FPSC General Knowledge 10000 Question/answers Page 31
52
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Where could you find a 1925 humpmobile car
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Back of a US $10 bill
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53
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Which is the only middle eastern county without a
desert
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Lebanon
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54
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Liquid Sunshine was the original slogan of which
product
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Doctor Peppers
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55
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Who nicknamed his gun Lucrettia Borgia cos it
killed everything
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Buffalo Bill
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56
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What was the first ABC TV series rated No 1 for
full season
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Marcus Welby M.D.
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57
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Name the companion of the cartoon character
Secret Squirrel
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Morocco Mole
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58
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Who was codenamed Napoleon by the secret service
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Frank Sinatra
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59
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What is sometimes known as Goober Grease
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Peanut Butter
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60
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In which sport would they use the term straight
handle
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Curling - stone sent no
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|
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curve
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61
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What was the first creature put on the endangered
species list
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Peregrine Falcon
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62
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In what TV series did we meet Perry Masonry
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Flintstones lawyer
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|
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never lost case
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63
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Ellen Marrenner became more famous as who
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Susan Hayward
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64
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What was Hitchcock's first film in colour
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Rope
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65
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Whose favourite poodle was called Rufus
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Winston Churchill
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66
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What scene is included for good luck in most of
Spielberg films
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A Shooting star
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67
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Beatles were 1st UK group on Ed Sullivan who was
second
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The Searchers
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68
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Who were originally The Sons of Daniel Boone
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The Boy Scouts of
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America
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69
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Who was the first golfer to officially earn over
$1 million a year
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Curtis Strange
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70
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Mary Surratt what the first woman to do what in
US
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Be Hanged
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71
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Whose normal heartbeat is 242 per minute
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Mr Spock in Star Trek
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72
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In 1969 who formed tangerine records
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Ray Charles
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73
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February 21st 1878 the first what was published
in New Haven
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Telephone Directory
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74
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Yoon-Mi Kim Olympic gold aged 13 years 83 days
what sport
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Short track
|
|
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speedskating
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75
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The clusec is the unit measuring the power of
what
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Vacuum pumps
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76
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Three what appear on the Connecticut state flag
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Grape Vines
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77
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What do the Germans now celebrate on October 3rd
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Unity day
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78
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When are you most likely to see a penumbra
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During an Eclipse
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79
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Storm Warning the only film in which this Actress
killed who
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Doris Day
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80
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In which sport would they use the term crotch
ball
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Handball - ball hitting
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|
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floor ceiling
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81
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What was Disney's first non animated live action
film
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Treasure Island
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82
