FPSC General Knowledge 10000 Question/answers Page 28
No
Questions Quiz 70
51
What was the name of the dog in Peter Pan
52
UK football Derby County home the Baseball Ground nickname
53
Every 12 seconds in USA someone does what in a Holiday Inn
54
Who rode a horse called Lamri
55
Which stringed instrument is blown to produce sound
56
Bear, Bird, Goat, Eagle, Swan and Rabbit what links in Ireland
57
Hera in Greece Juno in Rome Goddesses of what
58
In Japan what is an obi
59
Honi soit qui mal y pence is the motto of what organisation
60
What is unusual about The lake of Monteith in Scotland
61
Which tree is sacred to Apollo (Daphne changed into one)
62
Who wrote The Dong with the Luminous Nose and The Jumblies
63
What are Blur Crow, Brimstone, Owl and Ringlet types of
64
The liquor Curacao is flavoured with what
65
In French legend who is the lover of Abelard
66
If a male ass is a Jackass what is a female called
67
What are Luster, Moreen, Mungo and Nankeen types of
68
In George Orwell's Animal Farm what type of animal was Muriel
69
In London what links Lambeth, St James and Westminster
70
What does an icthyophage do
71
Oswestry founded in 1407 is Britain's oldest what
72
In mythology who married the beautiful maid Galatea
73
In Bradshaws you would find information about what
74
The Romans called it Mamcunium what is this English city
75
Shakespeare wrote Cruel only to be kind in what play
76
Traditional 7 Seas N S Atlantic N S Pacific Arctic Antarctic ?
77
Launfal, Pelleas and Tristram were part of what group
78
Who wrote the humorous books on One Upmanship
79
Greek Roman Apollo Babylonian Marduk Indian Vishnu gods ?
80
Which English King rode a horse called White Surrey
81
Billycock, Wideawake, Gibus and Mitre all types of what
82
Quilp (A Dwarf) is a character in which Dickens novel
83
What word can be added to Fae, Fen, Bil, Goose to make fruit
84
Caracul, Dorset, Urial, Mufflon and Jacobs are types of what
85
What are Strength, Chariot and Hermit
86
Belly, Block, Blout, Nut, Rib and waist are all parts of what
87
Mauna Loa, Paricutin, Surtsey and Susya are all what
88
Which countries leader was an extra in Hollywood
89
BOZ was the penname if which writer
90
What bird is sometimes called the Yaffle
91
What organisation is known as the Society of Friends
92
Balein, Boops, Fin, Grampus and Pothead are types of what
93
The Ten Commandments what was number four
94
Who wrote the play Androcles and the Lion
95
What country was ruled by the Schleswig-Holstein dynasty
96
In France what take place at Auteuil, Saint-Cloud and Chantilly
97
A Tiercel is the correct name for a male what
98
An algophile loves what
99
Who is the Roman Goddess of invention and wisdom
100
What would you do with a celesta
Answers
Nana
Rams
Steals a towel
King Arthur
Aeolian Harp
All Islands
Childbirth
A wide Sash worn like a belt
Order of the Garter Only one the rest are Lochs
Laurel
Edward Lear
Butterflies
Orange
Heloise
Jenny
Material or fabric The Goat
All Palaces
Eats Fish
Public School Eton 1440 next
King Pygmalion
Aphrodite life
Railways
Manchester
Hamlet
Indian
Knights of the Round Table
Steven Potter
Healing
Richard III
Hat
The Old Curiosity Shop
Berry
Sheep
Tarot Cards
A Violin Volcanoes Fidel Castro
Charles Dickens Woodpecker Quakers Whale
Keep the Sabbath holy George
Bernard Shaw Greece
Horse Racing – they are courses
Hawk or Falcon Pain Minerva
Play it – percussion instrument
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No
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Questions
Quiz 71
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Answers
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1
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What would you do if someone gave you a Twank
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Drink it - it's tea
|
2
|
What is the subject of the reference book Janes
|
Militaria – Ships
|
|
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Planes Guns etc
|
3
|
Which spice comes in hands
|
Ginger
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4
|
What would you expect to see at Santa Pod
|
Drag Racing
|
5
|
What does a hypodermic literally mean
|
Under skin
|
6
|
What was Peter Blake a pop art designers most
famous work
|
Beatles Sergeant
|
|
|
Peppers cover
|
7
|
In which 1960 film did Elvis Presley play a mixed
race character
|
Flaming Star
|
8
|
What profession had Lemual Gulliver when he was
shipwrecked
|
Ships surgeon
|
9
|
Who is supposed to be buried under Kings Cross
station
|
Boadicea
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10
|
In the Bible what was an adamant
|
Diamond
|
11
|
Thomas Caneery writer Schlinders Ark comes from
what country
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Australia
|
12
|
Which Roman Emperor made Sunday a religious
holiday
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Constantine
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13
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If you have polythelia what have you got
|
Three nipples
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14
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Orthoepy is the study of what
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Word pronunciation
|
15
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Which Saints day is the 23rd April
|
Saint George of
|
|
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England
|
16
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Which modern artist created the Mother and Child
Divided
|
Damien Hurst
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17
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What Shakespeare character ends saying The rest
is Silence
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Hamlet
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18
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Name John Huston's last film
|
The Dead
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19
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Who was the father of Icarus
|
Daedalus
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20
|
In the Old Testament what is the first book of
Moses
|
Genesis - first 5 all
|
|
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Moses books
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21
|
Lucy Hobbs Taylor 1867 first woman in the US to
