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| Which country is McLaren driver David Coulthard from? |
| England |
Scotland |
Wales |
Ireland |
|
| In which Scottish city is there a famous festival every August?? |
| Dundee |
Glasgow |
Edinburgh |
Aberdeen |
|
| Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan starred in ...? |
| You've Got Mail |
Titanic |
When Harry Met Sally |
Pretty Woman |
|
| Peter Sellers played what detective in several films? |
| Philip Marlowe |
Sherlock Holmes |
Samuel Spade |
Jacques Clouseau |
|
| What is the name of the Japanese dinosaur monster which has appeared in many Japanese films? |
| Kraken |
Swamp Thing |
Godzilla |
Braben |
|
| What was Bob Marley's reggae groups name?? |
| The Waleses |
The Wailers |
The Howlers |
The Screamers |
|
| Which creature represents the star sign Leo? |
| Crab |
Lion |
Fish |
Cat |
|
| What term is used to describe the disintigration of a nuclear reactor? |
| Thermal Collapse |
Meltdown |
Breakdown |
Thermo Nuclear reverse |
|
| Which acid builds up in the muscles during strenuous exercise? |
| Hydrochloric Acid |
Sulphuric Acid |
Chloric Acid |
Lactic Acid |
|
| By what nickname is Chicago known? |
| Breezy City |
Windy City |
Motor City |
Sunshine City |
|
| What sort of creature is a Mamba? |
| Snake |
Bear |
Dog |
Fish |
|
| Which river flows through Newcastle? |
| The Tweed |
The Tay |
The Tyne |
The Dee |
|
| If you face north, then turn 90 degrees to the left three times in a row, which way are you facing? |
| South |
East |
North |
West |
|
| Which famous school is located between Slough and Windsor? |
| Eton |
Harrow |
Uppingham |
Charterhouse |
|
| Which plant's leaves are the traditional antidote to nettle stings? |
| Dandelion |
Dock |
Thistle |
Clover |
|
| Who is the actor who disguises himself as a woman to get work in the 1982 film Tootsie? |
| Tony Curtis |
Woody Allen |
Dustin Hoffman |
Jack Lemon |
|
| Who rode from London to York on a horse called Black Bess? |
| Dick Turpin |
Lady Godiva |
Harvey Smith |
Dick Whittington |
|
| What is the capital of Australia? |
| Sydney |
Melbourne |
Canberra |
Brisbane |
|
| What did Pope John Paul II do at Gatwick on his first visit to Britain? |
| kiss a baby |
kiss the concrete |
kiss the Queen |
kiss the baggage handler |
|
| Who was Blackbeard? |
| A pirate |
A mythical giant |
An unearthed prehistoric man |
A Scottish King |
|
| What is the meat ingredient in coq au vin? |
| chicken |
quail |
pork |
pheasant |
|
| Which singer starred in the film ' Mad Max and the Thunderdome'? |
| Blondie |
Lulu |
Tina Turner |
Cher |
|
| What group did Debbie Harry used to sing for? |
| Eurythmics |
Blondie |
Duran Duran |
Bananarama |
|
| What is a rostrum? |
| A greek meat dish |
A wake up call |
A platform for public speaking |
An African vegetable |
|
| What acid would you sprinkle on your chips? |
| Formic |
Sulphuric |
Hydrochloric |
Acetic |
|
| Which month has 31 days? |
| March |
April |
June |
September |
|
| Who is Barry Humphries often better known as? |
| Roy Evans |
Dame Edna Everage |
Marquess of Bath |
Elton John |
|
| If you were eating L'Escargots in France, what would you be eating? |
| Horse meat |
Prawns |
Frogs legs |
Snails |
|
| What was the name of singer Karen Carpenter's brother? |
| Robert |
Richard |
Rod |
Richie |
|
| Complete the well known book title. The Lion, The Witch and the...? |
| The Tiger |
The Warlock |
The Wizard |
The Wardrobe |
|
| What type of leaves do koala bears eat? |
| Eucalyptus |
Olive |
Mulberry |
Oak |
|
| What is the main ingredient of a Bloody Mary? |
