Trivia Database_97 Flashcards

1
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William Hartnell was the first to play what TV character

A

Dr Who

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2
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300000 American teenagers get what every year

A

Venereal disease

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3
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Which Latin American dance involves forming a chain

A

Conga

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4
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In Greek mythology, what is the alternate name for polydeuces

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Pollux

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5
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He is a pumpkin whose top and stem have been cut out and interior removed, leaving a hollow shell that is then decoratively carved. Twelve Letters

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Jack O’ Lantern

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6
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What is the Capital of: Malaysia

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Kuala lumpur

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7
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Matador and Sniff are two varieties of what game

A

Dominoes

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8
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What is the longest mountain range in the world?

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Andes

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9
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In which state is Stone Mountain?

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Georgia

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10
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Predating The Model T Ford Which Was The Worlds First Car To Be Made In Large Quantities 19,000 Being Sold Between 1902 & 1906

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The Curved Dash Oldsmobile

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11
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Who was the lead actress in the famous bomb “Grease 2”?

A

Michelle Pfiffer

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12
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An area of low pressure is called a what

A

Cyclone

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13
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Who played sherlock holmes in the hounds of baskerville in 1978

A

Peter cook

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14
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What animals head appears on the label of Gordon’s Gin

A

Boar

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15
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What us academy is located in colorado springs, colorado

A

Air force

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16
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For which country is the lotus flower the national symbol

A

India

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17
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What is the name of the Russian triangular guitar

A

Balalaika

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18
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What is a group of caterpillars

A

Army

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19
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Homophobia is the fear of

A

Sameness

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20
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What word can be added to Fae, Fen, Bil, Goose to make fruit

A

Berry

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21
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Do frogs or toads move faster

A

Frogs

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22
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What is the nickname for Missouri

A

Show me state

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23
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How does a wine become a “fortified” wine

A

Brandy is added

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24
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What does P stand for in the abbreviation PLO

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Palestine

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25
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What’s the only movie Alfred Hitchcock make twice

A

The man who knew too much

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26
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Who was the 4th president of the U.S.

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James madison

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27
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Tubetti lunghi is what pasta shape

A

Elbows

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28
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1910 act illegal to transport woman state line immoral purposes

A

Mann Act

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29
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Which Drug Culture Record Took The Shamen To No.1 In 1992

A

Ebeneezer Goode

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30
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Where is the fourth most popular place on a ship to have sex

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The lifeboat

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31
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Who was the driver for the jordan team in the 1998 grand prix

A

Damon hill

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32
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With what type of meat would you make the dish Marengo

A

Chicken

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33
Q

A Sitophilliac gets sexually aroused from what

A

Food in sex play

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34
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What is made from the bark of the cinchona tree

A

Quinine

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35
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What’s the only alt therapy fully recognised Western medicine

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Osteopathy

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36
Q

When was the Kon-Tiki expedition

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1947

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37
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Thirty thousand monkeys were used in the massive three_year effort to classify the various types of __________

A

Polio

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38
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What is the capital of Libya ?

A

Tripoli

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39
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Which airline has the registration prefix ‘VR’?

A

Cathay Pacific

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40
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Who played the title role in the U.S. sitcom

A

Rhoda’ valerie harper

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41
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What city does orly airport serve

A

Paris

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42
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What is the fear of light known as

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Photophobia

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43
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Crested, Smooth, & Palmate Are All Types Of What Sort Of Amphibious Creatures ?

A

Newts

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44
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Who devoured a cake with the words ‘eat me’ written on it in currants

A

Alice

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45
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What’s the capital of peru

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Lima

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46
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Which Musical Opened On Broadway In 1956 And Starred Julie Andrews

A

My Fair Lady

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47
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Ida morgenstern was played by what actress in the sitcom rhoda

A

Nancy walker

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48
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Who wrote The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

A

Samuel taylor coleridge

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49
Q

In 1605 Japanese Emperor made what compulsory in schools

A

Learning swimming

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50
Q

What is the capital of Saudi Arabia ?

A

Riyadh

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51
Q

Who wrote The Symphony of a Thousand

A

Mahler his eighth

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52
Q

What is a female deer called?

