Question: Donald Neilson was a notorious figure in the 1970's, but how was he better known?

Answer: Reports of black cougars in the United States

Answer: Reports of black cougars in the United States of America

Answer: Black jaguar

Answer: Black leopard

Answer: Reports of black cougars in the US

Answer: Black Leopard

Answer: North American black panther

Answer: Panther habitat

Answer: Reports of black cougars in the USA

Answer: Black Panther

Answer: 'THE BLACK PANTHER'

Answer: Black panther

Answer: Reports of black panthers in Australia

Answer: Panthera pardus (Melanistic)

Answer: Melanistic Panthera pardus


Question: What type of animal is a 'Binturong'?

Answer: MONGOOSE (largest of the Mongoose family)

MONGOOSE (largest of the Mongoose family)


Question: Nouakchott is the capital of which Islamic African republic?

Answer: Domain of Moor

Answer: MAURETANIA

Answer: Mauretania Secunda

Answer: Roman Mauretania

Answer: Mauretanian Kingdom

Answer: Ancient mauretania

Answer: Kingdom of Mauretania

Answer: Roman-Moorish kingdoms

Answer: Roman-Moor Kingdoms

Answer: Mauretania Prima

Answer: List of Kings of Mauretania

Answer: King of Mauretania

Answer: Classical mauretania

Answer: Mauretania Sitifensis

Answer: Classical morocco

Answer: Mauretania

Answer: List of kings of Mauretania

Answer: Sitifensis


Question: Ilich Ramirez Sanchez was a notorious figure in the 1970's. How was he better known?

Answer: Carlos the jackal

Answer: Carlos (Ilich Ramirez Sanchez)

Answer: Carlos (Ilich Ramírez Sánchez)

Answer: Carlos the Jackal

Answer: Ilich Ramirez Sanchez

Answer: Carlos The Jackal

Answer: Carlos (terrorist)

Answer: 'CARLOS THE JACKAL'

Answer: Illich Ramirez Sanchez

Answer: Ilich Ramírez Sánchez

Answer: Ilyich Ramirez-Sanchez


Question: What was the objective in 1956 of what the government called 'Operation Musketeer'?

Answer: (The retaking of the) SUEZ CANAL


Question: Who memorably failed to win the Marathon in the 1954 Commonwealth Games?

Answer: Jim Peters

Answer: JIM PETERS

Answer: Jim Peters (hockey)

Answer: James Peters (disambiguation)

Answer: Peters, James

Answer: Jimmy Peters

Answer: James Peters


Question: In which modern day country was the ancient city of Carthage situated?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TN

Answer: Tunisian Republic

Answer: Republic of Tunisia

Answer: Tounes

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia in the middle ages

Answer: Tunisie

Answer: Etymology of Tunisia

Answer: Medieval tunisia

Answer: TUNISIA

Answer: الجمهورية التونسية

Answer: Classical tunisia

Answer: Tunnisia

Answer: Name of Tunisia

Answer: Administrative divisions of Tunisia

Answer: Ancient tunisia

Answer: Tounisiyya

Answer: Tunisa

Answer: Tunesia

Answer: Al-Jumhūriyya at-Tūnisiyya


Question: What is the meteorological name of the clouds commonly known as 'Mares Tails'?

Answer: Cirrus (building)

Answer: Cirrus (disambiguation)

Answer: CIRRUS

Answer: Cirrus


Question: Three Liverpool players were in the 1966 England World Cup winning squad. Roger Hunt and Ian Callaghan were two – who was the third?

Answer: Gerry Byrne

Answer: Gerry Byrne (disambiguation)


Question: Which Gilbert & Sullivan operetta has the subtitle "The Statutory Duel"?

Answer: The Grand Duke

Answer: The Grand Duke or The Statutory Duel

Answer: The Statutory Duel

Answer: Statutory Duel


Question: Who created the cartoon character Hagar the Horrible?

Answer: Dik Browne


Question: Who appears on the reverse of the current Bank of England £10 note?

Answer: Charles R. Darwin

Answer: Charles R Darwin

Answer: Darwin200

Answer: Darwin 200

Answer: Charles Darwin's

Answer: Darwin's

Answer: Charlesdarwin

Answer: CR Darwin

Answer: C. R. Darwin

Answer: Charles darwin

Answer: Charles Robert Darwin

Answer: Chuck Darwin

Answer: C darwin

Answer: Darwin's theory

Answer: Charles Darwin

Answer: Mary Darwin

Answer: Darwin, Charles

Answer: Charels darwin


Question: Give any year in the life of the Portuguese prince known as Henry the Navigator.

Answer: 1394-1460


Question: Which geological period is named after an ancient tribe which once inhabited South Wales?

Answer: Silurian period

Answer: Ludfordian

Answer: Lower Silurian

Answer: Silurian System

Answer: Llandovery epoch

Answer: Early Silurian

Answer: Upper Silurian

Answer: Ludlow epoch

Answer: Silurian climate

Answer: Silurian system

Answer: Gorstian

Answer: Aeronian

Answer: Pridoli epoch

Answer: Silurian Era

Answer: Telychian

Answer: Rhuddanian

Answer: Late Silurian

Answer: Rhuddalian

Answer: Ontarian stage

Answer: Silurian Period

Answer: Silurian

Answer: Přídolí epoch

Answer: Llandovery Series

Answer: Silurian era


Question: How is the prince described in the title of the 1911 ballet music composed by Bela Bartok?

Answer: Diffuse-porous wood

Answer: Wood chemicals

Answer: Wood

Answer: Knothole

Answer: Wood product

Answer: Spring wood

Answer: Late wood

Answer: Alburnum

Answer: Latewood

Answer: Wood knot

Answer: Sapwood (wood)

Answer: Wood products

Answer: Splintwood

Answer: Wood, as a medium

Answer: Wooden

Answer: Ring-porous wood

Answer: Wood properties

Answer: Heartwood

Answer: Earlywood

Answer: Wood engineering design

Answer: Duramen

Answer: Summer wood

Answer: Knot (wood)

Answer: %22Wood science%22

Answer: Knot (timber)


Question: In which race did Zola Budd and Mary Decker famously collide at the 1984 Olympics?

Answer: 3000 metres

Answer: three thousand  distance

Answer: 3000 distance


Question: What breed of dog is Marmaduke in the newspaper cartoon strip of that name?

Answer: Great daine

Answer: Great Danes

Answer: Deutsche Dogge

Answer: Boarhound

Answer: GREAT DANE

Answer: German Mastiff

Answer: Great dane

Answer: Grand danois

Answer: Great Dane


Question: Michael Jackson was one of ten children. Who is the youngest, born in 1966?

Answer: Joint Academic Network

Answer: JANET(UK)

Answer: JANET

Answer: JNT Association

Answer: UKERNA

Answer: SuperJANET

Answer: Ja.net

Answer: Janet(UK)


Question: Which A road crosses the Humber Bridge?

Answer: A15

Answer: A-15

Answer: A15 (disambiguation)

Answer: A.15

Answer: A 15


Question: Which Central American country has a currency named in honour of a fifteenth to sixteenth century Spaniard?

Answer: PANAMA (the BALBOA)


Question: The title of the play Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw comes from the opening words of the Aeneid by which Roman poet?

Answer: Virgil in his Basket

Answer: Virgil in his basket

Answer: Publius Virgilius Maro

Answer: Publius Vergilus Maro

Answer: Swan of Mantua

Answer: Vergilius

Answer: Virgilian

Answer: Virgil

Answer: Pheryllt

Answer: VIRGIL

Answer: Publius Vergilius Maro

Answer: Maro Virgilius

Answer: Mantuan Swan

Answer: Vergil

Answer: Virgilius


Question: Which composer of the opera The Bartered Bride died on this date in 1884?

Answer: BEDŘICH SMETANA

Answer: Smetana

Answer: Bedřich Smetana

Answer: Smétana

Answer: Smetna

Answer: Friedrich Smetana

Answer: Bedřich Smétana

Answer: Bedrich Smetana


Question: In which English town is the Georgian colonnade called the Pantiles?

Answer: Royal Tonbridge Wells

Answer: Tonbridge Wells

Answer: Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Answer: Tunbridge Wells

Answer: (ROYAL) TUNBRIDGE WELLS

Answer: Royal Tunbridge Wells

Answer: Royal Borough of Tunbridge Wells

Answer: Tunbridge Wells, England

Answer: Culverden Down


Question: What is the stage name of American singer/songwriter Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson?

Answer: Katheryn Perry

Answer: Kathryn Elizabeth Hudson

Answer: Katy Perry

Answer: Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson

Answer: Katy Perrie

Answer: KatyCat

Answer: Katy Hudson Perry

Answer: Katy Cats

Answer: Katty Perry

Answer: Hudson (singer)

Answer: David D. Hudson

Answer: Katy Cat

Answer: Katheryn Hudson

Answer: (A) Katy Perry

Answer: Katy pery

Answer: Katheryn E. Hudson

Answer: David Hudson (singer)

Answer: Katy perry

Answer: KatyCats

Answer: Kate Perry

Answer: KATY PERRY

Answer: David Daniel Hudson

Answer: Katy Hudson


Question: Accrington Stanley's biggest league win was 8-0 in 1934 when they beat which club from the Wirral who were members of the Football League from 1923 until 1951?

Answer: NEW BRIGHTON

Answer: New Brighton

Answer: New Brighton (disambiguation)


Question: Which modern day motor car company made the World War II Japanese aircraft, the 'Zero'?

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corp.

Answer: Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corp. - 三菱電機株式会社

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Answer: Mitsubishi Electronics

Answer: EVLI

Answer: Mitsubishi Escalator

Answer: Mitsubishi Elevator

Answer: MITSUBISHI

Answer: 三菱電機株式会社

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corp

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric


Question: Which cricketer holds the record of taking the most wickets in Test Matches for England?

Answer: IAN BOTHAM

Answer: Ian Botham

Answer: Sir Ian Terence Botham

Answer: I T Botham

Answer: Sir Ian Botham

Answer: Ian Terence Botham


Question: What is the name of the warm dry wind that blows on the est side of the Rocky Mountains in North America, usually in winter and spring?

Answer: Chinook (disambiguation)

Answer: Chinook (kutyafajta)

Answer: C̓inúk

Answer: Chinooks

Answer: Chinock

Answer: Chinook

Answer: CHINOOK


Question: In which gentlemen's club did Phineas Fogg make the bet that he could travel around the world in eighty days?

Answer: Reform Club

Answer: The Reform Club

Answer: THE REFORM CLUB


Question: What is the name of the character played by Nicole Kidman in the film 'Moulin Rouge'?

Answer: Satine

Answer: 'SATINE'


Question: Who was US Secretary of State from 1977 - 80?

Answer: CYRUS VANCE

Answer: Cyrus Roberts Vance

Answer: Cyrus Vance

Answer: Cyrus R. Vance


Question: Who did 'Eastenders' character 'Dot Cotton' marry in 2001?

Answer: 'JIM BRANNING'

Answer: Jim Branning


Question: To which foodstuff does the adjective 'Butyric' apply?

Answer: Butter

Answer: BUTTER

Answer: Butter pat

Answer: Whey butter

Answer: Buttered

Answer: Lightly salted butter

Answer: Buter

Answer: Cultured butter

Answer: Unsalted butter


Question: Who wrote the Buddy Holly hit 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore'?

Answer: بول مصطفى عبدي أنكا

Answer: Paul Anka Filmography

Answer: Paul Mustapha Abdi Anka

Answer: Paul A. Anka

Answer: Paul Anka

Answer: PAUL ANKA

Answer: Paul Anka filmography

Answer: Paul Albert Anka


Question: In which country's army did Guy Fawkes enlist in 1593?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Which singer-actress played 'Evita' in the 1996 film of that name?

Answer: Madonnas

Answer: Madonna and child

Answer: Madonna Enthroned with Child

Answer: The Madonna

Answer: Virgin with Child

Answer: The Madonna and Child

Answer: Madonna And Child

Answer: Virgin and child

Answer: Madonna and Child

Answer: MADONNA

Answer: Madonna (painting)

Answer: Virgin and Child

Answer: Madonna (art)

Answer: Virgin and Infant


Question: Who were the first ever winners of the FA Cup, in 1872?

Answer: The Wanderer

Answer: Wanderer (disambiguation)

Answer: The Wanderer (album)

Answer: Wanderer

Answer: Wanderer (album)

Answer: The Wanderer (song)

Answer: Wanderers

Answer: The Wanderer (disambiguation)

Answer: WANDERERS

Answer: The wanderers

Answer: The Wanderers

Answer: The Wanderer (novel)

Answer: The Wanderers (novel)


Question: What is the name of the Police Chief in 'The Simpsons'?

Answer: CHIEF Clancy WIGGUM

Answer: Chief wiggum

Answer: Clancy Wiggum

Answer: Chief Wiggum

Answer: Chief Clancy Wiggum

Answer: Cheif Wiggum

Answer: Daddy Round-Round

Answer: The Simpsons/Chief Clancy Wiggum


Question: Which Shakespeare play centres around a novice nun called 'Isabella' whosebrother is to be executed unless she succumbs to the attentions of 'Angelo'?

Answer: Keepdown

Answer: 'MEASURE FOR MEASURE'

Answer: Over done

Answer: Keep down

Answer: Kate Keepdown

Answer: Overdone

Answer: Measure for Measure

Answer: Mistress Overdone

Answer: Measure For Measure

Answer: Abhorson

Answer: Measure for measure


Question: Which fictional/historical character owned a dog called 'Cabal' (or Cavall)?

