Trivia Database_94 Flashcards

1
Q

The Pentagon uses, on average, about 666 rolls of ___________ every day

A

Toilet paper

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2
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Name the remake of a 1960’s film with the aid of the following actors. The first actor was in the 60’s original, the second actor played the same role in the remake Robert Mitchum and Robert de Niro

A

Cape Fear

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3
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Who played Garth in “Wayne’s World”?

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Dana Carvey

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4
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Who Did Paul McCartney Perform a Duet With On The Song “Say Say Say”

A

Michael Jackson

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5
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By what process is rum created

A

Fermenting molasses

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6
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What was Vivian Leigh’s character won Oscar in her 30s

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Blanche Dubois

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7
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Which character of the ‘Bloom County’ comic strip ran for president even though he was dead at the time?

A

Bill the Cat

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8
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The Sound and the Fury took its title from what other work

A

Macbeth

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9
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Which fruit is a cross between a peach and a plum?

A

Nectarine

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10
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What event led to Hirohito ascending to the Japanse throne in 1926

A

His fathers death

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11
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The video for which eighties song features nothing but 5 cheerleaders?(Name the artist too)

A

Mickey Toni Basil

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12
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What links elephanta, bad-i-sad-o-bistroz, oe, whuly, zonda

A

All winds

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13
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What nationality is footballer Davor Suker

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Croatian

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14
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What is the art of fighting with gloves on the hand

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Boxing

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15
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What was the operative name of WWI spy Geertruida Zelle

A

Mata hari

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16
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What is the largest BBS in the world

A

CompuServe

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17
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In which London Square is the American Embassy situated

A

Grosvenor square

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18
Q

Palaeontology is the study of what

A

Fossil remains

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19
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In Simon & Simon,what unusual thing did Rick live in?

A

In a boat

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20
Q

Kynophobia is the fear of

A

Rabies

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21
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In which sport would you see a Boston Crab or a Full Nelson

A

Wrestling

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22
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Which popular singer of the 80’s has the real name Christopher Davidson

A

Chris de burgh

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23
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Who followed Grover Cleveland as U.S. President in 1897

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William mckinley

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24
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What was the first offical international boat race

A

Hundred guineas cup

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25
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What is the flower that stands for: chivalry

A

Great yellow daffodil

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26
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Who wrote the opera the Snow Maiden

A

Rimsky-korsakov

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27
Q

What occurs in September and December more than any other month

A

Letter E

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28
Q

Where does Dilbert think of inventions

A

In the bathtub

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29
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What was Elvis Presley’s twin brother’s name?

A

Garon

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30
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Elvis Presley collected statues of what famous woman

A

Joan of Arc

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31
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In what athletic event is it illegal to carry weights

A

Long Jump

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32
Q

If you were eating fragrant meat in Hong Kong what is it

A

Dog

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33
Q

What Canadian province was the site of England’s first overseas possession

A

Newfoundland

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34
Q

What Did Lord Carnavon & Howard Carter vDiscover In 1922

A

The Tomb Of Tutankhamen

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35
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Why Was The Seismosaurus So Named

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Because Of It’s Size Hence Earth Shaking Lizard

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36
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Which King Was Overthrown As A Result Of The French Revolution

A

Louis XVI

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37
Q

Who was the chief spokesman for the lost generation

A

F scott fitzgerald

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38
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What drink did Paul Daniels and Debbie McGee advertise singing off-key around a piano

A

Heineken Lager

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39
Q

Jesus was born in Bethlehem what does Bethlehem mean

A

House of Bread

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40
Q

After how many years marriage do you celebrate your emerald wedding anniversary

A

55

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41
Q

What is produced in a ginnery

A

Cotton

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42
Q

What day of the week was JFK assassinated on

A

Friday

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43
Q

In 1937 American Chester Carlson Invented A Process Called Xerography What Do We Know It As Today

A

Photocopying

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44
Q

Name The Italian Composer That Provided The Scores To The Spaghetti Westerns “The Good The Bad And The Ugly”

A

Ennio Morricone

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45
Q

What Was Pato Banton’s Follow Up to His No.1 “Baby Come Back” Reaching No.15

A

Bubbling Hot

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46
Q

What trade name was given to the phenol-formaldehyde resin developed as the first synthetic plastic in 1909

A

Bakelite

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47
Q

Who married queen victoria

A

Prince albert

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48
Q

What Is The Longest Living Mammel?

