Question: Which student of Socrates, and teacher of Aristole, wrote Republic?

Answer: Plato's dialogues

Answer: The Seventh Letter

Answer: Pláton

Answer: Plato

Answer: Platonesque

Answer: Plato's Dialogues

Answer: Platonic dialectic

Answer: Πλάτων

Answer: Plátōn

Answer: Platonian

Answer: Platonic Dialogues

Answer: Dropidas

Answer: Plato and Platonism

Answer: Plato's Information

Answer: Plato/Complete works

Answer: Dialogues of Plato

Answer: Complete works of Plato

Answer: Platonic dialogues


Question: What is the name of the assembly of cardinals for the election of a pope?

Answer: Election of the Pope

Answer: Papal conclave

Answer: Sacred Conclave

Answer: Election of the Popes

Answer: Papal succession

Answer: Fumata bianca

Answer: Consistory, Papal

Answer: Conclave

Answer: Papal Election

Answer: Papal election

Answer: Election of the Bishop of Rome

Answer: Eligo in Summum Pontificem

Answer: Who elects the new pope

Answer: The process of selecting a Pope

Answer: Conclaves

Answer: Papal selection

Answer: White smoke

Answer: Papal Elections

Answer: Election of pope

Answer: Election of the bishop of Rome

Answer: Elections in Vatican City

Answer: Room of Tears

Answer: Election of a new pope

Answer: Next pope

Answer: Fumata nera

Answer: Election of the pope

Answer: Papal elections

Answer: Papal Conclave

Answer: New pope

Answer: Fumata nera and fumata bianca


Question: Which British MP claims responsibility for introducing speed bumps ('sleeping policemen') to UK roads?

Answer: K. Clarke

Answer: Mr Kenneth Clarke

Answer: Ken Clarke

Answer: Kenneth Harry Clarke

Answer: Kenneth Clarke


Question: What is the parrot's name in Enid Blyton's 'Adventure' series of books?

Answer: Kiki (disambiguation)

Answer: Kiki (film)

Answer: KIKI (Radio station)

Answer: Kiki


Question: What technical word is given usually to the right-side odd-numbered page of a book?

Answer: Verso and recto

Answer: RectoVerso

Answer: Recto

Answer: Recto and Verso

Answer: Recto-verso drawing

Answer: Recto and verso

Answer: Rectoverso

Answer: Recto pages

Answer: Recto verso

Answer: Recto-verso

Answer: Verso

Answer: Recto-Verso

Answer: Recto Verso

Answer: Leaf (books)


Question: The book Eunoia, by Christian Bok, suggests in its title, and features exclusively what, in turn, in its first five chapters?

Answer: The vowels a, e, i, o, u.


Question: Who wrote the books Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame?

Answer: Hugo, Victor

Answer: Victor hugo

Answer: Victor Hugo

Answer: V Hugo

Answer: V. Hugo

Answer: Hugo, Victor Marie

Answer: V., Hugo

Answer: Viktɔʁ maʁi yˈɡo

Answer: Victor-Marie Hugo

Answer: Victor Marie Hugo

Answer: Victor ugo

Answer: Hugo, V.


Question: What is the name of the first digital library founded by Michael Hart in 1971?

Answer: Gutenburg Project

Answer: Project Guetenburg

Answer: The Gutenburg Project

Answer: Project gutenberg

Answer: Gutenberg.org

Answer: Project gutneberg

Answer: Project guttenburg

Answer: Project Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation

Answer: Project guttenberg

Answer: Project Guttenburg

Answer: Project Guthenberg

Answer: Gutenberg project

Answer: Gutenberg Project

Answer: The Gutenberg Project

Answer: Project Gutenburg

Answer: Project gutneburg

Answer: The Project Gutenberg

Answer: Gutenberg Project.

Answer: Project Gutenberg


Question: A gooney bird is another name for which bird?

Answer: אלבטרוס

Answer: Albatross

Answer: Diomedeidae

Answer: Goonie bird

Answer: Goony bird

Answer: Albatrosses

Answer: Giant Albatross


Question: Who (at 2008) plays Doctor Gregory House in the TV series House?

Answer: Hugh Laurie

Answer: Hugh Lawrie

Answer: James Hugh Calum Laurie, OBE

Answer: Hugh laurie

Answer: HUGH LAURIE

Answer: List of Hugh Laurie awards

Answer: Hugh Laurie filmography

Answer: James Hugh Calum Laurie

Answer: Hugh Laury


Question: Chrometophobia is an irrational fear of what?

Answer: Monetary items

Answer: Real world money

Answer: Pecuniary

Answer: Concept of money

Answer: Functions of money

Answer: Monetary

Answer: Hard dollar

Answer: Monies

Answer: Money

Answer: Commercial bank money

Answer: Pelf


Question: In which year did Captain Scott reach the South Pole?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twelve

Answer: 1912


Question: Which British sportsman's autobiography is entitled Walking Tall?

Answer: Peter crouch

Answer: Peter Crouch

Answer: Robokop

Answer: Peter James Crouch

Answer: Robocrouch

Answer: Crouchamania

Answer: Crouchy


Question: The term 'green-eyed monster' originated from which of Shakepseare's plays?

Answer: Othello (film)

Answer: Othello list of characters

Answer: The Tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello, Or The Moor Of Venice

Answer: Othello (play)

Answer: Othello (Shakespeare)

Answer: Othello the Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello (1982 film)

Answer: The Tragœdy of Othello, the Moore of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello

Answer: Othello, The Moor of Venice

Answer: The tragedy of othello

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello: The Moor of Venice

Answer: List of characters in Othello

Answer: Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello Moor of Venice

Answer: The Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello, the Moor of Venice


Question: By how many years to the day did OJ Simpson's conviction for robbery and kidnapping follow his acquittal of murder?

Answer: 13

Answer: Thirteen

Answer: thirteen


Question: The NASA spacecraft Messenger reached what planet destination in 2008?

Answer: Mercury

Answer: Murcury

Answer: Mercury (album)

Answer: Merdcury

Answer: Mercury (disambiguation)


Question: Ari Folman's acclaimed 2008 film was 'Waltz with...' whom?

Answer: Bashir

Answer: Basheer (disambiguation)

Answer: Basheer

Answer: Bashir (disambiguation)


Question: What was Julian Schnabel's acclaimed 2008 film of the book written by a stroke victim's blinking eye?

Answer: The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly

Answer: The diving bell and the butterfly

Answer: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Answer: Diving bell and the butterfly

Answer: Le Scaphandre et le papillon

Answer: Le scaphandre et le papillon


Question: How many gold medals did Great Britain win at the 2008 Summer Olympics?

Answer: 19

Answer: nineteen


Question: Which was the only country to win two silver medals and no other medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics? (clue - both medals were won in men's sprint events)

Answer: Trinidad & Tobago

Answer: Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Sport in Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Trinidad tobago

Answer: Trinidad, British West Indies

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TT

Answer: Trinidad and tobago

Answer: Trinidad, Tobago

Answer: Republic of trinidad

Answer: Trinidad/Tobago

Answer: Etymology of Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Trinidad and Tobogo

Answer: Trindiad and Tobago

Answer: Sports in Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Trinidad y Tobago

Answer: Trinbagonian

Answer: Trinidadian and Tobagonian

Answer: Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Trinidad and Tobago (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies

Answer: Trinidad& Tobago

Answer: Trinidad&Tobago

Answer: Trinidad And Tobago

Answer: Trinidad and Tabago

Answer: Trinidadian

Answer: Languages of Trinidad and Tobago


Question: Which film star (of Brokeback Mountain fame) died on 22 Jan 2008?

Answer: Heath Leger

Answer: Matilda Rose Williams

Answer: Heathcliff Andrew Ledger

Answer: Matilda Williams-Ledger

Answer: Heath Ledger filmography

Answer: Matilda Rose

Answer: Heath Fletcher

Answer: Heather Ledger

Answer: Heath ledger

Answer: Keath Ledger

Answer: Heath Ledger

Answer: Heath Andrew Ledger

Answer: Heath Leader

Answer: Matilda Williams

Answer: Heith Ledger

Answer: The death of Heath Ledger

Answer: Matilda Rose Ledger


Question: In which year did Foinavon win the Grand National?

Answer: 1967

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-seven


Question: Which river forms the eastern section of the border between England and Scotland?

Answer: TWEED

Answer: The Tweed

Answer: Punjaub (ship)


Question: In which film did Roger Moore first play James Bond?

Answer: Live and Let Die (disambiguation)

Answer: LIVE AND LET DIE

Answer: Live and let die

Answer: LALD

Answer: Live And Let Die

Answer: Live and let Die

Answer: Live & let die

Answer: Live and Let Die


Question: How many gallons of beer are in a firkin?

Answer: 9 (movie)

Answer: Nine (album)

Answer: Nine (film)

Answer: 9 (2008 film)

Answer: 9 (disambiguation)

Answer: Nine (movie)

Answer: 9 (feature film)

Answer: The Nine

Answer: 9 (film)

Answer: 9 (2009 film)

Answer: Nine (disambiguation)

Answer: 9 (album)

Answer: NINE

Answer: The Nine (disambiguation)

Answer: 9 album

Answer: The 9

Answer: 9 (2009)


Question: What is the most northerly cricket ground at which a Test Match can (as at 2009) be played?

Answer: RIVERSIDE

Answer: Riverside Stadium

Answer: BT Cellnet Riverside Stadium

Answer: The Riverside


Question: Which mountain overlooks Rio De Janeiro and its harbour?

Answer: SUGAR LOAF

Answer: Sugarloaf

Answer: Sugarloaf Mountain, Ireland

Answer: Sugar loaf

Answer: Sugarloaf Mountain Rd.


Question: In which war was the Battle of Bunker Hill fought?

Answer: U.S. War of Independence

Answer: American War of Indepedence

Answer: American Revolution War

Answer: American Revolution, military history

Answer: American War of Independance

Answer: American War for Independence

Answer: American Revolutionary war

Answer: American Revolutionary War (1911 Encyclopedia, part 2)

Answer: Revolutionary War

Answer: War of American Independence

Answer: United Colonies War of Indepedence

Answer: U.S. Revolutionary War

Answer: United States War of Independence

Answer: American revolutionary war

Answer: American Revolutionary War/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia Part 2

Answer: American Revolutionary War/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia Part 1

Answer: Foreign involvement in the American Revolutionary War

Answer: Revolutionary war

Answer: American war of ind

Answer: American War of Independence

Answer: American war of Independence

Answer: British-American War (1776)

Answer: American War of Independece

Answer: AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE

Answer: 1776 War of Independence

Answer: West Indies and Gulf Coast campaigns

Answer: Us war of independence

Answer: Revolutionary war 1775

Answer: United Colonies Revolutionary War

Answer: American Revolutionary War (1911 Encyclopedia, part 1)

Answer: American War of Indpendence

Answer: American Wars of Independence

Answer: Liberation War of the United States of America

Answer: American war of independence

Answer: United States Revolutionary War

Answer: The American Revolutionary War

Answer: War of the American Revolution

Answer: American Revolutionary War (Global)

Answer: American war of Independance

Answer: Revolutionary War (United States)

Answer: Wars of the American Revolution

Answer: American Revolutionary War

Answer: American rev war

Answer: US Revolutionary War


Question: Which Bond villain has been played by Telly Savalas, Donald Pleasance, Charles Gray, and Max Von Sydow?

Answer: Blofeldian

Answer: Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Answer: Dr. Guntram Shatterhand

Answer: BLOFELD

Answer: Dr. Blofeld

Answer: Ernst Blofeld

Answer: Dr Blofeld

Answer: Blofeld Trilogy

Answer: Blofeld


Question: What is the colour of the bull of an archery target?

Answer: GOLD (disambiguation)

Answer: GOLD


Question: Who was the female member of the SDP's 'Gang Of Four'?

Answer: Baroness Williams

Answer: Shirley Williams, Baroness Williams of Crosby

Answer: Shirley Vivien Teresa Brittain Williams

Answer: Shirley Williams

Answer: Lady Williams of Crosby

Answer: SHIRLEY WILLIAMS

Answer: Baroness Shirley Williams

Answer: Shirley Vivien Teresa Brittain Williams of Crosby

Answer: Shirley Vivien Teresa Brittain

Answer: Shirley Vivien Teresa Brittain Williams, Baroness Williams of Crosby

Answer: Baroness Williams of Crosby


Question: By what name was world champion boxer Walker Smith better known?

Answer: Walker Smith Junior

Answer: Walker Smith Jr.

Answer: Walker Smith Jr

Answer: Sugar Robinson

Answer: %22Sugar%22 Ray Robinson

Answer: Walker Smith Jnr.

Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson

Answer: Walker Smith Jnr


Question: Who released an album entitled The Six Wives of Henry VIII?

Answer: English Rock Ensemble

Answer: Rick Wakeman

Answer: Jemma Wakeman


Question: In the human body what is the Axilla commonly known as?

Answer: Underarm

Answer: Axillae

Answer: Underarms

Answer: Axilla

Answer: Arm pit

Answer: Armpits

Answer: Axillary region

Answer: Posterior axillary fold

Answer: Hairy Armpits

Answer: Armpit

Answer: The armpit

Answer: Oxter

Answer: Anterior axillary fold


Question: In the Bible's New Testament what was the last battle between good and evil before the day of judgement?

Answer: Amargeddon

Answer: Armageddon theology

Answer: Armaggedon

Answer: Armegeddon

Answer: Battle of Armageddon

Answer: Armagedon

Answer: Armaggeddon

Answer: Armagideon

Answer: Har-Magedon

Answer: Armageddon

Answer: Armogeddon

Answer: Mount Armageddon


Question: To what note is the top string on a six-string guitar normally tuned?

Answer: Ｅ

Answer: E (letter)

Answer: E


Question: What trophy is played for at the US Superbowl?

Answer: World Championship Game Trophy

Answer: Vince Lombardy Trophy

Answer: Superbowl trophy

Answer: Super bowl trophy

Answer: The Lombardi Trophy

Answer: Lombardi Trophy

Answer: Vince Lombardi Trophy


Question: What film was the first sequel to win a Best Picture Oscar?

Answer: The Godfather Part 2

Answer: The Godfather: Part II

Answer: Don Francesco Ciccio

Answer: TGP2

Answer: Godfather Part II

Answer: The Godfather Part II

Answer: Godfather Part 2

Answer: The Godfather II

Answer: The Godfather pt 2

Answer: Godfather part ii

Answer: The Godfather Part Two

Answer: The Godfather 2

Answer: Godfather 2

Answer: The godfather part ii

Answer: Godfather pt ii

Answer: Godfather II

Answer: The Godfather, Part II

Answer: Tony Rosato (The Godfather)

Answer: The godfather 2

Answer: Don Ciccio

Answer: THE GODFATHER PART II

Answer: Antonio %22Tony%22 Rosato


Question: What was Hiram Hackenbacker's nickname in Thunderbirds?

Answer: Brains

Answer: Brains (disambiguation)


Question: Which team was the first to score a 'Golden Goal' in the soccer World Cup Finals?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: Which Verdi opera is also a popular acronym used in the advertising and selling professions?

Answer: Amonasro

Answer: Amneris

Answer: Aïda

Answer: Aida

Answer: Radames

Answer: Aida (opera)


Question: Zloty and Grosz are money in which country?

Answer: Etymology of Poland

Answer: Polish state

Answer: Poleand

Answer: Rzeczpospolita Polska

Answer: Polland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PL

Answer: Polskor

Answer: Republic of Poland

Answer: POLAND

Answer: Fourth Poland

Answer: Country- Poland

Answer: Poleland

Answer: Polska

Answer: Poland

Answer: Poland.

Answer: Pols Land

Answer: Polnd

Answer: Po land

Answer: Lenkija

Answer: Bastarnia

Answer: Pologne

Answer: PolanD

Answer: Polija

Answer: Pole land

Answer: Architecture of Poland

Answer: Ploand


Question: Which city hosted the 1900 Summer Olympics?

Answer: Paříž

Answer: FRPAR

Answer: Paris

Answer: Name of paris and its inhabitants

Answer: Paname

Answer: Paris France

Answer: Ville Lumière

Answer: Leucetia

Answer: Rue de Ménilmontant

Answer: Paris agglomeration

Answer: France Paris

Answer: Sports in Paris

Answer: Departement de Paris

Answer: Paris, Ile-De-France

Answer: Rue de Menilmontant

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRPAR

Answer: Paříži

Answer: Ville Lumiere

Answer: Paris, France

Answer: Paris, Île-de-France

Answer: Paris, Île-de-France, France

Answer: Parijs

Answer: Parisien

Answer: Cuisine of Paris

Answer: Suburbs of Paris

Answer: Sport in Paris

Answer: The weather in Paris

Answer: Parisian (person)

Answer: Parizi

Answer: París

Answer: Name of Paris and its inhabitants

Answer: Paree

Answer: Paris, Europe

Answer: Paris, Banks of the Seine

Answer: Paris (etymology)

Answer: Paris (France)

Answer: The City of Love (city)

Answer: Département de Paris


Question: Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger founded which website in 2001?

Answer: Wikkippedia

Answer: Critical reception of Wikipedia

Answer: WikiPedia

Answer: Vikipedia

Answer: Wikimedia in pop culture

Answer: Validity of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipidian

Answer: Wikipidia

Answer: Whikipedia

Answer: Википедија

Answer: W'pedia

Answer: The Free Encyclopaedia

Answer: Wikpedia

Answer: WikipÆdia

Answer: Wikipiedia

Answer: Explicit content in Wikipedia

Answer: WWikipedia

Answer: The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit

Answer: 위키피디아

Answer: วิกิพีเดีย

Answer: Oiquipedià

Answer: WIKIPEDIA

Answer: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Answer: Wikepedia

Answer: Wiki-pedia

Answer: Eureka (iPhone application)

Answer: विकिपीडिया

Answer: Wikipediable

Answer: Wikipedia.org

Answer: Vicipaedius

Answer: WIKIpedia

Answer: Wikipedia Copyright

Answer: Wikipedia forks

Answer: The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Vicipaedium

Answer: Википедиja

Answer: WikiPedians

Answer: Wicipǣdia

Answer: Wikipedia.net

Answer: WikiMe

Answer: Wikipedia in web comics

Answer: Wikiepda

Answer: Censorship in wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia Parody

Answer: Wikpeida

Answer: Wikipedia copyright issues

Answer: Gueiquipedia

Answer: Wikipedia in media

Answer: Wikipédien

Answer: Wikipediae

Answer: Wikipedia mobile

Answer: Wicipaedia

Answer: Wikopedia

Answer: Wikipedia mirrors

Answer: ویکیپدیا

Answer: Wikipedai

Answer: Wikipediah

Answer: The five pillars of Wikipedia

Answer: వికిపీడియా

Answer: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit

Answer: Wikipedia's

Answer: Mirrors of Wikipedia

Answer: WikipediA The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wiki pedia

Answer: Вікіпедія

Answer: Wikipeidea

Answer: Vicipeid

Answer: Mobile Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipædia

Answer: Wikipedia in law

Answer: Wikipedia censorship

Answer: Wikipieda

Answer: Wikipedia - the Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikipedia the free encycolpedia

Answer: Wiikipedia

Answer: Vikipiedija

Answer: Wiki Pedia

Answer: Wikipediya

Answer: Wikipedia.

Answer: WIkipedia

Answer: WikiPaedia

Answer: Pillars of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipidya

Answer: Wikpedian

Answer: Վիքիպեդիա

Answer: Parody of Wikipedia

Answer: Wicapedia

Answer: Praise of wikipedia

Answer: Wkipedia

Answer: Wikipdia

Answer: 維基大典

Answer: Five pillars of Wikipedia

Answer: WikipediA

Answer: Vicipedia

Answer: Wikippedia

Answer: Policies and guidelines of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia software

Answer: Wikipedia traffic

Answer: Wikipedia and public opinion

Answer: Wikipidiya

Answer: Wikipanion

Answer: ויקיפעדיע

Answer: Parodies of Wikipedia

Answer: Oiquipedia

Answer: Guiquipedia

Answer: The Wikipedia Signpost

Answer: Wikipedia (website)

Answer: Wiki-Pedia

Answer: Wikipedija

Answer: WIkitality

Answer: Wikipedi

Answer: Wikipedia servers

Answer: ويكيبيديا

Answer: Wikipeda

Answer: Wikipaedia

Answer: விக்கிபீடியா

Answer: WikiPDA

Answer: ვიკიპედია

Answer: Wikipeedia

Answer: Wikipedia Bias

Answer: Vicipedius

Answer: 위키백과

Answer: Wikimedia in popular culture

Answer: Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wéijībǎikē

Answer: WikipediaDotorg

Answer: Wikipeida

Answer: Wikipedia welcome

Answer: Wkpedia

Answer: Wikiepdia

Answer: Wikipedia in webcomics

Answer: Vicipedium

Answer: Wikipedia page

Answer: Wikipeia

Answer: Wikipaedius

Answer: The Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedius

Answer: Kiwi (iPhone application)

Answer: Wikigroan

Answer: Wikipedia.info

Answer: IPedia

Answer: Qwikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia-Supported Software

Answer: Censorship by Wikipedia

Answer: Systemic bias in Wikipedia

Answer: WİKİPEDİA

Answer: Encyclopedia (iPhone application)

Answer: Wikapedia

Answer: Volunteer Response Team

Answer: Wikipedea

Answer: Wikipedia article

Answer: Википедию

Answer: Википеди

Answer: Wikipede

Answer: Wikiedia

Answer: Wikiamo

Answer: Economic effects of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipdeia

Answer: Wîkîpediya

Answer: Systemic bias of Wikipedia

Answer: Impact of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia mobile access

Answer: Wikipedia entry

Answer: വിക്കിപീഡിയ

Answer: ವಿಕಿಪೀಡಿಯ

Answer: Wikkipedia

Answer: Wikipedia fork

Answer: Wekepedia

Answer: GeoPedia

Answer: Wickipedia

Answer: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Economy of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikepidea

Answer: Wikipedien

Answer: Wikipedia.com

Answer: Dispute resolution on Wikipedia

Answer: Volunteer response team

Answer: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikipeida.org

Answer: Wikipedist

Answer: Википедия

Answer: Wiikiipedia


Question: In which year was the Berlin Wall built?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-one

Answer: 1961


Question: A drumhead is what type of vegetable?

Answer: Green cabbage

Answer: Head cabbage

Answer: Staithwort

Answer: Patta-gobhi

Answer: White cabbage

Answer: Cabbages

Answer: Capitata f. alba

Answer: Capitata Group

Answer: Patta gobhi

Answer: Culture of cabbage

Answer: Cabbage


Question: Which US lead singer's real name is William Baily?

Answer: Axle Rose

Answer: William Bruce Rose, Jr.

Answer: Gloria Bennett

Answer: William Bruce Rose, Jr

Answer: W Axl Rose

Answer: W. Axl Rose

Answer: Axel Rose

Answer: Axl (musician)

Answer: Axal rose

Answer: Axlrose

Answer: Axl Rose


Question: The Cullinan Diamond was presented to which British monarch from the people of the Transvaal?

Answer: Edward the Seventh

Answer: Edward the Seventh (television)


Question: Which chemical element has the atomic number six?

Answer: Carbon atom

Answer: Kohlenstoff

Answer: Carbon Atom

Answer: Carbons

Answer: Carbon atoms

Answer: Carbonaceous

Answer: Carbon unit

Answer: Carbonous

Answer: History of carbon

Answer: Carbon (element)

Answer: Atomic number 6

Answer: C (element)

Answer: Carbonic

Answer: Carbon


Question: What is the capital of Colombia?

Answer: City of Bogotá

Answer: City of Bogota

Answer: Bogota, Columbia

Answer: Bógota

Answer: Santa Fe de Bacata

Answer: Bacatá

Answer: Bogotano

Answer: Bogotá, Columbia

Answer: Bogotá Capital District

Answer: Distrito Especial, Colombia

Answer: Santafe de Bogota D.C.

Answer: Bogotá, Capital District

Answer: Distrito Capital de Bogotá

Answer: Santafe de Bogota

Answer: UN/LOCODE:COBOG

Answer: Bogota, Capital District

Answer: Bogotá, Colombia

Answer: Bogotá Distrito Capital

Answer: America/Bogota

Answer: Bogotá, Distrito Capital

Answer: Bogot%5CxC3%5CxA1

Answer: Bogotá D.C.

Answer: Capital District (Colombia)

Answer: Santa Fé de Bogotá

Answer: Santafé de Bogotá D.C.

Answer: Distrito Capital de Santa fe de Bogota

Answer: Bogotá, D.C.

Answer: Santa Fe de Bogota

Answer: Santafé de Bogotá

Answer: Bogota, D.C.

Answer: Capital of Colombia

Answer: Santa Fe de Bogotá

Answer: Bogota, Distrito Capital

Answer: Bogota, Special District

Answer: Bogotá

Answer: Santa Fé de Bacatá

Answer: Bogotá, Special District

Answer: Bogota D.C.

