FPSC General Knowledge 10000 Question/answers Page 18
No
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Questions
Quiz 28
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Answers
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51
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What shape is Fusilli pasta
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Corkscrews
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52
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What famous person was born in Ahmaddnagar India
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Spike Milligan
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53
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Who is the Patron Saint of Spain
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St James
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54
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If you landed at Shannon airport where are you
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Limerick
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55
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What book starts with the words - Call me Ishmael
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Moby Dick
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56
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In Massachusetts its illegal to have what in the
bathroom
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A lightswitch
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57
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The FIS governs what sport
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International Ski
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Federation
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58
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Queen Alexandria's is the worlds largest what
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Butterfly 1 foot wing
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59
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France Chevalier Germany Ritter Spain Caballero
what English
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Knight
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60
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Who would use a chimere and a rochet
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Bishop - parts of dress
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61
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VH international airline registration letters
what country
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Australia
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62
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In USA 20s Mary 50s Linda 70s Michelle what most
pop 90s name
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Ashley
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63
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What does a CAT scan stand for
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Computerised Axial
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Topography
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64
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What does the girls name Irene mean
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Peace - Greek
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65
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What's is the correct name for a female Badger
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Sow
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66
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Collective nouns - A train of what
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Camels
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67
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What does a blue flag white cross mean in motor
racing
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Give way or be
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disqualified
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68
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In the Flintstones what was Betty Rubbles maiden
name
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Betty Jean McBricker
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69
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Samuel Hahnermann developed what type of therapy
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Homeopathy
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70
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What film won the best picture Oscar in 1967
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In the heat of the night
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71
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What are the Aki - Dai-shimizy - Seikan in Japan
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Tunnels
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72
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Something Happened 74 Picture This 88 Closing
Time 94 author
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Joseph Heller
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73
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James Leblanche Stewart became famous under what
name
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Stewart Granger
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74
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Who painted - A Girl Asleep - The Letter - The
Kitchen Maid
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Jan Vermeer
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75
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In what game do countries play for the Venice cup
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Contract Bridge
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76
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BA British Airways AA American Airways what is AI
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Air India
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77
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In Roman mythology Faunus was the god of what
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Prophecy
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78
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Rosetta Jacobs became famous under what name
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Piper Laurie
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79
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What does the girls name Linda mean
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Serpent – meaning
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wisdom
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80
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Myosotis is the Latin name for what blue flower
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Forget me Not
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81
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The WWSU governs what sport
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World Water Skiing
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Union
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82
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Susan Abigail Tomalin became famous as who
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Susan Saradon
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83
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International dialling codes - What country has
33 as its code
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France
