Trivia Database_98 Flashcards

1
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Nebraska what is the mascot of the u.s naval academy

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Goat

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2
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A decorative art movement that emerged in the late nineteenth century. Characterized by dense assymmetrical ornamentation in sinuos forms, it is often symbolic and of an erotic nature.

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Art noveau

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3
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Which Viking Chief , Banished From Iceland, Founded The Norse Colonies On Greenland

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Erik The Red

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4
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Which car manufacturer makes the Xantia model

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Citroen

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5
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Who Became President Of France After Charles De Gaulle?

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Georges Pompidou

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6
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Tefnut was the Egyptian goddess of what

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Rain

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7
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What Fruit Is A Cantaloupe?

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Melon

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8
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What Do You Suffer From If You Have Diplophia

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Double Vision

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9
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What is Ian Botham’s middle name?

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Terrence

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10
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What did Francis Crick and James Watson build a molecular model of in 1953?

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DNA

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11
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Churchill what was john lennon’s first girlfriend’s name

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Thelma pickles

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12
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East Pakistan is the former name of which modern republic

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Bangladesh

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13
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Thomas Keneally wrote which book (Oscar winning film)

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Schindler’s Ark

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14
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Who Won The Womans Final At The Australian Open At The Weekend

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Maria Sharapova

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15
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A talus is what geographical feature

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Boulders fallen from mountain

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16
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What is the basic unit of currency for Albania ?

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Lek

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17
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What’s a Coelacanth

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Fish

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18
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Who printed 500 million stamps with elvis presley on the face

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U.s postal

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19
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King Thibaw - imprisoned by the British - last king of where

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Burma

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20
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Thomas Holden was the first to top what list

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FBI ten most wanted

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21
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What is a group of swans

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Bevy

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22
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A petrologist studies what

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Rocks history formation etc

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23
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Frederick Austerlitz became famous as who

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Fred Astair

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24
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Where can you find London bridge today

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USA ( Arizona )

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25
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What is the name for a woman who is superior of a convent in certain religious orders

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Abbess

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26
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Which sport do the Detroit Red Wings play?

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Ice Hockey

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27
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What is the main ingredient in a Navarin stew

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Mutton or Lamb

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28
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In what city does Fat Albert live?

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Philadelphia

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29
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What did Alfred Hormel invent

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Spam

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30
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Which Megastar covered Don Mclean’s “American Pie”

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Madonna

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31
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This word is used as the international radio distress call

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Mayday

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32
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Which element has the chemical symbol Sr; capital S lower-case r

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Strontium

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33
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Which two countries fought the Winter War of 1939?

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Russia and Finland

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34
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Who, when he won the Formula 1 World Championship in 1972, was the youngest driver to win it

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Emerson fittipaldi

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35
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Who released the album Auberge?

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Chris Rea

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36
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On what type of surface are the tennis matches at Wimbledon played?

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Grass

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37
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Who wrote the book The Complete Angler in 1653

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Isaac Walton

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38
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In which sport would you hear the term shilling

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Archery measure of arrows weight

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39
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An Antarctic island was named after which cartoon character

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Huckleberry Hound

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40
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Name One Of 2 Hits From Italian Singer “Rita Pavone”

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Heart & You Only You

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41
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What was Boucan that gave Buccaneers their name

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Dried meat

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42
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What nationality is toho film studios

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Japanese

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43
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Who was the greek god of wine

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Dionysus

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44
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Imperial, Buck, and Luna are types of _________.

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Moth

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45
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Who played guitar on ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’

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Davey johnstone

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46
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Bwana means Sir in which language

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Swahili

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47
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Spacephobia is the fear of

A

Outer space

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48
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Which DJ Is Associated With The Dance Act Clock

A

Stu Allen

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49
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What does a Geiger counter measure?

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Radioactivity

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50
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Whose rule is used to solve simultaneous linear equations by using determinants

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Cramer

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51
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Who said ‘but, soft! what light through yonder window breaks’

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Romeo

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52
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What was the first version of Microsoft Windows to have networking capabilities?