Answer: KING ARTHUR

Answer: King, Arthur

Answer: Arthur King

Answer: Arthur King (disambiguation)


Question: In internet chat room language, what does 'BRB' mean?

Answer: Lmbo

Answer: STFU n00b!

Answer: Isab

Answer: IJCMPILSH

Answer: IHMO

Answer: Ilysm

Answer: AIMspeak

Answer: Internetism

Answer: WTH

Answer: Text talk

Answer: Lwpimp

Answer: BBML

Answer: Internet abbreviation

Answer: Aolese

Answer: Im lingo

Answer: Internet slangs

Answer: Iykwim

Answer: AOLease

Answer: Computer slang

Answer: Idgf

Answer: Like OMG

Answer: Internet acronym

Answer: 4got

Answer: Internetese

Answer: Chatroom shorthand

Answer: BITFF

Answer: Noes

Answer: Internet Slang

Answer: OMFGWTFBBQ

Answer: IBDTSFY

Answer: Internet English

Answer: Kthxbai

Answer: STFU newbie!

Answer: Internet words

Answer: Cyberbug

Answer: Chat language

Answer: Usawk

Answer: CAOK

Answer: Internet slagn

Answer: Weblish

Answer: AOLese

Answer: AIM speak

Answer: Abbreviations used online

Answer: Wswta

Answer: Chat short hand

Answer: Roflcakes

Answer: Kthxbye

Answer: Be Right Back

Answer: Digispeak

Answer: Internet Talk

Answer: Chatroom short hand

Answer: FCOL

Answer: Internet lingo

Answer: Chat abbreviations

Answer: Chat acronyms

Answer: MMORPG slang

Answer: Snoi

Answer: B2w (Internet Slang)

Answer: C&V

Answer: Be right there

Answer: Netspeak

Answer: Oyfg

Answer: Internet abbreviations

Answer: Chat room short hand

Answer: Tmth

Answer: AOL Speak

Answer: OMG LOL

Answer: AOLspeak

Answer: 'BE RIGHT BACK'

Answer: Internet speak

Answer: I M language

Answer: IntS

Answer: Omg wtf lol

Answer: Internet acronyms

Answer: AOL speak

Answer: Forget My Life

Answer: Gimh

Answer: Internet slang

Answer: Msn lingo

Answer: Nu English

Answer: Jeomk

Answer: S2r

Answer: Aolish

Answer: Internet jargon

Answer: Ttly

Answer: Internetspeak

Answer: Chat shorthand

Answer: Email shorthand

Answer: Internet and text slang

Answer: Kthx

Answer: FLOABT

Answer: Internet Chat Slang

Answer: TRDR

Answer: LMPO

Answer: Oh noes

Answer: Internet dialect

Answer: LEL (Internet Acronym)

Answer: Internet slang words

Answer: TLNR

Answer: Pl0x

Answer: Webonics

Answer: Wuu2

Answer: CUWUL

Answer: O.M.F.G.

Answer: Jftr

Answer: Cyberslang

Answer: Geek lingo

Answer: Jtluk

Answer: ICYDK

Answer: Internet chat acryonym

Answer: Chat speak

Answer: ROLFCOPLTER

Answer: Bm4l

Answer: Aim acronym

Answer: WITM8


Question: Name the first monarch of the House of Lancaster?

Answer: King Henry IV

Answer: Henry IV (play)

Answer: Henry 4

Answer: Hendrik IV

Answer: HENRY IV

Answer: Heinrich IV

Answer: Henry the Fourth

Answer: Henry IV (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry Iv

Answer: Henry IV

Answer: Henry iv


Question: "The following is the first line from which book?""1801 - I have just returned from a visit to my landlord""."

Answer: Wutherin heights

Answer: Wuthering

Answer: Thrushcross Grange

Answer: Wuthering Heights

Answer: Wuthering heights

Answer: 'WUTHERING HEIGHTS'

Answer: Frances Earnshaw


Question: What word connects bermuda with a Scottish Racecourse?

Answer: Hamilton (disambiguation)

Answer: Hamilton (Disambiguation)

Answer: Hamilton, California

Answer: Hamilton (movie)

Answer: HAMILTON

Answer: Hamilton

Answer: Hamilton, California (disambiguation)

Answer: Hamilton (film)


Question: Napoleon called this the 'Battle of Mont Saint Jean', by what name do we know it?

Answer: Waterloo

Answer: Waterloo (film)

Answer: WATERLOO

Answer: Waterloo (disambiguation)

Answer: Waterloo (movie)

Answer: Waterloo, Canada (disambiguation)

Answer: Waterloo (song)

Answer: Waterloo/film


Question: In Greek mythology, who was the mother of Perseus visited by Zeus disguised as a shower of gold?

Answer: Danaë

Answer: Denae

Answer: Danae

Answer: Acrisioneis

Answer: DANAE


Question: The trade union Unison was formed by a merger of NALGO, NUPE and which other union?

Answer: Confederation Of Health Service Employees

Answer: Confederation of Health Service Employees

Answer: Confederation of health service employees

Answer: COHSE

Answer: Cohse


Question: "Which writer in a famous book wrote, ""Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at for hours""?"

Answer: Jerome Klapka Jerome

Answer: J. K. Jerome

Answer: JEROME K. JEROME

Answer: Jerome K Jerome

Answer: Jerome Jerome

Answer: Jerome K. Jerome

Answer: Jerome Klapta Jerome

Answer: Jerome, Jerome Klapka


Question: Who was the Liberal Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1855 to 1858?

Answer: Palmerston

Answer: PALMERSTON

Answer: Palmerston (disambiguation)


Question: What is the Spanish word for a 'Bullfight'?

Answer: CORRIDA

Answer: Corrida

Answer: Corrida (disambiguation)


Question: Which film won the 2010 'Oscar' for Best Picture?

Answer: Hurt Locker

Answer: Hurt locker (film)

Answer: The hurt locker

Answer: 'THE HURT LOCKER'

Answer: Christopher Sayegh

Answer: The Hurt locker

Answer: The Hurt Locker


Question: Whose state in Virginia was requisitioned to build Arlington Cemetery?

Answer: Anne Hill Carter

Answer: Robert Edward Lee

Answer: R.E. Lee

Answer: Lee, Robert Edward

Answer: Col. Robert E. Lee

Answer: Gen. Robert E. Lee

Answer: General Robert E. Lee

Answer: Robert E. Lee (Confederate general)

Answer: R E Lee

Answer: R. E. Lee

Answer: ROBERT E. LEE

Answer: R.e. lee

Answer: Robert E. Lee

Answer: Robert E Lee


Question: Which car manufacturer produces the 'Sigma' model?

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: What is the equivalent rank in the British Army of the German rank Oberst?

Answer: The Colonel (disambiguation)

Answer: Az Ezredes

Answer: The colonels

Answer: Ezredes, Az

Answer: COLONEL

Answer: The Colonel

Answer: The Colonel (film)


Question: In which year was the Royal British Legion founded?

Answer: 1921

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-one


Question: What fundamental ingredient of many cocktails is produced from the bark of the Cusparia tree?

Answer: Angostura Bitters

Answer: Angostura bitters

Answer: ANGOSTURA BITTERS

Answer: Angostura (flavouring)

Answer: Angostura bitter


Question: Name either of the stars of the I.T.V. detective drama series 'Scott and Bailey'?

Answer: LESLEY SHARP or SURANNE JONES


Question: What is the name of the hybrid dog, or designer breed, which is a cross of a Labrador and a Poodle?

Answer: Laberdoodle

Answer: Poobrador

Answer: Rutland Manor Labradoodle Breeding and Research Center

Answer: Labradoodle

Answer: LABRADOODLE


Question: A nanosecond uses the prefix 'nano', which is 10 raised to what negative power?

Answer: NINE (9)


Question: Which word completes the title of the 1987 Booker Prize winner 'Moon ..........'?

Answer: Tiger (company)

Answer: Tiger (disambiguation)

Answer: The Tiger

Answer: Tiger (software)

Answer: Tiger (company) (disambiguation)

Answer: TIGER (software)

Answer: Tiger (record album)

Answer: 'TIGER'

Answer: Tiger (album)

Answer: Tiger (vehicle)

Answer: The Tiger (film)

Answer: Tiger (film)

Answer: Tiger (character)


Question: The legal year is divided into four terms. Which term runs from January to April?

Answer: Hilary (disambiguation)

Answer: Hilary

Answer: HILARY


Question: The second act, set in the Land of Sweets, of which ballet by Tchaikovsky includes the Dance of the Reed Flutes?

Answer: Candy Cane (ballet)

Answer: Casse-Noisette

Answer: Nutcracker Suite

Answer: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy

Answer: The Nutcracker Suite

Answer: Mouse King (ballet)

Answer: Dolls (ballet)

Answer: The nutcracker ballet

Answer: THE NUTCRACKER SUITE

Answer: Nutcracker (Tchaikovsky)

Answer: Coffee (ballet)

Answer: Shchelkunchik

Answer: Der nussknacker

Answer: Frau Stahlbaum

Answer: Herr Drosselmeier

Answer: Dr. and Frau Stahlbaum

Answer: Mother Ginger

Answer: Marzipan (ballet)

Answer: Sugar Plum Fairy

Answer: Hot Chocolate (ballet)

Answer: Nutcracker Prince

Answer: Nutcracker suite

Answer: Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy

Answer: Soldier (ballet)

Answer: The Nutcracker Ballet

Answer: Cavalier (ballet)

Answer: Dr. & Frau Stahlbaum

Answer: Waltz of the Flowers

Answer: Nutcracker (ballet)

Answer: Herr Drosselmeyer

Answer: Flowers (ballet)

Answer: Tea (ballet)

Answer: Sugarplum (ballet)

Answer: Dance of the Mirlitons

Answer: Mouse King

Answer: Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy

Answer: Dewdrop (ballet)

Answer: Dr. Stahlbaum

Answer: Nutcracker Ballet

Answer: The Nutcracker


Question: Which country, formerly known as Pleasant Island, is the smallest island country in the world?

Answer: List of islands of Nauru

Answer: Districts of Nauru

Answer: Nahuru

Answer: NAURU

Answer: Districts of nauru

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NR

Answer: Republic of Nauru

Answer: Nauru/Military

Answer: Environmental Issues in Nauru

Answer: Naoero

Answer: Nauru Island

Answer: Etymology of Nauru

Answer: Nauru

Answer: Administrative divisions of Nauru

Answer: Nauru I.

Answer: Ripublik Naoero

Answer: Pacific/Nauru

Answer: Subdivisions of Nauru


Question: The novels The Cuckoo's Calling and the soon to be published The Silkworm are written by a well-known author using which pseudonym?

Answer: ROBERT GALBRAITH (really J K ROWLING)


Question: Which BBC2 comedy is set around the church of St Saviours in the Marshes in Hackney?

Answer: R E V

Answer: R. E. V.

Answer: Rev.

Answer: Rév

Answer: Rev

Answer: REV

Answer: R.E.V.

Answer: Revs

Answer: Rev (disambiguation)


Question: Which word completes Interatrial _______ and Interventricular ________ which are the walls of tissue separating the chambers on the left and right of the heart?

Answer: Septum (anatomy)

Answer: SEPTUM

Answer: Heart septum

Answer: Septal

Answer: Aseptate

Answer: Septae

Answer: Cardiac septa

Answer: Septum


Question: In which North Yorkshire town is the Green Howards Museum?

Answer: RICHMOND

Answer: Roosevelt Middle School (San Francisco, California)

Answer: Inner Richmond, San Francisco, California

Answer: Inner Richmond

Answer: Richmond District (San Francisco)

Answer: Outer Richmond, San Francisco, California

Answer: Richmond District, San Francisco

Answer: Roosevelt Middle School (San Francisco)

Answer: Outer Richmond, San Francisco

Answer: Richmond, San Francisco

Answer: Richmond, San Francisco, California

Answer: Richmond District, San Francisco, California

Answer: Clement Street Chinatown, San Francisco

Answer: The Richmond

Answer: Inner Richmond, San Francisco


Question: What was the first name of Queen Victoria?

Answer: Alexandrina (disambiguation)

Answer: Lake Alexandrina (disambiguation)

Answer: Alexandrina Lake

Answer: ALEXANDRINA

Answer: Lake Alexandrina

Answer: Alexandrina


Question: What is the surname of the father and son TV comedy characters with the first names Albert Edward Ladysmith and Harold Albert Kitchener?

Answer: STEPTOE


Question: The Tripitaka is a collection of whose religious teachings?

