Question: What was Shakespeare's shortest play - written in 1594?

Answer: The Comedie of Errors

Answer: The Comedy of Errors

Answer: The Comedy Of Errors

Answer: Angelo (The Comedy of Errors)

Answer: Aegeon

Answer: A Comedy of Errors

Answer: Comedy of Errors

Answer: Comedy Of Errors

Answer: Dromio

Answer: Comedy of Errors (play)

Answer: The Comedie of Errors.


Question: Who was housekeeper to Sherlock Holmes?

Answer: Mrs hudson

Answer: Mrs Hudson

Answer: Inspector Stanley Hopkins

Answer: Wiggins (Sherlock Holmes character)

Answer: Sherrinford Holmes

Answer: Minor Sherlock Holmes characters

Answer: Tobias Gregson

Answer: Mrs. Hudson

Answer: Inspector Bradstreet

Answer: Inspector Hopkins

Answer: Sherlock Holmes Character

Answer: Mrs Watson (Mary Morstan)

Answer: Raffles Holmes

Answer: Athelney Jones

Answer: Inspector Baynes

Answer: Stanley Hopkins

Answer: Shinwell Johnson

Answer: Wiggins (character in Sherlock Holmes stories)

Answer: Mrs. hudson

Answer: Mary Morstan

Answer: Inspector Gregson


Question: Which French winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, famously dedicated it to his primary school teacher?

Answer: The Blood of the Hungarians

Answer: Albert Cami

Answer: The blood of the hungarians

Answer: Absurd hero

Answer: Camusian

Answer: Albert Cammy

Answer: Albert Camus: The Absurd Hero

Answer: Alber Cammy

Answer: Albert Camee

Answer: Blood of the Hungarians by Albert Camus

Answer: Albert Camus/the Absurd

Answer: Camus, albert

Answer: Albert Cammi

Answer: Alber Camee

Answer: Albert Camus

Answer: Alber Cami

Answer: Alber Cammi

Answer: ALBERT CAMUS


Question: Who, in 1434, painted 'The Marriage of Giovanni Arnolfini' which now hangs in the National Gallery, London?

Answer: J. Van Eyck

Answer: Worship of the Lamb

Answer: Jan van Eyck

Answer: Van Eyk

Answer: JAN VAN EYCK

Answer: Jan van Ike

Answer: John Van Eych

Answer: Jan Van Eyck

Answer: Johannes de Eyck


Question: Montmorency is a variety of which fruit?

Answer: Che.r.ry

Answer: CHERRY

Answer: Cherry (Yui song)

Answer: CHE.R.RY

Answer: Che.R.Ry


Question: What was the name of John Bunyan's autobiography, written in Bedford Gaol and published in 1666?

Answer: Grace Abounding

Answer: GRACE ABOUNDING

Answer: Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners


Question: How many characters are there in the Russian Cyrillic alphabet?

Answer: 33

Answer: thirty-three


Question: The port of Immingham is to be found on which estuary?

Answer: Humber Estuary

Answer: Humber

Answer: Abus (river)

Answer: Humber River, England

Answer: River Humber

Answer: Humber (England)

Answer: Humber estuary

Answer: The Humber


Question: Which architect designed the new London building known as the 'Shard'?

Answer: Renzo Piano

Answer: Renzo Piano Building Workshop


Question: Name the year; Dunblane massacre, IRA bomb in Manchester city centre, the first cloned mammal, Dolly the sheep, was born?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-six

Answer: 1996


Question: What was the capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990?

Answer: Castra Bonnensis

Answer: Bonnsch (beer)

Answer: Schwarzrheindorf/Vilich-Rheindorf

Answer: Bönnsch (beer)

Answer: Capital of West Germany

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEBON

Answer: Bonn, Germany

Answer: Schwarzrheindorf

Answer: Bundesdorf

Answer: Bonn

Answer: Bonn am Rhein

Answer: Bonna

Answer: Boennsch (beer)

Answer: Bonn (district)


Question: What is added to a martini to make a 'Bronx' cocktail?

Answer: Orange juice

Answer: Virgin Screwdriver

Answer: Not From Concentrate

Answer: Orang juice

Answer: Orange juise

Answer: FCOJ


Question: Arthur Seaton is the hero of which 1958 novel set in Nottingham?

Answer: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Answer: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (novel)

Answer: Saturday night and sunday morning


Question: Who was the suffragette killed during the 1913 Derby?

Answer: Emily davidson

Answer: Emily Wilding Davison

Answer: Emily Davidson

Answer: Anmer (horse)

Answer: Emily Davison


Question: The world's deepest known cave is in which country?

Answer: Western Georgia

Answer: Georgia (song)

Answer: Georgia

Answer: Georgia (Disambiguation)

Answer: Georgia (film)

Answer: Georgia (State)

Answer: Geordia

Answer: Georgia (disambiguation)

Answer: Georgia (state)

Answer: Goergia


Question: In which country is Europe's highest waterfall?

Answer: Norvège

Answer: Mainland Norway

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norvege

Answer: Noregur

Answer: NORWAY

Answer: Norwegian state

Answer: Etymology of Norway

Answer: Noruega

Answer: Norwegen

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NO

Answer: Noreg

Answer: Republic of Norway

Answer: Norwegian kingdom

Answer: Kongeriket Noreg

Answer: Name of Norway

Answer: Kongeriket Norge

Answer: Noorwegen

Answer: Kingdom of Norway

Answer: Sport in Norway

Answer: Norwegia

Answer: Royal Kingdom of Norway


Question: What was the title of Status Quo's first UK No. 1 hit?

Answer: Down Down (song)

Answer: Down Down

Answer: Down Down (Status Quo song)

Answer: Down down


Question: Libya was a colony of which country from 1911 to 1947?

Answer: Environment of Italy

Answer: Italiën

Answer: Subdivisions of Italy

Answer: Republic of Italy

Answer: ItalY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IT

Answer: Etymology of Italy

Answer: Itali

Answer: Pollution in Italy

Answer: Administrative divisions of Italy

Answer: Austrian Empire (Italy)

Answer: Italija

Answer: Italie

Answer: Italia

Answer: Italian Republic

Answer: Second Italian Republic

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italio

Answer: Repubblica Italiana

Answer: Itàlia

Answer: The Italian republic


Question: What was the name of the democratic government of Germany in the 1920s and early 1930s, destroyed by Adolf Hitler?

Answer: Weimar rep

Answer: Weimer republic

Answer: Weimar government

Answer: Wiemar Republic

Answer: Agressive leaders in Germany and japan

Answer: Weimar Democracy

Answer: The Weimar Republic

Answer: Weimar Era

Answer: Weimar regime

Answer: Weimar parliament

Answer: Weimer Republic

Answer: Wiemar republic

Answer: German Reich (1919–1933)

Answer: Birth of weimar republic

Answer: Weiman republic

Answer: Weimar period

Answer: Weimar Establishment

Answer: List of Weimer states

Answer: November Republic

Answer: Weimsr republic

Answer: Weimar republic

Answer: Weimarer Republik

Answer: The Great Depression in Germany

Answer: Weimar Germany

Answer: Republic of Weimar

Answer: Weimar Republic

Answer: Weimar era


Question: What is the maximum number of raised dots in a cell in Braille?

Answer: Six

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: Which square in Cairo became the focal point for the uprising against President Mubarak?

Answer: Tahrir Square

Answer: Midan Tahrir

Answer: Tahreer Square

Answer: Midan at-Tahrir

Answer: Liberation Square (Cairo)

Answer: Tahrir square

Answer: Midan al-Tahrir

Answer: Tahrir Square, Cairo

Answer: Ismailia Square

Answer: At-Tahrir Square

Answer: Al-Tahrir Square


Question: Operation Barbarossa, Hitler invades Russia.

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and forty-one

Answer: 1941


Question: What was the French sounding winner of the 2011 Epsom Derby?

Answer: Pour Moi


Question: Which artist's-works include Sunflowers and Pears and Street in Tahiti?

Answer: Paul Gaugin

Answer: Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gauguin

Answer: Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gaugin


Question: Which European country's flag is a blue cross on a white background?

Answer: FinlanD

Answer: FINLAND

Answer: Suomen tasavalta

Answer: Suomen Tasavalta

Answer: Republiken Finland

Answer: Finlande

Answer: Finland

Answer: Finland during World War II

Answer: Finnland

Answer: Finland's

Answer: Republic of Finland

Answer: Etymology of Finland

Answer: Fin land

Answer: Name of Finland

Answer: Finn Land

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FI

Answer: Northern Finland


Question: Who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2011?

Answer: Paddy Doherty

Answer: Paddy Docherty

Answer: Paddy doherty

Answer: Paddy Doherty (disambiguation)


Question: Metz is the capital of which region of France?

Answer: Lorraine (France)

Answer: Lorraine

Answer: Lorraine (disambiguation)

Answer: Lorraine, France


Question: Which League 2 football team play home games at the New York Stadium?

Answer: Rotherham FC

Answer: Miller Bear

Answer: Rotherham United Football Club

Answer: Rotherham United F. C.

Answer: Rotherham United F C

Answer: Rotherham United

Answer: Rotherham utd

Answer: Rotherham United FC

Answer: Rotherham Utd

Answer: Rotherham United F.C.


Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the end of the Second World War?

Answer: Premiership of Clement Attlee

Answer: 1st Earl Attlee

Answer: Clement Richard Attlee, 1st Earl Attlee

Answer: Attlee

Answer: Clement Attlee

Answer: Clement Richard Attlee

Answer: C.R. Attlee

Answer: Clement Richard Atlee

Answer: Clement Richard Attlee, 1st Earl Attlee of Walthamstow, Viscount Prestwood

Answer: C. R. Attlee

Answer: Clem Atlee

Answer: Clem Attlee

Answer: Clement Attlee, 1st Earl Attlee

Answer: Clement Atlee

Answer: Sir Clement Richard Attlee 1st Earl Attlee

Answer: Clement R. Attlee


Question: Dmitri, Ivan and Alexei are the eponymous central characters of which 1880 novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky?

Answer: The Brothers Kazamarov

Answer: Karamosov

Answer: Smerdyakov

Answer: Dmitry Fyodorvich Karamazov

Answer: The Brothers Karamazov

Answer: Pavel Fyodorovich Smerdyakov

Answer: Karamozov

Answer: Ivan Fyodorovich Karamazov

Answer: Karamazov

Answer: The Brothers Karamazov (novel)

Answer: Kolya Krassotkin

Answer: Pyotr Alexandrovich Miusov

Answer: Brothers Karamanzov

Answer: Brothers Karamozov

Answer: Ivan Karamazov

Answer: Brat'ya Karamazovy

Answer: The Brothers Kazmarov

Answer: Bratya Karamazovy

Answer: Miuzov

Answer: Brothers Karamazov


Question: What is the flavour of the liqueur Triple-Sec?

Answer: Orange (album)

Answer: Orangeishness

Answer: Orange (film)

Answer: Orangishness

Answer: Orangeishly

Answer: Orangishly

Answer: Orange

Answer: Oranfe

Answer: Orange (disambiguation)


Question: "Which recreational item was, in its early days in the USA, known as""The Whirlo-Way"" and ""The Pluto Platter'?"

Answer: Physics of flying disks

Answer: Flying discs

Answer: Flying Disk

Answer: Frisbe

Answer: Frizbee

Answer: Plastic disc

Answer: Frisbee

Answer: Flying disk

Answer: Physics of flying discs

Answer: Flying disc


Question: Who is the present Prime Minister of the Irish Republic?

Answer: Finnuala Kenny

Answer: Finula Kenny

Answer: Fionnuala Kenny

Answer: Fionuala O'Kelly

Answer: Enda kenny

Answer: Enda Kenny

Answer: Finnula Kenny

Answer: ENDA KENNY

Answer: Finnuala O'Kelly

Answer: Fionnula O'Kelly

Answer: A National Address By An Taoiseach Enda Kenny, TD

Answer: Fionuala Kenny

Answer: Finnula O'Kelly

Answer: Finula O'Kelly

Answer: Edna Kenny

Answer: Fionnuala O'Kelly

Answer: Fionnula Kenny


Question: Which Championship Football League club is based at the King Power Stadium?

Answer: Leicester Fosse FC

Answer: Leicetser City F.C.

Answer: Leicester City F C

Answer: Leicester City Football Club

Answer: Leicester City football club

Answer: Leicester Fosse

Answer: Leicester city football club

Answer: Leicester City F. C.

Answer: Leicester City

Answer: Leicester Fosse F.C.

Answer: Leicester City FC

Answer: Leicester XI

Answer: LEICESTER CITY

Answer: Filbert the Fox

Answer: Leicester f.c

Answer: Leicester City F.C

Answer: Leicester City F.C.


