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 under the name Sphairistrike Lawn Tennis 18 What organisation did C T Russell found Jehovah Witnesses 19 Paris and What other capital had the worlds first telephone link Brussels 20 Tempera uses water and what to paint with Egg Yoke 21 What colour is the cross on the Greek Flag White 22 What was used before the baton was invented to conduct A Violin Bow 23 Leslie Lynch King became famous as who Gerald Ford 24 Who was Andromedas mother Cassiopeia 25 Lack of vitamin B1 causes what condition Beri Beri 26 What song was The Pittsburgh Pirates anthem We are Family – Sister Sledge 27 Whit countries parliament is called The Storting Norway 28 Who directed Four Weddings and a Funeral Mike Newell 29 Which company developed the Laser Printer Cannon 30 Parsley is a member of which family Carrot 31 What does lager literally mean in German Storage 32 Franz Kafka wrote in German what nationality was he Czeck 33 Which car company produced the first front wheel drive 1934 Citroen 34 Who produced the Tom and Jerry cartoons until 1956 Fred Quim

by 35 The name of which countries capital means good air Argentina – Buenos Aires 36 The sackbut developed into which modern instrument Trombone 37 The GRA govern which sport Greyhound Racing Association 38 Which record label signed the Rolling Stones in 1991 Virgin 39 In heraldry gules are what colour Red 40 Reginald Truscott-Jones became famous as who Ray Miland 41 What is the food of the secretary bird Snakes 42 What bridge links a Palace with a State Prison Bridge of Sighs – Venice 43 The African and French marigolds are native to what country Mexico 44 Who is the Patron Saint of Grave diggers St Anthony 45 What is Muckle Flugga Rock and Lighthouse on Uist 46 Mary Read and Anne Boney had what job in common Pirates 47 Short actors stand on what wooden object - to appear bigger Pancake 48 What is the commonest name for a pub in Britain The Red Lion 49 What does the word economy mean in original Greek Home Management 50 Pok ta Pok started in Mexico - what modern game/sport is it Basketball ^ No Questions Quiz 15 Answers

 51 George Simenon created Maigret - what nationality was he Belgian 52 Country singer Hank Wangford had what profession Gynaecologist 53 Pit Straight - Lesmo Bend - Roggia Bend - which Grand Prix Monza Italy 54 What is a Chuckwalla Lizard 55 Edward Whymper was the first to do what Climb Matterhorn 56 What is Pancetta Bacon 57 In what film did Bruce Willis play a time travelling criminal Twelve Monkeys 58 Who was the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in Olympics Nadia Comaneci 59 What bird is sacred in Peru Condor 60 What was Colombo's dog called Fang - Basset Hound 61 What industry would use a mordant Dying - to fix a colour 62 Catherine the Great of Russia was born in which country Poland 63 What tanker caused a severe oil spill in 1989 Exxon Valdez (Alaska) 64 Which soul singer was Sittin on the Dock of the Bay Otis Redding 65 In which city would you find The Blue Mosque Istanbul 66 What country makes Sukhindol wine Bulgaria 6

7 The minnow is the smallest member of what fish family Carp 68 Lucille Le Sueur became famous as who Joan Crawford 69 In which city is The Abbey theatre Dublin 70 Which islands capital is Flying Fish Cove Christmas Island 71 Where in the world is Radwick racecourse situated Sydney Australia 72 What has a palimped got Webbed Feet 73 Treifa foods are forbidden to which religious group Jews - opposite of Kosher 74 Which metal is the best conductor of electricity Silver 75 What ship was sunk in Auckland harbour in 1987 Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace) 76 A Myologist studies what Muscles 77 Orpheus went into the underworld to rescue who Eurydice 78 Where on the human body is the skin the thinnest Eye 79 Colleen McCullough wrote which best selling book The Thorn Birds 80 What would you put on your escutcheon - if you had one Coat of Arms 81 The Germans call them Stumphhose - what are they Tights 82 Who might wear a wimple A Nun 83 What is the largest country in Africa Sudan 84 What tree can be English,

 American or Eurasian Elm 85 Which dictator preferred 50,000 rifles to 50,000 votes Benito Mussolini 86 What was Alka-Seltzer first marketed as Cold Cure 87 What would be happening if you suffered from canitis Greying Hair 88 According to the proverb which fruit tastes sweetest Forbidden 89 What animals name literally translates as earth pig Aardvark 90 What dance is usually performed to Orpheus in the Underworld Can Can 91 What country was once named New France Canada 92 Name ship sunk by the submarine Conqueror Falklands War General Belgrano 93 In which country were modern banknotes first used Sweden 94 What was invented in the Humpty Dumpty store Oklahoma Supermarket Trolley 95 Which country produces wine in the Casablanca valley Chile 96 The Air Canada Silver Broom is won in which sport Curling 97 Iain Stewart - dropped - looked too normal - what pop group The Rolling Stones 98 What is the main flavour of aioli Garlic 99 What was the worlds first passenger jet aircraft Comet 100 What does the syrinx help a

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| Page 4 Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 Jacqueline Du Prey is a master on what instrument? Cello 2 Who wrote the music for Showboat? Jerome Kern 3 Who said sex is a bad thing it rumples the clothes? Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 4 The average Manhattan wife takes 14 minutes to do what in bed? Turn off Light 5 Which animal sleeps with one eye open? Dolphin 6 Sandra Wes of Texas died in 1977 was buried in what? Her blue Ferrari 7 What happened to the man who tried to hang himself over river? Rope broke drowned in river 8 After sex what does the female marine bristleworm do? Bites off eats penis 9 What nationality was Pontius Pilot by birth? Scottish – Fortingale nr Dunkeld 10 The average person spends 12 years of their life doing what? Watching TV 11 St Appolonia is the patron saint of what? Toothache 12 Packy Ease an amateur boxer – what name become famous?

Bob Hope 13 What was stolen from a Hotel Garden in Britain in 1991? Onion Crop 14 What word comes from Arabic means reunion of broken parts? Algebra 15 Charles Conrad took a cassette to the moon on Apollo 11 who? Jerry Lee Lewis 16 First feature film US TV Heart of New York what was subject? Washing machine inventors 17 Royal Society Prevention Accidents 1991 7500 injured by what? Shopping Trolleys 18 4000 patents for a variation of what issued since first 1838? Mousetrap 19 A Limousine was originally what (From Limousine in France)? French shepherds protective cloak 20 Dwight Eisenhower was the first president to hold what? Pilots Licence 21 What does a geophage enjoy? Eating earth 22 The Reknas company – Calcutta worlds biggest exporter what? Human (skeletons) 23 At least a quarter of humanity is what? Short Sighted 24 What first occurred at California Disneyland in March 1981?