A

Man

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49
Q

Which country became the second to issue postage stamps in 1843

A

Brazil

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50
Q

What fruits are usually served ‘belle helene’

A

Pears

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51
Q

Who Were The First Europeans To Reach Mount Kilimanjaro In Tanzania

A

2 Germans , Johannes Rebmann & Ludwig Krapf

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52
Q

Which Is The Largest Owl Found In Britain

A

Snowy Owl

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53
Q

What is the main ingredient of an edible faggot

A

Liver

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54
Q

Work done, equals force multiplied by ________.

A

Distance

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55
Q

What is measured in units called jnd

A

Sensitivity Just noticeable difference

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56
Q

Which substance, occurring naturally in fruit, causes jams and preserves to set

A

Pectin

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57
Q

As sly as a ______

A

Fox

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58
Q

Who was the second man to set foot on the moon?

A

Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin

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59
Q

Which City Is The Capital Of Pakistan

A

Islamabad

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60
Q

The massacre at Kent State occurred as students protested the bombing of Cambodia and the _____ war.

A

Vietnam

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61
Q

German mapmaker Martin Waldseemuller named what

A

America – after Amerigo Vespucci

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62
Q

I’ll Be There For You, sung by the Rembrandts, is the theme song of which American television comedy series

A

Friends

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63
Q

In Horse Racing Which Of the 5 Classics Is Run Over The Longest Distance

A

The St Leger

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64
Q

Septicaemia is better known as _____

A

Blood poisoning

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65
Q

What nation has its capital in Zagreb

A

Croatia

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66
Q

Sixteen pounds is the maximum legal weight of what sporting device

A

Bowling

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67
Q

Who Kills Nancy In Dickens Novel Oliver Twist

A

Bill Sykes

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68
Q

What and where is the longest group of coral reefs in the world

A

Great

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69
Q

1k equals how many bytes

A

1024

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70
Q

When was the record breaking flood of the North Sea

A

1953

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71
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Who had a major hit with joni mitchell’s ‘both sides now’

A

Judy collins

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72
Q

In the Mystical Ninja series, who is Goemon’s sidekick?

A

Ebisumaru

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73
Q

Hugo Quotations: “The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes.”

A

Sir Winston Churchill

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74
Q

Arc, radius, and sector are parts of a(n) _________.

A

Circle

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75
Q

What is the language of hungary

A

Magyar

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76
Q

What is a person in his eighties

A

Octogenarian

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77
Q

Division of geologic time in the Cenozoic era following the tertiary period (geology)

A

Quaternary period

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78
Q

Where is Mount Washington?

A

New Hampshire

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79
Q

The word mattress what taken from which language

A

Arabic

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80
Q

In mythology, which King of Cyprus fell in love with a statue

A

Pygmalion

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81
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Get Outa My Dreams Get Into My Car”

A

Billy Ocean

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82
Q

Who was the first person elected to US swimming hall fame

A

Johnny Weismuller

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83
Q

What animal lives in a form

A

Hare

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84
Q

This is the lowest ranking suit in Bridge.

A

Clubs

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85
Q

In which year was the Berlin Wall constructed?

A

1961

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86
Q

What unit of currency will buy you dinner in Iraq, Jordan, Tunisia and Yugoslavia

A

Dinar

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87
Q

What did d.w griffith invent

A

False eyelashes

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88
Q

Which seattle-based band had a hit with ‘daughter’

A

Pearl jam

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89
Q

Meaning ‘Black Knife’ in Gaelic what is the dagger worn in the sock with full Highland Dress

A

Skean dhu

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90
Q

Kind of mild pale Welsh cheese

A

Caerphilly

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91
Q

What is the capital of Burundi

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Bujumbura

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92
Q

A herd of sixty cows is capable of producing a ton of milk in less than a __________

A

Day

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93
Q

What kind of animal is a possum

A

Marsupial

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94
Q

How many dimples does a golf ball have?