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Zaire diverted roads to avoid disturbing
communities of what
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Elves
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83
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Who invented the word pandemonium
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John Milton – capitol
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|
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of hell
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84
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Who is the Greek equivalent of the Roman Jupiter
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Zeus - chief God
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85
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Who or what was introduced to the USA in 1964
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G I Joe
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86
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Augusto Pinochet was the ruler of which country
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Chile
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87
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Giovidi is what day in Italian
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Thursday
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88
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Hank Ballard and the Midnights first released
what in 1960
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The Twist
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89
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In church terms what are saucers
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Domes
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90
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Where were Panama hats first made
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Peru
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91
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What does a kymograph measure
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Oscillations
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92
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Name the dark lord in Lord of the Rings
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Sauron
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93
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What is the ninth letter of the Greek alphabet
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Iota
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94
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Schschpiel is what game in Germany
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Chess
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95
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The Greek Goddess Ephesus is the Goddess of what
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Chastity
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96
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Theophilus Van Kannal invented what in 1888 in
Philadelphia
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Revolving Door
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97
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Which actor appeared in drag in two Marlene
Dietrich films
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John Wayne
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98
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Who was the first rock band to perform at NY
Opera house
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The Who
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99
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What was the name of the cab company in Taxi
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Sunshine cabs
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100
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In which sport would you hear the term Intente
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Jai Alai – Players
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Manager
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No
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Questions
Quiz 87
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Answers
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1
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In which county would you find Fuqing
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A port in Taiwan
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2
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Who wrote the three act opera The Rakes Progress
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Igor Stravinsky
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3
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In the Bible Jael murdered Sisera using what
weapon
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Tent Peg
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4
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Anna Maria Louisa Italiano became famous as who
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Ann Bancroft
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5
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The Stanley cup was not awarded in 1919 what
stopped it
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Influenza epidemic
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6
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In the US 20% of all lightning strike deaths
occur where
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Golf Course
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7
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Who first appeared in the cartoon strip Thimble
Theatre
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Olive Oyl
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8
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What was the most popular Xmas gift in 1913
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Erector sets –
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Meccano
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9
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In Watership Down rabbit language what is a
hrududu
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A motor car
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10
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In which county would you find Ars
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Norway
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11
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What do Beavis and Butt-head have on their T
shirts
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Metallica - AC/DC
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12
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What is the most popular South American
aphrodisiac
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Piranha head soup
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13
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In the Phantom of the Opera how does the Phantom
sign notes
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OG - Opera Ghost