Question: John Sell Cotman was a leading member of which group of artists?

Answer: NORWICH SCHOOL

Answer: Norwich School

Answer: Norwich school

Answer: Norwich School (disambiguation)


Question: Give a year in the reign of King Henry IV

Answer: 1399-1413


Question: In advertising what is said to refresh the parts others fail to reach?

Answer: Heineken beer

Answer: Gerard Adriaan Heineken

Answer: Heineken

Answer: H. Elion

Answer: Heineken Pilsener

Answer: HEINEKEN

Answer: Heineken Pilsner

Answer: Heineken U.S.

Answer: Dr. H. Elion


Question: "From which film musical does the song ""A Couple of Swells"" come?"

Answer: Easter parade

Answer: Easter Parade

Answer: Easter parade (cultural event)

Answer: New York City Easter Parade

Answer: EASTER PARADE


Question: White Gem is a variety of which vegetable?

Answer: Parsnips

Answer: Parsnip (botany)

Answer: Pastinaca sativa

Answer: PARSNIP

Answer: Parsnip


Question: Whose 1995 best seller argues that our universe is part of a super universe?

Answer: STEPHEN HAWKING

Answer: Stephen Hawkings

Answer: Isobel Hawking

Answer: Stephen hawkin

Answer: S. W. Hawking

Answer: Steven W. Hawking

Answer: Stephen hawking

Answer: S.W. Hawking

Answer: Steven Hawkins

Answer: Steve Hawking

Answer: Stephen hawkins

Answer: Hawking, Stephen

Answer: Steven Hawking

Answer: Stephen Hawking

Answer: Frank Hawking

Answer: Stephan hawking

Answer: Hawking, Stephen William

Answer: Stephen Hawking Space

Answer: Steven hawking

Answer: Top-down cosmology

Answer: Stephen hawkings

Answer: Steven Hawkings

Answer: Stephen William Hawking

Answer: Steven hawkin

Answer: Stephen W. Hawking

Answer: Steveen Hawking


Question: Who is the oldest person to have a number one hit in Britain?

Answer: Armstrong, Louis %22Pops%22

Answer: Louis Pops Armstrong

Answer: Satchmo

Answer: Louie Armstrong

Answer: Louis %22Pops%22 Armstrong

Answer: Daniel Louis Armstrong

Answer: Louis armstrong

Answer: Armstrong, Louis

Answer: Louis amstrong

Answer: Sachmo

Answer: Armstrong, Louis Satchmo

Answer: Luois Armstrong

Answer: Louis Armstong

Answer: Louis Daniel Armstrong

Answer: LOUIS ARMSTRONG

Answer: Louis %22Satchmo%22 Armstrong

Answer: Louis Satchmo Armstrong

Answer: Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong

Answer: Satchelmouth (musician)

Answer: Sachimo

Answer: Armstrong, Louis %22Satchmo%22

Answer: Armstrong, Louis Pops

Answer: Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra

Answer: Louis Armstrong

Answer: Louis Armstrong discography


Question: Which organisation is the largest private land owner in Britain?

Answer: The National Trust

Answer: National Trusts worldwide

Answer: National trust

Answer: National Trust

Answer: THE NATIONAL TRUST


Question: Tybalt is a character in which of Shakespeare's plays?

Answer: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Juliet and Romeo (opera)

Answer: The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Iuliet

Answer: Romeo and juilet

Answer: The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of Romeo and Iuliet

Answer: A plague on both your houses

Answer: ROMEO AND JULIET

Answer: Escalus

Answer: Romeo And Juliet

Answer: Romeo & juliet act 5

Answer: The Tragedy Of Romeo And Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Julia

Answer: Romeo & Juliette

Answer: Romeo and Juilet

Answer: The Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet

Answer: Romeo Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet Conflicts

Answer: Romeo and Julet

Answer: Romeo and juliet

Answer: Romio and Julliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet (play)

Answer: The Tragedy Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo & Juliet

Answer: Montague and Capulet

Answer: Romeo and Juiliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliette


Question: We use oven gloves in the kitchen, what do Americans call them?

Answer: POT HOLDERS


Question: "From which musical film does the song ""Wooden Heart"" come?"

Answer: G I BLUES

Answer: G. I. Blues

Answer: GI Blues

Answer: G I Blues

Answer: G.I. Blues


Question: If a cricket match is curtailed because of inclement weather, what system is used to determine a result?

Answer: D-L Method

Answer: Duckworth-Lewis

Answer: D/L method

Answer: Duckworth-Lewis system

Answer: Duckworth-Lewis method

Answer: Duckworth–Lewis method

Answer: Duckworth Lewis

Answer: Duckworth lewis method

Answer: Duckworth Lewis Method

Answer: D/L Method

Answer: DL Method

Answer: Duckworth–Lewis

Answer: Duckworth/Lewis method

Answer: Duckworth-Lewis Method

Answer: Duckworth Lewis system

Answer: DUCKWORTH-LEWIS

Answer: Duckworth Lewis method


Question: Which mythological creatures are half horse and half man?

Answer: Centaurs

Answer: Hippocentaur

Answer: Ixionidae

Answer: Centaur

Answer: Centuar

Answer: Centaur (mythology)

Answer: Battle of the Centaurs

Answer: Sintar

Answer: Centauress

Answer: Cintar


Question: Who designed the Adidas sportswear for the British Olympic and Paralympics teams at the 2012 London Games?

Answer: Stella Nina McCartney

Answer: Alasdhair Willis

Answer: Stella Mc Cartney

Answer: Stella McCartney for Chloe

Answer: Alistair Willis

Answer: Stella mccarteny

Answer: Stella McCartney

Answer: Stella mccartney


Question: Which children's TV programme, which first appeared in November 1969, has won a record 122 Emmy Awards in all categories?

Answer: The Furry Arms

Answer: The Annual Sesame Street Cookie Baking Contest

Answer: Sesamstreet

Answer: Sesame Street universe

Answer: Elmo-noske

Answer: Sesame Street (season 2)

Answer: How Crayons Are Made

Answer: Sesame Street Play Group

Answer: Sesame street

Answer: A Visit to the Sesame Street Hospital

Answer: Sesame streets

Answer: A Visit to the Sesame Street Museum

Answer: Sesame Street

Answer: Gloria Globe

Answer: Sesame St

Answer: List of Sesame Street episodes

Answer: Sesame Street (season 1)

Answer: Seseme Street

Answer: Sesame St.

Answer: Sesame Street Episodes

Answer: Sesame Street (film)

Answer: Sesamestreet

Answer: The Furry Arms (hotel)

Answer: The King Banishes the Letter P


Question: Which fictional character was shipwrecked when the 'Antelope' sank?

Answer: Quinbus Flestrin

Answer: Lemuuel Gulliver

Answer: (Lemuel) Gulliver

Answer: Lemuel Gulliver


Question: According to the Scaffold song 'Lily the Pink', who had 'terrible freckles'?

Answer: Jennifer Eccles


Question: How is the London statue 'The Angel of Christian Charity' more commonly known?

Answer: Eros (god)

Answer: Eros

Answer: Eros (mythology)

Answer: Greek god of love

Answer: Love (mythology)


Question: From which Shakespeare play does the phrase 'the green-eyed monster' originate?

Answer: Othello (film)

Answer: Othello list of characters

Answer: The Tragoedy of Othello, the Moore of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello, Or The Moor Of Venice

Answer: Othello (play)

Answer: Othello (Shakespeare)

Answer: Othello the Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello (1982 film)

Answer: The Tragœdy of Othello, the Moore of Venice

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello

Answer: Othello, The Moor of Venice

Answer: The tragedy of othello

Answer: The Tragedy of Othello: The Moor of Venice

Answer: List of characters in Othello

Answer: Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello Moor of Venice

Answer: The Moor of Venice

Answer: Othello, the Moor of Venice


Question: What is the name of the whirlpool in the Hebrides between Scarba and Jura, the third largest in the world?

Answer: Coire Bhreacain

Answer: Coire Bhreacan

Answer: Gulf of Corryvreckan

Answer: Corrievreckan

Answer: Corryvreckan

Answer: Corry Vreckan

Answer: Coirebhreacain

Answer: Corryvreckan whirlpool

Answer: Corryvrecken


Question: Which tennis player founded the fashion label Aneres?

Answer: Serena Williams

Answer: Serena Jameka Williams

Answer: Serena Slam

Answer: Senera Williams

Answer: Serena williams


Question: Goodge Street tube station is on which London Underground line?

Answer: Northern (disambiguation)

Answer: Northern


Question: In which year did Reference Point win the Derby and Maori Venture win the Grand National?

Answer: 1987

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-seven


Question: What is the name for the practice of water divining by deploying a deflecting stick?

Answer: Dowsing/Rhabdomancy


Question: Denmark has a single land border; with which country?

Answer: United States of Germany

Answer: Tyskland

Answer: Nimska

Answer: Bundesdeutsch

Answer: Vokietija

Answer: Deuchland

Answer: Germny

Answer: GermanY

Answer: FR Germany

Answer: Almanya

Answer: Federal Republic of Germany

Answer: Jermany

Answer: Geramny

Answer: Etymology of Germany

Answer: Nemska

Answer: Germany

Answer: Niemcy

Answer: GERMANY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DE

Answer: Land der Dichter und Denker

Answer: Federal Republic Of Germany

Answer: F.R. Germany

Answer: Deutschland

Answer: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Answer: BR Deutschland

Answer: Germanio

Answer: Thyskaland

Answer: GerMany

Answer: Germeny

Answer: Teutonica

Answer: Deutchland

Answer: Duitsland

Answer: THyskaland

Answer: Alemanha

Answer: Němska

Answer: Foederal Republic of Germany


Question: Who became Secretary -General of the Soviet Communist Party in 1985?

Answer: M. Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbacheu

Answer: Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbačëv

Answer: Gorbachoff

Answer: Mihail Gorbacev

Answer: Mikhail S. Gorbachev

Answer: New thinking

Answer: Michail Gorbatschow

Answer: Gorbachav

Answer: Mihail Sergeevic Gorbacev

Answer: Gorbachevian

Answer: M Gorbachev

Answer: Mihail Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbacev

Answer: Mihail Gorbačëv

Answer: Mikhael Gorbachev

Answer: Mikael Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Answer: January Proposal

Answer: Irina Mihailovna Virganskaya

Answer: Gorbatsiov

Answer: Mihail Gorbaciov

Answer: Mihail Gorbachyov

Answer: Michail Gorbatsjov

Answer: Михаил Сергеевич Горбачёв

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbačëv

Answer: Irina Virganskaya

Answer: Gorbatsof

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachov

Answer: Gorbatschow

Answer: Michael Gorbachev

Answer: Mihail Sergeevič Gorbačëv

Answer: Mihail Sergejevic Gorbacev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbechev

Answer: Gorbachyov

Answer: Gorbachof

Answer: Mihail Sergejevič Gorbačëv

Answer: Михаил Горбачёв

Answer: New Thinking

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachyov

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachov

Answer: Gorbachov

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachyov


Question: La Brabanconne is the national anthem of which country?

Answer: Belguim

Answer: Koenigreich Belgien

Answer: Belgium/Belgie

Answer: Kingdom of Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Beljum

Answer: Königreich Belgien

Answer: Belgique

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Beligum

Answer: Kingdom of the Belgians

Answer: Beljam

Answer: Kingdom Of Belgium

Answer: Belgum

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BE

Answer: Belgie

Answer: Cockpit of Europe

Answer: Koninkrijk België

Answer: Beldjike

Answer: Blegium

Answer: Belgio

Answer: The Quebec of Europe

Answer: België

Answer: Begium

Answer: Royaume de Belgique

Answer: Konigreich Belgien

Answer: Koninkrijk Belgie

Answer: People of Belgium

Answer: Belgien

Answer: Belgium/facts

Answer: Administrative divisions of Belgium

Answer: Belgium facts


Question: What was the name of the Russian Space Station, launched in 1986?

Answer: Mir Space Station

Answer: MIR Orbital Station

Answer: Mir in popular culture

Answer: Мир

Answer: Mir module

Answer: Space Station Mir

Answer: Peter Rodney Llewellyn

Answer: Mir space station

Answer: Mir Modules

Answer: Mir


Question: """Don't be evil"" is the motto of which intemet company?"

Answer: Google community

Answer: AS15169

Answer: Google.cpm

Answer: Googer

Answer: GGEA

Answer: GOOgle

Answer: Google Inc Class C

Answer: Google Inc Class A

Answer: Google newslab

Answer: Gogole

Answer: Google voice-powered search

Answer: GOOGLE

Answer: Guugle

Answer: Foofle

Answer: Google inc.

Answer: .android

Answer: Author Rank

Answer: Googl

Answer: Google Inc.

