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| - Snow White knew 7 and Bilbo knew at least 13 of what?
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| - Which city is also known as ‘The Big Apple’?
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| - In the Star Wars Trilogy who turns out to be Luke’s father?
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| - What type of animal was Babe in the film of the same name?
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| - The ship which notoriously set sail from Southampton on April 10th 1912 and never reached its destination was called the what?
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| - Which famous school was reached by a train which left from platform 9 3/4 Kings Cross Station?
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| - Who was Demi Moore married to before Ashton Kutcher?
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| - What musical instrument is played by Lisa Simpson, Bill Clinton and Kenny G?
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| - The Daily Planet employs the alter-ego of which super-hero?
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| - John, Paul, George and Ringo were collectively known as what?
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| - Who had a hit with Everything I do, the theme to Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves?
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| - Which exponents of Girl Power played at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympics?
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| - SPECTRE was a recurring threat to which film character?
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| - What was the name of Michael Jackson’s famous chimpanzee companion?
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| - The Olympic Motto is Faster, Higher, what?
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| - In Star Trek what color is vulcan blood?
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| - Ginger Beer and what make a Moscow Mule?
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| - What name connects a place of healing in France with pop-singer Madonna?
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| - In the book by Roald Dahl, who employed Oompa Loompas?
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| - The colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet in a semi-circle make a what?
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| - Earl Grey is a famous type of what drink?
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| - Henry Ford famously offered consumers any color of car they wanted as long as it was what?
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| - Which cartoon cat has a human called Jon and a dog called Odie?
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| - Jean Claude van Dam is nicknamed the Muscles from... where?
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| - What is the only food pandas will eat?
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| - Which part of the human body can expand to up to 20 times its usual size?
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| - White rum, brown sugar, lime and mint leaves make up a what?
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| - What name is shared by a part of the eye, a plant and the Greek Goddess of the rainbow?
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| - Which diminutive film star started his career with Risky Business?
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| - In the song Penny Lane what was the nurse selling from a tray?
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| - What name links an island with a winter festival?
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| - What U.S. city is the home of grunge music and the setting of Frasier?
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| - What popular type of sing-along takes its name from the Japanese phrase for empty orchestra?
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| - According to Ovid necessity is the mother of what?
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| - What name connects a type of insect and an iconic car?
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| - Sherlock Holmes and Sexton Blake both lived in what London street?
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| - Mark Zuckerberg was the founder of which well-known website?
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| - In what team water sport do all the players, except one, move backwards?
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| - What word, beginning with N, means one billionth of a second?
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| - What color were ET’s eyes?
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| - Do Androids Dream of electric sheep? Was the book, name the Ridley Scott film starring Harrison Ford and Rutger Hauer.
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| - Apart from hats and footwear, what was the only other item of clothing worn by the Red Hot Chili Peppers in their remake of the Beatles Abbey Road shot?
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| - Which famous brand is knows as Tennessee Whiskey rather than bourbon?
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| - Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic And Dave Grohl were collectively known as what?
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| - The Great Pyramid of Cholula is the largest pyramid in the world, but in which Latin American country?
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| - According to legend a different half of the recipe for which soft drink is kept by two different people who never fly on the same plane?
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| - What substance makes carrots orange?
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| - The name of which company literally means Three Diamonds, which is also its logo?
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| - Brazilian football legend Edson Arantes do Nascimento is better known by what nickname?
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| - What fount of all internet knowledge was started in 2001 and is run by (mostly) well-informed volunteers?
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| - Google’s operating system for smartphones and tablets is called what?
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| - If you were looking at the Golden Gate bridge, what city would you be in?
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| - Which well-known sports company is named after the Greek Goddess of victory?
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| - The Disney theme parks at California and Paris are dedicated to the Sleeping Beauty, who are the parks at Florida and Tokyo dedicated to?
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| - What takes approximately 8 minutes to travel from the sun to the earth?