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14
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What links Alex, Ben, Chrissie and Quint
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Eaten by Jaws
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15
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Whose biography is over 8.5 million words long
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Winston Churchill
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16
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In Judaism there are 3 cardinal sins Idolatry,
Adultery and what
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Murder
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17
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Which singer was known as Little Miss Dynamite
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Brenda Lee
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18
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Henry Harley Arnold was the first US pilot to do
what
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Carry Mail
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19
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Name Jennifer Anniston's Godfather
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Telly Savalas
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20
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In which American state is Wankers Corner
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Oregon
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21
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In the 1920s what was a Chicago Overcoat
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A coffin
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22
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English festival word from French literally
Farewell to Flesh
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Carnival
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23
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Where did you find cherry strawberry orange apple
grape bird
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Pac Man speed up
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things
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24
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Which actor refused the leading role in Laurence
of Arabia
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Marlon Brando
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25
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On Donavan's Mellow Yellow who did the whispering
vocal
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(Quite right slick)
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Paul McCartney
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26
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John Chapman was the real name of someone famous
in Ohio?
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Johnny Appleseed
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27
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What star, most popular of 1925 was born in a
trench in France
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Rin Tin-Tin during
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WW1
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28
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Australians call someone from where a cockroach
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New South Wales
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29
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What did Peter Sellers use as an ink blotter in
the Pink Panther
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A Cat
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30
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What country would you go to find Pervy Shag
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Russia
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31
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What is or who carries a flabellum
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The Popes fan at
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ceremonies
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32
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Pentagon doublespeak what is combat emplacement
evacuator
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A shovel
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33
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Who was a knight of the order of the inverted
dragon in Hungary
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Count Dracula
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|
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following his father
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34
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In which city is the worlds longest skating rink
- rideau canal
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Ottawa Canada
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35
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The black and white episode of Chicago Hope is a
tribute to who
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Alfred Hitchcock
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36
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In legend what did Cleopatra have her mattress
stuffed with
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Fresh rose petals
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nightly
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37
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Name first female top US single / album charts
simultaneously
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The Singing Nun Sis
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Luc Gabrielle
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38
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What actor Howard Hughs call pay toilet didn't
give shit nothing
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Robert Mitchum
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39
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What bird uses its tongue to spear food
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Woodpecker
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40
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Coq Bang can be found in which country
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Vietnam
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41
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In the Snoopy cartoons what does Lucy offer in
her booth
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Psychiatric help
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42
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And what does she charge
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Five cents
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43
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Who are the largest candy consumers per capita
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Danes then Irish
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44
