In which famous London shop in Piccadilly is there an animated clock on the front, where the original owners turn on the hour to bow to each other


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What was the name of the American doctor who in 2011 was sentenced to four years in Jail after being convicted of the involuntary manslaughter of pop star Michael Jackson ?


What is the answer: Who won the 1989 Ladies Singles Wimbledon Championship?


Write the answer: Which King did Guy Fawkes attempt to kill with his gunpowder plot?


What is Marge Simpson's maiden name ????


Answer the following question. """Andre 3000"" & ""Big Boi"" make up which hip hop duo?"


Name the tv series about FBI agent Don Eppes and his mathematical genius brother Charlie


Which US TV series is set in the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital?


According to the Scaffold song 'Lily the Pink', who had 'terrible freckles'?


Who built the original Palace of Versailles that was enlarged by Louis XIV?
What is the answer?


The term ‘Heavy metal’ is said to have first appeared in which 1968 song????


A hafiz is a person who has memorized what book?


Write the answer: Who played Patrick, Victor Meldrew's neighbour in One Foot in the Grave


From which European country does Limburger cheese originate????


What is the term for the thousands of rocky or icy bodies orbiting the sun between Jupiter and Mars?


Introduced in 1908, for what does the B in the degree-equivalent course MBA stand?


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'Captain Yossarian' is the central character of which 20th century novel?


What is the answer: Who became the first Prime Minister of an independent Bangladesh in January 1972?


Trivia question: Still on pigs. Which country rears 40% of the world's total of around 764 million pigs?
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Which cartoon character lived in Bunkerton Castle?


What year were all these comedians born: Harry Enfield, Eddie Murphy and Rory Bremner?


Please answer this question: Who was expelled from the Surrealist movement due to his views on the Spanish Civil War?


Question: In Arthurian legend, the Fisher King is is the keeper of which relic?
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Write the answer: In which country would you find a TGV train?


Please answer this question: What does the Islamic term Hadj signify?


Question: Sep 21, 1981 saw the confirmation of which associate justice, the first female Supreme Court justice?
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Trivia question: Which European town gave its name to a Treaty which symbolizes closer economic links between European countries?
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Write the answer: What name is given to describes the phenomenon of the gradual mixing of two different substances which are in contact?


Who bought Donington Park’s Dunlop Bridge at a memorabilia auction?
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Please answer this question: In 2009, who became the first woman to have sailed solo and non-stop, both ways around the world in her boat 'Aviva'?


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Who wept on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent after losing the Wimbledon Women's Singles Final against Steffi Graf in 1993?


What is the second biggest city in the UK?
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Caroline of Brunswick was the queen consort of which British King?
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Which Shakespeare play could be summarised as 'Falstaff's cynical seduction of two wealthy women goes awry when they find out about each other and decide to return the compliment by making him a laughing stock'????


Write the answer: Which actor took Russian citizenship in January 2013 amid a row over taxes in his native country?


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A novel by General Lew Wallace published in 1880 was made into which films in 1926 (a silent movie) and 1959 (produced by William Wyler)?


What was the middle name of US actor James Dean?
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Question: Which fictional UK television doctor lives in Tannochbrae?
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'John Paul II International Airport' serves which Polish city????


Write the answer: In which year did students first enrol in the Open University in the UK


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Which Puccini opera begins with 'Rodolfo' finishing writing an article while his friends go drinking?


Write the answer: In the culinary world, what word is used for the edible offal of a fowl, typically including the heart, gizzard and liver?


Question: Which Scot was Glenn Hoddle's assistant in the 'England job'?
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What is the answer: Which is the only country outside Africa where lions can be found in the wild?


Question: The Greek architect Konstantinos Apostolos Doxiadis is best remembered for designing which Asian capital city?
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Kwells tablets are taken to prevent which ailment?


Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner became President of which South American country in December 2007?


What is the answer: "Which U.S. state is the ""Land of Lincoln""?"


Trivia question: Petroliam Nasional Berhad, the huge Malaysian gas/oil corporation gave its abbreviated name to what world-leading Kuala Lumpa landmark?
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Which British band reached number one in the UK pop charts in June 1983 with the record 'Every Breath You Take'????


Answer the following question. At the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, Lady Gaga wore a controversial dress made of what?


What is the name of the 2500km long tourism trail on the west coast of Ireland????


Please answer this question: What was the name of the 'Birdman of Alcatraz'?


Queen Joan of Navarre, who was imprisoned for witchcraft, was the stepmother of which English monarch????


Trivia question: "Which police station is at the centre of the long-running UK TV series ""The Bill""?"
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Question: "Which American writer chronicled the lives of the Glass family in works such as ""Franny and Zooey"", and ""Raise the Roofbeam, Carpenters""?"
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Dame Judi Dench and which other actress played the Widdington sisters in the 2004 film Ladies in Lavender?
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Trivia question: Which American singer's music publishing company was called Gladys Music?
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What is the answer: Released in 1994, 'Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are' is the hit single with the longest un-bracketed title in UK chart history. Who sang it?


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Answer the following question. Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Chad, Niger, Mali and Ethiopia are the largest nations in the world without a?


What is the answer: In the history of the universe what term refers to immediately after the Big Bang?


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What agency protects the U.S. President?


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Who directed the film 'Last Tango in Paris'? (


Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution says that no one may be forced to testify against himself
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Answer the following question. Which team did Jose Mourinho manage to win the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final - beating Monaco 3-0?


Question: The 1999 Spike Lee film Summer of Sam focuses on the crimes of what famous serial killer?
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What is the answer: The city of Baghdad lies on which river?


Answer the following question. Written by Earl Derr Biggers in 1925, 'The House Without A Key' was the first novel to feature which Chinese- American detective?


Answer the following question. Which horse race is held at Churchill Downs?


What is the answer: On the buttons of a VCR or DVD player, what does the sign in the shape of a double right pointing arrow mean?


The plot of which Arthur Miller play takes place entirely within the mind of a new York Jewish intellectual called 'Quentin'????


In which US state was singer Bruno Mars born?


Trivia question: Which English clergyman/chemist discovered oxygen?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. Marilyn Monroe starred in the Seven Year Itch. Who directed it?


Answer the following question. "Who starred in and directed the 1993 film ""A Bronx Tale""?"


Trivia question: Who is currently the Prime Minister of New Zealand?
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Question: "The novel, ""Birdsong"", by Sebastian Faulks, is mainly set during which war?"
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In cricket, which nation won the 2009 Ashes series????


Question: Who did John McEnroe beat to win his first Wimbledon singles final?
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Trivia question: According to the song, what killed the radio star?
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The 1960’s television series ‘Lost in Space’ is set in which year?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: What hourglass-shaped women's garment was made using whalebone?


Electric Christmas tree lights were first used in what year????


Question: What is the name given to the triangular savoury Indian pasties filled with meat or vegetables and seasoned with herbs and spices
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What is the answer: According to the rhyme, what is Wednesday’s child?


For how long did the Sleeping Beauty fall asleep according to most versions of the fairy story ?
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Trivia question: What reptile, of which there are two living species, the American and the Chinese, got its name from the Spanish for lizard?
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Please answer this question: On Sept 18, 1947, which branch of the US Military became an independent branch, following 40 years under the leadership of the Army?


Please answer this question: Give a year in the life of Miguel Cervantes, Spanish novelist, poet and playwright?


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"According to the song lyrics where can ""you check out any time you like, but you can never leave""?"


Trivia question: Which Scotsman was given a ship by Americans to harass English shipping near Great Britain, and later became an admiral in the Russian Navy of Catherine The Great?
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What is the answer: US singer Steveland Hardaway Morris is better known by what name?


Answer the following question. The islands of Malta, Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica are in which Sea?


Please answer this question: In cooking, 190 degrees Celsius is the equivalent to which Gas Mark?


Write the answer: Which Rodgers & Hammerstein musical of 1945 features the songs 'June Is Bustin' Out All Over' and 'If I Loved You'?


Which religion was founded by Guru Nanak in the 16th Century?
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Question: January 3, 1924 saw Howard Carter discover what famous Egyptian pharaoh?
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"Which tree produces red fruits called ""haws""?"???


Answer the following question. The Andaman Sea is part of which ocean?


What is the answer: Kurt Russell is the long term partner of which actress?


Answer the following question. "In the film 'Casablanca', Humphrey Bogart said ""Play it again, Sam"". True or False?"


Write the answer: Who was the first NASA astronaut to conduct a spacewalk?


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What type of animal is a saluki?


On which West Indian island did the Calypso originate?
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. A group of which fish is called a Lap?


In the year 1800, who was King of Great Britain and King of Ireland????


Question: In which postcode area are the Wimbledon Championships held? SW15, SW17 or SW19?
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Question: Which cockney private detective, co-created by Terry Venables, was portrayed on TV by Nicholas Ball?
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Answer the following question. Which county did Ian Botham join when he left Somerset


Please answer this question: What sort of plant is 'Bladderwrack'?


The male of which species of white whale develops a long twisted tusk that projects through its upper lip ?
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What is the answer: Which Scottish league team play their home game at Victoria Park and have the nickname The Staggies'?


Trivia question: Rapunzel, Mother Gothel and Paulo are all characters in which 2010 animated film?
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Please answer this question: Taking its name from the Portuguese words for wine and garlic, which hot curry originated in Goa?


Psychoanalyst A A Brill described what as ‘Torches of Freedom’ in the 1920’s, as symbols of equality for women?


Please answer this question: Colchester stands on which river? The river shares its name with a Lancashire town.


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Bryan Ferry was the lead singer of which 1970’s band?


What element is mixed with Iron to make cast iron?
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In what city was Muhammad born?


What is the lightest metal under standard conditions????


Answer the following question. The battle of 'Flodden Field' took place in which English county?


Answer the following question. Which city in the USA suffered a huge fire in 1871 allegedly started by a cow?


