Question: A novel by General Lew Wallace published in 1880 was made into which films in 1926 (a silent movie) and 1959 (produced by William Wyler)?

Answer: Ben hur

Answer: Ben-Hur (film)

Answer: Ben hurr

Answer: Ben-hur

Answer: Ben-Hur (disambiguation)

Answer: Ben Hurr

Answer: Ben-Hur

Answer: Ben Hur


Question: "Which Italian nobel prize winner (1934) wrote novels such as ""Mal Gioconda"" and switched to writing plays in 1910?"

Answer: Pirandello

Answer: Luigi Pirandello


Question: What was significant about the double-header between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves on 11 August 11 1951?

Answer: It was the first baseball game to be televised in colour

It was the first baseball game to be televised in colour


Question: Betty Lou Oliver held a long-standing Guinness World Record for what event that occurred at 9:40 a.m. on 28 July 1945?

Answer: The longest survived fall in an elevator

The longest survived fall in an elevator


Question: What is the common name for Hydrocephalus, a pathological condition whereby fluid is retained within the skull?

Answer: Hydrocephalic

Answer: Communicating hydrocephalus

Answer: Hydrocephalia

Answer: Congenital hydrocephalus

Answer: Hydrocephallus

Answer: Hydroencephalitis

Answer: Hydrocaphlus

Answer: Hydrocephalus

Answer: Obstructive hydrocephalus

Answer: Hydrocephalus, obstructive

Answer: Water in the brain

Answer: Hydrocephlas

Answer: Non-communicating hydrocephalus

Answer: Hydrocephaly

Answer: Hydrocephalous

Answer: Water on the brain


Question: "Who wrote numerous short stories and plays and the novels ""Of Human Bondage"", ""The Moon And Sixpence"" and ""Cakes And Ale""?"

Answer: William Maugham

Answer: W Somerset Maugham

Answer: Maughamesque

Answer: W Maugham

Answer: Maughamian

Answer: Somerset Mom

Answer: W.S. Maugham

Answer: Somerset Maughan

Answer: Somerset Maugham

Answer: William Somerset Maugham

Answer: William Somerset Maugham's

Answer: W. Somerset Maugham

Answer: W. Maugham

Answer: Maugham, William Somerset

Answer: The Tenth Man (Maugham play)

Answer: Maugham, W Somerset

Answer: W. (William) Somerset Maugham

Answer: W. S. Maugham


Question: "Dr. Benjamin Spock, the American pediatrician who wrote ""Baby and Child Care"", published in 1946, won an Olympic gold medal in what type of event?"

Answer: Oarswoman

Answer: Rowboat

Answer: Row boat

Answer: Rowboats

Answer: Rowing

Answer: Watercraft rowing

Answer: Rowed

Answer: Oarsmen

Answer: Rowing boat

Answer: Rowers

Answer: Oarsman


Question: "What musical has the characters Roxie Hart, Velma Kelly, Billy Flynn, Matron ""Mama"" Morton, Amos Hart, Mary Sunshine, Fred Casely, Mrs. Borusewicz, Harrison and Go-to-Hell Kitty Baxter?"

Answer: Chi-Beria

Answer: Sayre language academy

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Hog Butcher for the World

Answer: Land of smelly onions

Answer: Ariel Community Academy

Answer: The weather in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Answer: Chicago, Illionis

Answer: Near North Montessori

Answer: Religion in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Finance Committee

Answer: The Paris of America

Answer: The city of Chicago

Answer: City of Chicago

Answer: List of sister cities of Chicago

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USCHI

Answer: Chicago theatre scene

Answer: Chicago, WI

Answer: The City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: Sister Cities of Chicago

Answer: Chicago il

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Answer: Performing arts in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Transportation Committee

Answer: Chicago, Wisconsin

Answer: City of chicago

Answer: Chicago theater scene

Answer: Chicago, Il

Answer: Chicago, IL.

Answer: Chicago, Ill.

Answer: City of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Chi town

Answer: Chicago, United States

Answer: Chicago (Ill.)

Answer: Transport in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Answer: Chicago (IL)

Answer: USCHI

Answer: Chichago

Answer: Chcago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

Answer: Sister Cities Chicago

Answer: Chicago, USA

Answer: Chi City

Answer: Chicago, IL

Answer: Chi-Town

Answer: Chicago theatre

Answer: Paris of America

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, US

Answer: Chicago Illinois

Answer: The city of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Sister cities of Chicago


Question: What is the name for an argument presented in logical form, containing 2 premises and a conclusion?

Answer: Syllogistic

Answer: Sylogism

Answer: Camestres

Answer: Darii mode

Answer: Syllogisms

Answer: %22Syllogistic argument%22

Answer: Modus Barbara

Answer: Syllogist

Answer: Errors in Syllogisms

Answer: Syllogistically

Answer: Epagoge

Answer: Syllogistic argument

Answer: Syllogism

Answer: Minor Term

Answer: Modus barbara

Answer: Existential Import

Answer: Mixed syllogism

Answer: Syllogistical

Answer: Major term

Answer: Categorical Syllogism

Answer: Minor term

Answer: Syllogistic reasoning

Answer: Categorical syllogisms

Answer: Συλλογισμός

Answer: Existential import

Answer: Syllogistic logic

Answer: Major premise

Answer: Barbara syllogism

Answer: Celarent

Answer: Syllogists

Answer: Errors in syllogisms

Answer: Major Term

Answer: Categorical syllogism

Answer: Minor premise


Question: "In the James Bond film ""The World Is Not Enough"" who played Bond girl Elektra King?"

Answer: Sophie Marceau


Question: Measuring from the closest point of each of these countries to the equator, which is the furthest from the equator?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: What is a form of word play that deliberately exploits ambiguity between similar-sounding words for humorous or rhetorical effect?

Answer: Punsters

Answer: Pun

Answer: Punny

Answer: Punned

Answer: Paronomasia

Answer: Punners

Answer: Paranomasia

Answer: Punningly

Answer: Punning

Answer: Lowest form of humor

Answer: Punster

Answer: Kalembur

Answer: Paronomastic

Answer: Word pun

Answer: No Pun Intended

Answer: Punner

Answer: Punnings

Answer: Embedded pun


Question: Cathay is a poetic name for which country?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: """Yabba dabba doo"" was a catch-phrase in which cartoon series?"

Answer: The Flinstones

Answer: Yaba Daba Doo

Answer: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes Lodge No. 26

Answer: Flintstones

Answer: The Flintstones Fox

Answer: Flinstones

Answer: The Flinstones (2013 TV series)

Answer: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes

Answer: The Flintstones (1980)

Answer: Hoppy (The Flintstones)

Answer: The Flintstones (Fox television series)

Answer: The Flagstones

Answer: List of The Flintstones characters

Answer: Hollyrock

Answer: Yabadabadoo

Answer: The Flintstones (2013)

Answer: The Flintstones (Fox TV series)

Answer: Baby Puss (The Flintstones)

Answer: The Flintstone

Answer: Flintstones, The

Answer: The Flintstones

Answer: Overview of The Flintstones

Answer: Mr. Slate


Question: In which decade was Frank Sinatra born?

Answer: 1910s

Answer: 1910s (decade)

Answer: Nineteen-tens

Answer: 1910s literature

Answer: 1910–1919

Answer: 1910-1919

Answer: Music in the 1910's

Answer: Nineteen tens

Answer: 1910's


Question: According to legend, who was King Arthur's father?

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: Uthyr Pendraeg


Question: What was first demonstrated by Alexander Graham Bell at the Philadelphia Exhibition in 1876?

Answer: Fixed telephony

Answer: Telephone receiver

Answer: Fone

Answer: Telpehone

Answer: Telephone and Telephone System

Answer: Telephone

Answer: Phone

Answer: Telephones

Answer: A phone

Answer: Phones

Answer: Telephone set

Answer: Telephone bell

Answer: Station set

Answer: Telephone cord

Answer: Telephone communication


Question: What international organisation was created in 1958 to bring about economic integration between European nations?

Answer: The European Community within the Union

Answer: Communauté Economique Européenne

Answer: Common Market

Answer: The European Community

Answer: Common Europe

Answer: E.E.C.

Answer: Community Pillar

Answer: EEC

Answer: European Economic Community

Answer: Community pillar

Answer: European Common Market

Answer: European community

Answer: European Community pillar of the European Union

Answer: European Community

Answer: Eec


Question: The merger of which two airlines, to create the world's 3rd largest airline in terms of annual revenue, was confirmed on 8 April 2010?

Answer: British Airways & Iberia


Question: What fictional Chinese-American detective, created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923 for a novel published in 1925, was the subject of over 45 films made between 1926 and 1981?

Answer: Charlie Chan

Answer: Number One Son

Answer: Birmingham Brown

Answer: Charley Chan


Question: In 1964, Larissa Latynina, who had represented the USSR and the Ukraine in gymnastics, achieved what Olympic record?

Answer: Won the most Olympic medals in her career

Won the most Olympic medals in her career


Question: Quantrill's Raiders, a loosely organised force of Partisan rangers under the leadership of William Clarke Quantril, fought in which war?

Answer: Civil War in the United States

Answer: USA civil war

Answer: United States civil war

Answer: Recent Unpleasantness

Answer: Civil war usa

Answer: Civil War (US)

Answer: Upcountry Unionist

Answer: Secession winter

Answer: War of the States

Answer: Civil War (U.S. history)

Answer: Us Civil war

Answer: The War of Northern Agression

Answer: American Civil War

Answer: The Recent Unpleasantness

Answer: Buchanan's War

Answer: Civil War (American)

Answer: American Secession War

Answer: Secession War

Answer: U.S. Civil War

Answer: Civil War (United States)

Answer: The us civil war

Answer: Us civil war

Answer: Civil War Era

Answer: The American Civil War

Answer: American Civil war

Answer: The U.S. Civil War

Answer: United States Civil War

Answer: The War Between the States

Answer: U.S. Civil war

Answer: The Late Unpleasantness

Answer: Us Civil War

Answer: Conservative Rebellion

Answer: Secession, War of

Answer: Civil War States

Answer: Civil War of the United States

Answer: US civil war

Answer: American civil war

Answer: American States Secession War

Answer: United states civil war

Answer: Civil War, American

Answer: Military history of the Confederate States

Answer: Civil War (U.S.)

Answer: Civil war of the us

Answer: The War of the Rebellion

Answer: American sivil war

Answer: U S Civil War

Answer: US Civil war

Answer: U. S. Civil War

Answer: US Civil War


Question: What was the original surname of T E Shaw, an RAF aircraftsman who was killed in a motorbike accident in 1935?

Answer: Lawrence (disambiguation)

Answer: Lawerence

Answer: Lawrence


Question: 111,111,111 squared gives what result?

