Trivial Pursuit 2

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Mae West's last film

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Sextet

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The only Australian state without an upper house in its state parliament

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Queensland

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The feminist that wrote 'Sexual Politics' and 'Flying'

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Kate Millet

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The number of feet in a mile

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5280

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The only two countries to win the Davis Cup in the 1950s

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Australia and the U.S.A.

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This Australian bushranger was decapitated so that his head could be examined by a phrenologist

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Mad Dan Morgan

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This English novelist once called himself "a priest of love"

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D.H. Lawerence

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The number of spaces on a Scrabble board

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225

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The highway that joins Alice Springs and Darwin

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Stuart Highway

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The year Daddy Cool's hit Eagle Rock became No. 1 in Australia

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1971

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The store that first opened in Australia in 1971 with the slogan "Nothing over a shilling"

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Coles

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According to Harry Kemelman the rabbi slept late on this day

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Friday

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The boiling point of water at sea level on the Fahrenheit scale

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212 degrees

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Where Phar Lap's stuffed hide is kept on display

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National Museum, Melbourne

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The principal language of Trinidad and Tobago

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English

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This woman's stage tribute to female singers is called A Star is Torn

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Robyn Archer

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The first European to visit what today are the Hawaiian Islands

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Captain Cook

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Ben Hall the Bushranger and Ned Kelly's Last Stand were both written by

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Frank Clune

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Where Mercator's Projection is found

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On a map

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What Charlie Chaplin was known as

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The Little Tramp

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The brand of scotch whisky John Gorton promoted

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Grouse

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The alternative title of the play Peter Pan

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The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up

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The letter that appears the most in Scrabble

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E

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The largest museum in the world

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The Louvre

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The British art historian that presented the TV series Civilisation

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Sir Kenneth Clark

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The mineral Poseidon announced it had found in 1969, causing a stock market boom

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Nickel

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There are this many Gutenberg Bibles

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Twenty-one

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This strait leads into San Francisco Bay

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Golden Gate Strait

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Will Rogers, Carol Lombard and Mike Todd died this way

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Plane crashes

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This person broke Tennessee law by teaching the theory of evolution in 1925

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John T. Scopes

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This beautiful youth pined for the love of his reflection

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Narcissus

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What frogs have in their mouths that toads don't

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Teeth

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The Easybeats song Friday on my Mind was later recorded by this artist

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David Bowie

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This line divided the North and South during the U.S. CIvil War

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The Mason-Dixon line

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The Emily Bronte novel that features Heathcliff

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Wuthering Heights

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This Aboriginal boxer's fights with Roko Spanja and Chuck Wilburn resulted in their deaths

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Hector Thompson

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This city holds Queensland's Festival of Flowers each September

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Toowoomba

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Dr. Zhivago's theme song

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Lara's Theme

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The French actress that was the first guest of Sydney's new Australia Hotel in 1891

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Sarah Bernhardt

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She wrote "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose"

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Gertrude Stein

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This Western Australian sprinter won five gold medals at the 1938 Sydney Empire Games

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Decima Norman

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What Casablanca translates to in Spanish

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"White house"

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This means goodbye in Orkan

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Nanoo-nanoo

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The year Louisa May Alcott's Little Women was published

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1868

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The three main fossil fuels

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Coal, oil and natural gas

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What Rudy Valee was known as

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The Vagabond Lover

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What the positive electrode of a battery is called

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The anode

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The three Alpine skiing events

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Downhill, giant slalom and slalom

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This Nevil Shute novel is about the doomed survivors of a nuclear war

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On the Beach

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The major responsibility of a sweeper in soccer

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To defend

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The river Hobart is built on

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The Derwent

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He portrayed W.C. Fields in the film W.C. Fields and Me

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Rod Steiger

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The foot Neil Armstrong first put down on the moon

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The left

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This law of thermodynamics is also called the law of entropy

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The second law

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Where the card game bridge got its name from

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Russian Whist or "biritch"

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The film Frank Sinatra portrayed a drug addict in

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The Man with the Golden Arm

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The number of Israeli commandos that died in the Entebbe raid

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One

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The name of Tom Sawyer's aunt with whom he lives

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Polly

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The number of compass point names there are

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Thirty-two

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The city that holds the Warana Festival every spring

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Brisbane

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Arthur Sullivan's collaborator

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William Gilbert

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The date Linda Eastman married Paul McCartney in

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March 12, 1969

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The number of novelletes that make up the 1959 work Hawaii

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Four

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The major constituent of coral, limestone and sea shells

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Calcium carbonate or calcite

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What champagne is bottled in

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A Jeroboam

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The colour of mourning in Muslim countries

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White

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The Briton that has been called "the greatest driver never to have won a World Driver's Championship"

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Stirling Moss

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The number of czars buried at the Kremlin

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Forty-seven

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The date the Treaty of Versailles was signed in

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June 28, 1919

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The fisherman Santiago is in this Ernest Hemingway novel

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The Old Man and the Sea