# Questions

Category: Science & Nature
Answer: 14,000,000
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 Cats, not dogs, are now the most common pets in America. Approximately 66 million cats to 58 million dogs are family pets, with parakeets "flying" a distant third at __________


Category: General
Answer: Cottage loaf
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What is the name given to a loaf of bread which is made from two round lumps with the smaller on the top


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Finland
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Absolute zero (zero degrees kelvin) is only theoretical. The lowest laboratory temperature achieved is 280 picoKelvin. In which Scandinavian country was this produced?


Category: Geography
Answer: Missouri
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The Oregon Trail (1840_1860), the route used during the westward migrations of the United States, started in _____________ and ended in Oregon and was about 2,000 miles long.


Category: History & Holidays
Answer: Drink it, it's a hot spiced drink made from wine or spirit
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If you attended a Swedish Christmas Party and were given 'Glogg'' what would you do with it, eat it, drink it or put it on your head 


Category: General
Answer: Electromagnetic radiation
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Pepper's lonely hearts club band Energy waves produced by the oscillation or acceleration of an electric charge. Electromagnetic waves have both electric and magnetic components.


Category: General
Answer: Wiigan
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George Formby ” Singer Of The Classic “ When I'm Cleaning Windows ” But Can You Tell Me Where In The North West Of England Was He Born?


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Deaf
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 One in ten Dalmatians is born __________, and the breed lacks the ability to process urine completely, so they need a special diet low in flesh protein.


Category: General
Answer: Helsinki
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Which capital city was scheduled as second choice to hold the 1944 Summer Olympics, and had to wait for another twelve years


Category: General
Answer: Carl Gustav Jung
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He developed the theory of the 'collective unconscious' and was also interested in dream interpretation.


Category: Technology & Video Games
Answer: Banjo-Kazooie
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In what game do you collect Jiggies, Jinjos, and Feathers (amongst other things)?                                                    


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Snake
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The flying __________ of Java and Malaysia is able to flatten itself out like a ribbon and sail like a glider from tree to tree.


Category: Entertainment
Answer: Happy Birthday
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Besides "Auld Lang Syne" and "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow", what is the most frequently sung song in English?


Category: General
Answer: Trivia Pursuit
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What was the board game introduced in the eighties which featured six categories of questions and little pie shaped pieces you had to collect?


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Streak
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 Some more names for groups of animals___ a bale of turtles, a clowder of cats, a charm of goldfinches, a gam of whales, a knot of toads, a __________ of tigers.


Category: General
Answer: Guatemala
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Countries of the world:northern part of central American Isthmus, major cities include Quezaltenango & Escuintla


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: The Lapwing
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What Bird , Sometimes Called The Peewit, Has Dark Green Plumage With White Neck & Underside & A Distinctive Green Crest 


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Poodle
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 Dogs that do not tolerate small children well are the St. Bernard, the Old English sheep dog, the Alaskan malamute, the bull terrier, and the toy __________


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Ecdysis
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The process of a snake shedding its skin or a crustacean casting off its outer shell is called __________


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Tarantulas
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__________ that are seen wandering around in the wild do not make good pets. These are sexually mature males at the end of their life cycle _ they will die within a few weeks or months.


Category: Geography
Answer: Verona
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The Italian city of ___________, where Shakespeare's lovers Romeo and Juliet lived, receives about 1,000 letters addressed to Juliet every Valentine's Day.


Category: General
Answer: Old contemptibles
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What derogatory name is derived from a remark given by the Kaiser to members of the British Expeditionary Force under Sir John French, in 1914


Category: Sports & Leisure
Answer: The French Open
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Which Was The Only One Of The Four Tennis Grand Slam Tournaments That Pete Sampras Failed To Win In Men's Singles? 


Category: Music
Answer: Rick Martin
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The Ever Changing Latin Teen Group Menudo Saw One Of Their Old Boys Enjoy Worldwide Success In 1999 Who Is He


Category: Art & Literature
Answer: Romanesque
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A European style developed in France in the late eleventh century. Its sculpture is ornamental, stylized and complex. 


Category: Music
Answer: Rod Stewart
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Whose 1998 Album "When We Were The New Boys" Included Covers Of Oasis "Cigarettes & Alcohol" & Primal Screams "Rocks"


Category: Art & Literature
Answer: Classicism
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Referring to the principles of Greek and Roman art of antiquity with its emphasis on harmony, proportion, balance, and simplicity. In a general sense, it refers to art based on accepted standards of beauty.


Category: General
Answer: Honesty
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The plant Lunaria Annua is grown mainly for its seed cases and used in flower arranging by what name is it more commonly known


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Urine
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Catnip can affect lions and tigers as well as house cats. It excites them because it contains a chemical that resembles an excretion of the dominant female's __________


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Man
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 Though human noses have an impressive 5 million olfactory cells with which to smell, sheepdogs have 220 million, enabling them to smell 44 times better than __________


Category: General
Answer: Go Compare
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A Welsh opera singer is particularly associated with which online company in a series of British TV advertisements?


Category: General
Answer: Twistleton wykeham
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The polar explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes has a triple barrelled surname. Give either of the other parts of his surname.


Category: Science & Nature
Answer: Beluga
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 The __________ whale is often referred to as the "sea canary" because of the birdlike chirping sounds it makes.


Category: General
Answer: Irises
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What Van Gogh painting did the Getty Museum pick up after Alan Bond was unable to pay the 53.9 million he agreed to pay Sotheby's


Category: General
Answer: Prohibition
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During what period in american history did thousands of people die or go blind from drinking bad liquor


Category: History & Holidays
Answer: Paparazzi
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Which 'following' word did Frederico Fellini coin and use for the first time in his film La dolce vita ? 


Category: General
Answer: Lilies of the field
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Sidney Poitier became the first black actor to win a Best Actor Oscar when he got the award for which film


Category: General
Answer: To have and have not
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In which film starring Humphrey Bogart and set in Martinique, did he play a character called Harry Morgan