Answer: 12345678987654321

Answer: twelve quadrillion, three hundred and forty-five trillion, six hundred and seventy-eight billion, nine hundred and eighty-seven million, six hundred and fifty-four thousand, three hundred and twenty-one

Answer: 12,345,678,987,654,321


Question: The peacock belongs to which family of birds?

Answer: Pheasant meat

Answer: Pheasant

Answer: Cockbird

Answer: Gennceus

Answer: Phasianus colchicus colchicus

Answer: Cock pheasant

Answer: Pheasants

Answer: Phasianus colchicus versicolor


Question: "In the TV series ""Thunderbirds"", Parker was chauffeur to whom?"

Answer: Penelon

Answer: Penelope Creighton-Ward

Answer: Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward

Answer: Lady Penelope Creighton Ward

Answer: Creighton-Ward Mansion

Answer: Lady Penelope


Question: For a proper fraction, the numerator is

Answer: less than the denominator


Question: The first 5 meetings of which annual international competition were held at Gteborg, Sweden (twice), Baltimore, USA, Birmingham, England, and Vienna, Austria?

Answer: The FEI World Cup Show Jumping Final


Question: What is the least number of shots that a competitor can take to complete 18 holes of golf?

Answer: 18

Answer: eighteen


Question: What is the next in this series: Das Rheingold (The Rhinegold), Die Walkre (The Valkyrie), Siegfried, ... ?

Answer: Gtterdmmerung (The Twilight of the Gods)

Gtterdmmerung (The Twilight of the Gods)


Question: "The names of how many states of the USA start and end with the letter ""a""?"

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Canadian Florence Nightingale Graham dropped out of nursing school in Toronto and joined her elder brother in New York City, working as a bookkeeper for the E.R. Squibb Pharmaceuticals Company. By what name is she better known?

Answer: Florence Graham

Answer: Elizabeth Arden

Answer: Florence Nightingale Graham


Question: In weaving, what are the threads running parallel to the length of the cloth called?

Answer: Warping

Answer: Warp (disambiguation)

Answer: Warped (disambiguation)

Answer: Warp drive (disambiguation)

Answer: WARP

Answer: Warpdrive

Answer: Spacewarp

Answer: Warp


Question: What passes between the sun and earth to make a solar eclipse?

Answer: Sol 3a

Answer: Moon-like

Answer: Mass of the Moon

Answer: Solar and lunar eclipses

Answer: Moon mass

Answer: Earth's natural satellites

Answer: Sol IIIa

Answer: Moon

Answer: Satellite of Earth

Answer: Mass of Moon

Answer: Earth and moon

Answer: Lunarian

Answer: Luna (natural satellite)

Answer: Pictures on the moon

Answer: Earth I

Answer: Earth and Moon

Answer: Luna (moon)

Answer: Lunar mass

Answer: The Moon

Answer: Lunar radius

Answer: Earth's moon

Answer: Terra I

Answer: Moon (moon)

Answer: Moon (Earth)

Answer: Moonlikeness

Answer: Natural Earth satellite

Answer: Moonless

Answer: Moon-likeness

Answer: Dorsa Argand

Answer: Moon distance from earth

Answer: Luna (satellite)

Answer: The moon

Answer: Moonlike

Answer: Earth's Moon

Answer: Moon likeness

Answer: Moon like


Question: The Treaty of Fontainebleau, signed on 11 April 1814 by representatives of France, Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, Russia, and Prussia, had a marked effect on the personal life of whom?

Answer: Napoleon Buonaparte

Answer: Napolean bonapart

Answer: Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleonist

Answer: Napoleon Boneparte

Answer: Le petit caporal

Answer: Napoleaon

Answer: Napolen's coup

Answer: Napoleone Bonaparte

Answer: Age of Napoleon

Answer: Napoléon Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón

Answer: Emperor Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon the Great

Answer: Napoleon I of France

Answer: Napoleon I of France bibliography

Answer: Napoléon

Answer: Napolean Bonapart

Answer: Napoléon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Napolean Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon Bonapart

Answer: Napeoleon

Answer: Napolean bonarparte

Answer: Emperor Napoleon I

Answer: Napolean

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoloen

Answer: Emperor of France Napoleon I

Answer: Napoleon I Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleon bonaparte

Answer: Napolian

Answer: Napoléon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon's

Answer: Napoleonic

Answer: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Jupiter Scapin

Answer: Nepolian

Answer: Napoleon I of the French

Answer: Little Corporal

Answer: Napoleon I of Italy

Answer: Napoleon bonepart

Answer: Napoléon I

Answer: Armed Soldier of Democracy

Answer: Napoleon I the Great of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon i of france

Answer: Napoleon i of france bibliography

Answer: Napoléon I of France

Answer: Napoleon's height

Answer: Napoleon Ier

Answer: Napoleon I

Answer: General Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone di Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón Bonaparte

Answer: Général Bonaparte

Answer: Jean d'Epee

Answer: Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon I of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon Emperor of France

Answer: Boneparte

Answer: Napoleon of France

Answer: Napoléon Ier

Answer: Napoléon I Bonaparte


Question: When is Labour Day in the USA, Bermuda and Canada?

Answer: Labor Day

Answer: Labor Day (US)

Answer: Labor day

Answer: Labor Day;

Answer: Labor Day (United States)

Answer: Labor Day Weekend

Answer: Labor Day'

Answer: The first Monday in September

Answer: First Monday in September

Answer: Laborday

Answer: Labor Sunday


Question: What Australian weekly magazine founded by two Sydney journalists, J.F. Archibald and John Haynes, which first appeared on 31 January 1880, ceased publication on 23 January 2008?

Answer: The Bulletin: Sydney

Answer: Sydney Bulletin

Answer: The Bulletin

Answer: The Sydney Bulletin


Question: "What sort of animal is Beatrix Potter's ""Mrs Tiggywinkle""?"

Answer: Hedehog


Question: Mallard, Mandarin, Red-crested Pochard, Teal, Muscovy and Eider are all types of what?

Answer: Quack (sound)

Answer: Duckies

Answer: Duckling

Answer: Ducks

Answer: Eend

Answer: Ducklings

Answer: DUCK

Answer: Duck

Answer: Mallard Drake

Answer: Quacking

Answer: Quacked


Question: "What are the words called in crosswords that appear under the headings ""Across"" and ""Down""?"

Answer: Clue (disambiguation)

Answer: Clue

Answer: Clues (album)

Answer: Clues


Question: "In the original British series of ""Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"", question 8 was worth what amount?"

Answer: 8,000

Answer: eight thousand

Answer: 8000


Question: Who was the first Pope to be appointed in the 21st century?

Answer: Pope Benedict XVI

Answer: Pope benedict xvi

Answer: Benedict the 16th

Answer: HH Pope Benedict XVI

Answer: PB16

Answer: Joe Ratzinger

Answer: Pope benedictus xvi

Answer: Joseph A. Ratzinger

Answer: Jospeh Ratzinger

Answer: Benedict 16

Answer: Papa Bento XVI

Answer: Benedict 16th

Answer: Pope Ratzinger

Answer: Benedikt xvi

Answer: Joseph Alois Ratzinger

Answer: His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI

Answer: Josef Ratzinger

Answer: Joseph Aloys Ratzinger

Answer: Pope Benidict XVI

Answer: Benoît 16

Answer: 265th pope

Answer: Josef Alois Ratzinger

Answer: Benoît XVI

Answer: Bxvi

Answer: Joseph Ratzinger

Answer: Joseph Raztinger

Answer: Pope Benedictus XVI

Answer: Bento XVI

Answer: Benedict XVI

Answer: Pope Benedict 16th

Answer: Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger

Answer: Papst Benedikt XVI

Answer: Pope benedict XVI

Answer: Benedikt XVI

Answer: Cardinal Joseph Alois Ratzinger

Answer: Benedict the Sixteenth

Answer: Papa Ratzi

Answer: Benedetto XVI

Answer: Cardinal Ratsinger

Answer: Porta Fidei

Answer: Benoit 16

Answer: Benedicto 16

Answer: Benedictus XVI

Answer: Pope Benedict 16

Answer: Benedetto 16

Answer: Benedict xvi

Answer: Relativism: The Central Problem for Faith Today

Answer: Benedito 16

Answer: Pope Benedict the 16th

Answer: Benedictus PP. XVI

Answer: Benedicto XVI

Answer: Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger

Answer: Benedito XVI

Answer: Benoit XVI

Answer: Benedikt XVI.

Answer: Benedict the sixteenth

Answer: Pontifex emeritus

Answer: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger

Answer: Papst benedikt xvi

Answer: PopeBenedictXVI

Answer: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

Answer: Benedictus xvi

Answer: Cardinal Ratzinger

Answer: Benedictus 16

Answer: Benedict XVI of Rome


Question: How many books in the Bible's Old Testament are included in the Catholic version but not in the Protestant one?

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: A particular song was copyrighted in 1935 by the Summy Company, crediting authors Preston Ware Orem and Mrs. R.R. Forman. The company was purchased in 1990 by Warner Chappell for US$15 million, with the value of the song estimated at US$5 million. What is the song?

Answer: Good Morning Dear Teacher

Answer: Happy Birthday To You

Answer: Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you

Answer: Rupa Marya v. Warner Chappell Music Inc

Answer: Good Morning to All

Answer: Happy Birthday to you

Answer: Happy birthday song

Answer: Happy birthday to you

Answer: Happy Birthday to You

Answer: Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you


Question: What style of American Football founded in 2003 is a full-contact 7 a side game where uniforms consist of helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, knee pads, bras, and panties?

Answer: Lingerie Football League

Answer: Legends Football League

Answer: Lingerie football

Answer: LFL Europe

Answer: LFL Australia

Answer: Lingerie Football

Answer: LFL Canada

Answer: Phoenix Scorch

Answer: San Francisco Seduction

Answer: 2013–14 LFL Australia season


Question: What were Operation Pointblank, Operation Overlord, Operation Fortitude, Operation Neptune and Operation Quicksilver?

Answer: Allied operations in World War II


Question: If you travelled down the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota, which city would you be in when you reached the ocean?

Answer: Big EZ

Answer: New Orléans, LA

Answer: Nouvelle-Orleans

Answer: No Orleans

Answer: City of New Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.

Answer: City of new orleans

Answer: Orleans Parrish

Answer: N'awlins

Answer: New Orlean

Answer: New Orleans, La.

Answer: Orleans Parish/New Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: Orléans, Louisiana

Answer: Orleans Parish, LA

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans County

Answer: The Big EZ

Answer: Nawlins

Answer: Little Woods, New Orleans

Answer: Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: New Orléans

Answer: Orleans Parish/City of New Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: North Shore Broadcasting

Answer: Entercom (New Orleans)

Answer: New Orleans (La.)

