Blockbusters 06 - (Submitted By Yoda)

		Question	Answer
001	M	What 'M' was the composer who began his career at four?	Mozart
002	O	What 'O' is a rectangle with unequal adjacent sides?	Oblong
003	K	What 'K' is the capital of Pakistan?	Karachi
004	D	What 'D' was the English poet who was Dean of St Paul's?	Donne
005	J	What 'J' makes you yellow?	Jaundice
006	P	What 'P' is a black or melanistic variety of leopard?	Panther
007	H	What 'H' means a large mass - and was incredible in a TV series?	Hulk
008	W	What 'W' comes before proof, vane or forecast?	Weather
009	F	What 'F' lies 200 miles north-west of the Shetlands?	Faroes
010	B	What 'B' is a game played on a double board with counters and dice?	Backgammon
011	L	What 'L' is the capital of Peru?	Lime
012	S	What 'S' is a small fish of the herring family?	Sardine
013	T	What 'T' is a sauce made from peppers?	Tabasco
014	R	What 'R' was Zimbabwe?	Rhodesia
015	C	What 'C' is an underground cell or vault?	Crypt
016	E	What 'E' built Paris' most famous landmark?	Eiffel
017	A	What 'A' is a narrow tube attached to the large intestine and closed at one end?	Appendix
018	V	What 'V' was a French science fiction writer?	Verne
019	G	What 'G' is a dark red semi-precious gem?	Garnet
020	N	What 'N' are star clusters and gas clouds in space?	Nebula
021	C	What 'C' is the cabin of a half-decked boat - and a young coal fish?	Cuddy
022	I	What 'I' is the Chinese book of divination?	I Ching
023	N	What 'N' was Egyptian president from 1956-1970?	Nasser
024	O	What 'O' is the back of the head?	Occiput
025	F	What 'F' is an agent, or one who acts for another?	Factor
026	K	What 'K' is a South African desert?	Kalahari
027	A	What 'A' is a calculator made up of beads on wire?	Abacus
028	P	What 'P' is a medium-sized bird found worldwide?	Pigeon
029	D	What 'D' wrote Crime and Punishment?	Dostoevsky
030	J	What 'J' is South Africa's largest city?	Johannesburg
031	B	What 'B' means to roar like a bull?	Bellow
032	Q	What 'Q' is a bitter medicine made from bark?	Quinine
033	H	What 'H' is an insect whose name rhymes with a word for ice-cream cone?	Hornet
034	L	What 'L' is the capital of Portugal?	Lisbon
035	S	What 'S' was the literary language of ancient India?	Sanskrit
036	R	What 'R' is the oldest US president?	Reagan
037	E	What 'E' is an elongated fish lacking pelvic fins?	Eel
038	M	What 'M' is a supply chamber, a store room for arms - and an illustrated periodical?	Magazine
039	T	What 'T' comes before land, mat and tennis?	Table
040	U	What 'U' is the inner bone of the forearm?	Ulna
041	G	What 'G' is an elastic fluid that has neither shape nor volume?	Gas
042	Y	What 'Y' comes before fever, ochre and hammer?	Yellow
043	A	What 'A' is an Afrikaans word meaning 'Separate development'?	Apartheid
044	T	What 'T' is a small freshwater turtle?	Terrapin
045	V	What 'V' was a great French philosopher and writer?	Voltaire
046	S	What 'S' is a light, loose-fitting shoe for indoor use?	Slipper
047	U	What 'U' is a silvery radio-active element?	Uranium
048	B	What 'B' was once called East Pakistan?	Bangladesh
049	E	What 'E' is a song of lamentation, especially for the dead?	Elegy
050	N	What 'N' is a type of smooth-skinned peach?	Nectarine
051	I	What 'I' is one of the most abundant of African antelopes?	Impala
052	L	What 'I' is milk sugar?	Lactose
053	P	What 'P' is the succulent fruit of a spiny plant?	Pineapple
054	O	What 'O' is someone to whom another is legally bound by contract?	Obliged
055	H	What 'H' is probably the most abundant element in the universe?	Hydrodgen
056	F	What 'F' is a boring chore - and a cigarette?	Fag
057	D	What 'D' is the sea below sea-level?	Dead
058	M	What 'M' builds an incubator to hatch its eggs?	Mallee
059	J	What 'J' did Napoleon divorce in 1809?	Josephine