Answer: Google Glossary

Answer: Innovation Time Off

Answer: Googler

Answer: Google English

Answer: Goog

Answer: Google EnergySense

Answer: Gooogle

Answer: Ggogle

Answer: Google™

Answer: Google, Inc

Answer: Animated Google

Answer: Google.

Answer: Google/

Answer: Google!

Answer: Google Angika

Answer: The Google

Answer: Google guys

Answer: Mountain view chocolate factory

Answer: Gewgol

Answer: Google.c

Answer: Google Measure Map

Answer: Goofle

Answer: The Google Guys

Answer: Site Flavored Google Search Box

Answer: GGQ1

Answer: Google, Inc.

Answer: Googgle

Answer: Google (Company)

Answer: Google Site Search

Answer: Goolge

Answer: Gooooooooogle

Answer: 20%25 time

Answer: Google UK

Answer: Gooooogle

Answer: Google Inc

Answer: Googke

Answer: @google

Answer: Google Research

Answer: GoogIe

Answer: Googers

Answer: Gstatic.com

Answer: Project Fi

Answer: 1e100.net

Answer: Google Guys

Answer: Goooooogle

Answer: .gmail

Answer: Goooogle

Answer: .google

Answer: Google for Business

Answer: Googlit

Answer: Google Incorporated

Answer: Google/to do

Answer: @Google

Answer: Gooooooogle

Answer: Google finance

Answer: Google (company)

Answer: G00gl3

Answer: Googl3

Answer: G00g1e

Answer: GOOG

Answer: GooglE

Answer: Googlenym

Answer: Google%5C

Answer: Goolgle

Answer: 20 percent time

Answer: Google

Answer: G00gle

Answer: Google Demo Slam

Answer: Gaia (Security Technology)

Answer: Googlw

Answer: Google Space

Answer: Googlr

Answer: Dashboard (Google account service)

Answer: Google check


Question: Who scored Spain's winning goal in the final of the 2010 FIFA World Cup?

Answer: Andrés Iniesta Luján

Answer: Andrés Iniesta Lujan

Answer: Andrés Iniesta

Answer: Andres Iniesta Lujan

Answer: Andres Iniesta


Question: In which year did Nick Faldo win both the Open and the US Masters Championships?

Answer: 1990

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety


Question: On whose life is Somerset Maugham's 'The Moon and Sixpence' loosely based?

Answer: Paul Gaugin

Answer: Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gauguin

Answer: Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gaugin


Question: How is the American singer Anna Mae Bullock better known?

Answer: Anna Bullock

Answer: Tina Turner's

Answer: Tina Turner

Answer: Tina tuner

Answer: Tina turner

Answer: Tinna turner

Answer: Annie Mae Bullock

Answer: Anna Mae Bullock


Question: If you were to fly due east out of Rio de Janeiro, which country's coastline would you fly over first?

Answer: Culture of Namibia

Answer: Nam bam

Answer: Namibian culture

Answer: Nambam

Answer: Namibia

Answer: Nambia

Answer: Namibians

Answer: Republic of Namibia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NA

Answer: Namibian


Question: Which country joined the G7 government forum which then became the G8 in 1997?

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: Neil Kinnock's son Stephen is married to the Prime Minister of which Country?

Answer: Eastern Denmark

Answer: Kingdom of denmark

Answer: Denmarke

Answer: Subdivisions of Denmark

Answer: Kongeriget Danmark

Answer: Mainland Denmark

Answer: Danmoerk

Answer: Denmark proper

Answer: Danimarca

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DK

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Dänemark

Answer: Danska

Answer: Denmarc

Answer: KingdomOfDenmark

Answer: DENMARK

Answer: Kingdom of Denmark

Answer: Denemarke

Answer: Administrative divisions of denmark

Answer: Danish kingdom

Answer: Danemark

Answer: Daenemark

Answer: Media in Denmark

Answer: Danmörk

Answer: DenmarK

Answer: Danmork

Answer: Administrative divisions of Denmark

Answer: Media of Denmark

Answer: Danish Kingdom

Answer: Dinamarca


Question: Which football league championship side plays home games at Keepmoat Stadium?

Answer: Doncaster Rovers F. C.

Answer: Doncaster Rovers FC

Answer: History of Doncaster Rovers F.C.

Answer: Donny rovers

Answer: Doncaster Rovers F C

Answer: DRFC

Answer: Doncaster Rovers

Answer: DONCASTER ROVERS

Answer: Doncaster Rovers F.C.

Answer: Doncaster Rovers Football Club


Question: Which enduring cartoon character was created by Bob Clampett for the 1938 cartoon Porky's Hare Hunt?

Answer: BUGS BUNNY

Answer: Bugs' Bunny

Answer: Warner Bros. Experimental Rabbit

Answer: Happy Rabbit

Answer: Evolution of Bugs Bunny

Answer: Bugs's Bunny

Answer: Development of Bugs Bunny


Question: What was Michelle Obama's maiden name?

Answer: Robinson (disambiguation)

Answer: ROBINSON

Answer: Robinson


Question: Who is the vice President of the,USA?

Answer: Jean Biden

Answer: Joseph R. Biden, Jr

Answer: Jean Finnegan Biden

Answer: Joe R. Biden, Jr.

Answer: Joe Biden, Jr.

Answer: Joseph Biden, Jr.

Answer: Joseph Robinette %22Joe%22 Biden, Jr.

Answer: Joseph Robinette Jr. Biden

Answer: Amtrak Joe

Answer: Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr.

Answer: Vice President Biden

Answer: Jo Biden

Answer: Joseph R. Biden

Answer: Catherine eugenia finnegan

Answer: Joe Biden

Answer: Joel Biden

Answer: Senator Joe Biden

Answer: Senator OBiden

Answer: Joseph R. Biden, Jr.

Answer: Joseph Biden

Answer: Senator O'Biden

Answer: Joe R. Biden

Answer: Joe biden

Answer: Biden, Joe

Answer: Joebiden

Answer: Vice President Joe Biden

Answer: Joseph Robinette Biden

Answer: Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.

Answer: Joe Bidden

Answer: Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Answer: JOE BIDEN

Answer: Joesph Biden

Answer: Biden

Answer: Bdien

Answer: Ashley Biden

Answer: O'Biden

Answer: Biden, Joseph R., Jr.


Question: The name of which European capital city means Merchants Harbour?

Answer: København, Denmark

Answer: K-Town, Copenhagen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKCPH

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark

Answer: Koepenhamn

Answer: K-Town Hardcore

Answer: Capital of Denmark

Answer: Ktown Hardcore

Answer: Copenhague

Answer: Kaupmannahöfn

Answer: Kaupmannahofn

Answer: Kopenhamn

Answer: Koebenhavn

Answer: K Town Hardcore

Answer: Köpenhamn

Answer: COPENHAGEN

Answer: Kopenhagen

Answer: København

Answer: Hafnia (Latin)

Answer: Kjøbenhavn

Answer: K Town punk

Answer: Kobenhavn

Answer: Copenhagen (Denmark)

Answer: K-Town punk

Answer: Copenhagen

Answer: DKCPH


Question: Which popular newsreader resigned from ITN in 1979?

Answer: Reginald Bosanquet

Answer: REGINALD BOSANQUET


Question: Who led a revolt against the Normans in 1070 from stronghold on the Isle of Ely? ,

Answer: Hereward the Wake

Answer: Gesta Herewardi

Answer: Hereward the wake

Answer: Hereward

Answer: HEREWARD THE WAKE

Answer: Hereward the Outlaw

Answer: Gesta Herwardi

Answer: Hereward the Exile


Question: Which company merged with BOAC in 1974 to form British Airways?

Answer: Bea (disambiguation)

Answer: Bea

Answer: BEA

Answer: B.E.A.

Answer: BEA (disambiguation)


Question: The currency of Venezuela is named after which revolutionary?

Answer: Santiago Bobadilla

Answer: Simon De Bolivar

Answer: Símon Bolívar

Answer: Simón Bolívar

Answer: María Teresa Rodríguez del Toro y Alaysa

Answer: List of places named for Simón Bolívar

Answer: Simón de Bolívar

Answer: Simón Bolívar y Palacios

Answer: Simon Bolivar

Answer: Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar Palacios y Blanco

Answer: List of places named for Simon Bolivar

Answer: Simón Bolívar Day

Answer: List of places named after Simon Bolivar

Answer: Simon de bolivar

Answer: The Liberator of South America

Answer: Simón Bolívar Palacios

Answer: Simon Antonio Bolivar

Answer: Simon Bolivár

Answer: Ziortza

Answer: List of places named after Simón Bolívar

Answer: Simón Antonio Bolívar

Answer: Bolívar

Answer: Simon Jose Antonio de la Santisima Trinidad Bolivar y Palacios

Answer: Simon Bolívar

Answer: Simón Bolívar Palacio

Answer: Simon de Bolivar

Answer: Bolivar

Answer: Maria Teresa Rodriguez del Toro y Alaysa

Answer: Simón Bolivar

Answer: Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios

Answer: General Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar y Palacios


Question: Esztergom was once the capital of which country?

Answer: Maďarsko

Answer: Magyarorszag

Answer: Ungarn

Answer: Magyar Köztársaság

Answer: Hungarian Republic

Answer: Hungarian Republic of 1989

Answer: Hongarije

Answer: Hungery

Answer: Architecture of Hungary

Answer: Magyar Koeztarsasag

Answer: Magyarország

Answer: Austrian Empire (Hungary)

Answer: HUNGARY

Answer: Hungría

Answer: Hungray

Answer: ISO 3166-1:HU

Answer: Hongrie

Answer: HUngary

Answer: Republic of Hungary

Answer: Ungheria

Answer: Magyar Koztarsasag

Answer: Hungary

Answer: Hungarian holidays


Question: In which year was Sputnik, the first man-made satellite, launched?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-seven

Answer: 1957


Question: The Hunter Valley is which country's oldest wine region?

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: Which long-running British TV series, now disappeared from our screens, began as a 1983 one-off drama called Woodentop'?

Answer: The Bill

Answer: Sun Hill Police Station

Answer: Sunhill Seige (2007)

Answer: Mbarnes

Answer: Chief Inspector Paul Stritch

Answer: Episode1.11 (The Bill)

Answer: The Bill: Previous Episode

Answer: The bill

Answer: The Bill on ITV

Answer: Eddie Olosunde

Answer: The Chief Superintendent's Party

Answer: Sun Hill police station

Answer: Sun Hill (The Bill)

Answer: Jane Kendall

Answer: PC Samuel Harker

Answer: Sun Hill Station

Answer: Episode2.12 (The Bill)

Answer: THE BILL

Answer: Recurring and minor cast of The Bill

Answer: Recurring and Minor Cast of The Bill

Answer: The Bill (TV series)

Answer: The Sweet Smell of Failure

Answer: Sunhill Siege (2007)

Answer: The Bill Present Cast

Answer: Doug Wright (The Bill)

Answer: Douglas Wright the bill


Question: Which former cabinet minister was debarred from Parliament because of irregularities in his 2010 election campaign for his Oldham East and Saddleworth constituency?

Answer: Woolas

Answer: Philip James Woolas

Answer: Phil Woolas

Answer: PHIL WOOLAS


Question: Which arid region of Ethiopia was invaded by Somalia in 1977?

Answer: Ogadēn

Answer: Ogaden

Answer: Ogadenia

Answer: Western somalia

Answer: Ogadeni

Answer: Western Somalia

Answer: THE OGADEN

Answer: West Somalia

Answer: Ogaden region

Answer: Ogaden & Ogadenia

Answer: Ogaden Desert

Answer: Ogaden Province

Answer: Abyssinian Somaliland


Question: In radio technology, what does the 'A' represent in 'DAB'?

Answer: AUDIO

Answer: Audio (disambiguation)

Answer: Audio


Question: Which model village did Samuel Greg build to house workers at his nearby Quarry Bank Mill?

Answer: Styal

Answer: STYAL


Question: Swede Gunder Hagg held the athletics world record for which event until the 6th May 1954?

Answer: Mile (Scottish)

Answer: Myle

Answer: Statute mile

Answer: Roman mile

Answer: Mile

Answer: Greek mile

Answer: Mille passus

Answer: Scottish mile

Answer: US mile

Answer: Old English mile

Answer: Statute miles

Answer: Miglio

Answer: English mile

Answer: Survey mile

Answer: Prussian mile

Answer: Mérföld

Answer: German mile

Answer: Danish mile

Answer: Milion (unit)

Answer: Mile (Scottish length)

Answer: Russian mile

Answer: Million (unit)

Answer: Portuguese mile

Answer: International mile

Answer: English miles

Answer: Mile rate

Answer: Hungarian mile

Answer: Scots mile

Answer: 63360

Answer: Mile (Scots)

Answer: Byzantine mile

Answer: MILE

Answer: Land mile

Answer: Italian mile

Answer: Statute Mile

Answer: Roman miles

Answer: Statute mile in the UK

Answer: Austrian mile

Answer: Miles

Answer: Mile (unit)

Answer: Miglia

Answer: US survey mile


Question: Supposedly a hangover cure, which drink consists of a raw egg, Worcestershire sauce and typically a hot sauce with condiments?

