Trivia Database_93 Flashcards

1
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Substance that is a poor conductor of electricity and that will sustain the force of an electric field passing through it.

A

Dielectric

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2
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Plant with pungent bulb used in cookery

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Garlic

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3
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Cannibals are famous for eating what

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Human flesh

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4
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Physics: Energy and Momentum are never lost, they are ___. ?

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Conserved

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5
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The visual and tactile quality of a work based on the particular way the materials are handled; also, the distribution of tones or shades of a single color.

A

Texture

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6
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Guatemala is the capital of ______

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Guatemala

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7
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Meridian is a shade of what colour

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Green

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8
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What kind of creature is the griffin

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Half eagle, half lion

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9
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Who Sang About “Angie Baby”

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Helen Reddy

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10
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Who was clyde barrow’s partner

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Bonnie parker

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11
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About what year was the first steam ship built

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1787

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12
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Beveley Hills Cop was Eddie Murphy but who was it intended for

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Sylvester Stallone

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13
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Chives are a member of which family of vegetables?

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Onion

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14
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Yaounde is the capital of ______

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Cameroon

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15
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What Girls Did Queen Sing About In 1978

A

Fat Bottomed

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16
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In Which Welsh Village Where 144 Adults And Children Killed By A Land Slippage?

A

Aberton

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17
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Barring rain - in which athletics event would you get wet

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Steeplechase

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18
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Which rock star died when the Mini car, driven by his girlfriend crashed into a tree?

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Marc Bolan

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19
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What is BSE in humans called

A

Cjd

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20
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What is the capital of north dakota

A

Bismarck

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21
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What planet has the longest day

A

Venus

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22
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A flat round Dutch cheese

A

Gouda

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23
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Who, according to the TV commercial, `makes exceedingly good cakes’?

A

Mr. Kipling

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24
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Cass elliot was part of which ‘monday monday’ group

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Mamas and papas

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25
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If you are born between June 23rd and July 23rd what star sign

A

Cancer

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26
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The observable activity of an “individual.(________)

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Behaviour

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27
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What is the title of the Bond movie in which the ‘baddie’ is called Scaramanga

A

The man with the golden gun

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28
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What is the young of this animal called: Dog

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Puppy pup

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29
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In which classic movies would you hear the phrase ‘Stop calling me Shirley’?

A

Airplane or Airplane 2

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30
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What name is given to farms which specialise in growing crops ?

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Arable

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31
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During the 1970’s, which song and which group “Don’t ask us to attend, ‘cos we’re not all there, Oh don’t pretend ‘cos I don’t care, I don’t believe illusions ‘cos too much is real?

A

Sex Pistols / Pretty Vacant

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32
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Who said “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”?

A

Neil Armstrong

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33
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Who portrayed sherlock holmes in 14 films between 1939 and 1946

A

Basil

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34
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Who playes Captain Picard in Star Trek: the next generation

A

Patrick stewart

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35
Q

Hockey: The Buffalo _________.

A

Sabres

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36
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For Which Allegedly Obscene Publication Were ‘Calder & Boyars’’ Prosecuted In 1967

A

Last Exit To Brooklyn

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37
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In cookery, what does the term “Julienne” mean

A

In strips

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38
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Who Was The Mother Of Liza Minelli?

A

Judy Garland

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39
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Which American aircraft company makes the F15 Eagle

A

Mcdonnell douglas

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40
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The museum of what can be found at Pontedassio in Italy

A

Spaghetti

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41
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In 1999 who was voted PFA player of the year?

A

David Ginola

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42
Q

In which city was Abraham born

A

Ur

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43
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This roman soldier pierced the crucified Christ on His side with his spear.

A

Longinus

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44
Q

What is the computer acronym for “picture element”

A

Pixel

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45
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Which PC game shares it name with a Bond film character

A

Solitaire

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46
Q

What was Elvis Presley’s first UK number one

A

All shook up

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47
Q

Heroin is the brand name of morphine once marketed by who

A

Bayer

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48
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With which pop group is Jarvis Cocker the lead singer

A

Pulp

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49
Q

Name US mountain range comes from French At the Bows

A

Ozarks - Aux Arcs

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50
Q

What is the modern equivalent of the english reeve

A

Sheriff

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51
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What Marlon Brando film was widely banned?

