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| 43471 | In The 1997 Film Face Off, John Travolta Co-Starred With Which Actor | Nicolas Cage | |
| 43472 | Former Liberal Party Leader Paddy Ashdown Was At One Time A Commander In Which Branch Of The Royal Marines | Special Boat Service | |
| 43473 | The Dinosaurs Belonged To Which Class Of Animal | Reptile | |
| 43474 | In Astronomy, Do 'Parsecs' And 'Light Years' Measure Distance Or Time | Distance | |
| 43475 | Who Was The First Woman To Sit In The British House Of Commons | Nancy Astor | |
| 43476 | What 'D' Is The Unit Of Measurement Used To Describe The Loudness Of Sound | Decibels | |
| 43477 | According To The Proverb, What Is The Sincerest Form Of Flattery | Imitation | |
| 43478 | In The Animal Kingdom, Are 'Banjo, 'Glass' And 'Upside-Down' All Types Of Catfish Or Dogfish | Catfish | |
| 43479 | Air, Water, Fire And What Else Are The Four Classical Elements | Earth | |
| 43480 | Is The Great Pyramid In Egypt Taller Than The Eiffel Tower | No | |
| 43481 | In Music, Which Duo Released An Album Called The Sounds Of Silence, In 1966 | Paul Simon & Art Garfunkel | |
| 43482 | In Clothing, Which 'M' Is A Flat Square Cap Worn On Formal Occasions By Academics | Mortarboard | |
| 43483 | Complete The Title Of This Tom Stoppard Play, Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are . . . What | Dead | |
| 43484 | In Which Capital City Might You Visit Ford's Theatre And The Lincoln Memorial | Washington DC | |
| 43485 | The Island Of Rhodes Lies Nearest To The Mainland Of Which Country | Turkey | |
| 43486 | In Literature, What Is The Name Of The 1967 Book By Gabriel Garcia Marquez About Six Generations Of One Family | One Hundred Years Of Solitude | |
| 43487 | Who Sang 'I Just Called To Say I Love You' On The Soundtrack Of The 1984 Film The Woman In Red | Stevie Wonder | |
| 43488 | In The Human Body, Incisors, Canines And Pre-Molars Are All Types Of What | Teeth | |
| 43489 | Which Country Regained Political Control Over Hong Kong From Britain In 1997 | China | |
| 43490 | In Which Decade Did The First Domestic Microwave Oven Become Available In The Usa | 1950s (1956) | |
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| 43491 | In Jewellery, A Signet And Channel-Set Are Both Types Of What | Rings | |
| 43492 | Were The 1968 Olympics Held In Mexico Or Munich | Mexico | |
| 43493 | In 1986, Cory Aquino Succeeded Ferdinand Marcos As President Of Which Country | The Philippines | |
| 43494 | Which Radio 4 Programme's Signature Tune Is Called 'Barwick Green' | The Archers | |
| 43495 | Which Actress Provided The Glamour In The Bob Hope And Bing Crosby Road To Series Of Films | Dorothy Lamour | |
| 43496 | Which US State Is Nicknamed 'The Beaver State' | Oregon | |
| 43497 | George Fox Was The Founder Of Which Religious Movement | Quakers (Society Of Friends) | |
| 43498 | In Britain, In Which Year Was Colour Television First Broadcast | 1967 | |
| 43499 | Complete The Title Of This James Bond Film, The Living . . . What | Daylights | |
| 43500 | Sousse And Hamamet Are Resorts In Which North African Country | Tunisia | |
| 43501 | In The Human Body, Which Is The Largest Joint | Knee | |
| 43502 | On A Rugby Union Pitch, What Is The Maximum Distance In Metres Between One Goal And The Other | 100 Metres | |
| 43503 | What Is The Current UK Telephone Dialling Code For Sheffield | 0114 | |
| 43504 | In The Animal Kingdom, From Which Continent Does The Wombat Come | Australia | |
| 43505 | In Chemistry, Which Element Has The Chemical Symbol 'Zn' | Zinc | |
| 43506 | Did Charles Lindbergh Achieve The First Solo Flight Across The Atlantic Ocean In 1917 Or 1927 | 1927 | |