060	R	What 'R' is a vast American mountain chain?	Rocky
061	C	What 'C' is a small fragment?	Crumb
062	E	What 'E' is bordered by Somalia, Kenya and Sudan?	Ethiopia
063	I	What 'I' was International Rugby Champion 1984-5?	Ireland
064	N	What 'N' is slang for police informer?	Nark
065	R	What 'R' invented a cube?	Rubik
066	W	What 'W' is an ugly African pig?	Warthog
067	D	What 'D' means scanty supply of?	Dearth
068	K	What 'K' is the capital of the Sudan?	Khartoum
069	B	What 'B' is played with a ball and bat on a diamond- shaped pitch?	Baseball
070	V	What 'V' means to waver or hesitate?	Vacillate
071	F	What 'F' is a tiny mythical being with magic powers?	Fairy
072	T	What 'T' is a small nail, saddlery - and a long, loose stitch?	Tac
073	S	What 'S' was a beetle held sacred by the ancient Egyptians?	Scarab
074	Y	What 'Y' is a form of old German spoken by East European Jews?	Yiddish
075	L	What 'L' is another name for the Crocodile River?	Limpopo
076	G	What 'G' is the third largest city in Britain?	Glasgow
077	P	What 'P' is an unpleasant smell?	Pong
078	U	What 'U' is an ochre-like natural pigment?	Umber
079	J	What 'T' wrote the first dictionary?	Johnson
080	A	What 'A' is a suspension of liquid in a gas?	Aerosol
081	F	What 'F' is a Turkish cap - and a sacred city in Morocco?	Fez
082	O	What 'O' comes before well, skin and paint?	Oil
083	K	What 'K' is a racist US secret society?	Ku Klux Klan
084	R	What 'R' is the capital of Iceland?	Reykjavik
085	T	What 'T' is a crisp, plain, glossy fabric?	Taffeta
086	A	What 'A' is the tree called 'guardian of riverbanks'?	Alder
087	E	What `E' is the world's largest pachyderm?	Elephant
088	B	What 'B' is the Devil?	Beelzebub
089	P	What 'P' is a vertical supporting structure?	Pillar
090	D	What 'D' is Europe's second longest river?	Danube
091	N	What 'N' was India's first Prime Minister?	Nehru
092	J	What 'J' are the major veins of the neck?	Jugular
093	S	What 'S' is the currency of Kenya?	Shilling
094	H	What 'H' is farming?	Husbandry
095	U	What 'U' Was once the world's largest country?	USSR
096	G	What 'G' won the Grand National in 1982?	Grittar
097	M	What 'M' was the sea cow mistaken by Columbus for a mermaid?	Manatee
098	W	What 'W' wrote The Compleat Angler?	Walton
099	C	What 'C' is a band of singers?	Choir
100	L	What 'L' is a reptile - and England's southernmost point?	Lizard
101	M	What 'M' lives underground — on worms?	Mole
102	O	What 'O' comes before licence, peak and hand?	Off
103	K	What 'K' is the capital of Jamaica?	Kingston
104	D	What 'D' was the 17th century poet and satirist?	Dryden
105	J	What 'T is obscure and pretentious language?	Jargon
106	P	What 'P' is a member of the whale family?	Porpoise
107	H	What 'H' used elephants to invade Italy?	Hannibal
108	W	What 'W' does a cricketer bat in front of?	Wicket
109	F	What 'F' consists of over 800 islands in the South West Pacific?	Fiji
110	B	What 'B' was the archbishop murdered in Canterbury Cathedral?	Becket
111	L	What 'L' is an aquatic blood-sucking worm?	Leech
112	S	What 'S' — as well as spiders — are arachnids?	Scorpions
113	T	What 'T' is slang for a Welshman?	Taffy
114	R	What 'R' was a prolific Dutch painter?	Rembrandt
115	C	What 'C' is the USA's most highly populated state?	California
116	E	What 'E' is the female reproductive cell?	Egg
117	A	What 'A' was Queen Victoria's consort?	Albert
118	V	What 'V' are large carrion-eating birds?	Vultures
119	G	What 'G' comes before house, paper and ware?	Glass
120	N	What 'N' is the second outermost planet of the solar system?	Neptune
121	C	What 'C' was a Roman Emperor notorious for his cruelty?	Caligula
122	I	What 'I' is a Moslem priest?	Imam
123	N	What 'N' is a wet Scottish monster?	Nessie
124	O	What 'O' is the canal from mouth to gullet?	Oesophagus