Answer: NOLA

Answer: Nouvelle-Orléans

Answer: New Orleans, USA

Answer: New Orleans, Lousiana

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USMSY

Answer: No Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Answer: The City of New Orleans

Answer: Orleans Parish, Louisiana

Answer: New Orleans (LA)

Answer: Cresent City

Answer: Orleans Parish

Answer: City of New Orleans

Answer: The Big Easy

Answer: The Crescent City

Answer: Big Easy

Answer: Parish of Orleans

Answer: La Nouvelle-Orleans

Answer: Nova Orleans

Answer: Choppa city

Answer: La Nouvelle-Orléans

Answer: New Orlians

Answer: The City That Care Forgot

Answer: New Orleans, Louisiana

Answer: Norleans

Answer: New orleans

Answer: New Orleans, LA

Answer: New Orleans , LA

Answer: New Orléans, Louisiana


Question: "In David Hockney's painting ""Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy"", what is Percy?"

Answer: Housecat

Answer: Felis Silvestris Catus

Answer: Cats have 9 lives

Answer: Moggies

Answer: Moggie

Answer: Felis Catus

Answer: Alley-cat

Answer: Felis domesticus catus

Answer: Cats

Answer: House cat

Answer: Domestic Feline

Answer: Evening Crazies

Answer: Common housecat

Answer: Domestic cat

Answer: Domestic cats

Answer: Felis silverstris catus

Answer: Tom (cat)

Answer: Asocial Aggression

Answer: A Cat

Answer: Domestic housecats

Answer: Feline Asocial Aggression

Answer: Felix domesticus

Answer: Cat (animal)

Answer: Moggy

Answer: Felis domesticus

Answer: House Cat

Answer: Midnight crazies

Answer: Felis silvestris catus

Answer: Felis cattus

Answer: Domestic Cat

Answer: House cats

Answer: Goyang-i

Answer: Domesticated cat

Answer: Goyangi

Answer: Felis familiaris

Answer: Cat

Answer: Felis sylvestris catus

Answer: Felis cattus domesticus

Answer: Felis catus domesticus

Answer: Cat poison

Answer: Feline sexual behavior

Answer: Cat baths

Answer: Housecats

Answer: F. catus

Answer: Domestic Cats

Answer: Felis catus

Answer: Pet cat

Answer: F. domesticus

Answer: Felis silvestris domesticus

Answer: Felis catus Domesticus

Answer: Domestic feline


Question: Who won the 2010 Boston Marathon with a time of 2:05:52, easily breaking the course record of 2:07:14?

Answer: Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot


Question: "Who, an influential English occultist and ceremonial magician, known today for his magical writings, was a hedonist, bisexual, recreational drug experimenter and social critic, and was called in the popular press of the day ""the wickedest man in the world""?"

Answer: Aleister Crowly

Answer: Alesteir Crowley

Answer: Alistair crowley

Answer: Alastair Crowley

Answer: Alestair crowley

Answer: Aliestter crowley

Answer: The Great Beast

Answer: Aha !

Answer: Frater Perdurabo

Answer: Crowley, Aleister

Answer: Aleister Crowley (biography)

Answer: Alistair Crowley

Answer: Alister Crowley

Answer: Great Beast 666

Answer: Maria Ferrari de Miramar

Answer: Aliester Crowley

Answer: Aleister Crowley (Biography)

Answer: Alick Crowley

Answer: Alexander Crowley

Answer: Aleister Crowley

Answer: Crowleyan

Answer: Edward Alexander Crowley


Question: Which 1974 film about a train hijacking starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw was remade in 2009 starring John Travolta and Denzel Washington?

Answer: Taking of Pelham 1-2-3

Answer: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

Answer: The Taking of Pelham 123 (film)

Answer: Pelham 123

Answer: The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

Answer: The Taking of Pelham 123

Answer: Taking of Pelham One Two Three

Answer: The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3

Answer: Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

Answer: Taking of Pelham 123

Answer: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (film)

Answer: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (disambiguation)


Question: "What is the setting for the Alfred Hitchcock film ""The Birds""?"

Answer: Bodega Bay, CA

Answer: Bodega Bay, California


Question: What satellite, launched by NASA aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral on 10 July 1962, was built as part of a multi-national agreement between AT&T;, Bell Telephone Laboratories, NASA, the British General Post Office, and the French National PTT (Post, Telegraph & Telecom Office)?

Answer: Telstar 11N

Answer: Telstar

Answer: Telstar 1

Answer: TELSTAR

Answer: Telstar I


Question: After sporadic visits by European explorers and merchants from the 17th century onwards, the eastern half of which continent was claimed by the British in 1770, and officially settled as a penal colony on 26 January 1788?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: What name is given to art that depicts inanimate (typically commonplace) objects, either natural (e.g. food, flowers, plants, rocks & shells) or man-made (e.g. drinking glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins & pipes) in an artificial setting?

Answer: Naturaleza Muerta

Answer: Still Life Painting

Answer: Nature morte

Answer: Still-lifes

Answer: Still-Life Painting

Answer: Naturaleza muerta

Answer: Stilleben

Answer: Still-life

Answer: Still lifes

Answer: Still life

Answer: Stilllife

Answer: Still-Life

Answer: Still-life painting

Answer: Still Life


Question: What is the name of the tallest skyscraper in Saudi Arabia, one of the world's 50th tallest buildings, that is in Riyadh?

Answer: Kingdom Center

Answer: The Kingdom Centre

Answer: Kingdom Centre

Answer: Al Mamlaka


Question: Who, the illegitimate son of a peasant girl, was educated in the studio of a Florentine painter, spent much of his early working life in the service of Ludovico il Moro in Milan, worked in Rome, Bologna and Venice, and spent his final years in France at the home given to him by King Franois I?

Answer: Leonard da Vinci

Answer: Leonardo da Vinci's workshop

Answer: Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci

Answer: Da Vinci

Answer: Leonardo de Vinci

Answer: Leonardo daVinci

Answer: Leonardo Da Vinci

Answer: Leonardo Davinchi

Answer: Da Vincian

Answer: Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci

Answer: Vinci, Leonardo di Ser Piero da

Answer: DaVinci

Answer: Leonardo Davinci

Answer: L. Da Vinci

Answer: Caterina Buti del Vacca

Answer: The Great Lenardo

Answer: Leonardo da Vinci

Answer: Leonardo De Vinci

Answer: Leonardo DaVinci

Answer: Leonardo da Vinci Notebooks

Answer: Leonardo da Vinci (personal life)

Answer: Léonard de Vinci

Answer: Davinci

Answer: Leonardo da Vinchi

Answer: Léonardo Da Vinci

Answer: LdV

Answer: Leonardo da vinci

Answer: Leonard de Vinci

Answer: Leonardo Da Vinchi

Answer: Leonardo Di Vinci

Answer: Leo da vinci

Answer: The Great Leonardo

Answer: Leanardo da vinci

Answer: Da vinci


Question: What were Operation Torch, Operation Ichi-Go, Operation Bagration, Operation Market Garden and Operation Crossbow?

Answer: Military operations in World War II


Question: Where was there a series of explosions and fire on 23 October 1989 (killing 23 employees and injuring 314), an explosion on 23 June 1999 (killing two men and injuring three) and an explosion and fire on 27 March 2000 (which caused 1 death and 71 injuries)?

Answer: Pasadena, Tx

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USPAS

Answer: Pasadena, TX

Answer: Pasadena, Texas, USA

Answer: Pasadena, Texas

Answer: Pasadena (TX)

Answer: Pasadena, Tex


Question: What is the name for the act of murdering of one's own sister?

Answer: Sororicide


Question: In which country is the city of Maastricht?

Answer: NETHERLANDS

Answer: The netherland

Answer: Nederlandia

Answer: Climate of the Netherlands

Answer: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Answer: The Netheralands

Answer: Nyderlandai

Answer: Northern Netherlands

Answer: Holland (country)

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

Answer: The Netherlands

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Pays-Bas

Answer: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NL

Answer: Olanda

Answer: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

Answer: Capitals of Holland

Answer: Neatherlands

Answer: The netherlands

Answer: Dutch inhabitants

Answer: Netherlands, The

Answer: European Netherlands

Answer: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

Answer: Mainland Netherlands

Answer: Metropolitan Netherlands

Answer: Nehterlands

Answer: Netherlands (European territory)


Question: Which team has played in 40 of the 105 Baseball World Series and won 27 World Series championships (between 1923 and 2009), the most of any Major League franchise?

Answer: The N. Y. Yankees

Answer: New York Highlanders

Answer: NYY

Answer: New York Baseball

Answer: NY Yankees

Answer: New York Yankees Roster

Answer: Lonn A. Trost

Answer: Nyy

Answer: N. Y. Yankees

Answer: N.Y.Y.

Answer: Yankees Roster

Answer: New York Yankee's

Answer: Yankees Suck

Answer: N Y Yankees

Answer: Baltimore Orioles (1901–1902)

Answer: New York baseball team

Answer: New York Yankees roster

Answer: New York Yankee

Answer: The N Y Yankees

Answer: NEW YORK YANKEES

Answer: Baltimore Orioles (1901–02)

Answer: The NY Yankees

Answer: The N.Y. Yankees

Answer: N Y Y

Answer: Bronx Bombers

Answer: Ny yankees

Answer: New York Baseball team

Answer: N. Y. Y.

Answer: Baltimore Orioles (1901-02)

Answer: Yankees baseball

Answer: New york yankees

Answer: New York Yankees (sports)

Answer: Yankees

Answer: N.Y. Yankees

Answer: New York Yankees

Answer: The Bronx Bombers

Answer: The Yankees

Answer: The New York Yankees

Answer: Baltimore Orioles (1901-1902)


Question: "The ""Hall of Mirrors"" is in which building?"

Answer: Palais de Versailles

Answer: Palace of versailles

Answer: Musee national du chateau de Versailles et des Trianons

Answer: Palace and Park of Versailles

Answer: Chateau of Versailles

Answer: Versailles

Answer: Museum of the History of France, Versailles

Answer: City of Versailles

Answer: Palace of Versailles

Answer: Musée de Versailles

Answer: Musée national du Château de Versailles

Answer: Versailles Castle

Answer: Musée d'Histoire de France

Answer: Palais Versailles

Answer: Château de Versailles

Answer: Residence of Versailles

Answer: Schloss Versailles

Answer: Musée national du château de Versailles et des Trianons

Answer: Versailles Museum

Answer: Galerie de Versailles

Answer: Chateau de Versailles

Answer: Château of Versailles

Answer: PalaceofVersailles

Answer: Musée national du château et des Trianons

Answer: Musée d'Histoire de France

Answer: Chateau Versailles

Answer: Versailles Palace

Answer: The Palace of Versailles

Answer: Musée historique de Versailles


Question: What is another name for the alligator pear?

