Blockbusters 26 - (Submitted By Yoda)
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001 M What 'M' is a character who enacts his daydreams? Mitty
002 O What 'O' were the rulers of Turkey? Ottomans
003 K What 'K' captained the Starship Enterprise? Kirk
004 D What 'D' directed The Untouchables? De Palma
005 J What 'J' is the home of sherry? Jerez
006 P What `P' transforms light into energy in plants? Photosynthesis
007 H What 'H' does one wear on one's sleeve? Heart
008 W What 'W' was Moby Dick? Whale
009 F What 'F' is a type of multi-coloured sweater? Fair Isle
010 B What 'B' is a cricket run when the ball isn't hit? Bye
011 L What 'L' is played in tennis when the serve touches the top of the net? Let
012 S What 'S' is electricity caused by friction? Static
013 T What 'T' athelete appears in Lucozade ads? Thomson
014 R What 'R' composed Bolero? Ravel
015 C What 'C' was a Greek sorceress who turned Ulysses' men into pigs? Circe
016 E What 'E' was the hammer of the Scots? Edward
017 A What 'A' was food of the Greek gods? Ambrosia
018 V What 'V' gave their name to wanton destruction? Vandals
019 G What 'G' was Richard III duke of before being king? Gloucester
020 N What 'N' is the female to a male billy? Nanny
021 C What 'C' is a constituent of anabolic steroids? Cortisone
022 I What 'I' is a wasp that feeds on spiders? Ichneumon
023 N What 'N' is a type of Indian bread? Nan
024 O What 'O' is the centre of port production? Oporto
025 F What 'F' means capable of making mistakes? Fallible
026 K What 'K' is a small Australian 'bear"? Koala
027 A What 'A' is a loss of memory? Amnesia
028 P What `P' was the country of the Incas? Peru
029 D What 'D' wrote Crime and Punishment? Dostoievsky
030 J What 'J' is president of Poland? Jaruzelski
031 B What 'B' is 'Nouveau' every November? Beaujolais
032 Q What 'Q' was the hunchback of NOtre Dame? Quassimodo
033 H What 'H' starred in A Man Called Horse? Harris
034 L What `L' are German leather shorts? Lederhosen
035 S What 'S' is the 'ball' in badminton? Shuttlecock
036 R What 'R' is a major UK film organisation? Rank
037 E What `E' is mercy killing? Euthanasia
038 M What 'M' comes before pond and stone, and after water? Mill
039 T What 'T' is indian food cooked in a clay oven? Tandoori
040 U What 'U' was a planet discovered in 1781? Uranus
041 G What `G' is a river dividing the USA and Mexico from each other? Grande
042 Z What 'Z' merged with Tanganyika? Zanzibar
043 A What 'A' is the study of antiquity? Archaeology
044 T What 'T' is a mountain peak? Tor
045 V What 'V' were renowned for prim hypocrisy? Victorians
046 S What 'S' was the original of Robinson Crusoe? Selkirk
047 U What `U' is a type of lancer? Uhlan
048 B What 'B' is a type of woollen hat and Crimean battle? Balaclava
049 E What `E' was Prime Minister during the Suez crisis? Eden
050 N What 'N' sort of power is fission or fusion? Nuclear
051 I What 'I' is used in a Rorschach test? Inkblots
052 L What 'L' was star of many Kung Fu films? Lee
053 P What `P' is Russian for reconstruction? Perestroika
054 O What 'O' is a tapering square column? Obelisk
055 H What 'H' were Spartan slaves? Helots
056 F What 'F' wrote the James Bond books? Fleming
057 D What 'D' built the Suez canal? De Lesseps
058 M What 'M' was chief of the Aztecs when the Spanish invaded? Montezuma
059 J What was the last Catholic king of England? James II
060 R What 'R' was the first Director-General of the BBC? Reith
061 C What 'C' wrote The Rime of the Ancient Mariner? Coleridge
062 E What 'E' is a formal expression of praise? Encomium