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84
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What links Augsburger - La Stampa - El Pais and
Duma
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Newspapers Germany
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|
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Italy Spain Bulgaria
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85
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What countries national anthem is The Patriotic
Song
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Russia
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86
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Who rode a horse called Magnolia
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George Washington
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87
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What pop singer was born in Lucknow India
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Cliff Richard
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88
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In Bonanza what was Hoss Cartwright's characters
first name
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Eric
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89
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Who said "The child is the father of the
man"
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Wordsworth
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90
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A Jocko is what type of animal
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Chimpanzee or ape
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91
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Cockroaches will eat anything except what
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Cucumbers
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92
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Book It was a bright cold day in April and clocks
were striking 13
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1984 George Orwell
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93
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If you landed at Mirabel airport where are you
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Montreal
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94
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What sport would you see at Arthur Park
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Grand Prix Racing
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95
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Who is the Patron Saint of hunters
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St Hubert
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96
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Who sang Come on Eileen
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Dexies Midnight
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Runners
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97
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William the boys name means what
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Resolute Protector
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98
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What shape is Millerighi pasta
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Tubes
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99
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Barrel size - what wine barrel size contains 10
gallons
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Anker
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100
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Collective nouns - Team Plump Flush Safe Smeath
of what
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Ducks
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No
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Questions
Quiz 29
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Answers
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1
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What does the girls name Amy mean
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Fit to be loved – from
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French
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2
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Rabbit 32 - Cat 62 - Ferret 42 - Squirrel 44 -
Hedgehog 40 what
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Gestation days
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3
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The Tilia is the Latin name for what type of tree
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Lime
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4
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What grape variety is used to make champagne
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Chardonnay
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5
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What is the traditional gift for a sixth wedding
anniversary
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Sugar
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6
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In heraldry what shape is a pile
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Inverted Pyramid
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7
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International Aircraft Registration what country
is SU
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Egypt
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8
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What word is spelled out in Morse by - .. - dash
dot dot dash
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TIT
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9
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What author was born in Petrovichi USSR in 1920
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Isaac Asimov
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10
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In 1964 Jett Bock composed the music for what hit
show
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Fiddler on the Roof
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11
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USA courts spend half their time with cases
involving what
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Cars
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12
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In Greek what does the word climax mean
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Ladder
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13
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In Australia what is the no 1 topping for pizzas
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Eggs
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14
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What is the derivation of the word vanilla
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From Latin Vagina
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|
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resembled pod
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15
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Smell of lavender liquorice chocolate doughnuts
increase what
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Blood flow to penis
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16
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Bamboo harvester was the real name of what TV
character