A

336

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95
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What Is The Name Given To The Type Of Singing That Mimics An Instrumental Solo

A

Scat Singing

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96
Q

What type of pastry is usually bought frozen in wafer thin slices

A

Filo

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97
Q

The Braves moved to Atlanta from where

A

Milwaukee

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98
Q

Which variety of apple is on the Beatles apple label

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Granny Smith

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99
Q

What was the name of Thomas Jefferson’s home

A

Montecello

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100
Q

In ancient India how were dead parents traditionally disposed of

A

Eaten by offspring as a sign of respect

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101
Q

Ward Green wrote the story for which famous film

A

Lady and the Tramp

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102
Q

What is the animated videogame by Don Bluth, where the hero had to work his way through a trap infested castle

A

Dragons lair

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103
Q

What is the estimated weight of the great pyramid of Egypt

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6,648,000 tons

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104
Q

U.S. Captials - South Carolina

A

Columbia

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105
Q

What does the symbol ‘Am’ represent?

A

Americium

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106
Q

What is quicksilver better known as

A

Mercury

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107
Q

Gin - lemon Juice - Sugar - Soda make what cocktail

A

Tom Collins

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108
Q

A receptacle for holy water is a(n) ____.

A

Font

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109
Q

Tropical plant with large flowering bracts

A

Bougainvillaea

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110
Q

Which American state passed a bill declaring Pi to be 3 ?

A

Indiana

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111
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What painting depicts the sister & the dentist of artist Grant Wood as rural farm folk

A

American gothic

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112
Q

Singapore uses the colours blue and yellow at funerals to ward off ______

A

Evil spirits

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113
Q

Followers of the unification church are nicknamed _______

A

Moonies

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114
Q

What was the name of king arthur’s castle

A

Camelot

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115
Q

The Who’ had a guiness world record for what?

A

Loudest Band

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116
Q

The aardvark is the first animal in the dictionary what’s second

A

Aardwolf

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117
Q

Where is mount augustus

A

Western australia

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118
Q

What Indian word means “big village”

A

Canada

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119
Q

The Duo Erasure Consisted Of Vince Clark And Which Other Singer?

A

Andy Bell

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120
Q

In the creation myth on the fourth day God made what

A

Sun Moon Stars

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121
Q

Hamburgers were invented in what country

A

China

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122
Q

What was the name of long john silver’s parrot

A

Captain flint

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123
Q

Of what is cetology a study

A

Whales

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124
Q

What did dr john pemberton invent in atlanta, georgia in 1886

A

Coca cola

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125
Q

What does a hotwalker do

A

Walks a hot racehorse

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126
Q

Which Famous Book Begins With The Line ‘Not long ago, there lived in London a young married couple of Dalmatian dogs named Pongo and Misses Pongo’

A

101 Dalmations

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127
Q

What is the name given to the green pigment in plants

A

Chlorophyl

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128
Q

Who wrote The Unbearable Lightness of Being

A

Milan kundera

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129
Q

In which tv series do james van der beek, katie holmes, joshua jackson and michelle williams play

A

Dawson’s creek

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130
Q

What monster is said to be living in a Scottish lake

A

Loch ness monster

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131
Q

France has the highest per capita consumption of ______

A

Cheese

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When was the miss world competition founded

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1951

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The Triassic, Jurrasic, and Cretaceous periods make up which era ?

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Mesozoic Era

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What do Cleopatra, Margarett Thatcher, & Mia Farrow all have in common

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They All Had Twins

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135
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A non-cancerous tumor is said to be _______.

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Benign

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Which metal was invented by British metallurgist Harold Brearley in 1912?

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Stainless Steel

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137
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To which London club did Mycroft Holmes belong

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Diogones

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138
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Which character lived at 3 stable mews City of London

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John Steed in the

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139
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Which artist painted ‘Guernica’

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Picasso

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140
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Marine iguanas, saltwater crocodiles, sea snakes, and sea turtles are the only surviving seawater_adapted __________

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Reptiles

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Fifty who had the nickname ‘golden bear’

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Jack nicklaus

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142
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What is the common name for the aurora borealis

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Northern lights

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What florentine held that the ends justified the means

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Machiavelli

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What bird has double-plumed feathers

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Emu

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Samhain’, literally means ‘end of summer’ and is a Gaelic language word. What is it’s direct English equivalent

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November

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146
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What is the capital of Venezuela

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Caracas

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What was the setting for “The Sound of Music”?