063 I What 'I' was the last king of Libya? Idris
064 N What 'N' is ill fame? Notoriety
065 R What 'R' are the Parachute Regiment? Red Berets
066 W What 'W' directed and starred in Citizen Kane? Welles
067 D What 'D' was Prime Minister and author of Sybil? Disraeli
068 K What 'K' is an electric horn? Klaxon
069 B What 'B' was captain of HMS Bounty? Blight
070 V What 'V' is an action in fulfilment of a vow? Votive / Votary
071 F What 'F' is a German sausage? Frankfurter
072 T What 'T' is the transmission and reading of thoughts? Telepathy
073 S What 'S' is devil-worship? Satanism
074 Y What 'Y' is where Allied leaders met to divide post- World War II Europe? Yalta
075 L What 'L' painted the Mona Lisa? Leonardo Da Vinci
076 G What 'G' is a famous type of tapestry? Gobelin
077 P What 'P' led the Suffragettes? Pankhurst
078 U What 'U' is an official language in Pakistan? Urdu
079 J What 'J' is the largest planet? Jupiter
080 A What 'A' comes before Martin and Villa?
Aston
081 F What 'F' is a type of pirate? Freebooter
082 O What 'O' was Popeye's girlfriend? Olive
083 K What 'K' is a dish of fish, rice and hard-boiled eggs? Kedgeree
084 R What 'R' was Don Quixote's horse? Rosinante
085 T What 'T' is the Jewish law system? Talmud
086 A What 'A' is capital of Greece? Athens
087 E What 'E' is a chilli tortilla? Enchilada
088 B What 'B' is the genus of cabbage and Brussel sprouts? Brassica
089 P What 'P' is the US combined services HQ? Pentagon
090 D What 'D' is one's ghostly double? Doppelganger
091 N What 'N' is a loss of sensation? Numbness
092 J What T is the Rolling Stones lead singer? Jagger
093 S What 'S' is gloomy or morose? Saurine
094 H What 'H' predicts ones future? Horoscope
095 U What 'U' is a two-dot German punctuation mark? Umlaut
096 G What 'G' is incomprehensible, foolish jargon? Gobbledygook
097 M What 'M' did the Duke of Clarence drown in? Malmsey
098 W What 'W' is someone successful at an early age? Wunderkind
099 C What 'C' is an equestrian nomad from central Russia? Cossack
100 L What 'L' is a complex maze? Labyrinth
101 M What 'M' is an island and fortified wine? Madeira
102 O What 'O' is the southern part of Namibia? Ovamboland
103 K What 'K' is capital of Jamaica? Kingston
104 D What 'D' causes the sound of moving vehicles to change as they pass by? Doppler Effect
105 J What 'J' is used to lift a car? Jack
106 P What `P' is the belief that one's life is preordained? Predestination
107 H What 'H' was Dick Turpin? Highwayman
108 W What 'W' England cricket captain adopted Dylan's name? Willis
109 F What 'F' are the Malvinas? Falklands
110 B What 'B' gained independence in 1830? Belgium
111 L What 'L' is to be brief or terse in speech? Laconic
112 S What 'S' is a nickname? Soubriquet
113 T What 'T' is it a long way to? Tipperary
114 R What 'R' is German measles? Roseola
115 C What 'C' is the bullseye of a dartboard? Cork
116 E What 'E' was a Greek tragedian? Euripides
117 A What 'A' TV comedian always ended his shows 'And may your God go with you'? Allen
118 V What 'V' is energy or a proprietary scourer? Vim
119 G What 'G' just wanted to be alone? Garbot
120 N What 'N' is an insult coined by the Princess Royal? Naffof
121 C What 'C' is a measure of the strength of light? Candlepower
122 I What 'I' was the Catholic office which fought heresy? Inquisition
123 N What 'N' was captain of the Nautilus? Nemo
124 O What 'O' are the people in Greek? Oi Poloi
125 F What 'F' in fiction created a monster? Frankenstein
126 K What 'K' were the German emperors? Kaisers
127 A What 'A' heretics were also known as Cathars? Albigensians