| Strawberry juice |
Lime juice |
Tomato juice |
Grape juice |
|
| What is the national emblem of New Zealand? |
| Kiwi |
Koala |
Sheep |
Platypus |
|
| What is the name of Michael Jackson's monkey? |
| Bubbles |
Chimp |
Prince |
Polly |
|
| Which of these is not a helicopter ? |
| Lynx |
Apache |
Harrier |
Sea King |
|
| Who discovered gravity? |
| Isaac Newton |
Albert Einstein |
Thomas Edison |
Patrick Moore |
|
| What is the definition of 'cringe'? |
| To stretch |
To cower |
To squint |
To wither |
|
| Which bird is said to rise from its own ashes? |
| Owl |
Eagle |
Phoenix |
Pheasant |
|
| How many days are there in a leap year? |
| 365 |
366 |
364 |
367 |
|
| What is a male sheep called? |
| Sow |
Bull |
Ram |
Billy |
|
| RSVP on an invitation means...? |
| No children please |
Reply please |
Bring a bottle |
Bring a friend |
|
| Decibels measure...? |
| Power |
Sound |
Heat |
Light |
|
| Where would you be more likely to see a sitar? |
| At a concert |
In a bank |
In an aquarium |
In a graveyard |
|
| In which continent do pygmies live? |
| Africa |
America |
Asia |
Europe |
|
| For which musical did Andrew Lloyd Weber not write the music? |
| Grease |
Phantom of the Opera |
Evita |
Jesus Christ Super Star |
|
| What is a young lion called? |
| Pup |
Kitten |
Simba |
Cub |
|
| Dick Fosbury was famous for...? |
| High jump |
Triple jump |
Long jump |
Pole vault |
|
| What is twenty five per cent of two hundred and forty? |
| 40 |
50 |
60 |
70 |
|
| Complete the cartoon, The Perils of Penelope....? |
| Pittstop |
Pipsqueak |
Pittshanger |
Pitney |
|
| Suggs, Chrissy Boy and Barso are nicknames from which 80s band? |
| The Specials |
Bad Manners |
The Beat |
Madness |
|
| What was the name of the three headed dog guarding the Philosopher's Stone in the first Harry Potter Book? |
| Buffy |
Fluffy |
Gruffy |
Tuffy |
|
| What is the name of the tycoon that took over at Manchester United in 2005? |
| Roman Abromovich |
Mohammed Al Fayed |
Malcolm Glazer |
Bill Gates |
|
| To whom is Madonna married? |
| Guy Pearce |
Guy Ritchie |
Johnny Lee Miller |
Jude Law |
|
| What does a snake not have? |
| pupils |
eyelids |
tongue |
teeth |
|
| Which plant indicates the onset of spring? |
| tulip |
snowdrop |
pansy |
daffodil |
|
| Braveheart was a film about? |
| English Independence |
French Independence |
Scottish Independence |
Spanish Independence |
|
| Who played the villian in the first Die Hard movie? |
| Alan Rickman |
Jeremy Irons |
Charles Dance |
Christopher Walken |
|
| Who played the part of Mad Max in the film of the same name? |
| Kevin Bacon |
Bruce Willis |
Charles Bronson |
Mel Gibson |
|
| Who is the American cyclist won the Tour de France in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2002? |
| Greg Lemond |
Lance Armstrong |
Andrew Hampsten |
Danny Clark |
|
| Who played Big Chris in "Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"? |
| Mel Gibson |
Tom Hanks |
Vinnie Jones |
Jonny Lee Miller |
|
| Who played Peter Parker in the 2002 Spiderman? |
| Bruce Willis |
Toby Maguire |
Jonny Lee Miller |
Matthew Perry |
|
| Who checked into Hotel California? |
| The Eagles |
The Who |
The Rolling Stones |
The Beach Boys |
|
| Which song out of the following has allegedly been copied more times than any other song in the world? |
| Yesterday (Lennon/McCartney) |
Warning (Greenday) |
Dancing Queen (ABBA) |
We Will Rock you (Queen) |
|
| Singer Karen Carpenter died as a result of which illness? |
| Cancer |
Alcoholism |
Anorexia nervosa |
Maleria |
|
| Who was the Beatles drummer? |
| John Lennon |
Ringo Starr |
George Harrison |