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| - Which do we perceive first, thunder or lightening?
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| - Which Russian President resigned just before midnight on December 31st 1999 (both names)?
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| - Which country is (in) famous for bagpipe music?
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| - Which African country divided into 2 in 2001?
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| - U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt gave his name to what popular children’s toy?
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| - What is currently the only country with compulsory military service for women?
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| - Gobi, Kalahari, Atacama and Shara are all types of what?
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| - The island of Hispaniola is divided between the Dominican Republic and which other country?
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| - Which famous Indian monument is an all-white mausoleum opened in 1648?
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| - Butch Cassidy’s partner was know as the what?
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| - In what board game could you go straight to jail without passing go?
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| - Ben&Jerry originally considered making bagels but changed their mind to making what because the equipment was cheaper?
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| - The last president of the USSR was Mikhail who?
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| - In 2007 Microsoft CEO predicted that there was no chance that which of Apple’s creations was going to get any significant market share?
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| - The Vatican Bank is the only bank to install what language in its ATMs?
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| - A type of bag with one long handle and a type of coat are both named after what Belgian town?
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| - What bird is used as a symbol of peace?
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| - The sale of what animal product was banned in 1976?
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| - The emu is the only bird known to have what sense?
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| - Apart from man which flying creatures are the only mammals native to New Zealand?
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| - What name is given the system of raised dots which lets blind people read with their fingers?
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| - Which is the only U.S. state to begin with the letter P?
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| - A chipolata is an example of what type of food?
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| - Which legendary F1 driver was killed in an accident at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix?
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| - Arachnophobia is a fear of what?
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| - Timothy Dalton and George Lazenby have both played which famous character, created by Ian Fleming?
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| - Eccentric singer Stefani Germanotta goes by what stage name?
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| - Geppetto was the father of which famous character from both a book and a Disney film?
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| - “I Dreamed A Dream”, “Bring Him Home” and “On My Own” are songs from which musical?
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| - The Spanish Steps are in which country?
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| - Which spirit is made from the agave plant?
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| - Whose autobiography is entitled “Dreams From My Father”?
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| - The leaf of which plant is the national symbol of Canada
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| - Who is Reginald Dwight better known as?
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| - What epic film starring Charlton Heston features an extraordinary chariot race?
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| - What kind of Roman soldier is featured on the front of American Express cards?
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| - What star sign is represented by the water carrier?
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| - Who played inspector Clouseau in the first Pink Panther film?
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| - What sort of wood is used to make the black keys on a piano keyboard?
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| - In which city do Batman and Robin do their crime fighting?
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| - Which band has released albums called ‘The dark side of the moon’ and ‘Wish you were here’?
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| - Which popular Spanish dish consists of baked saffron rice with meat and seafood?
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| - George Bernard Shaw’s play Pygmalion was the basis for which musical?
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| - Michael Jackson had a hit with a song about a rat called what?
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| - Which European country is home to the Mannekin Pis?
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| - On the human body what grows at a rate of approximately 12 cm a year?
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| - The character of Rocky Balboa as played by Sylvester Stallone was based on Rocky who?
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| - What U.S. city is known as the motor city?
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| - What chess-piece must move in an L shape?
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| - Who was Popeye’s sweetheart?
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| - What name was given to the tiny people seen at the start of the wizard of Oz?
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| - In which country is Blue Mountain coffee grown?
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| - What made gremlins reproduce?
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| - Which female artist had a hit with ‘What’s love got to do with it’?
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| - In which sea would you find the Great Barrier Reef?
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| - What type of animal is cross between a horse and a donkey?
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| - Beverly Hills is a suburb of which American city?
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| - What sweet treat is made from almonds, eggs and sugar?
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| - Give the full name of the motel keeper in the film Psycho?
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| - As the cheetah is the fastest runner with four legs what creature is quickest on two?
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| - In the film The Silence of the Lambs who played FBI agent Clarice Starling?