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Austria

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Francis What prime-time soap opera debuted as a five-part miniseries in 1978

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Dallas

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What is the Capital of: Slovenia

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Ljubljana

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What fabled monster has a lions head and a serpents tail

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Chimera

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Who proclaimed thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863

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Abraham lincoln

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152
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The Brodway version of Disney “The Lion King” uses more than ___________ puppets

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232

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153
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What are the units of measurement for Power ?

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Watt

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154
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On the Moh Hardness scale what has a hardness of 10?

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Diamond

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Which Author Wrote The ‘Just So Stories’’?

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Rudyard Kipling

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156
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Who discovered gold on the Witwatersrand?

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George Harrison

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157
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What travels in gaggles

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Geese

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What is the name of the largest South American lake

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Lake maracaibo

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159
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What was the first name of Captain Dobey on Starsky & Hutch?

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Harold

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160
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Where or what is a birds lore

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Space between eye and beak

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161
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Who wrote Cliff Richards hit song Living Doll

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Lionel Bart

162
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Which Fast Foon Advertised With The Slogan ‘Wheres The Beef’’

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Wendy’s

163
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Countries of the world: north western Africa, Nouakchott is the capital

A

Mauritania

164
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As who is Cassius Clay now known

A

Mohammed Ali

165
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A prostitute with wealthy or upper class connections

A

Courtesan

166
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All Sikhs must possess five things - one is a Kangha - what is it

A

Comb

167
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What is the fear of being buried alive known as

A

Taphephobia

168
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Where is the ‘whispering gallery’?

A

St. Paul’s Cathedral

169
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What is the most populous domesticated creature in the US

A

Honey Bees

170
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If you were eating calemare - what are you snacking on

A

Squid

171
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What is a cyclone

A

Area of low pressure

172
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Who Released Their 2nd Album Rhythm & Stealth In 1999

A

Left field

173
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Marine creature with tusks

A

Walrus

174
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Which is the only English football league team that has a name ending with the letter G?

A

Reading

175
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Ecophobia is a fear of what

A

Home

176
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The fastest bird is a spine tailed swift. How fast can it fly (mph)

A

106

177
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What Is The Slowest Fish?

A

The Sea Horse

178
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If you’re involved in firing, throwing, and glazing, what do you do

A

Pottery

179
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Who dubbed australia ‘the lucky country’

A

Donald horne

180
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Which colourless, odourless light gas is used to lift airships

A

Helium

181
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Which record breaker won the first major Marathon she entered in 1996?

A

Liz McColgan

182
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Billy the Kid was born in _____

A

1859

183
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What is the Capital of: Nicaragua

A

Managua

184
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What is the name of the Chicago baseball team based at Wrigley Field

A

Chicago cubs

185
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In 1925 the worlds first what opened Luis Obispo California

A

Motel - Called Motel Inn

186
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What is the only venomous british snake

A

Adder

187
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Which Big Voiced Singer Is Usually Associated With The Irving Berlin Song “Theres No Business Like Showbusiness”

A

Ethel Merman

188
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Which South African President was assassinated in 1966

A

Hendrik verwoerd

189
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An Italian vinegar matured in wooden barrels

A

Balsamic

190
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What is examined by an otoscope

A

The ear

191
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Which Band Accompanied Vic Reeves On His Chart Topper “Dizzy”?

A

The Wonder Stuff

192
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What Ohio city is known as “the rubber capital of the world”

A

Akron

193
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What is the opposite of wet - if its not wet

A

Sweet

194
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Kleptophobia is the fear of

A

Stealing

195
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What word originally meant a dark cosmetic eye powder

A

Alcohol from Al Kuhul antimony

196
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Which Tennis Player Was Jimmy Connors Engaged To

A

Chirs Evet

197
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Lark’s Tongue in Aspic

A

King Crimson

198
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In Gaelic legend, who had a dog called Bran

A

Fingal

199
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Who played Sarah Connor in 1984’s “Terminator”?

A

Linda Hamilton

200
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Which British Pop Star Named His Son After The Singer “Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay”?

A

Bryan Ferry (Otis)

201
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Name Buddy Holly’s Texas Home Town

A

Lubbock

202
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How did Virginia Woolf die

A

Committed suicide

203
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When was D-day?

