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Sport: Easy one to start with: The jockey Walter Swinburn won his first
derby in 1981 - on a horse that disappeared not long after. What was the horses
name?
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Movies: What was the name of Clint Eastwood’s animal sidekick, in the film
“Any Which Way But Lose”
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Music: Lionel Richie, was part of which Motown group before he went solo?
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Politics: Who was the first US President to be shot - and actually survive it?
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Kids TV: Rhoobarb and Custard, was a cartoon about a green dog and a pink cat,
what I want to know is, which one was “Custard”?
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General: How many squares are there on a “Rubik’s Cube”?
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Sport: Who was the famous goalkeeper, beaten by Maradonna’s “Hand of God”
World Cup goal?
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General: Which part of London is famous for its Diamond Trade?
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True Or False? Pop singer Britney Spears, has announced she is pregnant?
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Movies: Alphabetically speaking, which is the first of Snow Whites Seven
Dwarves?
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Which airport is situated just off Junction 8 of the M11?
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History: Which explorer discovered the islands of Hawaii?
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Literature: In the books about Paddington Bear, what type of sandwiches did
he say were his favourite?
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General: Which school did Danny, Toots, Erbert, Plug, Wilfred, Smiffy, Spotty
and Sydney attend ?
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Sport: Who fought Muhammed Ali in the infamous “Rumble in the Jungle”.
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Movies: In which Harrison Ford movie, would you here this quote: “Snakes! Why
does it always have to be snakes?”
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Who is this fella, in the news at the moment?
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Name Europe's longest-reigning monarch who passed away 6 April
05 aged 81.
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This is Lady Cassandra, last human in the year Five Billion -
in which TV series?
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MP Charles Kennedy and wife Sarah - what's the new borns first
or middle name?
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Tie Breaker
31st July cigarette ads were banned outright, on British
TV... In which year?
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Sport: Easy one to start with: The jockey Walter Swinburn won his first derby
in 1981 - on a horse that disappeared not long after. What was the horses name?
A: Shergar.
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Movies: What was the name of Clint Eastwood’s animal sidekick, in the film
“Any Which Way But Lose” A: Clyde.
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Music: Lionel Richie, was part of which Motown group before he went solo? A:
The Commodores.
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Politics: Who was the first US President to be shot - and actually survive it?
A: Ronald Reagan.
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Kids TV: Rhoobarb and Custard, was a cartoon about a green dog and a pink cat,
what I want to know is, which one was “Custard”? A: The Pink Cat.
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General: How many squares are there on a “Rubik’s Cube”? A: 54 - its a 3x3
matrix on 6 faces.
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Sport: Who was the famous goalkeeper, beaten by Maradonna’s “Hand of God”
World Cup goal? A: Peter Shilton.
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General: Which part of London is famous for its Diamond Trade? A: Hatton
Gardens.
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True Or False? Pop singer Britney Spears, has announced she is pregnant?
(confirmed on her website 15 April 05). A: True.
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Movies: Alphabetically speaking, which is the first of Snow Whites Seven
Dwarves? A: Bashful.
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Which airport is situated just off Junction 8 of the M11? A: Stansted
Airport.
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History: Which explorer discovered the islands of Hawaii? A: Captain Cook.
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Literature: In the books about Paddington Bear, what type of sandwiches did
he say were his favourite? A: Marmalade Sandwiches.
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General: Which school did Danny, Toots, Erbert, Plug, Wilfred, Smiffy, Spotty
and Sydney attend ? A: Bash Street.
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Sport: Who fought Muhammed Ali in the infamous “Rumble in the Jungle” A:
George Foreman.
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Movies: In which Harrison Ford movie, would you here this quote: “Snakes! Why
does it always have to be snakes?” A: The Raiders Of The Lost Ark - in which he
plays Indiana Jones.
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Q: Who is this fella, in the news at the moment?
A: That's UK Conservative leader
Michael Howard.
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Q: Name Europe's longest-reigning monarch, who passed away on 6 April at the age
of 81.
A: Prince Rainier III.
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Q: This is Lady Cassandra, last human in the year Five Billion - in which TV series?
A: The new Dr Who series in 2005 on BBC1.
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Q: MP Charles Kennedy and wife Sarah - what's the new born's first or middle name?
A Donald James.
Tiebreak
Q: 31st July cigarette ads were banned outright, on British
TV... In which year?
A: It was 1965.