Answer: Prairie Oyster

Answer: PRAIRIE OYSTER

Answer: Russell deCarle


Question: On obtaining city status, St Asaph became the second city in the UK; which is the smallest?

Answer: Smallest?


Question: Who wrote about his life in the army during World War 1 under the pseudonym 'Aircrafiman Ross'?

Answer: T E Lawrence

Answer: T.e. shaw

Answer: Thomas E Lawrence

Answer: T.E. Lawrence

Answer: T.E.Lawrence

Answer: T.E. Lawrence of Arabia

Answer: Lawrence of Arabia

Answer: 338171

Answer: Lawrence of Arabia (disambiguation)

Answer: Te lawrence

Answer: Laurence of Arabia

Answer: TE Lawrence

Answer: Lawrence of arabia

Answer: T. E. Lawrence

Answer: T.E Lawrence

Answer: 338171 A/C Shaw

Answer: T Lawrence

Answer: Thomas Edward Lawrence

Answer: T.e. lawrence

Answer: Lawrence of Arabia.

Answer: Lawrence Of Arabia


Question: By what name was the artist Jacopo Comin (or Jacopo Robusti) better known?

Answer: Tintoretto, Il

Answer: Jacobo Robusti

Answer: Jacopo Tintoretto

Answer: Tintoretto

Answer: Jacopo Robusti

Answer: Tintoret

Answer: Little Dyer

Answer: Il Tintoretto


Question: Who gave his name to the scientific law that states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature?

Answer: Boylean

Answer: Robert Boyle

Answer: Sir Robert Boyle

Answer: The Hon Robert Boyle


Question: Which King of England had two wives, both named Isabella?

Answer: John (disambiguation)

Answer: John (European rulers)

Answer: %22John%22

Answer: John (bishop)

Answer: John (song)

Answer: John


Question: In what capacity did author Ernest Hemingway serve during the First World War?

Answer: Ambulance Driver

Answer: EMTs

Answer: Ambulance orderly

Answer: Ambulance driver

Answer: Ambulance Technician

Answer: Emergency medical technician

Answer: Emergency Medical Technician

Answer: Ambulance attendant

Answer: Ambulanceman

Answer: Ambulance technician

Answer: Ambulance Attendant

Answer: Emergency Medical Technicians

Answer: Ambulancewoman

Answer: Emergency Room Technician

Answer: Emergency medical technicians


Question: In 2011, who became the first artist to win the Mercury Music Prize twice, first winning it in 2001?

Answer: PJH

Answer: Polly Harvey

Answer: Harvey, PJ

Answer: PJ Harvey

Answer: P.J. Harvey

Answer: Pj harvey

Answer: P J Harvey

Answer: P. J. Harvey

Answer: Polly Jean Harvey

Answer: P J HARVEY


Question: Which river meets the Rhine at the 'German Comer'?

Answer: Mozel

Answer: Mosella

Answer: MOSELLE

Answer: Moselle

Answer: Mosela

Answer: Mozela

Answer: River Moselle

Answer: Musel

Answer: Moezel

Answer: Moselle river

Answer: Moselle River

Answer: Musel River

Answer: Moselle River (France, Luxembourg, and Germany)

Answer: River Mosel

Answer: The Moselle

Answer: Moselle (river)

Answer: Mosel River

Answer: Mosel river


Question: Which Serbian football club is the only one from that country to win an UEFA completion?

Answer: Red Star Belgrade F.C

Answer: Red Star Belgrade F.C.

Answer: Crvena Zvezda FK

Answer: F.K. Crvena Zvezda

Answer: FK Estrella Roja

Answer: FK Crvena zvezda

Answer: Crevna zvezda

Answer: F.C. Red star Belgrade

Answer: Red Star Belgrade FC

Answer: Crvena zvezda FK

Answer: F.K. Crvena zvezda

Answer: FK crvena zvezda

Answer: FK Crvena Zvezda Beograd

Answer: Red Star Belgrade

Answer: Red Star Beograd

Answer: Fk crvena zvezda

Answer: Crvena zvezda Beograd

Answer: F.K. Crvena zvezda Beograd

Answer: Red star Belgrade FC

Answer: Crvena Zvezda F.K.

Answer: Red Star of Belgrade

Answer: Red star Belgrade

Answer: FC Crevna Zvezda

Answer: FC Red Star Belgrade

Answer: Red star Belgrade F.C.

Answer: Crvena Zvezda Beograd

Answer: Zvezdina zvezda

Answer: F.C Red Star Belgrade

Answer: FK Crvena Zvezda

Answer: Crvena zvezda F.K.

Answer: FK Crvena zvezda Beograd

Answer: RED STAR BELGRADE

Answer: FC Red star Belgrade

Answer: FK Red Star

Answer: F.K. Crvena Zvezda Beograd

Answer: F.C. Red Star Belgrade


Question: What natural product consists of a vertical lattice of rhombic decahedra with a hexagonal cross sectional at the open end and walls less than 0.1mm thick?

Answer: HONEYCOMB

Answer: Faveolate

Answer: Honey combs

Answer: Favoid

Answer: Honeycombs

Answer: Honeycomb

Answer: Honey comb

Answer: Honey-Comb


Question: The UK's longest National Trail, what path stretches 630 miles between Minehead and Poole Harbour?

Answer: SOUTH WEST COAST


Question: Coxa is the medical name for which joint of the human body?

Answer: HIP

Answer: Hip (disambiguation)

Answer: HIPS (disambiguation)

Answer: HIPS


Question: The armistice to end World War I was signed in November 1918 in a railway carriage in which French town?

Answer: Compiègne, France

Answer: Compiegne, France

Answer: Compiègne

Answer: Compiegne

Answer: COMPIEGNE

Answer: Compeigne


Question: Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa is the reigning monarch of what country?

Answer: Asia/Bahrain

Answer: مملكة البحرين

Answer: Bahrein

Answer: Bahrayn

Answer: Dawlat al-Bahrain

Answer: Bahrein Islands

Answer: Etymology of Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain islands

Answer: Bahraih

Answer: البحرين

Answer: Languages of Bahrain

Answer: Emirate of Bahrain

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BH

Answer: BAHRAIN

Answer: Bahrain Islands

Answer: Mamlakat al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Bahrain's

Answer: Bahrain/Geography

Answer: Al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Barhain

Answer: Kingdom of Bahrain

Answer: 1923 Sitrah Outrage

Answer: Al-Bahrayn


Question: Who composed the 1884 'Holberg Suite'?

Answer: EDVARD GREEG


Question: Made in Cornwall, Yarg cheese is wrapped in what?

Answer: Large-leaved Nettle

Answer: NETTLES

Answer: Nettle (disambiguation)

Answer: Old Granny Sweat Weed

Answer: Nettles


Question: The name of what woodwind instrument is also that of a type of bean?

Answer: FLAGEOLET

Answer: Flageolet


Question: Which Norwegian firm supposedly produced the first fleece fabrics in the 1960s?

Answer: Helly Juell Hansen

Answer: Helly-Hansen

Answer: Helly Hansen


Question: To whom was the actress Carole Lombard married at the time of her death?

Answer: ClarkGable

Answer: Clarke Gabel

Answer: Gable, Clark

Answer: Clarke Gable

Answer: Clark Gable


Question: In an alphabetical list of world capital cities, which comes last?

Answer: Sagelebu

Answer: Metropola

Answer: Zagreb (Hrvatska)

Answer: Zagreb na Savi

Answer: זגרב

Answer: Croatia/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb (HR)

Answer: Croatian metropolis

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Croatia)

Answer: Zagreb (RH)

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Croatia

Answer: Grad Zagreb (CRO)

Answer: Zagreb, CRO

Answer: ZG, HR

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Republika Hrvatska

Answer: জাগরেব

Answer: Zagreb - Hrvatska

Answer: Zagabria

Answer: Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb - Yugoslavia

Answer: Grad Zagreb/Hrvatska

Answer: Zagreb population

Answer: Metropolis of Croatia

Answer: ZG, CRO

Answer: Mali Beč

Answer: Zagrib

Answer: Capital of Croatia

Answer: Bijeli Zagreb Grad

Answer: Glavni grad Hrvatske

Answer: Zagreb (YU)

Answer: Zagreb - Croatia

Answer: Croatia/Zagreb

Answer: Zagrab

Answer: Hrvatska/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb tourism

Answer: Grad Zagreb - HR

Answer: City of Zagreb

Answer: City of Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: UN/LOCODE:HRZAG

Answer: ZG, Hrvatska

Answer: Republika Hrvatska/Zagreb

Answer: Zabreg

Answer: Zagreb weather

Answer: Zagreb (CRO)

Answer: Beli Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb, Grad Zagreb

Answer: Ágranon

Answer: Grad Zagreb (RH)

Answer: Grad Zagreb - RH

Answer: Early Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, CRO

Answer: Bridges of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb cityscape

Answer: Zagrzeb

Answer: Beli Zagreb grad

Answer: Grad Zagreb - CRO

Answer: Zagreb, YU

Answer: Grad ZG

Answer: Hrvatska/Zagreb

Answer: Recreation and sports in Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb (HR)

Answer: Zagrebe

Answer: Zagreba

Answer: Zagrebo

Answer: Zagreb City, Croatia

Answer: Economy of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb - Republika Hrvatska

Answer: ZG, Zagreb

Answer: ZG, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb, RH

Answer: Grad Zagreb, RH

Answer: Zagrabia

Answer: ZG, Republika Hrvatska

Answer: ZG, Grad Zagreb

Answer: Modern Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Answer: Yugoslavia/Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb City

Answer: Zagrub

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Hrvatska

Answer: Zagreb, Republic of Croatia

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Republika Hrvatska

Answer: Hrvatska metropola

Answer: Republika Hrvatska/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, HR

Answer: ZG, RH

Answer: Small Vienna

Answer: Zagurebu

Answer: Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Hrvatska

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Republika Hrvatska)

Answer: Zahreb

Answer: Uri-Harvàtye

Answer: Zagreb, HR

Answer: Bijeli Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Hrvatska)

Answer: Etymology of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb (Croatia)

Answer: Grad Zagreb/Croatia


Question: In the cartoon series, what kind of dog is Scooby Doo?

Answer: Great daine

Answer: Great Danes

Answer: Deutsche Dogge

Answer: Boarhound

Answer: German Mastiff

Answer: Great dane

Answer: Grand danois

Answer: Great Dane


Question: What was the name of Gary Puckett's backing group?

Answer: Gary Puckett & the Union Gap

Answer: The Union Gap

Answer: Gary Puckett

Answer: Gary Puckett and The Union Gap

Answer: Gary puckett and the union gap

Answer: Gary Puckett & The Union Gap

Answer: Gary Puckett and the Union Gap


Question: "What is the traditional flavouring of ""water pudding""?"

Answer: Lemon

Answer: Lemon (fruit)

Answer: Lemon juice

Answer: Lemon oil

Answer: Citrus x limon

Answer: Lemons

Answer: Nimbu

Answer: Citrus ×limon

Answer: Citrus × limon

Answer: Citrus limon


Question: "Which artist was known as ""Jack the Dripper'?"

Answer: Paul Jackson Pollock

Answer: Pollock, Jackson

Answer: Number 1 (painting)

Answer: Jack the Dripper

Answer: Lavender Mist

Answer: Jackson pollock

Answer: Jackson Polluck

Answer: Jackson Pollock

Answer: Jackson Pollack

Answer: One: Number 31

Answer: Number 1 (Jackson Pollock)

Answer: Pollockian


Question: "Which bishop signs himself ""Petriburg""?"

Answer: The Bishop of Peterborough

Answer: Bishopric of Peterborough

Answer: Lists of bishops of Peterborough

Answer: Bishop of Peterborough (title)

Answer: Bishop of Peterborough

Answer: List of bishops of Peterborough

Answer: Bishop of peterborough


Question: In which city are the baseball team the Dodgers based?

Answer: City of Los Angeles, California

Answer: Sister cities of Los Angeles

Answer: L A

Answer: Loa Angeles, CA

Answer: The Angels, California

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: Los Angeles, United States of America

Answer: L a

Answer: Los Angles

Answer: GEO:USLAX

Answer: LOS ANGELES

Answer: The City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos

Answer: L. A.

Answer: The city of L A

Answer: Los Angeles City

Answer: Englaborg

Answer: LOC:USLAX

Answer: LA, CA

Answer: Los Angeles,CA

Answer: Brentwood Circle, Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: The city of L. A.