125	F	What 'F' are the greatest jumpers for their size in the animal kingdom?	Fleas
126	K	What 'K' is a citadel within a Russian city?	Kremlin
127	A	What 'A' are substances tending to lose a positive ion?	Acids
128	P	What 'P' are the world's most wonderful tombs?	Pyramids
129	D	What 'D' was the Archbishop of Canterbury who lived through seven reigns?	Dunstan
130	J	What 'J' is a sudden shake, an unsettling shock - and a container?	Jar
131	B	What 'B' means two-footed?	Bipedal
132	Q	What 'Q' is the second-largest Australian state?	Queensland
133	H	What 'H' is robust - and an English novelist?	Hardy
134	L	What 'L' is a pantry?	Larder
135	S	What 'S' are fishes whose males have the babies?	seahorses
136	R	What 'R' comes from the Czech and means forced labour?	Robot
137	E	What `E' is hard black wood?	Ebony
138	M	What 'M' is Canada's national emblem?	Maple Leaf
139	T	What 'T are the most primitive social insects?	Termites
140	U	What 'U' comes before violet, marine and sound?	Ultra
141	G	What 'G' are longitudes calculated from?	Greenwich
142	Y	What 'Y' is chatter - and a long-haired mountain ox?	Yak
143	A	What 'A' are flowerless plants living mostly in water?	Algae
144	T	What 'T' is the largest of the cats?	Tiger
145	V	What 'V' is a gentleman's gentleman?	Valet
146	S	What 'S' was a French philosopher who won the 1964 Nobel Prize?	Sartre
147	U	What 'U' means very many (times)?	Umpteen
148	B	What 'B' is a liqueur - and a monastic order?	Benedictine
149	E	What 'E' is the largest of the antelopes?	Eland
150	N	What 'N' was a one-eyed, one-armed British admiral?	Nelson
151	I	What 'I' is a mental defective?	Imbecile
152	L	What 'L' means transparent or clear?	Limpid
153	P	What 'P' is the Sovereign Pontiff?	Pope
154	O	What 'O' wrote The Art of Love?	Ovid
155	H	What 'H' is salted meat, the back of the thigh - and a bad actor?	Ham
156	F	What 'F' is a short fictitious story with a moral at the end?	Fable
157	D	What 'D' comes before light, dream and break?	Day
158	M	What 'M' is a baboon related to the drill?	Madrill
159	J	What 'T' advanced psychoanalysis?	Jung
160	R	What 'R' is where Magna Carta was signed?	Runnymede
161	C	What 'C' is called 'the windy city'?	Chicago
162	E	What 'E' invented the electric light bulb?	Edison
163	I	What 'I' is the largest American lizard?	Iguana
164	N	What 'N' designed Regent's Park and Marble Arch?	Nash
165	R	What 'R' is a flat floating structure - and a film star?	Raft
166	W	What 'W' are Madame Tussaud's models made of?	Wax
167	D	What 'D' is a plant named from the French for lion's tooth?	Dandelion
168	K	What 'K' is a tail-less, flight-less New Zealand bird?	Kiwi
169	B	What 'B' is the chief ore of aluminium?	Baixite
170	V	What 'V' is drapery round the edge of a bed?	Vlance
171	F	What 'F' is the world's leading exporter of pulp and paper?	Finland
172	T	What 'T' is multi-processed soya 'meat'?	TVP
173	S	What 'S' is dismissal, dry white wine - and a bag?	Sack
174	Y	What 'Y' is the abominable snowman?	Yeti
175	L	What 'L' is a Hungarian composer - and a rhyming slang for drunk?	Liszt
176	G	What 'G' left the Common Market in 1985?	Greenland
177	P	What 'P' is inflammation of the tooth sockets?	Pyorrhoea
178	U	What 'U' is a leading actor's stand-in?	Understudy
179	J	What 'J' was formerly Karol Wojtyla of Cracow?	John Paul II
180	A	What 'A' is a mixture or compound of two or more	Alloy
181	F	What 'F' is a long pointed tooth?	Fang
182	O	What 'O' founded a political party?	Owen
183	K	What 'K' do you stir with to stir up strife?	Knife
184	R	What 'R' was an impressionist French composer?	Ravel
185	T	What 'T' is used by surveyors to measure angles?	Theodolite
186	A	What 'A' is a South American grazing animal related to the llama?	Alpaca
187	E	What 'E' is a Turkish title of respect?	Effendi
