Trivia Database_99 Flashcards

1
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Which King of France was known as the (Sun King)?

A

Louis XIV

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2
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In Detroit wilfully destroying your old what is illegal

A

Radio

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3
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Potentially dangerous to human life on earth, what is filtered out by the Ozone Layer

A

Ultra violet radiation

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4
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Seoul is the capital of which country?

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South Korea

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5
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Which Rap Band Originally Entitled Their 1986 Debut Album “Don’t Be A Faggot” Until Their Distributor Refused To Accept It

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The Beastie Boys

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6
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Who wrote Man are from Mars Women are from Venus

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John Grey

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7
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Who was the first european explorer to reach India by sea

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Vasco da gama

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8
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In 1760 what means of personal transport was invented

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Roller Skates

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9
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Which Major 90’s Dance Act Was Fronted By Heather Small

A

M People

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10
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Information about what subject is recorded in Wisden

A

Cricket

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11
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What was the name of the domestic videocassette tape recorder system introduced by Sony in 1975?

A

Betamax

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12
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Which king married Charlotte of Mecklenberg Strelitz

A

George the third

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13
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What is a group of giraffes

A

Tower

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14
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Which 3 Athletics Events Do Woman Not Participate In

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Hammer, Pole Vault, Triple Jump

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15
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How did folk singer Roy Harper catch Toxoplasmosis

A

Kiss of life - to a sheep

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16
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A projecting support built into or against the external wall of a building, typically used in Gothic buildings. A flying … is an arch that transfers the thrust of a vault to a lower support.

A

Buttress

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17
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In Which Country Was Olivia Newton John Born

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Cambridge, England (Went To Oz Aged 5)

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18
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Only 2 Singers Appeared On Band Aid Versions Of “Do They Know Its Christmas” What Group Were Thay Both In

A

Bananarama (Disputable)

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19
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In an average lifetime, the average American visits a ___ 22 times

A

Pediatrician

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20
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The thickness of what is given an ‘swg’ rating

A

Wire

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21
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Where were tommy lee jones and al gore freshman roommates

A

Harvard

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22
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Most tropical marine fish could survive in a tank filled with __________

A

Human blood

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23
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In what country would you find Timbouctou

A

Mali

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24
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Which Soap Boasted A Cafe Called “The Hot Biscuit”

A

Dallas

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25
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For every tree that is cut for lumber, how much is sold as timber

A

One eighth

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26
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What song is sung the most

A

Happy Birthday

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27
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Who was known as the “Sultan of Swat”

A

Babe ruth

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28
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Until 1947, what did ‘gripe water’ contain

A

Opium

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29
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Which White Motown Singer/Songwriter Had Hits With “Indiana Wants Me” & “Theres A Ghost In My House”

A

R Dean Taylor

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30
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What is the sum of 4 x 4 x 24 x 44

A

16896

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31
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Who had a hit with the song ‘24 hours from Tulsa’

A

Gene pitney

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32
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What does a Hafiz know

A

Koran by Heart

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33
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Which Group Were Drowning In Berlin In 1982

A

The Mobiles

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34
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What is the fear of new drugs known as

A

Neopharmaphobia

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35
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Who wrote the opera Zaide

A

Mozart

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36
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What Is The Worlds Largest Ocean By Area

A

Pacific

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37
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Which painters work is the most stolen

A

Pablo Picasso

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38
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What group refused to have their pictures taken while they were not in their makeup?

A

Kiss

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39
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What Song was George Harrisons first composition on the A Side of a Beatles single?

A

Something

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40
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What is a drug or other substance used to produce unconciousness and insensibility to pain

A

Anaesthetic

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41
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What is ‘mother’s ruin’

A

Gin

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42
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Gerry Dawsy became more famous as who

A

Englebert Humperdinck

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43
Q

Chase chevy chase was the first original cast member to leave which show

A

Saturday

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44
Q

Where Might You Find Your Temporal Lobe

A

On Your Brain

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45
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What do we more commonly know a ‘Tup’ as?