Answer: City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Calif.

Answer: USLAX

Answer: The city of LA

Answer: Los angels

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora La Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula

Answer: Los angeles, california

Answer: El lay

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: L.A.

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río de Porciúncula

Answer: Los angeles ca

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de los Angeles de la Porciuncula

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

Answer: Los Angeles, United States

Answer: LA, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Ca.

Answer: Los Angeles, California, USA

Answer: Los angeles

Answer: L.a.

Answer: Los angeles, ca

Answer: 72 suburbs in search of a city

Answer: Religion in Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles (Calif.)

Answer: City of L A

Answer: El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, CA

Answer: LA Ca

Answer: Los Angeles, California, United States

Answer: La-la land

Answer: The city of L.A.

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora Reina de los Ángeles de la Porciuncula

Answer: Los Angeles California

Answer: Los Angeles, USA

Answer: City of L.A.

Answer: L . A .

Answer: Los Angeles (CA)

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles del Río de Porciúncula

Answer: Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciúncula

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: City of los angeles

Answer: La-la Land

Answer: Los Angeles.

Answer: Loa Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, California, US

Answer: Los Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, CA.

Answer: Lost Angeles, California

Answer: LA City

Answer: Los Ángeles, California

Answer: City of LA

Answer: El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, California

Answer: L.A

Answer: Brentwood Circle

Answer: Los Angelas

Answer: LA

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Answer: City of L. A.

Answer: Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Los angelas

Answer: Los Angeles (City)

Answer: L.a., ca

Answer: Las Angeles

Answer: Los angeles, calif

Answer: Geography of Los Angeles

Answer: Environmental issues in Los Angeles

Answer: Northern Los Angeles

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USLAX


Question: Her birth name was Margaret Hookham, known as Peggy. What was her more famous name?

Answer: MARGOT FONTEYN

Answer: Peggy Hookham

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn De Arias

Answer: Margaret Evelyn Hookham

Answer: Margot Fontaine

Answer: Margaret Hookham

Answer: Dame Margot

Answer: Margot Fonteyn de Arias

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn de Arias

Answer: Margot Fonteyn

Answer: Fonteyn

Answer: Margot fonteyn dancer


Question: Ikarus was the codename for the proposed German invasion of which country?

Answer: IJsland

Answer: Icedland

Answer: The land of ice and snow

Answer: Icelandic isles

Answer: Lýðveldið ísland

Answer: Iceland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IS

Answer: The Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ice-land

Answer: Hyui

Answer: Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ísland

Answer: ICELAND

Answer: Lydveldid island

Answer: Icealnd

Answer: Ice land

Answer: Mainland Iceland

Answer: Island of Iceland


Question: Who made the 1995 album 'Jagged Little Pill' which sold 33 million copies?

Answer: Alanis Morrisette

Answer: Alanis M

Answer: Alannis Morrisette

Answer: Alanis Morrissette

Answer: Alanis Morrisete

Answer: Morisette

Answer: Alanis Morisette

Answer: Alanis Moriset

Answer: Nadine Morissette

Answer: Morissette

Answer: Alanis

Answer: Alanis Morissette

Answer: Alanis Nadine Morissette

Answer: Alanis Morissete

Answer: ALANIS MORISSETTE

Answer: Alanis Morset

Answer: Alanis morissette

Answer: Intimate and Acoustic

Answer: Morissette, Alanis

Answer: Alanisette

Answer: Alanis morrissette


Question: Which is the main sport played at the Basin Reserve in Wellington, New Zealand?

Answer: Cricket games

Answer: Cricketeer

Answer: Wicketkeeping

Answer: Sport cricket

Answer: CRICKET

Answer: Cricket team

Answer: Cricket

Answer: Cricket Clubs

Answer: Cricketer

Answer: Spirit of cricket

Answer: Spirit of Cricket

Answer: Amature cricket

Answer: World Richest Cricketers

Answer: Cricketed

Answer: Coin toss (cricket)

Answer: Scorecard (cricket)

Answer: Cricket player

Answer: Cricketplayer

Answer: Cricket (sport)

Answer: Kricket

Answer: Sports cricket

Answer: The toss

Answer: Criket

Answer: Cricketing

Answer: Cricket club

Answer: Amateur cricket

Answer: Cricket as a social event

Answer: Not in the spirit of cricket

Answer: Creag

Answer: Cricket (game)

Answer: Cricketers


Question: What is the name of the co-founder of Apple Computers who died in October 2011?

Answer: Jobs, Steven Paul

Answer: Stephen Jobs

Answer: Steve P Jobs

Answer: Steve Paul Jobs

Answer: Steve Mobbs

Answer: Steven P. Jobs

Answer: ISad

Answer: Steve Jobs

Answer: STEVE JOBS

Answer: Steven P Jobs

Answer: Steven Jobs

Answer: Death of Steve Jobs

Answer: S jobs

Answer: Stevie Jobs

Answer: Remember Steve Jobs

Answer: El jobso

Answer: Steve P. Jobs

Answer: Stev Jobs

Answer: Steve Jobbs

Answer: Mr. Steve Jobs

Answer: Jobs Steve

Answer: Jobsian

Answer: SteveJobs

Answer: His Steveness

Answer: Steven Paul Jobs

Answer: Jobs, Steve

Answer: ICEO

Answer: Steve jobs

Answer: The Steve

Answer: Steve Job

Answer: Steve Jobs dies

Answer: Steve jobs effect


Question: Which American won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002?

Answer: James Earl Carter Jr.

Answer: James Carter, Jr

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

Answer: Carter, Jimmy

Answer: James Earl Carter, Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter

Answer: Jimmie Carter Jr.

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

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Jr

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter Junior

Answer: Carter, James Earl

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

Answer: James E. Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmy Carter Junior

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

Answer: President Carter

Answer: Jimmy Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Jr.

Answer: Carter, James Earl %22Jimmie%22

Answer: Why not the best

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Junior

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

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

Answer: Jimmy carter

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

Answer: James Earl Carter Jr

Answer: President carter

Answer: Jimi Carter

Answer: Jimmy Earl Carter

Answer: James Carter, Jr.

Answer: James Earl Carter Junior

Answer: Carter, James Earl %22Jimmy%22

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

Answer: 39th President of the United States

Answer: President Jimmy Carter

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter

Answer: James Earl Carter

Answer: James Earl (Jimmy) Carter

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter Jr

Answer: Jimmy Carter

Answer: James Earl Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Junior

Answer: Jimmie Carter Junior

Answer: Why Not the Best

Answer: James E. Carter

Answer: Jimmie Carter, Jr

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmy Carter, Junior

Answer: James Earl Carter, Jr.

Answer: Jimmie Carter Jr

Answer: James %22Jimmy%22 Carter

Answer: Jimmy E. Carter

Answer: Carter, Jimmie

Answer: Jimmy Carter Jr.

Answer: JIMMY CARTER

Answer: James Earle Carter

Answer: James E. Carter Jr.


Question: Which contestant was first to be voted off the 2011 'Strictly Come Dancing' competition?

Answer: Edwina Curry

Answer: EDWINA CURRIE

Answer: Edwina Currie


Question: In which Indian city is Eden Gardens, the second largest test cricket ground in the world?

Answer: Calcuta

Answer: Calixestra

Answer: Downtown Mumbai

Answer: Kalkutta

Answer: Culcutta

Answer: Colcata

Answer: City of Bombay

Answer: Kolkata

Answer: KOLKATA

Answer: Kolkata, WB

Answer: Calcutta, WB

Answer: City of Mumbai

Answer: City of Kolkata

Answer: List of Kolkata facts

Answer: Kolkata trivia

Answer: South Kolkata

Answer: Calcutta, India

Answer: Kolkota

Answer: South Calcutta

Answer: Kolkata, India

Answer: Calcutta

Answer: Demographics of Bombay

Answer: City of Calcutta

Answer: Calcutta, West Bengal

Answer: Kolkata, West Bengal

Answer: Calcutta (India)

Answer: Kolkatta

Answer: Bumbai


Question: Which car manufacturer has its headquarters at Martorell near Barcelona?

Answer: SEAT S.A.

Answer: SEAT

Answer: Sociedad Espanola de Automoviles de Turismo

Answer: S.E.A.T.

Answer: Sociedad Española de Automóviles de Turismo

Answer: S. E. A. T.

Answer: SEAT, S.A.


Question: Name the year; Baring's Bank collapsed, Blackburn Rovers won the Premier League and Cliff Richard was knighted?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-five

Answer: 1995


Question: Name the year; the Warrington bombings, Grand National cancelled after false starts and Arsenal beat Sheffield Wednesday in the finals of both major cup competitions?

Answer: 1993

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-three


Question: Which treaty was signed in March 1918 signalling Russia's exit from World War 1?

Answer: Brest-litovsk

Answer: Brest, Belarus

Answer: Брест-Литовський

Answer: Брест

Answer: Brestas

Answer: Lietuvos brasta

Answer: Brest (Belarus)

Answer: Brest Litovski

Answer: Berestov, Belarus

Answer: Berestye

Answer: Biarescie

Answer: Berestie

Answer: Lietuvos Brasta

Answer: Brest-Litowsk

Answer: Biareście

Answer: Brest Litovsk

Answer: Берестя

Answer: Brzesc

Answer: בּריסק

Answer: Brzesc Bialoruski

Answer: Brzesc nad Bugiem

Answer: Brześć Litewski

Answer: Litovsk

Answer: Brest-on-the-Bug

Answer: Brześć

Answer: Brest-Litovsk, Russia

Answer: Brest-Litovsk

Answer: Lietuvos brąsta

Answer: Bieraście

Answer: Brest, (Belarus)

Answer: Бе́расьце

Answer: Бярэ́сьце

Answer: Брэст

Answer: Brześć nad Bugiem

Answer: Bierascie

Answer: Brest-Livotsk

Answer: Brzesc Litewski


Question: The Drover's Arms featured in which 1970s and 80s BBC TV series?

Answer: All Creatures Great & Small

Answer: All Creatures Great and Small (disambiguation)

Answer: All creatures great and small

Answer: All Creatures Great and Small


Question: What was the name of the meeting held in July 1945 to discuss punishment of Nazi Germany?

Answer: Berlin Conference (1945)

Answer: Potsdam conference

Answer: Pottsdam Conference

Answer: Potsdam Conference


Question: Which Russian composer wrote the ballets 'The Stone Flower' and 'Romeo and Juliet'?

Answer: Sergej Sergeevič Prokof'ev

Answer: Prokofev

Answer: Sergei Prokofiev

Answer: Sergey Prokofev

Answer: Sergey Prokofyev

Answer: Prokoviev

Answer: Serge Prokofiev

Answer: Prokofiev, Sergei

Answer: Sergei Sergeyevich Prokofiev

Answer: Серге́й Серге́евич Проко́фьев

Answer: Sergej Prokofjew

Answer: Sergei S. Prokofiev

Answer: Prokofief

Answer: Sergey Prokovyev

Answer: Prokofiev Sergei

Answer: Sergej Sergeevic Prokof'ev

Answer: Sergei Sergeyevich

Answer: Prokofiev

Answer: Sergey Prokofiev

Answer: Sergey Sergeyevich Prokofiev

Answer: Sergueï Prokofiev


Question: Which brewery makes Hatters Mild and Unicorn Bitter?

Answer: Robinson (disambiguation)

Answer: Robinson


Question: If you were in Japan eating edamame, what would you be eating?

Answer: (Soy) Beans

Answer: Soy Isoflavones

Answer: Soya Bean

Answer: Soy product

Answer: Soy infant formula

Answer: Soy beans

Answer: Soy flour

Answer: Soyabean nuggets

Answer: Soy-based infant formula

Answer: Soy products

Answer: Cancer risk of soy products

Answer: SBIF

Answer: Soy controversy

Answer: Soya flour

Answer: Soya nuggets

Answer: Soya beans

Answer: Soy bean

Answer: Glycine max

Answer: Soybean-based infant formula

Answer: Soybeans

Answer: Soy isoflavones

Answer: Soyabean

Answer: Soya bean

Answer: Soja bean

Answer: Soybean

Answer: Soy

Answer: Soybeen


Question: Which Scottish league team play their home game at Victoria Park and have the nickname The Staggies'?

Answer: Ross County (disambiguation)

Answer: Ross County


Question: Which brewery makes Lancaster Bomber and Wainwrights fine ale?

Answer: Thwaites

Answer: Thwaites (disambiguation)


Question: Amongst which composer's best known works are Danse Macabre and The Organ Symphony no 3?