188	B	What 'B' is a beak, an obsolete weapon and a note of charges?	Bill
189	P	What 'P' constricts its prey to death?	Python
190	D	What 'D' wrote The Three Musketeers?	Dumas
191	N	What 'N' was the last Czar of Russia?	Nicholas
192	J	What 'J' comes before ass, boot and knife?	Jack
193	S	What 'S' is St Nicholas?	Santa Claus
194	H	What 'H' was the battle which changed the English language?	Hastings
195	U	What 'U' means emit as sound?	Utter
196	G	What 'G' lies between Mexico and Honduras?	Utter Guatemala
197	M	What 'M' is deep crimson?	Magenta
198	W	What 'W' are fancifully found on Wimbledon Common?	Wombles
199	C	What 'C' is where the Pilgrim fathers first landed in America?	Cape Cod
200	L	What 'L' is an azure mineral used as a gemstone?	Lapis Lazuli
201	M	What 'M' is a gun, a TV series, and a double-sized bottle?	Magnum
202	O	What 'O' founded the Holy Roman Empire?	Otto
203	K	What 'K' is a powder used to darken eyelids?	Kohl
204	D	What 'D' was the Anglo-Saxon tax levied to buy off the Danes?	Danegeld
205	J	What 'J' is a holy city for three religions?	Jerusalem
206	P	What 'P' is a scaly anteater?	Pangolin
207	H	What 'H' is an old word for stockings - and a watering tube?	Hose
208	W	What 'W' comes before chair, base and wright?	Wheel
209	F	What 'F' was the last king of Egypt?	Farouk
210	B	What 'B' is a poetic word for a command?	Behest
211	L	What 'L' is a peewit?	Lapwing
212	S	What 'S' is an oriental flat-bottomed boat?	Sampan
213	T	What 'T' is a schedule of rates or prices?	Tariff
214	R	What 'R' was a French impressionist painter?	Renoir
215	C	What 'C' is a spontaneously composed West Indian song?	Calypso
216	E	What 'E' is a pouring forth?	Effusion
217	A	What 'A' is a fossilised resin from prehistoric trees?	Amber
218	V	What 'V' was a major World War I battle?	Verdun
219	G	What 'G' is a desert-living African rodent - and a British household pet?	Gerbil
220	N	What 'N' was the Corsican who became Emperor of	Napoleon
221	C	What 'C' is a fish of the carp family - and a make of lock?	Chub
222	I	What 'I' is a small demon?	Imp
223	N	What 'N' was a US president who resigned?	Nixon
224	O	What 'O' was an unknown animal till 1901?	Okapi
225	F	What 'F' equals 1.8 metres?	Fathom
226	K	What 'K' is the only truly oceanic gull?	Kittiwake
227	A	What 'A' is the capital of Algeria?	Algiers
228	P	What 'P' comes before pocket, axe and up?	Pick
229	D	What 'D' was a Greek who feasted with a sword hung over him by a hair?	Damocles
230	T	What 'T' is the largest order of the Catholic church?	Jesuit
231	B	What 'B' produced the first petrol-powered c?	Benz
232	Q	What 'Q' is a four-footed animal?	Quadruped
233	H	What 'H' is a climbing plant - and an informal dance?	Hop
234	L	What 'L' first flew the Atlantic solo?	Lindbergh
235	S	What 'S' is a small perfumed bag?	Sachet
236	R	What 'R' is Germany's industrial district?	Ruhr
237	E	What 'E' is the US sculptor with work in Hyde Park?	Epstein
238	M	What 'M' is molten rock within the Earth's crust?	Magma
239	T	What 'T' is a freshwater member of the salmon family?	Trout
240	U	What 'U' is the objective case of we?	Us
241	G	What 'G' dropped balls from the leaning tower of Pisa?	Galileo
242	Y	What 'Y' is a sailing vessel?	Yacht
243	A	What 'A' is the fruit of the Amygdalus Communis?	Almond
244	T	What 'T' kills some 100,000 Britons each year?	Tobacco
245	V	What 'V' is the capital of Malta?	Valletta
246	S	What 'S' is a shoe hollowed from one piece of wood?	Sabot
247	U	What 'U' holds the ashes of the dead?	Urn
248	B	What 'B' are nomadic desert Arabs?	Bedouin
249	E	What 'E' is the same?	Equal
250	N	What 'N' was the first president of Tanzania?	Nyerere
251	I	What 'I' is the fourth most abundant substance in the Earth's crust?	Iron
