Trivia Database_95 Flashcards

1
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What is known as the “ Palace of the Peak”

A

Chatsworth house

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2
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In which sport would you find turkeys and spares

A

Ten pin bowling

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3
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What is the atomic weight of uranium

A

92

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4
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30% of people quit this job in USA each year - what job

A

School Bus Driver

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5
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What word is Isaac Asimov famous for coining ?

A

Robotics

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6
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What is a group of jellyfish

A

Smack

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7
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Highly poisonous substance used in the extraction of gold and silver

A

Cyanide

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8
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Which city is, in terms of population, the second largest in Mexico

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Guadalajara

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9
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Old Moore’s Almanac’ was founded in what year

A

1699

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10
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Anthropologists say what is the worlds oldest profession

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Witch Doctor

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11
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What Was The Name Of Bennie Hils Fastest Milkman In The West

A

Ernie

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12
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What does a month beginning with a sunday always have

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Friday the 13th

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13
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Nobody’s perfect is the last line in which classic comedy film

A

Some Like it Hot

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14
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Who wrote three books under the title “Das Kapital” ?

A

Karl Marx

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15
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Nelophobia is the fear of

A

Glass

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16
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Ragdoll Korat Sphinx Tiffany - types of what

A

Cat Breeds

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17
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Old superstition Wearing socks inside out protection from what

A

Witches

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18
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Who was the villain in ‘Star Wars’?

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Darth Vader

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19
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Otto Titzling Is Often “Wrongfully” Credited As Being The Pioneer & Inventer Of Which Item Of Clothing

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The Bra

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20
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What is the flower that stands for: prudence

A

Mountain iash

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21
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What pitcher was nicknamed oil can

A

Dennis boyd

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22
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What is the french phrase meaning ‘on the contrary’

A

Au contraire

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23
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Which collection of stories was told by Scheherazade

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The thousand and one nights

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24
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What football team was formerly known as the Frankford Yellow Jackets?

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Philadelphia Eagles

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25
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Who was nicknamed The Great Communicator

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Ronald Regan

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26
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What is the worlds largest rodent

A

Capybara

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27
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What is the fifth largest country in the world

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Brazil

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28
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Crazy Horse and Custer shared what childhood name

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Curly

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29
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A spout placed on the roof gutter of a Gothic building to carry away rainwater, usually carved in the shapes of fanciful animals and grotesque beasts.

A

Gargoyle

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30
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Which Metal Has the Chemical Symbol SN?

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Tin

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31
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What is the state bird of 7 u.s states

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Cardinal

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32
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What is the most commonly used oil in Chinese cookery

A

Groundnut or Peanut

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33
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What is the capital of Nauru ?

A

The district of Yaren

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34
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Who created the character Walter Mitty

A

James Thurber

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35
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What is a group of baboons

A

Troop

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36
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Barbara Streisand was the female lead in “Hello, Dolly”. Who was the male lead?

A

Walter Matthau

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37
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What is connected to the throat by the eustachian tube

A

Ear

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38
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The Nordic countries (Denmark, Sweden, Norway notably) tend to celebrate Christmas chiefly on which date?

A

24th December

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39
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__________ comics were nearly banned in Finland because he doesn’t wear pants.

A

Donald duck

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40
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For What Would You Use A Kilner Jar

A

Preserving Fruit/Vegetables

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41
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Which u.s president said ‘the buck stops here’

A

Harry truman

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42
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Who made his name in ‘i dream of jeannie’

A

Larry hagman

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43
Q

What is Burgoo

A

Meat stew

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44
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William Buroughs coined what phrase used by Steppenwolf 1968

A

Heavy Metal - Born to be Wild

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45
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What Colour Shirts Were England Wearing When They Won The World Cup In 1966

A

Red

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46
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In England what is the most popular boys name of the 90s

A

Daniel

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47
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What was the name of Mary Pickford’s and Douglas Fairbanks mansion

A

Pickfair

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48
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The word rodent comes from the italian ‘rodere’, which means

A

Gnaw

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49
Q

Foie Gras Comes From The Liver Of Which Animal

A

Goose

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50
Q

Marzipan comes from Marci Panis literally meaning what

A

Marks bread St Marks day 25 April

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51
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A ‘featherie’ was an early form of’ which piece of sports equipment

A

Golf ball

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52
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In which Western film did the character Will Munny appear

A

Unforgiven

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53
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What is the name of the extinct volcano that rises above Edinburgh?