Answer: Avocado pear

Answer: Alligator pear

Answer: Persea gratissima

Answer: Avacado

Answer: Advocado

Answer: Avacada

Answer: Avocado criollo

Answer: Avocado

Answer: Avocado Cultivation in California

Answer: Butter fruit

Answer: Avokado

Answer: Persea americana

Answer: Fuerte avocado

Answer: Avocardo

Answer: Avacado pit

Answer: Avocados

Answer: Avocodo

Answer: Alligator Pear


Question: A lodestone or loadstone is a piece of the mineral magnetite which has what property?

Answer: It is naturally magnetised


Question: Who presented a list of 23 problems in mathematics at a conference of the International Congress of Mathematicians on 8 August 1900 in the Sorbonne, of which only 10 have resolutions which are fully accepted?

Answer: David hilbert

Answer: David hillbert

Answer: Hilbert, David

Answer: David Hilbert

Answer: Hilbertian

Answer: Hilbert

Answer: Gordan's Problem


Question: Who lived in the Lateran Palace from the fourth to the fourteenth centuries?

Answer: List of Vatican monarchs

Answer: African popes

Answer: List of Roman Catholic popes by nationality

Answer: List of popes

Answer: German pope

Answer: List of German popes

Answer: List of popes by nationality

Answer: List of Popes

Answer: List of Bishops of Rome

Answer: List of the popes

Answer: Recent pope

Answer: List of Popes by nationality

Answer: List of Popes of Rome

Answer: Popes by nationality

Answer: Popes

Answer: List of bishops of Rome

Answer: Timeline of the Papacy

Answer: List of Syrian popes

Answer: List of Catholic popes

Answer: List of Roman Catholic Popes

Answer: Recent Pope

Answer: List of popes of Rome

Answer: Syrian popes


Question: "What type of sentence is ""pack my red box with five dozen quality jugs""?"

Answer: Holo-alphabetic sentence

Answer: Panagram

Answer: Holoalphabetic sentence

Answer: Pangrams

Answer: List of common phrases that contain all letters of the alphabet

Answer: Cozy lummox gives smart squid who asks for job pen

Answer: Pangram


Question: "What was the mission of ""Earthview 01: The Founders Flight"" which was launched on 21 April 1997?"

Answer: The first space burial


Question: Lee Kuan Yew and Goh Chok Tong were the first two Prime Ministers of which country?

Answer: Singapore City (disambiguation)

Answer: Singapore basic facts

Answer: 新加坡共和国

Answer: Singy

Answer: Statistics of Singapore

Answer: Cingkappur

Answer: Cingkappur Kudiyaracu

Answer: Republic of Singapore

Answer: UN/LOCODE:SGSIN

Answer: Capital of Singapore

Answer: S'porean

Answer: Xīnjiāpō Gònghéguó

Answer: Singapore (Country)

Answer: Asia/Singapore

Answer: Singapore as a regional and global hub

Answer: Singapore

Answer: Light of the South

Answer: Republik Singapura

Answer: Singapore Kudiyarasu

Answer: Republic Of Singapore

Answer: சிங்கப்பூர் குடியரசு

Answer: S'pore

Answer: Singapore, Singapore

Answer: SG100

Answer: சிங்கப்பூர்

Answer: Xinjiapo Gongheguo

Answer: Hsin-chia-p'o Kung-ho-kuo

Answer: Singa Pura

Answer: Sing a pore

Answer: Hsin-chia-p'o

Answer: Singapor

Answer: Xinjiapo

Answer: HUB in a Singapore context

Answer: The Manchester of the East

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SG

Answer: Xin Jia Po

Answer: Xinjiapo Gònghégúo

Answer: City of Singapore

Answer: Singapour

Answer: Lion City

Answer: Etymology of Singapore

Answer: SINGAPORE

Answer: Xīnjiāpō

Answer: Sinjiapo

Answer: 新加坡

Answer: 新加坡共和國

Answer: The Republic of Singapore

Answer: Signapore

Answer: Singpore

Answer: Singapore City

Answer: Manchester of the East


Question: "The song ""Love To Love You Baby"" was banned by the BBC in 1975. Who was the artist?"

Answer: Donna Sommer

Answer: Donna summer

Answer: LaDonna A. Gaines

Answer: Dona summer

Answer: LaDonna Adrian Gaines

Answer: Queen of disco

Answer: LaDonna Gaines

Answer: Donna Summers

Answer: Donna Summer


Question: What French military unit was established in 1831 to enable people from other countries to serve in the French Armed Forces, commanded by French officers?

Answer: Foreign Legion

Answer: Foreign legionaire

Answer: Foreign legion (disambiguation)

Answer: Foreign legion

Answer: Foreign Legion (disambiguation)


Question: As at 2010, which team had played the most seasons of professional baseball games without winning the World Series, with their last win in 1908?

Answer: Chicaco Cubs

Answer: Take Me Out To A Cubs Game

Answer: Chicago Orphans

Answer: Chicago CUbs

Answer: Chicago Cubbies

Answer: The Cubbies

Answer: Chicago National League Club

Answer: The Chicago Cubs

Answer: The cubs

Answer: Chicago Cubs

Answer: Take Me Out to a Cubs Game

Answer: List of Chicago Cubs captains

Answer: Chicago cubs

Answer: Chicago Colts

Answer: Chicago Cubs (sports)

Answer: Chicago National League Ball Club

Answer: The Chicago Cubbies

Answer: Cubs (baseball)

Answer: Pat and Ron Show

Answer: Lovable Losers


Question: Which river runs through the cities of Basel, Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Koblenz, Bonn, Cologne, Dsseldorf, Arnhem, Utrecht and Rotterdam?

Answer: Rhine

Answer: Alpenrhein River

Answer: Rhinen

Answer: Rhine Estuary

Answer: Rhinewater

Answer: River Rhein

Answer: The Rhine

Answer: Upper Rhine River Plains

Answer: Rhein River

Answer: Rhine river

Answer: Rhine basin

Answer: Rhine River

Answer: Rhine (river)

Answer: Rhein (river)

Answer: Rhine mouth

Answer: Rijn

Answer: River Rhine Pollution: November 1986

Answer: Length of the Rhine

Answer: Rayn

Answer: River Rhine


Question: Who won his third rowing Olympic gold medal with Steve Redgrave in 2000?

Answer: Matt Pinsent

Answer: Matthew Pinsent

Answer: Pinsent, Matthew

Answer: Sir Matthew Pinsent


Question: "A novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, first published in ""All-Story Magazine"" in October 1912, was ""Tarzan of the ... "" what?"

Answer: Apes

Answer: Apish

Answer: Simia satyrus

Answer: Hominoideas

Answer: History of hominoid taxonomy

Answer: Hominoidae

Answer: Hominoid

Answer: Ape family

Answer: Hominoidea

Answer: Hominoids

Answer: Ape


Question: How many black keys are there on a standard modern piano?

Answer: 36

Answer: thirty-six


Question: In which sport did Andre Agassi's father Mike Agassi compete in the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, represented Iran?

Answer: Prize fight

Answer: Prize fighting

Answer: Fistfighting

Answer: Corner men

Answer: Corner persons

Answer: Prize-fighter

Answer: Noble art

Answer: Boxing

Answer: Sports boxing

Answer: Western boxing

Answer: English boxing

Answer: Boxing match

Answer: Fistfight

Answer: Cornermen

Answer: Prizefighter

Answer: Low guard

Answer: Boxing (sport)

Answer: Boxing moves

Answer: Corner-man

Answer: Cornerpersons

Answer: Pugilism

Answer: Corner-person

Answer: Fist fight

Answer: Boxing punches

Answer: Round (boxing)

Answer: Pugilist

Answer: Boxer

Answer: Fist-fighting

Answer: Gentleman's sport

Answer: Fist-fight

Answer: 拳闘

Answer: Cornerperson

Answer: Prizefights

Answer: History of professional boxing

Answer: Corner-persons

Answer: Fist fighting

Answer: Prize fighter

Answer: Boxers

Answer: Parrying (boxing)

Answer: History of boxing

Answer: Fist Fighting

Answer: Prize Fighter

Answer: Pugilistic

Answer: Corner-men

Answer: Corner person

Answer: Ring second

Answer: Hit and Away

Answer: Boxing Styles and Techniques


Question: What was the first name of the painter Manet?

Answer: douard


Question: What is a name for a type of private club in city outskirts or rural areas that usually offers a variety of recreational sports facilities such as golf, tennis, swimming and polo?

Answer: Golf club (institution)

Answer: Tropicana Country Club

Answer: Country club

Answer: Country clubs

Answer: Country Club


Question: "What is the national government body for scientific research in Australia that was founded in 1926 as the ""Advisory Council of Science and Industry""?"

Answer: Commonwealth Institute of Science and Industry

Answer: Australian Scientific Liaison Office

Answer: Food Science Australia

Answer: Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation

Answer: Commonwealth scientific and industrial research organisation

Answer: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

Answer: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Answer: CSIRO


Question: "In literature, what is the word for the events that follow the climax of a drama, literally ""the untying of the complexities of a plot""?"

Answer: Dnouement


Question: What genus of flowering plants, native to an area from Brazil to Peru to southern Argentina discovered in 1768 by French botanist Philibert Commeron, is a thorny, woody vine reaching from 1 to 12 metres tall by growing over other plants with hooked thorns tipped with a black, waxy substance?

Answer: Bougonvillea

Answer: Bourgonvilla

Answer: Bogenvilla

Answer: Bougainvilleas

Answer: Bourgonvillea

Answer: Bougainvillaea

Answer: Boganveelia

Answer: Veranera

Answer: Bougainvillea

Answer: Bouganvillea

Answer: Bouganvelia

Answer: Bougainvilla

Answer: Bourganvilla


Question: Farthings were in use in England as coinage from the 13th century and ceased to be legal tender on 31 December 1960. How many of them were there in a pound (1)?

Answer: nine hundred and sixty

Answer: 960


Question: What was the largest passenger ship by gross tonnage when she took her maiden voyage on 4 June 2006?

Answer: Freedom of the Seas (disambiguation)

Answer: Freedom of the Sea

Answer: Freedom of the Seas


Question: Which horse race is held at Churchill Downs?

Answer: The Kentucky Derby

Answer: KY Derby

Answer: The Run for the Roses

Answer: Kentucky Derby

Answer: Kentucky derby


Question: Geoff Capes, twice the world's strongest man, won 2 Olympic Games gold medals in which sport?

