Published: Wednesday 29th July 2015
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What surname was shared by a US President and a British Prime Minister?
Wilson.
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Who was the Roman God of war?
Mars.
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In which city would you find the headquarters of the United Nations?
New York.
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Who was the author of the novel "Tess of the D'Ubervilles"?
Thomas Hardy.
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In which prison was Oscar Wilde jailed, from where he wrote a famous poem?
Reading Jail.
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Which common bird featured on the old British coin the farthing?
Wren.
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Which Apollo mission was the first to land on the moon?
Apollo 11.
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Who created the newspaper strip cartoon Andy Capp?
Reg Smythe.
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Who did Michael Howard succeed as leader of the British Conservative party?
Iain Duncan Smith.
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In which part of the human body would you find the tibia?
The leg.
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What name is given to a female ferret?
Jill.
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In which British city would you find Trent Bridge cricket ground?
Nottingham.
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Who starred as Harry in the movie "When Harry met Sally"?
Billy Crystal.
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Who composed the opera "Tosca"?
Puccinni.
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In which prison was the Ronnie Barker sit-com "Porridge" based?
Slade.
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How many square inches are there in a square foot?
144
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Whose backing group were called The Dakotas?
Billy J Kramer.
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The Tamworth is a breed of which common farmyard animal?
Pig.
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What year is represented by the Roman numerals MLXVI?
1066
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Who sang the theme song to the Bond movie "Skyfall"?
Adele.
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