Trivia Night 101

Which of these is NOT an ingredient of the Spanish soup Gazpacho?

In May 2008, which animal was placed on the US endangered species list on account of climate change?

What nationality was the first woman in Space?

Which word prefix means 'high, tip, top'?

With which country do you NOT associate the dish 'chicken tikka'?

Which word describes the study of the human body?

Which is NOT another word for a nose?

Which actor was born in New Zealand in 1964?

Which word does NOT contain a common English 3 letter girl's name?

What's the the name for the bending of light as it passes from one medium to another?

In which country would you find the tourist resort city of Acapulco?

Who plays Sybill Trelawney in the "Harry Potter" films?

Which boys recorded "Good Vibrations" in 1966?

"You Should Be Dancin'' is a song from WHICH film?

In 1306, who was crowned King of Scotland?

Which of these is NOT another name for the 'African Horned Melon'?

Which of these world famous sportsmen was a boxer?

Which 1960 film had the last line, 'The old man was right, only the farmers won. We lost. We'll always lose'?

What does the term 'bete noire' mean?

What word is the past tense of 'rise'?

Which word can be a place for a witness to stand in the Commonwealth and an area on a baseball diamond in the US?

What is the main ingredient of coleslaw?

Which rock band vocalist was awarded the Legion d'Honneur by the French government in 2003?

Which of these is NOT a variety of rice?

What is 'hominy' made from?

Jeff Bridges played Stark Industries executive Obadiah Stane in which film?

Billings is the largest city in WHICH US state that derives its name from the Spanish for 'mountains'?

According to their slogan, what does Red Bull give you?

Which term can be a piece of meat for carving or a cannabis cigarette?

Which country does NOT have French as one of its official languages?

Which is the closest European country to Tunisia?

Who starred as Andy Dufresne in the 1994 film "The Shawshank Redemption"?

What is usually served 'thermidor'?

Which coloured M&M was removed in 1976 due to food dye concerns, only to be reintroduced in 1987?

The amphibian with the scientific name 'Bufo bufo' is the Common WHAT?

In which country, with a 2018 population of 37 million, is 'Dari' spoken?

Coffee brewed by forcing very hot water under pressure through coffee is known as a WHAT?

What does 'cognoscenti' mean?

What shape is a croissant?

A soldier's first experience of battle is sometimes referred to as a 'baptism of WHAT'?

1970 Nina Simone song: "To Be Young, Gifted And WHAT"?

What is the topping for a Quattro Formaggio pizza?

How many points would the word ZAP score on no-bonus squares in a game of Scrabble?

Which of the following was NOT a president of the USA?

What is sauerkraut made from?

What type of animal is a gazelle?

Dr Benjamin Spock, baby and child care author, won a gold medal in which event at the 1924 Paris Olympics?

Of which food is Spain's 'Manchego' a variety?

In this year, The Beatles released the album "Please Please Me", and Coca-Cola released its first diet drink.

Which NSW lake is renowned for emptying and filling on a cyclical basis?

Which word means FASTIDIOUS?

Which former SS Nazi administrator was hanged by Israel in 1962?

Which of the following is NOT a meaning for the word 'din'?

By what name is the trachea more commonly known?

The French word 'neige', refers to which type of weather?

Who was the first man to fly over the South Pole in 1929?

The Bund is a famous riverfront street in which city?

WHEN did 'Watergate' become the Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year?

Which is the name of a military officer who acts as an assistant to a superior?

What drink is traditionally made of four ingredients: mint, bourbon, sugar and water?

What does the word 'lambaste' mean?

Which pop singer, once known by an unpronounceable symbol, was voted the 'world's sexiest vegetarian' in 2006?

Which word is closest in meaning to 'agitate'?

The novel "War And Peace" is set in which country?

Which is a 'time of great success'?

What is the fruit of a horse chestnut tree called?

Which of the following is the correct spelling?

What does 'prognosticate' mean?

Complete the title of the 2003 movie, "Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black WHAT"?

Which was the first country to deliberately create sparkling wine?

WHERE did disaster in the form of an air crash befall Manchester United FC in 1958?

Which word of French origin means 'a hotel's special aide to guests'?

What is the common name for the contagious disease 'infectious parotitis'?

Which word means to remove clothes or a narrow section?

Which is the name of a traditional British pudding?

Which Disney movie was based on the book "A Life In The Woods"?

Which scientist was charged with heresy in 1633?

'The best a man can get' was a slogan for which company?

What type of food is a bratwurst?

Who wrote "The Color Purple"?

Which of Henry VIII's children reigned in England for 44 years?

What star sign is represented by the bull?

What type of food is 'Bel Paese'?

What was the cause of death to actor Rudolph Valentino?

What do we call it when animals sleep through the winter months?

Which of these products is not provided by species of the palm tree family?

Which explorer was accompanied by Bowers, Oates, Wilson and Evans?

What is the French town of Roquefort famous for?

Where would you find the 'Dome Of The Rock'?

What is an 'adze' used for?

What is the more familiar name for the shrub with the edible fruit 'punica granatum'?

What word describes a monk's robe and also can be a frequent practice?

Which is another word for 'lash'?

What type of meat are 'buffalo wings' made from?

Which 'Jesse' was born in Missouri, US in 1847?

Where was the first telephone exchange opened in 1878?

Complete the title of the Charles Dickens classic, "Great WHAT"?

Which singer had a hits with "You Make Me Sick" and "Just Like A Pill"?

Which word means 'consecrate'?

"Ben-Hur" won the Best Picture Oscar at the end of WHICH decade?