Murder 25 Who said “sex older women best they think its their last time”? Ian Fleming 26 Ping Pong and Pang are characters in which opera? Turendot – by Puccini 27 1300 to 1500 it was illegal for Englishmen to have 3 what a day? Meals 28 Harold J Smith a Canadian changed name famed as sidekick? Jay Silverheels Tonto 29 What is special about the hooded pitohui bird (New Guinea)? It’s highly poisonous 30 In 1984 Bloomingdale’s started selling 100000 year old what? Glacial ice from Greenland 31 What happened to golfer Lee Travino on green 13 27 June 1975? Hit by Lightning 32 What links elephanta, bad-i-sad-o-bistroz, oe, whuly, zonda? All winds 33 What tree is mentioned just once in the Bible? Poplar 34 The average Britain consumes 14571 what in their lifetime?

Pints of beer 35 What job involves walking an average 60 miles in a 5 day week? Waiter 36 In the UK 3% of people store what in their fridges? Live Maggots 37 The city council of Chico California set a $500 fine for what? Exploding nuclear bomb in city 38 A tittiliomaniac has a compulsion to do what? Scratch 39 Police in Winchester – got call – Man being held by wife – how? Hidden artificial leg 40 Stephano and Trinculo characters in which Shakespeare play? The Tempest 41 William Hurt won best actor Oscar for which 1985 film? The Kiss of the Spiderwoman 42 Fescue is a generic type of what? Grass 43 Creed Prayer Alms Fasting Pilgrimage five pillars what religion? Islam 44 Alex Raymond created which comic strip character in 1934? Flash Gorden 45 What does a carpophagus animal feed on? Fruit 46 Gregorys powder is a type of what? Laxative 47 What does a Hafiz know?

Koran by Heart 48 Pocahontas was baptised and given what English name? Rebecca 49 In London 1915 what became illegal subject to £100 fine? Buying a round of drinks 50 What is the longest river in Australia? Murray-Darling 51 Who said “No sex is better than bad sex”? Germaine Greer 52 Who won the Eurovision song contest with Jack in a Box? Clodagh Rogers 53 Margie Belcher provided the body movements – which character? Disney Snow White 54 The average person spends 8 years of their life doing what? Being ill 55 1987 A Philadelphia Councillor bill banned carrying what in public? Snakes 56 Alain Boubil – Claude-Michael Schonberg music what hit show? Miss Saigon 57 Pluto (the Planet) was almost called what name? Zeus 58 Most lipsticks contain what unexpected item? Fish Scales 59 It is illegal to pawn what in Las Vegas? Your Dentures 60 Slugs have four of them – what?

Noses 61 What word in English has the most definitions? Set 62 John Flynn invented what service in Australia? Flying Doctors 63 The Greek version of what is called the Septuagint? Old Testament 64 The eyes of which animal have rectangular pupils? Goat 65 Modern Olympics – only Greece and which country in all? Australia 66 What is the only bone in the body unattached to any other bone? Hyoid in throat 67 There are more than 1500 varieties of what food? Rice 68 Mageiricophobia is a fear of what? Having to cook 69 What animals eye is larger than its brain? Ostrich 70 In 1990 there were 15000 accidents involving what? Vacuum cleaner 71 Roman men had to swear on what to testify? Holding their testicles 72 Why did pirate wear earrings? Improve their eyesight 73 Under the snow and ice Antarctica is actually a what? Desert 74 In ancient China people committed suicide by eating what?

Salt One lb will kill you 75 Who took out a $5000 life insurance before dying in battle? George Armstrong Custer 76 The average Britain consumes 4907 what in their lifetime? Loaves of bread 77 Who said “Iv’e sometimes thought of marriage – then re-thought”? Noel Coward 78 Name actor Von Ryan’s Express, The Third Man, Brief Encounter? Trevor Howard 79 In USA / Britain give finger – What do you show in Thailand? Sole of foot 80 What was the traditional ancient Persian new years day gift? Eggs 81 The French Laurousse Gastronomique 9 recopies cooking what? Camels 82 What common item was a sign of wealth in 19th century England? An Umbrella 83 In Utah in 1870s what could you get from a slot machine? Divorce – Papers cost $2.50 84 What do male butterflies like to lick? Stones – to get nutrients 85 Desire for more cows is the translation what Sanskrit word? War – same in English 86 Elvis Presley collected statues of what famous woman?

Joan of Arc 87 What is the most mentioned name in the Bible? David – Jesus is second 88 Tip Throat Vamp Collar Shank are parts of what object? Woman’s Shoe 89 What is a spermologer interested in? Trivia 90 Who is the biggest landowner in New York city? Catholic Church 91 What fish can blink its eyes? Shark 92 What was the first name of the cartoon character Mr Magoo? Quincy 93 It is against the law in Albania to play what on Sundays? Dominos 94 Hearts bells leaves and acorns card suits which country? Germany 95 Which vegetable got its name from a precious stone? Onion – Latin unio large pearl 96 On average 100 people a year choke to death on what? Ballpoint Pens 97 In 2000 what state removed confederate flag – statehouse dome? South Carolina 98 What language (not dialect) has the most characters in it? Cambodian 99 Florinzel is a character in which Shakespeare play? The Winters Tale 100 What is 2000 in Roman Numerals?

MM Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 In which play and film does Jean Valjean appear? Le Miserables 2 Psychologists says men who do what during sex are insecure? Keep socks on 3 Whose is supposed to have had sex with his nanny when aged 9? Lord Byron 4 What animal can sleep 3 years but only mates once – 12 hours? Snails 5 In Norway 1980 man fined for being drunk in charge of what? Mobile vacuum cleaner 6 Louis the XVI France only two (recorded) what in his lifetime? Baths 7 The same Louis did not consummate his marriage 7 years – why? Overgrown Foreskin 8 Only 6 people died in what historic event? Fire of London 1666 9 Why could William Tell not have shot the apple with a crossbow? Crossbow not known 13th century 10 How did the Emperor Claudius die? Choked on a Feather 11 What country do Great Danes come from? Germany 12 Who said – “One more drink and Ill be under the host”?

Dorethy Parker 13 The average Britain in their life consumes 1000 lb of what? Carrots 14 What animal provide 50% of all the protein eaten in Peru? Guinea Pigs 15 Jimmy Carter was the first US president to have done what? Born in a Hospital 16 Who won an Oscar posthumously? Peter Finch for Network 17 Which actor has been portrayed most on screen by other actors? Charlie Chaplain 18 Sergai Kalenikov holds the world record in what? Pig Kissing 19 In California you can’t legally buy a mousetrap without what? Hunting Licence 20 Who won the best actress Oscar 1959 Room at the Top? Simone Signoret 21 What did ancient Egyptians rub on their dicks to enlarge them? Crocodile shit 22 Which animal has legs but cant walk? Hummingbird 23 A Paris grocer was jailed for two years in 1978 stabbing wife what? A wedge of hard cheese 24 Howard Hughs used to store what in large metal containers?