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Last Tango In Paris

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52
Q

What is the most assigned book / play in English classes

A

Romeo and Juliet

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53
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What country was the setting for “The King and I”?

A

Siam (Thailand)

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54
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Which twins were the brothers of Helen of Troy

A

Castor & pollux

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55
Q

In 1613 Who Did Pocahontas Marry

A

John Rolfe

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56
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Which film preceded ‘magnum force’ and ‘the enforcer’

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Dirty harry

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57
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What Are Small To Medium Sized Kangaroos Called?

A

Wallabies

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58
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What did Ed Peterson invent?

A

Egg Mcmuffin

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59
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In Ecuador if you were served tronquito what have you eaten

A

Bull penis soup

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60
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1858 Queen Victoria sent the first transatlantic telegram to who

A

President James Buchanan

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61
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What Is The Only Product Owned & Produced By The Virgin Corporation That Does Not Display The Virgin Name Or Logo?

A

Mates Condoms

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62
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Apart From Singing What Occupation Is Tony Bennet Famous For

A

Painting

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63
Q

Stallone how many innings must a starting pitcher pitch to get a victory

A

Five

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64
Q

Which sport uses stones and brooms

A

Curling

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65
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Three chemical elements are magnetic, iron, nickel & what

A

Cobalt

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66
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Which Famous Book Contains The Line ‘It was the best of times it was the worst of times it was the age of wisdom’

A

A Tale Of 2 Cities

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67
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What was Simple Simon fishing for in his mother’s pail?

A

Whale

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68
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Who was the last monarch to wash the feet of the poor on Maundy Thursday as an act of humility in remembrance of Jesus washing the disciples’ feet?

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James II

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69
Q

What connects kabul with peshawar

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Khyber pass

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70
Q

What Did Chers Baby do In 1966

A

He Shot Her Down

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71
Q

What is the capital of Peru

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Lima

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72
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Which Christmas carol contains the lines ‘O Tidings of Comfort and Joy’’

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God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen’’

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73
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The shortest war, between Britain & Zanzibar, happened in what year

A

1896

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74
Q

Ratatosk was what animal in Norse mythology - relayed insults

A

Squirrel

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75
Q

What does Peter Pan call Captain Hook

A

Cod fish

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76
Q

Botany & zoology combined make up the science of _______.

A

Biology

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77
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What Was The Name Of The Club In Liverpool Where The Beatles First Performed

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The Cavern Club

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78
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What plant family (strictly genus) do azaleas belong to

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Rhododendron

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79
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In which city is the distinctive building of the saddledome

A

Calgary

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80
Q

What is the flower that stands for: dejection

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Lichen

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81
Q

What numerical computer language doesn’t have pointer or recursion

A

Fortran

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82
Q

What is the common name for lysergic acid diethylamide?

A

LSD

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83
Q

A person living in solitude

A

Hermit

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84
Q

Florinzel is a character in which Shakespeare play

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The Winters Tale

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85
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What is the flower that stands for: retaliation

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Scotch thistle

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86
Q

Mintonette was the original name of what sport in 1891

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Volleyball

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87
Q

Fruit preserved in sugar

A

Glace

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88
Q

Softball began being played in Chicago in what year

A

1888

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89
Q

An alloy of Iron - Chromium and Nickel makes what

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Stainless Steel

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90
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Fill in the blank: if ___________ was shorter, the face of the world would be changed

A

Cleopatras nose

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91
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What divides the American North from the South?

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The Mason-Dixon Line

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92
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Ian Fleming’s house was called Goldeneye - which country

A

Jamaica

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93
Q

A Paralian always lives near what

A

The Sea

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94
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What is the study of prehistoric plants and animals called

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Paleontology

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95
Q

His Fourth Chart Sucess When Was “Crocodile Rock” A Hit For Elton John

A

1972

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96
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What is the basic unit of currency for Mozambique ?