A

Ram

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46
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Which Song Had The Working Title “Scrambled Eggs”

A

Yesterday

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47
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Which T - Rex hit contains the line ‘Take a black cat and sit it on your shoulder’

A

Ride A White Swan

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48
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What country is located between Panama and Nicaragua

A

Costa rica

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49
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What nationally was Mata Hari shot as a spy

A

Dutch

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50
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Which American state has a Union Jack on its flag

A

Hawaii

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51
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Who Became Chancellor Of Germany In 1933

A

Adolf Hitler

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52
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Which genetic trait, often passed from mother to son, was first recognised by John Dalton, who was himself a sufferer

A

Colour blindness

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53
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On a racing form what does the letter u indicate

A

Unseated rider

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54
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What was the name of Han Solo’s spaceship in “Star Wars”?

A

Millennium Falcon

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55
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Virginia Woolf always did it standing up - did what

A

Wrote her books

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56
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How did Queen Victoria ease her menstrual cramp pain

A

Used Marijuana

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57
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What pole is colder the South Pole or the North Pole

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The south pole

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58
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What is the name of a floor in a building between floors, especially between the ground and first floors

A

Mezzanine

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59
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In the UK 60% of pets have what

A

Health Insurance

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60
Q

Hades was god of what

A

The underworld

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61
Q

What is a Kakapoo

A

Nocturnal New Zealand Parrot

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62
Q

If a doctor gave you an Ishihara test what is he testing for

A

Colour blindness

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63
Q

Koinoniphobia is the fear of

A

Rooms

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64
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What is the largest island in the Indian Ocean?

A

Madagascar

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65
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What dictator was the first to be abducted prosecuted USA drugs

A

General Manual Noriega- Panama

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66
Q

What is the largest dinosaur

A

Brachiosaurus

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67
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Collective nouns - a spring of what

A

Pheasants

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68
Q

If you were in Lou Grants office what city are you in

A

Los Angeles

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69
Q

What is the capital of Mozambique

A

Maputo

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70
Q

Snakes are reptiles. What are frogs?

A

Amphibians

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71
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A russian abstract movement begun in the early twentieth century. It employs an analytic vision based on fragmentation and multiple viewpoints.

A

Cubism

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72
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Who Was the First Woman To Be Officially Ranked A Billionaire In The USA?

A

Oprah Winfrey

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73
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What is a group of turkeys

A

Rafter

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74
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Which level of the Earth’s atmosphere is the closest layer to its core?

A

Hydrosphere

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75
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A word like ‘NASA’ formed from the initials of other words is a(n) _________.

A

Acronym

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76
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Which Food Has A Name, Which Literally Means On A Skewer?

A

Kebab

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77
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What is the flower that stands for: assiduous to please

A

Sprig of ivy with tendrills

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78
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The pop group Satan’s Jesters found fame under what name

A

The Rolling Stones

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79
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What show was a spin-off of Transformers?

A

Go-Bots

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80
Q

A biography written by the subject is called a ______

A

Autobiography

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81
Q

Teardrop Explodes Was Fronted By Who

A

Julian Cope

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82
Q

What was the profession of the character who heard the Blow Out

A

Horror film

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83
Q

The Welland Canal links Lake Erie to which other of the Great Lakes

A

Lake ontario

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84
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Which Comedian Used To Have A Cemedy Partner Known As Fanny The Wonderdog

A

Julian Clary

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85
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In The World Of Music How Are ‘Cheryl James & Sandra Denton’’ More Commonly Known

A

Salt & Pepper

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86
Q

Deuteronomy what is the capital of illinois

A

Springfield

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87
Q

The Shining Path is a revolutionary movement in which country

A

Peru

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88
Q

In an average lifetime, the average American ___ 410078 times

A

Laughs

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89
Q

Slang:A promiscuous woman

A

Slapper

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90
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1955 saw the first ever Disneyland open in which U.S. state

A

California (Annaheim)

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91
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What Is The Largest Living Bird?

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The Ostrich

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92
Q

What nationality was tennis player Michael Chang

A

American

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93
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Vladamere Ashkenazy plays what musical instrument

A

Piano

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94
Q

How long does it take for sunlight to reach earth

A

Eight minutes

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95
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What was the name of the show that featured Sniglets?

A

Not Necessarily The News

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96
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What Sort Of Animal Was Tarka

A

An Otter

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97
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What is a group of gulls called

A

Colony

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98
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What Song Features The Lyric “ Stars In Your Eyes Little One Where Do You Go To Dream

A

Land Of Make Believe

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99
Q

What is the super bowl trophy called

A

Vince Lombardy trophy

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100
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In the recent television series Batman, who played the part of the siren

A

Joan collins

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101
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Which word, associated with Christmas comes from a Greek word meaning ‘we can act anything’’

A

Pantomime

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102
Q

Which archaic imperial unit of measure is equivalent to 54 gallons?