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Windows for Workgroups

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53
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Sheriff’ is actually a contraction of which words

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Shire’s Reeve

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54
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What’s the highest mountain in the 48 contiguous U.S. states

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Mount Whitney

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55
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Who played ‘Banacek’ in the 1970’s TV series of the same name

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George peppard

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56
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Social phobia is the fear of

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Being evaluated negatively

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57
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Thick spicy fish soup from Provence

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Bouillabaisse

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58
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Who invented dynamite

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Alfred nobel

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59
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What Scary Movie Takes Place At The Overlook Hotel

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The Shining

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60
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On average man uses 2000 - woman 7000 what a day

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Words

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61
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Which chicken dish is named after a battle in the Napoleonic wars?

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Chicken Marengo

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62
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Which brewery makes ‘Abbot Ale’?

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Greene King

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63
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Who composed the overture,Peter and the Wolf?

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Prokofiev

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64
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In North Dakota it is illegal to sleep with what on

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Your Shoes

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65
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Which Country Won The Eurovision Song Contest In 2007

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Serbia

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66
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__________ is home to the world’s most remote weather station. Its Eureka weather station is 600 miles from the North Pole.

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Canada

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67
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Who is known as the father of genetics?

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Gregor Mendel

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68
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The pointed arch used in Gothic architecture.

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Ogive

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69
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Where would you find Queen Maud Land

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Antarctica

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70
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What is the name of the Indian musical instrument made popular in western rock by The Beatles and Ravi Shankar?

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Sitar

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71
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Who was Barbara Streisands first husband

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Elliot Gould

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72
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Which motor company has the emblem of the prancing horse

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Ferrari

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73
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In Which Sport Are The Ashes Trophy Set

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Cricket

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74
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What U.S. state is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean

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Hawaii

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75
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What was the name of the pinball machine in the film ‘tommy’

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Wizard

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76
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What is the astringent lotion obtained from North American trees

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Witch hazel

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77
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What is the medical term for the sudden and complete loss of memory

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Amnesia

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78
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What was the name of captain geoffrey thorpe’s pirate ship in “the sea hawk

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Albatross

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79
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Which Status Quo Album Cover Featured A Red Hot Stove Element As A Turntable

A

If You Cant Stand The Heat

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80
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What Did Prokofiev’s Peter Catch & Take To The Zoo

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A Wolf

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81
Q

The average person spends 8 years of their life doing what

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Being ill

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82
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What ocean’s area is 64,186,000 square miles

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Pacific ocean

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83
Q

The Dolby sound system was introduced in which year

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1967

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84
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What country is also known as helvetia

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Switzerland

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85
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What name is given to the unit of mass that weighs about 2.2046 pounds

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Kilogram

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86
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What stretch of water seperates Australia from Tasmania

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Bass strait

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87
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According to the UK National Meteorological Office what year (prior to 2007) was the last White Christmas in Britain?

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2004

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88
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Who released the double album ‘yellow brick road’ in 1973

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Elton john

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89
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A place name including worth e.g. Tamworth what’s worth mean

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Homestead

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90
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What is the flower that stands for: pensive beauty

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Laburnum

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91
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Mitre Dovetail Jig and Hack are types of what

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Saw

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92
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60’s tv: who lived at 000 cemetery lane

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Addams Family

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93
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In WW2 what kind of aircraft was a horsa

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A glider

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94
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What is the flower that stands for: suspicion

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Mushroom

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95
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Who Had A Revival With “Nothing Has Been Proved” From The Film Scandal

A

Dusty Springfield

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96
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Of what are an arc, radius and sector a part

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Circle

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97
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Who was the first woman to be shot by the FBI?

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Bonnie Parker (of Bonnie and Clyde fame)

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98
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In astrology which heavenly body rules the sign of Cancer

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The Moon

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99
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What is the name of the metal discs in the rim of a tambourine

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Jingles

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100
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Name the British Prime Minister linked with a Cream LP?

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Disraeli ( Disraeli Gears)

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101
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Who brought fame to a disco lady in 1976?

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Johnnie Taylor

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102
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Who Preceded Mao Tse-Tung?

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Chiang Kai-Chek

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103
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What is the largest city in China?

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Shanghai

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104
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Who Was Killed By Indians At Little Big Horn

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General Custer

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105
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In food preparation, what term is used for the removal of peas from the pod, or the green calyx from strawberries

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Hulling

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106
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Who played Queen Amidala in the latest ‘Star Wars’ film?