His Urine 25 Which classical poet said Amor vincet omnia Love Conquers all? Virgil 26 If you were eating fragrant meat in Hong Kong what is it? Dog 27 What country invented Phonecards? Italy 28 What was invented in Rome 63 bc by Marcus Tiro? Shorthand and the & sign 29 What is the literal Greek translation of Sarcophagus? Flesh Eater 30 French artist Aquabouse paints cows in what material? Cow shit 31 An Arab/Israeli band Abu Hafla – record called Humping meaning? Enjoyable Gathering 32 First ad on Radio Luxemburg 1930s for Bible Beans – which are? Laxatives 33 74 year old Margaret Weldon FL 2 hole in one 2 days – unusual? She was totally blind aided hubby 34 In 1987 the Jockey Club disqualified a horse that had eaten what? Mars Bar 35 A Baseball travels 9% faster in which US city? Denver – thinner air 36 What was Joseph Pujol – La Petomanes stage act?

He farted imitating music etc 37 James H Pierce was the last silent film actor to play who? Tarzan 38 Who said I’m never through with a girl till I’ve had her three ways? John F Kennedy 39 Iris Somerville – killed London 1982 – Lightning struck what? Metal Support on her Bra 40 What play is set in Venice and Cyprus? Othello – Shakespeare 41 In 1797 3 pence could buy you a good (second hand) what? Wife 42 Between 1659 and 1681 illegal celebrate what in Massachusetts? Christmas 43 What Saint said – Lord grant me Chastity – but not yet? St Augustine 44 The average Britain in their life consumes 18 lb of what? Dirt bad washed food 45 Roller coasters originated in what country? Russia – ice on sleds 46 What unusual item can you buy – vending machine Paris Metro? Levi 501s in 10 sizes 47 We’ve heard phrase I don’t give a toss – but Tos Greek for what?

Bear 48 A Dorset shop sells bookends made from 140 mill year old what? Fossil Dinosaur Shit 49 Every ship in the Royal Navy have customised what? Zippo Lighters 50 What meat outsells mutton and lamb combined in Sweden? Horse meat 51 An American in Maine got a divorce cos wife fed him only what? Pea Soup 52 How did Pope Hadrian IV die? Choked on a fly 53 Who said “sex appeal 50% what you got 50% they think you got”? Sophia Loren 54 St Fiacre is the Patron Saint of what? Piles 55 William Buroughs coined what phrase used by Steppenwolf 1968? Heavy Metal – Born to be Wild 56 What TV did 44 million USA watch while 27m Eisenhower sworn in? I Love Lucy 57 Between 15 and 20% of what disappear from shops each year? Supermarket Trolleys 58 French racing driver Jean Behra kept a spare what in his pocket? Plastic right ear 59 President Roosevelt was the first president to do what?

Fly 1943 secret trip Casablanca 60 What is unusual about the number 8549176320? Digits alphabetical order 61 Who said in 1951 – “I married beneath me – All women do”? Lady Nancy Astor 62 In Iowa 1978 Judge dismissed drink driving charge – why? Too Drunk to sample 63 1936 film started with world war and ended with space flight? Things to Come HG Wells 64 In 1984 BA stewardess called police she’d left what in cupboard? Husband in Bondage 65 Until 1819 technically you could be hung for what in Britain? Cutting down a tree 66 What’s still legal in Paraguay if the participants are blood doners? Duelling 67 Tsar Paul I decreed death by flogging to anyone mentioned what? His Baldness 68 What actress said “I dress for women – Undress for men”? Angie Dickinson 69 The average Britain in their lifetime eats 5400 what?

Bags Crisps – chips 70 Here we go round the mulberry bush – what was original bush? Tree in Wakefield prison walked round 71 What hath God Wrought was first message sent by Who 1844? Samuel Morse Washington to Baltimore 72 In what city 1985 was the worlds first computer museum opened? Boston 73 What elements name comes from the Greek for light bearing? Phosphorous 74 Astronomer Josephe-Jerome de Lalande eat what on bread butter? Spiders 75 Skeleton is derived from Greek – what is its literal translation? Dried Up 76 Edward Hunter USA Journalist invented what term Korean war? Brainwashing 77 A man has first at 18 then every day spent 106 days by 60 what? Shaving 78 What links Da Vinci, Picasso, Charlie Chaplain, Ben Franklin? Left Handed 79 Flies and humans can both get which condition? Athletes Foot 80 We call them Turkeys what do the Turks call them? American Birds 81 The Audi car company created by August Horch means what in Latin?

Bear 82 What country has the worlds most vending machines per capita? Japan 83 Who said – “A woman only a woman – good cigar is a smoke”? Rudyard Kipling 84 Hans Steininger had the world longest what – that killed him? Beard – Tripped over it down stairs 85 In Czarist Russia it was illegal to do what? Smoke 86 What play has line – Shall there be no more cakes and ale? Twelfth Night 87 A fisherman in the Arral sea had his boat destroyed by what? A Cow – USA air force dumped it 88 St Brigit of Ireland could do what amazing trick for visitors? Bathwater into Beer 89 Thomas Watson in 1943 there is a worlds market for 5 – what? Computers and he was chairman of IBM 90 What product did the first commercial in the USA advertise? Bulova Watches 91 Estimated there are 4 100 million billion molecules cubic inch what? Air 92 In Ohio by law pets have to carry what? Lights on tails at night 93 The average man or woman spends one year of their life – what?

On the Telephone 94 80% of household dust is actually what material? Dead skin 95 What is the best wood for making pencils? Incense Cedar 96 The average Britain in their lifetime eats 4907 what? Loafs of Bread 97 Oysters can do what – according to water temperature? Change sex 98 Name USA city it’s illegal to have a nude shop dummy on display? New York 99 A dog was arrested in Seville in 1983 for what crime? Handbag Snatching 100 Who starred as Daisy in The Great Gatsby? Mia Farrow Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 What kind of creature was Sam on the Muppet Show? Eagle 2 Who had a hit with Tiger Feet? Mud 3 Patty Hearst was kidnapped (later joined) which organisation? Symbionese Liberation Army 4 The Murryfield Racers play which sport? Ice Hockey 5 Quakers Natural, Prewetts Honey, California Revival types what? Museli 6 What was Paul McCartney’s first solo album called?

