No
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Question
|
Answer
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100
|
La Giaconda is better known as what
|
Mona Lisa
|
101
|
Who wrote the Opera Madam Butterfly
|
Puccini
|
102
|
What links - Goa - Kerula - Assam - Bihar
|
India
|
103
|
Eric Arthur Blaire was the real name of which author
|
George Orwell
|
104
|
Names - Baker Cook obvious what did Cordwainer do
|
Shoemaker
|
105
|
Which country do Sinologists study
|
China
|
106
|
Rudy Stevens became famous under which name
|
Barbara Stanwyck
|
107
|
Which non alcoholic cordial is made from pomegranates
|
Grenadine
|
108
|
What is Orchesis - either professional or amateur
|
Art of Dancing
|
109
|
Taken literally what should you see in a Hippodrome
|
Horses
|
110
|
Who wrote the Man in the Iron Mask
|
Alexander Dumas
|
111
|
Which 1993 Disney film starred Bet Middler as a witch
|
Hocus Pocus
|
112
|
Who piloted the first flight across the English channel
|
Louis Bleriot
|
113
|
What was the first James Bond film
|
Dr No
|
114
|
What 1991 film won best film, actor, actress, director
Oscars
|
Silence of the Lambs
|
115
|
What was the capital of Ethiopia
|
Addis Ababa
|
116
|
Aescapalious emblem staff snake Greek Roman god of what
|
Medicine
|
117
|
Giacomo Agostini - 122 Grand Prix 15 world titles what
sport
|
Motorcycle Racing
|
118
|
What is the largest state in the USA
|
Alaska
|
119
|
Led Deighton trilogy Game Set Match What 3 Capitals
|
Berlin MexicoLondon
|
120
|
Alan Stuart Konigsberg famous as who
|
Woody Allen
|
121
|
Which human rights organisation founded 1961 got Nobel
1977
|
Amnesty International
|
122
|
Whose autobiography was The long walk to Freedom
|
Nelson Mandela
|
123
|
What was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter
|
Tutankamen tomb
|
124
|
Clyde Tonbaugh discovered what planet in 1930
|
Pluto
|
125
|
Who won the women's heptathlon at Seoul in 1988
|
Jackie Joyner-Kersey
|
126
|
Who wrote Northanger Abbey
|
Jayne Austin
|
127
|
Who ran through the streets naked crying Eureka
|
Archimedes
|
128
|
Who composed the Brandeberg concertos full names
|
Johan Sebastian Bach
|
129
|
Who won the World Series in 1987
|
Minnesota twins
|
130
|
What is the correct term of address to the Pope
|
Your Holiness
|
131
|
In which city was Alexander Graham Bell born in 1847
|
Edinburgh
|
132
|
Who composed the ballets Sleeping Beauty and The
Nutcracker
|
Tchaikovsky
|
133
|
AG Bell opened school in Boston in 1872 for Teachers of
what
|
The Deaf
|
134
|
Benjamin Kubelsky 1894 fame as what comedian
|
Jack Benny
|
135
|
In the Old Testament what book comes between Obadiah -
Micah
|
Jonah
|
136
|
Robin Williams dressed in drag for which 1993 film
|
Mrs Doubtfire
|
137
|
Which chess piece could be a member of the church
|
Bishop
|
138
|
Which German word means lightning war used in WW2
|
Blitzkrieg
|
139
|
Broccoli belongs to what family of plants
|
Cabbage
|
140
|
Who designed the first Iron ship the Great Britain in
1845
|
I. Kingdom Brunel
|
141
|
Whose boat Bluebird was recently raised from Coniston
water
|
Donald Campbell
|
142
|
in 1951 which (of two) car companies introduced power
steering
|
Buick - Chrysler
|
143
|
Who wrote Catch 22 (both names)
|
Joseph Heller
|
144
|
Which country set up the world’s first chemistry lab in
1650
|
Netherlands
|
145
|
What links the names Botvinik, Tal, Karpov, Fischer
|
Chess World Champs
|
146
|
What is the national flower of Japan
|
Chrysanthemum
|
147
|
Bombardier Billy Wells was seen on many Rank films - why
|
Hit Gong
|
148
|
Where in France do claret wines come from
|
Bordeaux
|
149
