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What is a BASSINET? (Thanks to Briony for this question!)
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In which two operas does the character of Figaro appear?
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The Saone and Rhone rivers converge at which French city?
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What numeric term both describes perfect vision and a form of the game of cricket?
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Which celebrated cook was born Isabella Mary Mayson?
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What was the currency of the following countries prior to the adoption of the Euro? (i)France, (ii) Italy (iii) Portugal (iv) Holland and (v) Finland.
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Who created the fictional town of Middlemarch?
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In which US state would you find the infamous San Quentin prison?
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The men's tennis grand slam is won by winning which events?
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Pi day is celebrated on which date?
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How many lions guard the base of Nelson's column in London's Trafalgar Square?
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What were the first number one single in the UK charts at the beginning of the following decades? (i)1960's (ii)1970's (iii) 1980's (iv) 1990's and (v) 2000's.
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Which commercial chain of restaurants is named after a character from the novel “Moby Dick”?
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What film did James Cagney win his only OSCAR for?
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If you suffered from the following, what would you be afraid of ? (i)Autophobia,(ii) Barophobia (iii) Chionophobia (iv) Dendrophobia and (v)Gamophobia
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The ships Queen Mary, Titanic and Queen Elizabeth among others had the letters RMS before their names. What do these letter signify?
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The Khyber Pass links which two countries?
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Nutwood Cottage is the home of which fictional children's character?
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In golf which two teams compete for the Vivendi trophy?
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What is the largest country by area in Africa?
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The name of which common household object derives from the latin word meaning “admire” ot “to wonder at” ?
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Coombe Hill near Wendover in Buckinghamshire is the highest point of what range of hills?
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The following are pseudonymns of which famous actors/actresses ? - (i)Allen Stewart Konigsberg (ii)Marion Michael Morrison,(iii) Barbara-Ann Deeks, (iv) Camille Javal and (v) Margaret Hyra.
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What was the first “Carry On” film to be made in colour?
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