Which country's national railway has bought out 'English, Welsh and Scottish Railways' and is negotiating to buy the government's one third share in Eurostar?
What is the answer?


Which US state was admitted to the Union in 1876, hence its nickname of 'the Centennial State'?


Trivia question: Which country defeated the Ivory Coast to win football's Africa Cup of Nations?
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In which African country is the popular resort of Monastir?


In which decade was Barack Obama born?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: Who was the first Prime Minister to give birth while in office?


Answer the following question. Arthur Thistlewood led which failed conspiracy in 1820?


What is the answer: In what 80s arcade game were you armed with a lance and mounted upon an flying ostrich?


What is the answer: Who was the only female victim to be killed off in the opening credit sequence in Police Squad?


What is the answer: In Egyptian mythology, what was personified by the god Geb?


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Who was the first female prime minister of the Republic of India, who served for three consecutive terms from 1966 to 1977 and then from 1980 until her assassination in 1984?


What is the French name for the English channel????


Who became Secretary -General of the Soviet Communist Party in 1985?


Please answer this question: Which mountain overlooks Rio De Janeiro and its harbour?


Question: ‘Impossible is nothing’ is the motto of which sportswear company?
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Please answer this question: What slippery synthetic substance was Ronald Reagan compared to - because no scandals stuck to him?


Question: What item of clothing do you associate with a 1979 hit song from Neil Diamond?
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Mrs Darrell Waters books were translated into 120 languages. What was her pen name?
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Please answer this question: The 1938 work The Black Jacobins by C. L. R. James is an account of what upheaval that took place between 1791 and 1804?


Which pop star had the real name of Ernest Evans?
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Answer the following question. Who was the first overseas manager to win the Premier League title?


Question: "What is the more common name of the ""simple plurality"" system of voting?"
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Question: At which school was Billy Bunter a pupil
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Write the answer: In which city are Argentine, Bel-Air, Bolivar, Liege, Rome and Stalingrad all found within a few miles of each other?


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Who voices Donkey in the Shrek series of films?


What is the answer: The name of Niccolo Paganini is associated with which instrument?


Write the answer: What is the pen name of Jim Grant, the British author who writes stories about the former U.S. Military Police Major, Jack Reacher?


What is the answer: The Hindi/Sanskrit 'kotwal' refers to what profession in India?


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I what year was the first 'Mechanical Hare' used in greyhound racing?


Please answer this question: Who famously gatecrashed a state dinner for Indian President Manmohan Singh at the White House on 24 November 2009?


Please answer this question: Who was the first President to be an American citizen from birth, having been born after the Declaration of Independence?


Write the answer: The name of which person born in Dublin is connected in English history with the locations of Vimiero, Talavera, Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes and Waterloo?


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What is the first name of the renowned cellist who is Andrew Lloyd Webber’s brother?


Trivia question: Which Roman historian was the son-in-law of Agricola the Roman Governor of Britain?
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Write the answer: Tala is the basic monetary unit of which country?


Answer the following question. "In what city did James Joyce's ""Ulysses"" take place?"


Question: Whose hit 'I Will Survive' became an anthem for Women's' Lib?
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The Hel Peninsula is part of which European country????


What is the answer: The splanchnocranium refers to the bones of which defining part of the human body?


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Who is the only black man to win a singles title at Wimbledon?


Who was the youngest ever Pope?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: The word 'Araf, painted on the road surface in Wales means what in English?


Please answer this question: The Bell Rock Lighthouse, said to be the oldest surviving offshore lighthouse in the world, lies off the coast of which European country?


Question: American singer Katheryn Hudson is better known by what name?
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Answer the following question. Introduced in 1940, the 'Local Defence Volunteers' later became known by what two word name?


What is the answer: What is the more familiar name for the aromatic gum resin olibanum?


Trivia question: Of what family are Onion, garlic, shallot, leek and chive?
And the answer is?


Trivia question: Liverpool played against whom in the first ever ‘Match of the Day’ in 1964?
And the answer is?


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Which orchestral conductor was married to one of the subjects of the film Hillary and Jackie?


Please answer this question: In which sport is it forbidden for anyone to play left handed?


In which arcade game, would you find ghosts called Inky, Pinky, Blinky and Clyde????


Which Scottish percussionist born in 1965 has been deaf since the age of 12?


According to the proverb, what is the better part of valor?
What is the answer?


What is the only language that is historically African in origin among the six official working languages of the African Union?


On Sept 18, 1947, which branch of the US Military became an independent branch, following 40 years under the leadership of the Army?
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Question: "The ""phylloxera epidemic"" affects what?"
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Please answer this question: Which sports event was first held at Worcester, Massachusetts in 1927?


"What medical board game features body parts such as ""Charley Horse"" and ""Spare Ribs""?"
What is the answer?


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Constantia, famous as a wine growing area, is a suburb of which South African city?


Answer the following question. Which Cricket county's ' Twenty / 20 ' team are known as the ' Foxes ' ?


Which motor manufacturer makes the Cee'd and Picanto models?


What is the fin called underneath the rear of a surfboard?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: Which was the first of the Mr. Men characters to be created by cartoonist Roger Hargreaves?


Answer the following question. Who played Claude Greengrass in 'Heartbeat'?


Answer the following question. In which English county is Lake Rudyard?


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What is the capital of the US state of Georgia?


"""Serpula Lacrymans"" is the technical name for which decay of seasoned timber caused by a fungi that consume the cellulose of wood, leaving a soft skeleton which is readily reduced to powder ?"


Write the answer: Proclaiming himself "the luckiest man on the face of the earth", what baseball legend announced his retirement from the New York Yankees on July 4, 1939, following an amazing streak of 2130 straight games?


Question: Who played King Arthur in the 2004 film 'King Arthur'?
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What type of animal is the star of the 2005 film Racing Stripes?
What is the answer?


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Hawley Harvey were the first names of which criminal?


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Which tube station stands at the northern end of the Piccadilly Line


Trivia question: What is the title of Stephen King’s first novel published under his own name?
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Question: What TV character worked as a salesman at Gary's Shoes in Chicago, Illinois?
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Question: What is the Milky Way?
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Trivia question: If you had two eight enders in one bonspiel what are you playing
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Which country is famous for its Blue Lagoon hot springs bathing lake?
What is the answer?


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Eugne Arnold Dolmetsch (1858-1940) is seen as largely responsible for promoting what for use in schools?


Question: Which director won the 'Oscar' for best Director for the picture 'A Beautiful Mind' in 2001?
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Which car manufacturer has its headquarters at Martorell near Barcelona?
What is the answer?


What religious text was recently adapted into a hit Broadway musical????


Aphasia is the medical term for the inability to use or understand what, resulting from damage to the brain????


… Wordsworth questioning whether it was a bird at all, “or but a wandering voice”????


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In which city does the action of the Shakespeare play Measure for Measure take place?


Who plays the title character in the recent BBC TV series 'Sherlock'?
What is the answer?


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Who wrote 'Confessions of an English Opium Eater'?


What country is the world's largest producer of Tobacco????


What is the answer: In which English town is the Georgian colonnade called the Pantiles?


What is the answer: What is the collective noun for a group of pigs?


What international organisation was created in 1958 to bring about economic integration between European nations?


In what year did Captain Matthew Webb become the first to swim the English Channel?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: Which island is particularly associated with the artist Paul Gauguin?
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: Who plays Mrs. Hudson in the BBC tv series ‘Sherlock’?


Trivia question: 'The Castle of Otranto' often called the first gothic novel, was written in 1764 by whom?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: What is analysed by, and of special interest to, a 'Graphologist'?


What is the county town of the Irish County Mayo?


The globally popular TV franchise/series relaunched by Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc is?


Please answer this question: "Which Latin phrase, that translates literally as ""under the rose"", means 'secretly' or 'in confidence'?"


Question: Who killed Jean Paul Marat?
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Question: In which city was the rock star Michael Hutchence found dead in 1997 ?
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Question: A Varsovian is a native of which capital city
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Write the answer: Ardbeg is whisky distillery on which Scottish island?


"Who recorded the 70's disco song ""You're My First, My last, My Everything""?"???


Answer the following question. On the 4th, which half of a famous musical act died in California, aged 74?


Trivia question: The title of the play Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw comes from the opening words of the Aeneid by which Roman poet?
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What is the answer: Which film starring Reese Witherspoon had the same title as a hit by Lynyrd Skynyrd?


Trivia question: Greek philosopher Socrates was sentenced to death by drinking which kind of poison ?
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Write the answer: Which chemical element, atomic number 74, used to be called Wolfram?


Question: First I was afraid I was petrified, are the first words of which song
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Which US President was born Lesley Lynch King Jr?


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What country has 11 official languages including Zulu, Xhosa, and English?


Write the answer: Gibraltar is linked by ferry to which North African city?


Question: Mossel Bay is a harbour town which lies on the coast of which African country?
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What are the grades of proficiency in judo called?


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In Egyptian mythology, of what is Nut the goddess?


Please answer this question: Bole is a shade of which colour?


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Kingsley Amis, John Gardner and Raymond Benson have written novels about which character, after the death of the original author?


In January 2013 Novak Djokovi and Victoria Azarenka won the respective men's and women's titles in which Championship?


Answer the following question. What is the capital city of Colombia?


Trivia question: Who was the first Hanover King of England?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. Which is the largest city in Scandinavia by population ?


Please answer this question: What satellite, launched by NASA aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral on 10 July 1962, was built as part of a multi-national agreement between AT&T;, Bell Telephone Laboratories, NASA, the British General Post Office, and the French National PTT (Post, Telegraph & Telecom Office)?


In January 1957, Russell Endean became the first batsman to be dismissed from a test cricket match for doing what????


Answer the following question. How is the number ten written in Roman numerals?


The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional) is a revolutionary group in which country????


Write the answer: In humans, Duane Syndrome affects which part of the body?