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In the Vietnam war Comic Books was US military
slang for what
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Maps
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45
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Which tennis winner also won a Winter Olympics
silver medal
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Jaraslav Drobny
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46
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Name the hummingbird in Disney's Pocahontas
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Flit
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47
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1996 3 highest earning sportsman Michael's
Jordan, Tyson and who
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Schumacher
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48
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What type of shoes does the Pope usually wear
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Moccasin
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49
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What was the theme song of the film The Grapes of
Wrath
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Red River Valley
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50
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Where in the world would you
find Cumbum
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India
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No
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Questions
Quiz 87
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Answers
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51
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In which Australian state is Tittybong
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Victoria
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52
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Books original title 4.5 years struggle against
lies stupidity & co
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Mein Kampf
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53
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Name Chewbacca's son - seen Star wars holiday
special 1978
|
Lumpy
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54
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Nipper is the RCA dog in the US what's he known
as in the UK
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HMV dog
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55
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What is the most populous domesticated creature
in the US
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Honey Bees
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56
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Hares, cats, toads, newts, owls, ferrets all
accused of what
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Being witches
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familiars
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57
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1970 who announced he was entering a clinic for a
sex change
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John Lennon (April
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fool joke)
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58
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Which US president twice served as an executioner
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Grover Cleveland –
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duty as sheriff
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59
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Muckle John was the last official royal one in
England - what
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Fool or Jester
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60
|
Shagaganda sounds like molesting a goose - but
where is it
|
Peru
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61
|
Portland Rosebuds were the first US team to do
what
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Compete Stanley cup
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62
|
Klaus Voormann designed the cover for which
Beatles album
|
Revolver
|
63
|
According to Earth Medicine what's the birth
totem for march
|
The Falcon
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64
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Which country has no national monetary unit of
it's own
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Andorra
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65
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Name the first storm 19 June 1978 called after a
man
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Bud
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66
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How did Miss Piggy tell the difference between
love and lust
|
By spelling
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67
|
Christopher Proudfoot owns the worlds largest
collection of what
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Lawnmowers
|
68
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If you shout Tsuki what sport are you practicing
|
Kendo
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69
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In the film Bambi what is Bambi's first word
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Bird
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70
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Two possible answers - in which country would you
find Shit
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Iran or Ethiopia
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71
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Australians call someone from where a croweater
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South Australia
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72
|
Old Lyme Connecticut has a museum dedicated to what
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Nuts
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73
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Which artist is supposed to have used 1000 greens
in painting
|
John Constable
|
74
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In the USA domestic violence peaks on what day of
the year
|
Superbowl Sunday
|
75
|
In song who is the man who made Eastwood such a
star
|
The fall guy –
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|
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unknown stuntman
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76
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What first happened on January 4th 1885 Davenport
Iowa
|
Appendectomy
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77
|
Pooh loves honey but which creature loves
watercress
|
Roo
|
78
|
Who has a tattoo saying Starland Vocal Band
|
Homer Simpson
|
79
|
The African Queen Bogart Hepburn but who should
it have been
|
David Niven Bette
|
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Davis
|
80
|
Rim Butte sounds like something sexual - in which
US state
|
Alaska
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81