A

A Hogshead

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103
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This is the animal that never learns, “Trix are for kids!”

A

Rabbit

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104
Q

Where on the body is the vena cava

A

Heart

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105
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What Is The Name Given To A Group Of Witches

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A Coven

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106
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George Simenon created Maigret - what nationality was he

A

Belgian

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107
Q

What Mountain Range Seperates Europe & Asia

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The Urals

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108
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According to experts, __________ don’t like to head straight for anything. For safety, they may run past and sweep around from the side.

A

Squirrels

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109
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What is the main flavour in the following alcohols ‘Cassis’?

A

Blackcurrant

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110
Q

Until 1998 by law The QE hotel must do what if you rent a room

A

Feed your horse freely

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111
Q

Aruba is an island under which kingdom

A

Netherlands

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112
Q

Phthiriophobia is the fear of

A

Lice

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113
Q

When was the gas turbine invented

A

1849

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114
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Which Style Of Jazz Was Pioneered By Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie

A

Bebop

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115
Q

From the 1980’s name the song and artist “Cowboy No. 1, A born-again poor man’s son, On the air America, I modelled shirts by Van Heusen-yeah”

A

Frankie / Two Tribes

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116
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In Greek mythology who rowed the dead across the river Styx

A

Charon

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117
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While experimenting with speeding up a tape, david seville created three voice characters and released a christmas song in 1958. which nutty group was this

A

Chipmunks

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118
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What was the original name of the group ‘Chicago’?

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Chicago Transit Authority

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119
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What is the shortest French word with all five vowels

A

Oiseau

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120
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Which Member Of Boyzone Has Had solo Hits With “When You Saying Nothing At All” & “If Tomorrow Never Comes”?

A

Ronan Keating

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121
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What was the name of the drug used as an anti-cancer agent and extracted from the blue periwinkle

A

Vincristine

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122
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What is Japanese Drink ‘Sake’ Made From

A

Rice

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123
Q

Who Had Love In Their Tummy With Yummy Yummy Yummy

A

Ohio Express

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124
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The “Oyster” watch is a famous model produced by what top Swiss watchmaker

A

Rolex

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125
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The human body contains enough of what to kill all the fleas on an average dog

A

Sulphur

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126
Q

Lily Cauchoin became famous as who

A

Claudette Colbert

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127
Q

In which year did the Queen make her infamous ‘Annus Horriblis’’ Christmas broadcast

A

1992

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128
Q

In Frankfort Kentucky its illegal to shot what off a policeman

A

His Tie

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129
Q

Jacinth or Hyacinth are alternative names of what mineral

A

Zircon

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130
Q

Crystallite is used in what sport

A

Snooker - Pool balls made from it

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In the film ‘titanic’, who did leonardo dicaprio and kate winslet play

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Jack

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What country did the operating system ‘Linux’ come from?

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Finland

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Which Over The Top Performer Played Piano On The 1986 Wham Hit “Edge Of Heaven”

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Elton John

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Red flags flown by French ships - Joli Rouge origin of what name

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Jolly Rodger

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135
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The yo yo both the toy & its name originated where

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Philippines

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136
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What is the chemical symbol for tungsten?

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W

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137
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Atephobia is a fear of what

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Imperfection

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Which English Monarch used radio to start the tradition of The Christmas Broadcast

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George V (1932)

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139
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Horse Is To Equine As Pig Is To What?

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Porcine

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140
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Only dead people can be on US postage stamps except who

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Astronauts

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141
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What does the term ‘dj’ mean

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Disc jockey

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142
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Which classic British car company of the 1940s and 1950s now produces armoured vehicles for the British military

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Alvis

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143
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Which Popular Fictional & TV And Movie Characters Live At 118 West Wallaby Street

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Wallace & Gromit

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What is a figure with eight equal sides called?

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Octagon

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________ was the first feature length production which was created by Walt Disney feature Animation, Florida, which is located at Disney/MGM Studios at Walt Disney World.

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Mulan

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146
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In 1905, Albert Einstein wrote that E=mc2. What theory is commonly associated with this equation?