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Mr Ed
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17
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What animal has a prehensile penis
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Dolphin
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18
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According to a survey what is Americans favourite
smell
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Bananas
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19
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Dismus and Gestas were who
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Robbers next to Jesus
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20
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Collective nouns - a streak of what
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Tigers
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21
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Women do it 4 times to a mans once - what
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Shoplift
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22
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74% of American women say what is biggest dating
turn off
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Swearing – Foul
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Language
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23
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In Disney's Fantasia what is the Sorcerers name
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Yensid – Disney
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reversed
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24
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What is the major export of Liechtenstein
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False Teeth
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25
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What does the girls name Deborah mean
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Bee - from Hebrew
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26
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What bird has the longest fledging period 360
days
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King Penguin
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27
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If you were eating a Malus Pumila what would it
be
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Apple
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28
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In Hazledon Pen a lecturer can't legally do what
while working
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Sip Carbonated
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Drinks
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29
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Daysypgal people suffer from what
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Hairy Arse
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30
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What creatures sex act lasts exactly two seconds
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Mosquito
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31
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99% of India's Truck Drivers can't do what
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Read Road Signs
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32
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What was the subject of the first book printed in
England
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Chess
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33
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Who once had a job as a coffin polisher
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Sean Connery
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34
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What has 12000 eyes
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A Butterfly
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35
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What does Scotland export to Saudi Arabia
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Sand
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36
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What's the most unusual official sporting event
in China
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Granade Throwing
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37
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What is opened somewhere every 4 seconds
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Can of Spam
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38
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A spat is a baby what
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Oyster
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39
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Only 55% of men do what
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Wash hands after
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toilet visit
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40
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What country is the worlds largest exporter of
Frogs Legs
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Japan
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41
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In Idaho you cant give a citizen something more
than 50lb - what
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Gift of candy
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42
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On average what contains 5 - 7 calories
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Single ejaculation
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43
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Brasco is Australian slang for what
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Toilet
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44
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Queen Victoria said it the saddest place in all
Christendom where
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Mearsyside
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45
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What is India's National Flower
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Lotus
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46
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What is The Daily Planet in Australia
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Biggest Brothel –
|
|
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Listed company
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47
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What is Kimogayo in Japan
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National Anthem
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48
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Penis comes from the Latin meaning what
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Tail
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49
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45 is the International Telephone dialling code
for what country
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Denmark
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50
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What does the girls name Donna mean
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Lady - From Latin
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No