252	L	What 'L' is a small-clawed lobster or crayfish?	Langouste
253	P	What 'P' is a toll-bar, a freshwater fish, and a weapon?	Pike
254	O	What 'O' wrote Animal Farm?	Orwell
255	H	What 'H' is a British film company — and a blunt instrument?	Hammer
256	F	What 'F' was five times world champion racing driver?	Fangio
257	D	What 'D' grows to thirty metres and can fruit for 300 years?	Date Palm
258	M	What 'M' is slang for mean?	Mingy
259	J	What 'J' is the month named after Caesar?	July
260	R	What 'R' had the heart of a lion?	Richard I
261	C	What 'C' treat feet?	Chiropodists
262	E	What 'E' removed marble sculptures from the Parthenon to the British Museum?	Elgin
263	I	What 'I' means to call into question?	Impeach
264	N	What 'N' comes before mare, shade and shirt?	Night
265	R	What 'R' introduced the potato to Britain?	raleigh
266	W	What 'W' is a type of willow - and someone in tears?	Weeping
267	D	What 'D' were the oldest sons of the kings of France?	Dauphins
268	K	What 'K' removes waste products from the blood?	Kidney
269	B	What 'B' is a spring balance used to gauge water depth?	Bathometer
270	V	What 'V' was the home of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Mahler, Brahms and Freud?	Vienna
271	F	What 'F' is a deposit of polluting particles?	Fallout
272	T	What 'T' cost up to £10 a pound in 17th century England?	tea
273	S	What 'S' is the language of East Africa?	Swahili
274	Y	What 'Y' is a coarse rough type?	Yobbo
275	L	What 'L' was the US president slain at a play?	Lincoln
276	G	What 'G' is a substance in between solid and liquid?	Gel
277	P	What 'P' is a large South American rodent?	Paca
278	U	What 'U' is an implement or tool?	Utensil
279	J	What 'J' was the maiden who led an army?	Joan Of Arc
280	A	What 'A' is the largest, most important artery?	Aorta
281	F	What 'F' discovered electro-magnetic induction?	Faraday
282	O	What 'O' is a German town - and a composer?	Offenbach
283	K	What 'K' comes before calorie, hertz and watt?	Kilo
284	R	What 'R' were first used in war by the Chinese in the 13th century?	Rockets
285	T	What 'T' winters in the Antarctic and spends the summer in the Arctic?	Tern
286	A	What 'A' is a respiratory disease?	Asthma
287	E	What 'E' is the largest Australian bird?	Emu
288	B	What 'B' is a city divided by a wall?	Berlin
289	P	What 'P' was a 6th century BC Greek mathematician?	Pythagoras
290	D	What 'D' is to fish by letting bait bob on water?	Dap
291	N	What 'N' is a hookah pipe?	Narghile
292	J	What 'J' was US president from 1963 to 1969?	Johnson
293	S	What 'S' is the capital of El Salvador?	San Salvador
294	H	What 'H' was the messenger of the gods?	Hermes
295	U	What 'U' is moneylending at exhorbitant interest?	Usury
296	G	What 'G' are the elementary units of heredity?	Genes
297	M	What 'M' is a tropical tree of hard red wood?	Mahogany
298	W	What 'W' is something that comes every seven days?	Weekly
299	C	What 'C' is the roe of sturgeon?	Caviar
300	L	What 'L' was the leading protestant of the Reformation?	Luther
301	M	What 'M' is the highest class of animals?	Mammals
302	O	What 'O' is a sultanate in South West Asia?	Oman
303	K	What 'K' is the indentation in the bottom of a glass bottle?	Kick
304	D	What 'D' comes before horse, continent and ages?	Dark
305	J	What 'J' was the American novelist who lived mainly in England?	James
306	P	What 'P's' beak can hold more than his belly can?	Pelican
307	H	What 'H' means Spanish?	Hispanic
308	W	What 'W' is the antonym of husband?	Wife
309	F	What 'F' is twelve inches?	Foot
310	B	What 'B' is the world's bestselling book?	Bible
311	L	What 'L' is the sound-producing cavity in the windpipe?	Larynx
312	S	What 'S' is Swahili for a journey?	Safari
313	T	What 'T' were cave dwellers?	Troglodytes
314	R	What 'R' was a great Renaissance artist?	Raphael
