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| 12181 | Acrotomphillia is having sex with who or what | Amputees | |
| 12182 | Ra is the chemical symbol for which element | Radium | |
| 12183 | Who was the first black mayor of chicago | Harold washington | |
| 12184 | Licking what uses one tenth of a calorie | Stamp | |
| 12185 | What is generally thought to be the oldest breed of dog | Chow-Chow | |
| 12186 | What government issue item did sensitive G I's dub "sandpaper" | Toilet paper | |
| 12187 | Wolfram is the alternative name for which element | Tungsten | |
| 12188 | The scientific word 'quark' was first used in which novel | Finnigans wake | |
| 12189 | What companies cars are nicknamed mopars | Chrysler | |
| 12190 | What is the birthstone for February? | Amethyst | |
| 12191 | What is the flower that stands for: bury me amid nature's beauties | Persimmon | |
| 12192 | What is a one-party system of government in which control is maintained by force and regimentation | Fascism | |
| 12193 | With which natural phenomena are Baily's Beads associated | Solar eclipse | |
| 12194 | What kind of music is Struss's 'Die Fledermaus' | Operetta | |
| 12195 | The only river that flows both north and south of the equator is the? | Congo | |
| 12196 | What would you do with a hispano-suiza | Drive it | |
| 12197 | What can come in types Blue, Spear, Couch and Arrow | Grass | |
| 12198 | What U.S. state's marijuana fields were busted most often in 1987 | Hawaii | |
| 12199 | What gives onions their distinctive smell | Sulphur - taken in when growing | |
| 12200 | Which shellfish is sometimes called a Queenie | Scallop | |
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| 12201 | In which sport would you find, in a team of ten, a cover point, a goalkeeper, and a third home | Lacrosse | |
| 12202 | What actor played the title role in monsignor | Christopher reeve | |
| 12203 | Who wrote the sonnet, "Much have I travell'd in the realms of gold" | John | |
| 12204 | What Was The First Country Ever To Issue A Bank Note | Sweden | |
| 12205 | You ordered nem in Vietnamese restaurant what would you get | Spring Roll | |
| 12206 | What country celebrates its National Day on 17th June? | Iceland | |
| 12207 | What country has the worlds highest golf course | Peru | |
| 12208 | Ocean is NOT recognised International Hydrographic Bureau | Antarctic Ocean | |
| 12209 | What is a vein or fissure in a rock containing mineral deposits called | Lode | |
| 12210 | Who makes Pringles | Proctor and Gamble | |
| 12211 | What is the only borough of new york city that is not on an island | Bronx | |
| 12212 | What city stands on the Hooghly river | Calcutta | |
| 12213 | In money circles what does ERM mean | Exchange rate mechanism | |
| 12214 | Which singer famously said 'You aint heard nothing yet' | Al jolson | |
| 12215 | Dendrochronology is better known as __________. | Ring dating | |
| 12216 | What was French frigate Isere's most famous cargo | Statue of Liberty | |
| 12217 | Nevada means what when translated from Indian | Snow | |
| 12218 | Scalene, isosceles and equilateral are all types of what | Triangles | |
| 12219 | What was Alka-Seltzer first marketed as | Cold Cure | |
| 12220 | An ahuehuete is a | Tree | |
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| 12221 | What are the only two commonly ingested items pure enough to be absorbed into the bloodstream directly through the stomach walls | Honey and alcohol | |
| 12222 | Ben Hur won most Oscars 11 what film comes second with 10 | West Side Story | |
| 12223 | In 1908 A'Ecu d'Or became the worlds first what | Pornographic film | |
| 12224 | What is the flower that stands for: concealed merit | Coriander | |
| 12225 | What is a group of this animal called: Turkey | Rafter | |
| 12226 | During WW I, what day of the week was the recommended meatless day | Tuesday | |
| 12227 | In 1995 what were the men of Pilsen asked to donate in exchange for half a litre of the city's best know brew | Blood | |
| 12228 | Which actor/singer wrote the autobiography 'Parcel Arrived Safely, Tied With String' | Michael crawford | |
| 12229 | Santa Clause works in USA but who delivers gifts in Syria | A Wise mans Camel | |
| 12230 | By law In Washington State a concealed weapon must be what | Under 6 foot long – | |
| 12231 | What is consumption | Tuberculosis | |
| 12232 | Juliet Gordon Low founded what in Savannah Georgia 1912 | Girl Guides | |
| 12233 | In Greek myth who was the first woman | Pandora | |
| 12234 | This quiz show, emceed by allen ludden, featured a 60 second "lightning | Password | |
| 12235 | Who took out a $5000 life insurance before dying in battle | George Armstrong Custer | |
| 12236 | What does 'faux pas' mean | Mistake | |
| 12237 | What country was formerly called Ceylon | Sri lanka | |
| 12238 | What islands get their name from the Spanish word "cayo", meaning rock or islet | Florida keys | |
| 12239 | 18% of USA coins 7% of notes have what on them | Dangerous Bacteria | |
| 12240 | Which archangel is the patron of television and radio workers, messengers and postal workers | Gabriel | |
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| 12241 | In Greek mythology who did athena turn into a spider | Arachne | |
| 12242 | Who would use a plessor | Doctor reflex hammer | |
| 12243 | What game challenges you to "double in" & "double out" | Darts | |
| 12244 | What guitar company created the "flying v" guitar in the late 1950's | Gibson | |
| 12245 | What is the main ingredient of a Maron glace | Chestnuts | |
| 12246 | In the Breakfast Club, What did Brian try to kill himself with? | A flare gun | |
| 12247 | In 1959 Able Baker first put out in space by USA what were A/B | Spider Monkeys | |
| 12248 | What hobby was developed by the palmer paint company | Painting by numbers | |
| 12249 | In Italy, as what is mickey mouse known | Topolino | |
| 12250 | What is the science that deals with the motion of projectiles | Ballistics | |
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