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| 631 | In 1998, who did Bill Clinton agree to pay $850,000 to drop her sexual harrassment lawsuit? | Paula Jones | |
| 632 | Which wedding anniversary would you celebrate after 20 years? Crystal, China or Pearl? | China | |
| 633 | For how many years is a French President elected? | 7 | |
| 634 | Which N. M. married Graca Machel on his 80th birthday? | Nelson Mandela | |
| 635 | What is the most popular surname in the world? | Chang | |
| 636 | After how many years of marriage would you celebrate a tin wedding anniversary? | 10 | |
| 637 | What nation developed a secret coding device called the `Enigma` ? | Germany | |
| 638 | On a typewriter, which word beginning with `l` and ending in `p` is the longest word that can be typed only using the right side of a typewriter? | Lollipop | |
| 639 | As well as the `Stars and Stripes` what other name is given to the flag of the USA? | Old Glory | |
| 640 | In October 2002, Fiona Banner, Liam Gillick, Keith Tyson and Catherine Yass were announced as the nominees for which prize? | The Turner Prize | |
| 641 | What is musophobia the fear of? | Mice | |
| 642 | What is the name given to someone who makes arrows? | Fletcher | |
| 643 | What English word comes from two French words meaning sour wine? | Vinegar | |
| 644 | Described in the Book of Job, how many heads does a Leviathan have? | 2 | |
| 645 | What was Morpheus the Greek god of? Sleep, Dreams or Time? | Dreams | |
| 646 | From the Christmas Carol `Good King Wenceslas`, where was Good King Wenceslas the King of? | Bohemia | |
| 647 | On the London Underground, which line would you use to get to Heathrow Airport? | The Picadilly Line | |
| 648 | What is an `Anthropomorphic Mannequin` better known as? | Crash test dummy | |
| 649 | Who made his first appearance in Issue 27 of `Detective Comics`? | Batman | |
| 650 | How many stars appear on the flag of New Zealand? | 4 | |
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| 651 | Which celebrity couple who divorced in October 2000, have children called Rumer, Scout and Tellelah Belle? | Demi Moore and Bruce Willis | |
| 652 | Waitangi Day on February 6th is the national day in which country? | New Zealand. | |
| 653 | How is the year 1999 written in Roman Numerals? | MCMXCIX | |
| 654 | What three words were used to give Durex condoms their name? | Durability, Reliability and Excellence | |
| 655 | Sapphire is the birthstone for which month? | September | |
| 656 | What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished in 1988? | Dog Licence | |
| 657 | In the NATO phonetic alphabet, what word is used for `M`? | Mike | |
| 658 | Ruby is the birthstone for which month? | July | |
| 659 | American Airlines Flight 587 was headed to what country when it crashed in New York shortly after take off on November 12, 2001? | Dominican Republic | |
| 660 | On a Monopoly board which two properties lie either side of `Free Parking`? | Vine Street and Strand | |
| 661 | What does the letter `N` stand for in QANTAS, the Australian international airline? Northern, National or New? | Northern | |
| 662 | What is the national dance of Spain? | Bolero | |
| 663 | Which actor couldn`t use his real name of Michael Douglas in films as there was already an actor with that name? | Michael Keaton | |
| 664 | According to the nursery rhyme, if little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice, what are little boys made of? | Frogs and snails and puppy dogs` tails. | |
| 665 | What is the common name for Hansen`s Disease? | Leprosy | |
| 666 | What was the name of IBMs computer which famously beat Gary Kasparov at chess in 1997? | Deep Blue | |
| 667 | Which model gave birth to her daughter Lola in September 2002? | Kate Moss | |
| 668 | What is considered as the easiest continent to defend in the game of `Risk`? | Australia | |
| 669 | In the 2001 budget, the minimum wage was increased from £3.70 per hour to what? | £4.10 | |
| 670 | Which year is represented by the seven Roman numerals listed in descending order? | 1666 | |
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| 671 | According to the Bible, who was the father of the Jewish race? | Abraham | |
| 672 | Who is Britain`s largest employer? | National Health Service | |
| 673 | Which country puts `Helvetia` on its postage stamps? | Switzerland | |
| 674 | Which English department store has the slogan `never knowingly undersold`? | John Lewis | |
| 675 | Which of the following astrological signs is not classed as a `water` sign? Scorpio, Cancer or Sagittarius? | Sagittarius | |
| 676 | In Monopoly, what is the cost of Piccadilly? | 280 pounds | |
| 677 | In a standard pack of playing cards what do the queens hold in their hands? | Flowers | |
| 678 | An emerald anniversary is celebrated after how many years of marriage? | 55 | |
| 679 | What is the currency of Pakistan? | Rupee | |
| 680 | If you were born in March, you must be one of which two star signs? | Pisces and Aries | |
| 681 | What is Chromophobia the fear of? | Colours | |
| 682 | In which city is the headquarters of the United Nations? | New York | |
| 683 | How many standard glasses can be poured from a magnum of champagne? | 10 | |
| 684 | Which of the following astrological signs is not classed as an `air` sign? Gemini, Aquarius or Cancer? | Cancer | |
| 685 | In the board game Monopoly, what are the three green properties which follow `Go To Jail`? | Regent Street, Oxford Street and Bond Street | |
| 686 | How did the inventors of the dice game Yahtzee come up with it`s name? | They invented it on a yacht | |
| 687 | What is ombrophobia the fear of? | Rain | |
| 688 | The name of which game means `I Play` in Latin? | Ludo | |
| 689 | What is the most common colour that appears in the flags of the world? | Red | |
| 690 | According to the nursery rhyme, what was the only song that Tom, the Piper`s son could play? | `Over the hills and far away` | |
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| 691 | What does the letter `Q` stand for in QANTAS, the Australian international airline? | Queensland | |
| 692 | What does a chandler make? | Candles | |
| 693 | Which internet company`s has a name which originates from a race mentioned in Jonathon Swift`s `Gulliver`s travels`? | Yahoo | |
| 694 | What is the main ingredient in a Molotov Cocktail? | Petrol | |
| 695 | Approximately how many babies are born in the world every minute? 3, 20 or 300? | 20 | |
| 696 | What name is given to the character portrayed in cartoons as a bald head peering over a wall with a caption beginning with the words `wot no`? | Chad | |
| 697 | Sabena is the national airline of which country? | Belgium | |
| 698 | Who is Liverpool Airport named after? | John Lennon | |
| 699 | What is Macropocide? The death of insects, the killing of kangaroos, or the eating of bats? | The killing of kangaroos | |
| 700 | Which three of Santa`s reindeer begin with the letter `D`? | Dasher, Donner and Dancer | |
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