128 P What 'P' is a manuscript frequently erased and written over? Palimpset
129 D What 'D' did Chuck Berry play with? Ding A Ling
130 J What 'J' were the French revolutionaries? Jacobins
131 B What 'B' is a common cattle disease? Brucellosis
132 Q What '0' comes after in, re and be? Quest
133 H What 'H' according to Oscar Wilde triumphed over experience in second marriages? Hope
134 L What 'L' was Florence Nightingale the Lady of? Lamp
135 S What 'S' played Inspector Clouseau in numerous films? Sellers
136 R What 'R' is the scale for measuring earthquakes? Richter
137 E What 'E' is a short, witty poem? Epigram
138 M What 'M' drink has a lotta bottle? Milk
139 T What 'T' is a Red Indian war axe and missile? Tomahawk
140 U What 'U' is the largest province in European Russia? Ukraine
141 G What `G' was a knot, symbolising a complex problem? Gordian
142 Z What 'Z' means spirit of the times? Zeitgeist
143 A What 'A' played for Arsenal while his country was at war with Britain? Ardiles
144 T What 'T' of Greek myth was punished by putting fruit and water beyond his reach? Tantalus
145 V What 'V' is a type of car and area of London? Vauxhall
146 S What 'S' is a Greek or Roman stone coffin? Sarcophagus
147 U What 'U' is lending money at interest? Usury
148 B What 'B' superhero from a comic was released on film in 1989? Batman
149 E What `E' used to be Abyssinia? Ethiopia
150 N What 'N' was the title of the rulers of Hyderabad? Nizam
151 I What 'I' is a dark, purplish blue? Indigo
152 L What 'L' were red in the Wars of the Roses? Lancastrians
153 P What 'P' opened a box that brought chaos and evil to the world? Pandora
154 O What 'O' marks a boundary between England and Wales? Offa's Dyke
155 H What 'H' commanded the British army in France in WWI? Haig
156 F What 'F' is a small, Mediterranean sailing-boat? Felucca
157 D What 'D' was the Fourth Musketeer? D' Artagnan
158 M What 'M' was the 'father' of genetics? Mendel
159 J What 'J' were Turkish elite soldiers? Janissaries
160 R What 'R' is a cowboy show? Rodeo
161 C What 'C' is a primary cause of ozone depletion? Chlorofluorocarbons
162 E What 'E' were the Greek fates? Eumenides
163 I What 'I' was a Norwegian dramatist? Ibsen
164 N What 'N' was an emperor born in Corsica? Napoleon
165 R What 'R' was the mad monk in Imperial Russia? Rasputin
166 W What 'W' darts player was on the 'Ockey'? Wilson
167 D What 'D' means absolutely required? De Riguer
168 K What 'K' was the Indian goddess in Temple of Doom? Kali
169 B What 'B' is to be fighting mad? Beserk
170 V What 'V' is to irritate or anger? Vex
171 F What 'F' is a hot Swiss food dip? Fondue
172 T What 'T' are cards used for fortune telling? Tarot
173 S What 'S' is the ancient language of India? Sanskrit
174 Y What 'Y' is a Tibetan ox? Yak
175 L What 'L' is a salamander-loving Labour politician? Livingstone
176 G What 'G' was the school Billy Bunter attended? Greyfriars
177 P What 'P' is a trunk or word combined from two others? Portmanteau
178 U What 'IF is the house in a sinister Poe tale? Usher
179 J What 'J' is a four-wheel drive car? Jeep
180 A What 'A' is a self-taught person? Autodidact
181 F What 'F' is an old-fashioned person? Fogey
182 O What 'O' is eight notes? Octave
183 K What 'K' was a Japanese suicide pilot? Kamikaze
184 R What 'R' is an instinctive reaction? Reflex
185 T What 'T' is the art of hedge sculpture? Topiary
186 A What 'A' is the only film in which both Katharine Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart starred? African Queen
187 E What 'E' is a person of refined taste? Epicure
