Blockbusters 21 - (Submitted By Yoda)
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001 M What 'M' is traditional English dancing? Morris
002 O What 'O' is the Provençal language? Occtian
003 K What 'K' is a sharp-edged kitchen utensil? Knife
004 D What 'D' means to put out of shape or misrepresent? Distort
005 J What 'T' was Henry VIII's third wife? Jane
006 P What 'P' is a point of high land jutting out into the sea? Promontory
007 H What 'H' gas is used to fill airships? Helium
008 W What 'W' is a tree commonly associated with sadness? Willow
009 F What 'F' is the crook in Oliver Twist? Fagin
010 B What 'B' is an instrument which measures atmospheric pressure? Barometer
011 L What 'L' is a distinct uniform worn by male servants? Livery
012 S What 'S' is the river that runs through Paris? Seine
013 T What 'T' is a small format newspaper? Tabloid
014 R What 'R' is a teller of anecdotes? Raconteur
015 C What 'C' in the sky is a mass of vapour? Cloud
016 E What 'E' is self-centred? Egocentric
017 A What 'A' gives marzipan its flavour? Almond
018 V What 'V' means brave? Valiant
019 G What 'G' was the name given to the 1988 hurricane? Gilbert
020 N What 'N' were the members of the German National Socialist Party commonly known as? Nazis
021 M What 'M' is a Scottish Shakespearian tragedy? Macbeth
022 O What 'O' is someone who specializes in eye treatment? Oculist
023 K What 'K' is a bird of prey? Kite
024 D What 'D' means of the day as opposed to nocturnal? Diurnal
025 J What 'J' is a measure of energy? Joule
026 P What 'P' means last but one? Penultimate
027 H What 'H' is a much visited palace or court that belonged to Henry VIII? Hampton Court
028 W What 'W' is a headdress sometimes worn by nuns? Wimple
029 F What 'F' is a high-pitched artificial male voice? Falsetto
030 B What 'B' is a two-footed animal? Biped
031 L What 'L' is a large art gallery in Paris? Louvre
032 S What 'S' wanted his pound of flesh in The Merchant of Venice? Shylock
033 T What 'T' is a Latinate word meaning silent? Taciturn
034 R What 'R' is the ninth month of the Muslim year which involves rigid fasting? Ramadan
035 C What 'C' is supposedly next to Godliness? Cleanliness
036 E What 'E' is a hard, heavy black wood? Ebony
037 A What 'A' means unscripted or unprepared? Ad Lib
038 V What 'V' is the poison of snakes? Venom
039 G What 'G' is a Spanish method of execution by strangulation? Garrotte
040 N What 'N's last words were 'kiss me Hardy'? Nelson
041 M What 'M' is a gorgon-like woman with snakes for hair? Medusa
042 O What 'O' is a type of poem? Ode
043 K What 'K' is the county in England which is home to Canterbury Cathedral? Kent
044 D What 'D' is a great woman singer or prima donna? Diva
045 J What 'J' is another word for a baked potato? Jacket Potato
046 P What 'P' means going from place to place? Peripatetic
047 H What 'H' means content? Happy
048 W What 'W' is a climbing plant often found on the walls of old houses? Wisteria
049 F What 'F' is the fat and jovial character of Shakespeare's Henry IV? Flastaff
050 B What 'B' is a person called who refuses to join a strike? Blackleg
051 L What 'L' was the American president assassinated in a theatre? Lincoln
052 S What 'S' is the capital of Sweden? Stockholm
053 T What 'T' is one who makes clothes? Tailor
054 R What 'R' is the right-hand side of an open book? Recto
055 C What 'C' is a sheer drop to the sea? Cliff
056 E What 'E' composed the 'Enigma Variations'? Elgar
057 A What 'A' means capable of more than one meaning? Ambiguous
058 C What 'V' is the goddess of love? Venus
059 G What 'G' is the device once used for beheading criminals? Guillotine
060 N What 'N' is a novel by George Orwell? Nineteen Eighty Four
061 M What 'M' painted Dejeuner Sur L'Herbe? Manet
062 O What 'O' is a dentist who straightens teeth? Orthodontist
063 K What 'K' is a type of skirt worn by men in Britain? Kilt