McCartney 7 What company pioneered floppy discs? IBM 8 What were Tricity Triumph, Kelvinator, Lec De Lux? Refrigerators 9 What tennis players name meant Tall trees by still water? Evonne Goolagong 10 Which musical did the song Send in the Clowns come from? A Little Night Music 11 Where in Australia British satellites launched in early 70s? Woomera 12 What was Clint Eastwood’s first film as a director? Play Misty for Me 13 Who wrote the Science Fiction novel Slaughterhouse Five? Kurt Vonnegut 14 What was a Royal Navy frigate accused throwing Cod War 1973? Carrots at Icelandic Gunboat 15 Who wrote the novel The French Lieutenants Woman? John Fowles 16 Whose cat was sold for $153000 in an Arizona auction? Adolf Hitler’s 17 Who wrote the play Amadeus? Peter Shaffer 18 Jeff Lynne – Roy Wood – Bev Bevan – what pop group? Electric Light Orchestra 19 Where did Jim Morrison die?

Bath – in Paris hotel 20 What did the Ayatollah Khomeni ban in 1979? Music on radio 21 Mstislav Rostropovich was a maestro on what instrument? Cello 22 What is Kensington Gore? Actors fake blood 23 Margarita Carmen Casino became famous as who? Rita Heyworth 24 What job does the Gaffer do in the film industry? Chief Electrician 25 What was the name of Dagwood Bumstead and Blondies dog? Daisy 26 What short sighted cartoon character had a nephew – Waldo? Mr Magoo 27 What Shakespeare play was the basis of The Forbidden Planet? The Tempest 28 Frederick Austerlitz became famous as who? Fred Astair 29 What is a Maine Coon once thought to be extinct? A 20 lb cat 30 What dictator was the first to be abducted prosecuted USA drugs? General Manual Noriega- Panama 31 In which EEC country is abortion still illegal? Ireland 32 What heavyweight boxer was nicknamed The Cinderella Man?

James J Braddock 33 What is the capitol of Chechnya? Grozny 34 What is absinthe traditionally flavoured with? Wormwood 35 In 1829 Cyrill Damien invented which musical instrument? Accordion 36 At the battle of Actium who beat Mark Anthony and Cleopatra? Octavian – Emperor Augustus 37 What links Ada – Lisp – Algol? Programming Languages 38 How did Joy Friedericke Victoria Adamson die in 1985? Murdered in Kenya 39 What city stands on the river Torens? Adelaide – Australia 40 In Hindu mythology Agni is the god of what? Fire 41 To the ancient Greeks what was an agora? Public meeting place / market (forum) 42 Tomika and Uyeshiba are the two main forms of what? Aikido 43 Where was Napoleon born? Ajaccio – Corsican capitol 44 Which Greek astronomer wrote the Almagest? Ptolomy 45 The Queen has what music with her breakfast?

Bagpipes – Started by Victoria 46 Baile Atha Cliath – Official name what capitol city? Dublin – its Irish Gaelic 47 In the wild what animal pollinates banana plants? Bats 48 What colour is the Black Box carried in aircraft? Orange 49 Taidje Khan became famous under which name? Yul Brynner 50 Autolycus – accomplished invisible thief Greek myth whose son? Hermes 51 In the theatre what is behind Barn Doors? Electricity Sockets 52 Joe Yule became famous as who? Mickey Rooney 53 Norse mythology who was killed with mistletoe by blind Hodur? Balder – most loved god 54 Bob Clampett created which character in 1938? Bugs Bunny 55 Who wrote the children’s classic Ann of Green Gables? L M Montgomery 56 Gaur, Gayal, Banteng and Kouprey are types of what? Wild Cattle 57 What is the literal meaning of Cenotaph? Empty Tomb 58 The Yellow Kid by Richard Felton Outcault in 1896 first what?

Comic Strip New York World 59 What did drinkers first see on Jan 24 1935? Beer Can 60 Allium Sativum is better known as what? Garlic 61 Rhapsody, Aromel, Tamella Cambridge favourite types of what? Strawberry Varieties 62 What arts/literary movement founded by Tristan Tzara in 1915? Dadaism 63 Which author wrote screenplay Bonds You Only Live Twice? Roald Dahl 64 Dalmatian dogs are born which colour or colours? White – spots come later 65 What did Emily Davidson do? Suicide under kings horse 1913 66 Edward de Bono – Maltese Doctor – developed what concept? Lateral Thinking 67 The song I Talk to the Trees comes from what musical? Paint Your Wagon 68 What is the capitol of Ghana? Accra 69 In Greek mythology who was the Goddess of Chastity? Artemis sister of Apollo 70 What was Madam Curie’s husbands name? Pierre 71 The USA president lives in the White House – Who Blue House?

President South Korea 72 What does an aronophobe fear? Internet 73 What links Edegra, Cavetra and Erix? Brand-names for Viagra 74 In what city is the worlds largest carpet manufacturer ? Kashmir 75 What element was named after the Greek word for green? Chlorine 76 What hotel hosted the first Oscar ceremony? Roosevelt Hotel 77 The name of which Indian city means Village of Boiled Beans? Bangalore 78 James Hoban designed what? The White House 79 Semiology is the study of what? Signals 80 What county has its map on its flag? Cyprus 81 What X rated movie won an Oscar? Midnight Cowboy 82 Lucknow is a city in India – and what other country? Canada 83 Mitsibushi now cars planes during war literally means what? Three Diamonds 84 What invention was nicknamed the Noisy Serpent in 1902? Vacuum Cleaner 85 In which sport would you find the Sag Wagon? Cycling – it picks up dropouts 86 What product was introduced as a cure for urinatary problems?

Pepsi 87 In New Zealand what is morepork? A Bird – call sounds like morepork 88 In what city was Audry Hepburn born? Brussels 89 In what country was the worlds first wildlife sanctuary set up? Sri Lanka 3rd cent BC 90 What word could Ernie Bilko not say without stuttering? Million 91 What country has a regiment of bicycle mounted soldiers? Switzerland 92 Who did Valerie Solernis shoot on Jun 3rd 1968 in New York? Andy Worhole 93 Shakespeare character says “Blow winds and crack your cheeks”? King Lear 94 In what Hitchcock film did heroine find shrunken head in bed? Under Capricorn 95 Amaxophobia is the fear of what? Riding in a vehicle 96 The Bovespa is the stock exchange in which country? Brazil 97 What is a Dandie Dinmont? Dog – Borders Terrier 98 Shoot a Waco was the original name for what drink? Dr Peppers 99 Who wrote the satire Candide published in 1759?