Answer: Shotputter

Answer: Shot putter

Answer: Shot Putt

Answer: Shot-put

Answer: Shot Put

Answer: Shot putt

Answer: Shot put

Answer: Shotput

Answer: Shot putting


Question: In Greek mythology, who were the band of heroes who accompanied Jason to Colchis in his quest to find the Golden Fleece?

Answer: Argonauts

Answer: The argonauts

Answer: ArgonavTebi

Answer: ARGONAUTS

Answer: Αργοναύται

Answer: Argonautic

Answer: არგონავტები

Answer: Argonaut

Answer: Argonautai


Question: Of the 26 times that the 100 metres has been included in the Olympic Games to 2008, which country has won the most gold medals (16)?

Answer: The United States of America

Answer: United States Of Amerca

Answer: Us of a

Answer: U.–S.–A.

Answer: Americaland

Answer: United States (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amurika

Answer: Unite states of america

Answer: United States of America (redirect)

Answer: The U S A

Answer: Unietd States

Answer: EE UU

Answer: The U.S.A.

Answer: U.-S.-A.

Answer: Usa

Answer: United Staets of America

Answer: Unites States

Answer: États-Unis d'Amérique

Answer: Verenigde State

Answer: U.–S.

Answer: The United States of America.

Answer: The U-S-A

Answer: EEUU

Answer: U. S. A.

Answer: Nagkaisang mga Estado

Answer: The U. S. of America

Answer: The USA

Answer: America (United States)

Answer: The U. S. A.

Answer: U S of America

Answer: UNITED STATES

Answer: Estados Unidos

Answer: The U–S

Answer: American United States

Answer: US and A

Answer: Unitd states

Answer: The US of A

Answer: EE.UU.

Answer: U-S

Answer: The U-S

Answer: Etymology of the United States

Answer: U.S.A.)

Answer: EE. UU.

Answer: United states of america

Answer: US of america

Answer: Verenigde State van Amerika

Answer: Nited States

Answer: United-States

Answer: Unite States

Answer: Estados Unidos de América

Answer: UnitedStates

Answer: Estaos Unios

Answer: US of America

Answer: The Usa

Answer: United states of America

Answer: Untied States of America

Answer: The U S of America

Answer: THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES

Answer: The United-States

Answer: U S A

Answer: AmericA

Answer: Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United states

Answer: The U.S. of America

Answer: Amerka

Answer: United–States

Answer: U.s.a.

Answer: United States of America

Answer: United State of America

Answer: United States (US)

Answer: The U.S. of A

Answer: America

Answer: Amercia

Answer: Stati Uniti d'America

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United Stated

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States (of America)

Answer: United States

Answer: States of America

Answer: America-class

Answer: Los Estados Unidos

Answer: U,S,

Answer: United States (country)

Answer: Federal United States

Answer: ISO 3166-1:US

Answer: Untied States

Answer: The U.–S.–A.

Answer: VS America

Answer: Amurica

Answer: Etats-Unis d'Amerique

Answer: US

Answer: U.S. OF A

Answer: USofA

Answer: Etats-Unis

Answer: U.S. of A

Answer: United States of America (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amarica

Answer: The United States

Answer: U-S-A

Answer: United States/Introduction

Answer: The Us

Answer: Unitesd states

Answer: The U S of A

Answer: America class

Answer: America magazine

Answer: الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

Answer: The U. S. of A

Answer: U S

Answer: (USA)

Answer: The United–States

Answer: United States (U.S.)

Answer: U.-S.

Answer: United States of America (USA)

Answer: 'merica

Answer: The US

Answer: United States of America.

Answer: UNited States

Answer: The U.S.

Answer: AMERICA

Answer: United States of America/OldPage

Answer: United+States

Answer: The U S

Answer: United Sates

Answer: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U–S–A

Answer: United States Of America

Answer: U.S. of America

Answer: U–S

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de América

Answer: The U.-S.

Answer: United sates

Answer: The United States Of America

Answer: America (country)

Answer: United States of American

Answer: United state of america

Answer: The U.–S.

Answer: Amurka

Answer: U. S. of A

Answer: The U. S.

Answer: United States America

Answer: US of A

Answer: États-Unis

Answer: USoA

Answer: USA

Answer: Estaos Uníos

Answer: America, United States of

Answer: U. S. of America

Answer: U.S.American

Answer: (US)

Answer: The U–S–A

Answer: U. S.

Answer: U.S. America

Answer: U.S. A

Answer: Yankee land

Answer: America (US)

Answer: U.S

Answer: America (United States of)

Answer: US (country)

Answer: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U.S.A

Answer: Estados unidos

Answer: Americia

Answer: The US of america

Answer: Vereinigte Staaten

Answer: US America

Answer: These United States of America

Answer: VS Amerika

Answer: Name of the United States

Answer: The united states of america

Answer: Estatos Unitos

Answer: America (USA)

Answer: The U.-S.-A.

Answer: United States of America/Introduction

Answer: The US of America

Answer: Americophile

Answer: V.S. America

Answer: U.S.A.

Answer: U S of A

Answer: V.S. Amerika

Answer: United+States+of+America

Answer: The Unites States of America


Question: What paraffin-derived clear, transparent liquid developed in 1924 by W. J. Stoddard and Lloyd E. Jackson began to be used by dry cleaners in 1928 and has become a common organic solvent used in painting and decorating?

Answer: Stoddard solvent

Answer: Turpenoid

Answer: Stoddard solution

Answer: Ligarin

Answer: Odorless Mineral Spirits

Answer: White Spirit

Answer: Mineral spirit

Answer: Turpentine substitute

Answer: Turps substitute

Answer: Solvent naphtha

Answer: VARSOL

Answer: Mineral turpentine

Answer: Mineral spirits

Answer: Stoddard Solution

Answer: Varsol

Answer: White spirit

Answer: Varsol (disambiguation)


Question: "Someone who deprives themselves of sleep is said to be ""burning the ... what ... at both ends""?"

Answer: List of candle types

Answer: Candles

Answer: Candlemaking

Answer: Pillar candle

Answer: Candel

Answer: Candle use

Answer: Candle

Answer: Chandler (profession, candles)

Answer: Carved candles

Answer: Candlemaker

Answer: Scented candles


Question: "The Dakar Rally, formerly known as ""The Paris-Dakar"", an annual off-road automobile race that began in 1978, has usually been held from Paris, France to Dakar, Senegal. Due to political instability in Africa, the 2009 rally was run where?"

Answer: Argentina and Chile


Question: "Which organisation runs the undergraduate college in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, that is known as ""The Academy""?"

Answer: U.S.Navy

Answer: U. S. Navy

Answer: USN

Answer: America Navy

Answer: Armada de los Estados Unidos de America

Answer: CortDiv

Answer: US Navy

Answer: Navy (US)

Answer: U.S.N.

Answer: The United States Navy

Answer: USA Navy

Answer: U.S. navy

Answer: ComCortDiv

Answer: CortRon

Answer: American Navy

Answer: Member of The United States Navy

Answer: U.S. Naval

Answer: COMCORTRON

Answer: America's Navy

Answer: United States NAVY

Answer: U.S Navy

Answer: The US Navy

Answer: Navy of the United States

Answer: Recruitment in the United States Navy

Answer: CORTRON

Answer: American navy

Answer: United States navy

Answer: US navy

Answer: ComCortRon

Answer: Escort division

Answer: Us navy

Answer: Navy.mil

Answer: Armada de los Estados Unidos

Answer: United States Navy

Answer: Escort Squadron

Answer: Armada de America

Answer: U. S. Naval Officer

Answer: United States of America Navy

Answer: Escort Division

Answer: U.S. Navy's

Answer: USA N

Answer: U S Navy

Answer: U.S. Navy


Question: Sherlock Holmes was proficient in which fictional martial art invented by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?

Answer: Baritsu


Question: Where is the Foaming Sea?

Answer: On the moon

Answer: On the Moon (album)

Answer: On the Moon

Answer: On The moon

Answer: On The Moon


Question: "The phrase ""up and under"" is associated with which sport?"

Answer: Rugby union footballer

Answer: Rugby union tours

Answer: Rugby Union

Answer: Rugby union player

Answer: Rugby union tour

Answer: Fifteen-a-side

Answer: Rugby union

Answer: Rugby union scoring

Answer: Rugby Union Football

Answer: Rugby union football


Question: What was the Mississippi State Penitentiary formerly called?

Answer: MSP Fire Department

Answer: Mississippi State Prison

Answer: Parchman Farm

Answer: Parchman Plantation

Answer: Mississippi State Penal Farm

Answer: State Penal Farm at Parchman

Answer: Parchman penal farm

Answer: Parchman penitentiary

Answer: Parchman, Miss.

Answer: Parchman prison

Answer: State penitentiary in Parchman

Answer: Parchman State Penitentiary

Answer: Ms. State Penitentiary

Answer: Parchman Farm State Penitentiary

Answer: Mississippi penitentiary at Parchman

Answer: Parchman

Answer: Mississippi State Penitentiary Fire Department

Answer: Sunflower farm

Answer: Mississippi penal farm

Answer: Mississippi State Prison at Parchman

Answer: Mississippi State prison

Answer: Mississippi Sate Penitentiary

Answer: Parchman, ms

Answer: Mississippi Sate Peniteniary

Answer: Parchman, Mississippi

Answer: Parchaman, Mississippi

Answer: Mississippi State Peniteniary

Answer: Parchman Plantation prison

Answer: Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman

Answer: Mississippi State Pentientiary

Answer: Parchment State Penitentiary

Answer: Parchman State Prison

Answer: Sunflower Farm

Answer: MS State Penitentiary

Answer: State Penitentiary Prison Farm at Parchman

Answer: Parchman Place

Answer: Parchman Penal Farm

Answer: Mississippi State Pen

Answer: Parchman Penitentiary

Answer: Parchman Plantation Prison

Answer: Parchman Fire Department

Answer: Parchman MS

Answer: Parchman Farm, MS.

Answer: Parchman Farm penitentiary

Answer: Mississippi Penal Farm

Answer: Mississippi state farm at Parchman

Answer: Miss. State Penitentiary

Answer: Parchman Prison Farm

Answer: State Penitentiary at Parchman

Answer: Parchman prison farm

Answer: Parchman, MS

Answer: Parchman Farm, MS

Answer: Mississippi State Penitentiary Hospital

Answer: Parchment prison

Answer: Parchman State Penal Farm

Answer: Parchman, Ms.

Answer: Miss State Prison Farms

Answer: Parchman Prison

Answer: Mississippi State Penitentiary

Answer: Unit 32

Answer: State penitentiary prison farm at Parchman

Answer: Parchman Prison Camp

Answer: Mississippi State Farm at Parchman

Answer: Parchman State Prison Farm

Answer: Parchman State Farm

Answer: Parchman plantation


Question: "The ""phylloxera epidemic"" affects what?"

