Question: Who was the first man to swim 100 metres in under a minute?

Answer: Johnny Weismuller

Answer: Weissmuller

Answer: Johnny Weissmueller

Answer: Johnny Weissmuller

Answer: Johnny Weissmüller

Answer: Johann Peter Weißmüller

Answer: John Weissmuller


Question: What is the name of the Mafia's vow of silence?

Answer: Omereta%60

Answer: Umirta

Answer: Umirtà

Answer: Omerta

Answer: Omertà


Question: How many 'Chains' are there on a 'Mile'?

Answer: 80 (eighty)


Question: What is the collective noun for a group of pigs?

Answer: The Herd (disambiguation)

Answer: The Herd

Answer: A HERD

Answer: The herd

Answer: The Herd (band)


Question: Still on pigs. Which country rears 40% of the world's total of around 764 million pigs?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

Answer: People's Republic of China (Mainland China)

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: 190 degrees Centigrade on an electric cooker, is equivalent to 'gas mark' what?

Answer: 5 (five)

Answer: 5 (Five)

Answer: 5(FIVE)

Answer: 5 (Berryz Kobo album)

Answer: 5 (FIVE)


Question: Which was the highest placed Lancashire side in the 2006/7 Vauxhall Conference?

Answer: Morecambe

Answer: Morecambe, Lancashire

Answer: MORECAMBE


Question: Who was the King of Troy during the famous siege?

Answer: Priam of Troy

Answer: Priamos

Answer: Priam

Answer: Πρίαμος

Answer: Priimuua

Answer: Exceptionally courageous

Answer: PRIAM

Answer: Priamus


Question: "What type of bird did William Wordsworth address with the words, ""Shall I call thee bird, or but a wandering voice""?"

Answer: The cuckoo

Answer: CUCKOO

Answer: Kukushka

Answer: The Cuckoo (disambiguation)

Answer: Cuckoo (movie)

Answer: The Cuckoo


Question: How many sides did the pre-decimal British threepence have around its edge?

Answer: TWELVE

Answer: 12

Answer: twelve


Question: Who directed the 1949 film, 'The Third Man'?

Answer: Carol Reid

Answer: Sir Carol Reed

Answer: CAROL REED

Answer: Carol Reed


Question: What in Sikhism, is a Kanga?

Answer: COMB

Answer: Nit comb

Answer: Wooden Comb

Answer: Hair comb

Answer: Unbreakable plastic comb

Answer: Afro pick

Answer: Wooden Combs

Answer: Flea comb

Answer: Comb

Answer: Unbreakable comb


Question: Between 1956 and 1968, the American athlete Al oerter won four consecutive Olympic gold medals in which filed event?

Answer: DISCUS


Question: Who was the King of Libya who was overthrown by a military coupled by Colonel Qaddafi in 1969?

Answer: Idris ibn 'Abd Allah

Answer: Idris I of Morocco

Answer: Idris I of Maghreb

Answer: Idris ibn Abdallah

Answer: Idris ibn' Abd Allah

Answer: Imam Idris

Answer: Idris ibn Abdullah

Answer: Idris ibn Salih

Answer: IDRIS I

Answer: Idris I

Answer: Al-Sharif Idris I

Answer: Idriss I


Question: Which singer had a 2008 number one hit with the song 'Take A Bow'?

Answer: RihRih

Answer: Rianna

Answer: Robyn R. Fenty

Answer: Emergency room (song)

Answer: Whipping My Hair

Answer: Ihanna

Answer: Westbury Road Entertainment

Answer: Rihanna (singer)

Answer: Emergency Room (Rihanna song)

Answer: James Joint

Answer: Emergency Room (Featuring Akon)

Answer: Diamonds tour

Answer: Rihanna in popular culture

Answer: RiRi

Answer: Robyn Fenty

Answer: Rihanna Fenty

Answer: Whippin' My Hair

Answer: Whipping My Hair (Rihanna Song)

Answer: RIHANNA

Answer: Rihana

Answer: Riri

Answer: Rihanna

Answer: Renown (Rihanna album)

Answer: Rihannah

Answer: Coffret 4 CD

Answer: Rihanna: World Tour 2013

Answer: Robyn Rihanna

Answer: Robyn Rihanna Fenty


Question: Which 15th century artist painted the famous 'Arnolfini Portrait'?

Answer: JAN VAN EYCK (do not accept Van Dyck)


Question: In November 2008, RMS Queen Elizabeth II will depart Southamptonon her last voyage. To which city will she travel?

Answer: Dubai (city)

Answer: Dubai, U.A.E

Answer: Dubai, Dubai

Answer: DUBAI

Answer: Family tree of the Al Maktoum rulers

Answer: Al-Dubayy

Answer: Dubayy (emirate)

Answer: Dubai, Emirate of Dubai

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AEDXB

Answer: Doubai

Answer: دبيّ

Answer: Dubai, U.A.E.

Answer: Dubaīy

Answer: Dubaian

Answer: Emirate Of Dubai

Answer: Dubayy

Answer: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Dubai, Emirates

Answer: Dubai

Answer: Dubai, UAE

Answer: Dubai City

Answer: Al memzar, dubai

Answer: Dubaiy

Answer: Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Dubaii

Answer: City of Dubai


Question: For which 1993 film did Steven Spielberg win his first 'Oscar' for Best Director?

Answer: Schindler's List (film)

Answer: 'SCHINDLER'S LIST'

Answer: Schindler's list

Answer: Schindlers List

Answer: Schindler's List

Answer: Schindler's List

Answer: Shindlers List

Answer: Leo John

Answer: Shindler's List


Question: Which part of the body is affected by Emphysema?

Answer: Pulmonary surgical procedures

Answer: Pulmanary

Answer: Bird lung

Answer: Pulmo

Answer: Alveolar sacs

Answer: Bellows lung

Answer: Superior lobe of left lung

Answer: Inferior lobe of left lung

Answer: Pulmones

Answer: LUNGS

Answer: Pulmonarily

Answer: Avian lungs

Answer: Lung

Answer: Pulmonary gas exchange

Answer: Lungs

Answer: Pulmo sinister

Answer: Pulmonary

Answer: Inferior lobe

Answer: Nonrespiratory functions of the lungs

Answer: Lunged

Answer: Circulatory lung


Question: How are the towns of Hanley, Burslem, Stoke, Longton,Tunstall and Fenton collectively known?

Answer: Staffordshire potteries

Answer: 'THE POTTERIES'

Answer: Staffordshire ware

Answer: Staffordshire pottery

Answer: The Potteries

Answer: Staffordshire Potteries


Question: With which area of manufacturing are 'Linn', 'Martin Logan' and 'Krell' associated?

Answer: EN 61305

Answer: Hi Fi

Answer: DIN 45500

Answer: High-Fidelity speakers

Answer: Hi fi

Answer: HiFi

Answer: High-fidelity

Answer: Hifi

Answer: HI-FI

Answer: Hi-fi

Answer: HIFI

Answer: High fidelity audio

Answer: Hi fidelity

Answer: Hi-Fi

Answer: High fidelity

Answer: High-fidelity audio


Question: Which politician wrote the book 'Hope and History'?

Answer: Adams, Gerard

Answer: Gearoid mac adam

Answer: GERRY ADAMS

Answer: Adams, Gerry

Answer: Gerry adams

Answer: Gerry Adams

Answer: Gerard Adams

Answer: Arrest of Gerry Adams


Question: During World War II, what was the name of the bridge made of portable sections and capable of speedy erection?

Answer: Bailey Bridge

Answer: Bailey bridge

Answer: Bailey bridges

Answer: BAILEY BRIDGE


Question: With what area of manufacturing are the names 'Audemars Piguet and Cie','Zenith' and 'Ulysse Nardin' associated?

Answer: Watch-maker

Answer: Watchmaking

Answer: Watchmakers

Answer: Watch-making

Answer: Watchmaker

Answer: Watch manufacturers

Answer: WATCHMAKING


Question: Where are the administrative HQ of Derbyshire?

Answer: Matlock

Answer: Matlock (disambiguation)

Answer: Matalock

Answer: MATLOCK


Question: Traditionally with what were the seams of wooden ships caulked?

Answer: Oakum

Answer: OAKUM


Question: In World War II, what was the code name given to the artificial harbours towed across the English Channel after the D-Day landings?

Answer: Mulberry tea

Answer: Mulberry trees

Answer: Mulberries

Answer: MULBERRY

Answer: Mullberry

Answer: Mulbery

Answer: Moriculture

Answer: Mulberry

Answer: Morus (plant)

Answer: Mulberry tree

Answer: Mulberry Tree


Question: Which planet has moons with Greek names meaning 'Fear' and 'Terror'?

Answer: MARS (Phobos & Deimos)


Question: The National Bagpipe Museum is not in Scotland, in which English town or city is it?

Answer: The Morpeth

Answer: MORPETH


Question: Complete the sequence: Johnson, Nixon, Ford....?

Answer: James Earl Carter Jr.

Answer: James Carter, Jr

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter Jr.

Answer: Carter, Jimmy

Answer: James Earl Carter, Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter

Answer: Jimmie Carter Jr.

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter, Junior

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Jr

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter Junior

Answer: Carter, James Earl

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter, Jr

Answer: James E. Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmy Carter Junior

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter, Jr

Answer: President Carter

Answer: Jimmy Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Jr.

Answer: Carter, James Earl %22Jimmie%22

Answer: Why not the best

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter, Jr.

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr.

Answer: Jimmy carter

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl Carter Jr

Answer: President carter

Answer: Jimi Carter

Answer: Jimmy Earl Carter

Answer: James Carter, Jr.

Answer: James Earl Carter Junior

Answer: Carter, James Earl %22Jimmy%22

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter, Jr.

Answer: 39th President of the United States

Answer: President Jimmy Carter

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter

Answer: James Earl Carter

Answer: James Earl (Jimmy) Carter

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmy Carter

Answer: James Earl Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Junior

Answer: Jimmie Carter Junior

Answer: Why Not the Best

Answer: James E. Carter

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Jr

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmie Carter Jr

Answer: James %22Jimmy%22 Carter

Answer: Jimmy E. Carter

Answer: Carter, Jimmie

Answer: Jimmy Carter Jr.

Answer: JIMMY CARTER

Answer: James Earle Carter

Answer: James E. Carter Jr.


Question: Primula veris is the Latin name for which common meadow flower?

Answer: Cowslips

Answer: Cowslip (disambiguation)

Answer: COWSLIP

Answer: Cow slips

Answer: Cows lips

Answer: Cows lip

Answer: Cowslip

Answer: Cow slip

Answer: Petty Mullein


Question: Which other car company owns Seat?

Answer: Folksvagon

Answer: VW Motorsport

Answer: Gas Auto

Answer: Das Auto

Answer: VW

Answer: Volkswagen France

Answer: Lamando

Answer: V-Dub

Answer: Volkswagen

Answer: Volkswagen Roccan

Answer: V W

Answer: V.w.

Answer: Vw

Answer: Volkswagon

Answer: Volkswagen R

Answer: V.W.

Answer: VOLKSWAGEN

Answer: Volks wagen

Answer: V. W.

Answer: Volkswagens

Answer: Folkswagon


Question: Which famous US political figure died on January 23rd. 1973?

Answer: Rebekah Baines

Answer: President Lyndon B Johnson

Answer: President Lyndon Baines Johnson

Answer: Presidency of Lyndon Baines Johnson

Answer: All I have I would have given gladly...

Answer: President Lyndon B. Johnson

Answer: Lyndon b. johnson

Answer: L. Johnson Administration

Answer: Johnson, Lyndon Baines

Answer: President lbj

Answer: Lyndon Johnson Administration

Answer: Lindon B. Johnson

Answer: L. B. J.

Answer: Lyndon b johnson

Answer: Lyndon B. Johnson Administration

Answer: LBJ

Answer: LYNDON B. JOHNSON

Answer: L.B.J.

Answer: President LBJ

Answer: Lyndon Johnson

Answer: 36th President of the United States

Answer: L B J

Answer: Lindon Johnson

Answer: Howard University Speech

Answer: Lyndon Banes Johnson

Answer: Lyndon Baines Johnson Administration

Answer: Lyndon B. Johnson

Answer: President Lyndon Johnson

Answer: Lyndon Baynes Johnson

Answer: Lyndon johnson

Answer: L. B. Johnson Administration

Answer: Lyndon B Johnson

Answer: Rebekah Baines Johnson

Answer: Lyndon Baines Johnson

Answer: Lbj

Answer: Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson


Question: "Which company uses the advertising slogan ""Every Little Helps""?"