Paul McCartney |
|
| What was P.Diddy formerly known as? |
| Notorious B.I.G. |
Jay-Z |
Puff Daddy |
Peter Drake |
|
| Who sang the classic "Let's Twist Again"? |
| Chubby Checker |
Little Richard |
Elvis Presley |
Ricky Nelson |
|
| Which football team has a sweet named after it? |
| Arsenal |
Liverpool |
Lincoln |
Everton |
|
| What is a "golden duck" in cricket? |
| Out first ball |
Out last ball of the innings |
Scoring six sixes in an over |
An award |
|
| What is a cocktail made of a mixture of Vodka and Orange Juice called? |
| A Sidecar |
A Screwdriver |
A Manhatten |
A Devils Brew |
|
| What does a Barometer measure? |
| Pressure |
Wind speed |
Rainfall |
Sunlight |
|
| In the Christmas carol, what did my true love give on the fifth day of Christmas? |
| Turtle Doves |
Lords a leaping |
Gold Rings |
French Hens |
|
| Which basketball player switched his career to baseball and back to basketball in the movie Space Jam? |
| Coby Brian |
Nick Carter |
Michael Jordan |
Jesse Michelle |
|
| What object found in the bathroom is actually a skeleton of a sea creature? |
| Pummet |
Sponge |
Flannel |
Soap |
|
| Which Scottish city does the singer Lulu come from? |
| Edinburgh |
Dundee |
Glasgow |
Aberdeen |
|
| Who is the lead singer for rock band Guns N Roses? |
| Slash |
Sebastian Bach |
Axl Rose |
Ozzy Osbourne |
|
| Who plays Chandler in the TV series Friends? |
| Matt Le Blanc |
Matthew Perry |
David Schwimmer |
Michael J Fox |
|
| What is the top left letter on a normal key board? |
| T |
Q |
S |
R |
|
| Björn, Benny, Agnetha, and Anni-frid made up this hit 70's Band? |
| Silver Connection |
ABBA |
K.C. and the Sunshine Band |
Bee Gees |
|
| In Alice in Wonderland what was the only thing left of the Cheshire Cat? |
| Its smile |
Its eyes |
Its whiskers |
Its tail |
|
| Before 1980, what was the African country Zimbabwe known as? |
| Botswana |
Namibia |
Zambia |
Rhodesia |
|
| What is added to soft drinks to make them fizzy? |
| Carbon monoxide |
Hydrogen |
Oxygen |
Carbon dioxide |
|
| Who is the patron saint of Scotland and Russia? |
| St David |
St Basil |
St Mungo |
St Andrew |
|
| A Bloody Mary contains tomato juice and which alcoholic drink? |
| White rum |
Vodka |
Whisky |
Brandy |
|
| A Irish liquour coffee contains which liquour? |
| Tia Maria |
Baileys |
Whisky |
Brandy |
|
| Who plays Mickey in the film "Snatch "? |
| Tom Hanks |
Brad Pitt |
Pierce Brosnan |
Vinnie Jones |
|
| Which Welsh singer appeared in the film 'Mars Attacks'? |
| Shirley Bassey |
Charlotte Church |
Tom Jones |
Michael Ball |
|
| In the Harry Potter movies, what is Hogwarts? |
| A mythical monster |
A School |
An Alien Life Form |
A disease |
|
| Which actress spawned the term 'Bunny Boiler'? |
| Glenn Close |
Susan Sarandon |
Julia Roberts |
Julie Andrews |
|
| What was the name of the little girl in Monsters Inc? |
| Peep |
Beep |
Boo |
Bop |
|
| Director Ron Howard originally played a character in which American series? |
| Happy Days |
The Partridge family |
The Wonder Years |
Cheers |
|
| Whose voice did they use for Woody's in Toy Story? |
| Robin Williams |
Tom Hanks |
Brad Pitt |
Nicholas Cage |
|
| Who is Mel Gibsons co star in the Lethal Weapon films? |
| Morgan Freeman |
Danny Glover |
Martin Riggs |
Danny de Vito |
|
| Who wrote, directed and starred in 'Citizen Kane'? |
| John Huston |
Orson Welles |
Robert de Niro |
Woody Allen |
|
| Who was 'Raging Bull'? |
| Al Pacino |
Robert de Niro |
Gene Hackman |
Jack Nicholson |
|
| With which sport would you associate Fatima Whitbread ? |
| Shot Putt |
Discus |
Javelin |
Long Jump |
|