|
What did mathematician John Napier invent in 1614
|
Logarithms
|
150
|
What was the world’s first high level programming
language 1957
|
IBM FORTRAN
|
151
|
Consumption was the former name of which disease
|
Tuberculosis
|
152
|
Which American state is nicknamed The Diamond State
|
Delaware
|
153
|
What are the Sirocco, Mistral and Chinook
|
Winds
|
154
|
Who wrote about Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
|
Roald Dahl
|
155
|
Who, at USA customs declared, nothing but my genius
|
Oscar Wilde
|
156
|
Issur Danielovitch became famous a who
|
Kirk Douglas
|
157
|
Who sailed in the Golden Hind
|
Sir Francis Drake
|
158
|
What was the name of the plantation in Gone with the
Wind
|
Tara
|
159
|
Who won the 1988 Superbowl
|
Washington Redskins
|
160
|
Which group believes in The Great Architect of the
Universe
|
Freemasons
|
161
|
Robert Alan Zimmerman real name of who
|
Bob Dylan
|
162
|
Processed Galena produces which metal
|
Lead
|
163
|
Who wrote Gulliver’s Travels (both names)
|
Jonathon Swift
|
164
|
What is a Ha Ha
|
Sunken Fence
|
165
|
In Japan what is Seppuku
|
Hari Kari - suicide
|
166
|
Who discovered blood circulation
|
William Harvey
|
167
|
The dunnock is another name for which common bird
|
Hedge Sparrow
|
168
|
If someone said they were from Hellas - which country
|
Greece
|
169
|
Who was the son of Zeus and Maia - Gods Messenger
|
Hermes
|
170
|
Roy Scherer jr became famous as who
|
Rock Hudson
|
171
|
Who wrote Brave New World (full name)
|
Aldus Huxley
|
172
|
What links Calabria, Liguria, Puglia and Veneto
|
Regions of Italy
|
173
|
Which city in Rajasthan has riding breeches named after
it
|
Jodhpur
|
174
|
Portugal has had six Kings with what first name
|
John
|
175
|
What martial arts name means gentle way
|
Judo
|
176
|
Jean Claude Killy famous in which sport
|
Skiing
|
177
|
Kimberlite contains what precious item
|
Diamonds
|
178
|
Who directed Dr Strangelove -
2001 - The Shining (full name)
|
Stanley Kubrick
|
179
|
Rene Lalique - Art Nouveau designer worked what material
|
Glass
|
180
|
Who created the children's land of Narnia and Lion Witch
Wardrobe
|
Clive Staples Lewis
|
181
|
What animal lives in a drey
|
Squirrel
|
182
|
Why is Louise Brown - born 1978 famous
|
First test tube baby
|
183
|
The title of whose book translates as my struggle
|
Adolf Hitler
|
184
|
Anna Mary Robinson - famous American painter - what name
|
Grandma Moses
|
185
|
In which country would you find the Negev desert
|
Israel
|
186
|
Which character has been played by the most actors
|
Sherlock Holmes
|
187
|
In Greek mythology a Hamadryads spirit guarded what
|
Trees
|
188
|
Jocasta was the wife of Laius and the mother of who
|
Oedipus
|
189
|
Who wrote The Rights of Man - and The Age of Reason
|
Thomas Paine
|
190
|
What is the capital of Sicily
|
Palermo
|
191
|
What was invented by Dr Edward Land in 1947
|
Polaroid
|
192
|
Syd Barett, Roger Waters, Richard Wright, Nick Mason -
Group
|
Pink Floyd
|
193
|
Carlo Collodi created which famous children's character
|
Pinocchio
|
194
|
What is mainly extracted from pitchblende
|
Uranium
|
195
|
Which connects Delft, Sevres, Wedgwood, Chelsea
|
Porcelain
|
196
|
Which country introduced the worlds first diesel loco in
1912
|
Germany
|
197
|
in 1656 Christian Huygens invented what type of
timekeeper
|
Pendulum clock
|
198
|
Duvali, Dushira and Holi are religious days in which
religion
|
Hindu
|
199
|
In what industry did John Davidson Rockefeller get rich
|
Oil
|
200
|
The Mau Mau were terrorists in which country late 50s
early 60s
|
Kenya
|
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