Answer: Tesco direct

Answer: Tesco Express

Answer: Tesco Value

Answer: Tesco Plc

Answer: Tesco Metro

Answer: Tesco's

Answer: Kx (energy drink)

Answer: Tesco plc

Answer: Tesco Advertising

Answer: Tesco Stores

Answer: One Stop

Answer: Every little helps

Answer: Tesco Phoneshop

Answer: Stewart's Supermarket's Limited

Answer: One Stop (disambiguation)

Answer: TESCO - Hypermarket

Answer: Tesco PLC

Answer: Technika (brand)

Answer: Tesco

Answer: Stewart's Supermarkets Limited

Answer: TSCO

Answer: Tesco Hypermarket

Answer: TESCO

Answer: Tesco Tech Support

Answer: One Stop (Tesco)

Answer: Vin Plus

Answer: T&S Stores

Answer: Stewarts supermarkets

Answer: Tesco Vin Plus

Answer: Tescos

Answer: Tesco Direct

Answer: Stewarts Supermarket Limited

Answer: Tesco DVD Rental

Answer: Tesco Homeplus

Answer: Stewarts Supermarkets

Answer: Tesco HSC

Answer: Stewarts Supermarkets Limited

Answer: Tesco Stores Limited


Question: Which town in Berkshire was the site of two Civil War battles - in 1643 and 1644?

Answer: Newbury

Answer: NEWBURY

Answer: Newbury (disambiguation)


Question: In which game could you be faced with a 'Simple or Double Squeeze'?

Answer: Bridges

Answer: Bridge railing styles

Answer: Bridge building

Answer: BRIDGE

Answer: Bridge abutments

Answer: Railroad Bridge

Answer: Railroad bridge

Answer: Road bridges

Answer: Bridge Building

Answer: Bridge (engineering)

Answer: Double-deck bridge

Answer: Railway bridges

Answer: Types of bridges

Answer: Railway bridge

Answer: Bridge (structure)

Answer: Bridge railing

Answer: Bridge railing style

Answer: Brigecraft

Answer: Road bridge

Answer: Bridgecraft

Answer: Bridge

Answer: Road Bridge

Answer: Bridge failure

Answer: Rail bridge

Answer: Railway Bridge

Answer: Bidge

Answer: Bridge failures


Question: Who in 1980, aged 14, from Bolton, England, became the youngest International Master in the history of chess?

Answer: Nigel David Short

Answer: Nigel D Short

Answer: Nigel D. Short

Answer: Nigel Short

Answer: Short, Nigel

Answer: Nigel Short (chess grandmaster)

Answer: NIGEL SHORT


Question: "Which company uses the advertising slogan ""Spend A Little, Live A Lot""?"

Answer: Aldi Süd

Answer: Salut!-mobile

Answer: ALDI

Answer: Albrecht discount

Answer: Aldi Sued

Answer: Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG

Answer: ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG

Answer: Aldi equator

Answer: Aldi Inc.

Answer: Willow Woods

Answer: ALDI Nord

Answer: Aldi

Answer: ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Compagnie, oHG

Answer: Aldi Nord

Answer: Aldi Sud


Question: The 'Gowk' is an old dialect word for which bird?

Answer: The cuckoo

Answer: CUCKOO

Answer: Kukushka

Answer: The Cuckoo (disambiguation)

Answer: Cuckoo (movie)

Answer: The Cuckoo


Question: "In which play by William Shakespeare does the quote ""All that glisters is not gold"" appear?"

Answer: TMOV

Answer: Prince of Arragon

Answer: A Merchant of Venice

Answer: Gratiano

Answer: The Merchant Of Venice

Answer: El Mercader de Venecia

Answer: Bassanio

Answer: 'MERCHANT OF VENICE'

Answer: Lancelot Gobbo

Answer: Lorenzo (Merchant of Venice)

Answer: The Merchant of Venice

Answer: Old Gobbo

Answer: Nerissa (Merchant of Venice)

Answer: The comicall Historie of the Merchant of Venice

Answer: The Jew of Venice

Answer: Jessica (Merchant of Venice)

Answer: Merchant of venice

Answer: The most excellent Historie of the Merchant of Venice

Answer: Merchant of Venice

Answer: The moſt excellent Hiſtorie of the Merchant of Venice

Answer: Tubal (character)

Answer: The merchant of vencie

Answer: Merchant Of Venice


Question: Who played the part of Tony Wilson in the film '24 Hour Party People'?

Answer: Tony Ferrino

Answer: Steve Coogen

Answer: Steve coogan

Answer: Steve Coogan

Answer: Duncan Thicket

Answer: Three Fights, Two Weddings and a Funeral

Answer: Paul Calf

Answer: Pauline Calf

Answer: STEVE COOGAN


Question: To which species does the Gnu or Wildebeest belong?

Answer: 23 U.S. 66

Answer: ANTELOPE

Answer: The Antelope the Vice-Consuls of Spain and Portugal

Answer: The Antelope

Answer: Antelope case


Question: Who on television is the 'Idiot Abroad'?

Answer: KARL PILKINGTON

Answer: Nob at night

Answer: Karl pilkinton

Answer: Mr K. Dilkington

Answer: Happyslapped By A Jellyfish

Answer: Karl Pilkington

Answer: Karl dilkington

Answer: Happyslapped by a Jellyfish

Answer: I could eat a knob at night

Answer: Carl Pilkington


Question: Which screen tough-guy won a Best Actor Oscar for the 1953 film 'Stalag 17'?

Answer: William F. Holden

Answer: William Holden

Answer: William Holden (actor)

Answer: William holden (actor)


Question: Mount Ranier is the highest peak of which North American range?

Answer: Cascades

Answer: The Cascades (disambiguation)

Answer: Cascades (disambiguation)

Answer: The Cascades


Question: If you ordered huitres in a French restaurant what would you be served?

Answer: Namagaki

Answer: Oyster spat

Answer: Oyster bed

Answer: Kaki no dotenabe

Answer: Smoked oyster

Answer: Oysters

Answer: Oyster


Question: Peter Parker alias Spiderman worked for which newspaper?

Answer: DB (comics)

Answer: Daily Bugle

Answer: The DB

Answer: Daily Bugle: Civil War Edition

Answer: Front Line (comics)

Answer: The Daily Bugle

Answer: Daily Bugle Communications

Answer: Dexter Bennett


Question: Which organisation awards the Dickin Medal?

Answer: PDSA

Answer: PDSA (disambiguation)


Question: Which prominent Irish Nationalist was hung for treason in 1916 due to his involvement in the Easter Uprising?

Answer: Roger Casement

Answer: Sir Roger Casement

Answer: Casement Diaries

Answer: Mac Easmainn

Answer: Roger David Casement

Answer: Ruairi Mac Easmainn

Answer: Sir Roger David Casement

Answer: Ruairí Mac Easmainn

Answer: Easmainn


Question: In heraldry which word is used to indicate an animal is flying

Answer: Volant

Answer: Volant (disambiguation)


Question: Which American golfer is nicknamed 'Crazy?

Answer: Corey Pavin

Answer: Corey Allen Pavin


Question: "Written and first recorded in 1937, ""One O'Clock Jump"" became the theme tune of which orchestra?"

Answer: COUNT BASIE ORCHESTRA

Answer: Count Basie's Orchestra

Answer: Basie Orchestra

Answer: The Count Basie Orchestra

Answer: Count Basie Orchestra

Answer: Count Basie and His Orchestra

Answer: Jumpin' at the Woodside

Answer: Count Basie & His Orchestra

Answer: Count Basie and his Orchestra

Answer: The Count Basie Big Band


Question: Who is the voice of Principal Skinner and Mr Burns on The Simpsons?

Answer: HARRY SHEARER

Answer: Harry Shearer

Answer: Harry schearer

Answer: Harry sheerer

Answer: Harry scheerer


Question: Who has been married to actor James McAvoy since 2006?

Answer: Anne-Marie Duff

Answer: ANNE-MARIE DUFF

Answer: Anne Marie Duff


Question: """No Count Sarah"" is a 1958 studio album by which singer accompanied by the Count Basie Orchestra, but without Count Basie?"

Answer: Sarah Vaughan

Answer: SARAH VAUGHAN

Answer: Sarah Vaughn

Answer: Sara Vaughn


Question: In the nineteenth century Benjamin West, Thomas Lawrence and John Millais were President of which institution?

Answer: Royal Academy (disambiguation)

Answer: The Royal Academy

Answer: ROYAL ACADEMY


Question: The flag of the Isle of Man is a triskelion on what colour background?

Answer: Red (comics)

Answer: Red (song)

Answer: Red (comic)

Answer: Red (album)

Answer: Red (film)

Answer: R.E.D.

Answer: Red (disambiguation)

Answer: RED


Question: Which American University is situated in Ithaca, New York?

Answer: Cornell University, Ithaca

Answer: Cornell Univeristy

Answer: Cornel university

Answer: Cornell

Answer: University of Cornell

Answer: The Cornell Chronicle

Answer: Cornell University historic sites

Answer: Cornell University Emergency Medical Service

Answer: State University of New York Cornell Statutory Colleges

Answer: Cornell uni

Answer: Cornell university

Answer: CUEMS

Answer: CORNELL

Answer: Cornell.edu

Answer: Cornell ems

Answer: Cornell Historic cites

Answer: Cornell University

Answer: New York A&M

Answer: Cornell university historic sites

Answer: Cornell EMS

Answer: Cornell u

Answer: Cornellian

Answer: Cornell historic sites

Answer: Cornell Information Technologies

Answer: Cornell Univ


Question: Which racecourse hosts the Welsh Grand National?

Answer: Chepstowe

Answer: Cas-gwent

Answer: Chepstow

Answer: Cas Gwent

Answer: CHEPSTOW


Question: In which street would you find 'Smiffy', 'Wilfred', 'Danny' and 'Plug'?

Answer: When the Bell Rings

Answer: Bash Street

Answer: 'BASH STREET'

Answer: Plug (The Bash Street Kids)

Answer: Bash Street Kids

Answer: Bash St School

Answer: Bash Street Kids/Plug

Answer: Bash Street Kids/Danny

Answer: Class 2B

Answer: The Bash Street Kids

Answer: 'Plug

Answer: Bash Street School

Answer: Plug's

Answer: Bash Street Kids Adventures

Answer: Percival Proudfoot Plugsley


Question: What name is given to the song of a Venetian Gondolier?

Answer: Barcarolle

Answer: Bacarolle

Answer: Barcarola

Answer: BARCAROLE

Answer: Barkarola

Answer: Barcarole


Question: Which famous family lived at '50 Wimpole Street, London'?

Answer: Barrett's esophagus

Answer: Barrets esophagus

Answer: Barrett's esophagus

Answer: Barretts oesophagus

Answer: Barrett syndrome

Answer: Barrett's Oesophagus

Answer: Barret esophagus

Answer: THE BARRETTS

Answer: Barrett's syndrome

Answer: Barret's esophagus

Answer: Barrett's oesophagus

Answer: CELLO

Answer: Barrett's

Answer: Barrett's Disease

Answer: Barrett's Esophagus

Answer: Barrett's esophagitis

Answer: Barrett esophagus

Answer: Barretts esophagus


Question: Who was US Defence Secretary during the 'war' against Afghanistan?

Answer: Don Rumsfeld

Answer: Donald Rumsfield

Answer: Donald Ramsfeld

Answer: Rumsfield

Answer: Don Henry Rumsfeld

Answer: DONALD RUMSFELD

Answer: Donald rumsfeld

Answer: David Rumsfeld

Answer: Donald Rumpsfeld

Answer: Secretary Rumsfeld

Answer: Donald Henry Rumsfeld

Answer: Ramsfeld

Answer: Donald Henry Rumsfield

Answer: Donald Rumsfeld

Answer: Donald H. Rumsfeld

Answer: D.H. Rumsfeld

Answer: Rumsfeldian


Question: What could you have looked-up in 'Bradshaw's' between 1839 and 1961?

Answer: TRAIN TIMETABLES


Question: Which footballer scored a record six international hat- tricks for England?

Answer: Greavsie

Answer: JIMMY GREAVES

Answer: Jimmy Greaves


Question: Who in the Muslim faith proclaims the hours of prayer from a minaret?

Answer: THE MUEZZIN

Answer: Mu'addin

Answer: Muazzin

Answer: Moazin

Answer: Muzzin

Answer: Muedhan

Answer: Mu'azin

Answer: Muadhin

Answer: Muazin

Answer: Muedhin

Answer: Mouazin

Answer: Muadh-dhin

Answer: Mu'adhin

Answer: Muezzin

Answer: Muzzein

Answer: Muzim

Answer: Moazzin

Answer: Muaddin

Answer: Mu'adhins


Question: How is 'The Journal Of The House Of Commons' better known?

Answer: Hansard

Answer: Parliamentary Debates

Answer: Parliamentary proceeding

Answer: Lords Hansard

Answer: Parliamentary Hansard

Answer: Hansard's Debates

Answer: 'HANSARD'

Answer: Hansard (Lords)


Question: Which player scored for both teams in the 1987 FA Cup Final?

Answer: Gary Mabbutt

Answer: GARY MABBUTT

Answer: Gary Mabbott

Answer: Gary mabbut


Question: As at February 2003, who is the Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs?