Voltaire 100 Whose ghost appears in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar? Caesar’s Ghost Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 What is the main ingredient of a maron glace? Chestnuts 2 Only one woman’s lifespan is given in the Bible – Who? Sarah Wife Abraham 127 Genisis 23 3 What causes the tangy smell at the seaside? Rotting Seaweed 4 In 1976 in USA 23 people got swine fever and died from what? The Treatment 5 Who said If a lie is told in the Whitehouse Nixon gets royalty? Richard Nixon 6 In the 1976 Olympics who were the Yellow Bananas? Officials (cos of uniform colour) 7 Amuhea Princess of Medes was the wife of who? Nebuchadnezzars 8 What Roman Emperor was killed by an overdose of laxative? Nero – by an aunt 9 How did folk singer Roy Harper catch Toxoplasmosis?

Kiss of life – to a sheep 10 What was Louis 14th born with two of – that amazed everyone? Teeth 11 The Associated Powers – the original proposed name of what? The United Nations 12 Which author published 59 new books in 1955? Enid Blyton 13 If you had distrix what condition would you have? Hair – split ends 14 What did the ancient Greeks use instead of soap? Olive Oil 15 X only letter in alphabet that there is no name for who using? The Devil 16 What country do Brazil nuts come from? Bolivia 17 Why would women dislike using a West Indian Dildo? Its a cactus 18 Which country invented French fried potatoes? Belgium 19 In 1990 there were 99 public executions Suadi Arabia Drugs How? Beheading 20 Marion Barry – Mayor of Washington arrested for what? Possession of Crack 21 What head of Government was the first to give birth in office? Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan 22 34% of Californian Male students 10% of Female lied to get what?

Sexual Partner 23 The sale of what counterfeit delicacy outranged the French? Truffles – White dyed Black 24 In February 1990 160 million bottles of what were withdrawn? Perrier contaminated by benzine 25 What sport was deemed to violate civil rights banned New York? Dwarf Throwing from Aus 16 feet 26 What is Damson Cheese? Thick Damson Jam 27 What was the name of the ship that brought Dracula to England? Demeter 28 In Australian slang what is underground Mutton? Cooked Rabbit 29 PG Woodhouse books Bertie Wooster used what London Club? Drones 30 Why would a train spotter want to see number 4468? The Mallard a record steam train speed 31 Samuel de Champlain founded which city? Quebec 32 Tour de France what colour jersey best Hill Climber wear? Red Polka dot 33 What country had an airline called Rottnest? Australia 34 Fuggles and Goldings are varieties of what? Hops 35 Fingal O’Flaherty Wills is better knows as who?

Oscar Wilde 36 Britain’s call it sellotape What’s the brand name in Australia? Durex 37 John Dunlop developed pneumatic tyres – what profession? Vet 38 Zoisite is a semi precious stone – National stone which country? Norway 39 The Thunderbirds boys were named after what theme? Apollo Astronauts 40 Britain’s most dangerous job killed one person every 3 days? Trawlerman 41 In the Bible who did God appear to on Mount Horab? Moses 42 What animal head appears on the badge of the RCMP? Bison 43 St John the Divine wrote which book of the Bible? Revelations 44 Collective nouns – A Chair of what (tradesmen)? Glass Blowers 45 Distaff is the female family side – what is the male? Spear 46 Who is the patron saint of Gypsies? St Sarah 47 In cookery how is something julienne prepared? Thin Strips 48 In Ireland what is a Gombeen Man? Moneylender 49 In Australian slang what is a dishlicker?

Dog 50 How – two thieves convicted 1984 executed in Sudan Aug 1990? Crucified 51 What is Samsoe a type of? Cheese 52 A fylfot is a heraldic name for what symbol? Swastika 53 Where would you find a howdah? Back of Elephant (basket) 54 In what country is the language Fanti spoken? Ghana 55 What flowers name translates from the Greek as Water Vessel? Hydrangea 56 Which of Henry the Eights wives was the widow of elder brother? Catherine of Aragon 57 The Boys from Syracuse is based on what Shakespeare play? The comedy of errors 58 Hathor was the Egyptian goddess of what? The Sky 59 The larva of the click beetle is called what? Wireworm 60 In Australian slang what is a ten ounce sandwich? Liquid Lunch – Can of Beer 61 What is the name of the largest moon of Jupiter? Ganymede 62 The Mason-Dixon line separates Pennsylvania and what state? Maryland 63 The kinkajou belongs to what family of animals?

Raccoon 64 What is the Hindu Kush? Mountain Range 65 Caligari is the capital of what island? Sardinia 66 Grunge music originated in which American city? Seattle 67 The word bungalow comes from which language? Hindi 68 What is the Japanese Shinkasen? High speed Train 69 In what country are the Drakesberg mountains? South Africa 70 Name the author who created Hannibal Lecter? Thomas Harris 71 Dodie Smith wrote what book (later filmed by Disney)? 101 Dalmatians 72 Venice stands on what river? The Arno 73 Gary Boker Bobby Harrison Ray Rodger were in what pop group? Procul Harem 74 What country launched its first space rocket January 1961? Italy 75 What have Jan Zajic and Quang Duc got in common? Self Immolation 76 In 1962 – cost 20,000 – size of a small suitcase – what? Portable computer 77 In France what is Framboise? Raspberry 78 What held up a Cricket test Match between England Pakistan?

Mouse on pitch 79 What was banned from New York schools in 1962? Reading of Prayers 80 How to Handle a Woman came from which stage musical? Camelot 81 James Drury starred in which TV western series? The Virginian 82 Who had a hit with the song Loco-Motion? Little Eva 83 Who won the Tour de France 4 times 1961 to 1964? Jacques Anquetil 84 What new domestic device was launched by Hoover in 1963? Steam Iron 85 What was the Soviet Vostok 3 space flight the first to do? Send back TV pictures 86 What was the first country to leave the United Nations? Indonesia 87 What car company made the first glass fibre racing car? Lotus 88 What whisky brand was advertised with two terrier dogs? Black & White 89 Dorothy Cavis-Brown made news at Wimbledon – why? Lineswoman – slept in chair 90 What did The Musician Union ban on TV in 1966? Artists miming to records 91 What is a travelator?

Horizontal Escalator 92 Who wrote the novel Love Story (Both Names)? Erich Segal 93 What job did Agatha Christies husband do? Archaeologist 94 Britain Ireland and what country joined the EEC simultaneously? Denmark 95 In Australian slang what kind if food is a mystery bag? Sausages 96 Who was Cuisine Minceur designed for? Slimmers (Fine cooking) 97 French riot police were ordered to the Rivera to deal with what? Hundreds topless women (1971) 98 Who recorded the Album In Through the Out Door? Led Zeppelin 99 Jan 21 1976 What linked Bahrain and Rio de Janeiro? 1st Concord passenger destinations 100 In the 60s a Yellow Golliwog worn by a girl symbolised what? Proud of non virginity Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 What member of the weasel family is over 1 meter or 3 feet long? Badger 2 Capability Brown was a famous Landscape Gardener 1st name?

