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Question | Answer | True / False (Or Real Answer) |
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According to the old adage, how many lives does a cat have? | Nine | |
According to the proverb, what 'keeps the doctor away'? | Apple a day | |
According to the saying, 'there's no such thing as a free …'? | Lunch | |
An old person is sometimes described as 'long in the …'? | Tooth | |
At which fictional school is the musical 'Grease' set? | Rydell High | |
By what abbreviation is a compact disc commonly known? | CD | |
A 'cuppa' is an informal slang term for what? | Cup of Tea | |
A metric tonne consists of 1000 of what? | Kilograms | |
A particular hazard for motorists is 'black …'? | Ice | |
A plumb line is used for making sure something is what? | Vertical | |
A traditional italian dish is spaghetti …? | Bolognese | |
According to a proverb, what does a watched pot never do? | Boil | |
By what name is sodium carbonate commonly known? | Washing soda | |
Complete the name of the famous country singer, 'Shania …' | Twain | |
El Alamein is in which country? | Egypt | |
For what does the banking abbreviation A/C stand? | Account | |
Germania was the Roman name for which modern-day European country? | Germany | |
How is a play on words commonly described? | Pun | |
If something is 'a dime a dozen', what is it? | Common | |
In economics, what does the 'D' stand for in the abbreviation GDP? | Domestic | |
In music, which symbols indicate relative loudness? | Dynamics | |
In painting, which of these is not a secondary colour? | Red | |
In the nursery rhyme, who met a pieman? | Simple Simon | |
In the rhyme, what did the sparrow kill **** Robin with? | Bow & arrow | |
In the world video games, who has a brother called Luigi? | Mario | |
In which sport does red weight 25 kg and yellow weigh 15 kg? | Weightlifting | |
In which sport might you legally use a hand-off on an opponent? | Rugby | |
Into which ocean does the US resort Cape Cod extend? | Atlantic | |
Lennox Lewis is a famous figure in which sport? | Boxing | |
London in the 1969s was described as what? | Swinging | |
On which of these might you win a large sum of money? | National Lottery | |
In UK, VAT stands for value-added …? | Tax | |
In what movie does the Minnie Cooper shine? | The Italian Job | |
In which classic film did the Mini Cooper steal the show? | The Italian Job | |
In which of the following might food be stored? | Larder | |
In which of these areas is the children's soap "Grange Hill" set? | East London | (North London) |
In which pantomime is Buttons a main character? | Cinderella | |
In which sea do the Cyclades Islands lie? | Aegean | |
On which river is the world's largest movable flood barrier? | Thames | |
Originating in Italy, what type of food is mortadella? | Sausage | |
Robbie Williams was once a member of which of these? | Take That | |
Someone capable, is said to have a safe pair of …? | Hands | |
Something mediocre can be described as 'no great …'? | Shakes | |
The bird of paradise is native to which of these islands? | New Guinea | |
What does the abbreviation 'BTW' mean when used in an email? | By The Way | |
What color is the rose in the title of a 1985 Woody Allen Film? | Purple | |
What colour light indicates the port side of a ship? | Red | |
What did the legendary Trojan horse contain? | Soldiers | |
What is another name for a stagehand? | Grip | |
What is Beyoncé's surname? | Knowles | |
What is celebrated in Wales on 1st March? | St. David's Day | |
What is French for 'king'? | Roi | |
What is hung over a horse's head for feeding? | Nosebag | |
What is the meaning of the colloquial expressio 'in the bag'? | Almost certain | |
What might an electrician lay? | Cables | |
The body of an adult insect is divided into how many parts? | Three | |
The former punk singer John Lydon was also known as Johnny …? | Rotten | |
The main character in the 2000 movie "Gladiator" fights what animal in the arena? | Leopard | |
The Nativity is the story of whose birth? | Jesus Christ | |
The star sign of Aquarius is also known as what? | the Water-carrier | |
The west country is famous for what alcoholic drink? | Cider | |
What are said to be 'down' when things are not going well? | Chips | |