|
December 73 Switzerland has 6.6 million people 81
were what
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Unemployed
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82
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In the US its 911 in the UK 999 what in Australia
|
000
|
83
|
In the 1920s cars built in Bennington had what
safety device
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A Saint Christopher
|
|
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medal
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84
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Life Love Cows French translation of which film
|
City Slickers
|
85
|
Which language never have spelling contests -
spell as sounded
|
Russian
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86
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Which 80s song is still the most requested at US
weddings
|
Endless love
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87
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1978 a 100 yard long queue outside Peeking
bookstore selling?
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Works of Shakespeare
|
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25 cents
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88
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In heraldry a lybbard is a lion panther cross
symbolising what
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Wildness
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89
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What did Teddy Roosevelt ban from the White House
|
Christmas trees
|
90
|
Naturally we got to find a place called Fuka -
Where
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Zaire
|
91
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Which author whose name means flowering tree got
OBE
|
Ngaio Marsh –
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|
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mystery writer
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92
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Name actor called The voice of Canada - had 1964
hit Ringo
|
Lorne Green
|
93
|
Only Hawaii, Utah and Tennessee dont have some
form of what
|
Legal gambling
|
94
|
Until 1965 what was illegal for Connecticut
married couples
|
Contraception
|
95
|
A can of orange crush appears on every episode
what TV series
|
ER
|
96
|
What town has the highest post office in the US
|
Climax Colorado
|
97
|
What is the most varied species on the planet
|
Domesticated dog
|
98
|
Police Academy got its theme song from which
other film
|
Patton
|
99
|
Which US states constitution was the first to
prohibit slavery
|
Vermont
|
100
|
Finally a good old body sound
where is Farta
|
Nigeria
|
No
|
Questions
Quiz 88
|
Answers
|
1
|
What actor was born Krishna Bhanji
|
Ben Kingsley
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Page 175
2
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Which Bruce made the cover of Time in 1975
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Jaws - Bruce was the
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|
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shark
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3
|
In Peter and the Wolf what instrument represents
the cat
|
The Clarinet
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4
|
Where would you find bead wires wrapping and
sipes
|
On Tyres
|
5
|
Brian Eno created which sound
|
Windows 95 start-up
|
6
|
What is produced using the Kroll process
|
Titanium
|
7
|
Who first said "The Games Afoot"
|
William Shakespeare
|
8
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In France what kind of nuts are noisette
|
Hazelnuts
|
9
|
A young what is called a squeaker
|
Pigeon
|
10
|
June 1988 who's on covers Time, Life, People, and
Sports Illustrated
|
Mike Tyson
|
11
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Which companies name translates as rising sun
|
Hitachi
|
12
|
What's unusual about the ink used to print money
|
It's magnetic
|
13
|
Elizabethan England what was Lift leg Dragons
Milk Angel food
|
Names for Beer
|
14
|
The Necromancer in The Hobbit became who in later
works
|
Sauron
|
15
|
According to Playboy what is their Playmates
greatest turn on
|
Music
|
16
|
And what's their greatest turn off
|
Egoists and liars
|
17
|
Canberra in Australia has 2 meanings meeting
place and what
|
Female breasts
|
18
|
Sterling Holloway was original voice of which
Disney character
|
Winnie the Pooh
|
19
|
Name the knot used to shorten a rope without
cutting it
|
Sheepshank
|
20
|
Fanny Crosby wrote over 8000 of these - what
|
Hymns
|
21
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What was the first country to use postcards
|
Austria
|
22
|
What makes the holes in Swiss cheese
|
Gas given off by
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|
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bacteria
|
23
|
Before 1883 who were called kranks
|
Baseball fans – fan
|
|
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invented then
|
24
|
What did Ed Peterson invent
|
Egg McMuffin
|
25
|
What is the most consumed fruit in the US
|
Coffee Bean
|
26
|
Seth Wheeler patented it in 1871 - what
|
Wrapping Paper
|
27
|
Which actor wore an old trenchcoat in one scene
in all his films
|
David Niven
|
28
|
What did J Edgar Hoover call home of disease
bribery rape
|
Motels
|
29
|
Which prop item did MGM ban from film sets in the
early 50s T
|
V sets
|
30
|
What is the more common name for blue corundum
|
Sapphire
|
31
|
The 42 string guitar is correctly called what
|
Pikasso guitar
|
32
|
What is made in shapes called finger, petticoat
and thistle
|
Scottish Shortbread
|
33
|
What were the first tennis balls stuffed with
|
Human Hair
|
34
|
What did the US government call predawn vertical
insertion
|
Invasion of Granada
|
35
|
For what would you use zener cards
|
To test for ESP
|
36
|
In 1908 A'Ecu d'Or became the worlds first what
|
Pornographic film
|
37
|
In Star Trek what is Chekov's first name
|
Pavel
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38
|
In Norse mythology Thor's chariot is pulled by
two what
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Goats name
|
|
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Tanngrisni Tanngnost
|
39
|
What were the old hecklers in the Muppet show
named after
|
New York Hotels
|
|
|
Waldorf Stadler
|
40
|
According to Billboard what was the top single of
the 60s
|
Hey Jude
|
41
|
Steely Dan is a band but what was the original
steely dan
|
Chrome dildo
|
42
|
In the Middle Ages people threw what at the Bride
and Groom
|
Eggs
|
43
|
What does the sun in SUN Microsystems stand for
|
Stanford University
|
|
|
Network
|
44
|
In Frank Herbert's Dune what are the Makers
|
Sandworms - Shai-
|
|
|
haulud
|
45
|
Which country produces the most full length
feature films
|
India
|
46
|
What is the most popular dogs name in the US
|
Max
|
47
|
What is the common name for a five wood in golf
|
Baffy
|
48
|
In Rebel Without a Cause name the High School
|
Dawson
|
49
|
A young what is called a blinker
|
Mackerel
|
50
|
In Peter and the Wolf what instrument represents
the duck
|
The Oboe
|
No
|
Questions
Quiz 88
|
Answers
|
51
|
According to Gene Kelly who was his favourite
dancing partner
|
Fred Astair
|
Page 176
52
