[seismograph]

6. Who was once known as the King of Soul, and now as the Godfather of Soul?

[James Brown]

7.  Name the Yellow Telly Tubby.

[La La]

[Eldrick]

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Round 2

1. What are Alpha Centauri and Sirius?

[stars]

2. Which actress starred in High Society ?

[Grace Kelly]

3.  In which war was Operation Desert Storm?

[Gulf War]

4. Which 60s rock group recorded "Lighter Shade of Pale"?

[Procol Harum]

5. Clean, Jerk, and Snatch are terms used in which activity?

[weight lifting]

6. Which country is bordered by both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans?

[Republic of South Africa]

[computer software, programs, Windows, --but not computers]

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Round 3

1. How many men have walked on the moon: 4, 8, or 12?

[12]

2. In which country would one find 8 of the world's 10 highest moiuntains?

[Nepal]

4. What is the most common blood type in humans?

[Type O]

5. The first television set was sold in which year: 1928, 1938, 1948?

[1928]

6. The name of which area in the Pacific means "many islands"?

[Polynesia]

7. What is the only word in English ending in the letters 'mt'?

[dreamt]

[horrendous or hazardous]

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Round 4

1. Which soup has calf's head as its main ingredient?

[Mock Turtle Soup]

2. When there are two full moons in the same month, what is

the second called?

[Blue Moon]

3. Which word does the 'e' in 'e-mail' stand for?

[electronic]

4. Who wrote "Waiting for Godot"?

[Samuel Beckett]

5. What is the name given to the process of signaling with two flags?

[Semaphore]

6. What is the currency of Switzerland?

[Swiss Franc]

7. What is the business term for assets which can be immediately

turned into cash?

[liquid assets]

8. Which country beginning with a 'T' has a shoreline on the Andaman Sea?

[Thailand]

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Round 5

1. Which is the largest planet in the solar system?

[Jupiter]

2. In which country is the world's largest McDonalds Restaurant?

[China]

3. Which US state capital ends in 'x'?

[Phoenix]

4. Which US store chain is named after the first mate in Moby Dick?

[Starbuck's]

5. True or False? Only one word in English rhymes with 'silver'.

[False--none do.]

6. Which Beatle's first girlfriend was Thelma Pickles?

[John Lennon]

7. Which is largest: a megabyte, a kilobyte, or a gigabyte?

[gigabyte]

8. Which instrument did Louis Armstrong play?

[trumpet]

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Round 6

1. Which Irish-American playwright wrote Moon for the Misbegotten, Long Day's Journey Into Night and The Iceman Cometh ?

[Eugene O'Neil]

2. What is Triskadekaphobia?

[Fear of the number 13]

3. On which street do Bert and Ernie live?

[Sesame St.]

5.  One tablespoon = how many teaspoons?

[3]

6. Name the stock-market trader who sent Barings Bank into bankruptcy.

[Nick Leeson]

7. What does a numismatist do?

[collects coins]

8. What does a philatelist do?

[collects stamps]

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Round 7

1. After which actor was Mickey Mouse named?

[Mickey Rooney]

2. Which mythological figure flew so close to the sun that

the wax on his wings began to melt?

[Icarus]

3. What is the capitol of the Netherlands?

[The Hague]

[Banquo]

5. What is the green pigment in plants called?

[chlorophyll]

6. Where was the strongest Earthquake in 1999?

[Taiwan]

7. To the nearest mile, what is the length of the marathon?

[26 miles]

8.  In terms of the amount of alcohol you get, which is the most expensive: whiskey, beer, or wine?

[beer]

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Round 8

1. What is the capitol of South Africa?

[Pretoria]

2. What is the capitol of New Zealand?

[Wellington]

3. Music: how many notes in the scale?

[8]

5. Which country has the largest Christian population?

[USA]

6. In which country is Basque spoken?

[Spain]

7. What does the 'Big Bang Theory' deal with?

[universe, astronomy, or equivalent]

8. What does a taxidermist do?

[stuffs animals]

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EXTRAS 

In which country is the Rose of Tralee Festival?

[Ireland]

What claims to be the largest comedy festival in the world?

[Edinburgh Fringe Festival]

Which geographical area is part of both Chile and Argentina?