What are you said to break, when you make friends with a stranger? | The ice | |
What are you said to do to a habit when you break it? | Kick it | |
What do Americans call what we call sweets? | Candy | |
What do you proverbially 'make' at someone if you flirt with them? | Eyes | |
What does a hedgehog normally do when alarmed? | Roll into a ball | |
What does the 'T' stand for in the abbreviation TUC? | Trades | |
What name is given to a heay metal-headed, spiked club? | Mace | |
What name is given to a mound or ridge of blown sand? | Dune | |
What name is given to a playing card with a single symbol on it? | Ace | |
What nationality is the film star Sean Connery? | Scottish | |
What shape is an Australian Rules football pitch? | Oval | |
What term is used in snooker when the white ball is potted? | Foul | |
What type of steroids have a protein-building effect? | Anabolic | |
What was the name of the two NASA missions sent to Mars in 1975? | Viking | |
What would a tattie picker harvest? | Potatoes | |
What would you expect to see at the London Aquarium? | Fish | |
Where are you most likely to see a 'matron of honour'? | Wedding | |
Which activity would you most associate with a mole? | Burrowing | |
Which board game is known as 'checkers' in the USA? | Draughts | |
Which can be a breed of rabbit, goat or cat? | Angora | |
Which car manufacturer makes the A3, A4 and A6 models? | Audi | |
Which country is not an island? | Germany | |
Which country is not crossed by the arctic circle? | Greece | |
Which dinosaur could fly? | Pterodactyl | |
Which french city stands on the river Meurthe? | Nancy | |
Which human teeth are also known as eye teeth? | Canines | |
Which Irish rock band shares it's name with an American spy plane? | U2 | |
Which is a material used in making roads? | Macadam | |
Which is a mexican stuffed, fried pancake? | Taco | |
Which is a South American capital city? | Cayenne | |
Which is a tough durable synthetic material? | PVC | |
Which is a type of wading bird? | Oystercatcher | |
Which is a US-made soap opera? | Dawson's Creek | |
Which is an alternatitve name for peanut? | Groundnut | |
Which is an extinct bird that originated in New Zealand? | Moa | |
Which is another name for a short melodious tune? | Air | |
Which is not a classification of a star? | Green goblin | |
Which is not a real English county? | South Norfolk | |
Which is not a species of seal? | Three-legged | |
Which is not an electrical SI unit of measurement? | Gallon | |
Which is not an illegal punch in boxing? | Jab | |
Which is not the name of an English county? | Liverpoolshire | |
Which is the chief port of Athens? | Piraeus | |
Which is the principal container port of the Port of London? | Tilbury | |
Which law states that if anything can go wrong, it will? | Murphy's Law | |
Which military hero has the same name as a hold used in wrestling? | Nelson | |
Which of the following is not a geological period? | Boracic | |
Which of these animals does not represent a sign of the zodiac? | Donkey | |
Which of these countries lies west of the UK? | Mexico | |
Which of these describes the rich and famous? | Glitterati | |
Which of these did Old King Cole not call for? | A curry | |
Which of these diseases is not covered by the MMR vaccine? | Rabies | |
Which of these does Colin Farell play in the title of a 2002 film? | The Recruit | |
Which of these first came out on the market in 1937? | Old Spice | |
Which of these fish is related to the carp? | Barbel | |
Which of these fish is related to the herring? | Alewife | |
Which of these is a carniverous plant? | Venus flytrap | |
Which of these is a fashionable district of London? | Belgravia | |
Which of these is a large woodwind instrument? | Bassoon | |
Which of these is a popular form of music? | Country & Western | |
Which of these is a popular garden flower? | Carnation | |
Which of these is a scotish district council? | Inverclyde | |
Which of these is a species of camel? | Bactrian | |
Which of these is a spicy Indian dish? | Biriani | |
Which of these is a term for a typically average man? | Joe Bloggs | |
Which of these is a theory about the creation of the universe? | Big Bang | |
Which of these is a three-stringed musical instrument? | Balalaika | |
Which of these is a tool used for making holes for seeds or plants? | Dibber | |