315	C	What 'C' is a wedge used to stop a wheel moving?	Chock
316	E	What 'E' is a newt?	eft
317	A	What 'A' is a black sticky mixture of minerals containing bitumen?	Asphalt
318	V	What 'V' is where the Confederates surrendered in the US civil war?	Vicksburg
319	G	What 'G' is a Japanese female entertainer?	Geisha
320	N	What 'N' is a tendency to self-worship?	Narcissm
321	C	What 'C' is an often fatal disease endemic in India?	Cholera
322	I	What 'I' is senseless?	Inane
323	N	What 'N' was Napoleon's general at Waterloo?	Ney
324	O	What 'O' is the world centre for port (wine)?	Oporto
325	F	What 'F' played cricket and soccer for England - and held the world long jump record?	Fry
326	K	What 'K' is a rounded protuberance?	Knob
327	A	What 'A' is someone lacking pigment in their skin and hair?	Albino
328	P	What 'P' is a species of whale that sometimes loses its way?	Pilot
329	D	What 'D' means to believe, consider or judge?	Deem
330	J	What 'J' is the river where Jesus was baptised?	Jordan
331	B	What 'B' is played on a table with three balls and a rod?	Billiards
332	Q	What 'Q' are the hypothetical bases of atomic particles?	Quarks
333	H	What 'H' is to push your way, or jostle?	Hustle
334	L	What 'L' wrote Hiawatha?	Longfellow
335	S	What 'S' connects the Mediterranean and the Red Sea?	Suez Canal
336	R	What 'R' is a bird with a red breast?	Robin
337	E	What 'E' is either pole of an electric battery?	Electrode
338	M	What 'M' is a soft-bodied grub?	Maggot
339	T	What 'T' comes before worm, measure and deck?	Tape
340	U	What 'U' is a lifeline?	Umbilical
341	G	What 'G' was an English portrait painter?	Gainsborough
342	Y	What 'Y' means over there?	Yonder
343	A	What 'A' comes before cyclone, macassar and climax?	Anti
344	T	What 'T' are pungent aromatic leaves used as flavouring?	Tarragon
345	V	What 'V' is a farewell speech?	Valediction
346	S	What 'S' is the capital of Chile?	Santiago
347	U	What 'U' is an undercurrent flowing contrary to a surface current?	Undertow
348	B	What 'B' is a cardinal's cap - and a make of gun?	Biritta
349	E	What 'E' spontaneously recovers its shape after distortion?	Elastic
350	N	What 'N' was destroyed by an atom bomb?	Nagasaki
351	I	What 'I' is an image of Christ in the Eastern church?	Icon
352	L	What 'L' is a long-shaped weapon?	Lance
353	P	What 'P' was a major Russian literary figure?	Pushkin
354	O	What 'O' is a South African river, a French town and a fruit?	Orange
355	H	What 'H' was the Greek goddess of health?	Hygeia
356	F	What 'F' is an artificially high voice?	Falsetto
357	D	What 'D' wrote The Origin of Species?	Darwin
358	M	What 'M' comes from deers and is used in perfume?	Musk
359	J	What 'J' was the US president who created the Republican party?	Jefferson
360	R	What 'R' is a type of grass - and a British film star?	Reed
361	C	What 'C' is the substance left when a mineral has been burnt?	Calx
362	E	What 'E' is the most densely populated part of Britain?	England
363	I	What 'I' is beginning?	Inception
364	N	What 'N' was the mythical drink which conferred immortality?	Nectar
365	R	What 'R' comes before head, wing and skin?	Red
366	W	What 'W' is spoken by natives of Snowdonia?	Welsh
367	D	What 'D' is an antelope the size of a hare?	Dik Dik
368	K	K. What 'K' succeeded Joseph Stalin?	Khrushchev
369	B	What 'B' was an early word for cinema?	Bioscope
370	V	What 'V' was paradise in Norse mythology?	Valhalla
371	F	What 'F' is a barrier - and a receiver of stolen goods?	Fence
372	T	What 'T wrote poetry for more than sixty years?	Tennyson
373	S	What 'S' is an oil-rich desert kingdom?	Saudi Arabia
374	Y	What 'Y' is a fox-hunter's cry or halloo?	Yoicks
375	L	What 'L' is apathetic or drooping?	Languid
376	G	What 'G' helped win India's independence?	Gandhi