A

June 6th, 1944

204
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Toxicophobia is a fear of ______

A

Poison

205
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On which story by Arthur C. Clarke was the film ‘2001 - A Space Odyssey” based

A

The sentinel

206
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Which 1988 film saw Bruce Willis battling against a group of terrorists that crudely interrupted a Christmas party

A

Die Hard’’

207
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The highest temperature ever recorded occurred in Libya in 1922. What was the temperature (fahrenehit)

A

136

208
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The FEI govern what sport

A

Equestrian

209
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Which Group Was Put Together For A TV Programme Based In Miami

A

S Club 7

210
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Who directed the film A Fistful of Dollars

A

Sergio leona

211
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Who was the girl in Peter Seller’s soup

A

Goldie hawn

212
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Which country borders Italy, Switzerland, West Germany, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and Liechtenstein?

A

Austria

213
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What character did Disney add to Winnie the Pooh not in books

A

Gopher

214
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Who is credited with inventing television

A

John baird

215
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What, in Australian English is a coolabah

A

Tree

216
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Who Had A Hit In 1981 With “Mustang Sally”

A

The Commitments

217
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Chysoprase is a shade of what primary colour

A

Red

218
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Within Which Sport Might You Encounter The Cyclops System

A

Tennis

219
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The first atom bomb was dropped on which Japanese city

A

Hiroshima

220
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Before it meant tall building what did skyscraper mean

A

Tall sailing ships masts

221
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Who’s First Top Ten Hit Was “Harvest For The World” In 1998?

A

The Christians

222
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2 Bands Signed Their Very First Recording Contracts On The Day Elvis Died Name Either

A

Kiss / The Buzzcocks

223
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Over here we have a current account with a bank, what do the Americans call it

A

Checking account

224
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What is the capital of Wales??

A

Cardiff

225
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If you wanted to buy liver sausage in the US, what product name should you look for?

A

Liverwurst

226
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The word athletics comes from the Greek athlos meaning what

A

Contest

227
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On which continent would you be standing if you were visiting the Republic of Surinam

A

South america

228
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Who said - “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation”

A

Henry Thoreau

229
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Which is the only middle eastern county without a desert

A

Lebanon

230
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What country has the car registration letter T

A

Thailand

231
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Where, in 1955, was one of the worst accidents in motor racing history, when 82 spectators were killed

A

Le mans

232
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Which Composer Wrote The Classic Waltz ‘The Blue Daube’

A

Johann Strauss

233
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What has 336 dimples

A

Golf ball

234
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What do fennel leaves taste of

A

Aniseed

235
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The spaceship voyager found geysers on triton, a moon of which planet

A

Neptune

236
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What does the lady in the cafe order after Sally finishes proving to Harry that he can’t tell the difference between a real and a faked orgasm in “When Harry Met Sally”?

A

I’ll have what she’s having

237
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Which Patti Smith Album Featured A Cover Shot By Controversial Photographer Robert Mapplethorpe

A

Horses

238
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Mel gibson starred in the film version of which play that grossed the most

A

Hamlet

239
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What is the capital of Tuvalu

A

Fanafuti

240
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What is the capital of Cyprus?

A

Nicosia

241
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Type of glazed earthenware

A

Delft

242
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Playing cards in which the pips are part of an art design are called this.

A

Transformation cards

243
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When did the series ‘lost in space’ premier on cbs

A

1965

244
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When the Hoovers did not want to be overheard by White House guests, they spoke to each other in what language

A

Chinese

245
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Which English King Was Given The Title Defender Of The Faith By Pope Leo X?

A

Henry VIII

246
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All inhabitants of Pitcairn island belong to what US religion

A

Seventh Day Adventists

247
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Which U2 Music Video Featured The Band Working Round The Streets Of Las Vegas

A

I Still Havent Found What Im Looking For

248
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Stanley Burrell became famous as who

A

MC Hammer

249
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Where is the black forest

A

Germany

250
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What is the name of Hamlet’s tragic admirer?

A

Ophelia

251
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Whose stories were illustrated.by ‘Phiz’

A

Charles dickens

252
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What is a Roman Catholic devotion consisting of prayers or services on nine consecutive days called

A

Novena

253
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What country does the Galapagos Islands belong to

A

Ecuador

254
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Who was the only astronaut to lose his spacecraft

A

Gus grissom

255
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What’s the longest river in the british isles

A

Shannon

256
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In 1956 David Bryant became the first World Champion in which sport

A

Bowls

257
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What is a ‘hotel-dieu’ in france

A

Hospital

258
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What film was a California cinema showing when it went on fire

A

The Towering Inferno

259
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Who was the first test-tube baby

A

Louise joy brown

260
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Middle of the Road’ was recorded by which group in 1984

A

Pretenders

261
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Canadians are sometimes thought of as

A

Canucks

262
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What is the flower emblem of Wales?