Please answer this question: Keflavik is the main international airport of which country?


What is the official language of Nicaragua?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: The word milieu refers to a person's?


What hourglass-shaped women's garment was made using whalebone?
What is the answer?


April 30, 1945 saw the death of the worlds second biggest asshat ever, when Adolf Hitler offed himself. Whom did he marry the day before his death????


Question: The island of Taiwan is off the coast of where?
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Trivia question: Which boxing champion had the nickname 'Hit-Man'?
And the answer is?


‘Loitering With Intent’ is a 1993 autobiography by which British actor?
What is the answer?


Question: According to the rules of golf, what is the maximum number of golf clubs that a player is permitted to carry in his bag?
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Please answer this question: "Who wrote the opera ""Gloriana"" for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II?"


Answer the following question. "What profession had been followed by Yorick, a character in Shakespeare's ""Hamlet""?"


Which British sausage is traditionally sold in a coil?


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In feet, how wide is a singles tennis court?


What word best describes a triangle where one angle is equal to 90 degrees????


Write the answer: Who presents the BBC4 cerebral quiz show 'Only Connect'?


What is the answer: Set up in 1954 as a merger of smaller groups, the Front de Libration Nationale fought a war for independence from France until 1962, when the French government signed a cease-fire agreement. The FLN became the only legal party in which country?


What is the answer: What is the more common name for 'transposons' discovered by Barbara McClintock who investigated the reason for uneven splattering of color in corn kernels?


Spiro Agnew was US vice-president to which president?
What is the answer?


The marine iguana can only be found on which islands?


Question: In 2010 British ex-soldier Ed Stafford became the first person (ever known) to walk the entire length of what river?
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What type of rain did Prince sing about in 1984?


What bridge connects the two peninsulas of Michigan?
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Which model of Ford is named after the Italian resort which was host to the 1956 Winter Olympics?


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The Royal Border Bridge crosses which river


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209 year ago today was the founding of the United States Military Academy at what New York location?


Question: Interflug used the AN-2 and AN-24 aircraft - manufactured by which company?
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What was the name of the family in the 1960s TV series `Upstairs Downstairs'?


Write the answer: In which country were democratic elections held in May 1989, and though Guillermo Endara was elected president, the results were annulled by the existing government?


Please answer this question: How was the European Recovery Program in the 1940s more commonly known?


Who took over the leadership of Russia when Boris Yeltsin resigned
What is the answer?


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What is each section of ten beads on a rosary called?


Please answer this question: Who plays 'Mahmud Nasir', a Muslim who finds out he was born Jewish, in the 2010 film 'The Infidel'?


Please answer this question: Which English road in Anglo-Saxon times went from Axminster via Bath, Cirencester, Leicester and Newark to Lincoln?


Trivia question: Which country has the internet domain .de?
And the answer is?


What is a dish of pickled herring fillets wrapped around an onion or gerkhin called


What Roman wall lies near the boundary of Scotland and England????


Trivia question: If you heard the catchphrase "They're great" what would expect to be advertised?
And the answer is?


Red Grant was a villain in which James Bond movie????


What is the answer: Harvey was one of Dr. Crippen’s first names. What was the other?


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What 1996 film was about a group of drug taking misfits in Edinburgh


Question: What animals does a mahout work with?
Answer:


Which game that contained many D&D; features and references, including a computer controlled dungeon master, created in 1975 by Will Crowther on a DEC PDP-10 computer, the first widely used adventure game, was significantly expanded in 1976 by Don Woods, that inspired a group of students at MIT to write a game called Zork in the summer of 1977 for the PDP-10 minicomputer which became quite popular on the ARPANET????


Please answer this question: In which European city is Kurtfurstendamm the main shopping street?


What mission was the fifth human space flight of 'Project Apollo', the third human voyage to the Moon and the first manned mission to land on the Moon?
What is the answer?


Following success at the 1979 election whose party conference speeech included the lines 'you turn if you want to, the lady's not for turning'?


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What name is given to an alcoholic drink that is taken in an effort to cure a hangover?


Question: "To what was Wordsworth referring when he wrote, ""Shall I call thee bird, or but a wandering voice?"
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Noss, Unst, Lamba and Foula are part of which Scottish island group?


Which newspaper did Peter Parker work for?
What is the answer?


In June 2013 US Texas State Senator Wendy Davis filibustered for 10 hours to obstruct Texas state laws concerning?
What is the answer?


Which Italian city is the setting for Romeo and Juliet?


Please answer this question: What spirit is mixed with ginger beer in a Moscow mule?


Write the answer: In medicine, chromotopsia is the term for abnormally coloured what?


Question: Which word completes the name of the rock band 'Half Man Half...'?
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Answer the following question. Who became Germany's first female chancellor?


What is the answer: The flag of the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was what single colour?


Trivia question: In which building is Napoleon Bonaparte buried?
And the answer is?


Center, Offensive guard, Offensive tackle, Tight end, Wide receiver, Fullback, Running back, Quarterback, Defensive end, Defensive tackle, Nose guard, Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Nickelback and Dimeback are positions in which sport????


Please answer this question: What station is at the western end of the Ffestiniog railway in Wales?


What genus of flowering plants, native to an area from Brazil to Peru to southern Argentina discovered in 1768 by French botanist Philibert Commeron, is a thorny, woody vine reaching from 1 to 12 metres tall by growing over other plants with hooked thorns tipped with a black, waxy substance????


What is the answer: What was the name of the female that politician John Profumo had an affair with which ended his political career in 1963?


Question: The administration of which American President was rocked by the 'Teapot Dome Scandal' of the 1920's?
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Write the answer: Opened in May 11, 2010, Charlotte, NC is the home to the Hall of Fame for what popular outdoor sport, the second most watched sport (on TV) in the US?


What is the name of the laboratory in New Jersey which is associated with Thomas Edison????


Which King reigned for only 325 days????


What is the name of the island formed by volcanic action off the south coast of Iceland in 1963


Write the answer: ‘Back to Bedlam’ was the debut album for which British singer?


What is the answer: In what Eastern European country did violence arise against Uzbeks during 2010?


Write the answer: "Who plays the part of Ric Griffin in TV's ""Holby City""?"


Trivia question: Who resigned as President of Germany in February?
And the answer is?


In which sport did Olympic gold medallists Roger Ducret, Lucien Gaudin, Laura Flessel-Colovic, Gaston Alibert, Pascale Trinquet, Christian d'Oriola, Jehan Buhan and Albert Robert Ayat represent France?
What is the answer?


What is the alternative two-word name for the Ratel, a member of the weasel family?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: What is the ninth month of the Muslim year, a period of fasting during which there is strict abstinence during daylight from food, drink and perfume?


Question: Who is Head of State of New Zealand?
Answer:


Write the answer: Which American president was assassinated by Charles Guiteau in 1881?


Trivia question: What cereal crop is used to make single malt whisky in Scotland?
And the answer is?


For which county did Ted Dexter play cricket for most of his career?


Trivia question: What is the ocean current that flows from Florida to Europe?
And the answer is?


Question: Which is the only internal organ that can regenerate itself?
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The 2010 Six Nations Championship, the 11th series of an annual rugby union competition contested by the six major Northern Hemisphere rugby union national teams, was won by France. Which nation won it in 2009 and came second in 2010 and 2011????


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Wisent is an alternative name for which animal?


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Which singer played the Goblin King Jareth in the film Labyrinth'?


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Who composed the musical shows 'Swingtime' and 'Showboat'?


What is the answer: What nationality was Pope Adrian the sixth, the only man from that country to have held the position?


What is the answer: "During an infamous court case who said of Lord Astor's denial ""Well he would, wouldn't he""?"


Answer the following question. Who in the Muslim faith proclaims the hours of prayer from a minaret?


Who was the question master in the original series of TV’s Going For Gold?
What is the answer?


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What is the traditional name for a 40th wedding anniversary?


Answer the following question. According to the song, what did my true love send to me on the eighth day of Christmas?


Write the answer: What is the medical term for high blood pressure?


Question: Can you name the singer of the title track for '1971 - Diamonds Are Forever'?
Answer:


"What were the last words of Romeo in Shakespeare's ""Romeo and Juliet""?"???


Answer the following question. Which President of the Philippines was deposed in 1986?


What is the answer: "The TV series ""Married... with Children"" was set in which city?"


Question: Bass red triangle was the first ever registered (UK)?
Answer:


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During World War II in which country did the Battle of the Kasserine Pass take place?


Trivia question: The hall of fame for what sport is located in Saratoga Springs, NY, in which the announcement of new inductees is usually made on the first Saturday in May in Louisville, Ky?
And the answer is?


What main category of machines 'produce continuous power from a wheel/rotor, usually with vanes, revolved by fast flowing fluid'?


Question: What was the middle name of the author William Thackeray?
Answer:


Which island has belonged to Carthage, Rome, the Saracens, the King of Aragon, the Dukes of Savoy, United Italy under Victor Emmanuel and was granted autonomous government in 1947?


What is the answer: In the UK tv series ‘Mr Bean’, what model car does Mr Bean drive?


Which Scottish football team plays home games at Easter Road?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: The cocktail called a Tom Collins consists of lemon or lime juice, sugar, soda water and what else?


What is the answer: In which Canadian city is the Lion's Gate Bridge?


Who won the World Individual Championship Speedway title four times in 1957, 1958, 1964 and 1966?


What is the answer: What was Shakespeare's shortest play - written in 1594?


Write the answer: Juba is the capital of which country?


Trivia question: By congressional resolution, Sam Wilson, of Troy, New York, a meat supplier for the Army during the War of 1812,is recognized as the progenitor of what famous American symbol?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: "In Victorian England, what was a ""reticule""?"


Answer the following question. Between 1956 and 1968, the American athlete Al oerter won four consecutive Olympic gold medals in which filed event?


