Published: Saturday 23rd January 2016
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Who composed "The Flight of the Bumble Bee"?
Rimsky-Korsakov.
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How many strings are there on a concert harp?
46 or 47.
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What number is at "Nine o'clock" on a standard dart board?
11
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Who played the role of Harry Palmer in the 1965 movie "The Ipcress File"?
Michael Caine.
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What name is given to a collector of teddy-bears?
An Arctophile.
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In which town did TV's "The Flintstones" live?
Bedrock.
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According to the old saying, where does charity begin?
At home.
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Which of the Neville brothers was the first to leave Manchester United?
Phil.
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In which musical does the song "Climb Every Mountain" feature?
The Sound of Music.
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In the books by Richmal Crompton, what was the surname of "Just William"?
Brown.
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Who was the first female DJ to be featured on BBC's Radio One?
Annie Nightingale.
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The condition Scurvy is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin?
Vitamin C.
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What number is represented by the Roman numeral "L"?
Fifty.
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With which pop group did Boy George first find fame?
Culture Club.
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What movie in 1985 was Roger Moore's last outing as James Bond?
"A View to a Kill".
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Which is the highest mountain in Wales?
Snowdon.
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In the TV series "Lovejoy", what was the occupation of the character played by Ian McShane?
Antique dealer.
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Prior to the introduction of the Euro, what was the currency of The Netherlands?
Guilder.
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Who wrote the 1947 play "A Streetcar named Desire"?
Tennessee Williams.
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What name is given to the playing periods in Polo?
Chukka.
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