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  1. What ball is worth three points in snooker?
  2. Name Francis Drake's ship, in which he circumnavigated the globe, 1577-80?
  3. What skin and eye colouring is associated with jaundice?
  4. What is Mick Hucknell's band?
  5. Ireland is known as The 'what' Isle?
  6. What term refers to a plan or template?
  7. Name the renowned shirt maker in Jermyn Street, London?
  8. What was mined extensively in Cyprus in Roman times, which took its name from the country?
  9. Name Jepser Christiensen's character in the James Bond films Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace?
  10. Hyacinthoides is the scientific name for what protected (in the UK) spring flowering plant?
  11. The equal combination of green and blue light, and the C in CMYK color printing, are what?
  12. If this were a cryptic crossword clue it could be 'Poetic Irish county'?
  13. What is the common name of the Bubonic Plague in the Middle Ages?
  14. What is a tone of photography which results from or gives the effect of age?
  15. What sea has the port city Arkhangelsk (Archangel in English) and Onega Bay?
  16. What is the longest river in South Africa?
  17. What comes from the seed of the tropical Theobroma cacao tree?
  18. What semi-precious stone decorated Tutankhamun's burial mask, and is the colour of the American Robin's eggs?
  19. What is normally green, but can be yellow too, after a French herbal liqueur, introduced by Carthusian Monks in the 1700s?
  20. What colour is Tyrian, a dye highly prized by the Romans?
  21. Name the London borough and Royal Observatory site which marks international time?
  22. Prince Andrew served for twenty-two years with what organization?
  23. What pigment especially associated with oil painting, derives its name from heat treatment and a Tuscany city?
  24. The TV presenter and journalist born Kim Taylor in November 1960 is better known by what name?
  25. Caroline Lucas is head of what UK organization?
  26. Who was English King from 1650-1702?
  27. What would you find at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington?
  28. What is China's second largest river?
  29. What is the negatively emphatic expression in the USA for the smallest amount of money?
  30. What college in New Cross is part of the University of London?
  31. Convert rawhide to leather?
  32. Name the low-cost private domestic airline based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India?
  33. The Whirlwind is which snooker player's nickname?
  34. Which Formula One Grand Prix Circuit includes Maggotts Corner, Wellington Straight, and Farm Curve?
  35. Which actor and musician is lead vocalist of rock band Tenacious D?
  36. What is shade of brown derives from the Latin name for the European Mole, and is (according to Wikipedia) the most popular colour of leather sofas?
  37. What colour is a 'double-word' square on a Scrabble board?
  38. What is prestigious and precious and has the ISO currency code of XPT?
  39. What is the dabbling duck whose Common 'eye-patched' variety is the smallest of all dabblers?
  40. What colour derives from the Latin root word meaning shade?
  41. Hyacinthoides is the scientific name for what protected (in the UK spring flowering plant?
  42. What sea has the port city Arkhangelsk (Archangel in English and Onega Bay?
  43. What is shade of brown derives from the Latin name for the European Mole, and is (according to Wikipedia the most popular colour of leather sofas?

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  1. What ball is worth three points in snooker?
    Green
  2. Name Francis Drake's ship, in which he circumnavigated the globe, 1577-80?
    Golden Hind
  3. What skin and eye colouring is associated with jaundice?
    Yellow
  4. What is Mick Hucknell's band?
    Simply Red
  5. Ireland is known as The 'what' Isle?
    Emerald
  6. What term refers to a plan or template?
    Blueprint 
  7. Name the renowned shirt maker in Jermyn Street, London?
    Thomas Pink
  8. What was mined extensively in Cyprus in Roman times, which took its name from the country?
    Copper
  9. Name Jepser Christiensen's character in the James Bond films Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace?
    Mr White
  10. Hyacinthoides is the scientific name for what protected (in the UK) spring flowering plant?
    Bluebell
  11. The equal combination of green and blue light, and the C in CMYK color printing, are what?
    Cyan 
  12. If this were a cryptic crossword clue it could be 'Poetic Irish county'?
    Limerick
  13. What is the common name of the Bubonic Plague in the Middle Ages?
    The Black Death
  14. What is a tone of photography which results from or gives the effect of age?
    Sepia
  15. What sea has the port city Arkhangelsk (Archangel in English) and Onega Bay?
    White Sea 
  16. What is the longest river in South Africa?
    Orange River
  17. What comes from the seed of the tropical Theobroma cacao tree?
    Chocolate
  18. What semi-precious stone decorated Tutankhamun's burial mask, and is the colour of the American Robin's eggs?
    Turquoise
  19. What is normally green, but can be yellow too, after a French herbal liqueur, introduced by Carthusian Monks in the 1700s?
    Chartreuse 
  20. What colour is Tyrian, a dye highly prized by the Romans?
    Purple 
  21. Name the London borough and Royal Observatory site which marks international time?
    Greenwich
  22. Prince Andrew served for twenty-two years with what organization?
    Royal Navy
  23. What pigment especially associated with oil painting, derives its name from heat treatment and a Tuscany city?
    Burnt Sienna 
  24. The TV presenter and journalist born Kim Taylor in November 1960 is better known by what name?
    Magenta Devine
  25. Caroline Lucas is head of what UK organization?
    The Green Party
  26. Who was English King from 1650-1702?
    William of Orange 
  27. What would you find at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington?
    The White House
  28. What is China's second largest river?
    Yellow River
  29. What is the negatively emphatic expression in the USA for the smallest amount of money?
    Red cent
  30. What college in New Cross is part of the University of London?
    Goldsmiths 
  31. Convert rawhide to leather?
    Tan 
  32. Name the low-cost private domestic airline based in Gurgaon, Haryana, India?
    IndiGo Airlines
  33. The Whirlwind is which snooker player's nickname?
    Jimmy White
  34. Which Formula One Grand Prix Circuit includes Maggotts Corner, Wellington Straight, and Farm Curve?
    Silverstone
  35. Which actor and musician is lead vocalist of rock band Tenacious D?
    Jack Black
  36. What is shade of brown derives from the Latin name for the European Mole, and is (according to Wikipedia) the most popular colour of leather sofas?
    Taupe 
  37. What colour is a 'double-word' square on a Scrabble board?
    Pink
  38. What is prestigious and precious and has the ISO currency code of XPT?
    Platinum
  39. What is the dabbling duck whose Common 'eye-patched' variety is the smallest of all dabblers?
    Teal 
  40. What colour derives from the Latin root word meaning shade?
    Umber 
  41. Hyacinthoides is the scientific name for what protected (in the UK spring flowering plant?
    Bluebell
  42. What sea has the port city Arkhangelsk (Archangel in English and Onega Bay?
    White Sea 
  43. What is shade of brown derives from the Latin name for the European Mole, and is (according to Wikipedia the most popular colour of leather sofas?
    Taupe 
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