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| 631 | What insect can also be known as the Devil`s Darning Needle? | The Dragonfly | |
| 632 | What musical bird can fly backwards? | The humming-bird | |
| 633 | How many legs does a lobster have? Four, Eight or Ten? | Ten | |
| 634 | Who invented the vulcanised rubber? Goodyear, Dunlop or Ford? | Goodyear | |
| 635 | What is the only fish to have a prehensile tail? | A Seahorse | |
| 636 | If a dog is a canine and a cat a feline, what animal relates to a lupine? | Wolf | |
| 637 | What is the name of a female donkey? | Jenny | |
| 638 | How is the star Polaris better known? | The North Star | |
| 639 | What is the name given to the green alkaline fluid produced by the liver? | Bile | |
| 640 | If cats are `feline`, which animals are `ovine`? | Sheep | |
| 641 | How many claws does a house cat have? | 18 | |
| 642 | What name is given to a cow that has not had a calf? | A Heifer | |
| 643 | What is the more common name for the scapula? | The shoulder blade | |
| 644 | True or False: All polar bears are left-handed? | True | |
| 645 | True or False: Sharks do not blink? | True | |
| 646 | Which bird lays the biggest egg in the world? | The ostrich | |
| 647 | Sand consists of silicon and what other element? | Oxygen | |
| 648 | Little, Eurasian Eagle and Burrowing are all types of which species of bird? | Owl | |
| 649 | Used in satellite navigation, what do the initials in the term GPS stand for? | Global Positioning System | |
| 650 | In computing what does the abbreviation U.S.B. stand for? | Universal Serial Bus | |
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| 651 | What is the process called in which birds lose their feathers? | Moulting | |
| 652 | What is the only animal that cannot jump? | Elephant | |
| 653 | Where in the human body would you find Island of Reils? | The brain | |
| 654 | Where on a horse do you find its poll? | Between the ears | |
| 655 | Nephrology is the study of which internal organ? | The kidney | |
| 656 | The word HENNA can be made using the periodic symbols of which three elements? | (He) Helium (N) Nitrogen (Na) Sodium | |
| 657 | Where in the body would you find an astrocyte? | The brain | |
| 658 | What mineral has the highest number on the Mohs scale? | Diamond | |
| 659 | Common, Water and Pygmy are types of which British mammal? | Shrew | |
| 660 | How is the chaparral cock, a ground cuckoo native of Mexico, better known? | The Roadrunner | |
| 661 | What is made using soda, lime and silica? | Glass | |
| 662 | How many surfaces does a Mobius strip have? | One | |
| 663 | The scientific unit LUMEN is used in the measurement of what? | Light | |
| 664 | In which European city would you find Anne Frank`s house? | Amsterdam | |
| 665 | Which continent does the zebra come from? | Africa | |
| 666 | What method of transport did Christopher Cockerell patent in 1955? | Hovercraft | |
| 667 | Which is the fastest land mammal? | The cheetah | |
| 668 | Which organ in the human body regulates the amount of water in the blood and helps remove waste products? | Kidney | |
| 669 | Where in the body would you find the femur bone? | The leg (thigh bone) | |
| 670 | What is the name given to a young lion? | A cub | |
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| 671 | Ascorbic acid also known as what Vitamin? | Vitamin C | |
| 672 | Approximately what percentage of the human body is water? 27%, 63% or 80%? | 80% | |
| 673 | Is a substance with a pH value less than 7 known as an acid or an alkali? | Acid | |
| 674 | What is zoophobia the fear of? | Animals | |
| 675 | For which of the following was the Frenchman Fourier best known? Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics? | Mathematics | |
| 676 | White Admiral and Camberwell Beauty are different types of what creature? | Butterfly | |
| 677 | In computing, what does ‘www’ stand for? | World Wide Web | |
| 678 | What is the name of the disease caused by lack of vitamin C? | Scurvy | |
| 679 | Bauxite is the ore of which element? | Aluminium | |
| 680 | Which vitamin improves the eye`s ability to see in the dark? | Vitamin A | |
| 681 | What is a flying fox? A bat, a fish or a lizard? | A bat. | |
| 682 | What is the collective noun for a group of whales? | A school | |
| 683 | Where might you come across a polar bear? At the north or south pole? | North pole | |
| 684 | What is a chuckwalla? A lizard, a turtle or an antelope? | A lizard. | |
| 685 | What would a Geiger counter be used to measure? | Radiation | |
| 686 | What name is given to the young of a horse? | Foal | |
| 687 | What type of animal is a sidewinder? | A snake (desert rattlesnake) | |
| 688 | Isihara Plate tests are used to determine what? | Colour Blindness | |
| 689 | With which controversial issue was Doctor Jack Kevorkian associated? | Euthanasia | |
| 690 | What type of dogs are commonly kept by Eskimos? | Huskies | |
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| 691 | What is the only venomous snake in Britain? | The adder. | |
| 692 | What does the letter `S` stand for in `NASA`? Space, Science or Society? | Space | |
| 693 | Where in the body can you find your metacarpal bones? | In your hands | |
| 694 | Where in the human body is the labyrinth? | The ear | |
| 695 | A Griffin has the head of which type of bird? | Eagle | |
| 696 | How is the medical condition of myopia better known as? | Short-sightedness | |
| 697 | What was the name of the world`s first cloned sheep? | Dolly | |
| 698 | Equus is the latin name for what animal? | Horse | |
| 699 | Who became the first American to orbit the Earth in 1962 and returned to Space in 1997? | John Glenn | |
| 700 | How many carats are there in pure gold? | 24 | |
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