| What is the middle letter of the middle row on a keyboard? |
| F |
G |
H |
K |
|
| In the classic film Peter Pan what's the fairy's name? |
| Tink bow |
Tinker Ball |
Tinker Bell |
Tinka flower |
|
| How many Star signs begin with the letter A? |
| 3 |
1 |
2 |
4 |
|
| What elbow problem is named after a sport? |
| Football |
Hockey |
Pool |
Tennis |
|
| What's the capital of Sweden? |
| St. Petersberg |
Stockholm |
Oslo |
Copenhagen |
|
| What is the first name of Captain Kirk from the first Star trek series? |
| John |
Jack |
Peter |
James |
|
| 'We Are The Champions' was a musical hit for which group in 1977? |
| ELO |
The Eagles |
The Byrds |
Queen |
|
| What is the capital of the People's Republic of China? |
| Beijing |
Shanghai |
Canton |
Taipei |
|
| What is the name of the Potions master in Harry Potter? |
| Snipe |
Snap |
Snape |
Stape |
|
| What is the sum of all the faces on a dice? |
| 21 |
19 |
23 |
16 |
|
| Which is the correct spelling of the word for something that is needed? |
| Neccesary |
Necesary |
Necessary |
Necessery |
|
| Which American actress was married to Hugh Grant in the film Nottinghill ? |
| Meg Ryan |
Julia Roberts |
Demi Moorl |
Cameron Diaz |
|
| Which Italienne dish is made of layered sheets of pasta ? |
| Canelonni |
Raviloi |
Lasagna |
Macaroni |
|
| Where do the Simpsons live? |
| Springholme |
Southpark |
Springfield |
YellowVille |
|
| Who's album is titled White Ladder? |
| Dusty Springfield |
Robbie Williams |
David Gray |
Westlife |
|
| Which country did the Olympics originate from? |
| Greece |
Turkey |
Cyprus |
America |
|
| What is the currency of Ireland? |
| Punt |
Euro |
Pound |
Dollar |
|
| How many pieces are there on a chess board at the start of a game? |
| 24 |
32 |
28 |
30 |
|
| Which of these is a continent? |
| North Dakota |
South America |
South Africa |
North Korea |
|
| Complete this famous quote: To be or not to be, that is the______.? |
| Problem |
Task |
Challenge |
Question |
|
| Which Danish sponsor of Liverpool FC is 'probably the best beer in the world'? |
| Amstel Light |
Carlsberg |
Heineken |
Fosters |
|
| Who was 'Dirty Harry'? |
| Harrison Ford |
Kevin Costner |
Clint Eastwood |
Dennis Quaid |
|
| Which movie features a character named 'Norman Bates'? |
| Exorcist |
Rosemary's Baby |
Psycho |
Halloween |
|
| Who starred as the greatest boxer ever in 'Ali'? |
| Will Smith |
Samuel L. Jackson |
Denzel Washington |
Cuba Gooding jr. |
|
| Who plays 'Austin Powers'? |
| Mike Myers |
Adam Sandler |
Will Smith |
Jim Carrey |
|
| Who was 'Cast Away'? |
| Tom Selleck |
Russell Crowe |
Tom Hanks |
Harrison Ford |
|
| Who was 'The Godfather'? |
| Robert Duvall |
Marlon Brando |
James Dean |
James Caan |
|
| Who played the part of Captain Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind? |
| Humphrey Bogart |
Clarke Gable |
Cary Grant |
Bing Crosby |
|
| Who plays George in "Father of the Bride"? |
| Michael Caine |
Steve Martin |
Liam Neeson |
Danny Devito |
|
| In which country was Lord of the Rings - The fellowship of the Ring filmed? |
| New Zealand |
Australia |
South Africa |
United States of America |
|
| In the movie BIG, starring Tom Hanks, what made him big? |
| A magic potion |
A fortune telling machine |
Three wishes |
A strike of lightning |
|
| In which film did Agent Starling appear? |
| X-Files |
Silence of the Lambs |
Seven |
Minority Report |
|
| Which of the following actors was NOT a member of 'Monty Python'? |
| Terry Gilliam |
Rowan Atkinson |
Terry Jones |
Eric Idle |
|
| Who won Pop Idol in the UK? |
| Darius Danesh |
Gareth Gates |
Will Young |
Rik Waller |