A

Metical

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97
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Wilhelm Beer and Johan von Madler first good map where 1830

A

The Moon

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98
Q

Which car company makes the Almera

A

Nissan

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99
Q

What was pirate Captain Kidd’s first name

A

William

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100
Q

Roger Taylor Played The Drums For Which Famous Group

A

Queen

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101
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Classical seven ages of man Infant Schoolboy Lover what’s next

A

Soldier

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102
Q

Cows provide 90 percent of the world’s __________

A

Milk

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103
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In what HG Wells novel does Dr Griffin sometimes appear

A

The Invisible Man

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104
Q

What does a gozzard have or own

A

Geese

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105
Q

Sean Mercer Was Jailed For 22 Years In 2008 AQfter Being Found Guilty Of What Crime

A

He Murdered Rhys Jones

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106
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What is the flower that stands for: cheerfullness in old age

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American starwort

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107
Q

What animals name literally translates as earth pig

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Aardvark

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108
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The treatment of disease by chemical substances which are toxic to the causative micro organisms is called ________

A

Chemotherapy

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109
Q

What Animal Is A Skua?

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A Bird

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110
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In what Australian state would you find Albury

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New south wales nsw

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111
Q

What 80’s game show featured the ‘Whammy’?

A

Press Your Luck

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112
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A donkey is an “ass”, but an ass is not always a donkey. The word “ass” refers to several hoofed mammals of the genus Equus, including the __________

A

Onager

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113
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What Was The Name Of The Fifa 1994 World Cup Mascot?

A

Striker

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114
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Which small republic is situated on the slopes of Monte Titano in Italy

A

San marino

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115
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What nationality was Cleopatra

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Greek

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116
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In Greek mythology, from where was a beam hewn on atlanta’s ship

A

Speaking

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117
Q

Hydrophobophobia is the fear of

A

Rabies

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118
Q

What angle do 90 degrees make

A

Right angle

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119
Q

The Taj Mahal was built on the southern bank of which river

A

Jumna

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120
Q

Name the capital city of rhode island.

A

Providence

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121
Q

Percy LeBaron Spencer invented what in 1945 in USA

A

Microwave Oven

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122
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What is the name of Shakespeare’s first play

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Titus Andronicus

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123
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Name A Type Of Plague Other Than Bubonic

A

Pneumonic

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124
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What novel recounts john blackthorne’s adventures in 16th century japan

A

Shogun

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125
Q

How much is the luxury tax (in dollars) in Monopoly

A

75

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126
Q

The brothers Don and Phil formed which singing group

A

Everly brothers

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127
Q

Crystal City in Texas put up a statue to what cartoon character

A

Popeye - they are spinach growers

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128
Q

Duran Duran Were “Hungry Like The What”

A

Wolf

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129
Q

This was the sequel to “Star Wars”.

A

The Empire Strikes Back

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130
Q

By 1983, 13 million of what “labor-saving” device operated worldwide

A

Computers

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131
Q

What city has the most underground stations in the world?

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New York

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132
Q

Name the toy that consisted of color pencils and plastic which you would put in the oven to create.

A

Shrinky Dinks

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Before she was a pop star, why was Samantha Fox in the British tabloids?

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She was a page three girl

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Victor Buono played what Batman villain in the original series

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King Tut

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135
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The agen plum was the basis of what giant u.s industry

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Prunes

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136
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Which spiritual song, made famous by Joan Baez, became the anthem for American Civil Rights movement in the 1960s

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We shall overcome

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137
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The continental title baron is equal to which UK title

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Earl

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138
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What German city was the site of the war crime trials following WWII

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Nuremberg

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139
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Which war drama was first seen on British Television in October 1972?

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Colditz

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140
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What American city is prone to strong winds

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Chicago

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141
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How many names did the first telephone book ever issued contain

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Fifty

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142
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In California you can’t legally buy a mousetrap without what

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Hunting Licence

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143
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What name is given to a fibre from the husk of a coconut, used in rope making & matting

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Coir

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144
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What takes a human 43 muscles to do

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Frown

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145
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What does GP mean on a music score when all players silent

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General Pause

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146
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Who directed Star Trek films 3 and 4

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Leonard Nimoy

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147
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Who Wrote (Gone With The Wind)

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Margaret Mitchell

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148
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What is the monetary unit of India?