064 D What 'D' means to discover by magic or by guessing? Divine
065 J What 'T' are twelve men and women in court? Jury
066 P What 'P' is the arch in front of the stage in a theatre? Proscenium
067 H What 'H' is a mountain range in India? Himalayas
068 W What 'W' is a frying pan used for Chinese cooking? Wok
069 F What 'F' is a system of extreme right-wing views? Fascism
070 B What 'B' is an intellectual or literary woman known as? Bluestocking
071 L What 'L' was home to the Beatles? Liverpool
072 S What 'S' is the new name for Ceylon? Sri Lanka
073 T What 'T' is a herb used for perfuming vinegar? Tarragon
074 R What 'R' in the 16th Century resulted in the establishment of the Protestant Church? Reformation
075 C What 'C' are churchmen known as? Clergy
076 E What 'E' was the German scientist responsible for the General Theory of Relativity? Einstein
077 A What 'A' is someone from another planet? Alien
078 V What 'V' is a type of dizziness? Vertigo
079 G What 'G' is the American word for petrol? Gasoline
080 N What 'N' from the French means artless or unaffected? Naive
081 M What 'M' is the food sent from Heaven in the Bible? Manna
082 O What 'O' married his mother? Oedipus
083 K What 'K' is the Scottish word for church? Kirk
084 D What 'D' wrote Confessions of an English Opium Eater? De Quincey
085 J What 'T' is used to lift one wheel of a car clear of the ground? Jack
086 P What 'P' is the chief person in a drama or a plot of a story? Protagonist
087 H What 'H' in speech means exaggeration? Hyberbole
088 W What 'W' is the hindmost molar known as? Wisdom Tooth
089 F What 'F' means catlike? Feline
090 B What 'B' means rustic or pastoral? Bucolic
091 L What 'L' is a paper that tests acidity? Litmus
092 S What 'S' is a sleep-walker? Somnambulist
093 T What 'T' is Moliere's religious hypocrite? Tartuffe
094 R What 'R' is a popular style of music from the West Indies? Reggae
095 C What 'C' is the county in which Carlisle is found? Cumbria
096 E What 'E' is Latin for behold? Ecce
097 A What 'A' is a very common conjunction? And
098 V What 'V' means passing through or going by way of? via
099 G What 'G' is a summer house or garden pavilion? Gazebo
100 N What 'N' is another word for Christmas? Noel
101 M What 'M' is a tiny Principality adjoining France? Monaco
102 O What 'O' is the last letter of the Greek alphabet? Omega
103 K What 'K' is the capital city of Nepal? Katmandu
104 D What 'D' is a collection of tales by Boccaccio? Decameron
105 J What 'J' worships at a synagogue? Jew
106 P What 'P' is a fictitious name often used by authors? Pseudonym
107 H What 'H' is a song of praise? Hymn
108 W What 'W' is a small edible sea snail? Winkle
109 F What 'F' means having windows? Fenestrated
110 B What 'B' is an anchored float used as a navigation mark? Buoy
111 L What 'L' is a valley in France famous for its chateaux? Loire
112 S What 'S' is a make of car from Eastern Europe? Skoda
113 T What 'T' in grammar means useless repetition of the same idea in different words? Tautology
114 R What 'R' means the killing of a king? Regicide
115 C What 'C' had affairs with Caesar and Anthony and was ruler of Egypt? Cleopatra
116 E What 'E' from the French means the select few? Elite
117 A What 'A' is a place where weapons are made? Arsenal
118 V Which 'V' wrote the Aeneid? Virgil
119 G What 'G' measures the intensity of radiation? Geiger Counter
120 N What 'N' means of the Stone Age? Neolithic
121 C What 'C' means to break apart or split? Cleave
122 I What 'I' is the country in which Yeats, Joyce and Wilde were born? Ireland
123 N What 'N' from the Latin means note well? Nota Bene
124 O What 'O' might precede potent, present and bus and means all? Omni
125 F What 'F' is a Nile boat? Felucca
126 K What 'K' is a small barrel? Keg
127 A What 'A' is someone (particularly in court) who pleads or speaks for another? Advocate