188 B What 'B' was the female prime minister of Sri Lanka? Bandaraneike
189 P What 'P' was an extraordinary violinist and composer? Paganini
190 D What 'D' was a famous 20th-century Russian choreographer? Diaghilev
191 N What 'N' was the last Tsar of Russia? Nicholas II
192 J What 'J' is Mr Hyde's better half? Jekyll
193 S What 'S' is a striped and puckered cotton cloth? Seersucker
194 H What 'H' are French Protestants? Huguenots
195 U What 'U' is the empty part of a bottle? Ullage
196 G What 'G' beer is good for you? Guinness
197 M What 'M' is a 'gentleman in velvet', toasted by Jacobites? Mole
198 W What 'W' spirit used to mean water of life? Whisky
199 C What 'C' used to mean light, clear wine? Claret
200 L What 'L' is talking too much? Logorrhoea
201 M What 'M' thought there were allegories on the banks of the Nile? Mrs Malaprop
202 O What 'O' is the mother-love complex? Oedipus
203 K What 'K' is a pass between India and Afghanistan? Khyber
204 D What 'D' is a Pinscher? Dobermann
205 J What 'J' is a chauvinistic patriot? Jingoist
206 P What 'P' goes with a mortar? Pestle
207 H What 'H' snooker-player is known as Hurricane? Higgins
208 W What 'W' was a short-lived German republic? Weimar
209 F What 'F' is Helsinki capital of? Finland
210 B What 'B' is the highest mountain in the UK? Ben Nevis
211 L What 'L' is a feeling of inertia? Lethargy
212 S What 'S' used to be Windscale? Sellafield
213 T What 'T' is the weather zone of the UK? Temperate
214 R What 'R' is the right-hand page of a book? Recto
215 C What 'C' founded a model village at Bournville? Cadbury
216 E What 'E' is a large North American reindeer? Elk
217 A What 'A' is a breed of cattle and a Channel Island? Alderney
218 V What 'V' was a famous 17th-century fortress designer? Vauban
219 G What 'G' is a ship's kitchen and a ship with cars? Galley
220 N What 'N' is the cathedral of Paris? Notre Dame
221 C What 'C' was the king who hid up an oak tree? Charles II
222 I What 'I' fell into the sea after flying too near the sun? Icarus
223 N What 'N' means something without equal? Nonpareil
224 O What 'O' is the science of dentistry? Odontology
225 F What 'F' is a Disney musical cartoon? Fantasia
226 K What 'K' was an Australian outlaw? Kelly
227 A What 'A' was an American bird painter? Audubon
228 P What 'P' was John Bunyan's allegorical work? Pilgrims Progress
229 D What 'D' is a female operatic star? Diva
230 J What 'J' was the Maid of Orleans? Joan Of Arc
231 B What 'B' US comedian died young of cocaine addiction? Belushi
232 Q What 'Q' means unrealistically idealistic? Quixotic
233 H What 'H' is the Irish national game? Hurley
234 L What 'L' is a town and type of cheese? Leicester
235 S What 'S' is a drink and also to kill a rumour or idea? Scotch
236 R What 'R' is beating an argument by taking it to its logical conclusion? Reductio ad absurdum
237 E What 'E' is a Dutch cheese with a red rind? Edam
238 M What 'M' was the doctrine that kept Europe out of the Americas? Monroe
239 T What 'T' were martyrs of early trade unionism? Tolpuddle
240 U What 'U' means wavy? Undulating
241 G What 'G' are brothers famous for fairy tales? Grimm
242 Z What 'Z' is a mild, gentle breeze? Zephyr
243 A What 'A' starred in Play it again, Sam? Allen
244 T What 'T' is ringing in the ears? Tinnitus
245 V What 'V' is giddiness induced by heights? Vertigo
246 S What 'S' is a Liverpudlian? Scouse
247 U What 'U' is anointing? Unction
248 B What 'B' is a Royal home in Scotland? Balmoral
249 E What 'E' is a famous public school? Eton
250 N What 'N' had its first election in November 1989? Namibia
251 I What 'I' is a holy image? Icon