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The Theory Of Relativity

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147
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What Numbers Are Either Side Of 20 On A Dartboard

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5 And 1

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148
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What French city is famous for its champagne

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Reims

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149
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The official state musical instrument in South Dakota is the _____________

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Fiddle

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150
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What musical show discovered leslie uggams

A

Sing along with mitch

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151
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The clavicle is more commonly known as which bone?

A

Shoulder blade

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What was the first animal on the endangered species list

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Peregrine falcon

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Which song was a hit for Elvis Costello in 1979

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Oliver’s army

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154
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In the English legal system how many judges form a quorum in the Court of Appeal

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Three

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155
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Which Shakespeare Play Features The Line “All The Worlds A Stage And The Men And Woman” Merely Players

A

As You Like It

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Other than england, which european country took part in the 1996 cricket world cup

A

Netherlands

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What film found bruce willis at ‘flotsam paradise’

A

Fifth element

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158
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Who was nicknamed “Joltin Joe”

A

Joe dimaggio

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159
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Which country is indicated by the car identification letters WAL

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Sierra leone

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160
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Which city is served by Ringway Airport?

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Manchester

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161
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What country has the biggest population?

A

China

162
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Which UK Number One By Marvin Gaye Was Written By Norman Whitfield & Barret Strong

A

I Heard It Through The Grapevine

163
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Which song was released by Billy Joe Royal and written by Joe South

A

Down in

164
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What in Japan is a Mawashi

A

Sumo wrestlers belt

165
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Who was alexander the great’s wife

A

Roxana

166
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What gemstone was reputed to heal eye ailments

A

Emerald

167
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Which was the first animated full-length cartoon

A

Snow white

168
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Franz Halls The Laughing Cavalier - what’s the paintings real title

A

Portrait of a man

169
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What job does the Gaffer do in the film industry

A

Chief Electrician

170
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What product built hershey, pennsylvania

A

Chocolate

171
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Who Was Boxing’s First Ever Black World HeavyWeight Champion

A

Jack Johnson

172
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A cow can’t __________ until she’s given birth to a calf.

A

Give milk

173
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Who guested with Dire Straits on the Money For Nothing track?

A

Sting

174
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Barrel sizes - there are 216 gallons in a what

A

Tun

175
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The first what was called The Original

A

Purpose built lifeboat

176
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What is the basic unit of currency for Syria ?

A

Pound

177
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What ship was found drifting in 1872, but all the crew had disappeared

A

Marie celeste

178
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In the TV series The Six Million Dollar Man, what kind of man was Steve Austin

A

Bionic

179
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Which month was named after julius caesar

A

July

180
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In alphabet radio code, what word is used for ‘c’

A

Charlie

181
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Which Bill Haley song, which featured in the 1954 film The Blackboard Jungle, became the U.K.’s first Rock and Roll number one

A

Rock Around The Clock

182
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From what is the liqueur kirsch made?

A

Cherries

183
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Which state forms an enclave at the heart of the city of Rome

A

Vatican city

184
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Who was abdul kassem ismael in tenth century persia

A

Grand vizier of persia

185
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What was the worlds first televised murder

A

Ruby killing Oswald

186
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For what is the Italian town of Carrara world famous

A

Marble

187
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Which boxer’s nickname was “Smokin’ Joe”

A

Joe frazier

188
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Which Song Gave Hanson A Transatlantic No.1 In 1997

A

Mmmm Bop

189
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What Do The Initials DB Stand For In Conjunction With Aston Martin

A

David Brown (1 Time Owner)

190
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Medicinal root of a plant found in E.Asia and N.America

A

Ginseng

191
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How many times was Joe diMaggio named most valuable player

A

Three

192
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The commander of the Apollo 11 command module & the first woman shuttle commander share this same last name

A

Collins

193
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What are the two main ingredients of a Lyonnaise sauce

A

White wine & onions

194
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What color is a Remy Martin bottle

A

Green

195
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What Is Traditionally Supposed To Happen On Halloween

A

Witches Come Out

196
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What are truffles - highly prized as food

A

Fungi

197
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What Do The Initials IATA Stand For

A

International Air Transport Association

198
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What make and model of car does Nash Bridges drive?

A

A 1971 Plymouth Barracuda convertible.

