Question: How many years were between the creation of the Magna Carta and the American Declaration of Independence? Answer: 561 Question: Category: 80s Movies: How long was Ripley in hibernation (in "Alien"/"Aliens", measured in years) Answer: 57 Question: In a period of 400 years how many times does the 1st of January fall on a Sunday? Answer: 58 Question: Category: Three's Company: What year and make was Mr. Roper's car Answer: 58 chevy Question: How many children do the Brady's have Answer: 6 Question: How long did "i love lucy" run (seasons) Answer: 6 Question: Sylvia miles had the shortest performance ever nominated for an oscar with "midnight cowboy." How long did her role last (in minutes) Answer: 6 Question: How many pockets on a standard snooker table? Answer: 6 Question: How many feet are in a nautical mile? Answer: 6080 Question: How many muscles are in a human? Answer: 639 Question: What is missing in the series 8 16 32 __ 128 256? Answer: 64 Question: How many james bond movies did sean connery star in Answer: 7 Question: Elvis how many songs were recorded for the movie "Follow That Dream" Answer: 7 Question: How many countries have a population over 130 million? Answer: #7# (Pakistan, Russia, Brazil, Indonesia, United States, India and China) Question: How many episodes were there in the original Star Trek series Answer: 75 Question: How many episodes were there in the original star trek series Answer: 75 Question: The term Septiquinquennial represents how many years? Answer: 75 Question: Zsa Zsa Gabor has been married how many times Answer: 8 Question: 1999 - Nicolas Cage - Starred In This Movie: Answer: 8 MM Question: 1994 - Renee Zellweger - Starred In This Movie: Answer: 8 Seconds Question: Movie (and book) titles: around the world in ___ days Answer: 80 Question: Robotech: Total number of episodes in the entire Robotech saga. Answer: 85 Question: Get Smart: Smart's call number. Answer: 86 Question: How many seconds are in a day? Answer: 86400 Question: How many '58 Plymouth Furys were used to make the movie "christine" Answer: 9 Question: Film Title: Fahrenheit .... Answer: 9-11 Question: Muppet Mania: Kermit wrote a guide to this decade Answer: 90's Question: Category: Pulp Fiction: time at which bonnie is to arrive home (numerals without colon) Answer: 930 Question: According to the Bible, how many years did Methuselah live? Answer: 969 Question: What is normal body temperature for an adult human (in degrees fahrenheit)? Answer: 98.6 Question: Get Smart: Smart's beautiful partner, later his wife. Answer: 99 Question: 80's songs: _____view to a kill - duran duran? Answer: a Question: What is the first letter of the Russian alphabet? Answer: a Question: What letter is most commonly found at the end of US state names? Answer: a Question: Category: Star Trek Next Gen Tech: Captain James T. Kirk's Enterprise has designation NCC-1701-_ Answer: A Question: What letter is on the left end of the middle row of the letters on a keyboard? Answer: a Question: What is the name given to the number equal to 10 raised to the power of 100? Answer: A #googol# Question: General knowledge: what is a burgonet? Answer: A 16th-century #helmet# Question: Whats the smallest size grand piano? Answer: A #Baby Grand# Question: Aussie slang: what is a "tuckerbag"? Answer: a #bag for storing food# in the bush Question: what do runners pass to each other in a relay race? Answer: a #baton# Question: What lucky charm does Luciano Pavarotti carry in his pocket whilst performing? Answer: a #bent nail# Question: What type of animal is a corvid? Answer: A #bird# Question: what did mother hubbard look for in her cupboard? Answer: a #bone# Question: What did Sally Rogers always wear in her hair? Answer: a #bow# Question: what do simon and garfunkel lay themselves down like? Answer: a #bridge over troubled water# Question: 1977 - Gene Hackman - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Bridge Too Far Question: Music : What do the who cling to on the cover of magic bus? Answer: a #bus# Question: 1994 - Dan Akroyd - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Century of Cinema Question: Which was the first animated peanuts tv special Answer: a charlie brown christmas Question: what kind of restaurant is most likely to bring diners face to face with mung beans? Answer: a #chinese# restaurant Question: 1985 - Michael Douglas - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Chorus Line: The Movie Question: 1988 - anthony hopkins - starred in this movie? Answer: a chorus of disapproval Question: Muppet Mania: The Muppets recently released a movie based on this Dickens's novel. Answer: A Christmas Carol Question: 1998 - John Travolta - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Civil Action Question: Movies: Malcom McDowell kills a woman with a giant penis sculpture. Answer: A #Clockwork Orange# Question: computers: what translates high-level languages (which are readable by humans) into machine language (which is what the computer understands)? Answer: a #compiler# Question: it's illegal to have sex without this in nevada? Answer: a #condom# Question: what line on a map connects all points of the same elevation? Answer: a #contour line# Question: What is a dialogue in a more normal term? (Hint: KDE IRC client) Answer: a #conversation# Question: 1967 - Marlon Brando - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Countess From Hong Kong Question: 1967 - Gene Hackman - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Covenant With Death Question: What do you call a group of rhinocerus? Answer: A #Crash# Question: which animal always grows new teeth to replace the old teeth? Answer: a crocodile Question: what is the "lambeth walk"? Answer: a #dance# Question: what sporting missile boasts a flight, barrel and point? Answer: a #dart# Question: 1948 - elizabeth taylor - starred in this movie? Answer: a date with judy Question: Marx Movies: Either you are dead or my watch has stopped Answer: A day at the races Question: In 1967 BBC bans Beatle's "---------- " (drug references)? Answer: a day in the life Question: animaniacs tunes: what do you get when you "pay your money" on the "panama canal"? Answer: a #decal# Question: what was the occupation of paul revere? Answer: a #dentist# Question: 1930 - Humphrey Bogart - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Devil With Women Question: What is the Pink panter in the Pink Pather film? Answer: A #Diamond# Question: If you were in a bar and someone gave you a 'mickey Finn' what would you be drinking? Answer: A #drugged Drink# Question: 1989 - Susan Sarandon - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Dry White Season Question: What did Dagwood give up to marry Blondie? Answer: A family #inheritance# Question: what is a wahoo? Answer: a #fish# Question: 1992 - Kevin Bacon - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Few Good Men Question: What movie about military cover ups did Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, Jack Nicholson & Kevin Bacon star in Answer: a few good men Question: Features: "You can't handle the truth!" Answer: a few good men Question: What is a Hurdy-Gurdy? Answer: A #Fiddle# Question: 1966 - Sean Connery - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Fine Madness Question: 1992 - julie andrews - starred in this movie? Answer: a fine romance Question: Music : Category: Musical Letter F: One-hit MTV band ("I ran") known as much for their hair as their music? Answer: a flock of seagulls Question: aussie slang: cobber? Answer: a #friend# Question: 1994 - Sean Connery - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Good Man in Africa Question: 1972 - James Wood - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Great American Tragedy Question: What does the word chicane mean in the context of a game of bridge? Answer: a hand without any trumps Question: This was the Beatle's first film. Answer: A Hard Day's Night Question: beatles tune: "but when I get home to you, I find the things that you do..."? Answer: a hard days night Question: 1956 - Michael Caine - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Hill in Korea Question: 1931 - Humphrey Bogart - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Holy Terror Question: what is a cyclonic tropical storm with winds at the center in excess of 74 miles per hour called? Answer: a hurricane Question: Who wrote The Stars Look Down and Hatter's Castle? Answer: a j cronin Question: what, according to scottish folklore, appears as a warning to those destined to be drowned? Answer: a #kelpie# Question: Category: Blazing Saddles: What did the sheriff disguise himself as to infiltrate the bad guys Answer: A #ku klux klan#sman Question: What 1992 hit movie sees Tom Hanks explain: "There is no crying in baseball" Answer: a league of their own Question: in the film "bringing up baby", the baby is what? Answer: a #leopard# Question: 1997 - cameron diaz - starred in this movie? Answer: a life less ordinary Question: "simba" is the common swahili word for what Answer: a #lion# Question: Music : Beatles Lyrics: "She's well acquainted with the touch of a velvet hand, like..."