252 L What 'L' is the Wimbledon tennis governing body? Lawn Tennis Association
253 P What 'P' is a flat fish with red spots? Plaice
254 O What 'O' is a large Bornean or Sumatran ape? Orangutan
255 H What 'H' family ruled the Austro-Hungarian Empire? Hapsburg
256 F What 'F' means splittable? Fissile
257 D What 'D' is an American tennis tournament? Davis Cup
258 M What 'M' is the red planet? Mars
259 J What 'J' is an aeroplane's control column? Joystick
260 R What 'R' is the town named on champagne bottles? Rheims
261 C What 'C' wrote the Canterbury Tales? Chaucer
262 E What 'E' is the supreme example? Epitome
263 I What 'I' is the motto of the Prince of Wales? Ich Dien
264 N What 'N' is a nerve cell? Neuron
265 R What 'R' was the original 'eminence grise'? Richelieu
266 W What 'W' football club is known as the 'Hammers'? West Ham
267 D What 'D' did Nicholas Nickleby teach at? Dotheboys Hall
268 K What 'K' wrote musicals in the USA? Kern
269 B What 'B' was the author of the hymn Jerusalem? Blake
270 V What 'V' was beaten by Nelson at Trafalgar? Villeneuve
271 F What 'F' is the Persian language? Farsi
272 T What 'T' is a drummer in an orchestra? Tympanist
273 S What 'S' is a surgeon's knife? Scalpel
274 Y What 'Y' is a type of lock and American university? Yale
275 L What 'L' preceded the United Nations? League Of Nations
276 G What 'G' is a US nuclear base with a permanent protest picket? Greenham
277 P What 'P' is an art gallery in Madrid? Prado
278 U What 'U' is a mythical horse with a horn on its nose? Unicorn
279 J What 'T' is an articulated lorry or Hindu god? Juggernaut
280 A What 'A' describes a spider? Arachnid
281 F What 'F' is an exact reproduction? Facsimile Ordnance
282 O What 'O' is the UK's maker of maps? Survey
283 K What 'K' is the colour of British Army uniforms? Khaki
284 R What 'R' is an automaton? Robot
285 T What 'T' is the science of the interaction of heat and other energies? Thermodynamics
286 A What 'A' is a structure used to carry water? Aqueduct
287 E What 'E' is Barry Humphries in drag? Edna Everage
288 B What 'B' was Germany unified under? Bismark
289 P What 'P' is the annual horse-race in Siena? Palio
290 D What 'D' is a Dutch truck manufacturer? Daf
291 N What 'N' is a token sum of money? Nominal
292 J What 'J' is bad luck? Jinx
293 S What 'S' is a second-year student in the USA? Sophomore
294 H What 'H' wrote Hansel and Gretel and was also a pop star? Humperdinck
295 U What 'U' is Schubert's 8th Symphony? Unfinshed
296 G What 'G' is a type of bag and was Prime Minister? Gladstone
297 M What 'M' was the line dividing North and South in the USA? Mason Dixon
298 W What 'W' is capital of Namibia? Windhoek
299 C What 'C' was First Sea Lord in World War I? Churchill
300 L What 'L' is the southern half of France? Languedoc
301 M What 'M' composed the Reformation and Italian symphonies? Mendelssohn
302 O What 'O' is of the eye? Ocular
303 K What 'K' were the kops in early film comedy? Keystone
304 D What 'D' was the main religion of the Celts? Druidism
305 J What 'J' is the club that runs horse-racing? Jockety
306 P What 'P' is a South American peasant? Peon
307 H What 'H' prevents imprisonment without being charged? Habeas Corpus
308 W What 'W' was the Germany army in World War II? Wehrmacht
309 F What 'F' is a friend who deserts you in a crisis? Fairweather
310 B What 'B' do Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg belong to? Benelux
311 L What 'L' is the text of an opera? Libretto
312 S What 'S' is a Royal residence in Norfolk? Sandringham
313 T What 'T' are actors known as? Thespians