Answer: Bogota, Colombia

Answer: Bogota

Answer: Distrito Capital de Santa Fe de Bogotá

Answer: Bogotà


Question: Who is the voice of baby Mikey in the 1989 film Look Who's Talking?

Answer: Bruce Wilis

Answer: Bruce Walter Willis

Answer: Expiration (2014 film)

Answer: Walter Bruce Willis

Answer: Bruce Willis

Answer: Bruce Wills

Answer: Bruce willis

Answer: Tallulah willis

Answer: BruceWillis


Question: What is the spiked stick or prod used for driving cattle called?

Answer: Ox goad

Answer: Goading

Answer: Goaders

Answer: Goads

Answer: Goader

Answer: Goad

Answer: Goaded

Answer: Ox-goad

Answer: Oxgoad


Question: In which English county is the Dickens World Theme Park?

Answer: Garden of england

Answer: Sport in Kent

Answer: Kent County, England

Answer: Kent

Answer: County Kent

Answer: Culture in Kent

Answer: Winkhurst Green

Answer: Wilsley Green

Answer: Kent, England

Answer: Education in Kent

Answer: Garden of England

Answer: Kent (county)

Answer: County of Kent

Answer: Cantium

Answer: Kent (England)

Answer: Rhoden Green

Answer: County of Kent, England


Question: In Switzerland, 1978, the corpse of which entertainer was reburied in concrete after it was recovered from extortionists?

Answer: Roy Export Company Establishment

Answer: Charlie Chaplain

Answer: Charlie Chaplan

Answer: Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Charles chaplin

Answer: Charles Chaplin

Answer: Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: CharlieChaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Chaplin

Answer: Chaplinian

Answer: Charile Chaplin

Answer: Charlie chaplin


Question: A frugivore feeds on what?

Answer: Fruiting

Answer: Friut

Answer: Fruiting Shrubs

Answer: Prutas

Answer: Bacca

Answer: Nutritious fruits

Answer: Simple fruit

Answer: Culture of fruits

Answer: Fruits

Answer: Fleshy fruit

Answer: Seed pod

Answer: Pod types

Answer: Fruit

Answer: Fruity


Question: Who was elected president of France follwing the death of President Pompidou?

Answer: Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valery Marie Rene Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valéry Giscard

Answer: Valery Giscard dEstaing

Answer: Valery Marie René Georges Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Giscard d'Estaing, Valéry

Answer: VGE

Answer: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Giscard d'Estaing, Valery

Answer: Valery Giscard D'Estaing

Answer: Valery Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valéry Marie René Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Giscard

Answer: Valéry Marie René Georges Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valery Giscard

Answer: Valery Marie Rene Georges Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: L'Ex

Answer: Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valery Marie René Giscard d'Estaing

Answer: Valéry Giscard d'Éstaing


Question: What animated character does Gene Kelly dance with in the film Anchors Aweigh?

Answer: Jerry Mouse

Answer: Jerry (Tom and Jerry)


Question: What royal house has ruled Monaco since the Middle Ages?

Answer: Grimaldi (disambiguation)

Answer: Grimaldi


Question: Which famous city plaza's name loosely translates as the 'Gate of Heavenly Peace'?

Answer: Square of Heavenly Peace

Answer: Tianmen Square

Answer: Tianeman Square

Answer: 天安門廣場

Answer: Tianaman Square

Answer: Tianimen Square

Answer: Tian An Men Square

Answer: Tienanmen Square

Answer: Tiannamen Square

Answer: Tianenam Square

Answer: Tiananman Square

Answer: Tieneman Square

Answer: Tiananmen Sq

Answer: Tian'anmen Square

Answer: Tienenman Square

Answer: Tiennamen square

Answer: Tienamen square

Answer: Tien An Men square

Answer: Tianemmen square

Answer: Tian-an-meng Square

Answer: Tiananmen square

Answer: Tiannamen square

Answer: Tianamen Square

Answer: Tieannamen square

Answer: Tiananmen Square (Beijing)

Answer: Tianenmen square

Answer: Tianemen Square

Answer: Tianinmen Square

Answer: Tian'an men Square

Answer: Tiananmen Square

Answer: Tienamin square

Answer: Tienemen Square

Answer: Tianamen square

Answer: 天安门广场

Answer: Tian'anmen Square

Answer: Tienamen Square

Answer: Tian An Men square

Answer: Tian-an-men Square

Answer: Tianenmen Square

Answer: Chinaman Square


Question: The songs I got Life and Aquarius come from which musical?

Answer: Hair bud

Answer: Human hair

Answer: Curly-haired

Answer: Curly-hairs

Answer: Hair shaft

Answer: Hairgrowth

Answer: Bodily hair

Answer: Origin of hair

Answer: Origins of hair

Answer: Hairy

Answer: Trichoid

Answer: Curlyhaired

Answer: Hair texture

Answer: Hairs

Answer: Tricho-

Answer: Hair Shaft

Answer: Head hair

Answer: Social role of hair

Answer: Human hairlessness

Answer: History of hair

Answer: Cymotrichous

Answer: Pelage hair

Answer: Hairiness

Answer: Curly hairs

Answer: Straight hair

Answer: Head hairs

Answer: Hair growth rate

Answer: Placoda pili

Answer: Curly hair

Answer: Hair types

Answer: Body Hair

Answer: Curly haired

Answer: Tricho

Answer: Evolution of hair

Answer: Hair

Answer: Hairbands

Answer: Curly-hair


Question: Who was the 'teacher' in TV's Rock School?

Answer: Chaim Witz

Answer: Kiss Demon

Answer: Erebus Pictures

Answer: Spiro papadatos

Answer: Gene Simmons House of Horrors

Answer: Tongue Magazine

Answer: Gene Simmons

Answer: Chaim Weitz

Answer: Sophie Simmons


Question: Which fashion designer introduced the Polo label in 1967?

Answer: Ralf Lauren

Answer: Ralph Lauren

Answer: Ralph Lipschitz

Answer: Ralph Lifschitz

Answer: Ricky Lauren

Answer: Ricky Anne Low-Beer

Answer: Ricky lauren

Answer: Ralph Lauren Rugby

Answer: Ralph Lauren Polo

Answer: Ralph Loren


Question: Philopobia is the fear of what basic human emotion?

Answer: Idealized love

Answer: Loveliest

Answer: Love

Answer: Loves

Answer: Prem (Hinduism)

Answer: Sacrificial love

Answer: True Love (The feeling)

Answer: Chemistry of love

Answer: Lovable

Answer: Idealised love

Answer: Love interest

Answer: Loving relationship

Answer: Latin words for love

Answer: Lovingly

Answer: 愛

Answer: Loveworthy

Answer: Lovelier


Question: In which three years did Red Rum win the Grand National?

Answer: 1973, 1974, 1977


Question: According to legend who killed the lion represented by the constellation Leo?

Answer: Hurcules

Answer: Herkules

Answer: Mehercle

Answer: Hercules (mythology)

Answer: Hercules

Answer: Herculean


Question: What is the state capital of New South Wales, Australia?

Answer: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Answer: Sydneian

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUSYD

Answer: Sydney Australia

Answer: Sydney (N.S.W.)

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydneians

Answer: Sydney, NSW, Australia

Answer: Sydney, New South Wales

Answer: Sydney, AU-NSW

Answer: Sidney, Australia

Answer: Syndey

Answer: Sydney, NSW

Answer: Capital of New South Wales

Answer: Sydneysider

Answer: Sydney metropolitan area

Answer: Ysdney

Answer: Sydney (Australia)

Answer: Sydneysiders

Answer: Greater Sydney

Answer: Sydney (N.S.W.), Australia

Answer: Sydney, Australia


Question: What merchant bank collapsed in 1995 due to unauthorised debts accumulated by trader Nick Leeson?

Answer: Barings Bank collapse

Answer: Barings PLC

Answer: ING Barings

Answer: Barings

Answer: Collapse of the Barings Bank

Answer: BARINGS BANK OF LONDON

Answer: Baring Brothers Bank

Answer: Barings' Bank collapse

Answer: Baring Private Equity Asia

Answer: Baring Brothers

Answer: Barings Bank

Answer: Baring Brothers & Co.


Question: What animal is the Scandinavian Christmas Julbock symbol?

Answer: Nanny goat

Answer: Dairy goat

Answer: Kid (goat)

Answer: Nanny Goat

Answer: Capra aegagrus hircus

Answer: She goat

Answer: Billy Goat

Answer: Goat

Answer: Goat penis

Answer: Goat's milk

Answer: He-goat

Answer: She-Goat

Answer: Billy goat

Answer: She-goats

Answer: Domestic goat

Answer: Billies

Answer: Goatfighting

Answer: Goatry

Answer: Capra hircus

Answer: Domestic goats

Answer: Domestic Goat

Answer: Goat milk

Answer: She goats

Answer: Billygoat

Answer: Dairy Goats

Answer: Goats' milk

Answer: Goats


Question: Gwyl San Steffan is the name for 26th December (St Stephen's Day or Boxing Day) in which country?

Answer: Welsh nation

Answer: Climate of Wales

Answer: Autonomous Province of Wales

Answer: Cymru / wales

Answer: Cyrmu

Answer: Wales

Answer: WALES

Answer: Rain in Wales

Answer: Welsh Nation

Answer: Welsh Peninsula

Answer: Wales, UK

Answer: Etymology of Wales

Answer: Cymru

Answer: Wales, United Kingdom

Answer: Pays de Galles

Answer: Communications in Wales

Answer: The Principality of Wales

Answer: West of the Rhymney

Answer: Wales, U.K.

Answer: Cymru am byth

Answer: Gymru

Answer: Cymru / Wales

Answer: Welsh mountains

Answer: CYMRU


Question: Which actress singer who charted with Santa Baby and starred as Catwoman died on Christmas day 2008?

Answer: Eartha Kitt

Answer: Thinking Jazz

Answer: Eartha Keith

Answer: Ertha Kitt

Answer: Eartha Mae Keith

Answer: Urtha Kitt


Question: Who was said to have presented the baby Jesus with Frankincense?

Answer: Balthazar

Answer: Balthazar (disambiguation)

Answer: Baltazar

Answer: Balthasar

Answer: Baltasar


Question: Before the tradition of hanging stockings up at Christmas what did Dutch children hang by the fireside?

Answer: Orthopaedic footwear

Answer: Shoe factory

Answer: Insoles

Answer: Shoewear

Answer: Shoe upper

Answer: Character shoe

Answer: Insole

Answer: House Shoes

Answer: Dansneakers

Answer: Upper (shoe)

Answer: Toe box

Answer: Dance shoes

Answer: Orthopedic shoes

Answer: DJ House Shoes

Answer: Outsoles

Answer: Outsole

Answer: Shoe (dance)

Answer: Midsole

Answer: Shoes

Answer: House shoes

Answer: Sole (shoe)

Answer: Orthopedic footwear

Answer: Custom insoles

Answer: Dance shoe

Answer: Vamp (shoe)

Answer: Shoe sole

Answer: Shoe

Answer: House shoe


Question: In Greek mythology who gave King Midas the power to turn everything he touched into gold?

Answer: God of wine

Answer: Di-wo-ni-so-jo

Answer: Lyaeus

Answer: Diónysos

Answer: Layios

Answer: Dyonysus

Answer: Dionysiac cult

Answer: Dionysos

Answer: Acratophorus

Answer: Father Bacchus

Answer: Liknites

Answer: Aegobolus

Answer: Dionysis

Answer: Διόνυσος

Answer: Διώνυσος

Answer: Bacchus (god)

Answer: Lyoeus

Answer: Bacchus

Answer: Bacchino

Answer: Dionysus,

Answer: Bachus

Answer: Dionysus

Answer: God of Wine

Answer: Dyonisos

Answer: Dionysos Dendrites

Answer: Bacchus (mythology)

Answer: Dionysus Dendrites

Answer: Bacchic


Question: In the 1833 Factory Act in Britain what was the minimum age of a child allowed to work in a factory?

Answer: Nine years


Question: In which 1995 film does Robert Carlisle play the character Begbie?

Answer: Trainspotting (disambiguation)

Answer: Trainspotting


Question: Who was the first British black woman to win an Olympic gold medal (for Britain)?

Answer: Tessa Sanderson


Question: Hepatic relates to which organ of the human body?