Answer: Baron Kerr of Monteviot

Answer: MICHAEL ANCRAM

Answer: Michael Ker, Earl of Ancram

Answer: Michael Ancram, Marquess of Lothian

Answer: Michael Andrew Foster Jude Kerr

Answer: Michael Kerr, Earl of Ancram

Answer: Michael Andrew Foster Jude Kerr, 13th Marquess of Lothian

Answer: Michael Kerr, 13th Marquess of Lothian

Answer: Michael Ancram


Question: Where was Cain banished to after murdering Abel?

Answer: Land of Nod

Answer: The Land of Nod

Answer: Land of nod

Answer: THE LAND OF NOD


Question: Which actress and singer's biography was entitled 'The Other Side Of The Rainbow'?

Answer: Joey Luft

Answer: Virgina gumm

Answer: Frances Gumm

Answer: JUDY GARLAND

Answer: Judy Garland-James Mason

Answer: Judy Garland

Answer: Frances Ethel Gumm

Answer: Judy garland


Question: Which 1960's British group originally comprised EricClapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker and Ric Grech?

Answer: 'BLIND FAITH'

Answer: Blind Faith

Answer: Blind faith


Question: Name the Greek equivalent to the Roman goddess, Diana?

Answer: THEMIS

Answer: ARTEMIS

Answer: THEMIS (satellite)

Answer: Artemis P1

Answer: Artemis P2

Answer: Themis A

Answer: Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms

Answer: 2007-004

Answer: THEMIS B

Answer: THEMIS C

Answer: Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and Electrodynamics of the Moon's Interaction with the Sun

Answer: THEMIS A

Answer: THEMIS D

Answer: THEMIS E

Answer: THEMIS 2

Answer: THEMIS 3

Answer: THEMIS 1

Answer: THEMIS 4

Answer: THEMIS 5

Answer: ARTEMIS P1

Answer: ARTEMIS P2

Answer: Themis D

Answer: Themis E


Question: Who wrote the children's books 'Pigeon Post' and 'Coot Club'?

Answer: Arthur Michell Ransome

Answer: Ransome, Arthur Michell

Answer: Arthur Ransome

Answer: ARTHUR RANSOME


Question: Who was Richard Nixon's Democratic opponent in the 1968 US Presidential campaign?

Answer: Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr.

Answer: Hubert Humphrey, II

Answer: Humbert Humphrey

Answer: Hubert H. Humphrey, Jr.

Answer: Hubert H. Humphrey

Answer: Hubert H Humphrey

Answer: HUBERT HUMPHREY

Answer: Hubert Humphrey

Answer: Hubert H. Humphrey II

Answer: Vice President Humphrey

Answer: Hubert Horatio Humphrey, II

Answer: Hubet Humphrey

Answer: Hubert H. Humphrey, II

Answer: Hubert Horatio Humphrey

Answer: Humphrey Fellowship

Answer: Hubert humphry

Answer: Hubert Humphrey, Jr.

Answer: Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr.


Question: What is the appropriate name of the largest type of 'frog'?

Answer: Goliath (La Ronde)

Answer: The Goliath

Answer: GOLIATH


Question: The traditional gift for a ninth anniversary should be made from which material?

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: How many 'Oscars' did the film 'Slumdog Millionaire' win?

Answer: 8

Answer: eight


Question: How many American states were there at the beginning of the twentieth century?

Answer: 45

Answer: forty-five


Question: Which author, who died in 1932, published his first book in 1905, wrote 175 books and 15 plays in all? His last work was part authorship of a film screenplay.

Answer: EDGAR WALLACE (it was 'Hong Kong')


Question: In the TV sit-com 'Porridge', a youngish David Jason played the part of which old man?

Answer: 'BLANCO' (Webb)

Answer: Blanco Webb


Question: In the Church of England, what position is ranked immediately below a bishop?

Answer: ARCHDEACON (not Deacon)


Question: The flag of which Asian country contains an image of the mythical Thunder Dragon?

Answer: Bhután

Answer: Bhutan, demography

Answer: Bootan

Answer: Name of Bhutan

Answer: Bhutanese Kingdom

Answer: Bhutan/Transnational issues

Answer: Lho Men Jong

Answer: Druk Yul

Answer: Administrative divisions of Bhutan

Answer: Etymology of Bhutan

Answer: Bhutan

Answer: འབྲུག་ཡུལ

Answer: Kingdom of Bhutan

Answer: Bhoutan

Answer: Kingdom of Bhután

Answer: Lhomen Khazhi

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BT

Answer: འབྲུག་ཡུལ་

Answer: Lho Tsendenjong

Answer: Druk-Gyal-Khab

Answer: BHUTAN

Answer: Lho Mon

Answer: Buhutan


Question: Which English king was born in Pembroke Castle in West Wales in 1457?

Answer: Solomon of England

Answer: Henry VII, of England

Answer: King Henry VII of England

Answer: Henry VII Tudor

Answer: Henry VII (of England)

Answer: Henry Tudor, Earl of Richmond

Answer: Harri Tudur

Answer: Henry, Earl of Richmond

Answer: Henry of Richmond

Answer: Henri VII d'Angleterre

Answer: King Henry VII

Answer: HENRY VII

Answer: Henry VII (England)

Answer: Henry VII of England

Answer: Henry VII, King of England

Answer: Henry Vii


Question: The fashion designer Jimmy Choo is best known for designing which item of clothing?

Answer: Orthopaedic footwear

Answer: Shoe factory

Answer: Insoles

Answer: Shoewear

Answer: Shoe upper

Answer: Character shoe

Answer: Insole

Answer: House Shoes

Answer: Dansneakers

Answer: Upper (shoe)

Answer: Toe box

Answer: Dance shoes

Answer: SHOES

Answer: Orthopedic shoes

Answer: DJ House Shoes

Answer: Outsoles

Answer: Outsole

Answer: Shoe (dance)

Answer: Midsole

Answer: Shoes

Answer: House shoes

Answer: Sole (shoe)

Answer: Orthopedic footwear

Answer: Custom insoles

Answer: Dance shoe

Answer: Vamp (shoe)

Answer: Shoe sole

Answer: Shoe

Answer: House shoe


Question: In Greek mythology, which virgin goddess of the hearth, home and cooking gave up her seat as one of the Twelve Olympians to tend to the sacred flame on Mount Olympus, for Dionysus?

Answer: HESTIA

Answer: Hestia


Question: How is the peasant girl 'Marenka' known in the title of an 1866 opera by Bedrich Smetana?

Answer: Bartered Bride (disambiguation)

Answer: Bartered Bride

Answer: 'THE BARTERED BRIDE'


Question: Which Tim Burton film is the highest-grossing film of 2010 and, already, the fifth highest-grossing film of all time worldwide?

Answer: Alice's Adventures In Wonderland

Answer: ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND

Answer: Alice in the country of the wonder

Answer: Alice's Adventures Under Ground

Answer: Alice wonderland

Answer: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Answer: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Answer: Alice in the Wonderland

Answer: Alice In Wonderland

Answer: Alice in wonderland

Answer: They told me you had been to her

Answer: Adventures of Alice in the country of the wonder

Answer: They told me you had been to her...

Answer: Alice in Wonderland

Answer: List of book, film and television adaptations of Alice in Wonderland

Answer: Alice's Adventures Underground

Answer: Alice in the country of wonder

Answer: 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND'

Answer: Alice's adventures in wonderland

Answer: Alices Adventures in Wonderland

Answer: Adventures of Alice in the country of wonder

Answer: Alice's Adventures under Ground

Answer: Alice-in-Wonderland


Question: In 1986, whilst facing England which West Indian batsman scored the fastest ever Test century in just 56 balls?

Answer: Sir Vivian Richards

Answer: Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards

Answer: IVA Richards

Answer: Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards, KNH

Answer: VIV RICHARDS

Answer: Vivian Richards

Answer: Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards KNH

Answer: Sir Isaac Vivian Alexander Richards

Answer: Sir Viv Richards

Answer: Sir Viv

Answer: Viv Richards


Question: Known as the 'Phoenix Park Murders', the assassination of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke in 1882 occurred in which city?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:IEDUB

Answer: Dublin city center

Answer: City Centre, Dublin

Answer: Dublin, Ireland

Answer: BÁC

Answer: Baile Atha Cliath

Answer: Baile átha Cliath

Answer: Dublin City Center

Answer: Central Dublin

Answer: Dublin Culture

Answer: Dublin (Ireland)

Answer: The weather in Dublin

Answer: Dubh Linn

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin City, Ireland

Answer: Dublin City Centre

Answer: Capital of Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin city centre

Answer: Capital of Ireland

Answer: City Center, Dublin

Answer: Europe/Dublin

Answer: Dyflin

Answer: City of Dublin

Answer: Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland

Answer: DUBLIN

Answer: Capital of the Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin, County Dublin

Answer: Dublín

Answer: West Dublin

Answer: Dublin (city)

Answer: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Answer: Baile Átha Cliath


Question: Who was the renowned English botanist who accompanied Capt. James Cook on his first voyage in 1768 and is credited with introducing Eucalyptus, Mimosa and Acacia to Europe?

Answer: Sir Joseph Banks, 1st Baronet

Answer: Joseph, Baronet Banks

Answer: Banks, Sir Joseph

Answer: Joseph Banks

Answer: Dorothea Hugesson

Answer: JOSEPH BANKS

Answer: Sir Joseph Banks


Question: The Greek architect Konstantinos Apostolos Doxiadis is best remembered for designing which Asian capital city?

Answer: PK-IS

Answer: Capital city of Pakistan

Answer: Islamabad CBD

Answer: Islamabad city

Answer: Isloo

Answer: Blue Area

Answer: Islamabadi

Answer: Islāmābād

Answer: Islamabad downtown

Answer: Islamabad, Punjab

Answer: Islam Abad

Answer: Islaamabad

Answer: Islamabad central business district

Answer: Islamabad District

Answer: Education in Islamabad

Answer: Islamabad

Answer: Islamaabad

Answer: Islamabad, Pakistan

Answer: اسلام آباد

Answer: Downtown Islamabad

Answer: Capital of Pakistan

Answer: Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory

Answer: Islamabaad

Answer: Islambad

Answer: Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory, Pakistan

Answer: City of Islamabad

Answer: ISLAMABAD


Question: In the TV sit-com 'Red Dwarf', what was the name of the ship's sentient computer?

Answer: 'HOLLY'

Answer: Ilex species

Answer: Holly berry

Answer: Holly family

Answer: Ilexes

Answer: Holly

Answer: Aquifoliaceae

Answer: Ilex


Question: Which Australian Prime Minister went for a swim in 1967, never to be seen again?

Answer: Harold Holt

Answer: HAROLD HOLT

Answer: All the way with LBJ

Answer: Harold Edward Holt


Question: In which American state is Camp David, the mountain retreat of the President of the U.S.A.?

Answer: Education in Maryland

Answer: The Old Line State

Answer: Murder Land

Answer: Geography of Maryland

Answer: Mary Land

Answer: Maryland

Answer: Economy of Maryland

Answer: Transport in Maryland

Answer: Old Line State

Answer: Maryland, USA

Answer: Maryland, United States

Answer: Maryland gross state product

Answer: MarylanD

Answer: Maryland (state)

Answer: Mariland

Answer: Seventh State

Answer: MD, USA

Answer: Murda Land

Answer: MARYLAND

Answer: Maryland (U.S. state)

Answer: Climate of Maryland

Answer: US-MD

Answer: Demographics of Maryland

Answer: Transportation in Maryland

Answer: Religion in Maryland

Answer: Maralind

Answer: 7th State

Answer: State of Maryland


Question: Associated with salmon fishing and whisky production, which is the second longest river in Scotland?

Answer: Spey (disambiguation)

Answer: SPEY

Answer: Spey


Question: Sei Shonagon was a Japanese court lady who served the Empress Teishi around the year 1000 AD and who is best known as the author of which book of courtly observations and musings?

Answer: Makura no soshi

Answer: The Book of the Pillow

Answer: The Pillow-Book

Answer: Pillowbook

Answer: Makura No Soshi

Answer: 'THE PILLOW BOOK'

Answer: The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon

Answer: The Pillow Book

Answer: Soshi Makura

Answer: 枕草子

Answer: Makura no soosi

Answer: Pillow book

Answer: The Pillow-Book Of Sei Shonagon

Answer: Makura No Sōshi

Answer: Makura no Soshi

Answer: The Pillow Book Of Sei Shonagon

Answer: Makura no Sōshi

Answer: Makura no sōshi

Answer: The Pillow Book of Sei Shōnagon

Answer: Pillow Book


Question: Which American film director and writer is best known for his suspense and thriller films, including 'Carrie'. 'Scarface', 'Carlito's Way' and 'Mission: Impossible'?

Answer: BRIAN de PALMA

Answer: Brian de Palma

Answer: Brian Russell De Palma

Answer: Brian DePalma

Answer: The Key Man

Answer: The Key Man (film)

Answer: Brian dePalma

Answer: Brian De Palma filmography

Answer: The Key Man (2014 film)

Answer: Brian depalma

Answer: Brian De Palma


Question: Which unit of measurement is equal to one-tenth of a nautical mile?