128 P What 'P' is the long flat-bottomed boat prevalent in Oxford and Cambridge? Pint
129 D What 'D' was the name of Samson's lover who betrayed him to the Philistines? Delilah
130 J What 'J' is Lewis Carrol's nonsense poem? Jabberwocky
131 B What 'B' is a large kind of predatory hawk? Buzzard
132 Q What 'Q' is another word for a search? Quest
133 H What 'H' is a very thin fracture? Hairline
134 L What `L' is Shakespeare's mad king? Lear
135 S What 'S' is a small Palestinian onion? Shallot
136 R What 'R' is vitamin B2? Riboflavin
137 E What 'E' is the daughter of Agamemnon and the sister of Orestes? Electra
138 M What 'M' hangs in the Louvre with an enigmatic smile? Mona Lisa
139 T What 'T' is the art of stuffing and mounting animals? Taxidermy
140 U What 'U' is essential for nuclear power? Uranium
141 C What 'C' is the French author of The Stranger? Camus
142 I What 'I' is an electrically charged atom or group of atoms? Ion
143 N What 'N' is Russian for no? Nyet
144 O What 'O' means of dreams? Oneric
145 F What 'F' means containing iron? Ferrous
146 K What 'K' is a colloquial word used for a New Zealander and also a New Zealand bird? Kiwi
147 A What 'A' is a Scottish University city? Aberdeen
148 P What 'P' is an American singing family and the name of a bird? Partridge
149 D What 'D' was the 17th-Century Frenchman who founded the Cartesian school of philosophy? Descartes
150 R What 'R' is the term used for furniture and architecture of the reign of James I? Jacobean
151 B What 'B' is the French stock exchange known as? Bourse
152 Q What 'Q' is a semi-public body with financial support from the government? Quango
153 H What 'H' is a large stringed instrument which is plucked to make music? Harp
154 L What 'L' is the order of insects with four scale-covered wings? Lepidoptera
155 S What 'S' divides Hampshire from the Isle of Wight? Solent
156 R What 'R' is a platform for public speaking? Rostrum
157 E What 'E' is the Latin stage direction meaning they go out? Exeunt
158 M What 'M' was signed at 1215 at Runnymede? Magna Carta
159 T What 'T' is another word for a storm and the name of a Shakespeare play? Tempest
160 U What 'U' is a bicycle with one wheel? Unicycle
161 C What 'C' is the author of the Canterbury Tales? Chaucer
162 I What 'I' is a novel by Dostoyevsky and a term of abuse? Idiot
163 N What 'N' is a native or inhabitant of Nazareth? Nazarene
164 O What 'O' means best or most favourable? Optimum
165 F What 'F' is a red flat-topped hat often with a tassel? Fez
166 K What 'K' is a communal farm or settlement in Israel? Kibbutz
167 A What 'A' is the Latin word meaning year? Anno
168 P What 'P' is the capital of China? Peking
169 D What 'D' is the decimal system of classification for library cataloguing? Dewey
170 J What 'J' was the disciple who betrayed Jesus? Judas
171 B What 'B' is a game played with a shuttlecock? Badminton
172 Q What 'Q' is a composition for four voices or instruments? Quartet
173 H What 'H' is a very small village? Hamlet
174 L What 'L' is the city that held the 1984 Olympics? Los Angeles
175 S What 'S' wrote The Grapes of Wrath? Steinbeck
176 R What 'R' means to pillage and plunder? Ransack
177 E What 'E' is the interval between acts of a play? Entr; acte
178 M What 'M' is a character from a Sheridan play who gives her name to mis-statements? Mrs Malaprop
179 T What 'T' is musical time? Tempo
180 U What 'U' is a womb? Uterus
181 C What 'C' is the family to which Juliet belongs in Romeo and Juliet? Capulet
182 I What 'I' means uncompromising? Intransigent
183 N What 'N' was a mythological drink of the gods? Nectar
184 O What 'O' is an inhabitant of the Orkney Islands known as? Orcadian
185 F What 'F' are the long narrow arms of sea between high cliffs, as in Norway? Fiords
186 K What 'K' is the irresistible tendency to steal? Kleptomania