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Rupee

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149
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Which marsupial is native to North America

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Opossum

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150
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Which Steven Spielbereg film pits Dennis Weaver against a truck with an unseen driver

A

Duel

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Who Were The 2 Members Of The Pop Duo Wham

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George Michael & Andrew Ridgely

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152
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What is the common term for the condition monochromatism

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Colour blindness

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153
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What was the name of the baby in Three Men and a Baby

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Mary

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Which Singing Cowboy Was Born Leonard Slye , & Whose Early Career Was As Part Of The Sons & Pioneers Group

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Roy Rogers

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155
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What did Emerson, Lake and Palmer burn on stage during their concerts

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The

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156
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Which sight problem occurs in men far more then in women ?

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Colour Blindness

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157
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What Was Buddy Holly’s Real Christian Name

A

Charles

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158
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What number is on the opposite side of the “five” on dice?

A

Two

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159
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What Is The Hardest Substance In The Body

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Tooth Enamel

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160
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The average __________ moves at a rate of approximately 0.000362005 miles per hour.

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Snail

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161
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Which was the first of the National Parks in England and Wales

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Peak district

162
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Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Minerva

A

Athena

163
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Dead mans hand was Aces and Eights plus which other card

A

Queen of Hearts

164
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Who is the first ghost seen by Scrooge in ‘A Christmas Carol’’

A

Jacob Marley

165
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In Which Sport Was Desmond Douglas Britain’s Leading Competitor

A

Table Tennis

166
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What is the Capital of: Andorra

A

Andorra la vella

167
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What south American country has both a Pacific and Atlantic coastline?

A

Colombia

168
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What greek phrase means ‘the masses’

A

Hoi polloi

169
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Which Hugely Successful 90’s Pop Duo Consisted Of “Marie Fredriksson And Per Gessle”

A

Roxette

170
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The world’s largest rodent is the Capybara. An Amazon water hog that looks like a guinea pig, it can weigh more than __________ pounds.

A

100

171
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Who is the oldest female to win best actress oscar?

A

Jessica Tandy

172
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What is a young duck called

A

Duckling

173
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Hey! What was the name of the hit song released by ‘The Romantics’ in February 1980?

A

That’s What I Like About You

174
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What Latin word means elsewhere

A

Alibi

175
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Who was the female star of in the tv version of ‘Bewitched’

A

Elizabeth Montgomery

176
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Which two books in the Old Testament list the ten commandments? (in order of appearance)

A

Exodus and Deuteronomy

177
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Which gangster escaped from jail using a wooden gun

A

John Dillinger

178
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What is a small, flightless bird native to New Zealand?

A

Kiwi

179
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What three letters are overly used to indicate “Laugh Out Loud”?

A

Lol

180
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What name is given to the socket in the skull which holds the eye

A

Orbit

181
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The Greeks used hexagonal or triangular ones of burnt clay what

A

Coffins

182
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What is the german parliament

A

Bundestag

183
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What is the discharge of a liquid from a surface, usually pores or incisions

A

Exudation

184
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The standard single oar used by gondoliers in ____________ is 14 feet long.

A

Venice

185
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What was the name of the horse in Animal Farm

A

Boxer

186
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What colour is the flesh of an avocado?

A

Green

187
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Where is mauna kea

A

Hawaii

188
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Port Moresby is the capital of ______?

A

Papua New Guinea

189
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The Camorra was the forerunner of what organisation in the USA

A

The Mafia

190
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Rats, mice, beavers, and squirrels are all _______.

A

Rodents

191
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Jefferson what can be tulip, balloon or flute

A

Wine glasses

192
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What is a naevus (nevus)

A

Birthmark

193
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What news anchor attended Reagan High School

A

Dan rather

194
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Bread, cereals, fruit and vegetables are needed by the body as good sources of what

A

Fibre

195
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Anvil, hammer and stirrup are all bones where

A

Ear

196
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In a classical building, the triangular gable between the horizontal entablature and the sloping roof; in general, and architechtural feature over a door or window.

A

Pediment

197
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Why is the day after Christmas named Boxing Day?

A

The Rich Gave Presents To The Poor

198
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What is the capital of Nicaragua

A

Managua

199
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What was the Australian John Landy the second person to achieve?

A

A Sub Four-Minute Mile

200
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How many pounds does the Olympic hammer weigh?

A

16

201
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What was the blue dye, used by ancient Britons to colour their skin, called

A

Woad

202
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In the Phantom of the Opera how does the Phantom sign notes

A

OG - Opera Ghost

203
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What is the worlds longest concrete dam?