Answer the following question. Who has been Secretary of State for Work and Pensions since May 2010?


Write the answer: Toothpaste, turtle, oxblood, oilie/oily, ade, and swirly are types of what?


Who made the 1995 album 'Jagged Little Pill' which sold 33 million copies?


Which country has parishes including Westmoreland, St Andrew and Manchester????


Answer the following question. David Copperfield and Ali Bongo have been recent winners of the David Devant Award, named after the first President of which society?


Who was born at Villa Mon Repos, Corfu, in 1921????


"Judi Dench won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actressfor playing which character in the 1998 film ""Shakespeare in Love""?"???


"Which actress played 'Valeria"" in the film Carry On Screaming?"


Please answer this question: The name of which chemical element of the Periodic Table ends with the letters KEL ?


Write the answer: In which decade was the David Lean film 'Lawrence Of Arabia' released?


Write the answer: "Which composer, born in Grenoble in 1803 wrote ""Benvenuto Cellini"", the first of his three operas?"


Answer the following question. Eamon de Valera founded which Irish political party in 1926?


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The German company Recaro famously produces what high-performance product?


What was the name of the container ship that foundered off the SW coast of England in Early 2007?


Which is the highest prime number less than 100?


Write the answer: What does a costermonger sell?


Question: "What single word sounds like ""Youth in Asia""?"
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Which African island is named in honour of the saint upon whose feast day the island was discovered in 1471?


Who designed the Adidas sportswear for the British Olympic and Paralympics teams at the 2012 London Games????


In which book did Edgar Linton marry Catherine Eamshaw?
What is the answer?


Known as the Hero of Haarlem, what did the little Dutch boy use to plug the leak in a dike?
What is the answer?


Emelius Browne, Mr Jelk and Colonel Heller are all characters in which Disney film?
What is the answer?


The Lord Advocate is the chief law officer in which European country?


Who won baseball's first World Series of the 80s?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: Known as a 'jumper dress' in US-English what garment is named originally from its being attached to the front of a dress?
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In which country did the Battle of El Alamein take place?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: What is the name of the clarified butter used in Indian cookery?


Answer the following question. What year were all these comedians born: Harry Enfield, Eddie Murphy and Rory Bremner?


Please answer this question: In the 18th century, the capital of Russia was moved from Moscow to where?


Question: Who presents the BBC4 cerebral quiz show 'Only Connect'?
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Trivia question: What name was given to areas of England under Viking control?
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Under what name is the American singer/songwriter Steveland Judkins better known????


Write the answer: In the British Army, which commissioned rank is indicated by a crown on each shoulder?


Please answer this question: Who in verse sailed to the land where the bong tree grows


Question: Who wrote the book 'Elmer Gantry'?
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Write the answer: In which year did it become compulsory to wear seat belts in front seats of cars in the UK?


Question: Toussaint Louverture was the founding father of what country?
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Trivia question: According to several early Old Testament books, who led the Israelites after the death of Moses?
And the answer is?


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"Published in 1883, who was the author of the children's book ""The Adventures of Pinocchio""?"


Who resigned as President of Germany in February?


Question: Which sea lies off the Great Barrier Reef?
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Which type of hat takes its name from an 1894 novel by George Du Maurier where the title character has the surname O'Ferrall ?
What is the answer?


Question: What did Peter Carl Fabergé famously make?
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Write the answer: Which US lead singer's real name is William Baily?


Question: What does the DSM-IV define as:     A. Over a period of at least 6 months, recurrent, intense sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges, or behaviors involving the act of observing an unsuspecting person who is naked, in the process of disrobing, or engaging in sexual activity. B. The person has acted on these urges, or the sexual urges or fantasies cause marked distress or interpersonal difficulty.
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Answer the following question. Which tennis player was dubbed ‘Superbrat’ by the British press?


Which town was the birthplace of David Garrick?


Answer the following question. Which car company produces the Meriva model?


On which of the hills of ancient Rome were the main residences of the Caesars?


In physics, 'the rate of change of position' is a basic definition of what term????


Please answer this question: The Nazi regime was Germany's Third Reich; which was the first Reich?


Answer the following question. Who was Margaret Thatcher's first Chancellor of the Exchequer?


What is the answer: Name the year: American gangster AI Capone dies, Princess Elizabeth marries and India gains its independence?


Question: On which record label did Elvis Presley launch his career?
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Answer the following question. "Under what name did Mrs. Middleton Murray publish works such as ""The Garden Party"", ""The Dove's Nest"" and ""Something Childish""?"


Question: Malabo is the capital of which African country?
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"For what television series was the theme tune ""I'll be there for you"" ?"


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John Lennon had two number one hits in 1981. 'Imagine' was one, what was the other?


Trivia question: "The X-Files spawned two theatrical movies, ""The X-Files"" and ""I Want To Believe"", and which spin-off TV series?"
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: "In what country, between the 1950s and 1980, would one have found ""Rusticated Youth""?"


Trivia question: What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. "Shakespeare coined which four word phrase in the play ""Macbeth"" which has become a commonly used cliche for compassion ?"


Trivia question: Greek philosopher Socrates was sentenced to death by drinking which kind of poison ?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: Who wrote The Railway Children?


Answer the following question. The antirrhinum plant is more commonly known as what?


Please answer this question: What was the name of the character played by Paul Newman in the film The Sting


Please answer this question: What radio station do you find at 90.3 on your FM dial?


Answer the following question. "Which comedian said, ""Marriage is a wonderful invention, but then again, so is the bicycle repair kit""?"


Question: Who played the tenth Doctor?
Answer:


Write the answer: Generally the standard steps per minute for a military 'quick march' pace is?


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In Eastenders what was Ethel's surname


Write the answer: Who composed the first ever concerto for tuba and orchestra?


Question: Which gland controls the release of hormones?
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A rabbit punch is a blow to what part of the body?


What is an oblation in relation to a god? Offering; Curse; Damnation; or Church?


Write the answer: "Which US President was nicknamed ""the Gipper""?"


Answer the following question. "Which Glasgow group signed to Creation Records and recorded their debut single, ""All Fall Down"", in 1985?"


Please answer this question: Referring to an aspect of its shape, what is the alternative name for a premolar tooth?


Question: Who played the title role in the TV series 'The Rockford Files'?
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What is the name of the Police Chief in 'The Simpsons'????


Chanterelle and Oyster are types of what?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: A 2 stroke engine, used in such devices as chainsaws, is fuelled by a mixture of petrol and what other liquid?


Trivia question: After sporadic visits by European explorers and merchants from the 17th century onwards, the eastern half of which continent was claimed by the British in 1770, and officially settled as a penal colony on 26 January 1788?
And the answer is?


Which Muppet from the television series shares a name with a former US President????


What was the name of Lady Chatterley's lover in Lawrence's novel????


The world's deepest known cave is in which country?


Answer the following question. What is the shortest Channel crossing


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In an electrical circuit what is measured by a Wheatstone Bridge?


Answer the following question. It is said that you can't sink in this sea, what sea is it?


What are the world's three most expensive spices


Please answer this question: The Song of Simeon canticle is also known by which Latin name?


Trivia question: Which band released the 1970 album 'In the Wake of Poseidon'?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. What was the former name of Manchester airport ?


What is the answer: Which US actor appeared in the films ‘Ironweed’, ‘The Pledge’ and ‘Easy Rider’?


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In which New York borough would you find Hell’s Kitchen?


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"Complete the title of this James Bond film: ""From Russia With ... """


What is the answer: In which Children's book does the character Wilbur the Pig appear?


Trivia question: Which is the only US state to begin with the letter ‘U’?
And the answer is?


Suya, Puff Puff, and Moin Moin (or Moyi-Moyi) are well-known Nigerian????


Which is the only property on a traditional UK Monopoly board which is south of the River Thames????


Trivia question: Which chain of European retailers began with a store near a crossroads in Annecy, France in 1958?
And the answer is?


Christian is the lead character in the film 2015 adaptation of what extraordinarily successful book?


Answer the following question. Which British comic included Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat?


Answer the following question. In 1968, who did radical feminist Valerie Solanas shoot and wound as he entered his New York studio?


Question: Prince Calef is the male-lead in which Puccini opera?
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Question: Who was the first Republican President of the United States ?
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The oak furniture maker Robert Thompson included a carving of which animal on almost every piece he made from the 1920s until his death in 1955????


Answer the following question. Which country shares a 530 km border with Saudi Arabia on the west, south, and southeast, a 450 km border with Oman on the southeast and northeast, and a smaller border with Qatar in the northwest?


Which 1800 battle saw Napoleon's forces victorious over the Austrians near Alessandria in Piedmont?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: What Chinese tile game was popular in the U.S.?


Write the answer: In 2009 to what did the United Kingdom’s largest insurance company, Norwich Union, change its name?


What is the answer: December 21, 1937 saw the premiere of what feature film, the first full length animated feature film?


What is the stage name of musician Marvin Lee Aday?


Question: What stone was used to decipher Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics?
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Trivia question: What is the common name for the perennial-flowering houseplant, 'Saintpaulia'?
And the answer is?


Which Rugby Union Premiership team play home fixtures at Kingston Park?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: A kittel, or kitl, is what, traditionally worn by male Jews?


What is the answer: What alcoholic drink whose name means 'little water' was first distilled from grain in the 8-9th centuries in NE Europe?


Please answer this question: With which game would you use a squidger, a circular disc between 25mm and 51 mm?


What is the answer: Which company made the 'Tigra' model of car?


What is the world's smallest land-locked country????


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Which well known couple live at Bagshot Park in Surrey?


The fictional country of the Republic of Elbonia, supposedly somewhere in the former Soviet bloc, is featured in which comic strip????


Apart from English, what is the official language of Canada????


Trivia question: Who was the Norse god of mischief?
And the answer is?


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Which choral work by Handel, still used at coronations, was written originally for the Coronation of King George II in 1727?