A

Daffodil

263
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Who wrote To Kill A Mockingbird

A

Harper lee

264
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What item were originally called Hanways

A

Umbrellas

265
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Who was the mother of Castor and Pollux

A

Helen of Troy

266
Q

What come in types Transverse Scimitar and Barchan

A

Sand Dunes

267
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This gypsy swing guitarist nearly had his left hand destroyed by fire as a child?

A

Django Reinhardt

268
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If you have a rhytidectomy what procedure has occurred

A

A Face Lift

269
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What is china’s sorrow

A

Yellow river

270
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Under the snow and ice Antarctica is actually a what

A

Desert

271
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During the 1960’s who recorded the Albums ‘Exile On Main Street’ & ‘Beggars Banquet’

A

The Rolling Stones

272
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In the cartoon Scooby Do what is Scrappy Do’s battle cry

A

Puppy Power

273
Q

When did richard burton die

A

1984

274
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Which liqueur has blackcurrant as its main source

A

Cassis

275
Q

The Mariana Trench is the deepest point of the Pacific Ocean to what depth does it reach. Give answer in feet.

A

36160

276
Q

Who won three ladies singles titles at Wimbledon in the 1950’s?

A

Maureen Connolly

277
Q

Which Welsh actor won Christ’s Robe in a dice game in The Robe?

A

Richard Burton

278
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What is the general term used for various forms of insanity and mental derangement

A

Mental illness

279
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What was the first commercial readymix food

A

Pancake mix

280
Q

Koalas and humans are the only animals with unique prints. Koala prints cannot be distinguished from human __________

A

Fingerprints

281
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Who Had A Uk Top 20 Hit In 1990 With No More Mr Nice Guy

A

Megadeath

282
Q

Which word refers to the internal diameter of a gun barrel

A

Calibre

283
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Name Four Of The Artists Attributed To The 1970 Version Of “Black Knight”

A

Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord & Paice

284
Q

As what is a giraffe also known?

A

Camelopard

285
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The ____ ____ school of poetry includes poets such as Frank O’Hara, John Ashbery and Kenneth Koch

A

New York

286
Q

For What Do The Initials SYSLJFM Stand For In Joe Tex’s “The Letter Song”

A

Save Your Sweet Love Just For Me

287
Q

What is a Hummum

A

Turkish bath

288
Q

On Night Court,who was Harry’s idol?

A

Mel Torme

289
Q

What is the full name of the flavour enhancer MSG?

A

Monosodium glutamate

290
Q

What was a large cask with a lidded opening, used to hold day’s supply of drinking water for a ship’s crewmen

A

Scuttlebutt

291
Q

A Tagine Is A Speciality Dish That Originated In Which Country

A

Morocco

292
Q

What was the name of the skunk in Bambi

A

Flower

293
Q

-isms: An economic system characterized by private ownership and competition.

A

Capitalism

294
Q

A large sea birdor greedy person

A

Gannet

295
Q

What Is The Small 4 String Instrument Originally From Hawaii

A

The Ukulele

296
Q

Who was the French sculptor of the Statue of Liberty

A

Frederic bartholdi

297
Q

In the film ‘Hackers’, how old was ‘zero_kool’ when he was first arrested?

A

Eleven

298
Q

To His Friends He Is Known As “Eric Claudin” How Is He Better Known Throughout The World?

A

The Phantom Of The Opera

299
Q

Who Had A Number One Hit In 1962 With the Song Telstar

A

The Tornadoes

300
Q

Who Thanked Heaven For Little Girls In Gigi

A

Maurice Cevalier

301
Q

The film ‘The Wizard Of ______’?

A

Oz

302
Q

Which American Metal Band Of The Late 1980’s Featured The Singer “Sebastian Bach”

A

Skid Row

303
Q

Name the Egyptian God of funerals

A

Anubis

304
Q

Gandalf’s elven name.