|
| What is 'mulligatawny'? |
| A kind of soup |
A kind of vegetable |
A kind of meat dish |
A kind of drink |
|
| 'Cirrus' and 'altocumulus' are types of what? |
| Gods |
Clouds |
Stars |
Goddesses |
|
| What flavour is Creme de Menthe? |
| Chocolate |
Vanilla |
Strawberry |
Peppermint |
|
| In the proverb, 'A stitch in time saves... how many? |
| Seven |
Eight |
Nine |
Ten |
|
| Name the British Citizens who live on 'The Rock'? |
| Ex-Pats |
Brits |
Gibraltarians |
Spaniards |
|
| Which of these is a name of an island in New York? |
| Short |
Tall |
Wide |
Long |
|
| What colour is traditionally worn in Britain as a sign of mourning? |
| Red |
White |
Black |
Purple |
|
| In which city is Anne Frank house? |
| Stockholm |
Amsterdam |
Paris |
Madrid |
|
| In what TV series would you see the Trotter brothers? |
| Faulty Towers |
Only Fools and Horses |
Brookside |
Eastenders |
|
| How many children does Prince Andrew have? |
| 1 |
2 |
3 |
0 |
|
| What is the capital of Portugal? |
| Rome |
Munich |
Lisbon |
Madrid |
|
| Which planet in our solar system is furthest away from the sun? |
| Pluto |
Neptune |
Uranus |
Saturn |
|
| What number is to the left of number 3 on a standard dartboard? |
| 17 |
10 |
19 |
2 |
|
| What unit is a horse's height measured in? |
| Inches |
Spans |
Hands |
Arms |
|
| Which of these is the closest planet to the sun? |
| Mercury |
Pluto |
Earth |
Saturn |
|
| Which saint is celebrated on the 17th March? |
| St. David |
St. Andrew |
St. George |
St. Patrick |
|
| How many spots are there on a single dice? |
| 20 |
21 |
22 |
23 |
|
| What was Cinderella's coach made out of? |
| A turnip |
A pumpkin |
A swede |
A bucket |
|
| What's the usual colour for the `black box' on an aeroplane ? |
| Black |
Red |
Grey |
Orange |
|
| What is the alcoholic drink Saki made from? |
| Wheat |
Hops |
Rice |
Potatoes |
|
| In the song, where did Tony Bennett leave his heart? |
| New york |
Chicago |
San Fransisco |
Boston |
|
| Which of the following was not one of the Bronte sisters? |
| Charlotte |
Emily |
Lucy |
Anne |
|
| Which is the correct spelling of this great river? |
| Missisippi |
Misissippi |
Mississipi |
Mississippi |
|
| What is the square route of twenty five? |
| Five |
Three |
Eight |
Seven |
|
| What is the world's fastest Mammal? |
| Jaguar |
Panther |
Cheetah |
Tiger |
|
| How many events are there in a decathlon? |
| Five |
Six |
Three |
Ten |
|
| Which of these cartoons is about a ghost? |
| The Little Mermaid |
Mulan |
Pocahontas |
Casper |
|
| According to the nursery rhyme little girls are made of 'sugar and spice...'? |
| And puppy dogs' tails |
And all things nice |
And slugs and snails |
Worms and lice |
|
| What sort of animal was Rin Tin Tin? |
| German Shepherd |
Horse |
Sea Lion |
Seal |
|
| Of which 80's pop group is Simon Le Bon the lead singer? |
| Duran Duran |
The Human League |
ABC |
Spandau Ballet |
|
| Where is Mount Fuji? |
| China |
Japan |
Indonesia |
India |
|
| How many centimetres are there in a metre? |
| One hundred |
One thousand |
Five hundred |
One million |
|
| Who would have used a Davy lamp? |
| A dentist |
A miner |
A nurse |
A meter reader |
|
| In Australian slang what is a barbie? |
| A barbecue |
A doll |
A nightdress |
A can of beer |
|
| What is Bart Simpson's father called? |
| Virgil |
Otto |
Homer |
Ralph |
|
| How is a facsimile better known? |
| Telex |
E-mail |
Fax |
Phone call |
|
| What nationality is the singer Bjork? |
| Danish |
Norwegian |
Icelandic |
Finnish |
|
| Which European country is famous for bullfighting? |
| Holland |
Italy |
Greece |
Spain |
|