A

Arthur’s Seat

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54
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What Is The Largest Plant Without A Trunk?

A

The Bananana

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55
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What soft drink was developed as a hangover remedy

A

Pepsi Cola

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56
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What are the only two london boroughs that start with the letter ‘e’

A

Ealing

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57
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Who sang ‘I’m A Believer’?

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Monkees

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58
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Who Was Declared Dead On New Years Day 1953 At The Age Of 29?

A

Hank Williams

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59
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Edgar allan poe introduced mystery fiction’s first fictional detective, auguste c. dupin, in what 1841 story

A

The murders in the rue morgue

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60
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From what animal do we get venison?

A

Deer

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61
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Who Were The First Scottish Group To Have 3 No.1 Hits

A

Wet Wet Wet

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62
Q

George Washington Thomas Jefferson Sam Adams all did what

A

Brewed own beer

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63
Q

Name Roman soldier who is supposed to have stabbed Jesus

A

Longinius

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64
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What type of shoes does the Pope usually wear

A

Moccasin

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65
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In golf what do the Americans call an albatross

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Double Eagle

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66
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Diamonds which band covered nilsson’s ‘one’ and brought it to the top ten in 1969

A

Three dog night

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67
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Which Latin phrase translates into English as ‘peace be with you’

A

Pax vobiscum

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68
Q

U.S. President: Calvin _________.

A

Coolidge

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69
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Pulp, crown, and root are parts of a(n) ________.

A

Tooth

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70
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Which Aerosmith song was re-made by Run D.M.C.?

A

Walk this way

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71
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In Huston Texas they do it most 4.6 times per week - what

A

Eat Out

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72
Q

Hockey: The Boston ___________.

A

Bruins

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73
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Thomas Gradgrind and Sissy Jupe appear in which of Charles Dickens’ novels

A

Hard times

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74
Q

What did Hercules use to clean the Augean stables

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A river

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75
Q

What part of the body does a chiropodist treat

A

Feet

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76
Q

Whose first box office film was called Risky Business

A

Tom Cruise

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77
Q

Francis Galton first classified what

A

Fingerprints

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78
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Name One Of The 3 Labels The Sex Pistols Were On

A

A&M, Emi, Virgin

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79
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What is the Capital of: Maldives

A

Male

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80
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Who Wrote And Had A Hit With “Love Is All Around” In 1967

A

Reg Presley Of The Troggs

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81
Q

What beer is represented by a goat

A

Bocks Beer

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82
Q

Where Do Hydrophytic Plants Grow

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In Or Around Water

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83
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In ‘romeo and juliet’, who says ‘make the bridal bed in that dim monument where tybalt lies

A

Juliet

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84
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for France ?

A

Franc

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85
Q

How long is a standard Olympic swimming pool

A

Fifty metres

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86
Q

The average bank teller loses about how many dollars every year

A

250

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87
Q

Which Is The Largest Species Of Ape?

A

Gorilla

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88
Q

Who was king arthur’s foster-father

A

Ector

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89
Q

In MacDonald’s what is served in a blue wrapper

A

Filet-O-Fish

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90
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The penny black - worlds first stamp - what was second

A

Two penny Blue

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91
Q

In Hindu mythology who is the mother goddess

A

Kali

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92
Q

Anhedonia is the inability to feel what

A

Pleasure

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93
Q

On what common item would you find a worm

A

Corkscrew it’s the spiral part

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94
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What is the basic unit of currency for Bulgaria ?

A

Lev

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95
Q

Sunrise Sunset came from which Broadway musical show

A

Fiddler on the Roof

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96
Q

White Fungus is the best selling canned what in China

A

Soup

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97
Q

What Is The Bed Of A snooker Table Made From

A

Slate

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98
Q

Rumpy and Rumpy Riser are both types of what creature?

A

Manx Cat

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99
Q

Who was the father of Odin, Vile & Ve

A

Bor

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100
Q

What is the common name for the larynx?

A

Voice box

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101
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In Greek mythology, who was the father of Electra

A

Oceanus

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102
Q

What Nationality Was Hannibal?

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Carthaginian

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103
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Who was the first player to score 100 goals in the Premiership?