Answer: Impressio duodenalis

Answer: Glisson's sheath

Answer: Livers

Answer: Fetal liver

Answer: Impressio gastrica hepatis

Answer: Impressio renalis hepatis

Answer: Diaphragmatic surface of liver

Answer: Human livers

Answer: Suprarenal impression

Answer: Impressio colica hepatis

Answer: Gastric impression on the liver

Answer: Duodenal impression

Answer: Calves liver

Answer: Colic impression on liver

Answer: Capsula fibrosa perivascularis

Answer: Renal impression on liver

Answer: Gastric impression

Answer: Liver

Answer: Impressio suprarenalis hepatis

Answer: Liver metabolism

Answer: Visceral surface of liver

Answer: Liver sauce

Answer: Glissons capsule

Answer: Duodenal impression on liver

Answer: Impressio gastrica

Answer: Impressio renalis

Answer: Couinaud segment

Answer: Liver capsule

Answer: Impressio duodenalis hepatis

Answer: Peritoneal attachments of liver

Answer: Iecur

Answer: Human liver

Answer: Hepatic metabolism

Answer: Hepatic

Answer: Hepatic production

Answer: Gastric impression on liver

Answer: Colic impression

Answer: Fibrous capsule of glisson

Answer: Suprarenal impression on liver

Answer: Lobus hepatis

Answer: Impressio colica

Answer: Hepar

Answer: Glisson's capsule

Answer: Human Liver

Answer: Glisson's capsule

Answer: Jecur

Answer: Liver lobe

Answer: Liver Tissue Blood Flow

Answer: Fibrous capsule of liver

Answer: Renal impression

Answer: Glissons sheath

Answer: Impressio suprarenalis

Answer: Fibrous capsule of Glisson


Question: What name for a temple derives from the ancient Greek meaning 'to all gods' ?

Answer: Pantheon (comics)

Answer: National Pantheon

Answer: Pantheon (disambiguation)

Answer: Pantheon

Answer: Πάνθεον

Answer: Pantheons

Answer: Panthenon

Answer: Pantheon comics

Answer: Pantheon temple


Question: Mount Ararat is in which country?

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey (country)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikasi

Answer: Turky

Answer: Turkei

Answer: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: Tuerkiye

Answer: Turquie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TR

Answer: Turquia

Answer: TurkeY

Answer: Turkey (Country)

Answer: Turkiye

Answer: Turkey (state)

Answer: Terky

Answer: Republic of Turkey

Answer: Türkiye

Answer: Turkish Republic

Answer: Republic of Turkiye

Answer: Turkish republic

Answer: The Republic of Turkey

Answer: Turkey (nation)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikası

Answer: Türkei

Answer: Tuerkei

Answer: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: TURKEY

Answer: Republic of turkey

Answer: Etymology of Turkey

Answer: Turkie

Answer: Turkia

Answer: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Question: What is the Greek and Turkish delicacy of spiced rice and meat wrapped in vine leaves?

Answer: Dolmas

Answer: Dolma

Answer: Gemista

Answer: Yemista

Answer: Dolmeh

Answer: Dolmadaki

Answer: Warak Einab

Answer: Oshi Toki

Answer: Dolma (food)

Answer: Dolmati

Answer: Stuffed vine leaves

Answer: Kovov-Toki

Answer: Stuffed Grape Leaves with Rice

Answer: Oshi toki

Answer: Dolmathes

Answer: Yaprakes finos

Answer: Yabra'

Answer: Dolmades

Answer: Stuffed grape leaves


Question: Which French prime minister was executed for treason in 1945?

Answer: Pierre laval

Answer: Pierre Laval


Question: Who aged 65 became the oldest Britain to climb Mount Everest, as at 2009?

Answer: Ran Fiennes

Answer: Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 3rd Baronet, OBE

Answer: Ranulph Fiennes

Answer: Ranulph Twistleton-Wykeham Fiennes

Answer: Randolf Vines

Answer: Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes

Answer: Randolph Vines

Answer: Sir Ranulph Fiennes

Answer: Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, 3rd Baronet


Question: What socially responsible brand was added to Cadbury's Dairy Milk Chocolate in July 2009?

Answer: Fairtrade certification

Answer: Fair Trade certification

Answer: Fairtrade

Answer: Fair Trade Certification

Answer: International Fairtrade Certification

Answer: Fairtrade labeling

Answer: Fairtrade status

Answer: Fair Trade Certified

Answer: Fairtrade labelling

Answer: Fairtrade Labelling

Answer: Fair trade labelling


Question: Through much of 2009 former shareholders of what UK bank sought compensation from the UK government?

Answer: Northern rock

Answer: Northern Rock

Answer: Northern Rock Building Society

Answer: Northern Rock Denmark

Answer: Northern Counties Permanent Building Society

Answer: Northern Crock

Answer: Northern Rock plc

Answer: Northern Rock Gosforth

Answer: North of England Building Society

Answer: Northern rock bank

Answer: Northern Rock House

Answer: Northern Rock Bank


Question: Which famous media son and mogul joined the board of GlaxoSmithKline as non-executive director in Feb 2009?

Answer: Murdoch, James

Answer: James Murdoch

Answer: James Murdoch (born 1972)

Answer: James Murdoch (media executive)

Answer: Kathryn Hufschmid


Question: What actor who died in 2009 played TV's The Prisoner?

Answer: Patrick Mcgoohan

Answer: Joseph Serf

Answer: Patrick McGoohan

Answer: Patrick MacGoohan

Answer: Patrick mcgoohan


Question: Duke D'Mond, who died aged 66 in 2009, was lead singer of which successful UK comedy pop group?

Answer: Barron Knights

Answer: The Barron Knights


Question: Divya Narenda and the Winklevoss twins, founders of the Connectu and Harvardconnection websites, agreed to a financial settlement from which big internet corporation?

Answer: Facephiliac

Answer: Face book inc

Answer: Caralibro

Answer: Facebook Statistics

Answer: Facebooking

Answer: Facebook help

Answer: Facebook Com

Answer: Facebook patent

Answer: Facebook Gold

Answer: Grant raphael

Answer: Facebook.

Answer: Thefacebook.com

Answer: Fbook

Answer: Facebook.com

Answer: On.fb.me

Answer: Crackbook

Answer: Facebook (website)

Answer: Fb.me

Answer: FB PAC

Answer: TheFacebook

Answer: FB.Com

Answer: Faceborg

Answer: Political impact of Facebook

Answer: Facebook.commerce

Answer: The Facebook

Answer: Facebook

Answer: December 2012 Facebook Crash

Answer: FACEBOOK

Answer: Facebookia

Answer: Facesbook

Answer: Facebook at Work

Answer: BeaconGate

Answer: Facebook Ads

Answer: Facebor

Answer: Facebooker

Answer: Mini-feed

Answer: Facebook users

Answer: FaceBook

Answer: Facenook

Answer: Facebook, Inc

Answer: Facebook, Inc.

Answer: Facebok

Answer: Фейсбук

Answer: Facebk

Answer: TheFaceBook

Answer: Thefacebook

Answer: ThefaceBook

Answer: Facebook Class A Inc

Answer: Fb.com

Answer: FBCDN.Net

Answer: Facebook Users

Answer: Facebook Inc.

Answer: Facebook Lite

Answer: TheFacebook.com

Answer: @facebook.com

Answer: Facebook.Com

Answer: Facebook Inc


Question: What was Sophie Kinsella's best selling book of 2009?

Answer: Confessions of a Shopaholic (disambiguation)

Answer: Confessions of a Shopaholic


Question: What successful racehorse trainer died on 1 June 2009?

Answer: Vincent O'Brien

Answer: Vincent O'Brien


Question: What did Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Timoshenko change about her appearance which shocked commentators in 2009?

Answer: Hairdo

Answer: Hairstyle

Answer: Haircutting

Answer: Summer haircut

Answer: Cut hair

Answer: Haircut

Answer: Hair cutting

Answer: Hair styling

Answer: Reverse bangs

Answer: Hair styles

Answer: Haircutting instructions

Answer: Hair cut

Answer: Hair cuts

Answer: Hair style

Answer: Hair fashion

Answer: Haircuts

Answer: Hairdos

Answer: Hairstyling

Answer: Physical hair styling

Answer: Coiffure


Question: Which company began a hostile takeover bid for Cadbury in September 2009?

Answer: Kraft Foods Europe GmbH

Answer: Kraft Foods Europe

Answer: Kraft Foods Sverige

Answer: Kraft Jacobs Suchard

Answer: Dairy Fairy Cow

Answer: General Foods Ltd

Answer: Kraft Foods Group Inc

Answer: Kraft Foods Group Inc.

Answer: KF Holdings

Answer: Kraftco

Answer: Kraft Cheese

Answer: Kraft Foods Inc.

Answer: Kraft Foods Combat Malnutrition in Indonesia

Answer: Kraft Foods Company

Answer: Hoffman dairy

Answer: Kraft

Answer: Kraft Foods Group, Inc.

Answer: Kraft Foods, Inc.

Answer: Kraft Foods Group

Answer: Kraft Foods

Answer: Kraft General Foods Incorporation

Answer: Hoffman Dairy

Answer: Kraft General Foods

Answer: Kraft Canada

Answer: Seven Seas Salad Dressing

Answer: Inc. Kraft

Answer: Kraft foods

Answer: Kraft Malaysia

Answer: Mellow Bird's

Answer: Dairy Fairy

Answer: Kraft Foods Inc-A


Question: Ben Collins was 'outed' in January 2009 as which mysterious TV character?

Answer: The Stig

Answer: Stigushka

Answer: Black Stig

Answer: The stig

Answer: The Stig's Identity

Answer: The Stig Some Say

Answer: The Stig's identity


Question: Unusually for a lady, Peruvian Conchita Cintron who died aged 86 in February 2009, was a famous what?

Answer: Matadore

Answer: Toreo

Answer: Bullfighter

Answer: Torero(Bullfighter)

Answer: Banderillero

Answer: Bullfighters

Answer: Bull-fighter

Answer: Matadors

Answer: Banderilleros

Answer: Torero

Answer: Torero (bullfighter)

Answer: Matador


Question: According to UK research in 2009 on average how many TV ads do viewers see each day, 25; 43; 105 or 207?

Answer: forty-three

Answer: 43


Question: Vladimir Voronin resigned as the president of which country?

Answer: Moldowa

Answer: Moldova (Republic Of)

Answer: Architecture of Moldova

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MD

Answer: Modolva

Answer: Ukrainians in Moldova

Answer: Republica Moldova

Answer: Etymology of Moldova

Answer: Republic of Moldova

Answer: Moldova

Answer: Moldova in World War II

Answer: Moldovan (citizen)

Answer: Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (Republic of)

Answer: The Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (republic)

Answer: Country MDA

Answer: Moldova, Republic of


Question: Yukio Hatoyama was sworn in as the sixtieth prime minister of which country?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: What US corporation sold Hummer to the Chinese in 2009?

Answer: General motors

Answer: Detroit GM

Answer: Vehicle Acquisition Holdings

Answer: New GM

Answer: General Motors 50th Anniversary Show

Answer: GM Motors

Answer: General Motors Corp.

Answer: General Motors Company LLC

Answer: Micky Bly

Answer: Vehicle Acquisition Holdings LLC

Answer: GM Powertrain

Answer: The GM Company

Answer: General Motors Corporation LLC

Answer: General Moters

Answer: General Motors

Answer: General Motors Corporation

Answer: General Motors Company


Question: What did US state Rhode Island outlaw after 29 years of decriminalization?

Answer: Lot lizard

Answer: Ho Bag

Answer: The Game (sex trade)

Answer: Whoring

Answer: Commercial sex

Answer: Prostitute

Answer: Sex client

Answer: Prostitution

Answer: Harlot

Answer: Bawds

Answer: Ten o'clock girl

Answer: Commercial sex acts

Answer: Female sex workers

Answer: Horcwenan

Answer: Hoe (occupation)

Answer: Crack ho

Answer: Mannii

Answer: Commercial sex workers

Answer: Hookers

Answer: Sex clients

Answer: Felony prostitution

Answer: John (prostitution)

Answer: Persons Involved in the Sex Trade

Answer: Prostitutes

Answer: W-h-word

Answer: Queans

Answer: Paid sex

Answer: Kerb-crawler

Answer: Whoor

Answer: Sexual services

Answer: Strumpets

Answer: Tender parnel

Answer: Whoremongering

Answer: Kerb Crawling

Answer: Whore mongers

Answer: Kerb crawling

Answer: The world's oldest profession

Answer: Punter (prostitution)

Answer: Virtual prostitution

Answer: Selective prostitution

Answer: Mongering

Answer: Female prostitution

Answer: Whores

Answer: Whoremongers

Answer: Prostitution ring

Answer: The oldest profession

Answer: Whore-monger

Answer: Prostitude

Answer: Whore-mongers

Answer: Kumpangs

Answer: Whore monger

Answer: Whore-mongering

Answer: Harlots

Answer: Kerb crawlers

Answer: Turning tricks

Answer: Lady of pleasure

Answer: Meretricious

Answer: Bawd

Answer: Oldest profession

Answer: Harlotry

Answer: Strumpet

Answer: Quean

Answer: Meretriciously

Answer: World's oldest profession

Answer: Kerbcrawling

Answer: Blyat

Answer: Meretriciousness

Answer: Floozy

Answer: Whore mongering

Answer: Outside prostitution

Answer: No money no honey

Answer: Whored

Answer: Prositution

Answer: W word

Answer: Kerbcrawl

Answer: Dead hookers

Answer: Gende

Answer: Hooking (sex trade)

Answer: Loitering with intent

Answer: Whore

Answer: Whoredom


Question: Doctor Brooke Magnanti came out as which best selling X-rated blogger?

