Question: Who won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress in 2000 for her part in'Boys Don't Cry'?

Answer: Hillary Swank

Answer: Hilary Swank

Answer: Hilary Swank filmography

Answer: Hilary Ann Swank

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Hilary Swank

Answer: Hilary swank

Answer: HILARY SWANK


Question: In which country is the airline Bell-Air based?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: In which city is 'Armley Prison' located?

Answer: Leeds, UK

Answer: St Margaret's Primary School, Horsforth

Answer: ST Margarets Primary School

Answer: St Margarets Primary School

Answer: St margarets school

Answer: City of leeds transport area

Answer: The weather in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, Yorkshire

Answer: Knightsbridge of the North

Answer: Shakespeare Primary School

Answer: Higher Education in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, England

Answer: Leeds, West Yorkshire

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leodis

Answer: LEEDS

Answer: Leeds – Bradford, UK

Answer: Leodensian

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBLBA


Question: On television, who refers to John Lawrence as 'My Noble Lord'?

Answer: JOHN McCRIRRICK


Question: What instrument was played by jazz musician Bix Beiderbeck?

Answer: Trumpet.

Answer: Trumpeter

Answer: Trumpet player

Answer: Trumpet (Bach)

Answer: Trumpets

Answer: Tromba

Answer: Trompete

Answer: Jazz trumpeter

Answer: Trumpeters

Answer: Soprano bugle

Answer: Herald trumpet

Answer: TRUMPET

Answer: Alto trumpet

Answer: Trumpet

Answer: Lead Trumpet

Answer: Super C trumpet


Question: Which English Admiral gave his name to a battle cruiser which was sunk in 1941?

Answer: Neighbourhoods

Answer: Neighborhoods

Answer: Next-door neighbor

Answer: Neighboring

Answer: Neighborhood (residence)

Answer: Area of city

Answer: 'Hood

Answer: HOOD

Answer: Neighbourhood (China)

Answer: Neighborhood

Answer: Neighbouring

Answer: Neighbourhood


Question: In which city, one of the hosts for the 2003 Cricket World Cup, is the Buffalo Park Ground?

Answer: East London

Answer: EAST LONDON

Answer: East London, England


Question: The Cerval is one of the more uncommon members of which family of animals?

Answer: C.A.T

Answer: Cat (disambiguation)

Answer: C.A.T.

Answer: CAT


Question: Terry Scott starred as middle-aged, suburban husband, Terry Fletcher, in which television comedy series?

Answer: Happy Ever After (disambiguation)

Answer: 'HAPPY EVER AFTER'

Answer: Happy Ever After


Question: What is the general term for the seed-bearing part of a flower, comprising of the ovary, stigma and style?

Answer: Pistilia

Answer: Gynaecium

Answer: Apocarpous

Answer: PISTIL

Answer: Carpel

Answer: Pistilum

Answer: Carpel (plant)

Answer: Carpels

Answer: Pistillate

Answer: Carpel of a plant

Answer: Gynoecium

Answer: Apocarpy

Answer: Gynoecia

Answer: Carpellate

Answer: Pistil

Answer: Pistils


Question: "In British history, who was nicknamed ""The Sailor King""?"

Answer: William IV (disambiguation)

Answer: Wilhelm IV

Answer: William iv

Answer: WILLIAM IV

Answer: William 4

Answer: William IV

Answer: William Iv


Question: Which bird of Scottish coniferous forest is closely related to several small garden birds but is named from the peaked feathers on its head?

Answer: CRESTED TIT

Answer: Crested Tit

Answer: Lophophanes cristatus

Answer: Parus cristatus

Answer: Tit, Crested

Answer: Crested tit

Answer: European Crested Tit

Answer: European crested tit


Question: Glint Of Gold would have won the 1981 Epsom Derby had it not been for the presence of which 'superstar'?

Answer: SHERGAR (Glint Of Gold finished second)


Question: Which river of West Africa rises in the Fouta Djallan Highlands only 150 miles from the Atlantic, but runs for over 4000 kilometres in length before flowing into the Atlantic?

Answer: Rhopalocystis nigra

Answer: A niger

Answer: A. Niger

Answer: Aspergillopsis nigra

Answer: Black mould

Answer: NIGER

Answer: Sterigmatocystis nigra

Answer: Aspergillus niger var. niger

Answer: Aspergillus niger


Question: 'Oscar' winning actress Angelina Jolie is the daughter of which actor?

Answer: JOHN VOIGHT

Answer: Voight, John

Answer: John Voight

Answer: John Voight (actor)

Answer: John Voight (disambiguation)

Answer: John Voigt


Question: Which mammal has species called 'leopard', 'Grey' and 'Baikal'?

Answer: Basic Underwater Demolition

Answer: SEAL Team Three

Answer: SEAL Team Seven

Answer: American Navy Sea, Air, and Land Teams

Answer: USN principal special operations

Answer: SEAL (US Navy)

Answer: US Navy Seals

Answer: Navy SEALS

Answer: Navy SEAL

Answer: SEALs

Answer: United States Navy SEAL

Answer: Greenfaces

Answer: SEALs (U. S. Navy)

Answer: SEAL

Answer: Navvy seal

Answer: SEAL Team Ten

Answer: SEALS

Answer: SEAL Team Nine

Answer: United States Navy Seals

Answer: SEAL Team Two

Answer: U.S. Navy SEAL

Answer: United States Navy SEAL)

Answer: Armed Forces Navy SEALs

Answer: Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Training

Answer: United States Navy SEa, Air and Land

Answer: USNS (task force)

Answer: United States Navy SEALS

Answer: Navy SEALs

Answer: US Navy SEAL's

Answer: US navy seal

Answer: Osama bin Laden killers

Answer: Naval commandos (United States)

Answer: SEAL Team 8

Answer: Delta seals

Answer: SEAL Team 5

Answer: SEAL Team 4

Answer: SEAL Team 7

Answer: U.S. Navy Seals

Answer: SEAL Team 1

Answer: Task Force Blue

Answer: SEAL Team 3

Answer: Sea, Air, and Land Teams

Answer: Seal (U. S. Navy)

Answer: Navy SEAL's

Answer: SEAL (U. S. Navy)

Answer: SEAL Team One

Answer: Navy Seals

Answer: US Navy SEALs

Answer: SEAL Team Eight

Answer: USN SEALs

Answer: US Navy SEAL

Answer: SEAL Delivery Vehicle Teams

Answer: SEAL Teams

Answer: SEAL Team Four

Answer: SEAL Team Five

Answer: Armed Forces Navy SEAL

Answer: United States Navy Sea, Air and Land Forces

Answer: SEAL Team 10

Answer: American Navy SEAL

Answer: U.S. Navy SEALS

Answer: US Navy SEALS

Answer: USNSs

Answer: U.S. Navy seals

Answer: Navy seals

Answer: SEAL Team 2

Answer: Navy Seal

Answer: Armed Forces SEAL

Answer: SEAL Team 9

Answer: United States Navy Seal

Answer: U.S. Seals

Answer: United States Navy Sea Air and Land Forces

Answer: American Navy SEALs

Answer: SEALs (US Navy)

Answer: United States Navy SEALs

Answer: U.S. Navy SEALs

Answer: SEALT

Answer: United States Navy SEAL's

Answer: U.s. navy seals


Question: Who was the last monarch to use Hampton Court as an official residence?

Answer: GEORGE II

Answer: George 2

Answer: George II (disambiguation)

Answer: George the Second

Answer: George II

Answer: George the 2nd

Answer: King George II

Answer: George Ii

Answer: King george ii

Answer: George ii


Question: In mythology, who was condemned to an eternity of rolling a stone up a hill?

Answer: Sisophys

Answer: Sisyphe

Answer: Sisyphid

Answer: Sisyphean

Answer: Siphysos

Answer: Siziph

Answer: SISYPHUS

Answer: Sysiphus

Answer: Sissyphus

Answer: Sisiphus

Answer: Sifysos

Answer: Sisyphian

Answer: Sisuphos

Answer: Sisyfos

Answer: Sysyphean

Answer: Sísyphos

Answer: Sisyphus

Answer: Σίσυφος

Answer: Sisyphean task

Answer: Sisyphos

Answer: Sisyphids


Question: Which town is the administrative headquarters of Northumberland?

Answer: The Morpeth

Answer: MORPETH


Question: "Which product, in its adverts, claimed to ""fortify the over forties""?"

Answer: PHYLOSAN


Question: What is the full name of the disgraced 'Big Brother' contestant forced to leave the house for overtly plotting against the other residents?

Answer: Nick Bateman (disambiguation)

Answer: Nick Bateman

Answer: NICK BATEMAN

Answer: Nicholas Bateman


Question: In which conflict was the 'Battle Of The Saintes', in 1782?

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: In World War II, which company manufactured the 'Beaufighter'?

Answer: Bristol (England)

Answer: Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol

Answer: Bristol, UK

Answer: Bristol, England

Answer: Bristolshire

Answer: City of Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol; City of UA

Answer: Brycgstow

Answer: County Borough of Bristol

Answer: Bristol (district)

Answer: Westbury Park Primary School

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBBRS

Answer: BRISTOL

Answer: Brizzle

Answer: The weather in Bristol

Answer: City of Bristol

Answer: Unitary Authority of Bristol


Question: Which group topped the UK charts for one week in 1997 with 'D'You Know What I Mean'?

Answer: Oasis (song)

Answer: Oasis (movie)

Answer: Aquifer oases

Answer: Oasis (album)

Answer: The Oasis

Answer: Oasis (film)

Answer: Oasis (geography)

Answer: OASIS

Answer: Oasis (disambiguation)

Answer: Oasis (spring)

Answer: Oasis, CA


Question: What is the name forthe leaf of a fern or palm?

Answer: Frond

Answer: FROND

Answer: Fronds


Question: At a height of over 3,000 feet, the Tugela Falls are the second highest in the world. In which country are the Tugela Falls?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', what was the name of 'Hamlet's' mother?

Answer: Gertrude

Answer: Gertrud

Answer: 'GERTRUDE'

Answer: Gertrude (disambiguation)


Question: Which element-atomic number 27- is named after the German wordfor 'goblin'?

Answer: Co-Balt

Answer: Co-balt

Answer: COBALT


Question: In culinary terms, what is 'Dunlop'?

Answer: a creamy white CHEESE


Question: Which country is the world's largest producer of copper?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CL

Answer: Cxilio

Answer: Cile

Answer: Etymology of Chile

Answer: Republic of Chile

Answer: Chilean Republic

Answer: State of Chile

Answer: Chile

Answer: CHILE

Answer: Name of Chile

Answer: República de Chile

Answer: Chilé


Question: John Lennon had two number one hits in 1981. 'Imagine' was one, what was the other?

Answer: A women

Answer: A woman

Answer: A Woman

Answer: 'WOMAN'


Question: Which is the first book of the New Testament after the Gospels?

Answer: ACTSOF THE APOSTLES


Question: The Larkspur is also known as what?

Answer: Staphisagria

Answer: Delphinium

Answer: DELPHINIUM

Answer: Staphysagria

Answer: Delphiniums


Question: What word connects Sincil Bank with Nebraska?

Answer: LINCOLN (Sincil Bank is the name of Lincoln City's home ground, Lincoln is the state capital of Nebraska)

LINCOLN (Sincil Bank is the name of Lincoln City's home ground, Lincoln is the state capital of Nebraska)


Question: How many players are there in a Curling team?

Answer: FOUR (New Zealand TV Channel)

Answer: FOUR (TV channel) NZ

Answer: Four (New Zealand TV Channel)

Answer: Four (New Zealand)

Answer: FOUR (New Zealand TV channel)

Answer: FOUR

Answer: Four (New Zealand TV channel)

Answer: FOURtv

Answer: Four (TV Channel) NZ

Answer: FOUR (New Zealand)


Question: Which country's national railway has bought out 'English, Welsh and Scottish Railways' and is negotiating to buy the government's one third share in Eurostar?

Answer: United States of Germany

Answer: Tyskland

Answer: Nimska

Answer: Bundesdeutsch

Answer: Vokietija

Answer: Deuchland

Answer: Germny

Answer: GermanY

Answer: FR Germany

Answer: Almanya

Answer: Federal Republic of Germany

Answer: Jermany

Answer: Geramny

Answer: Etymology of Germany

Answer: Nemska

Answer: Germany

Answer: Niemcy

Answer: GERMANY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DE

Answer: Land der Dichter und Denker

Answer: Federal Republic Of Germany

Answer: F.R. Germany

Answer: Deutschland

Answer: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Answer: BR Deutschland

Answer: Germanio

Answer: Thyskaland

Answer: GerMany

Answer: Germeny

Answer: Teutonica

Answer: Deutchland

Answer: Duitsland

Answer: THyskaland

Answer: Alemanha

Answer: Němska

Answer: Foederal Republic of Germany


Question: What may be described as a 'red earthworm with rings of a brighter colour, often found in manure and used as fishing bait?

Answer: BRANDLING

Answer: Brandling


Question: Which record by 'The Rubettes', with the initials SBL was 'top of the pops' in June 1974?