A

Alan Shearer

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104
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Singer Sarah Brightman was the second wife of which composer

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Andrew lloyd webber

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105
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In sporting terms loose on left Tight on the right who is in centre

A

Hooker in Rugby

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106
Q

Transport system in which trains glide above a track, supported by magnetic repulsion

A

Maglev

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107
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Who is the sinister party man who apparently befriends Winston Smith in Orwell’s 1984

A

O’brien

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108
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In which continent would you find the Yenisey river ?

A

Asia

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109
Q

Which Striker Scored The 10,000 th Goal in the English Premier league for Tottenham Against Fulham in 2001

A

Les Ferdinand

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110
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What school did Harry Potter goto

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Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

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111
Q

A Illinois law prohibit men from doing what in public

A

Having an erection

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112
Q

Do I Do Was A Hit In 1982 For Whom

A

Stevie Wonder

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113
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Who Did James Callaghan One Describe As “The Sexiest Woman On TV”

A

Pat Phoenix

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114
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Which islands lie to the east of Kenya in the Indian Ocean

A

The seychelles

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115
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Which Queen Album Cover Is Silver With A Picture Of The Band In Leather Jackets

A

The Game

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116
Q

Traditional French blend “fines herbes” parsley chives chervil ?

A

Tarragon

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117
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Who began his professional career with black sabbath

A

Ozzy osbourne

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118
Q

In Which British Newpaper Did The First Crossword Appear

A

The Sunday Express

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119
Q

Clark Gable used to do it 4 or more times each day - do what

A

Shower

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120
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Who wrote the ‘father brown’ crime stories

A

G k chesterton

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121
Q

What two things are used to stuff a welshman

A

Cheese Leek pastie

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122
Q

What is the state insect of Texas

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Monarch Butterfly

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123
Q

As foreplay what does a Ponapean male put in a woman’s vulva

A

A Fish - then he licks it

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124
Q

In what does michael jackson sleep

A

Cryochamber

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125
Q

Louis Maxwell became well know for playing which role

A

Moneypenny in early Bond films

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126
Q

Who was the third and favourite son of David in Old Testament

A

Absolom

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127
Q

Who Sang “My Heart Will Go On” In 1998

A

Celine Dion

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128
Q

Who Hosted The 1998 MTV Europe Music Awards

A

Jenny McCarthy

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129
Q

If a turkey evades the oven, what is its normal lifespan

A

12 Years

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130
Q

What does the typical TV viewer do every three minutes and 42 seconds

A

Change

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131
Q

Telephone poles are mostly made from what wood

A

Chestnut

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132
Q

Of who were castor and pollux the twin sons

A

Zeus and leda

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133
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A relationship between two different types of organism which live together for their mutual benefit.

A

Symbiosis

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Where Does Key Lime Pie Come From

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It Originated In Key West Florida

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135
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The Greek army under Leonides was annihilated here by Persians in 480BC.

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Thermopylae

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136
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What sporting contest Peter Christian win in Jan 77 with 1/16 oz

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Angling - total (only) catch

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137
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Where is calcutta

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India

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138
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Where on the human body is the skin the thinnest

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Eye

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139
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Who Was Lead Guitarist With Mountain

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Lesley West

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140
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In which U.S. state is the Pentagon

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Virginia

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141
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A gas produced by the incomplete combustion of coal in a mine fire is very poisonous, what is its chemical name

A

Carbon monoxide

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Which Form Of Transport Was Used For The First Time By The British Police In 1967

A

Helicopters

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143
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What is the young of this animal called: Beaver

A

Kit

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144
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Which Pop Singer Was Desperately Seeking Susan On Film

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Madonna

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145
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Which US state has the highest divorce rate

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Arkansas

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146
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What subject did ‘mr chips’ teach

A

Latin

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147
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What is the atomic number for oxygen

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Eight

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148
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What capitol city stands on the Tagus River

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Lisbon

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149
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What is the chemical symbol for mercury?

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Hg

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The Musical Score To The Film “Wall Street “ Was Written By Whch Former Member Of The Police

A

Stewart Copeland

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151
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Billie Jean King competed in which modern sport

A

Tennis

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152
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If You Were To Be Awarded The “ Fields Medal ” What Would You’re Occupation Be?

