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  • About 60% of Australia’s population is located in which corner of the country?
  • According to legend Robin Hood’s chief enemy was the Sheriff of where?
  • According to legend, what shape was King Arthur's table?
  • According to legend what was Merlin’s job at King Arthur’s court?
  • According to legend where was King Arthur’s court?
  • According to legend which flower is named after a boy accidentally killed by the god Apollo?
  • According to St Matthew, it is easier for a camel to go through what?
  • According to the adverts, which was the 'listening' bank?
  • According to the Bible, Jesus delivered the Beatitudes as part of his 'Sermon on the ...'?
  • According to the Bible on what were the Ten Commandments written?
  • According to the Bible the infant Jesus received gifts of Frankincense Myrrh and what else?
  • According to the Bible, what is the traditional site of Jesus'
  • According to the Bible which creature swallowed Jonah?
  • According to the Bible, which of these is not an archangel?
  • According to the Bible, who was the first woman?
  • According to the legend the Pied Piper of Hamelin was engaged to rid the city of what?
  • According to the nursery rhyme, 'Diddle, diddle, what, my son John'?
  • According to the nursery rhyme, 'There was an old woman who lived in a what'?
  • According to the nursery rhyme, 'This little pig had roast what'?
  • According to the nursery rhyme, 'you shall have a fishy when ...'
  • According to the old adage, how many lives does a cat have?
  • According to the popular phrase, how many does it take to tango?
  • According to the proverb, on what is 'many a good tune played'?
  • According to the proverb people in glass houses should not throw what?
  • According to the proverb, what does a watched pot never do?
  • According to the proverb, what 'keeps the doctor away'?
  • According to the saying 'a man's house is his' - what?
  • According to the saying, 'there's no such thing as a free ...'?
  • According to the saying, what colour does the pot call the kettle?
  • According to the saying, what grow from tiny acorns?
  • According to the saying, what ought you to do 'while the sun shines'?
  • According to the saying, what should you fight fire with?
  • According to the saying, where is the grass always greener?
  • According to the saying, which of these is 'a dish best served cold'?
  • According to the song by Burt Bacharach, what 'Keep Fallin' On My Head'?
  • According to 'The Star-Spangled Banner', the US is 'the home of the what'?
  • According to the Sunday Times Rich List, which author became richer than the Queen in 2003?
  • According to the three witches which of these titles would not be bestowed on Macbeth?
  • According to the title of a Beatles song, how many days are there in a week?
  • According to the title of a Strauss waltz, what colour is the Danube?
  • According to the well-known phrase: as American as apple what?
  • According to the well-known saying, there's no rest for the what?
  • Aconcagua is the highest mountain on which continent?
  • Actor Peter Lorre, seen in 'Casablanca', was born within the former borders of which country?
  • Admiral is a rank in which branch of the armed forces?
  • After the Moon, what is usually the most brilliant natural object in the night sky?
  • After what was the bayonet named?
  • After whom are the nursing services named for both the British Army and Royal Navy?
  • After whom were the Philippines named?
  • Aiding the economic recovery of Europe after World War II was the US-sponsored Marshall what?
  • Albeit constitutional, what type of political entity is Britain?
  • Alberto Tomba was a great Italian what?
  • Aldous Huxley’s novel Brave New World takes its title from which Shakespeare play?
  • Algeria has a coastline on which sea?
  • All signals are directed through what circuit board in a minicomputer?
  • Allied forces invaded Normandy in World War II on June 6 of which year?
  • Alnwick Castle is the stately home of the Dukes of where?
  • American engineer Henry Ford was most associated with which form of transport?
  • American Greg Louganis was a champion and Olympic gold medallist in which sport?
  • American statesman and inventor Benjamin Franklin lived during most of which century?
  • America's Apollo lunar missions were sent into space aboard the three-stage what rocket?
  • An ace is a pilot who has shot down at least how many enemy aircraft?
  • An achievement to be proud of is a ' ... in one's cap'?
  • An agreement signed by the presidents of Bosnia, Croatia, and Serbia in 1995 was called the what Accords?
  • An American army scout and showman was the legendary Buffalo who?
  • An American TV reality show set in Australia is 'Outback who'?
  • An angle plus its complement equals how many degrees?
  • An archer uses what type of weapon?
  • An Australian '60s pop star was who Pattie?
  • An Egyptian sphinx has the head of a human and the body of which animal?
  • An erg is a unit of what?
  • An eyas is a young what?
  • An important group of Australian Impressionists in the 1880s was the what School?
  • An indicator of faecal pollution in water, the E in the bacterium E. coli is short for what?
  • An older person is sometimes described as 'long in the ...'?
  • An overseas department of France, the island of Réunion is in which ocean?
  • An x is the symbol for which mathematical process?
  • Andre Agassi appears in ads for which carmaker?
  • Apart from being a dancer what was Mata Hari?
  • Apia is the capital of which Pacific nation?
  • Approximately 61% of the world's population live on which continent?
  • Arctic regions are home to which of these animals?
  • Aries has which position in the zodiac?
  • Arrivederci is an interjection meaning 'goodbye for now' in which language?
  • As used for an item of clothing the word dungaree originates from which language?
  • As used on the Internet, what does the 'M' stand for in the abbreviation H T M L?
  • As what was Manning Clark a prominent 20th-century Australian?
  • As which of the following did Auguste Escoffier achieve fame?
  • Assassinated in 1981, Anwar Sadat was the president of which country?
  • Asuncion is the capital and largest city of which South American country?
  • At the start of a game of chess there are sixteen of which piece on the board?
  • At the Winter Olympics hockey is played on what surface?
  • At what temperature does water boil on the Fahrenheit scale?
  • At which fictional school is the musical 'Grease' set?
  • At which London landmark was Anne Boleyn executed?
  • At which part of a meal is a Missisippi mid pie most likely to be eaten?
  • At which part of a meal is a Mississipi mud pie most likely to be eaten?
  • At which site in ancient Greece did the gods answer Man's questions?
  • At which tourist attraction are the Corkscrew, Oblivion, Ripsaw and Nemesis rides?
  • Attacking the leaves of potato plants is the what beetle?

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