| 176901. |
MUSIC: Chrissie Hynde led which band
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| 176902. |
MUSIC: What colour Heather was the title of a 1996 hit for Rod Stewart
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| 176903. |
MUSIC: What instrument did Jools Holland of Squeeze play
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| 176904. |
MUSIC: Eric Clapton sang "I shot ....." who, back in 1974
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| 176905. |
MUSIC: Which 70's rock band took their name from a US gangster city
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| 176906. |
MUSIC: Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy hailed form which country
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| 176907. |
MUSIC: Who were Huey Lewis's backing group
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| 176908. |
MUSIC: Which girl did Pink Floyd "See play" on an early 60's single
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| 176909. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which British island, about 80 feet across, is in the Atlantic, 230 miles west of the Hebrides
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| 176910. |
MYTHOLOGY: What was supposed to flow in the veins of the Greek Gods
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| 176911. |
FILM: In which film did POWs use a avulting horse to disguise the digging of an escape tunnel
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| 176912. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which drink was advertised by Leonard Rossiter and Joan Collins
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| 176913. |
TV: What was the name of the aging rock band in the 1987 series Tutti Frutti
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| 176914. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which straits sepaarate Sri Lanka from India
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| 176915. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who designed the tapestry that hangs behind the altar at Coventry Cathedral
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| 176916. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which animal gives us nutria fur
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| 176917. |
QUOTES: Who said "Its a funny old world - a mans lucky if he gets out alive"
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| 176918. |
ANIMALS: What is a collective word for a group of foxes
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| 176919. |
LITERATURE: In which novel did Michael Henchard sell his wife for 5 guineas
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| 176920. |
MUSIC: For which English king did Handel compsose his Water Music
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| 176921. |
LITERATURE: what colour was Alexandre Dumas' tulip
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| 176922. |
MATHS: What is the square root of 729
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| 176923. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: On what material does a topiarist work
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| 176924. |
TV: In which club did Arthur and Terry drink in the Tv series Minder
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| 176925. |
LITERATURE: Which famous adventure story was originally called The Sea Cook
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| 176926. |
ANIMALS: Mainly which creatures belong to the order arachnida
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| 176927. |
GEOGRAPHY: From which country did the Bashi Bazouks come
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| 176928. |
HISTORY: Which fruit did Columbus discover on Guadeloupe in 1493
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| 176929. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which Christian name derives from the Gaelic for "handsome"
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| 176930. |
BIBLE: From which affliction did the patient Job suffer in the Bible
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| 176931. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is family name of the Dukes of Wellington
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| 176932. |
SPORT: What is the sport for which Sabina Park is famous
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| 176933. |
MUSIC:" Torn" was a first top 10 for which vocalist
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| 176934. |
SCIENCE: The body, which bone is between your femur and your tibia
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| 176935. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Under what name did Nathan Birnbaum become famous
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| 176936. |
TV: Who was Desmond Lynams co presenter on the first series of How do they do that
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| 176937. |
MUSIC: Which singer had top ten hits in the 1980s with Games without frontiers and Sledgehammer
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| 176938. |
SCIENCE: In which constellation is the star Betelgeuse
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| 176939. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who was the norse god of poetry
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| 176940. |
GEOGRAPHY: What was the name of the Hoover Dam from 1933-1947
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| 176941. |
GEOGRAPHY: On which river is the Hoover Dam
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| 176942. |
LITERATURE: In which novel do Athos,Porthos and Aramis all appear
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| 176943. |
LITERATURE: Who was the guzzling and greedy giant created by Rabelais
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| 176944. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which natural feature has been nicknamed The Lamp of Phoebus
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| 176945. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which Quaker founded the city of Philadelphia
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| 176946. |
LITERATURE: Which film is based on Conrads Heart of Darkness
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| 176947. |
HISTORY: Who defined the four freedoms in 1941
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| 176948. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which bird is nicknamed the Pharoahs chicken
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| 176949. |
MUSIC: Which group comprised Cass,Michelle,John and Denny
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| 176950. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which helpful organisation was founded in 1953 by the Rev Chad Varah
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| 176951. |
TV: What wa s the name of the cook in Upstairs Downstairs