Answer: Data Cable

Answer: Cable types

Answer: CABLE

Answer: Cable

Answer: Insulated cable

Answer: Cabling

Answer: Strain relief

Answer: Cables

Answer: Flat cabling


Question: Which British athlete won the Men's 400 metre Olympic Gold Medal in 1968?

Answer: DAVID HEMERY

Answer: Dave Hemery

Answer: David Hemery


Question: Which country music performer was portrayed by Sissy Spacek in the 1980 biographical film 'Coal Miner's Daughter'?

Answer: Loretta Lynn Plantation House

Answer: Loretta Lynne

Answer: Loretta Lynn

Answer: Loretta Webb

Answer: LORETTA LYNN

Answer: Lynn, Loretta


Question: Who was the first Roman Emperor to sport a beard?

Answer: Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus

Answer: Publius AElius Hadrian

Answer: Imperator Caesar Traianus Hadrianus Augustus

Answer: Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus

Answer: Hadrian, Publius AElius

Answer: Publius Ælius Hadrian

Answer: Emperor Hadrian

Answer: Roman emperor Hadrian

Answer: Hadrianic

Answer: Publius Aelius Hadrianus

Answer: Hadrianic persecution

Answer: Hadrian (emperor)

Answer: Hadrian

Answer: Roman emperor Adrian

Answer: Hadrian, Publius Ælius

Answer: Public Aelius Hadrianus

Answer: Hadrian's

Answer: HADRIAN


Question: Written by Earl Derr Biggers in 1925, 'The House Without A Key' was the first novel to feature which Chinese- American detective?

Answer: Charlie Chan

Answer: CHARLIE CHAN

Answer: Number One Son

Answer: Birmingham Brown

Answer: Charley Chan


Question: What was the first name of Mr. Ferrari, the founder of the car manufacturing company?

Answer: Enzo

Answer: ENZO

Answer: Enzo (disambiguation)


Question: Which capital city is known as Beograd by its inhabitants?

Answer: BELGRADE

Answer: Capital of Serbia and Montenegro

Answer: Belgrade District

Answer: Belgrade City, Yugoslavia

Answer: Beograd

Answer: Prinz-Eugenstadt

Answer: Capital of Yugoslavia

Answer: Nándorfehérvár

Answer: Belgrad

Answer: Belgrade Region

Answer: Belgrade, Yugoslavia

Answer: Belgrád

Answer: City of Belgrade

Answer: Prinzeugenstadt

Answer: Bgd

Answer: UN/LOCODE:RSBEG

Answer: Belograd

Answer: Region of Belgrade

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CSBEG

Answer: Белград

Answer: Belgrade, Serbia

Answer: Belgrade

Answer: Београд

Answer: Capital of Serbia

Answer: Nandorfehervar


Question: Alan Greenspan was the head of which US government department from 1987 to 2006?

Answer: FRB

Answer: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Answer: FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

Answer: Federal Reserve Board

Answer: Federal Reserve governor

Answer: U.S. Federal Reserve governor

Answer: Federal Reserve Governor

Answer: Federal Reserve Board of Governors

Answer: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve


Question: Which car manufacturer produced models called 'The Imp' and 'The Husky'?

Answer: Hillman

Answer: HILLMAN

Answer: Hillman Motor Car Company


Question: Whose autobiography is entitled "My Colourful Life, From Red to Amber"?

Answer: GINGER MCCAIN

Answer: Ginger McCain

Answer: Ginger mccain


Question: Which capital city is known as Praha by its inhabitants?

Answer: City of Prague

Answer: PRAGUE

Answer: Prauge

Answer: Wards of Prague

Answer: Prague, Czechoslovakia

Answer: Prahou

Answer: Prague ,Czech Republic

Answer: Prague, Bohemia

Answer: Prague (Czech Republic)

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: "Poor old Johnny Ray" is the opening line of which number one hit?

Answer: COME ON EILEEN

Answer: What's grosser than sweat on Olivia Newton John%3F

Answer: Come on Eileen

Answer: Come on eileen

Answer: Come On Eileen

Answer: Come On, Eileen


Question: Who was the first Tory Prime Minister of Great Britain (May, 1762 to July, 1765)?

Answer: John Stuart, 3rd earl of Bute

Answer: 3rd earl of Bute

Answer: Third Earl of Bute

Answer: 3RD EARL OF BUTE

Answer: John Stuart Bute

Answer: John Stuart, Third Earl of Bute

Answer: Lord Boot

Answer: John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute


Question: David Jason starred as Inspector Frost, but who played his boss Superintendent Norman Mullet?

Answer: Alexander Bruce

Answer: Alexander C. Bruce

Answer: BRUCE ALEXANDER

Answer: Alex Bruce

Answer: Alexander Bruce (disambiguation)

Answer: Bruce, Alexander

Answer: Alexander C. Bruce (disambiguation)


Question: Name the weekly magazine published by the BBC from 1929 until 1991?

Answer: Listener

Answer: Listener (disambiguation)

Answer: THE LISTENER

Answer: The Listener

Answer: Listener (magazine)


Question: In which US state did the airship Hindenburg crash?

Answer: Jersey State

Answer: Dirty Jersey

Answer: Newjersey

Answer: New jersey

Answer: N J

Answer: Religion in New Jersey

Answer: Exit 9

Answer: US-NJ

Answer: 3rd State

Answer: New Jersey (U.S. state)

Answer: State of New Jersey

Answer: Third State

Answer: NJ

Answer: New Jerseyite

Answer: Joisy

Answer: Culture of New Jersey

Answer: Economy of New Jersey

Answer: State Song of New Jersey

Answer: N.J.

Answer: New Jersey State Song

Answer: Symbols of the State of New Jersey

Answer: NEW JERSEY

Answer: Nueva Jersey

Answer: Demographics of New Jersey

Answer: Nova caesaria

Answer: New Jersey, USA

Answer: New Jersey (state)

Answer: Scheyichbi

Answer: New Jersy

Answer: New jerse

Answer: New Jersey, United States

Answer: New Jerz

Answer: NewJersey

Answer: Joizee

Answer: Nova Caesarea

Answer: Nova Jersey

Answer: New Jersey

Answer: Nova Cæsarea

Answer: New Jerseyan

Answer: Education in New Jersey

Answer: State.nj.us

Answer: New jeresy


Question: The first stations on the four lines leaving which city by rail are Wymondham, Salhouse, Brundall Gardens and Diss?

Answer: BURMA

Answer: ITALY

Answer: NORWICH

Answer: World War II postal acronym

Answer: World War II Postal Acronyms

Answer: WWII postal acronyms

Answer: WWII Postal Acronyms

Answer: World War II postal acronyms


Question: The Habit of Art is a play by Alan Bennett about a fictional meeting between Benjamin Britten and which poet?

Answer: W.H Auden

Answer: W Auden

Answer: W.H.Auden

Answer: W.H. Auden's

Answer: WH Auden

Answer: W H AUDEN

Answer: Auden, Wystan Hugh

Answer: Tell Me the Truth About Love

Answer: Wh auden

Answer: Wystan. H. Auden

Answer: W.H. Auden

Answer: WH auden

Answer: W H Auden

Answer: W. H. Auden

Answer: Wystan Hugh Auden

Answer: Wystan Auden

Answer: W h auden

Answer: Fleet Visit


Question: Scotland beat Argentina 21-19 in a rugby union international in June played in Córdoba in a stadium named after which footballer, winner of the Golden Boot in the 1978 FIFA World Cup?

Answer: Mario Alberto Kempes

Answer: MARIO KEMPES

Answer: Mario Kempes


Question: The 2007 film 300 is a fictionalised retelling of which battle?

Answer: Battle of termophylae

Answer: The Battle Of Thermopylai

Answer: The Battle Of Thermopylae

Answer: Battle of Thermopylae pass

Answer: Battle of Thermopolae

Answer: Battle of Thermopylae

Answer: Battle of Thermophyle

Answer: Battle of Thermopylae (480 BC)

Answer: BATTLE OF THERMOPYLAE

Answer: Battle of Thermopayle

Answer: Battle Of Thermopylae

Answer: Battle of thermopylae

Answer: Battle Of Thermopylai

Answer: Wars of sparta

Answer: The war of 300

Answer: The Battle at the Pass of Thermopylae

Answer: Thermopolye

Answer: King Leonidas's Last Stand

Answer: Battle of Termophylae

Answer: Battle of Thermopylæ

Answer: Thermopylai

Answer: The Battle of Thermopylae

Answer: Thermophylae

Answer: 300 Spartans

Answer: Battle of thermopolye


Question: The adjective vulpine refers to which animal?

Answer: Fox (network)

Answer: Fox schedule

Answer: FOX TV

Answer: Fox (TV network)

Answer: Fox (TV channel)

Answer: Fox Network

Answer: Fox (television)

Answer: FOX television

Answer: Fox Television Network

Answer: FOX (TV)

Answer: Fox Broadcasting Company

Answer: MyFoxDetroit.com

Answer: F O X

Answer: FOX Television

Answer: F. O. X.

Answer: Fox television network

Answer: Fox TV network

Answer: FOX-TV

Answer: FOX Brodcasting Company

Answer: FOX network

Answer: FOX Television Network

Answer: FOX Broadcast Network

Answer: Fox Broadcasting Corporation

Answer: Fox Argentina

Answer: Fox television

Answer: Hollywood Today Live

Answer: Fox TV

Answer: Fox (TV station)

Answer: FOX

Answer: FOX Broadcasting

Answer: Fox HD

Answer: The Fox Broadcasting Company

Answer: Fox on Demand

Answer: Fox Broadcasting

Answer: Fox VOD

Answer: Fox.com

Answer: Fox Television

Answer: Fox broadcasting

Answer: FOX Network

Answer: F.O.X.

Answer: Fox Broadcasting Comapny

Answer: Fox Tv

Answer: Fox broadcasting company

Answer: Fox network

Answer: Fox Broadcast

Answer: Fox Broadcasting Network

Answer: FOX Broadcasting Company


Question: What position in the American Government has been held by Robert McNamara, Casper Weinberger and Dick Cheney?

Answer: Secretary of state for defence

Answer: British defence secretary

Answer: Defense Secretary of Britain

Answer: British secretary of state for defence

Answer: Armed Forces Minister

Answer: Secretary of State for Defense

Answer: British Defence Secretary

Answer: UK Defence Secretary

Answer: Secretary of State for Defence


Question: What name was given to Christian children forcibly recruited to serve in the Turkish army between the 14th to 19th centuries?

Answer: Janisseries


Question: Which craft uses paper cut-outs and varnished to various surfaces?

Answer: Decoupage

Answer: Decopage

Answer: Découpage

Answer: Decouper


Question: Which European country has two cows on its flag?

Answer: Military of Andorra

Answer: Principado de Andorra

Answer: Valles de Andorra

Answer: Andorra

Answer: The Principality of Andorra

Answer: Name of Andorra

Answer: Health in Andorra

Answer: Religion in Andorra

Answer: AndorrA

Answer: Protestantism in Andorra

Answer: The weather in Andorra

Answer: Andorre

Answer: Principauté d'Andorre

Answer: Hinduism in Andorra

Answer: Andorra/Military

Answer: Andorran Navy

Answer: Principaute d'Andorre

Answer: Principat d'Andorra

Answer: Principality of Andorra

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AD


Question: "Give either of the middle names of ""Games of Thrones"" author George R R Martin?"

Answer: Raymond or Richard


Question: Whose 23rd. piano sonata is known as the 'Apassionata'?

Answer: Ludwig van Baytoven

Answer: L.V. Beethoven

Answer: Life and Work of Ludwig van Beethoven

Answer: Beetoven

Answer: L. van Beethoven

Answer: Beethoven's hair

Answer: Beethowen

Answer: Life and work of Beethoven

Answer: Luigi van Beethoven

Answer: Ludvig van Beethoven

Answer: Van Beethoven

Answer: Beethovan

Answer: Beethoven, Ludwig van

Answer: Beethoven

Answer: Beethovenfest

Answer: Beethoven: life and work

Answer: Beeethoven

Answer: Ludwig von Beethoven

Answer: Ludwig van Beitoven

Answer: Von Beethoven, Ludwig

Answer: Beethoven, Ludvig van

Answer: Beitoven

Answer: Beethoven, Ludwig von

Answer: Beitoven, Ludwig van

Answer: Beethoven, Ludvig von

Answer: Baytoven, Ludwig van

Answer: Baytoven

Answer: Ludwig Van Beethoven

Answer: Luis de Beethoven

Answer: Bethovan

Answer: Beethovens

Answer: Ludvig von Beethoven

Answer: Bethoven

Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven's

Answer: Ludwig Von Beethoven

Answer: BEETHOVEN'S

Answer: Ludwig van Beetoven

Answer: Beetehoven

Answer: Betoven

Answer: Beethovenian

Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven's religious views

Answer: Ludwig van

Answer: The Story of Beethoven

Answer: Von Beethoven

Answer: Ballets by Ludwig van Beethoven

Answer: Beetoven, Ludwig van

Answer: Louis van Beethoven

Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven

Answer: Life and work of Ludwig van Beethoven

Answer: Beethoven's religious beliefs

Answer: Ludvig beethoven

Answer: Ludwing van Beethoven

Answer: Beethoven's

Answer: Ludwig Beethoven

Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven's religious beliefs

Answer: Van Beethoven, Ludwig


Question: In 1902 which food company started production in a disused malthouse in Burton-on-Trent?

