Chase 1 Flashcards

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Audiology is the study of which of the senses?

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Hearing

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In snooker how many points is the yellow ball worth?

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Two

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Which Friar was one of Robin Hood’s merry men

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Tuck

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Robert Catesby lead which conspiracy in November 1605

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Gun powder plot

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5
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Name of Madonna’s eldest daughter

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Lourdes

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Aquarelle is the French name for what type of painting?

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Water colour

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North London derby is between Arsenal and who?

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Tottenham Hotspur

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By what pen name was Mary Anne Evans known?

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George Eliot

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Paul McCartney formed what band with his wife Linda?

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Wings

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Which America chat show host plays Sofia in The Colour Purple

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Oprah Winfrey

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Albert Sabin and Jonas Salk developed vaccines for what disease

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Polio

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Which prime minister made the “Wind of change” speech in 1960

  • to the parliament of South Africa, on the 3rd February in Cape Town
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Harold McMillan

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Tony Blair graduated from which university?

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Oxford (St John’s college)

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What school did Tony Blair go to?

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Fettes, Scotland

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Who played in the Million Dollar Quartet with Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins?

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Johnny Cash

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Which League of Gentleman character often said “Hello, Dave.” And “You’re my wife now?”

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Papa Lazarou

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17
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The San Siro football stadium is in which Italian city?

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Milan

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18
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Who was the first monarch to take up regular residence in Buckingham Palace?

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Victoria

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19
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Astigmatism affects which part of the body?

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Eye

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Thursday is named after which Norse God?

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Thor

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21
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What nationality are models Agnes Deyn and Karen Elson

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English

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22
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Harold Pinter won which novel prize in 2005

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Literature

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23
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D in Roman numerals stands for

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100

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Mother of Elizabeth the first

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Anne Boleyn

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a flying fox is a
Bat
26
Last episode of Friends was broadcasted
2004
27
Chewing gum is traditionally made of which natural product?
Chicle
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What is the only prime number between 90 and 100
97
29
Who replaced Paula Abdul as a judge of the TV show 'American Idol'?
Ellen DeGeneres
30
Who was the first Astronomer Royal?
John Flamsteed
31
The entirety of which English city is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Bath
32
More common name for garden flower antirrhinum
Snapdragon
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UNESCO stands for
United Nations, Educational, Scientific and cultural organisation
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In which country is the Suez Canal?
Egypt
35
What does RDA stand for in nutrition
Recommended daily allowance
36
What sport is Jonah Lomu associated with
Rugby
37
How many cents in a Euro
100
38
Which Scottish actor married Anne Marie Duff in 2006
James McAvoy
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Who wrote the film musicals Born to Dance and High society
Cole Porter
40
Shakira Baksh married which actor in 1973
Michael Caine
41
Which comic played Jerzei Balowski the Russian landlord of the young ones?
Alexei Sayle
42
Princess Anne married Captain Mark Phillips in which church
Westminster Abbey
43
In which US state is Mount Elbert the highest peak of the Rocky Mountains
Colorado
44
How many points does zoo score in scrabble
12
45
Which German Field Marshall of World War 2 was called the Desert Fox ?
Rommel
46
Hurling is the national game of which country?
Ireland
47
Which actress made her West End debut in a 2009 production of Moliere's play 'The Misanthrope'
Keira Knightley
48
Which sauce is used in Eggs Benedict?
Hollandaise
49
Who hit a test record 28 runs in an over off South African bowler Robin Peterson
Brian Lara
50
In 2004, who became chief cashier of the Bank of England and has his signature on current banknotes?
Andrew Bailey
51
Which Olympic gymnastic event is only competed in by men?
Pommel Horse
52
Chief cashier of Bank of England in 2014?
Victoria Cleland
53
What is the name of Frank Sinatra's singer daughter
Nancy
54
What is the second largest continent
Africa
55
Scratchy in Simpsons is a
Cat
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Who got married in the title of a film starring Kathleene Turner
Peggy Sue
57
German wine and joint of ham
Hock
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Which Australian cricket captain is nicknamed Putner
Ricky ponting
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Harry Potter name for people without magical powers
Muggle
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Wonder of ancient word located at Olympia
Statue of Zeus
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Who was revealed to be the father of Paula Yates after his death in 1997
Hughie Green
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First man in space
Yuri Gagarin - 1961 - Russian Soviet Pilot
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Japheth, Shem and Ham were the sons of which Biblical hero
Noah
64
The times magazine is published how often
Weekly
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Nickname of American gangster Charles Floyd
Pretty boy
66
Which animal is known as an elver when it's young
Eel
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The balalaika, a musical instrument of the lute family, originated in which country?
Russia
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The Battle of Austerlitz war fought in 1805 by Russia and Austria against which country?
France - Battle of free emperors
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Ikebana is the Japanese art of what?
Flower-arranging
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NATO stands for
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation - formed in 1949