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Natalie Portman

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107
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Who was the science advisor on the first Star Trek film

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Isaac Asimov

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108
Q

In 1897 James Henry Atkinson Unveiled To The World His Prototype To Which Everyday Device Still Popular Today

A

The Mouse Trap

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109
Q

Reportedly, __________ mate for life.

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Beavers

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110
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He was R C Robinson in 1948 what name famous as now

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Ray Charles

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111
Q

What is the sum of 444 x 2 x 2 - 1700

A

76

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112
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In France what is eau de vie

A

Brandy

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113
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Which artist painted The Scream

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Edvard Munch

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114
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In which continent would you find the Ob river ?

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Asia

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115
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What was the name of Garfield’s vet?

A

Liz

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116
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The 1984 winter olympics were held at what site

A

Sarajevo

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117
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Which beatle was the first to release a solo record?

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Ringo Starr

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118
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Which Band Did Billy Idol Front Before Going Solo

A

Generation X

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119
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Who holds the NHL record for the most goals scored during a regular season?

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Wayne Gretzky

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120
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In Indiana what is illegal in winter

A

Bathing

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121
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Which Blur Hit Album Shares Its Name With A Classic War Film?

A

The Great Escape

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122
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Death of body tissue usually caused by bad circulation

A

Gangrene

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123
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Which Journalist Used To Sing With The Group Gaz & The Gonads

A

Gary Bushell

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124
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What is the name of the Chairman of the European Central Bank

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Wim duisenberg

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125
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In Christian tradition what Saint is the Virgin Mary’s mother

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Saint Ann

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126
Q

What is a group of ferrets

A

Business

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127
Q

Periodic table: what is np

A

Neptunium

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128
Q

Who is the roman counterpart of poseidon

A

Neptune

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129
Q

How many nickles are there in 2.25?

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Forty five

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130
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What was the name of the man who pioneered the above method of freezing food?

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Clarence Birdseye

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131
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Which Charles Dickens novel was brought to the screen by David Lean

A

Oliver twist

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132
Q

What is a bushranger

A

Australian bandit

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133
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Which former Spanish soldier founded the Society of Jesus, commonly known as the Jesuits

A

Ignatius loyola

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134
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What Nationality Was The 1 st Person To Build The First Bicycle Propelled By Pedals?

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Scottish (Kirkpatrick Mcmillan)

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135
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Which poet wrote Jerusalem

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William blake

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136
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The worst sporting disaster was in Hong Kong when the stands collapsed at a race course killing 604 people in what year

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1918

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137
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What is the flower that stands for: absence

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Wormwood

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138
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Where Might You Find Hell, Julius Caesar, Birmingham And Billy?

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On the Moon

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139
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In which sport is a “hole-in-one” possible?

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Golf

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140
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St Andrews is home to which English Football Club?

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Birmingham City

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141
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Name the smurf spin off characters that live underwater

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Snorks

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142
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In March 1785, what future president succeeded Ben Franklin as minister to France

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Thomas Jefferson

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143
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Jethro Tull Had Two Top 10 Hits In 1969 Name One Of Them

A

Living In The Past / Sweet Dream

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144
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With which organ does a snake hear

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Tongue

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145
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In Greek mythology, who was the son of peleus and thetis

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Achilles

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146
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What is the fear of being bound or tied up known as

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Merinthophobia

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147
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The Eiffel Tower receives a fresh coat of paint every _ years

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Seven

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148
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Scurvy is caused by a lack of ___.

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Vitamin c

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149
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What would you do with an Edzell blue

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Eat it - it’s a potato

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150
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Hierosolymitan is of Greek origin and pertains to what city

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Jersualem

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151
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Parorexia is the desire for what

A

Strange Foods

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152
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Who made a TV advertisment for Southern Maid Doughnuts

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Elvis Presley

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153
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Rabat is the capital of ______

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Morocco

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154
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Which side did britain support in the us civil war

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Confederacy

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155
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Which sweet treat is often found at the Ambassador’s parties?

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Ferrero Rocher

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156
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What u.s. national park contains gumbo limbo trail

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Everglades national park

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157
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What mammals fly

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Bats

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158
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What type of singing was associated with St Gregory the Great

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Gregorian chant

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159
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England play their home rugby union matches at which venue?