Answer: MARMITE

Answer: Marmageddon

Answer: Marmite reaction

Answer: Marmite

Answer: Our Mate

Answer: Marmite effect

Answer: Where to buy marmite

Answer: Ma'amite


Question: Singer Eleonara Fagan was better known by what stage name?

Answer: Billie halliday

Answer: Billie Holiday

Answer: Billy Holiday

Answer: Lady Day (singer)

Answer: Eleanora Fagan

Answer: BILLIE HOLLIDAY

Answer: Frank DeViese

Answer: Billy Holliday

Answer: Billie Holliday

Answer: Billy holliday

Answer: Eleanora Fagan Gough

Answer: Holiday, Billie


Question: What is the US term for for an area of land of 160 acres(half a mile square)?

Answer: Quarter section (disambiguation)

Answer: 'QUARTER SECTION'

Answer: Quarter section


Question: In which country will you find the Kremesta Dam?

Answer: Yunanistan

Answer: Griekenland

Answer: Hellenic republic

Answer: Elláda

Answer: Graecia

Answer: GREECE

Answer: The Hellenic Republic

Answer: Ελλάς

Answer: Eládha

Answer: Yananistan

Answer: Republic of Greece

Answer: Elliniki Dimokratía

Answer: Picki u dusa

Answer: République hellénique

Answer: Social issues in Greece

Answer: Hellas

Answer: Hellenic Republic

Answer: Republique hellenique

Answer: Eladha

Answer: Ελλάδα

Answer: Grèce

Answer: Elliniki Dimokratia

Answer: Greece

Answer: Temporary Government of National Defence

Answer: Griechenland

Answer: Grcija

Answer: Ellada

Answer: Hellada

Answer: Greek Republic

Answer: Grece

Answer: Ελληνική Δημοκρατία

Answer: Grcka

Answer: Political history of Greece

Answer: Ellīnikī́ Dīmokratía

Answer: Macedonian Greece

Answer: History of North Greece

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GR

Answer: Grecce

Answer: Elás

Answer: Hellás

Answer: Ελλας

Answer: Greek law (Hellenic Republic)


Question: Which group did Steve Marriot go on to form when he left the 'Small Faces'?

Answer: Umbles

Answer: 'HUMBLE PIE'

Answer: Humble Pie

Answer: Umble pie

Answer: Humble pie


Question: For which group did Jimmy Page, and John Paul Jones play before they formed 'Led Zepplin'?

Answer: The Yard Birds

Answer: 'THE YARDBIRDS'.

Answer: The Yardbirds

Answer: Yardbirds (band)

Answer: Yardbirds


Question: Which actor played 'Hadley', in the TV series of the same name?

Answer: GERALD HARPER

Answer: Gerald Harper


Question: In 1735, the 'Gentleman's Magazine' published a poem about which devoted old couple?

Answer: 'DARBY AND JOAN'

Answer: Darby & Joan

Answer: Darby and Joan

Answer: Darby and joan


Question: In March 1978 which 'supertanker' split in two, spilling 68.7 million tons of crude oil, which drifted onto the French coast?

Answer: Amoco Cadiz

Answer: MV Amaco Cadiz

Answer: AMOCO CADIZ.

Answer: MV Amoco Cadiz

Answer: The Amoco Cadiz

Answer: IMO 7336422


Question: Which river runs through York?

Answer: OUSE

Answer: The Ouse


Question: What name is given to the contents of an estate were no Will has been left?

Answer: Intestate

Answer: Testate

Answer: Public administrator

Answer: Intestate property

Answer: Public Administrator

Answer: INTESTATE

Answer: Intestate succession

Answer: Intestacy

Answer: Intestacy Rules

Answer: Law of descent and distribution

Answer: Descent and distribution

Answer: Law of descent


Question: Who played the part of 'Jack Sugden' in 'Emmerdale' for 28 years? He died in July of this year (2008).

Answer: CLIVE HORNBY

Answer: Clive Hornby


Question: Which British girl won the Women's Junior Singles title at Wimbledon this year (2008)?

Answer: LAURA ROBSON

Answer: Laura Robson


Question: In 1984 Upper Voltachanged its name to what?

Answer: Bourkina-Fasso

Answer: Maximes, Thoughts and Riddles of the Mossi

Answer: Burkina Fasso

Answer: Burkina

Answer: Bourkina Faso

Answer: Maximes, pensées et devinettes mossi

Answer: Burkinabè

Answer: Berkina faso

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BF

Answer: Burkina faso

Answer: BURKINO FASO

Answer: Faso

Answer: Burkina Fasoan

Answer: Bourkina Fasso

Answer: Burkinafaso

Answer: Burkino Faso

Answer: Burkina-Faso

Answer: Burkina Faso

Answer: Burkina Fatso


Question: The Appian Way ran from Rome to which Italian port?

Answer: Brindisi

Answer: Forte a Mare

Answer: Castello Grande

Answer: Brundisium

Answer: Brindisi, Italy

Answer: BRINDISI

Answer: Brundusium


Question: If an animal that is active at night is described as 'nocturnal', then what name is given to an animal active during the day?

Answer: Diurnal (disambiguation)

Answer: DIURNAL

Answer: Diurnally

Answer: Diurnal


Question: On this day (4th Aug) in 2002, the schoolgirls Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells went missing from which town in Cambridgeshire?

Answer: Soham

Answer: SOHAM

Answer: Broad Hill


Question: Of all the rugby teams to have participated in the 2008- 2009 Guinness Premiership, which team is furthest west?

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: What was the name of the aeroplane in which Wiley Post became the first pilot to fly solo around the world?

Answer: 'WINNIE MAE'


Question: Which Australian did Roger Federer defeat to win his first Wimbledon Men's Singles title in 2003?

Answer: MARK PHILIPPOUSIS


Question: Which author has been nominated for the Booker Prize for the novels 'Briefing For A Descent Into Hell', 'The Sirian Experiments' and 'The Good Terrorist' but is yet to win the award?

Answer: Jane Somers

Answer: Doris Lessing

Answer: Briefing for a Descent into Hell

Answer: Doris Lessig

Answer: Lessing, Doris

Answer: Doris May Lessing CH, OBE

Answer: DORIS LESSING

Answer: Doris lessing

Answer: Doris May Lessing

Answer: Doris Tayler


Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of Queen Victoria's ascension to the throne?

Answer: William Melbourne

Answer: Lord Melbourne

Answer: William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne

Answer: William Lamb Melbourne

Answer: William Lamb, Viscount Melbourne

Answer: 2nd Viscount Melbourne

Answer: LORD MELBOURNE


Question: In which country do the football teams 'Helsingborgs' and 'GIF Sundsvall' play?

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: Of which European country did Gro Harlem Bruntland become the first female Prime Minister in 1981, serving three terms between 1981 and 1996?

Answer: Norvège

Answer: Mainland Norway

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norvege

Answer: Noregur

Answer: NORWAY

Answer: Norwegian state

Answer: Etymology of Norway

Answer: Noruega

Answer: Norwegen

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NO

Answer: Noreg

Answer: Republic of Norway

Answer: Norwegian kingdom

Answer: Kongeriket Noreg

Answer: Name of Norway

Answer: Kongeriket Norge

Answer: Noorwegen

Answer: Kingdom of Norway

Answer: Sport in Norway

Answer: Norwegia

Answer: Royal Kingdom of Norway


Question: Known as 'Orator', what was the name of one of the leading speakers at the rally in Manchester in 1819, which led to the 'Peterloo Massacre'?

Answer: Hunt, Henry

Answer: Henry Hunt (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry Hunt

Answer: HENRY HUNT


Question: Whose last opera was 'The Golden Cockerel'?

Answer: Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky Korsakoff

Answer: NIKOLAI RIMSKY- KORSAKOV

Answer: Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikolay Andreyevich

Answer: Nikolai Andreyevich Rimski-Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky-korsakov

Answer: Rimskij-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakoff

Answer: Rimsky-Korsakof

Answer: Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakoff

Answer: Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakoff

Answer: Nikolai Andrejewitsch Rimsky-Korsakow

Answer: Nikolaj Andreevič Rimskij-Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky korsakov

Answer: Rimsy-korsakov

Answer: Nikolaj Rimskij-Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff

Answer: Nicolas Andreievich Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nicolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolaj Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolaj Andreevic Rimskij-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Николай Римский-Корсаков

Answer: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolai Andreievich Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nicolas Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Answer: Rimsky-Korsakoff

Answer: Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai Andreyevich

Answer: Nikolai Andreevich Rimski-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov

Answer: Nikolay Rimsky Korsakov

Answer: Nikolai Rimsky Korsakoff


Question: Who played 'Captain Corelli' in the film 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin'?

Answer: Weston Coppola

Answer: Nicolas Cage

Answer: Eyes of Noctum

Answer: NicolasCage

Answer: Nic Coppola

Answer: Nic Cage

Answer: Nicolas cage

Answer: Nicholas Cage

Answer: Nicolas Coppola

Answer: Nicholas cage

Answer: Nick Cage

Answer: Nicholas Coppola

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Nicolas Cage

Answer: Dan Edmunds

Answer: Nicolas Kim Coppola

Answer: Weston Cage

Answer: Cage, Nicholas

Answer: Nouveau Shamanic

Answer: NICOLAS CAGE

Answer: Weston Coppola Cage


Question: Of which organisation, founded in Manchester in 1838, were Richard Cobden and John Bright the principal figures?

Answer: Anti-Corn-law League

Answer: ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE

Answer: Anti-Corn-Law League

Answer: Anti-corn-law league

Answer: Anti Corn Law League

Answer: Anti-Corn Law League

Answer: Anti-Cornlaw League

Answer: Anti corn-law league

Answer: Anti-Corn-Law

Answer: Anti corn law league


Question: Only two nations have square flags. One is the Vatican City. Name the other?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CH

Answer: Svissland

Answer: Etymology of Switzerland

Answer: Confederation Helvetia

Answer: Swizerland

Answer: Confederatio Helvetica

Answer: Environmental Integrity Group

Answer: Confoederatio Helvetica

Answer: Svizra

Answer: SWITZERLAND

Answer: Confédération suisse

Answer: SwissEnergy

Answer: Schweitz

Answer: Švýcarsko

Answer: Die Schweiz

Answer: Schwitzerland

Answer: Confederation suisse

Answer: Der Schweiz

Answer: Swiss Confederated States

Answer: Suiza

Answer: Switz

Answer: Switzeland

Answer: Schweiz

Answer: Confederation Helvetica

Answer: Switserland

Answer: Suisse

Answer: Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft

Answer: Switzerland information

Answer: Confederaziun Svizra

Answer: Switzer land

Answer: Switzerland

Answer: Land of the Switzers

Answer: Swiss confederation

Answer: Confœderatio Helvetica

Answer: Swiss

Answer: Confederation Suisse

Answer: Confederation of Helvatia

Answer: Land of the Swiss

Answer: Confederaziun svizra

Answer: Svizzera

Answer: Swissland

Answer: Swizterland

Answer: Confédération Suisse

Answer: Confederazione Svizzera

Answer: Swiss Confederation


Question: Where in the human body can you find the 'Olfactory Bulb'?

Answer: The Nose (novel)

Answer: The Nose

Answer: NOSE

Answer: Nose (disambiguation)


Question: Shawn Carter is the real name of which 'rap' singer?

Answer: Jigga

Answer: Jay–Z

Answer: 'JAY Z'

Answer: J-zee

Answer: The Carter Administration

Answer: Jaÿ-Z

Answer: JAY Z

Answer: Shawn Corey Carter

Answer: Hovito

Answer: Watch the Throne 2

Answer: JZ (rapper)

Answer: Jayz

Answer: Shawn %22Jay-Z%22 Carter

Answer: Jigga Man

Answer: Jzee

Answer: Life+Times

Answer: Shawn Carter

Answer: S. c. carter

Answer: J.Z. (rapper)

Answer: Sean Carter

Answer: J-Zay

Answer: Jiggaman

Answer: Jay0z

Answer: JayZ

Answer: The carter administration

Answer: Jay-z

Answer: Jay Zed

Answer: Jay Zee

Answer: Life + Times

Answer: Shawn C. Carter

Answer: Jay-Z

Answer: Jay0Z

Answer: Young Hov

Answer: S Carter

Answer: Jay Z

Answer: Jay-Z (band)

Answer: Jay z

Answer: Young Hov'

Answer: S. carter


Question: Which acid is contained in Grapes?