A

Mathmatician

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153
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Which letter and number signyfy the vitamin riboflavin

A

B2

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154
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The Spanish word Esposa means both wife and what

A

Handcuffs

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155
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Do arteries carry blood towards or away from the heart

A

Away

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156
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The Album Simply Entitled The Beatles Is Usually Known By What Name

A

The White Album

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157
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Albanian money and a grouse’s mating display same word what

A

Lec

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158
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What was the first country to guarantee freedom of worship

A

Transylvania

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159
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What word can be a verb, noun, adjective, preposition, conjunction, interjection and a verbal auxiliary?

A

Like

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160
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What is the purpose of “caulking” a boat

A

Making it watertight

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161
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What was the first Arcade game ever released?

A

Computer Space

162
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What is another name for a football

A

Pigskin

163
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Which silent film star was awarded a Knighthood in 1975?

A

Charlie Chaplin

164
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Who Sang “I Wanna Be Sedated” From The Film “National Lampoons Vacation”

A

The Ramones

165
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What nationally recognized day originated in Grafton, WV, in 1908

A

Mother’s day

166
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What is the flower that stands for: esteem and love

A

Strawberry tree

167
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Which is the largest lake in south america

A

Lake maracaibo

168
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Where is the monster Nessie said to live?

A

Loch Ness

169
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Who Is Known As The Father Of Medicine

A

Hippocrates

170
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George Lazenby played James Bond once in which film

A

On Her Majesty’s Secret Service

171
Q

Of what is bonito a variety?

A

Tuna

172
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When The Monkees Re-United In The 80’s What Was The Name Of Their First Single

A

That Was Then This Is Now

173
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Michael Jackson sang ‘Ben’ in what year

A

1972

174
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What Was Suzi Quatro’s First Hit In 1973

A

Can The Can

175
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What rank was George Armstrong Custer when he was killed

A

Lieutenant Colonel

176
Q

Japanese mattress used as a bed

A

Futon

177
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“In Which year Was The Band Aid Single ““Feed The World Released for The 2nd Time”””

A

1989

178
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Who first recognised the u.s in 1776

A

Croatia

179
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What is the first thing that 97% of people will write when offered a new pen

A

Their name

180
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An Asian gecko and a sweet European wine what word fits both

A

Tokay

181
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Who is broomhilda’s buzzard buddy

A

Gaylord

182
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Soceraphobia is the fear of

A

Parents-in-law

183
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Who are the only brothers to win the pga tournament

A

Lionel and jay hebert

184
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What is the nickname for Charleston, South Carolina

A

Palmetto city

185
Q

Who would you expect to find in Castle Gondolofo

A

The Pope

186
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Which Toy Was The Title Of A Hit For Aqua?

A

Barbie Girl

187
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Who is the Patron Saint of florists and gardeners

A

Saint Dorothy

188
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Who owns the nuclear power plant in the town of Springfield, where the Simpsons live

A

Montgomery burns

189
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Regarding The Tv Channel TMF What Do The Initials TMF Actually Stand For

A

The Music Factory

190
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What Number Is Often Called As (Clickety Click) In Bingo

A

66

191
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Which instrument does a cymbalist play

A

Piano

192
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What is another name for gristle

A

Cartilage

193
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In Monopoly, What is the cost to Get Out of Jail

A

50

194
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Botanists, Gardeners & Chefs Know Their Allium Cepas What Is An Allium Cepa

A

An Onion

195
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In the Pink Panther films what is Inspector Clouseau’s first name

A

Jaques

196
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The Isle Of Man Belonged To 2 Countries Before It Underwent Uk Administration In 1765 Scotland Was 1 Name The Other

A

Norway

197
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In Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, what animal does Mileena turn into in her Animality?

A

A Skunk

198
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The screwdriver was invented before the ______

A

Screw

199
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What do you give for a 55 year wedding anniversary

A

Emerald

200
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Who invented the word “assassination”

A

Shakespeare

201
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What is the fear of fog known as

A

Nebulaphobia

202
Q

The Chemical Symbols For Titanium & Sodium Spell Out The Letters To Which Girls Name

A

Tina

203
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In Norse myth, there were two separate races of gods: the Aesir gods which included Odin and Thor, and the ____ gods from whom descended Freya.

A

Vanir

204
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Which Law Was Passed At The End Of The Eighteenth Century Making Trade Unions Illegal?

