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| 14701 | The famous train 'The Clansman' ran from London to which city? | Inverness | |
| 14702 | Name the knot used to shorten a rope without cutting it | Sheepshank | |
| 14703 | Collective nouns - A leap of what | Leopards | |
| 14704 | What is a mayonnaise flavoured with garlic called | Aioli | |
| 14705 | An Albert chain is usually attached to what | Watch | |
| 14706 | What is the name of Paul McCartney's official fan club | Club Sandwich | |
| 14707 | What is a spermologer interested in | Trivia | |
| 14708 | What game usually starts with 'is it animal, vegetable or mineral'? | Twenty questions | |
| 14709 | Three of Shakespeare's plays contain a ghost - Hamlet is one, name either of the others | Macbeth julius caesar | |
| 14710 | In which city was Mozart born | Salzburg | |
| 14711 | What period is the age of fish | Devonian | |
| 14712 | What city does Orly airport serve? | Paris | |
| 14713 | Who Was described By The Radio Times As The “ Scummiest To rag In The Laundry Basket Of English History ” | Blackadder | |
| 14714 | Where, on a horse are its withers | Shoulder | |
| 14715 | Name one of the birds which Noah released from the Ark | Raven or dove | |
| 14716 | Who was the first U.S. president to attend monday night football | Jimmy carter | |
| 14717 | What is the common name for a birds Ventriculus | Gizzard | |
| 14718 | William Sydney Porter is better known as who (literature) | O'Henry | |
| 14719 | What is the name of the cartoon that had ponies of all colors of the rainbow,and had a design on their butt,there were pegasus,unicorns,and earth ponies and they talked? | My Little Ponies | |
| 14720 | If you were eating a Malus Pumila what would it be | Apple | |
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| 14721 | What is the fear of theology known as | Theologicophobia | |
| 14722 | What were the first false teeth made from | Ivory | |
| 14723 | How many pairs of jaws does a crab have | Six | |
| 14724 | Which Well Known Singer And Actress Was Once The Lead Singer Of The Band "Eighth Wonder" | Patsy Kensit | |
| 14725 | What's the international radio code word for the letter "G" | Golf | |
| 14726 | What group said they had "no time" for "no sugar tonight" | Guess who | |
| 14727 | A renaissance doctor - what treatment excluding bleeding | Enemas | |
| 14728 | What Group Of Animals Are Collectively Known As A Rafter | Turkeys | |
| 14729 | What did erik rotheim invent in 1926 | Aerosol | |
| 14730 | Monastic order that established the California wine industry | Franciscan | |
| 14731 | Jack and Jill went up a ____ to fetch a pail of water | Hill | |
| 14732 | What symbol did 87 year old Arthur Eisenmenger design | The Euro note graphic | |
| 14733 | Hominophobia is the fear of | Men | |
| 14734 | How many of the islands of hawaii are inhabited | Eight | |
| 14735 | The highest USA rank killed WW2 Lt General who killed him | US Army Air Corps | |
| 14736 | What was keanu reeves' computer world alias in 'the matrix' | Neo | |
| 14737 | Who was Ben Casey's boss | Dr Zorba | |
| 14738 | What is a group of woodpeckers | Descent | |
| 14739 | What do you call the process of stamping a blank coin with a design | Minting | |
| 14740 | Which Mozart opera is subtitled School for Lovers | Cosi fan Tuti | |
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| 14741 | What does one square inch of human skin contain 625 of | Sweat glands | |
| 14742 | What is the study of animals known as | Zoology | |
| 14743 | What country celebrated its National Day on 15th March? | Hungary | |
| 14744 | What do butterflies eat grubs, nectar or nothing | Nectar | |
| 14745 | Springfield is the capital of ______ | Illinois | |
| 14746 | What is the most famous mausoleum in India | Taj mahal | |
| 14747 | Myrastica fragrens is what common spice | Nutmeg | |
| 14748 | Whose Reading Of Roald Dahl's "George's Marvellous Medicine" In 1998 Caused A Storm Of Protest To The Jackanory Office | Rik Mayall | |
| 14749 | In what tv series is sideshow bob | The simpsons | |
| 14750 | In Greek mythology, themes was the mother of ______ | Moirae | |
| 14751 | What is the scientific study of the body of man and lower animals called | Anatomy | |
| 14752 | With which of his novels did Michael Odantje jointly win the Booker Prize | The english patient | |
| 14753 | What chemical element's discovery in 1774 made bleached paper possible | Chlorine | |
| 14754 | Married men do it twice as often as single men – what | Change Underwear | |
| 14755 | What Pulitzer prize winning novelist ran for mayor of New York City | Norman mailer | |
| 14756 | Complete this saying 'All ship shape and' | Bristol fashion | |
| 14757 | Grolsch lager comes from what country | Holland | |
| 14758 | Where in the world can you see the sun rise Pacific set Atlantic | Panama on Isthmus | |
| 14759 | Who sang the Song "American Pie"? | Don Mclean | |
| 14760 | Who owns: almond joy candy | Hershey | |
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| 14761 | Who recorded the 1997 album "Flaming Pie" | Paul mccartney | |
| 14762 | What nationality is the keyboards wizard Vangelis | Greek | |
| 14763 | What short-lived tv series starred ice-cube | The watcher | |
| 14764 | Between 15 and 20% of what disappear from shops each year | Supermarket Trolleys | |
| 14765 | Year that Viking I landed on Mars | 1976 | |
| 14766 | Who is the Patron Saint of bricklayers | St Steven | |
| 14767 | Who's first film (THX1138) flopped in 1971 | George Lucas | |
| 14768 | This french actor appeared in 'The Big Blue' and 'The Professional'. | Jean Reno | |
| 14769 | In one of donald horne's novels, who was 'the lucky country | Australia | |
| 14770 | What shook San Francisco in 1906 | Earthquake | |
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