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| 43821 | In Females, Labour Pains Are Caused By The Contractions Of Which Internal Organ | Uterus | |
| 43822 | Which Was The First Star Trek Film To Feature Captain 'Jean Luc Picard' | Star Trek Generations | |
| 43823 | In The Bible, What 'D' Was Solomon's Father | David | |
| 43824 | Charles L's Rejection Of Parliament's Nineteen Propositions Led To The Beginning Of Which War | English Civil War | |
| 43825 | What Is The Name Of The Central Banking Authority Of The USA | The Federal Reserve System | |
| 43826 | Is The Name Lalique Associated With Glass Or Ceramics | Glass | |
| 43827 | Name The Female Athlete From South Africa Who Was Given British Citizenship In Order To Compete In The 1984 Olympic Games | Zola Budd | |
| 43828 | Which Twentieth-Century Artist's Work Includes The Persistence Of Memory, Crucifixion, And The Sacrament Of The Last Supper | Salvador Dali | |
| 43829 | In The Shakespeare Play Romeo And Juliet, Was Juliet's Surname Montague Or Capulet | Capulet | |
| 43830 | In Children's Stories, What Overweight Schoolboy Attended Greyfriars School | Billy Bunter | |
| 43831 | What 'S' Is A Three-Leafed Plant, Said To Have Been Used By St Patrick To Represent The Holy Trinity | Shamrock | |
| 43832 | Which American Jazz Trumpeter And Singer Was Known By The Nickname 'Satchmo' | Louis Armstrong | |
| 43833 | In What Year Was The British Voting Age Reduced To Eighteen: 1967 Or 1970 | 1970 | |
| 43834 | From Which Country Did Albania Win Independence In 1912 | Turkey | |
| 43835 | In A 1999 Poll Carried Out By The British Association Of Toy Retailers, What Small Toy Was Voted The Craze Of The Century | The Yo-Yo | |
| 43836 | In Humans, What Is The Opposite Of The Medical Condition Acidosis | Alkalosis | |
| 43837 | In Pop Music, What Was The Name Of The First Album By Oasis | Definitely Maybe (1994) | |
| 43838 | Which Extinct Relative Of The Elephant Lived In Every Continent Except Australia And South America | Mammoth | |
| 43839 | The Musical Oliver! Is Based On A Novel By Which Author | Charles Dickens | |
| 43840 | In Health, Which Organisation Is Usually Known By The Initials 'WHO' | World Health Organisation | |
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| 43841 | In Nature, Two Types Of Tree Dominate The European Deciduous Forests: Beech And Which Other | Oak | |
| 43842 | Look At Me, I'm Sandra Dee' Is A Song From Which Stage And Screen Musical | Grease | |
| 43843 | In UK Government, For What Do The Letters 'DSS' Stand | Dept Of Social Security | |
| 43844 | In Snooker, What Is The Total Number Of Balls On The Table At The Start Of A Game | 22 | |
| 43845 | Which Of Puccini's Operas Is Set In Japan | Madame Butterfly | |
| 43846 | Which Hollywood Child Star Of The 1990s Home Alone Films Is Godfather To Michael Jackson's First Child | Macaulay Culkin | |
| 43847 | What 'S' Is A Type Of Poem, Favoured By Shakespeare, Milton And Wordsworth, Consisting Of 14 Lines | Sonnet | |
| 43848 | In What Sport Do You Have 'Slam Dunks' And 'Lay Ups' | Basketball | |
| 43849 | Which 1979 Science Fiction Film Was Advertised By The Slogan 'In Space No One Can Hear You Scream' | Alien | |
| 43850 | In Botany, The Bluebell Is A Name Commonly Used In England And Wales To Refer To Bulbous Perennials Belonging To Which Family Of Flowers | Lily | |
| 43851 | Which African Country Lies The Furthest East | Somalia | |
| 43852 | In The Animal Kingdom, Are Percheron And Andalucian European Breeds Of Horse Or Cow | Horse | |
| 43853 | In The TV Series, Who Was Private Detective Randall's Deceased Partner, Played By Kenneth Cope & Later Vic Reeves | Hopkirk | |
| 43854 | On The Internet Or In Business, For What Do The Letters 'FYI' Stand On A Communication | For Your Information | |
| 43855 | In Literature, John Bunyan Is Best Known For His Religious Work The Pilgrim's . . What | Progress | |