Answer: Tartaric acid

Answer: 2,3-dihydroxybutanedioic acid

Answer: Threaric acid

Answer: E334

Answer: Tart flavor

Answer: Dihydroxysuccinic acid

Answer: Paratartaric acid

Answer: Cream of tatar

Answer: Wine Diamonds

Answer: Tartaric Acid

Answer: D-tartaric acid

Answer: Tartaric crystals

Answer: TARTARIC ACID

Answer: Uvic acid

Answer: L-tartaric acid

Answer: C4H6O6

Answer: Tartraric acid

Answer: Mesotartaric acid

Answer: (R,R)-tartrate

Answer: 2,3-dihydroxysuccinic acid

Answer: Tartaric (acid)


Question: Which company made the 'Tigra' model of car?

Answer: Renault Trafic Passenger

Answer: Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro

Answer: Chevrolet Trafic

Answer: Vauxhall vivaro

Answer: Renault Trafic

Answer: Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour

Answer: VAUXHALL

Answer: General Motors Vivaro

Answer: Nissan Primastar

Answer: The Vauxhall

Answer: Vauxhall Vivaro

Answer: Opel Vivaro

Answer: Vauxhall Arena

Answer: Opel Arena


Question: By population, which is the second biggest city in France?

Answer: Lyon (France)

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Transport in Lyon

Answer: Lyons

Answer: The weather in Lyon

Answer: Lyon, France

Answer: Historic Site of Lyons

Answer: Lyons, France

Answer: City of Lyon

Answer: The weather in Lyons

Answer: LYON

Answer: Lyons, Archdiocese of

Answer: Musée des Tissus et des Arts décoratifs

Answer: Capital of gastronomy

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRLIO

Answer: Lyons, FR

Answer: Lyonais


Question: Which Latin word is used for a recess in a church wall containing a basin for washing holy vessels?

Answer: Piscina

Answer: PISCINA

Answer: Sacrarium

Answer: Thalassidion


Question: Of which 1960's London gang was 'Mad Frankie' Fraser a notorious member?

Answer: THE RICHARDSONS

Answer: Richardson gang

Answer: Eddie Richardson

Answer: Charlie Richardson

Answer: Richardson Gang

Answer: The Richardsons

Answer: The Richardson Gang


Question: Baron Gottfried von Cramm lost three consecutive finals in the Gentlemen's Singles at Wimbledon in the 1930s. Name either of the players who beat him.

Answer: FRED PERRY (1935 and 1936) or DONALD BUDGE (1937)

FRED PERRY (1935 and 1936) or DONALD BUDGE (1937)


Question: In which country is Angostura where the bitters were first produced?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VE

Answer: Venezula

Answer: Venezuela, RB

Answer: Republica de Venezuela

Answer: Venuzeula

Answer: The Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela

Answer: Venizuela

Answer: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Venazeula

Answer: VENEZUELA

Answer: Bolivaria

Answer: Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuala

Answer: Venecuela

Answer: Venzuela

Answer: VENEZULEA

Answer: República Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Etymology of Venezuela

Answer: Benezuela

Answer: Venzauela

Answer: VEN

Answer: Venezeula

Answer: Republica de venezuela

Answer: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

Answer: BRV

Answer: Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Answer: Name of Venezuela

Answer: V'zuela


Question: The 2013 G8 Summit was held at Lough Erne Resort in Northern Ireland. In which county is this?

Answer: County Fermanagh

Answer: Fermanagh

Answer: Fermanagh County

Answer: FERMANAGH

Answer: Co Fermanagh

Answer: Co. Fermanagh

Answer: County of Fermanagh

Answer: Fermanagh County Council

Answer: History of County Fermanagh

Answer: Fear Manach

Answer: Fir Manach


Question: In old measurement 1 rod = 1 pole = 1 perch = what fraction of 1 chain?

Answer: A QUARTER

Answer: The Quarter

Answer: The Quarter at Tropicana

Answer: The Quarter Atlantic City

Answer: Quarter at Tropicana

Answer: The Quarter Tropicana


Question: Who wrote the 1951 novel 'The Caine Mutiny'?

Answer: HERMAN WOUK

Answer: Herman Wouk


Question: Virginia Wade won 4 Women's Doubles titles at Grand Slam events (but not Wimbledon). Which Australian was her partner each time?

Answer: Margaret Court Smith

Answer: MARGARET COURT

Answer: Margaret Smith Court

Answer: Margaret Court

Answer: Victory Life Center

Answer: Victory Life Centre

Answer: Margaret Jean Court


Question: Who, more famous for his opera 'Faust', wrote the music used for the anthem of the Vatican City?

Answer: Charles-Francois Gounod

Answer: Gounod, Charles-François

Answer: Ballets by Charles Gounod

Answer: Ballets to the music of Charles Gounod

Answer: Charles Gounod

Answer: Gounoud

Answer: Charles Francis Gounod

Answer: CHARLES GOUNOD

Answer: Charles-François Gounod

Answer: Charles François Gounod

Answer: Gounod

Answer: Gounod, Charles-Francois

Answer: Charles Francois Gounod

Answer: CF Gounod


Question: "Who starred in and directed the 2004 movie ""Beyond the Sea""?"

Answer: Kevin spacy

Answer: Kevin Spacey filmography

Answer: Kevin Spacey

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Kevin Spacey

Answer: Kevin Spacey Fowler

Answer: Kevin spacey


Question: Which 17th/18th century Irish politician leader was nicknamed 'the Liberator"?

Answer: 'monster meetings'

Answer: Daniel O'Connell

Answer: Dónal Ó Conaill

Answer: Monster meetings

Answer: Daniel O'Connell

Answer: Dónall Ó Conaill

Answer: Danial O'Connell


Question: Near which Chinese city is the famous Terracotta Army to be found?

Answer: Xian, China

Answer: Xi'an City

Answer: Xian

Answer: Xi Jing

Answer: Hsi-An

Answer: Xi'an, China

Answer: 西安市

Answer: Sai-an Fu

Answer: Xi'an

Answer: Singan

Answer: Xi'an

Answer: Xi An

Answer: 西安

Answer: Xijing

Answer: Hsian

Answer: Signan

Answer: Xīān

Answer: Xi΄an

Answer: Hsi'an

Answer: Sianfu

Answer: Xian, Shaanxi

Answer: Xi'an, Shaanxi

Answer: X'IAN

Answer: Sian, China

Answer: Hsi-an

Answer: Siking

Answer: Xī'ān


Question: In which British city is the Mitchell Library

Answer: The West End of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

Answer: Glasgo

Answer: Glasgow City (council area)

Answer: Glasgow

Answer: The weather in Glasgow

Answer: Glasgae

Answer: Glesga

Answer: West End of Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow (district)

Answer: City of Glasgow, Scotland

Answer: Glasgow West End

Answer: East End, Glasgow

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBGLW

Answer: City of Glasgow

Answer: East Glasgow

Answer: City of Glasgow (council area)

Answer: Glasgow, Scotland

Answer: Glasgow (Scotland)

Answer: Glasgow, Lanarkshire

Answer: Glesgae

Answer: West Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow, UK

Answer: North Glasgow

Answer: Cathures

Answer: Glesca

Answer: Glaswegians

Answer: City of Glasgow (local government district, Strathclyde region)

Answer: East End of Glasgow

Answer: South Side, Glasgow

Answer: Glasweigan

Answer: Glasgow City

Answer: South Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow's West End

Answer: South East Glasgow

Answer: Glasgow, United Kingdom

Answer: Glaschu


Question: "Who starred in and directed the 1993 film ""A Bronx Tale""?"

Answer: Bobby De Niro

Answer: Robert Mario De Niro, Jr

Answer: Bob De Nero

Answer: De Niro, Robert

Answer: Robert De Niro, Jr

Answer: Robert De Nero

Answer: Robert Deniro

Answer: Robert de niro

Answer: De Niro

Answer: The Comedian (2015 film)

Answer: Bobby deniro

Answer: Robert Dinero

Answer: Bobby De Nero

Answer: Robert Mario De Niro Jr.

Answer: Robert Mario %22Bob%22 De Niro, Jr

Answer: Robert deNiro

Answer: Deniro

Answer: Robert DeNiro

Answer: Robert de Niro

Answer: Bob De Niro

Answer: Robert Mario %22Bob%22 De Niro, Jr.

Answer: Robert Di Nero

Answer: Robert De Niro

Answer: De Nero

Answer: Robert DeNero

Answer: Bob deniro

Answer: Robert De Niro, Jr.

Answer: Robert de Nero


Question: What is the family home of Cavendish's (Dukes of Devonshire)?

Answer: Chatsworth

Answer: Chatsworth (disambiguation)


Question: "Which king of the UK had the nickname The Uncle of Europe""?"

Answer: Eduard VII

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Prince of Wales

Answer: Edward vii

Answer: Albert Edward, Prince of Wales

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay

Answer: Albert, Prince of Wales

Answer: Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay

Answer: Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: King edward vii

Answer: Edward VII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Edward VII

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: Prince Albert Edward

Answer: Edward vii of the united kingdom

Answer: Edward VII of England

Answer: Edward VII of Great Britain

Answer: Edward VII of Scotland

Answer: Edward VII of the UK

Answer: Edward 7

Answer: King Edward VII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Edward VII of Britain

Answer: Prince Albert Edward of the United Kingdom

Answer: King Edward VII

Answer: Edward Vii

Answer: Albert Edward of the United Kingdom


Question: Which British city is served by Eastleigh airport?

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southhampton, England

Answer: Sotonian

Answer: Southhampton

Answer: Southampton, U.K.

Answer: Southampton (city)

Answer: Southampton, Hampshire

Answer: Soton

Answer: Southampton UA

Answer: Southampton Corporation

Answer: So'ton

Answer: Southampton (district)

Answer: County Borough of Southampton

Answer: Southampton Council

Answer: City of Southampton

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBSOU

Answer: Southampton, England

Answer: The weather in Southampton


Question: "Which 2009 film was released with the advertising tag line ""Enter the World"""

Answer: Avatāra

Answer: Maha Avatara

Answer: Purna avatars

Answer: Avatara

Answer: Avatar

Answer: Avatars

Answer: Avataras

Answer: Mahavatara

Answer: Avataar

Answer: Avesha Avatara

Answer: Avātara

Answer: Avater

Answer: Vishnu Avataras

Answer: Mahavatar

Answer: Avitar

Answer: Avatar (Hinduism)

Answer: Purna avatar


Question: What is the family home of the Spencer family for over 500 years?

Answer: Althorp House

Answer: Althorp, Northamptonshire

Answer: Lancelot Edward Wood

Answer: Althorp


Question: The Wolfe Noel Cup is awarded to the winners of the woman's challenge match the USA v Great Britain at which sport?

Answer: Squash (disambiguation)

Answer: Squash

Answer: Squashes


Question: Which Scottish football league club play its home games at Palmerston Park

Answer: The Doonhamers

Answer: Queen Of The South

Answer: Queen of the South FC

Answer: Queen of The South

Answer: QOTSFC

Answer: Queen of the South F. C.

Answer: Queen of the south fc

Answer: Qots

Answer: QotSFC

Answer: The Mighty Queen of the South

Answer: Queen of the South

Answer: Queen of the South F C

Answer: Queen of the south

Answer: QOSFC

Answer: Queen of the South F.C.


Question: By what name is singer Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (born March 28 1986) better known in the world of entertainment?

Answer: @ladygaga

Answer: Red and Blue (Lady Gaga ep)

Answer: Fancy pants (song)

Answer: Lady Gaga as a gay icon

Answer: Joanne Stefani Germanotta

Answer: Little Monsters (social networking site)

Answer: Stefani joanne angelina germanotta

Answer: Little monsters (fan)

Answer: Popart (album)

Answer: Lady Ga Ga

Answer: Fancy Pants (Lady Gaga song)

Answer: Electric Kiss

Answer: Tea (song)

Answer: Lady gaga

Answer: Mother Monster

Answer: Luc Carl

Answer: Little Monsters (fandom)

Answer: Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta

Answer: Lady GaGa (band)

Answer: Fame Monster: The Lady Gaga Story

Answer: Stefani germanotta

Answer: List of Lady Gaga concerts tours

Answer: Little Monsters (Lady Gaga Fans)

Answer: Germanotta

Answer: Stefani Joanne Germanotta

Answer: Lady Gaga in popular culture

Answer: Ledi Gaga

Answer: Lady Gaga

Answer: List of Lady Gaga concert tours

Answer: Ladz Gaga

Answer: Lada Gaga

Answer: Stefani Germanotta

Answer: Lady Gaga as gay icon

Answer: Monster (fragrance)

Answer: LADY GAGA

Answer: Joe Calderone

Answer: Earthquake (lady gaga song)

Answer: Lady GaGa

Answer: Stefani J. A. Germanotta

Answer: High Princess (Stache)

Answer: Jo Calderone

Answer: Lady Caca

Answer: Little Monsters (fan)

Answer: Glitter & Grease

Answer: Little Monsters (social network)

Answer: Still Have Fun

Answer: Lady Gaga on Twitter


Question: In which English town or city is Her Majesty's Prison Foston Hall?