Answer: Grape-vine

Answer: Grapevine

Answer: Muscadinia

Answer: Vitis (genus)

Answer: Vitis

Answer: Grape vine

Answer: Vitis species

Answer: Grapevines


Question: """Give me Liberty, or give me Death!"" is a quotation attributed to which speaker at a court hearing on 23 March 1775, at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia?"

Answer: Henry, Patrick

Answer: Patrick henry

Answer: Patrick Henry


Question: Which musical term denotes slurred staccato, notated by adding a slur to staccato notes, and is played almost legato, with each note 'carried' to the next?

Answer: Non-legato

Answer: Ondeggiante

Answer: Ondeggiamento

Answer: Semi-staccato

Answer: Portato

Answer: Non legato

Answer: Ondeggiando


Question: The initial parts of which London building were built as a fortress by the Normans, had additions to become a palace and then was used primarily as a prison?

Answer: London Tower

Answer: The Tower of London

Answer: Tower of london

Answer: Tower of London museum

Answer: Tower Wharf

Answer: Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress

Answer: The Tower Of london

Answer: Tower of London

Answer: The Tower Of London

Answer: Salt Tower

Answer: The London Tower

Answer: Gwynfryn, London

Answer: Towers Stairs

Answer: Martin Tower (Tower of London)

Answer: Bloody tower


Question: What name is given to the syndrome which involves a delusion that the affected person can transform or has transformed into an animal?

Answer: Clinical Lycanthropy

Answer: Lycanthropy (clinical)

Answer: Zoanthropy

Answer: Clinical lycanthropy


Question: "Until 2004, when the International Judging System (IJS) (informally called the ""Code of Points"") was introduced, what was the highest score a judge could award in figure skating for each of the ""free skate"" and the ""short"" programmes?"

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: What name was given to the English Civil war in the 15th century between the rival houses of Lancaster and York?

Answer: War of the roses

Answer: War of the Roses

Answer: The war of the roses

Answer: War of roses

Answer: The War Of The Roses

Answer: Wars of the roses

Answer: The War of the Roses

Answer: Wars of the Roses

Answer: Wars of Roses

Answer: War of Roses

Answer: War Of The Roses

Answer: Rebellion of 1483

Answer: Wars of the Cousins

Answer: The Wars of the Roses

Answer: The War of The Roses


Question: "Where would one find ""Bachmann's bundle""?"

Answer: Four chambered heart

Answer: Atria of the heart

Answer: Cardiac chambers

Answer: Left heart

Answer: Sternocostal surface of heart

Answer: Heart

Answer: Cardiogenic

Answer: Cardiac chamber

Answer: Heart chambers

Answer: Heart (anatomy)

Answer: Sternocostal surface

Answer: Base of heart

Answer: Anterior surface of the heart

Answer: Base of the heart

Answer: Facies cordis

Answer: Heart in literature

Answer: The heart

Answer: Systemic heart

Answer: Heart Symbolism and Metaphor

Answer: Heart (symbolism)

Answer: Cardiac

Answer: Facies diaphragmatica cordis

Answer: The human heart

Answer: Basis cordis

Answer: Chambers of the heart

Answer: Heart chamber

Answer: Heart (Symbolism and Metaphor)

Answer: Left side of the heart

Answer: Right heart

Answer: Heart (biology)

Answer: Diaphragmatic surface of heart

Answer: Dorsal tube

Answer: Apex cordis

Answer: Heart (metaphor)

Answer: Facies anterior cordis

Answer: Human heart

Answer: Heart (food)

Answer: Anterior wall of heart

Answer: Apex of heart

Answer: Right side of the heart

Answer: Heart (organ)

Answer: Atlas of Human Cardiac Anatomy

Answer: Facies sternocostalis cordis


Question: The island called Martha's Vineyard off the south of Cape Cod in New England is in which state of the USA?

Answer: Masachusetts

Answer: Masshole Commonwealth

Answer: Massachusetts (state)

Answer: Massachusetts culture

Answer: Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Masachussetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusetts

Answer: The Bay State

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussets

Answer: Culture of Massachusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: MA (state)

Answer: Massechusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussets

Answer: Religion in Massachusetts

Answer: Masschusetts

Answer: Masachussets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Transport in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusite

Answer: Economy of Massachusetts

Answer: 6th State

Answer: Massitchusits

Answer: Massachsuetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussetts

Answer: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachussets

Answer: Massachus

Answer: Massechussets

Answer: Transportation in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusets

Answer: Masachusets

Answer: Mass.

Answer: Massachusetts state

Answer: Sixth State

Answer: Massachusites

Answer: Massacheusetts

Answer: Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: US-MA

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusets

Answer: Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts (U.S. state)

Answer: Taxachusetts

Answer: State of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusettes

Answer: Massachusettsan

Answer: Education in Massachusetts


Question: In 1848, Mexico ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, officially ceding what to the USA?

Answer: Land mass

Answer: Dry land

Answer: Land

Answer: Landmass

Answer: Lands


Question: Who famously gatecrashed a state dinner for Indian President Manmohan Singh at the White House on 24 November 2009?

Answer: Tareq and Michaele Salah


Question: Which city, since the 14th century BC, has been controlled by Israelites, Judaeans, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Hasmoneans, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Mamluks, Turks, and the British and for a short time after World War II was occupied by Israel and Jordan?

Answer: Neighbourhoods of Jerusalem

Answer: Yerushalayim

Answer: Hierousalem

Answer: Ιερουσαλήμ

Answer: Baitul Maqdis

Answer: Jersualem

Answer: Jeruslem

Answer: Modern Jerusalem

Answer: Jorsal

Answer: Ur Shalim

Answer: Asia/Jerusalem

Answer: Al-Kuds

Answer: Hierosolyma

Answer: יְרוּשָׁלַיִם

Answer: Jerusulem

Answer: Yerusalem

Answer: Bayt al-Muqaddas

Answer: Jerusulam

Answer: ירושלים

Answer: Al Kuds

Answer: El-Quds

Answer: Jerusalem, Israel

Answer: El Kuds

Answer: Al-Quds

Answer: J'lem

Answer: Jeruslam

Answer: Yerushalaim

Answer: Alquds

Answer: Al-Quds al-Sharif

Answer: Yerushaláyim

Answer: Ir Hakodesh

Answer: Jeruzalem

Answer: Ierusalem

Answer: Jersalem

Answer: Jeruselem

Answer: El Quds

Answer: Ursalim

Answer: القُدس

Answer: Jeruselum

Answer: Kudüs

Answer: י-ם

Answer: Yeru-Shalayim

Answer: Jerusalem, Palestine

Answer: Jerusalam

Answer: El-Kuds

Answer: Jerusalem


Question: The island of Taiwan is off the coast of where?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: What is the name of the tool used to sharpen a knife?

Answer: Steel

Answer: Steel workers

Answer: Steel plate

Answer: Steel truss

Answer: Steelworker

Answer: Steel (alloy)

Answer: Steel industry

Answer: Steel (metal)

Answer: Steels

Answer: Titanic steel

Answer: Steelworkers

Answer: Steel in Africa

Answer: Steel sheeting

Answer: Crude steel

Answer: Steel worker

Answer: Unwrapped steel

Answer: Long steel products

Answer: Steel Construction

Answer: Steel manufacture


Question: What sign of the zodiac is represented by a lion?

Answer: Leo

Answer: Leo (disambiguation)

Answer: LEO (disambiguation)

Answer: LEO


Question: "How many people made up the English pop rock group ""Tears For Fears""?"

Answer: 2

Answer: two


Question: Where was the first competition named the FIFA Club World Cup held in 2006?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: What is the word for the process of using strong acid or mordant to cut into the unprotected parts of a metal surface to create a design in intaglio in the metal?

Answer: Stopping out

Answer: Soft-ground etching

Answer: Relief etching

Answer: Etching

Answer: Foul-biting

Answer: Etcher

Answer: Echoppe

Answer: Eau-forte

Answer: Illuminated printing

Answer: Copperplate etching

Answer: Échoppe

Answer: Soft ground etching

Answer: Come up and see my etchings

Answer: Etchings

Answer: Etching (art)


Question: What part of the world has been ruled by Aelle, Ceawlin, Ethelberht, Rdwald, Edwin, Oswald, Oswy, Wulfhere, Ethelred, Ethelbald, Offa, Cnwulf and Egbert?

Answer: Englnad

Answer: The land of the Angles

Answer: Sasainn

Answer: England, U.K.

Answer: Engla land

Answer: England's

Answer: Starks Field School

Answer: Englaland

Answer: English Nation

Answer: Ingland

Answer: Engelond

Answer: Englistan

Answer: Languages of England

Answer: England, UK

Answer: Name of England

Answer: Auld enemy

Answer: Sasana

Answer: England, United Kingdom

Answer: Ængland

Answer: Lloegr

Answer: Land of the Angles

Answer: Engla rice

Answer: Aengland

Answer: UK, (England)

Answer: Ænglaland

Answer: England

Answer: Life in England

Answer: Aenglaland

Answer: ENGLAND

Answer: Anglica

Answer: Etymology of England

Answer: Pow Sows

Answer: Ængla land


Question: Project SCORE, the worlds first communications satellite, was launched when?

Answer: 1958

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-eight


Question: What is the only country in the southern hemisphere to have won a gold medal in the Winter Olympics?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a statue of a reclining mythical creature with a lion's body and the head of a what?

Answer: Human species

Answer: Humans as primates

Answer: Human

Answer: Human Being

Answer: Man (anthropology and biology)

Answer: Human being

Answer: Terran (Homo Sapien)

Answer: Humans

Answer: All Humankind

Answer: Human habitat and population

Answer: Humano

Answer: Human kind

Answer: People of this planet

Answer: Humankind

Answer: Huamn

Answer: Human Beings

Answer: Human race

Answer: Human beings

Answer: Human habitat


Question: "Who painted ""Boy With a Pipe"" which, in May 2004, was sold for a record price of $104 million?"

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Clito Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispin Crispiniano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz Blasco Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispin Crispiniano de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz Picasso

Answer: Pablo picasso

Answer: Pablo Piccaso

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispin Crispiniano de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz Blasco y Picasso

Answer: Piccasso

Answer: The Blue Period

Answer: Pablo Ruiz Picasso

Answer: Picassoan

Answer: Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Crispín Crispiniano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Picasso

Answer: María Picasso y López

Answer: Picaso

Answer: Pablo-Picasso

Answer: Pablo Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los Remedios Crispin Crispiniano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Maria Picasso y Lopez

Answer: Picassoid

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Paul Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisma Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Picaso

Answer: Pablo Ruíz Picasso

Answer: Pablo Ruiz Y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego Jose Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Maria de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santisima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Clito

Answer: Picassoesque

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Clito Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Pablo Diego José Santiago Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno Crispín Crispiniano de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz Blasco y Picasso

Answer: Bijiasuo

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso

Answer: Picassian

Answer: Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Martyr Patricio Clito Ruíz y Picasso


Question: In October 2010, who sued Steve McQueen's fashion company, Alexander McQueen, and retail giant Saks, for trademark infringement?