Answer: Charles Saint-Saens

Answer: Charles-Camille Saint-Saens

Answer: Charles Camille Saint Saëns

Answer: Camille Saint-Saens

Answer: Saint-Saens

Answer: Saint Saëns

Answer: Saint Saens

Answer: Camille Saint-Saēns

Answer: Charles Camille Saint Saens

Answer: Charles Camille Saint-Saëns

Answer: Charles Camille Saint-Saens

Answer: Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns

Answer: Camille Saint Saens

Answer: Saint seans

Answer: Camile Saint-Saens

Answer: Camille Saint Saëns

Answer: Saint-Saëns

Answer: Camille Saint-Säens

Answer: Camille Saint-Saéns

Answer: Camille Saint-Saeens

Answer: Camille Saint-Saëns

Answer: Saint Saen

Answer: Saint-saens


Question: Which American wit said, 'This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force'?

Answer: Constant Reader

Answer: Algonquin wit

Answer: Sunset Gun

Answer: Dot parker

Answer: Dorothy Parker

Answer: Dorothy Rothschild Parker

Answer: Dottie Parker

Answer: Dorothy Rothschild


Question: "Who said ""You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on""?"

Answer: Dino Paul Crocetti

Answer: Dino Crocetti

Answer: Martin, Dean

Answer: Dino Martini

Answer: DEAN MARTIN

Answer: Dean Martin

Answer: Write to Me from Naples


Question: "To whom are the following words usually attributed ""A woman drove me to drink and I never- ad the courtesy to, thank her""?"

Answer: W. C. Fields

Answer: William Claude Dukenfield

Answer: W.C. Fields

Answer: Wc fields

Answer: Charles Bogle

Answer: W C FIELDS

Answer: WC Fields

Answer: W C Fields

Answer: Otis Criblecoblis

Answer: Mahatma Kane Jeeves


Question: The Whitworth Art Gallery is in which English city?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBMNC

Answer: City of Manchester

Answer: Drizzlechester

Answer: MANCHESTER

Answer: Manchester, UK

Answer: Manchester (borough)

Answer: Mancs

Answer: County Borough of Manchester

Answer: Manchester, U.K.

Answer: England Manchester

Answer: Manchester, United Kingdom

Answer: Climate of Manchester

Answer: Manchester, Greater Manchester

Answer: The weather in Manchester

Answer: Manchester (city, England)

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Manchester

Answer: Manchester (UK)

Answer: Machester

Answer: Manchester developments

Answer: Manchester

Answer: Manchester (England)

Answer: Manchester, England


Question: Which opera star was born Claire Mary Teresa Rawstron in 1944?

Answer: Dame Kiri Janette Te Kanawa

Answer: Kiri te Kanawa

Answer: KIRI TE KANAWA

Answer: Kiri Ti Kanawa

Answer: Kiri Te Kanawa

Answer: Kiri Janette Te Kanawa

Answer: Dame Kiri Te Kanawa

Answer: Dame Kiri

Answer: Dame Kiri te Kanawa


Question: Which was the first public building in England to have electric lights?

Answer: SAVOY OPERA HOUSE


Question: What sort of cross can be seen on a former flag of Hungary and the current flag of Slovakia?

Answer: Two-barred cross

Answer: A TWO-BARRED CROSS

Answer: Two barred cross


Question: The Melrose Cup is awarded in which ball sport?

Answer: Borders Game

Answer: 7-a-side

Answer: Rugby seven

Answer: Sevens rugby

Answer: RUGBY SEVENS

Answer: Seven-a-side

Answer: Rugby 7's

Answer: VIIs

Answer: Rugby Sevens

Answer: Rugby Union 7s

Answer: Rugby union sevens

Answer: Rugby 7s

Answer: Seven-a-Side

Answer: Rugby union 7s

Answer: Rugby Union Sevens

Answer: Rugby Union 7's

Answer: Rugby union 7's

Answer: Rugby sevens


Question: "In which opera would you find the ""Anvil Chorus""?"

Answer: IL TROVATORE

Answer: Dei miei bollenti spiriti

Answer: II Trovatore

Answer: Azucena (gypsy)

Answer: Le trouvère

Answer: The Troubador

Answer: Leonora (Il trovatore)

Answer: Il Trovatore

Answer: Il trovatore


Question: George Bush, American president 2001 to 2009, had what middle name?

Answer: Alick Walker

Answer: WALKER

Answer: A.Walker

Answer: A. Walker

Answer: Alick Donald Walker


Question: Which motor manufacturer makes the Cee'd and Picanto models?

Answer: K. I. A.

Answer: Kia (disambiguation)

Answer: KIA (disambiguation)

Answer: KIA

Answer: K.I.A.

Answer: K I A


Question: Which fruit has the alternative name the alligator pear?

Answer: Avocado pear

Answer: Alligator pear

Answer: Persea gratissima

Answer: Avacado

Answer: Advocado

Answer: Avacada

Answer: AVOCADO

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: Who was king of England from 1042 to 1066?

Answer: EDWARD the CONFESSOR

Answer: King Edward the Confessor

Answer: Saint Edward the Confessor

Answer: St. Edward the Confessor

Answer: St. Edward The Confessor

Answer: EdwardtheConfessor

Answer: Édouard le Confesseur

Answer: Eadweard se Andettere

Answer: Eadƿeard se Andettere

Answer: Cultural depictions of Edward the Confessor

Answer: Edouard le Confesseur

Answer: Eadweard III

Answer: Ēadweard se Andettere

Answer: Edward the Confessor

Answer: Edward the confessor

Answer: St Edward the Confessor

Answer: Ēadƿeard se Andettere


Question: Which is the only cactus fruit that is widely eaten?

Answer: Prickly Pear

Answer: Prickly pear (disambiguation)

Answer: Prickly-pear cactus

Answer: Prickly pears

Answer: Prickly pear

Answer: Prickly-pear

Answer: PRICKLY PEAR

Answer: Pricklypear


Question: What name is given to a piece of land assigned as part of a clergyman's living?

Answer: Glebe

Answer: GLEBE

Answer: Servitude of the glebe


Question: Who became the first Prime Minister of an independent Bangladesh in January 1972?

Answer: Shekh Mujibur Rohman

Answer: Mujib

Answer: Sh Mujib ur Rehman

Answer: Shekh Mujibur Rôhman

Answer: শেখ মুজিবর রহমান

Answer: Sekh Mujibur Rahman

Answer: Sheikh Muzibur Rahman

Answer: Sheikh Mujibur Rehman

Answer: Sheikh Mujib

Answer: Śēkh Mujibur Rahmān

Answer: Bangabandhu

Answer: Rahman, Mujibur

Answer: Sheikh Mujeeb-ur-Rehman

Answer: Shaikh Mujibur Rahman

Answer: Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

Answer: Mujibur Rahman

Answer: (Sheikh Mujibur) RAHMAN

Answer: Mujib ur-Rahman

Answer: Father of Bangladesh

Answer: Bangabondhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

Answer: Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman


Question: "Who, in 1791, wrote ""The Life of Samuel Johnson""?"

Answer: Bozzy

Answer: Boswell, James

Answer: J. Boswell

Answer: Boswell for the Defence

Answer: (James) BOSWELL

Answer: James Boswell

Answer: James boswell

Answer: Boswellian


Question: "Which make of car is advertised under the slogan ""Vorsprung Durch Technik""?"

Answer: Audi Automobilwerke GmbH

Answer: AUDI

Answer: AUdi

Answer: Audi

Answer: AudI

Answer: Audi Aktien-Gesellschaft

Answer: Audi Q1

Answer: AUDi

Answer: Audi Sport

Answer: Audi AG

Answer: Audi Q6

Answer: AuDI

Answer: AuDi


Question: Of which country is Manama the capital?

Answer: Asia/Bahrain

Answer: مملكة البحرين

Answer: Bahrein

Answer: Bahrayn

Answer: Dawlat al-Bahrain

Answer: Bahrein Islands

Answer: Etymology of Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain islands

Answer: Bahraih

Answer: البحرين

Answer: Languages of Bahrain

Answer: Emirate of Bahrain

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BH

Answer: Bahrain Islands

Answer: Mamlakat al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Bahrain's

Answer: Bahrain/Geography

Answer: Al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Barhain

Answer: Kingdom of Bahrain

Answer: 1923 Sitrah Outrage

Answer: Al-Bahrayn


Question: In which musical is the main male character called Billy Bigelow?

Answer: Carousels

Answer: Merry-go-round

Answer: Loof

Answer: Marry Go Round

Answer: Merry-Go-Round

Answer: Merry Go Round

Answer: Merry go round

Answer: Merry-go-Round

Answer: Merrygoround

Answer: Carousel

Answer: Carrousel


Question: At which school was Captain Hook educated?

Answer: Eton

Answer: Eton (disambiguation)


Question: In Greek mythology which of the Olympian gods was the goddess of fertility, agriculture, horticulture, grain and harvest?

Answer: Dêmêtêr Iasiôn

Answer: Demeter

Answer: Chloe (goddess)

Answer: Demeter Chloe

Answer: Damater

Answer: Demeter Chthonia

Answer: Thesmophoros

Answer: Demeter Erinys

Answer: Demetra

Answer: Dêmêtêr

Answer: Demeter Iasion


Question: Of which US rock band is Anthony Kiedis a founder member and lead singer?

Answer: The R H C P

Answer: The R.H.C.P.

Answer: Red hot chilli

Answer: R. H. C. P.

Answer: Tony Flow and the Miraculously Majestic Masters of Mayhem

Answer: R.H.C.P.

Answer: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Answer: Live On Air

Answer: Red hot chili pepers

Answer: Live at Budokan (Red Hot Chili Peppers)

Answer: Red Hot Chilli Pepers

Answer: Rhcp

Answer: Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Answer: Red hot chilli peppers

Answer: The red hot chili pepers

Answer: The RHCP

Answer: The Chilli Peppers

Answer: Live on Air

Answer: Redhot chili peppers

Answer: Tony Flow and the Miraculous Masters of Mayhem

Answer: Red Hot Chilipeppers

Answer: The Chili Peppers

Answer: Lal Jhal Morich Gura

Answer: Red Hot Chile Peppers

Answer: Redhotchilipeppers

Answer: The Chilis

Answer: The Red Hot Chili Peppers

Answer: Red Hot Chili Peppers (band)

Answer: The R. H. C. P.

Answer: The Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Answer: The chili peppers

Answer: Red hot chili peppers

Answer: R H C P

Answer: RhCp

Answer: The peppers

Answer: RHCP


Question: Which British island was known to the Romans as Vectis?

Answer: Isle of White

Answer: Angel Radio

Answer: Isle of Wight UA

Answer: Isle of Wight

Answer: IoW

Answer: Izzle O' Wizzle

Answer: Goddards Brewery

Answer: Isle Of Wight

Answer: Angel Radio (Isle of Wight)

Answer: The Isle of Wight

Answer: Isle of White Facts

Answer: Isle of wight

Answer: Isle of Wight marathon

Answer: Isle of Wight, England

Answer: Yates Brewery

Answer: Isle of Weight

Answer: Isle of white

Answer: Ventnor Brewery


Question: Which British island was known to the Romans as Mona?

Answer: Ynys Môn (Anglesey)

Answer: Isle of Anglesey

Answer: Rhosbeirio

Answer: Anglesey, Wales

Answer: Rhyd-y-groes

Answer: Anglesey island

Answer: Rhos Lligwy

Answer: Isle of anglesey

Answer: Anglesey

Answer: Isle of Anglesey/Ynys Mon

Answer: Anglesey County, Wales

Answer: Môn

Answer: Isle of Anglesey/Ynys Môn

Answer: Islands of Anglesey

Answer: Sport in Anglesey

Answer: Sir Ynys Môn

Answer: Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty


Question: In Pride and Prejudice what was the first name of Mr Darcy?

Answer: Fitzwilliam (disambiguation)

Answer: Fitzwilliam


Question: In cooking Florentine means garnished with which vegetable?

Answer: Paalak

Answer: S. oleracea

Answer: Spinach

Answer: Spinich

Answer: Baby spinach

Answer: Spinacia oleracea

Answer: Espinafre

Answer: English Spinach

Answer: English spinach


Question: Which US president had the middle name Rudolph?

Answer: President Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford Jr.

Answer: Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr.

Answer: Leslie L King

Answer: Leslie King, Jr.

Answer: Ford administration

Answer: Gerald R Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr

Answer: Birth and life of Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford administration

Answer: Gerald fod

Answer: Vice President Ford

Answer: Nixon pardon

Answer: Ford Administration

Answer: Presidency of Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Jerry Ford

Answer: U.S. President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.

Answer: Presidency of gerald ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford

Answer: President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerry Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr

Answer: Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie L. King

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr.

Answer: 38th President of the United States

Answer: Leslie King, Jr

Answer: President Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.


Question: In which town is the Octagon Theatre?