Answer: Belle du Jour

Answer: Belle de jour (disambiguation)

Answer: Belle de Jour (disambiguation)

Answer: Belle de Jour

Answer: Belle de jour


Question: What strife-torn country's Football Association was suspended by FIFA due to interference by its government?

Answer: Eragh

Answer: South Iraq

Answer: A'raq

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IQ

Answer: عيَراق

Answer: Iraqi Republic

Answer: كۆماری عێراق

Answer: Iraqê

Answer: Komara Iraqe

Answer: Central Iraq

Answer: Irāq

Answer: Komara Iraqê

Answer: Iraqe

Answer: Irak

Answer: Itaq

Answer: الجمهورية العراقية

Answer: Name of Iraq

Answer: Iraq

Answer: Iraq (name)

Answer: Iraw

Answer: Al-'Iraq

Answer: Iraqui

Answer: Jumhūriyyat ul-ʿIrāq

Answer: State of Iraq

Answer: Jumhūriyyat al-'Irāq

Answer: العراق

Answer: IRAQ

Answer: The Iraq

Answer: Etymology of Iraq

Answer: Aj-Jumhuriyah Al-'Iraqiyah

Answer: Republic of Iraq

Answer: Islamic Republic of Iraq

Answer: Al-'Irāq

Answer: Irak-Arabi

Answer: Eraq

Answer: Jumhuriyyat ul-ʿIraq


Question: Which comedian was named outstanding newcomer at the 2009 London Evening Standard theatre awards?

Answer: Lenworth Henry

Answer: Delbert Wilkins

Answer: LENNY HENRY

Answer: Lenny henry

Answer: Lenworth George Henry

Answer: Lenny Henry


Question: Herman Van Rompuy became first Permanent President of what?

Answer: European summits

Answer: European Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council

Answer: Parties in the Council of the European Union

Answer: List of Presidents of the European Council

Answer: Euco

Answer: European Summit

Answer: Parties in the council of the european union

Answer: European council

Answer: Parties in the European Council

Answer: Euopean Council

Answer: Party affiliations in the Council of the European Union

Answer: Current composition of the European Council

Answer: European summit

Answer: 2007 EU Summit

Answer: The European Council

Answer: European Council


Question: What is the traditional Maori greeting in which people press noses together?

Answer: Maori greeting

Answer: Hongi


Question: The Estoril Grand Prix circuit is in which European country?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: Who was the first professional cricketer to captain England?

Answer: Sir leonard hutton

Answer: Leonard Hutton (cricket)

Answer: Sir Leonard Hutton

Answer: Sir Len Hutton

Answer: L Hutton

Answer: Leonard Hutton

Answer: Sir. Leonard Hutton

Answer: Len Hutton


Question: Who is the engineer with the big triangular hair-style in the Dilbert cartoons?

Answer: Alice (Movie)

Answer: Alice (movie)

Answer: Alice (Film)

Answer: Alice (film)

Answer: Alice (video game)

Answer: Алиса

Answer: Alice (song)

Answer: Alice

Answer: Alice (album)

Answer: A.L.I.C.E

Answer: ALICE (disambiguation)

Answer: Alice (singer) (disambiguation)

Answer: ALICE

Answer: Alice (disambiguation)


Question: The country Myanmar is still known in many parts of the world by what prior name?

Answer: Economic sanctions against Myanmar

Answer: Economic sanctions against Burma

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MM

Answer: Birman Empire

Answer: Etymology of Burma

Answer: Republic of The Union of Myanmar

Answer: Pyidaunzu Thanmăda Myăma Nainngandaw

Answer: Mianmar

Answer: Borders of Burma

Answer: Myanmar (Burma)

Answer: Mayanmar

Answer: မြန်မာပြည်

Answer: Pyi-daung-zu Myan-ma Naing-ngan-daw

Answer: Myammar

Answer: Burma/Myanmar

Answer: Burmese Republic

Answer: Burma-Myanmar

Answer: Burma (Myanmar)

Answer: Union of Myanmar

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော်

Answer: Sanctions against Burma

Answer: Myanmar (formerly Burma)

Answer: Birma

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော

Answer: Birmanie

Answer: Myanmar/(Burma)

Answer: Burma

Answer: Myanmar/Burma

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmer

Answer: Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma

Answer: Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Answer: Eastern Burma

Answer: Union of burma

Answer: Myanma

Answer: Birmania


Question: What is a line on a map called which connects points of equal temperature?

Answer: Isotherm (disambiguation)

Answer: Isotherm


Question: The Futhark is what type of alphabet?

Answer: Runic script

Answer: Runes

Answer: Runic alphabets

Answer: Futharc

Answer: Germanic rune

Answer: Futhark

Answer: Runic (script)

Answer: Urzu

Answer: Germanic runes

Answer: Scandinavian alphabet

Answer: Runes and their meanings

Answer: Gothic Rune

Answer: Germanic script

Answer: Runekjevle

Answer: Marcomannic runes

Answer: Runr

Answer: ISO 15924:Runr

Answer: Runr (script)

Answer: Teutonic alphabet

Answer: Rune language

Answer: Rune

Answer: Futhark language

Answer: Runic alphabet

Answer: Runic letters

Answer: Germanic alphabet

Answer: Futhark alphabet

Answer: Runic

Answer: Rune writing

Answer: Runic language

Answer: Fuþark


Question: What is the furcula of a bird more commonly called?

Answer: Wish bones

Answer: Wishbone (disambiguation)

Answer: Wishbone

Answer: Wish Bone (disambiguation)

Answer: Wish-bone

Answer: Wishbones

Answer: Wish bone


Question: What is the most common bird in the world?

Answer: Domestic cock

Answer: Muff/beard

Answer: Domestic fowl

Answer: Chiken

Answer: Layer hen

Answer: Chicken legs

Answer: Chicken Tagine

Answer: Chicken (bird)

Answer: G. domesticus

Answer: Pet chicken

Answer: Bock bock

Answer: Common domestic fowl

Answer: Gallus gallus domesticus

Answer: G. gallus domesticus

Answer: Chicken (Domestic)

Answer: Pullets

Answer: Chooks

Answer: Chicken tagine

Answer: Chicken Chasseur

Answer: Domesticated chicken

Answer: Muff (chicken)

Answer: Pullet

Answer: Chickens

Answer: Chicken Drumsticks

Answer: Chicken chasseur

Answer: Domestic chicken

Answer: Chickon

Answer: Gallus domesticus

Answer: Chook

Answer: Chicket

Answer: Chicken Legs

Answer: Hen (bird)

Answer: Murgh

Answer: Chicken drumsticks

Answer: Domestic Chicken

Answer: Poulet

Answer: Chicken


Question: The Centigrade temperature scale is also known commonly by what name?

Answer: Centigrade temperature scale

Answer: Celsius scale

Answer: Centesimal degree

Answer: Celsius degree

Answer: Degree C

Answer: Centigrade degree

Answer: Degrees Celcius

Answer: Degree Celcius

Answer: Centigrade (temperature)

Answer: Degree centigrade

Answer: Centigrade scale

Answer: °С

Answer: Degrees Celsius

Answer: Celsius temperature scale

Answer: Degree Celsius

Answer: C°

Answer: Celsius Thermometer

Answer: Cdeg

Answer: Celcius

Answer: Celsius Temperature Scale

Answer: Degree celcius

Answer: °C

Answer: DegC

Answer: Degrees celsius

Answer: Centigrade degrees

Answer: Centigrade

Answer: Degree celsius

Answer: Centrigrade scale

Answer: Degrees centigrade

Answer: Celsius temperature

Answer: ºC

Answer: Celsius


Question: At which castle was Mary Queen of Scots beheaded?

Answer: Fotheringhay, Northamptonshire

Answer: Fotheringhay


Question: Whose second 'breadfruit voyage' as captain was on the ship HMS Providence, 1791-94?

Answer: Governor Bligh

Answer: Admiral Bligh

Answer: Captain William Bligh

Answer: Vice Admiral William Bligh

Answer: Captain Bligh

Answer: William Bligh

Answer: Vice-Admiral William Bligh


Question: What is the name of the document issued, by law, giving information about a company to be floated on a stock exchange?

Answer: Prospectus (disambiguation)

Answer: Prospectus


Question: Annually in July or August, the Obon (or Bon) Buddhist festival to honour the dead is held in which country?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: Who wept on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent after losing the Wimbledon Women's Singles Final against Steffi Graf in 1993?

Answer: Jana Novotná

Answer: Jana Novotna


Question: Which Tsar of Russia ruled from 1682-1725?

Answer: Pyotr Veliky

Answer: Czar of Russia Peter I

Answer: Petr I

Answer: Grand Duchess Natalia Petrovna (1713-1715)

Answer: Peter The Great

Answer: Petr Velikiy

Answer: Pyotr Velikhiy

Answer: Peter Romanov

Answer: Piotr Velikiy

Answer: Peter Alexeivic Romanov

Answer: Pyotr I Alekse%60yevich

Answer: Grand Duchess Natalia Petrovna of Russia (1713-1715)

Answer: Pyotr Velikiy

Answer: Pyotr Alekseyevich Romanov

Answer: Peter I of Russia

Answer: Пётр I Алексеевич

Answer: Emperor Peter the Great

Answer: Piotr I of Russia

Answer: Pyotr Alexeyevich

Answer: Pyotr Velikii

Answer: Pyotr I

Answer: Peter I the Great

Answer: Pyotr Alexeyevich Romanov

Answer: Pyotr Romanov

Answer: Petr Velikyy

Answer: Peter I the Great of Russia

Answer: Peter the great

Answer: Grand Duchess Natalia Petrovna of Russia (1713–1715)

Answer: Tsar Peter I

Answer: Natalia Petrovna

Answer: Peter the Great reformation - causes and implementation

Answer: Tsar Peter the Great

Answer: Peter I. the Great

Answer: Peter Mikhajlov

Answer: Czar Peter

Answer: Piotr Alekseyevich

Answer: Czar Peter I

Answer: Pyotr I of Russia

Answer: Grand Duchess Natalia Petrovna (1713 - 1715)

Answer: Grand Duke Alexander Petrovich of Russia

Answer: Peter I (Russia)

Answer: პეტრე პირველი

Answer: Peter the Great

Answer: Пётр I

Answer: Peter the Great of Russia

Answer: Alexander Petrovich

Answer: Piotr I Alieksieievich

Answer: Peter the Great reformation – causes and implementation

Answer: Peter I The Great

Answer: Pyotr I Alekseyevich


Question: "What poem contains the words, ""...Water, water, everywhere, Nor any drop to drink..."" ?"

Answer: Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

Answer: TRotAM

Answer: The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere

Answer: The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner

Answer: The Rime of the Ancyent Marinere (1798)

Answer: Rime of the ancient mariner

Answer: Ancient mariner

Answer: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Answer: Life-In-Death

Answer: The Rime of The Ancient Mariner

Answer: Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner

Answer: The rime of the ancient mariner

Answer: The Ancient Mariner

Answer: Rime Of The Ancient Marriner

Answer: Ancient Mariner

Answer: Rime of the Ancient Mariner

Answer: Rhyme of the ancient mariner

Answer: Rime of the Ancyent Marinere

Answer: TROTAM

Answer: The Rime Ancyent Marinere (1798)

Answer: Rime of ancient mariner


Question: What Mexican duo are famous for their high energy classical guitar music, including a version of Stairway to Heaven?

Answer: Rodrigo Y Gabriella

Answer: Rodrigo y Gabriela

Answer: Rod y Gab

Answer: Rodrigo and Gabriela

Answer: Rodrigo y Gabriela (band)

Answer: Rodrigo y Gabriella

Answer: Rodrigo Y Gabriela

Answer: Rodrigo & Gabriela

Answer: Gabriela Quintero

Answer: Rodgab


Question: The usual graph shape for product failure rate, starting and ending high with a long flat bottom in between, is known as what sort of curve?

Answer: Whirlpool tub

Answer: Roll top bath

Answer: Baby bathtub

Answer: Baby bath

Answer: Bathtubs

Answer: Bath tub

Answer: Bathtub

Answer: Slipper Bathtub


Question: American Jazz musician John Coltrane is famous for playing which instrument?

