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Which rock group's album 'Hysteria' reached number one in the UK album charts in 1987? Def Leppard The Canucks ice hockey team come from which Canadian city? Vancouver The 19th century philanthropists 'The Cadbury Family' were members of which religious society? Quakers Which group had a UK number one album in 2001 with 'Reveal'? REM Where in Scotland is Scone Palace Park racecourse? Perth Which famous patron saint is commemorated on 17th March? St Patrick Which group's biggest hit single was 'All Together Now' which reached number four in the UK charts in 1990? Pianist and entertainer Victor Borge was born in which country? Denmark What 'R' is the name given to the process of a soul being reborn in another body? Reincarnation What is the first forename of Sir Paul McCartney? James Malvolio is a character in which Shakespeare play? Twelfth Night Which 2 Letter word is the most sacred syllable in Hinduism and is regularly intoned during prayer and meditation? In 1970, with which song did Mungo Jerry top the UK singles charts for the first time? In The Summertime The song 'Younger Than Springtime' comes from which musical? South Pacific With which Christian denomination is Ampleforth College and Abbey most closely associated? Roman Catholicism bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz Farm Om
Which rock band had their last UK top ten single with 'Love Is Like Oxygen' in 1978? Sweet The dance, the csárdás originated in which country? Hungary What 'B' is the collective name for the Christian scriptures of Old and New Testaments? Bible Who backed Sam the Sham on his 1965 UK hit single 'Wooly Bully'? The Pharaohs Chandler Bing is a character in which TV series? Friends The word 'Salaam' is a greeting used chiefly by followers of which religion? Islam Who recorded the album 'Highway 61 Revisited' in 1965? Bob Dylan How is Lawrence Tureaud, who played B A Baracus in 'The A-Team', better known? Mr T The Mormon faith was founded in which US State - New York or California? New York Dolores O'Riordan was the lead singer with which band? The Cranberries Which cartoon character owned a dog called Pluto? Mickey Mouse A Papal Bull is an official letter from whom? The Pope With which James Bond theme song did 'Guns 'N' Roses' have a top five hit in 1991? Live And Let Die Who played Chief Inspector Morse on TV? John Thaw According to the Jewish and Christian faiths, how many commandments were received by Moses on Mount Sinai? bbc.co.uk/peoplesquiz Ten
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