Lancelot 3 Boccaccios collection of ten stories are known as what? Decameron 4 What do fennel leaves taste of? Aniseed 5 What country is the home of the Ashanti people? Ghana 6 12 is the atomic number of which metal? Magnesium 7 What was Beethoven’s only opera? Fidelio 8 In which of Aristophanes plays do the women refuse sex? Lysistrata 9 Which Australian writer won the Nobel prize in 1973? Patrick White 10 What is a hypocaust? Roman Heating System 11 What 18th century German soldier told tall tales of himself? Baron Munchhausen 12 Which country imports the most champagne? Great Britain 13 Thomas Keneally wrote which book (Oscar winning film)? Schindler’s Ark 14 What is the name of the metal discs set in a tambourines rim? Jingles 15 Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Handel, Liszt, Ravel what in common? Bachelors 16 What were China 14 Raduga 14 Himwari 3?

Orbiting satellites 17 What is a Flemish Giant? Rabbit 18 Somerset Maugham, A J Cronin, Richard Gorden – in common? Not Writers – Doctors 19 What does Stet mean to a printer? Let the Original stand 20 In Paris what are FD Roosevelt Stalingrad Louis Blanc? Metro Stations 21 English writer – Died Typhoid – Drank Paris water – Prove safe? Arnold Bennett 1931 22 What food item in French literally means twice cooked? Biscuit 23 What religions sacred writings are divided into the Tripitaka? Buddhism 24 Herodotus the Greek is known as the father of what? History 25 The old French Royal family – Boy Scouts share what symbol? Fleur-de-lis 26 We have used the Latin phrase ad hoc – what literally mean? For this special purpose 27 Which dancer died in 1927 strangled by scarf on car wheel? Isadora Duncan 28 What do astronomers call the red sky before sunrise? Aurora 29 A beast of prey sometimes called a glutton – what is it?

Wolverine 30 French novelist – nearly 100 books all La Comedie Humaine? Honor’e de Balzac 31 What is the correct name for food permitted under Moslem laws? Hal-al 32 What country is known to its inhabitants as Suomen Tasavalta? Finland 33 What French blue cheese (similar to stilton) is made ewes milk? Roquefort 34 A Suffragan has what job? Bishop – no parish helps other 35 Segmental, Primitive, Doucine, Elliptical are types of what? Arch (in construction) 36 Who got Judas job as the twelfth apostle? Matthias 37 Which famous horse race was won Urban sea, Carnagie, Lammtarra? Prix de l’arc de Triomphe 38 Elvis Stojko was an ice skating word champion – what country? Canada 39 What animals make up the Suidae family? Pigs 40 What is the word (derived from Malay) for unhusked rice? Paddy 41 Joel Chandler Harris wrote which series of stories?

Uncle Remus 42 We have heard of the Renaissance – what’s it literally mean? Rebirth 43 In film making what does a Blimp do? Covers camera reduce noise 44 Where would you find a Walloon? South Belgium Native Flemish 45 What do we call what the Japanese call Oshugatsu? New Year 46 Tete-beche is a familiar term in which hobby? Stamp Collecting 47 Good King Wenceslas was the King of which country? Bohemia (Germany) 48 Sir Jack Cohen founded what? Tescos – supermarkets 49 What does rabbi literally mean? My Master 50 What port lies at the mouth of the Swan river? Freemantle (Perth) 51 Who starred in the film Sixth Sense? Bruce Willis 52 KLM is the national airline of which country? Holland 53 Name the most famous English artist who painted mostly horses? George Stubbs 54 Who were Curier Ellis and Acton Bell? Bronte sisters pen names 55 What is the official title of the ambassador of the Pope?

Nuncio 56 Chaconne, Rigadoon, Passepied are all types of what? Old style dances 57 What British birds lay only one egg during the nesting season? Fulmar or Guillemot 58 Who would use a Jigger, Buzz, Flagging iron, Round shaver, Adze? Cooper making barrels 59 What pop group had a “Message in a Bottle”? Police 60 If an Italian was having Pranzo what would they be having? Lunch 61 What currency consists of 100 Groschen? Austrian Schilling 62 In Greek mythology who created man? The demigod Promethus 63 Hibernia was the Roman name for which country? Ireland 64 Mincing Lane in London is traditionally home of what trade? Tea 65 What sport is played at Smiths Lawn? Polo 66 What are fallows, lutinos and opalines? Budgerigars 67 In Paris there are two islands – Ile de la Cite and what? Ile St-Louise 68 Mapother IV is the real surname of what film star?

Tom Cruise 69 Jean-Christopher Denner invented what musical instrument? Clarinet 70 Mendavoy and Martinez are characters in which TV show? NYPD Blue 71 Fredrick Bulsara was the lead singer of what pop group? Queen – Freddie Mercury 72 The Titanic has a sister ship – name it? The Olympic 73 What was sharkskin once used as? Sandpaper 74 What does an otologist study? The ear and its diseases 75 What is the essential ingredient in a mornay sauce? Cheese 76 Sardines are the young of which fish? Pilchard 77 Who wrote Oedipus Rex? Sophocles 78 The Camorra was the forerunner of what organisation in the USA? The Mafia 79 What is a Havana Brown? A Small Rabbit 80 What did Simon of Cyrene do in The Bible? Carry Christ’s cross 81 In what sport is a stimpmeter used? Golf – measure greens pace 82 Gene Hackman sheriff Big Whiskey – got Oscar – What film? Unforgiven 83 What countries flag red circle on green background?

Singapore 84 Georgius Panayiotou became famous under what names (both)? George Michael 85 Capers are pickled flower seeds of what plant? Nasturtium 86 In 1925 at Windsor Bookies went on strike – against what? Betting Tax 87 What is a doucet? A Stags Testicle 88 What is the worlds largest sand island northeast of Brisbane? Fraser island 89 FT (London) Dow Jones (USA) what is Japans Share Index called? Nikkei 90 Who was the leader of the wolf pack in The Jungle Book? Akala 91 What’s the difference between sleeping gorillas and men? Gorillas don’t snore 92 Nobody Does it Better was sung in which Bond film? The Spy Who Loved Me 93 Halcyon is the poetic name for which bird? Kingfisher 94 Who had a hit with Sylvia’s Mother? Dr Hook 95 Who composed the music for the opera The Tales of Hoffman? Jacques Offenbach 96 In the Bible from whom did David steal his wife Bathsheba?