Answer: Sugar Baby Love

Answer: 'SUGAR BABY LOVE'


Question: By what name do Czechs know their capital city, Prague?

Answer: City of Prague

Answer: Prauge

Answer: Wards of Prague

Answer: Prague, Czechoslovakia

Answer: Prahou

Answer: Prague ,Czech Republic

Answer: Prague, Bohemia

Answer: Prague (Czech Republic)

Answer: PRAHA

Answer: Prague, Czechia

Answer: NUTS Prague

Answer: Praha, Czech Republic

Answer: Praha

Answer: Capital city of the Czech Republic

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CZPRG

Answer: Capital of the Czech Republic

Answer: Europe/Prague

Answer: Praque

Answer: Prague tourism

Answer: Prague, Bohemia, Czech Republic

Answer: Greater Prague

Answer: NUTS Praha

Answer: Prague

Answer: Prahy

Answer: Historic Centre of Prague

Answer: Hlavní město Praha

Answer: Capital of Czech Republic

Answer: Prague, Czech Republic

Answer: CZPRG


Question: Of which football club was Santiago Bernabeu the President from 1943 to 1978?

Answer: Real madrid cf

Answer: Sociedad Madrid Foot-ball Club

Answer: Real Madrid

Answer: Madrid FC

Answer: Real madrid

Answer: Supporters of Real Madrid C.F.

Answer: Real Madrid F.C.

Answer: Real Madrid Club de Fútbol

Answer: Real Madrid FC

Answer: Real Madrid C.F.

Answer: Madrid CF

Answer: REAL MADRID

Answer: Real Madrid C. F.

Answer: Real Madrid C F

Answer: RMCF

Answer: Los Blancos

Answer: Real Madrid C.F

Answer: Realmadrid.com

Answer: Real Madrid CF

Answer: Real Madrid Captains

Answer: Royal Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid Club de Futbol

Answer: The Real Madrid

Answer: Real Madrid Statistics 2005/06


Question: What nationality are the architects Jacques Hertzog and Pierre de Meuron, who converted Bankside Power Station into Tate Modern?

Answer: Swiss AviationTraining

Answer: Swiss Int'l

Answer: SWISS Int'l Air Lines

Answer: Swiss World Cargo

Answer: Swiss Airlines

Answer: SWISS

Answer: Swiss Intl Air Lines AG

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines AG

Answer: Swiss international airlines

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines Ltd.

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines Ltd

Answer: Swiss Intl Air Lines

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines LTD

Answer: Swiss European Airlines AG

Answer: Swiss Air Lines SA

Answer: Swiss Aviation Training

Answer: Swiss International Air Lines Group

Answer: Lufthansa Switzerland

Answer: Swiss Int'l Air Lines

Answer: Swiss (airline)

Answer: Swiss Air Lines Ltd.

Answer: Swiss Air Lines

Answer: Swiss international air lines

Answer: Swiss Sun

Answer: Swiss International Airlines

Answer: Swiss International

Answer: Swiss WorldCargo

Answer: Swiss international air lines ltd

Answer: Swiss airlines

Answer: SWISS International Air Lines


Question: Aboard which ship did Japan sign the surrender at the end of World War II?

Answer: U.S.S. Missouri

Answer: U.S.S. MISSOURI

Answer: Battleship Missouri

Answer: Uss Missouri

Answer: USS Missouri

Answer: Uss missouri


Question: On which course were 'The Home of Racing Handicap Stakes' and 'The Rowley Mile Maiden Stakes' run at the end of May?

Answer: NEWMARKET

Answer: Newmarket

Answer: Newmarket (disambiguation)


Question: www.lbvcr.com is the website for which event organised by the RAC, this year on Sunday November 7th?

Answer: London to Brighton Run

Answer: Brighton run

Answer: London to Brighton run

Answer: Emancipation Run

Answer: LONDON TO BRIGHTON VETERAN CAR (RUN)

Answer: London to Brighton Veteran Car Run


Question: On which course will 'The Ebor Handicap' and 'The Knavesmire Stakes' be run in August?

Answer: Park Grove (1895)

Answer: York UA

Answer: Yorkish

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBYRK

Answer: York, UK

Answer: Eoforwic

Answer: Park Grove School

Answer: York Ham

Answer: The weather in York

Answer: City of York

Answer: York, England

Answer: York, Yorkshire

Answer: York ham

Answer: County Borough of York

Answer: YORK

Answer: Eoferwic

Answer: Park Grove Primary School

Answer: York, North Yorkshire

Answer: Yoisk

Answer: York

Answer: York (England)


Question: Which P.G. Wodehouse character has a butler 'Sebastian Beach' and a gardener 'Angus McAllister'?

Answer: Clarence Threepwood, 9th Earl of Emsworth

Answer: Clarence Threepwood

Answer: 9th Earl of Emsworth

Answer: Viscount Bosham

Answer: Clarence Threepwood, Lord Emsworth

Answer: Lord Emsworth

Answer: Earl of Emsworth

Answer: 'LORD EMSWORTH'


Question: Which all-girl group had a hit with the song 'Survivor'?

Answer: Destiny Child

Answer: Destiny's child

Answer: Destiny's Child Grammy nominations

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Destiny's Child

Answer: Girls Tyme

Answer: Naty Quinones

Answer: Destiny/'s Child

Answer: Destiny's Child awards and accolades

Answer: Girl's Tyme

Answer: Destiny's Child

Answer: Destiny's Child Awards

Answer: Destiny's Child

Answer: The Dollz (girl group)

Answer: Tiffany Beaudoin

Answer: List of Destiny's Child awards and accolades

Answer: List of awards received by Destiny's Child

Answer: Anjel

Answer: List of Destiny's Child awards

Answer: The Dolls (girl group)

Answer: Destiny child

Answer: Destiny's Child Grammy nominations

Answer: 'DESTINY'S CHILD'

Answer: List of Destiny's Child awards and accolades

Answer: Destinys Child


Question: What is Bangladesh's unit of currency?

Answer: TAKA

Answer: Bangladesh Taka

Answer: Tk.

Answer: Takas

Answer: Bangladesh taka

Answer: Taka

Answer: Bangladeshi Taka

Answer: Bangladeshi taka


Question: Which cocktail comprises Tequila, Lime or Lemon juice, and Orange-flavoured liqueur?

Answer: Margerita

Answer: MARGARITA

Answer: Bob and Rita

Answer: Margarita glass

Answer: Frozen margarita

Answer: Margarita (cocktail)

Answer: Margaritas

Answer: Margarita (drink)

Answer: Upside Down Margarita

Answer: Margarita


Question: Which Rodgers & Hammerstein musical of 1945 features the songs 'June Is Bustin' Out All Over' and 'If I Loved You'?

Answer: Carousels

Answer: Merry-go-round

Answer: Loof

Answer: Marry Go Round

Answer: Merry-Go-Round

Answer: Merry Go Round

Answer: Merry go round

Answer: Merry-go-Round

Answer: Merrygoround

Answer: Carousel

Answer: Carrousel

Answer: 'CAROUSEL'


Question: For which film did Tatum O'Neal receive the Best Supporting Actress 'Oscar'?

Answer: A Paper Moon

Answer: It's Only a Paper Moon

Answer: It's Only A Paper Moon

Answer: It's Only a Paper Moon

Answer: It's only a paper moon

Answer: 'PAPER MOON'

Answer: It's Only a Paper Moon (song)

Answer: It's Only A Paper Moon (song)


Question: "From which Bob Dylan song does the following come: ""Now you don't talk so loud, now you don't seem so proud about havin' to be scrounging for your next meal""?"

Answer: Like a rolling stone

Answer: Like a Rolling Stone

Answer: Like A Rolling Stone

Answer: 'LIKE A ROLLING STONE'

Answer: Like a Rolling Stone (The Rolling Stones song)


Question: In the 'Disc World' novels, what is the name of the horse ridden by 'Death'?

Answer: Binky

Answer: 'BINKY'

Answer: Binky (disambiguation)


Question: "Which work ends with the lines: ""They hand in hand with wandering steps and slow, through Eden took their solitary way""?"

Answer: 'PARADISE LOST' (by John Milton)


Question: Name either British coin that ceased to be legal tender on August 31st. 1971?

Answer: THREEPENCE or ONE PENNY (3d. or 1d.)


Question: Who in the title of a play by Keith Waterhouse, was described as being unwell?

Answer: JEFFERY BARNARD


Question: By which treaty of 1713 did Spain cede Gibraltar and Minorca to Great Britain?

Answer: Utrecht City

Answer: City of Utrecht

Answer: Utrecht, The Nehterlands

Answer: Utrecht (Dutch city)

Answer: Utrecht

Answer: Utrecht, Netherlands

Answer: Ultrajectum

Answer: Utrecht (city)

Answer: Utrecht (stad)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLUTC


Question: The Leverhulme Stand and 1539 Restaurant and Bar are facilities at which racecourse?

Answer: County Borough of Chester

Answer: Cestrians

Answer: Legacæstir

Answer: Chester, Cheshire

Answer: Chester, England

Answer: St Clare's Catholic Primary School (Chester)

Answer: Chester

Answer: Cestrian


Question: The TV serie Mad Men is set in which decade?

Answer: Sixties Revolution

Answer: Turbulent Sixties

Answer: 1960s (decade)

Answer: The '60's

Answer: 60's

Answer: 1960s in sports

Answer: 1960's

Answer: Nineteen sixties

Answer: The 60s

Answer: 1960s

Answer: The '60s

Answer: Sixties

Answer: The 60's

Answer: Nineteen-sixties

Answer: 1960ies

Answer: 1960–1969

Answer: %6060s

Answer: '60s

Answer: 1960-1969

Answer: 1960's

Answer: The Sixties


Question: Alex Turner is the lead vocalist of which rock band?

Answer: Articulated Monkeys

Answer: Arctic Monkeys members

Answer: The Artic Monkeys

Answer: Artic Monkeys

Answer: Arctic Monkeys

Answer: Arctics

Answer: Artic monkeys

Answer: Arctic monkeys

Answer: Jamie 'Cookie' Cook

Answer: Arctic Monkey

Answer: The Arctic Monkeys

Answer: Arctic Monkees

Answer: Arctic Monkeys (band)

Answer: Arctic monkeys members


Question: Name any of the three stations on the railway line between Preston and Ormskirk

Answer: Croston or Rufford or Burscough Junction

Croston or Rufford or Burscough Junction


Question: Who played Detective Sergeant Trotter in the original 1952 West End cast of The Mousetrap?

Answer: Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond upon Thames Attenborough

Answer: Silver Ghost (2014 film)

Answer: Lord Richard Attenborough

Answer: Attenborough, Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond upon Thames

Answer: Richard Attenbrough

Answer: Sir Richard Attenborough

Answer: Silver Ghost (film)

Answer: Richard Samuel Attenborough, Baron Attenborough

Answer: Dickie Attenborough

Answer: Baron Attenborough

Answer: Richard Attenborough, Baron Attenborough

Answer: Baron of Richmond upon Thames Attenborough Richard Samuel

Answer: Richard Samuel Attenborough

Answer: Richard attenborough

Answer: Lord Attenborough

Answer: Richard Attenborough


Question: CPE Bach was the son of JS Bach. What was the E in his name?

Answer: Immanu'el

Answer: 'Immanu'el

Answer: Emanuel

Answer: Emmanuil

Answer: 'Imanu'el

Answer: Imanu'el

Answer: Emanuel (disambiguation)


Question: Which American actor was born Spangler Arlington Brough?

Answer: Bobby Taylor (disambiguation)

Answer: Rob Taylor (disambiguation)

Answer: Robert George Taylor

Answer: Robert Taylor (disambiguation)

Answer: Taylor, Robert

Answer: Robert Taylor

Answer: Robert L. Taylor

Answer: Rob Taylor

Answer: Bob Taylor (disambiguation)

Answer: Robert S. Taylor

Answer: Robert Taylor (priest)

Answer: Bob Taylor

Answer: Robert R. Taylor

Answer: Bobby Taylor


Question: Ned Sherrin presented which Radio 4 programme from 1986 until 2006?

Answer: Loose Ends

Answer: Loose Ends (album)

Answer: Loose Ends (disambiguation)


Question: "Jessica" is the signature tune to which TV series, first shown in 1977 and still being screened?

Answer: Top Gear UK

Answer: Top Gear (disambiguation)

Answer: TopGear

Answer: Top gear

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear (Disambiguation)

Answer: Top Gear (TV series)


Question: In the song "Food, Glorious Food", which food is mentioned first?

Answer: Cold Jelly and Custard


Question: Which 'nursery rhyme' was originally a satire on political instability during thereign of Charles II?

Answer: When the bough breaks the cradle will fall

Answer: Rockabye baby

Answer: 'ROCK-A-BYE BABY'

Answer: Rock-a-Bye Baby

Answer: Rock-a-bye Baby

Answer: Rock-a-bye baby


Question: Prince Charles has three other Christian names. One is Philip. name either of the others?