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Questions
Quiz 29
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Answers
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51
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There are over 130000 species of what on earth
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Butterflies
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52
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Quercus is the Latin name of what Tree
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Oak
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53
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What is the most common plastic surgery performed
USA men
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Breast Reduction
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54
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What river did the Pied Piper drown the rats in
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Weser
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55
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What did the first issue of Playboy in 1953 not
have
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Date - unsure if it
|
|
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would continue
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56
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Every citizen of Kentucky must do what by law
annually
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Take a bath
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57
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Why do lawyers traditionally wear black
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Mourning Queen
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Mary Scotland
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58
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What gives piggy banks their name
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Pygg - type of clay
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|
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their made from
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59
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What was the name of the Monkeys only film made
in 1969
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Head
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60
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What snake builds a nest
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King Cobra
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61
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what musical play - find a character called
Magnolia Hawks
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Showboat
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62
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The fable The Hare and the Tortoise - what animal
judges race
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The Fox
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63
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What happened July 15 1815 on HMS Bellerophon
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Napoleon surrendered
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64
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Who was Humphry Bogart's first wife
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Helen Mencken
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65
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Herb Caen is credited with inventing what word
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Beatnik
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66
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Collective nouns - a knot of what
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Toads
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67
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In England it is illegal to drive a car without
doing what
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Sitting on front seat
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68
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RCA released the first LP in 1959 without artists
name - who
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Elvis Presley
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69
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What was James Bonds fathers name
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Andrew
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70
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ET drank which brand of beer
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Coors
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71
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Vladivostok stands on what body of water
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Sea of Japan
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72
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Who wrote the poem Kubla Khan
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Samuel Taylor
|
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Coleridge
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73
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What is Little Red Riding Hoods name
|
Blanchette
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74
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If you were eating a Prunis Domesticia what would
it be
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Plum
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75
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What does the girls name Zoe mean
|
Life
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76
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What is the traditional gift for a 13th wedding
anniversary
|
Lace
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77
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Who live in Frostbite falls Minnesota
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Rocky and Bullwinkle
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78
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The French call it L' Herbe Royal what do we call
it
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Basil
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79
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Who was the star of The Sixth Sense
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Bruce Willis
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80
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In North Dakota if you are in a covered wagon you
can do what
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Shoot mounted
|
|
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Indians
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81
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Ismene and Antigone are whose daughters
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Oedipus
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82
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Ben Veeren played what character in Arthur
Hailey's roots
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Chicken George
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83
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Where would you have found Binky Inky Pinky and
Clyde
|
Pac Man Ghosts
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84
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What type of food is Otak Otak in Malaysia
|
Grilled Fish Pate
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85
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What was the first film Paul Newman directed
