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| 44031 | In Snooker, Which Of These Balls Has The Higher Value, Brown Or Green | Brown | |
| 44032 | Lisbon Is The Capital City Of Which European Country | Portugal | |
| 44033 | Amnesty International Won The Nobel Peace Prize In Which Decade:. The 1960s, 1970s Or 1980s | 1970s | |
| 44034 | What Is The Name Of The French National Anthem | La Marseillaise | |
| 44035 | In The Animal Kingdom, Is A 'Hobby' A Wader Or A Falcon | Falcon | |
| 44036 | Who Wrote 'Verses On The Death Of Dr Swift', Published In 1739 | Jonathan Swift | |
| 44037 | How Old Was James Dean When He Died: 21, 24 Or 26 | 24 | |
| 44038 | What 'G' Is A Type Of British Biscuit, Often Known As A 'Squashed-Fly' Biscuit | Garibaldi | |
| 44039 | Which Scottish Singer Married Bee Gee Maurice Gibb In 1969 | Lulu | |
| 44040 | Which London Underground Station Serves Both Harrods And Harvey Nichols | Knightsbridge | |
| 44041 | In Classical Music, A Piano Trio Is A Chamber Ensemble Usually Consisting Of A Piano, A Violin And What Other Instrument | Cello | |
| 44042 | What A Describes Any Medication That Neutralises Stomach Acid | Antacid | |
| 44043 | What Name Is Given To The Barristers' Chambers Cherie Blair Helped To Set Up, As Well As The Name Of A 1999 Science-Fiction Film Starring Keanu Reeves | The Matrix | |
| 44044 | Which Aid To Medical Diagnosis Was Discovered By Wilhelm Runtgen | X-Rays | |
| 44045 | In The 1991 Film Frankie And Johnny, Who Played Frankie Alongside Al Pacino | Michelle Pfeiffer | |
| 44046 | Name The Author Of The 1932 Classic Novel 'Brave New World' | Aldous Huxley | |
| 44047 | In Which Event Did Jason Queally Become Britain's First Gold Medallist Of The Sydney 2000 Olympics: Shooting Or Cycling | Cycling | |
| 44048 | Alex Salmond Resigned As Leader Of Which Uk Political Party In July 2000 | Scottish | |
| 44049 | In The Animal Kingdom, Is A Vixen A Fox Or A Rabbit | Fox | |
| 44050 | In Literature, Who Wrote Verses And Stories For His Son, Christopher Robin | A A Milne | |
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| 44051 | Which English City Would You Find Between The Rivers Plym And Tamar | Plymouth | |
| 44052 | Name The Australian Outlaw Of The 1870s Who Became Famous For The Home-Made Armour He Wore During His Robberies | Ned Kelly | |
| 44053 | In Sailing, What's The Term Used When A Boat Follows A Zig-Zag Course In Order To Sail In The Direction From Which The Wind Is Coming | Tacking | |
| 44054 | What 'V' Is The Hardening Of Rubber By Heating It At High Temperatures With Sulphur | Vulcanisation | |
| 44055 | Which Metal Is Most Commonly Found In Liquid Thermometers | Mercury | |
| 44056 | Which Flower Has A Latin Name Meaning 'Little Sword', Because Of Its Leaves | Gladiolus (Gladioli) | |
| 44057 | Inside The European Union, What Is The Highest Mountain Range | The Alps | |
| 44058 | What Is The Name Of Ground Almond Paste Used In Cake Decoration | Marzipan | |
| 44059 | In Which Country Was The Model Claudia Schiffer Born | Germany | |
| 44060 | In Film, Kathy Bates Starred As The Unsinkable Molly Brown In Which James Cameron Movie | Titanic | |
| 44061 | Who Is The Designer Who Established The Habitat Stores In 1964 | Sir Terence Conran | |
| 44062 | In The Title Of A Shakespeare Play, What Creature Is Being Tamed | Shrew | |
| 44063 | In Science, What 'C' Is Used To Speed Up Chemical Reactions, Without Itself Changing | Catalyst | |
| 44064 | Does The USA Contain Approximately 5, 15, Or 20 Per Cent Of The World's Population | 5 Per Cent | |
