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General Knowledge
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| # | Question | Answer |
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| 911 | How many lions are depicted on the royal standard? | Seven (one represents Scotland) |
| 912 | Which state is home to the Joshua Tree National Park? | California |
| 913 | What does a somnambulist do? | Sleepwalks |
| 914 | Which fruit contains the most calories? | Avocado |
| 915 | If eating Cambridge No 5s,Wellands or Bedford Winter Harvests what would you be eating? | Brussel Sprouts |
| 916 | In a standard set of playing cards which is the only king without a moustache? | The king of hearts |
| 917 | What U.S. state did Barack Obama become senator of in 2005? | Illinois |
| 918 | What type of material is produced in a ginnery? | Cotton |
| 919 | In what American state was Barack Obama born? | Hawaii |
| 920 | How many stones did David take for his fight with Goliath? One, Five or Fifteen? | Five |
| 921 | What was Barack Obama`s father`s first name? | Barack |
| 922 | What famous sauce is manufactured by McIlhenny & Co? | Tabasco |
| 923 | The Greek translation of the phrase `Which was to be proved` provided what abbreviation? | QED |
| 924 | How is the drink which was introduced in 1929 and originally called Lithiated Lemon, known now? | 7-Up |
| 925 | From what country does the chihuahua dog originate? | Mexico |
| 926 | What does `I.Q.` stand for as in I.Q. Test? | Intelligence Quotient |
| 927 | What are the names of the four stations on a Monopoly board? | Kings Cross, Marylebone Station, Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street |
| 928 | Which sign of the zodiac falls in both October and November? | Scorpio |
| 929 | On a London Underground map, what line is coloured dark blue? | The Picadilly Line |
| 930 | Why do Icelandic phone books contain peoples occupations in addition to the persons name? | Because so many people in Iceland have the same name. |
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| 931 | By what name is the Central Criminal Court in London better known? | The Old Bailey |
| 932 | True or False: In America, on 1st January, 2001, over 3,700 prisoners were under sentence of death? | True |
| 933 | To the nearest million, what did Census 2001 reveal was the population of Scotland? | 5 million |
| 934 | What film features the characters Barry the Baptist and Hatchett Harry? | `Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels` |
| 935 | How much money is referred to in the slang term `a monkey`? | 500 pounds |
| 936 | In what building in London is Poets Corner? | Westminster Abbey |
| 937 | In the NATO phonetic alphabet, what word is used for `N`? | November |
| 938 | True or false: Clinophobia is the fear of beds? | True |
| 939 | Which fruit is the only one to grow seeds on the outside ? | Strawberry |
| 940 | In the game of Monopoly, how much does it cost to buy Old Kent Road? | 60 |
| 941 | Which sign of the zodiac falls in both June and July? | Cancer |
| 942 | Fat Tuesday is another name for what event? | Mardi Gras |
| 943 | What is the proper name for the fear of fire? | Pyrophobia |
| 944 | What are the six murder weapons used in a game of `Cluedo`? | Candlestick, Dagger, Lead Piping, Rope, Revolver and Spanner. |
| 945 | What word is used to describe an angle between 90 and 180 degrees? | Obtuse |
| 946 | Which sign of the zodiac runs from March into April? | Aries |
| 947 | Which of these letters is used most frequently in the English language? B, V or P? | P |
| 948 | What is the connection between `Comet`, `Cupid` and `Vixen`? | They are all Santa Claus` reindeer |
| 949 | What is the first prime number greater than 100? | 101 |
| 950 | Which country has the airline Iberia? | Spain |
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| 951 | What is philately the study of? | Stamp-collecting |
| 952 | Which line on the London Underground was opened in 1977 and was originally planned to be called Fleet? | Jubilee |
| 953 | True or False: Taphephobia is the fear of losing your teeth? | False (it`s the fear of being buried alive) |
| 954 | What is the birthstone for the month of May? Emerald or Ruby? | Emerald |
| 955 | How many stars appear on the flag of Australia? | 6 |
| 956 | How many rows of stars are there on an American flag? | 9 |
| 957 | Triskadekaphobia is the fear of what number? | 13 |
| 958 | In Italian, what does the word Pizza mean? | Pie |
| 959 | Which University is based in Milton Keynes? | The Open University |
| 960 | Which chancellor of the exchequer introduced the Tessa? | John Major |
| 961 | Which country has the international vehicle registration letter of `S`? | Sweden |
| 962 | Which dance`s name is the Spanish word for sauce? | Salsa |
| 963 | What are the names of the Duke Of York`s two children? | Beatrice and Eugenie |
| 964 | What comes between Duke and Earl in the ranking of British peers? | Marquess |
| 965 | What was the name of the first computer to defeat a World Chess Champion in a tournament? | Deep Blue |
| 966 | Caedmon is regarded as the earliest English … what? Magician, Poet or Playwright? | Poet |
| 967 | Which University has a rowing eight called Isis? | Oxford |
| 968 | On which part of the body would you wear espadrilles? | The feet |
| 969 | In the board game, Monopoly how much does Park Lane cost? | £350 |
| 970 | What do the English call the alcoholic drink which is called `Heavy` in Scotland? | Bitter |
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| 971 | What is the second longest river in the world? | The Amazon |
| 972 | What is the name of Snoopy`s little bird friend? | Woodstock |
| 973 | In the board game Monopoly, how much money does each player start with? | £1,500 |
| 974 | Which sign of the zodiac runs from December into January? | Capricorn |
| 975 | In `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, if you add up the number of swans-a-swimming and geese-a-laying, what do you get? 13, 14 or 15? | 13 |
| 976 | What is the name of the Christian festival that happens 12 days after Christmas? | Epiphany |
| 977 | Which two months are covered by the star sign Aquarius? | January and February |
| 978 | What does the first `A` stand for in NASA? | Aeronautics |
| 979 | Which `A` is the birthstone for the month of March? | Aquamarine |
| 980 | Where is the one place that the American flag flies 24 hours a day, but is never raised or lowered and is never saluted? | The moon. |
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