[Tierra del Fuego]

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Round 1

1. Name the blue Telly Tubby.

[Tinky Winky]

2. What do you call a ring-shaped coral island surrounding a central lagoon?

[atoll]

3. With which activity is Osamma Bin Laden [pr. "lah-din"] associated?

[terrorism]

4. Which British singer has the same name as a famous author?

[Tom Jones]

5. Art Deco became popular in which decade?

[1920s or 1930s]

6. What is the largest living bird?

[ostrich]

7. What is Rambo's first name?

[John]

8. Name the two main ingredients of pasta.

[flour and water]

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Round 2

1. Who invented the steam engine?

[James Watt]

2. In which year did Elvis die?

[1977]

3. In which country are Casablanca and Marakesh?

[Morocco]

4. Which team does Eddie Ervine drive for?

[Ferrari]

5.  Where does Homer Simpson work?

[nuclear plant]

6. Approximately how many weeks did it usually take the Famine ships to reach America from Ireland?

[four or five]

7. What is the capital of Iraq?

[Baghdad]

8. What is the capital of Iran?

[Tehran]

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Round 3

1. Which is heavier: a proton or an electron?

[proton]

2. What is the world's largest island?

[Greenland]

3. What was Marilyn Monroe's real first name?

[Norma]

4. In which century was the steam engine invented?

[18th, 1700s]

5. Who was the first man in space?

[Yuri Gagarin]

6. Where on the body is the human skin least sensitive?

[heel]

7. Which volcano destroyed Pompeii?

[Mt. Vesuvius]

8. Who owns The Sun tabloid?

[Rupert Murdock]

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Round 4

1. In which country did Snooker originate?

[India (invented by British soldiers)]

2. What was Sherlock Holmes address?

[221B Baker St.]

3. Which Presley song has the same melody as an old Irish song?

[Love Me Tender]

4. Re Question 3: Name that old Irish song.

[Nora Lee (or Aura Lee]

5. How many stars in the Big Dipper?

[seven]

6. Which alcoholic spirit is derived from juniper berries?

[gin]

7. Who was the supreme Greek god?

[Zeus]

8. What is xenophobia a fear of?

[foreigners, strangers]

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Round 5 - Cinema '99 Theme

1. Who directed 2001: A Space Odyssey?

[Kubrick]

2. Re Q1: Name one of the two stars of his final film.

[Tom Cruise or Nicole Kidman]

3. Who got the Oscar this year for best performance by an actor in a leading role?

[Roberto Benigni in Life Is Beautiful ]

4. Who got the Oscar this year for best performance by an actress in a leading role?

[Gwyneth Paltrow in Shakespeare in Love ]

5. Who got the Oscar this year for best performance by an actor in a supporting role?

[James Coburn in Affliction ]

6. Who got the Oscar this year for best performance by an actress in a supporting role?

[Judi Dench in Shakespeare In Love ]

7. Which film got the Oscar this year for best picture?

[Shakespeare In Love ]

8. Who got the Oscar this year for best director?

[Stephen Spielberg for Saving Private Ryan ]

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Round 6

1. What is the world's most popular spectator sport?

[Auto Racing]

2. Who plays the private investigator Hetty Wainthrop?

[Patricia Rutledge]

3. What was civil-rights leader Martin Luther King's profession?

[minister]

4. Who became leader of the Soviet Union immediately after Kruschev?

[Brezhnev]

5. Which former tennis star won the most Wimbledon women's' titles?

[Billie Jean King]

6. What is the smallest country in North or South America?

[El Salvador]

7. Who wrote the melody of the song "No Matter What"?

[Andrew Lloyd Webber]

8. What is the capital of India?

[New Delhi (Delhi not acceptable)]

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Round 7

1. Who directed Jurassic Park? 

[Stephen Spielberg]

2. In which country was Mel Gibson born?

[US (notAustralia)]

3. Which King founded the Church of England?

[Henry VIII]

4. How many rings in the Olympics emblem?

[five]

5. Whose ghost appeared to Hamlet?

[Banquo]

6. In the fashion world what are mules?

[shoes]

7. In which Italian city is La Scala opera house?

[Milan]

8. Who wrote Sense and Sensibility ?

[Jane Austen]