Answer: ARTHUR / GEORGE


Question: What does the now largely obsolete Bessemer Process produce?

Answer: Steel

Answer: Steel workers

Answer: Steel plate

Answer: Steel truss

Answer: Steelworker

Answer: Steel (alloy)

Answer: Steel industry

Answer: STEEL

Answer: Steel (metal)

Answer: Steels

Answer: Titanic steel

Answer: Steelworkers

Answer: Steel in Africa

Answer: Steel sheeting

Answer: Crude steel

Answer: Steel worker

Answer: Unwrapped steel

Answer: Long steel products

Answer: Steel Construction

Answer: Steel manufacture


Question: Which boxing champion had the nickname 'Hit-Man'?

Answer: Thomas Hearns

Answer: Thomas %22The Hitman%22 Hearns

Answer: THOMAS HEARNS

Answer: Tommy Hearns

Answer: Hitman Hearns


Question: The family of birds 'Columbidae' covers which type of everyday birds found in this country?

Answer: PIGEONS or DOVES


Question: What well known alcoholic drink was originally known as 'Usquebaugh'?

Answer: Whiskey-A-Gogo

Answer: Whisky a go go

Answer: Whisky A Go Go

Answer: Whisky-A-Go-Go

Answer: Whiskey A Go Go

Answer: The Whisky

Answer: Whisky-a-Go-Go

Answer: Whiskey A Go-Go

Answer: The Whiskey

Answer: Whisky A-Go-Go

Answer: Whiskey-a-Go-Go

Answer: The Whisky a Go Go

Answer: WHISKY

Answer: Whisky A Go-Go

Answer: Whisky a Go Go

Answer: Whisky a Go-Go


Question: First flown on the 27th July 1972, who built the F15 Eagle fighter?

Answer: Mc Donnell Douglas Corporation

Answer: McDonnell Dougal

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Technical Services Company

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Technical Se.

Answer: McDonnell Douglas

Answer: Mc Donell Douglas

Answer: McDonnell-Douglas

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Technical Services

Answer: MDTSC

Answer: McDONNELL DOUGLAS

Answer: Mcdonnell Dougras

Answer: Mc Donnell Douglas

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Tech. Svc.

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Corporation

Answer: Mac Donnell Douglas

Answer: Mc. Donnell Douglas

Answer: McDonnell-Douglas Aerospace

Answer: McDonnell-Douglas Corporation

Answer: Mcdonnell Douglas Corporation

Answer: McAir

Answer: Mcdonnell Douglas Technical Se.

Answer: Mcdonnell Douglas

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Corporation

Answer: McDonell Douglas

Answer: Mdc.com

Answer: Mac Donnell Douglas Corp.

Answer: McDonnell Douglas Corp.


Question: If a stately Spanish galleon had a cargo of diamonds, emeralds, amethysts, topazes and cinnamon and gold moidores, what type of ship carried, Tyne coal, road rails, pig lead, firewood, ironware and cheap tin trays?

Answer: "A DIRTY BRITISH COASTER (in John Masefield's ""Cargoes"")"

"A DIRTY BRITISH COASTER (in John Masefield's ""Cargoes"")"


Question: Who was the driver of the limousine at the time of Diana Princess of Wales' death?

Answer: HENRI PAUL

Answer: Henri Paul


Question: What was the name of the character played by Ralph Fiennes in 'Schindler's List'?

Answer: Amon Leopold Göth

Answer: Amon Göth

Answer: Göth, Amon

Answer: Amon Leopold Goth

Answer: Goth, Amon

Answer: Amon Leopold Goeth

Answer: Amon Goethe

Answer: Goeth, Amon

Answer: Amon Goth

Answer: Goethe, Amon

Answer: Goeth

Answer: AMON GOETH

Answer: Göth

Answer: Amon Goeth


Question: Judge Hiller Zobel was seen worldwide during the televised trial of whom?

Answer: LOUISE WOODWARD

Answer: Louise Woodward

Answer: Louise Woodward case

Answer: Matthew Eappen


Question: "In which film did Bacall say to Bogart, ""If you want me just whistle""?"

Answer: To Have And Have Not

Answer: To Have and Have Not

Answer: To Have and Have Not (novel)

Answer: To Have and To Have Not

Answer: To have and have not

Answer: 'TO HAVE AND TO HAVE NOT'

Answer: To have and to have not


Question: How is 'Cedric Errol' referred to in the title of a famous children's novel, published in 1886?

Answer: Little Lord Fauntleroy (film)

Answer: Little Lord Fontleroy

Answer: Little Lord Fauntleroy

Answer: Fauntleroy

Answer: Lord Fauntleroy

Answer: 'LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY'


Question: Which was the last century during which there was not a female monarch on the English or British throne at any time throughout that century?

Answer: FIFTEENTH CENTURY (15th.)


Question: Sara Jane Moore was responsible for an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate which American President?

Answer: President Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford Jr.

Answer: Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr.

Answer: Leslie L King

Answer: Leslie King, Jr.

Answer: Ford administration

Answer: Gerald R Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr

Answer: Birth and life of Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford administration

Answer: Gerald fod

Answer: Vice President Ford

Answer: Nixon pardon

Answer: Ford Administration

Answer: Presidency of Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Jerry Ford

Answer: U.S. President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford

Answer: GERALD FORD

Answer: Gerald ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.

Answer: Presidency of gerald ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford

Answer: President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerry Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr

Answer: Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie L. King

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr.

Answer: 38th President of the United States

Answer: Leslie King, Jr

Answer: President Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.


Question: A 'Carioca' is an inhabitant of which South American city?

Answer: São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: BRRIO

Answer: Rio de Janiero

Answer: UN/LOCODE:BRRIO

Answer: Río de Jeneiro

Answer: Rio di Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (city)

Answer: Rio, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Answer: Rio Janeiro

Answer: Río de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: RIO DE JANEIRO

Answer: Rio de janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro city

Answer: Río de Janeiro

Answer: R. Janeiro

Answer: Rio-de-Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janero

Answer: R Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Jainero

Answer: River of January

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janerio

Answer: Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Answer: Rio De Janiero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro City

Answer: Rio De Janeiro

Answer: Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: The Marvelous City

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janerio

Answer: January River


Question: In which US city do the basketball team known as the 'Trail Blazers' play their home games?

Answer: Portland Oregon/Lore

Answer: Portland (OR)

Answer: Portland, Oregon

Answer: Portland or

Answer: Portland (Or.)

Answer: Portland (Oregon)

Answer: PORTLAND, Oregon

Answer: Portland, or

Answer: Portland, Oreg.

Answer: Portland, Ore.

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USPDX

Answer: Portland Oregon

Answer: Culture of Portland, Oregon

Answer: North East Portland

Answer: Portlind, Oregon

Answer: Portland Ore

Answer: Portlnad, Oregon

Answer: Portland (Oregon, United States)

Answer: Portland, Or

Answer: Little Beirut

Answer: Portland, OR

Answer: Oregon Portland

Answer: PortlandOregon

Answer: Portland,OR


Question: Which Bourbon whiskey was named in 1933 after the American Colonel who rebuilt the business following the end of Prohibition?

Answer: James Beam

Answer: Red Stag

Answer: Jim Beam whiskey

Answer: Jim Beam Whiskey

Answer: Booker Noe

Answer: Jim Beam

Answer: 'JIM BEAM'

Answer: Jim beam

Answer: Jim bean

Answer: Jim Beam Rye

Answer: National Distillers

Answer: Jacob's Ghost


Question: Starring Hugh Jackman and released in 2009, what is the title of the fourth film of the 'X-Men' series?

Answer: X-Men Origins Wolverine

Answer: X-Men Origins: Wolverine (film)

Answer: Xmen origins wolverine

Answer: Wolverine (2007 film)

Answer: Wolverine (movie)

Answer: Wolverine spin off

Answer: X-men origins

Answer: X men origins: wolverine

Answer: Wolverine (spin-off)

Answer: X-Men: Origins Wolverine

Answer: Wolverine (2009 film)

Answer: Wolverine (2009)

Answer: X men origins

Answer: X-men wolverine

Answer: X-Men Origins:

Answer: Wolverine spin-off

Answer: X-Men Origins - Wolverine

Answer: 'X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE'

Answer: Wolverine: The Movie

Answer: Wolverine (spin off)

Answer: Wolverine (2008 film)

Answer: X-men Origins: Wolverine

Answer: The Wolverine (2009 film)

Answer: X-Men Origins

Answer: X-men origins wolverine

Answer: Wolverine - Xmen Origin (2009)

Answer: X-Men Origins:Wolverine

Answer: X-Men Origins: Wolverine

Answer: Wolverine Movie

Answer: X men origins wolverine

Answer: Xmen origins

Answer: X-men Origins


Question: In Greek mythology, Heracles' Twelfth Labour (final) was to capture which creature?

Answer: Cerberean

Answer: 'CERBERUS'

Answer: Kerberos (mythology)

Answer: Capture of Cerberus

Answer: Three-headed dog

Answer: Cerebrus

Answer: Serberus

Answer: Demon of the pit

Answer: Cerberos

Answer: Κέρβερος

Answer: Cerberus


Question: Which 20th century philosopher wrote 'Being And Nothingness' and 'Critique Of Dialectic Reason'?

Answer: Jean Paul Charles Aymard Sartre

Answer: Jean Paul Sartre

Answer: J. P. Sartre

Answer: Sartrian

Answer: Jean-Paul Sartre

Answer: You don't arrest Voltaire

Answer: Sartrianisms

Answer: Jean-paul sartre

Answer: Sartrean

Answer: Sartrians

Answer: John paul satre

Answer: Paul Sartre

Answer: Sarte

Answer: Jean-Paul Charles Aymard Sartre

Answer: Jean Paul Satre

Answer: Jean Sartre

Answer: Jean-Paul Satre

Answer: JEAN-PAUL SARTRE

Answer: Aymard

Answer: Sartrianism

Answer: Sartre


Question: In which town in Greater Manchester is the TV series set?

Answer: Rochdale, England

Answer: Rochdale (town)

Answer: Rochdale, UK

Answer: ROCHDALE

Answer: Rochdale, Lancashire

Answer: Recedham

Answer: Rochdale


Question: Which film starring Will Smith, Bill Pullman and Jeff Goldblum was the world's highest grossing film of 1996?

Answer: 'INDEPENDENCE DAY'

Answer: Independence day

Answer: Independence days

Answer: عيد الاستقلال

Answer: Independance day

Answer: Independance Day

Answer: The Independence Day

Answer: Independence Day

Answer: Timeline of national foundings

Answer: List of independence days

Answer: List of nations by Independence Day

Answer: List of countries by Independence Day

Answer: List of national independence days

Answer: Independents Day


Question: Which Italian artist 1518-1594 was nicknamed the 'Little Dyer', he was the son of a dyer?

Answer: TINTORETTO (Jacobo Robusti)


Question: In cookery, what is a 'Macedoine'?

Answer: MIXED FRUIT OR VEGETABLES


Question: Name either English football team that have won the old first division but have never played in the Premier?

Answer: PRESTON NORTH END or HUDDERSFIELD TOWN


Question: Which former US President is pictured on the American $5 bill?

Answer: Abaraham lincoln

Answer: Abe licnoln

Answer: President Lincoln

Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Answer: Abe Lincon

Answer: A Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln (president)

Answer: President Abraham

Answer: President Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Abraham (president)

Answer: The Rail Splitter

Answer: Abe Lincoln

Answer: Honest Abe

Answer: Lincoln's cabinet

Answer: Lincoln, Abraham

Answer: Abraham Lincon

Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War

Answer: Great Emancipator

Answer: Aberham lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln (president)

Answer: Lincolnian

Answer: President Abe Lincoln

Answer: Honest Abe Lincoln

Answer: Abraham lincoln

Answer: A. Lincoln

Answer: Presedent Lincon

Answer: Abrahm Lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln's Life

Answer: Abe lincolin

Answer: Abaham lincoln

Answer: The Great Emancipator

Answer: 16th President of the United States


Question: John Nettles plays 'Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby' in 'Midsomer Murders', who played 'Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy'?

Answer: DANIEL CASEY

Answer: Daniel Casey


Question: Blacksmith is a general term for a worker in iron, but what specific name is given to someone who shoes horses?

Answer: American Farrier's Association

Answer: Shoeing Smith

Answer: Farrier

Answer: Farriery

Answer: Shoesmith

Answer: Farriers

Answer: FARRIER


Question: Who was the Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1835 to 1841?

Answer: VISCOUNT MELBOURNE

Answer: The Viscount Melbourne

Answer: Viscount Melbourne

Answer: Baron Beauvale

Answer: Baron Melbourne


Question: Who solved 'The Riddle of The Sphinx'?

Answer: Oedepus

Answer: Œdipus

Answer: Oidipous

Answer: Edipus

Answer: Oedipus

Answer: Oedipe

Answer: OEdipus

Answer: OEDIPUS


Question: In Greek mythology, what was the name of the beautiful shepherd boy of Asia Minor, beloved of the goddess Seelene, who put him in a deep sleep so that she might embrace him?