| Which of these is not one of the seven deadly sins? |
| Sloth |
Anger |
Hate |
Pride |
|
| Which American state is known as the Sunshine State? |
| New York |
California |
Florida |
Nevada |
|
| The Statue of Liberty is in which American City? |
| Las Vegas |
Boston |
New York |
Dallas |
|
| What do bees feed on? |
| pollen |
nectar |
buds |
petals |
|
| What measurement is used to determine depth? |
| Fathoms |
Metres |
Bars |
Isotopes |
|
| What is a set of golf clubs often called? |
| steels |
irons |
brasses |
tins |
|
| What is the capital of Finland? |
| Helsinki |
Brussels |
Vienna |
Oslo |
|
| Which actor played the part of Hannibal Lecter? |
| Anthony Hopkins |
Sylvester Stallone |
Clint Eastwood |
Mel Gibson |
|
| How many strings do you normally find on a guitar? |
| 4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
|
| Andrew Ridgeley was the less famous half of which pop duo? |
| Bros |
Wham |
Dollar |
The Thompson Twins |
|
| In what year did England host and win football's World Cup? |
| 1956 |
1966 |
1986 |
1996 |
|
| What is a Muslim place of worship called? |
| Synagogue |
Mosque |
Chapel |
Temple |
|
| Which 16-year-old won the 1997 women's singles title at Wimbledon? |
| Pam Shriver |
Chris Everett |
Martina Hingis |
Anke Huber |
|
| Which alcoholic drink is hops used to flavour? |
| wine |
vodka |
beer |
port |
|
| Which chess piece can only move one square at a time in any direction? |
| Bishop |
King |
Rook |
Knight |
|
| Who married Patsy Kensit in April 1997? |
| Gary Kemp |
Liam Gallagher |
Keith Richards |
Damien Albarn |
|
| Who co-starred with Whitney Houston in The Bodyguard? |
| Tom Cruise |
Richard Gere |
Kevin Costner |
Arnold Schwarzenegger |
|
| On which day are hot cross buns traditionally eaten? |
| Good Friday |
Ash Wednesday |
Boxing Day |
Easter Monday |
|
| How many signs of the zodiac are there? |
| 13 |
10 |
12 |
11 |
|
| A revolving firework is named after which saint? |
| Ann |
Catherine |
Peter |
Christopher |
|
| The physical stimulant in coffee, chocolate and coke is ...? |
| water |
caffeine |
tannin |
nicotine |
|
| In what form of horse racing are horses not required to jump obstacles? |
| Hurdles |
Flat racing |
Steeple chase |
Badminton trials |
|
| Of which eighties pop group was Morrissey lead singer? |
| Duran Duran |
Wham |
The Smiths |
INXS |
|
| Who wrote the play Much Ado About Nothing? |
| Arthur Miller |
Noel Coward |
Shakespeare |
Tom Stoppard |
|
| In which American city was there a famous tea party in 1773? |
| Chicago |
Washington |
Seattle |
Boston |
|
| On what date does Hallowe'en fall? |
| October 31st |
August 31st |
November 1st |
November 5th |
|
| Who is Punch's puppet wife? |
| Julia |
Jenny |
Judy |
Joanna |
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| If you have a Harley Davidson, what are you likely to own? |
| A writing bureau |
A motorbike |
A horse |
A plane |
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| Which of these bridges is near San Francisco? |
| Forth |
Golden Gate |
Newport |
Humber |
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| Which country is also known as Eire? |
| Wales |
Scotland |
The Republic of Ireland |
Northern Ireland |
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| Which expensive delicacy consists of salted roe from a sturgeon? |
| Fois Gras |
Smoked salmon |
Caviar |
Truffles |
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| Which of these big cats traditionally has a lot of black pigmentation? |
| Lion |
Leopard |
Panther |
Tiger |
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