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| - Which country is known as the land of the rising sun?
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| - The Blue Fairy is a kindly figure in which Disney classics?
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| - In which city are ‘vaporetto’ used?
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| - Lima is the capital of which South American country?
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| - What is the currency of India?
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| - How many strings does a ukulele have?
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| - In Thunderbirds what type of car does Lady Penelope own?
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| - Who did Bill Clinton beat when he stood for president first time round (1992)?
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| - What crime was Al Capone convicted of?
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| - The oil of which spice is traditionally used for the cure of toothache?
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| - In Star Wars, what species is Chewbacca?
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| - What is the study of plants called?
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| - Which American city is nicknamed the Windy City?
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| - What nationality were the composeres Engelbert Humperdink, Richard Strauss and Johan Sebastian Bach?
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| - From which fruit is Perry made?
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| - Martin Luther King became the youngest person ever to which Nobel Prize in 1964?
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| - What is the name of the tendon which heroically connects the calf of the heel?
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| - What is the largest joint in the human body?
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| - Which flavor of soup did Andy Warhol paint in 1962?
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| - What color is vermilion a shade of?
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| - Roger Bannister became the first man to run a mile in under how many minutes?
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| - Which African leader wrote The long walk to Freedom?
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| - Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger starred in what 1988 film?
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| - C.S. Lewis created which fictional land?
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| - In 1893 New Zealand became the first country to give women the right to do what?
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| - Edgar Rice Burroughs created what character famously played by Johnny Weissmuller?
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| - The name of which building material literally means baked earth?
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| - Fay Wray was the human star of which 1933 film?
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| - Marlon Brando and George C. Scott have both refused to accept what award?
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| - Which country’s flag features an eagle and a snake?
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| - Margaret Rutherford played which of Agatha Christie’s detectives?
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| - The Sharks and the Jets were rival gangs on what side of New York?
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| - Ceps, morelles and chanterelles are all types of what?
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| - Ikebana is the Japanese art of arranging what?
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| - Who was the Greek Goddess of love?
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| - Which hot drink did Bach write a cantata for?
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| - Which band had an international hit with the theme to A view to a kill?
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| - What is the main ingredient in borscht?
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| - Who was forced to shoot an apple from his son’s head?
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| - In what country do they name years after animals?
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| - The capybara is the largest type of what in the world?
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| - Which famous female scientist won Nobel prizes for Physics (1903) and Chemistry (1911)?
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| - Which magazine publisher had a jet called Big Bunny?
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| - In what town was Leonardo Da Vinci born?
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| - Is gazpacho served hot or cold?
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| - Which musician is nicknamed slow hands (both names)?
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| - Bing Crosby was offered the chance to play which detective made famous by Peter Falk?
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| - Cars from which country show the letter E?
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| - Which river flows through 8 countries and 4 capital cities?
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| - James Buchanan 15th President of the United States was the only president who was not what?
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| - In the film the Gold Rush, Charlie Chaplin ate what item of clothing (made out of liquorice)?
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| - Founded in 1679, the Ashmolian Museum is believed to be the oldest in the world, in which UK University city is it located?
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| - Which country has the oldest University in the world still in existence (founded in1088)?
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| - What plant is the source of the spice saffron?
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| - Maigret and Hercule Poirot were both famous detectives from which country?
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| - Nadia Comaneci is associated with which sport?
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| - Which precious metal is the best-known conductor of electricity?
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| - The film Casablanca is set in which country?
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| - What herb gives aioli its flavor?
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| - Which bird has legs but can’t walk?
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| - Who featured on the cover of the first Rolling Stone magazine?
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| - In which country was LEGO invented?
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| - What type of plant has flowers but no leaves?
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| - The star Polaris, often used for navigation, is better known as the what star?
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| - What meat is commonly served in McDonalds around the world; except in India?
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| - At which famous UK historical site are there Saracens, Bluestones and Trilithons?