Answer: Hells Angels Motorcycle Corporation

Answer: Hells Angles

Answer: Hell Angels

Answer: Hells Angels Motorcycle Club

Answer: Hell's Angels

Answer: Hells Angels

Answer: Hells Angels MC

Answer: Hells angle

Answer: Hells angles

Answer: Hells' Angels

Answer: Hells Angels (UK)

Answer: Hell's Angles

Answer: Hells Angels - UK

Answer: Hells angels

Answer: Hells Angel

Answer: Hell's Angels in Canada

Answer: Hells Angels Motorcycle Corp.


Question: What is the name for a piece of exercise equipment consisting of a metal bar, one or more sets of weight plates, and a set of collars?

Answer: EZ bar

Answer: Barbells

Answer: E-Z bar

Answer: EZ curl bar

Answer: Barbell

Answer: Standard barbell

Answer: Bent bar

Answer: Olympic bar


Question: The Ironman World Championship, which has been held annually in Hawaii since 1978, with an additional race in 1982, involves which sport?

Answer: Triathlon

Answer: Triathlon Distance

Answer: Triathlete

Answer: Sprint Distance Triathlon

Answer: Long Distance Triathlon

Answer: Beginner triathlon training

Answer: Olympic Distance Triathlon

Answer: Full Distance Triathlon

Answer: Beginner Triathlon Training

Answer: Triathalon

Answer: Long distance triathlon

Answer: Triathlons

Answer: Full distance triathlon

Answer: Tri-athlete

Answer: Triathlon training

Answer: Triathletes

Answer: Iron distance triathlon


Question: Which Texas congressman who ran a campaign to rid Afghanistan of Soviet influence in the 1980s, died in February 2010?

Answer: Charles Wilson (footballer)

Answer: Sir Charles Wilson

Answer: Wilson, Charles

Answer: Charles Wilson (politician)

Answer: Charles Wilson (disambiguation)

Answer: Chuck wilson

Answer: Chuck Wilson

Answer: Charlie Wilson

Answer: Charles Willson

Answer: Charles Wilson (architect)

Answer: Charles Wilson (New Zealand politician)

Answer: Charles Wilson

Answer: Charlie Wilson (footballer)


Question: "What is a ""white dwarf""?"

Answer: Stellar diameter

Answer: Intermediate mass stars

Answer: Massive star

Answer: Stellum

Answer: Star

Answer: Star fission

Answer: Wishstar

Answer: Intermediate mass star

Answer: End of the Sun

Answer: Stellar radius

Answer: Stars

Answer: Intermediate star


Question: "In the James Bond film ""Goldfinger"" who played Bond girl Pussy Galore?"

Answer: Honor Blackman


Question: What was the fictional family with children called Greg, Peter, Bobby, Marcia, Jan and Cindy, that first came to US TV screens in 1969?

Answer: Kellys kids

Answer: The Brady Girls Get Married

Answer: The Brady Brides

Answer: The Brady Bunch (reboot)

Answer: Brady bunch

Answer: The Brady Bunch Kids

Answer: Brady Bunch Kids

Answer: The Brady Bunch

Answer: Brady Bunch

Answer: Kelly's Kids

Answer: The brady bunch

Answer: We'll Always be Friends

Answer: The Brady Bunch reboot

Answer: The Brady Brunch


Question: What is the name of the line separating the numerator and denominator of a fraction if it is written as a diagonal line?

Answer: Solidus Line

Answer: Solidus

Answer: Solidus (disambiguation)

Answer: Solidus line


Question: Set up in 1954 as a merger of smaller groups, the Front de Libration Nationale fought a war for independence from France until 1962, when the French government signed a cease-fire agreement. The FLN became the only legal party in which country?

Answer: Popular Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: AlgeriA

Answer: Name of Algeria

Answer: Algerian People's Democratic Republic

Answer: Al-Jumhūrīyah al-Jazā'irīyah

Answer: الجزائر

Answer: Algeria country

Answer: Algerie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DZ

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algerian Peoples Democratic Republic

Answer: Dzayer

Answer: Administrative divisions of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Algerian Republic

Answer: Ad-Dīmuqrāṭīyah ash-Sha'bīyah

Answer: Subdivision of Algeria

Answer: Al Jumhuriyah al Jaza'iriyah ad Dimuqratiyah ash Shabiyah

Answer: Subdivisions of Algeria

Answer: Algérie

Answer: Etymology of Algeria

Answer: Algerian State

Answer: République algérienne démocratique et populaire

Answer: Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Republic of Algeria

Answer: Algery

Answer: Al-Jumhuriyah al-Jaza'iriyah

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية

Answer: Ad-Dimuqratiyah ash-Sha'biyah


Question: Who was ousted as Panama's leader after a 1989 US invasion ordered by President George H.W. Bush, was convicted of drug racketeering and related charges in 1992, and was extradited to France at the end of April 2010 on charges of laundering around US$3 million in drug proceeds by buying luxury apartments in Paris?

Answer: Manuel Antonio Noriega Moreno

Answer: Manuel Noreiga

Answer: Noriega Moreno, Manuel Antonio

Answer: Manuel Noriega Morena

Answer: General Noriega

Answer: Manuel Noriega

Answer: Manny Noriega

Answer: Manuel Antonio Noriega Morena

Answer: Manuel Noriega Moreno

Answer: Manuel Antonio Noriega

Answer: Manuel Noregia

Answer: Manuel noriega


Question: What character created by Robert Ludlum appeared in a film trilogy released between 2002 to 2007?

Answer: Jason Bourne

Answer: Bourne trilogy

Answer: Medusa (Bourne Series)

Answer: Bourne Trilogy

Answer: Bourne franchise

Answer: Bourne series

Answer: Jason Bourne (character)

Answer: The Bourne Trilogy

Answer: The Bourne Ascendancy

Answer: Operation Treadstone

Answer: Bourne Series

Answer: Jason Charles Bourne

Answer: Bourne (series)


Question: The assassination of Salvatore Maragano led to a major change in what organisation?

Answer: New York mafia


Question: What is the disease that Stephen Hawking has?

Answer: Motor neuron disease

Answer: Motor neuron diseases


Question: What was the first book to be printed in England, in 1477?

Answer: """Dictes or Sayenges of Phylosophers"""

"""Dictes or Sayenges of Phylosophers"""


Question: The rings of which planet were first detected in 1980 but only identified in 1989 by the Voyager 2 spacecraft? .

Answer: 8th planet

Answer: Le Verrier's planet

Answer: Neptuno (planet)

Answer: Neptune the blue ocean planet

Answer: Planet Neptune

Answer: Sol 8

Answer: Sol IIX

Answer: Neptune (Planet)

Answer: Neptune's weather

Answer: Neptune (astronomy)

Answer: Astronomy Neptune

Answer: The Scooter (Neptune)

Answer: Eighth planet

Answer: Neptune (planet)

Answer: Sol-8

Answer: Neptune

Answer: Sol VIII

Answer: Sun i

Answer: Atmosphere of Neptune

Answer: Neptune's Atmosphere

Answer: Weather of Neptune

Answer: Neptune's

Answer: Magnetosphere of Neptune

Answer: Neptune planet

Answer: Neptunus (planet)

Answer: The planet exterior to Uranus

Answer: Neptune's atmosphere


Question: Motorbikes compete without brakes in what types of event?

Answer: Speedway Racing

Answer: Speedways

Answer: Speed ways

Answer: Speedway racing

Answer: Speedway

Answer: Speed way

Answer: Speedway (disambiguation)


Question: Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna died while leading the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix at which motor racing circuit?

Answer: Imolensis

Answer: Ìmola

Answer: Forum Cornelii

Answer: Rocca Sforzesca

Answer: Imola


Question: In which novel does Michael Henchard sell his wife and child for 5 guineas?

Answer: Mayor of Casterbridge

Answer: The Mayor Of Casterbridge

Answer: The Mayor of Casterbridge: The Life and Death of a Man of Character

Answer: Mayor Of Casterbridge

Answer: The Mayor of Casterbridge

Answer: Henchard

Answer: The Life and Death of a Man of Character

Answer: The mayor of casterbridge

Answer: Richard Newson

Answer: Donald Farfrae

Answer: Michael Henchard


Question: "Which tree produces red fruits called ""haws""?"

Answer: May sickness

Answer: May

Answer: Veliki traven

Answer: May (month)

Answer: Month May


Question: The capital of Brazil was moved from Rio de Janeiro to the purpose-built capital city of Brasilia in what year?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty

Answer: 1960


Question: The Rio Grande forms the border of Texas with what other area?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: The Indonesian Army special forces group, founded in 1952, that conducts special operations missions for the Indonesian government is called what?

Answer: Indonesian special forces

Answer: Kesatuan Komando Tentara Territorium III/Siliwangi

Answer: Resimen Para Komando Angkatan Darat

Answer: Kopassus

Answer: Komando Pasukan Khusus

Answer: KTT 3

Answer: Special forces of Indonesia

Answer: Kesko TT


Question: Ivan the Terrible was a czar of what country?

Answer: Russia (1991-1993)

Answer: Оросын Холбооны Улс

Answer: Etymology of Russia

Answer: The Russian federation

Answer: Рәсәй

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RU

Answer: Russia (1990-1993)

Answer: Ресей

Answer: Novaya russia

Answer: Росси́я

Answer: Раҫҫей

Answer: Российская Федерация

Answer: Poccnr

Answer: Росія

Answer: Ородой Холбооной Улас

Answer: России

Answer: The Russian Federation

Answer: Russsia

Answer: Russian (citizen)

Answer: Росси́йская Федера́ция

Answer: Урысей

Answer: Арассыыйа

Answer: Rossiyskaya Federatsiya

Answer: Оьрсийн Федераций

Answer: Russian-born

Answer: Аьрасат

Answer: Russia (Federation)

Answer: POCCNR

Answer: Northern Russia

Answer: Federation of Russia

Answer: Russia (country)

Answer: Рочму

Answer: Ресей Федерациясы

Answer: Venaja

Answer: Русия

Answer: Урыстәыла

Answer: Resey

Answer: Россия

Answer: Wildlife of Russia

Answer: The Country Russia

Answer: Уæрæсе

Answer: Venaejae

Answer: Russian federation

Answer: Russie

Answer: Russia

Answer: Rossijskaja Federatsija

Answer: RUSSIA

Answer: Ryssland

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russiya

Answer: Русија

Answer: RusSia

Answer: Орсин Ниицән

Answer: Russland

Answer: Рузмастор

Answer: RussiA


Question: There are 354 steps from where to where?