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By whatname are the four novels of Paul Scott best known, the last of which is entitled A Division of Spoils ?


Question: The navy from which country destroyed the Russian fleet at Port Arthur after a number of attacks in 1904 and 1905?
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Write the answer: Name the Greek equivalent to the Roman goddess, Diana?


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Name the ingredients that make up that classic American favorite, the Big Mac

two all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on sesame seed bun


Please answer this question: Name either of the detectives featured in novels by Reginald Hill and in a TV series based on the novels?


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G-BOAG, G-BOAC, and F-BVFC and the tragic F-BTSC designated what iconic 20thC invention?


What is the answer: What is the square root of 144?


Which bird, in relation to its size, has the thickest skull?


What is the answer: Which country was once led by F.W. de Klerk?


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Which flower has the Latin name Hyacinthoides non scripta?


b What was John Wayne's last film, in 1976?


What is the answer: What colour cat is a Russian Blue?


Question: In which year was the Dambuster's raid
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What is the answer: Rapidly boiling a liquid to make it thicker and more concentrated is called what?


What is the answer: Which three times Formula One champion was burnt in a crash in the 1976 F1 World Championship?


Question: What was Mumbai formerly called?
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The storyline of which 1994 Disney animated film is based on the Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet?


Please answer this question: Born Henry John Deutschendorf Junior, which American singer died when his light aircraft crashed into the sea off California in 1997?


Please answer this question: The Lansdowne Cup is competed for in rugby union by which two countries?


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Prior to Andy Murray who was the last British player to contest a tennis Grand Slam singles final?


What type of company is 'Dunder Mifflin' in the US version of 'The Office'?


Write the answer: On which record label did Elvis Presley launch his career?


Please answer this question: On British television, John Steed and Emma Peel were known collectively as what?


Answer the following question. On which town or city's beach did John Stonehouse do his Reggie Perrin (disappearing act)?


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Which force were defeated by the Athenians at the Battle of Marathon in 490BC?


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"How many different colours are used for the circles on a ""Twister"" mat?"


What magazine was started by Hugh Hefner?
What is the answer?


Question: "Who wrote the 1993 Booker Prize winning novel ""Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha""?"
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Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire????


Question: Arturo Frondizi became president of which South American country in May 1958?
Answer:


Answer the following question. In ‘Dad’s Army’, what was the surname of the air-raid warden?


Name the trademarked bass-frequency cinematic effect developed by Cerwin-Vega and Universal Studios initially for the 1974 film Earthquake?
What is the answer?


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The American legal drama Shark ran from Sept 06 to May 08. Who starred in the title role, playing Sebastian Stark?


What is the answer: Which old English coin was equal to four pence?


Peter Schmeiche’s son is currently the regular goalkeeper at which English football league team?
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. The astronauts Taylor, Landon and Donovan are characters in which 1968 science fiction film ?


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What is the least number of shots that a competitor can take to complete 18 holes of golf?


What is the answer: In the 1904 Olympics, how many of the 23 track and field titles were won by Americans?


Answer the following question. What collective noun is normally used to describe a group of finches or hummingbirds ?


Write the answer: Which Basidon based company, adopting its current name in 1934, was the first to offer an alternative telephone service through its subsidiary, Mercury, to British Telecom in the mid 1980's?


Answer the following question. Sandygate Road football and cricket stadium is in which English city?


What is the main ingredient of borscht soup????


What is the answer: Usually made of plastic, which transparent instrument, in the shape of a triangle with one angle at ninety degrees, is used for drawing angles on paper?


Write the answer: Who discovered the electrical nature of lightning through his famous kite experiment in 1750?


Which was the first US state to secede from the Union in December 1860; the first action of the Civil War took place in that state in April the following year?
What is the answer?


The winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film 1987, Babette's Feast, was set in, and filmed by, what country?
What is the answer?


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On which course were 'The Home of Racing Handicap Stakes' and 'The Rowley Mile Maiden Stakes' run at the end of May?


In which year did Captain Scott reach the South Pole????


Write the answer: Which monarch granted a royal charter to the British East India Company?


Write the answer: What pope resigned in 2013?


Which RAF rank equates to the Army rank of Major General?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: Edward the Black Prince was the father of which English King?


Which Liverpool player scored two goals in both the semi-final and final of the FA Cup in 1986?


In what game do you score a point for having His Nobs or His Nibs?


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What merchant bank collapsed in 1995 due to unauthorised debts accumulated by trader Nick Leeson?


Question: In Osacar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest who utters the line 'a handbag' ?
Answer:


What often poisonous compound, CN, found in fruit seeds and stones, named from Greek for dark blue, comprises Carbon and Nitrogen?


The rather exotic cathedral, on Red Square, in Moscow, is dedicated to which saint?
What is the answer?


What is the title of the last Harry Potter novel, published in 2007?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: What had Edmond Hillary worked at before taking up mountain climbing?


Trivia question: After an earlier experiment by AOL's QuantumLink Serial what was the episodic online story (1995-7) which first included paid advertising banners and product placement?
And the answer is?


"Which U.S. state is the ""Land of Lincoln""?"???


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The chemical compound Thujone is best known for being present in which alcoholic drink?


Please answer this question: What is the second-largest day for U.S. food consumption, after Thanksgiving Day?


Answer the following question. The Princeton Review just released their list of the top 371 colleges and universities in the US. What Big Ten school was ranked the #1 party school?


Answer the following question. John Crome was the main artist of which group of English painters, named after the city where he was born?


Answer the following question. Who was the male star of the movie The Man of La Mancha?


What is the answer: Of which organ is otitis an inflammation ?


Write the answer: What is the capital of Australia's Northern Territory?


Who is the current Australian prime minister ????


Who is the presenter of the TV series The School of Hard Sums?
What is the answer?


The bitter 19th century rivalry between paleontologists Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh during their search for dinosaur fossils is usually described with what 2-words?
What is the answer?


"Sportscaster Jack Brickhouse who once said ""Any team can have a bad century"" provided play-by-play coverage of what American major league team's games from 1948 to 1981?"
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: Creme Anglaise is the French version of which English dessert item?


How many times did Steffi Graf win the Ladies Singles at Wimbledon?


Please answer this question: "What does the word ""fine"" mean on sheet music?"


On which river are the Victoria Falls????


Question: OJ presenter Stephen Fry stepped down earlier this year, who has replaced him, she is currently filming the latest series?
Answer:


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Smoky, Leaf-nosed and Vesper are all species of which creature?


What is the answer: Which island has belonged to Carthage, Rome, the Saracens, the King of Aragon, the Dukes of Savoy, United Italy under Victor Emmanuel and was granted autonomous government in 1947?


Question: What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper?
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Answer the following question. Which Sanskrit word appears as a concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism, etc., and means Law or Natural Law?


What was the name of Canada's first woman Prime Minister?


Which celebrated battle was fought near Brno on 2nd December 1805?
What is the answer?


Charles Sands (USA), Margaret Abbot (USA) and George Lyon (Canada) were winners in what Olympic sport at the 1900 and 1904 games????


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As SNCF is the French railway system, what are the initials for the German Rail network?


"Which police station is at the centre of the long-running UK TV series ""The Bill""?"
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. A bird described as a 'palmiped' has which characteristic feature?


Trivia question: The ESA was 35 years old in 2010. For what does the S stand?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. Which Kent brewer is believed to be the oldest continuous brewer in the country?


Trivia question: Which Chilean socialist leader was deposed and killed by General Pinochet during a U.S. backed coup in 1973?
And the answer is?


"If you call a king ""Your Majesty"", what would you call an ambassador?"


Write the answer: Edward Stanley served three terms as Prime Minister in the 19th century, he was known by what title?


Please answer this question: "Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is sub titled 'The Witches Curse""?"


Write the answer: What is the common name of the Boeing CH47 Helicopter?


Trivia question: What language was first to be represented in dictionaries and related language theory?
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: Which chemical element is named after the Greek word for the Moon?


Question: Rhinitis is inflammation of the mucus membranes of what?
Answer:


Spider, Idiot’s Delight, Canfield, Pyramid and Clock are all forms of what card game?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: As at 2012 Dame Marjorie Scardino is/was head of what high-performing global media/learning corporation?


Trivia question: Which team has played in 40 of the 105 Baseball World Series and won 27 World Series championships (between 1923 and 2009), the most of any Major League franchise?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. "Which actress played the Bond Girl, ""Solitaire"" in the film ""Live and Let Die""?"


Which British monarch was nicknamed ‘The Sailor King’?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: In the 1870 'Siege of Metz', the French were besieged by which army?
And the answer is?


What is the answer: The peacock belongs to which family of birds?


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Which branch of science has four fundamental principles: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.


What is the answer: What was the first name of the mother of US President Barack Obama?


What is the answer: What product 'brand' from the Gamay is traditionally released the third Thursday of November each year?


Who was appointed as England's first astronomer royal?


Question: What is the name used in North America for a man who makes his living by felling trees?
Answer:


Write the answer: In which 1955 film does Boccherini’s String Quartet in E play a significant part?


Trivia question: Who sang the theme song for the TV show 'Rawhide'?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: What is Robin Williams character called in Good Morning Vietnam?


Answer the following question. A bean bag is a substitute for what item of furniture?


Which force is nothing more than the bending of space and time????


Answer the following question. How many Bond themes did Shirley Bassey sing


For which 1960 film did Billy Wilder become the first person to win three Oscars for the same film?


Trivia question: Glenn Miller played which musical instrument?
And the answer is?


Question: 'Sanstorm', 'Walkaway' and 'Flying' were top ten hits for which group in the mid '90's?
Answer:


Question: Who hosted the 2006 Academy Awards ceremony?
Answer:


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Of which tribe of Red Indians was Geronimo a chief


What is the answer: On 7th July 2011 which UK tabloid was closed down because journalists were accused of phone-hacking?