A

The Combination Acts

205
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What Is The Most Landed On Square In A Game Of Monopoly

A

Jail

206
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What is the capital of Belarus

A

Minsk

207
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What is the second longest river in the world?

A

Amazon

208
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Who Had A Hit In 1966 With “Tell It Like It Is”

A

Aaron Neville

209
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Who was the first of queen elizabeth’s children to marry

A

Queen anne

210
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Delivery of child by cutting into the abdomen

A

Cesarean

211
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“In The Movie ““Miracle On 34 th Street”” Kris Kringle Is Hired To Play Santa Claus In Which Department Store Is It FAO Swartz, Marshall Field’s, Macy’s Or Gimble’s?”

A

Macy’s

212
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In which city is the canale grande

A

Venice

213
Q

How many is a baker’s dozen?

A

Thirteen

214
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What was the working title for The Beatles’ song, ‘Yesterday’?

A

Scrambled Eggs

215
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Who’s first book was Pebble in the Sky

A

Isaac Asimov

216
Q

Vaduz is the capitol of where

A

Liechtenstein

217
Q

In Heraldry what symbol is a lymphad

A

Ship with oars

218
Q

What is in the tyres of a commercial airline

A

Nitrogen - Air freezes

219
Q

The minimum number of members required to be legal is known as a

A

Quorum

220
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Jerome McElroy Is The Real Name Of Which TV Animated Star

A

Chef

221
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Conway Who, according to a song, damaged her foot on a piece of wood and fell into a raging torrent

A

Clementine

222
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Dover is the State Capitol of which US state

A

Delaware

223
Q

Who is credited with invention of the nuclear reactor

A

Enrico Fermi

224
Q

How many masts does a Ketch have?

A

2

225
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In heraldry what is a horizontal line dividing a shield called

A

Fess

226
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St. George’s is the capital city of what island country?

A

Grenada

227
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Which designer markets clothes under the ‘Emporio’ label

A

Giorgio armani

228
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What is the flower that stands for: presumption

A

Snapdragon

229
Q

Jas Mann Was The Lead Singer Of Which Group?

A

Babylon Zoo

230
Q

Name the last province to become part of Canada.

A

Newfoundland

231
Q

Which planet circles the sun every 84 years

A

Uranus

232
Q

What is ‘html’

A

Hypertext markup language

233
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If you were served crudit?s as a starter before your main meal, what would you be eating?

A

Raw Vegetables

234
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Androphobia is the fear of __________.

A

Male

235
Q

What colour is the gemstone peridot

A

Green

236
Q

What hairs are the last to lose their colour with age

A

Eyelashes

237
Q

Which Sea Bird Has A Black & White Body And A Very Large , Bright Yellow & Red Beak

A

Atlantic Puffin

238
Q

What creature gets its name from the Greek word for womb

A

Dolphin from Delphis

239
Q

What is the capital of Zambia

A

Lusaka

240
Q

Who Succeed Joe Fagan As Manager Of Liverpool?

A

Kenny Dalglish

241
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Who wrote the ‘Father Brown’ crime stories?

A

G.K. Chesterton

242
Q

Whose advert slogan was You press the button we do the rest

A

Kodak

243
Q

Who runs the Spirit Foundation - Aged Abused Orphaned

A

Yoko Ono

244
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Which Song Was Performed By Julie Covington In 1973 And By Madonna In 1996

A

Don’t Cry For Me Argentina

245
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What is the hottest chile in the world

A

Habanero

246
Q

Guinness Modern ballroom dance, of Argentinian origin

A

Tango

247
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What Distinguished Bobby McFerrins 1988 Hit Dont Worry Be Happy

A

He Performed It A Capella

248
Q

Form of visible electric discharge between rain clouds or between a rain cloud and the earth (Electricity)

A

Lightning

249
Q

The study of human pre_history is ___________.

A

Archaeology

250
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Who wrote “The count of Monte-Christo”?

