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| 24641 | ORD are the identification letters of what airport | O'Hare Chicago | |
| 24642 | In Hindu mythology, who is kali | Mother goddess | |
| 24643 | She is famous for her airbrushed woman-animal art | Olivia | |
| 24644 | After who was the month of July named | Julius Caesar | |
| 24645 | In the theatre what is behind Barn Doors | Electricity Sockets | |
| 24646 | Clemantine Campbell became famous under what name | Cleo Lane | |
| 24647 | What is the smallest member of the weasel family | Skunk | |
| 24648 | Who invented condensed milk | Gail borden | |
| 24649 | Old superstitions - it is bad luck to do what in the morning | Sing | |
| 24650 | Given 5 Years Either Way, In What Year Did Sir Francis Drake Begin His Voyage Around The World | 1577 | |
| 24651 | In what field were Louis Daguerre and William Henry Fox-Talbot pioneers | Photography | |
| 24652 | What do Yoni worshipers worship | Female Genitals | |
| 24653 | Which instrument developed from African and Latin-American origins features in a modern orchestra as a bass xylophone | Marimba | |
| 24654 | Where are swedish buns found | Denmark | |
| 24655 | Which red-head won Star Search and then went on a shopping mall singing tour that took America by storm in 1987 and 1988? | Tiffany | |
| 24656 | Where would one eat a taco? | Mexico | |
| 24657 | Name the British General in charge of the 1916 offensive WW1 | Sir Douglas Haig | |
| 24658 | What do you call the three wires on a transistor | Emitter, Base, Collector | |
| 24659 | MDMA is another name for which illegal drug | Ectasy | |
| 24660 | Rosalind Julia Portia Viola Cymbeline what links not obvious | Heroines dress as men | |
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| 24661 | A blunt thick needle for sewing with thick thread or tape | Bodkin | |
| 24662 | What was added to Band Aids in 1940 | Red opening string | |
| 24663 | Capital cities name translates as City of Islam | Islamabad | |
| 24664 | What is the fear of speed known as | Tachophobia | |
| 24665 | What nationality are the most immigrants to the USA | Mexican | |
| 24666 | Name Lancashire town first test tube baby born | Oldham | |
| 24667 | Who wrote the Booker Prize-winning novel The Old Devils | Kingsley amis | |
| 24668 | Who wrote the words of the hymn 'Amazing Grace' | John newton | |
| 24669 | What is the fear of rabies or of becoming mad known as | Lyssophobia | |
| 24670 | In the US 20,000 what are made for children each year | TV ads 7000 cereals | |
| 24671 | The most expensive car produced by the Chrysler Corporation. | Dodge viper | |
| 24672 | In Kingsville Texas its illegal for who/what to shag on airport land | Pigs | |
| 24673 | What beating victim's 23-lawyer defense team handed the city of los angelesfor million | Rodney king | |
| 24674 | In the 15th century, what was the war between the houses of lancaster and york | War of the roses | |
| 24675 | What continent is home to jaguars | South america | |
| 24676 | What is the largest gold refinery | Rand refinery | |
| 24677 | Treat religious name or subject irreverently | Blaspheme | |
| 24678 | What was the d-day invasion password | Mickey mouse | |
| 24679 | In Albany NY in winter children were arrested for what illegal act | Sledging and sledges were broken | |
| 24680 | Fluctat nec Mergitor - Wave tossed but not sunk - Cities Motto | Paris | |
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| 24681 | In which country do the Khmer people live | Cambodia kampuchea | |
| 24682 | The Soldiers Song is the National Anthem of what Country | Republic of Ireland | |
| 24683 | In musical notation there are five lines in a what | Stave | |
| 24684 | What is a system of government in which states are united for certain purposes, but for others are independent | Federalism | |
| 24685 | Where was the bloodiest one day battle fought in the u.s civil war | Antietam | |
| 24686 | What portable device did James Spengler invent in 1907, using a soap box, pillow case, a fan & tape | The vacuum cleaner vacuum cleaner a vacuum cleaner | |
| 24687 | Who was Led Zeppelins original lead singer | Robert Plant | |
| 24688 | Dom Perignon invented champagne - what else | Corks in bottles | |
| 24689 | An ornamented canopy over an altar, tomb or throne. | Baldachin | |
| 24690 | Name 1st Disney cartoon film based on the life of a real person | Pocahontas | |
| 24691 | In which country do the Sinhala people live | Sri lanka | |
| 24692 | What do the seven stripes on the American flag represent | The seven original states | |
| 24693 | What pigment allows humans to see better at night | Rhodopsin | |
| 24694 | Who Is Sean Coombes Better Known As? | Puff Daddy / P Diddy | |
| 24695 | Name the heaviest breed of domestic dog | St bernard | |
| 24696 | Nick Nolte played the Poor Man who played the Rich Man | Peter Strauss | |
| 24697 | What country celebrates its National Day on 6th June? | Sweden | |
| 24698 | Nicknamed The Tiger who lead France at the end of WW1 | George Clemenceau | |
| 24699 | Which architect was responsible for many of Barcelona's famous buildings | Antonio gaudi | |
| 24700 | In the language of flowers what does oak leaves mean | Bravery | |
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| 24701 | What is the unit of currency of Venezuela | The bolivar | |
| 24702 | Cows clean their noses with their ______ | Tongue | |
| 24703 | Which group sang the song "Go Let It Out"? | Oasis | |
| 24704 | Who wrote 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' | Dale carnegie | |
| 24705 | What Well Known Organisation Was Founded In 1844 By "William Booth" | The Salvation Army | |
| 24706 | What nationality was the first man to die in a plane crash | French – Orville Wrights passenger | |
| 24707 | What country spends the most per capita in casinos | Australia | |
| 24708 | What is the fear of many things known as | Polyphobia | |
| 24709 | Who was the dragon in the film 'dragonheart' | Draco | |
| 24710 | What hats were worn by British troops during the Napoleonic wars of the early 1800s? | Shakos | |
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