A

Grand Coulee Dam

204
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The nation of _______________, located in the Atlantic Ocean 450 miles west of the western tip of Africa, has no minerals except salt and pozzolana.

A

Cape verde

205
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What Canadian broadcaster created the radio character old Rawhide

A

Max ferguson

206
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Australia’s __________ is the world’s most dangerous jellyfish. Its toxin is more potent than cobra venom and can kill a person in minutes

A

Box jelly

207
Q

First emperor of Rome (27bc-14ad), who restored unity and orderly government to the realm after nearly a century of civil wars.

A

Augustus

208
Q

How many stitches are on a regulation baseball?

A

108

209
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The largest University is in which country??

A

Paris, France

210
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Which alloy is made with nine parts tin and one part lead?

A

Pewter

211
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The variety of living organisms in a particular habitat or geographic area

A

Biodiversity

212
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Time Magazine named what as the Man of the Year 1982

A

The Computer

213
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Which band featured Paul McGuigan on bass?

A

Oasis

214
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US what was the last brand of cigarettes to be advertised on TV

A

Virginia Slims

215
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In 1995 Who Did Blackburn Rovers Loose To On The Final Day Of The Season Yet Still Managed To Win the Premiership

A

Liverpool

216
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The Ishihara Test Is Used To Determine Whether Or Not Somebody Is What

A

Colour Blind

217
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Which international footballer was known as ‘Black Panther’

A

Eusebio

218
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On What Label Was “Down Down” A Hit For Status Quo

A

Phonogram

219
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What did Charles Jung invent?

A

Fortune cookies

220
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Who won the Nobel prize in physics in 1921

A

Albert einstein

221
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In which sci-fi novel do the Morlocks live underground

A

The time machine

222
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What was the name of the short lived spin-off of Three’s Company?

A

The Ropers

223
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The easybeats released “friday on my _____”

A

Mind

224
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Who refused the leading male role in Gone With the Wind

A

Gary Cooper

225
Q

33% of worlds population can’t do what apparently simple thing

A

Snap their fingers

226
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Which American state has Boise as its capital

A

Idaho

227
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Which Shakespeare play features Cordelia, Regan, and Goneril

A

King lear

228
Q

What was the name of Speed Racer’s car

A

The mach five

229
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In 1965 Who Went To Maggies Farm

A

Bob Dylan

230
Q

In Roman times what were Falerian Setine Alban Sorrentine

A

Wine Regions

231
Q

What kind of dog is Scooby Doo?

A

Great dane

232
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Who once had a job as a coffin polisher

A

Sean Connery

233
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Which sandwich which is served hot, consists of Corned Beef, Thousand Island dressing, Sauerkraut and Cheese?

A

Reuben Sandwich

234
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Whose Catchphraase Is ‘Nice To See You To See You Nice’

A

Bruce Forsythe

235
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Wilma Rudolf first black US woman to win Olympic gold where

A

Rome in 1960 (3)

236
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A horse named Nita beat the first locomotive ever built in America in a famous race in 1830, what was the name of the train

A

Tom Thumb

237
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What pop group said “Were only in it for the volume”

A

Black Sabbath

238
Q

Who Was The Only British Pope?

A

Adrian IV

239
Q

Who Recorded The Original Version Of Soft Cell’s Tainted Love

A

Gloria Jones

240
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What is the basic unit of currency for Saint Lucia ?

A

Dollar

241
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The first dog in space was named _________.

A

Laika

242
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In which magazine did sarah ferguson make the ‘worst dressed list’ five times

A

People’s magazine

243
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How Many Humps Has A Dromedary Got?

A

One Hump

244
Q

What Did Voice Of The Beehive Ask Us Not To Do In 1988

A

Don’t Call Me Baby

245
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What do ensign, cadet, osprey and 505 have in common

A

Sailing Dinghy’s

246
Q

In Greek mythology who was moirae’s mother

A

Themes

247
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Which company introduced the first ‘instamatic’ camera in 1963?

A

Kodak

248
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Which American state’s name is Spanish for “colored” or “colored land”?

A

Colorado

249
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Which artist painted sixty two self portraits

A

Rembrandt Van Rinn

250
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Where in Britain is Ronaldsway Airport?