Answer: Endymion (novel)

Answer: Endymion (book)

Answer: ENDYMION

Answer: Endymion

Answer: Endimion

Answer: Endymion (disambiguation)


Question: Which of the 'Seven Wonders Of The World' stood at Halicarnassus?

Answer: Grave of Mausolus

Answer: Grave of Maussollos at Halicarnassus

Answer: Mausoleum of Mausolus

Answer: Mausoleum at Halicarnassus

Answer: Grave of Mausolus at Halicarnassus

Answer: The mausoleum at halicarnassus

Answer: Mausoleum of Halicarnassus

Answer: Tomb of Mausolus

Answer: Grave of Maussollos

Answer: Mausoleum of Maussollos

Answer: Mausoleum of Maussollos at Halicarnassus

Answer: MAUSOLEUM OF MAUSSOLLOS


Question: By what name was the American short-story writer William Sydney Porter better known?

Answer: O.henry books

Answer: William Sidney Porter

Answer: O HENRY

Answer: O. Henry

Answer: Henry, O.

Answer: Oliver Henry

Answer: O.Henry

Answer: O Henry

Answer: William Sydeny Porter

Answer: William Sydney Porter

Answer: William S. Porter

Answer: Heart of the West (O. Henry story)

Answer: Sidney Porter

Answer: O'Henry

Answer: Sydney Porter


Question: Which author died in a car crash in 1960, three years after receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature?

Answer: The Blood of the Hungarians

Answer: Albert Cami

Answer: The blood of the hungarians

Answer: Absurd hero

Answer: Camusian

Answer: Albert Cammy

Answer: Albert Camus: The Absurd Hero

Answer: Alber Cammy

Answer: Albert Camee

Answer: Blood of the Hungarians by Albert Camus

Answer: Albert Camus/the Absurd

Answer: Camus, albert

Answer: Albert Cammi

Answer: Alber Camee

Answer: Albert Camus

Answer: Alber Cami

Answer: Alber Cammi

Answer: ALBERT CAMUS


Question: In which country is the most northerly point on mainland Africa?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TN

Answer: Tunisian Republic

Answer: Republic of Tunisia

Answer: Tounes

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia in the middle ages

Answer: Tunisie

Answer: Etymology of Tunisia

Answer: Medieval tunisia

Answer: TUNISIA

Answer: الجمهورية التونسية

Answer: Classical tunisia

Answer: Tunnisia

Answer: Name of Tunisia

Answer: Administrative divisions of Tunisia

Answer: Ancient tunisia

Answer: Tounisiyya

Answer: Tunisa

Answer: Tunesia

Answer: Al-Jumhūriyya at-Tūnisiyya


Question: Often flavoured with fruits or herbs and sometimes used in soups, what is the name of the mildly alcoholic beverage made from black or rye bread that is popular in Russia and several ex-soviet states?

Answer: Bread kvass

Answer: Квас

Answer: Kvass

Answer: KVASS

Answer: Gira

Answer: Kwass

Answer: Kwas


Question: New Britain and New Ireland are two of the islands that make up which country?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PG

Answer: Papua Niu Gini

Answer: New Guinea Papua

Answer: Independent State of Papua New Guinea

Answer: Health in Papua New Guinea

Answer: Papa New Guinea

Answer: Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinee

Answer: Papua-New-Guinea

Answer: Independen Stet bilong Papua Niugini

Answer: Papua New Guinea

Answer: Papua-new guinea

Answer: State of Papua New Guinea

Answer: Papua Niugini

Answer: Niugini

Answer: Papa New Guinans

Answer: Environment of Papua New Guinea

Answer: PapuaNewGuineA

Answer: Papua New Guinean

Answer: Papau New Guinea

Answer: PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Answer: Papa new guinea

Answer: Niu Gini

Answer: Paupa New Guinea

Answer: East Papua

Answer: Pappa New Guinans

Answer: Pua pua new guniea

Answer: Papua, New Guinea

Answer: Pappa New Guinea

Answer: The Papua New Guinea

Answer: Papua new guinea

Answer: Papua-New Guinea

Answer: Papua New-Guinea

Answer: Papua NG


Question: Who was the German mathematician who developed differential calculus independently of Newton in 1675?

Answer: Godefroy Guillaume Leibnitz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz

Answer: Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz

Answer: Gottfried von Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Willhelm, Baron Leibniz

Answer: Leibniz, System of

Answer: Leibnizian

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibnitz

Answer: Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

Answer: Von Leibniz

Answer: Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibnitz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried von Leibnitz

Answer: Gottfried Von Leibniz

Answer: Liebniz

Answer: Baron Gottfried Wihelm Von Leibnitz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron Leibniz

Answer: System of Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Liebnitz

Answer: Baron G. W. von Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

Answer: G. W. Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm, Baron Leibnitz

Answer: Leibnitzians

Answer: Leibnizianism

Answer: Gottfried Wilhem Leibniz

Answer: GottfriedLeibniz

Answer: Explication de l'Arithmetique Binaire

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm Von Liebnitz

Answer: Explication de l'Arithmétique Binaire

Answer: Gottfried Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Willhem Leibniz

Answer: G. G. Leibnitz

Answer: G. W. von Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Leibnitz

Answer: Leibniz

Answer: Godefroi Guillaume Leibnitz

Answer: Gotffried Wilhelm Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz

Answer: Baron Gottfried Wilhelm Von Leibniz

Answer: Gottfried leibniz

Answer: Gottfried Willhelm, Baron Leibnitz

Answer: GOTTFRIED LEIBNITZ

Answer: G.W. Leibniz


Question: The paintings entitled 'St. George and the Dragon' and 'Madonna with the Fish' are works by which Florentine master?

Answer: Raffaello Sanzio

Answer: RAPHAEL

Answer: Raffaelo Santi

Answer: Raphael Santi

Answer: Raffael

Answer: Raffaelo

Answer: Raffaello da Urbino

Answer: Rafael Sanzio

Answer: Rafael Sancho

Answer: Raphael

Answer: Raffaello Santi

Answer: Raphael Urbinas

Answer: Raphaelesque

Answer: Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino

Answer: Raphael Sanzio

Answer: Raphael (painter)

Answer: Sanzio

Answer: Raphael Sanzi

Answer: Rapheal

Answer: Rafael Sanzio da Urbino

Answer: Raphaello Sanzio


Question: Who did Roger Federer defeat in the final to win his first Wimbledon singles title in 2003?

Answer: MARK PHILIPPOUSSIS

Answer: Mark Philippoussis

Answer: Philipousis

Answer: Mark Phillipoussis


Question: According to the Gospel of St. John, what 'lay on the other side of the Brook of Hedron'?

Answer: GARDEN OF GETHSEMENE


Question: Levi Stubbs was the lead singer of which 'Motown' group from 1953 until 2000?

Answer: Roquel Payton

Answer: 4 Tops

Answer: 'THE FOUR TOPS'

Answer: Four Tops

Answer: The Four Tops.

Answer: Four Tops (band)

Answer: The Four Tops

Answer: The 4 Tops


Question: Who was the Roman goddess of war, regarded as the sister of Mars?

Answer: Bellona

Answer: BELLONA

Answer: Bellona (disambiguation)


Question: The ancient Egyptian goddess Serket took the form of which creature?

Answer: Scorpions rugby

Answer: Scorpions rugby league team

Answer: Scorpions (rugby league)

Answer: Scorpions rugby team

Answer: The Scorpion

Answer: Scorpions (rugby)

Answer: SCORPION

Answer: Scorpions rugby league

Answer: The Scorpions

Answer: The Scorpions (band)

Answer: Scorpion (disambiguation)

Answer: Scorpions Rugby League


Question: 'Captain Yossarian' is the central character of which 20th century novel?

Answer: Catch-22 (novel)

Answer: Catch Twenty Two

Answer: Catch-18

Answer: Catch-22

Answer: Catch XXII

Answer: Catch 22 (novel)

Answer: 'CATCH 22'

Answer: A. Fortiori

Answer: Catch22

Answer: Catch‑22

Answer: Catch 22


Question: For which film in 1951, starring Marlon Brando, did Karl Malden win the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor?

Answer: A Streetcar named Desire

Answer: A streetcar called desire

Answer: Streetcar Named Desire

Answer: A Streetcar Named Desire

Answer: A Street car named desire

Answer: A Streetcar Named Desire (film)

Answer: A Streetcar Named Desire (disambiguation)

Answer: A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

Answer: Street Car Named Desire


Question: Name either of the detectives created by Reginald Hill in novels such as 'A Pinch of Snuff' and 'Ruling Passions', who later featured in a popular TV series?

Answer: Dalziel & Pascoe

Answer: Dalziel and Pascoe

Answer: DALZIEL & PASCOE

Answer: Daziel and Pascoe

Answer: Dalziel and pascoe


Question: Which French writer said "Short as life is, we make it still shorter by the careless waste of time"?

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: VICTOR HUGO

Answer: Hugo, V.


Question: Malaga airport serves which of the Spanish Costas?

Answer: Costa del Sol

Answer: Costa del sol

Answer: Costa del Crime

Answer: Costa Del Sol

Answer: COSTA DEL SOL


Question: In the famous story by Robert Louis Stevenson, what is Dr Jeckyll's Christian name?

Answer: Henry (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry (crater)

Answer: Henry (European rulers)

Answer: Henry (crater) (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry


Question: Whose portrait was on the back of the last English pound note issued?

Answer: Isaac Newton

Answer: Sir Isaak Newton

Answer: Isaacus Newtonus

Answer: Hannah Ayscough

Answer: Isaac Newton's tooth

Answer: Sir isaac newton

Answer: Sir Isaac Newton

Answer: Isaac newton

Answer: Isaac Newton's middle years

Answer: I. Newton

Answer: Newtonian science

Answer: Sir Newton

Answer: Sir Issac Newton

Answer: Issac Newton

Answer: Newton isaac

Answer: Newton Isaac

Answer: Issac newton

Answer: Cultural depictions of Isaac Newton

Answer: Newton's

Answer: Sir Issaac Newton

Answer: Isac Newton


Question: The adjective "buccal" refers to which part of the body?

Answer: Jowl

Answer: Buckle pouch

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Buccal gland

Answer: Buckle cavity

Answer: Jowls

Answer: Buccal glands

Answer: Malar stripe

Answer: Cheeks


Question: On which horse did Sir Gordon Richards ride his only Epsom Derby winner?

Answer: Pinza


Question: Belonging to Indonesia, Irian Jaya is the western portion of which large island?

Answer: The Island Of New Guinea

Answer: Island of New Guinea

Answer: Names of New Guinea

Answer: New Guineans

Answer: Etymology of Papua

Answer: Irian

Answer: New Guinea Man

Answer: New Guinea

Answer: New guinea


Question: Whose portrait replaced Michael Faraday on the back of a £20 note?

Answer: Sir Edward Elgar

Answer: Elgar, Edward

Answer: Elgar baronets

Answer: Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet

Answer: Sir Edward William Elgar

Answer: Ballets by Edward Elgar

Answer: He Banged The Leather for Goal

Answer: Edward elgar

Answer: Elgar

Answer: Elgar Baronets

Answer: Edward William Elgar

Answer: Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet, OM, GCVO

Answer: Edward Elgar

Answer: Sir Edward Elgar, 1st Baronet


Question: In which bay are the Belcher Islands located?

Answer: Baie d'Hudson

Answer: Hudsons bay

Answer: Hudson Bay

Answer: Hudson bay


Question: Which WW1 American General was known as "Black Jack"?

Answer: Blackjack Pershing

Answer: General John Pershing

Answer: Jack Pershing

Answer: John J. Pershing

Answer: Black Jack Pershing

Answer: General John J. Pershing

Answer: General John J. %22Black Jack%22 Pershing

Answer: John Pershing

Answer: Nigger Jack Pershing

Answer: John Joseph Pershing

Answer: John J. %22Blackjack%22 Pershing

Answer: John J Pershing

Answer: General Pershing

Answer: John %22Black Jack%22 Pershing


Question: American singer Ernest Evans called himself Chubby Checker to emulate the name of which other musician?

Answer: Antoine %22Fats%22 Domino

Answer: Antoine Domino Jr.

Answer: Antoine Fats Domino

Answer: Fats Domino

Answer: Antoine Dominique Domino

Answer: Antoine Domino

Answer: %22Fats%22 Domino

Answer: Antoine Dominique %22Fats%22 Domino


Question: Whose law states the "Supply creates demand"?

Answer: Say's Law

Answer: Say law

Answer: The Law of Markets

Answer: Say Law

Answer: Says Law

Answer: Say's Theorem (Law)

Answer: Say's Law

Answer: Says' Law

Answer: Say's Theorem (Law)

Answer: Say's law


Question: The name of which musical instrument comes from the German for bells and play?

Answer: The Glockenspiel

Answer: GLOCKENSPIEL

Answer: Rathaus-Glockenspiel


Question: In 1171 Henry II was the first English king to set foot in an Irish city. Founded by the Vikings in the ninth century, which is Ireland's oldest city?