A

Doe

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53
Q

In the country of __________________, the basic monetary unit is the tala.

A

Western samoa

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54
Q

To what can keratitis lead

A

Blindness

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55
Q

How are the first five books of the bible known collectively

A

The pentateuch

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56
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What peoples name literally translates as ordinary

A

Maori

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57
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Which US Singer Duetted With Donna Summer On The US Number One ‘No More Tears’’

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Barbara Streisand

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58
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Whose motto is ‘be prepared’

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Boy scouts

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59
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Where would you find pedals a resonator and a piller

A

On a Harp

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60
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Name The Only Monkey Living In Freedom In Europe?

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Barbary Ape, Gibraltor

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61
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By Which Stage Name Was Norma Jean Baker More Commonly Known

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Marilyn Monroe

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62
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Who Was The Dutchman Who Became Embassy World Darts Champion In 1998?

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Raymond Barneveld

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63
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Who took his library wherever he went

A

Abdul kassem ismael

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64
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What Organization Was Founded In 1865 By General Bedford Forest

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Ku Klux Klan

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65
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Hemmingway’s Old Man and the Sea is set in which country

A

Cuba

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66
Q

How many equal angles has a scalene triangle

A

None

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67
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What was name of the Titanic’s sister ship?

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Lucitania

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68
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Which Himalayan hybrids of yaks and cows are invaluable to Scrabble players

A

Zho

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69
Q

In Medieval China children up to 7 years old would do what

A

Breastfeed

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70
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Which Disaster Re United The 1966 England & German World Cup Teams In A Charity Match

A

The Bradford Fire

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71
Q

What Is Seismology

A

The Study Of Earthquakes

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72
Q

What canal does Port Said stand on

A

Suez canal

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73
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Who said ‘But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks’?

A

Romeo

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74
Q

Of what is genetics the study

A

Heredity

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75
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Under what name did Michael Barratt have four number one hits in the 1980s

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Shakin’ stevens

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76
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What movie cast included James Garner, Richard Attenbourough, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasance, James Coburn, Gordon Jackson, Angus McPhee among many others

A

The Great Escape

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77
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What does the abbreviation ‘UNICEF’ stand for?

A

United Nations Childrens’ Emergency Fund

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78
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On which river is London, England?

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Thames

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79
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What Is George W Bush’s Middle Name

A

Walker

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80
Q

“Yellow” Was Which Bands First Uk Top Ten Hit

A

Coldplay

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81
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What broadway musical was inspired by cervantes’s ‘don quixote’

A

Man of la

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82
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What thrill flick master died at 80 in 1980

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Alfred hitchcock

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83
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In the UK 3% of people store what in their fridges

A

Live Maggots

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84
Q

How Many Chromosomes Does A Healthy Human Have

A

46 (23 Pairs)

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85
Q

What was mixed with vodka in 1946 to make a Moscow Mule

A

Ginger ale

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86
Q

What does the statue of Oscar stand on?

A

A Reel of Film

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87
Q

What river is known as China’s Sorrow?

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Yellow

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88
Q

Who would use a claque

A

Actor - Paid audience clappers

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89
Q

Competitive Swimming Has 4 Events Butterfly, Breast Stroke, Back Stroke, & What Other

A

Freestyle

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90
Q

What would you find on Pink Sheets

A

Bid Asked prices OTC stocks

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91
Q

Where were the 1968 Olympics held ?

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Mexico City, Mexico

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92
Q

Agnes the girls name means what

A

Chaste

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93
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Who starred as History lecturer Jim Dixon in the film version of Kingsley Amis’ novel Lucky Jim

A

Ian carmichael

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94
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Who created ‘yertle the turtle’

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Dr seuss

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95
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Who Was The Lead Singer With Spandau Ballet

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Tony Hadley

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96
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Which parent determines the gender of their offspring

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Father

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97
Q

What is the fear of glaring lights known as

A

Photoaugliaphobia

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98
Q

What did Dagwood give up to marry Blondie

A

A family inheritance

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99
Q

Where were the Pillars of Hercules located?