A

The Isle Of Man

251
Q

Singing without instrumental back up is called what?

A

Capella

252
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What Is The Name Of This Mr Man Character

A

Mr Spendy

253
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What is the name of the Kellogg’s cereal prefixed with the word ‘healthwise’

A

Bran flakes

254
Q

Who was Prime Minister of Japan during World War 2

A

Hideki tojo

255
Q

From which country does black box originate from?

A

Italy

256
Q

What Apple Computer cofounder sponsored the U.S. Festival

A

Steve wozniak

257
Q

What is the Capital of: Morocco

A

Rabat

258
Q

What was the name of Garfield’s teddy bear?

A

Pookie

259
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Who is on the most popular us commemorative stamp

A

Elvis

260
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Fonzarelli the swiss family _______

A

Robinson

261
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Ground chalk or plaster mixed with glue, used as a base coat for tempera and oil painting.

A

Gesso

262
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According to the ceremonial customs of orthodox Judaism, it is officially sundown when you cannot tell the difference between what

A

A black thread & a red one

263
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What is a group of this animal called: Toad

A

Knot

264
Q

Anise flavored Greek liqueur

A

Ouzo

265
Q

What is an eight sided polygon called

A

Octagon

266
Q

Which Singer At Birth Had The Forenames Katherine Dawn?

A

K.D Lang

267
Q

What would you do with a celesta

A

Play it – percussion instrument

268
Q

Porn star Candida Royale was named after what

A

A vaginal yeast infection

269
Q

Scott Joplin’s music used for the film The Sting name the tune

A

The Entertainer

270
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For Which Novel Was Boris Pasternak Awarded The 1958 Nobel Prize , An Award He Declined

A

Dr Zhivago

271
Q

What is the flower that stands for: safety

A

Traveller’s joy

272
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Which Song By James Blunt Released In March 2006 Failed To Enter The UK Top 20 Despite Being Top Of The Radio 1 Playlist For That Month

A

Wisemen

273
Q

To what disability can keratitis lead?

A

Blindness

274
Q

What type of animal is an auklet

A

Bird

275
Q

KLM is the national airline of which country

A

Holland

276
Q

What do americans traditionally eat on thanksgiving day

A

Turkey

277
Q

What Road Safety Device Did Percy Shaw Invent

A

Cats Eyes

278
Q

Until 1971 what was the name of Zaire

A

Congo

279
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Poisonous plant with small white flowers

A

Hemlock

280
Q

Colobus, vervet and mangabey are types of which animal

A

Monkey

281
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Which artist, remembered more for his portraits than his landscapes, was born in Sudbury, Suffolk, in 1717

A

Gainsborough

282
Q

Open embroidery on usually white cotton or linen

A

Broderie anglaise

283
Q

What river has the largest drainage basin

A

Amazon

284
Q

What are Tortoiseshell and Speckled Wood types of?

A

Butterfly

285
Q

Hera in Greece Juno in Rome Goddesses of what

A

Childbirth

286
Q

Tonsurphobia is a fear of ______

A

Haircuts

287
Q

What’s the third largest lake in the world

A

Lake victoria

288
Q

What Castro trademark did the CIA try to lace with poison

A

His cigar cigar

289
Q

Who composed the ballets Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker

A

Tchaikovsky

290
Q

What Is Daltonism

A

Colour Blindness

291
Q

Dr Teeth was the leader of the band Electric Mayhem - where

A

The Muppet Show

292
Q

Lake Tittikaka is in Peru and what other country

A

Bolivia

293
Q

In West Virginia Nicholas County its illegal to do what in pulpit

A

Tell Jokes

294
Q

What Type Of Sauce Traditionally Goes With Roast Beef

A

Horseradish

295
Q

What parts of a car have drums & shoes

A

Brakes

296
Q

What nationality is Thor Heyerdahl

A

Norwegian

297
Q

In which film did jay leno play ‘mookie’

A

American hot wax

298
Q

Who declared in 1962 that having a hole drilled through the cranium enabled people to reach a higher state of consciousness

A

Dr bart hughes

299
Q

What is Pancetta

A

Bacon

300
Q

What was invented in Rome 63 bc by Marcus Tiro

A

Shorthand and the & sign

301
Q

The world’s youngest parents were ___ & 9 years old.