314 R What 'R' is lying down? Recumbent
315 C What 'C' is a South American alligator and group of islands? Cayman
316 E What 'E' is a code of morals? Ethics
317 A What 'A' wrote London Fields? Amis
318 V What 'V' was a French 19th-century science fiction writer? Verne
319 G What 'G' is a quarter of a pint? Gill
320 N What 'N' is used in incendiary bombs? Napalm
321 C What 'C' is before bun and flower show? Chelsea
322 I What 'I' is a means of identifying criminals from assembled features? Identikit
323 N What 'N' was a famous dancer and a race-horse? Nijinksky
324 O What 'O' is believed to bury its head in the sand? Ostrich
325 F What 'F' is debris found at sea? Flotsam
326 K What 'K' is the giant ape of film? King Kong
327 A What 'A' is the symbol for 'and'? Ampsersand
328 P What 'P' did Walter Raleigh bring back from the New World? Potato
329 D What 'D' is a novel by Bram Stoker? Dracula
330 J What 'J' is God in the Old Testament? Jehovah
331 B What 'B' was a composer who went deaf? Beethoven
332 Q What 'Q' is used to carry arrows? Quiver
333 H What 'H' was the Ancient Greek underworld? Hades
334 L What 'L' precedes Easter for 40 days? Lent
335 S What 'S' is after red, pace and scene? Setter
336 R What 'R' band made Goat's Head Soup? Rolling Stones
337 E What 'E' is the largest land mammal? Elephant
338 M What 'M' used to be Tyburn? Marble Arch
339 T What 'T' wrote Vanity Fair? Thackeray
340 U What 'U' is an organisation founded to keep world peace? United Nations
341 G What 'G' was a Nazi district controller? Gauleiter
342 Z What 'Z' was Bob Dylan's real name? Zimmerman
343 A What 'A' are the legends of the Round Table? Arthurian
344 T What 'T' discovered the process of photography? Talbot
345 V What 'V' was a 19th-century Italian opera composer? Verdi
346 S What 'S' is an excess of drinking or eating? Surfeit
347 U What 'U' is to sack a priest? Unfrock
348 B What 'B' is a small triangular guitar? Balalaika
349 E What 'E' are wandering knights? Errant
350 N What 'N' fiddled while Rome burnt? Nero
351 I What 'I' is a school of 19th-century painters? Impressionist
352 L What 'L' is a raspberry-blackberry hybrid? Loganberry
353 P What 'P' is a temporary floating bridge? Pontoon
354 O What 'O' is the house built by Queen Victoria on the Isle of Wight? Osborne House
355 H What 'H' is the longest wall in Britain? Hadrians
356 F What 'F' is fruit-bearing? Fructiferous
357 D What 'D' is an enthusiast? Devotee
358 M What 'M' wrote Winnie the Pooh? Milne
359 J What 'J' is a temporary repair to a ship's mast? Jury
360 R What 'R' are you on in defeat and does an expert know? Ropes
361 C What 'C' is a policeman and painter? Constable
362 E What 'E' is the Portuguese currency unit? Escudo
363 I What 'I' did Julius Caesar have to beware? Ides Of March
364 N What 'N' is a mean person? Niggard
365 R What 'R' is the stone which gave the key to Egyptian hieroglyphics? Rosetta
366 W What 'W' is a type of china famous for cameo design? Wedgwood
367 D What 'D' is after kettle, snare and bass? Drum
368 K What 'K' was the centre of a gold rush in the Yukon? Klondike
369 B What 'B' is a famous make of raincoat? Burberry
370 V What 'V' is an appearance of reality? Verismilitude
371 F What 'F' is a cartoon set in the Stone Ages? Flintstones
372 T What 'T' is a 'mother' famed for good works in Calcultta? Teresa
373 S What 'S' is the nautical equivalent of radar? Sona
374 Y What 'Y' is cosmonaut Gagarin's first name? Yuri
375 L What 'L' are machine-breakers? Luddites
376 G What 'G' is the gift of talkative people? Gab