Answer: Saxamophone

Answer: Neckstrap

Answer: Strich

Answer: Saxaphone

Answer: Neckstrap (Saxophone)

Answer: Stritch (saxophone)

Answer: Saxophone family

Answer: Manzello

Answer: Saxy

Answer: Saxophones

Answer: Conn-o-sax

Answer: Conn-O-Sax

Answer: Saxello

Answer: Saxist

Answer: Saxophonist

Answer: Neck Strap

Answer: Saxphone

Answer: Saxofone

Answer: Saxophone

Answer: Contralto saxophone

Answer: Jazz Tube


Question: A Colles fracture is in which part of the body?

Answer: Wrist injuries

Answer: Radio-carpal joint

Answer: Wrists

Answer: Wrist examination

Answer: Wrist-joint

Answer: Radiocarpal

Answer: Radiocarpal joint

Answer: Wrist joint

Answer: Wrist

Answer: Articulatio radiocarpea


Question: What religious symbol refers to a heightened and often baseless business expectation by association to an earlier success?

Answer: HALO

Answer: Halo film

Answer: Halo the movie

Answer: Halo Movie

Answer: Halo movie

Answer: Halo (motion picture)

Answer: Halo (album)

Answer: Halo (disambiguation)

Answer: Halo (movie)

Answer: Halo the Movie

Answer: Halo: The Movie

Answer: Halo (single)

Answer: Halo (band)

Answer: Halo (film)

Answer: Halo

Answer: Halo (song)


Question: What physics term refers to the largely prohibited selling method by which customers are said to have agreed to buy something unless they refuse unsolicited goods or services?

Answer: Principle of inertia

Answer: Inertia

Answer: The history of law of inertia

Answer: Galileo principle

Answer: Principle of inertia (physics)

Answer: Types of Inertia

Answer: Galileo's principle

Answer: Inertia of rest

Answer: Galileo's Principle

Answer: Inertias


Question: What was the terrorist group responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre of Israeli athletes?

Answer: Black September (disambiguation)

Answer: Black September

Answer: 'Black September'


Question: A Hedge Brown is what sort of creature?

Answer: Butterfly

Answer: Butterflys

Answer: Buttetrfly

Answer: Butterfly life cycle

Answer: Rhopalocera

Answer: Butterflies


Question: Who wrote the opera Carmen?

Answer: Alexandre Bizet

Answer: Georges Alexandre Cesar Leopold Bizet

Answer: Bizet

Answer: George Bizet

Answer: Alexandre Cesar Leopold Bizet

Answer: G. Bizet

Answer: Alexandre Cesare Leopold Bizet

Answer: Georges Bizet

Answer: Alexandre César Léopold Bizet

Answer: Georges Bizet's

Answer: Georges Alexandre César Léopold Bizet


Question: What former diplomat and ambassador to Russia is generally considered the toughest questioner of the Chilcot Inquiry committee?

Answer: Sir Roderic Lyne


Question: What (as at 2010) is the tenth-largest body directly orbiting the Sun?

Answer: 134340 Pluto.

Answer: (134340) Pluto

Answer: Dwarf planet Pluto

Answer: Pluto (Planet)

Answer: Planet Pluto

Answer: 1930 BD

Answer: Physical characteristics of Pluto

Answer: The Pluto debate

Answer: 134340 Pluto

Answer: Classification of Pluto

Answer: Pluto

Answer: Pluto (planet)

Answer: Pluto debate

Answer: Asteroid 134340

Answer: Pluto (astronomy)

Answer: Sol-9

Answer: Pluto system

Answer: Astronomy Pluto

Answer: 134340Pluto

Answer: Sol j

Answer: Sun j

Answer: 134340 Pluto (dwarf planet)

Answer: Pluto (dwarf planet)

Answer: Pluto planetary status controversy

Answer: Pluton (planet)

Answer: Plutoing

Answer: Pluto Planet Day

Answer: Pluto (planetoid)

Answer: 134340


Question: What was Amy Williams sled called on which she won Olympic gold for Britain at Vancouver in the Skeleton event?

Answer: Arthur

Answer: Arthur (name)


Question: The Collegiate Church of St Peter in London is more popularly known by what name?

Answer: Westminster Abbey

Answer: Abbey of Westminster

Answer: Westminister abby

Answer: St. Peter, Westminster

Answer: Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey and Saint Margaret's Church

Answer: St. Peter's, Westminster

Answer: Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster

Answer: Westminster Abbey and St. Margaret's Church - Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey and Saint Margaret's Church

Answer: St Peter's Monastery, Westminster

Answer: Westminster abby

Answer: Westminster abbey

Answer: Westmister Abbey

Answer: The Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster

Answer: St Edmund's Chapel, Westminster Abbey

Answer: Westminister Abbey

Answer: St Peter's Church, Westminster


Question: What alliterative two-word term describes a product or service sold at less than cost, typically to encourage customers to buy other more profitable products/services?

Answer: Key Value Item

Answer: Loss leader

Answer: Loss-leader

Answer: Loss leaders

Answer: Lossleader

Answer: Loss leader pricing

Answer: Loss leading

Answer: Loss-leading


Question: Who was made Archbishop of Capetown in 1986?

Answer: Desmond Mpilo Tutu

Answer: Bishop Tutu

Answer: Leah Tutu

Answer: DesmondTutu

Answer: Desmund Tutu

Answer: Desmond Tuto

Answer: Bishop Desmond Tutu

Answer: The Most Reverend Desmond Tutu

Answer: Mpilo

Answer: Leah Nomalizo Tutu

Answer: Desmond Tutu

Answer: Desmund tutu

Answer: Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Answer: Desmond Tutu/Archive (2006)


Question: The Orinoco river meets the sea on which country's coast?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VE

Answer: Venezula

Answer: Venezuela, RB

Answer: Republica de Venezuela

Answer: Venuzeula

Answer: The Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela

Answer: Venizuela

Answer: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Venazeula

Answer: Bolivaria

Answer: Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuala

Answer: Venecuela

Answer: Venzuela

Answer: VENEZULEA

Answer: República Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Etymology of Venezuela

Answer: Benezuela

Answer: Venzauela

Answer: VEN

Answer: Venezeula

Answer: Republica de venezuela

Answer: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

Answer: BRV

Answer: Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Answer: Name of Venezuela

Answer: V'zuela


Question: What building in Pall Mall, commissioned by Henry VIII around 1532, is the administrative centre of the British monarchy?

Answer: St James palace

Answer: St James Palace

Answer: Verge of the Palace of St James

Answer: St. James's Palace

Answer: St. James palace

Answer: St James's Palace, London

Answer: Chapel Royal (St. James's Palace)

Answer: St James's Palace

Answer: St. James' Palace

Answer: Saint James's Palace

Answer: St James' palace

Answer: St James's Palace

Answer: St. James Palace

Answer: St James' Palace

Answer: Saint James' Palace

Answer: St. James' palace

Answer: St. James's palace

Answer: St James's palace


Question: Pentatonic, hexatonic, and heptatonic are types of what?

Answer: All of the music scales

Answer: Octave repeating scale

Answer: Scalewise

Answer: Auxiliary Scales

Answer: Gapped scale

Answer: Bass scales

Answer: Octave-repeating scale

Answer: Non-octave repeating scale

Answer: Auxiliary scales

Answer: Musical scale

Answer: Non-octave-repeating scale

Answer: Microtonal scale

Answer: Derived scale

Answer: Scale (music)

Answer: Scale music

Answer: Octave-repeating

Answer: Octave scale

Answer: Non-octave repeating

Answer: Music scale

Answer: Fifth step (musical scale)

Answer: Musical scales

Answer: Music scales

Answer: Octave repeating

Answer: Tetratonic

Answer: Scalic

Answer: Auxiliary scale


Question: In which US city is the 1974 film Towering Inferno set?

Answer: San Fransciso

Answer: San francisco radio stations

Answer: The weather in San Francisco

Answer: San Fransisco, California

Answer: San Francisco (City and County)

Answer: Baghdad by the Bay

Answer: San Francisco County, California

Answer: San Francisco, CA, United States

Answer: More reading about San Francisco

Answer: San Franciscan

Answer: Friscoe

Answer: San Francisco

Answer: Sanfracisco

Answer: San Franciscans

Answer: San Francisco, Calif

Answer: San-Fransisco

Answer: City & County of San Francisco

Answer: Old Gold Mountain

Answer: San Francisco County, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, U.S.

Answer: San Fransisco CA

Answer: San Francisco county

Answer: San Francisco County

Answer: Sanchez Street

Answer: San Francisco (county)

Answer: San Francisco City and County

Answer: City by the bay

Answer: San Pancho

Answer: Climate of San Francisco

Answer: San-Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, California, United States

Answer: San Francisco, California, USA

Answer: San Fran

Answer: San Francisco (Calif.)

Answer: McLaren, California

Answer: San Francisco, California

Answer: San Francisco, CA.

Answer: Radio stations in san francisco

Answer: San Fransico County, California

Answer: City by the Bay

Answer: The City by the Bay

Answer: San Francisco, Calif.

Answer: Demographics of San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, United States of America

Answer: County of San Francisco

Answer: The Hamlin School

Answer: San Francisco, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, U.S.A.

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSFO

Answer: San Francisco, US-CA

Answer: San francisco, ca

Answer: San Francisco CA

Answer: City of San Francisco, California

Answer: San Francisco (CA)

Answer: San Fran, California

Answer: City and County of San Francisco, California

Answer: San Fransico, California

Answer: San francisco, CA

Answer: San Franscisco

Answer: City of San Francisco

Answer: County of San Francisco, California

Answer: SF, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, US

Answer: San Franciso

Answer: San Fransisco

Answer: Baking Arts

Answer: San Francisco, USA

Answer: Crime in San Francisco

Answer: City and County of San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, United States

Answer: San Francisco, Ca

Answer: The City That Knows How

Answer: San francisco

Answer: McKinley Elementary School San Francisco

Answer: San Fransisco, CA

Answer: San Fransico


Question: What type of creature is a copperhead?

Answer: Snkae

Answer: Snakes

Answer: Serpentes

Answer: Serpentigenous

Answer: Snake anatomy

Answer: Snakey

Answer: Snake diet

Answer: Snake locomotion

Answer: Serpentiform

Answer: Snake

Answer: Snake food

Answer: Snake (zoology)

Answer: Coronellidae

Answer: Snakiest


Question: Mrs Maria Fitzherbert was the wife of which British monarch?

Answer: George, Prince Regent

Answer: King George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: George the Fourth

Answer: George IV of Great Britain

Answer: George IV of the UK

Answer: King George IV

Answer: George IV of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: George IV

Answer: Regency Bill

Answer: George IV of England

Answer: George IV of Scotland

Answer: George IV Hanover

Answer: George IV of Hanover

Answer: George iv

Answer: George iv of the united kingdom

Answer: George IV of Britain

Answer: George IV (Hanover)


Question: The lahara, used in the liqueur Curacao, is an adaptation of which common fruit?

Answer: Orange (album)

Answer: Orangeishness

Answer: Orange (film)

Answer: Orangishness

Answer: Orangeishly

Answer: Orangishly

Answer: Orange

Answer: Oranfe

Answer: Orange (disambiguation)


Question: A gymnophobia sufferer fears what?

Answer: Starkers

Answer: Bare-butt

Answer: Adamskostuum

Answer: Parental nudity

Answer: Disrobing

Answer: Nudity in physical education

Answer: Kaalgat

Answer: Female nudity

Answer: Nakedity

Answer: Nudity (partial and analogous)

Answer: Stark-naked

Answer: Unclothed

Answer: Private nudity

Answer: Undraped

Answer: Nekkid

Answer: Nude women

Answer: Gratuitous nude

Answer: Fully naked

Answer: Naked girls

Answer: Partial nudity

Answer: Nudities

Answer: Naked men

Answer: Disrobe

Answer: Male nudity

Answer: Naked children

Answer: Full frontal nudity

Answer: Bare-arse

Answer: Nakedly

Answer: Functional nude

Answer: Clothesfree

Answer: Nude

Answer: Nudity

Answer: Partially nude

Answer: Clothing-free

Answer: Full nudity

Answer: Naked

Answer: Nudity in the home

Answer: Clothing free

Answer: The bare

Answer: Nudest

Answer: Naked women

Answer: Birthday suit

Answer: No clothing

Answer: Bare-balls

Answer: Child nudity

Answer: Nudityh

Answer: Stark naked

Answer: Full-frontal nudity

Answer: Bare-ass

Answer: Naked people

Answer: In the buff

Answer: Nudely

Answer: Nude children

Answer: Bareness

Answer: Children and nudity

Answer: Frontal nudity

Answer: Female nude

Answer: Nudity and children

Answer: Nakedness

Answer: Fully nude

Answer: Clothes-free

Answer: Clothingfree

Answer: Bareheaded

Answer: Clothes free

Answer: Birthday suits


Question: Mycology is the study of what?