199
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What releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to 60 mph

A

Cough

200
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What is the most common atom in the universe

A

Hydrogen

201
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Who Released The 70’s Album Entitled Live at Leeds

A

The Who

202
Q

What inside corn makes it pop

A

Water

203
Q

Destruction of the natural environment

A

Ecocide

204
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Who starred in ‘city lights’

A

Charlie chaplin

205
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In Arkansas it is illegal to serve what drink at a party

A

Petrol - Gasoline

206
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What branch of science studies the motion of air and the forces acting on objects in air?

A

Aerodynamics

207
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Who was the only survivor of custer’s last stand

A

His horse

208
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The fastest dog, the __________, can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. The breed was known to exist in ancient Egypt more than 5,000 years ago.

A

Greyhound

209
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Nossa Senhora da Aparecida is Patron Saint of which country

A

Brazil

210
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From which animal is ‘ambergris’

A

Sperm whale

211
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What is the basic unit of currency for Georgia (country)?

A

Lari

212
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What Milton Bradley game wants to make you a millionaire tycoon

A

Life

213
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Which element has the chemical symbol Cs; capital C lower-case s

A

Caesium

214
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What ailing founding father was carted to the Constitutional Convention in a sedan chair carried by four prisoners

A

Benjamin franklin

215
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In 1961 Anton Geesink was the first non Japanese to do what

A

Win a Judo title

216
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How many continents must a sport be played on before the IOC will consider making it an Olympic event for men

A

Four

217
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In What Year Was The Song “Hello Goodbye” At No.1

A

1967

218
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The 1996 Movie “The Cable Guy” Was Actually Directed By Which Other Actor / Comedian

A

Ben Stiller

219
Q

How long passed from the making of the first zipper & its marketing

A

Fifty five years 55 years

220
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What is a group of squirrels

A

Dray

221
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What colour is the danger flag in motor racing

A

Yellow

222
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The word “struthious” refers to something that resembles or is related to __________

A

Ostriches

223
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In which American State is Stanford University’

A

California

224
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Name the largest gland in the human body.

A

Liver

225
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In Greek mythology, who had a ship with a beam hewn from the ‘speaking oaks of dodona’

A

Atlanta

226
Q

What Type Of Bird Is A Teal

A

Duck

227
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Who directed the film “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”

A

Milos forman

228
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What is the name of the turkish dish of vine leaves filled with rice, chopped meat and onions?

A

Dolmas/ Dolmades

229
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Bib-label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda better known as what

A

Seven Up

230
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Who was Bonnie Parker’s partner

A

Clyde barrow

231
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What blonde was the subject of the four most expensive Andy Warhol works sold at auction

A

Marilyn monroe

232
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In which city is saint paul’s cathedral

A

London

233
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Your eyeballs are 3.5% what

A

Salt

234
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What is the top selling candy bar from vending machines

A

Snickers

235
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“Yellow River” is the common name for which Chinese river?

A

Hwang Ho

236
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In 1903 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published which book

A

The hound of the baskervilles

237
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Which Part Of His Body Did Bob Marley Havwe Surgically Removed In 1977

A

His Toe

238
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What was Richard Bach’s best selling book

A

Jonathan livingston seagull

239
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Average US male does it in 11.4 mins but female takes 13 what

A

Shower

240
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Who is the bad boy that leads Pinocchio astray

A

Lampwick

241
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Who plays the uncredited lead guitar on “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”?

A

Eric Clapton

242
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Number of new Supermen after his “death”

A

Four

243
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The following is a line from which 1970’s film ‘It’s as big as a house’ ?

A

Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind

244
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Who allowed the bugging of the democratic committee headquarters.

A

Richard

245
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Of waterloo Common name for the family comprising a peculiar group of spiny, fleshy plants native to America

A

Cactus

246
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Who led the attack on the Alamo

A

Santa anna

247
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Who wrote and preformed the soundtrack for Live and let die?

A

Paul McCartney and Wings

248
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What’s the international radio code word for the letter “E”

A

Echo

249
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In which modern day country is ancient Troy?

A

Turkey

250
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Which Mammal Has The Longest Gestation Period?

