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HISTORY: Ten day Queen of England
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Jewish patriarch, father of isaac
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: latin american dance with gliding steps
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PLANTS: Fruit of the blackthorn
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FOOD: Dutch liqeur made with raw eggs
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Legendary King with the golden touch
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Opposite of cathode
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ANIMALS: Migratory bird with long wings and forked tail
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Scottish valley
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Aircraft propelled by rotating blades
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FILM: Star of Rosemarys baby
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SCIENCE: Gas that forms nearly four fifths of air
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FASHION: In the US canvas shoe
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Goblin like creature
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GEOGRAPHY: Roman defensive structure built across the extreme North of England
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FASHION: All in one exercise garment named after a 19th century trapeze artist
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Old pointed cavalry weapon
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Poem of 14 lines
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THE BODY: another name for a tendon
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Oxide film that forms on bronze or copper
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PLANTS: Heather family of plannts
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SPORT: British motor racing World Champion 1992
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ANIMALS: Lupine animal
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TV: Christopher Chittells character in Emmerdale
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PLANTS: Oil derived from flax
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LITERATURE: Author of A Dolls House
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Painting of inanimate objects
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Americas volunteer state
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| 91829. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Famous Greek sculptures
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TV: Who plays Mike Baldwin in Coronation Street
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THE BODY: Small stirrup shaped bone of the middle ear
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: US astronomer
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GEOGRAPHY: N Irish county to the south of Lough Neagh
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GEOGRAPHY: French resort location of the Promenade des Anglais
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ANIMALS: Which breed of horse is tradionally ridden by the Spanish Riding School in Vienna
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| 91836. |
GEOGRAPHY: In which Welsh town is the Theatre Clwyd
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| 91837. |
PLANTS: What is the term for plants that produce shoots one year and flower,produce seeds and die the following year
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| 91838. |
SPORT: Jimmy Hill gave up his job as manager of which football club in 1967 to become a tv presenter
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| 91839. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which African capital is named after a 19th century american president
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SCIENCE: What is the name of the process by which a solid substance turns into a gas without first becoming a liquid
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| 91841. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the motto of the BBC
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| 91842. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What was the original name of President Tito of Yugoslavia
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| 91843. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: The Swing riots of 1830-33 concerned which workers
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| 91844. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: who in Greek mythology who took out the family chariot before he had learned to drive it and came to grief
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| 91845. |
LITERATURE: Which Scottish writer resurrected the caddish Harry Flashman from Tom Browns schooldays in a series of Flashman Novels
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| 91846. |
THE ARTS: Who painted "And when did you last see your father", now in the walker Art Gallery in Liverpool
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| 91847. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What characterises someone referred to as a Bob Acres
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| 91848. |
MUSIC: Who composed the opera Mitridate
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| 91849. |
FILM: Which spaghetti western was based on the 1961 film Yojimbo by the Japanese director Akira Kurosawa
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| 91850. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In academia where would one find a scholium
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| 91851. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which lighthouse designer was swept away in his lighthouse in a storm in Nov 1703
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| 91852. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: According to Says Law of Markets what does a rise in the supply of goods produce
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| 91853. |
GEOGRAPHY: Founded in 1822 by the American Colonisation Society as a home for liberated slaves, capital city named after US President James Monroe, which country
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| 91854. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: A light four wheeled carriage, named after a greek mythological character
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| 91855. |
SPORT: Which cricketer who also played football for Arsenal and England made a series of Brylcreem ads just after WWii
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| 91856. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What does the acronym ERNIE stand for
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| 91857. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which British monarch was known as The Sailor King
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| 91858. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who wrote - Man was born free and everywhere he is in chains
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| 91859. |
THE ARTS: In which European art galleries are the 2 versions of Leonardo Da Vincis Virgin of the Rocks
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| 91860. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In a suit of armour which part of the body is protected by a greave
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| 91861. |
SCIENCE: Name given to a positive electrode
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| 91862. |
FILM: Which classic 1939 Hollywood film derives from Maupassants Boule de Suif
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| 91863. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the name given to an outwork which defended the entrance of a castle or fortified town
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| 91864. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In which european city is the International Museum of the Reformation which includes statues of John Knox and John Calvin
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| 91865. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which French dramatist was originally named Jean Baptiste Poquelin
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| 91866. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: The interior of which continent was explored by Gregory Blaxland in 1813, John Oxley in 1818 and Charles Stuart in 1829-30
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| 91867. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: James Brooke an ex employee of the east India Company ruled which independent state on the island of Borneo between 1841 and 1946
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| 91868. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Which bird in flight is the symbol ofSt John the Apostle
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| 91869. |
GEOGRAPHY: Which city is famed for its Temple of the Emerald Buddha
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| 91870. |
HISTORY: At which battle between British and Zulu forces in South Africa in 1879 did a small British force win 11 Victoria Crosses
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| 91871. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Continue the song...Put another nickel in the nickelodeon,all i want is loving you
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| 91872. |
ANIMALS: What sort of insects belong to the order Odonata
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| 91873. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Name of the machine that selects the Premium Bonds
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a nickelodeon
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| 91875. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is the meaning of Bolshoi - as in the Bolshoi Ballet
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| 91876. |
FILM: Who was Fred Astaires dancing partner in the 1957 film Silk Stockings
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| 91877. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who was the male principal dancer in the show Riverdance when it opened
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| 91878. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Who was the female principal dancer in the show River Dance when it opened
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| 91879. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In the 14th & 15th centuries what name was given to the dance of a skeleton or corpse leading people to the grave in order of social precedence
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| 91880. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Where inEngland is the tradional Furry Dance held annually in May
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| 91881. |
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: Name of the form of dance which originated in the US- disjointed robotic movements and spinning on your head
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| 91882. |
TV: Who was the first presenter of the BBCs Come Dancing
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THE ARTS: What was the name of Stravinskys first ballet which was first performed in 1910, which he shortened into a suite as it was too long and patchy
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| 91884. |
THE ARTS: Which former ballet dancer was the first director of the Royal Ballet which she had founded in 1931
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THE ARTS: What was the former name of the Royal Ballet
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THE ARTS: Which form of dancing features charaters from the Robin Hood stories,along with Bavian the fool, Malkin the Clown and a hobby horse
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: what is the meaning of the word ballet
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THE ARTS: Which ballet dancers 1998 autobiography was entitled Life in Dance
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| 91889. |
THE ARTS: Which was the last ballet directed by Rudolf Nureyev in 1992
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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: What is a bayadere
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MUSIC: Which american jazz musician composed and recorded Black Bottom Stomp in the late 1920
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| 91892. |
KAOS: The seven deadly sins
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| 91893. |
What is the word for descending a precipice by sliding down a rope
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What famous WW II fighter pilot lost both his legs
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What happened at 3am August 3rd 1963, at Sears Crossing in Buckinghamshire, England
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Who patented a waterproof material in 1835 consisting of cloth coated with India rubber
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In which month was Julius Caesar born
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Which gas glows red when an electric current is passed through it
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KAOS: Name the famous musketeers
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KAOS: The christian names of the three Bronte sisters
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