A

Dumas

251
Q

Who was the Swedish god of skiing, bowshooting & hunting

A

Ull

252
Q

Who was the first Roman Emperor to adopt Christianity

A

Constantine i

253
Q

What number wood is a driver in golf

A

One

254
Q

Which Revolution Began In 1789

A

The French Revolution

255
Q

Which Ancient Greek character Fulfilled Prophecy By Killing His Father And Marrying His Mother

A

Oedipus

256
Q

What family used to live in Bug Tussel

A

The Clampets

257
Q

Fedora, bowler and boater are all types of what

A

Hats

258
Q

What is the French name for a tart of cheese and bacon in a cream and egg filling

A

Quiche lorraine

259
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In Which Film Will You Find The Charcters “Major Chip Hazzard, Butch Meat Hook, Brick Bazooka & Archer”

A

Small Soldiers

260
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Which musical was based on the play The Matchmaker

A

Hello Dolly

261
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What word is from the anglo-saxon ‘dyppan’

A

Dip

262
Q

What job would a Foley Artist do

A

Incidental movie sound effects

263
Q

System what are fields of rice called

A

Paddies

264
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Name the only woman suspect in the game of “Cluedo” who isn’t married.

A

Miss scarlett

265
Q

Name the author who created Hannibal Lecter

A

Thomas Harris

266
Q

Where are the pyramids located

A

Egypt

267
Q

What Is The Drug Aceta-Minophen Better Known As

A

Paracetamol

268
Q

Mixture, blend alloy of any metal with mercury

A

Amalgam

269
Q

What heavyweight boxer was nicknamed The Cinderella Man

A

James J Braddock

270
Q

Name the First Arcade Game Manufactured By Atari

A

Pong

271
Q

What Vegetable Is Also Known As Zuchinni

A

Cougettes

272
Q

What was the connection between Family Matters & Full House?

A

Steve Urkel

273
Q

Which American city is nicknamed The Birthplace of Aviation

A

Dayton Ohio

274
Q

Who owned the research ship ‘calypso’

A

Jacques cousteau

275
Q

Of the Somme With what acid do nettles cause irritation

A

Formic acid

276
Q

Which theatre, that `never closed’, closed in the sixties for good?

A

The Windmill

277
Q

With Whom Did Louis Armstrong Sing About Virtues Of Jazz In The Musical “High Society”

A

Bing Crosby

278
Q

Name the fastest land animal over a prolonged distance (1,000 yd. plus)

A

Antelope

279
Q

Which country are the Galapagos Islands part of

A

Ecuador

280
Q

What is the flower that stands for: unconscious beauty

A

Burgundy rose

281
Q

Life Is A Rollercoaster Is The Biography Of Which Member Of Boyzone

A

Ronan Keating

282
Q

What is the most played song on radio USA in 20th century

A

You’ve lost that loving feeling

283
Q

Although the ‘Fabulous Thunderbirds’ sang ‘I Thank You’ it was originally released by what soul duo in 1968.

A

Sam and Dave

284
Q

Riyadh is the capital of ______

A

Saudi arabia

285
Q

The Indestructible Iron man fights against the Electronic Gang Hong Kong translation of what film

A

A View to a Kill

286
Q

In Which Year Did Torville & Dean Win Olympic Gold With Their Bolero Routine?

A

1984

287
Q

Gemorrah who killed goliath

A

David

288
Q

Who invented the ice cream sundae

A

William garwood

289
Q

If You Were To Dance With The Guitar Man Who Would Be Your Partner

A

Duane Eddy

290
Q

Gregory Pincus, John Rock, Gerhart Domangk developed what

A

Oral Contraceptive

291
Q

Which recreational activity causes the most bone fractures

A

Aerobic Dancing

292
Q

What is the Capital of: Colombia

A

Bogota

293
Q

Who is known as The father of English poetry - 1340 - 1400

A

Geoffrey Chaucer

294
Q

Who Recorded A Track In 1984 That Went To No.1 In 1993 Owing To A V W Advert

A

The Bluebells / Young At Heart

295
Q

In Fiction Her Maiden Name Was Lily Evans But Who Is Her World Famous Offspring

A

Harry Potter

296
Q

Who Invented Muesli

A

Dr Muesli, Who Was Swiss

297
Q

What major city is served by Gatwick Airport

A

London

298
Q

Where Did Buddy Holly Play His Final Show Before Taking Off On That Ill Fated Flight

A

Clear Lake

299
Q

Which game was called Beano till Edwin Lowe renamed it

A

Bingo

300
Q

Who Had A Hit With “Good Thing”

A

Fine Young Canibals

301
Q

What drink is made of rum, coconut milk and pineapple

A

Pina colada

302
Q

Who followed Grover Cleveland as U.S. President in 1889

A

Benjamin harrison

303
Q

Who directed “Jurassic Park III?”