Answer: The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, New York, USA, to the crown

The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, New York, USA, to the crown


Question: "What was the code-name for the reporters Bernstein and Woodward's contact during their investigation of the ""Watergate"" scandal?"

Answer: Deep Throat (disambiguation)

Answer: Deepthroat

Answer: Deep Throat

Answer: Deep-throat

Answer: Deep throat


Question: In 1947, Chuck Yeager was the first to do what in an aeroplane?

Answer: Break the sound barrier


Question: What compete at the Burghley Trials, Badminton, the Rolex Kentucky Three Day, the Adelaide Trials, the Luhmhlen Trials and the toiles de Pau?

Answer: Horseback-riding

Answer: Horses in sport

Answer: Horse back riding

Answer: Horse Riding

Answer: Horseriding

Answer: Equestrianism

Answer: Horseback rider

Answer: Equestrians

Answer: Riding horse

Answer: Horse riding

Answer: Riding Instructor

Answer: Horse riders

Answer: Horse-riding

Answer: Horseback Rider

Answer: Horseback riding

Answer: Horseback riders

Answer: Equesrianism

Answer: Equine sport

Answer: Horse safety

Answer: Equestrianship

Answer: Equestrian sports

Answer: Horse-Riding

Answer: Horsewoman

Answer: Horseback

Answer: Horſeback

Answer: Horse rider

Answer: Horseback Riding

Answer: Horsemanship

Answer: Horse-back riding


Question: In 1968, what telephone number was established as the national emergency number for the United States?

Answer: nine hundred and eleven

Answer: 911


Question: What is the word for the projection on a ship that holds a lifeboat?

Answer: Davit crane

Answer: Davit


Question: June Middleton, of Melbourne, Australia, who died aged 83 in 2009, was in the Guinness Book of Records for spending the most time in what?

Answer: Negative pressure ventilator

Answer: Drinker respirator

Answer: Iron lung

Answer: An iron lung

Answer: Iron Lung


Question: "In the nursery rhyme beginning ""Hey Diddle Diddle"", who ran away with the spoon?"

Answer: Dish

Answer: DISH

Answer: Dish (disambiguation)


Question: Where was the first annual G6 leaders summit (which later became the G8) held in 1975?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: In 2003, what character was voted by the American Film Institute to be the greatest hero in American film?

Answer: Atticus Finch (character)

Answer: Atticus Finch


Question: Who won the gold medal for the 100m at the 1992 Olympics at 32 years of age and became the oldest Olympic 100 m champion by four years?

Answer: Christie, Linford

Answer: Linford Christie

Answer: Linford's lunchbox

Answer: Linford Christie's lunchbox

Answer: Lynford Christie


Question: What is the name of the system of stellar designation in which a specific star is identified by a Greek letter (then Latin letters in lower-case then upper-case), followed by the genitive form of its parent constellation's Latin name (e.g. Tauri)?

Answer: Bayer's Name

Answer: Bayer letters

Answer: Bayer designations

Answer: Bayer designation

Answer: Bayer classification

Answer: Bayer letter


Question: In which decade was Barack Obama born?

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: "Whose autobiography ""Going Rogue"" was published in 2009?"

Answer: Sarrah Palin

Answer: Governor Palin

Answer: Trig Van Palin

Answer: Sara palen

Answer: Governor Sarah Palin

Answer: Sarah paylin

Answer: Piper Palin

Answer: Sarah Palyn

Answer: Sara palin

Answer: Sarah Palin election

Answer: Sarah palen

Answer: Gov. Sarah Palin

Answer: Sarah Palin

Answer: Sarah palyn

Answer: Sarah Louise Heath Palin

Answer: Sara Palin

Answer: Sara Pallin

Answer: Serra paylin

Answer: Willow Palin

Answer: Sarah L. H. Palin

Answer: Sarah palin

Answer: Sara palyn

Answer: Trig Paxson Van Palin

Answer: Track Palin

Answer: Sarah Louise Heath

Answer: Sarah Heath

Answer: Sarah Barracuda

Answer: Gov. Palin

Answer: Sarahpalin

Answer: Sarah Heath Palin

Answer: Sarah Louise Palin

Answer: Palin 2012

Answer: Trig Van Palen

Answer: Trig Palin

Answer: Sara Palyn

Answer: Sarah H. Palin

Answer: S Palin


Question: What were Operation Plumbbob, Operation Nougat, Operation Plowshare, Operation Sunbeam and Operation Dominic II?

Answer: Nuclear test series carried out in the USA

Nuclear test series carried out in the USA


Question: "In 1587, Sir Francis Drake ""singed the beard of the King of Spain"" by leading a fleet which destroyed 37 naval and merchant ships in the port of La Corua and which other place?"

Answer: Cdiz


Question: What is the name of a bishop's staff that is shaped like a shepherd's crook?

Answer: Pateritsa

Answer: Pastoral staff

Answer: Posokh

Answer: Croziers

Answer: Staff, Pastoral

Answer: Crosier

Answer: Crozier

Answer: Pastoral Staff

Answer: Paterissa

Answer: Pósokh

Answer: Crosier-staff

Answer: Bishop's Crook


Question: Cricketer W G Grace, who played first-class cricket from 1865 to 1908, also captained England from 1903 to 1908 in what other sport?

Answer: Crown-green bowls

Answer: Lawn Bowls

Answer: Lawn bowls classification

Answer: Crown bowls

Answer: Lawn bowler

Answer: Lawn bowls

Answer: Flat-green bowls

Answer: Bowls

Answer: Lawn bowl

Answer: Jeu de boules

Answer: Bowling club

Answer: Bowls (sport)

Answer: Lawn bowling

Answer: Lawn Bowler


Question: Who was king of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex from 871 to 899, notable for his defence of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of southern England against the Vikings, and for improving his kingdom's legal system and military structure?

Answer: Alferd

Answer: Alfred (disambiguation)

Answer: Alfred (fictional character)

Answer: Alfred (character)

Answer: Alfred


Question: In the 16th century, which explorer began and led the first known successful circumnavigation of the earth?

Answer: Fernão de Magalhães

Answer: Magellan, Ferdinand

Answer: Fernao de Magalhaes

Answer: Ferdinand mangellan

Answer: Martino de Judicibus

Answer: Ferdinand magellasn

Answer: Fernao Magalhaes

Answer: Fernao de Magelhaens

Answer: Ferdinand magellan

Answer: Fernando Magallanes

Answer: Ferdinand Magellen

Answer: Magellan's voyage

Answer: Ferdinand Magellan

Answer: Hernando de Magallanes

Answer: Fernando de Magallanes


Question: Who designed the British World War II fighter plane, the Spitfire?

Answer: R. J. Mitchell

Answer: Reginald Joseph Mitchell

Answer: Reginald Mitchell

Answer: R J Mitchell

Answer: R.J. Mitchell

Answer: RJ. Mitchell

Answer: RJ Mitchell


Question: "In the films ""Batman Forever"" (1995) and ""Batman & Robin"" (1997) who was Bruce Wayne's ward?"

Answer: Richard John Grayson

Answer: Dick Grayson

Answer: Richard Greyson

Answer: Batman: One Bullet Too Many

Answer: Dick Grayson/Robin

Answer: Richard %22Dick%22 Grayson

Answer: Flying Graysons

Answer: Dick Grayson (Nightwing)

Answer: Nightwing: Year One

Answer: Richard John %22Dick%22 Grayson

Answer: Nightwing/Dick Grayson

Answer: Robin (Batman comics)

Answer: Richard Grayson (Earth-Two)

Answer: One Bullet Too Many

Answer: Batman (Dick Grayson)

Answer: Robin/Dick Grayson

Answer: Nightwing (Dick Grayson)

Answer: The Flying Graysons

Answer: Nightbird (comics)

Answer: Robin of the teen titans

Answer: Robin (Dick Grayson)

Answer: Cheyenne Freemont

Answer: Dick Grayson/Nightwing

Answer: Dick Grayson (Robin)


Question: What TV character worked as a salesman at Gary's Shoes in Chicago, Illinois?

Answer: Polk High School Panthers

Answer: NO MA'AM

Answer: Al Bundy


Question: The music of which band finally became available for download from iTunes in November 2010?

Answer: Fab 4

Answer: The Silver Beetles

Answer: The Nerk Twins

Answer: Silver Beats

Answer: Nerk Twins

Answer: The Beatles (band)

Answer: The Beatals

Answer: The BEATLES

Answer: John, Paul, George, and Ringo

Answer: Fab Four

Answer: The Beatle

Answer: John paul george ringo

Answer: Die Beatles

Answer: Silver Beatles

Answer: Beatles

Answer: Silver Beetles

Answer: Beatles music

Answer: Johnny and the Moondogs

Answer: The Silver Beats

Answer: Fab four

Answer: John, Paul, George and Ringo

Answer: TheBeatles

Answer: Fab4

Answer: Beatles (The)

Answer: Johnny and The Moondogs

Answer: Johnny and the moondogs

Answer: The fab four

Answer: History of The Beatles

Answer: The Silver Beatles

Answer: The Fab Four

Answer: Pop Go The Beatles

Answer: History of the Beatles

Answer: Beatle

Answer: The Beetles

Answer: Outfake

Answer: Johnny And The Moondogs

Answer: The Beatles

Answer: The beatles

Answer: Beatals

Answer: The Bealtes

Answer: The Fabulous Silver Beatles

Answer: Beatles, The

Answer: Outfakes

Answer: The Beetals

Answer: Johnny & The Moondogs

Answer: Beatles, the


Question: Who invaded Europe from Mongolia and Turkey over 300 years, beginning in the 13th century?

Answer: Tatar (people)

Answer: Татарлар

Answer: Tatars (east Asians)

Answer: Tartaric

Answer: Tatar peoples

Answer: Tatar nationality

Answer: Ta-ta

Answer: Tatars

Answer: Tatar Turks

Answer: Tatar (word)

Answer: Tatar

Answer: Tartars

Answer: Baraba

Answer: Tartar people

Answer: Ta ta

Answer: Astrakan Tatars

Answer: Tatarian

Answer: Tatar people


Question: The Grand Old Party or GOP is the name for which political party in the USA?

Answer: The Republican (disambiguation)

Answer: Republican (disambiguation)

Answer: Republicans

Answer: The Republican

Answer: Republican


Question: What country is the world's largest producer of Tobacco?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: "Who was the goalkeeper for England's opening match in the 2010 FIFA World Cup against the USA on 12 June, whose performance made headlines in the UK such as ""The Hand of Clod""?"

Answer: Rob Green

Answer: Robert Green