187 A What 'A' are the original natives of Australia? Aborigines
188 P What 'P' is the organ that produces insulin? Pancreas
189 D What 'D' kills herself when Aeneas foresakes her? Dido
190 J What 'T' is a slatted shutter or blind? Jalousie
191 B What 'B' is an Anglo Saxon epic poem written in about 1000? Beowolf
192 Q What 'Q' is the popular name for the Society of Friends? Quakers
193 H What 'H' means to see imaginary visions? Hallucinate
194 L What 'L' is an oriental fruit? Lychee
195 S What 'S' is a mountain in Wales? Snowdon
196 R What 'R' is a recently founded university known as? Redbrick
197 E What 'E' is the sharp pointed sword used in fencing? Epee
198 M What 'M' wrote the Magic Flute? Mozart
199 T What 'T' is a cord by which a muscle is attached to the bone? Tendon
200 U What 'U' means for both sexes? Unisex
201 C What Italian 'C' wrote The Courtesan (II Cortegiano) in the 16th-Century? Castiglione
202 I What 'I' is the plan of a journey? Itinerary
203 N What 'N' is the scientific study of nerve systems? Neurology
204 O What 'O' is being destroyed by CFCs? Ozone Layer
205 F What 'F' is a small high-pitched flute in a military band? Fife
206 K What 'K' is a tailless Australian tree-dwelling animal? Koala
207 A What 'A' is the setting for the Archers? Ambridge
208 P What 'P' is a grey alloy of tin with lead or another metal? Pewter
209 D What 'D' is the 11th-Century book made by order of William the Conqueror? Domesday Book
210 J What 'J' is a country in the West Indies? Jamaica
211 B What 'B' is the Devil? Beelzebub
212 Q What 'Q' is the word for five children at one birth? Quintuplets
213 H What 'H' is another word for hairy? Jirsute
214 L What 'L' was the leader of the Russian revolution? Lenin
215 S What 'S' is someone who has been canonised? Saint
216 R What 'R' is a mechanical man? Robot
217 E What 'E' is an animal whose fur trims robes of state? Ermine
218 M What 'M' is commonly known as sewer gas? Methane
219 T What 'T' means the three hundredth anniversary of any event? Tercentenary
220 U What 'U' is Northern Ireland? Ulster
221 C What 'C' were Saints of Alexandria, Genoa and Siena? Catherine
222 I What 'I' means concealed identity? Incognito
223 N What 'N' means neither masculine nor feminine? Neuter
224 O What 'O' is a board used in spiritualist seances? Ouija
225 F What 'F' is tin-glazed earthenware? Faience
226 K What 'K' means prepared according to Jewish dietary laws? Kosher
227 A What 'A' is a combination of two or more metals? Alloy
228 P What `P' is a colouring matter used as a paint or dye? Pigment
229 D What 'D' is author of the Divine Comedy? Dante
230 J What 'L' is a light spear thrown in an athletic sport? Javelin
231 B What 'B' is a blade attached to a rifle? Bayonet
232 Q What 'Q' means to give up or leave? Quit
233 H What 'H' is the old fashioned word for a cab? Hansom
234 L What 'L' was an English explorer of Africa? Livingstone
235 S What 'S' was a Greek tragic poet? Sophocles
236 R What 'R' is a disease of the bones? Rickets
237 E What 'E' is to rub out or obliterate? Erase
238 M What 'M' is a mammal that carries its young in a pouch? Marsupial
239 T What 'T' means existing on this earth? Terrestrial
240 U What 'U' are secret agents? Undercover
241 C What 'C' were the adherents to the king in the Civil War of the 17th Century? Cavaliers
242 I What 'I' is a triangle with two equal sides? Isosceles
243 N What 'N' is a 19th-Century German philosopher? Nietzche
244 O What 'O' is the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief? Oxfam
245 F What 'F' is one-eighth of a mile? Furlong
246 K What 'K' is a poem by Coleridge about a dream? Kubla Khan
247 A What 'A' is the square in which 'EastEnders' is largely set? Albert Square
248 P What `P' means to take and use another's thoughts or writings? Plagiarize