377 P What 'P' is a type of dolphin? Porpoise
378 U What 'U' is the other name of the Conservative party? Unionist
379 J What 'J' is a country and sort of hard varnish? Japan
380 A What 'A' is Hawaian for hello? Aloha
381 F What 'F' is either a fishing port with a raincoat or a pop group? Fleetwood Mac
382 O What 'O' is the willow from which baskets are made? Osiers
383 K What 'K' was author of the Just So stories? Kipling
384 R What 'R' is an extortionate landlord? Rackrent
385 T What 'T' had his tomb discovered by Howard Carter in 1922? Tutankhamen
386 A What 'A' was the first woman MP? Astor
387 E What 'E' means play it again? Encore
388 B What 'B' do you have bats in? Belfry
389 P What 'P' is the right of the firstborn to inherit property? Primoggeniture
390 D What 'D' is a Hindu loincloth? Dhoti
391 N What 'N' is a horse-racing town near Cambridge? Newmarket
392 J What 'J' is a short song used in advertisements? Jingle
393 S What 'S' is a Japanese warrior? Samurai
394 H What 'H' is October 31st? Halloween
395 U What 'U' is the Great Bear? Ursa Major
396 G What 'G' is an easily tricked person and a seabird? Gull
397 M What 'M' US general swore he would return to the Philippines? Macarthur
398 W What 'W' is to grow larger? Wax
399 C What 'C' is the largest province of Spain? Castile
400 L What 'L' is a South American relative of the camel?
Llama
401 M What 'M' did Heseltine swing in Parliament? Mace
402 O What 'O' is the soaking up of liquids as in a sponge? Osmosis
403 K What 'K' was Thor Heyerdahl's raft? Kon Tiki
404 D What 'D' is the opposite of credit? Debit
405 J What 'J' is a light spear used in athletics? Javelin
406 P What 'P' were 19th-century English painters seeking to restore purer art? Pre Raphaelites
407 H What 'H' is the symbol of the USSR? Hammer & Sickle
408 W What 'W' is the oldest incorporated town in the USA? Williamsburg
409 F What 'F' is the promotion of women's rights? Feminism
410 B What 'B' were the first London policemen? Bow Street Runners
411 L What 'L' are the words of a song? Lyrics
412 S What 'S' is before seeking, interest and conscious? Self
413 T What 'T' is a chef's hat? Toque
414 R What 'R' is moral uprightness? Rectitude
415 C What 'C' is part of the digestive system and a punctuation mark? Colon
416 E What 'E' was home to British film studios? Eltree
417 A What 'A' cried 'Eureka' in the bath? Archimedes
418 V What 'V' is a particularly hot Indian curry? Vindaloo
419 G What 'G' used to be worth fourpence? Groat
420 N What 'N' invented dynamite? Nobel
421 C What 'C' is an unmarried person? Celibate
422 I What 'I' is the Communist anthem? Internationale
423 N What 'N' is a galaxy or 'cloud' of stars? Nebula
424 O What 'O' is banishment or exclusion from society? Ostracism
425 F What 'F' is used to cut shapes in wood? Fretsaw
426 K What 'K' is the Muslim sacred book? Koran
427 A What 'A' is a Saxon king known as the 'Great'? Alfred
428 P What 'P' is a large shrimp? Prawn
429 D What 'D' is a destructive car race? Demolition Derby
430 J What 'T' discovered vaccination? Jenner
431 B What 'B' is a large Russian wolfhound? Borzoi
432 Q What 'Q' is a joke? Quip
433 H What 'H' was a famous escapologist? Houdini
434 L What 'L' are Parliamentary correspondents? Lobby
435 S What 'S' is the majority nation in Yugoslavia? Serbs
436 R What 'R' is superfluous or no longer employed? Redundant
437 E What 'E' was General Peron's wife and a musical? Evita
438 M What 'M' was Alexander the Great king of? Macedonia
439 T What 'T' is prioritisation of casualties? Triage
440 U What 'U' is the doctrine advocating the greatest happiness of the greatest number? Utiilarianism