Answer: Fungus kingdom

Answer: Fungal proteins

Answer: Mycetes

Answer: Antigens, fungal

Answer: Mycetae

Answer: Fungus Plants

Answer: Fungal growth

Answer: Eumycota

Answer: Fungus

Answer: Funghi

Answer: Kingdom fungi

Answer: Mycete

Answer: Antibodies, fungal

Answer: Fugus

Answer: Fungi

Answer: Mycota

Answer: Fungis

Answer: Fungii

Answer: Multicellular fungi

Answer: Fungal

Answer: Fungal development

Answer: Sexuality of fungi

Answer: Fungi kingdom

Answer: Eumycetes


Question: A pickerel is a young what?

Answer: Pike

Answer: Pike (disambiguation)

Answer: Pikes


Question: Which popular UK TV police series started as a pilot episode called 'Woodentop' in 1983?

Answer: The Bill

Answer: Sun Hill Police Station

Answer: Sunhill Seige (2007)

Answer: Mbarnes

Answer: Chief Inspector Paul Stritch

Answer: Episode1.11 (The Bill)

Answer: The Bill: Previous Episode

Answer: The bill

Answer: The Bill on ITV

Answer: Eddie Olosunde

Answer: The Chief Superintendent's Party

Answer: Sun Hill police station

Answer: Sun Hill (The Bill)

Answer: Jane Kendall

Answer: PC Samuel Harker

Answer: Sun Hill Station

Answer: Episode2.12 (The Bill)

Answer: THE BILL

Answer: Recurring and minor cast of The Bill

Answer: Recurring and Minor Cast of The Bill

Answer: The Bill (TV series)

Answer: The Sweet Smell of Failure

Answer: Sunhill Siege (2007)

Answer: The Bill Present Cast

Answer: Doug Wright (The Bill)

Answer: Douglas Wright the bill


Question: What widely used symbol is known variously around the world by names such as monkey's tail, snail, little mouse, and asperand?

Answer: Ampersat

Answer: At (symbol)

Answer: At-symbol

Answer: Commercial at (computing)

Answer: The 'at' symbol

Answer: @ symbol

Answer: Arrow back

Answer: @-symbol

Answer: At symbol

Answer: At-sign

Answer: Commercial @

Answer: At mark

Answer: Arobas

Answer: Commat

Answer: Atmark

Answer: Asperand

Answer: Arobase

Answer: @ sign

Answer: At sign

Answer: Commercial at


Question: The translation of Persian poems called The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam was the work of which 19th century English writer and poet?

Answer: Eddie FitzGerald

Answer: Edward Fitzgerald

Answer: Ed Fitzgerald

Answer: Eddie Fitzgerald

Answer: Fitzgerald, Edward

Answer: Edward FitzGerald (disambiguation)

Answer: Eddie Fitz Gerald

Answer: Edward Fitz Gerald

Answer: Edward Fitzgerald (disambiguation)

Answer: Edward FitzGerald


Question: In 1725 Catherine the First succeeded which Russian emperor, also her husband?

Answer: Peter the First


Question: What railway line is green on the traditional map of the London Underground (Tube)?

Answer: District line

Answer: District line diagram

Answer: District Line


Question: If North is 0 and 360 degrees and East is 90 degrees, how many degrees is South-West?

Answer: two hundred and twenty-five  degrees

Answer: 225 degrees


Question: Who was Britain's only Saxe-Coburg monarch, after his son renamed the royal house Windsor?

Answer: Edward the Seventh

Answer: Edward the Seventh (television)


Question: Which body of water was previously called the Euxine, after early colonisation of its southern coastline by Greeks, derived from their word for 'hospitable'?

Answer: Marea Neagră

Answer: Black Sea shelf

Answer: Black Sea littoral

Answer: Черноморский

Answer: Black sea

Answer: შავი ზღვის

Answer: შავი ზღვა

Answer: Euxine

Answer: Чорноморський

Answer: The Black Sea

Answer: Black seas

Answer: Schwarzes Meer

Answer: Pontus Euxinus

Answer: Pontus Euxinos

Answer: Euxine Sea

Answer: Black Sea

Answer: Kara Deniz

Answer: Черно море


Question: How many triangles are on a backgammon board?

Answer: 24

Answer: twenty-four

Answer: Twenty-four


Question: What word, from Latin meaning 'I shall please' refers to a control substance used in drug trials which has no chemical effect?

Answer: Cebocap

Answer: Sham treatment

Answer: Meaning response

Answer: Placebo

Answer: Dummy drug

Answer: Placebo response

Answer: Psychoactive placebo

Answer: Placebo effect

Answer: Placibo

Answer: Uses of the term placebo

Answer: Placebo (medicine)

Answer: Sham therapy

Answer: Plecibo

Answer: Placebo (origins of technical term)

Answer: Placeboic

Answer: Breathe Under Water

Answer: Placebo Effect

Answer: Placebos

Answer: Sugar pill

Answer: Dummy Pill


Question: Fremantle prison, which was closed in 1991 and is now a heritage site, is in which country?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: What is the technical term for the hollow at the back of the knee, sometimes called the knee pit?

Answer: The popliteal fossa

Answer: Popliteal fossa

Answer: Fossa poplitea

Answer: Knee pits

Answer: Knee pit


Question: The archaeological site of the ancient city of Troy is in which country?

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey (country)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikasi

Answer: Turky

Answer: Turkei

Answer: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: Tuerkiye

Answer: Turquie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TR

Answer: Turquia

Answer: TurkeY

Answer: Turkey (Country)

Answer: Turkiye

Answer: Turkey (state)

Answer: Terky

Answer: Republic of Turkey

Answer: Türkiye

Answer: Turkish Republic

Answer: Republic of Turkiye

Answer: Turkish republic

Answer: The Republic of Turkey

Answer: Turkey (nation)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikası

Answer: Türkei

Answer: Tuerkei

Answer: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: TURKEY

Answer: Republic of turkey

Answer: Etymology of Turkey

Answer: Turkie

Answer: Turkia

Answer: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Question: Loosely translated, Aleph Beth Gimel Daleth are the first four letters of what alphabet?

Answer: Hebraic language

Answer: Hebrew Language and Literature

Answer: Lashon ha-Kodesh

Answer: Idioma hebrew

Answer: Hebrew Language

Answer: Liturgical Hebrew

Answer: Hebrew language/Introduction and History

Answer: עברית

Answer: Hebrew language/Phonetics

Answer: ISO 639:heb

Answer: Hebraica

Answer: History of the Hebrew language

Answer: Hebrew text

Answer: Hebrew language

Answer: 'Ivrit

Answer: Hebrew pronounciation

Answer: Hebraicizes

Answer: Hebrew languages

Answer: Hebr.

Answer: Iwrit

Answer: Hebrew language/Grammar

Answer: Hebraic

Answer: Hebrew-language

Answer: History of Hebrew

Answer: Standard Hebrew language

Answer: Hebrew language/Morphology

Answer: עִבְרִית

Answer: Hebrew morphology

Answer: Standard Hebrew

Answer: ISO 639:he

Answer: Hebrew

Answer: Hebrew (language)


Question: Ireland is known as The 'what' Isle?

Answer: Synthetic emerald

Answer: Emerald

Answer: Emeralds

Answer: Trapiche emerald

Answer: Smaragdos

Answer: The Emerald Streak


Question: Name the renowned shirt maker in Jermyn Street, London?

Answer: Thomas Pink


Question: What was mined extensively in Cyprus in Roman times, which took its name from the country?

Answer: Copper

Answer: Copper metabolism

Answer: Copper bracelet

Answer: Copper history

Answer: Cuprum

Answer: Element XXIX

Answer: Copper sheet

Answer: Cuprous

Answer: Copper band

Answer: Copper (element)

Answer: Element 29

Answer: 1S2 2S2 2P6 3S2 3P6 3D10 4S

Answer: Cupreous

Answer: Copper sheet metal

Answer: Copper fittings

Answer: Cu2+

Answer: Tommie Copper

Answer: Cupric

Answer: Red metal

Answer: Utah state mineral


Question: What would you find at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington?

Answer: White House

Answer: 202.456.1111

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Answer: White House solar panels

Answer: @WhiteHouse

Answer: 202-456-1111

Answer: 20500

Answer: White house tours

Answer: The Whitehouse

Answer: +1.202.456.1111

Answer: Whiskey Hotel

Answer: White Home

Answer: +1.202-456-1111

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

Answer: The WhiteHouse

Answer: United States White House

Answer: US White House

Answer: White house

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave

Answer: The White House

Answer: White House, District of Columbia

Answer: White House Complex

Answer: THE WHITE HOUSE

Answer: 202-456-1414


Question: Which human blood group can receive blood from any other blood group?

Answer: A B

Answer: AB (disambiguation)

Answer: AB

Answer: A.b.

Answer: A-b

Answer: A b

Answer: A-B

Answer: Ab.

Answer: A-B (disambiguation)

Answer: Ab (disambiguation)

Answer: AB.

Answer: Ab


Question: How many noble gases are there?

Answer: Six

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: At the time of the northern solstice, the sun is directly over which line of latitude around the Earth?

Answer: Northern tropic

Answer: Tropic of Cancer

Answer: Tropic of Taurus

Answer: Tropic of cancer

Answer: Tropic of Gemini


Question: Carpology is the study of what?

Answer: Fruits and seeds


Question: Originating in early central American culture, where on the body would a huarache be worn?

Answer: Foot fracture

Answer: Human feet

Answer: Foot muscles

Answer: Pedis

Answer: Dorsum of foot

Answer: Joints of foot

Answer: Plates of meat

Answer: Muscles of the Feet

Answer: Foot dorsum

Answer: Foot

Answer: Joints of the foot

Answer: Articulatio pedis

Answer: Broken foot

Answer: Foot (anatomy)

Answer: Articulationes pedis

Answer: Foot type

Answer: Insteps

Answer: Articulations of foot

Answer: Human foot

Answer: Foot sweat

Answer: Instep

Answer: Feet

Answer: Foot deformities

Answer: Foot taboo

Answer: Foot fractures


Question: Pilliwinks was a medieval instrument of torture used mainly on which part of the body?

Answer: Fingers and thumbs

Answer: Fingers & Thumbs (Cold Summer's Day)

Answer: Fingers and Thumbs

Answer: Fingers & Thumbs


Question: The phrase 'eleven plus two' is an anagram of what phrase which also suggests a total of thirteen?

Answer: 12 + 1

Answer: Una Su Tredici

Answer: 12+1

Answer: Twelve Plus One

Answer: Una su 13

Answer: Twelve plus one

Answer: The 13 Chairs

Answer: The Thirteen Chairs


Question: Estima is the UK's second-most popularly planted variety of which vegetable?

Answer: Idaho potato

Answer: Potato farmer

Answer: Potatos

Answer: Cooking potatoes

Answer: Boiled Potatoes

Answer: Potato, Irish

Answer: Pottato

Answer: Tattie

Answer: New potatoes

Answer: Pomme Terre

Answer: Pratie

Answer: Patatoes

Answer: Potato farm

Answer: German Butterball

Answer: Poetato

Answer: Spud

Answer: History of Potatoes

Answer: Solanum tuberosum

Answer: Roast potato

Answer: Potato (northern)

Answer: Red potato

Answer: White potatoes

Answer: Potato

Answer: White potato

Answer: Potatoes

Answer: Super tuber

Answer: Boiled potatos

Answer: New potato

Answer: Potato industry

Answer: Kerris Pink

Answer: Irish potato

Answer: Boiled potato

Answer: Potater

Answer: Purple potato

Answer: Tatey

Answer: Alu (tuber)

Answer: History of potatoes

Answer: Red Potato

Answer: Maris Peer

Answer: Potatoe

Answer: Potato farmers

Answer: Idaho Potato

Answer: Solanum tuberosum tuberosum

Answer: Culture of potato

Answer: Pateeto

Answer: Red potatoes

Answer: Poetatoe

Answer: Boiled potatoes

Answer: Tatties

Answer: Blue potato

Answer: Potato skin

Answer: Spuds


Question: What is the gestation period of the African elephant?

Answer: 550-670 days


Question: What was the name of the computer in Stanley Kubricks 2001: A Space Odyssey?

Answer: HAL (disambiguation)

Answer: HAL


Question: What substance was believed by Alchemists to transmute other metals into gold?