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Gibraltar

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100
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Calamine, used as an ointment , contains a carbonate of which element

A

Zinc

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101
Q

Plant with oval, usually purple fruit used as a vegetable

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Aubergine

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102
Q

Merinthophobia is the fear of

A

Being bound tied up

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103
Q

Who betrayed Samson to the Philistines

A

Delilah

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104
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Granny smith, james grieve and egremont russet are all types of which fruit

A

Apple

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105
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On George Martin’s farewell album In My Life, which actor sings the title song

A

Sean connery

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106
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Whats the smallest size grand piano?

A

A Baby Grand

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107
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Which country are the Galapagos Islands part of?

A

Ecuador

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108
Q

Which airline has the registration prefix ‘vr’

A

Cathay pacific

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109
Q

It may take longer than two days for a chick to break out of its __________

A

Shell

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110
Q

Who discovered gold on the witwatersrand

A

George harrison

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111
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What 1969 film last line Clint Eastwood “I fall off em everywhere”

A

Where Eagles Dare

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112
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What was Hermans Hermits only No1 UK hit?

A

I’m into something good

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113
Q

In Which Country Were Fortune Cookies Invented

A

United States

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114
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What is the metric word for a million

A

Mega

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115
Q

Name Casper the friendly ghosts horse

A

Nightmare

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116
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Who led the attack on the Alamo?

A

Santa Ana

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117
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What is the capital of Mauritania ?

A

Nouakchott

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118
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What was Dustin Hoffman’s character’s name in “Rain Man?”

A

Raymond Babbitt

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119
Q

The Attock is a forbidden river that no pure who can pass

A

Hindu

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120
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of TV

A

St Clare

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121
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In 1985, Manchester United player Kevin Moran became the first player to do what in an FA Cup final?

A

Get Sent Off

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122
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What creature, when drunk, always falls on its right side

A

An Ant

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123
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How many discs does each player have to start with in draughts (checkers)

A

12

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124
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What is the abbreviation for trinitrotoluene

A

Tnt

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125
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What type of cloud is a thundercloud

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Cumulonimbus

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126
Q

Good King Wenceslas was a 12th Century king of which country

A

Bohemia

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127
Q

Which Irishman was World Snooker Champion in 1997?

A

Ken Doherty

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128
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Mallard

A

Sord

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129
Q

Who wrote Principia Mathernatica. with Alfred North Whitehead, between 1910 and 1913

A

Bertrand russell

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130
Q

Shirley Crabtree Was Better Known As Which Larger-Than-Life Character?

A

Big Daddy

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131
Q

Which movie had a device known as a flux-capacitor?

A

Back to the Future

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132
Q

Who is the presenter of the British TV quiz show ‘Perfection’?

A

Nick Knowles

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133
Q

In the Royal Navy, which rank is immediately above captain

A

Commodore

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134
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What is the largest animal that ever lived

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Blue whale

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135
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What Asian country has the highest population density

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Singapore

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136
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How many ponies did the pony express use weekly

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None - They used only horses

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137
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What is the fourth most common language in the USA

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ASL American Sign Language

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138
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Which TV Family Adopted A Greyhound For Christmas?

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The Simpsons

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139
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What is the capital of the Italian province Lazio?

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Rome

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140
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The inaugural London Marathon was run in which year?

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1981

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In the Sherlock Holmes stories, of what subject was professor Moriarty a professor

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Mathematics

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142
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Fuggles and Goldings are varieties of what

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Hops

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143
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Which Soul Singer Was Arrested, Charged And Fined For Putting On A Sexually Explicit Show Following A 1989 Gig In Georgia

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Bobby Brown

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144
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Who Sang About A “Wild Thing” In 1966

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The Troggs

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145
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Josie and the ________

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Pussycats

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146
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In the Bible who put Daniel in the lions den

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King Darius

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147
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What kind of electricity is produced when you rub a balloon against your hair

A

Static electricity

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148
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Who coined the term gossip column

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Mark Twain

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149
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What is the last element - Alphabetically

A

Zirconium

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150
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In ancient Sparta what was the penalty for bachelorhood

A

Can’t watch women’s gymnastics

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151
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What is the literal translation of haute couture

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High Sewing

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152
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Hills and ridges composed of drifting sand are known as ________.