? Answer: a lizard on a window pane Question: Music : How far is it to the top 'if you wanna rock n roll' according to ac/dc? Answer: a #long way# Question: Academy Award Directors: Fred Zinnemann was awarded in 1966 for this movie. Answer: A Man for All Seasons Question: 1930 - gary cooper - starred in this movie? Answer: a man from wyoming Question: cocktails: sweet vermouth and whiskey? Answer: a manhattan Question: What is a sternocleidomastoid? Answer: a muscle Question: Classical Music: What was Sir George Grove's contribution to music? Answer: A #musical dictionary# Question: what is a citizen of naples called? Answer: a neopolitan Question: What is the subtitle for the fourth chapter of "Star Wars" Answer: a new hope Question: the swedish "post- och inrikes tidningar" is the oldest of its kind in the world. what is it? Answer: a #newspaper# Question: Category: Marx Movies: I am sure the familiar strains of Verdi's music will come back to you.... Answer: A night at the opera Question: what is a low layer of cloud called? Answer: a #nimbostratus# Question: What kind of creature is a Lorikeet? Answer: a #parrot# Question: Dame Peggy Ashcroft won for this film set in the Subcontinent, 1920s Answer: a passage to india Question: 1998 - Michael Douglas - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Perfect Murder Question: 1993 - Kevin Costner - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Perfect World Question: What sort of man did Plato propose to rule his "Republic"? Answer: A #Philosopher# King Question: what is a hajji? Answer: a #pilgrim# who journeys to mecca Question: Category: Simpsons Cartoon 2: Homer was committed to an insane asylum after coming to work wearing this. Answer: A #Pink Shirt# Question: 1998 - Renee Zellweger - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Price Above Rubies Question: ... is a term used to identify a type of knowledge which is obtained independently of experience. Answer: A priori Question: ... is a philosophical position maintaining that our minds gain knowledge independently of experience through innate ideas or mental faculties. Answer: A priorism Question: cypripareunia is sexual intercourse with what? Answer: a #prostitute# Question: a male cat is referred to as a "tom". what is a female cat? Answer: a #queen# Question: what was discovered in east sussex, england, a 100 years after quarantine measures had wiped out rabies? Answer: a #rabid bat# Question: What creature is depicted on the Welsh Flag? Answer: A #Red Dragon# Question: What does the statue of Oscar stand on? Answer: A #Reel of Film# Question: name the only flexible murder weapon in the game "clue"? Answer: a #rope# Question: What is a Gopak? Answer: A #Russian dance# Question: What is a Digamy? Answer: A #Second Legal Marriage# Question: what is the chief of an arabian tribe called? Answer: a #sheik# Question: 1990 - Michael Caine - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Shock to the System Question: What is a noggin? Answer: a #small cup# Question: 1984 - Denzel Washington - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Soldier's Story Question: 1984 murder in the military movie produced and directed by Norman Jewison Answer: a soldier's story Question: what kind of hat is depicted on lee trevino's golf cap? Answer: a #sombrero# Question: what does breaking the sound barrier cause? Answer: a #sonic boom# Question: what did sleeping beauty prick her finger with before she fell asleep? Answer: a #spindle# Question: doctors often have this instrument around their neck? Answer: a #stethoscope# Question: 1992 - Marlon Brando - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Stranger Among Us Question: what play marked marlon brando's last broadway appearance? Answer: A Streetcar Named Desire Question: Category: Movie Lines: I have always depended on the kindness of strangers. Answer: A Streetcar Named Desire Question: what is an ecdysiast? Answer: a #stripper# Question: 1965 - raquel welch - starred in this movie? Answer: a swingin' summer Question: what is a scimitar? Answer: a #sword# Question: Books for the Bored: Which Dickens novel takes place during the French Revolution? Answer: a tale of two cities Question: What is Grimace of the McDonald's characters? Answer: A #tastebud# Question: Out of protest for the state of the music industry, Mike Oldfield moved out of his house while composing his master piece Amarok. Where was he living during these days? Answer: A #Tent# Question: 1996 - Ashley Judd - Starred In This Movie: Answer: A Time To Kill Question: what is a device to stem the flow of blood called? Answer: a #tourniquet# Question: What was George of the Jungle always running in to? Answer: trees Question: Industrial Music: Name of Die Krupps' album of Metallica remixes? Answer: a tribute to metallica Question: ... can be defined as an abstract object or term which ranges over particular things. The classic problem involves whether abstract objects such as "largeness" exist in a realm independent of human thought. Realists argue that they do. Answer: A universal Question: What has no reflection, no shadow, and can't stand the smell of garlic? Answer: A #vampire# Question: Which English book was written without using the letter 'E' once? Answer: A Void Question: What was Simple Simon fishing for in his mother's pail? Answer: a #whale# Question: What Procol Harem tune was based on the Bach cantata "Sleepers Awake"? Answer: A #Whiter Shade of Pale# Question: What did President J. Buchanan not have? Answer: A #wife# Question: what sort of phenomenon is the "cape doctor"? Answer: a #wind# Question: a turkey's furcula is commonly now as? Answer: the #wishbone# Question: 1936 - katharine hepburn - starred in this movie? Answer: a woman rebels Question: what did fiddler pig build? Answer: a #wooden house# Question: What kind of creature was Chewbacca in "Star Wars" Answer: a #wookiee# Question: what pop group recorded the title track for "a view to a kill" in 1985? Answer: a-ha Question: in 1928 george peppard, actor (breakfast at tiffany's, blue max,---------- ) born? Answer: a-team Question: Who created Winnie the Pooh? Answer: A. A. #Milne# Question: Which is the first animal listed in the Oxford English Dictionary? Answer: Aardvark Question: which animal's name literally means "earth pig"? Answer: aardvark Question: What is Elvis Presley's middle name? Answer: aaron Question: Music : 90's Chart Toppers: Name The Artist: Everybody Plays The Fool? Answer: aaron neville Question: The next KDE Brazilian idol? Answer: Aaron Seigo Question: This producer of dynasty was inducted into the 1983 guinness book of world records as the most prolific tv producer Answer: aaron spelling Question: How is the mathematically related structure of beads strung on parallel wires in a rectangular frame better known? Answer: Abacus Question: A stone slab at the top of a classical column aiding the support of the architecture. Answer: abacus Question: This animal's shell is used to make attractive jewelry. Answer: abalone Question: music: who recorded "sos" (1975)? Answer: abba Question: Who had the most UK number one singles: Abba or Slade? Answer: Abba Question: What is the name for a woman who is superior of a convent in certain religious orders? Answer: abbess Question: In which London recording studios did The Beatles record the majority of their work? Answer: Abbey Road Question: what future yippie leader was the first male cheerleader at brandeis? Answer: abbie #hoffman# Question: Which comedy duo did the famous, "Who's on first?" routine? Answer: Abbott and Costello Question: How do you spell abbreviation? Answer: Abbreviation Question: Name Their Network: Sam Donaldson Answer: abc Question: Name Their Network: Ted Koppel Answer: abc Question: this was michael's debut song with the jackson five? Answer: abc Question: peritonitis affects what? Answer: abdomen Question: singer paula ______? Answer: abdul Question: 80's songs: forever your girl - paula _____? Answer: abdul Question: Famous Gills: Actor who played Fish on "Barney Miller" and "Fish." (gill, fish ... get it) Answer: Abe Vigoda Question: In mediaval history, who was the lover of Heloise? Answer: abelard Question: Music Term: (Ger.) - Evening song? Answer: abendlied Question: What is the prettiest town that George Hamilton IV has ever seen? Answer: abilene Question: What does the Latin circa before a date mean? Answer: about Question: music: "something to talk _____" by bonnie raitt? Answer: about Question: Music : Pink Floyd: David Gilmour's solo albums were self titled and this name? Answer: about face Question: 1998, this movie was released on july 15: there's something ----------? Answer: about mary Question: Music: what was Steve Miller's magical incantation in 1982? Answer: abracadabra Question: in 1940 f. murray---------- , actor (amadeus, name of the rose), born? Answer: abraham Question: Category: The Simpsons: The first name of Homer's dad. Answer: Abraham Question: Inthebible,whowasaskedtosacrificehisonlyson? Answer: abraham Question: He was the U.S. president during the Civil War. Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: Which American president said, 'It is not best to swap horses when crossing streams'? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: who was the 16th president of the united states? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: Which U.S. president is on the five-dollar bill? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: Who signed the Emancipation Proclamation? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: In 1909, which U.S. President became the first to be depicted on a coin? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: to whom was mary ann todd married? Answer: Abraham #Lincoln# Question: 1997 - Gene Hackman - Starred In This Movie: Answer: Absolute Power Question: What is the more common term used to denote a temperature of nought degrees Kelvin? Answer: Absolute Zero Question: political system in which total power is vested in a single individual or a group of rulers? Answer: absolutism Question: What style of art did Al Capp call 'a product of the untalented, sold by the unprincipled to the utterly bewildered'? Answer: abstract Question: A plotless work composed of pure dance movements, although the composition may suggest a mood or subject. Answer: abstract dance Question: Movement in painting, originating in New York City in the 1940s. It emphasized spontaneous personal expression, freedom from accepted artistic values, surface quallities of paint, and the act of painting itself. Answer: abstract expressionism Question: Music Term: - Same as absolute music? Answer: abstract music Question: What is the name of Aladdin's pet monkey Answer: Abu Question: What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates? Answer: Abu Dhabi Question: what terrorist has led the arab revolutionary command and the fatah revolutionary council? Answer: abu nidal Question: What is the capital of Nigeria? Answer: Abuja Question: What is the name for the deepest part of the ocean? Answer: Abyss Question: What country was annexed by Mussolini in 1936? Answer: abyssinia Question: what chemical symbol is used for the element actinium? Answer: ac Question: "high voltage" & "ballbreaker" are just 2 of the albums by this group? Answer: ac/dc Question: Which European club has won the most european cups in the 90s? Answer: AC #Milan# Question: name the artist: you shook me all night long? Answer: ac/dc Question: angus young is the brains of this australian band who're still rockin' after 20 years? Answer: ac/dc Question: Baby Names Beginning With "A": Meaning: Thorny? Answer: acacia Question: What genus of tree does the wattle belong? Answer: Acacia Question: What was the name of Plato's school? Answer: Academy Question: In what mexican city do divers leap off a 100-foot cliff into the ocean? Answer: acapulco Question: What was the name of the government newspaper in ancient Rome? Answer: #Acat Diurna# (Daily Happenings) Question: computer acronyms: what is "agp"? Answer: accelerated graphics port Question: The derivate of velocity is known as _________? Answer: acceleration Question: What is the second derivative of distance? Answer: Acceleration Question: Quantum Leap 2: Sam first Leapt by stepping prematurely into the QL project ----------- Answer: Accelerator Question: Lingustical terms: the stress given to one tone over another? Answer: accent Question: I hate the giving of the hand unless the whole man ...? Answer: accompanies it Question: In the movie Snow White, what instrument did Sneezy play Answer: accordion Question: What is the capital of Ghana? Answer: Accra Question: what's a disk of gas orbiting a star of black hole called? Answer: accretion disk Question: One Hit Wonders: Lead by Squeeze member Paul Carrack this group asked "How Long"? Answer: ace Question: Name the artist/band: Always Have Always Will? Answer: ace of base Question: This Swedish group "saw the sign"? Answer: ace of base Question: what is an example of a totally untraceable poison? Answer: acetylcholine Question: Who was dipped in the River Styx? Answer: achilles Question: What is aqua fortis? Answer: acid Question: What type of liquid turns blue litmus paper red? Answer: acidic Question: What type of liquid turns red litmus paper blue? Answer: basic Question: In 1959 the Nobel prize in physiology or medicine was given to Severo Ochoa and Arthur Kornberg for their discovery of the mechanisms in the biological synthesis of ribonucleic acid and deoxiribonucleic ...? Answer: acid