A

The African Elephant

251
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What does a mosquito vibrate to make its buzzing sound

A

Wings

252
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China Sun-Fin-Chin, Russia bayan, Norway trekspill what is it

A

Accordion

253
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What vitamin is also called ascorbic acid

A

Vitamin c

254
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Which St Louis Born Novelist & Poet Became A British Subject In 1927

A

T S Eliot

255
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Frass is the correct word for what

A

Insect faces - bug shit

256
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What is the cocktail called, that consists of four parts of tequila to two parts of lemon or limejuice?

A

Margarita

257
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Who was known as ‘The Killer’ in the 1950’s?

A

Jerry Lee Lewis

258
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This U.S. President suffered from polio during WWII.

A

Franklin D Roosevelt

259
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Which group sang the Song “Hotel California”?

A

Eagles

260
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1970 Saw Which Treaty Between USSR & Germany

A

The Moscow Treaty

261
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Gene Kelly Michael York Joss Ackland all played who

A

D’Artagan

262
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Which writer created Tabitha Twitchet, Babbity Bumble, Mr Tod

A

Beatrix Potter

263
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What is the name of the element whose symbol is Pm

A

Prometheum

264
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Where is the annual all-american soap box derby held

A

Akron, ohio

265
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Scooby Do is what breed of dog

A

Great Dane

266
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What is a group of colts

A

Team

267
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In which sport do they compete for the Iroquois Cup

A

Lacrosse

268
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These essential body cells do not contain nuclei.

A

Red blood cells

269
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What modern dance was supposed to cure a spiders bite

A

Tarantella

270
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Who married john lange

A

Shania twain

271
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Back in the Habit’ is the sub-title to which film sequel

A

Sister act

272
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In 1978 Who Had Their First Hit With “I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper”

A

Sarah Brightman

273
Q

In Greek mythology, who turned Arachne into a spider?

A

Athena

274
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What were the first names of the comedy duo Laurel and Hardy

A

Stan and oliver

275
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The fastest animal on four legs is the __________

A

Cheetah

276
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In New Jersey what can’t be sold on a Sunday

A

Cabbage

277
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Who invented the electric cooking range

A

Thomas ahearn

278
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What is the capital of Uzbekistan

A

Tashkent

279
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Annoying, litigious (and possibly duplicitous) owner of Boston Beer Company

A

Jim koch

280
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Which is the second largest city in Norway

A

Bergen

281
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In the US civil war what were graybacks

A

Body lice

282
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Who controls more than 80% of the world’s rough diamond supply

A

De beers

283
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What small region at end of medulla oblongata serves as ‘bridge’ to brain

A

Pons

284
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Ancient mariner who flew too near the sun waering wings attached with wax

A

Icarus

285
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By which name is Eric Claudin better known

A

Phantom of the opera

286
Q

Grevys and Burchells are types of what animal

A

Zebra

287
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Poet Robert Frost & the white mountains, both call this state home

A

New hampshire

288
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What was the famous line uttered by an old woman in Wendy’s ads?

A

Where’s The Beef?

289
Q

What is the fastest bird

A

Spine tailed swift

290
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What did Dr Samuel Mudd do that your inspired “name is mud”

A

Treated J W Booth Life imprison

291
Q

According to the bible, who are Gaspar, Balthazar and Melchior

A

Three Wise Men

292
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What did John F Kennedy claim was his biggest mistake as president

A

Bay of pigs invasion

293
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Name the original eight reindeer from the ‘Twas the night Before Christmas’ poem.

A

Comet, Cupid, Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Donner, Blitzen (or Dunder and Blixem)

294
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Where is le figaro published

A

Paris

295
Q

Who discovered the four largest moons of Jupiter?

A

Galileo

296
Q

In Oxford university what can you not take into the library by rule

A

Sheep

297
Q

In roulette, what number is green?

A

Zero

298
Q

As what is haemophilia also known?

A

Royal disease

299
Q

What is the real name of singer Meatloaf?

A

Marvin Lee Aday

300
Q

What is the square root of 81

A

Nine

301
Q

Who does the voice for yoda in the star wars films

A

Frank oz

302
Q

How Are Tom Rowlands & Ed Simmons Better Known?

A

The Chemical Brothers

303
Q

Who was the King of Swing

A

Benny Goodman

304
Q

At which American University were four students shot dead in 1970 whilst protesting against the Vietnam War

A

Kent state, ohio

305
Q

What US state has no motto

A

Alaska

306
Q

What dance is usually performed to Orpheus in the Underworld

A

Can Can

307
Q

There are 1,600 known species of __________ in the world.

