Published: Thursday 12th May 2016
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How many of Henry VIII's wives lost their heads?
Two.
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Which rock act opened the London Live Aid concert in 1985?
Status Quo.
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Who is older, Superman or Batman?
Superman (First appearance June 1938, Batman May 1939).
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What is the real name of author George Orwell?
Eric Arthur Blair.
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Traditionally what is made by a cooper?
Barrels.
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In which country is the musical "The King and I" set?
Siam (Thailand).
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Which planet in our solar system is nearest to the Sun?
Mercury.
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In TV's "Thunderbirds" what was the name of Lady Penelope's chauffeur?
Parker.
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In which town do Scottish football team Raith Rovers play their home matches?
Kirkcaldy.
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Which London street was the fictional home of Sherlock Holmes?
Baker Street.
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Gloucestershire Old Spot and Tamworth are breeds of which farm animal?
Pigs.
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What instrument was played by jazz musician Louis Armstrong?
Trumpet.
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What is the chemical symbol for copper?
Cu.
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Which English county lies between Cornwall and Somerset?
Devon.
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Which famous adventurer is credited with inventing the aqualung?
Jacques Costeau.
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Who were the first winners of rugby union's world cup in 1987?
New Zealand.
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On a standard dice which number is on the opposite face to the number 2?
Five.
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In slang how much money is a Pony?
Twenty-Five Pounds.
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Which insect is the most common transmitter of malaria?
Mosquito.
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In Roman mythology who was the God of War?
Mars.
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