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Dune

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153
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What Occurs On The Glorious Twelth

A

Start Of The Grouse Shooting Season

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154
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What is the capital of Switzerland ?

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Bern

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155
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He shot Lee Harvy Oswald.

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Ruby

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156
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What does AMSTRAD stand for

A

Alan Michael Sugar Trading

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157
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What is a group of bees

A

Swarm

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158
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According To His Song Whose Home Was Wherever he Laid His Hat

A

Paul Youngs

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159
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In a museum La Crosse Kansas is Crandals Champion what

A

Barbed Wire museum

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160
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Gina Hemphill carried the Olympic Torch at the opening ceremony of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games. Who was her famous grandfather

A

Jesse owens

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161
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Who advocated planting peanuts and sweet potatoes to replace cotton and tobacco?

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George Washington Carver

162
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Which F1 racing driver, after receiving the last rites, went on to win 2 world championships

A

Niki lauda

163
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Stenophobia is the fear of

A

Narrow things narrow places

164
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Fox what is the capital of idaho

A

Boise

165
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Who reigns over Japan an emperor, a king or a queen

A

Emperor

166
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Where was first time, in 1894, the Mormons settled

A

Nevada

167
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In what Australian state would you find Cairns

A

Queensland

168
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Collective nouns - a siege of

A

Herons

169
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What do the letters MG stand for on cars

A

Morris Garages

170
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What State was founded in 1948

A

Israel

171
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Which motorway is seen as Manchester’s equivalent to the M25?

A

M60

172
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Which element makes up 3.63% of the Earth’s crust

A

Calcium

173
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Who invented the most common projection for world maps

A

Gerardus mercator

174
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Which feature length Disney cartoon had a Scottish Terrier called Jock in it

A

Lady and the tramp

175
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This military attack took place on Dec. 7, 1941

A

Pearl harbour

176
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Mentor of Titan had two children in the Marvel comics, Thanos and ___?

A

Ero

177
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How many engines are on a B52 bomber?

A

Eight

178
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Who introduces Channel 4’s Time Team programme

A

Tony robinson

179
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What is the aquatic nickname of Schubert’s Piano Quintet in A

A

The trout quintet

180
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Hagen what is a young lion called

A

Cub

181
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What is this sign called “&”

A

Ampersand

182
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Who once famously quipped “Do I Not like Orange”?

A

Graham Taylor

183
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Who did the Norse god Odin have as handmaidens?

A

Valkyries

184
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Which US Trio Had A 1996 Hit With The Song “Ready Or Not”

A

The Fugees

185
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Ankara is the capital of ______?

A

Turkey

186
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Which children’s comic character lives at Bunkerton Castle?

A

Lord Snooty

187
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Who wore the pink uniform on the cover of Sgt. Pepper’s?

A

Ringo

188
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All soldiers of every country do it - do what

A

Salute with right hand

189
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What colour is the most popular eye shadow of all time

A

Max Factor’s Powder Blue

190
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In which musical work of 1925 would you hear the song Summertime

A

Porgy and bess

191
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Baseball: The Cleveland ______?

A

Indians

192
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Before Cartoon Characters “Tom & Jerry” Were Made Famous Tom Was Called By Another Name What Was It

A

Jasper

193
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What is the basic unit of currency for Central African Republic ?

A

Franc

194
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Born in Urbino in 1483, which Italian artist, with Leonardo and Michelangelo, is considered one of the three Masters of the High Renaissance

A

Raphael

195
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Who were Balthazar, Melchior and Caspar

A

The 3 Wise Men

196
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What mythical Scottish town appears for one day every 100 years?

A

Brigadoon

197
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Which former England international footballer was ordered to give his ex-wife over a third of his earnings in a land mark divorce case in 2004?

A

Ray Parlour

198
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What is the oldest country in all Europe, & the oldest republic in the world

A

San marino

199
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Which Former Daily Mail Television Critic Wrote The Lyrics For Les Miserables

A

Herbert Kretzmer

200
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Fish was lead singer with which band, before going solo

A

Marillion

201
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Who Wrote Rhapsody In Blue

A

George Gershwin

202
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Which popular 60s film took place in and around 17 Cherry Tree Lane, London, in 1910 ?