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What word appears in more film titles than any
other
|
Love
|
53
|
And which word comes second
|
Paris
|
54
|
Socrates was trained into what profession
|
Stonecutter
|
55
|
Who starred in cartoon where the Tasmanian Devil
1st appeared
|
Bugs Bunny – Devil
|
|
|
may Hare
|
56
|
What is the oldest ship commissioned in the Royal
Navy
|
HMS Victory from
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|
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5/7/1775
|
57
|
To the Apache Indians what were God Dogs
|
Horses
|
58
|
An onomastician studies what
|
Names
|
59
|
The filaments for the first electric lamp were
made from what
|
Bamboo
|
60
|
Which companies first product was an audio
oscillator
|
Hewlett Packard
|
61
|
What was the first boxed cereal
|
Shredded wheat
|
62
|
Which animals name comes from Arabic he who walks
swiftly
|
Giraffe
|
63
|
What was Blondies name before she married Dagwood
|
Boopadoop
|
64
|
The sleeve of which album was the first to
feature lyrics
|
Beatles Sergeant
|
|
|
Peppers
|
65
|
In liquid measure a pipe is made up of two what
|
Hogsheads
|
66
|
Which companies name translates as abundant
fields
|
Toyota
|
67
|
Which group of professionals use computer dating
the most
|
Teachers
|
68
|
Most people bob for apples what do Adams family
bob for
|
Crabs
|
69
|
Which department uses 65% of all paper bought by
US gov
|
Defence department
|
70
|
Bowl of red is the Aztec translation of which
food item
|
Chilli
|
71
|
Who wanted to play Brody in Jaws but Spielberg
rejected him
|
Charlton Heston
|
72
|
What are you doing if you pandiculate
|
Yawn
|
73
|
What ailment kills the most fruit flies
|
Constipation
|
74
|
The Finnish know her as Tuna what do we call her
|
Cinderella
|
75
|
25% of Americans believe which fictional
character is real
|
Sherlock Holmes
|
76
|
Dr Seuss created the first animated TV ad for
which company
|
Ford
|
77
|
Where would you find Argine Esther Judith and
Pallas
|
Pack of cards –
|
|
|
Queens names
|
78
|
What is the hole in a pencil sharpener called
|
Chuck
|
79
|
1960 Orange bowl was first appearance of which
sporting giant
|
Goodyear Blimp
|
80
|
In Star Wars George Lucas modelled the Emperor on
who
|
Richard Nixon
|
81
|
What did Popeye eat for strength before spinach
|
Garlic
|
82
|
What is the meaning of Ghandi
|
Grocer
|
83
|
In 1992 2421 US people were injured at home by
what
|
Their Houseplants
|
84
|
What is Gerber's most popular flavour of baby
food
|
Mashed Bananas
|
85
|
What was Billboards hit single of the 1970s
|
You light up my life
|
86
|
In Greek what (bad for your diet item) translates
into solid bile
|
Cholesterol
|
87
|
What links Scorpion Seawolf and Thresher
|
Lost US nuclear
|
|
|
reactors at sea
|
88
|
Who coined the term gossip column
|
Mark Twain
|
89
|
Which singers first band was called The Spiders
|
Alice Cooper
|
90
|
What is the first line on Mel Blanc's tombstone
|
That’s All Folks
|
91
|
What was Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte's official
emblem
|
Bumblebee
|
92
|
The locals call it Druk Yul - Land of the Dragon
what country
|
Bhutan
|
93
|
What was the first US TV series broadcast in the
USSR
|
Daktari
|
94
|
In Belgium if you are eating waterzooi what is it
|
Creamy fish stew
|
95
|
What is the part of a horse between fetlock and
hoof called
|
Pastern
|
96
|
A Hobbits will requires seven signatures in what
|
Red Ink
|
97
|
Which classic film was called production 9401
during filming
|
Psycho
|
98
|
Where did we meet Newkirk, Carter, LeBeau and
Kinchlow
|
Hogan's Heroes
|
99
|
Sherrinford was hero Ormond Sacker assistant
names changed To
|
Holmes and Watson
|
100
|
What did Alfred Hormel invent
|
Spam
|
No Questions Quiz 89 Answers
1 Col
Meriweather Lewis Clark Jr developed rules for what in US Horseracing
Page 177
2
|
What, according the Mark Twain, is a stomach
Steinway
|
Accordion
|
3
|
The worlds first what opened in Brighton England
in 1897
|
Petrol (gas) station
|
4
|
Where was the canning process for fish first
developed
|
Sardinia
|
5
|
Where or what is a birds lore
|
Space between eye
|
|
|
and beak
|
6
|
Which three word catchphrase is most universally
recognised
|
Bond James Bond
|
7
|
US civil war what disease incorrectly treated by
ink injections
|
Gonorrhoea
|
8
|
Preparing to invade Japan in WW2 the US ordered
400000 what
|
Purple Hearts
|
9
|
What are Blue Professor, Bottle Imp and Rat Faced
McDougal
|
Fishing Flies
|
10
|
Chrometrophobia is the fear of what
|
Money
|
11
|
Name Bilbo Baggins mother
|
Belladonna Took
|
12
|
Rocky and Bullwinkle enemies are Boris Badenov
and who
|
Natasha Fatale
|
13
|
In Baseball slang who would use The tools of
Ignorance
|
Catchers Equipment
|
14
|
Which American poet was also a surgeon
|
Oliver Wendell
|
|
|
Holmes
|
15
|
What do you do to see phosphenes
|
Shut eyes flashing
|
|
|
lights seen
|
16
|
In Equatorial Guinea its illegal to name your
child what
|
Monica
|
17
|
What in London are the Whitechaple, Courtald and
Heywood
|
Art Galleries
|
18
|
Which word meaning crop growing comes from Latin
to plough
|
Arable
|
19
|
What is unusual about the crab eating seal
|
It don't eat crabs
|
20
|
Bascule cantilever suspension all types of what
|
Bridge
|
21
|
If a dish is served pomontier what does it
contain
|
Potatoes
|
22
|
Which seven letter word in English contains all
five vowels
|
Sequoia
|
23
|
Which country has the most daily newspapers
|
India
|
24
|
What profession receives the Pritzker prize
|
Architects
|
25
|
Saint Bibiana is the Patron Saint of what
|
Hangovers
|
26
|
In the UK 60% of pets have what
|
Health Insurance
|
27
|
How is the Olympic torch lit
|
By the sun in Greece
|
28
|
What shape is cansonsei pasta
|
Little Britches
|
29
|
Dead mans hand was Aces and Eights plus which
other card
|
Queen of Hearts
|
30
|
Charles Atlas promised to make you a new man -
what system
|
Dynamic Tension
|
31
|
Name US mountain range comes from French At the
Bows
|
Ozarks - Aux Arcs
|
32
|
Red headed men are more likely than others to do
what
|
Go Bald
|
33
|
Which Sanskrit phrase means love story
|
Karma Sutra
|
34
|
What is Pennsylvania's main agricultural export
|
Mushrooms
|
35
|
Persia became Iran in 1935 what was it before it
was Persia
|
Iran
|
36
|
Grand Turk is the name of the ship - where would
you see it
|
Old Spice cologne
|
|
|
bottle
|
37
|
The French call it The Casserole what do we call
it
|
The Big Dipper
|
38
|
Where would you see CDEFLOPDZ
|
US Eye test chart
|
39
|
Furritus Latin for little thieves is the name for
which creature
|
Ferrets
|
40
|
Which film begins Friday December 11th 2.43pm
|
Psycho
|
41
|
What is the most common food allergen
|
Nuts
|
42
|
What's the biggest source of pollution in Lake
Ontario
|
Lake Erie
|
43
|
What phrase did Quantum Leap's Sam Beckett use in
every show
|
Oh Boy
|
44
|
Every year 30000 US people are seriously injured
by what
|
Exercise equipment
|
45
|
Who coined the term security blanket
|
Charles Schulz
|
46
|
India has the largest Hindu population what country
has second
|
Nepal
|
47
|
Where did we see a snorkasaurus
|
Flintstones it was
|
|
|
Dino
|
48
|
Your suffering from circadian dysrhythmia what
have you got
|
Jet Lag
|
49
|
Name most performed opera at London opera House
since 1833
|
La Boheme
|
50
|
Which garment gets it's name from the Latin to
cover
|
Toga
|
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