The Missing Link - 16
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Which ship did John Cabot sail from Bristol to North America in 1497?
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Which actress, who is married to Daniel Craig, won an Oscar for The Constant Gardener?
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What job title was given to the person responsible for wax and candles in a medieval household?
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Who was the White House intern whose affair with President Clinton led to his impeachment?
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Which Israeli illusionist is most famous for bending spoons?
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Who is the lead singer of The Supremes?
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What is Microsoft’s search engine called?
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What is a baby kangaroo called?
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Which painter, whose surname is Van Rijn, is known by his first name?
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What links the previous 9 answers?
The Missing Link - 17
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Who played the eponymous detective in 70 episodes of Agatha Christie’s Poirot?
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Which restaurant chain has 35000 outlets across 119 countries, serving roughly 68 million people per day?
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Who invented the geodetic airframe and the earthquake bomb, as well as his rather more famous bouncing bomb?
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Which car manufacturer had models including the Cambridge, the Ambassador and the Montego?
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Which off-shoot of Morse is also an island in the Outer Hebrides?
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Which cyclist was stripped of his 7 Tour De France titles after admitting using performance enhancing drugs?
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Who wrote Little Lord Fauntleroy and The Secret Garden?
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Which organ of the body, which stores bile, is removed in a cholecystectomy?
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What is the mass of hexagonal wax cells built by honey bees called?
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What's the link between the previous 9 questions?
The Missing Link - 18
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Which American singer-songwriter died in 1997 after crashing his single seater plane in the Pacific?
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In which fictional town is the Simpsons set?
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Where is the US Masters held every year?
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Where in Massachusetts were a series of with trials held in 1692?
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Who was the first republican President of the United States?
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On which project did Tony Benn replace an ‘E’ that Harold Wilson had removed, stating it stood for ‘Excellence, England, Europe and the Entente Cordiale’?
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Which allied military leader was created Viscount of El-Alamein in 1946?
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How is the flatfish with the latin name Solea Solea more commonly known?
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Which German battleship, sister ship of the Tirpitz, sank HMS Hood in 1941?
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What's the link between the previous 9 questions?
The Missing Link - 19
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Where do Newcastle United play their home games?
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Which team is the oldest association football team in Scotland and play their home games at Hampden Park?
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If Big Ben is out of action, the bell in which building stands in for broadcast of the time signal?
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Which landmark was bought by Robert McCullough, who dismantled it and exported it to Arizona?
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Which Gerry Rafferty song was famous for it’s saxophone solo?
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Which car manufacturer’s current range includes the Adam, the Viva and the Vivaro?
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Which children’s BBC show about a fictional school ran for 30 years from 1978?
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Which song won the Eurovision Song Contest for Abba?
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Which game with apparently complicated, but in truth non existent rules is a regular feature of I’m Sorry, I Haven’t a Clue?
What's the link between the previous 9 questions?
The Missing Link - 20
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Which English Dame has played Mrs James Bond, Emma Peel and Lady Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones?
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The Northern Lights are also called the Aurora Borealis, what about the Southern Lights?
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What was the name of the Italian cruise ship that capsized off Tuscany in 2012?
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Which planet is Spock from in Star Trek?
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What is Mrs McGonagall’s first name in the Harry Potter films (she is played by Maggie Smith)??
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Which is Britain’s best-selling safety match?
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What’s the maiden name of Samantha Womack, Britain’s Eurovision entry in 1991 and most famous for playing Ronnie Mitchell in EastEnders’?
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Which Alton Towers and Thorpe Park roller coaster is also the sub-title of the 10th Star Trek movie?
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Which West End theatre suffered a ceiling collapse during The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time in 2013?
What's the link between the previous 9 questions?