| 103101. |
In which literary work does Mrs Do-As-You-Would-Be-Done-By appear
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| 103102. |
Which comedian's catch phrase was I won't take my coat oft, I'm not stopping
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| 103103. |
In Rome, what was the Cloaca Maxima
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| 103104. |
Who in 1994 knocked out Michael Moore to become the oldest man ever to win a version of the World Heavyweight Boxing title
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| 103105. |
Which city lies at the eastern terminus of the Trans-Siberian railway
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| 103106. |
In July 1992, Tim Taylor married which member of the royal family
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| 103107. |
Which Italian composer's funeral in 1924 reputedly 'brought Italy to a standstill
|
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| 103108. |
Which painting medium is an emulsion of egg yolks and water
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| 103109. |
Name the variety of brassica , whose thickened stem, resembling a turnip, is eaten as a vegetable
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| 103110. |
Eppie Cass is a central character in which |novel by George Eliot
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| 103111. |
Which term is used in the Christian calendar for the last few days leading up to Easter Sunday
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100 |
| 103112. |
The Little Bighorn, scene of Custer's last stand, is in which US State
|
1 |
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| 103113. |
What kind of creature is a redpoll, other than a kind of cattle
|
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| 103114. |
Roger Moore's first appearance as James Bond was in which film
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100 |
| 103115. |
Which English king married Berengaria of Navarre, who never set foot on English soil
|
1 |
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| 103116. |
The town of Beersheba is in which country
|
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100 |
| 103117. |
Which American clarinettist bandleader was known as 'The King of Swing'
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100 |
| 103118. |
(1940-1945) became Foreign Secretary in Attlee's Cabinet (1945-1951)
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| 103119. |
In the Dickens' novel 'Great Expectations' what was the Christian name of the convict 'Magwitch'
|
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100 |
| 103120. |
Which fast suburban railway system in Ireland runs from Howth in the North to Bray in the South
|
1 |
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| 103121. |
The Oedipus Complex is the sexual love of a son for his mother. What is the sexual love of a daughter for her father called
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103122. |
Which US President won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his mediation in the Russo-Japanese War
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103123. |
What is a Roman Catholic devotion consisting of prayers or services on nine consecutive days called
|
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100 |
| 103124. |
Who was the oldest man ever to play Test cricket when he represented England against West Indies in 1930 aged 52
|
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| 103125. |
Who wrote the classic war novel "All Quiet on the Western Front"
|
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100 |
| 103126. |
Who started a giant fast food chain in 1928 in a hut near Bradford, Yorkshire
|
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100 |
| 103127. |
Which city in Central Alabama was the first capital of the Confederacy (1861) during the Civil War
|
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100 |
| 103128. |
Which of the Great Train Robbers became a florist outside Waterloo station
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103129. |
Who wrote the classic spy novel "The Thirty-nine Steps"
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103130. |
Which Argentinian golfer, aged 44,won the British Open in 1967
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103131. |
Which Apostle refused to believe in Christ's resurrection until he had seen His wounds
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103132. |
Who was the lead singer and principal songwriter with the American pop group "Bread"
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103133. |
Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the General Strike in 1926
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103134. |
The tenth part of a Roman legion consisting of 600 men was known as what
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103135. |
Which US President was awarded the 1919 Nobel Peace
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103136. |
What is the purpose of an analgesic drug
|
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100 |
| 103137. |
What french word describes the painting technique which uses separate dots of pure colour instead of mixed pigments
|
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1 |
100 |
| 103138. |
In Dickens' novel 'David Copperfield', what is the Christian name of his old nurse Peggotty
|
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100 |
| 103139. |
What is the Christian (Latin) name for the place which the Hebrews called Golgotha, (In Aramaic, 'The Place of the Skulls)
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103140. |
Charing Cross in London was built in commemoration of Queen Eleanor, who was the wife of which British King
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103141. |
What kind of creature is a redback
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103142. |
Twenty-five years after first playing James Bond, Sean Connery won an Oscar. For his part in which film
|
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1 |
100 |
| 103143. |
In a Rugby League team which player wears the number nine shirt
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103144. |
The English city of Salisbury stands on which river
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103145. |
Which horticultural fungicide, consisting of equal parts of copper sulphate and lime, bears the same name as a French port
|
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100 |
| 103146. |
Name the evil slave owner and villain in Harriet Becher Stowe's novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
|
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100 |
| 103147. |
In which classical music suite, would one find "The Market Place at Limoges", and "The Great Gate of Kiev"
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103148. |
Dogs bark and cows moo, but what does a Khaki Campbell do
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103149. |