A

Joe Johnston

304
Q

Paul Keating was elected prime minister of Australia in which year

A

1991

305
Q

What Part Of A Persons body Would You Be Afraid Of If You Had “Geniophobia”

A

Their Chin

306
Q

In Charles Dickens’ novel A Christmas Carol, who was Scrooge’s dead business partner?

A

Jacob Marley

307
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Elephant

A

Herd

308
Q

In a famous Disney film who are Flora Fauna and Merryweather

A

Fairy Godmothers Sleeping Beauty

309
Q

A cat’s __________ can’t move sideways.

A

Jaw

310
Q

What is the name for the theoretical end product of the gravitational collapse of a massive star

A

Black hole

311
Q

The average male loses a lb (weight ) of what in 10 years

A

Beard

312
Q

Fill in the blank: ____ the lonely

A

Only

313
Q

In Utah where is it illegal to fish

A

From Horseback

314
Q

In Which Year Did Bianca Become Mrs Mick Jagger (1970, 1972, 1974, 1976)

A

1970

315
Q

Which UK Instrumental Duo Are Responsible For “Chime”, “Satan” And The Box

A

Orbital

316
Q

In which country is madras

A

India

317
Q

In which sport is there a York round

A

Archery

318
Q

Who Once Said Of The Navy ‘It’s Only Traditions Were Rum, Sodomy & The Lash’

A

Winston Churchill

319
Q

What is a star called that has a fainter companion

A

Double star

320
Q

Standard Italian dances and their music of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

A

Ballo

321
Q

What is the capital of Angola

A

Luanda

322
Q

In what country is Thunder Bay?

A

Canada

323
Q

What’s the more common name of the thyroid cartilage

A

Adams Apple

324
Q

What landmark bears an inscription that ends, “I lift my lamp beside the golden door”

A

Statue of liberty

325
Q

What Type Of Foodstuff Is A ‘Rollmop’’

A

Fish (Pickled Herring)

326
Q

What was taken ver by Ray Kroc in 1954?

A

McDonald’s

327
Q

Which TV series starred Leslie Phillips and donald Sinden as clergymen

A

Our Man At Saint Marks

328
Q

What is the young of this animal called: Zebra

A

Foal

329
Q

In 1956, Tunisia gained independence from which country?

A

France

330
Q

On which River does the City of Cairo stand

A

The Nile

331
Q

According To Official EU Trade Figures Name The European Country That Produces The Most Computer Software

A

Ireland

332
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Discordia

A

Eris

333
Q

What was the most popular semi automatic hand gun in Nazi Germany

A

The luger luger

334
Q

The Alaskan __________ is the largest deer of the New World. It attains a height at the withers in excess of 7 feet and, when fully grown, weighs up to 1,800 pounds.

A

Moose

335
Q

Which country had the world’s tallest habitable building as of 2006?

A

Taiwan (Tapei 101)

336
Q

Santa fe is the capital of what state

A

New mexico

337
Q

What president had a slave for a mistress

A

Thomas jefferson

338
Q

Ouranophobia is the fear of

A

Heaven

339
Q

Who sometimes used the pseudonym Al Brown

A

Alphonse Capone

340
Q

What scientific field did John Tebbutt excel at

A

Astronomy

341
Q

Which book of words has a latin name that means ‘treasure’

A

Thesaurus

342
Q

In which country did edam cheese originate?

A

Holland

343
Q

Who wrote the novel Heidi

A

Johannes Spyri

344
Q

Whose most commercially successful album was ‘court and spark’ in 1974

A

Joni

345
Q

In 1929 the first what happened on an aircraft

A

Birth

346
Q

What is the capital of Kyrgyzstan

A

Bishkek

347
Q

The name for this semi_precious stone comes from the Latin for “sea water”

A

Aquamarine

348
Q

Philematology is the science of what

A

Kissing

349
Q

In the USA what is Marine One

A

Presidents Helicopter

350
Q

Who Was The First Beetle To Have A Solo No.1 Hit

A

George Harrison

351
Q

What is a group of piglets

A

Litter

352
Q

The pop group ‘The Cardigans’ hail from which country?