Answer: Siddhattha Gotama

Answer: Buhda

Answer: Shakyamuni Gautama

Answer: The life of the Buddha

Answer: Gotama Buddha

Answer: Sakyamuni

Answer: Buddha and Vishnu

Answer: Shijiamounifo

Answer: Shakhyamuni

Answer: Sakayamuni

Answer: Shakamuni

Answer: The Budda

Answer: Siddhārtha Gautama

Answer: Buddha - God or Man

Answer: Buhhda

Answer: Thus-come-one

Answer: Budda

Answer: Phật

Answer: Siddhartha Gautam Buddha

Answer: The story of buddha

Answer: Buddah

Answer: Śākyamuni

Answer: Buddha Shakyamuni

Answer: Shakymuni Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Gautama

Answer: Buddha

Answer: Shakyamuni Buddha

Answer: Recluse Gotama

Answer: BuddHa

Answer: Sidarta Guatema

Answer: Lord Buddha

Answer: Nepal buddha

Answer: Gautama

Answer: Enlightened One

Answer: Shijiamouni

Answer: बुद्ध

Answer: Gautama buddha

Answer: Gautam Buddha

Answer: Guatama

Answer: Enlightenment of Buddha

Answer: Birthplace of Gautama Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Gotoma

Answer: Shaka Nyorai

Answer: Gautama Siddhartha

Answer: Sakyamuni Buddha

Answer: Enlightened one

Answer: The Enlightened One

Answer: Gautama Siddartha

Answer: Prince Siddhartha

Answer: Sage of the Shakyas

Answer: Shakyamuni

Answer: Siddartha Gautama

Answer: The Buddha

Answer: Буда

Answer: Siddharta Gautama

Answer: Buddha, the Enlightened

Answer: Gautama Buddha

Answer: Shijia Mouni

Answer: Buddha Gautama

Answer: Thus-gone-one

Answer: Siddharta Guatama

Answer: Gotama buddha

Answer: Gowthama Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha gotama

Answer: Butsu

Answer: Buddha – God or Man

Answer: Siddhartha Gautam

Answer: Shri Buddha

Answer: Awakened One

Answer: Śākyamuni Buddha

Answer: Goutham

Answer: Siddhartha Buddha

Answer: Sage of the Sakyas

Answer: The Awakened One

Answer: Siddhartha Gutama

Answer: Sakhyamuni Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Guatama

Answer: Śakyamuni Buddha


Question: Who coined the term Rock and Roll?

Answer: Alan Freed and payola

Answer: Allan freed

Answer: Alan Freed and the Payola Scandal

Answer: Alan Freed

Answer: Freed, Alan


Question: Which vegetable do the French call Chou-Fleur?

Answer: Purple cauliflower

Answer: Cauliflower

Answer: Caulliflower

Answer: Cauliflour

Answer: Chou Romanesco

Answer: Cauliflowers

Answer: Botrytis Group


Question: In which musical would you hear the song Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas?

Answer: Meet Me In St Louis

Answer: Meet Me In St. Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis (film)

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis


Question: To which order of monks does or did Pope Francis belong?

Answer: Society of Jesuits

Answer: History of the (1814-1912) Jesuits

Answer: Societas Jesus

Answer: Jesuit missionary

Answer: Jezuit Society

Answer: The Jesuits

Answer: Compania de Jesus

Answer: Jesuits

Answer: History of the (pre-1750) Jesuits

Answer: Jesuit vocation

Answer: Compañía de Jesús

Answer: Jesuit Apologetic

Answer: Society of Jesus

Answer: Jesuites

Answer: Jesuit

Answer: Jesuits in Canada

Answer: Societas Jesu

Answer: Jesuit order

Answer: Jesus, The Society of

Answer: Society of Jesus, The

Answer: Fathers of the Society of Jesus

Answer: US Assistancy

Answer: Loyolites

Answer: Jesuit Order

Answer: Order of Jesuits

Answer: Jesuit society

Answer: Jesuit priests

Answer: Brothers of the Society of Jesus

Answer: Company of Jesus

Answer: Jesuit missionaries

Answer: Jesuit priest

Answer: Jesuit Brothers

Answer: History of the (1773-1814) Jesuits

Answer: Black Robes

Answer: Jesuit Generals Prior to the Suppression

Answer: Societas Iesu

Answer: Society of jesus


Question: Name the year: John F Kennedy was elected president; U-2 spy plane was shot down and Hollywood actor Clark Gable died?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty

Answer: 1960


Question: What term is used for paper placed on an uneven surface and rubbed by crayon or pencil?

Answer: Frottage (disambiguation)

Answer: Frotage

Answer: Frottage.

Answer: Frottage


Question: Which fruit do the Germans call Apfelsine?

Answer: Orange (album)

Answer: Orangeishness

Answer: Orange (film)

Answer: Orangishness

Answer: Orangeishly

Answer: Orangishly

Answer: Orange

Answer: Oranfe

Answer: Orange (disambiguation)


Question: What does the word Cupidity mean?

Answer: Greed avarice


Question: What name was given to the day of serious conflict in Londonderry on January 30th 1972?

Answer: Blut Sonntag

Answer: Bloody Sunday (disambiguation)

Answer: 'Bloody Sunday'

Answer: Bloody sunday

Answer: Bloody Sunday

Answer: 'BLOODY SUNDAY'

Answer: Bloody (disambiguation)


Question: In the human body, what is the common name for the 'Talus bone'?

Answer: Ancle

Answer: Ankles

Answer: Articulatio talocruralis

Answer: Talocrural joint

Answer: Talocrural articulation

Answer: Tibiotalar joint

Answer: Talocrural

Answer: ANKLE

Answer: Ankle examination

Answer: Ankle-joint

Answer: Ankle joint

Answer: Ankle

Answer: Mortise view


Question: Which film finds Mike Myers deeply suspicious about his newly-married wife's skills with a meat cleaver?

Answer: Harriet Michaels

Answer: SIMAAM

Answer: So I Married An Axe Murderer

Answer: So I Married an Axe Murderer

Answer: So i married an axe murderer

Answer: 'SO I MARRIED AN AXE MURDERER'

Answer: So I Married an Axe-Murderer


Question: What was the name of the school that formed the setting for the TV comedy series, 'Please Sir'?

Answer: 'FENN STREET SECONDARY MODERN'


Question: In Edwin Landseer's painting, 'Dignity and Impudence', what kind of creatures are depicted?

Answer: DOG

Answer: Dogs (disambiguation)

Answer: Dogs (song)

Answer: Dogs (album)

Answer: Dog (song)

Answer: Dog (disambiguation)

Answer: DOGS

Answer: Dogs (band)


Question: What is analysed by, and of special interest to, a 'Graphologist'?

Answer: HAND-WRITING

Answer: Handwriting

Answer: Handwritten

Answer: Hand (handwriting)


Question: An American aided coup in Chile in 1973, deposed which President?

Answer: Allende Gossens

Answer: Salvador Gossens

Answer: SALVADOR ALLENDE

Answer: Allende, Salvador

Answer: Salvador Allende

Answer: Salvador Gossens Allende

Answer: Allende's last speech

Answer: Salvador Allende Gossens


Question: Nebuchadnezzar was the ruler of which ancient kingdom (606-562 BC)?

Answer: Babylon (city)

Answer: BABYLON

Answer: Babalyon

Answer: Babilu

Answer: Bablyon

Answer: Babylon (Iraq)

Answer: Ka Dingir

Answer: Babylon, Iraq

Answer: History of Babylon

Answer: Ancient Babylon

Answer: City of Babylon

Answer: Babylon


Question: The name of which month is used for a letter in the phonetic alphabet?

Answer: The month of November

Answer: Novemeber

Answer: Noviembre

Answer: November 31

Answer: 9ber

Answer: 31 November

Answer: Coyovembyote

Answer: November

Answer: NOVEMBER

Answer: Nobember


Question: Which director won the 'Oscar' for best Director for the picture 'A Beautiful Mind' in 2001?

Answer: Ron Howard (American director)

Answer: Ron Howard

Answer: The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft (film)

Answer: All I've Got (film)

Answer: B-Minor

Answer: RON HOWARD

Answer: B-Minor (film)

Answer: Ron Howard (director)

Answer: Colossus (film)

Answer: All I've Got

Answer: Ron howard

Answer: 364 (film)

Answer: The Strange Adventures of H.P. Lovecraft

Answer: The Colossus (film)

Answer: Ronald William Howard

Answer: The Blood Wars (film)

Answer: Blood Wars (film)

Answer: Ronny Howard


Question: Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a leading exponent of which art movement around the 1900's?

Answer: Art-Nouveau

Answer: Die Jugend

Answer: Art noveau

Answer: Jugenstil

Answer: Art Noveau

Answer: Modern Style

Answer: Art Nouveau Jewellery

Answer: Art nouveau

Answer: Modern style

Answer: Jugend style

Answer: ART NOUVEAU

Answer: Art Nouveau

Answer: Stile Liberty

Answer: Jugendstil

Answer: Jungenstil


Question: In which town or city would you find the 'Caledonian Brewery'?

Answer: Dun Eideann

Answer: Burgh of Edinburgh

Answer: Auld Reekie

Answer: Edinburgh, City of (council area)

Answer: Capital of Scotland

Answer: Inner Edinburgh

Answer: Old and New Towns of Edinburgh

Answer: Edinbra

Answer: Edinburgh (Scotland)

Answer: Areas of edinburgh

Answer: Din Eidyn

Answer: Edin-burgh

Answer: Dùn Èideann

Answer: EDINBURGH

Answer: Edinburgh art

Answer: Edingburgh

Answer: Athens of the north

Answer: Dunedin, Scotland

Answer: Edinburgh City Region

Answer: Caer Eiddyn

Answer: Capital city of scotland

Answer: Edimburgh

Answer: Dun Edin

Answer: Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Answer: Edinborough

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBEDI

Answer: Suburbs of Edinburgh

Answer: The weather in Edinburgh

Answer: City of Edinburgh, Scotland

Answer: Edinburgh, UK

Answer: Edinburgh

Answer: Eiddyn

Answer: Dùn Éideann

Answer: Edimburgo

Answer: Southside, Edinburgh

Answer: Embro

Answer: Edinburgh Navigator

Answer: Edinburgh (district)

Answer: City of Edinburgh

Answer: Eidyn

Answer: Geography of Edinburgh

Answer: Edinbourgh

Answer: Embra

Answer: List of Edinburgh suburbs

Answer: Areas of Edinburgh

Answer: List of places in Edinburgh

Answer: Capital of scotland

Answer: Edinburgh, Scotland

Answer: Edinburrie

Answer: City of Edinburgh (council area)

Answer: Edinbrough

Answer: Edinburgh Inspiring Capital

Answer: City of Edinburgh (local government district, Lothian region)


Question: Who wrote the music for the song, 'Moon River'?

Answer: Henry Mancini

Answer: HENRY MANCINI

Answer: Nothing to Lose (Henry Mancini song)


Question: Who won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress in the 1950's film'Born Yesterday'?

Answer: Judith Tuvim

Answer: Judy Holiday

Answer: Judy Holliday

Answer: Holliday, Judy

Answer: JUDY HOLLIDAY


Question: In which present day African nation are the Amhara and Oromo peoples to be found?

Answer: Ethiopean

Answer: Ethiopai

Answer: Ityoṗṗya

Answer: Æthiopia

Answer: AEthiopia

Answer: Etiopia

Answer: The Democratic Republic Of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityop'pya

Answer: Ītyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ityop'ia

Answer: Ethopian

Answer: Ethiop

Answer: ETHIOPIA

Answer: Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: Etheopia

Answer: Abbysinnia

Answer: Abysinna

Answer: Ityop'iya

Answer: Abissinia

Answer: Habeshistan

Answer: Prehistory of Ethiopia

Answer: Names of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityoppya

Answer: Ethiopia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ET

Answer: ʾĪtyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ethiopian

Answer: Ethiopioa

Answer: Name of Ethiopia

Answer: FDRE

Answer: Etymology of Ethiopia

Answer: Federal Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: ኢትዮጵያ


Question: The working title of which sit-com, set in the 'Globelink News' office, was 'Dead Belgians Don't Count'?

Answer: DTDD

Answer: Dead Belgians Don't Count

Answer: Drop the Dead Donkey

Answer: Roysten Merchant

Answer: Drop the dead donkey

Answer: 'DROP THE DEAD DONKEY'

Answer: Dead donkey

Answer: Drop The Dead Donkey


Question: By what nickname was the American prisoner Robert Franklin Stroud better known?

Answer: 'THE BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ'

Answer: Birdman of Alcatrez

Answer: Della Mae Jones

Answer: The alcatraz bird man

Answer: Robert Franklin Stroud

Answer: Birdman Of Alcatraz

Answer: Bird Man of Alcatraz

Answer: Robert Stroud

Answer: The Birdman of Alcatraz

Answer: Birdman of Alcatraz


Question: Released in 1994, 'Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are' is the hit single with the longest un-bracketed title in UK chart history. Who sang it?

Answer: Smoked meatloaf

Answer: Turkey meatloaf

Answer: Smoked Meatloaf

Answer: Meatloaf

Answer: MEATLOAF

Answer: Turkey Meatloaf


Question: The song with theshortest title to have reached number one in the UK charts was released by Telly Savalas in 1975. What was it called?

Answer: I.F.

Answer: If...

Answer: If (song)

Answer: I.f.

Answer: If (album)

Answer: If (disambiguation)

Answer: If . . .

Answer: I F

Answer: 'IF'

Answer: IF

Answer: If.

Answer: If

Answer: If (songs)

Answer: IF (disambiguation)

Answer: If... (song)


Question: Which English poet and dramatist was jailed for murder of the actor Gabriel Spencer after a duel in 1598?

Answer: Benjamin Jonson

Answer: B. Jonson

Answer: BEN JONSON

Answer: Ben Jonson

Answer: Jonsonian

Answer: Jonsonesque


Question: Which was the first year that the Queen's Christmas speech was televised?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-seven

Answer: 1957


Question: In astronomy, what does 'Occultation' mean?

Answer: WHEN ONE (CELESTIAL) BODY IS OBSCURED BY ANOTHER

When One (Celestial) Body Is Obscured By Another


Question: Which is the only non-European country to have hosted the Winter Olympics only once?

Answer: CANADA (1988)


Question: A 'Comedo' is the medical name for what?

Answer: Comedone

Answer: Comedones

Answer: A BLACKHEAD

Answer: Black head

Answer: Open comedo

Answer: Microcomedo

Answer: Comedo

Answer: Comedo (disambiguation)

Answer: Microcomedone

Answer: Blackhead

Answer: Black heads


Question: In Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales', precisely what were the pilgrims on their way to visit?