249 D What 'D' is the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet? Denmark
250 J What 'T' is a small four-wheel-drive vehicle? Jeep
251 B What 'B' is the personification of Britain? Britannia
252 Q What 'Q' do most Oxford colleges have? Quadrangle
253 H What 'H' is a widely smoked drug? Hashish
254 L What 'L' is a blood-sucking animal once used in medicine? Leech
255 S What 'S' is the Jewish day of rest? Sabbath
256 R What 'R' is another word for traitor? Renegade
257 E What 'E' is an Alpine flower? Eidelweiss
258 M What 'M' appeared cross-gartered in yellow stockings? Malvolio
259 T What 'T' do you give in court as a witness? testimony
260 U What 'U' is the easternmost lake in the Lake District? Ulswater
261 C What 'C' was a 19th-Century French painter born at Aix-En-Provence? Cezanne
262 I What 'I' means of equal measure? Isometric
263 N What 'N' was the bird that sang in Berkeley Square? Nightingale
264 O What 'O' is a tree that has acorns as its fruit? Oak
265 F What 'F' is the father of your spouse? Father In Law
266 K What 'K' was the 19th-Century poet who wrote Endymion and To a Nightingale? Keats
267 A What 'A' is a cathedral town north of Paris? Amiens
268 P What 'P' is a new form of tax to be introduced? Poll Tax
269 D What 'D' is a short-legged long-bodied breed of dog? Dachshund
270 T What 'T' is a loose hooded cloak worn by Arab men? Jellaba
271 B What 'B' was Conservative Prime Minister at the time of the abdication crisis? Baldwin
272 Q What 'Q' is the number of members that must be present to constitute a valid meeting? Quorum
273 H What 'H' was abolished in this country in the 60s? Hanging
274 L What 'L' is a Scottish lake? Loch
275 S What 'S' were the favourites of King Charles? Spaniels
276 A What 'A' is an animal with scales? Reptile
277 E What 'E' is an inoffensive word or phrase substituted for one considered offensive or hurtful? Euphemism
278 M What 'M' wrote Das Capital? Marx
279 T What 'T' means Germanic? Teutonic
280 U What 'U' isn't beautiful? Ugly
281 C What 'C' is the Russian playwright who wrote The Three Sisters and The Cherry Orchard? Chekov
282 I What 'I' is a signed document acknowledging a debt? Iou
283 N What 'N' is the inventor of dynamite who gave his name to an annual prize? Nobel
284 O What 'O' is the Spanish city of Seville famous for? Oranges
285 F What 'F' is the least severe type of burn? First Degree
286 K What 'K' is a college in Oxford designed by William Butterfield? Keble
287 A What 'A' is the mythical creature that was both male and female? Androgyne
288 P What 'P' painted the `Guernica' during the Spanish Civil War? Picasso
289 D What 'D' means to make a god of? Deify
290 J What 'J' is a sleeveless jacket? Jerkin
291 B What 'B' is the Greek god of wine? Bacchus
292 Q What 'Q' is a large city in the French-speaking part of Canada? Quebec
293 H What 'H' is a young cow? Heifer
294 L What 'L' is a salad vegetable that can make you sleepy? Lettruce
295 S What 'S' live on the water and belong to the Queen? Swans
296 R What 'R' is a South American flightless bird? Rhea
297 E What 'E' is abnormally thin? Emaciated
298 M What 'M' was the Conservative Prime Minister Lord Stockton? Macmillan
299 T What 'T' was a character in a Hardy novel who was hanged? Tess
300 U What 'LP means wife-loving? Uxorious
301 C What 'C' is a place where nuns live? Convent
302 I What 'I' is the Greek epic poem attributed to Homer? Iliad
303 N What 'N' is a prefix that means new or revived? Neo
304 O What 'O' is an animal with eight legs? Octopus
305 F What 'F' is one of the two languages in Belgium? Flemish
306 K What 'K' is the palace where Queen Victoria was born? Kensington
307 A What 'A' means plenty? Ample
308 P What 'P' is the measure in which beer comes? Pint
309 D What 'D' means no longer existing? Defunct
310 T What 'T' is a wine bottle six to nine times the normal size? Jereboam