The Hittite warrior Uriah 97 The Cassegranian, Gregorian and Schmidt are types of what? Telescopes 98 Shakespeare – Antony, Romeo, Othello – what in common? Suicide 99 What instrument is sometimes called the clown of the orchestra? Bassoon 100 What world capital city is heated by volcanic springs? Reykjavik (Iceland) Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 Dorethy Parker said “Scratch an actor and you will find” what? An Actress 2 What animal could be Siberian or Caspian? Tiger 3 Collective nouns – an Array of what? Hedgehogs 4 The Plains of Abraham overlook which city? Quebec 5 The Mariners Compass or Pyxis is what? Constellation 6 The Sam Maguire Trophy is played for in which sport? Gaelic Football 7 The Somers Islands has what more familiar name? Bermuda 8 The Three Stars is the national ice hockey team which country? Sweden 9 How did camerawoman Lee Lyon die while working?

Charged by Elephant 10 What type of animal is a markhor? Wild Goat 11 Who received the first ever Gold Disc? Glen Miller Chatanooga cho cho 12 What is the National Bird of India? Peacock 13 Who directed Sharky’s Machine? Burt Reynolds 14 The Weir of Hermiston – last unfinished novel of who? Robert Louis Stevenson 15 What is the last book of the Bible? Revelations 16 What historical event was referred to as Black 47? Irish Potato Famine 17 What game was patented under the name Sphairistrike? Lawn Tennis 18 What organisation did C T Russell found? Jehovah Witnesses 19 Paris and where had the worlds first telephone link? Brussels 20 Tempera uses water and what to paint with? Egg Yoke 21 What colour is the cross on the Greek Flag? White 22 What was used before the baton was invented to conduct? A Violin Bow 23 Leslie Lynch King became famous as who? Gerald Ford 24 Who was Andromedas mother?

Cassiopeia 25 Lack of vitamin B1 causes what condition? Beri Beri 26 What song was The Pittsburgh Pirates anthem? We are Family Sister Sledge 27 What countries parliament is called The Storting? Norway 28 Who directed Four Weddings and a Funeral? Mike Newell 29 Which company developed the Laser Printer? Cannon 30 Parsley is a member of which family? Carrot 31 What does lager literally mean in German? Storage 32 Franz Kafka wrote in German what nationality was he? Czeck 33 Which car company produced the first front wheel drive 1934? Citroen 34 Who produced the Tom and Jerry cartoons until 1956? Fred Quimby 35 The name of which countries capital means good air? Argentina Buenos Aires 36 The sackbut developed into which modern instrument? Trombone 37 The GRA govern which sport? Greyhound Racing Association 38 Which record label signed the Rolling Stones in 1991? Virgin 39 In heraldry gules are what colour? Red 40 Reginald Truscott-Jones became famous as who?

Ray Miland 41 What is the food of the secretary bird? Snakes 42 What bridge links a Palace with a State Prison? Bridge of Sighs in Venice 43 The African and French marigolds are native to what country? Mexico 44 Who is the Patron Saint of Grave diggers? St Anthony 45 What is Muckle Flugga? Rock and Lighthouse on Uist 46 Mary Read and Anne Boney had what job in common? Pirates 47 Short actors stand on what wooden object – to appear bigger? Pancake 48 What is the commonest name for a pub in Britain? The Red Lion 49 What does the word economy mean in original Greek? Home Management 50 Pok ta Pok started in Mexico – what modern game/sport is it? Basketball 51 George Simenon created Maigret – what nationality was he? Belgian 52 Country singer Hank Wangford had what profession? Gynaecologist 53 Pit Straight – Lesmo Bend – Roggia Bend – which Grand Prix? Monza Italy 54 What is a Chuckwalla?

Lizard 55 Edward Whymper was the first to do what? Climb Matterhorn 56 What is Pancetta? Bacon 57 In what film did Bruce Willis play a time travelling criminal? Twelve Monkeys 58 Who was the first gymnast to score a perfect 10 in Olympics? Nadia Comaneci 59 What bird is sacred in Peru? Condor 60 What was Colombo’s dog called? Fang – Basset Hound 61 What industry would use a mordant? Dying – to fix a colour 62 Catherine the Great of Russia was born in which country? Poland 63 What tanker caused a severe oil spill in 1989? Exxon Valdez (Alaska) 64 Which soul singer was Sittin on the Dock of the Bay? Otis Redding 65 In which city would you find The Blue Mosque? Istanbul 66 What country makes Sukhindol wine? Bulgaria 67 The minnow is the smallest member of what fish family? Carp 68 Lucille Le Sueur became famous as who?

Joan Crawford 69 In which city is The Abbey theatre? Dublin 70 Which islands capital is Flying Fish Cove? Christmas Island 71 Where in the world is Radwick racecourse situated? Sydney Australia 72 What has a palimped got? Webbed Feet 73 Treifa foods are forbidden to which religious group? Jews – opposite of Kosher 74 Which metal is the best conductor of electricity? Silver 75 What ship was sunk in Auckland harbour in 1987? Rainbow Warrior (Greenpeace) 76 A Myologist studies what? Muscles 77 Orpheus went into the underworld to rescue who? Eurydice 78 Where on the human body is the skin the thinnest? Eye 79 Colleen McCullough wrote which best selling book? The Thorn Birds 80 What would you put on your escutcheon – if you had one? Coat of Arms 81 The Germans call them Stumphhose – what are they? Tights 82 Who might wear a wimple? A Nun 83 What is the largest country in Africa?

Sudan 84 What tree can be English, American or Eurasian? Elm 85 Which dictator preferred 50,000 rifles to 50,000 votes? Benito Mussolini 86 What was Alka-Seltzer first marketed as? Cold Cure 87 What would be happening if you suffered from canitis? Greying Hair 88 According to the proverb which fruit tastes sweetest? Forbidden 89 What animals name literally translates as earth pig? Aardvark 90 What dance is usually performed to Orpheus in the Underworld? Can Can 91 What country was once named New France? Canada 92 Name ship sunk by the submarine Conqueror Falklands War? General Belgrano 93 In which country were modern banknotes first used? Sweden 94 What was invented in the Humpty Dumpty store Oklahoma? Supermarket Trolley 95 Which country produces wine in the Casablanca valley? Chile 96 The Air Canada Silver Broom is won in which sport? Curling 97 Iain Stewart – dropped – looked too normal – what pop group?

