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Ode to a Nightingale
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"From which poem by Keats did F Scott Fitzgerald get the title of his 1934 book ""Tender is the Night""?"
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Alberta
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Dinosaur National Park is a World Heritage Site in the Canadian Badlands, in which Province is it?
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Air Commodore
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What is the comparative rank in the RAF of a Brigadier in the army?
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The Pilgrimage of Grace
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What name was given to the religious and social rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536?
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Henry Wood
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Who founded The Promenade Concerts in 1895?
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Roentgenium
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Rg is the chemical symbol for which element, named after a Nobel Prize winner for Physics?
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Pain
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Algophobia is the fear of what?
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Polaris
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What is the brightest star in Ursa Minor?
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Subaru
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"Which car manufacturer's logo has one big star and five small stars on its badge, its name translating as ""Pleiades""?"
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Australia
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Macadamia trees are indigenous to which country?
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The Eurovision Song Contest
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Which annual event was first held at the Teatro Kursaal in Lugano in 1956?
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Banana
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What fruit has the Latin name Musa sapientum?
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Blott on the Landscape
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Which 1985 TV series starred David Suchet in the title role about the proposed construction of a motorway through Cleeve Gorge it also starred George Cole, Julie McKenzie and Simon Cadell?
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Northumberland
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"In which county are the towns of ""Rothbury"", ""Seahouses"" and ""Wooler""?"
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Shutter Island
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The Ashcliffe hospital for the criminally insane is the setting for which 2010 Martin Scorsese film?
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Valkyrie
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What was the codename for the planned uprising to follow the failed) assassination of Hitler in July 1944?
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Roald Dahl
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"Actress Patricia Neal, who won a best actress Oscar for her role in ""Hud"" in 1963, was married to which famous writer?"
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1923
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Name the year - Adolf Hitler's beer hall putsch fails; President Warren Harding dies in office and Bolton beat West Ham in the first Wembley FA cup final?
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Chile
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Rapa Nui National Park is a world heritage site belonging to which country?
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Ben Sherman
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Arthur Sugarman founded which clothing company in 1963 initially becoming fashionable for the mods?
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Alligator Pear
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We call the fruit an Avocado, what do the American's call it?
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Stratosphere
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"In which layer of the atmosphere would you find ""The Ozone Layer?"
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Canterbury
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"In which Cathedral is the tomb of the ""Black Prince""?"
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Lizard
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"""Galliwasp"" and ""Horned toad"" are types of which creature?"
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British Chambers of Commerce
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Of which organisation was John Longworth Director General when he was suspended for suggesting Britain would be better off outside the EU (he later resigned in March 2016)?
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The Tale of Tsar Saltan
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"""The flight of the Bumblebee"" comes from which Opera?"
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Columbia
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Which film company's logo is a lady with a torch?
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The Medina
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Newport on the Isle of Wight stands on which river?
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South Sudan
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Which country is the most recent to join the United Nations - in July 2011?
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Ryde
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The hovercraft service across the Solent is between Southsea and which Isle of Wight town?
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Coldplay
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Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion are three members of which band formed in 1996?
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Four
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How many faces does a tetrahedron have?
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20
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How many rugby union teams took part in the 2015 Rugby World Cup?
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Dipsy
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Which of the Teletubbies is missing - Tinky-Winky, Laa-Laa, Po and ?
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Brave New World
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Which novel is set in the seventh century AF (After Ford) - 632 years after the birth of the inventor of the model T?
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1587
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In which year was Mary, Queen of Scots executed and Sir Francis Drake 'Singed the King of Spain's Beard'?
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Midnight
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What is the first word of the song Memory from the musical Cats?
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Malcolm Turnbull
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Who took over as Prime Minister of Australia in September last year?
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Beehive
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What word can be a hairstyle, a wing of the New Zealand parliament buildings, and a nickname of the state of Utah?
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The Revenant
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In which recent film does Leonardo DiCaprio play Hugh Glass and Tom Hardy play John Fitzgerald?
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Rudyard Kipling
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"Who wrote the fantasy book ""Puck of Pook's"" Hill published in 1906?"
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Ben Stokes
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Which England cricketer scored 258 against South Africa in the second test in January?
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Bloody Sunday
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What is the two-word title of the 2002 Paul Greengrass directed film set in Derry in 1972
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Deuteronomy
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Which book of the Old Testament consists of speeches by Moses to the Israelites shortly before they enter the Promised Land?
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Epsilon
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Which letter comes between delta and zeta in the Greek alphabet?
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Dennis Gabor
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Who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971 for the invention of holography?
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Bradford
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In which city was the Independent Labour Party founded in 1893?
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World War Two
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"The 1998 Terrence Malick directed film ""The Thin Red Line"" is set during which war?"
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Sigma
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Which letter comes between rho and tau in the Greek alphabet?
