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Who was the only British Prime Minister to be assassinated?
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What type of work did Ernest Hemingway do during World War One?
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Which act opened the Woodstock festival in 1969?
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Who composed the music to “Twinkle,Twinkle, Little Star”?
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What is the longest river in Italy?
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What size paper is half an A4 sheet?
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What two countries in South America are 'Land-locked'?
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What are the following 'ologies', the study of,(i)Agrostology, (ii) Batology, (iii) Carpology, (iv) Deltiology and (v) Exobiology?
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What did the BBC's Home Service become in 1967?
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In Britain we call it a tram, what is known as in the USA?
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Who is the patron saint of the following professions,(i)Accountants, (ii) Carpenters, (iii) Farmers, (iv) Doctors and (v) Ship Builders?
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What kind of animal is a 'Flemish Giant'?
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What does WAP stand for in the world of telecommunications?
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With which sport do you associate the following teams, (i)Washington Wizards, (ii) Philadelphia Flyers, (iii) Atlanta Braves, (iv) Houston Dynamo and (v) Arizona Cardinals?
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What was John Lennon's middle name?
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Name the songs with HORSE in the title associatedwith the following artists, (i)The Osmonds (1972), (ii) America (1972), (iii) Thrills (2003), (iv) Goldfrapp (2006) and (v) Susan Boyle (2009).
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'Grand Mal' and 'Petit Mal' are forms of which medical disorder?
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What was the villain played by Christopher Walken in the Bond film, “A View To A Kill”?
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What is a 'Doppelgänger'?
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What were the destinations of the SEVEN Road films made by Bob Hope and Bing Crosby?
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