A

Starfishes

308
Q

Which Fictional Character Played On Screen Has A Relative Named Aunt Lucy

A

Paddington Bear

309
Q

Cocktails: Vodka and lime juice make a

A

Gimlet

310
Q

What was the name of the actress who played “Melonie” on the show “Webster and Melonie”?

A

Heather O’ Rourke

311
Q

Eras are divided into units called ________

A

Periods

312
Q

Who followed Henry VIII to the throne

A

Edward vi

313
Q

What is the title of the sequel to the book Gentlemen Prefer Blondes by Anita Loos

A

Gentlemen marry brunettes

314
Q

What colour is extra-virgin olive oil

A

Green

315
Q

Lincoln, East End, Manchester & London Are All Types Of What

A

Dartboards

316
Q

What Family Live At 1313 Cemetary Lane

A

The Adams Family

317
Q

A heavenly body moving under the attraction of the Sun and consisting of a nucleus and a tail is a(n) _______.

A

Comet

318
Q

In which country are the most flowers bought per capita

A

Netherlands

319
Q

Texas prisons have banned death row prisoners last what

A

Cigarette - bad for their health

320
Q

What berries give gin its flavour

A

Juniper berries

321
Q

Michael Cain starred as Carter in the film Get Carter. Who plays Carter in this year’s remake

A

Sylvester stallone

322
Q

What film is about the migration of poor workers from the dust bowl to the california fruit valleys

A

Grapes of wrath

323
Q

A woman has Hisdoy syndrome what has she got

A

A Moustache

324
Q

Vincent Van Gogh sold exactly one painting while he was alive, what was it

A

Red vineyard at arles

325
Q

What does ‘alma mater’ mean in English?

A

Bountiful mother

326
Q

In 1933, mickey mouse, an animated cartoon character, received 800,000 of these

A

Fan letters

327
Q

What does peritonitis affect

A

Abdomen

328
Q

Which Is The 3rd Most Widely Spoken Laanguage

A

Russian

329
Q

What is a geoduck

A

Clam

330
Q

From 1979 until 2000 the most distant planet from the earth was ________.

A

Neptune

331
Q

Englishman John Woodhouse created which fortified Italian wine

A

Marsala

332
Q

Baby beavers are called kits or __________

A

Kittens

333
Q

Which French mathematician, “the father of Modem Mathematics”, invented analytical or co-ordinate geometry

A

Rene descartes

334
Q

What does the initials NMT on a prescription mean

A

Not More Than – usually narcotics

335
Q

CaCo3 is the chemical formula of what common item

A

Calcium Carbonate – Chalk

336
Q

What did Einstein get the nobel prize for?

A

The Photelectric effect

337
Q

The words ‘dungarees’ and ‘jungle’ originate from which language

A

Hindi

338
Q

What Is The Name Of The (War Dance) The All Blacks Perform Before A Match

A

The Haka

339
Q

What Road Safety Device Was Invented By Percy Shaw In 1943

A

The Cats Eye

340
Q

What is a group of this animal called: Badger

A

Cete

341
Q

What does the “lithosphere” refer to

A

The earth’s crust

342
Q

Where Exactly Is The 89,000 Feet High Olympus Mons Volcano?

A

Mars

343
Q

For Which London Club Did David Seaman Begin His Professional Football Career

A

Queens Park Rangers

344
Q

What is the name of jaleel white’s character in the tv series ‘family ties’

A

Steve erkel

345
Q

Which sport is Toxophily?

A

Archery

346
Q

“It’s a Shame About Ray” was released in 1992 and rereleased later with a cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s Mrs Robinson. which band was it

A

Lemonheads

347
Q

The symbol on the “pound” key () is called a(n) _________

A

Octothorpe

348
Q

Who, with 90 years, is the longest ruling monarch in history

A

Pepi ii of egypt

349
Q

What does the girls name Deborah mean

A

Bee - from Hebrew

350
Q

Who took eight days to do the first solo round the world flight in 1933

A

Wylie post

351
Q

Which Troggs hit from 1967 was a worldwide smash in 1994 for another bandf?

A

Love Is All Around (Wet Wet Wet)

352
Q

What is the capital of Burkina Faso?