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Twickenham

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160
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Who was offered and rejected the role of Indiana Jones

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Tom Selleck too busy

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161
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Who was born in Wattenscheid Germany November 11th 1920

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James Bond

162
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What song was the beatles first attempt at social commentary

A

Nowhere man

163
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Going Undergound’ was a hit for The Jam in which year

A

1980

164
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What is the smallest of the Central American countries

A

El salvador

165
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What piano man used to play for Bette Middler and then went on to his own career and made Hits like “Mandy” and “Copacabana”

A

Barry manilow

166
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Who Lost Her Heart To A Star Ship Trooper

A

Sarah BrightMan

167
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To the ancient Greeks what was an agora

A

Public meeting place / market (forum)

168
Q

What is the symbol for tin?

A

Sn

169
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Which Spirit Is Pimm’s No 1 Based On?

A

Gin

170
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What country was formerly known as Siam?

A

Thailand

171
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Which Female Singer Had A Hit With “Crazy For You”

A

Madonna

172
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Who was the man convicted of masterminding the 1969 LaBianca-Tate murders, later to become known as the Helter Skelter killings?

A

Charles Manson

173
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Paul Anka’s Puppy Love is written to what star?

A

Annette Funicello

174
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The normal body temperature of the __________ horse is 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).

A

Clydesdale

175
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What was the wwii verbal code meaning message received or will comply

A

Roger

176
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The Terms Acid, Blunt, Casper & Spine Are All Associated With Which Sport

A

Skate Boarding

177
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What Is The Proper Oriental Name For The White Suits Often Used In Karate And Judo

A

GI (Geeeeee)

178
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In the song ‘We wish you a Merry Christmas’ what pudding was asked for?

A

Figgy Pudding

179
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Which art gallery would you visit to see Botticelli’s ‘ Birth of Venus’

A

The uffizi, florence

180
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What’s The Capital Of Zimbabwe

A

Harare

181
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What Domestic appliance was invented By Charles Strite?

A

The Toaster

182
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Who is Melanie Griffith’s mother?

A

Tippi Hedren

183
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Peter Cetera Was Originally A Member Of Which Band

A

Chicago

184
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Name The Kiss Member Whose Solo Album Featured Cher, Bob Seger, Donna Summer, Helen Reddy & Janis Ian

A

Gene Simmons

185
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Viscous black liquid produced in the destructive distillation of coal to make coke & gas

A

Coal tar

186
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What is the earth’s layer just below the crust

A

Mantle

187
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Whose first chart album was called Concerto For Group and Orchestra?

A

Deep Purple

188
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Which car company manufactured the leganza

A

Daewoo

189
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Which Is Always The 3 rd Grand Slam Event In The Tennis Calendar?

A

Wimbledon

190
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What is the name of the fruit that looks like a hairy lychee

A

Rambutan

191
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Saturn is the only planet that is less dense than ______

A

Water

192
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According To The 2000 Census What Is Now The Least Populated State In The United States Of America

A

Wyoming

193
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Who is the main character in the ‘DeathQuest’ series?

A

Lucretzia

194
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With what is sulphur and charcoal mixed to make gunpowder

A

Saltpetre

195
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How many letters in the roman alphabet

A

26

196
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Who kept the book ‘curious george’ in his suitcase

A

Forrest gump

197
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What is the maximum number of degrees in an acute angle

A

89 degrees

198
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Who did Zola Budd trip in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics?

A

Mary Decker

199
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Which Word Appeared Three Times In The Title Of A 1973 Gary Glitter Single

A

Love (I Love, You Love, Me Love)

200
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Who performed the first successful heart transplant

A

Christian barnard

201
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Frank Heyes 1923 on Sweet Kiss only jockey ever to do what

A

Win a race after death - heart failed during race

202
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Harold Leek became famous as who

A

Howard Keel

203
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What is the most popular theater in Japan called

A

Kabuki

204
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What does pp on a music score mean

A

Very quietly

205
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Rangoon is the capital of ______

A

Burma

206
Q

The body of an aircraft

A

Fuselage

207
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When a snail hatches from an egg, it is a miniature adult, shell and all. The shell grows with the snail, and the snail never leaves the __________

