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1
What girls name is most associated with dummies used to practice CPR ?
Claire.
Annie.
Jennifer.
Mary.
2
Which of the following two people, did NOT die on the same day ?
Benny Hill and Frankie Howard.
Orville Wright and Mahatma Gandhi.
CS Lewis and Aldous Huxley.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
3
The oldest football Anthem 'On the ball city', is credited to which football team. ?
Norwich City.
Manchester City.
Stoke City.
Leicester City.
4
During the Second Opium war, which breed of dog was stolen, and gifted to Queen Victoria ?
Pekingese.
Shiba Inu.
Chow Chow.
Shih Tzu.
5
Who wrote the book The Very Hungry Caterpillar ?
Anne Miller.
Julia Donaldson.
James Herriot.
Eric Carle.
6
Where will you find the Spanish Riding School ?
Vienna.
Sophia.
Madrid.
Barcelona.
7
Which Countries flag features an AK-47 ?
Mozambique.
Central African Republic.
Kenya.
Togo.
8
Which one of these planets, has a moon, that shares it's name with a BBC comedy ?
Neptune.
Saturn.
Venus.
Uranus.
9
Which of the following pairs of gods, are a Roman, and Greek equivalent ?
Zeus & Apollo.
Eros & Luna.
Athena & Venus.
Artemis & Diana.
10
In Stephen King's book The Pet Sematary, the name of the Cat is a reference to which famous English figure ?
Charles Dickens.
John Lennon.
Winston Churchill.
Laurence Olivier.
11
Which of the following capitals, is NOT the largest city in there respected country by population ?
Beijing.
Jakarta.
Seoul.
Cairo.
12
How many more countries are in Africa then Europe ?
10.
9.
12.
11.
13
What ingredient was used, as part of the building materials to make the Taj Mahal ?
Lemons.
Egg whites.
Chillies.
Rice.
14
In a human body, where will you find a 1/4 of your bones?
Spine.
Feet.
Legs.
Hands.
15
Vincent van Gogh painting, the Starry Night, was his view from which building ?
Observatory.
Slaughterhouse.
Asylum.
Cathedral.
16
Between 1303 - 1850, is a period of time, commonly referred to as _______
The Little Awakening.
The Little revolution.
The little religious uprising.
The Little Ice Age.
17
What birds are kept at The tower of London ?
Ravens.
Blue Jays.
Pigeons.
Crows.
18
John Kellogg, the creator of Kellogg's Cornflakes believed his cereal could curb ______
Sexual Impulse.
STDs.
Tuberculosis.
Adultery.
19
Which musician launched the first BBC One broadcast in colour in 1969 ?
Cilla Black.
Petula Clark.
Cat Stevens.
Dusty Springfield.
20
What is a group of Pandas called ?
Shame.
Embarrassment.
Guilt.
Depression.
21
What is the 7th digit of Pi ?
3.
4.
1.
2.
22
What term is used for an animal, that sleeps throughout summer, and is awake during winter ?
Metabolication.
Hibernation.
Aestivation.
Restavation.
23
Before penicilin was discovered, what disease was intentionally given to someone, to cure them of Syphilis ?
Cholera.
Malaria.
Scarlett Fever.
Measles.
24
What was the first sport in the world, that allowed women to play alongside men ?
Croquet.
Squash.
Badminton.
Real Tennis.
25
The term Black Friday, originates from which U S cities police force, to describe the crowds and shoppers ?
Philadelphia.
Miami.
Denver.
Seattle.
26
Which British newspaper originally compared Liz Truss to a lettuce ?
The Guardian.
The Economist.
The Huffington Post.
The Financial Times.
27
The National Security Association banned which toy from its headquarters in 1999 ?
Tickle me Elmo.
Moon Shoes.
Furbies.
Tamagochis.
28
What is the original name of the victim (UK), in the board game Cluedo ?
Dr Black.
Mr Body.
Dr Johnson.
Mr Hasbro.
29
In the Russian Village of Tsovkra -1, every able bodied Man, Woman and Child is able to ___________
Play Chess Blindfolded.
Castrate Cattle.
Tightrope Walk.
Run a Marathon.
30
In 1367 King Charles V of France, specifically banned shoes shaped like ________
Male Genitals.
Croissants.
Breasts.
Wine Glasses.
31
In 2009 Andy Murray, and Novak Djokovic featured in a rap song, with what title ?
Break Point.
Victory.
Match point.
Autograph.
32
In what year was Pluto downgraded from a planet, to a dwarf planet?
2009.
2006.
2007.
2008.
33
Which actor has a species of beetle named after them ?
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Denzel Washington.
Anthony Hopkins.
Morgan Freeman.
34
Which company in 2016 trained Reindeer, to deliver their products to your house ?
Dominos.
Etsy.
Amazon.
Spar.
35
A Black Velvet cocktail was invented, to mourn the passing of which member of the Royal Family ?
Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
Elizabeth I
George V.
James I.
36
Which Christmas song was banned by Costa Coffee in 2013, because of how much it was hated by it's customers ?
Mistletoe and wine. (Cliff Richard).
Last Christmas (Wham!)
All I want for Christmas is you (Mariah Carey).
Let is snow! Let is snow ! (Frank Sinatra).
37
Which of the following is a genuine name for an animal ?
Turkey Turtle.
Strawberry Crazy Ant.
Pink Salmon Armadillo.
Fried Egg Jellyfish.
38
The Bingo call for number nine, is a reference to which medication, given to soldiers during WWII ?
Mercury tablets.
Vitamin Tablets.
Laxatives.
Paracetamol.
39
What is Barbie's Middle name ?
Jane.
Sarah.
Eleanor.
Millicent.
40
Which of the following was a genuine war ?
The Pastry War.
The Pork War.
The Whiskey War.
The Fruit War.
41
The 'spirit of 43' is a propaganda film starring which cartoon character ?
Donald Duck.
Mickey Mouse.
Woody Woodpecker.
Bugs Bunny.
42
What TWO unusual items, was taken on an Arctic expedition in 1911, by Captain Robert Scott ?
Porcelain Vases.
His mistresses underwear.
Gramaphones.
Javelins.
43
In Ancient Rome, they believed that drinking the blood of gladiators would cure them of _____________
Cholera.
Scurvy.
Epilepsy.
Blindness.
44
In 2009 which Rap Artist published a cookbook showcasing his new cuisine "Ghetto Gourmet"
Eminem.
Kanye West.
Coolio.
Snoop Dogg.
45
The word Kareoke translates as Empty ________ in Japanese.
Assembly.
Orchestra.
Concert.
Performance.
46
What does the aeroplane manufacturer Boeing use to test for weak spots in their WiFi ?
CPR Dummies.
Dogs.
Potatoes.
Mannequins.
47
What is the name of the boat in the 1975 film Jaws ?
The Orca.
The Aurora.
The Erasmus.
The Albatross.
48
Which famous London Building, has had incidents of melting cars, because of the sun's rays reflecting of the building ?
The Gherkin.
Walkie Talkie.
The Shard.
BT Tower.
49
Who was the first woman to appear on the cover of TIME magazine?
Wallis Simpson.
Marie Curie.
Eleonora Duse.
Queen Elizabeth II.
50
Which of these events happened first ?
Emperor Hirohito Died.
Margaret Thatcher resigned as PM.
The Berlin wall came down.
The Gulf War ended.