A

Sweden

353
Q

What was the connection between The Facts of Life and ER

A

George Clooney

354
Q

Gene Hackman sheriff Big Whiskey - got Oscar - What film

A

Unforgiven

355
Q

What does the lacrimal gland produce

A

Tears

356
Q

What is dram

A

Dynamic random access memory

357
Q

This is the most coveted trophy in Candian football.

A

Grey cup

358
Q

What is the Capital of: Lebanon

A

Beirut

359
Q

What was the first penal colony in New South Wales

A

Botany Bay

360
Q

Lewis 1994 - How many copies has the #3 “Eagles Greatest Hits” album sold

A

Fourteen

361
Q

Who Had Hits With “You Keep Me Hanging On” & Cambodia

A

Kim Wilde

362
Q

What is the telephone’s u.s patent number

A

174465

363
Q

What is the flower that stands for: change

A

Pimpernel

364
Q

Musashi was the first Japanese to use two what simultaneously

A

Swords - famous for it

365
Q

In which country was Nelson Piquet born

A

Brazil

366
Q

Which Mammal Fires A Mixture Of Methane, Butane And Sulphur From Its Scent Glands?

A

The Skunk

367
Q

In wich year was formed in Germany, the disco band Boney M

A

1976

368
Q

A Woman to Remember was the worlds first what in Feb 1947

A

TV Soap Opera

369
Q

What year did Brasilia become capital of Brazil

A

1960

370
Q

Which part of the body is affected by encephalitis

A

Brain

371
Q

On Dec 25th 1989 David Hasselhoff Topped The Bill Of A Concert In Which He Performed His Most Successful Hit “Looking For Freedom” But Where EXACTLY Did He Perform The Song

A

On Top Of The Berlin Wall

372
Q

Calvados’ is a brandy made from what

A

Apples

373
Q

Which country produces Franconia wine

A

Germany

374
Q

In The Dish ‘Angels On Horseback’ Of What Are The Angels Made

A

Oysters

375
Q

How High In Feet Is The Net In A Game Of Badminton

A

5ft

376
Q

Which insect is so-called because it was dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the middle ages

A

Ladybird

377
Q

Who wrote the thrillers ‘Harry’s Game’ and “A Song in the Morning”

A

Gerald seymour

378
Q

Hungarian doctor Karolyn Maria Beekert coined what word 1869

A

Homosexual

379
Q

A long broad tree lined street

A

Boulevard

380
Q

In folklore, supernatural, sea-dwelling creature with the head and upper body of a beautiful woman and the lower body of a fish

A

Mermaid

381
Q

Which American chat show hostess apppeared in the film ‘The Color Purple’

A

Oprah winfrey

382
Q

A male racehorse can do it in 14 seconds - what

A

Copulate as can any male horse

383
Q

What is the Roman Numeral for 1000

A

M

384
Q

This Latin word meaning “iron” is the reason for iron’s modern day chemical symbol (Fe).

A

Ferrum

385
Q

License Plates: What school does HOYA6 attend

A

Georgetown university

386
Q

The Ladies Mercury in 1693 was the worlds first what

A

Women’s magazine

387
Q

Which T-Rex Song Did Power Station Cover

A

Get It On

388
Q

Who Was The First White Act To Be Signed By The Predominantly Black Motown Label?

A

Kiki Dee

389
Q

Maniophobia is a fear of ______

A

Insanity

390
Q

What does an orometer measure

A

Height above sea level

391
Q

Who Was The Lead Singer With Tubeway Army

A

Gary Numan

392
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Pakistan ?

A

Rupee

393
Q

What was the name of the B_29 used at Hiroshima to drop the bomb

A

Enola gay

394
Q

At Prince Charles’s wedding who was the best man

A

Nobody – brothers were supporters

395
Q

According To “The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy” what number is the answer to everything?

A

Forty Two

396
Q

Neil Armstrong And Buzz Aldrin Landed On The Moon But Who Stayed Behind In The Command Capsule?

A

Michael Collins

397
Q

In 1943 Canadian Army troops arrive in

A

North africa

398
Q

What was the name of the principal on Saved By the Bell?

A

Mr. Richard Belding

399
Q

New Year’s Eve, or December 31st, is dedicated to which saint

A

St sylvester

400
Q

What trees live in wet salty swamps

A

Mangrove