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What brothers invented aircraft in the early 1900s?
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Wright
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A grand slam tennis tournament
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Wimbledon
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Eeyore and Piglet are characters in what kids TV series?
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Winnie the Pooh
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Who’s the only daughter in the Addams family?
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Wednesday
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What US State comes last alphabetically?
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Wyoming
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What 1815 battle did Napoleon finally lose?
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Waterloo
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‘Black to Black’ Is a popular hit made by what female singer? (Last name)
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Winehouse
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What Japanese sauce is made by something called Japanese Horseradish?
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Wasabi
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On online encyclopaedia
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Wikipedia
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What American President was known to be a blatant racist?
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Woodrow Wilson
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Without these, huge amounts of the Netherlands would be underwater
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Windmill
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The main affiliate of Charlie and the Chocolate factory is who?
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Willy Wonka
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‘Humpback’ and ‘Sperm’ are types of what marine animal?
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Whale
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Material that is grown by sheep
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Wool
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‘Big Red Balls’ is a sector of what game show?
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Wipeout
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Another word for a bet
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Wager
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Cooking utensil used to mix and blend ingredients together
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Whisk
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Waterproof boot made of rubber
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Wellington
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What role in prisons ensure safety and security among inmates?
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Warden
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‘Bootlace’, ‘Zombie’ and ‘Earth’ are all types of what?
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Worm
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German ballroom dance performed in a closed position
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Waltz
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A sudden neck jolt can cause this injury
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Whiplash
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What is the name for an uncontrolled fire disaster that causes massive damages to forests?
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Wildfire
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Striped shirt character readers have to look for (American)
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Waldo
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Striped shirt character readers have to look for (British)
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Wally
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The martial art of sumo is a form of what?
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Wrestling
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What determines the colour of light or the pitch of a sound?
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Wavelength
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Artificial piece of hair
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Wig
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What superhero’s real name is James Howlett?
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Wolverine
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Weight devision normally between Lightweight and Middleweight
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Welterweight
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