Answer: THE TOMB OF THOMAS BECKET


Question: Which singer's real name is Elaine Bookbinder?

Answer: ELKIE BROOKS

Answer: We've Got Tonight (Castle)

Answer: We've Got Tonight - Spectrum

Answer: No More the Fool (2003 album)

Answer: No More The Fool - Compilation

Answer: Songs of Love (Elkie Brooks album)

Answer: We've Got Tonight (Spectrum)

Answer: Elkie Brooks discography

Answer: We've Got Tonight (Elkie Brooks album)

Answer: Elaine Bookbinder

Answer: Songs Of Love (Elkie Brooks Album)

Answer: Elkie Brooks


Question: Which series of books are illustrated by Mary Grand Pre?

Answer: Harry Potter (franchise)

Answer: Harry Potter series

Answer: Ministry of magic classifications

Answer: Books in the Harry Potter series

Answer: Harrypotter

Answer: Harry Potter (video games)

Answer: Harry Potter (plot)

Answer: Harry Potter

Answer: Haripota

Answer: Harry potter series

Answer: Harry-Potter

Answer: Harry potter

Answer: Tergeo

Answer: Harry Potter (novel series)

Answer: Harry Potter (games)

Answer: Hary poter

Answer: Hairy potter

Answer: Harry potter magic spell challenge

Answer: The Potterverse

Answer: Harry potter Novels

Answer: Harry Potter books

Answer: Harry Potter mysteries

Answer: Harry, Ron and Hermione

Answer: J k rowling books

Answer: Harry Potter censorship

Answer: Harry-potter

Answer: Harry Potter Further Reading

Answer: Anti-Harry Potter community

Answer: Harry Potter play

Answer: 'HARRY POTTER'

Answer: Harry Potter (series)

Answer: Harry Potter magic spell challenge

Answer: Harry Potter Criticism

Answer: HARRY POTTER

Answer: Events and Chronology of Harry Potter

Answer: Harry Potter franchise

Answer: Hary Potter

Answer: Magnolia Crescent

Answer: Harry Potter trivia

Answer: Harry Potter (play)

Answer: List of Harry Potter books

Answer: Haripo

Answer: Potter Harry

Answer: Harry Poter

Answer: Harry p

Answer: Harry potter subjects

Answer: Speculation about the Harry Potter Storyline


Question: Who was the youngest ever Pope?

Answer: 150th pope

Answer: 145th pope

Answer: Theophylactus III

Answer: Benedict Ix

Answer: 147th pope

Answer: Benedict IX

Answer: Pope benedict ix

Answer: Pope Benedict IX

Answer: BENEDICT IX


Question: In which decade was the David Lean film 'Lawrence Of Arabia' released?

Answer: Sixties Revolution

Answer: Turbulent Sixties

Answer: 1960s (decade)

Answer: The '60's

Answer: 60's

Answer: 1960s in sports

Answer: 1960's

Answer: Nineteen sixties

Answer: The 60s

Answer: 1960s

Answer: The '60s

Answer: Sixties

Answer: The 60's

Answer: Nineteen-sixties

Answer: 1960ies

Answer: 1960–1969

Answer: %6060s

Answer: '60s

Answer: 1960-1969

Answer: 1960's

Answer: The Sixties


Question: When US President James Garfield was shot in Washington DC in July 1881, what was he doing?

Answer: WAITING FOR A TRAIN

Answer: Waiting for a Train


Question: 'Signal Failures' written by Dr. B. Ching is the title of a column that has appeared in which magazine?

Answer: The Private Eye

Answer: PRIVATE EYE


Question: Which US TV series of the 1960's starring Ray Walston as 'Uncle Martin' and Bill Bixby, was remade in 1999 as a film starring Christopher Lloyd and Jeff Daniels?

Answer: Tim O'Hara

Answer: My favourite martian

Answer: My Favorite Martians

Answer: Uncle Martin

Answer: My Favourite Martian

Answer: My Favorite Martian

Answer: 'MY FAVORITE MARTIAN'


Question: On which island is the holiday resort of Faliraki?

Answer: RHODES

Answer: Rhodes.

Answer: Rhodes (disambiguation)


Question: The novels 'Dead Heat', 'Silks' and 'Even Money' were written by Dick Francis and his younger son. What is his son's first name?

Answer: FELIX

Answer: Felix

Answer: Felix (disambiguation)

Answer: Félix


Question: Papua is a province of which country?

Answer: Unitary state of republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Republic

Answer: INDONESIA

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ID

Answer: The world's most populous Muslim nation

Answer: Unitary State of Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonezio

Answer: Wildlife of Indonesia

Answer: Indonnesia

Answer: Indoneshia

Answer: Etymology of Indonesia

Answer: Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia, Republic of

Answer: Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesie

Answer: Indonesian government

Answer: Ecology of Indonesia

Answer: Indnonesia

Answer: Republic Of Indonesia

Answer: Unitary state of the republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Empire

Answer: Indonésie

Answer: Indonisia

Answer: Republik Indonesia


Question: Which character was played by Paul McGann in the 1986 TV drama 'The Monocled Mutineer'?

Answer: Francis Percy TOPLIS

Answer: PERCY TOPLIS

Answer: Percy Toplis


Question: Kingsley Amis, John Gardner and Raymond Benson have written novels about which character, after the death of the original author?

Answer: James Bond formula

Answer: James Bond

Answer: James Bond 007

Answer: Bond, James Bond

Answer: List of James Bond characters

Answer: 'JAMES BOND'

Answer: List of actors who portrayed James Bond

Answer: Mr bond

Answer: James bond

Answer: James bonf

Answer: James Bond List

Answer: Bond 007

Answer: Secret Agent 007

Answer: List of actors who portayed James Bond

Answer: Bond, James

Answer: James Bond OO7

Answer: Sir James Bond

Answer: Bond. James Bond.

Answer: The name's Bond. James Bond.

Answer: Unofficial James Bond film

Answer: Bondian

Answer: Bond Extreme

Answer: Double-o seven


Question: What name is given to a substance that accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected?

Answer: Catalytes

Answer: Catalytic

Answer: Catalytic species

Answer: Catalysts

Answer: Katalyzer

Answer: CATALYST

Answer: Catalysis

Answer: Catalytic depolymerization

Answer: Catalyse

Answer: Cooperative catalysis

Answer: Catalyst

Answer: Catalycity

Answer: Catalysing

Answer: Catalytic activity

Answer: Catalyzer

Answer: Catalyzes

Answer: Catalytic activity concentration

Answer: Cocatalyst

Answer: Promoter (catalysis)

Answer: Catalyzed

Answer: Katalysis

Answer: Co catalyst

Answer: Catalytēs

Answer: Καταλύτης

Answer: Catalysed

Answer: Catalyze

Answer: Co-catalyst

Answer: Catalytic Agent

Answer: Catalytic reaction

Answer: Catalyser


Question: Nine tenths of the world's Cinnamon is produced on which island nation? It is the only island to which the plant is native?

Answer: Sri Lanka government

Answer: Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Ceilan

Answer: Ceilao

Answer: Free, Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Etymology of Sri Lanka

Answer: Administrative divisions of Sri Lanka

Answer: Ceylon

Answer: Sri Lanka

Answer: Independence of Sri Lanka

Answer: Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Provincial capitals of Sri Lanka

Answer: Ilankai Jananayaka

Answer: Sri-Lanka

Answer: இலங்கை

Answer: Sir Lanka

Answer: Ilankai Jananayaka Choshalichak Kutiyarachu

Answer: Subdivisions of Sri Lanka

Answer: Choshalichak Kutiyarachu

Answer: Hela Diva

Answer: Free Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Srilanka

Answer: இலங்கை சனநாயக சோசலிசக் குடியரசு

Answer: Cejlon

Answer: Sri Lanca

Answer: Ceylonese

Answer: Sri Lankan Republic

Answer: Sri Lanak

Answer: ශ්‍රී ලංකා ප්‍රජාතාන්ත්‍රික සමාජවාදී ජනරජය

Answer: Sulloon

Answer: Srí Lanka

Answer: ISO 3166-1:LK

Answer: S Lanka

Answer: Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Ilaṅkai Jaṉanāyaka Choṣhalichak Kuṭiyarachu

Answer: Venerable Island

Answer: Sri lankan

Answer: Sri lanka

Answer: SRI LANKA

Answer: Helaya

Answer: Shri Lamka Prajatantrika Samajaya di Janarajaya

Answer: The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka

Answer: Sri Lankan Martial Arts

Answer: Heladiva

Answer: Ilaṅkai

Answer: Śrī Laṃkāva

Answer: SriLanka

Answer: Sri Lamka

Answer: Seilan

Answer: Tourist Sri Lanka

Answer: Sielediva

Answer: Ilankai

Answer: Island of Ceylon


Question: Who is the protagonist and narrator of Robert Louis Stevenson's novels 'Kidnapped' and 'Catriona'?

Answer: David Balfour

Answer: 'DAVID BALFOUR'

Answer: David Balfour (disambiguation)


Question: Released in 1962, which was the first of the 'Carry On ....' films to be released in colour?

Answer: 'CARRY ON CRUISING'

Answer: Carry on Cruising

Answer: Carry On Cruising


Question: In Greek myth, who was the beautiful youth beloved of Aphrodite, who died of a hunting wound inflicted by a wild boar?

Answer: ESO 3.6 m telescope

Answer: ADONIS: ADaptive Optics Near Infrared System

Answer: Adaptive Optics Near Infrared System

Answer: ESO 3.6 Telescope

Answer: ADONIS

Answer: ESO 3.6m Telescope

Answer: ESO 3.6 m Telescope

Answer: ESO 3.6m telescope


Question: What were invented by Adolf Fick in 1887 and, while being to all intents and purposes invisible, are used worldwide by an estimated 125 million people?

Answer: Colored contact lenses

Answer: Contact lens prescription

Answer: Contact lens solutions

Answer: Contact Lens

Answer: Hioxifilcon d

Answer: Thoric lens

Answer: Multifocal contact lens

Answer: Piggybacked contact lens

Answer: Contacts

Answer: Contact lenses

Answer: Contact lens

Answer: RGP contact lenses

Answer: Contact lense

Answer: Colored contact lens

Answer: Disposable contact lens lid

Answer: Corneal neutralization

Answer: Corneal Neutralization

Answer: Monovision

Answer: Contact Lenses


Question: Name the singer or group whose record in November 1969 kept "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis Presley off the number one spot in the UK charts.

Answer: Rolf Harris (Two Little Boys)


Question: What was the name of the cruise ship hijacked by the PLO in 1985?

Answer: Achille Lauro


Question: Which 2004 film was released with the advertising tagline "A romantic comedy – with zombies!"?

Answer: Rom-zom-com

Answer: Shawn of the dead

Answer: You've got red on you

Answer: Shaun of the dead

Answer: Shaun Of The Dead

Answer: Shaun of the Dead (film)

Answer: Sean Of The Dead

Answer: Shawn of the Dead

Answer: Sean of the Dead

Answer: Shaun of the Dead

Answer: Tea-Time With The Dead

Answer: Shaun of The Dead

Answer: Romzomcom


Question: Which is Britain's oldest cathedral?

Answer: Caunterbury

Answer: History of Canterbury

Answer: Canturbury

Answer: Canterbury, Kent

Answer: Cair Ceint

Answer: Canterbury North Lane railway station

Answer: Canterbury City Center

Answer: Canterbury, England

Answer: County Borough of Canterbury

Answer: Canterbury

Answer: Cantebury

Answer: Canterbury Bus Station

Answer: CANTERBURY


Question: In Old Possums book of practical cats what is the name of the cat who is the terror of the Thames?

Answer: Growltiger's Last Stand

Answer: Growltiger

Answer: GROWLTIGER


Question: Which flower has the Latin name Hyacinthoides non scripta?

Answer: Bluebelle

Answer: Bluebell (flower)

Answer: Bluebell

Answer: BLUEBELL

Answer: Bluebell (disambiguation)

Answer: Bluebells


Question: In 1932 which British physicist discovered the part of the nucleus of an atom which was later called the neutron?

Answer: (James) CHADWICK

Answer: Sir James Chadwick

Answer: James Chadwick

Answer: J. Chadwick


Question: Who was Margaret Thatcher's first Chancellor of the Exchequer?

Answer: Lord Howe of Aberavon

Answer: Geoffrey Howe

Answer: Sir Geoffrey Howe

Answer: Geoffrey Howe, Baron Howe of Aberavon

Answer: Richard Edward

Answer: Richard Edward Geoffrey Howe

Answer: GEOFFREY HOWE

Answer: Richard Edward Geoffrey Howe, Baron Howe of Aberavon

Answer: Geoffery Howe

Answer: Baron Howe of Aberavon


Question: What nationality is James Rodriguez who won the Golden Boot Award at the 2014 FIFA World Cup Finals in July having scored six goals?

Answer: República de Colombia

Answer: Etymology of Colombia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CO

Answer: Colombia

Answer: The Republic of Colombia

Answer: Republica de Colombia

Answer: Colombiá

Answer: Republic of Colombia

Answer: Name of Colombia

Answer: Republic of Columbia

Answer: COLOMBIA


Question: Which motorway runs from Cambridge to London?

Answer: M11

Answer: M-11

Answer: M11 (disambiguation)

Answer: M.11

Answer: Highway M11


Question: "Which American President used the slogan: ""It's the economy, stupid"" for his presidential campaign?"