377	P	What 'P' is a unit of mass, an animal enclosure - and a US poet?	Pound
378	U	What 'U' means the month proceeding this one?	Ultimo
379	J	What 'J' is the ancient Samurai combat form using throws?	Jujitsu
380	A	What 'A' was taught by Plato - and himself taught Alexander the Great?	Aristotle
381	F	What 'F' is an enthusiastic supporter - and a device for circulating air?	Fan
382	O	What 'O' is the capital of Canada?	Ottowa
383	K	What 'K' was the first Mongul Emperor of China?	Kublai Khan
384	R	What 'R' is any savage-tempered animal?	Rogue
385	T	What 'T' is a unit of measure of gas?	Therm
386	A	What 'A' mechanised cotton spinning?	Arkwright
387	E	What 'E' is a rich green variety of beryl?	Emerald
388	B	What 'B' is the science of life?	Biology
389	P	What 'P' is a small sea-snail living on the shore?	Periwinkle
390	D	What 'D' means to discourage, intimidate - and press herrings down in a barrel?	Daunt
391	N	What 'N' is laughing gas?	Nitrous Oxide
392	J	What 'J' invaded England in the fifth century?	Jutes
393	S	What 'S' is an autonomous Mediterranean island?	Sardinia
394	H	What 'H' is the antonym to Heaven?	Hell
395	U	What 'U' is higher?	Upper
396	G	What 'G' is a spirit, a trap - and a machine for seeding cotton?	Gin
397	M	What 'M' was fascist dictator of Italy?	Mussolini
398	W	What 'W' comes before band, watch, and drop?	Wrist
399	C	What 'C' is a large ruminant able to go for long periods without water?	Camel
400	L	What 'L' is an old nautical term for port (or left)?	Larboard
401	M	What 'M' is a small, half-wild horse?	Mustang
402	O	What 'O' is a square-based column with a pyramidal top?	Obelisk
403	K	What 'K' was Kenya's first president?	Kenyatta
404	D	What 'D' is soft, drab coral shaped like a human hand?	Dead Mans Fingers
405	J	What 'J' is a preserve made from fruit?	Jam
406	P	What 'P' was an English satiric poet?	Pope
407	H	What 'H' is another name for bumble-bee?	Humble Bee
408	W	What 'W' is a perennial plant - and a girl not asked to dance?	Wallflower
409	F	What 'F' is cat-like?	Feline
410	B	What 'B' is a type of paper, a restraint and a secret agent?	Bond
411	L	What 'L' is a metallic element, symbol Pb?	Lead
412	S	What 'S' is to sound like something being pulled out of mud?	Squelch
413	T	What 'T' is the second largest US state?	Texas
414	R	What 'R' was a French sculptor?	rodin
415	C	What "C's" teachings are the basis of Scottish presbyterianism?	Calvin
416	E	What 'E' preserves dead bodies from decay?	Embalming
417	A	What 'A' was the sacred chest of the Hebrews?	Ark
418	V	What 'V' is the brightest of the planets?	Venus
419	G	What 'G' composed the folk-opera Porgy and Bess?	Gershwin
420	N	What 'N' was the Greek goddess of victory?	Nike
421	C	What 'C' is the silvery-white metallic element, symbol Ca?	Calcium
422	I	What 'I' were conquered by the Spanish in Peru?	Incas
423	N	What 'N' is bounded by the North Sea, Belgium and West Germany?	Netherlands
424	O	What 'O' is the most intelligent invertebrate?	Octopus
425	F	What 'F' discovered penicillin?	Fleming
426	K	What 'K' is German for children's garden?	Kindergarten
427	A	What 'A' is a large-mouthed fish of the Herring family?	Anchovy
428	P	What 'P' was destroyed by the volcano Vesuvius?	Pompeii
429	D	What 'D' comes before clean, rot and ice?	Dry
430	T	What 'T' is an agitated bath?	Jacuzzi
431	B	What 'B' is the prayer-book of the Catholic clergy?	breviary
432	Q	What 'Q' is a small edible game bird?	Quail
433	H	What 'H' is the Caribbean island south-east of Cuba?	Haiti
434	L	What 'L' is transparent material cut so at least one surface is rounded?	Lens
435	S	What 'S' is a planet with at least fifteen satellites?	Saturn
436	R	What 'R' is the South American 'ostrich'?	Rhea
437	E	What 'E' is a vestment worn by a Jewish high priest?	Ephod