A

Mithrandir

305
Q

In 1949 what was introduced to cars for the first time

A

The Ignition key

306
Q

What type Of Creature Is Sonic In The Computer Game

A

A Hedgehog

307
Q

In Minnesota it is illegal to tease what animal

A

Skunk

308
Q

What is the worlds third largest island

A

Borneo

309
Q

Who had a hit in 1976 with “you to me are everything”?

A

The real thing

310
Q

Grotesque carved spout usually projecting from the gutter of a building

A

Gargoyle

311
Q

What is the force that slows down or stops a moving thing

A

Friction

312
Q

Vicky Pollard’ is a character in which British TV comedy series?

A

Little Britain

313
Q

In 1977 The Darts & Boney M Had Hits With Different Songs With The Same Title What Was The title

A

Daddy Cool

314
Q

What is it that walks on four feet in the morning, two feet at noon, and three feet in the evening ?

A

Man

315
Q

Koniophobia is the fear of

A

Dust

316
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What actor played woody allen’s best friend in “annie hall”

A

Tony roberts

317
Q

What did charles jung invent

A

Fortune cookies

318
Q

Which author wrote “If not actually disgruntled, he was far from gruntled”

A

P g wodehouse

319
Q

What is the applied science to the study of society

A

Sociology

320
Q

What country controls access to the North Sea from the rivers Schelde, Meuse & Rhine

A

Netherlands

321
Q

What sea separate Naples and Algiers?

A

Meditteranean

322
Q

What is the main ore of aluminium

A

Bauxite

323
Q

What did Dagwood give up to marry Blondie?

A

A family inheritance

324
Q

What is the seaport capital of Sardinia

A

Cagliari

325
Q

What is the capital of the Dominican Republic?

A

Santo Domingo

326
Q

The original plan for Disneyland included a land called what

A

Lilliputland

327
Q

Which Band Released The Album “Caught In The Act” In 1984

A

Styx

328
Q

What is the currency of denmark

A

Krone

329
Q

For which novel did A S Byatt win the Booker Prize in 1990

A

Possession

330
Q

Dominica, Mexico, Zambia, Kiribati, Fiji & Egypt all have what on their flags

A

Birds

331
Q

Who wrote Gulliver’s Travels (both names)

A

Jonathon Swift

332
Q

Nyse in Swedish Tusszents in Hungarian Kychat in Czeck what

A

Sneeze

333
Q

A method of painting developed by Seurat and Signac in the 1880s. It used dabs of pure color that were intended to mix in the eyes of viewers rather than on the canvas. It is also called divisionism or neoimpressionism.

A

Pointillism

334
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What city boasts Leonardo’s famed fresco of the Last Supper

A

Milan

335
Q

Which is Argentina’s second most populous city

A

Cordoba

336
Q

What is the biggest disqualifying factor for prospective astronauts

A

Eyesight

337
Q

What Is The Name Of The Place Where Ice Hockey Players Are Sent For Breaking The Rules

A

The Sin Bin

338
Q

In Which Country Is The Source Of The River Thames

A

Gloucestershire

339
Q

What are the names of the Simon brothers from Simon & Simon?

A

Rick & AJ

340
Q

Which liqueur gives the cocktail “Tequila Sunrise” its red glow

A

Grenadine

341
Q

What did Julia Ward Howe originate

A

Mothers day

342
Q

Homo sapiens” means:

A

Man of knowledge

343
Q

John Dunlop developed pneumatic tyres - what profession

A

Vet

344
Q

Steely Dan is a band but what was the original steely dan

A

Chrome dildo

345
Q

What is the old term for a golfer’s nine iron

A

Niblick

346
Q

How many pieces of bun are in a mcdonald’s big mac

A

Three

347
Q

Name The Film In Which Spandau Ballet’s Kemp Brothers Later Starred

A

The Krays

348
Q

What is the longest golf course to stage the British Open

A

Carnoustie 7066 yards

349
Q

USA supreme court 1962 said who cant be imprisoned - illegal

A

Drug Addicts

350
Q

What singer did Elvis Presley say was the greatest in the world

A

Roy Orbison

351
Q

If something is caseous what is it like

A

Cheese

352
Q

Spice made from the berry of the pimento plant

A

Allspice

353
Q

A series of small, fast steps executed with the feet very close together.

A

Pas de bourrée

354
Q

What did physicist Lord Rutherford discover inside the nucleus of the atom

A

Protons

355
Q

Which country won the World Cup of Soccer in 1982.

