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| 19881 | Leslie Lynch King became famous as who | Gerald Ford | |
| 19882 | Where are a crickets ears located | Front legs | |
| 19883 | What unit of measurement is used to rate the loudness of sound | Decibel | |
| 19884 | In ballet, an open position of the feet. | Ouvert | |
| 19885 | Which Italian inventor first transmitted signals across the English Channel | Marconi | |
| 19886 | 3 countries on 2 continents Russia Turkey (Asia Europe) and ? | Egypt - Africa and Asia | |
| 19887 | What is interpol | International criminal police | |
| 19888 | What kind of glass, common in baking dishes, can resist very high temperatures | Pyrex | |
| 19889 | Name the Editor in Chief New York Herald sent Stanley to Africa | Gordon Bennett | |
| 19890 | What type of singing does Pavarotti use | Baritone | |
| 19891 | Where would you find an Orcadian | Orkney Islands | |
| 19892 | What's the capital of michigan | Lansing | |
| 19893 | Where is the biggest calibre cannon | Kremlin | |
| 19894 | Who plays its home games at byrd stadium | University of maryland's football | |
| 19895 | What element do all organic compounds contain? | Carbon | |
| 19896 | What is a group of larks | Exaltation | |
| 19897 | Which current british rock/pop star was at one time a teacher | Sting | |
| 19898 | Which country grew the first Orange | China | |
| 19899 | What is the 3rd book of the Bible | Leviticus | |
| 19900 | Instrument measuring atmospheric pressure | Barometer | |
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| 19901 | What's a block & tackle used for | Lifting weights | |
| 19902 | What Booker Prize Winning Novelist Wrote The Slogan “That'll Do Nicely” For American Express? | Salman Rushdie | |
| 19903 | Captain What two word term is considered the lowest possible temperature | Absolute | |
| 19904 | Flagged Which Country Currently Holds The Record (2010) For The Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded | Libya | |
| 19905 | Who was the Supreme Allied Commander at the end of World War One | Marshal ferdinand foch | |
| 19906 | What is a group of this animal called: Squirrel | Dray | |
| 19907 | What is a scimitar | A sword | |
| 19908 | What is the fear of children known as | Pedophobia | |
| 19909 | What advertised phrase Born 1820 still going strong | Johnnie Walker | |
| 19910 | What is the headquarter of the British Metropolitan Police Force ? | Scotland Yard | |
| 19911 | Induction', 'compression', 'ignition' and' exhaust' are the main elements of what | 4 stroke engine cycle | |
| 19912 | To where do muslims make pilgrimage | Mecca | |
| 19913 | Which frontiersman died at the alamo | Davey crockett | |
| 19914 | What is the weight at the end of a pendulum | Bob | |
| 19915 | What is the opposite of a utopia | Dystopia | |
| 19916 | What does c.o.d. mean in the business world | Cash on delivery | |
| 19917 | Who starred in the film version of 'to kill a mockingbird' | Gregory peck | |
| 19918 | In which film did henry fonda play a fallen priest | The fugitive | |
| 19919 | Bridgetown the capital of ______ | Barbados | |
| 19920 | What is the 15' by 18' cell that 146 captured british officers were forced into by indian troops in the 19th century | Black hole of calcutta | |
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| 19921 | Who was told they "better think" in the Blues Brothers? | Guitar Murphy | |
| 19922 | In Bonanza Hoss Cartwright was afraid of what | The Dark | |
| 19923 | If you had Psygophillia what would arouse you | Contact with buttocks | |
| 19924 | What is an amulet | Lucky charm | |
| 19925 | From which part of a tree does turmeric come | Root | |
| 19926 | Which mammal has the fewest teeth | Armadillo - none | |
| 19927 | In Hindu Castes Brahmins were priests what were Varsyas | Farmers | |
| 19928 | The Roman philosopher Seneca was tutor to which emperor | Nero | |
| 19929 | Taking its name from the adjacent country, which channel lies between mainland Africa and Madagascar | Mozambique channel | |
| 19930 | Lachanophobia is the fear of what | Vegetables | |
| 19931 | What is the red substance eastern woodland nativeAmericans used in their war paint called | Vermillion | |
| 19932 | Where is John Frost bridge shown on A Bridge too Far | Arnham - it was renamed after him | |
| 19933 | In which French city did the German Army surrender on the 7th May 1945 | Rheims | |
| 19934 | In Islamic law after having sex with a lamb mortal sin to do what | Eat its flesh | |
| 19935 | What links tulip balloon and flute | Types of glasses | |
| 19936 | In Greek Myth who solved the riddle of the Sphinx | Oedipus | |
| 19937 | Who sat on the bench for the Simpson murder trial | Judge ito | |
| 19938 | Which element derives its name from the Greek for 'bringer of light' | Phosphorus | |
| 19939 | Who was the lead singer and principal songwriter with the American pop group "Bread" | David gates | |
| 19940 | What name is used by Private Eye when referring to the Queen | Brenda | |
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| 19941 | Alamein how many Ringling brothers were there | Five | |
| 19942 | At her beheading Marie Antoinette wore what colour shoes | Purple | |
| 19943 | What is a government in which power is restricted to a few | Oligarchy | |
| 19944 | What did the big bang create | Universe | |
| 19945 | Which country invented Venetian Blinds | Japan | |
| 19946 | The science of life | Biology | |
| 19947 | What city boasts a world of coca cola pavilion featuring futuristic soda fountains | Atlanta | |
| 19948 | Which sport uses the terms knuckleball, cycle, and bunt | Baseball | |
| 19949 | Complete the title of the Umberto Eco book 'The Name of the_____ | Rose | |
| 19950 | What did Emily Davidson do | Suicide under kings horse 1913 | |
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