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1 LIVID NO FAKING (anagram of a late 1980's
sitcom) |
A Kind Of Living |
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2 How does a clown copyright his face makeup |
Paints it on an egg |
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3 In which country was the beer Kronenbourg 1664
originally brewed |
France |
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4 In the language of flowers what flower stands
for distrust |
Lavender |
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5 There was a concert at the Royal Albert Hall in
2002 called A Concert For George, who was George |
George Harrison |
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6 In New Zealand what type of animal is a Captain
Cooker |
Wild pig |
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7 Who was the manager of Sunderland when they
last won the FA Cup |
Bob Stokoe |
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8 Who won the very first series of X Factor |
Steve Brookstein |
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9 A store opened in London's Mayfair in 2016,
with everything priced at how much |
A thousand pounds |
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10 In which film did Abbot and Costello land on
Venus |
Abbott and Costello go to Mars |
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11 Which was the President of the USA during the
Korean War |
Harry S Truman |
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12 Which British pair wrote Chris Farlowe's hit Out
of Time |
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards |
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13 The Western Mail is a daily newspaper published
in which country |
Wales |
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14 In what sport would you find a point, a barrel
and a flight |
Darts |
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15 Reggie Kray died in his sleep in a hotel in which
city in 2000 |
Norwich |
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16 What word links: difference, ice, old |
Age |
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17 Which actor was the last surviving member of the
Magnificent Seven |
Robert Vaughn |
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18 Henry 1V's emblem is seen mainly now as a pub
sign, what was it |
The White Swan |
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19 What was the first UK number one for Kajagoogoo |
Too Shy |
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20 Who was King Arthur's father |
Uther Pendragon |
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21 What is the colour of the flower of hemlock |
White |
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22 Which film studios made the Bugs Bunny cartoons |
Warner Brothers |
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23 In which county did the famous huntsman John Peel
hunt |
Cumberland |
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24 What British public service ceased on June 12th
1921 |
Sunday postal service |
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25 Which film used the tag line Size Does Matter |
Godzilla |
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Round 2.
The English language has borrowed words from all over
the world, from which country or language have we
borrowed the following |
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26 Sauna |
Finnish |
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27 Anorak |
Eskimo (Inuit) |
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28 Poltergeist |
German |
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29 Bungalow |
Hindi |
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30 Marmalade |
Portuguese |
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31 Kiwi |
Maori |
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32 Abracadabra |
Hebrew |
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33 Bamboo |
Malay |
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34 Ski |
Norwegian |
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35 Hammock |
Spanish |
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36 Gauntlet |
Swedish |
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37 Vendetta |
Italian |
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38 Assassin |
Arabic |
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39 Bizarre |
Basque |
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40 Curry |
Tamil |