Answer: US President Bill Clinton

Answer: Buddy (Clinton's dog)

Answer: William Jefferson Blythe III

Answer: President Bill Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton's Post Presidency

Answer: Bill Blythe IV

Answer: 42nd President of the United States

Answer: Clintonesque

Answer: Klin-ton

Answer: Willy Clinton

Answer: Bill Klinton

Answer: William Jefferson Blythe IV

Answer: Bill Clinton%5C

Answer: Bill clinton

Answer: Clinton, Bill

Answer: The MTV President

Answer: Bill Clinton's sex scandals

Answer: William Jefferson Clinton

Answer: William Blythe III

Answer: Billy Clinton

Answer: William clinton

Answer: MTV president

Answer: Bill Jefferson Clinton

Answer: BillClinton

Answer: William J. Blythe III

Answer: President Clinton

Answer: William J Clinton

Answer: Virginia Clinton Kelly

Answer: Bubba Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Answer: Bull Clinton

Answer: WilliamJeffersonClinton

Answer: William J. Blythe

Answer: William Clinton

Answer: MTV President

Answer: Billl Clinton

Answer: Billll Clinton

Answer: Bill J. Clinton

Answer: Virginia Clinton

Answer: William J. Clinton

Answer: Clinton Gore Administration

Answer: Bill Clinton's Post-Presidency

Answer: BILL CLINTON

Answer: William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton

Answer: Virginia Cassidy Blythe

Answer: Willam Jefferson Blythe III

Answer: Virginia Kelly

Answer: William Jefferson %22Bill%22 Clinton

Answer: William %22Bill%22 Clinton

Answer: Bil Clinton

Answer: @billclinton


Question: "Which film actress once claimed that ""Marriage is a fine institution, but I'm too young to be in an institution""?"

Answer: Mae West

Answer: Mae west

Answer: Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me%3F

Answer: MAE WEST

Answer: When I'm Bad, I'm Better

Answer: Jane Mast

Answer: When I'm good, I'm very good...

Answer: Mae West filmography


Question: Which great composer's only ballets were, 'The Creatures Of Prometheus' and 'Ritterballet'?

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: Ludwig van Beetoven

Answer: Beetehoven

Answer: Betoven

Answer: Beethovenian

Answer: BEETHOVEN

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: Which English brewer produces 'Spitfire' Kentish ale?

Answer: Master Brew

Answer: Shepherd Neame

Answer: Spitfire ale

Answer: Shepherd Neame brewery

Answer: Spitfire (beer)

Answer: Spitfire Beer

Answer: Late Red Autumn Hop Ale

Answer: Bishops Finger

Answer: SHEPHERD NEAME

Answer: Shepherd Neame Brewery

Answer: Goldings Summer Hop Ale

Answer: Master Brew (Shepherd Neame beer)

Answer: Early Bird Spring Hop Ale

Answer: Bishop's Finger


Question: Which Puccini opera begins with 'Rodolfo' finishing writing an article while his friends go drinking?

Answer: Schaunard

Answer: La Bohéme

Answer: A bohemian life

Answer: Mimì (La bohème)

Answer: Bohemian Life

Answer: Boheme

Answer: La boheme

Answer: The bohemians

Answer: La Bohême

Answer: La Boheme

Answer: La Bohème

Answer: La bohème

Answer: 'LA BOHEME'

Answer: Bohéme

Answer: Che Gelida Manina

Answer: O Soave Fanciulla

Answer: Rodolfo and Mimi

Answer: Che gelida manina


Question: From where on 4th October 1957 was the first man- made satellite launched into space?

Answer: BAIKONUR KOSMODROME, KAZIKSTAN


Question: Who was the President of the USA at the time of the 1929 Stock Market 'Crash'?

Answer: Presidency of Herbert Hoover

Answer: Jessie Hoover

Answer: Herbert Hoover

Answer: Herbert C. Hoover

Answer: 31st President of the United States

Answer: Herbert Clark Hoover

Answer: Hoover, Herbert Clark

Answer: HERBERT HOOVER

Answer: President Hoover

Answer: Hoover Administration

Answer: President Herbert Hoover


Question: Although Steven Spielberg Directed 'Raiders Of The Lost Ark', he did not have the final cut. Who did?

Answer: GEORGE LUCAS (Executive Producer)


Question: Often used as the official name of the Irish Prime Minister, which Gaelic word translates as chief?

Answer: TAOISEACH (pron. tea-sha)


Question: By what more familiar name do we know the 'Angevin Dynasty' of English kings?

Answer: House of Plantagenet

Answer: House of Plantaganet

Answer: Plantagenêt

Answer: Plantegenet

Answer: Plantagenet dynasty

Answer: The plantagenets

Answer: PLANTAGENETS

Answer: Plantaganet

Answer: House of Plantagenets

Answer: Anglo-Angevin

Answer: Plantagenet Kings of England

Answer: Plantagenet Dynasty

Answer: The plantagenats

Answer: Plantaganets

Answer: House of plantagenet

Answer: Plantagenet kings of England

Answer: The Plantagenet

Answer: List of members of the House of Plantagenet

Answer: House of Plantaganets

Answer: House Of Plantagenet

Answer: Plantagenet

Answer: Plantagenet times

Answer: Plantagenets

Answer: List of members of the House of Plantegenet


Question: Which former American President, who was born on 9th January 1913, died on the 28th April 1994 after suffering a stroke?

Answer: I'm not a crook

Answer: Richard nixon

Answer: Nixson

Answer: Richard Milhouse Nixon

Answer: Richard Milhous Nixon

Answer: Nixonian

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Dick Nixon

Answer: Nixonite

Answer: Nixon, Richard

Answer: 37th President of the United States

Answer: Resignation of Richard Nixon

Answer: Richard Nickson

Answer: Tricky Dick Nixon

Answer: Nixon's

Answer: Arthur Burdg Nixon

Answer: Richard M. Nixon

Answer: Tricky Dick

Answer: RICHARD MILHOUS NIXON

Answer: Arthur Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Harold Samuel Nixon

Answer: Richard M Nixon

Answer: Harold Nixon

Answer: Nixon, Richard Milhous

Answer: Nixon, Richard M.

Answer: Nichard rixon


Question: What was Kerry Packer's media company called?

Answer: CONSOLIDATED PRESS


Question: In which film did Bruce Willis play the character 'Harry Stamper'?

Answer: Amargeddon

Answer: Armageddon theology

Answer: 'ARMAGEDDON'

Answer: Armaggedon

Answer: Armegeddon

Answer: Battle of Armageddon

Answer: Armagedon

Answer: Armaggeddon

Answer: Armagideon

Answer: Har-Magedon

Answer: Armageddon

Answer: Armogeddon

Answer: Mount Armageddon


Question: Who was Manchester United manager immediately prior to Alex Ferguson?

Answer: Ronglish

Answer: RON ATKINSON

Answer: Ron Atkinson


Question: 'Agar Agar' is a vegetarian alternative to what?

Answer: Jeletin

Answer: GELATINE

Answer: Jelatin

Answer: Gelatinous

Answer: Gelatin

Answer: Animal jelly

Answer: Jelly-like

Answer: Gelatins

Answer: E441

Answer: Gelatine

Answer: Geletin

Answer: Vegetable gelatine


Question: Who composed 'Zampa, ou la Fiancee de Marbre'. Set in Sicily and based on an old legend of amarble Bride?

Answer: Herold (disambiguation)

Answer: HEROLD

Answer: Herold


Question: Who preceded Neil Kinnock as leader of the British Labour Party?

Answer: Michael Mackintosh Foot

Answer: Foot Heads Arms Body

Answer: MICHAEL FOOT

Answer: Michael Foot

Answer: Agent Boot


Question: Which burowing animal livesin a 'Citadel'?

Answer: The Mole

Answer: Mole

Answer: A MOLE

Answer: Mole River

Answer: Mole (disambiguation)


Question: Which British car did Paddy Hopkirk drive to win the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally?

Answer: MINI COOPER (be specific)


Question: Which character created by Dodie Smith always wore a black and white fur coat and drove a black and white car?

Answer: Cruella DeVil

Answer: Cruella DeVille

Answer: Cruella de Vil

Answer: Cruella De Vil

Answer: Cruella devil

Answer: 'CRUELLA DE VIL'


Question: Who became the first President of newly independent Ghanain 1957?

Answer: Kwame nkrumah

Answer: Kantamanto

Answer: Deliverer of Ghana

Answer: Kwame N'Krumah

Answer: Dr Kwame Nkrumah

Answer: Nkrumaism

Answer: Dr.Kwame Nkrumah

Answer: Kwame Nkruma

Answer: Francis Nwia Kofi Ngonloma

Answer: Mbrantsehene

Answer: Nkrumah, Kwame

Answer: Kwame Nkrumah

Answer: KWAME NKRUMAH

Answer: Kwame N'Krumah

Answer: Kwame Nkhruma

Answer: Osagyefo

Answer: Kwame Francis Nwia Kofi Nkrumah

Answer: Show Boy


Question: Which Greek philosopher taught at the Lyceum?

Answer: ARISTOTLE

Answer: Αριστοτέλης

Answer: Philosophy of Aristotle

Answer: Aristotelis

Answer: MrAristotle

Answer: Aristutalis

Answer: Aristole

Answer: Artistotle

Answer: Aristotole

Answer: Aristotel

Answer: Aristotle's

Answer: The Stagirite

Answer: Aristotles

Answer: Aristotles theories

Answer: Artisole

Answer: The Stagyrite

Answer: Stagirite

Answer: Arystoteles

Answer: It is the mark of

Answer: Aristotele

Answer: Aristotelo

Answer: Aristoteles

Answer: Aristotle of Stagira

Answer: Aristotle

Answer: Aristotelean philosophy


Question: Which character created by Keith Waterhouse was played on film by Tom Courtneyand on TV by Jeff Rawle?

Answer: 'BILLY LIAR'

Answer: Shadrack & Duxbury

Answer: Billy Liar (novel)

Answer: Billy Liar


Question: In March 2000 a plaque was unveiled at Southport College of Art.It commemorated the contribution of three former students who collaborated in the founding of a comic in the town 50 years earlier. Which comic?

Answer: EAGLE

Answer: Eagle (disambiguation)

Answer: The Eagle

Answer: Eagles (film) (disambiguation)

Answer: Eagles (film)

Answer: The Eagle (movie)

Answer: Eagle (coin)

Answer: The Eagle (disambiguation)

Answer: The Eagle (film)


Question: Which pop star had the real name of Ernest Evans?

Answer: Chubby Checker

Answer: 'CHUBBY CHECKER'


Question: Actress Sinead Cusack is married to which 'Oscar' winning actor?

Answer: Irons, Jeremy

Answer: Jeremy Irons

Answer: Jeremy J. Irons

Answer: JEREMY IRONS

Answer: Jeremy irons

Answer: Jeremy John Irons


Question: The painting 'Faithful Unto Death' can be found in Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery. Who painted it?

Answer: Sir Edward Poynter, 1st Baronet

Answer: SIR EDWARD JOHN POYNTER

Answer: Edward Poynter

Answer: Edward John Poynter

Answer: Sir Edward John Poynter

Answer: Sir Edward Poynter

Answer: EJ Poynter


Question: Which English chemist discovered the most elements?

Answer: Davy (surname)

Answer: Davy (disambiguation)

Answer: DAVY

Answer: Davy


Question: Who in 1845, wrote the poem 'The Pied Piper of Hamlin'?

Answer: ROBERTBROWNING


Question: "From which Beatles song do the following lyrics come, ""Nothing's going to change my world""?"

Answer: Across The Universe

Answer: Jai Guru Deva Om

Answer: Across the universe

Answer: Across the Universe (World Wildlife Fund version)

Answer: Across the universe (song)

Answer: Across the Universe

Answer: 'ACROSS THE UNIVERSE'


Question: "Which radio comedian's catchphrase was ""daft as a brush""?"

Answer: KEN PLATT

Answer: Ken Platt


Question: What was 'Bifrost', the bridge that led to 'Asgard' in Scandinavian mythology?

Answer: Colors of rainbow

Answer: Rainbow

Answer: Quaternary rainbow

Answer: Twinned rainbow

Answer: Rainbow colour

Answer: Stacker rainbow

Answer: Secondary rainbow

Answer: A pot of gold

Answer: Reflected-sunlight rainbow

Answer: Water lens

Answer: RAINBOW

Answer: Colors of the rainbow

Answer: Reflection rainbow

Answer: Axis of the rainbow

Answer: Double rainbow

Answer: Tertiary rainbow

Answer: Reflected rainbow

Answer: Rainbows

Answer: Supernumerary rainbow

Answer: Primary rainbow

Answer: Snowbow


Question: In which constellation is the star 'Betelguese'?

Answer: Orion (music)

Answer: Orion (song)

Answer: Orion Class Spaceship

Answer: Orions (disambiguation)

Answer: Orion-class spaceship

Answer: Orion (system)

Answer: ORION

Answer: Orions

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion (disambiguation)


Question: Which element, atomic number 15, has the symbol 'P'?

Answer: Phospho

Answer: PHOSPHORUS

Answer: P32 isotope

Answer: Red Phosphorous

Answer: Phosporus

Answer: 32P

Answer: Phosphorus compounds

Answer: Element 15

Answer: Phosphorus in biological systems

Answer: Fosforus

Answer: Phosphorus

Answer: Phosphorus (chemical element)


Question: Which motor company owns the truck maker, Scania?

Answer: SAAB

Answer: Saab

Answer: Saab (disambiguation)


Question: Which is the largest island off the west coast of North America?