|
Rachel Rachel
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86
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Bentlet Drummle appears in which Dickens novel
|
Great Expectations
|
87
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Who is The Incredible Hulks girlfriend
|
Betty Ross
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88
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At Woodstock 1969 5550 what happened
|
Births
|
89
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Who appeared for the first time in Beetons
Christmas Annual
|
Sherlock Holmes
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90
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Who wrote the novel Heidi
|
Johannes Spyri
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91
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Gulyas soup is a delicacy in what country
|
Hungary
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92
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What is the correct name for a Hawaiian Goose
|
Nene
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93
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In 1845 Boston it was illegal to do what without
a doctors note
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Bathe
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94
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In James Bonds books what was Dr No's first name
|
Julius
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95
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Collective nouns - A bale of what
|
Turtles
|
96
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Who wrote the play Waiting for Godot in 1954
|
Samuel Beckett
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97
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90 is the International Telephone dialling code
what country
|
Turkey
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98
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In heraldry an animal reguardant is doing what
|
Looking backwards
|
99
|
What is the more common name for the Buddleia
|
Butterfly Bush
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100
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What does the boys name Paul mean
|
Small - from Latin
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No
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Questions
Quiz 30
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Answers
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1
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Lycopersicum esculentum is what common food
|
Tomato
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2
|
International Airline Registrations N is what
country
|
America
|
3
|
20s Robert 50s Robert 70s Michael what US top
boys name 90s
|
Michael
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4
|
What is Top Kanal in Poland
|
Commercial TV
|
|
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station
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5
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Rice-Kellogg invented what in 1924
|
Loudspeakers
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6
|
Breakfast at Tiffanies - famous film - who wrote
the book
|
Truman Capote
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7
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Cecil B De Mille the film director had what
middle name
|
Blount
|
8
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If music was played leggiero how should it be
done
|
Lightly
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9
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Who sculpted Rima, Genisis and Ecco Homo
|
Jacob Epstein
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10
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The Fool in French and the Runner in German what
in English
|
Chess Bishop - Fou –
|
|
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Laufer
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11
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In what game/sport is the McRobinson shield
played for
|
Croquet
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12
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53 is the international dialling code for what country
|
Cuba
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13
|
Nut - Neuth - Nuit alterative names Egyptian
goddess of what
|
Sky
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14
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In heraldry animals addorsed are in what position
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Back to Back
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15
|
The locals call it Al-Magrib what do we call this
country
|
Morocco
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16
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Traditionally what should be given on an 11th
anniversary
|
Steel
|
17
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Barbara, Carignan, Cinsaut, and Nebbilo are
verities of what
|
Italian wine grapes
|
18
|
If you landed at Balice airport where would you
be
|
Cracow Poland
|
19
|
Galt MacDermot wrote what 1967 musical stage show
|
Hair
|
20
|
What planet in our system is not named after a
god
|
Earth
|
21
|
By US Congress law 1832 citizens should do what
annually
|
Fasting and prayer
|
22
|
What book was banned in Ireland in 1932
|
Brave New World –
|
|
|
Aldus Huxley
|
23
|
In Breton Alabama there is a law against riding
what down street
|
Motorboat
|
24
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Who would use a claque
|
Actor - Paid audience
|
|
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clappers
|
25
|
18% of USA coins 7% of notes have what on them
|
Dangerous Bacteria
|
26
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Oryza sativa is what staple food item
|
Rice
|
27
|
Catherine the Great kept who in an iron cage in
her bedroom
|
Wigmaker
|
28
|
The Selenas Valley was the rejected title what
Steinbeck book
|
East of Eden
|
29
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Azote was the original name of what element
|
Nitrogen
|
30
|
What animals cannot swim
|
Gorillas
|
31
|
In Riverside Cal its illegal to kiss unless both
wipe lips with what
|
Rose Water
|
32
|
What USA city is also a slang name for a
pineapple
|
Chicago
|
33
|
What was banned in US movie theatres in the 1920s
|
Popcorn - too noisy
|
34
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If you were performing a fillip what are you
doing
|
Snapping Fingers
|
35
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What unusual flavour did the Jell-O company try
in 1942
|
Cola
|
36
|
The interior of what is called the paste
|
Cheese round
|
37
|
What was Robin Williams paid for Disney's Aladdin
in 1982
|
Scale $485 day +
|
|
|
Picasso Painting
|
38
|
More than 40% of USA women were once what
|
Girl Scouts
|
39
|
What uses 28 calories if done for one minute
|
Kiss
|
40
|
In 1820 what was taxed in Missouri
|
Bachelors
|
41
|
What is the official drink of the state of Ohio
|
Tomato Juice
|
42
|
The Russian composer Alexander Borodin had what
other job
|
Chemistry Professor
|
|
|
St Petersburg
|
43
|
18% of animal owners do what with their pets
|
Share beds
|
44
|
The UIT govern what sport
|
International shooting
|
|
|
union
|
45
|
90% of Americans consider themselves what
|
Shy
|
46
|
In Minnesota it is illegal to tease what animal
|
Skunk
|
47
|
She is the Chinese name of what year (animal)
|
Serpent
|
48
|
Who wrote The Deceiver 1991 and The Fist of God
1993
|
Frederick Forsyth
|
49
|
What does the name Stephen mean - from the Greek
|
Crown
|
50
|
International Airline Registrations SX is what
country
|
Greece
|
No
|
Questions
Quiz 30
|
Answers
|
51
|
Sport variable ground size 120x150yd min 170x200
max
|
Aussie rules football
|
52
|
50% of Dutch men have never done what
|
Flown in a plane 28%
|
|
|
fear it
|
53
|
If you Absterse something what do you do
|
Clean it
|
54
|
Musa acuminata is what favourite food item
|
Banana
|
55
|
In a year the average person walks four miles
doing what
|
Making their bed
|
56
|
What was the first film to use stereophonic sound
|
Disney's Fantasia
|
57
|
The letter B comes from Egyptian hieroglyphics
meaning what
|
House
|
58
|
in 1995 13 books every minute sold in US were on
what subject
|
Star Trek
|
59
|
There are more telephones than people in what
city
|
Washington USA
|
60
|
In the middle ages you could be fined four pence
murdering who
|
Travelling Musician
|
61
|
What food Scots once refuse to eat cos it was not
in the Bible
|
Potato
|
62
|
33% of what are fake in the USA
|
Blondes
|
63
|
What holiday islands have no rivers or lakes -
rain water only
|
Bermuda
|
64
|
If you suffered from Chirospasm what have you got
|
Writers Cramp
|
65
|
What links Bob Hope John Huston Ryon O'Neil Bo
Diddley
|
Boxers early in life
|
66
|
Little Jumping Flea literal trans of what
Hawaiian instrument
|
Ukulele
|
67
|
In Alaska it is illegal to look at a moose from
where
|
Window of any
|
|
|
aircraft
|
68
|
More that I/3 adults do what average 3 time each
morning
|
Hit Snooze button on
|
|
|
alarm clock
|
69
|
A furfy is Australian slang for what
|
False story or rumour
|
70
|
Who said China is a big country inhabited by many
Chinese
|
Charles de Gaulle
|
71
|
In a recent survey women disliked what part of
male body most
|
Feet
|
72
|
The US had 5% world population and 70% of worlds
what
|
Lawyers
|
73
|
In 1902 What did Mary Anderson invent
|
Windscreen Wipers
|
74
|
If you landed at Arlanda airport where would you
be
|
Stockholm Sweden
|
75
|
The FEI govern what sport
|
Equestrian
|
76
|
Traditionally what should be given on a 20th
anniversary
|
China
|
77
|
In Somalia its illegal to carry old chewing gum
where
|
Stuck on your nose
|
78
|
What food did the Romans call Pointed Stick
|
Broccoli - from
|
|
|
Brocca
|
79
|
Name the pet alligator in Miami Vice
|
Elvis
|
80
|
In California 22 " is the minimum legal
length of saleable what
|
Halibut
|
81
|
On any given day half of Americans are on what
|
A special Diet
|
82
|
Gondolas in Venice are traditionally what colour
|
Black
|
83
|
Benjamin who was the first Lord Mayor of Dublin
|
Guinness
|
84
|
What country declared itself first atheist state
in 1967
|
Albania – banned
|
|
|
religion
|
85
|
Where was Bacardi originally made
|
Cuba
|
86
|
What is six inches in height and no bigger by the
rules
|
Table Tennis Net
|
87
|
Until 1862 there was a tax in England for those
who used what
|
Soap
|
88
|
a Paralian always lives near what
|
The Sea
|
89
|
The US uses up 7000 tons of what annually
|
Currency - it is
|
|
|
shredded
|
90
|
Allium cepa - one of the lilicaea - world most
used food item
|
Onion
|
91
|
International Airline Registrations OO is what
country
|
Belgium
|
92
|
What vegetable was considered a cure for sex
problems in old Egypt
|
Radish
|
93
|
In Milan citizens can be fined $100 if they don’t
always do what
|
Smile - Not Hospital
|
|
|
and Funerals
|
94
|
What does the name Barbara mean - from Greek
|
Strange or Foreign
|
95
|
The locals call it Misi what do we call this
country
|
Egypt
|
96
|
Sport is played on a variable ground 50x100yd min
100x130 max
|
Association Football
|
|
|
(soccer)
|
97
|
Cavalier in French Springer in German what in
English
|
Chess Knight
|
98
|
Woodwind Instrument size between Clarinet and
Bassoon
|
Cor-anglais
|
99
|
Who wrote Of Human Bondage and The Moon and
Sixpence
|
Somerset Maugham
|
100
|
What is the Roman numerals for 3000
|
MMM
|
No
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Questions
Quiz 31
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Answers
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1
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The lack of calcium in the diet causes what
condition
|
Rickets
|
2
|
Where would you find Lunate Triquetral and Hamate
|
Bones in Wrist
|
3
|
What are Jean Bernard, Pierre St-Martin and
Berger in France
|
Worlds deep caves
|
4
|
Dallol Ethiopia has what claim to fame
|
Worlds hottest
|
|
|
average place 94
|
5
|
Where are Bay of Heats and Bay of Dew Sinus
Aestuum - Roris
|
Near side of Moon
|
6
|
The star constellation Lepus has what English
name
|
The Hare
|
7
|
Lauris Nobilis is the Latin name of what common
herb
|
Bay
|
8
|
If you suffered from varicella what have you got
|
Chickenpox
|
9
|
Chi is the Chinese year of what
|
Cock
|
10
|
A Comte France Landgraf Germany Conde Italy what
England
|
Earl
|
11
|
In heraldry what is a vertical line dividing a
shield called
|
Pale
|
12
|
The Templeton prize is awarded annually for
progress in what
|
Religion
|
13
|
International car registration letters what
country is ZA
|
South Africa
|
14
|
In England what is the most popular girls name of
the 90s
|
Rebecca
|
15
|
Rosencrantz and Guilderstern are dead - name
playwright
|
Tom Stoppard
|
16
|
Lucy Johnson became famous under what name
|
Ava Gardner
|
17
|
What is a Tam Tam
|
Orchestral Gong
|
18
|
FITA are the governing body of what sport
|
Archery
|
19
|
Denzil Washington's first film as director was
what
|
Finding Fish
|
20
|
What is Canada's oldest city founded in 1608
|
Quebec
|
21
|
In the Jewish religion what's banned during The
three weeks
|
Marriage or Haircut
|
22
|
Who wrote the hymn Hear my Prayer
|
Mendlesson
|
23
|
38 million Americans one in five don’t like what
|
Sex
|
24
|
Alan Ginsberg is credited with inventing what 60s
phrase
|
Flower Power
|
25
|
Where would you find a pintle
|
Hinge - it’s the pin
|
|
|
holding it
|
26
|
Who created Woody Woodpecker
|
Walter Lantz
|
27
|
Winston Churchill had a dog - what type
|
Miniature Poodle
|
28
|
Who was born in Chicago 5th December 1901 died
1966
|
Walt Disney
|
29
|
What is the name of Paul McCartney's official fan
club
|
Club Sandwich
|
30
|
By US government figures people have tried 28000
ways of what
|
Losing Weight
|
31
|
If you suffer from Tinea Pedis what have you got
|
Athletes foot
|
32
|
What colour is Llamas milk
|
Yellow
|
33
|
In Alberta its illegal to play craps if you are
using what
|
Dice
|
34
|
Narcotics comes from the Greek - what it
literally mean
|
Electric eels - put on
|
|
|
foreheads
|
35
|
What did Pope John XX1 use as effective eyewash
|
Babies Urine
|
36
|
Rhodopsis original Egyptian Cinderella had what
job
|
Prostitute - bird stole
|
|
|
her shoe
|
37
|
Whose attendance compulsory at priests banquets
in Egypt
|
Mummies – dead
|
|
|
reminded short life
|
38
|
Siddhartha Gautama became better known as who
|
Buddha
|
39
|
In ancient Greece young brides had to sacrifice
what
|
Their Dolls – show
|
|
|
they were grown up
|
40
|
Caer-Lud was the former name of what capitol city
|
London
|
41
|
4% of women never do what according to survey
|
Wear Underwear
|
42
|
In superstition if you marry on Saturday you will
have what
|
No luck at all
|
43
|
What was the first million dollar seller
paperback
|
I the Jury – Mickey
|
|
|
Spillane
|
44
|
Who founded Methodism in 1738
|
John Wesley
|
45
|
What was the ancient Egyptian cure for
haemorrhoids
|
Beer - lots of beer
|
46
|
Middle ages Monks denied meat on fast days ate
what
|
Rabbit Foetuses –
|
|
|
Said were eggs
|
47
|
Where was Ice Cream invented
|
China
|
48
|
Brittany Spears - what is her favourite drink
|
Sprite
|
49
|
What job does Charlie Browns father do
|
Barber
|
50
|
International direct dialling codes what country
has 353
|
Republic of Ireland
|
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