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| # | Question | Answer | |
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| 11971 | What was the real name of the Jazz legend Bix Beiderbecke? | Leon | |
| 11972 | Which Multi Platinum Singer Is The "Niece" Of Soul Singer "Gladys Night" | Aaliyah | |
| 11973 | What do the ships resemble on the cover of the "Boston" LP in 1976 | Guitars | |
| 11974 | Name the clothing wrinkle remover that sounds like a kind of metal. | Iron | |
| 11975 | What drink is a mixture of white wine and blackcurrant syrup or liqueur | Kir | |
| 11976 | Countries of the world:northern part of central American Isthmus, major cities include Quezaltenango & Escuintla | Guatemala | |
| 11977 | What is the state bird of West Virginia | Cardinal | |
| 11978 | Indian song withimprovised usually topical words | Calypso | |
| 11979 | Who wrote Gone with the Wind | Margaret Mitchell | |
| 11980 | Who invented the zip fastener in 1893 | Whitcomb judson | |
| 11981 | What was the name of Buffy's doll in the 1970's show 'Family Affair'? | Mrs. Beasley | |
| 11982 | Who rode a horse called Lamri | King Arthur | |
| 11983 | In what state did the 1862 Sioux uprising start | Minnesota | |
| 11984 | In 1960 Dr Thomas Creighton Was The First Person In The World To Receive What Punishment? | A Parking Ticket | |
| 11985 | Something free of charge | Buckshee | |
| 11986 | What do airplane mechanics call motor oil | Pickle juice | |
| 11987 | Collective nouns - a group of police officers | A Mess | |
| 11988 | Which nerve forms the link between the eye and the brain? | Optic Nerve | |
| 11989 | What U.S. city contains a full-scale replica of the ancient Parthenon | Nashville | |
| 11990 | What do Italians call Rome | Roma | |
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| 11991 | What Every Day Invention Was Patended By Mary Anderson | Windscreen Wipers | |
| 11992 | The average West German does it every seven days - what | Changes washes underwear | |
| 11993 | In London who designed Marble Arch | John nash | |
| 11994 | RL international car registration plate which country | Lebanon | |
| 11995 | Who wore a cabbage leaf under his cap | Babe ruth | |
| 11996 | In egyptian mythology, what is the life force called | Ka | |
| 11997 | What country do Brazil nuts come from | Bolivia | |
| 11998 | What is the flower that stands for: silliness | Fool's parsley | |
| 11999 | Dry ice consists of | Carbon dioxide | |
| 12000 | What is the most tattooed product in the world | Harley Davidson | |
| 12001 | Houari Boumedienne was president of which country from 1965 to 1978 | Algeria | |
| 12002 | What is the study of prehistoric plants and animals called? | Paleontology | |
| 12003 | What was David Leans first film | Oliver Twist | |
| 12004 | What didn't wolfman jack do until the 1970's | Reveal his face | |
| 12005 | Which Fictional Character Opened The New York Stock Exchange On June 8th 1999 | Noddy | |
| 12006 | What is kaolin? | Pure china clay | |
| 12007 | Americans spent over how much in 1982 to avoid having bad breath | $360 million | |
| 12008 | Which capital city was scheduled as second choice to hold the 1944 Summer Olympics, and had to wait for another twelve years | Helsinki | |
| 12009 | What opera premiered in Paignton Devon 30th December 1879 | Pirates of Penzance | |
| 12010 | What is the name of the cold Spanish soup made from peppers and tomatoes | Gazpacho | |
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| 12011 | What country has the highest kidnapping rate? | Colombia | |
| 12012 | George Formby ” Singer Of The Classic “ When I'm Cleaning Windows ” But Can You Tell Me Where In The North West Of England Was He Born? | Wiigan | |
| 12013 | What is a sixty year anniversary | Emerald anniversary | |
| 12014 | What is the condensed water vapour in the sky left behind jets | Contrail | |
| 12015 | What was the working title of the TV series Dallas | Houston | |
| 12016 | What is the longest canal in the world | Grand canal of china | |
| 12017 | Which French revolutionary said 'The surest way to remain poor is to be honest' | Napoleon bonaparte | |
| 12018 | What is the astrological sign for death | Pluto | |
| 12019 | In 1860 Napoleon III banquet - serving dishes dearer gold - what | Aluminium | |
| 12020 | Pepper's lonely hearts club band Energy waves produced by the oscillation or acceleration of an electric charge. Electromagnetic waves have both electric and magnetic components. | Electromagnetic radiation | |
| 12021 | What year was the film "The Abyss" released | 1989 | |
| 12022 | What does 'The Monument' in London commemorate? | Great Fire of London | |
| 12023 | It is the English Channel but what do the French call it | La Manche | |
| 12024 | What city do the Italians call the Monaco of bavaria? | Munich | |
| 12025 | Hormephobia is the fear of | Shock | |
| 12026 | Ops was the wife of which Roman God | Saturn | |
| 12027 | In chess, what name is given to the only move involving two pieces | Castling | |
| 12028 | If you are using Prime Tierce and Octave what are you doing | Fencing | |
| 12029 | In which modern country is Mesopotamia | Iraq | |
| 12030 | The Old Aztecs played ollamalitzi what game does it resemble | Basketball | |
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| 12031 | An omniscient person has unlimited ______ | Knowledge | |
| 12032 | Deadly nightshade, drug obtained from this | Belladonna | |
| 12033 | What is the Capital of: Namibia | Windhoek | |
| 12034 | What was the name of the ruling house of France at the time of the French Revolution | Bourbon | |
| 12035 | Who wrote the children's novel The Story of Doctor Doolittle | Hugh lofting | |
| 12036 | In egyptian mythology, who was horus' mother | Isis | |
| 12037 | Abracadabra comes from what language | Hebrew | |
| 12038 | In musical notation, what is the term for the symbol at the beginning of a staff | Clef | |
| 12039 | What film did the Beatles make for television? | Magical Mystery Tour | |
| 12040 | In which film did we meet Baron Numpsi as the villain | Eddie Murphy's The Golden Child | |
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