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| # | Question | Answer | |
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| 10571 | What is a male cat called? | Tom | |
| 10572 | Which trophy is inscribed "The Gentlemen's Single-Handed Championships of the World" | Wimbledon men's singles cup | |
| 10573 | What is a group of this animal called: Buck | Brace clash | |
| 10574 | Mary Robinson became president of Ireland in which year | 1990 | |
| 10575 | In which group would you find Jarvis Cocker | Pulp | |
| 10576 | What is meat slaughtered according to Muslim law | Halal | |
| 10577 | What type of chemical are adrenaline and oestrogen | Hormones | |
| 10578 | What religion has mosques as its places of worship | Islam | |
| 10579 | In Rosemead California its illegal to eat what with a fork in public | Ice Cream | |
| 10580 | In 'alice in wonderland', who never stopped sobbing | Mock turtle | |
| 10581 | Football" the oakland ______ | Raiders | |
| 10582 | The Chinese ideograph with two women under one roof means what | Trouble | |
| 10583 | What is the wrought iron tower in paris | Eiffel tower | |
| 10584 | What was E.T.'s favorite candy? | Recee's Pieces | |
| 10585 | Crown - Ring - Shank - Stock - Fluke parts of what | Anchor | |
| 10586 | Whose members get "Promoted to Glory" on their death | Salvation Army | |
| 10587 | Arthur Sarsfield Ward the creator of Fu Man Chu is which author | Sax Rohmer | |
| 10588 | Who was the female star of the film Klute | Jane fonda | |
| 10589 | What relative of King Faisal of Saudia Arabia assassinated him | Nephew | |
| 10590 | Near Ayres Rock is a lake named after which composer | Mozart | |
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| 10591 | What is the fear of lues, syphillis known as | Luiphobia | |
| 10592 | Which part of the body is most sensitive to radiation | The Blood | |
| 10593 | How many episodes of Fawlty Towers were made? | 12 | |
| 10594 | In Indian cookery what dish literally translates as Red Juice | Rogan Josh | |
| 10595 | In Algeria what is rai | A form of music | |
| 10596 | The symbols used on a map are explained by the ______. | Legend | |
| 10597 | If bats are nocturnal and horses diurnal, than coyotes and others animals that roam at the twilight hours and dawn are called: | Crepuscular | |
| 10598 | Garnet, amethyst and zircon are all types of what | Minerals | |
| 10599 | Saying: don't switch horses in___. | Midstream | |
| 10600 | What is the literal translation of terrapin | Eatable (Algonquin word) | |
| 10601 | Another name for a slaughter house | Abattoir | |
| 10602 | Thunder music is the literal translation of which musical term | Philharmonic | |
| 10603 | What U.S. state includes the telephone area code 513 | Ohio | |
| 10604 | In India, and also the British forces, what job does a Dhobi Wallah do | Laundry | |
| 10605 | What was discovered at Qumran | Dead Sea Scrolls | |
| 10606 | Which girls name means farseeing | Prudence | |
| 10607 | In what city was Audry Hepburn born | Brussels | |
| 10608 | What was the name given to the short bobbed hairstyle, popular amongst upper class women of the 1920s | Eton crop | |
| 10609 | Who forced 146 captured british officers into the black hole of calcutta | Indian troops | |
| 10610 | Which drug company manufacture Viagra | Pfizer | |
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| 10611 | What is a group of hornets | Nest | |
| 10612 | Who is President of Germany | Roman herzog | |
| 10613 | Who is the only author to have a book in every dewey decimal category | Isaac asimov | |
| 10614 | What is the fear of syphilis known as | Syphilophobia | |
| 10615 | Paris and What other capital had the worlds first telephone link | Brussels | |
| 10616 | Who wrote this line of poetry "I wandered lonely as a cloud" | William | |
| 10617 | Bees live in a hive what do seals live in | A Rookery | |
| 10618 | In Russia, what type of food is a blini or blintze | Pancake | |
| 10619 | What other name is used for the snow leopard | Ounce | |
| 10620 | What is a toboggan course | Cresta run | |
| 10621 | By law what unpopular thing must prostitutes now do in Holland | Pay Income Tax | |
| 10622 | Who played the murder victim in the original version of 'psycho' | Janet leigh | |
| 10623 | Sgt Jack Mills Was The Designated Driver In Which Infamous Journey In History | The Great Train Robbery | |
| 10624 | Which county lies between the north sea and greater london | Essex | |
| 10625 | What does 'rio de janeiro' mean in portuguese | January river | |
| 10626 | What subject is covered in the mag 'bondage' | James bond | |
| 10627 | The closest living relative of this African mammal is the Giraffe? | Okapi | |
| 10628 | What is the traditional gift for a sixth wedding anniversary | Sugar | |
| 10629 | Who wrote the choral work the Messiah | George frederick handel | |
| 10630 | This ain't no party, this ain't no disco ..' were lyrics from which group's 1979 release 'Life During Wartime' | Talking Heads | |
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| 10631 | What Was Arsenal Tube Station Called Before It Was Renamed To Arsenal | Gillespie Road | |
| 10632 | What is the only patented uniform / costume in the USA | Playboy Bunny Girls | |
| 10633 | Groundhog day is this day in february. | 2nd | |
| 10634 | Jorn Utzon of Denmark designed what landmark | Sydney Opera House | |
| 10635 | The pedal bicycle was invented in which year | 1839 | |
| 10636 | How do male moths find female moths in the dark | By smell smell | |
| 10637 | Which leader was defeated at the battle of Salamis | Alexander | |
| 10638 | Who first appeared on TV December 17th 1989 | The Simpsons – Episode 1 in USA | |
| 10639 | John Huxham in 1750 invented which word | Influenza | |
| 10640 | If you landed at Schipol airport where are you | Amsterdam | |
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