A

Eight

302
Q

Who loves ya, baby?’’ was the catchphrase of which `70s TV sleuth?

A

Kojak

303
Q

What river forms at the confluence of the Allegheny & the Monongahela

A

Ohio river ohio

304
Q

What was the most popular Xmas gift in 1913

A

Erector sets – Meccano

305
Q

He belted out hits for Bad Company, The Firm and then went out on his own

A

Paul Rodgers

306
Q

On Tv How Is Eddie Fitzgerald More Commonly Known

A

Cracker

307
Q

What is the misshapen ear that boxers often have called?

A

Cauliflower ear

308
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Chile ?

A

Peso

309
Q

What’s involved in 20% of car accidents in Sweden

A

A moose

310
Q

Name Homer Simpsons bowling team

A

Pin Pals

311
Q

Which classic film was called production 9401 during filming

A

Psycho

312
Q

What was the name of the family featured in `Father Knows Best’

A

Andrews

313
Q

What Australian slang for a simpleton is also a cockatoo

A

Galah

314
Q

Who invented fortune cookies?

A

Charles Jung

315
Q

Which New Romantic Star Was Once Voted The Most Beautiful Man In The World

A

David Sylvian (Japan)

316
Q

Rio de janeiro is the capital of ______

A

Argentina

317
Q

In which film did Paul Newman and Robert Redford hold hands and jump into a river?

A

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

318
Q

Which creatures lived in Arnold Bros (est. 1905)

A

Nomes

319
Q

T or F The Peanut is a type of nut?

A

Flase (It’s a Legume)

320
Q

On a standard keyboard which is the largest key?

A

The Space Bar

321
Q

Wine brandy sherry almonds raisins orange glogg what country

A

Sweden a Christmas punch drink

322
Q

Barbie’s measurements if she were life size:

A

39-23-33

323
Q

In beer measurement 72 pints make a what

A

Firkin

324
Q

How long did it take God to create the Universe?

A

Six days - he rested on the seventh

325
Q

What united states president was in office during the civil war

A

Forty three

326
Q

These glands are located on top of the kidneys.

A

Adrenal

327
Q

What nationality is footballer Lucas Radebe

A

South african

328
Q

Faulkner penned this book with 4 distinctive sections: the Benjy section, Quentin’s section, Jason and then Dilsey’s sections.

A

The Sound and the Fury

329
Q

Name Ernest Hemmingway’s book dealing with bullfighting

A

Fiesta

330
Q

Who Was The Archbishop Of Canterbury In 1995

A

George Carey

331
Q

What constellation is represented by a fish

A

Pisces

332
Q

Secret Identities: Cliff Steele

A

Robotman

333
Q

Where would you find an intrados

A

Inside curve of arch

334
Q

What Part Of A Car Engine Mixes Fuel With Air

A

The Carburettor

335
Q

What were the Ghostbusters’ names?

A

Peter Venkman,Egon Spengler,Ray Stantz ,Winston Zedmore

336
Q

Benjamin who was the first Lord Mayor of Dublin

A

Guinness

337
Q

Which Beatle was barefoot on the cover of Abbey Road?

A

Paul

338
Q

In which country is Kamsai Airport?

A

Japan

339
Q

Subject, verb and object are parts of a _________.

A

Sentence

340
Q

Which language calls itself Vlaams

A

Flemish

341
Q

What is the missing word in english with the letter combination ‘uu’ muumuu, continuum, duumvirate, residuum, duumvir

A

Vacuum

342
Q

Who Created The Character Adrian Mole

A

Sue Towsend

343
Q

What is a group of seals

A

Herd

344
Q

What I did for Love came from which Broadway musical show

A

Chorus Line

345
Q

What ONE word fits ____hood; ____hole; ____date.

A

Man

346
Q

Tres Hombres’ was the 1973 release by which El Paso Texas band known for the beards

A

ZZ Top

347
Q

When something is completely different it is said to be one of these of a different color

A

Pale

348
Q

Which European city’s name means home of the monks

A

Munich or Munchen

349
Q

Which company controls more than 80% of the world’s rough diamond supply?