| 43856 | The Greek National Flag Consists Of How Many Colours | Two (Blue & White) | |
| 43857 | In The Management Of Aircraft Arrivals And Departures, The Abbreviation 'ATC' Stands For What | Air Traffic Control | |
| 43858 | Which 1973 Elton John Pop Song, About Marilyn Monroe, Was Rewritten In 1997 For The Funeral Of Diana, Princess Of Wales | Candle In the Wind | |
| 43859 | In Which State Was President J. F. Kennedy Assassinated | Texas | |
| 43860 | How Many Gold Medals Did Australian Swimmer Ian Thorpe Win At The Sydney 2000 Olympics | Three | |
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| 43861 | In Which Year Did Margaret Thatcher Become The Leader Of The Conservative Party | 1975 | |
| 43862 | In History, Which King Was The Father Of Queen Elizabeth II | George VI | |
| 43863 | The Song 'Bachelor Boy' Comes From Which Cliff Richard Film | Summer Holiday | |
| 43864 | In Food, What Type Of Orange Is The Seville: Sweet Or Bitter | Bitter | |
| 43865 | In Music, Was The British Singer Lisa Stansfield Born In Rochdale Or Rotherham | Rochdale | |
| 43866 | In The Iliad, Who Is The God Of The Dead Who Herakles Shoots In The Shoulder With An Arrow | Hades | |
| 43867 | Helium, Neon And Argon Are All What Kind Of Gases | Noble | |
| 43868 | In Literature, Charles Lutwidge Dodgson Is Better Known As Which Cheshire-Born Author | Lewis Carroll | |
| 43869 | Complete The Name Of This Well-Known Italian Fashion Duo: Dolce And… | Gabbana | |
| 43870 | In Humans What A Is A Condition Where A Person's Normal Body Pigment Has Not Developed | Albino | |
| 43871 | In 1990, Which South African President Committed Himself To The Abolition Of The Apartheid Policy | F.W De Klerk | |
| 43872 | In Science, A Stevenson Screen Is Used For Measuring Changes In What | Weather | |
| 43873 | Which Football Team Got Within Two Wins Of Reading's Record Of Thirteen Wins From The Start Of A Football League Season In 2000, Fulham Or Chelsea | Fulham | |
| 43874 | Which Trio Had A Massive Hit With A Cover Of Bob Dylan's 'Blowin' In The Wind' In 1963 | Peter, Paul And Mary | |
| 43875 | What Nationality Was The Film And Theatre Actress 'Mae West' | American | |
| 43876 | In Medicine, What 'A' Is The Name Given To A Substance That Counteracts A Poison | Antidote | |
| 43877 | In Television, In Which 1960s Science Fiction Show Would A Robot Warn The Robinson Family Of Impending Danger | Lost In Space | |
| 43878 | In A French Restaurant, What Does 'Plat Du Jour' Translate To In English | Dish Of The Day | |
| 43879 | In Nature, Helianthus Is The Botanical Name For Which Flower, Grown For Its Oil | Sunflower | |
| 43880 | Stockholm Is The Capital City Of Which European Country | Sweden | |
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| 43881 | In Politics, Who Became Secretary-General Of The United Nations In 1996 | Kofi Annan | |
| 43882 | In 1911, Did Roald Armundsen Beat Captain Robert Scott To The North Or South Pole | South Pole | |
| 43883 | Complete The Next Line Of This Nursery Rhyme: 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star …' | How I Wonder What You Are | |
| 43884 | In Britain, Is It The Male Or Female Cuckoo Which Makes The Distinctive 'Cuckoo' Call | Male | |
| 43885 | Kate Hannigan, Katie Mulholland And Tilly Trotter Are All Heroines Created By Which Bestselling Novelist | Catherine Cookson | |
| 43886 | In History, The 1939 'Pact Of Steel' Was A Military Alliance Between Germany And Which Other Country | Italy | |
| 43887 | The Musical Mamma Mia Is Based On The Songs Of Which Group | Abba | |
| 43888 | What 'B' Is A Jellied Dessert Whose Name Comes From The French For 'White Food' | Blancmange | |
| 43889 | In Which Sussex Coastal Resort Is There An Area Of Streets Known As The Lanes That Is Renowned For Its Antique Shops | Brighton | |
| 43890 | Which Jazz Trumpeter And Composer Released The Album Entitled Kind Of Blue In 1959 | Miles Davis | |
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