Answer: Port Láirge

Answer: Waterford city

Answer: Veðrafjǫrðr

Answer: WATERFORD

Answer: The weather in Waterford

Answer: Waterford, Ireland

Answer: City of Waterford

Answer: Waterford City

Answer: Hilly shore

Answer: Waterpark National School

Answer: Waterford

Answer: Waterford-City

Answer: Waterford (city)

Answer: Hilly Shore


Question: Which 85 year old former MP is the only female member of the Order of Merit?

Answer: Lady Boothroyd

Answer: Baroness Boothroyd

Answer: BETTY BOOTHROYD

Answer: Betty Boothroyd, Baroness Boothroyd, of Sandwell

Answer: Betty Boothroyd, Baroness Boothroyd of Sandwell

Answer: Betty Boothroyd, Baroness Boothroyd

Answer: Betty Boothroyd


Question: How many wheels are there on a sulky?

Answer: 2

Answer: two


Question: Which Swiss firm of architects was responsible for the Allianz Arena in Munich and converting B Power Station in London into Tate Modern?

Answer: ERZOG & DE MEURON


Question: In which country will the 2019 Rugby Union World Cup be played?

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: Which Shakespeare play could be summarised as 'Falstaff's cynical seduction of two wealthy women goes awry when they find out about each other and decide to return the compliment by making him a laughing stock'?

Answer: Doctor Caius

Answer: Merry Wives of Windsor

Answer: Merry wives

Answer: Mistress Page

Answer: Merry wives of Windsor

Answer: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

Answer: Sir Hugh Evans

Answer: Mistress Ford

Answer: The Merry Wives of Windsor

Answer: The merry wives of windsor

Answer: The Merry Wives Of Windsor


Question: Which member of the Royal family lives at Anmer Hall in Norfolk?

Answer: PRINCE WILLIAM (accept DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE)

PRINCE WILLIAM (accept DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE)


Question: Whose eighteenth studio album released in March this year is Postcards from Paradise?

Answer: RINGO

Answer: Starr, Ringo

Answer: Richard Starkey, Jr.

Answer: Beatle Ringo

Answer: Ringo Star

Answer: Richie Snare

Answer: Ringo starkey

Answer: Ringo Starr

Answer: Ringo Starkey

Answer: Ringo

Answer: RINGO STARR

Answer: Richard Starkey

Answer: %22Ringo%22

Answer: Richard Starky

Answer: Richard Starrkey

Answer: Ringo (film)

Answer: Richard Starkey Jr.

Answer: Ringo starr

Answer: Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr.


Question: Which cardiothoracic surgeon was one of three members appointed to the Order of Merit in January 2014?

Answer: Magdy Yacoub

Answer: Sir MAGDI YACOUB

Answer: Sir Magdi Yacoub

Answer: Magdi Yacoub

Answer: Sir Magdi Habib Yacoub

Answer: Magdi Habib Yacoub


Question: Which 1800 battle saw Napoleon's forces victorious over the Austrians near Alessandria in Piedmont?

Answer: Marengo (disambiguation)

Answer: Marengo

Answer: MARENGO


Question: "In the book of Genesis who asked the question,""Am I my brotherskeeper""?"

Answer: Conflict Archive on the INternet

Answer: CAIN Web Service

Answer: CAIN

Answer: Conflict archive on the internet

Answer: Conflict Archive on the Internet


Question: Which 'Smokey' Robinson hit took 'Japan' to number nine in 1982?

Answer: 'I SECOND THAT EMOTION'

Answer: I Second That Emotion

Answer: I second that emotion

Answer: El Chupa Nibre


Question: In which Thomas Hardynovel does the character 'John Loveday' appear?

Answer: 'THE TRUMPET MAJOR'

Answer: Trumpet major

Answer: Trumpet Major


Question: What might you do in Australia with a 'Durry'?

Answer: SMOKE IT (it's a type of cigarette)


Question: The announcement came in November 1978 that which member of the 'Royal Family' was to join the armed forces?

Answer: The Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Answer: Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Answer: The Duke of York

Answer: HRH The Prince Andrew, Duke of York

Answer: Prince Andrew, 1st Duke of York

Answer: Andrew, Duke of York

Answer: HRH The Prince Andrew

Answer: HRH the Duke of York

Answer: PRINCE ANDREW

Answer: Prince Andrew, The Duke of York

Answer: Prince Andrew of the United Kingdom

Answer: Airmiles Andy

Answer: HRH Prince Andrew

Answer: Andrew of the United Kingdom

Answer: The Prince Andrew

Answer: HRH The Duke of York

Answer: Albert Christian Edward Andrew

Answer: Andrew, 1st Duke of York

Answer: Prince Andrew

Answer: H. R. H. Prince Andrew Duke of York

Answer: Andrew Albert Christian Windsor

Answer: Andrew, duke of york

Answer: Andrew Windsor, Duke of York


Question: The North Sea and the Baltic Sea are linked through which canal?

Answer: Kiel Canal

Answer: Kiel canal

Answer: Kaiser Wilhelm Canal

Answer: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal

Answer: KIEL CANAL

Answer: The Kiel Canal


Question: The long distance train, 'The Canadian', travels between Toronto and which other city?

Answer: CIVI-TV

Answer: A Victoria

Answer: A-Channel Vancouver Island

Answer: A-Victoria

Answer: CTV Two Vancouver Island

Answer: A-Channel Victoria

Answer: CIVI-DT-2

Answer: CTV Vancouver Island

Answer: A Vancouver Island

Answer: 'A' Vancouver

Answer: %22A%22 Vancouver

Answer: %22A%22 Vancouver Island

Answer: 'A' Vancouver Island

Answer: CIVI-DT

Answer: VANCOUVER

Answer: The New VI

Answer: CTV Two Victoria

Answer: 'A' Victoria

Answer: CIVI

Answer: %22A%22 Victoria


Question: Which country staged the first Winter Olympic Games?

Answer: FRANCE (Chamonix in 1924)


Question: At the beginning of 'Two Towers', the second book in 'The Lord Of The Rings' trilogy, who was apparently killed in the 'Mines of Moria'?

Answer: Tharkun

Answer: Mithrandir

Answer: Olórin

Answer: Gandalf the gray

Answer: Gandalf the White

Answer: Tharkûn

Answer: 'GANDALF'

Answer: You shall not pass

Answer: Greyhame

Answer: Lathspell

Answer: Gandalv

Answer: Stormcrow

Answer: Ganadalf

Answer: Gandalf

Answer: Olorin

Answer: Gandlaf

Answer: Gandalf Greyhame

Answer: Gandalf the Grey

Answer: You shall not pass!

Answer: Bladorthin

Answer: Gandalf the Gray

Answer: Gandalf Stormcrow


Question: What name is given to the hot, molten rock found under the surface of the earth?

Answer: MAGMA

Answer: Magma (disambiguation)


Question: The South African currency unit, the Rand, is divided into a hundred what?

Answer: Cent (area)

Answer: Cent (disambiguation)

Answer: Cents

Answer: Cent (measure)

Answer: Cent

Answer: Cent (unit)

Answer: CENTS

Answer: Cent-


Question: What is the common name for the perennial-flowering houseplant, 'Saintpaulia'?

Answer: Saintpaulia ionantha

Answer: African violet

Answer: Saintpaulia

Answer: AFRICAN VIOLET

Answer: African Violet

Answer: African violets

Answer: Violeta africana

Answer: African Violets


Question: What is pickled raw, and served with dill and mustard sauce, in the Scandinavian dish, Gravlax?

Answer: Salmon (zoology)

Answer: Salmon and Trout

Answer: Salmon (fish)

Answer: Baked Salmon

Answer: SALMON

Answer: Salmon

Answer: Alaskan salmon

Answer: Parr (fish)

Answer: Land-locked salmon

Answer: Sake no dengaku


Question: In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?

Answer: Mbeki, Thabo

Answer: President Mbeki

Answer: Thabo Mbeki

Answer: Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki

Answer: Thabo mbeki

Answer: THABO MBEKI

Answer: Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki

Answer: Zanele Mbeki


Question: Which town is home to the University of Ulster?

Answer: Cowlraine

Answer: Ballysally

Answer: Coleraine

Answer: Greenmount Housing Estate

Answer: Kilrea Primary School

Answer: List of secondary schools around Coleraine

Answer: COLERAINE


Question: Flourine, Bromine, Iodine and Chlorine are all what type of elements?

Answer: Halogen group

Answer: Halogen Group

Answer: Group 17 element

Answer: Halogens

Answer: Halogen

Answer: Hallogen

Answer: Halogen Element

Answer: Halogen elements

Answer: Halide group

Answer: The halogens

Answer: Group 7A

Answer: Fluorine family

Answer: Group 17

Answer: HALOGENS

Answer: Dihalo

Answer: Group 17 elements

Answer: Fluorine group


Question: Which comic chat show host was played by Caroline A'Herne?

Answer: Mrs Merton Show

Answer: 'Mrs. MERTON'

Answer: The Mrs. Merton Show

Answer: The Mrs Merton Show

Answer: Mrs Merton

Answer: Mrs. Merton


Question: Its capital is Valverde - which is the smallest of the Canary Islands?

Answer: El hierro

Answer: El Hierro

Answer: HIERRO

Answer: Hierro

Answer: El Hierro Island


Question: What is the former name of Kinshasa ?

Answer: Leopoldville

Answer: LEOPOLDVILLE

Answer: Leopoldville (disambiguation)


Question: Which opera singer was awarded a CBE in 2002?

Answer: Lesley Garratt

Answer: LESLEY GARRETT

Answer: Lesley Garrett

Answer: Leslie Garrett

Answer: Leslie Garratt


Question: What is the former name of Tuvalu?

Answer: Lagoon Islands

Answer: Water supply and sanitation in Tuvalu

Answer: Transportation in Tuvalu

Answer: Ellis Islands

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TV

Answer: Impact of climate change in Tuvalu

Answer: Culture of Tuvalu

Answer: Tuvalu

Answer: Eight standing together

Answer: Tuvalo

Answer: Tuvalu/Transportation

Answer: Tourism in Tuvalu

Answer: Tuvalu/Transnational issues

Answer: Transport in Tuvalu

Answer: Tuvalu Islands

Answer: ELLICE ISLANDS

Answer: Toovaloo

Answer: Tuvalu islands

Answer: Ellice Islands

Answer: Tepuka Savilivili

Answer: Sport in Tuvalu

Answer: Nivalakita

Answer: Ellice Island

Answer: Education in Tuvalu


Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Lepidus were two of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43 BC. Who was the third?

Answer: Mark antony

Answer: Mark Antony

Answer: Marcus Antonius

Answer: MARK ANTONY

Answer: Marc Antony


Question: In World War I, the British soldiers were nicknamed 'Tommies', what name was given to French soldiers?

Answer: Poilu

Answer: 'POILU'

Answer: Poilus


Question: Which knight died in 2009 after being a panelist on the same radio show for forty years?

Answer: Clement Freud

Answer: Clemens Freud

Answer: CLEMENT FREUD

Answer: Sir Clement Freud


Question: Pompey the Great and Crassus were two of the 'First Triumverate' in 60 BC. Who was the third?

Answer: Julious caesar

Answer: Literary works of Julius Caesar

Answer: Julius Caesar (Roman)

Answer: IVLIVS CÆSAR

Answer: Julius Caesar

Answer: Divus Iulius

Answer: Caesar, Julius

Answer: Julius caesar quotes

Answer: Juluis Cesar

Answer: Giulius Caesar

Answer: Caesar Dictator

Answer: IMP. CAESAR

Answer: Gayus Julius Caesar

Answer: C. Julius Caesar

Answer: Julius caesar

Answer: Commentaries of Julius Cæsar

Answer: Ivlivs Caesar

Answer: IMP. CÆSAR

Answer: Caesar the Dictator

Answer: Iulius Caesar

Answer: Gaius Iulius Gaii filius Gaii nepos Caesar

Answer: IMP•C•IVLIVS•CAESAR•DIVVS

Answer: Julius Seizer

Answer: Caius Iulius Caesar

Answer: Julius Ceaser

Answer: Julius ceasar

Answer: JULIUS CAESAR

Answer: IVLIVS CAESAR

Answer: IMP*C*IVLIVS*CAESAR*DIVVS

Answer: Julias ceaser

Answer: I am the republic

Answer: Julias caesar

Answer: CAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR

Answer: Julius Ceasar

Answer: Imperator Gaius Iulius Caesar Divus

Answer: DIVVS IVLIVS

Answer: Julis Caesar

Answer: Caesars death

Answer: Gaius Iulius Gaii Filius Gaii Nepos Caesar

Answer: Caesar complex

Answer: Julius Caesra

Answer: Conspiracy (caesar)

Answer: Caesar

Answer: Political career of Julius Caesar

Answer: Ivlivs Cæsar

Answer: Julius Cesar

Answer: Julius Caeser

Answer: Julius Cæsar

Answer: Julius Caesar Assassination plot


Question: Which Kent brewer is believed to be the oldest continuous brewer in the country?