438	M	What 'M' is an edible plant with bright yellow flowers?	Mustard
439	T	What 'T' is the capital of Japan?	Tokyo
440	U	What 'U' is a marriage, a workers' association and a combination of parts?	Union
441	G	What 'G' was a French artist who painted in the South Pacific?	Gauguin
442	Y	What 'Y' is a devotee of yoga - and a bear?	Yogi
443	A	What 'A' is a deciduous tree of the genus Fraxinus?	Ash
444	T	What 'T' comes before graph, kinesis and scope?	Tele
445	V	What 'V' were Odin's handmaidens?	Valkyries
446	S	What 'S' is a landlocked country with three official languages?	Switzerland
447	U	What 'U' is going alternatively up and down?	Undulation
448	B	What 'B' is a female wolf?	Bitch
449	E	What 'E' is when the sun is directly overhead at the equator?	Equinox
450	N	What 'N' is England's horse-racing capital?	Newmarket
451	I	What 'T' controls the supply of sugar from the blood to the muscles?	Insulin
452	L	What 'L' was a 17th century philosopher?	Locke
453	P	What 'P' was introduced to Britain from Asia -for sport?	Pheasant
454	O	What 'O' are quartz-like forms of hydrous silica, prized as gems?	Opals
455	H	What 'H' could get out of anything?	Houdini
456	F	What 'F' is complete and ignominious failure?	Fiasco
457	D	What 'D' is a spotted cube, a plinth and an engraved stamp for coining?	Die
458	M	What 'M' is a slug or snail?	Mollusc
459	J	What 'T is named after a Roman two-faced god?	January
460	R	What 'R' is a mass for the dead?	Requiem
461	C	What 'C' was a Nobel Prize-winning French novelist?	Camus
462	E	What `E' is a young eel?	Elver
463	I	What 'I' are electrically-charged atoms?	Ions
464	N	What 'N' is a Central American republic?	Nicaragua
465	R	What 'R' is a honey badger?	Ratel
466	W	What 'W' is a term used for stopping a horse?	Whoa
467	D	What 'D' is unusually small?	Dwarf
468	K	What 'K' succeeded Nikita Khrushchev?	Kosygin
469	B	What 'B' is the upper nose, a card game, and a road bearing structure?	Bridge
470	V	What 'V' is the world's smallest state?	Vatican
471	F	What 'F' means fruitful or fertile?	Fecund
472	T	What 'T' carries sleeping sickness?	Tsetse
473	S	What 'S' is a ruler's mistress - and a seedless raisin?	Sultana
474	Y	What 'Y' is affirmative?	Yes
475	L	What 'I' is the insect order including butterflies and moths?	Lepidoptera
476	G	What 'G' wrote The Forsythe Saga?	Galsworthy
477	P	What 'P' was a 19th century French art movement?	Pointillism
478	U	What 'U' is a large overcoat - and a part of Ireland?	Ulster
479	J	What 'J' is a fragrant climber of the olive family?	Jasmine
480	A	What 'A' is a long-eared quadruped with a tufted tail?	Ass
481	F	What 'F' led the Labour Party from 1980 to 1983?	Foot
482	O	What 'O' is the largest living bird?	Ostrich
483	K	What 'K' invented 'shuttle service' diplomacy?	Kissinger
484	R	What 'R' can all carry plague?	Rodents
485	T	What 'T' lies between Algeria and Libya?	Tunisia
486	A	What 'A' is Hebrew for `so be it'?	Amen
487	E	What `E' is a measure in typography?	Em
488	B	What 'B' has the human skeleton 206 of?	Bones
489	P	What 'P is an instrument of torture - for squeezing fingers?	Pilliwinks
490	D	What 'D' was invented by the founder of the Nobel Prize?	Dynamite
491	N	What 'N' is December 25th?	Noel
492	J	What 'J' is a sailing ship, rubbish - and slang for drugs?	Junk
493	S	What 'S' was an Irish vegetarian playwright?	Shaw
494	H	What 'H' lies between Guatemala and Nicaragua?	Honduras
495	U	What 'U' do you take when you're offended?	Umbrage
496	G	What 'G' is a legendary grave-robber that feeds on corpses?	Ghoul
497	M	What 'M' is a gun, a cement mixture and a hard vessel?	Mortar
498	W	What 'W' is an odour or puff of air?	Whiff
499	C	What 'C' is an engraving in relief on a stone?	Cameo
500	L	What 'L' was a Renaissance genius?	Leonardo