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351 In which country would you find Lake Disappointment? Australia
352 How many satellites does the planet Uranus have? 0, 5 or 15? 15
353 To the nearest whole number, how many revolutions does the moon make around the earth in a calendar year? 13
354 What is myrmecology the study of? Snakes, Ants or Bats? Ants
355 St. Louis in America stands on which of the following rivers? Rio Grande, Mississippi or Colorado? Mississippi
356 What name is given to an alloy of mercury? Amalgam
357 What do the letters stand for in disease AIDS? Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
358 What is the hardest material in the human body? Tooth enamel
359 Which famous British author wrote `Chitty Chitty Bang Bang`? Ian Fleming
360 In which country is mythological monster the Bunyip said to live? Australia
361 Behind the Nile and the Amazon, what is the third longest river in the world? The Yangtze
362 What is represented by the number 12 on the Beaufort Scale? A hurricane
363 What is methyphobia the fear of? Alcohol
364 If all the American states were listed in alphabetical order, which would come last? Wyoming
365 Which fruit is also known by the scientific name of `Malus pumila`? The apple
366 What is the capital of the American state of Delaware? Boise, Dover or Jefferson City? Dover
367 Which `M` is the capital of the American state of Alabama? Montgomery
368 What is the capital of Hong Kong? Victoria
369 What is the chemical symbol for the element Platinum? Pt
370 Which of the following elements has a chemical symbol which does not begin with `P`? Europium, Lead or Phosphorus? Europium
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371 Who said `The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.`? Albert Einstein
372 Which of the following planets is the smallest - Neptune, Earth or Mars? Mars
373 How often does Haley`s comet appear? Every 76 years
374 In which county is Windsor Castle? Berkshire
375 Which is Europe`s largest port? Rotterdam
376 If you travelled directly south from Malta, which is the first African country that you would arrive in? Libya
377 A dipsomaniac would be obsessed with what? Alcohol
378 Liechtenstein lies in between which two European countries? Austria and Switzerland
379 How is the condition of somnambulism better known? Sleep-walking
380 With what country are corgi dogs associated? Wales
381 Topeka is the capital of which American state? Kansas
382 Who invented the pneumatic tyre, which was first used on bicycles? John Dunlop
383 In astronomy, what are Pallas, Vesta and Davida? Asteroids
384 How many noble gases are there? 6
385 In which capital city of Europe would you find the train station called Tara Street? Dublin
386 A female fox is known as a vixen, but what is a male fox known as? A dog.
387 Which American state is nicknamed the Sunshine State? Florida
388 What is the capital of the American state of Iowa? Lincoln, Concord or Des Moines? Des Moines
389 What is the nearest sea-side resort to London? Southend-on-sea
390 Which planet was discovered in 1781 by Frederick Herschel? Uranus
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391 `Orcinus Orca` is the Latin name for which sea creature? Killer Whale
392 In which country are the Angel Falls, the highest waterfalls in the world? Venezuela
393 Which Central American state is also the name of a type of headgear? Panama
394 In which state in America is Salem where in 1692 a number of people were accused of witchcraft? Massachusetts
395 What is the only river which flows both north and south of the equator? The Congo
396 If a million is 10 to the power 6 then what is 10 to the power 18? one quadrillion, one trillion or one quintillion? One quintillion
397 What river flows through the city of Cardiff? Taff
398 In which country does the river Amazon rise? Peru
399 In which famous French palace will you find the Hall of Mirrors? Versailles
400 Which part of the body is affected by Bright`s disease? The kidneys
401 Where in New York is the largest stained-glass window in the world? At Kennedy International Airport
402 Trinidad lies off the coast of which South American country? Venezuela
403 What was the first man-made object to move faster than the speed of sound? A whip
404 What is the only bird in the world to have its nostrils at the tip of its long beak, just like a nose? Kiwi
405 what is a molluscs tongue called? a chippel, a radula or an andilla? radula
406 As in the saying `once in a blue moon`, what is a blue moon? The second full moon that occurs in the same month.
407 What is the largest country in the world to have only one time zone? China
408 What are the three parts of the spine called? Cervical, thoracic and lumbar
409 How many inches of Mercury equal 1 Bar (1000 millibars)? 9.5, 19.5 or 29.5? 29.5
410 At what gestation is a pregnancy classed full term? 27 weeks, 32 weeks or 37 weeks? 37 weeks
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411 What is the name for a group of goldfish? A troubling, a dole or a bloat? A troubling
412 Which is not a real `Bottom`? Pratt`s Bottom (Greater London), Six Mile Bottom (Cambridgeshire), Kettlesing Bottom (North Yorkshire) or Tiny Bottom (Cornwall)? Tiny Bottom (Cornwall)
413 In which European country is the Alhambra palace? Spain
414 In the human body, what are you born with 23 pairs of? Chromosomes
415 Which 2 European countries are linked by the Brenner pass? Austria and Italy
416 What is the only animal believed to hunt humans actively? Polar Bear
417 What is the name given to the stretch of water between Russia and Alaska? The Bering Strait
418 Which of the Great Lakes is the source of the River Niagra? Lake Eerie
419 What is the name of the first test tube baby born in 1978? Louise Brown
420 What is the art of clipping hedges into various shapes called? Topiary
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