| 43507 | In Sport, The West Indies Won The First Ever Cricket World Cup In Which Decade, The 1960s, The 1970s Or The 1980s | 1970s (1975) | |
| 43508 | In Pop Music, Are There Actually Seven Members In The Group S Club 7 | Yes | |
| 43509 | In Which Subject Did Former UK Prime Minister 'Margaret Thatcher' Gain Her First Degree | Chemistry (1947) | |
| 43510 | From Which Country Did The Composer And Pianist Chopin Come | Poland | |
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| 43511 | What Does The Organisation Gideons International Traditionally Leave In Hotel Rooms | Bibles | |
| 43512 | In Literature, Ada, Richard, Esther And Lady Dedlock Are Characters In Which Charles Dickens Novel | Bleak House | |
| 43513 | Which Member Of The Royal Family Is Chancellor Of Cambridge University | Prince Phillip | |
| 43514 | In Film, What Is The Title Of The Sequel To 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' | I Still Know What You Did Last Summer | |
| 43515 | The Christian Festival Of Candlemas Takes Place In Which Month | February | |
| 43516 | Which 1978 Alan Parker Film Revolved Around A Drug Smuggler's Ordeal In A Turkish Jail | Midnight Express | |
| 43517 | The Wine 'Bull's Blood' Comes From Which Country | Hungary | |
| 43518 | In The 1960s, Which Playwright Was Murdered By His Partner, Kenneth Halliwell | John Orton | |
| 43519 | Which Fashion Designer, Who Opened His First Shop In 1970, Was Knighted In 2000 | Paul Smith | |
| 43520 | In Sport, Which Football Manager Is Associated With The Phrase 'Do I Not Like That' | Graham Taylor | |
| 43521 | In Music, In Which Decade Was Tenor Luciano Pavarotti Born | 1930s (1935) | |
| 43522 | In The American TV Show 'Frasier', What Is The Name Of The Dog | Eddie | |
| 43523 | In The Animal Kingdom, 'Simba' Is The Swahili Name For Which Wild Creature | Lion | |
| 43524 | Which European City's Professional Football Team Are Known As 'The Grasshoppers' | Zurich | |
| 43525 | In Pop Music, Which Spice Girl Sang With Dane Bowers On Her Single 'Out Of Your Mind' | Victoria Beckham (Posh Spice) | |
| 43526 | The Resorts, Of Sorrento And Amalfi Lie Close To Which Major Italian City | Naples | |
| 43527 | Which Former 'Beatle' Started A Film Production Company Called 'Handmade Films' | George Harrison | |
| 43528 | In Theatre, How Many People Deliver A Soliloquy | One | |
| 43529 | In The 1981 University Boat Race, What Was Significant About The Presence Of Susan Brown In The Winning Boat | First Woman Cox | |
| 43530 | In The Opening Sequence To The TV Series Porridge, How Many Years Of Imprisonment Is Fletcher Sentenced | Five Years | |
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| 43531 | Which Actress Played The Character Molly In The 1990 Film Ghost | Demi Moore | |
| 43532 | What 'F' Is A Single Flower Or Branch In The Head Of A Cauliflower | Floret | |
| 43533 | On Which Of Florida's Famous Keys Might You Visit Ernest Hemingway's House | Key West | |
| 43534 | In Astronomy, What Are The 'Andromeda Spiral' And The 'Large Cloud Of Magellan' | Galaxies | |
| 43535 | Which Stand-Up Comic And Author Wrote The Novel Inconceivable | Ben Elton | |
| 43536 | Currently, In Britain, Is Father's Day On The Second Or Third Sunday In June | Third | |
| 43537 | What Are The Surnames Of Television Comedy Duo Mel And Griff | Smith & Jones | |
| 43538 | What Is The American Equivalent Of The UK Postcode | Zip Code | |
| 43539 | Which Of The World's Capital Cities Would You Find On The River Tiber | Rome | |
| 43540 | In History, In What Decade Of The Twentieth Century Did The Russo-Japanese War Begin | 1900's | |
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