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Round 8

1. Which recently-retired tennis great is currently dating a top-seed player?

[Steffie Graf]

2. Re Question 1: Name the top seeder.

[Andre Agasiz]

3. Which came first: Art Deco or Art Nouveau?

[Art Neuveau]

4. How long is the tunnel between England and France?

[31 miles (50K) or nearest answer]

5. In which country are Daewoo cars made?

[Korea]

6. In which year did the Berlin Wall come down?

[1989]

7. Re Quest. 6: In which year was it erected?

[1961]

8. How old is O'Dwyers' bar manager? 

[adapt to person in quiz or quizmaster]

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Round 1

1. How many Godfather films have been made?

[three]

2. What do the US presidential surnames Adams, Johnson, and Roosevelt have in common?

[Two presidents for each]

3. Name the red Telly Tubby.

[Po]

4. Which came first: the Neolithic Age or the Mesolithic Age?

[Mesolithic]

5. In which region in France are Chardonnay wines produced?

[Burgundy]

6. Is it true or false that red wines should be served at room temperature?

[True]

7. What does a sommelier do?

[taste wine]

8. What is the capitol of Yugoslavia?

[Belgrade]

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Round 2

1. Who wrote The X Files ?

[Chris Carter]

2. What is the name of the galaxy of which our sun is a member?

[Milky Way Galaxy]

3. Which nut has the name of a S. American country?

[Brazil]

4. Who played Perry Mason and Ironsides?

[Raymond Burr]

5. What is the highest score in Darts?

[180]

6. In which city id Karl Marx buried?

[London]

7. The name of which Spanish wine means 'bleeding'?

[Sangria]

8. What is Michael Jackson's middle name?

[Joseph]

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Round 3

1. Popgroups U2 and the Coors are from which country?

[Ireland]

2. Who is the lead singer of Dire Straits?

[Mark Knoffler]

3. Where is most of the gold of the US govt. stored?

[Fort Knox]

4. A rhinologist specializes in the treatment of which part of the human body?

[nose]

5. What is the Alsatian dog also known as?

[German Shepherd]

6. True or False?: The main styles of Medieval Art were the

Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic.

[True]

7. The carpal bones are found in which part of the human body?

[wrist]

8. What does 'GM' stand for in GM food?

["Genetically Modified"]

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Round 4

1. Which singer married and divorced the head of SONY music?

[Mariah Carey]

2. Which actress starred in Breakfast At Tiffany's ?

[Audrie Hepburn]

4. True or False?: Darwin's university degree was in Theology.

[True]

5. What is the spirit base of Blue Curacao [pr. "coora-sow"]?

[gin]

6. Soccer: In which year was the first World Cup?

[1930]

7. Into which planet did a recent space probe crash because NASA mixed kilometers and miles in their calculations?

[Mars]

8. By what name is Paul Francis Gadd better known?

[Gary Glitter]

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Round 5

1. Armani suits are from which city: Rome, New York, or Milan?

[Milan]

3. Which English soccer club was originally known as Newton Heath?

[Manchester United]

4. Which nationality was Christopher Columbus?

[Italian]

5. What is the largest city in the Sierra Madre mountains?

[Mexico City]

6. Which company is the world's largest producer of microchips?

[Intel]

7. What do communication satellites and a modern kitchen appliance have in common?

[microwaves]

8. Who is Nicole Kidman's husband?

[Tom Cruise]

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Round 6

2. Name one of the two tiles with the highest score in Scrabble?

[Q or Z]

4. What are the Gibb brothers better known as?

[BeeGees]

5. Which racing team recently won a major appeal?

[Ferrari]

6. By what name was the explorer Cristobal Colon better known?

[Christopher Columbus]

7. True or False?: The Earth and the Moon are the same age.

[True]

8. From which star does the Moon get the most light?

[The Sun]

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Round 7

1. "Elizabeth Arden' is the brand name for which type of product?