The city of Sheffield stands on the River Sheaf; and on which other, major, river
|
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100 |
| 103150. |
What is the name of Princess Anne's second husband
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103151. |
In the 1969 filin "Anne of the Thousand Days" starring Genevieve Bujold and Richard Burton, who was the Anne of the title
|
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100 |
| 103152. |
Which 1949 comedy film featured Scottish islanders looting a stricken ship laden with Scotch
|
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100 |
| 103153. |
At which American University were four students shot dead in 1970 whilst protesting against the Vietnam War
|
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100 |
| 103154. |
To which Berkshire destination did C.N.D. march from London each Easter beginning in the late 1950s
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103155. |
Whose quartet provided the musical accompaniment to the Goon Show
|
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100 |
| 103156. |
In 1927, the first words spoken in a film were "Wait a minute, wait a minute!" Which five words followed
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103157. |
In which town or city in the north-west is the Ashton memorial
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103158. |
Whose first book, in 1962, was "The lpcress File"
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103159. |
Who was Poet Laureate during World War Two
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103160. |
What drink is a mixture of white wine and blackcurrant syrup or liqueur
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103161. |
What is the alternative name for rabies
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103162. |
Which country rejected membership of the E.E.C. in 1972
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103163. |
Which Labour politician did Aneurin Bevan call "a dessicated calculating machine"
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103164. |
"Boy", as in Tallboy and Lowboy, is derived from the French word for what
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103165. |
In which year did Gordon Richards ride his first Derby winner
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103166. |
Which Fijian golfer won the 1998 US Masters
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103167. |
When Spencer Tracy won his first Academy award in 1937, his Oscar statuette mistakenly bore the name of which detective
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103168. |
Name the computer developed fromTuring's bombes at Bletchley Park to decode the German Enigma codes during World War 2.
|
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100 |
| 103169. |
Who was Poet Laureate during World War One
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103170. |
Which song composed by Sir Arthur Sullivan in sorrow over his brother's death became the most popular ballad of the nineteenth century
|
1 |
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| 103171. |
From which part of a tree does turmeric come
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103172. |
Which Oxford College's Chapel is also Oxford's Cathedral
|
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100 |
| 103173. |
Who was defeated at the Battle of Zama by Scipio Africanus
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103174. |
Which was David Platt's first professional club
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103175. |
Which British director founded the Theatre Workshop in Manchester in 1945
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103176. |
Which BBC TV comedy featured spoof news and current affairs, and introduced Alan Partridge
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103177. |
Which American crowned a great 1998 by winning at Wentworth
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103178. |
What was South Crofty in Cornwall, closed in 1998
|
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100 |
| 103179. |
In which town or city is the national Museum for Photography
|
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100 |
| 103180. |
Only three grape varieties can be used to make champagne. Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier are two. Name the third
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103181. |
As Nick Park drove to the 1996 Oscar ceremony on a Wallace and Gromit-style red motorcycle and sidecar, why was he cautioned by the police
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103182. |
In which novel of 1874 does Sergeant Troy appear
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 103183. |
Which drink should be served in a glass called a copita
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103184. |
The closure of which British nuclear re-processing plant was announced in 1998
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103185. |
Whose big band's signature tune was "One O'Clock Jump"
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103186. |
Who wrote the music for the 1948 film 'Scott of the Antarctic' and made a symphony out of it
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103187. |
Name the month in the French Republican calendar which is also the title of a novel by Emile Zola
|
1 |
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| 103188. |
Where is the National Motor Museum
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103189. |
What was the largest town in Britain before it became a city in 1992
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103190. |
Whose first published book, in 1961, was 'Call for the Dead'
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103191. |
Who wrote the 'The Dam Busters March' for the 1954 film of that name
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103192. |
In the final scene of the film "White Heat", James Cagney stands on a roof and shouts, "Made it, Ma!" Which four words follow
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103193. |
When solid substances in the blood are removed, what name is given to the remaining liquid
|
1 |
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| 103194. |
Which island left the E.E.C. in 1985
|
1 |
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| 103195. |
Where in Huddersfield was the Rugby League formed in 1895
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103196. |
Which Labour politician, according to Harold Wilson, "immatures with age"
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103197. |
What was the city of Istanbul called before 330 AD
|
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| 103198. |
What's the common name for leucocytes, found in the blood
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103199. |
In cookery, what does the term "Macedoine" mean
|
1 |
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100 |
| 103200. |
Name Ladysmith Black Mambazo's chart-topping album of 1986
|
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100 |