A

Shell

208
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Who did the new york jets sign to a 427,000 dollars contract on january 2, 1965

A

Joe namath

209
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St. George’s is the capital city of what island country

A

Grenada

210
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Who created ‘horton’

A

Dr seuss

211
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Who Wrote The Musical “Theres No Business Like Show Business”

A

Irving Berlin

212
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How did the little match girl die

A

Froze to death froze

213
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The ‘windflower’ is the common name for which flowering bulb

A

Anemone

214
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Which Beatles Song Includes Mick Jagger & Eric claptojn On Backing Vocals

A

All You Need Is Love

215
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Which films are about the corleone family

A

The godfather

216
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In alphabet radio code, what word is used for ‘f’

A

Foxtrot

217
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What Was The Name Of The 1971 TV Show In Which Adam Faith Played Ronald Bird

A

Budgie

218
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The Vocal Group Ladysmith Black Mambazo Are From Which African Country

A

South African

219
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What is a cello’s real name

A

Violincello

220
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He starred in, “City Lights”.

A

Charlie Chaplin

221
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What is the capital of Saint Vincent ?

A

Kingstown

222
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What is Shakespeare’s play ‘Twelfth Night’ also known as

A

What you will

223
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Moving On Up’ by M-people was released in what year

A

1993

224
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Who was the nba, mvp in 1976, 1977 and 1980

A

Kareem abdul-jabbar

225
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Samuel Pepys wife always slept with what in her hand

A

His Dick

226
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What was the name of the white gang in “west side story”

A

Jets

227
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Who wrote the ‘Myth’ series?

A

Robert Asprin

228
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Which groups first album was entitled ‘Piper At the Gates Of Dawn’’

A

Pink Floyd

229
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Where was Antonio Vivaldi born

A

Venice

230
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Who built the taj mahal

A

Shah jahan

231
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Which German Company Introduced The Interrupter Gear Enabling A Machine Gun To Fire Through An Aeroplanes Propeller

A

Fokker

232
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Who wrote The Day of the Jackal

A

Frederick forsyth

233
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What kind of animal is a carnivore

A

A meat eater

234
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Bascule cantilever suspension all types of what

A

Bridge

235
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Which group sang the song “Everything you want”?

A

Vertical Horizon

236
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Gephydrophobia is a fear of _____

A

Bridges

237
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The wide wall built along the banks of rivers to stop flooding is a(n) _____.

A

Levee

238
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Which 2006 ‘heist’ movie featured Clive Owen as the architect of a bank robbery on a New York bank?

A

Inside Man

239
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What welsh singer used to work as a condom tester

A

Shirley Bassey

240
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What husband wife team starred in “a turkey for the president”

A

Ronald and

241
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A pogonip is what type of weather condition

A

Heavy winter fog with ice crystals

242
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How Are Jake Shears, Baby Daddy, Ana Matronic, Del Maquis & Paddy Boom Better Known

A

Scissor Sisters

243
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Name Shakespeare play Ariel, Miranda and Prospero appear

A

The Tempest

244
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Who was the last Indian chief to die in battle at Wounded Knee

A

Big Foot

245
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Who is the Commonwealth Secretary General

A

Emeka anyaoku

246
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What Does Dc Stand For In Washington DC

A

District Of Columbia

247
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Nicholson what u.s president’s home is located in columbia, tennessee

A

James polk

248
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What is the name of the Boston baseball team based at Fenway Park

A

Boston red sox

249
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What number is on the opposite side of the “five” on dice

A

Two

250
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In a Gynocracy - who rules

A

Women

251
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The Spinning Wheel Arrived In Europe In The 13th Century From Which Country Did It Supposedly Originate

A

India

252
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What is the most widely accepted theory for the creation of the universe?

A

Big Bang

253
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What is san francisco’s equivalent to sydney’s ‘city to surf’ race

A

Bay to

254
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What Part Of The Human Body Is Studied By A “Myologist”

A

Muscles

255
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What is a group of widgeons

A

Company

256
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What U.S. state gave the world Louis Armstrong, Fats Domino, Mahalia Jackson and Jelly Roll Morton (and, dare I say, Britney Spears)

A

Louisiana

257
Q

What metal do fools mistake iron pyrites for

A

Gold

258
Q

Weissmuller what do you call the hollow spaces in the bones surrounding your nose

A

Sinuses

259
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North American Indian language family including languages of Alaska and north-western Canada, the Pacific coast and the south-western United States.