441 G What 'G' rode naked through the streets of Coventry? Godiva
442 Z What 'Z' was a dirigible balloon in World War I? Zeppelin
443 A What 'A' is to have equal use of both hands? Ambidextrous
444 T What 'T' was invented by Alexander Graham Bell? Telephone
445 V What 'V' means word for word? Verbatim
446 S What 'S' is the Nicaraguan government? Sandinista
447 U What 'U' did Idi Amin rule? Uganda
448 B What 'B' are elite Italian soldiers? Bersaglieri
449 E What 'E' is a sort of grease used in polishing? Elbow
450 N What 'N' is the column in Trafalgar Square? Nelson's
451 I What 'I' is the border between East and West Europe? Iron Curtain
452 L What 'L' throws itself over cliffs in hordes? Lemming
453 P What 'P' is the type of psychology founded by Freud? Psychoanalysis
454 O What 'O' is capital of Canada? Ottawa
455 H What 'H' wrote Tess of the D'Urbervilles? Hardy
456 F What 'F' is cryogenics to do with? Freezing
457 D What 'D' ex-cricketer is head of the England selectors? Dexter
458 M What 'M' is the speed of sound? Mach
459 J What 'J' was a film and Lewis Carroll poem? Jabberwocky
460 R What 'R' were the Puritans in the English Civil War? Roundheads
461 C What 'C' is a reason for going to war? Casus Belli
462 E What 'E' is a novel by Jane Austen? Emma
463 I What 'I' is the Muslim religion? Islam
464 N What 'N' is a type of cloud or halo? Nimbus
465 R What 'R' is the mountain ash? Rowan
466 W What 'W' composed the Ring cycle? Wagner
467 D What 'D' is a Greek letter or triangular piece of land at the end of a river? Delta
468 K What 'K' opposed Mao Tse-Tung under Chiang Kai-shek? Kuomintang
469 B What 'B' is good faith? Bona Fides
470 V What 'V' is public opinion? Vox Populi
471 F What 'F' made eggs from precious materials? Faberge
472 T What 'T' is a ballerina's short gauzy skirt? Toutou
473 S What 'S' is capital of the Mormons? Salt Lake city
474 Y What 'Y' is a form of meditation? Yoga
475 L What 'L' is a street in London named after Italian bankers? Lombard
476 G What 'G' is Istanbul situated around? Golden Horn
477 P What `P' is a card-game designed to improve one's memory? Pelmanism
478 U What 'U' was King Arthur's father? Uther Pendragon
479 J What 'J' was the first aviatrix to fly from England to Australia? Johnson
480 A What 'A' US state was purchased from Russia? Alaska
481 F What 'F' is a famous dance show in Paris? Follies
482 O What 'O' actor died in 1989? Olivier
483 K What 'K' is an infants' school? Kindergarten
484 R What 'R' was the first president of the Royal Academy? Reynolds
485 T What 'T' was the Sherpa who accompanied Hillary up Everest? Tensing
486 A What 'A' is an independent state between France and Spain? Andorra
487 E What 'E' commanded the Allied forces on D-Day? Eisenhower
488 B What 'B' is a biscuit and the last French royal dynasty? Bourbon
489 P What 'P' is a mythical bird reborn in fire? Phoenix
490 D What 'D' said 'Non' to Britain's entry into the EEC? De Gaulle
491 N What 'N' is attached to horses for them to feed from? Nosebag
492 J What 'J' was Napoleon's wife? Josephine
493 S What 'S' is a Czech make of car? Skoda
494 H What 'H' is a leading US university? Harvard
495 U What 'U' is a tree with poisonous sap used for arrowheads? Upas
496 G What 'G' are Asterix and Obelix? Gauls
497 M What 'M' was sealed by King John at Runnymede? Magna Carta
498 W What 'W' led the Americans in the War of Independence? Washington
499 C What 'C' underground burial chambers did Christians hide in in Rome? Catacombs
500 L What 'L' is a sore throat? Laryngitus