What is the answer: Stylised as a lower case x, the album ‘Multiply’, which topped the UK charts for 8 weeks in 2014, is by which Brit award-winning singer-songwriter?


What was Hiram Hackenbacker's nickname in Thunderbirds?
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. "Who, according to T S Eliot, ""always has an alibi, and one or two to spare""?"


Who has been President of France twice, but never been elected to the position?


Write the answer: Although both her parents are Australian, in which US state was Nicole Kidman born?


What is the answer: In what Sudan city was Gillian Gibbons imprisoned for the blasphemous naming of a teddy bear incident?


Please answer this question: A gerber was an alternative name for which traditional trade/craftsman?


According to the World Meteorological Organisation and the UK Met Office, what is the highest number on the Beaufort scale, representing hurricane force????


What is the answer: Which European city had the world’s first birth control clinic?


What is the answer: In Roman mythology, on which part of the body were talaria worn?


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The Formula One Sepang International Circuit is in which country?


Please answer this question: 'Cape Cod Salad' is an exotic summer dish centred


What country did the Reagan administration illegally sell arms to?


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Which Formula One racetrack is in the Ardennes?


Arthur Seaton is the hero of which 1958 novel set in Nottingham?


Who designed the red telephone box, which first appeared in London in 1926?
What is the answer?


Question: An orrery, popular in the 13th and 19th centuries, was a model of what?
Answer:


Write the answer: Who painted 'Gypsy Girl' found in the Louvre, Paris?


Answer the following question. In which form of pool (pocket billiards) are the balls formed into a diamond pattern?


Answer the following question. Which acid is found in rhubarb leaves ?


What is the answer: What is the state capital of Maryland


Write the answer: Who won the Oscar for Best Film Director for the film Silence of the Lambs?


The word sacerdotal means relating to what?
What is the answer?


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Which English novelist is best known for his Father Brown detective series?


Trivia question: For which film in 1951, starring Marlon Brando, did Karl Malden win the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor?
And the answer is?


What is the answer: Deacon Blue took their name from the title of a song by which group?


On 30 September 1399, Henry Bolingbroke, Duke of Lancaster, became better known as whom?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: Which drink is advertised as ‘charcoal mellowed, drop by drop’?
And the answer is?


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Who captained the England rugby union team 59 times between 1988 and 1996?


Which is the style of music, characterised by staccato offbeat rhythms, and owing much to the influence of mento, jazz, ska and rhythm and blues?


Answer the following question. The Bells of Shandon are housed in the Church of St Anne in which Irish city?


Which musical term means ‘very loud’?
What is the answer?


Frank Sinatra would have celebrated which birthday in 2015?


Which spirit is the base of the cocktails Planter’s Punch and Sundowner?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: 'Call me Ishmael' are the opening words of which work of literature?


He was the fourth of 6 children and the oldest surviving, was a choir singer, a painter, a writer, an admirer of Martin Luther, a decorated soldier and a politician. Who was he????


Please answer this question: What parliamentary seat was not contested on 6 May in the UK general election due to the pre-election death of a candidate?


Answer the following question. Bill Gold whose most noted creations are for films as varied as Casablanca, A Clockwork Orange, Mystic River and The Sting is renowned for what type of work?


Who allegedly solved the riddle of the Gordian knot simply by slicing it with his sword?


What is the answer: Which American film director and writer is best known for his suspense and thriller films, including 'Carrie'. 'Scarface', 'Carlito's Way' and 'Mission: Impossible'?


Who was elected US President in November 2012????


Trivia question: Which U.S. president was born Leslie Lynch King Jr.?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. "What did Shylock ask for a pound of in ""The Merchant of Venice""?"


Write the answer: What type of sportsman is a Rikishi?


Write the answer: What was the name of the aeroplane in which Wiley Post became the first pilot to fly solo around the world?


Which country, a member state of the EC, is noted for the production of the rich dessert wine Commandaria?


What animal kills more Americans than any other?


Write the answer: 'The Deep' is an aquarium at the confluence of which river with the Humber Estuary?


Write the answer: Which society was founded in 1946 by barrister Roland Berrill & scientist Dr Lance Ware?


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Who had an August 1969 No.1 with 'In The Year 2525 (Exordium And Terminus)'?


Trivia question: In Central and South America it is possible to find several rivers named Colorado, in Costa Rica, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina; where is the source of the Colorado River in Argentina?
And the answer is?


Trivia question: In which decade of the 20th century was Anne Bancroft born?
And the answer is?


Question: Which shipping forecast area is directly north of German Bight?
Answer:


Answer the following question. The undersurface of a person's foot or of a shoe?


Which artist painted the 'Seagram Murals' which were originally commissioned by the Four Seasons Hotel in New York in 1958?
What is the answer?


Nomophobia is the fear of being without or losing what?


Who wrote the Booker prize-winning novel Hotel du Lac????


What is the minimum number of darts a person needs to throw to complete a leg from 501????


Write the answer: Which admiral commanded the British fleet sent to repel the Spanish Armada in 1588?


In medicine an emetic is administered to induce what????


Please answer this question: Referring to the cause of a person's downfall, who is the Greek goddess of punishment?


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What name is given to someone who starts fires maliciously?


Question: The Western Roll is a technique used in which track and field athletics event?
Answer:


Trivia question: In which arcade game, would you find ghosts called Inky, Pinky, Blinky and Clyde?
And the answer is?


Question: In what year was the Magna Carta signed
Answer:


Which county won the County Cricket Championship in 1959, after Surrey had won seven consecutive titles from 1952 to 1958?
What is the answer?


What is the name of a device, consisting essentially of two wires of different metals, whereby heat energy may be changed to electrical energy?


Write the answer: The USS Langley was the country's first type of which vessel?


Answer the following question. Who is the only dwarf in the Disney tale of Snow White who wears spectacles?


Write the answer: Who wrote the 19th century novel ‘Anna Karenina’?


Write the answer: Who won the best actor award at the 2008 Oscar awards ceremony for his role in the film 'There Will Be Blood'?


Please answer this question: In the Harry Potter books, what type of creature is Aragog?


Question: "Whose autobiography ""Going Rogue"" was published in 2009?"
Answer:


Write the answer: In which country did the Internet start?


Answer the following question. One Summer: America 1927 is a 2013 history book by which author?


In music how many crotchets make up a semibreve?


Trivia question: Although the Okapi has markings similar to a Zebra, it is most closely related to which other mammal?
And the answer is?


Historically, what type of wood was used to make black piano keys????


Who became head coach of Sunderland in March 2015?
What is the answer?


In which US city do the basketball team known as the 'Trail Blazers' play their home games????


Question: In which sport did Andre Agassi's father Mike Agassi compete in the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, represented Iran?
Answer:


What is the answer: On the 11th of February 1990 Mike Tyson (and the world!) was stunned when he lost his heavyweight crown in the tenth round to which boxer?


Write the answer: How is 'Cedric Errol' referred to in the title of a famous children's novel, published in 1886?


Answer the following question. Which renowned explorer was killed while searching for Umberto Nobile and his airship 'Italia' in 1928?


In which London building do you find the Jerusalem Chamber????


What is the answer: On a clothing label a circle with a cross through means that you must not do what to the item?


The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which English city????


What large flightless bird found in Mauritius by the Portuguese is believed to have died out in 1681????


What is the largest (by population) landlocked country?


Please answer this question: What kind of flowers was the gunman holding when he shot Dirty Den in Eastenders


Write the answer: In which Yorkshire town is the Harlow Carr RHS Gardens situated?


Question: Queen Joan Of Navarre was the wife of which English king ?
Answer:


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In the 2014 zombie comedy Life After Beth, a character takes offense when asked about zombies just because she is from what country?


Write the answer: Whose last opera was Falstaff?


Who followed Hugh Gaitskell as leader of the labour party?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: Nicknamed the 'Diamond State', which US state shares borders with Pennslyvania, New Jersey and Maryland?


Please answer this question: SS Ancon was the first ship to navigate what single-vowelled passage on 15 August 1914?


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Who wrote the books Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame?


Write the answer: Which team did Jose Mourinho manage to win the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final - beating Monaco 3-0?


What was the name of the Edinburgh dog that watched over his owner's grave for 14 years?
What is the answer?


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Aberdeen in Scotland is known as the (Which rock?) City?


What company advertised itself with the slogan “We’ll leave a light on for you”?
What is the answer?


Who was the first leader of the Russian Federation ????


Write the answer: "In the films ""Batman Forever"" (1995) and ""Batman & Robin"" (1997) who was Bruce Wayne's ward?"


Who was the suffragette killed during the 1913 Derby?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: Which T.V. Quiz show host used the catchphrase :- If its' up there, I'll give you the money myself ?


Which was the first Liverpool group to top the UK chart????


Please answer this question: Which Shakespeare play is set in the Forest of Arden?


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Who became the ruler of Russia in 1964 until his death in 1982?


Please answer this question: In which country would you find the temple of Angkor Wat?


What is the next in this series: St. Devote, Massenet, Casino Square , Mirabeau, Loews ... ?


Answer the following question. What is a female skunk called?


What is the answer: The cathedral in which British city is known as ‘The Ship of the Fens’?


What is the answer: What was the Mississippi State Penitentiary formerly called?


"Didier Delsalle who wrote the following words confirming his May 14, 2005 achievement became the first person to land a helicopter where? ""No, nobody went out of the helicopter as I was alone and quite busy to stabilize the helicopter on this windy ...! The terrain characteristics prevent any full landing on the ... as you can see on the videos and only a hover landing..."""
What is the answer?


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With what sport is Dennis Compton associated?


21st December, 2012, according to those of us who go in for this sort thing, is the date of the End Of The World. A faulty interpretation of which civilizations calendar system accounts for this?