Answer: Master Brew

Answer: Shepherd Neame

Answer: Spitfire ale

Answer: Shepherd Neame brewery

Answer: Spitfire (beer)

Answer: Spitfire Beer

Answer: Late Red Autumn Hop Ale

Answer: Bishops Finger

Answer: SHEPHERD NEAME

Answer: Shepherd Neame Brewery

Answer: Goldings Summer Hop Ale

Answer: Master Brew (Shepherd Neame beer)

Answer: Early Bird Spring Hop Ale

Answer: Bishop's Finger


Question: Which American President signed into law the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 that granted full US citizenship to Native Americans?

Answer: J.C. Coolidge

Answer: Calvin Coolidge

Answer: John Calvin Coolidge

Answer: Calvin coolidge

Answer: J. Calvin Coolidge

Answer: Calvin Coolidge, Jr

Answer: Calvin Coolidge Jr.

Answer: The business of America is business

Answer: Calvin Cooldige

Answer: President Calvin Coolidge

Answer: CALVIN COOLIDGE

Answer: Coolidge Administration

Answer: Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

Answer: John C. Coolidge

Answer: Calvin Koolaid

Answer: Calvin collidge

Answer: John Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

Answer: Silent cal

Answer: J. Calvin Coolidge, Jr.

Answer: John Calvin Coolidge Jr.

Answer: Coolidge administration

Answer: President Coolidge

Answer: Presidency of Calvin Coolidge

Answer: 30th President of the United States

Answer: JC Coolidge

Answer: John C. Coolidge, Jr.

Answer: John Coolidge, Jr.


Question: The administration of which American President was rocked by the 'Teapot Dome Scandal' of the 1920's?

Answer: President Harding

Answer: WARREN HARDING

Answer: Warren G. Harding Inaugural Address

Answer: Warren Harding

Answer: Warren G. Harding/Inaugural Address

Answer: Warren Gamaliel Harding

Answer: Warren G. Harding

Answer: Gamaliel Harding

Answer: 29th President of the United States

Answer: Harding Factor

Answer: Warren G Harding

Answer: Warren Gameliel Harding

Answer: Harding Administration


Question: The name of which chemical element, with the symbol 'Rh', is derived from the Greek word for 'rose'?

Answer: Rodium

Answer: Rhode Ium

Answer: Element 45

Answer: Rhodic

Answer: RHODIUM

Answer: Rhodium


Question: Which Latin phrase, that translates literally as 'event of war', refers to an incident that is used as the justification for war?

Answer: Case of war

Answer: Act of War

Answer: Threat to peace

Answer: Pretext for War

Answer: Acts of War

Answer: Casus Belli

Answer: Acts of war

Answer: Casus belli

Answer: Cassus belli

Answer: Casus bellum

Answer: Causus belli

Answer: Cassus Belli

Answer: Act of war

Answer: Threat to world peace

Answer: Proschemata

Answer: Pretexts for War

Answer: Proschema

Answer: CASUS BELLI


Question: 'Cosy In The Rocket', by the British electronic band 'Psapp' (pron. sap) is the theme tune to which American drama series?

Answer: Gray's Anatomy (TV series)

Answer: Grey's Anatomy (TV series)

Answer: Grey's Anatomy scrubs

Answer: Greys Anatomy

Answer: Greys Anatmy

Answer: Grey's Anatomy

Answer: Grey′s Anatomy

Answer: Greys anatomy

Answer: Seattle Grace Hospital

Answer: Grey's

Answer: Grace and Atomy

Answer: Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital

Answer: Grey's anatomy

Answer: 'GREY'S ANATOMY'

Answer: Grey anatomy

Answer: Grey's Anatomy

Answer: Grey's Anatmy

Answer: Grace Anatomy

Answer: Greysanatomy

Answer: Grey's Anatomy (tv)

Answer: Greys natomy

Answer: Grey Anatomy


Question: What was the capital city of Tanzania until 1974?

Answer: Dar e salaam

Answer: Dar es Salaam

Answer: Dar Es Salaam

Answer: Dār as-Salām

Answer: Dar-es-Salaam

Answer: MZIZIMA

Answer: Dar-es-salaam

Answer: DAR-ES-SALAAM

Answer: Dar Essalam

Answer: Dar es Selam

Answer: Dar al-Salaam

Answer: Dar Es Salam

Answer: Mikocheni

Answer: Masaki, Tanzania

Answer: Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

Answer: Dar-es Salaam

Answer: Dar es Salam

Answer: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Answer: Mzizima

Answer: Dar-Es-Salaam

Answer: Dare-es-salaam

Answer: دار السلام

Answer: Dar es salaam

Answer: Dar-es-Salam


Question: According to Greek myth, who was the wife of Odysseus, celebrated for her faithfulness to him during his twenty year absence?

Answer: PENELOPE

Answer: Penolope

Answer: Penélopê

Answer: Heedful Penelope

Answer: Penelopeia

Answer: Penelope the Wise

Answer: Penelope


Question: In the English translations of the 'Asterix' comics, what is the name of the village leader, a middle-aged, obese man with red hair, pigtails and a huge moustache?

Answer: Unhygienix

Answer: Getafix

Answer: Mrs Geriatrix

Answer: Mrs. Geriatrix

Answer: Vitalstatistix

Answer: Pirates (Asterix)

Answer: Fulliautomatix

Answer: Chief's shieldbearers

Answer: 'VITALSTATISTIX'

Answer: Characters of Asterix

Answer: Mrs. Fulliautomatix

Answer: Postaldistrix

Answer: Characters in asterix

Answer: List of Asterix characters

Answer: Iélosubmarine

Answer: Flaturtha

Answer: Recurring characters in Asterix

Answer: Bacteria (comics)

Answer: Ocatarinetabellatchitchix

Answer: Characters in Asterix

Answer: Cacofonix

Answer: Impedimenta

Answer: Asterix characters

Answer: Geriatrix


Question: Leslie Poles were the Christian names of which English novelist, born in 1895?

Answer: L.P. HARTLEY

Answer: L P Hartley

Answer: L. P. Hartley

Answer: Leslie Hartley

Answer: L.P. Hartley

Answer: The past is a foreign country

Answer: Leslie Poles Hartley

Answer: LP Hartley


Question: What was the name of the British nurse who was shot by a German firing squad during the First World War after being court-martialled for helping Allied troops escape from a military hospital in Belgium?

Answer: Cavell, Edith Louisa

Answer: Edith Louisa Cavell

Answer: Edith Clavell

Answer: The Edith Cavell Nursing Scholarship Fund

Answer: Edith Cavell

Answer: EDITH CAVELL


Question: Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?

Answer: Steel

Answer: Steel workers

Answer: Steel plate

Answer: Steel truss

Answer: Steelworker

Answer: Steel (alloy)

Answer: Steel industry

Answer: STEEL

Answer: Steel (metal)

Answer: Steels

Answer: Titanic steel

Answer: Steelworkers

Answer: Steel in Africa

Answer: Steel sheeting

Answer: Crude steel

Answer: Steel worker

Answer: Unwrapped steel

Answer: Long steel products

Answer: Steel Construction

Answer: Steel manufacture


Question: Which Jerry Zucker film was the highest-grossing film worldwide of 1990?

Answer: Ghost

Answer: Ghostology

Answer: Wraith (entity)

Answer: Ghosts in European folklore

Answer: Earthbound spirit

Answer: Haint

Answer: Ghostly

Answer: Ghosts in European culture

Answer: Disembodied spirit

Answer: GHOST

Answer: 'GHOST'

Answer: Ghost Movers

Answer: Apparition (supernatural)

Answer: Ghosts

Answer: Ghost being

Answer: Ghost (paranormal)

Answer: Spectre (creature)


Question: The meat substitute 'Quorn' is named after a village in which English county?

Answer: Leics

Answer: Leics.

Answer: LEICESTERSHIRE

Answer: Leicestershire, England

Answer: Leicestershire County Council County Hall

Answer: Leycestershire

Answer: Leicestershire

Answer: County of Leicester

Answer: Leicstershire

Answer: Leicestershire (administrative)


Question: In which sport in Britain is the 'Elite League' the top division, with teams such as 'Coventry Bees' and 'Poole Pirates'?

Answer: Speedway Racing

Answer: Speedways

Answer: Speed ways

Answer: Speedway racing

Answer: Speedway

Answer: SPEEDWAY

Answer: Speed way

Answer: Speedway (disambiguation)


Question: Which single by 'Leapy Lee' reached number two in the UK charts in 1968?

Answer: 'LITTLE ARROWS'

Answer: Little Arrows


Question: In which sport is April 15th celebrated as 'Jackie Robinson Day', to remember the day in 1947 when he became the first black player of the modern era?

Answer: Baseball game

Answer: Baseball players

Answer: Baseball player

Answer: Basebasll

Answer: American baseball

Answer: BASEBALL

Answer: Béisbol

Answer: Baseball team

Answer: Baseball Player

Answer: Base Ball

Answer: Beisbol

Answer: Baseball

Answer: America's pasttime

Answer: America's past time

Answer: The transformation of baseball

Answer: Baseball Sign

Answer: Basebol

Answer: Base-Ball

Answer: Baseballer

Answer: BaseBall

Answer: Simplified baseball rules

Answer: America's past-time

Answer: Base-ball

Answer: Globalization of baseball

Answer: Basebal

Answer: Base ball

Answer: American rounders


Question: In which year was the 'Boxing Day Tsunami' in the Indian Ocean?

Answer: two thousand and four

Answer: 2004


Question: Later a 'Blue Peter' presenter, who played 'Steven Taylor', an assistant to William Hartnell's 'Doctor Who'?

Answer: PETER PURVES

Answer: Peter Purves


Question: Cousins 'Lucy Deane' and 'Maggie Tulliver' appear in which George Eliot novel?

Answer: Mill on the Floss

Answer: The Mill On The Floss

Answer: Mill on the floss

Answer: The Mill on the Floss

Answer: 'THE MILL ON THE FLOSS'


Question: 'John Paul II International Airport' serves which Polish city?

Answer: Krakau

Answer: Kraków, Poland

Answer: Mayor of Krakow

Answer: Crakow

Answer: KRAKOW

Answer: Krakow, Poland

Answer: Cracow, Poland

Answer: Krak%5CxC3%5CxB3w

Answer: Mayor of Kraków

Answer: Krakko

Answer: President of Kraków

Answer: Cracov

Answer: Cracow

Answer: Budget of Krakow

Answer: Crackow

Answer: List of mayors of Kraków

Answer: Kraków

Answer: PLKRK

Answer: Krakow City Council

Answer: Stołeczne Królewskie Miasto Kraków

Answer: President of Krakow

Answer: Krakov

Answer: Krakow

Answer: Kracow

Answer: UN/LOCODE:PLKRK

Answer: Craców

Answer: Krakiv

Answer: Cracovie

Answer: Krakkó

Answer: List of mayors of Krakow


Question: Who is the father-in-law of Manchester City footballer Sergio Kűn Aguerro?

Answer: Maradonna

Answer: El Diego

Answer: Diego Marradonna

Answer: Maradona

Answer: D10S

Answer: Diego Maradonna

Answer: DIEGO MARADONA

Answer: Diego Maradona

Answer: Maradona, Diego

Answer: Diego Marradona

Answer: Diego Armando Maradona


Question: In which city is the Munch Museum, home to two of the versions of 'The Scream'?

Answer: OSLO

Answer: Oslo (disambiguation)


Question: In Rome, who formed the 'First Triumvirate' with Julius Caesar and Crassus?

Answer: Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Answer: Pompeius Magnus

Answer: Gnaeus Pompey Magnus

Answer: Pompeian

Answer: Cnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Answer: POMPEY

Answer: Pompey the Great

Answer: CN·POMPEIVS·CN·F·SEX·N·MAGNVS

Answer: Pompey the Triumvir

Answer: Cneius Pompeius

Answer: Pompey

Answer: Pompey Magnus

Answer: Cn. Pompeius Magnus

Answer: Gnaeus Pompey

Answer: Gnaeus Pompey the Younger

Answer: Pompay

Answer: Pompey the great

Answer: Pompeians


Question: To the nearest whole number, the diameter of the Earth is how many times that of the Moon?

Answer: FOUR (4)


Question: What type of company is 'Dunder Mifflin' in the US version of 'The Office'?

Answer: Loose paper

Answer: Sheets of paper

Answer: Granite paper

Answer: Homemade paper

Answer: Printer paper

Answer: Paper sheet

Answer: Paper

Answer: PAPER

Answer: Paper stock

Answer: Sheet of paper

Answer: Scratch paper

Answer: Papper


Question: The Freedom Cup is contested annually between the Rugby Union teams of New Zealand and which other country?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: Who coached New Zealand when they won the 2011 Rugby Union World Cup?

Answer: Graham Henry

Answer: GRAHAM HENRY

Answer: Sir Graham Henry


Question: In a 1970's safety campaign what did Jimmy Savile advise us to do every car trip?

Answer: 'CLUNK CLICK'

Answer: Clunk Click Every Trip

Answer: Clunk Click


Question: What is the capital of the US state of Georgia?

