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1. The Continental Divide, also called the Great Divide, refers chiefly to the peaks of which mountain range ?
2. What is the traditional flavour additive in cream soda ?
3. What medieval architectural feature was typically designed to the disadvantage of right-handed swordsmen ?
4. A Russian painting in a St Petersburg gallery was removed in 2013 due to controversially featuring: Stalin and Lenin in tutus; Putin and Medvedev in female underwear; Gorbechev and Yeltsin in wheelchairs; or Lenin and Trotsky in a bath ?
5. The chemical prefix glyco refers to what common desirable commodity ?
6. What term for a sweet tasty liquid derives from Greek 'drink of the gods' ?
7. The informal term nomophobia refers to anxiety from being without one's: Mother; Money; Mobile phone; or Moped ?
8. Which vast fashion house has the sub-brands: Exchange, Collezioni, Emporio and Casa ?
9. The production of which popular foodstuff was banned by Germany in the 2nd World War because an ingredient was needed to make Zeppelins ?
10. In 2013 Birmingham UK opened Europe's biggest: Skating-rink; Zoo; Public library; or Doctor's surgery ?
11. Elisabeth Beresford devised what fancifully famous litter recycling franchise in 1968 ?
12. Named from Greek 'earth' what traditional anti-itching lotion is made from zinc oxide and tiny part of ferric oxide ?
13. Campylobacter bacteria is commonly associated with: Tooth decay; Food poisoning; Tuberculosis; or Yoghurt ?
14. Coach, Hex cap, Lag, and Machine are types of what ?
15. What word prefixes the following words to make five new words: Call, Kin, Nip, Suit, Walk ?
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1. The Continental Divide, also called the Great Divide, refers chiefly to the peaks of which mountain range ? Rocky Mountains
2. What is the traditional flavour additive in cream soda ? Vanilla
3. What medieval architectural feature was typically designed to the disadvantage of right-handed swordsmen ? Spiral staircase
4. A Russian painting in a St Petersburg gallery was removed in 2013 due to controversially featuring: Stalin and Lenin in tutus; Putin and Medvedev in female underwear; Gorbechev and Yeltsin in wheelchairs; or Lenin and Trotsky in a bath ? Putin and Medvedev in female underwear
5. The chemical prefix glyco refers to what common desirable commodity ? Sugar
6. What term for a sweet tasty liquid derives from Greek 'drink of the gods' ? Nectar
7. The informal term nomophobia refers to anxiety from being without one's: Mother; Money; Mobile phone; or Moped ? Mobile phone
8. Which vast fashion house has the sub-brands: Exchange, Collezioni, Emporio and Casa ? Armani
9. The production of which popular foodstuff was banned by Germany in the 2nd World War because an ingredient was needed to make Zeppelins ? Sausages
10. In 2013 Birmingham UK opened Europe's biggest: Skating-rink; Zoo; Public library; or Doctor's surgery ? Public library
11. Elisabeth Beresford devised what fancifully famous litter recycling franchise in 1968 ? The Wombles
12. Named from Greek 'earth' what traditional anti-itching lotion is made from zinc oxide and tiny part of ferric oxide ? Calamine
13. Campylobacter bacteria is commonly associated with: Tooth decay; Food poisoning; Tuberculosis; or Yoghurt ? Food poisoning
14. Coach, Hex cap, Lag, and Machine are types of what ? Screws
15. What word prefixes the following words to make five new words: Call, Kin, Nip, Suit, Walk ? Cat
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