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| - Cannes, Zagreb, Venice and Edinburgh all host festivals of what art form?
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| - A 2003 film inspired by a painting painted in about 1665 both feature a girl wearing what kind of earring?
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| - Groucho Marx said he didn’t see why he should pay to see what musical because he could see it in the bathroom every day for free?
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| - Which flower, strongly associated with the Netherlands, sparked a craze in the early 17th Century?
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| - What color are Venetian gondolas traditionally painted?
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| - In which country was Bacardi originally made?
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| - In which film did the character of Hannibal Lecter first appear?
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| - According to Dante, thieves, liars magicians and members of which profession went to the 8th level of hell.
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| - What type of insect has the greatest number of known species?
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| - Which internationally popular mime character played piano at the opening ceremony to the London Olympics?
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| - Which Australian city is famous for its New Year’s Eve fireworks?
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| - Which Beatle is at the front of the line on the famous Abbey Road album photo?
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| - Call me Ishmael is the opening line from what famous book?
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| - What is the smallest planet in our solar system?
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| - A roulette wheel is red, black and which other color?
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| - Which actress connects The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Enchanted and Lorenzo’s Oil?
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| - Tennessee Williams wrote a play called A streetcar named what?
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| - Salvador Dali made a sofa inspired by which part of Mae West’s face?
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| - Whose theorem states that ‘the square on the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle is equal to the sum of the squares on the two adjacent sides?
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| - ‘Macavity’, “Mr Mistoffelees’ and ‘Memory’ are songs from which musical?
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| - The Maldives was the first country to open an embassy in what Virtual world?
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| - In what sport would you use a chucker?
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| - What type of wood does Rolls Royce famously use for their car dashboards?
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| - Name the clockwork devices used by musicians to measure time?
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| - According to legend who flew too close to the sun, melting the wax on his wings?
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| - The ship which began its epic voyage from Rotherhithe on 6th September 1620 was called the what?
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| - By what name was Emperor Claudius Caesar Drusus Germanicus better known?
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| - What classic board game involves points, blots, tables and bearing off?
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| - What ‘G’ is in the United States, in the old Soviet Union and always on my mind?
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| - Which American actor died in a car crash while traveling west on California highway 466?
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| - Ovation, Fender, & Gibson are famous makes of what?
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| - Lagos is the capitol of which African country?
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| - Epee, sabre and foil are all used in which sport?
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| - Which cartoon character was given a star on the Hollywood walk of fame in 1978?
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| - Rimsky-Korsakov composed The flight of the what?
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| - Graphology is the study of what?
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| - On which day of the week do Americans celebrate thanksgiving?
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| - Which legendary hero sailed aboard the Argo?
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| - What sort of precious stone is the star of India?
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| - Which city was devastated by fire in 1666?
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| - Which Shakespearean play do actors consider it unlucky to mention?
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| - In which Italian city did Romeo and Juliet fall in love?
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| - On which part of the body is your skin the thickest?
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| - Which composer wrote Fireworks, Water Music and the Messiah?
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| - The Scottish city of St Andrews is held to be the home of what sport?
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| - In India, what are waved by punkawallahs?
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| - Which of the Bronte sisters wrote Jayne Eyre?
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| - Name the actress who played Sally Bowles in the film Cabaret?
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| - What term is used to describe an area of space which is void of matter?
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| - Norma Jean Mortenson is better remembered by what name?
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| - Hannibal Lecter has been played by Anthony Hopkins and which other actor?
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| - In astronomy, what is visible from Earth once every 76 years?
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| - What breaks when its height is equal to 3/4 of its depth?
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| - Aramis, Porthos and Athos were the three what?
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| - What is the most common type of plant in the world?
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| - What is the largest living fish species?
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| - What kind of animal is Rikki-Tikki-Tavi?
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| - Margaret Smith Court is a legend is which sport?
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| - What are the famous jewelled eggs called that were made between 1885 and 1917?
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| - Which city was the capital of the former West Germany?
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| - Live and Let Die was whose first outing as James Bond?
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| - What international distress call is based on the French phrase for Help Me?
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| - What is the closest plant to Earth
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| - What was Beethoven’s first name?
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| - What name was given to the eleven states that fought the Union in the US Civil War?
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| - Which cut of beef is found between the rump and the fore rib?
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| - Which black and white marine creature is the largest member of the Dolphin family?
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| - Dr. Alexander Fleming discovered what by accident?
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| - What is the world’s most southerly capital city?
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| - What kind of monkey gives it’s name to a type of blood group?
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| - When milk sours what acid is formed?
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| - Which color featured in the title of Whoopi Goldberg’s first feature film?
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| - Ornithology is the study of what?
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| - Which city became capital of Brazil in 1960?
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| - Which part of the body is affected by conjunctivitis?
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| - Where are the smallest bones in the human body?
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| - Which organ is affected by Hepatitis?
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| - Which artist is famous for his pictures of swimming pools?
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| - Jack Vettriano’s picture The Singing What? is a staple of posters and post cards?
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| - Carl and the Passions became better known as what?
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| - Who was the first man in space?
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| - What type of animal can be bactrian or dromedary?
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| - Benny Goodman was known as the King of what?
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| - Who sang the theme song to the film 9 to 5?
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| - If you suffer from alopecia, what do you not have?
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| - What is the biggest state in the U.S.A.
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| - Who allegedly jumped out of his bath shouting Eureka!?
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| - Which famous ballet starts with Clara’s birthday party?
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| - Pitcairn Islands were settled by mutineers from which ship?
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| - The legendary city of Machu Picchu is in which country?
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| - Zambia and Zimbabwe were formerly which country?
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| - What name was given to the stone which led to the translation of Egyptian hieroglyphics?
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| - Which U.S. State belonged to France until 1803 when Napoleon sold it for $15 million dollars?
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| - Which famous criminal claimed to be a second-hand furniture salesman?
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| - David Moyed recently replaced which iconic football manager at Manchester United?
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| - The cartoon series Thomas the Tank Engine is narrated by which former Beatle?
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| - Where did the Pied Piper famously play?
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| - The Bull & Finch in Boston provides the exterior for which famous TV bar?
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| - Doyle Brunson, Victoria Coren and Tony G are all known as experts in what card game?
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| - Which famous toy soldier has a name wich is an anagram of CANNOT AIM?
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| - By what term is deoxyribonucleic acid more commonly known?
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| - Which well-known doll once came with a book called How to lose weight with one of the tips being Don’t Eat.
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| - Sesame Street’s Oscar used to be orange, went on holiday and is now what color?
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| - The mystery author Robert Galbraith is better known by what name?
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| - Elmar Fudd is the enemy of which cartoon character?
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| - What name connect singer Olivia Newton and actor Travolta?
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| - What is the vegetable used to make Eggs Florentine?
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| - Who was Stan Laurel’s comedy partner (both names)?
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| - Which welsh singing star is the only person to have recorded more than one Bond theme tune?
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| - Penguin books are for adults, what bird appears on their children’s books?
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| - Leslie Charteris created which famous TV character
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| - Which successful German tennis player tried out for Bayern Munich?
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| - Which soul singer had a hit with Sittin’ on the dock of the bay?
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| - Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballe sang together in which Olympic city?
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| - Tragic musician Jacqueline Du Prey played what instrument?
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| - Prokofiev’s ballet was called Peter and the what?
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| - In Oliver Twist, the character of Jack Dawkins is better known as The Artful what?
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| - What name is given to the sport which combines map reading and cross country running?
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| - If you were planning and pearling what would you be doing?
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| - Which gun-slinging actor was christened Marion Morrison?
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| - In 1968 who set an Olympic long jump record which stood for 23 years?
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