A

Mary Poppins

203
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The first cricket one-day international was held between england and ______

A

Australia

204
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What colour does the prefix ‘leuco-‘ refer to

A

White

205
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Common non domestic animal is not mentioned in the Bible

A

Rats

206
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Which Swimming Stroke Is The First Leg Of The Medley Relay Race?

A

Backstroke

207
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To which city did the Lord tell Jonah to go and denounce its citizens’ wickedness

A

He tried to flee to spain instead, and was swallowed by the “whale”nineveh

208
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Who said “I’ve watched a lot of baseball - on the radio”

A

Gerald Ford

209
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What does am fm do for a living

A

Disc jockey

210
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What did the contestants in the Greek olympics wear

A

Nothing

211
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Per Ardua Ad Astra Is The Motto Of Which Organisation

A

The RAF

212
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Libreville is the capital of ______

A

Gabon

213
Q

What is laver?

A

Seaweed

214
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What is the flower that stands for: acknowledgement

A

Canterbury bell

215
Q

A curved structure used to span an opening.

A

Arch

216
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What was the average age of united states soldiers in the vietnam war

A

Nineteen

217
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“What Did My True Love Give To Me On The ““Second”” Day Of Christmas”

A

2 Turtle Doves

218
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What is the only number in English that has letters in alpha order

A

Forty

219
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The word amnesia (forgetfulness) derives from what language

A

Greek

220
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What sport would you helicopter to the Bugaboos for?

A

Skiing

221
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What is the language of Hungary?

A

Magyar

222
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What did Wilhelm Roentgen discover in 1895?

A

X-rays

223
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Schlionophobia is the fear of

A

School

224
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A game played with rackets and shuttlecock

A

Badminton

225
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Who founded the Hospice movement in Britain in 1960?

A

Cicely Saunders

226
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What is the flower that stands for: resolution

A

Purple columbine

227
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Ville Marie was the original name of where

A

Montreal

228
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Which English Benedictine monk is known as the Apostle of Germany

A

St boniface

229
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In which country was Greenpeace founded in 1971?

A

Canada

230
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Which former child star made his debut on the London stage in October 2000

A

Macaulay culkin

231
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What Is A Discovery?

A

An Apple

232
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What is a german ‘alsatian’

A

German shepherd

233
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Suez is at one end of the Suez canal what is at the other

A

Port Said

234
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What color is the blood of an octopus

A

Pale bluish-green bluish green

235
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What is the colour of lobster’s blood

A

Blue

236
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Tunisia ?

A

Dinar

237
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What Was Designed In The 1930’s By The Englsi Architect “Giles Gilbert Scott” And Dubbed The K6

A

Red Telephone Box

238
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What “motowner” was shot to death on april fool’s day

A

Marvin gaye

239
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What part of a person’s body must be clutched to feel the ‘biceps’

A

Upper arm

240
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What African country gained independence in 1980

A

Zimbabwe

241
Q

What Does A Tegestologist collect?

A

Beer Mats

242
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What was the second colour film to win best picture Oscar 1951

A

An American in Paris Gone with the wind 1

243
Q

In 1983, who sang ‘domo origato mr roboto’

A

Styx

244
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What is the search for the existence of ghosts

A

Eidology

245
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What is the most common surname for Motel owners in the US

A

Patel

246
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Which Element’s Name Is Derived From The Greek For “Lazy”

A

Argon

247
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Professor Kelp transformed into who

A

Buddy Love – Jerry Lewis Nutty Professor

248
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Briton’s say ‘tarmac’, americans say ________

A

Runway

249
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The US had 5% world population and 70% of worlds what

A

Lawyers

250
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What was the name of the policeman in Enid Blyton’s ‘Noddy’?