Answer: CIVI-TV

Answer: A Victoria

Answer: A-Channel Vancouver Island

Answer: A-Victoria

Answer: CTV Two Vancouver Island

Answer: A-Channel Victoria

Answer: CIVI-DT-2

Answer: CTV Vancouver Island

Answer: A Vancouver Island

Answer: 'A' Vancouver

Answer: %22A%22 Vancouver

Answer: %22A%22 Vancouver Island

Answer: 'A' Vancouver Island

Answer: CIVI-DT

Answer: VANCOUVER ISLAND

Answer: The New VI

Answer: CTV Two Victoria

Answer: 'A' Victoria

Answer: CIVI

Answer: %22A%22 Victoria


Question: Which animal appears on the flag of the US state of Wyoming?

Answer: BUFFALO (or Bison)


Question: What type of animal, according to its alternative name, is the Thylacine now thought to be extinct?

Answer: Marsupial Wolf

Answer: Thyalcine

Answer: Thylacinus striatus

Answer: Dasyurus cynocephalus

Answer: The Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus)

Answer: Thylacinus communis

Answer: Marsupial wolf

Answer: Benjamin (tiger)

Answer: Benjamine the thylacine

Answer: Thylacinus harrisii

Answer: Thylacines

Answer: Tazmanian wolf

Answer: Tassie Tiger

Answer: TASMANIAN WOLF

Answer: Tazmanian tiger

Answer: Thylocene

Answer: Tasmanian Tiger

Answer: Thylacinus breviceps

Answer: Tasmanian Wolf

Answer: Didelphis cynocephala

Answer: Thylacine

Answer: Benjamin the thylacine

Answer: Thylasine

Answer: Thylacinus cynocephalus

Answer: Tazzy tiger

Answer: Dasyurus lucocephalus

Answer: Tasmanian tiger

Answer: Tasmanian wolf


Question: Which is the fourth largest of the Balearic Islands?

Answer: Formentera

Answer: FORMENTERA

Answer: Formentera, Spain


Question: Who wrote the Cliff Richard number one hit 'Living Doll'?

Answer: Lionel Begleiter

Answer: Lionel Bart

Answer: LIONEL BART


Question: In which US state is the Innoko River?

Answer: Forty-ninth State

Answer: Arasuka

Answer: Alaska, United States

Answer: Alyaska

Answer: Religion in Alaska

Answer: Forty-Ninth State

Answer: Аляска

Answer: Alaska City, Alaska

Answer: ALASKA

Answer: Alaska (U.S. state)

Answer: Alaska, USA

Answer: Education in Alaska

Answer: Rail transport in Alaska

Answer: Town (Alaska)

Answer: Alasca

Answer: Alaskan

Answer: 49th State

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska Heritage Resources Survey

Answer: Alaskans

Answer: Elaska

Answer: State of Alaska

Answer: Alaksa

Answer: City (Alaska)

Answer: US-AK

Answer: Culture of Alaska

Answer: Ulaska

Answer: Largest US state

Answer: AlaskA

Answer: Film industry in Alaska

Answer: Recording District (Alaska)

Answer: Alaska (state)


Question: "In the famous Morecambe and Wise sketch featuring Andre Previn, what piece was being played with ""all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order""?"

Answer: Grieg piano concerto

Answer: Piano Concerto (Grieg)

Answer: Piano Concerto in A Minor

Answer: THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO

Answer: Norwegian Concerto

Answer: Piano Concerto in A minor (Grieg)

Answer: Piano Concerto in A minor


Question: "Give the title of the singer/group who recorded the 1967 song containing the following lyrics, ""He's got people who've been working for fifty years; no one asks for more money 'cause nobody dares""?"

Answer: CAT STEVENS (song: 'Matthew & Son')


Question: "What film contains the following dialogue? ""It's 200 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, its dark and we're wearing sunglasses""."

Answer: Blues bros

Answer: Jake Blues

Answer: 'THE BLUES BROTHERS'

Answer: Elwood Blues

Answer: Blues brothers

Answer: Blues brothers bar

Answer: Joliet Jake

Answer: %22Joliet%22 Jake Blues

Answer: The Blues Brothers Band

Answer: Blues Brothers

Answer: Blue Brothers

Answer: The Blues Brothers


Question: "Who famously said after the 'Dunblane Massacre', ""If a cricketer for instance, suddenly decided to go into a school and batter a lot of people to death with a cricket bat, which he could do very easily, I mean, are you going to ban cricket bats""?"

Answer: Duke of Ed

Answer: Marquess of the Isle of Wight

Answer: Earls of Merioneth

Answer: DUKE OF EDINBURGH

Answer: Dukes of Edinburgh

Answer: Marquess of the Isle of Ely

Answer: Baron Snowdon

Answer: Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Duke of edinburgh

Answer: Line of succession to Dukedom of Edinburgh


Question: What was the name of the 'Birdman of Alcatraz'?

Answer: Birdman of Alcatrez

Answer: Della Mae Jones

Answer: The alcatraz bird man

Answer: Robert Franklin Stroud

Answer: Birdman Of Alcatraz

Answer: Bird Man of Alcatraz

Answer: Robert Stroud

Answer: ROBERT STROUD

Answer: The Birdman of Alcatraz

Answer: Birdman of Alcatraz


Question: The painters Theodore Rousseau and Jean-Francois Millet were prominent members of which 19th century French school of landscape painters, named after the town in Fontainbleu Forest where the artists gathered?

Answer: Barbizon movement

Answer: Barbizon painters

Answer: Barbizon School

Answer: Barbizon school

Answer: BARBIZON SCHOOL

Answer: The Barbizon School


Question: His debut album 'Disc-Overy' was released in 2010. By what stage-name id Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu better known?

Answer: Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu Jr.

Answer: 'TINIE TEMPAH'

Answer: Tiny Temper

Answer: Tinie Tempah

Answer: Tiny Tempah

Answer: Tinie tempah

Answer: Patrick Okogwu

Answer: Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu

Answer: Tinie Temper


Question: Which 2010 biographical film, starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale, centred on the life of professional boxer 'Micky Ward' and his older half-brother 'Dicky Eklund'?

Answer: The Fighter (2010 film)

Answer: The fighter

Answer: The Fighter (film)

Answer: The Fighter 2

Answer: The Fighter

Answer: 'THE FIGHTER'


Question: According to legend, who was the father of King Arthur?

Answer: Üther

Answer: Uther Pendragon (disambiguation)

Answer: Uthur Pendragon

Answer: Uther (disambiguation)

Answer: Uthr Bendragon

Answer: King Uther Pendragon

Answer: Uther Pen-Dragon

Answer: Uther

Answer: Üther Pendragon

Answer: King Uther

Answer: Uther Pendragon

Answer: Wthyr Bendragon

Answer: Uthyr Pendragon

Answer: Uter Pendragon

Answer: Uther pendragon

Answer: UTHER PENDRAGON

Answer: Uthyr Pendraeg


Question: The father of three 'Peter Griffin' is the title character of which American animated TV series?

Answer: Stewie Live

Answer: Quahog (Family Guy)

Answer: 'FAMILY GUY'

Answer: Jemima Witness

Answer: Family guy skyline

Answer: F G

Answer: History of Family Guy

Answer: Quahog rhode island

Answer: List of national variants in Family Guy

Answer: Faimly guy

Answer: Seth and Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: Family Guy: It takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One

Answer: Family Guy (TV series)

Answer: Up Late with Stewie & Brian

Answer: Family dude

Answer: Up Late With Stewie and Brian

Answer: Spooner Street

Answer: Quahog (family guy)

Answer: Patty Tanninger

Answer: Quahog, RI

Answer: Family guy

Answer: Family Guy Movie

Answer: Famguy

Answer: The Griffins

Answer: Family Guy (film)

Answer: Family Guy Case

Answer: Chicken fight (Family Guy)

Answer: Fam Guy

Answer: Fmaily Guy

Answer: Pawtucket Patriot Ale

Answer: Family Guy (pinball)

Answer: Pawtucket Patriot

Answer: FG (TV series)

Answer: Family Guy Presents: Seth and Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: The Brian And Stewie show!

Answer: List of places on Family Guy

Answer: Familyguy

Answer: Famala Guy

Answer: Quahog, Rhode Island

Answer: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: Quahog 5 news

Answer: Family g

Answer: History of family guy

Answer: Famliy Guy

Answer: Rhonda Latimer

Answer: Family Guy (comics)

Answer: Family Guys

Answer: Pawtucket Brewery

Answer: Seth And Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: Dr. diddy

Answer: F Guy

Answer: Family Guy Presents: Seth & Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: Up Late with Stewie and Brian

Answer: Family Guy Presents Seth and Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show

Answer: Family Guy

Answer: The Family Guy

Answer: Family Guy: It Takes a Village Idiot, and I Married One

Answer: Words and phrases from Family Guy

Answer: List of international airings of Family Guy


Question: Which artist, a member of the Order of Merit, was born in Bradford in July 1937?

Answer: Hockney

Answer: DAVID HOCKNEY

Answer: David Hockney


Question: Who plays 'Hannibal Smith' in the 2010 film 'The A- Team'?

Answer: LIAM NEESON

Answer: William John Neeson OBE

Answer: Liam Neesom

Answer: William John Neeson, OBE

Answer: Liam neeson

Answer: Liam Neesons

Answer: William John %22Liam%22 Neeson OBE

Answer: Neeson, Liam

Answer: Liam Neesan

Answer: Liam John Neeson

Answer: Liam Neeson.htm

Answer: Liam Neesen

Answer: William John %22Liam%22 Neeson

Answer: Liam Neeson

Answer: Liam Neesin

Answer: William John Neeson

Answer: William John %22Liam%22 Neeson, OBE


Question: Which novel features the scholar 'Humbert Humbert'?

Answer: The Hunted Enchanters

Answer: 'LOLITA'

Answer: Enchanted Hunters

Answer: The Enchanted Hunters

Answer: List of Lolita characters

Answer: Lolita Haze

Answer: Confessions of a White Widowed Male

Answer: Lolita (novel)

Answer: Lolitha

Answer: Lolita (movie)

Answer: Confession of a white widowed male

Answer: Hunted Enchanters

Answer: Lolita (book)

Answer: Lolitas

Answer: Humbert Humbert (Lolita)

Answer: Clare Quilty

Answer: Nymphette

Answer: Lolita Method

Answer: The Confessions of a White Widowed Male

Answer: Dolores Haze

Answer: Richard F. Schiller

Answer: Lolita

Answer: Humbert Humbert


Question: Which boy band consists of Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Stiles and Louis Tomlinson?

Answer: List of One Direction concert tours

Answer: 1D in 3D

Answer: Onedirection

Answer: Directioners

Answer: One Direction (boy band)

Answer: Directioner

Answer: One direction

Answer: Just Can't Let Her Go

Answer: 1 Direction

Answer: One Direction

Answer: 1Direction

Answer: One Chance to Dance

Answer: 'ONE DIRECTION'

Answer: One Direction merchandise

Answer: 1D Day


Question: Which word completes the title of a Marina Lewycka book: 'A Short History Of ....', in Ukrainian?

Answer: Agricultural tractor

Answer: Great tractor wars

Answer: Tractor safety

Answer: Tractor wars

Answer: Row Crop tractors

Answer: Tractor Model

Answer: Farm tractor

Answer: Nebraska tractor test

Answer: Rowcrop

Answer: Tractors

Answer: '...TRACTORS'

Answer: Compact Utility Tractor

Answer: Tractor war

Answer: Agricultural Tractors

Answer: Agrotractor

Answer: Row Crop tractor

Answer: Classic Tractor

Answer: Row crop tractor

Answer: Tractor

Answer: Steam negro

Answer: Great tractor war

Answer: Row-crop

Answer: Agricultural vehicles

Answer: Row-crop tractor

Answer: Row crop tractors

Answer: Row Crop


Question: Name either of Sir Galahad's companions on his quest to find the holy grail.

Answer: Sir Percival or Sir Bors


Question: Which rank of the RAF is equivalent to Major in the British Army?

Answer: Squadron leader/page history

Answer: Squadron Officer

Answer: Squadron leader

Answer: Acting Squadron Leader

Answer: Squadron leaders

Answer: Sqn Ldr

Answer: Squadron Leader

Answer: SQNLDR


Question: Which northern brewery makes Jeckyll's bitter?

Answer: Hydes Brewery

Answer: Hydes


Question: Peter Schmeiche's son is currently the regular goalkeeper at which English football league team?

Answer: Leicester Fosse FC

Answer: Leicetser City F.C.

Answer: Leicester City F C

Answer: Leicester City Football Club

Answer: Leicester City football club

Answer: Leicester Fosse

Answer: Leicester city football club

Answer: Leicester City F. C.

Answer: Leicester City

Answer: Leicester Fosse F.C.

Answer: Leicester City FC

Answer: Leicester XI

Answer: Filbert the Fox

Answer: Leicester f.c

Answer: Leicester City F.C

Answer: Leicester City F.C.


Question: Codlin and Short are Punch and Judy men in which novel by Charles Dickens?

Answer: Quilp

Answer: Old Curiosity Shop

Answer: Daniel Quilp

Answer: Kit Nubbles

Answer: The Old Curiosity Shop


Question: Which type of roof is pitched at two different angles, the lower part being steeper than the upper?

Answer: Mansard Roof

Answer: Mansard

Answer: Curb roof

Answer: Mansard roof

Answer: French roof


Question: What was Roy Castle's only Carry On film?