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Just So Stories
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"What is the collective name for the stories by Kipling that includes ""How the Camel Got His Hump"" and ""How the Leopard Got His Spots""?"
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Blue
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Cobalt is a shade of what colour?
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Lehman Brothers
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Which bank, the fourth largest investment bank in the USA, filed for bankruptcy on September 15th 2008?
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Preston North End
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Bill Shankly played for Carlisle United from 1932 to 1933. Which club did he play for from 1933 to 1949?
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Magnum (PI)
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Robin's Nest, owned by Robin Masters, is a beach front estate in which US crime drama of the 1980s?
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Lord Howard of Effingham
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Who commanded the English fleet against the Spanish Armada?
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Morocco
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The Hassan II Mosque, opened in 1993, with the world's tallest minaret, is in which country?
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Brian Blessed
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Who played Old Deuteronomy and Bustopher Jones in the original London production of Cats in 1981?
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Bette Midler
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Which singer and actress is known as The Divine Miss M?
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Keystone
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What word can be part of an arch, part of the description of a team of incompetent policeman and a nickname of the state of Pennsylvania?
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William IV
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Which Hanoverian King was married to Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen?
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Robin Hood Airport
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What is the name of the international airport with IATA code DSA built on the site of the former RAF Finningley?
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Respect
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Which party did George Galloway represent as MP for Bradford West from 2012 to 2015?
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Joseph Paxton
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A bust of which architect and gardener by William Woodington is in Crystal Palace Park in London?
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Pakistan
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Two countries joined the United Nations in September 1947 - Yemen and which other, one month after its creation?
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U2
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Adam Clayton, The Edge and Larry Mullen Jr are three members of which band formed in 1976?
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50
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Denver Broncos won the Super Bowl in February. This was the first time that the tradition of naming each game using Roman numerals was not used. So this game was Super Bowl what number?
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The Tweenies
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The children Bella, Fizz, Jake and Milo are characters in which children's TV series?
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Delia Smith
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Who wrote How to Cheat at Cooking published in 1971?
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Robert Wagner
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Who was twice married to actress Natalie Wood?
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Angola
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Which African country has the Kwanza as its currency?
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Islay
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The Laphroaig & Bowmore whisky distilleries are found on which Scottish island?
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Huddersfield Town
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At which Yorkshire football club was Bill Shankly manager between 1956 and 1959, before he left to begin his legendary tenure at Liverpool?
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Charon
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In Greek Mythology who was the ferryman who carried the dead to the underworld across the River Styx?
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(Maureen) Connolly
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In tennis, who was the first woman to win all 4 Grand Slam tournaments in the same year?
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Rose
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The Raspberry, Blueberry and Dewberry all belong to which family of plants?
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Portugal
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Coimbra is the oldest university in which European country?
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Carlisle
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Luguvalium was the Roman name for which North Western English city?
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(Peter) Falk
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Which actor portrayed the fictional detective Columbo on screen?
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John Wilkes Boothe
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On this day in 1865, which murderous actor was shot dead by Boston Corbett, a Union soldier in Port Royal, Virginia U.S.A.?
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Benetton
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For which formula one team was Michael Schumacher driving when he first won the drivers’ championship?
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Indian Ocean
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In which ocean are the Seychelles located?
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Coypu
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Nutria is the name given to the fur of which semi aquatic rodent?
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1957
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In which year was the world’s first artificial satellite Sputnik 1 launched?
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Euphemism
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What word is given to the figure of speech in which an unpleasant or offensive term is described by another milder term?
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(Sonny-Bill) Williams
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Which New Zealand Rugby player also has a professional boxing record of 7 wins 0 losses and 3 knockouts as a heavyweight professional boxer?
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The Likes of Us
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Which was the first musical to be penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice?
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Brazil
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Dilma Rousseff has been under a political cloud recently after allegations of finance tampering have led to a clamour for her impeachment, at the time of writing (20/4) of which country is she president?
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Ichthyology
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What is the scientific name for the study of fish?
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Sandstorm
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Meteorologically speaking, what is a haboob?
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Sauvignon Blanc
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The French white wine Sancerre is made from which grape?
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The Virgin Mary
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In the Bible which prominent figure is the chid of Saint Anne and Saint Joachim?
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King John
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Which King of England was nicknamed Softsword and Lackland?
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The Wolf of Wall Street
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How is Jordan Belfort described in the tittle of a 2013 film biopic of his turbulent life?
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Italy
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The Tarantella is a form of folk music and a ballroom dance originating from which country?
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Singapore
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The straits of Johor separate which island from the Malay Peninsula?
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Indonesia
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The Riau Islands are a province of which country?
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Fantasia
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Which Disney film features the Greek god Bacchus and his little pet donkey Jacchus?
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Eos
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In Greek myth who was goddess of the dawn?
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India
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Tiranga is the name given to which country’s national flag?
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(Leo) Delibes
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Who composed the opera Lakmé?
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