The Rolling Stones 98 What is the main flavour of aioli? Garlic 99 What was the worlds first passenger jet aircraft? Comet 100 What does the syrinx help a bird to do? Sing Posted in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS on December 29, 2008 | Leave a Comment » 1 What do the quarters of a hot cross bun symbolise? Four Seasons 2 What is the literal translation of terrapin? Eatable (Algonquin word) 3 What to a French or Spanish man is an OVNI? UFO 4 What is it against the law to kill in Pacific Grove California? Butterflies a local ordinance 352 5 Ernest Hemmingway said what would protect against allergies? Having lots of sex 6 The Gettysburg Address was written on what? Used envelopes 7 Collective nouns – a siege of? Herons 8 Who was banned from writing USA Constitution – secret Jokes? Benjamin Franklin 9 The 9 banded armadillo and humans have what in common? Both catch Leprosy 10 How did Attila the Hun die on honeymoon?

Booze Honeymoon 30 day booze up 11 What better name is Mary Westmacott better known? Agatha Christie 12 In the Bible what did David give Saul as a dowry for Michal? 200 Foreskins from Philistines 13 What did Dr Samuel Mudd do that your inspired “name is mud”? Treated J W Booth Life imprison 14 How do you Rizzle something? Sun dry 15 If you suffered from pruritus – what would be wrong? Itching 16 Andr’e Gide the writer was expelled from school for what crime? Masturbating during lessons 17 What is the most popular Saints name? Felix – 67 John 65 18 What type of food is a munster plum? Potato 19 Old superstition Wearing socks inside out protection from what? Witches 20 What food item did Pythagoras advise his followers to avoid? Beans 21 What happened to the first traffic lights outside HP 1868? They exploded 22 What was unusual – beauty contest judge Percy Moorby 1985?

He was Blind 23 What ruined Cesar Borgia’s honeymoon night? Mate gave him Laxatives 24 John Ruskin Art Critic Marriage collapsed when wife had what? Pubic Hair 25 Who called himself 8th wonder of world cos of his big dick? Charlie Chaplain 26 What given out celebrate birthday of King Bjumbal Thailand 1983? Free Vasectomies 27 What would a nidologist be interested in? Birds nests 28 In the 18th century what job did a fart-catcher do? A footman walk behind master 29 What is a young pigeon called? Squab 30 Around which French town is the champagne industry located? Epernay 31 What country invented castanets? Egypt 32 Who is the patron saint of music? St Cecilia 33 Whose first box office film was called Risky Business? Tom Cruise 34 What is the smallest state of Australia? Tasmania 35 What is measured by an interferometer? Wavelength of light 36 What airlines identification code is VS?

Virgin Atlantic 37 In which G&S operetta is eating a sausage roll a secret sign? The Grand Duke 38 What emperor ordered St Peter crucified? Nero 39 What was the name of Ali Babas female slave? Morgiana 40 In which novel does the character Quebec Bagnet appear? Bleak House 41 Sarah Josepha Hall wrote what? Mary had a little lamb 42 What is the main ingredient of faggots? Liver 43 Who were the first people to measure the year? Babylonians 44 Who voices the female hyena in the lion king? Whoopee Goldberg 45 Anthony McMillan became famous as who? Robbie Coltrane 46 Roy Thines played David Vincent in which TV series? The Invaders 47 What colour is the cap given to an England cricket player? Blue 48 What capital city began as the village of Edo? Tokyo 49 Whose music was on the soundtrack of When Harry met Sally? Harry Connick Jr 50 In which sport is there a York round? Archery 51 In Penny Lane what is the nurse selling from a tray?

Poppies 52 Whose last words were “lets do it”? Garry Gilmore 53 The Black Swan is native to which country? Australia 54 Who said “All the world’s art ain’t worth a good potato pie”? L S Lowrie 55 Collective nouns a Toc of what? Capercailzie 56 If you had podobromhidrosis what would you have? Smelly Feet 57 What instrument is also called the octave flute? Piccolo 58 What type of food is coulibac? Russian Fish Pie 59 What spice is used to make a whiskey sling? Nutmeg 60 What sort of creature is a tarantula hawk? Wasp – hunts spiders 61 Where does the spice saffron come from? The Crocus 62 What tennis player had trials with Bayern Munich soccer club? Boris Becker 63 Which children’s character was created by Mary Tourtel? Rupert the Bear 64 What does the name Ghengis Khan mean? Very Mighty Ruler 65 Who was Canada’s first prime minister? Sir John MacDonald 66 In Utmost Good Faith is the motto of which organisation?

Lloyds of London 67 The Shadows first record went straight to no 1 – what was it? Apache 68 What is the most common disease in the world? Dental Caries 69 Cirrus is a cloud type what literal translation of Latin name? Lock of Hair 70 Which country was the first to make seat belts compulsory? Czechoslovakia 71 What do Stacey Keach and Oscar Wilde have in common? Reading Jail 72 Mathew Webb swam the channel – where did he drown? Niagara Falls 73 In what movie did Sinatra sing My Kind of Town? Robin and the 7 Hoods 74 Whose last unfinished novel was The Last Tycoon? F Scott Fitzgerald 75 What do callipygian people have? Prettily shaped buttocks 76 Collective nouns a Host of? Sparrows 77 Zubin Mehta conducted who in concert? Three Tenors 78 Who wrote and starred in the 1922 version of Robin Hood? Douglas Fairbanks 79 Where were the 1952 Olympics held? Helsinki 80 Franz Halls Laughing Cavalier what’s the paintings real title?

Portrait of a man 81 Cheers exterior shots featured a real bar – what’s it name? Bull & Finch 82 What flavouring is used in the Belgian beer Kriek? Cherries 83 A young what is called an Eyas? Hawk 84 Who was given an honorary Oscar in 1985 after 50 years acting? James Stuart 85 Handel’s Harmonious Blacksmith was written for what instrument? Harpsichord 86 Which US state is known as the Nutmeg State? Connecticut 87 In a Gynocracy – who rules? Women 88 In golf the no 10 iron is usually called what? Wedge 89 What was the name of the Jester in As You Like It? Touchstone 90 What alternative scale (not Richter) measures earthquakes? Mercalli 91 A paratrichosic person has extra what? Hair in unusual places 92 What is added to brandy to make a sidecar? Cointreau or Triple Sec 93 Josip Broz became famous as who? Marshal Tito 94 The Pampero blows over which mountains?

Andes 95 Which Canadian city is know as The Steel City? Hamilton – Ontario 96 If an alloy is an amalgam what metal must it contain? Mercury 97 What stretch of water separates Italy and Sicily? Straights of Messina 98 The Althing rules in which country? Iceland 99 Who won an Oscar for the soundtrack to Chariots of Fire? Vangelis 100 Collective nouns – a Barren of what? Mules

Question: Reginald Truscott-Jones became famous as who?
Answer: Ray Miland