A

Athapascan

260
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Name the longest river in Asia.

A

Yangtze

261
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A chinese imperial dragon has how many toes?

A

Five

262
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What two states in the U.S. do NOT observe daylight saving’s time

A

Hawaii and

263
Q

What aminal is the logo of the World Wildlife Fund?

A

Panda

264
Q

He killed Jesse James.

A

Ford

265
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Beirut is the capital of ______

A

Lebanon

266
Q

Whose Albums Include “Steel Town” & “Peace In Our Time”

A

Big Country

267
Q

This bird lays its eggs in the nests of other birds.

A

Cuckoo

268
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Bee

A

Swarm grist hive

269
Q

Who wrote the thrillers, “Sheba” and “Year of the Tiger”

A

Jack higgins

270
Q

Arctic terns found in North America and the Arctic migrate each year as far south as Antarctica and back, a round trip of over 18,000 miles. Theirs is probably the longest __________

A

Migratory flight

271
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Where in a woman would you find the pisiform bone

A

Wrist

272
Q

Who was the author of the story Pinnochio

A

Carlo collodi

273
Q

Booze Name: Vodka, tomato juice, lemon, tabasco sauce, salt, pepper, celery salt.

A

Bloody mary

274
Q

What is the capital of Kiribati ?

A

Bairiki

275
Q

What plant has the largest seed

A

Coconut

276
Q

Of Which Record Label Was Ahmet Ertegun The Co-Founder

A

Atlantic Records

277
Q

Donnie Wahlvberg Was A Member Of Which Band

A

New Kids On The Block

278
Q

What Milky Drink Is Often Drank On New Years Eve

A

Egg Nog

279
Q

How many points is the bullseye worth in outdoor archery?

A

25

280
Q

Which Now Legendary Sports Chant Reached No.1 In 1996

A

Three Lions

281
Q

Who replaced Johnny Carson as host on ‘The Tonight Show’ in the US

A

Jay leon

282
Q

What is the name of the CIA agent played by Harrison Ford in Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger

A

Jack ryan

283
Q

On what hobby is most money spent

A

Gardening

284
Q

Debby Boone sang the No 1 song of the 70s name it

A

You light up my life

285
Q

In which city is the worlds oldest tennis court from 1496

A

Paris

286
Q

Who said ‘The greater our knowledge increases, the more our ignorance unfolds’ ?

A

John F. Kennedy

287
Q

What Christian holiday is celebrated immediately after Halloween

A

All Saints Day

288
Q

What is the capital of Hungary

A

Budapest

289
Q

Where did the Pied Piper play

A

Hamlin

290
Q

Who plays kevin arnold on ‘the wonder years’

A

Fred savage

291
Q

What is the mathematical term used to describe the shape of a cell in a honeycomb

A

Hexagon

292
Q

Soteriophobia is the fear of

A

Dependence on others

293
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Which Duo Performed The No.1 Song “I Know Him So Well”

A

Elaine Paige / Barabara Dickson

294
Q

How did Buffalo Bill stick to one glass whisky a day

A

Quart glass

295
Q

Where could you spend a Kyat

A

Burma

296
Q

Skopje is the capitol of where

A

Macedonia

297
Q

Whose Real Name Is ‘Arthur Stanley Jefferson’

A

Stan Laurel

298
Q

With Which Animals Do You Associate The Disease Myxomatosis?

A

Rabbits

299
Q

Name Any Year in The Life Of Davy Crocket King Of The Wild Frontier

A

1786 – 1836 Lived Till He Was 50

300
Q

In which country did acupuncture originate?

A

China

301
Q

The name of which place of biblical significance actually means ‘House of Bread’’

A

Bethlehem

302
Q

Xavier Roberts was the original creator of which toy

A

Cabbage Patch Dolls

303
Q

E J Allen led spy team to South Civil war what name better known

A

Alan Pinkerton

304
Q

What carbonated beverage started out life in the 1890’s as ‘Brad’s Drink’

A

Pepsi

305
Q

This parasite lives in the intestines of man and animals.

