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1
How many tablets were the Ten Commandments written on |
Two |
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2
As what did Joseph Grimaldi achieve everlasting fame |
Clown |
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3
What forms the base of a traditional Pavlova |
Meringue |
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4
Which county is home to the group Muse |
Devon |
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5
The Egyptian god Anubis is shown with the body of a man
and the head of which animal |
Jackal |
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6
What is a female antelope called |
Doe |
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7
When Glasgow Rangers signed Maurice Johnston, in what
way did they make footballing history |
First
Catholic player fielded for over 100 years |
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8
Hellenikon international airport is in which country |
Greece |
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9
What was the currency of Finland before the Euro |
Markka |
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10
In Victorian times what type of person may have been
referred to as a cutpurse |
Pickpocket |
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11
A traditional weapon of the Sicilian Mafia, what is a
lupara |
Sawn off
shotgun |
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12
From which eighties film is this line taken: 'When I
want your opinion, I'll beat it out of you' |
Code of
Silence |
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13
We have Coke and Pepsi but what is the third largest
selling soft drink in the world |
Fanta
Orange |
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14
What was the first reggae number one in the UK |
Israelites by Desmond Dekker |
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15
The chough is a member of which bird family |
Crow |
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16
In golf what is a shot that bounces over a water hazard
called |
A Barnes
Wallace |
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17
In CB jargon what is a banana |
Yellow
line |
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18
Which handy everyday object found in many desk drawers
and in most homes was invented by Stephen Perry in 1845 |
Elastic
bands |
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19
What is the capital of the Spanish region of Cantabria
(Now to be seen on most UK High Streets) |
Santander |
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20
What was the name given to the luxury versions of Austin
Rover cars such as the Maestro, the Metro and the
Montego |
Vanden
Plas |
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21
A TV advert popularly named 'Horses and Surfers' often
tops the charts of best UK adverts of all time - what
was being advertised |
Guinness |
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22
In The Jungle Book what type of animal is Ikky |
Porcupine |
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23
After which part of the body are avocados named |
Testicles |
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24
Who had a hit with "Yakkety Yak" in 1958 |
The
Coasters |
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25
What type of animal is a macaque |
Monkey |
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26
What is the Golden Spurtle which is an annual World
Championship awarded for |
Porridge
making |
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27
Which British aircraft manufacturer made the civil
transport aeroplane the Tudor |
Avro |
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28
If you suffer from microtia what do you lack |
Ears |
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29
Which vital communications link began in Britain in July
1937 |
999
service |
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30
What was Quentin Crisp's job that gave him the nickname
The Naked Civil Servant |
Nude art
school model |
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Round 2 FORMER NAMES |
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31
What company was formerly known as Computing Tabulating
Recording Company |
IBM |
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32
What was the former name of Regent's Park |
Marylebone Park |
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33
What was the former name of Sellafield nuclear power
station |
Windscale |
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34
Which South American country was formerly called Upper
Peru |
Bolivia |
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35
Which company began in Seattle as The American Messenger
Co. |
UPS
(United Parcel Service |
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36
What is the former name of the University of Central
England |
Birmingham Polytechnic |
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37
Clarty Hole was the former name of which author's
stately home |
Sir
Walter Scott (Abbotsford) |
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38
What was the former name of the animal rights group
Respect for Animals |
Lynx |
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39
Which football league team was formerly called Boscombe
Saint Johns |
AFC
Bournemouth |
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40
As what was Suriname formerly known |
Dutch
Guiana |