Answer: Marthasville, GA

Answer: Atlanta , Georgia

Answer: Atanta, GA

Answer: Atlanta ga

Answer: Atlanta, USA

Answer: Atlanta, ga

Answer: Terminus, Georgia

Answer: Atlanta, Ga

Answer: Culture of Atlanta, Georgia

Answer: Atlanta Georgia

Answer: Atlanta georgia

Answer: Atlanta,Ga

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USATL

Answer: Atlanta, Ga.

Answer: Georgia state capital

Answer: Atlanta,GA

Answer: Atlanta

Answer: Terminus, GA

Answer: The Big Peach

Answer: Atlanta, United States

Answer: Atlanta (Ga.)

Answer: Atlanta, GA

Answer: Hotlanta

Answer: Atlanta,ga

Answer: Atlanta GA

Answer: Atlanta, Georgia (U.S. state)

Answer: ATLANTA

Answer: City of Atlanta

Answer: Atlanta, GA.

Answer: Population of atlanta

Answer: Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Answer: The city in a forest

Answer: City in a forest

Answer: Atlanta (GA)

Answer: Atlanta, Georgia

Answer: City of Atlanta, GA.

Answer: The ATL

Answer: Population of Atlanta

Answer: The A-T-L

Answer: Culture of Atlanta


Question: Which is the oldest of the eight Ivy League Universities, founded in 1636 as New College?

Answer: Harvard University Crimson

Answer: University of Harvard

Answer: HARVARD

Answer: Harvard University

Answer: New College, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Answer: Harvard U.

Answer: Harvard.edu

Answer: Harvard University Department of Psychology

Answer: Haravrd

Answer: Kremlin on the Charles

Answer: Harvard

Answer: Harvard University Concord Field Station

Answer: Harvard university

Answer: Harvard Univ.

Answer: New College, Cambridge, MA

Answer: Harvard.

Answer: Harvard-Radcliffe TV

Answer: Harward university


Question: In April 1814 which King gained the French throne to begin the Bourbon Restoration?

Answer: Louis XVIII of France

Answer: LOUIS XVIII

Answer: Louis XVIII

Answer: Louis the Eighteenth

Answer: Restoration of Louis XVIII of France

Answer: Louis Stanislas Xavier de France

Answer: King Louis XVIII

Answer: King Louis XVIII of France


Question: Which composer did pianist Clara Wieck marry in 1840?

Answer: Schumann, Robert Alexander

Answer: Robert Schumann

Answer: Ballets to the music of Robert Schumann

Answer: ROBERT SCHUMANN

Answer: Robert Alexander Schumann


Question: One Summer: America 1927 is a 2013 history book by which author?

Answer: William McGuire %22Bill%22 Bryson, OBE

Answer: The Lost Continent and Neither Here Nor There

Answer: Bill Bryson

Answer: Bryson, Bill

Answer: William McGuire Bryson OBE

Answer: William McGuire Bryson

Answer: Bill bryson

Answer: BILL BRYSON

Answer: William McGuire %22Bill%22 Bryson

Answer: William McGuire Bryson, OBE


Question: What is the name of the two veins that return deoxygenated blood into the heart?

Answer: Vena carva

Answer: Venæ cavæ

Answer: Vena cava

Answer: Venae cavae

Answer: Vena Cava

Answer: Caval vein

Answer: Vena cavae

Answer: VENA CAVA

Answer: Left vena cava


Question: Name either of Marge Simpson's twin sisters in The Simpsons.

Answer: PATTY or SELMA


Question: Sea World is in Mission Bay Park in which US city?

Answer: San Diego (Calif.)

Answer: SAN DIEGO

Answer: San Diego, Ca

Answer: San diego

Answer: San Diego California

Answer: America's Finest City

Answer: City of San Diego

Answer: San Diego, California

Answer: San diego, CA

Answer: Bell Junior High School

Answer: San deigo

Answer: San diego beaches

Answer: San Diego, CA

Answer: San Diego, California, U.S.

Answer: San Diego

Answer: The weather in San Diego

Answer: San Diegan (passenger train)

Answer: San Diego, Calif.

Answer: Crime in San Diego

Answer: San Diego (CA)

Answer: San Deigo, California

Answer: Pill Hill, San Diego, California

Answer: San Deigo

Answer: Sandiego

Answer: San diego, ca

Answer: Urban Communities of San Diego

Answer: Dan Diego

Answer: San Diego, United States

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

Answer: Venturan

Answer: Sandy Eggo

Answer: San Diegan

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSAN

Answer: San Diego, California, US

Answer: San Diego, California, USA

Answer: San Diego CA

Answer: San Diego, USA


Question: The 'Colossus of Rhodes' was a bronze statue of who?

Answer: Apollo (ballet)

Answer: Apollon musagète

Answer: APOLLO

Answer: Apollo (Balanchine)

Answer: Apolo Musageta

Answer: Apollo, Leader of the Muses

Answer: Apollon Musagete

Answer: Apollon musagete (Stravinsky)

Answer: Apollon musagete

Answer: Apollo musagetes

Answer: Apollon Musagete (ballet)

Answer: Apollon Musagète

Answer: Apollo Musagète


Question: "Which comedian said, ""Marriage is a wonderful invention, but then again, so is the bicycle repair kit""?"

Answer: Billy Conolly

Answer: BILLY CONNOLLY

Answer: Billy Connolly filmography

Answer: Billy conoly

Answer: Billy connolly

Answer: Billy conolly

Answer: Billy Connelly

Answer: Billy Connoly

Answer: Billy Connolly

Answer: The Big Yin

Answer: Billy Connolly: Live in New York

Answer: Big Yin


Question: Give an example of an 'ordinal number'?

Answer: FIRST, SECOND, THIRD etc


Question: 'Christie Mahon' is the title character in which play?

Answer: Sara Tansey

Answer: Shawn Keogh

Answer: Michael James Flaherty

Answer: Widow Quin

Answer: Playboy Riots

Answer: Pegeen Mike

Answer: 'PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD'

Answer: The Playboy of the Western World

Answer: Christy Mahon

Answer: Honor Blake

Answer: The Playboy Of The Western World

Answer: Playboy of the Western World

Answer: Christopher Mahon

Answer: Philly Cullen

Answer: Old Mahon


Question: Which opera concerns a poet who relates the stories of the three loves of his life who are all destroyed bythe same evil genius?

Answer: Les Contes d'Hoffmann

Answer: Hoffmanns Erzahlungen

Answer: The Tales Of Hoffman

Answer: The Tales of Hoffmann

Answer: Les contes d'Hoffman

Answer: The tales of hoffmann

Answer: The Tales of Hoffman

Answer: The tales of hoffman

Answer: Les Contes d'Hoffman

Answer: Hoffmanns Erzaehlungen

Answer: Hoffmanns Erzählungen

Answer: 'TALES OF HOFFMAN'

Answer: Les contes d'Hoffmann

Answer: Contes d'Hoffmann

Answer: The Doll aria

Answer: Les Contes D'Hoffmann

Answer: Úsmev diabla

Answer: The Tales of Hoffmann (opera)

Answer: O Dieu! de quelle ivresse

Answer: Tales of Hoffman (Offenbach)

Answer: Tales of Hoffman

Answer: Tales of Hoffmann


Question: 'Lassa Fever' was first detected in 1969. In which countryis Lassa?

Answer: Nigerian Independence

Answer: Ìjọba-Àpapọ̀ Orílẹ̀-èdè Naìjírìà

Answer: Nigérie

Answer: Nigeeria

Answer: Nigéria

Answer: Nigerias agriculture

Answer: Nigerië

Answer: Chawaka

Answer: Crime in Nigeria

Answer: NGR

Answer: Nigèria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Ethnic groups of Nigeria

Answer: Nicheria

Answer: Nigerie

Answer: Nigeriya

Answer: Nigerija

Answer: Naija

Answer: Kufai, Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian sport

Answer: Naìjírìà

Answer: Ijoba-Apapo Orile-ede Naijiria

Answer: Naigeria

Answer: Sport in Nigeria

Answer: Nijeriya

Answer: Negeria

Answer: Republic nde Naigeria

Answer: Western Region, Nigeria

Answer: Niiseriya

Answer: Orílẹ̀-èdè Olómìnira Àpapọ̀ Nàìjíríà

Answer: South-west Nigeria

Answer: Republik Nijeriya

Answer: Population in nigeria 2009

Answer: NIGERIA

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NG

Answer: Jamhuriyar Taraiyar Nijeriya

Answer: Naíjíríà

Answer: Republik Federaal bu Niiseriya

Answer: Agoi

Answer: Naijiria

Answer: Nixeria

Answer: Conseil de Salut National

Answer: Nàìjíríà

Answer: Federal Republic of Nigeria


Question: On a computer keyboard, what symbol is shared with the key on which the number 7 appears?

Answer: & (and)


Question: Nicknamed the 'Diamond State', which US state shares borders with Pennslyvania, New Jersey and Maryland?

Answer: Religion in Delaware

Answer: Alcohol law of Delaware

Answer: Delaware alcohol law

Answer: DELAWARE

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Three lower counties

Answer: Alcohol laws of Delaware

Answer: The Small Wonder

Answer: Delaware (State)

Answer: Alcohol laws in Delaware

Answer: Sports in Delaware

Answer: Delaware alcohol laws

Answer: Del.

Answer: Delawarean

Answer: DelawarE

Answer: Delaware, United States

Answer: Transportation in Delaware

Answer: US-DE

Answer: Education in Delaware

Answer: Government of Delaware

Answer: The Blue Hen State

Answer: Alcohol law in Delaware

Answer: Deleware (state)

Answer: Geography of Delaware

Answer: Delaware, U.S.

Answer: State of Delaware

Answer: Economy of Delaware

Answer: Culture of Delaware

Answer: Delaware (U.S. state)

Answer: Delaware (state)

Answer: Transport in Delaware

Answer: Delaware trivia

Answer: Demographics of Delaware

Answer: The First State

Answer: Climate of Delaware

Answer: Deleware

Answer: 1st State


Question: What colour is the star on the national flag of Liberia?

Answer: A. White (Hampshire cricketer)

Answer: A. White

Answer: WHITE


Question: Who was the mother of 'Samantha Stevens' in the television comedy series, 'Bewitched'?

Answer: Endora (disambiguation)

Answer: Endora

Answer: 'ENDORA'


Question: What medical speciality is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of hormone disorders?

Answer: ENDROCRINOLOGY


Question: "Which Scottish writer was nicknamed ""The Great Unknown""?"

Answer: Sir Walter Scotts's

Answer: Minstrel of the Border

Answer: Doctor Jonas Dryasdust

Answer: Wizard of the North

Answer: Malachi Malasgrowther

Answer: Sir Walter Scott, 1st Baronet

Answer: Scott, Walter

Answer: Walter Scott, 1st Baronet

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Border Minstrel

Answer: The Caledonian Comet

Answer: The Aristo of the North

Answer: Great Magician

Answer: Sir Walter Scott

Answer: Scott, Sir Walter

Answer: Sir W. Scott

Answer: SIR WALTER SCOTT

Answer: Malachi Malgrowther

Answer: And come he slow or come he fast it is but death who comes at last


Question: What name is given to the large triangular sail, carried forward or opposite the main sail, in yachting?

Answer: SpiNNaker

Answer: BIMPA

Answer: SPINNAKER


Question: Which car was nicknamed 'The Tiddler' and the 'Baby Austin'?

Answer: Austin Seven

Answer: Austin Seven (disambiguation)

Answer: AUSTIN SEVEN


Question: Who wrote the poem 'Hawk Roosting'?

Answer: TEDHUGHES


Question: What was made at the Herculaneum Factory, Liverpool,between 1793 - 1830?

Answer: POTTERY

Answer: Pots

Answer: Pottery and porcelain

Answer: Pottery maker

Answer: Art ware

Answer: Pottery-makers

Answer: Pottery-maker

Answer: Vase painting

Answer: Fine art pot

Answer: Clay pottery

Answer: Ceramics

Answer: Pottery

Answer: Ceramicware

Answer: Art pottery

Answer: Painted vase

Answer: Ceramic pot

Answer: Ceramic ware

Answer: Ceramics art

Answer: Pot throwing

Answer: Pottery-making

Answer: Pottery making

Answer: Ceramic paint

Answer: Pottery makers

Answer: Potterymaker

Answer: Ceramicist

Answer: Potterymaking

Answer: Clay pot

Answer: Pot

Answer: Pottery manufacture

Answer: Coil pot

Answer: History of pottery

Answer: Ceramic wares

Answer: Potterymakers

Answer: Making a pot


Question: Which Canadian poet was known as 'the Canadian Kipling'?

Answer: ROBERTSERVICE


Question: What is the name of the musical instrument that is the Bass of the Oboe family?

Answer: Basoon

Answer: Bassoonist

Answer: Bassoon

Answer: French bassoon

Answer: Buffet system

Answer: BASSOON

Answer: Fagott

Answer: Bassoons

Answer: Fagotto

Answer: Pancake key (bassoon)

Answer: Heckel system

Answer: Basoonist

Answer: Baßoon

Answer: Fagotte


Question: Who played the roles of 'Verbal Kint' and 'Keyser Soze' in the film 'The Usual Suspects'?