A

PC Plod

251
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What is a group of this animal called: Hawk

A

Cast kettle

252
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What russian word ‘restructuring’

A

Perestroika

253
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What international airport is identified by the letters CCU

A

Calcutta

254
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What is the fear of beards known as

A

Pogonophobia

255
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What country is the home of the relish called chutney? A=Korea, B= China, C= India, D= Japan

A

C=India

256
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Who drew the comic ‘the maxx’

A

Sam keith

257
Q

In the olden days what would you put in a large Bosom

A

Clothes - it’s a chest

258
Q

The average size of what is a grain of sand

A

Meteor

259
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In which Ealing Film Comedy do Alec Guinness, Herbert Lom and Peter Sellers try and fail to commit a major crime

A

The ladykillers

260
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What planet is nearest the sun?

A

Mercury

261
Q

Zubin Mehta conducted who in concert

A

Three Tenors

262
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In Australia what is a Willy-Willy

A

Whirlwind

263
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Truck, Canton and Hoist are amongst others parts of what

A

Flag

264
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Real ______, kept below 55 degrees F, will sweat when brought too quickly to room temperature

A

Chocolate

265
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Number of Beatles conventions held each year worldwide

A

15

266
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What breed of dog has an inability to bark ?

A

Basenji

267
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In what year did England’s lease on Hong Kong expire

A

1997

268
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This Disney movie relies heavily on computer animation.

A

TRON

269
Q

What color are French Letter Boxes?

A

Yellow

270
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Which is the largest species of Tiger?

A

Siberian Tiger

271
Q

What is the fear of the moon known as

A

Selenophobia

272
Q

Musically, who described herself as ‘The Last of the Red Hot Mommas’

A

Sophie tucker

273
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As of 1990, __________________, Pennsylvania was the only U.S. city of the nation’s largest 50 cities with a higher death rate than birth rate.

A

Pittsburgh

274
Q

What kind of material is guipure

A

Lace

275
Q

In 1925 at Windsor Bookies went on strike - against what

A

Betting Tax

276
Q

This organ is a small pouch that stores bile.

A

Gall bladder

277
Q

When John F. Kennedy was president, who was his attorney general

A

Robert kennedy

278
Q

What is studied in Aerology

A

Planet Mars

279
Q

On what part of the body is an ‘LTK procedure’ performed?

A

Eyes

280
Q

What is ornamental work in silver or gold thread

A

Filigree

281
Q

The label is Bludgen Riffola Name the Band?

A

Def Leppard

282
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What guitar company created the ‘Flying V’ guitar in the late 1950’s

A

Gibson

283
Q

What did peter minuit buy for the equivalent of 24 dollars

A

Manhattan island

284
Q

Which member of the Cabinet draws the largest salary

A

Lord chancellor

285
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Jack lemmon’s portrayal of businessman harry stoner in ___ wins him an oscar

A

Save the tiger

286
Q

The Spinnaker Tower is a feature of which English city?

A

Portsmouth

287
Q

Gamaphobia Is The Fear Of What?

A

Marriage

288
Q

Who wrote the play Waiting for Godot in 1954

A

Samuel Beckett

289
Q

Which metallic element atomic no 83 soothes Gastric Ulcers

A

Bismuth

290
Q

The hop-low is the worlds smallest what

A

Mushroom

291
Q

What vitamin found in carrots is good for the eyes

A

Vitamin a

292
Q

Joplin Music: What band did Dion form in 1958

A

The Belmonts

293
Q

Who killed macbeth

A

Macduff

294
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Which Band Were Originally Called The Angel And The Snakes?

A

Blondie

295
Q

In literature and films whose father was the Earl of Dorincourt

A

Little Lord Fauntleroy

296
Q

What actress/singer once worked in a doughnut shop

A

Madonna

297
Q

Where is the Parthenon located?

A

Athens

298
Q

Space for bells in a church tower

A

Belfry

299
Q

What is the proper name for the queen of spades

A

Palas

300
Q

What Kind Of Summer Did Bananarama Have In The 80’s

A

Cruel

301
Q

Persephone was the Greek goddess of ______?

A

Spring

302
Q

Who said ‘when power corrupts, poetry cleanses’

A

John f kennedy

303
Q

Who Was The Fist Footballer To Receive A Knighthood

A

Sir Stanley Matthews

304
Q

In 1961 U.S. breaks relations with

A

Cuba

305
Q

Mountain ranges like Sierra Nevada what does Nevada mean

A

Snow Topped

306
Q

What was the name of Magnum PI’s suave superspy alterego?