Question: Which 1989 music video of Madonna attracted criticism for showing images like her making love to Saint Martin de Porres, use of Catholic iconography including a scene where she develops stigmata as well as cross burning?
Answer:


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What is the name of the cartoon cat that is always chasing Tweety Pie?


Please answer this question: What local rich boy is responsible for founding the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of fame?


Trivia question: "In the Bible, which of Jesus"" disciples tried to walk on water?"
And the answer is?


Fiji Day is celebrated in Fiji during which month of the year?


Who was known as the Great Lover of the Silent Screen????


Marble Arch in London was once the ceremonial entrance to which British palace????


Trivia question: Stinking Bishop is a variety of which fruit?
And the answer is?


What is the equivalent Royal Navy rank to the Army's Major????


Write the answer: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde are four ghosts in which arcade game?


Answer the following question. The fictional Arkham Asylum featured in which 70's TV series?


Answer the following question. "Damon Runyon's two stories ""The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown"" and ""Blood Pressure"" were the basis for which musical?"


Question: With which instrument do you associate British jazz musician Stan Tracey?
Answer:


On which West Indian island did the Calypso originate?
What is the answer?


'Lassa Fever' was first detected in 1969. In which countryis Lassa?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: Tu is the clothing brand of supermarket chain?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. What play was President Lincoln watching the night he was assassinated in 1865?


Question: What name is given to a baby marsupial?
Answer:


What is the answer: In 1938 Orson Welles, who was 22 at the time, wrote, produced, and narrated a radio play adaptation of what work, the US broadcast of which sparked widespread upheaval and panic?


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G-BOAG, G-BOAC, and F-BVFC and the tragic F-BTSC designated what iconic 20thC invention?


Who, according to legend, cut the Gordian Knot????


Please answer this question: What type of natural disaster killed 173 people in Victoria, Australia in 2009?


Please answer this question: In which country is the Sky Train Rail bridge?


The heaviest swinging bell in England is in which cathedral?
What is the answer?


As at early 2015, how many Prime Ministers have served in Australia since 2013?


Trivia question: Who wrote the opera Carmen?
And the answer is?


Question: Who swam the Hellespont every night to meet Hero?
Answer:


Who was the snooker player that beat Steve Davis in a world snooker final after being 8 - 0 down?
What is the answer?


Which famous woman in history had a cottage in Shottery in Warwickshire?


Which 1969 film, based on a stage musical, marked the directorial debut of Richard Attenborough?
What is the answer?


Which root vegetable pie was named after a Minister of Food during World War II?
What is the answer?


The Syrah grape variety makes wine that is????


Question: Gabriel Loire, Mordecai Ardon and Marcelle Ferron are known for their art work in what medium?
Answer:


Please answer this question: Michael Fassbender was nominated as Best Actor at the 88th Academy Awards for his role in which biographical drama?


The third most translated author, which Frenchman, whose birthday is celebrated yesterday, is considered the father of Science Fiction (along with Hugo Gemsback and H.G. Wells) and wrote works such as Around the World in 80 Days and A Journey to the Center of the Earth????


Question: Queen Joan of Navarre, who was imprisoned for witchcraft, was the stepmother of which English monarch?
Answer:


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Created in 1952, which is Britain's only coastal National Park?


What is the nickname of the frontiersman Nathaniel Poe, played by Daniel Day Lewis, in the 1992, film ‘The Last of the Mohicans’?
What is the answer?


What name is given to the supercontinent thought to exist 300 million years ago?
What is the answer?


Question: What is the French name for the English channel?
Answer:


Where is the only place in the United States that has a royal palace?
What is the answer?


Question: "Where was the sport called ""Tossing the caber"" developed?"
Answer:


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Pancetta is a type of what?


What is the answer: In the Blandings Castle stories by P G Wodehouse, what kind of animal is The Empress of Blandings?


Please answer this question: With which famous male criminal would you associate the address 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester?


Question: What is the number 17 in binary?
Answer:


The Ironman World Championship, which has been held annually in Hawaii since 1978, with an additional race in 1982, involves which sport?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: 'Diva' released in 1992 was the first solo album for who?


Question: Summer Olympic sports are divided into categories based on popularity and the potential in generating revenue. As of 2014, only 3 sports are in Category A. They are athletics, aquatics, and what else?
Answer:


Please answer this question: Which European nation was the colonial power of Indonesia for 350 years until officially ceding control in December 1949?


Who partnered Jo Durie when she won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title in 1987????


What is the name given to something used to compress an artery to control bleeding?
What is the answer?


Please answer this question: On a standard English QWERTY keyboard the % (percent) sign is above the number?


Please answer this question: The roe of lumpfish is used as a substitute for which delicacy?


What is the answer: Which arid region of Ethiopia was invaded by Somalia in 1977?


Answer the following question. In which of Shakespeare’s plays does the fool Feste appear?


Write the answer: Which villain, played by Richard Kiel, appeared in two James Bond movies, 'The Spy Who Loved Me' and 'Moonraker'?


Question: Who was the Texas governor who was shot and wounded when John F Kennedy was assassinated?
Answer:


Please answer this question: What animated character does Gene Kelly dance with in the film Anchors Aweigh?


Question: Who did Michael Gorbachev succeed as General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union?
Answer:


Please answer this question: Which is the only US state to begin with the letter ‘U’?


Please answer this question: In humans, microcephaly is having an abnormally small what?


In what modern-day country would you find Machu Picchu?


What relation is Joey Richardson to Vanessa Redgrave????


Please answer this question: Which player scored for both teams in the 1987 FA Cup Final?


Please answer this question: Who wrote the 1963 novel ‘The Spy Who Came in From the Cold’?


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The world's first publicly subscribed passenger railway, the Stockton and Darlington, opened in England with steam engines when?


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What is the green pigment used by plants to trap sunlight?


Please answer this question: In the tv sitcom ‘Allo Allo!’, what was Rene’s surname?


"What country's film industry is called ""Nollywood""?"
What is the answer?


Question: Saratoga and Yorktown, USA, are the sites of the defeat of which armies?
Answer:


Please answer this question: Which newspaper did Peter Parker work for?


Please answer this question: Elliot Carver is the villain in which James Bond film?


Write the answer: The Crimea forms part of which country?


Trivia question: Who was Humphrey Bogart's female co-star in Casablanca
And the answer is?


Question: Which fictional character is the subject of George Frampton’s bronze statue in Kensington Gardens, London?
Answer:


Answer the following question. Who were the first League Cup winners


Electric, picket, and split rail are all types of what?


Write the answer: What name is given to the person in a restaurant responsible for the wine and assisting customers with their choice of wine?


What is the answer: El Prat Airport serves which European city


Write the answer: Which French racecourse hosts the 'Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe?


Answer the following question. Which sport had previously been known as Whiff Whaff and Gossima?


Runner Caster Semenya, the subject of extensive press coverage after gender testing following her win in the women's 800m at Berlin in August 2009, was from which country?
What is the answer?


Which duo wrote the UK television series ‘Dad’s Army’????


Answer the following question. What techno group was formed in Düsseldorf in 1970?


Question: What was the first animated film to be nominated for an Oscar for best picture?
Answer:


What have you lost if you are suffering from anosmia


Who was the first NASA astronaut to conduct a spacewalk????


What is the answer: In 1483, who was appointed the first grand inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition?


Please answer this question: In legend, what city was founded by Romulus and Remus?


When Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 after 26 years as manager for Manchester United Football Club who succeeded him ?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: "In the board game Monopoly, what is the colour of the property ""Coventry Street""?"
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: Historical figures John Rann, John MacLaine, James Hind and Claude Duval were all notorious what?


Please answer this question: Slivovitz is a brandy distilled from which fruit?


Answer the following question. What is the name of the alternative medicine that uses essential oils?


What Seattle Weekly cartoonist was forced to go into hiding last week after major asshat imam Anwar al-Awlaki issued a fatwa suggesting she be killed for her "Everybody Draw Muhammed Day"????


Question: In 1996, Dolly the Sheep was successfully cloned in which European country?
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John Sholto Douglas sponsored the rules for which sport in the 19th century????


The territory of Idaho, formed on this day in 1863, later was divided up into what 3 states?
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. Which 'Dame' is one of the main presenters of Women's Hour on Radio 4?


What is the Southern India savoury steamed cake made of rice and served with chutney?


Question: Which King of England sold Dunkirk to Louis XIV of France?
Answer:


The remains of which ancient city were discovered by Heinrich Schliemann in the 1870s????


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Which period in the Paleozoic era came between the Silurian and the Carboniferous?


Trivia question: Who did John McEnroe beat to win his first Wimbledon singles final?
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: The preamble to the UN Charter, adopted on June 26, 1945, states We the peoples of the United Nations determined: to save succeeding generations from the scourge of what?


Answer the following question. What, according to Greek legend, was built at Cnossos, Crete, by Daedalus?


Answer the following question. Where was the Fiddler in the musical's title?


What is the answer: The Tivoli Gardens are a tourist attraction in which city?


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Kelly Slater is an American professional sportsman in what field?


Write the answer: Who is Darth Vader's son?


Question: 'The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie' is a 1961 novel by which author?
Answer:


Question: "What is the ""proper name"" for the main character in a series of novels by John Updike, who is nicknamed ""Rabbit""?"
Answer:


Trivia question: A salpingectomy is the surgical removal of which part of the body?
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: The former cricket umpire Harold (Dicky) Bird played cricket for Yorkshire and which other county?


Question: Mount Chimborazo is in which South American country?
Answer:


What is the answer: What is the name of the alternative medicine that uses essential oils?


Write the answer: In Norse mythology, what kind of creatures were 'Hugin' and 'Munin' who sat on Odin's shoulder?


Answer the following question. White Gem is a variety of which vegetable?


The board game Pachisi originated in which country????


Please answer this question: How many hearts does an earthworm have


Who bought Donington Park’s Dunlop Bridge at a memorabilia auction????