Question: What is the imaginary line on the surface of the earth approximately parallel to the geographical equator? Answer: Aclinic Line Question: Wile E. Coyote, Supra Genius, gets all his traps to try to catch the Road Runner from what company? Answer: Acme Question: What was the company name that Wile E. Coyote ordered products from Answer: acme Question: What is South America's highest peak in the Andes, Argentina? Answer: Aconcagua Question: Which is the highest peak in the Andes? Answer: aconcagua Question: What is the highest point in South America? Answer: Aconcagua Question: What is the highest mountain in South America? Answer: aconcagua Question: Neture : What do oak trees grow from? Answer: acorns Question: What do oak trees grow from? Answer: acorns Question: The study of sound is called _________. Answer: acoustics Question: What is a rood one quarter of? Answer: acre Question: Useless Facts: There are 6,272,640 square inches in a(n) ____? Answer: acre Question: A word like 'NASA' formed from the initials of other words is a(n) _________? Answer: Acronym Question: The elevated stronghold in ancient Greek cities. Answer: acropolis Question: 1942 - Humphrey Bogart - Starred In This Movie: Answer: Across the Pacific Question: 1991 - brad pitt - starred in this movie? Answer: across the tracks Question: Water-soluble paint made from pigments and a plastic binder? Answer: acrylic Question: In which field was Dame Ellen Terry famous? Answer: acting Question: what group of elements do americanium, plutonium, uranium and einsteinium belong to? Answer: actinides Question: What is the first (chemical) element in alphabetical order? Answer: Actinium Question: Never confuse motion with [what]? Answer: action Question: 1998, this movie was released on december 25 a civil ----------? Answer: action Question: 1943 - Humphrey Bogart - Starred In This Movie: Answer: Action in the North Atlantic Question: 1988 - sharon stone - starred in this movie? Answer: action jackson Question: In 1982 the Nobel prize in physiology or medicine was given to Sune K. Bergström, Bengt I. Samuelsson and Sir John R. Vane for their discoveries concerning prostaglandins and related biologically ...? Answer: active substances Question: What English author used the pen name "Acton Bell"? Answer: Acton #Bell# Question: name their job 2: june allyson? Answer: actress Question: ... can be thought of as the metaphysical theory that attempts to account for the truth of claims like 'It is possible that there are Aliens' without appealing to any nonactual objects whatsoever. What makes this theory so philosophically interesting, is that there is no obviously correct way to account for the truth of claims like 'It is possible that there are Aliens' without appealing to possible but nonactual objects. Answer: Actualism Question: ---------- was first used as a medical treatment in 2700 B.C. by Chinese emperor Shen-Nung? Answer: acupuncture Question: Category: Pulp Fiction: What brand of car does Mr. Wolf drive Answer: acura Question: Music Term: (It.) - Slow speed. Often used as the title of a slow movement in Sonatas and similar pieces of music? Answer: adagio Question: What biblical figure is known as the Father of the Human race? Answer: adam Question: 1970 - Michael Douglas - Starred In This Movie: Answer: Adam at 6 A.M. Question: Who is known as the "Father of Modern Economics"? Answer: Adam #Smith# Question: 60's chart toppers: name the artist: take good care of her? Answer: adam #wade# Question: Category: Defining Roles: Batman [the TV show]--> Batman Answer: Adam #West# Question: Smart, sophisticated comedy about husband and wife lawyers on opposing sides of the same murder case. Answer: Adam's rib Question: Who was George Washington's vice-president? Answer: John Quincy #Adams# Question: U.S. President, John Quincy ____. Answer: Adams Question: in 1938 christopher lloyd, actor (taxi, star trek iii, back to the future,---------- ), born? Answer: addams family Question: DesertantelopethatoriginallyrangedfromthewesternSaharaandMauritaniatoEgyptandtheSudan? Answer: Addax Question: Music: 80's Tune: Performed by: Robert Palmer? Answer: addicted to love Question: What is the capital of Ethiopia? Answer: Addis Ababa Question: Baby Names Beginning With "A": Meaning: Just, Wise? Answer: adli Question: Inlaw,specialcourtexercisingjurisdictionoverallmaritimeissues? Answer: Admiralty Question: Sun-dried brick used in places with warm, dry climates, such as Egypt and Mexico; also, the structures built out of these bricks. Answer: adobe Question: Who said "Today Europe, tomorrow the world"? Answer: Adolf #Hitler# Question: Who wrote Mein Kampf? Answer: Adolf #Hitler# Question: Who said "The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one."