Answer: Paras pathar

Answer: Lapis Philosophorum

Answer: Soul Body

Answer: Philosophers' stone

Answer: Philosopher's stone

Answer: Lapis philosophorum

Answer: Philological stone

Answer: Philosophers' Stone

Answer: Soul body

Answer: Philosopher's stone

Answer: Carmot

Answer: Philosophers Stone

Answer: Philosopher's Stone

Answer: Philosopher stone

Answer: Philosopher's Stone

Answer: Philological Stone

Answer: The Philosopher's stone

Answer: Philospher's stone


Question: What is the shortest-serving current state capital in the U S A?

Answer: OKC, OK

Answer: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, U.S.A.

Answer: Capital of Oklahoma

Answer: Okalhoma City, OK

Answer: Oklahoma City, OK

Answer: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Answer: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA

Answer: Oklas

Answer: Renaissance City

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USOKC

Answer: OK City

Answer: Frederick A. Douglass High School (Oklahoma)

Answer: Ciudad Oklahoma

Answer: City of Oklahoma City

Answer: Okla. City, Oklahoma

Answer: Oklahoma City, Okla.

Answer: Oklahoma City (OK)

Answer: O.K.C.

Answer: Oklahoma city

Answer: Oklahoma City, United States

Answer: Oklas City

Answer: Ciudad de Oklahoma

Answer: Oklahoma City, USA

Answer: Okalhoma City, Oklahoma

Answer: Lyric Theatre (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)

Answer: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US

Answer: Oklahoma City

Answer: Oklahoma city ok

Answer: OK City, OK


Question: "What film, released in 2000, is the story of Gilbert and Sullivan's first production of ""The Mikado""?"

Answer: Topsy-Turvy

Answer: Topsy Turvy


Question: What is the name of the international cricket ground in Brisbane, Australia?

Answer: Gabba Stadium

Answer: Brisbane cricket ground

Answer: Brisbane Cricket Ground

Answer: The GABBA

Answer: The Gabba

Answer: QCA Ground

Answer: The Gabba'


Question: Who was the 2001 Wimbledon Women's Singles Champion?

Answer: Venus Williams

Answer: Venus Ebony Starr Williams

Answer: 2014 Venus Williams tennis season

Answer: 2015 Venus Williams tennis season

Answer: Venus Ebone Starr Williams

Answer: 2014 Venus Williams Tennis Season


Question: Mount Fujiyama is on which Japanese island?

Answer: Honsyuu, Japan

Answer: Honshuu, Japan

Answer: Japanese mainland

Answer: Honsyu Island

Answer: Honshu I.

Answer: Honshuu

Answer: Honshû, Japan

Answer: Japan main island

Answer: Honsyu, Japan

Answer: Honsyû, Japan

Answer: Honshu, Japan

Answer: Honsyû

Answer: 本州

Answer: Honsyu

Answer: Honshu Island

Answer: Honshû

Answer: Honshu

Answer: Japanese main island

Answer: Benzhou

Answer: Honshū

Answer: Honsyuu

Answer: Main island Japan

Answer: Honshu island


Question: What was the name of the IBM computer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997?

Answer: Deep Blue (disambiguation)

Answer: Deepblue

Answer: Deep Blue

Answer: Deep blue


Question: What word best describes a triangle where all sides are equal?

Answer: Regular Triangle

Answer: Equilateral

Answer: Equilateral triangles

Answer: Equalateral triangle

Answer: Equalangular triangle

Answer: Equilateral Triangles

Answer: Regular triangle

Answer: Equiangular triangle

Answer: Equilateral Triangle

Answer: Equilateral triangle


Question: What is the capital of the U S state of Pennsylvania?

Answer: Harrisburg (PA)

Answer: Harrisburg, PA

Answer: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Answer: Memorial Middle School for Girls

Answer: 2011 Harrisburg Pennsylvania bankruptcy

Answer: List of FM stations in Harrisburg

Answer: Harrisburg High School (Pennsylvania)

Answer: Harrisburg FM Stations

Answer: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania metropolitan area

Answer: Harrisburg, pa

Answer: Harrisburg

Answer: Harrisburg,Pennsylvania

Answer: Harrisburg TV Stations

Answer: List of newspapers in Harrisburg

Answer: List of TV stations in Harrisburg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USHAR

Answer: Harrisburg Newspapers

Answer: Harrisburg, Pa.

Answer: Harrisburg, Penna.

Answer: Capital of Pennsylvania

Answer: List of AM stations in Harrisburg


Question: What is a measure of the disorder of a system?

Answer: Disorder(thermodynamics)

Answer: Entropic

Answer: Entropy change

Answer: Entropie

Answer: Entropy (thermodynamics)

Answer: Entropy unit

Answer: Entropically

Answer: Disorder (thermodynamics)

Answer: Specific entropy

Answer: Antropy

Answer: Enthropy

Answer: Entrophy

Answer: Molar entropy

Answer: Entropy

Answer: Entropies

Answer: Delta s

Answer: About Entropy

Answer: Etropy

Answer: Entropical

Answer: Entropy (general concept)

Answer: Entropically favorable


Question: In Greek mythology, a female hybrid monster with the front of a lion, the middle of a goat and the rear of a dragon is called a ?

Answer: Chimaeras

Answer: Chimaera (fish)

Answer: Ghostshark

Answer: Ratfishes

Answer: Chimæra

Answer: Chimaeriformes

Answer: Chimaeroids

Answer: Chimaera

Answer: Chimera (fish)

Answer: Chimæra (fish)

Answer: Ratfish

Answer: Ghost shark


Question: What was the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union that was at its peak in October 1962?

Answer: The cuban missile crisis

Answer: Crisis de Octubre

Answer: Black Saturday (Cuban Missile Crisis)

Answer: Missile Crisis

Answer: Cuba Missile Crisis

Answer: Cuban Missile

Answer: Карибский кризис

Answer: Cuban missile crisis

Answer: The Cuban Missile Crisis

Answer: Crisis de octubre

Answer: 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis

Answer: Karibskiy krizis

Answer: Caribbean Crisis

Answer: Cuba crisis

Answer: Naval quarantine of Cuba

Answer: Cuban Crisis

Answer: Cuban Missle Crisis

Answer: 1962 Cuban missile crisis

Answer: Cuban Missile Crisis

Answer: Caribbean crisis

Answer: Turkish missile crisis

Answer: United States naval quarantine of Cuba

Answer: Cuban crisis

Answer: Cuba Crisis

Answer: Cuban Missile crisis

Answer: Cuban Quarantine


Question: Lead poisoning, caused by increased levels of the metal lead in the blood, that may cause irreversible neurological damage, renal disease, and reproductive toxicity, is not also known in medical circles as ?

Answer: Bullet injury

Answer: Gunshot wounds

Answer: Bullet wound

Answer: Accidental Gunshot

Answer: Ballistic trauma

Answer: Gunshot Wound

Answer: Bullet found

Answer: Gun wound

Answer: Gunshot injury

Answer: Gun-shot wounds

Answer: Death by gunshot

Answer: Gunshot wound


Question: The film actor Marion Michael Morrison is better known by what name?

Answer: Michael Morris (John Wayne)

Answer: Marion Morrison

Answer: Marion Robert Morrison

Answer: List of John Wayne films

Answer: Marion Mitchell Morrison

Answer: Michael Morrison (John Wayne)

Answer: Marion Michael Morrison

Answer: John wayne

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by John Wayne

Answer: List of John Wayne Films

Answer: John Wayne


Question: What organisation was formed in 1670 when King Charles II of England granted a charter to Prince Rupert and others to give them large tracts of land and the trading rights over a large area?

Answer: Hudson Bay company

Answer: Hudson's Bay Company

Answer: Hudson's Bay Company

Answer: Governor and Company of Adventurers of England

Answer: The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson's Bay

Answer: Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading into Hudson's Bay

Answer: Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company

Answer: Hudsons bay company

Answer: Hudsons Bay Company

Answer: Hudson Bay Oil & Gas

Answer: Hudson Bay Company

Answer: Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson

Answer: The Hudson's Bay Company

Answer: Hudsons' bay company

Answer: Hudson's Bay Co.


Question: "In New Zealand, the word ""moko"" refers to a type of what?"

Answer: Tattoo

Answer: Iron salt tattoo

Answer: Custom Tattoo Design

Answer: Tattoo art style

Answer: Stick and poke tattoo

Answer: Dermagraphic

Answer: Sticker tattoo

Answer: Chinese character tattoos

Answer: Cover up tattoo

Answer: Tattos

Answer: Temporary tattoos

Answer: Tattoos

Answer: Chinese character tattoo

Answer: Stick and poke tattoos

Answer: Tatoo parlor

Answer: Ballpoint tattoo

Answer: Washable tattoo

Answer: Tatooing

Answer: Angel wings tattoo

Answer: Tatoos

Answer: Tatoo

Answer: Tatuajes

Answer: Tattoo styles

Answer: Tattooing

Answer: Tattoo-style art

Answer: Chinese tattoo

Answer: Tattoo art

Answer: Tattoo parlours

Answer: Tattoo style

Answer: Tattoo designs

Answer: Stick and poke

Answer: Tatoo parlour

Answer: Tattooed


Question: In which country did Queen Isabella secure the throne when her opponents (Carlists) were defeated in 1868, following a civil war between those who wanted a king and those who wanted a queen?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: What game, created in 1904 by a quaker, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Phillips, when revised by Charles Darrow and others became one of the world's most played commercial board games?

Answer: List of possible monopolies

Answer: Market monopolies

Answer: Monopolizing

Answer: Regulated Monopoly

Answer: Monopolisation

Answer: Monopolizes

Answer: Dominance and monopoly

Answer: Monopolism

Answer: Monopolistic

Answer: Vertical monopolist

Answer: Monopoly market

Answer: Monopolized

Answer: Vertical monopoly

Answer: Abuse of dominance

Answer: Monopoly power

Answer: Regulated monopoly

Answer: Monopoly (economics)

Answer: Revolution in monopoly theory

Answer: Horizontal Monopoly

Answer: Resources monopoly

Answer: Vertical Monopolist

Answer: Monopolist

Answer: Vertical Monopoly

Answer: Monopoly

Answer: One monopoly profit

Answer: Horizontal monopoly

Answer: Monopolies

Answer: Horizontal Monopolist

Answer: Monopolised

Answer: Monopoly law

Answer: Monopoly and Competition

Answer: Monopoly, Moral Aspects of

Answer: Local monopoly

Answer: Horizontal monopolist

Answer: Moral Aspects of Monopoly


Question: In the US election held on 7 November 2000, court cases over the results from which state delayed the announcement of results for over a month?

Answer: Floreda

Answer: Twenty-Seventh State

Answer: Sunshine State (US)

Answer: Religion in Florida

Answer: Flórida

Answer: Florida, United States

Answer: Sports in Florida

Answer: Flordida

Answer: Florida Redbacks

Answer: Florida (US state)

Answer: Florida, USA

Answer: 27th State

Answer: Economy of Florida

Answer: Florida (U.S. state)

Answer: US-FL

Answer: Agriculture in Florida

Answer: Flordia

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida (State)

Answer: Floridian Peninsula

Answer: Tourism in Florida

Answer: State of Florida

Answer: Flawda

Answer: FL (state)

Answer: Twenty-seventh State

Answer: Florida's

Answer: Flowery Easter

Answer: Florida (state)

Answer: Peninsular State

Answer: Florida map

Answer: Fla.


Question: Who won three long distance races including the marathon at the Olympic Games held at Helsinki in 1952?

Answer: Emil Ztopek


Question: What is the common name for a soft dull greenish brown or grey variety of clay that falls to a powder in water?

Answer: Fuller's Earth

Answer: Fullers earth

Answer: Bleaching clay

Answer: Fuller's earth

Answer: Multani Mitti

Answer: Fuller's Earth

Answer: Fullers Earth

Answer: Bleaching clays

Answer: Bleaching earth


Question: What does the Latin term compos mentis mean?

Answer: Of Sound Mind

Answer: Of sound mind


Question: The main publicity image for which Alfred Hitchcock film featured Cary Grant being chased by a bi-plane?

Answer: N by nw

Answer: The Man in Lincoln's Nose

Answer: North by northwest

Answer: North-by-northwest

Answer: North by Northwest (moive)

Answer: North by North-West

Answer: NbNW

Answer: North by Northwest (movie)

Answer: North By Northwest

Answer: North by Northwest

Answer: North by Northwest (film)

Answer: NXNW

Answer: North by Norhtwest

Answer: North by North West


Question: In which country did Juan Domingo Peron seize power in 1943, become president, and resign in 1955?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina