| 92401. |
Gathering in of a seasons crops
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| 92402. |
Old fashioned word for a prostitute
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| 92403. |
Kneeling cushion in church
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| 92404. |
Spiral slide at a funfair
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| 92405. |
Poisonous plant with small white flowers
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| 92406. |
Plane figure with 7 sides and angles
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| 92407. |
A person living in solitude
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| 92408. |
Addictive drug prepared from morphine
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| 92409. |
Involuntary audible spasm of respiratory organ
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| 92410. |
Picture representing word or syllable
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| 92411. |
ANIMALS: Where do British swallows spend the winter
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| 92412. |
SPORT: Which Grand National Winner in 1991 shared its name with the races sponsors
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| 92413. |
TV; Who played the part of Manuel in the 1975-79 BBC series faulty Towers
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| 92414. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the name of the part of a church east of the crossing that contains the main altar,sanctuary and the choir
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| 92415. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: After what is the Exchequer named
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| 92416. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is named after the chequered cloth upon which the reckoning of revenues took place
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| 92417. |
FOOD: Which essential herbs are used to flavour bearnaise sauce
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| 92418. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In a suit of armour which part of the body is protected by a sabaton
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| 92419. |
GEOGRAPHY: What was the former name of Tokyo
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| 92420. |
HISTORY: Who was the first British Princess Royal
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| 92421. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a person who learns late in life called
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| 92422. |
LITERATURE: Which shakespearean character ahs a dog called Crab which he describes as the sourest natured dog that lives
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| 92423. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a vade mecum
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| 92424. |
GEOGRAPHY: Kinloch Castle is one which Hebridean Island
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| 92425. |
LITERATURE: Which welsh language poet wrote The Gododdin in about AD600
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| 92426. |
SCIENCE: Which Scottish physicist wrote Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism in 1873
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| 92427. |
THE ARTS: Which American architect developed geodesic domes
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| 92428. |
ANIMALS: What type of bird is the Liver bird found on coats of arms of Liverpool
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| 92429. |
GEOGRAPHY: What is the iTalian name for the city of Florence
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| 92430. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which British Citys airport is at Rhoose
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| 92431. |
GEOGRAPHY: What name meaning mid winter settlement did the Romans give to Paris
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| 92432. |
GEOGRAPHY: on which island is Tokyo
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| 92433. |
GEOGRAPHY: What is the meaning of the word Dublin, the Norse name for the city
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| 92434. |
LITERATURE: In Thomas Hardy's Jude the Obscure which city did he call Christminster
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| 92435. |
GEOGRAPHY: The centre of which English city has large outdoor sculptures The River,Youth and The Guardians by Dhruva Mistry
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| 92436. |
GEOGRAPHY: On the site of which ancient city is Bodrum in Turkey built
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| 92437. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which city had the original ghetto in the 16th century
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| 92438. |
GEOGRAPHY: If you were at longitude 24 degrees 55' east and latitude 60 degrees 15' north, in which capital city would you be
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| 92439. |
GEOGRAPHY; In which European city is there a lake called the Tjorn
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| 92440. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which Asian City other than the walled section of Bejing which contains the Imperial Palace was also known as the Forbidden City
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| 92441. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which city was the capital of Timurs empire
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| 92442. |
GEOGRAPHY: In the centre of which South American city is the Square of Three Powers
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| 92443. |
GEOGRAPHY: After which city is mayonnaise said to be named
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| 92444. |
GEOGRAPHY: The prophet Muhammad was born in Mecca, in which city did he die
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| 92445. |
GEOGRAPHY: On which city did Charles Darrow base his original game of monopolY patented in the 1930s
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| 92446. |
GEOGRAPHY: According to classical legend, which city was the home of the original Palladium
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| 92447. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which capital citys name is the corruption of a word for ants
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| 92448. |
GEOGRAPHY: What did the Romans name the town upon which the city of Carlisle was founded
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| 92449. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who wrote the ballad Paul Reveres Ride
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| 92450. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the meaning of Sinn Fein
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| 92451. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: By what name was the musical hall entertainer matilda Wood known
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| 92452. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: The story of whose return from exile is celebrated by the Hindu festival of Divali
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| 92453. |
SPORT: Which rugby player was known as the Peer of Wigan
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| 92454. |
ART: Which artist and self taught anatomist painted racehorses Molly Longlegs and Whistlejacket
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| 92455. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the name for the symbol consisting of two dots which is placed above a letter in Germanic languages
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| 92456. |
MYTH: Roman - what is the name for the god of fire and metal working
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| 92457. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the name, in law, for the period, before the reign of Richard I
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| 92458. |
HISTORY: Which Scottish King was known as Toom Tabard
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| 92459. |
ANIMALS: What is a Rana esculenta
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| 92460. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who was the last earl of wessex before it was conferred on Prince Edward in 1999
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| 92461. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the name given to a victory whose cost is so great as to negate its value
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| 92462. |
State Nicknames: Alabama
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| 92463. |
One of the "Seven Natural Wonders of the World"
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| 92464. |
Arkansas became a state on June 15 _______
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| 92465. |
Mexico gave up the state of California with the Treaty of Guadalupe and California became a territory during which war
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| 92466. |
California's long association with gold make this a natural nickname for the state
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| 92467. |
Colorado has become known as a skier's paradise, perhaps destined after words from President
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| 92468. |
___________ is the highest state and has more mountains reaching 14,000 feet,than any other state
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| 92469. |
Connecticut was nicknamed beacuse John Fiske, the historian, claimed that The Fundamental Orders of 1638-39 comprised the first written constitution in history
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| 92470. |
The first state to ratify the United States Constitution was also the first state to have it's own commemorative state quarter minted
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| 92471. |
Juan Ponce de Leon landed on the shores of northeast Florida in April of 1513. What was he looking for
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| 92472. |
If you want to go to the moon, you'll probably have to leave from Florida. John Glenn became the first American in orbit when he blasted off from
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| 92473. |
The last of the thirteen original British colonies was named after England's King George II in 1733
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| 92474. |
Statehood had been proposed many times throughout Hawaii's history, but it was not until 1959 that Hawaii became the
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| 92475. |
at 7900 feet, is the deepest canyon in North America, deeper even than the Grand Canyon
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| 92476. |
Indiana was the name given to the Indiana Territory by the United States Congress. It means
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| 92477. |
The state of Kansas was named after the river
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| 92478. |
This state makes your heart pound and your senses tingle. The celebration of it symbolizes the intensity of spirit of Louisiana
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| 92479. |
Louisiana is another state, that bears the mark of Robert Cavelier Sieur de La Salle. The first European to descend the Mississippi River to the delta, this French explorer named the area La Louisianne after who in 1682
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| 92480. |
The first atomic submarine, was built in Maine. What was it called
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| 92481. |
One of the world's great estuaries, divides Maryland into two parts
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| 92482. |
Maryland State Quarter depicts the dome of the______________, the largest wooden dome in the country built without nails
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| 92483. |
Massachusetts gained statehood in 1788, and has sent four of her own to become President of the United States
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| 92484. |
The highest point in Missouri is ____________ at 1,772 feet above sea level
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| 92485. |
Yellowstone National Park delights visitors with incredible scenery, waterfalls, geysers, and lakes. It is located in whch sate
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| 92486. |
Captain John Mason received a grant for land in 1629. He named this land after the English county of Hampshire where he had enjoyed a number of years as a child
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| 92487. |
SCIENCE: What is the full name for Economy Class Syndrone (DVT)
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| 92488. |
SCIENCE: MMR the vaccination, what does it stand for
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| 92489. |
MUSIC: Wet wet wet had a no 1 hit in the 90s with Love is all Around, how long did it spend at the top
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| 92490. |
MUSIC: Name of Wet wet wets front man
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| 92491. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which word do we usually think of as simply meaning strong emotion, also means the suffering of Christ on the cross
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| 92492. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which book contains the service of the mass for the whole year
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| 92493. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which Roman Road ran from Exeter to Lincoln
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| 92494. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which Glen in Central Scotland between Loch Katrine and Loch Achray was popularised by Sir Walter Scott
|
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| 92495. |
HISTORY: Which Frenchman supervised the building of the Suez canal
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| 92496. |
MUSIC: Who composed the Opera Boris Godunov
|
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| 92497. |
LITERATURE: Which 20th novel, made into a film, concerns the friendship of a teacher called Fielding and a doctor called Aziz
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| 92498. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which process invented in 1855 converts pig iron into steel
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| 92499. |
HISTORY; Which British pianist initiated lunchtime concerts at the National Gallery during wwii
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| 92500. |
FOOD: Bummalo fish dried and salted is eaten as a relish called what
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