A

Tapeworm

306
Q

The tumblebug is an alternative name for which insect

A

Dung Beetle

307
Q

Written By Jagger And Richards Who Had A Hit With “Out Of Time” In 1966

A

Chris Farlowe

308
Q

Name the heaviest breed of domestic dog.

A

St. Bernard

309
Q

Which City Is The Capital Of Bulgaria?

A

Sofia

310
Q

This disease consists of a purposeless, continual growth of white blood cells

A

Leukemia

311
Q

Who led the children of Israel out of Egypt?

A

Moses

312
Q

What did the old woman who lived in a shoe give her children for supper

A

Broth without any bread

313
Q

What’s a new yorker trying to bribe a way into when offering “key money”

A

Apartment

314
Q

What is the name for the sacred circle in Tantric Buddhism

A

Mandala

315
Q

Up To & Including Tony Blair, How Many Prime Ministers Have Served Under Queen Elizabeth II

A

Ten

316
Q

Pinky Punky, Who Was Known To Have A Bit Of A Nasty Streak, Belonged To Which Entertainer.

A

Timmy Mallets Mallet

317
Q

A movement of the 1920s and 1930s that began in France. It explored the unconscious, often using images from dreams. It used spontaneous techniques and featured unexpected juxtapositions of objects.

A

Surrealism

318
Q

The first ‘talking’ film was released in what year

A

1927

319
Q

On Diff’rent Strokes,what pet did Arnold keep in his room?

A

Goldfish

320
Q

Which American President Was Fighting In The Ring In The Frankie Goes To Hollywood Video Two Tribes

A

Ronald Reagan

321
Q

Metathesiophobia is the fear of

A

Changes

322
Q

Name the sitcom that featured Judd Hirsch, Andy Kaufman, Tony Danza and Danny Devito.

A

Taxi

323
Q

Who was Captain Edward J. Smith

A

Captain of the titanic

324
Q

Which type of vegetable went on sale in frozen form in Massachusetts in June 1930?

A

Peas

325
Q

Who were the main combatants in the punic wars

A

Rome and carthage

326
Q

What is the worlds largest sand island northeast of Brisbane

A

Fraser island

327
Q

What does ASCII stand for?

A

American Standard code for information interchange

328
Q

What is the better known name of writer Madame Dudevant

A

George sand

329
Q

The ‘Grand Pensionary’ was the most important official of which country during the time of the United Provinces?

A

Holland

330
Q

What eighties TV show starred Tom Hanks in women’s clothing?

A

Bosom Buddies

331
Q

A game of pool is referred to as a _____

A

Frame

332
Q

Which old English time unit is 1.5 minutes long

A

A Moment

333
Q

From what material are millefiori ornaments made

A

Glass

334
Q

The dial tone of a normal telephone is in what key

A

F

335
Q

Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia Is the fear Of What?

A

Long Words

336
Q

Which DJ Championed The Undertones Naming “Teenage Kicks” As His All Time Favourite

A

John Peel

337
Q

By what name is Don Van Vliet better known?

A

Captain Beefheart

338
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Vietnam ?

A

Dong

339
Q

A thoroughgoing & complete republican might be called a dyed-in-the___what kind of republican

A

Wool

340
Q

A Daughter Was Born To Mick & Bianca Jagger In October 1970 What Did They Name Her

A

Jade

341
Q

The sea gods had a three-pronged spear called a(n) ________.

A

Trident

342
Q

What does MILK1 do for a living

A

Dairy farmer

343
Q

Who did yoko ono marry

A

John lennon

344
Q

What is the name of the cryptography machine used by the german’s in WW2?

A

ENIGMA

345
Q

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

A

4 Calling Birds

346
Q

What cartoon characters first name is Quincy

A

Mr Magoo

347
Q

Which 60’s Icon Released Lovesick In 1998

A

Bob Dylan

348
Q

In what sport would you find a Hosel

A

Golf - Hole in club shaft fits into

349
Q

What candy received it’s name because the machine that makes them looks like it is kissing the conveyor belt

A

Hershey kisses

350
Q

Which two great physicists developed calculus independently of each other?