311 B What 'B' is the founder of the Boy Scout movement? Baden Powell
312 Q What 'Q' is an isolation imposed to prevent infection? Quarantine
313 H What 'H' is a Scottish delicacy? Haggis
314 L What 'L' is Italian currency? Lire
315 S What 'S' is the study of earthquakes? Seismology
316 R What 'R' is a primary colour? Red
317 E What 'E' is the dwelling place of the blessed after death in Greek mythology? Elysium
318 M What 'M' has the chemical symbol Mg? Magnesium
319 T What 'T' is the small island off the coast of Australia? Tasmania
320 U What 'U' is 'ever so 'umble' in Dickens? Uria Heep
321 C What 'C' is a college in Oxford built by Cardinal Wolsey? Christchurch
322 I What 'I' is the religion revealed through Mohammed? Islam
323 N What 'N' is a synthetic material invented simultaneously in New York and London? Nylon
324 O What 'O' is an actor's award? Oscar
325 F What 'F' is the goddess of flowers? Flora
326 K What 'K' is a very high mountain in Tanzania? Kilimanjaro
327 A What 'A' is a piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine? Article
328 P What 'P' is a name that means rock? Peter
329 D What 'D' means the unravelling of the plot in a play or novel? Denouement
330 T What 'T' is a young kangaroo? Joey
331 B What 'B' is a Russian hunting dog whose name means swift? Borzoi
332 Q What 'Q' is another name for mercury? Quicksilver
333 H What 'H' is a species derived from two or more species? Hybrid
334 L What 'L' is a small harp? Lyre
335 S What 'S' is a native of Shropshire known as? Salopian
336 R What 'R' is a Dutch artist? Rembrandt
337 E What 'E' is the fabled city in South America rich in treasure? El Dorado
338 M What 'M' was Sherlock Holmes's arch rival? Moriarti
339 T What 'T' is the river that runs through Rome? Tiber
340 U What 'U' do policemen wear? Uniform
341 G What 'G' is the third letter of the Greek alphabet? Gamma
342 Z What 'Z' is the celestial sphere that is divided into twelve? Zodiac
343 A What 'A'was a bad cook but a good king? Alfred
344 T What 'T' scores four points in rugby? Try
345 V What 'V' is a Scandinavian sea adventurer? Viking
346 S What 'S' did soldiers hang their washing out on in World War I? Siegfried Line
347 U What `U' is an ailment of the mouth or stomach? Ulcer
348 B What 'B' is a British bird famous for its booming call? Bittern
349 E What 'E' is the garden in the book of Genesis? Eden
350 N What 'N' is something that induces sleep or stupor? Narcotic
351 I What 'I' is the promised land? Israel
352 L What 'L' is a mathematical reckoning table? Logarithm
353 P What 'P' was a Greek philosopher 400 years before Christ? Plato
354 O What 'O' is a mineral from which metal may be extracted? Ore
355 H What 'H' is a spiral? Helix
356 F What 'F' is the magnetic disk used to store data in the memory of a computer? Floppy Disk
357 D What 'D' is a cleansing agent used with water? Detergent
358 M What 'M' was the ruling family of Florence during the Renaissance? Medici
359 J What `J' is the river of Palestine that flows into the Dead Sea? Jordan
360 R What 'R' is a system of radio waves used for detecting objects in the air or at sea? Radar
361 G What 'G' is a biscuit containing a layer of currants and was once an Italian nationalist? Garibaldi
362 Z What 'Z' is a non-rusting metal? Zinc
363 A What 'A' was the founder of Turkey? Attaturk
364 T What 'T' is the capital of Israel? Tel Aviv
365 V What 'V' is a fierce or abusive woman? Virago
366 S What 'S' is a powerful explosive? Semtex
367 U What 'IP is Thomas More's ideal society? Utopia
368 B What 'B' is the French prison that was stormed in 1789? Bastille
369 E What 'E' is a Swiss cheese with holes in it? Emmental
370 N What 'N' is a colourless, poisonous liquid that occurs in tobacco leaves? Nicotine
371 I What 'I' wrote Hedda Gabler and Ghosts? Ibsen
372 L What 'L' has the chemical symbol Pb? Lead