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| 176952. |
LITERATURE: Whom does Viola love in Twelfth Night
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| 176953. |
MUSIC; Which instrument is played by the leader of the orchestra
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| 176954. |
MUSIC: Who produced an album called An Innocent Man
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| 176955. |
HISTORY: Who said "The maxim of the British people is 'Business as usual'
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| 176956. |
HISTORY: UK, what was revealed by letter to Lord Monteagle
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| 176957. |
TV: In which Tv series did Richard Chamberlain play an Australian priest
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| 176958. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which slang word for prison came into use from the name of a famous gaol in Southwark in London
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| 176959. |
ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the impala come
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| 176960. |
ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the eland come
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| 176961. |
ANIMALS: From which category of animal does the dik-dik come
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| 176962. |
MUSIC: The name of the National Anthem of Portugal
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| 176963. |
FILM: What is the name of the dinosaur monster which has appeared in many Japanese films
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| 176964. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In which religion is the mystic formula Om Mani Padme Hum chanted
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| 176965. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In ancient mythology, what was a lamia
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| 176966. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In fairy folklore what was the job of Mab
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| 176967. |
BIBLE: What instrument did David play
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| 176968. |
USELESS TRIVIA: In which British city did people shout "gardy loo" when emptying slops out of the windows
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| 176969. |
TV: In the series Edward and Mrs Simpson who played Edward
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| 176970. |
LITERATURE: Which character rode a horse called Rosinante
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| 176971. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is Tiggy-oggie
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| 176972. |
MUSIC: Who had top ten hits in the 1960s with Detroit City and Love me tonight
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| 176973. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In which Commonwealth country is Waitangi Day the national day
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| 176974. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Name of an ancient persian religion
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| 176975. |
FILM: Who played Michael Douglas' wife in Fatal attraction
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| 176976. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: On whose shoulders did the Old Man of the Sea hoist himself
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| 176977. |
SPORT: Which motor racing team is named after Indias sacred flower
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| 176978. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which famous building was erected for the Great Exhibition of 1851
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| 176979. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a killick
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| 176980. |
GEOGRAPHY: What is the name for the ancient trade route between China and the Mediterranean
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| 176981. |
HISTORY: Where did Lord Kitchener defeat the Mahdi in 1898
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| 176982. |
SCIENCE: Which disease is tested for by the Schich Test
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| 176983. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: With which art form was Donald Mcgill particularly associated
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| 176984. |
MUSIC: Who had top 10 hits in 1980s with Blue Eyes and Passengers
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| 176985. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: For what was amateur naturalist Thomas Bewick especially famous
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| 176986. |
GEOGRAPHY: In which states are the Sierra Nevada mountains
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| 176987. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which island off the north coast of Devon takes its name from the Norse word for Puffin
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| 176988. |
GEOGRAPHY: Where is the Island of Panay
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| 176989. |
GEOGRAPHY: On which London Street is Selfridges
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| 176990. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a strobilus
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| 176991. |
HISTORY: Which World War 2 leader was executed and exhibited by his own people
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| 176992. |
FOOD: What is the name given to stunted and withered apples used to make rough cider
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| 176993. |
ANIMALS: Shorthorn cattle were the first breed to have their own herdbook, in which county were they developed
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| 176994. |
LITERATURE: In Treasure Island, who apart from JimHawkins narrates part of the story
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| 176995. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Shell Oil was developed by Marcus Samuel, what was the original family business
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| 176996. |
SPORT:(?) Which American became world chess champion in 1972
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| 176997. |
SCIENCE: Where in the body would you find the fontanelle
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| 176998. |
LITERATURE: Which adventure novel featured Gagool,Twala and Umbopa
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| 176999. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What was Coco Chanels christian name
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| 177000. |
THE ARTS: Which American artist is famous for a picture of a can of beans
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