A

Isaac Newton and Leibniz

351
Q

If you were eating a Prunis Domesticia what would it be

A

Plum

352
Q

Who wrote A Farewell to Arms

A

Ernest hemingway

353
Q

What constellation is represented by a crab

A

Cancer

354
Q

Who sailed in the Golden Hind

A

Sir Francis Drake

355
Q

In which sport is the Davis Cup awarded

A

Tennis

356
Q

Prosophobia is the fear of

A

Progress

357
Q

How many ounces of orange juice contains the minimum daily requirement for vitamin c

A

Six ounces

358
Q

Almond liqueur that comes from the Italian for “bitter”, not “love”

A

Amaretto

359
Q

How many books are there in anne rice’s vampire series

A

Five

360
Q

In roman numerals what does the letter M with a Bar over it stand for?

A

One Million

361
Q

What was the original filling of the savaloy sausage

A

Pigs Brains

362
Q

What word is used for a female sheep

A

Ewe

363
Q

What material did Michelangelo carve most of his sculptures out of

A

Marble

364
Q

Who shot Bruce Wayne’s parents

A

Chill

365
Q

Which shakespearean character provided the plot for verdi’s only comedy

A

Falstaff

366
Q

What was Nintendo’s first Arcade game?

A

Radarscope

367
Q

5 items a Sikh must have Comb Dagger Hair Metal Bracelet and

A

Knee length undershorts 5Ks

368
Q

Banaba (or Ocean Island) is found in which country

A

Kiribati

369
Q

What ship was blown up at the end of The African Queen

A

The Louisa

370
Q

What links Cary Grant Mohammed Ali Prince Charles

A

All amateur Magicians

371
Q

Simpson’s what was Homers nickname as baseball team mascot

A

Dancing Homer

372
Q

Where in the body would you find the carpals

A

Wrist

373
Q

How many cigars did sir winston churchill ration himself to a day

A

Fifteen

374
Q

Who wrote ‘The Female Eunuch’?

A

Germaine Greer

375
Q

What alcoholic beverage is produced by the Solera method?

A

Sherry

376
Q

Dark volcanic rock

A

Basalt

377
Q

Who wrote ‘The Starry Messenger’?

A

Galileo

378
Q

Barajas is the main airport - where

A

Madrid

379
Q

In which country is the cheese Bolbo produced

A

France

380
Q

Baptista is Katherine’s father in which Shakespeare play

A

The Taming of the Shrew

381
Q

According to U.S. law, what may not be granted on a useless invention, on a method of doing business, on mere printed matter, or on a device or machine that will not operate

A

Patent

382
Q

Where does George Jetson work

A

Spacely sprockets

383
Q

Which Female Vocalist Sang On Eminem’s Hit Song “Stan”?

A

Dido

384
Q

To which planet does the moon iapetus belong

A

Saturn

385
Q

Cuirass, greave and pauldron are all pieces belonging to what

A

Armour

386
Q

Where were the 1956 Summer Olympics held?

A

Melbourne, Australia

387
Q

In which 1971 film did Jane Fonda play a prostitute fearing for her life

A

Klute

388
Q

King Richard The 1 st Is Sometimes Refered To As What

A

Richard The Lionheart

389
Q

In which pop band does Damon Alburn sing?

A

Blur

390
Q

Kylie Minogue Had To Back Out Of Which Venue Due To Finding Out That She Had Breast Cancer?

A

Glastonbury

391
Q

What is the capital of Guinea-Bissau ?

A

Bissau

392
Q

What is the chemical name for vitamin c

A

Ascorbic acid

393
Q

What name is given to a female calf?

A

Heifer

394
Q

Linseed oil is obtained from the seed of which plant

A

Flax

395
Q

On december 1, 1990, workers from france and england met in what structure in the middle of the english channel

A

Chunnel

396
Q

Lagos is the capital of ______

A

Nigeria

397
Q

In which country did the turnip originate

A

Greece

398
Q

What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 706

A

Georgia

399
Q

What is the main ingredient of the Korean Soup Bosintang?

A

Dog

400
Q

What Was Discovered By “Garcia Lopez De Cardenas” In 1540

A

The Grand Canyon