Answer: 3rd Foot and Mouth Regiment

Answer: Carry on... Up the Khyber

Answer: Carry On Up the Khyber

Answer: Third Foot and Mouth

Answer: Carry On... Up the Khyber

Answer: 3rd Foot and Mouth

Answer: Carry On...Up the Khyber

Answer: Foot and Mouth Regiment

Answer: Carry On Up The Khyber

Answer: Carry on up the Khyber

Answer: Carry On up the Khyber


Question: Which 'superhero's' alter ego is 'Peter Parker'?

Answer: Wall Crawler

Answer: Spider man

Answer: Peter Parker (fiction)

Answer: Web Head

Answer: Spider-Man

Answer: Web Slinger

Answer: Wall-Crawler

Answer: The Human Spider

Answer: Wallcrawler

Answer: Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)

Answer: Spider Man

Answer: Spider-man (comics)

Answer: Spider-man

Answer: Web-Slinger

Answer: The spiderMan

Answer: Spider-Man (comics)

Answer: Peter B. Parker

Answer: The spider-man

Answer: List of accolades received by the Spider-Man franchise

Answer: Peter Parker/Spider-Man

Answer: Fictional history of Spider-Man

Answer: Spiderman

Answer: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)

Answer: Scarlet Spider (Peter Parker)

Answer: Peter Benjamin Parker

Answer: Human spider

Answer: Parker, Peter

Answer: Petey Parker

Answer: The Spider man

Answer: Spindelmannen

Answer: The spider-Man

Answer: SPIDER-MAN

Answer: Web-head

Answer: The Spider-man

Answer: Radioactive spider

Answer: Man Spider

Answer: Spidey

Answer: Webhead

Answer: Webslinger

Answer: The SpiderMan

Answer: 'SPIDERMAN'

Answer: SpiderMan

Answer: Creation of Spider-Man

Answer: Peter Parker

Answer: Peter parker

Answer: The Spider-Man

Answer: Spidee

Answer: The spiderman


Question: Pd is the chemical symbol for which element?

Answer: The Palladium

Answer: PALLADIUM


Question: In computing, 'NOT', 'AND', and 'OR' are examples of what type of circuits?

Answer: GATES (Logic)


Question: Which stretch of waterway separates Madagascar from the African mainland?

Answer: Mozambique Channel

Answer: MOZAMBIQUE CHANNEL

Answer: Mozambique Canal

Answer: Madagascar Channel

Answer: Mozambique channel


Question: 'Jomo Kenyatta Airport' serves which African city?

Answer: Nairobi Province, Kenya

Answer: KE-110

Answer: Nairobi, KE-110

Answer: Nyrobi

Answer: Nairobi Municipality

Answer: NAIROBI

Answer: Nairobi, Kenya

Answer: Safari Capital of the World

Answer: Nairobi Province

Answer: Demographics of Nairobi

Answer: Capital of Kenya

Answer: Nairobi Area

Answer: Citi Hoppa

Answer: Nairobi Area, Kenya

Answer: Nairobi


Question: Who composed the musical shows 'Swingtime' and 'Showboat'?

Answer: JEROME KERN

Answer: Jerome David Kern

Answer: Country Stile

Answer: Jerome Kern


Question: What name is given to a line on a map joining places of equal rainfall?

Answer: Isopleths

Answer: Isobar (meteorology)

Answer: Aclinic line

Answer: Isohel

Answer: Isoclinic line

Answer: ISOHYET

Answer: Isohyetal line

Answer: Isohytes

Answer: Isogon (meteorology)

Answer: Isocheim

Answer: Isopleth

Answer: Halleyan lines

Answer: Isohyat

Answer: Contour plot

Answer: Agonic line

Answer: Isotherm (contour line)

Answer: Aclinic Line

Answer: Isohypse

Answer: Isohyet

Answer: Isotherms

Answer: Agonic lines

Answer: Isogon

Answer: Contour line

Answer: Isodynamic Lines

Answer: Isolines

Answer: Isodynamic line

Answer: Isoclinic Lines

Answer: Contour Plot

Answer: Height Contours

Answer: Isohume

Answer: Isoflor

Answer: Contour lines

Answer: Isallobar

Answer: Isodrosotherm

Answer: Agonie Lines

Answer: Isarithm

Answer: Contour maps

Answer: Isogon (geomagnetism)

Answer: Contour map

Answer: Isohyetal

Answer: Mathematical Contours

Answer: Isogonic lines

Answer: Isotach

Answer: Isophote

Answer: Contour interval

Answer: Halleyan line

Answer: Isogonic line


Question: Name the palace and monastery , situated some 25 miles north of Madrid, founded by King Phillip II of Spain?

Answer: The Escorial

Answer: Monasterio del Escorial

Answer: Biblioteca del Real Monasterio de El Escorial

Answer: Escorial Monastery

Answer: Real Biblioteca de San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Answer: Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Answer: San Lorenzo del Escorial Palace

Answer: THE ESCORIAL

Answer: Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Answer: Escorial

Answer: El Escorial

Answer: Escorial Library

Answer: Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Answer: Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo Del Escorial

Answer: Monasterio de El Escorial


Question: Who was the Poet Laureate at the time of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II?

Answer: John Masefield

Answer: Masefieldian

Answer: JOHN MASEFIELD

Answer: Masefield, John

Answer: J. Masefield

Answer: John Edward Masefield


Question: Who played the part of 'herman' in the 1960's TV series 'The Munsters'?

Answer: Fred Gwynne

Answer: FRED GWYNNE

Answer: Frederick Hubbard Gwynne


Question: The Crossbill belongs to which bird family?

Answer: Fringillidae

Answer: Carduelidae

Answer: FINCH

Answer: Carduelini

Answer: Finches

Answer: True finch

Answer: Finch

Answer: Finch (bird)


Question: Give one year in the life of Genghis Khan?

Answer: 1162 - 1227


Question: Which Latin phrase means 'to excess, to a sickening degree'?

Answer: Ad nauseum

Answer: Argumentum Ad Infinitum

Answer: Ad naseum

Answer: Ad nausium

Answer: Argument by repetition

Answer: Argumentum ad nauseum

Answer: Ad nosium

Answer: Adnosium

Answer: Nauseum

Answer: Argument from repetition

Answer: AD NAUSEAM

Answer: Argumentum ad nauseam

Answer: Ad Nauseum

Answer: Argumentum ad infinitum

Answer: Ad Nauseam

Answer: Ad nauseam


Question: In the TV series 'Friends', what is 'rachel's' surname?

Answer: Green (crater)

Answer: Green (song)

Answer: Green (disambiguation)

Answer: GREEN

Answer: 'GREEN'

Answer: GREEN (disambiguation)

Answer: Green (album)


Question: What was the name of the winner of the 2009 series of 'The Apprentice'?

Answer: YASMINA SIADATAN (accept either name)


Question: Who in the Bible, became the first drunken man after planting a vineyard?

Answer: Noah (album)

Answer: Noah (disambiguation)

Answer: Noah (film)

Answer: NOAH


Question: According to the Bible, who was renamed Israel because he wrestled with God?

Answer: Yaʿaqov

Answer: Yaʿqob

Answer: Yaakov

Answer: Yaʿăqōḇ

Answer: Yacov

Answer: Yaakov Avinu

Answer: Ya'kov

Answer: Yaacob

Answer: Yaʿakov

Answer: Yaaqov

Answer: Jacob

Answer: Sons of Jacob

Answer: Ya'akov

Answer: יַעֲקֹב

Answer: Yaaqobh

Answer: Israel (Bible)

Answer: Ya'aqov

Answer: Ya'aqobh

Answer: Ille qui nos omnes servabit

Answer: Ya'akov

Answer: Ya'qob

Answer: يعقوب

Answer: Yakuv

Answer: Prophet Jacob

Answer: Jacob (Bible)

Answer: JACOB

Answer: Yacob

Answer: Yakuf


Question: Which company manufactures the Playstation video games console?

Answer: Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo

Answer: DCR-DVD405E

Answer: DSC-P93

Answer: ソニー株式会社

Answer: DSC-T10

Answer: Sony Corporation

Answer: DCR-TRV38

Answer: DCR-SR35E

Answer: List of Sony shareholders and subsidiaries

Answer: Sony Style

Answer: Sony Corp.

Answer: MODEL-NAME

Answer: Sony Entertainment

Answer: S0ny

Answer: Sony corporation

Answer: The Sony Corporation

Answer: List of Sony products

Answer: DSC-WX100 v1.00

Answer: Sony Electronics

Answer: Sony Europe

Answer: List of assets owned by Sony Corporation

Answer: Sony

Answer: Sony Broadcast & Professional Research Laboratories

Answer: Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering

Answer: Sony EMCS

Answer: Sony (Sony Corporation, Japan)

Answer: Sony Company

Answer: ソニー

Answer: Sony CISC

Answer: Sony Store

Answer: HDR-SR12

Answer: SONY

Answer: DSC-WX100

Answer: Sonī Kabushiki Gaisha

Answer: Sony.com

Answer: Sony Electronics Inc.

Answer: SonyStyle

Answer: Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation

Answer: Sony Corp

Answer: MMCD

Answer: Sony Group

Answer: Sony City


Question: In Norse mythology, what kind of creatures were 'Hugin' and 'Munin' who sat on Odin's shoulder?

Answer: Raven's Advanced Progressive Matrices

Answer: Raven's Progressive Matrices

Answer: Raven's matrices%3F

Answer: Progressive Matrices

Answer: Raven Advanced Progressive Matrices

Answer: Progressive matrix test

Answer: Raven's

Answer: Raven s progressive matrices

Answer: Raven's Test

Answer: Raven's progressive matrices

Answer: RAVENS

Answer: Raven matrices

Answer: Raven Progressive Matrices

Answer: Raven's Matrices

Answer: Matrix test


Question: 'Stane Street' was a Roman road that linked London to which city?

Answer: Chichester Festivities

Answer: Chichester Conservation Area

Answer: Chichester

Answer: Chichester, Sussex

Answer: Chichester, England

Answer: CHICHESTER

Answer: Central C of E Junior School

Answer: Chichester, West Sussex

Answer: COFEJS

Answer: Kingsham Primary School

Answer: Chichester (city)


Question: Which Greek philosopher is popularly known as 'The Laughing Philosopher' because of his scoffing nature?

Answer: Laughing Philosopher

Answer: Demokritos

Answer: DEMOCRITUS

Answer: Democritus

Answer: Democritean

Answer: Democritus Of Abdera

Answer: Democritus of Abdera

Answer: Abderitan laughter

Answer: Democratus

Answer: Dēmokritos

Answer: Demokrit

Answer: Δημόκριτος


Question: Which hit for 'Wet Wet Wet' was the biggest-selling single in Britain in 1994?

Answer: Love Is All Around (Wet Wet Wet song)

Answer: 'LOVE IS ALL AROUND'

Answer: Love Is All Around (The Troggs song)

Answer: Love Is All Around (the Troggs song)

Answer: Love Is All Around

Answer: Christmas Is All Around

Answer: Love is All Around


Question: Which county shares borders with Northumberland, County Durham, North Yorkshire and Lancashire?

Answer: CUMBRIA

Answer: Cumbria

Answer: East Cumbria

Answer: Cwmry

Answer: West Cumbria

Answer: Cumbria, England


Question: Which of Puccini's operatic characters commits suicide with her father's sword?

Answer: Madam Butterfly

Answer: Lieutenant Pinkerton

Answer: Madama Butterfly

Answer: Un bel di vedremo

Answer: B. F. Pinkerton

Answer: 'MADAME BUTTERFLY'

Answer: Cio-Cio-San

Answer: Cio Cio San

Answer: Cio-Cio San

Answer: Un bel dì vedremo

Answer: Un bel di

Answer: Madame Butterfly

Answer: B.F. Pinkerton

Answer: Vogliatemi bene

Answer: Un Bel Di


Question: In the Book of Genesis, who dreamt of a ladder reaching from Earth to the Heavens?

Answer: Yaʿaqov

Answer: Yaʿqob

Answer: Yaakov

Answer: Yaʿăqōḇ

Answer: Yacov

Answer: Yaakov Avinu

Answer: Ya'kov

Answer: Yaacob

Answer: Yaʿakov

Answer: Yaaqov

Answer: Jacob

Answer: Sons of Jacob

Answer: Ya'akov

Answer: יַעֲקֹב

Answer: Yaaqobh

Answer: Israel (Bible)

Answer: Ya'aqov

Answer: Ya'aqobh

Answer: Ille qui nos omnes servabit

Answer: Ya'akov

Answer: Ya'qob

Answer: يعقوب

Answer: Yakuv

Answer: Prophet Jacob

Answer: Jacob (Bible)

Answer: JACOB

Answer: Yacob

Answer: Yakuf


Question: Which Czech tennis player knocked out Andy Murray in the fourth round of the Men's Singles at the French Open?

Answer: Tomáš Krupa

Answer: Thomas Berdych

Answer: Tomas Berdych

Answer: THOMAS BERDYCH

Answer: Tomáš Berdych

Answer: Berdych


Question: Whose novels feature former US Army policeman 'Jack Reacher'?

Answer: LEE CHILD (accept his real name JIM GRANT)

LEE CHILD (accept his real name JIM GRANT)


Question: Franco Alfano completed which Puccini opera after the composers death in 1924?

Answer: Turnadot

Answer: Turandot

Answer: Turandot (Puccini)

Answer: 'TURANDOT'


Question: Alphabetically which is the last book of the Old Testament?