Answer: Bolton, Greater Manchester

Answer: Bolton, Lancashire

Answer: Bolton, Manchester

Answer: Bolton, England

Answer: Worktown

Answer: Bolton

Answer: Bolton, United Kingdom


Question: Who was the first female American astronaut?

Answer: Sally K. Ride

Answer: Sally Kristen Ride

Answer: Ride, Sally Kristen

Answer: Sally Ride

Answer: Sally Kirsten Ride

Answer: Dr. Sally Ride


Question: What are cleeks and baffys?

Answer: Types of golf club


Question: Who won the best actress Oscar at the 2013 ceremony?

Answer: Jennifer Lawrence filmography

Answer: J-Law

Answer: Filmography of Jennifer Lawrence

Answer: Jennifer Shrader Lawrence

Answer: Jennifer Lawrence

Answer: J.Law

Answer: JLaw

Answer: Jennifer lawrence

Answer: J Law


Question: Anne Aston was a dizzy blonde hostess of which 1960s TV game show?

Answer: Bernie, the bolt!

Answer: The Golden Shot


Question: Rincewind and 'The Luggage' appear in which series of books?

Answer: Discworld books

Answer: Discwrold

Answer: Stealth philosophy

Answer: Disc world

Answer: Scouting for Trolls

Answer: Discword

Answer: List of Discworld characters

Answer: Terry Pratchett's Discworld

Answer: Discworld series

Answer: Discworld novels

Answer: Discworld (games)

Answer: Fictional books in the Discworld series

Answer: The Discworld Series

Answer: Novels of Discworld

Answer: Discworld

Answer: Terry Pratchett/Discworld

Answer: Discworld reading order

Answer: Nation (Discworld novel)


Question: Goosnargh Corn-fed Chicken and Duck is championed by chefs and five of the ten Lancashire cheese dairies listed by the British Cheese Board are located in Goosnargh parish, in which town or city is Goosnargh?

Answer: Preston, England

Answer: Preston

Answer: Preston (disambiguation)

Answer: Preston, East Lothian

Answer: Preston Village


Question: Name the French artist (1839-1906) whose painting 'The Card Players' is one of the most expensive ever sold?

Answer: Paul Cézanne

Answer: Cézanne medal

Answer: Cezannesque

Answer: Cezanne medal

Answer: Cezannian

Answer: Cézanne

Answer: Cézannian

Answer: Cézannesque

Answer: Cezanne

Answer: Paul cezane

Answer: Paul Cezanne


Question: Which ship did Drake command against the Spanish Armada?

Answer: Retaliatory force

Answer: Vengeance (concept)

Answer: Revenge killing

Answer: Revenge is a dish best served cold

Answer: Retaliation

Answer: Vengefulness

Answer: Retaliate

Answer: Revenge

Answer: Personal vendetta


Question: Which song was the only UK No. 1 hit single for the Human League?

Answer: Don't You Want Me?


Question: 'An Island Parish' is a documentary series on BBC2, in which islands were the first four series set?

Answer: Silly Isles

Answer: Scilly

Answer: Flag of the Isles of Scilly

Answer: Scillies

Answer: Scilly Islands

Answer: Scillonia

Answer: Isles of scilly

Answer: Ynysek Syllan

Answer: Scilly Isles

Answer: Nornour

Answer: Isles of Sicily

Answer: Isles of Scilly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Answer: The Scilly Isles

Answer: Iles of Scilly

Answer: Isles of Scilly

Answer: Isles of Scilly Council

Answer: Scilly isles

Answer: Governor of the Scilly Isles

Answer: Council of the Isles of Scilly

Answer: Isles of Silly

Answer: Isle of Scilly

Answer: The Isles of Scilly

Answer: Lord Proprietor of the Isles of Scilly

Answer: Isles Of Scilly

Answer: Scily isles

Answer: Syllingene

Answer: Isles of Scilly AONB


Question: Which TV programme's 'experts' include Francis Prior and Phil Harding?

Answer: Timeteam

Answer: The Time Team Big Dig

Answer: Time Team


Question: Who wrote the Mott The Hoople hit 'All The Young Dudes'?

Answer: Hermione Farthingale

Answer: Ziggy Stardust (persona)

Answer: The Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Bowiesque

Answer: David Bowie

Answer: David bowie filmography

Answer: Davie Jones and the King Bees

Answer: Bowiean

Answer: David bowie

Answer: Tao Jones Index

Answer: Bowie, David

Answer: The Konrads

Answer: Davie Jones with the King Bees

Answer: David Bowie's

Answer: David Bowi

Answer: Davis bowie

Answer: The Manish Boys

Answer: David Robert Hayward-Jones

Answer: Ziggy stardust (persona)

Answer: The King of Glitter Rock

Answer: David Hayward-Jones

Answer: The Lower Third

Answer: Davy Jones and the Lower Third


Question: Dao is a region of wine production in which country?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: Moroni is the capital of which Indian Ocean island group?

Answer: Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros

Answer: Udzima wa Komori

Answer: Union of the Comoros

Answer: Culture of Comoros

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KM

Answer: Federal and Islamic Republic of Comoros

Answer: State of Comoros

Answer: The Comoros

Answer: Union of Comoros

Answer: Union des Comores

Answer: Al-Ittiḥād al-Qumuriyy

Answer: Comoro Isles

Answer: Federal Islamic Republic of the Comores

Answer: Juzur al-Qumur

Answer: COMOROS

Answer: الإتّحاد القمريّ

Answer: Federal Islamic Republic of The Comores

Answer: State of the Comoros

Answer: Islamic Federal Republic of Comoros

Answer: Comoros Republic

Answer: Republic of the Comoros

Answer: The Union of Comoros

Answer: Islamic Republic of the Comoros

Answer: Comores

Answer: جزر القمر

Answer: Islamic Federal Republic of the Comoros

Answer: Federal and Islamic Republic of the Comoros

Answer: Culture of the Comoros

Answer: Komoren

Answer: Archipel des Comores

Answer: Comoros

Answer: Indian/Comoro


Question: Arthur Thistlewood led which failed conspiracy in 1820?

Answer: CATO STREET

Answer: Cato Street


Question: Who was the author of 'Daniel Deronda' published in 1876?

Answer: Mary Ann Evans

Answer: Eliot, George

Answer: Mary Ann Cross

Answer: GEORGE ELIOT

Answer: G. Eliot

Answer: Marian Evans

Answer: Mrs Cross

Answer: George Eliot

Answer: George (Marian Evans) Eliot


Question: In Kipling's 'The Jungle Book' what kind of creature is Hathi?

Answer: Elephant (disambiguation)

Answer: The Elephant

Answer: Elephant (film)

Answer: AN ELEPHANT

Answer: Elephant (song)

Answer: L'Elephant


Question: What is the common name for the garden shrub pyracantha?

Answer: Pyracantha

Answer: FIRETHORN

Answer: Pyrocanthus

Answer: Firethorn

Answer: Pyracanthas

Answer: Pyrocantha

Answer: Fire thorn

Answer: Pyracanthus


Question: TV host Cat Deeley married which comedian in 2012?

Answer: Patrick Kielty

Answer: PK Tonight

Answer: Paddy Kielty

Answer: Pat Kielty

Answer: PATRICK KIELTY


Question: In electromagnetism, which unit is found by multiplying volts by amperes?

Answer: Watts

Answer: WATTS

Answer: Watts (disambiguation)


Question: Former Blue Peter presenter Konnie Hug married which presenter and comic writer in 2010?

Answer: Charlton Brooker

Answer: So Wrong It's Right

Answer: 2012 Wipe

Answer: CHARLIE BROOKER

Answer: 2011 Wipe

Answer: Charlie Brooker

Answer: 2010 Wipe


Question: The sea between Australia and New Zealand is named after an explorer of what nationality?

Answer: Autochtones

Answer: The Dutch

Answer: Netherlanders

Answer: Dutch people

Answer: Etnic Dutch

Answer: Dutch person

Answer: Autochtoon

Answer: Dutch (ethnic group)

Answer: Dutch (ethnic group and nation)

Answer: Dutchmen

Answer: Dutch People

Answer: People of Holland

Answer: Autochtonen

Answer: DUTCH

Answer: Dutch (Ethnic group)

Answer: Dutch ethnic group

Answer: Netherlander

Answer: Etnic dutch

Answer: Ethnic Dutch

Answer: Netherlandians

Answer: Dutch (people)


Question: St Kitts and Nevis is the smallest country in the Americas, but what is the smallest country on the American continental land mass?

Answer: EL Salvador

Answer: Salvadoreans

Answer: Elsalbador

Answer: Salvadoran people

Answer: Salvadorean

Answer: El Salvador

Answer: Republica de El Salvador

Answer: Republic of El Salvador

Answer: El Salvador: Gangs

Answer: America/El Salvador

Answer: El salvador

Answer: Pubic holidays in El Salvador

Answer: Salvadorans

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SV

Answer: Salvador, El

Answer: Public holidays in El Salvador

Answer: Health in El Salvador

Answer: El Salbador

Answer: República de El Salvador

Answer: EL SALVADOR

Answer: Salvadorian


Question: Introduced in 1908, for what does the B in the degree-equivalent course MBA stand?

Answer: The business

Answer: The Business (disambiguation)

Answer: BUSINESS

Answer: The Business


Question: What German battleship was sunk in December 1943 during the Battle of the North Cape, by HMS Duke of York and her escorts?

Answer: SCHARNHORST

Answer: Gerhard von Scharnhorst

Answer: Scharnhorst

Answer: Gerhard von scharnhorst

Answer: Gerhard Johann David Scharnhorst

Answer: Gerhard Johann David von Scharnhorst


Question: What German battleship was sunk in November 1944 by Barnes-Wallis' Tallboy bombs, dropped by Lancaster bombers?

Answer: TIRPITZ

Answer: Tirpitz

Answer: Tirpitz (disambiguation)


Question: Which UK city is traditionally associated with jute, jam and journalism?

Answer: Dun Deagh

Answer: City of discovery

Answer: Dundee

Answer: Climate of Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Murroes primary school

Answer: City of Discovery

Answer: Dundee Central Library

Answer: Dundee City council area

Answer: Dundonian

Answer: Ancrum Road Primary School

Answer: Dùn Dèagh

Answer: Dùn Dè

Answer: The city of discovery

Answer: City of Dundee (local government district, Tayside region)

Answer: City of Dundee council area

Answer: Dùn Deagh

Answer: Dundee City (council area)

Answer: Climate of Dundee

Answer: City of Dundee (council area)

Answer: City of Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Dun De

Answer: City of Dundee

Answer: DUNDEE

Answer: Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Dundee City

Answer: Dundee art

Answer: Dundee (district)

Answer: Dundee Port


Question: What was the only British Number One single by The Four Tops?

Answer: Reach Out (I'll Be There)

Answer: Reach Out I'll Be There

Answer: Reach Out I'll Be There

Answer: Reach Out, I'll Be There


Question: Which famous conductor conducted the very first performance of Hoist's 'The Planets' in 1918?

Answer: Sir Adrian Cedric Boult

Answer: Sir Adrian Boult

Answer: Sir Adrian Cedric Boult CH

Answer: Adrian Cedric Boult

Answer: Adrian Cedric Boult CH

Answer: Adrian, Sir Boult

Answer: Adrian Boult


Question: What is 505 in Roman numerals?

Answer: DV50

Answer: Dvc-pro hd

Answer: MiniDV

Answer: Mini-dv

Answer: DV

Answer: DVCPRO50

Answer: DVC-PRO

Answer: Mini DV

Answer: DVCPRO

Answer: Dv

Answer: Digital Interface Format

Answer: DVCPRO HD

Answer: DV tape

Answer: DV25

Answer: Mini-DV

Answer: D.v.

Answer: DVCAM

Answer: DVC Pro

Answer: Minidv

Answer: Mini dv

Answer: DVCPro

Answer: Digital Video (DV)

Answer: DVCPRO 50

Answer: D.V.


Question: Which TV detective was assisted by DS George Toolan?

Answer: Advection frost

Answer: White front

Answer: Wind frost

Answer: Frost

Answer: Window frost

Answer: Hoarfrost

Answer: Flood frost

Answer: Ice flower

Answer: Hard frost

Answer: Black frost

Answer: Fern frost

Answer: Frost pocket

Answer: Radiation frost

Answer: Frost hollow

Answer: Hoar frost

Answer: Frost deity

Answer: Surface hoar

Answer: Frost pockets

Answer: White frost

Answer: Ice flowers


Question: In which district of East London did Jack the Ripper operate?

Answer: Whitechapel market

Answer: Whitechapel

Answer: Whitechapel Market

Answer: Whitechapel (parish)

Answer: St Mary Whitechapel (parish)

Answer: St. Mary, Whitechapel

Answer: Whitechapel Idea Store

Answer: Whitechapel, London, England


Question: Who is the Queen's eldest grandchild?