373 P What 'P' ran off with Helen of Troy? Paris
374 O What 'O' means eastern? Oriental
375 H What 'H' is an alternative medicine? Homeopathy
376 F What 'F' is the city where Dante was born? Florence
377 D What 'D' was the goddess of hunting? Diana
378 M What 'M' is a famous oratorio by Handel? Messiah
379 J What 'T' is an Irish poet and novelist of the first half of this century? Joyce
380 R What 'R' is an animal group which includes the hamster and the mouse? Rodent
381 G What 'G' is an intermittent hot spring? Geyser
382 Z What 'Z' is the Greek king of the Olympian gods? Zeus
383 A Which 'A' was said to carry the world on his shoulders? Atlas
384 T What 'T' do some religions worship in? Temple
385 V What 'V' is the oral part of an exam? Viva Voce
386 S What 'S' is a snack named after an earl? Sandwich
387 U What mythical 'U' fought the lion all round the town? Unicorn
388 B What 'B' was the deadly plague which ravaged England in 1348? Black Death
389 E What 'E' prevents food from entering your trachea? Epiglottis
390 N What 'N' is a gas with the symbol N? Nitrogen
391 I What 'I' is Reykjavik the capital of? Iceland
392 L What 'L' is the capital of Portugal? Lisbon
393 P What 'P' is a woollen material named after a place in Scotland? Paisley
394 O What 'O' is someone in their eighties? Octogenarian
395 H What 'H' is a type of bean? Haricot
396 F What 'F' is the fool in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night? Feste
397 D What 'D' is a positive photographic slide or transparency? Diapositive
398 M What 'M' was the Roman god of war? Mars
399 J What 'T' is a very large vehicle? Juggernaut
400 R What 'R' means to remove oxygen from in chemistry? Reduce
401 G What 'G' is a Venetian canal boat? Gondola
402 Z What 'Z' was a hydrogen-filled German airship? Zeppelin
403 A What 'A' is the home of the Patagonians? Argentina
404 T What 'T' is an energetic dance of the 60s? Twist
405 V What 'V' is a Russian drink distilled from potatoes? Vodka
406 S What 'S' is a firm of art dealers? Sothebys
407 U What 'U' judges cricket matches? Umpire
408 B What 'B' was the British politician who established the National Health Service in 1947? Bevan
409 E What 'E' is a speech addressed to an audience at the end of a play? Epilogue
410 N What 'N' was the treaty that concluded the 'opium war' in 1842? Nanking
411 I What 'I' is one of three main architectural orders? Ionic
412 L What 'L' is the most westerly point of Britain? Lands end
413 P What `P' was the lion in the 'Herb Garden'? Parsley
414 O What 'O' do we breathe? Oxygen
415 H What 'H' do some animals do throughout the winter? Hibernate
416 F What 'F' wrote Madame Bovary? Flaubert
417 D What 'D' is a ruler with absolute power? Dictator
418 M What 'M' is a comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan? Mikado
419 J What 'J' is a Japanese unarmed combat and now a sport? Judo
420 R What 'R' is a type of paper that can be eaten? Rice Paper
421 G What 'G' goes home to Nepal? Gurkha
422 Z What 'Z' means the highest point in the sky or in a career? Zenith
423 A What 'A' digs up the past? Archeologist
424 T What 'T' is an art gallery in London founded by sugar refiners? Tate
425 V What 'V' means evaporating rapidly or highly strung? Volatile
426 S What 'S' is the square root of 49? Seven
427 U What 'U' in punctuation are two German dots? Umlaut
428 B What 'B' is the outer wall of a castle? Bailey
429 E What 'E' is devoted to sensual pleasure, particularly food and drink? Epicurean
430 N What 'N' was the Corsican-born French emperor? Napoleon
431 I What 'I' is a flower and part of the eye? Iris
432 L What 'L' is the name for a beaver's home? Lodge
433 P What 'P' is a large city in Western Australia? Perth
434 O What 'O' is a Canadian state? Ontario
435 H What 'H' is unduly anxious about his health? Hypochondriac