Answer: Z'fanyah

Answer: Tzfanyah

Answer: Zfanyah

Answer: Ts'fanyah

Answer: ZEPHANIAH

Answer: Zefanya

Answer: Tzefanyah

Answer: Prophet in Bible Zephaniah

Answer: Tsefanya

Answer: Tsefanyah

Answer: Tzfanya

Answer: Tzfaniya

Answer: Zephanyah

Answer: Tsfanya

Answer: Zefanyah

Answer: Tsfanyah

Answer: Zephaniah

Answer: Tz'fanya

Answer: Sephanyah

Answer: Tzefanya

Answer: Ts'fanya

Answer: Zfanya

Answer: Tz'fanyah

Answer: Z'fanya


Question: 'A Great Deliverance' is the first of many novels by Elizabeth George featuring which aristocratic detective?

Answer: 'INSPECTOR THOMAS LINLEY'


Question: The main motto of which organisation is: 'Service Above Self'?

Answer: Rotarians

Answer: RotaryClub

Answer: The Rotary

Answer: Rotary Club of North Bay Ontario

Answer: Rotary International

Answer: Rotary Club of Shanghai

Answer: Rotary service club

Answer: Rotary Club of North Bay, Ontario

Answer: Rotary Australia World Community Service

Answer: Rotary Clubs

Answer: Rotary Interact Club

Answer: 4 way test

Answer: Rotarian club

Answer: Rotarian

Answer: Interact Club

Answer: ROTARY (International)

Answer: The Rotarian

Answer: Rotary Club

Answer: The Rotary Club

Answer: Rotary Interact

Answer: Rotary club


Question: The longest serving Prime Minister of New Zealand was born in Eccleston, St. Helens in 1845. Who was he?

Answer: Richard John Seddon

Answer: Richard Seddon

Answer: R. J. Seddon

Answer: Dick seddon

Answer: Dick Seddon

Answer: RJ Seddon

Answer: RICHARD SEDDON


Question: Which author of biographies and detective fiction, widow of a Nobel Literature Laureate, became a Dame earlier this year?

Answer: Antonia Fraser

Answer: Lady Antonia Fraser

Answer: ANTONIA FRASER

Answer: Antonia Pinter

Answer: Antonia Pakenham


Question: Which company produces the 'Fireblade' motorcycle?

Answer: Honda Technologies

Answer: HONDA

Answer: Honda atv

Answer: Honda Motor Company, Limited

Answer: Honda Clio

Answer: Honda Soltec

Answer: Honda (automobile)

Answer: Honda Outboard

Answer: Honda Motor Co.

Answer: Honda Motor Company Limited

Answer: Honda Corporation

Answer: Honda Verno

Answer: Honda

Answer: Honda Group

Answer: Honda motorcycle

Answer: 本田

Answer: Soltec

Answer: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Answer: Hero honda passion plus

Answer: Cbr 150

Answer: Honda Motor Company Inc.

Answer: Honda motorcycles

Answer: Honda Motor Company

Answer: Honda Motor Co. Ltd.

Answer: Honda 300ex

Answer: Honda CL145

Answer: Honda Motorcycles

Answer: Honda Primo

Answer: Honda Motor Manufacturing

Answer: Honda Werther

Answer: Honda Motor


Question: What is the capital of Belize called?

Answer: Capital of Belize

Answer: BELMOPAN

Answer: Capital of belize

Answer: Belmopan

Answer: Belmopan, Belize


Question: What type of plant is a 'Silver Slipper'?

Answer: Azalea species

Answer: AZALEA

Answer: Azaleas

Answer: Azalea

Answer: Culture of azalea


Question: 'Arias And Raspberries' is the title of the autobiography of which entertainer who died in April 2001?

Answer: Sir Harry Secombe

Answer: HARRY SECOMBE

Answer: Harry Seacombe

Answer: Harry Seccombe

Answer: Harry Secombe


Question: Who wrote the play, 'A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg'?

Answer: Nichols, Peter Richard

Answer: Peter Richard Nichols

Answer: Peter Nichols

Answer: PETER NICHOLS


Question: Which is the sixth book of the New Testament, following Acts?

Answer: Epistles of St. Paul to the Romans

Answer: Romans (book of Bible)

Answer: Book of romans

Answer: Letter of Paul to the Romans

Answer: Epistle To The Romans

Answer: Letter of Paul To the Romans

Answer: Rom.

Answer: Romans 12:17

Answer: Book of Romans

Answer: Romans Road

Answer: Romans 10 9-10

Answer: Epistle to the romans

Answer: Romans, Epistle to the

Answer: Romans 10 9

Answer: Romans 1:20

Answer: EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS

Answer: Romans 10 10

Answer: Romans 10 13

Answer: Pauline Epistle to the Romans

Answer: Romans 10:13

Answer: Romans 10:10

Answer: Romans road

Answer: Epistle to the Romans

Answer: Gospel of Paul

Answer: Romans 5:8

Answer: Letter To The Romans

Answer: Romans 10:9-10

Answer: St Paul's Letter to the Romans

Answer: Roman's road

Answer: Letter to the Romans

Answer: The Epistle to the Romans

Answer: Gospel of paul

Answer: Romans 10:9


Question: What word is used in betting slang for odds of 10/1 (ten to one)?

Answer: 'COCKLE'

Answer: Cockle-picking

Answer: Cockle

Answer: Cockle (disambiguation)

Answer: Cockles


Question: Which hymn, written by John Newton, 1727-1807, was the inspiration for a number one hit of 1973?

Answer: Amazing Grace

Answer: Amazing Grace (hymn)

Answer: Amazing Grace lyrics

Answer: 'AMAZING GRACE'

Answer: Amazing Grace (song)

Answer: Faith's Review and Expectation

Answer: Amazing grace


Question: Give a year in the life of painter Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Answer: 1723-1792


Question: While working for an advertising agency, which famous author was part of a team that devised the advertising slogan "Nice One Cyril"?

Answer: Peter mayle

Answer: Peter Mayle


Question: Who wrote the political autobiography "Speaking for Myself"?

Answer: Euan Blair

Answer: Cheriegate

Answer: Cherie blair

Answer: Cherie Booth Blair

Answer: Cherie Blaire

Answer: Cherie Booth QC

Answer: Cherie Blair

Answer: Cherie Booth


Question: Trinidad lies opposite the delta of which major river?

Answer: Orinoco

Answer: Rio Orinoco

Answer: Orinoco Basin

Answer: River Orinoco

Answer: Orinoco River

Answer: Orinco River

Answer: Río Orinoco

Answer: Orinoco River Basin

Answer: El Pao Iron Mine

Answer: Orinocco

Answer: Orinoco Iron Mines

Answer: El Florero Iron Mines

Answer: Orinoco river

Answer: Venzuela Iron Mines


Question: In which city could you travel on the underground from Olympic Park to World Cup Stadium?

Answer: Soul Special City

Answer: Hanseong

Answer: Seoul-T'ukpyolshi

Answer: Seul

Answer: Soul Special City, South Korea

Answer: Gyeongseong

Answer: Municipality of Seoul

Answer: 서울시

Answer: Hansong

Answer: Seoulite

Answer: Seoul castle

Answer: Seulum

Answer: Seoul

Answer: Seoul-teukbyeolsi

Answer: Seeoul

Answer: 漢城

Answer: Soul-t'ukpyolsi

Answer: Sangwon Middle School (Seoul)

Answer: Sŏul Special City, South Korea

Answer: Seoul Municipality

Answer: Soul Tukpyolsi

Answer: Kyungsung

Answer: Buildings and structures in Seoul

Answer: Seoul Teugbyeolsi

Answer: South Seoul

Answer: Capital of South Korea

Answer: Soul Teukbyeolsi

Answer: UN/LOCODE:KRSEL

Answer: Seoul Autonomous City

Answer: 서울특별시

Answer: Sŏul Special City

Answer: Soul of Asia

Answer: Economy of Seoul

Answer: Hanayng

Answer: Seoul.

Answer: Seoul castle town

Answer: Seoul Teukbyeolsi

Answer: City of Seoul

Answer: Five Grand Palaces

Answer: Hwangseong

Answer: Seulensis

Answer: Seoul Central City

Answer: Soul, South Korea

Answer: Capitals of South Korea

Answer: North Seoul

Answer: Seoul City

Answer: Shou'er

Answer: Hanyang (Korea)

Answer: SEOUL

Answer: Special City of Seoul

Answer: Shouer

Answer: Hansung

Answer: Autonomous City of Seoul

Answer: Soeul

Answer: Sŏul

Answer: 서울

Answer: Five Grand Palaces of Joseon-Dynasty Seoul

Answer: Seoul, Republic of Korea

Answer: 首爾

Answer: Seoul, South Korea

Answer: Seoul, the Republic of Korea

Answer: Seoul, Korea


Question: In which city could you travel on the underground from Atlantis to Mall of the Emirates?

Answer: Dubai (city)

Answer: Dubai, U.A.E

Answer: Dubai, 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: By what name was Australia known before British colonisation?

Answer: Nova Hollandia

Answer: New Holland (disambiguation)

Answer: New Holland


Question: Denis Gabor won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physics for which invention?

Answer: Hologrammatic

Answer: Holographic projection

Answer: Holographic System

Answer: Holographic

Answer: Holograms

Answer: Holographic image

Answer: Holographics

Answer: Holographic art

Answer: Holographic projector

Answer: Laser holograms

Answer: Holography

Answer: Laser hologram

Answer: HOLOGRAPHY

Answer: Hologramme

Answer: Holographic lens

Answer: Hologram

Answer: 3D holography


Question: In which film does Dustin Hoffman play Enrico Salvatore (Ratso) Rizzo?

Answer: Midnight cowboy

Answer: MIDNIGHT COWBOY

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (song)

Answer: Ratso Rizzo

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (film)

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (1969 film)

Answer: Midnight Cowboy


Question: rtve is the state broadcaster in which country?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Which member of Girls Aloud was born in Northern Ireland?

Answer: Nadine Elizabeth Louise Coyle

Answer: Outta My Mind

Answer: Nadine Coyle discography

Answer: NADINE COYLE

Answer: Girl On the Loose

Answer: Nadine Coyle


Question: Which European country has regions called Karlovy Vary, Plzeň and South Bohemia?

Answer: 4esko

Answer: Ceská republika

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Tjech republic

Answer: Republique Tcheque

Answer: Czech Republik

Answer: Ceská Republika

Answer: Czeck Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CZ

Answer: The Czech Republic

Answer: CZR

Answer: République Tchèque

Answer: Česko

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Czecho Republic

Answer: Winnerland

Answer: CZECH REPUBLIC

Answer: Protestantism in the Czech Republic

Answer: Tschechien

Answer: Check Republic

Answer: Czechia

Answer: Czech Republci

Answer: Etymology of the Czech Republic

Answer: Cesko

Answer: Česká republika

Answer: Češka

Answer: Cech Republic

Answer: Ceska Republic

Answer: Czech Rep

Answer: The Czeck Republic

Answer: Ceska

Answer: Ceska republika

Answer: Chez republic

Answer: Czec Republic

Answer: Climate of the Czech Republic

Answer: Csehorszag

Answer: Tcheque Republique

Answer: Republica Checa

Answer: Česká Republika

Answer: Cehia

Answer: Czech Rep.

Answer: Czech republic

Answer: Czechi

Answer: Tcheque Republic

Answer: Ceska Republika

Answer: Tjech Republic

Answer: ČR

Answer: Csehország

Answer: República Checa

Answer: Subdivisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Bohemia-Moravia


Question: Who is the only Rugby League player to win two consecutive Lance Todd trophies, doing so in 2007 and 2008?

Answer: Paul Wellens

Answer: Paul wellens


Question: What sporting term, meaning a second chance, comes from the French word for fishing again?

Answer: Repêchage

Answer: Repechage

Answer: Repochage

Answer: Last chance qualifier


Question: Which company currently sponsors The Grand National?

Answer: Crabbies (Ginger beer)


Question: Founded in London in 1844 by George Williams, which organisation was established to provide low cost housing in a safe environment?

Answer: Indian Princesses

Answer: World Alliance of Young Mens Christian Associations

Answer: YMCA of America Inc.

Answer: Y.M.C.A.

Answer: Ymca

Answer: Young Men's and

Answer: Young Men's Christian Associations

Answer: YMCA Adventure Guides

Answer: The Young Mens Christian Association (the YMCA)

Answer: Young Men's Christian

Answer: Y-Guides

Answer: Young Men's Christian Association

Answer: YMCA International

Answer: YMCA London South West

Answer: Young Men's Christian Association

Answer: Young Men's Christian's association

Answer: CVJM

Answer: The Young Mens Christian Association ( the YMCA )

Answer: The Y

Answer: World Alliance of YMCAs

Answer: YMCA Canada

Answer: YMCA (diving organization)

Answer: Ymca wimbledon

Answer: YMCA

Answer: Camp Storer

Answer: YCMA Indian Guides


Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to die in office?

Answer: HENRY JOHN TEMPLE, aka Lord Palmerston or Viscount Palmerston (accept any of former)

HENRY JOHN TEMPLE, aka Lord Palmerston or Viscount Palmerston (accept any of former)


Question: In 'Brookside', which actress, later to become the star of many TV dramas, played the part of 'Heather Huntingdon' who became 'Heather Haversham', who became 'Heather Black'?

Answer: Amanda Burton

Answer: AMANDA BURTON

Answer: Amanda Burton (actor)


Question: How did Fay Turney hit theheadlines in April this year?

Answer: SHE WAS PART OF A BRITISH NAVAL BOARDING PARTY CAPTURED BY IRAN

She Was Part Of A British Naval Boarding Party Captured By Iran