A

Italy

356
Q

Which are the most used muscles in the body

A

Eye muscles

357
Q

Which Groups First Top Ten Hit Was Entitled “Right Now” And Released in 1999

A

Atomic Kitten

358
Q

In 1899 the Eastman company in the USA produced first what

A

Kodak 1 - hand held roll film cam

359
Q

Which class of racing yacht has the same name as a Shakespeare play

A

Tempest

360
Q

In Fresh Prince of Bel-Air what was the butlers name?

A

Gefforey

361
Q

The sliothar is a leather covered cork ball used in which sport

A

Hurling

362
Q

The Salto Alto (Angel Falls) in ______________ is the highest waterfall known. It is more than twenty times higher than Niagara.

A

Venezuela

363
Q

Which two countries were involved in the ‘Battle of the Thames’

A

Britain & canada

364
Q

What is the native form in which dna most commonly found

A

Double stranded helix

365
Q

Which famous sporting event first held in 1981, was won by Dick Beardsley?

A

London Marathon

366
Q

The Monegasque _ natives of ________________ _ constitute only about 16 percent of the nation’s population.

A

Monoco

367
Q

What event in the Bible occurred at Bethany

A

Raising of Lazarus

368
Q

Type of precious stone has a name literally means blue rock

A

Lapis Lazuli

369
Q

Which Screen Legend Died On Christmas Day In 1977 In Switzerland

A

Charlie Chaplin

370
Q

In which country is loch ness

A

Scotland

371
Q

What 1980s TV series written by Alan Bleasdale dramatised the life of Percy Toplis, a First World War deserter?

A

The Monocled Mutineer

372
Q

Name Elvis Presley’s twin brother

A

Aaron

373
Q

Relating to food what are ‘quenelles’ type of

A

Dumpling

374
Q

Which Actor Shares His Name With A 1984 Hit By Madness

A

Michael Caine

375
Q

While USSR sent Laika the dog into space, the USA sent Laska and Benjy, which were?

A

Mice

376
Q

The Hart memorial trophy is awarded in which professional sport

A

Ice Hockey

377
Q

Which Female Icon Brought Out A Book Entitled “Sex”

A

Madonna

378
Q

What Word Represents Q In The Phonetic Alphabet?

A

Quebec

379
Q

What is made by heating carbon plasma to 20,000 degrees and condensing it under ultra high pressure

A

Diamonds

380
Q

George V1 Mozart Al Jolson Casanova - which organisation

A

Freemasons

381
Q

Why is the city La Paz in Bolivia safe from fire

A

To high - Not enough air to burn

382
Q

Which Comedy Duo Performed The Stonk In 1991

A

Hale & Pace

383
Q

Who Was At The Centre Of Englands Match Fixing Scandal

A

Hansie Cronje

384
Q

David Coverdale Was A Member Of “Def Leppard” Or “Whitesnake”

A

Whitesnake

385
Q

These license plates are manufactured by prisoners in the state prison in Concord. What is the slogan on them

A

Live free or die

386
Q

Who wrote the opera ‘rigoletto’

A

Guiseppe verdi

387
Q

Which city is on the east side of San Francisco Bay

A

Oakland

388
Q

Farok Pluto Bulsara became more famous as who

A

Freddie Mercury

389
Q

What is the fastest stroke in swimming

A

Freestyle

390
Q

Riveting is a method of joining pieces of what

A

Metal

391
Q

Name The Only Climax Blues Band Hit Whose Title Seems A Fitting Epitaph To Their Following Career

A

Couldn’t Get It Right

392
Q

What m°a°s°h unit does Hawkeye Pierce operate in

A

4077th

393
Q

Who invented the dumb waiter

A

Thomas Jefferson

394
Q

What does awol stand for

A

Absent without leave

395
Q

What name’s given to a number that exactly divides into another

A

Factor or Divisor

396
Q

What color is the last and most valuable ball a snooker player must pocket

A

Black

397
Q

Who made the first commercial boeing 747 flight from new york to london

A

Pan

398
Q

Which Long Running TV Show Began With a Pilot Episode Aptly Named “Killer” In 1983

A

Taggart

399
Q

From the Greek meaning apple what do we call this fruit

A

Melon

400
Q

What was Sherpa Tensing surname

A

Norgay