A

Sebastian Sabre

307
Q

The top fast food chain in the USA by revenue in 1995 was McDonalds. Which was second?

A

Kentucky Fried Chicken

308
Q

What Does Chilli Con Carne Mean

A

Spanish For Meat With Chilli Powder

309
Q

What is the chemical symbol for antimony

A

Sb

310
Q

In around what year was Joan of Arc born

A

1412

311
Q

Hitchhiker’s Guide: What race writes the third worst poetry in the Universe

A

Vogons

312
Q

The spiral galaxy nearest ours is the ________

A

Andromeda

313
Q

What Was The Name Of Junior Walkers Backing Group

A

The All Stars

314
Q

What Did The Initials Stand For In The Name Of 1980’s German Band “DAF”

A

Deutsche Amerikanische Freundschaft

315
Q

Racing Music Artists: Who did “Unchained” in 1981

A

Van halen

316
Q

Who invented Tetris ?

A

Alexi Pazhitnov

317
Q

What country celebrates its National Day on 25th August?

A

Uruguay

318
Q

What is a Googol?

A

The Largest Named Number

319
Q

Generation X Toys: Company that made Atari games like Kaboom and Megamania

A

Activision

320
Q

What word describes the scattering of the Jewish people around the world

A

Diaspora

321
Q

From what country was the athlete Peter Snell

A

New zealand

322
Q

These essential body cells do not contain nuclei?

A

Red Blood Cells

323
Q

Which Is The Only Non English Team To Have Won The FA Cup?

A

Cardiff City

324
Q

Who called himself 8th wonder of world cos of his big dick

A

Charlie Chaplain

325
Q

Euro 2008 Gets Underway Later This Year But Can You Tell Me Either Of The Two Host Countries PFE

A

Austria & Switzerland

326
Q

What Is Elton Johns Real Name

A

Reginald Kenneth Dwight

327
Q

A tayberry is a cross between which two fruits

A

Blackberry and raspberry raspberry and blackberry

328
Q

Genus of annual and perennial herbs (Buttercup) containing about 20 species, grown for their showy flowers.

A

Adonis

329
Q

The buffalo weaver is the only bird to develop a false what

A

Penis to flash for mates

330
Q

Who created philip marlowe

A

Raymond chandler

331
Q

In England it is illegal to drive a car without doing what

A

Sitting on front seat

332
Q

Planting of trees in urban or desert areas

A

Greening

333
Q

Where is Euston Station?

A

London

334
Q

What is the name of the theme song for the film ‘the highlander’

A

Princes of

335
Q

What two countries is Andorra between

A

France & spain

336
Q

Who is called the father of the h bomb

A

Edward teller

337
Q

What hotel has been the target of the most take over bids

A

The Ritz - Paris

338
Q

Which country’s troops sustained the greatest number of deaths in WWll

A

Russia

339
Q

Which premiership football team are nicknamed ‘The Toffees’’

A

Everton

340
Q

Who had hit records with ‘You Love Us’ and ‘Kevin Carter’

A

Manic street preachers

341
Q

In Which Year Did & The Pacemakers Achieve Three No.1’s

A

1963

342
Q

Who was Canadian parliaments first Inuk member

A

Peter ittinuar

343
Q

The tower over a castle draw bridge is a(n)___.

A

Barbican

344
Q

Duffy: Quite a Year for Plums

A

Bailey white

345
Q

How many times do your ribs move every year during breathing?

A

Five million

346
Q

Alfred Hitchcock’s daughter appeared in Psycho - name her

A

Patricia Hitchcock

347
Q

Who was imprisoned for faking howard hughes’s autobiography

A

Clifford irving

348
Q

Goitre is an enlargement of what gland

A

Thyroid

349
Q

What countries people spend most private money on recreation

A

Taiwan’s

350
Q

Who is the greek equivalent of the roman god Venus

A

Aphrodite

351
Q

How old would Elvis have been on his birthday January 8, 2000? A=55, B=60, C=65

A

C=65

352
Q

What kind of machines are floppy discs used in

A

Computers

353
Q

What foods name comes from the Tamil words for Pepper Water

A

Mulligatawny

354
Q

Where is the lowest point in Europe

A

Caspian sea

355
Q

What was the nickname given to marshall rommel of the german panzers

A

Desert

356
Q

What country owns the island of Corfu?