Answer: Peter Phillipps

Answer: Peter Philips

Answer: Philips, Peter

Answer: Petrus Philippus

Answer: Pietro Philippi

Answer: Pierre Philippe


Question: Mitt Romney was Governor of which state 2003-7?

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: For what does the G stand in the navigational aid, usually known as a 'GPS'?

Answer: Earthwide

Answer: Global (album)

Answer: Global

Answer: Globals

Answer: Global (disambiguation)


Question: Which word is used for the letter U in the phonetic alphabet?

Answer: Uniforms

Answer: Sports uniform

Answer: Uniformer

Answer: Uniform

Answer: Service uniform

Answer: Uniformers

Answer: Work uniform

Answer: Uniforming

Answer: Scout uniform

Answer: Uniformed


Question: In 1956, which peninsula was the first part of Britain to be designated an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty'?

Answer: Gwyr

Answer: Poundffald

Answer: Gower AONB

Answer: Gower

Answer: Gower Peninsular

Answer: Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Answer: The Gower

Answer: Gower Peninsula

Answer: Gower Coast

Answer: Fairyhill

Answer: Gŵyr

Answer: Gower peninsula


Question: In the Sherlock Holmes book 'The Sign of Four', what is the 7% solution?

Answer: Cocaine trade

Answer: Coke (drug)

Answer: ATCvet code QS02DA02

Answer: Crack+cocaine

Answer: Freebase cocaine

Answer: Kilogram of cocaine

Answer: Benzoylmethylecgonine

Answer: Powdered cocaine

Answer: Llello

Answer: Methylbenzoylecgonine

Answer: ATC code S02DA02

Answer: Crackpipe

Answer: Crack overdose

Answer: Nose Candy

Answer: Cocaine HCl

Answer: Ye yo

Answer: Methyl benzoylecgonine

Answer: ATC code S01HA01

Answer: Cocoaine

Answer: Cocaine trafficking

Answer: Benzoyl methyl ecgonine

Answer: Nose candy

Answer: ATCvet code QN01BC01

Answer: ATC code N01BC01

Answer: Gaggas

Answer: Cocain

Answer: Crack heads

Answer: Bolivian marching powder

Answer: ATC code R02AD03

Answer: Synthetic cocaine

Answer: Prohibition of cocaine in the United States

Answer: Cocaine Abuse

Answer: Erythroxyline

Answer: Yeyo

Answer: Cocaine hydrochloride

Answer: Cocaine-related disorders

Answer: ATCvet code QR02AD03

Answer: Effects of cocaine

Answer: Columbian marching powder

Answer: Cocaine

Answer: Cocaine hydro-chloride

Answer: Farlopa

Answer: ATCvet code QS01HA01


Question: Who was the original base player with The Shadows?

Answer: Terence Harris

Answer: Jet Harris

Answer: (Jet) HARRIS


Question: What is the trophy awarded to the women's world team champions in badminton?

Answer: Uber Cup

Answer: World Team Championships for Women

Answer: UBER CUP


Question: "Who painted ""Dedham Vale"" and ""The Valley Farm""?"

Answer: J Constable

Answer: (John) CONSTABLE

Answer: John Constable


Question: The male name Beau is a shortened version of what name?

Answer: Bauregard

Answer: Beauregard (disambiguation)

Answer: Bouregarde

Answer: Beaureguard

Answer: Beuregard

Answer: Beauregard

Answer: Boregard

Answer: BEAUREGARD

Answer: Beauragard


Question: High Willhays is the highest point of what National Park?

Answer: Dartmoor National Park

Answer: DARTMOOR

Answer: Dartmoor National park

Answer: Dartmoor

Answer: Okehayes Nursery

Answer: Dartymoor


Question: Precisely where were the Winter Olympics of 1932 and 1980 both held?

Answer: Lake Placid (disambiguation)

Answer: Lake placid

Answer: Lake Placid


Question: What is the title of Tony Blair's autobiography/memoir published in 2010, which covered events from 1994 to his resignation as Prime Minister?

Answer: A Journey


Question: 'Paralympics' is a combination of Olympics and what other word?

Answer: Paralel

Answer: Paralell

Answer: Parallell

Answer: Parallel

Answer: Parallel (disambiguation)


Question: Name one of the mascots of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Answer: Wenlock/Mandeville


Question: Malt whisky is made by distilling which grain?

Answer: Hordeum sativum

Answer: Pot barley

Answer: Six-row

Answer: Glutinous barley

Answer: Mansury

Answer: Two Row

Answer: Betzes

Answer: Feed barley

Answer: Barley

Answer: Tregal

Answer: Pearled barley

Answer: Vrs1

Answer: Azure (barley)

Answer: Hordeum vulgare

Answer: Plumage Archer

Answer: Two row

Answer: Two-row barley

Answer: Spring barley

Answer: Barley Grass

Answer: Common barley

Answer: BARLEY

Answer: Winter barley

Answer: Sanalta

Answer: Four row

Answer: Six-row barley

Answer: Barley grass

Answer: Common Barley

Answer: Fall barley

Answer: Bære

Answer: Manscheuri

Answer: Four-row

Answer: 4row

Answer: Orzo (cereal)

Answer: Hordeum hexastichum

Answer: Two row barley

Answer: Scotch barley

Answer: Baere

Answer: Wisconsin 38

Answer: Chalbori

Answer: Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare

Answer: Morex

Answer: 2row

Answer: 6row

Answer: Six row

Answer: H. vulgare

Answer: Golden Promise

Answer: Sticky barley

Answer: Two-row

Answer: Malting barley


Question: Which fashion designer was suspended by Dior after making anti-semitic remarks in a Paris bar in 2011?

Answer: John Galliano

Answer: Miss Dior Cherie

Answer: JOHN GALLIANO


Question: In 1825 which canal was opened, cutting travel time from New York City to the Great Lakes?

Answer: Lock 8, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 29, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 28A, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 18, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 2, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 5, Erie Canal

Answer: ERIE CANAL

Answer: Lock 10, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 24, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 30, Erie Canal

Answer: Eire Canal

Answer: Lock 9, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 23, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 17, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 11, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 35, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 15, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 32, Erie Canal

Answer: Erie Canal

Answer: Eerie Canal

Answer: Lock 4, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 28B, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 21, Erie Canal

Answer: Erie canal

Answer: Lock 3, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 16, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 13, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 26, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 20, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 33, Erie Canal

Answer: Clinton's Big Ditch

Answer: Lock 27, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 12, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 19, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 34, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 22, Erie Canal

Answer: Clinton's Ditch

Answer: Lock 25, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 6, Erie Canal

Answer: Lock 7, Erie Canal


Question: In which US TV series was Peter Graves greeted with the message 'Good morning, Mr Phelps '?

Answer: Mission impossible

Answer: Mission: Impossible (1966)

Answer: Mission:Impossible

Answer: Mission: Impossible (1988)

Answer: Mission, Impossible

Answer: Mission: Impossible (1966 TV series)

Answer: This message will self destruct

Answer: Syndicate (Mission: Impossible)

Answer: Mission Impossible

Answer: Mission Impossible (TV series)

Answer: Mission: Impossible (TV series)

Answer: Mission: Impossible!

Answer: Mission: Impossible

Answer: MISSION IMPOSSIBLE


Question: Which African city is served by O R Tambo airport?

Answer: Joberg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannasberg

Answer: Johannesburg, Southafrica

Answer: Johannes-burg

Answer: Johannesb'g

Answer: JOHANNESBURG

Answer: Yohannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg, South Africa

Answer: EGoli

Answer: Johannesbourg

Answer: Jhb

Answer: Johansberg

Answer: Johannesburg, Gauteng

Answer: Jo'Bourg

Answer: Johannesburg Civic Theatre

Answer: Jozi

Answer: Johannesburg, Transvaal

Answer: Johannesgurg

Answer: Joburg

Answer: Johanessburg

Answer: Visitor attractions in Johannesburg

Answer: Jo'burg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ZAJNB

Answer: Johanesburg


Question: The name of which island is thought to come from the Norse for 'puffin island'?

Answer: Lundyite

Answer: Seal's Rock

Answer: Lundy Island

Answer: Lundy

Answer: Lundy, Devon

Answer: Lundy Isle

Answer: William de Marisco

Answer: Lundy isle

Answer: Island of Lundy

Answer: LUNDY


Question: Who was on the English throne when Jack Cade led the Men of Kent in a short lived revolt?

Answer: HENRY THE SIXTH

Answer: Hendrik VI

Answer: Heindrik VI

Answer: Henry vi

Answer: Henry the Sixth

Answer: Henry 6

Answer: Henry VI (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry VI


Question: Which product is advertised on TV with the slogan 'It does exactly what it says on the tin'?

Answer: Ronseal

Answer: RONSEAL


Question: Which man won a record 26 Academy Award 'Oscars'?

Answer: Walt DisneyY

Answer: Walt disney School

Answer: Walter E Disney

Answer: Walt Disney hibernation urban legend

Answer: 1900s walt timeline

Answer: Walter E. Disney

Answer: Walt disney

Answer: W. Disney

Answer: Walt Disney's life

Answer: Waltdisney

Answer: Walt E. Disney

Answer: Walter Elias Disney

Answer: Walter Disney

Answer: Early life of Walt Disney

Answer: Walt Disney School

Answer: Walt Disney

Answer: Walt Elias Disney

Answer: Walter Elias %22Walt%22 Disney


Question: Which children's fictional character lives at 32, Windsor Gardens, London?

Answer: Darkest Peru

Answer: 32 Windsor Gardens

Answer: Paddington Brown

Answer: A bear called paddington

Answer: Paddington bear

Answer: Paddington Bear


Question: On a standard keyboard what symbol appears above the number 3?

Answer: Pound symbol

Answer: GBP sign

Answer: Lira sign

Answer: Pound character

Answer: Pound sign


Question: Who is the only man to win a best actor Oscar playing brothers?

Answer: Marvin, Lee

Answer: Lee marvin

Answer: Lee Marvin


Question: Who played the part of 'Fitz' in the TV series 'Cracker'?

Answer: Anthony R. McMillan

Answer: Robert Coltrane

Answer: Robbie Coltraine

Answer: Robbie Coltrane

Answer: Anthony McMillan

Answer: Anthony Robert McMillan


Question: Which car company has owned the Lagonda name since 1947?

Answer: Aston Martin DBX

Answer: Lionel Martin

Answer: Aston Martin

Answer: Astonmartin

Answer: Aston martin

Answer: Aston Martin Lagonda Limited

Answer: Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd.

Answer: Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT4

Answer: Aston-Martin

Answer: Bamford and Martin

Answer: Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd

Answer: ASTON MATRIN


Question: Which BBC TV sitcom about a retired security guard was set at 37 Wyngate Drive in the first series then at 19, Riverbank for the final 5 series?

Answer: List of One Foot in the Grave characters

Answer: Meldrew

Answer: One Foot in the Grave

Answer: OFITG

Answer: Mit einem Bein im Grab

Answer: 4291

Answer: One foot in the grave

Answer: One Foot In the Grave

Answer: List of one foot in the grave characters

Answer: Mrs Warboys

Answer: Jean Warboys

Answer: One Foot In The Grave

Answer: Margaret Meldrew


Question: Which TV personality has written the best-selling autobiography 'My Animals and Other Family'?

Answer: Clare Balding

Answer: Claire Balding

Answer: The Clare Balding Show

Answer: Good Morning Sunday


Question: Which American singer-songwriter wrote 'Sweet Baby James', the title track of his second album in 1970?

Answer: Taylor, James

Answer: Jelly Man Kelly

Answer: James Vernon Taylor

Answer: Jellyman Kelly

Answer: James Taylor

Answer: James Taylor (American musician)


Question: Which river enters the sea at Whitby in Yorkshire?

Answer: Esk (disambiguation)

Answer: Esk


Question: What is the name of the agreement under which passport controls have been abolished in 22 EU and 4 non-EU states?

Answer: Schengen

Answer: Schenigen

Answer: Schengen (disambiguation)

Answer: Schenghen

Answer: Shengen


Question: In Greek mythology who was the god of the north winds?

Answer: Boreas (disambiguation)

Answer: Boreas


Question: Which fire-breathing creature of Greek mythology has the head of a lion, body of a goat and the rear of a dragon?

Answer: Chimaeras

Answer: Chimaera (fish)

Answer: Ghostshark

Answer: Ratfishes

Answer: Chimæra

Answer: Chimaeriformes

Answer: The Chimaera

Answer: Chimaeroids

Answer: Chimaera

Answer: Chimera (fish)

Answer: Chimæra (fish)

Answer: Ratfish

Answer: Ghost shark