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| 32131 | Agrippa poisoned her husband/uncle who was he | Claudius | |
| 32132 | What type of number has no factors other than 1 and itself | Prime | |
| 32133 | Who holds the nhl record for the most goals scored during a regular season | Wayne gretzky | |
| 32134 | By US government figures people have tried 28000 ways of what | Losing Weight | |
| 32135 | What sporting event first took place in 1903 | Tour de france | |
| 32136 | In what Australian state would you find Port Pirie | South australia | |
| 32137 | The town of Beersheba is in which country | Israel | |
| 32138 | The pound cake got its name from the pound of ______ it contained | Butter | |
| 32139 | What is Moscow's famed opera house | The bolshoi bolshoi | |
| 32140 | Lockjaw is another name for which disease | Tetanus | |
| 32141 | What myth is the rhinocerous thought to have inspired | Unicorn | |
| 32142 | Lee Where were the Toltecs from | Mexico | |
| 32143 | Whose boat Bluebird was recently raised from Coniston water | Donald Campbell | |
| 32144 | On what sea is the crimea | Black sea | |
| 32145 | A pound of armadillo meat contains how many calories | 780 calories | |
| 32146 | Alfred Jingle appears in which Dickens novel | The Pickwick Papers | |
| 32147 | Where can you buy a cup of coffee with cruzeiros | Brazil | |
| 32148 | Name the only major Greek God whose Roman counterpart has the same name | Apollo | |
| 32149 | What is the flower that stands for: avarice | Scarlet auricula | |
| 32150 | What is the flower that stands for: betrayal | Judas tere | |
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| 32151 | Which department uses 65% of all paper bought by US gov | Defence department | |
| 32152 | Hans Lippershey made the worlds first practical what | Microscope | |
| 32153 | In Greek mythology, for who did the cyclops forge thunderbolts | Zeus | |
| 32154 | What rock makes the cheapest, softest form of sandpaper | Flint | |
| 32155 | What does a linguist study | Languages | |
| 32156 | What does a zoologist study | Animals | |
| 32157 | 12 is the atomic number of which metal | Magnesium | |
| 32158 | Who released the No.1 hit single 'Barbie Girl' in October 1997 | Aqua | |
| 32159 | The amount of what substance in granite determines its color | Feldspar | |
| 32160 | Name the female British climber while killed trying to climb K2 in 1995 | Alison hargreaves | |
| 32161 | The use of astronomical phenomena to predict earthly & human events is called | Astrology | |
| 32162 | What is a cpu | Central processing unit | |
| 32163 | What minty confection is a boys name - in reverse | Trebor mints - Robert | |
| 32164 | What does barley become when prepared for brewing | Malt | |
| 32165 | Who was the male lead character in Gershwins musical that featured the song Summertime | Porgy | |
| 32166 | As what is sulphur also known | Brimstone | |
| 32167 | Ouranophobia is a fear of ______ | Heaven | |
| 32168 | Who said "In my free time I do differential and integral calculus" | Karl Marx | |
| 32169 | The Blue Ridge Mountains lie in Virginia and which other state | Georgia | |
| 32170 | What is a group of toads | Knot | |
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| 32171 | What is the only bird that can fly backwards | Hummingbird | |
| 32172 | Which thick custard-like food is made when fresh milk is artificially curdled by bacteria | Yoghurt | |
| 32173 | Who was called The Man of Destiny | Napoleon Bonaparte | |
| 32174 | Happy Days was a spin off from what US TV show | Love American Style | |
| 32175 | The American Triple Crown - Belmont st Kentucky Derby and? | Preakness Stakes | |
| 32176 | Capitol city - Cathedrale Notra-Dame - statue Marron Inconnu | Port au Prince Haiti | |
| 32177 | In which Chinese city is the Terracotta Army | Xian | |
| 32178 | In A 2007 Poll What Music Video Was Voted The Best Video Of All Time | Peter Gabriel / Sledgehammer | |
| 32179 | What is the main food of walruses | Clams | |
| 32180 | What key is to the right of T on a keyboard? | Y | |
| 32181 | In the nursery rhyme what is Fridays child | Loving and Giving | |
| 32182 | On One Day at a Time,what were the two daughter's names? | Barbara and Julie | |
| 32183 | What is the flower that stands for: steadfast piety | Wild geranium | |
| 32184 | What replaced English as the official language of Kenya in 1974 | Swahili | |
| 32185 | If you landed at Lindberg airport where are you | San Diego | |
| 32186 | The distance around the outside of a circle is its ____________. | Circumference | |
| 32187 | Who qualified for pole position in the 1984 brazilian grand prix | Elio de | |
| 32188 | The via appia went from rome to ______ | Brindisi | |
| 32189 | What is the young of this animal called: Antelope | Calf | |
| 32190 | What is a calm ocean region near the equator called? | Doldrums | |
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| 32191 | Name the Shakespeare character son of the witch Sycorax | Caliban in The Tempest | |
| 32192 | Amatripsis is what sexual practice | Female masturbation rubbing labia | |
| 32193 | What special talent did Molly Ringwald have in The Breakfast Club? | She could apply lipstick with her breasts | |
| 32194 | What is the colour of mourning in Turkey | Violet | |
| 32195 | Penis comes from the Latin meaning what | Tail | |
| 32196 | Hey! what was the name of this song released by 'the romantics' in february 1980 | What i like about you | |
| 32197 | An onomastician studies what | Names | |
| 32198 | Who Was The First And Original Host Of ITV's "World Of Sport" | Eamon Andrews | |
| 32199 | Which is the only body cell with no nucleus | Red blood cell | |
| 32200 | When was buckingham palace built | 1703 | |
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