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General Knowledge

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# Question Answer
1401 How many days were there in February in the year 2000? 29
1402 Between which two cities did the train `the Flying Scotsman` run? London and Edinburgh
1403 Where on your body would you wear espadrilles? On your feet
1404 Who was the Roman God of War? Mars
1405 Which American President appears on a one dollar bill? George Washington
1406 What was the name of the Greenpeace ship which was blown up in New Zealand? Rainbow Warrior
1407 In the story of Jack and the Beanstalk what did Jack exchange for the beans from which the beanstalk grew? A cow
1408 Who is the patron saint of lovers? St Valentines
1409 `C-notes` and `Benjamins` are slang terms for which denomination of U.S. currency? 100 dollar bills
1410 In slang, how much money is a monkey? £500
1411 Which city is 402 miles from Cardiff, 156 miles from Newcastle and 149 miles from Aberdeen? Glasgow
1412 If you were born on Halloween, what star sign would you be? Scorpio
1413 After how many years of marriage would you celebrate a ruby wedding anniversary? 40
1414 If you were born on December 1st, what star sign would you be? Sagittarius
1415 What does REM stand for? Rapid Eye Movement
1416 What would someone who was involved in pyrotechnics make? Fireworks
1417 What do the initials YMCA stand for? Young Mens Christian Association
1418 Which game was invented in the 1930s and originally called Lexiko? Scrabble
1419 What type of pastry is used in profiteroles? Choux
1420 With which hobby would you associate `twitchers` ? Bird-watching
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1421 In the game of draughts, how many men does a player start with? 12
1422 If you were born in December, and you weren`t a Capricorn, what star sign would you be? Sagittarius
1423 For which carnival is the American city of New Orleans famous? Mardi Gras
1424 In the game of Monopoly, how much does each player pay you if it`s your birthday? £10
1425 What is the national dance of Brazil? The samba
1426 In which game does the word which indicates victory originate from Persian phrase `Shah-mat`? Chess (checkmate)
1427 Occuring once a year in Britain, what is the modern day equivalent of the ancient Roman festival of Hilaria? April Fool`s Day
1428 What is the first prime number greater than 50? 53
1429 What word associated with Christmas could be illustratied by `ABCDEFGHIJKMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ`? Noel
1430 If you were born on September 1st, what star sign would you be? Virgo
1431 What are the three primary colours of light? Red, Blue and Green.
1432 The Ivor Novello awards are presented in what field? Music, Art or Film-making? Music
1433 In the board game monopoly, what colour is Bond Street? Green
1434 Which state did Arnold Schwarzenegger become Governor of in November 2003? California
1435 What is the name of the holiday company that caters for the over 50s? Saga
1436 Which chess piece always remains on the same coloured squares? Bishop
1437 Lord David Sutch was the founder of which UK political party? Official Monster Raving Loony Party
1438 What would be your hobby if you were interested in a Stanley Gibbons album? Stamp Collecting
1439 Which product`s 1987 TV adverts were backed by the songs `Stand by me` and `When a man loves a woman`? Levis 501 Jeans
1440 As at November 2005, who was last British Prime Minister not to have a wife? Margaret Thatcher
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1441 What type of vehicle would you expect to find on the Cresta Run? A Bobsleigh
1442 Which famous fictional character lives at 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging? Harry Potter
1443 In money slang, how much is a `Pavarotti`? £10 (a tenor)
1444 From what type of stone is the Taj Mahal built? Marble
1445 What is the world`s largest lake? The Caspian Sea
1446 If Superman works for the Daily Planet who works for the Daily Bugle? Spiderman (a.k.a. Peter Parker)
1447 What is the only sign of the zodiac that contains none of the letters of the word `School`? Gemini
1448 What is the only sign of the zodiac that contains none of the letters in the word `Bungee`? Scorpio
1449 On which subject does Monty Don write and broadcast? Gardening
1450 From what stone is the Taj Mahal built? Marble
1451 What starts with `T`, ends with `T` and has `T` in it? A Teapot
1452 What is the correct term for the people commonly known as `Eskimos`? Inuit
1453 What name is given to a matador on horseback? Picador
1454 How many of each animal did Moses take onto the ark? None (It was Noah who took the animals onto his ark)
1455 In May 2006, Belfast Airport officially changed its name in honour of which famous Irishman? George Best
1456 What do the names Charlie, Oscar, Victor, Mike and Juliet have in common? They are names in the NATO phonetic alphabet
1457 Who wrote the novel `Fantastic Mr. Fox`? Roald Dahl
1458 Which american state has a name that ends in three vowels? Hawaii
1459 According to the lyrics of the song by the Weather Girls, it will start raining men at just about what time? Half past ten
1460 `Woman Hitler` is an anagram of which relative? Mother-in-law
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1461 In Britain, what is the only road sign to be on an inverted triangle? Give Way
1462 According the the Bible how many of each type of animal did Moses take on the Ark? None (Noah did)
1463 Energy firm British Gas is owned by which company? Centrica
1464 What is the only anagram of the word `english`? Shingle
1465 What is sake made from? Rice
1466 If you were puting numbers on new changing room lockers to be numbered from 1 to 100, how many times would you use the number 9? 20
1467 Gala, Jonagold and Pink Lady are varieties of which fruit? Apple
1468 How many pawns does each player have in a game of chess? 8
1469 Which Japanese word means `empty orchestra`? Karaoke
1470 Poseidon and Neptune were the Greek and Roman Gods of what? The sea
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