Please answer this question: Under what name did the Japanese car company Nissan formerly sell its cars in the UK?


Answer the following question. "In 1936, whose paper ""On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem"" proved that a machine could perform any conceivable mathematical computation if it were able to be represented as an algorithm?"


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For a point each, name the 4 countries surrounding Belgium.

france germany luxembourg and netherlands


Question: After who is the Belfast City Airport named?
Answer:


England won the 1966 World Cup beating Germany 4-2. Hurst scored 3 of England's goals who scored the other?


Write the answer: What is the name for the pieces of wood that sit on top of cricket wickets?


Trivia question: What is the name of the village druid in the comic strip ‘Asterix’?
And the answer is?


Answer the following question. Which castle near Deal in Kent has served, since 1708, as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports?


Please answer this question: What are the last four words of Gone With the Wind?


Trivia question: What was the name of Sebastian's teddy bear in Brideshead Revisited
And the answer is?


In which year did South Korea hold its first 'Grand Prix' motor race????


Trivia question: Of which US state is Springfield the capital?
And the answer is?


Please answer this question: In Greek mythology, a female hybrid monster with the front of a lion, the middle of a goat and the rear of a dragon is called a ?


Question: After the United States and the Soviet Union, what country became the third in the world to test an atom bomb (in 1952)?
Answer:


Also containing Garlic and salt, what is the name of the Greek appetiser, the primary ingredients of which are yoghurt and cucumber????


Write the answer: What US city is called in Spanish 'The Meadows'?


Please answer this question: Which grand slam did Pete Sampras not win in the 20th century?


Please answer this question: A clapperboard is used in which industry?


What is the answer: Just north of Bolton, on which English motorway will you find Rivington Services?


Trivia question: Which was the earliest London underground line?
And the answer is?


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What colour is the gemstone citrine?


Caroline of Brunswick was the queen consort of which British King????


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Luminol, a chemical that exhibits chemiluminescence, is often used by forensic examiners to try and detect trace amounts of what?


The animated televisionseries 'South Park' is set in the fictional town of 'South Park' in which American state?


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Which guitar innovator and player has a range of Gibson Guitars named after him?


Trivia question: "Which Greek dramatist, who lived from 485 to 406BC, wrote ""Medea"", ""Orestes"" and ""Iphigenia in Tauris""?"
And the answer is?


Hepatic relates to which organ of the human body?
What is the answer?


Jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton is associated with which instrument?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: A synonym for french kissing would be what?


Who is the father of the twin boys born to Brooke Mueller on 14 March 2009????


Write the answer: Which South American city is served by Simon Bolivar (Maiguetia) airport?


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What was named after American frontiersman James Bowie?


Write the answer: What would you find in a menagerie?


Please answer this question: The Australian Tennis Open is played in what city?


According to the nursery rhyme, how many blackbirds were baked in a pie?
What is the answer?


Answer the following question. Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera has the alternative title 'The Lass that Loved a Sailor'?


Communist forces in Vietnam began an offensive during what holiday in 1968????


In which country were 29 miners killed after 2 explosions in the Pike River Mine in November 2010, making it the most-deadly mining disaster there in 96 years?


Trivia question: At a height of over 3,000 feet, the Tugela Falls are the second highest in the world. In which country are the Tugela Falls?
And the answer is?


In the Christian calendar what is the first day of Holy Week???


In 1919, which Dadaist created L.H.O.O.Q., a parody of the Mona Lisa, in which a moustache and goatee beard were added to a reproduction of the painting????


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The stone Lapis Lazuli is used to make which shade of blue pigment for artists?


Write the answer: In a Shakespeare play, Lancelot Gobbo is whose servant?


Please answer this question: Bruno, nephew of which late Formula 1 legend signed to drive for the Williams team?


Trivia question: Which comedian was named outstanding newcomer at the 2009 London Evening Standard theatre awards?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: Which is Britain's oldest cathedral?


KHI is the international code for which Asian airport????


Which crop that was of great nutritional importance in pre-Columbian Andean civilizations, and which has now entered the mainstream world market, was called as the 'mother of all grains' by the Incas????


Answer the following question. HRH Princess Anne?s Gloucestershire country home is called what?


Question: Who won the 1997 Booker prize for the novel 'The God of Small Things'?
Answer:


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By what name is the garden flowering plant hypericum commonly known?


Write the answer: What does the DSM-IV define as: A pervasive pattern of excessive emotionality and attention seeking, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following: (1) is uncomfortable in situations in which he or she is not the center of attention (2) interaction with others is often characterized by inappropriate sexually seductive or provocative behavior (3) displays rapidly shifting and shallow expression of emotions (4) consistently uses physical appearance to draw attention to self (5) has a style of speech that is excessively impressionistic and lacking in detail (6) shows self-dramatization, theatricality, and exaggerated expression of emotion (7) is suggestible, i.e., easily influenced by others or circumstances (8) considers relationships to be more intimate than they actually are


Please answer this question: How often does a national census take place in Britain?


Trivia question: "Which boxer famously said,"" If I can't beat this bum take my name off the record books?"""
And the answer is?


Write the answer: What was the name if the submarine lost in Liverpool Bay in June 1939?


Trivia question: Which one hit wonders charted with They Shoot Horses Don’t They
And the answer is?


Which is the only US state divided into parishes?


In 1968 what became the longest course used for the British Open golf championship


Which tree, native to Western Australia, has flowers that are used to make honey, and long, straight trunks which provide a deep rich reddish-brown, termite-resistant wood with an attractive grain????


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Who wrote the book 'Friends, Voters, Countrymen' about his election as MP for Henley-on-Thames in 2001?


Answer the following question. The character Sally Bowles appears in which film?


The ship Andrea Gail features in which 1997 book and 2000 film?


Tallahassee is the capital of which US state????


Trivia question: In the mid 1990s what major fossil discovery was made in Liaoning, China?
And the answer is?

well preserved fossils of feathered dinosaurs


Please answer this question: What game, created in 1904 by a quaker, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Phillips, when revised by Charles Darrow and others became one of the world's most played commercial board games?


Answer the following question. Which is the only country on mainland Europe to be in the same time zone as the UK?


Question: What number has the square root (to the nearest four decimal places) of 1.4142? 1; 2; 3; or 4?
Answer:


Trivia question: On the Beaufort scale what is defined as force 11?
And the answer is?


What is the answer: By what name is singer Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (born March 28 1986) better known in the world of entertainment?


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What item of clothing do you associate with a 1979 hit song from Neil Diamond?


Davy Crocket was killed at the Alamo, which other famous American pioneer died in the same action????


Trivia question: Curacao was a colony of which country?
And the answer is?


Maurice Cole was better known as which comedian?


Who is the current presenter of BBC Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs?


In which US state is the world’s largest volcano?
What is the answer?


What is the answer: What was the name of the frog in the children's TV series Hector's House?


What is the answer: Whic famous 1814 novel by Jane Austen features a character named Fanny Price, the second eldest of nine children?


What is the only county in the USA to border 5 counties from 5 different states : Baca County, Colorado; Morton County, Kansas; Texas County, Oklahoma; Dallam County, Texas; Union County, New Mexico ????


John Sell Cotman was a leading member of which group of artists?


Answer the following question. What was the first name of the Kray twins' mother


Answer the following question. Sofia Helin returned on BBC4 in the third series of which Scandinavian drama?


Question: Based on a true story, which 2008 film starred Keira Knightley as the tragic Georgiana Cavendish?
Answer:


Where was the American venue of the Live Aid concert?
What is the answer?


What word, from Latin meaning 'I shall please' refers to a control substance used in drug trials which has no chemical effect????


Question: Where in the body is the zygomatic major muscle?
Answer:


Where was the siege of the Alamo?
What is the answer?


Trivia question: Who was the male star of the movie The Man of La Mancha?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: What term is used for a leap striking both heels together?


Write the answer: Which mountain range stretches for 1500 miles and has Mount Mitchell at 6,684 feet as its highest point?


What hourglass-shaped women's garment was made using whalebone?


Trivia question: In what year did Kurt Waldheim become UN General Secretary; Bloody Sunday happened in Derry, NI; President Nixon visited China.
And the answer is?


Nephritis is a condition, in humans, where which part of the body becomes inflamed?
What is the answer?


Write the answer: What documentary filmmaker gained fame, and 25lbs, when he ate nothing but McDonalds for 30 days, a diet which was immortalized in the film Super Size Me?


Trivia question: In which city are the administrative headquarters of the county of Cornwall?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: The name of which Russian spacecraft means 'travelling companion' or 'satellite'?


Write the answer: Who played Detective Sergeant Trotter in the original 1952 West End cast of The Mousetrap?


What is the answer: Which Internet site was founded by Jimmy Wales in 2001?


In the Crimean War, what did Florence Nightingale begin to be called?


Trivia question: In 2006, who became the UK's first woman Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs?
And the answer is?


Trivia question: In what year in the 20th century was the Miss World contest held for the first time?
And the answer is?


Answer this question.

Which actor played the second Dr Who?


Please answer this question: Which 1959 film features Jack Lemmon in drag and Tony Curtis? impression of Cary Grant?


Trivia question: Three what feature on the insignia or badge of the abortive Apollo 13 lunar misson?
And the answer is?


Write the answer: Who created St Trinians, a fictional girls' boarding school, the subject of 8 books and 7 films between 1954 and 2009?


Trivia question: Sumatran, Malayan and Siberian are all species of which mammal?
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In which English city would you find Winson Green Prison?


Answer the following question. Though it is the most abundant metallic element in Earth's crust, which element is very rare in its free form and once prompted Napoleon III, Emperor of France to give a banquet where the most honoured guests were given utensils made of it while the 'lesser' guests had to make do with gold!


Trivia question: In internet domain names what country is represented by the domain code '.se'?
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Please answer this question: The Bledisloe Cup is contested by Australia and New Zealand in which sport?