| 44065 | In 1960, Nan Winton Was The First Woman On Bbc Television To Do What | Read The News | |
| 44066 | What Number Do You Get If You Add 14 To The Square Root Of 49 | 21 | |
| 44067 | In Literature, According To A Dickens Novel First Published In 1859, It Was A Tale Of How Many Cities | Two | |
| 44068 | On Which Mediterranean Island Would You Find The Towns Of Larnaca, Limassol And Nicosia | Cyprus | |
| 44069 | In Which Handel Oratorio Does The Hallelujah Chorus Appear | Messiah | |
| 44070 | In Snooker, What Is The Maximum Break Achievable Without Penalties: 147 Or 160 | 147 | |
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| 44071 | In Politics, What 'R' Means To Formally Approve Or Confirm Something | Ratify | |
| 44072 | How Many Moons Does The Planet Mars Have, One Or Two | Two (Phobos & Deimos) | |
| 44073 | In Clothing, What L Is The Folded-Back Continuation Of A Jacket Collar | Lapel | |
| 44074 | Good Morning Starshine' And 'Aquarius' Are Songs From Which 1960s Musical | Hair | |
| 44075 | Of Which Asian Country Is Kabul The Capital | Afghanistan | |
| 44076 | In The Animal Kingdom, Is A Drake A Male Or Female Duck | Male | |
| 44077 | In Which 1980s Time-Travelling Trilogy Of Films Did Michael J. Fox Star | Back To The Future | |
| 44078 | What 'P' Is The Term Applied To Insecticides, Fungicides And Herbicides | Pesticides | |
| 44079 | In 1970, Who Succeeded Nasser As President Of Egypt | Muhammad Anwar Sadat | |
| 44080 | In Ancient Literature, Was Horace A Roman Or A Greek Poet | Roman | |
| 44081 | Which British Singer's Albums Have Included Faith And Listen Without Prejudice | George Michael | |
| 44082 | The San Andreas Fault Runs For Over 600 Miles Across Which American State | California | |
| 44083 | What 'A' Is The Name Given To The Female Superior Of A Nunnery Or Convent | Abbess | |
| 44084 | In Nature, Does The Duck-Billed Platypus Give Birth To Live Young, Or Lay Eggs | Lays Eggs | |
| 44085 | In Maths, What Do You Get If You Add 4 And A Half To 5 And A Half | Ten | |
| 44086 | Which Actress Played Suzie In The 1989 Film 'The Fabulous Baker Boys' | Michelle Pfeiffer | |
| 44087 | In Which Year Did The Aviator Louis Blênot First Fly Over The English Channel | 1909 | |
| 44088 | In Which English Town Is The Main Site Of Brunel University | Uxbridge | |
| 44089 | In Building, From Which County Does Delabole Slate Come | Cornwall | |
| 44090 | What Nationality Was The Author Franz Kafka | Czech | |
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| 44091 | What Is The Name Of The Square-Mile District In London, Between Oxford Street And Shaftesbury Avenue, Famous For Its Nightlife | Soho | |
| 44092 | In Fashion, What Is The British Name For The Hat Known To Americans As A 'Derby' | Bowler | |
| 44093 | In Medicine, Which Organ Is Affected By Bright's Disease | Kidneys | |
| 44094 | Playwright Alan Ayckbourn Is The Artistic Director Of The Stephen Joseph Theatre In Which Town | Scarborough | |
| 44095 | What Colour Is The Cross On The Swiss Flag | White (Red Background) | |
| 44096 | Novelist James Joyce Was Born In Ireland And Died In Which Country | Switzerland | |
| 44097 | In Which Canadian City Is McGill University | Montreal | |
| 44098 | Who Is The Author Of The Anthropological Book 'The Naked Ape' | Desmond Morris | |
| 44099 | Which State In America Is The Biggest Oil Producer | Texas | |
| 44100 | In An American Restaurant, Which Term Describes A Dish Containing Both Seafood And Meat | Surf N Turf | |
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