Answer: Kevin spacy

Answer: Kevin Spacey filmography

Answer: Kevin Spacey

Answer: KEVIN SPACEY

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Kevin Spacey

Answer: Kevin Spacey Fowler

Answer: Kevin spacey


Question: Which woodwind instrument is the smallest of the flutefamily?

Answer: Piccholo

Answer: PICCOLO

Answer: Picollo

Answer: Piccolo flute

Answer: Piccolos

Answer: Piccolo


Question: What is the last year that a car can be described as 'Vintage'?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and thirty

Answer: 1930


Question: Which Rod Stewart song mentions Celtic football club?

Answer: You're In My Heart

Answer: You're in My Heart

Answer: You're in My Heart (disambiguation)

Answer: 'YOU'RE IN MY HEART'


Question: What food was named after a Napoleonic victory?

Answer: Chicken Marengo

Answer: CHICKEN MARENGO


Question: Paul McCartney and Heather Mills became parents together, Michael Howard became leader of the Conservative Party and Saddam Hussein was captured. Which year?

Answer: 2003

Answer: two thousand and three


Question: What word could connect potatoes with bicycles?

Answer: Raleigh, NC

Answer: Downtown Raleigh

Answer: Capital of North Carolina

Answer: Magellan Charter School

Answer: Endeavor Charter School

Answer: Raleigh (NC)

Answer: Raliegh, NC

Answer: The Magellan Charter School

Answer: Raleigh nc

Answer: City of Oaks

Answer: Raleigh, nc

Answer: Raleigh, North Carolina

Answer: Capital Boulevard

Answer: Raleigh, N.C.

Answer: Raleigh

Answer: Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina

Answer: Citizens Advisory Council (CAC)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USRAG

Answer: Raliegh, North Carolina

Answer: Raliegh

Answer: Raleigh north carolina

Answer: City of Raleigh

Answer: RALEIGH


Question: What is the name of the A1 Pacific steam locomotive which was completed in 2009 and is the first of its kind built for over 50 years?

Answer: The Tornado

Answer: 'TORNADO'


Question: Which spectacular ridge connects Helvellyn with the Patterdale Valley?

Answer: STRIDING EDGE

Answer: Striding Edge

Answer: Helvellyn

Answer: Helvellyn Lower Man

Answer: Swirral Edge


Question: Julie Pankhurst made a fortune creating which website?

Answer: FRIENDS REUNITED

Answer: Friends Reunited

Answer: FriendsReunited.co.uk

Answer: Friendsreunited

Answer: Friends reunited


Question: What do Jane Austen's novels 'Persuasion' and 'Northanger Abbey' have in common?

Answer: BOTH PUBLISHED POSTUMOUSLY


Question: What is the literal meaning of the Chinese exercises called 'Tai Chi'?

Answer: 'BIG FIST'


Question: "Who coined the phrase ""the unpleasant and unacceptable face of capitalism""?"

Answer: Sir Edward Heath

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath II

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath (1974–1975)

Answer: Edward Heath

Answer: Edward Richard George Heath

Answer: Ted Heath

Answer: TED HEATH

Answer: Edward R. G. Heath


Question: Who sang about 'Angie Baby' in 1975?

Answer: Helen Reddy

Answer: HELEN REDDY


Question: What name is given to the temperature of -273.15 degrees Celsius?

Answer: -273.15 °C

Answer: Coldest place in the universe

Answer: Coldest place

Answer: -273 C

Answer: Absolute Zero

Answer: The coldest place

Answer: Coolest place

Answer: −459.67 °F

Answer: Coolest place in the universe

Answer: Zero temperature

Answer: Absolute 0

Answer: Absolute zero

Answer: 0 Kelvin

Answer: 0 K

Answer: ABSOLUTE ZERO

Answer: -459.67 °F

Answer: -273 °C

Answer: 0-K


Question: By what name are the Essex one-day cricket team known?

Answer: Eagle

Answer: Aquilinae

Answer: King of the Air

Answer: King of the air

Answer: Booted eagles (group)

Answer: 'EAGLES'

Answer: Kitpu

Answer: Hawk eagle

Answer: Eagle Spirit

Answer: Eagle (symbolism)

Answer: Eagles

Answer: Harpy (zoology)

Answer: Hawk-eagle


Question: Involvement with which corrupt architect led to the resignation of Home Secretary Reginald Maudling in July 1972?

Answer: Poulson affair

Answer: JOHN POULSON

Answer: John Poulson

Answer: John Garlick Llewellyn Poulson

Answer: John Gerhard Llewellyn Poulson

Answer: William Pottinger


Question: On which Scottish island is Brodick Castle?

Answer: Arran (disambiguation)

Answer: Arran

Answer: ARRAN


Question: As which bird is the ancient Egyptian god Horus represented?

Answer: Falcon (missile)

Answer: The Falcon

Answer: The falcon

Answer: Falcon (rocket)

Answer: Falcon (disambiguation)

Answer: Falcon rocket

Answer: FALCON

Answer: Falcon missile


Question: Founded as The Museum of Manufacturers, it then became known as The South Kensington Museum. What is its present name, given in 1899?

Answer: VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM (the V & A)


Question: In which country is the Moremi Game Reserve, a National Park, part of the Okavango Delta?

Answer: Country BWA

Answer: Lefatshe la Botswana

Answer: Administrative divisions of Botswana

Answer: Republic of Botswana

Answer: BOTSWANA

Answer: Botsuana

Answer: Botswanan

Answer: Khama's Country

Answer: Botswana

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BW


Question: This quiz is printed on A4 paper which has a length of 297mm. How wide, in millimetres, is A4 paper?

Answer: two hundred and ten

Answer: 210


Question: Which British butterfly has the scientific name Vanessa atalanta?

Answer: Papilio atalanta

Answer: Red Admiral (disambiguation)

Answer: Red Admiral

Answer: Red admiral butterfly

Answer: RED ADMIRAL

Answer: Red Admiral (Vanessa atalanta)

Answer: Red admiral

Answer: Pyrameis atalanta

Answer: Red admiral (disambiguation)

Answer: Vanessa atalanta (Red Admiral)

Answer: Red admirable


Question: What first name is shared by Turner Prize winning artists Wallinger and Leckey?

Answer: The Mark (disambiguation)

Answer: The Mark

Answer: The Mark (film)

Answer: MARK


Question: In a nonsense poem by Lewis Carroll for what were a crew of ten led by a bellman and including a butcher, a baker and a billiard-marker hunting?

Answer: 'THE SNARK'

Answer: SNARK

Answer: Non-interactive zero-knowledge proof

Answer: NIZK


Question: The crime drama 'The Killing' shown on BBC 4 earlier this year is set in which European capital city?

Answer: København, Denmark

Answer: K-Town, Copenhagen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKCPH

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark

Answer: Koepenhamn

Answer: K-Town Hardcore

Answer: Capital of Denmark

Answer: Ktown Hardcore

Answer: Copenhague

Answer: Kaupmannahöfn

Answer: Kaupmannahofn

Answer: Kopenhamn

Answer: Koebenhavn

Answer: K Town Hardcore

Answer: Köpenhamn

Answer: COPENHAGEN

Answer: Kopenhagen

Answer: København

Answer: Hafnia (Latin)

Answer: Kjøbenhavn

Answer: K Town punk

Answer: Kobenhavn

Answer: Copenhagen (Denmark)

Answer: K-Town punk

Answer: Copenhagen

Answer: DKCPH


Question: Which series of spotters guides was named after a children's game - a complete book was sent to a 'Big Chief', one of whom was David Bellamy the botanist?

Answer: I-Spy

Answer: I-Spy (Michelin)

Answer: I-SPY


Question: What is the highest peak in the EU?

Answer: Mt. Blanc

Answer: Mont blank

Answer: Mount Blanc

Answer: Mt Blanc

Answer: Mont blanc

Answer: Mont-Blanc

Answer: Mont Blanc

Answer: Monte Bianco

Answer: MONT BLANC


Question: What is the profession of 'Paddy Kirk' in 'Emmerdale'?

Answer: Vet

Answer: Vet (disambiguation)

Answer: VET

Answer: VET (disambiguation)


Question: Nicknamed 'Robo Cop' when a policeman, Ray Mallon is the directly elected Mayor of which town?

Answer: Port Darlington

Answer: Middlesburgh

Answer: Middlesborough, England

Answer: Middlesbrough, Cleveland

Answer: Middlesbrough, Teesside

Answer: County Borough of Middlesbrough

Answer: Areas with in Middlesbrough

Answer: Middlesbrough, Tees Valley

Answer: Middlesbrough (borough)

Answer: Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire

Answer: Middlesbrough

Answer: Middlesbrough, England

Answer: Middlesbrough UA

Answer: Ironopolis

Answer: The weather in Middlesbrough

Answer: Middlesbrough Dock

Answer: Areas within Middlesbrough

Answer: MIDDLESBROUGH


Question: Pete Sampras won the Men's Singles at Wimbledon every year from 1993 to 2000 except one. Who won in 1996?

Answer: Richard Krajicek

Answer: RICHARD KRAJICEK


Question: The first was published in 195. Whose series of five novels featured the conman murderer 'Tom Ripley'?

Answer: Mary Patricia Plangman

Answer: Mary Plangman

Answer: Patricia Highsmith

Answer: PATRICIA HIGHSMITH

Answer: Highsmith, Patricia


Question: Name one of the four states in the USA which have the word commonwealth in their official title?

Answer: KENTUCKY, MASSACHUSETTS, PENNSYLVANIA or VIRGINIA

KENTUCKY, MASSACHUSETTS, PENNSYLVANIA or VIRGINIA


Question: Which American naval destroyer was attacked in Aden in October 2000?

Answer: U.S.S. Cole

Answer: Uss Cole

Answer: U.S.S. COLE

Answer: U S S Cole

Answer: USS Cole

Answer: Uss cole

Answer: U. S. S. Cole


Question: At the football stadium in which city is the 'Baseball Bar and Grill'?

Answer: The Derby Stakes

Answer: The Derby

Answer: English horse race Derby

Answer: DERBY

Answer: Derby winner

Answer: Epsom Derby

Answer: Derby Stakes


Question: Who was the only judge on 'X Factor' to return for series eight in 2011?

Answer: Michael Louis Vincent Walsh

Answer: LOUIS WALSH

Answer: Louis Walsh


Question: Complete the name of the MLB (Baseball) team based in Arlington, Texas - 'The Texas....'?

Answer: Rangers (baseball)

Answer: Army Ranger (disambiguation)

Answer: Ranger

Answer: Army Ranger

Answer: Police rangers

Answer: Rangers (disambiguation)

Answer: The Rangers

Answer: Rangers

Answer: The Rangers (baseball)

Answer: Ranger (disambiguation)

Answer: Army Rangers

Answer: '..RANGERS'


Question: In Which English town or city is Becketts Brewery?

Answer: Basingstoke, Hampshire

Answer: Winklebury Infant School

Answer: Basingstoke

Answer: Basingstoke, England

Answer: Basingstoke, UK

Answer: Basinstoke

Answer: Chiltern Primary School

Answer: Barehills

Answer: Bare hills

Answer: Stoke Barehills

Answer: Stoke-Barehills


Question: Which now defunct newspaper was originally owned by Eddy Shah?

Answer: Today! (album)

Answer: Today (disambiguation)

Answer: To-day

Answer: Today (newspaper)

Answer: TODAY Newspaper

Answer: The Today

Answer: Today (song)

Answer: Today (show)

Answer: Today (single)

Answer: Today show (disambiguation)

Answer: Today

Answer: Today!

Answer: Today (Album)

Answer: Today Show

Answer: Today Show (disambiguation)

Answer: Today (film)

Answer: Today (album)

Answer: TODAY


Question: What name is given to the practice of arranging voting districts to favour one candidate or party above another?

Answer: The gerry-mander

Answer: Gerrymandering

Answer: Gerrymandring

Answer: Jerrymangering

Answer: Gerrymanders

Answer: Jerrymandering

Answer: Garrymandering

Answer: 70/30 District

Answer: Gerrymande

Answer: Jerrymander

Answer: The gerrymander

Answer: Gerymandering

Answer: Packing and cracking

Answer: Gerrymandered

Answer: Gerrymander

Answer: Cracking and packing

Answer: Gerry-mandering


Question: "Meaning ""double step" in Spanish, which dance actually originated in southern France but is modelled after the sound, drama, and movement of the Spanish bullfight?"

Answer: Pasodoble (dance)

Answer: Paso Doble

Answer: Paso doble

Answer: Paso double

Answer: Pasodoble


Question: Until the introduction of the Euro, what is the unit of currency in Austria?

Answer: Schilling (disambiguation)

Answer: Schilling


Question: The 1955 film Night of the Hunter was the only one directed by which famous actor?

Answer: Charles Loughton