do what
|
Become a registered
|
|
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dentist
|
22
|
What is the correct name for a castrated pig
|
Barrow
|
23
|
What is the literal meaning of the title Viceroy
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In place of the King
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24
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Dover is the State Capitol of which US state
|
Delaware
|
25
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Where would you find Giacomo Marconi airport
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Bologna
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26
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In the Northern hemisphere its Jan 1st South Aug
1st what is
|
Racehorse official
|
|
|
birthdays
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27
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What word describes one tenth of a nautical mile
|
Cable
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28
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What does the Latin phrase Ex Mores mean
|
According to Custom
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29
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What does a sacerdotal person study for
|
The priesthood
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30
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In the Bible John the Baptist lived on wild honey
and what
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Locusts
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31
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Who wrote the Paris and Prague symphonies
|
Mozart
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32
|
Men are ten times more likely than women to have
what
|
Colour Blindness
|
33
|
Bond, Cotton Fabric and Tablet are types of what
|
Paper
|
34
|
What mythical beast is a cross between a lion and
an eagle
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Griffin
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35
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Melita in the Bible where Paul was shipwrecked is
where today
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Malta
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36
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The Zoastrian religion began in what country
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Persia or Iran
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37
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Hydra Gyrum was the Latin name for which element
|
Mercury - Hg
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38
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Crystallite is used in what sport
|
Snooker - Pool balls
|
|
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made from it
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39
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The half wit Smike appears in which Dickens novel
|
Nicholas Nickleby
|
40
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Contralto and Soprano are female voices what
comes between
|
Mezzo - soprano
|
41
|
In North Africa a mouflon is a wild what
|
Sheep
|
42
|
What name's given to a number that exactly
divides into another
|
Factor or Divisor
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43
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Who wrote the book The Amazing Mr Ripley
|
Patricia Highsmith
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44
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Who dictated the Koran to Mohamed
|
The Angel Gabriel
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45
|
Ancient Rome / Greece what Temple was dedicated
to all Gods
|
Pantheon
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46
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What US State flag has a UK Union Flag on it
|
Hawaii
|
47
|
In the Old Testament whose name means Gods with
us
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Emanuel
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48
|
What does an anthrophage practice
|
Cannibalism
|
49
|
Who is the Greek Goddess of witchcraft and black
magic
|
Hecate
|
50
|
Grande and Chico are versions of what Spanish
activity
|
Flamenco dancing
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No
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Questions
Quiz 71
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Answers
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51
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What is a Bodhran used in Ireland
|
Irish Drum over a
|
|
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frame
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52
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Petilent wine is what
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Slightly sparkling
|
53
|
What did Trevor Baylis invent
|
Clockwork Radio
|
54
|
In Medieval China children up to 7 years old
would do what
|
Breastfeed
|
55
|
In 1500 BC Egyptian women had to be what to be
beautiful
|
Bald
|
56
|
The average American does what for 52 minutes a
day
|
Read a Newspaper
|
57
|
Who was the Christian missionary portrayed in
Chariots of Fire
|
Eric Liddle
|
58
|
What are silver coins made from
|
Copper Nickel
|
59
|
What State was founded in 1948
|
Israel
|
60
|
Where, apart from the wild, would you find bulls
bears and stags
|
Stock Exchanges
|
61
|
What is the SI base unit of electrical current
|
Amperes
|
62
|
Bell View in Manchester built in 1928 was
Britain's first what
|
Greyhound Stadium
|
63
|
Anthesis means what in relation to plants
|
In Flower - blooming
|
64
|
What children's character lived at Scatterbrook
farm
|
Worzel Gummage
|
65
|
In Christian tradition what Saint is the Virgin
Mary's mother
|
Saint Ann
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66
|
The filbert is an alternative name for which nut
|
Hazelnut
|
67
|
Superstition if a woman sees a robin Valentines
day marry who
|
Sailor
|
68
|
Ann Franklin in 1792 was the first woman to do
what
|
Newspaper Editor in
|
|
|
Newport USA
|
69
|
In dry measure 8 quarts are a what
|
Peck
|
70
|
March April and May are the only months that have
what
|
Anagrams Charm
|
|
|
Ripal Yam
|
71
|
What has 32 panels and 642 stitches
|
A football (soccer)
|
72
|
Thomas Sullivan in New York in 1908 introduced
what
|
The Tea Bag
|
73
|
The Russians used what to cure piles
|
Potato suppositories
|
74
|
If you have Acute hasopharyngitis what's wrong
|
You got a cold
|
75
|
In 1927 what ceased to be a weapon in the British
Army
|
The Lance
|
76
|
Who was the only Apostle to die a natural death
|
Saint John
|
77
|
What was banned in China in 1911 as a sign of
feudalism
|
The Pigtail
|
78
|
An 18th century law in Britain banned the poor
from having what
|
Gin - they were too
|
|
|
pissed
|
79
|
Oil is the most traded product in the world what
is the second
|
Coffee
|
80
|
It is illegal to take picture of who in Zambia
|
Pygmies
|
81
|
What is the active ingredient in Chinese birds
nest soup
|
Bird Spit
|
82
|
What animals evidence is admissible in US courts
|
A Bloodhound
|
83
|
What is the most popular participation sport in
Britain
|
Darts
|
84
|
In Britain what are Sing Tao and Weng Wei Po
|
Chinese Newspapers
|
85
|
Which Grand Prix driver was also a champion claw
pigeon shot
|
Jackie Stewart UK
|
|
|
clay 5 times
|
86
|
Ambrosia the food of the Gods from the Greek Ambroata
means
|
Immortal
|
87
|
Psyscrophillia is sexual arousal by what
|
Cold
|
88
|
What company developed the dot matrix printer for
64 Olympics
|
Seiko
|
89
|
What is measured with an ombrometer
|
Rainfall
|
90
|
Who set a world water speed record over 70 mph at
age 72
|
Alexander Graham
|
|
|
Bell
|
91
|
Eidology is the search for what
|
Existence of Ghosts
|
92
|
What star only began singing when she broke her
leg
|
Doris Day was a
|
|
|
dancer
|
93
|
What is Foghorn Leghorn's favourite song
|
Camptown Races
|
94
|
Rodin's The Thinker is really a portrait of what
Italian poet
|
Dante
|
95
|
Grace Robin was the first model - to model what
in 1930
|
Contact Lenses
|
96
|
What game has only 7 possible opening moves
|
Draughts - Checkers
|
97
|
Who owned the dog called Peritus
|
Alexander the Great
|
98
|
In cookery what happens to food served farci
|
It's stuffed
|
99
|
An orchidectomy involves what procedure
|
Removal of testicle
|
100
|
Queen Victoria in 1837 was the first English
monarch to do what
|
Live in Buckingham
|
|
|
Palace
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No
|
Questions
Quiz 72
|
Answers
|
1
|
Who was the science advisor on the first Star
Trek film
|
Isaac Asimov
|
2
|
Why does a cynophobe fear
|
Dogs
|
3
|
In a French restaurant what's plate de jure
translate as
|
Dish of the Day
|
4
|
Name of the road system links 17 capitals in
South America
|
Pan American
|
|
|
Highway
|
5
|
Capital cities name translates as City of Islam
|
Islamabad
|
6
|
In Britain since 1300 gold and silver hallmarked
what in 1975
|
Platinum
|
7
|
Where would you find a planchette
|
Oiuja board indicator
|
8
|
You ordered unagi in a Japanese restaurant what
would you get
|
Eel
|
9
|
If you have dysmorphia what do you hate
|
A body part
|
10
|
In The Man with the Golden Gun name Scaramangas
assistant
|
Nick Nack
|
11
|
Name Pluto's moon
|
Charon
|
12
|
Which group of hobbyists spend the most money on
it
|
Gardeners
|
13
|
More than 14 million are sold daily in 150
countries - what
|
Bic pens
|
14
|
What is the only insect that can turn its head
|
The praying mantis
|
15
|
In Animal Farm what kind of creature was Bluebell
|
A Dog
|
16
|
Geneva stands on what river
|
Rhone
|
17
|
Which actor was born in Chiuhauha Mexico
|
Anthony Quinn
|
18
|
61 is the international telephone dialling code
for what country
|
Australia
|
19
|
What American Indian tribe currently has over
300000 members
|
Cherokee
|
20
|
In the US civil war what were graybacks
|
Body lice
|
21
|
Casey Kasem was the original voice of what
cartoon character
|
Shaggy on Scooby
|
|
|
Doo
|
22
|
Who was Bette Midlers piano player before going
solo
|
Barry Manilow
|
23
|
The artist Seurat employed which technique
|
Pointillism
|
24
|
Where would you find your Zygomatic Arch
|
Cheekbone
|
25
|
What is measured in ohms
|
Electrical resistance
|
26
|
Menkes Kinky Hair Syndrome caused by deficiency
of what
|
Copper
|
27
|
Which heroine comes from Amphipolis
|
Xena warrior princess
|
28
|
Where were Belgian waffles invented
|
Luxembourg
|
29
|
Where would you find a gambrel
|
On a horse it’s a
|
|
|
horses leg
|
30
|
On a prescription what does PO mean
|
By mouth
|
31
|
Lagomorphs refer to which animal
|
Rabbits
|
32
|
What is the SI unit of force
|
Newton
|
33
|
Proverbially a man is as old as he feels a woman
as old as she?
|
Looks
|
34
|
What nationality was the first man to die in a
plane crash
|
French – Orville
|
|
|
Wrights passenger
|
35
|
In scrabble what two letters are worth ten points
|
QZ
|
36
|
Name of the Major General who invented the
exploding shell
|
Henry Shrapnel
|
37
|
Which two vegetables are used in vichyssoise
|
Leek Potato
|
38
|
American folklore Abner Doubleday invented what
at West Point
|
Baseball
|
39
|
There are five stars on the flag of which country
|
Peoples republic of
|
|
|
China
|
40
|
What is the worlds longest race
|
The Whitbread round
|
|
|
the world
|
41
|
Who wrote Breakfast at Tiffany's
|
Truman Capote
|
42
|
What first crossed the English Channel in 1959
|
Prototype hovercraft
|
43
|
Which actor/writer born 1939 has the first names
John Marwood
|
John Cleese
|
44
|
Who founded the Ballet Russe
|
Sergei Pavlovich
|
|
|
Diaghilev
|
45
|
Who designed the mini skirt
|
Mary Quant
|
46
|
Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin and who founded
United Artists
|
D W Griffith
|
47
|
What company did actor Brad Pitt model for
|
Levis
|
48
|
James Bond flew Little Nellie in which film
|
You Only Live Twice
|
49
|
In cooking something made Veronique must contain
what
|
Grapes
|
50
|
Which island was the site of the Australian Grand
Prix
|
Philip Island
|
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No
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Questions
Quiz 72
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Answers
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51
|
Hanoi stands on the Song-Koi - what's it mean
|
Red River
|
52
|
US civil war Confederate Kingston hospital
Georgia specialised
|
Soldiers with
|
|
|
Venereal Disease
|
53
|
Where is the Salvador Dali museum located
|
St Petersburg Florida
|
54
|
Who would use an opisometer
|
A cartographer to
|
|
|
measure
|
55
|
If a doctor said you had claudication what have
you got
|
A limp or lameness
|
56
|
Which country in the world produces the most
mangos
|
India
|
57
|
Who taught George Harrison to play the sitar
|
Ravi Shankar
|
58
|
Josef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili became famous
as who
|
Joseph Stalin
|
59
|
Who was the leader of the Polish trade union
Solidarity
|
Lech Walesa
|
60
|
In Hindu Castes Brahmins were priests what were
Varsyas
|
Farmers
|
61
|
Robin Goodfellow alternative name which
Shakespeare character
|
Puck
|
62
|
What is latke
|
A potato pancake
|
63
|
Cindy Crawford Elle Macpherson and Madonna all
done what
|
Appeared in Playboy
|
64
|
The quokka is a member of which animal family
|
Wallaby
|
65
|
Proverbially it was a bold man who first ate what
|
An Oyster
|
66
|
2.47105 acres is equal to what SI unit
|
Hectare
|
67
|
An ecostate animal lacks what
|
Ribs
|
68
|
Which country had the first state victims
compensation scheme
|
New Zealand in 1960
|
69
|
Sperrylite is the ore what is extracted
|
Platinum
|
70
|
The game pailemalle played on grass evolved into
what
|
Billiards
|
71
|
On what common object could you find a gate and a
claw
|
Camera
|
72
|
Pavarti or Uma is the wife of who in Hindu
religion
|
Shiva
|
73
|
Susseration is what
|
Whispering
|
74
|
There are over 400 recognised breeds of what
|
Dog
|
75
|
What links Sivan Av Tevat and Adar
|
Jewish months
|
76
|
The word philosophy comes from Greek literally
meaning what
|
Love of wisdom
|
77
|
In the classical format there are strictly only
five positions - what
|
Ballet
|
78
|
Where was Robinson Crusoe's home, according to
the book
|
York
|
79
|
Kallium is the old name for which element
|
Potassium
|
80
|
In the Philippines what is lumpia
|
Spring Rolls
|
81
|
What actress said "It's better to be nude
than unemployed"
|
Angie Dickinson
|
82
|
What is a percoid
|
A bony fish
|
83
|
Majorca belongs to which island group
|
Balearic Islands
|
84
|
Who was he last Tudor monarch of England
|
Elizabeth I
|
85
|
Which 1954 film won eight Oscars
|
On the Waterfront
|
86
|
What's the worlds largest selling designer
clothing range
|
Ralph Lauren
|
87
|
Symbolics.com was the worlds first what
|
Registered domain
|
|
|
name
|
88
|
What is the worlds most polluted major city
|
Mexico City
|
89
|
People with hypertrichosis have lots of what
|
Hair
|
90
|
Corinthian Ionic and what are the orders of Greek
architecture
|
Doric
|
91
|
Cassiterite is the ore what is extracted
|
Tin
|
92
|
Athens 1896 Paris 1900 St Louis 1904 London 1908
what next
|
Stockholm 1912 –
|
|
|
Olympic venues
|
93
|
What are scaup
|
Wild ducks
|
94
|
Where would you find your corrugator
|
Your Forehead
|
95
|
Which artist painted The Scream
|
Edvard Munch
|
96
|
In the US civil war what pet did Robert E Lee
have
|
A Hen
|
97
|
1994 what's the most registered dog by American
Kennel Club
|
Labrador retriever
|
98
|
What actress declared "I'll get naked at the
drop of a hat"
|
Sharon Stone
|
99
|
What gun does James Bond traditionally use
|
A Walther PPK
|
100
|
In Latin mala means bad it's also a favourite
Roman food what
|
Apple
|
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No
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Questions
Quiz 73
|
Answers
|
1
|
What film won the best visual effects Oscar in
1985
|
Cocoon
|
2
|
Where could you spend a Rufiyya - Capital Male
|
Maldives
|
3
|
Tomatillo is a feature in what countries cusine
|
Mexico
|
4
|
The golden lion is awarded at which film festival
|
Venice
|
5
|
In computing what does EPOS stand for
|
Electronic Point of
|
|
|
Sale
|
6
|
In English its worth 10 points but in Polish only
one what is
|
Letter Z in scrabble
|
7
|
Who broke Bearings bank and inspired the film
Rogue Trader
|
Nick Leason
|
8
|
Who created the animated characters Wallace and
Grommet
|
Nick Parks
|
9
|
Vanilla is part of which plant family
|
Orchids
|
10
|
Which English monarch was first to make Xmas day
broadcast
|
George V
|
11
|
The Vatican is the worlds smallest country what's
second
|
Monaco
|
12
|
What does anti pasta literally mean
|
Before the meal
|
13
|
Fire bellied Spadefoot and Midwife are all types
of what
|
Toads
|
14
|
In the man from UNCLE what does UNCLE stand for
|
Utd. Net. Com. Law
|
|
|
Enforcement
|
15
|
What is also known as liberty cabbage
|
Sauerkraut
|
16
|
Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird
|
Harper Lee
|
17
|
What 1979 film won the Oscar for best visual
effects
|
Alien
|
18
|
Which element is extracted from the ore Scheelite
|
Tungsten
|
19
|
Where could you spend a Metical - capital Maputo
|
Mozambique
|
20
|
Which country consumes the most wine per capita
16.7 gal per
|
Luxemburg
|
21
|
And what the least - two tablespoons per person
|
Egypt
|
22
|
In Oct 1992 Bernard Lavery of Wales grew an 18lb
3oz what
|
Brussels Sprout
|
23
|
Name the most downloaded cyberpet over 14 million
|
MOPy fish
|
|
|
screensaver
|
24
|
How may Oscars did Richard Burton win
|
None – Seven
|
|
|
Nomination
|
25
|
In the Mohs scale of hardness what comes in at
number eight
|
Topaz
|
26
|
A Pascal is the SI unit of what
|
Pressure
|
27
|
Herman Zapf designed what
|
Dingbats font
|
28
|
Inderan, Delgado, LeMond and Fignon names in what
sport
|
Cycling
|
29
|
A cappella is unaccompanied singing but what it
literally mean
|
In the style of the
|
|
|
chapel
|
30
|
William Joyce US born of Irish descent famous as
who in WW2
|
Lord Haw-Haw –
|
|
|
executed 1946
|
31
|
Artist - The Monarch of the Glen in 1850 - Lions
Trafalgar square
|
Sir Edwin Henry
|
|
|
Landseer
|
32
|
Name woman set up free birth control clinic in
Holloway in 1920
|
Marie Stopes
|
33
|
What was the last black and white film to win
Oscar best film
|
The Apartment 1960
|
|
|
Jack Lemon
|
34
|
Who wrote the opera Der Rosenkavalier
|
Richard Strauss
|
35
|
Who designed the first jet engine - flew in 1941
|
Sir Frank Whittle
|
36
|
The Wright brothers made aircraft but what was
their other job
|
Bicycle manufacturers
|
37
|
Who was the first Plantagenet monarch of England
1154 to 89
|
Henry II
|
38
|
Where could you spend a Dram - Capital Yerevan
|
Armenia
|
39
|
In ancient Rome what was the triclinium
|
Dining Room
|
40
|
Which SF author created the character Lazarus
Long
|
Robert Heinlein
|
41
|
Somali, Balinese and Abyssinian breeds of what
|
Cat
|
42
|
Which city is the capital of Tuscany
|
Florence
|
43
|
What type of adornment is a Postiche
|
Small Hairpiece
|
44
|
Only one world team horseracing event at Ascot
what trophy
|
Shergar Cup
|
45
|
Ursus Artus Horribilus - the Latin name of what
creature
|
Grizzly Bear
|
46
|
Which Graham Green book and film had Pinky as the
star
|
Brighton Rock
|
47
|
What film won the best sound effects Oscar in
1985
|
Back to the Future
|
48
|
If you dial 123 in the UK what service do you get
|
The speaking clock
|
49
|
What is the opposite of nocturnal
|
Diurnal
|
50
|
Who wrote the book Interview with a Vampire
|
Ann Rice
|
Page 146
No
|
Questions
Quiz 73
|
Answers
|
51
|
Which element is extracted from the ore
Sphalerite
|
Zinc
|
52
|
What country consumes the most meat per capita
124 lb
|
Argentina
|
53
|
Mens world championships started 1903 but 1934
women what
|
Gymnastics
|
54
|
Where could you spend your Tala - Capital Apia
|
Samoa
|
55
|
According to the 2000 census in the UK what is
now a religion
|
Jedi Knight
|
56
|
What is used to make a classic wiener schnitzel
|
Veal
|
57
|
What can be Inline, flat or v
|
Car cylinders
|
58
|
Traditionally there are 100 pleats in what item
|
A Chefs hat
|
59
|
The Amazon river rises in which country
|
Peru
|
60
|
What is the most commonly used condiment in the
world
|
Mustard
|
61
|
What film won the best makeup Oscar in 1988
|
Beetlejuice
|
62
|
What fruit does not ripen after picking
|
Pineapple
|
63
|
Which gangster escaped from jail using a wooden
gun
|
John Dillinger
|
64
|
Who wrote four consecutive number one songs in
1978
|
Barry Gibb
|
65
|
What is the characters name of Agent 86
|
Maxwell Smart
|
66
|
What was the sequel to The Rocky Horror Picture
Show
|
Shock Treatment
|
67
|
The oldest one in America still working opened in
1829 what
|
Brewery
|
68
|
The Spinet is another name for what old musical
instrument
|
The Virginal
|
69
|
Harold the Fairhead was the first supreme ruler
of where
|
Norway
|
70
|
In astrology which heavenly body rules the sign
of Cancer
|
The Moon
|
71
|
Who said I've have take more out of alcohol that
it has out of me
|
Sir Winston Churchill
|
72
|
If you sailed due West from Japan what country
would you hit
|
Korea
|
73
|
What are the seeds of the herb cilantro called
used as a spice
|
Coriander
|
74
|
Estelle Parsons best supporting actress Oscar
what 1967 film
|
Bonnie and Clyde
|
75
|
Which French artist designed ballet sets for
Diaghilev
|
Henri Matisse
|
76
|
Where might you spend a Ceti - Capital Accra
|
Ghana
|
77
|
What family used to live in Bug Tussel
|
The Clampets
|
78
|
In 1924 the worlds first book of what was
published
|
Crosswords
|
79
|
A flocculent thing resembles what
|
Wool
|
80
|
What European city is nicknamed Auld Reekie
|
Edinburgh
|
81
|
Selma Lagerlof of Sweden in 1909 first woman to
get what
|
Nobel Prize for
|
|
|
Literature
|
82
|
What is a quahog
|
Type of clam
|
83
|
Which Saints day is 1st March
|
David
|
84
|
Who does the voiceover at the end of Michael
Jackson's Thriller
|
Vincent Price
|
85
|
If you climbed the Dolomites what country are you
in
|
Italy
|
86
|
The earliest recorded one held 1887 Sheen House
Richmond ?
|
Motorcycle Race
|
87
|
Which film won the best story and best song
Oscars in 1969
|
Butch Cassidy and
|
|
|
Sundance Kid
|
88
|
Ad Lib is short for the Latin Ad libitum what's
it literally mean
|
At Pleasure
|
89
|
Which comedian and actors real first name were
Leslie Townes
|
Bob Hope
|
90
|
In 1976 what show appeared on TV for the first
time
|
Charlie Angels
|
91
|
Name the American pilot shot down over Russia in
1960
|
Francis Garry Powers
|
92
|
The film 10 Rillington Place is based on which
British serial killer
|
Reginald Christie
|
93
|
In German cusine what are kartofflen
|
Potato dumplings
|
94
|
Membrenaphone musical instruments commonly called
what
|
Drums
|
95
|
Where might you spend a Won
|
North or South Korea
|
96
|
Who wrote the novel The Money Changers
|
Arthur Hailey
|
97
|
Who was the first English Poet Laureate in 1616
|
Benjamin Jonson
|
98
|
Helsinki 52, Melbourne 56 , Rome 60 what comes
next
|
Tokyo 64 - venues
|
|
|
Olympics
|
99
|
What country consumes the most coffee per capita
25 Lb
|
Finland
|
100
|
Lee Marvin won the best actor Oscar for what 1965
film
|
Cat Ballou
|
Page 147
No
|
Questions
Quiz 74
|
Answers
|
1
|
Which film won the best special effects Oscar in
1961
|
The Guns of
|
|
|
Naverone
|
2
|
The Great Gazoo was an alien in which cartoon
series
|
The Flintstones
|
3
|
Peach pear and plum all members of which family
of plants
|
Roses
|
4
|
What is the final event in the modern pentathlon
|
Horse riding
|
5
|
In Spain what are Paradors
|
State owned tourist
|
|
|
hotels
|
6
|
What are Acheron, Cocytus and Phlegethon
|
Rivers of Hell
|
7
|
Classical seven ages of man Infant Schoolboy
Lover what's next
|
Soldier
|
8
|
In wacky races who drove the converter car
|
Professor Pat Pending
|
9
|
A Robert Heinlein book won 1960 Hugo award name
it
|
Starship Troopers
|
10
|
What happened to you if you get a nosicomial
condition
|
Infection caught in
|
|
|
hospital
|
11
|
Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus was exiled in 1956
to where
|
The Seychelles
|
12
|
In which novel would you find reference to
"The Cracks of Doom"
|
Lord of the Rings
|
13
|
If you were performing Christies or edging what
are you doing
|
Skiing
|
14
|
Where would you find a crossjack and a spanker
|
Sailing ship there sails
|
15
|
In boxing what comes between bantam and light
weight
|
Feather weight
|
16
|
In Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks what magic
words used
|
Bibbity Bobbity Boo
|
17
|
First comic book character to return from death
by demand is?
|
Joker in Batman
|
18
|
Greenmantle, Three Hostages, Island of Sheep
which character
|
Richard Hannay
|
19
|
Which film won the best sound effects Oscar in
1990
|
Hunt for Red October
|
20
|
What was voted the best monopoly piece in 1998
|
The Car
|
21
|
In what city would you find The Jacques Cartier
bridge
|
Montreal
|
22
|
The A1 is the longest trunk road in the UK
between what 2 cities
|
London - Edinburgh
|
23
|
In the animal kingdom what creatures are in the
order Chiroptera
|
Bats
|
24
|
Greek mythology King Minos of Crete got what
annual payment
|
7 men + Women to
|
|
|
feed to Minator
|
25
|
In medieval times what was a mangonel used for
|
It was a siege catapult
|
26
|
Gean, Northern bird and Dwarf all types of what
|
Cherry Tree
|
27
|
Who met at Ujiji in 1871
|
H M Stanley and Dr.
|
|
|
Livingstone
|
28
|
Pilgrims visit Mecca where is Mecca
|
Saudi Arabia
|
29
|
What would you do with a wandering sailor
|
Plant it it’s a plant
|
30
|
Germans call a WW1 sea fight Battle of Skagerrak
what in UK
|
Battle of Jutland
|
31
|
Port (left) was called what before Admiralty
named it port in 1844
|
Larboard
|
32
|
Which Spanish town is noted for high quality
steel swords
|
Toledo
|
33
|
The Ngorogoro crater is in what Tanzanian
National Park
|
Serengeti
|
34
|
Hamlet, Macbeth Othello which Shakespeare tragedy
is missing
|
King Lear
|
35
|
Sand, Soda and what are the main ingredients of
glass
|
Limestone
|
36
|
What colour are the seats in the House of Lords
|
Red - Commons green
|
37
|
What are Cats tail, Cocks foot and Sheep's fescue
|
Types of grass
|
38
|
In what city would you find the Spanish Riding
School
|
Vienna
|
39
|
What is the most commonly used oil in Chinese
cookery
|
Groundnut or Peanut
|
40
|
Which film won the best screenplay Oscar in 1970
|
MASH
|
41
|
The word gospel from Anglo Saxon literally means
what
|
Good Tidings
|
42
|
Thor Heyerdahl vessels were Kon Tiki, Ra and what
|
Tigris
|
43
|
And what happened to Tigris 3rd April 1978
|
He burned it anti war
|
|
|
protest
|
44
|
If a doctor gave you an Ishihara test what is he
testing for
|
Colour blindness
|
45
|
Only one miracle is mentioned in all four gospels
what is it
|
Feeding of 5000
|
46
|
What is the worlds longest mountain range
|
The Andes
|
47
|
Jason and the Argonauts sailed to where looking
for the fleece
|
Colchis
|
48
|
Suez is at one end of the Suez canal what is at
the other
|
Port Said
|
49
|
What are hunting, dress, old and Price Charles
Edward types of
|
Tartans
|
50
|
Dows, Grahams and Warres famous producers of what
wine
|
Port
|
Page 148
No
|
Questions
Quiz 74
|
Answers
|
51
|
What is the official language of Cuba
|
Spanish
|
52
|
What new invention was shown to Queen Victoria 14
Jan 1878
|
The telephone
|
53
|
In 1956 16 tons topped the UK charts who was the
singer
|
Tennessee Ernie Ford
|
54
|
He died 28th July 1750 and had 20 children 6
survived name him
|
Johan Sebastian Bach
|
55
|
Who gave Yves Saint Laurent his start in fashion
|
Christian Dior
|
56
|
What is the first name of Agatha Christies Miss
Marple
|
Jane
|
57
|
Evangeline Booth became the first woman general
in what army
|
Salvation Army
|
58
|
You are a saucy boy comes from what Shakespeare
play
|
Romeo and Juliet
|
59
|
Which film won the best sound effects Oscar in
1987
|
Robocop
|
60
|
Napka currency Ismara official capital which
African country
|
Eritrea
|
61
|
Where would you find pedals a resonator and a
piller
|
On a Harp
|
62
|
Ignoring Queen name the only woman to appear on
UK currency
|
Florence Nightingale
|
63
|
In area what is the largest South American
country
|
Brazil
|
64
|
Pierre Augustine Caron de Baumarchais play what
Opera based on it
|
Barber of Seville
|
65
|
In wacky races who drove the Creepy Coop
|
Gruesome Twosome
|
66
|
Whose catchphrase was "Stop messing
About"
|
Kenneth Williams
|
67
|
John Dick Ann Timmy who is missing from this
famous five
|
Julian
|
68
|
Dawson City was replaced by Whitehorse as the
capital where
|
Yukon
|
69
|
Carara in Tuscany is famous for producing what
|
Marble
|
70
|
There are 150 what in The Bible
|
Psalms
|
71
|
Author of Good as Gold and Closing Time but famed
for another
|
Joseph Heller Catch
|
|
|
22
|
72
|
The Owen Ford Dam one of worlds largest is in
which country
|
Uganda
|
73
|
Which wine grape variety is nicknamed The King of
Grapes
|
Cabernet Sauvignon
|
74
|
Cushat, Rock and Stock all types of which
creature
|
Doves
|
75
|
What do ensign, cadet, osprey and 505 have in
common
|
Sailing Dinghy's
|
76
|
In cookery what does ricotta literally mean
|
Twice cooked
|
77
|
What links Martha Corey Brigit Bishop Mary Easty
in 17th cent
|
Salem Witchcraft trial
|
78
|
In Shakespeare King Lear was king of where
|
Britain
|
79
|
Artist Marc Chegal died in 1985 in what country
was he born
|
Russia
|
80
|
Which film won the best song Oscar in 1971
|
Shaft - The theme
|
|
|
from Shaft
|
81
|
Who wrote Man are from Mars Women are from Venus
|
John Grey
|
82
|
Klu Klux Clam, Uncle Ant Disgruntled goat
characters from?
|
Itchy & Scratchy in
|
|
|
The Simpsons
|
83
|
Which artist painted The Fighting Temeraire
|
Joseph Mallard
|
|
|
William Turner
|
84
|
Why could you find a hoist and a fly
|
On a flag
|
85
|
Where would you see a stoop or what creature is
doing it
|
A falcons diving
|
86
|
Dr Teeth was the leader of the band Electric
Mayhem - where
|
The Muppet Show
|
87
|
Dammen in Dutch is what game
|
Draughts or Checkers
|
88
|
A horses height is measured from the ground to
what part
|
Withers - base of neck
|
|
|
crest line
|
89
|
What was the first Disney animated film released
on video
|
Dumbo
|
90
|
In Superman what was the original name of The
Daily Planet
|
The Daily Star
|
91
|
Louisa Adams was the only first lady to be what
|
Born outside USA
|
92
|
In Italian pasta cusine what does al dente
literally mean
|
To the teeth
|
93
|
If a wine is described as alcooleux what has it
got
|
Overwhelming
|
|
|
alcohol
|
94
|
Which of the Apostles is traditionally pictured
with a purse
|
Matthew taxman
|
95
|
Which peoples name translates as eaters of raw
flesh
|
Eskimo
|
96
|
Guiseppe Verdi wrote Aida - in what city was it
premiered
|
Cairo
|
97
|
Dance with a Stranger was the film of who's life
story
|
Ruth Ellis
|
98
|
What nationality was Saint Paul of Tarsus
|
Turkish
|
99
|
Where did you see Fancy, Spook and Choo-Choo
|
In Top Cat
|
100
|
In which film was the best supporting actor Oscar
won in 1975
|
The Sunshine Boys
|
|
|
George Burns
|
Page 149
No
|
Questions
Quiz 75
|
Answers
|
1
|
Kevin Kline won best supporting actor Oscar which
1988 film
|
A Fish Called Wanda
|
2
|
Kipros in Greek Kibris in Turkish what is it in
English
|
Cyprus
|
3
|
What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish
dahl
|
Lentils
|
4
|
An anti-tussed is used to treat what
|
Coughs
|
5
|
Ball is 38 millimetres in diameter weighs 2.5
grams what sport
|
Table Tennis
|
6
|
In the UK the Clerk of the Closet is the Queens
official what
|
Chaplin
|
7
|
A burning oil lamp is the symbol of which
organisation
|
Gideons
|
8
|
The Comstock load is a silver deposit in what US
state
|
Nevada
|
9
|
What TV show takes place in Sunnydale
|
Buffy the Vampire
|
|
|
Slayer
|
10
|
In 2001 one active UK warship named after an
Englishman who
|
Sir Winston Churchill
|
11
|
Walloons speak what language
|
French in Belgium
|
12
|
In Gustav Holsts planets suite which planet is
the magician
|
Uranus
|
13
|
What UK gentleman's club first in 1891 to admit
lady members
|
Reform club
|
14
|
Ab Ovo Latin for the very beginning but what's it
literally mean
|
From the egg
|
15
|
Who was the last Emperor of France
|
Napoleon III
|
16
|
Andy Green first broke the sound barrier on land
in what car
|
Thrust SSC
|
17
|
Names from jobs - Baker Cook obvious what was a
Pallistair
|
Fence maker
|
18
|
The Seven Pillars of Wisdom comes from where
|
Proverbs in Bible
|
19
|
Name Glen Millers signature tune
|
Moonlight Serenade
|
20
|
Josephine Hull best supporting actress Oscar
which 1950 film
|
Harvey
|
21
|
Which word links a type of bread and a cut of
precious stone
|
Baguette
|
22
|
What country does China have its longest land
border with
|
Mongolia
|
23
|
Astronomer Fred Hoyle coined which phrase
|
The Big Bang
|
24
|
The first US copyrighted film showed what in 1894
|
A man sneezing
|
25
|
What do the four quarters of a hot cross bun
symbolise
|
Moon phases
|
26
|
Palm, Olive, Cyprus and Cedar what is the
biblical link
|
Woods cross made
|
27
|
Intelligents Report a quarterly magazine in US
which subject
|
UFO organisation
|
28
|
Paludism is an old name for which disease
|
Malaria
|
29
|
What was the worlds first patented synthetic food
in 1869
|
Margarine
|
30
|
Polish sprinter Ewa Klobukowska first do what at
Kiev in 1967
|
Fail sex test was
|
|
|
disqualified
|
31
|
Who owns The Oval cricket ground
|
Prince Charles
|
32
|
Who might use ruddle or what is it
|
Shepherds dye
|
|
|
marking sheep
|
33
|
What organisation recently banned in Russia as
paramilitary
|
Salvation Army
|
34
|
Whose song did the Beatles sing on first TV
appearance 1962
|
Roy Orbison Dream
|
|
|
Baby
|
35
|
What's unusual about portrait Duke of Monmouth in
Nat Gallery
|
Its not him
|
36
|
Harry S Truman and Gerald Ford what's the non
obvious link
|
Left handed
|
37
|
Which is the only Shakespeare play not to contain
a song
|
The Comedy of Errors
|
38
|
A fimetarious organism grows where
|
In faeces or shit
|
39
|
What lasted 5 hours and twelve minutes in 1969
longest ever
|
Wimbledon TV match
|
|
|
no tie break
|
40
|
Which film won the best visual effects Oscar in
1984
|
Indiana Jones Temple
|
|
|
of Doom
|
41
|
Mount Logan is the highest mountain in which
country
|
Canada
|
42
|
The Napstar logo shows headphones on what
|
A cat
|
43
|
What sporting contest Peter Christian win in Jan
77 with 1/16 oz
|
Angling - total (only)
|
|
|
catch
|
44
|
If a dog is canine, cat feline what creature is
accipitrine
|
A hawk
|
45
|
Rene Raymond is better known as which author
|
Raymond Chandler
|
46
|
What got named by novelist Gilbert Frankau at a
party in 1926
|
Zip he said Zip its
|
|
|
open Zip its shut
|
47
|
In 19th century USA what was The Mongolian Curse
|
Opium
|
48
|
If you suffered from scripturience what are you
compelled to do
|
Write things down
|
49
|
Link Aurora Texas, Spitsbergen Norway and Ubatuba
Brazil
|
UFO crash sites
|
50
|
What's the US equivalent to the Department of
Health in the UK
|
Surgeon General
|
Page 150
No
|
Questions
Quiz 75
|
Answers
|
51
|
Jean Montgolfier in 1157 built the worlds first
what
|
Paper factory
|
52
|
Link the sports Cricket, Rackets, Croquet and
Motorboat racing
|
Only appeared once in
|
|
|
Olympics
|
53
|
Which TV gangster owns the nightclub called The
Ba Da Bing
|
Tony Soprano
|
54
|
Where would you find or what are guntlines
|
Rope - groves
|
55
|
How many one legged popes have there been
|
None
|
56
|
Israel Baline became more famous under what name
|
Irving Berlin
|
57
|
Which US state was known as "The mother of
Presidents"
|
Virginia 4 out of 1st 5
|
58
|
Why did certain busses in Staffordshire refuse to
pick up people
|
Keeping to schedule
|
59
|
The three toed sloth only does it every 10 days -
what
|
Defecate - or crap
|
60
|
Who is the only director to win 3 Oscars within
five years in 30s
|
Frank Capra 1934
|
|
|
1936 1938
|
61
|
Whose first single released July 1961 was
Buttered Popcorn
|
The Supremes
|
62
|
Where are a whales nipples
|
On its back
|
63
|
What theologian claimed he could drive away the
devil with a fart
|
Martin Luther
|
64
|
Who devised the idea of a flat rate postal charge
|
Charles Babbage
|
65
|
How to you turn a woman into a cuckquean
|
Shag her husband
|
|
|
female cuckold
|
66
|
Where would you find a Rocker, Eight, Loop and
Three
|
Figures in Ice Skating
|
67
|
Samuel Pepys wife always slept with what in her
hand
|
His Dick
|
68
|
The medical journal Practitioner 1923 said it
will never happen?
|
Teaching of
|
|
|
contraception
|
69
|
Bruce Philip in 1985 recorded what sporting first
|
Rowed for Oxford and
|
|
|
Cambridge
|
70
|
What is measured in units called jnd
|
Sensitivity Just
|
|
|
noticeable difference
|
71
|
In the UK which school choir had a No 1 with a
song grandma
|
Saint Winifred's
|
72
|
In the pasa doble what is the female dancer
supposed to be
|
A bullfighters cloak
|
73
|
A napiform thing is shaped like what
|
A turnip
|
74
|
What was the first country in 1824 to legalise
Trade Unions
|
Britain
|
75
|
What is the worlds longest insect
|
Borneo stick insect
|
76
|
The angel shark has what other name
|
The monkfish
|
77
|
Which mummified tendon was auctioned at Christies
in 1969
|
Napoleons Penis
|
78
|
Marie Stopes discovered what in British Museum
after marriage
|
Should not be virgin
|
79
|
What does a callipygian person have
|
Pretty shaped buttocks
|
80
|
Which 1977 film won seven Oscars but none for
acting
|
Star Wars
|
81
|
It came into football in 1923 men say women don’t
understand?
|
The offside rule
|
82
|
What is a nidologist interested in
|
Birds nests
|
83
|
Name Eleanor Roosevelt's job 1932 husband became
president
|
Editor of magazine
|
|
|
Babies
|
84
|
Arthur Sarsfield Ward the creator of Fu Man Chu
is which author
|
Sax Rohmer
|
85
|
Who wrote Servants of the Wankh in 1969
|
Jack Vance SF
|
86
|
What song was on the B side of The Beatles We can
work it out
|
Day Tripper
|
87
|
Georges Claude invented what in 1911
|
Neon lights
|
88
|
In which country did the first Christmas stamp
appear in 1898
|
Canada
|
89
|
How does paella get its name
|
From cooking pan
|
90
|
Alfred Hitchcock's daughter appeared in Psycho -
name her
|
Patricia Hitchcock
|
91
|
Who lived in Honalee
|
Puff the magic dragon
|
92
|
What is the largest wild animal in the UK
|
The Scottish red deer
|
93
|
In the song who told Laura he loved her in 1960
|
Ricky Valance
|
94
|
Who owns Dartmoor prison
|
Prince Charles
|
95
|
Name the subject Harry Harrison's 1977 book Great
Balls of Fire
|
Sex in Science Fiction
|
96
|
Isaiah Sellers did it before Samuel Clements -
did what
|
Used Mark Twain
|
97
|
Which English King holds the official record of
bastards 21
|
Henry I
|
98
|
Where would you find a corbicula
|
Honey bee – sacks
|
|
|
carry pollen
|
99
|
In 1951 the shortest ever lasted 2.5 minutes -
shortest what
|
Boat race Oxford sank
|
Page 151
100
|
Which film won the best story Oscar in 1958
|
The Defiant
|
Ones
|
|
|
No
|
Questions
Quiz 76
|
Answers
|
1
|
Who wrote the lyrics for Oscar winning song Whole
New World
|
Tim Rice
|
2
|
An empelomaniac has a desire to do what
|
Hold public office
|
3
|
Who described TV as "Chewing gum for the
masses"
|
Architect Frank Lloyd
|
|
|
Wright
|
4
|
How did Billie Holiday get the nickname Lady
|
Refused to pickup tips
|
|
|
with vagina
|
5
|
Which creatures communicate by touch, smell and
dance
|
Bees
|
6
|
What do the initials Bt mean after a surname
|
Baronet
|
7
|
What was the worlds highest structure until 1930
|
Eiffel Tower
|
8
|
What is a Mexican Black Howler
|
A Monkey
|
9
|
In which country did the study of geometry
originate
|
Egypt
|
10
|
A normal human body has 46 what
|
Chromosomes
|
11
|
What is Australia's Barossa valley known for
|
Wine production
|
12
|
What is the worlds fastest moving insect
|
Tropical Cockroach
|
13
|
How is something cooked if done en papillote
|
In Paper
|
14
|
Which detective lived in Cabot Cove Maine
|
Jessica Fletcher
|
15
|
What would you do with a naked lady
|
Plant it – its
|
|
|
Colchinium
|
16
|
What became legal in 1901 in the UK
|
Boxing
|
17
|
Harry Longbaugh became better known under what
name
|
The Sundance Kid
|
18
|
Which country has the worlds first greyhound
racing track
|
USA
|
19
|
What was Marie Osmonds only solo hit
|
Paper Roses
|
20
|
Ben Hur won most Oscars 11 what film comes second
with 10
|
West Side Story
|
21
|
A myomancer predict the future by studying what
|
The shape of mice
|
22
|
Which actress said "Being a sex symbol is
like being a convict"
|
Raquel Welch in 1979
|
23
|
The Golden Bear is awarded at which film festival
|
Berlin
|
24
|
What financial item was introduced to UK in
September 1963
|
American Express
|
|
|
card
|
25
|
Where did Indian ink originally come from
|
China
|
26
|
Where is Judge Dread a judge
|
Mega City
|
27
|
What was the capitol of Russia before Moscow
|
Saint Petersburg
|
28
|
A crapulous person is full of it - what
|
Alcohol - it means
|
|
|
drunk
|
29
|
If you have cherophobia what are you afraid of
|
Joy - happiness
|
30
|
John Lennon named The Quarrymen after what
|
His old school
|
31
|
How many best director Oscars did Alfred
Hitchcock win
|
None
|
32
|
In France what is eau de vie
|
Brandy
|
33
|
The Savannah was the worlds first commercial what
|
Atomic powered ship
|
34
|
Which county has the most MEPs 99
|
Germany
|
35
|
Ships known as The First Fleet transported what
in 1788
|
Convicts to Australia
|
36
|
Geotropism affects what
|
Plants its gravity
|
|
|
growth response
|
37
|
Marie Gresholtz is better known as who
|
Madam Tussaud
|
38
|
Equestrian, Yachting and what Olympic sport are
sexes equal
|
Shooting
|
39
|
If you saw Fringilla Coelebs what bird have you
noticed
|
The Chaffinch
|
40
|
Which film won the best makeup Oscar in 1992
|
Bram Stokers Dracula
|
41
|
If you had crabites what have you got
|
Collection of fossil
|
|
|
crabs
|
42
|
This TV series ran for 78 episodes before it was
scrapped - what
|
Star Trek
|
43
|
Which Beatles song did The Overlanders take to
number one
|
Michelle
|
44
|
A mirliton is another name for what musical
instrument
|
A Kazoo
|
45
|
Where is the largest church in the world
|
Vatican in Rome
|
46
|
And who designed it
|
Michelangelo
|
47
|
What sort of meat is used in the dish Guard of
Honour
|
Neck of Lamb
|
48
|
What sport was banned in England in 1849
|
Cockfighting
|
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