A

De Beers

350
Q

The golden state warriors basketball team retired 42 which used to belong to _____

A

Nate thurmond

351
Q

What news magazine boldly claimed: “there’s no substitute”

A

Time magazine

352
Q

What Is New Years Eve Caled It Scotland

A

Hogmany

353
Q

What is a group of bobolinks

A

Chain

354
Q

What film was playing at the drive-in in the film ‘twister’

A

The shining

355
Q

Who said “ability is useless without opportunity”

A

Napoleon

356
Q

One ragweed plant can release approximately how many grains of pollen

A

One

357
Q

What Is The Proper Name For An English Horn

A

Cor Anglais

358
Q

Which Country Owns Christmas Island

A

Australia

359
Q

Which Nation Did France Beat 3-0 In The Final Of The Football World Cup In 1998

A

Brazil

360
Q

In 1963, bobby darin released “you’re the reason _____”

A

I’m living

361
Q

What nation’s 90 man army is the world’s oldest, dating back to 1506

A

Vatican city’s vatican citys vatican city

362
Q

Which disease is tested for using the ‘Schick Test’

A

Diphtheria

363
Q

In which city is the wailing wall

A

Jerusalem

364
Q

In Which Year did John Lennon Tell Us Happy Xmas (War Is Over)

A

1972

365
Q

Which country was the first to elect a woman as head of state

A

Iceland

366
Q

What are the seeds of the herb cilantro called used as a spice

A

Coriander

367
Q

Who invented the centigrade scale?

A

Anders Celsius

368
Q

What is the most common plastic surgery performed USA men

A

Breast Reduction

369
Q

Who, in 1947, was the first man to break the sound barrier

A

Chuck yeager

370
Q

What is the fear of overworking or of pain known as

A

Ponophobia

371
Q

What comic strip duck is a billionare

A

Scrooge mcduck

372
Q

Which meteor shower occurs on the 4th November ?

A

Taurids

373
Q

Who wrote The Shining

A

Stephen king

374
Q

What was the first film made in cinemascope

A

The robe

375
Q

Barrel size - what beer barrel contains 108 gallons

A

Butt

376
Q

How is a drink served when it is described as Frappe?

A

With finely crushed ice

377
Q

Name One Of The 3 Years In Which The Olympics Were Cancelled

A

1916, 1940, 1944

378
Q

Electrical circuit made by depositing conductive material on the surface of an insulating base

A

Printed circuit board

379
Q

What Is The SI Unit Of Force

A

The Newton

380
Q

Who Had A Dose Of Bad Love In 1990

A

Eric Clapton

381
Q

Which company invented the transistor radio in 1952

A

Sony

382
Q

What does the pancreas produce?

A

Insulin

383
Q

Name the porceilan chair you sit on at least once a day.

A

Toilet

384
Q

In Which Musical Did Clint Eastwood Perform “I Talk To The Trees”

A

Paint Your Wagon

385
Q

Who was the founder of Live Aid?

A

Bob Geldof

386
Q

What is the japanese currency

A

Yen

387
Q

What is the name for the part of the bone that fits into a socket to form hip and shoulder joints

A

Ball

388
Q

Guayaquil is the largest city in what country?

A

Ecuador

389
Q

Whose autobiography is called “Take it like a Man”

A

Boy George - or George O’Doud

390
Q

According to Arthurian legend, what did King Arthur receive as a dowry, on his marriage to Guinevire

A

The round table

391
Q

The film Apocalypse Now was based on whose novel

A

Joseph conrad

392
Q

Pierce Brosnens contract stops him doing what in any other film

A

Wearing a Tuxedo

393
Q

In the British army, which rank is immediately above colonel

A

Brigadier

394
Q

The Stanley cup was not awarded in 1919 what stopped it

A

Influenza epidemic

395
Q

In the ‘nightmare on elm street’ films, who played freddy krueger

A

Robert

396
Q

What is the capital of the Spanish province Cantabria

A

Santander

397
Q

UK band involved in a US court case - Subliminal messages 80s

A

Judas Priest

398
Q

Alice Cooper Has The Unusual Hobby Of Collecting What

A

Watches

399
Q

What was used at Wimbledon for the first time in 1986

A

Yellow tennis balls

400
Q

What is the flower that stands for: purity and sweetness

A

White lily