Answer: Derby, Derbyshire

Answer: Deorby

Answer: County Borough of Derby

Answer: Derby City

Answer: Derby, Derbyshire, England

Answer: Derby UA

Answer: Derby (district)

Answer: Derby, England

Answer: Derby City, England

Answer: Derby, United Kingdom

Answer: Derby

Answer: City of Derby


Question: "Which veteran rock singer released the album ""The Healing Game"" in 1997?"

Answer: Van Morrisson

Answer: Van Morisson

Answer: Sir Van Morrison

Answer: Ivan Morrison

Answer: Celtic soul

Answer: Van morrison

Answer: Van Morrison

Answer: Van morrisson

Answer: Van Morrison OBE

Answer: George Ivan Morrison

Answer: Sir George Ivan Morrison

Answer: Van Morrison, OBE


Question: Where in the UK did the Queen unveil a memorial to John F Kennedy in May 1965?

Answer: Runnymead

Answer: Runnimede

Answer: Runney Mead

Answer: Magna Carta Memorial

Answer: Runnymede

Answer: Runnymeade

Answer: Runymede

Answer: Runnymede Meadow

Answer: Runnemede


Question: What name is given to a long, gown-like coat with short sleeves made of wool or cotton, as worn by Muslim priests or high officials?

Answer: A FARJI


Question: On the banks of which river does the town of Kidderminster stand?

Answer: River Stour

Answer: River Stour (disambiguation)

Answer: RIVER STOUR


Question: In 1893 what became the first ready to eat breakfast cereal?

Answer: Shredded wheat

Answer: Shredded Wheat

Answer: 'SHREDDED WHEAT'

Answer: Shredded Wheat Company


Question: On the banks of which river does the Welsh city of Carmarthenstand?

Answer: Tywi

Answer: Afon Tywi

Answer: RIVER TOWY

Answer: River Tywi

Answer: Towy

Answer: River Towy


Question: 'Peaches' and 'Trixie Bell' are two of which singer's daughters?

Answer: BOB GELDHOF


Question: What sort of game would you be playing if you played 'Spoil five'?

Answer: CARDS

Answer: Community Assistance for Reconstruction, Development, and Stabilisation

Answer: Community Assistance for Reconstruction, Development and Stabilisation


Question: What is the name of the circular temple built by Agrippa in Rome and dedicated to all the gods?

Answer: Temple of all the gods

Answer: Pantheon of Rome

Answer: Pantheon (Rome)

Answer: Pantheon Rome

Answer: Pantheon in Rome

Answer: PANTHEON

Answer: Pantheon, Rome

Answer: The Pantheon

Answer: The Pantheon, Rome

Answer: Santa Maria Rotunda

Answer: Roman Pantheon


Question: In motoring terms, what can be an SU, a Weber, or a Zenith?

Answer: Four barrel carburetor

Answer: Carburetters

Answer: Heated-surface carburetor

Answer: CARBURETTOR

Answer: Carburator

Answer: Gasoline carburettor

Answer: Fuel vapors

Answer: Carburetors

Answer: Variable venturi carburetor

Answer: Carburretor

Answer: Carbie

Answer: Diaphragm carburetor

Answer: Carburetor

Answer: Carburettors

Answer: Carburators

Answer: Mixture control

Answer: Vaporizer (internal combustion engine)

Answer: Surface carburetor

Answer: Carbureted

Answer: Carburettor

Answer: Carburation

Answer: Carbereuter

Answer: Carburetter

Answer: Carburated

Answer: Carburetion

Answer: Carberator

Answer: Dual quads

Answer: Carborator


Question: Which artist was famed for his paintings of the water lilies in his garden?

Answer: Claude-Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude monet

Answer: Monet

Answer: Monetesque

Answer: Louise monet

Answer: CLAUDE MONET

Answer: Alice Hoschede

Answer: Oscar-Claude Monet

Answer: The Woman in the Green Dress

Answer: Louise Monet

Answer: Oscar Claude Monet

Answer: Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude O. Monet

Answer: Claude Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude Monet


Question: Which film studio produced the 'Bugs Bunny' cartoons?

Answer: The Warner Brothers (and Sister)

Answer: Mindy and Buttons

Answer: Yakko

Answer: Goodfeathers

Answer: Yakko, Wakko and Dot

Answer: The Warner Brothers

Answer: WARNER BROTHERS

Answer: Yakko Wakko and Dot

Answer: Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fanna Bo Besca the 3rd

Answer: Katie Kaboom

Answer: Minerva Mink

Answer: The Warners

Answer: Flavio and Maurita

Answer: Buttons and mindy

Answer: Randy Beaman

Answer: The Warner Bros.

Answer: Yakko Warner

Answer: Mr. Skullhead

Answer: Ralph the Guard

Answer: Beanie the Brain-Dead Bison

Answer: Ms. Flammeil

Answer: List of minor Animaniacs characters

Answer: Hello Nurse (Animaniacs)

Answer: Yakko Wacko and Dot

Answer: Miss Flammeil

Answer: Flavio and Marita

Answer: The Warner Brothers (and the Warner Sister)

Answer: Yacko Wacko and Dot

Answer: Thaddeus Plotz

Answer: Dr. Otto Scratchansniff

Answer: Katie Ka-Boom

Answer: Marita (hippo)

Answer: Skippy and Slappy

Answer: Hip Hippos

Answer: Princess Angelina Contessa Louisa Francesca Banana Fanna Bo Besca the Third

Answer: Ms. Flamiel

Answer: Yakko, Wakko, and Dot

Answer: List of characters in Animaniacs

Answer: Minerva Mink (Animaniacs character)

Answer: Rita and Runt

Answer: Baloney (Animaniacs)

Answer: Yacko, Wacko, and Dot

Answer: The Warner Sister

Answer: Wakko

Answer: Chicken Boo

Answer: Dot Warner

Answer: The Warner Brothers (and the Warner sister)

Answer: Slappy Squirrel

Answer: List of Animaniacs characters

Answer: Good Idea, Bad Idea

Answer: Dot (Animaniacs)

Answer: Flavio and marita

Answer: Walter Wolf (cartoon character)

Answer: Animaniacs (character)

Answer: Sid the Squid

Answer: The Goodfeathers

Answer: Dr. Scratchansniff

Answer: Skippy Squirrel

Answer: Good Idea/Bad Idea

Answer: Buttons and Mindy

Answer: Wakko Warner

Answer: Minor characters from Animaniacs

Answer: Skippy and Slappy Squirrel

Answer: Otto Scratchansniff


Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus were two members 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: Which country's national flag contains a Yin and Yang symbol at its centre?

Answer: Nam Chosun

Answer: Korea, Republic Of

Answer: So. Korea

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KR

Answer: R.O.K.

Answer: Korea, Republic of

Answer: Korea, South

Answer: Daehan Minguk

Answer: Republic Of Korea

Answer: S. Korea

Answer: R. Korea

Answer: South Kroea

Answer: South korea

Answer: Republican Korea

Answer: Korea (R.O.K.)

Answer: The republic of korea

Answer: SOUTH KOREA

Answer: Korea South

Answer: ROK

Answer: Daehanminkook

Answer: 남한

Answer: South Korea/Economy

Answer: Daehanmingook

Answer: Korea (South)

Answer: Korea Republic

Answer: SKorea

Answer: S Korea

Answer: 韓國

Answer: South-korea

Answer: Republican Corea

Answer: Republic of KOREA

Answer: Corea Republic

Answer: Daehanminkuk

Answer: Korea (Republic of)

Answer: Republic of korea

Answer: Korea (ROK)

Answer: South Koreans

Answer: Free Korea

Answer: Daehanminguk

Answer: 대한민국

Answer: South Corea

Answer: Modern Corea

Answer: South corea

Answer: Taehan-min'guk

Answer: S.Korea

Answer: 大韓民國

Answer: South-Korea

Answer: Republic of Corea

Answer: S. Koreans

Answer: S. Korean

Answer: South Korean

Answer: Korea (Seoul)

Answer: Namjoseon

Answer: Republic of Korea

Answer: Korea, S

Answer: Korean Republic

Answer: Republic of South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: 한국

Answer: Corean Republic


Question: What was the pseudonym of author John Griffith Chaney?

Answer: "To the Man on Trail"

Answer: John Griffith Chaney

Answer: Love of Life (story)

Answer: London, Jack

Answer: JACK LONDON

Answer: Jack london biography

Answer: Jack London's

Answer: John Griffith London

Answer: Útek zo zlatej krajiny

Answer: Jack London

Answer: Blaine Winchester

Answer: Jack london


Question: What value American bank note has the White House on its reverse?

Answer: twenty  $

Answer: $20

Answer: 20 $


Question: The sweet red wine 'Commandaria' is produced on which island?

Answer: Culture of Cyprus

Answer: Kıbrıs

Answer: Etymology of Cyprus

Answer: History of ancient Cyprus

Answer: Island of Cyprus

Answer: Name of Northern Cyprus

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CY

Answer: Zypern

Answer: South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus)

Answer: Architecture of Cyprus

Answer: Colony of Cyprus

Answer: Country CYP

Answer: Kibris

Answer: Southern Cyprus

Answer: Political system of cyprus

Answer: Greek Cyprus

Answer: Kypros

Answer: Κύπρος

Answer: CYPRUS

Answer: Cyrpus

Answer: Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus

Answer: Republic of Cyprus

Answer: Ciprus

Answer: Name of Cyprus

Answer: Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία

Answer: Cyprus

Answer: Cyprus goods

Answer: Cyprus (Republic of)

Answer: Greek Republic of Cyprus


Question: In the Hindu religion what name is given to the triad of chief gods Brahma, Vishnu and Siva?

Answer: Hindu Trinity

Answer: Three God heads

Answer: Vedic triad

Answer: The Trimurti

Answer: Hindu trinity

Answer: TRIMURTI

Answer: Trimurthy

Answer: Three God Heads

Answer: Trimurt

Answer: Three godheads (Ayyavazhi)

Answer: The Maintainer

Answer: Three forms

Answer: Trinity in hinduism

Answer: Nathan (Ayyavazhi)

Answer: Trimurti

Answer: Trimurthi


Question: What is the county town of Mayo?

Answer: Catlebar

Answer: Castle of the Barry family

Answer: Castle Bar

Answer: Caisleán an Bharraigh

Answer: Caislean an Bharraigh

Answer: Castlebar

Answer: Castlebar, Mayo

Answer: CASTLE BAR

Answer: Cornanool


Question: With what orchestral instrument would you associate Yo- Yo Ma?

Answer: Barrett's esophagus

Answer: Barrets esophagus

Answer: Barrett's esophagus

Answer: Barretts oesophagus

Answer: Barrett syndrome

Answer: Barrett's Oesophagus

Answer: Barret esophagus

Answer: Barrett's syndrome

Answer: Barret's esophagus

Answer: Barrett's oesophagus

Answer: CELLO

Answer: Barrett's

Answer: Barrett's Disease

Answer: Barrett's Esophagus

Answer: Barrett's esophagitis

Answer: Barrett esophagus

Answer: Barretts esophagus


Question: Who painted 'Rouen Cathedral: Sunset' found in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA?

Answer: MONET

Answer: Claude-Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude monet

Answer: Monet

Answer: Monetesque

Answer: Louise monet

Answer: Alice Hoschede

Answer: Oscar-Claude Monet

Answer: The Woman in the Green Dress

Answer: Louise Monet

Answer: Oscar Claude Monet

Answer: Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude O. Monet

Answer: Claude Oscar Monet

Answer: Claude Monet


Question: Which 'Inn of Court' in London is missing - Lincoln's Inn, Inner Temple, Middle Temple and ........?

Answer: Greys Inn

Answer: Grey's Inn

Answer: Honourable Society of Grays Inn

Answer: The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn

Answer: The Honourable Society of Grays Inn

Answer: Grays Inn

Answer: Gray's Inn

Answer: Gray's Inn

Answer: Grays inn

Answer: GRAY'S INN

Answer: Honourable Society of Gray's Inn


Question: The Livadia Palace near which Crimean city was the site of a 1945 Peace Conference?

Answer: Yalta

Answer: Yalta, Ukraine

Answer: YALTA

Answer: Jalta

Answer: Ялта

Answer: Yalita


Question: Which of the London Livery Companies is first in order of preference?

Answer: Mercers' Hall

Answer: The Mercers' Company

Answer: Mercers Company

Answer: Mercers' Company

Answer: Worshipful Company of Mercers

Answer: Mercers

Answer: Worshipful Company of MERCERS

Answer: Mercers' Guild


Question: On which subject do Carol Kirkwood and Helen Willets report on BBC TV?

