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| 45851 | In Britain, How Many Days After Halloween Is Bonfire Night | 5 Day's | |
| 45852 | In Geography, 'Crest' And 'Breaker' Are Both Terms Used To Describe What | Waves (The Sea) | |
| 45853 | Which Country Does Golfing Legend Seve Ballesteros Come From | Spain | |
| 45854 | General Galitieri Resigned As President Of Which Country In 1982 In The Wake Of The Falklands Conflict | Argentina | |
| 45855 | A Licence For What Form Of Entertainment Cost 10 Shillings When It Was Introduced In 1927 | Radio | |
| 45856 | Which Director's Films Include Beetle Juice, Batman And Sleepy Hollow | Tim Burton | |
| 45857 | In The Television Series, Reginald Perrin's Boss Was Known By Which Two Letters | C.J. | |
| 45858 | In Pop Music, Which Former Member Of Take That Had A Monster Hit With The Song 'Angels' | Robbie Williams | |
| 45859 | On Which English County Is The Beach Called ' Sands ' | North Yorkshire | |
| 45860 | What Was The Name Of The Boy Who Climbed The Giant Beanstalk In The Folk Tale | Jack | |
| 45861 | Which Company Opened Britain's First Large-Scale Car Factory In Coventry In 1896 | Daimler | |
| 45862 | Which American Computer Company Developed The First Word Processor In 1965 | IBM | |
| 45863 | Where Would A Scotsman Wear His Tam-O'-Shanter | On His Head | |
| 45864 | In The Human Body, Gingiva Is Tissue From Which Part Of The Mouth | Gums | |
| 45865 | Who Played The Policeman Trying To Stop Wesley Snipe's In The 1993 Film 'Demolitiom Man' | Sylvester Stallone | |
| 45866 | The Delphinium Flower Gets Its Name From Its Supposed Resemblance To Which Sea Creature | Dolphin | |
| 45867 | In Which County Is The Village Of Aldermaston | (West) Berkshire | |
| 45868 | Which Of London's Airports Lies Just Off Junction 8 Of The M11 Motorway | Stansted | |
| 45869 | The Flesh Of Which Animal Does A 'Hippophagist' Eat | Horse | |
| 45870 | Which American Jazz Singer Was Named 'The First Lady Of Song' | Ella Fitzgerald | |
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| 45871 | In Astrology, In Which Two Months Could You Of Been Born If Your Star Sign Is Aquarius | January and February | |
| 45872 | In Which Decade Of The Nineteenth Century Was Euston, London's First Mainline Station, Opened | 1830's (1837) | |
| 45873 | Which Television Cartoon Series Features The Characters Ned Flanders And Mr Burns | The Simpson's | |
| 45874 | In The Animal Kingdom,By What One-Word Name Is The American Prairie Wolf Also Known | Coyote | |
| 45875 | In Literature, What Was The First Name Of The Poet C Day Lewis | Cecil | |
| 45876 | In The Army, How Many Stripes Or Chevrons Are There On A Sergeant's Badge Of Rank | Three | |
| 45877 | In Which Game Would You Play With A 'Double-Six' And A Double-Blank | Dominoes | |
| 45878 | Which Of These Is A Tool : A Hassock, A Mattock Or A Hummock | Mattock | |
| 45879 | In Food, Which Meat Is Traditionally Used For The Italian Dish 'Assobuco' | Veal | |
| 45880 | From Which English County Does Purbeck Marble Come | Dorset | |
| 45881 | Which British Television Comedy Quiz Show Featured The 'Dove From Above' | Shooting Stars | |
| 45882 | In Geography, Abuja Is The Capital Of Which African Nation | Nigeria | |
| 45883 | In English Literature, Who's Sonnets Are Written To A Mysterious 'Dark Lady' | William Shakespeare's | |
| 45884 | In Which Sport Are The Terms 'Divat' And 'Apron' Used | Golf | |
| 45885 | What Are The First Two Letters In The Belfast Postcode | BT | |
| 45886 | In Scotland, Who Was The First Person To Become 'Lady Of The Thistle' | The Queen Mother | |
| 45887 | In The Animal Kingdom, The Hippopotamus Is Indigenous To Which Continent | Africa | |
| 45888 | In Maths, What 'A' Is The Highest Point Of A Solid Relative To Its Base | Apex | |
| 45889 | Of Which Country Was 'Ehud Barak' Elected Prime Minister In May 1999 | Israel | |
| 45890 | In Science, How Many Degrees Kelvin Is Absolute Zero | Zero | |
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| 45891 | What Relation Was Miss Ellie To Jr In The American Television Soap Dallas | Mother | |
| 45892 | In Human Biology Are 'Venules' The Smallest Or Largest Veins | Smallest Veins | |
| 45893 | Which Pop Singer Had A Hit In 1961 With Hit The Road Jack" | Ray Charles | |
| 45894 | In Food, Nan And Soda Are What | Bread | |
| 45895 | The Mountain Range Called The Southern Alps Is In Which Country | New Zealand | |
| 45896 | Which Actor Battles Aliens In The Films Independence Day And Men In Black | Will Smith | |
| 45897 | The Pilgrims In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales Were Travelling To Canterbury From Where | London | |
| 45898 | In Pop Music Claire, Faye, Lee, H And Lisa Were The Members Of Which Chart-Topping Band | Steps | |
| 45899 | Who Is President Of The National Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Children | Princess Margaret | |
| 45900 | What Is The National Airline Of Germany | Lufthansa | |
| 45901 | How Many Years Of Marriage Are Celebrated On A Diamond Wedding Anniversary | Sixty | |
| 45902 | In America, The Gettysburg Address Was Made During Which War | American Civil War | |
| 45903 | With Which Sport Will You Associate Brendan Foster | Athletics | |
| 45904 | The Royal Northern College Of Music Is Located In Which City | Manchester | |
| 45905 | In Which Decade Was The Duke Of Edinburghs Award Scheme Launched | 1950s (1956) | |
| 45906 | In Fashion What Are 'Moccasins' | Shoes / Slippers | |
| 45907 | Is The Scientific Symbol Of A Male A Circle With An Arrow Or A Circle With A Cross | An Arrow | |
| 45908 | In Human Biology, The Scapula And Patella Are Both Types Of What | Bone | |
| 45909 | Which Famous Actor Starred And Directed The 1976 Western 'The Outlaw Josey Wales' | Clint Eastwood | |
| 45910 | Which World War Ii British Twin Engined Aircraft Mostly Built Of Wood Shared Its Name With An Insect | Mosquito | |
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| 45911 | In Which Decade Of The 20th Century Was The First American Football Superbowl Held | 1960s | |
| 45912 | Which Australian Television Entertainer Had A Hit In 1960 With 'Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport' | Rolf Harris | |
| 45913 | Which English Playwright Is Famous For His 'Talking Heads' Series | Alan Bennett | |
| 45914 | Who Succeeded Fulgencio Batista As The Leader Of Cuba In 1959 | Fidel Castro | |
| 45915 | In Which Century Did Alfred Lord Tennyson Become The English Poet Laureate | 19th | |
| 45916 | Jay Kaye From The Band Jamiroquai Was Once The Partner Of Which Essex Born Television Presenter | Denise Van Outen | |
| 45917 | The Song 'It Aint Necessarily So' Comes From Which Opera By George Gershwin | Porgy And Bess | |
| 45918 | The Burmese Is A Variety Of Which Household Animal | Cat | |
| 45919 | How Many Months Of The Year Have 31 Days | Seven | |
| 45920 | What Is The 12th Month Of The Year | December | |
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