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What alcohol, a designated protected product of Mexico, is made from blue agave? |
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What animal, a mammal, takes its name from the Green word for River horse? |
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What type of item or Word could come after each of these three, concert, lottery or season? |
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Name these four famous people from Switzerland. |
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How many wings does a butterfly have? |
6 |
The compact disc was first released in which decade of the twentieth century? |
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The FIFA world cup is over until 2030, Name any one of the three countries that will host the 2030 mens FIFA World Cup. |
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Identify the species of these six Marsupials. |
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Two answers required here, Name the two cities that have the most number of Spanish speakers in the world, |
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100 people were given 100 seconds to name as many countries as they could with flags that are only red and white. A country is defined as a sovereign nation, a full member of the United Nations. Malta is excluded from the list as it is primarily red and white but there is a little grey on the cross in the top left corner. Name any one of the sixteen. You will get one point for a correct answer, two points for any answer that less than forty said, three points for any answer less than 20 said, four points for any answer less than five said and five points for the one correct answer that nobody said |
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Name the four Movies from the Clips from their soundtracks.
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In which country would you find the most Southerly point of Continental (mainland) Europe? |
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According to Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, the 2008 game bearing which American rock band’s name generated more revenue than any single album the band had ever released? |
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Geographic locations of death and birth of six people from history , name the six.
**The Numbers should reverse on picture d |
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In 2005 a Frog became an international phenomenon when the Swedish creation Crazy Frog had a massive hit worldwide with Axel F, a cover of the 1985 song by Harold Faltermeyer. What does the F stand for in Axel F? |
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Due to vastly increased testosterone levels, which animal undergoes a periodic aggressive condition known as musth (or must)? |
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Which comic-book publisher (that still exists today) launched the very first Star Wars comic series in 1977, beginning with a six-issue adaptation of the original film before continuing with new adventures featuring Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Princess Leia? |
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Name the four scientists. |
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Which peninsula lies between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov? It projects southwards into the Black Sea, with the Sea of Azov on its eastern side. |
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What is the name of the imperial city at the end of the Yellow Brick Road? |
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Dinosaurs, in the Mesozoic era, which came first, the Jurassic period or the Triassic Period? |
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Six ”iconic” intros from well known songs. Name the six songs, one from each of the fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties and since 2000. ** The first one is very very short
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Tequila |
2 |
Hippopotamous |
3 |
Ticket |
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a) Gianni Infantino b) Martina Hingis c) Ursula Andress d) Roger Federer |
5 |
Four |
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1980s 1982, first pop album was The Visitors by ABBA |
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Spain, Portugal or Morocco |
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a) Kangaroo b) Possum c) Koala d) Sugar Glider e) Tasmanian Devil f) Wombat |
9 |
Mexico City Buenos Ares |
10 |
1Point Denmark,Austria, Canada, Japan, Latvia, Poland 2 Points Monaco, Switzerland, Indonesia, Turkey 3 Points Peru, Singapore,, Tunisia 4 Points Bahrain, Georgia 5 Points Tonga |
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a) Pirates of the Carribbean b) Psycho c) The Avengers d) Terminator |
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Spain |
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Aerosmith (Guitar Hero)œ |
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a) John F Kennedy b) Franz Ferdinand c) Napoleon Bonaparte d) Joan of Arc e) Viklund Quizling f) Gandhi |
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Foley The original song was written for the soundtrack to Beverly Hills Cop whose main character was named Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) |
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Elephant |
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Marvel |
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a) Wilhelm Röntgern b) Isaac Newton c) Gregor Mendel d) Charles Babbage |
19 |
Crimean Peninsula |
20 |
Emerald City |
21 |
Triassic Period 252 to 201 million years ago v 201 to 145. |
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a) Tutti Frutti Little.Richard, 1955 b) All Along the Watchtower Jimi Hendrix, 1968 c) Stayin’ Alive Bee Gees, 1977 d) Like a Virgin Madonna, 1984 e) Thunderstruck ACDC, 1990 f) In the End Linkin Park, 2001 |