A

Greece

357
Q

Beatles were 1st UK group on Ed Sullivan who was second

A

The Searchers

358
Q

Thomas Chippendale mostly worked in what wood

A

Mahogany

359
Q

In 1969 Major Tom Appeared In Which Classic Track

A

Space Oddity

360
Q

And what is the least

A

Chocolate

361
Q

Who Became Famous For Kung Fu Fighting

A

Carl Douglas

362
Q

What body organs did mae west say could be an asset if you hide them

A

Brains

363
Q

The word tragedy is Greek what does it literally mean

A

Goat Song - used to sacrifice goats

364
Q

Where did Cajun music originate

A

Louisiana

365
Q

Which writer created the character Harriet Vane?

A

Dorothy L. Sayers

366
Q

Admiral Donitz succeeded Hitler in which year

A

1945

367
Q

One ragweed plant can release approximately how many grains of pollen?

A

One billion

368
Q

Who Made The Worlds First Over The Ocean Flight In A Heavier Than Aircraft

A

Louis Bleriot

369
Q

In 1996 Take That And Boyzone Both Had Number One Singles With Covers Of Songs By Which Band

A

The Bee Gees

370
Q

What Is The Name Of The Small Pipe With Finger Holes On The Set Of Bagpipes

A

The Chanter

371
Q

Of what was snow white’s coffin made

A

Glass

372
Q

E H Shepherd illustrated which series of stories

A

Winnie the Pooh

373
Q

What molecule, known by three letters, controls heredity

A

Dna

374
Q

Duran What 1969 film did Glenn Campbell appear in

A

True grit

375
Q

Which Vocal Group , Formed In 1954 As The Four Aims, Gave The Motown It’s First Ever UK Number 1 Single In 1966

A

The Four Tops

376
Q

In which country do people wear masks to burn on December 31 to drive away bad luck?

A

Ecuador

377
Q

In which sport would you find the “slapshot”.

A

Hockey

378
Q

Their technical name are hydrometeors what’s common name

A

Hailstones

379
Q

From what material are snooker balls made

A

Chrystallite

380
Q

Which comic book hero rode a horse called storm

A

Aquaman storm was a seahorse

381
Q

Double diamond, Croquet and Rover terms in which sport/game

A

Croquet

382
Q

When did the ‘live aid’ concerts take place

A

1985

383
Q

In which Fox TV show did Johnny Dep play an undercover cop in high school?

A

21 Jump Street

384
Q

How long is a sesquicentennial

A

150 years

385
Q

If you found a button in your Christmas pudding what would it symbolize Good luck, Poverty, Bachelor, Famous

A

A Bachelor

386
Q

Where did Howdy Doody live?

A

Doodyville

387
Q

You have to run 360 feet if you hit a ______

A

Home run

388
Q

What is the capital of China

A

Beijing

389
Q

“Now is the winter of our discontent” is a line from which Shakespearian play?

A

Richard III

390
Q

What is the sun’s most abundant element

A

Hydrogen

391
Q

Which company, formed by Cecil Rhodes in 1888, was an amalgamation of several diamond companies and is still going strong

A

De beers

392
Q

Name the only fruit named for its color.

A

Orange

393
Q

In The World Of Sport “Spencer Gore” Became The First Man To Do What In 1876

A

Win Wimbledon

394
Q

Who drafted most of the american declaration of independence

A

Thomas

395
Q

What caused the computer in Electric Dreams to become alive?

A

Spilled Champagne

396
Q

Who composed the songs “The Old Folks at Home” and “Beautiful Dreamer”

A

Stephen foster

397
Q

What holiday is called Head of the World in the Jewish faith

A

Rosh Hashanah

398
Q

What did Francis Bacon call The Purest of Pleasures

A

The Garden

399
Q

What are a group of gulls called

A

Colony

400
Q

The Japanese art of growing miniature trees is called _____

A

Bonsai