Which of these is a type of beer? | Bitter | |
Which of these is a type of drum? | Snare | |
Which of these is an ice cream dessert? | Sundae | |
Which of these is not a European river? | Missouri | |
Which of these is not a modal of a car made by Ford? | Malaga | |
Which of these is often used to make floor mats? | Rush | |
Which of these is slang for a mean person? | Cheapskate | |
Which of these is true of filo pastry? | Very thin | |
Which of these is used for measuring electrical current? | Ammeter | |
Which of these kills it's victims by constriction? | Anaconda | |
Which of these lends its name to a US five-cent coin? | Nickel | |
Which of these might be sprinkeled on a rice pudding? | Cinnamon | |
Which of these oceans is the smallest | Arctic | |
Which of these prisons shares its name with a national park? | Dartmoor | |
Which of these should be stored in a humidor? | Cigars | |
Which of these was a feature of classical Greek drama? | Chorus | |
Which of these would a film actor like to receive? | Oscar | |
Which of these would be most use if you wanted to play poker? | Pack of cards | |
Which organ does adrenal refer to? | Kidney | |
Which part of the body do bronchial infections mainly attack? | Lungs | |
Which river rises in the Black forest and flows into the Black Sea? | Danube | |
Which star's name is an anagram of a European country? | Meg Ryan | |
Which was a battle in the American War of Independence? | Bunker Hill | |
Which was a famous group of high-kicking stage girls? | Tiller Girls | |
Which was the so-called "New World" at the time of its exploration? | America | |
Who gave their name to a continent? | Amerigo Vespucci | |
Who has the authority to change a ball during a football match? | The referee | |
Who was Brad Pitt's partner in the 1995 film Se7en? | Morgan Freeman | |
With what is the word QWERTY associated? | Computer keyboard | |
Which Island is known as Kriti in its own language? | Crete | |
Which 'Man' was Robinson Crusoe's companion on his desert island? | Friday | |
Which of these is a colloquial term for a newspaper? | Rag | |
Which of these is a weight category in professional boxing? | Welterweight | |
Which is an alternative name for members of the Society of Friends? | Quakers | |
Which creatures are traditionally kept in an aviary? | Birds | |
Which of these is a type of Camel? | Bactrian | |
Which 1969 film won the Best Picture Oscar? | Midnight Cowboy | |
Which of these deserts is in the USA? | Mojave Desert | |
Which of the following is a small sausage? | Chipolata | |
Which countr shares a land border with the UK? | Ireland | |
Which is a seabird with a deeply forked tail? | Frigate bird | |
Which of these is located at the back of your throat? | Adenoid | |
Which of these is a term meaning a match in bridge? | Rubber | |
Which is not a recognized playing surface in tennis? | Cement | (Linoleum) |
Which place is not associated with a type of cake? | Middlesbrough | |
Which of these is a dessert of hot meringue and cold ice cream? | Baked Alaska | |
With which French region is a certain type of quiche associated? | Lorraine | |
Which of these is not a type of paint used in decorating? | Damask | |
Which was a 14th century British battle? | Chevy Chase | |
Which of these is the US name for the French card game vingt-et-un? | Redjack | (Blackjack) |
Which of these means adequate space for moving in? | Elbow Room | |
Which of these builds a domed nest? | Ovenbird | |
Which of the following is a Chinese snack of hot dumplings? | Dim Sum | |
Which country is not crossed by the Artic Circle? | Greece | |
Which of these might be used in under water naval operations? | Frogmen | |
Which of these is a tool for smoothing and shaping wood? | Plane | |
Which is not a type of antelope? | Gorilla | |
Which of these types of beer is normally the lightest in colour? | Lager | |
What would you put in a cruet? | Condiments | |
Which is a chain of International hotels? | Four Seasons | |
What soft drink is added to vodka to make a Bloody Mary cocktail? | Tomato Juice | |
Which patron saint's day falls on 23rd April? | St George | |
Which of these is a device often used in a seance? | Ouija board | |
Which of these is an international motoring insurance? | Green Card |