Answer: Weather conditions

Answer: The weather

Answer: Weather Systems

Answer: WEATHER

Answer: Fair weather

Answer: Waether

Answer: Inclement weather

Answer: Planetary weather

Answer: Weather systems

Answer: Weather

Answer: Weather patterns

Answer: Wheather

Answer: Calm weather

Answer: Weather pattern

Answer: Hot weather


Question: 'The Playboy Riots' occurred during and following the opening in 1907 of 'The Playboy Of The Western World' by J.M. Synge, at which Dublin theatre?

Answer: Irish National Theatre Society

Answer: ABBEY THEATRE

Answer: Irish National Theatre

Answer: Peacock Theatre, Dublin

Answer: The Abbey Theater

Answer: Abbey School of Actors

Answer: Abbey School of Acting

Answer: National Theatre of Ireland

Answer: Abbey Theater

Answer: Abbey Theatre, Dublin

Answer: Abbey Experimental Theatre Company

Answer: Abbey School of Ballet

Answer: Abbey Theatre

Answer: Abbey Players

Answer: The Abbey Theatre


Question: The name of which chemical element is derived from the German for 'goblin'?

Answer: Co-Balt

Answer: Co-balt

Answer: COBALT


Question: In which German city is the newspaper 'Suddeutsche Zeitung' published?

Answer: Múnich

Answer: Munich West Germany

Answer: München, Germany

Answer: Obermenzing

Answer: Munichen

Answer: Munich (Germany)

Answer: Munich

Answer: Münich

Answer: Education in Munich

Answer: Monachium

Answer: München IRO displaced persons camp

Answer: Munchen IRO displaced persons camp

Answer: Monachum

Answer: DEMUC

Answer: City of Munich

Answer: MUNICH

Answer: Munchen, Germany

Answer: Muenich

Answer: Muenchen, Germany

Answer: Monaco di Baviera

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEMUC

Answer: Muenchen

Answer: München

Answer: Monaco of Bavaria

Answer: Muenchen IRO displaced persons camp

Answer: Munchen

Answer: Munich, Germany

Answer: Munich, Bavaria


Question: Which company produces the video game console 'Xbox 360'?

Answer: 'Microsoft Corp

Answer: Microsoft Canada

Answer: Mircosoft

Answer: Microsoft Inc

Answer: Micro soft

Answer: Microsoat

Answer: Microsoft corporation

Answer: MSoft

Answer: Office Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Connect

Answer: Microosft

Answer: Mickeysoft

Answer: Microsft

Answer: Microsoft connect

Answer: Windows Corporation

Answer: Microsoft, Inc.

Answer: Microsoft's

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: MS Corp

Answer: AS8075

Answer: Micrasoft

Answer: Microsoft Inc.

Answer: MSN Corporation

Answer: Microcomputer software

Answer: Microsoft, Incorporated

Answer: Micro-soft

Answer: Microsfot

Answer: Microscam

Answer: MicroSoft Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Way

Answer: Microsoft arc Mouse

Answer: Microsoft.com

Answer: Blibbet

Answer: MICROSOFT

Answer: Microsoft logos

Answer: .azure

Answer: Microsoft Corp

Answer: NASDAQ:MSFT

Answer: Microsoft Corp.

Answer: Aorato

Answer: Micro-Soft

Answer: Microsoft Incorporated

Answer: Mikrosoft

Answer: Micro Soft

Answer: Microsoft Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Ltd

Answer: Microsoft Visitor Center

Answer: Microsoft Corpration

Answer: WebsiteSpark

Answer: .bing

Answer: MSLI

Answer: MicroSoft


Question: Which t.v. sit-com featured the 'Shipman' and 'West' families?

Answer: Gavin and stacy

Answer: Vanessa Jenkins

Answer: Gavin and Stacy

Answer: Nessa Jenkins

Answer: Stacey Shipman

Answer: Pete Sutcliffe

Answer: Bryn West (Gavin & Stacey)

Answer: Gavin & Stacy

Answer: Gavin Shipman

Answer: 'GAVIN & STACEY'

Answer: Michael Shipman

Answer: Vanessa Shanessa Jenkins

Answer: Gavin & Stacey tv series

Answer: Vanessa %22Nessa%22 Shanessa Jenkins

Answer: Gavin and Stacey

Answer: Gavin & Stacey

Answer: Gavin and stacey


Question: Give the first name of either of the children of the Duchess of Cornwall?

Answer: TOM or LAURA


Question: When sending an email you are given the option to 'Add Cc' or 'Add Bcc'. For which word is the 'B' the initial letter?

Answer: Blind carbon copy

Answer: Undisclosed recipients

Answer: Blind Carbon Copy

Answer: Blind carbon-copy

Answer: Blank carbon copy

Answer: BLIND (carbon copy)

Answer: Bcc:


Question: In which Italian city is the newspaper 'La Stampa' published?

Answer: The Turin

Answer: TURIN


Question: Who is the detective played by Martin Shaw in a t.v. series set in North East England in the 1960's?

Answer: Inspector George Gently (TV series)

Answer: 'GEORGE GENTLY'

Answer: George Gently

Answer: Inspector George Gently


Question: The razorbill and guillemot are members of which bird family?

Answer: AUK

Answer: AUK (disambiguation)


Question: The words: 'It's the thrill of the fight. Rising up to the challenge of our rival ' are from which pop hit?

Answer: EYE OF THE TIGER (Survivor)


Question: Which Indian batsman is the top run scorer (October 2011) at the ICC World Cup events?

Answer: SACHIN TENDULKAR (2278)


Question: Who in 1879 established the Christian Science sect?

Answer: MARY BARKER EDDY


Question: How many pints are there in a 'Winchester'?

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: In the 1950's who succeeded Winston Churchill as British prime minister?

Answer: First Viscount Eden

Answer: Sir Robert Anthony Eden

Answer: 1st Earl of Avon

Answer: Lord Avon

Answer: First Earl of Avon

Answer: Robert Anthony Eden, Viscount Eden Of Leamington

Answer: Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon, Viscount Eden of Royal Leamington Spa

Answer: Robert Anthony, Viscount Eden Of Leamington

Answer: Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon

Answer: Robert Anthony Eden, 1st Earl of Avon

Answer: Robert Anthony Eden

Answer: 1st earl of Avon

Answer: Sir Anthony Eden

Answer: Antony Eden

Answer: Anthony Eden

Answer: 1st Viscount Eden

Answer: Viscount Eden Of Leamington

Answer: Viscount Eden of Royal Leamington Spa

Answer: Tony Eden


Question: "By what 4 letter word is the ""bulb"" of a crocus more correctly known?"

Answer: Bulbo-tubers

Answer: Corm

Answer: Bulbotuber

Answer: Corms

Answer: Bulbo-tuber

Answer: Bulbotubers


Question: What is the name of the professional body that represents solicitors in England and Wales?

Answer: Law Society of England and Wales

Answer: President of the Law Society

Answer: Law Society of England

Answer: The Society of Attorneys, Solicitors, Proctors, and others not being Barristers, practising in the Courts of Law and Equity of the United Kingdom

Answer: Incorporated Law Society

Answer: The Law Society


Question: "What was the name of the dog in the children's TV series ""The Herbs""?"

Answer: Dill

Answer: Dill weed

Answer: Anethum arvense

Answer: Lao coriander

Answer: Dill seed

Answer: Shepu

Answer: Anethum

Answer: Dillweed

Answer: Pastinaca anethum

Answer: Ferula graveolens

Answer: Peucedanum sowa

Answer: Selinum anethum

Answer: Anethum sowa

Answer: Peucedanum anethum

Answer: Selinum graveolens

Answer: Garden dill

Answer: Angelica graveolens

Answer: Peucedanum graveolens

Answer: Anethum graveolens


Question: What was the name of painter van Gogh's brother to whom he wrote many letters?

Answer: Theo


Question: Mykonos, Naxos and Santorini are in which group of Greek islands?

Answer: Cyclades Prefecture

Answer: Kyklades Prefecture

Answer: Kikladhes

Answer: Kyklades

Answer: Cyclades

Answer: List of municipalities in the Cyclades and the Dodecanese

Answer: Cycladic

Answer: Cyclodes

Answer: ΚΥΚΛΑΔΕΣ

Answer: Κυκλάς

Answer: Κυκλάδες

Answer: Kykládes

Answer: Cyclades islands

Answer: Cyclades Islands

Answer: Cycladic Islands


Question: Which 1964 film was the second to feature Peter Sellers as Inspector Clouseau?

Answer: Shot in the dark

Answer: Shot in the Dark

Answer: A Shot in the Dark (song)

Answer: Shot In the Dark

Answer: A Shot in the Dark

Answer: A Shot In The Dark

Answer: Shot in the Dark (disambiguation)

Answer: A Shot in the Dark (film)


Question: Give a year in the life of Irish playwright and poet John Millington Synge.

Answer: 1871-1909


Question: What was the currency of the Netherlands from the 17th century until 2002

Answer: Gulden, Historical Denomination

Answer: Gulden (historical denomination)

Answer: Guilders

Answer: Guilder


Question: The Meltdown (2006) is the second in which series of films?

Answer: Theory of ice ages

Answer: Ice-age

Answer: Ice-Age

Answer: Ice age

Answer: Ice age theory

Answer: Future ice age

Answer: Glacial stage

Answer: Ice Ages

Answer: United States ice age

Answer: Glacial cycle

Answer: Affect of ice age in uk

Answer: Glacial Stage

Answer: Glacial maximum

Answer: Ice ages

Answer: Ice age in United States

Answer: Ice age Earth

Answer: Great Ice Age

Answer: Glacial Epoch

Answer: Glacial Maximum

Answer: Cold period

Answer: Glacial age

Answer: Ice Age


Question: 'Wilson, the Wonder Athlete' who was still breaking world records at the age of 128, first appeared in 1933 in which boy's comic?

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F. C.

Answer: Spurs manager

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Foundation

Answer: Tottenham Hostpur

Answer: Tottenham FC

Answer: HOTSPUR

Answer: The lilywhites

Answer: Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F C

Answer: Hotspurs

Answer: COYS

Answer: Hotspur (disambiguation)

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C

Answer: THFC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Hotspur

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur FC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur

Answer: Thfc

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs FC

Answer: Audere est facere

Answer: FC Tottenham

Answer: Spurs FC

Answer: Yid Army


Question: In which English county is the town of Oswestry?

Answer: Salopia

Answer: Rhosygadfa

Answer: Geography of Shropshire

Answer: Shrops

Answer: Woundale

Answer: Shropshire, England

Answer: Shropshire

Answer: Economy of Shropshire

Answer: County of Shropshire

Answer: Wrickton

Answer: Basford, Shropshire

Answer: SHROPSHIRE

Answer: Salop

Answer: Salops

Answer: County of Salop


Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills?

Answer: VINCE CABLE

Answer: John Vincent Cable

Answer: Vincent Cable

Answer: Vincent Cable MP

Answer: Vince Cable


Question: Who plays the title character in the recent BBC TV series 'Sherlock'?

Answer: Benedict cumberbatch

Answer: Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch

Answer: Benedict Cumberbatch

Answer: BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH


Question: Which Central American country has a currency which is named after a bird, the Quetzal?

Answer: República de Guatemala

Answer: Republic Guatemala

Answer: Subdivisions of Guatemala

Answer: Etymology of Guatemala

Answer: Republic of Guatemala

Answer: Administrative divisions of Guatemala

Answer: Guatelmala

Answer: Guatimala

Answer: Gvatemala

Answer: GUATEMALA

Answer: Guatemala

Answer: Guatamala

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GT

Answer: Gutzemala

Answer: Health in Guatemala


Question: Named in honour of the Scottish physicist who presented the unified theory of electromagnetism, what is the CGS unit of magnetic flux?

Answer: Maxwell

Answer: Maxwell (disambiguation)

Answer: MAXWELL


Question: In which prison was 'Amy' born in the novel 'Little Dorrit'?

Answer: Chummage

Answer: Angel Alley

Answer: MARSHALSEA

Answer: White Lion Prison

Answer: Garnish (fee)

Answer: Marshalsea prison

Answer: Gaols Committee

Answer: Marshalsea

Answer: Trial of William Acton

Answer: Angel Court

Answer: Marshalsea Prison

Answer: Angel Place

Answer: White Lion prison


Question: Which Cambridge College was attended by Anthony Blunt, Kim Philby and Guy Burgess?

Answer: TRINITY


Question: Which principality was established in 1278 by the Treaty of Joint Suzerainty?

Answer: Military of Andorra

Answer: Principado de Andorra

Answer: Valles de Andorra

Answer: ANDORRA

Answer: Andorra

Answer: The Principality of Andorra

Answer: Name of Andorra

Answer: Health in Andorra

Answer: Religion in Andorra

Answer: AndorrA

Answer: Protestantism in Andorra

Answer: The weather in Andorra

Answer: Andorre

Answer: Principauté d'Andorre

Answer: Hinduism in Andorra

Answer: Andorra/Military

Answer: Andorran Navy

Answer: Principaute d'Andorre

Answer: Principat d'Andorra

Answer: Principality of Andorra

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AD