? Answer: AAdolf #Hitler# Question: of whom was eva braun the mistress? Answer: Adolf #Hitler# Question: who refused to shake jessie owens' hand at the 1936 summer olympics? Answer: Adolf #Hitler# Question: Genus of annual and perennial herbs (Buttercup) containing about 20 species, grown for their showy flowers? Answer: Adonis Question: These glands are located on top of the kidneys. Answer: Adrenal Question: What hormone is produced by the adrenal glands? Answer: adrenaline Question: The last married Catholic pope? Answer: Adrian II Question: Highlander: Who plays Duncan MacLeod Answer: Adrian #Paul# Question: What sea is between Italy and Yugoslavia? Answer: Adriatic Question: What's the point scored immediately after deuce in tennis? Answer: Advantage Question: what is the christian penitential season from end of november to christmas? Answer: advent Question: In a general sense, one who pleads for another in a court of law or other tribunal? (It's not lawyer.) Answer: advocate Question: whose patron is st ives? Answer: advocates Question: Name the sea between Asia Minor and Greece. Answer: Aegean Question: Hobbies & Leisure: Which exercises are designed to increase O2 consumption and speed circulation? Answer: aerobics Question: What branch of science studies the motion of air and the forces acting on objects in air? Answer: aerodynamics Question: what were "sopwith pup" and "sopwith camel"? Answer: aeroplanes Question: 80's chart toppers: name the artist: love in the elevator? Answer: aerosmith Question: 80's chart toppers: name the artist: janie's got a gun? Answer: aerosmith Question: This was the only band that showed at Waynestock in "Wayne's World 2"? Answer: aerosmith Question: Music: What group taped the first 3-D rock video in 1983? Answer: Aerosmith Question: Smoke, fog, & mist are all? Answer: aerosols Question: The earth's atmosphere and the space beyond is known as _________. Answer: aerospace Question: Whose moral of the story was 'Dont count your chickens before they're hatched'? Answer: aesop Question: What Greek slave wrote fables? Answer: aesop Question: What was the name of the Lady Godiva's horse? Answer: Aethenoth Question: DistrictofancientGreeceonthenortherncoastoftheGulfofCorinth? Answer: Aetolia Question: What is the name for a legal document, used in court, in which a person swears that certain facts are true? Answer: affadavit Question: What is the basic unit of currency for Afghanistan? Answer: afghani Question: what is the basic unit of currency for afghanistan? Answer: afghani Question: 30th may 1998, an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the richter scale triggered landslides that swallowed entire villages killing as many as 5,000 people. in which country did this take place? Answer: afghanistan Question: Which country would come first in an alphabetical list of countries? Answer: Afghanistan Question: what south-central asian republic was invaded by soviet troops in 1979? Answer: afghanistan Question: What continent's westernmost point is called Cape Verde? Answer: africa Question: What continent's southern tip is Cape Agulhas? Answer: africa Question: Whats the warmest continent? Answer: africa Question: What continent is the home to the greatest number of countries? Answer: Africa Question: On which continent would you find the Niger river? Answer: Africa Question: Which is the Earth's second largest continent? Answer: Africa Question: On which continent would you find the Congo river? Answer: Africa Question: Music: 80's Tune: Performed by: Toto? Answer: africa Question: Geography: The United States would fit into the continent of ------------ three and a half times? Answer: africa Question: Baby Names Beginning With "A": Meaning: Pleasant? Answer: africa Question: What continent pushes up the Atlas Mountains? Answer: africa Question: What continent is Sierra Leone in? Answer: africa Question: On which continent would you find the Nile river? Answer: Africa Question: Which species of Elephant has the largest ears, African or Indian? Answer: African Question: Which elephant can't be domesticated, the African or Indian? Answer: african Question: Humphrey Bogart won his only Oscar for which film Answer: african queen Question: Language derived from Dutch and used in South Africa? 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