A

Ouagadougou

353
Q

In which country was it once against the law to slam your car door?

A

Switzerland

354
Q

Who is the longest serving Head of State who is not a member of a Royal Family

A

Fidel castro

355
Q

Who is the Patron Saint of Young Boys

A

St Pancreas

356
Q

What Do The Initials DMC Stand For With Regard To The Hip Hop Band Run DMC

A

Dynamic Microphone Control

357
Q

What is the basic unit of currency for Ecuador ?

A

Sucre

358
Q

How many steps are there to the top of the eiffel tower

A

1007

359
Q

On which object would you find a crown, a waist, a sound-bow and a clapper

A

Bell

360
Q

What Name Was Given To The Practise Of Killing Every Tenth Man In A Mutinous Roman Cohort?

A

Decimate

361
Q

What is unusual about the number 8549176320

A

Digits alpha order

362
Q

When did William Lyon Mackenzie King retire

A

1948

363
Q

Cliff Richards She’s so Beautiful who played every instrument

A

Stevie Wonder

364
Q

What is the most common name in the Bible

A

Zachariah

365
Q

Inspector Bucket appears in which Dickens novel

A

Bleak House

366
Q

Which English Football Team Used To Be Known As “ Newton Heath “?

A

Manchester United

367
Q

What food stuffs name come from the Italian for Pick me Up

A

Tiramisu

368
Q

What is the most popular jukebox song of all time

A

Crazy - Patsy Cline

369
Q

Give either of the two men who completed the first circumnavigation of the globe in a balloon

A

Bertrand piccard brian jones

370
Q

Whats the capital of Bermuda

A

Hamilton

371
Q

What was mildred ella didrikson’s nickname

A

Babe

372
Q

Dishabiliophobia is a fear of ______

A

Undressing in front of someone

373
Q

In Greek mythology, who was aphrodite’s mother

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Dione

374
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What name did George Eastman invent in 1888 because it was easy to memorize, pronounce & spell

A

Kodak

375
Q

What is the Capital of: Gambia ,The

A

Banjul

376
Q

What do the letters ERA mean in baseball?

A

Earned Run Average

377
Q

Bridge River Kwai - Bridges Toki Rio - what actor links films

A

William Holden

378
Q

Who plays joey potter on ‘dawson’s creek’

A

Katie holmes

379
Q

In which mountains would you find Mount Logan, the highest mountain in Canada?

A

St Elias Mountains

380
Q

In 1924, pope urban viii threatened to excommunicate people who used what

A

Snuff

381
Q

Secret Research Into What Was Nicknamed The Manhattan Project

A

The Atom Bomb

382
Q

The Tradition Of Dressing Up On Halloween Started Because

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It Was Believed If You Looked Like A Ghost Then You Would Be Tormented By A Real One

383
Q

Which SF author invented the idea of the com Satellite

A

Arthur C Clark

384
Q

Which actress played the younger Diana Dors in the 1999 TV film The Blonde Bombshell?

A

Keeley Hawes

385
Q

Who advised us to ‘break on through to the other side’

A

Doors

386
Q

What’s the capital of Nicaragua

A

Managua

387
Q

Henry Harley Arnold was the first US pilot to do what

A

Carry Mail

388
Q

What is the common name for “tinea pedis”

A

Athletes foot

389
Q

What is the most popular name for a dog in the U.S.

A

Rover

390
Q

Which buff coloured cotton comes from China

A

Nankeen

391
Q

Patusnaya and mallasol types of what

A

Caviar

392
Q

Where is the Longchamps race track

A

Paris

393
Q

In which film was Charlie Chaplin first heard to speak

A

The great dictator

394
Q

What is a marcupium

A

A marsupials pouch

395
Q

What is the only borough of New York City that is not on an island?

A

Bronx

396
Q

What 1998 film broke the opening weekend box-office record

A

The waterboy

397
Q

What does Dorothy have to steal from the wicked witch in oz

A

Her Broomstick

398
Q

Elvis Costello’s “Watching The Detectives” Was The First Hit For Which Label

A

Stiff

399
Q

Name the brand of the first sour mash whiskey made in 1835

A

Old Crow

400
Q

What is the’Literary’ connection between the wife of a Beatle and a character played by Michael Elphick on TV

A

Mills and Boon (Heather Mills-McCartney and Ken Boon)