436 F What 'F' is an acid used as a preservative? Formaldehyde
437 D What 'D' is the author of Oliver Twist? Dickens
438 M What 'M' is a Chinese ruler and a fruit? Mandarin
439 J What 'J' is a Swiss psychologist who died in 1961? Jung
440 R What 'R' are the edible eggs of a fish? Roe
441 G What 'G' is a revolutionary gunman? Guerilla
442 Z What 'Z' was the holy hill of Jerusalem? Zion
443 A What 'A' holds a boat still? Anchor
444 T What 'T' is another word for inn or public house? Tavern
445 V What 'V' is a bird of prey? Vulture
446 S What 'S' is the study of language? Semantics
447 U What `U' in 'Monopoly' are electricity and water? Utilities
448 B What 'B' is a West Indian island? Bermuda
449 E What `E' is a decoration on the shoulder of a garment, particularly on military uniforms? Epaulette
450 N What 'N' is Big Ears' friend? Noddy
451 I What 'I' means powerless? Impotent
452 L What 'L' invented denim jeans? Levi
453 P What 'P' is the jewel made by oysters? Pearl
454 O What 'O' is a keyboard instrument supplied with wind by bellows? Organ
455 H What 'H' is a castle used in the TV series 'Brideshead Revisited'? Howard
456 F What 'F' is an edible mould? Fungus
457 D What 'D' - is an Australian Aboriginal musical instrument? Didgeridoo
458 M What 'M' was the fascist leader of Italy during World War II? Mussolini
459 J What 'J' is a combat between two knights on horseback? Joust
460 R What 'R' is a person who changes the status quo? Reformer
461 G What 'G' is a fruit that hangs in bunches like grapes? Grapefruit
462 Z What 'Z' is a Polish coin? Zlotty
463 A What 'A' is a place where animals are slaughtered? Abattoir
464 T What 'T' makes chocolate oranges? Terrys
465 V What 'V' was the 18th-Century French philosopher who wrote Candide? Voltaire
466 S What 'S' was born on a Monday, married on Tuesday, etc? Solomon Grundy
467 U What 'U' is a language spoken in India? Urdu
468 B What 'B' was the Archbishop of Canterbury indirectly murdered by Henry II? Becket
469 E What 'E' is an outbreak of disease among a community? Epidemic
470 N What 'N' is a Welsh town just over the Severn bridge? Newport
471 I What 'I' inhabited Peru before the Spanish conquest? Incas
472 L What 'L' comes out of volcanoes? Lava
473 P What 'P' is a pudding made from meringue and fruit? Pavlova
474 O What 'O' followed Eurydice into the Underworld? Orpheus
475 H What 'H' is a famous department store in Knightsbridge? Harrods
476 F What 'F' is a bushy-tailed quadruped? Fox
477 D What 'D' means lacking self-confidence or excessively modest? Diffident
478 M What 'M' is the word for an Indian prince? Maharajah
479 T What 'T' means to place things side by side? Juxtapose
480 U What 'U' is the Latin for queen? Regina
481 G What 'G' is a doctor's bag? Gladstone
482 Z What 'Z' is the study of animals? Zoology
483 A What 'A' is a bottomless chasm? Abyss
484 T What 'T' wrote The Nutcracker Suite? Tchaikovsky
485 V What 'V' is a bridge-like structure carrying a railway or road across a valley? Viaduct
486 S What 'S' met a pieman going to the fair? Simple Simon
487 U What 'U' do you take when offended? Umbrage
488 B What 'B' was a recent poet laureate? Betjeman
489 E What 'E' commemorates the visit to Christ of the three kings? Epiphany
490 N What 'N' is a long boat used on canals? Narrowboat
491 T What 'T' is a gold bar? Ingot
492 L What 'L' is a type of printing from stone or metal surfaces? Lithography
493 P What 'P' is at the extreme north and south of the earth? Pole
494 O What 'O' is a hormone? Oestrogen
495 H What 'H' is a tropical disease that could be either type A or type B? Hepatitus
496 F What 'F' did Eve wear? Fig Leaf
497 D What 'D' means in a state of disrepair or decay? Dilapidated
498 M What 'M' is French for handkerchief? Mouchoir
499 T What 'T' is the J of JP (meaning magistrate)? Justice
500 R What 'R' is a garden tool? Rake