[cosmetics, or equivalent]

2. In which year was the ESB founded: 1922, 1927, or 1932?

[1927]

3. Liszt and Lewis played which musical instrument?

[piano (that's Jerry Lee Lewis)]

4. How is 120% expressed as a fraction?

[6/5, six fifths]

5. Which lanaguage is spoken by Walloons?

[French]

6. Which story begins " all children except one grow up"?

[Peter Pan ]

7. Which is the official Ferrari racing color?

[red]

8. How many digits in a Visa Card number?

[16]

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Round 8

1. Which dictator said, "In war it is not right that matters, but victory."?

[Hitler]

2. From which US city can one travel south to Canada?

[Detroit]

3. In which month did the solar eclipse occur this year?

[August]

4. Which color is the number 10 on the door of 10 Downing Street?

[white]

6. Who wrote Angela's Ashes ?

[Frank McCourt]

7. Besides sleep, what is normally impossible to do with your eyes open?

[sneeze]

8. How old is tonight's quizologist and scorer?

[adapt]

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Round 1

1. Should it be "shaken not stirred" or "stirred not shaken"?

[shaken not stirred]

2. Where did the ukulele originate?

[Hawaii]

3. How many balls on the pool table at the start of a game?

[15]

4. Which film actor is Shirley McLaine's brother?

[Warren Beatty]

5. In which year was the first atom bomb dropped?

[1945]

6. Where are Pikeur cigars made?

[Holland]

7. Where is a piste (pr. "peest") found?

[ski slope]

8. What is the plural of Mongoose ?

[Mongooses]

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Round 2

1. What was found to be out of focus after it was launched?

[Hubble Space Telescope]

2. In what position do adult horses normally sleep?

[standing]

3. Name four of the Seven Deadly Sins.

[Anger, Covetousness, Envy, Gluttony, Lust, Pride, Sloth]

4. Which was the largest hurricane in 1999?

[Floyd]

5. What is the Mexican food Gazpacho?

[cold soup]

6. In which year did the Nazis invade Russia?

[1941]

7. Name ALL of the Seven Dwarfs.

[Bashful, Doc, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy & Sneezy]

8. Re Question 7: How winy wore glasses?

[one (Doc)]

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Round 3

2. Is the normal number of bones in the adult human body 206 or 260?

[206]

3. Where in Scotland is Dunkirk?

[nowhere: it's in France]

4. In which year did Michael O'Hehir make his first broadcast?

[1938]

5. What color is the cross on the flag of Finland?

[Blue]

6. Name the Primary Colors.

[Red, Yellow, & Blue]

7. In which year was the Battle of Hastings fought?

[1066]

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Round 4

1.  What do England, France, Spain, and Algeria have in common?

[Greenwich Meridian, or zero degrees longitude]

4. The aubergine comes from which plant?

[Eggplant]

5. Name the leather pouch on a Scottish Highlander's traditional clothing.

[Sporran]

6. Which is the fastest land mammal?

[Cheetah]

7. What is meant by Tempis Fugit ?

["Time flies".]

8. What was the name of M's secretary in the James Bond films?

[Miss Moneypenny]

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Round 5

1. The Sousaphone is the parade version of which instrument?

[Tuba]

2. Which instrument did Stern, Heifetz, Pagannani and Grapelly play?

[violin]

3. Name a musical instrument is used in both gospel and rock?

[Organ, Tambourine]

6. Which could be a Stradivarius?

[violin]

8. True or False?: The New York Philharmonic is one of the two

oldest orchestras in the world.

[True]

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Round 6

1. What would a cartographer make?

[maps]

2. How many pairs of legs has the crab?

[five]

3. What is made by dipping bread in beaten egg and then fried?

[French Toast]

4. Are turtles mammals or reptiles?

[mammals]

5. Which alcohol spirit is made from cacti?

[Tequila]

7. How many in a Baker's Dozen?

[13]

8. Name the character in The Three Musketeers based on a real person.

[d'Artagnan]

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Round 7

2. In which activity would one find the terms purl and plain ?

[knitting]

3. Which liquid is sometimes called Adam's Ale?

[water]

4. Which event in 1992 began with a flaming arrow igniting a torch?

[Olympics]

5. How many carats is pure gold?

[twenty four]

7. What name is given to a badger's dwelling?

[set]

8. In which cartoon are Lucy and Linus?

[Snoopy]

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Round 8

1. From which country does Sherry originate?

[Spain]

2. What happens more than 86,000 times a day to everyone?

[A second passes.]

3. Name two of the three Tenors.

[Pavarotti, Carraras, Domingo]

4. How many chambers has the human heart?

[four]

5. Who played the doctor in The Incredible Hulk?

[Bill Bixby]

7. With what occupation is Guinness associated?

[porter]

8. What does the acronym UNESCO stand for?

[United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Org.]

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EXTRAS

Who were the composer and lyricist for the Sound of Music?

[Rodgers & Hammerstein]

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Round 1

1. Meringue (pr. "mer-rang] is a combination of whisked egg white and what?

[sugar]

2. Which country has 60% of its citizens overweight?

{USA]

3. Who said, "I have a dream."?

[Martin Luther King]

5. Was Immanuel Kant a musician or philosopher?

[philosopher]

6. Which country defeated the Persians in the 5th Century BC?

[Greece]

7. Who was Aristotle's most famous student?

[Alexander the Great]

8. Who was Socrates's most famous student?

[Plato]

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Round 2

1. What would you need a modem for?

[computer, or Internet connection, or telephone connection]

2. Which is the largest planet in our solar system?

[Jupiter]

3. Which food type includes starches and sugars?

[carbohydrates]

4. Where would one find the Continental Shelf?

[ocean, Atlantic Ocean, or equivalent]

5. Who is considered the most famous athlete of the 1990s worldwide?

[Michael Jordan]

7. The Olympic Torch is carried from which mountain to the host stadium?

[Mount Olympus]

8. The OAS is located in which hemisphere?

[Western]

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Round 3

1. At which degree longitude is the International Date Line?

[180]

2. At which degree longitude is the Greenwich Meridian?

[Zero, or equivalent]

3. At which degree latitude is the Equator?

[zero, or equivalent]

4. The world's largest iceberg, just recently created by Global Warming,

broke off from which continent?

[The Antarctic]

5. Which US presidential candidate wrote a book about the present environmental crisis?

[Albert Gore]

7. True or False?: Guinea pigs are rodents.

[True]

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Round 4

1. Which is the oldest commercial whiskey distiller?

[Bushmills]

2. What is a Rhode Island Red?

[hen]

3. Who played the character 'Red' in Shawshank Redemption ?

[Morgan Freedman]

4. Who played the serial killer in Seven Deadly Sins?

{Kevin Spacey]

5. Name four of the Seven Deadly Sins.

[Anger, Covetousness, Envy, Gluttony, Lust, Pride, Sloth]

6. In the sitcom Friends, who plays Ross?

[David Schwimmer]

7. Name one of the two characters in Friends now doing TV ads for beauty products?

[Rachel--Jennifer Anniston, or Monica--Courtney Cox]

8. If a dish is served 'Florentine', what vegetable will it contain?

[spinach]

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Round 5

1. Which breed of animal is the chinchilla?

[cat]

2. If you had myopia, what would you suffer from?

[short-sightedness]

3. In which range of mountains id the Matterhorn?

[Alps]

4. Internet: What do the letters 'www' stand for?

[world wide web]

5. Approximately how may hairs on the human head: 100,000,

1/2 million, or 1 million?

[100,000]

6. How many pillars in the House of Wisdom?

[seven]

7. Which very famous song did the Hill sisters write?

["Happy Birthday"]

8. Name the capitol of Pakistan.

[Islamabad]

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Round 6

1. What is the central ingredient in Mulligatawny Soup?

[curry]

2. What is gazpacho?

[cold soup, or equivalent]

3. Which type of pastry is used to make vol au vents?

[puff pastry]

4. What are Petite Pois? [pr. "petty-pwahs"]

[peas]

5. What would a soporific drug make one do?

[sleep]

6. In which musical does the character Fagan appear?

[Oliver ]

7. How many dots on two dice?

[42]

8. Who was Cleopatra's lover before she married Marc Anthony?

[Caesar]

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Round 7

1. In which Paris shop did Charlie Haughey like to buy shirts?

[Charvet]

2. A group of geese is called what?

[gaggle]

3. Spell the word pneumonia .

[pneumonia]

4. What is the title of Frank McCord's new novel?

[Tis ]

5. How many Catherines did Henry VIII marry?

[Three: Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Parr, and Catherine Howard]

6. Who played Michael Collins's sweetheart in the movie?

[Julia Roberts]

8. How many keys on a standard piano?

[88]

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Round 8

1. Which famous Irish tenor died this year?

[Joseph Locke]

2. In which TV family was Lurch the butler?

[Addams Family]

3. Which is the southernmost US state?

[Hawaii]

4. What does the Dell company make?

[computers]

5. In which country would you find the Algonquin language?

[US]

6. What is the name of the new popgroup in which the oldest member

is 11 years old?

[Breeze]

7. True or False?: The Euro notes are all the same size regardless of denomination.

[False]

8. True or False? The highest denomination Euro note is 100Euros.

[False: it's 500]

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Round 1

1. If you were born on the 24th of September, which star sign would you be?

[Libra]

2. About which town is the song "The Town I Loved So Well"?

{Derry]

3. Re Quest 2: Who wrote it?

[Phil Coulter]

5. Which cat has no tail?

[Manx]

6. Who was Art Garfunkle's singing partner?

[Paul Simon]

7. Who was violent: Jekyll or Hyde?

{Mr. Hyde]

8. With which activity is Carlos the Jackal associated?

[terrorism (or equivalent)]

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Round 2

1. Elton John's song "Candle in the Wind" is a tribute to which star?

[Marilyn Monroe]

2. Name the bear in the Muppets show.

[Fozzie]

3. Who plays Dr. Mark Green in ER?

[Anthony Edwards]

6. What does MGM stand for?

[Metro Goldwyn & Mayer]

7. In which TV series did Christopher Timothy star as a veterinary surgeon?

[All Creatures Great and Small]

8. What was Lovejoy's profession?

[antique dealer]

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Round 3

1. What's the other name for German Measles?

[Rubella]

2. Who killed Dr. Martin Luther King?

{James Earl Ray]

3. Maire Brennan is lead singer of which group?

[Clannad]

4. Which is the world's warmest sea?

[The Red Sea]

5. True or False? Halley's comet orbits the sun.

[True]

6. According to some psychologists, what do men think about every nine minutes?

[sex]

7. Where on the Rattlesnake is its rattler?

[tail]

8. Who was Liza Minelli's mother?

[Judy Garland]

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Round 4

1. Who was Ronald Reagan's first wife?

[Jane Wyman]

2. Who was RTE's first newscaster?

[Charles Mitchell]

3. Who plays the incompetent proprietor of Fawlty Towers?

[John Cleese]

4. What would inhabit an apiary?

[the bee]

5. In which US city was the House of the Rising Sun?

[New Orleans]

6. What would never make silk purse?

[a sow's ear]

7. The Sikh [pr."seek] religion is native to which country?

[India]

8. What is the collective name for a group of domestic cats?

[clowder]

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Round 5

1. Name either of the two Star Wars robots.

[R2D2 or C-3PO]

2. Which is Dublin's oldest surviving church?

[Christ Church Cathedral]

3. On which date is Bastille Day celebrated each year?

[July 14]

4. Which is the only mammal that can fly?

[the bat]

5. Name the Greenpeace ship that was blown up in New Zealand.

[Rainbow Warrior]

6. In which county is Fairyhouse Race Course?

[Meath]

7. Which country gives a Christmas tree to Britain every year?

[Norway]

8. Name Shirley McLaine's actor brother.

{waren Beatty]

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Round 6

1. How many pieces in a Rubik's Cube: 25, 26, or 27?

[26]

2. Who was the first ruler of the Holy Roman Empire?

[Charlemagne (pr. "char-le-main")]

3. Which Irish city is known as City of the Tribes?

[Galway]

4. Who asked "What's Up Doc?"

[Bugs Bunny]

5. What name is given to the male swan?

[cob]

6. In which city or country is the statue of the Little Mermaid?

{Copenhagen or Denmark]

7. Which is the deepest and longest lake in the UK?

{Loch Ness]

8. In the Bible, who wore a coat of many colors?

[Joseph]

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Round 7

1. Who wrote the Bond novels?

[Ian Fleming]

2. Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to America?

[France]

3. Which president appears on the five-dollar bill?

[Lincoln]

4. In which year was Jack Charlton appointed Irish soccer manager?

[1986]

5. Which spirit is used in a Bloody Mary?

[vodka]