Question: What colour is the heraldic colour gules?

Answer: Red (comics)

Answer: Red (song)

Answer: Red (comic)

Answer: Red (album)

Answer: Red (film)

Answer: R.E.D.

Answer: Red (disambiguation)

Answer: RED


Question: Who directed the 2014 film 'Jersey Boys'?

Answer: Crint Eastwood

Answer: CLINT EASTWOOD

Answer: Eastwood, Clinton Jr.

Answer: Clinton Eastwood Jr.

Answer: Clinton %22Clint%22 Eastwood, Jr.

Answer: Clinton Eastwood, Jr.

Answer: Francesca Ruth Eastwood

Answer: Clint Eastwood characters

Answer: Clint Eastwood

Answer: Don Runner

Answer: Clint eastwood

Answer: Clinton Eastwood


Question: Maurice Cole was better known as which comedian?

Answer: Kenny Everett

Answer: Maurice Cole

Answer: Kenny Everet

Answer: KENNY EVERETT


Question: St John's is the capital of which Canadian Province?

Answer: Newfoundland and labrador

Answer: Newfoundland, Canada

Answer: Province of Newfoundland

Answer: Newfoundland and Labrador

Answer: Newfoundland And Labrador

Answer: New Foundland & Labrador

Answer: Neufundland

Answer: Newfoundlanders

Answer: NEWFOUNDLAND

Answer: Nfld

Answer: Province of Newfoundland and Labrador

Answer: Terre-Neuve (province)

Answer: Newfoundland & Labrador

Answer: NFLD

Answer: Newfoundland (province)

Answer: CA-NL

Answer: Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador

Answer: Terra Nova, Canada

Answer: Newfoundland

Answer: Newfoundlander

Answer: Nfld.


Question: Who was the only female candidate in the 2010 Labour leadership contest?

Answer: Diane Julie Abbott

Answer: Abbott, Diane

Answer: Diane abbot

Answer: Dianne abbot

Answer: Dianne Abbott

Answer: DIANE ABBOTT

Answer: Diane Abbott


Question: Who was Britain's last reigning Tudor Monarch?

Answer: The Gloriana

Answer: Queen Elisabeth of england

Answer: Elizabeth the First

Answer: Queene Elisabeth of England

Answer: Bess of England

Answer: Elizabeth I of Ireland

Answer: Queen Elizabeth 1

Answer: Queen Elisabeth I

Answer: Elizabeth I (England)

Answer: Elizabeth I of Great Britain

Answer: ELIZABETH I

Answer: Queen of England Elizabeth

Answer: Queen Elizabeth the first

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I of England

Answer: Elizabeth the first

Answer: Elizabeth I of the United Kingdom

Answer: Queen of England Elizabeth I

Answer: QEI

Answer: Elizabeth I

Answer: Queen Elizabeth of England

Answer: Elisabeth 1st

Answer: La Vita della Regina Elizabetta

Answer: Elisabeth I of England

Answer: Elisabeth of England

Answer: Queen Elizabeth the First

Answer: Elizabeth I of England

Answer: Good Queen Bess

Answer: Liz 1

Answer: Virgin Queen

Answer: Elizabeth 1

Answer: Queen Elizabeth l

Answer: Elizabeth of England

Answer: Elizabeth I Tudor

Answer: Elizabeth Tudor

Answer: Elizabeth I, Queen of England

Answer: Elizabeth the 1st

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I

Answer: Elizabeth i of england

Answer: Elisabeth I


Question: What is the name of the river that runs through Madrid?

Answer: Manzanares (disambiguation)

Answer: Manzanares

Answer: Mançanares


Question: Give a year in the life of abstract painter Wassily Kandinsky.

Answer: 1866-1944


Question: Which major city is situated at the mouth of the Yangtze River in China?

Answer: Economy of Shanghai

Answer: Sanghai

Answer: Shang-Hai

Answer: Shang Hai

Answer: Zanhae

Answer: Shanghai Municipality, China

Answer: Shanghae

Answer: Shang-hai

Answer: Venice of the Orient

Answer: Shanghai Municipal Area

Answer: Municipality of Shanghai

Answer: Shangkai

Answer: Shangai (architectural images)

Answer: Shanghai municipality

Answer: Shanghai people

Answer: Zanhe

Answer: Shang hai

Answer: CN-31

Answer: Shanghai, China

Answer: 沪

Answer: Shàng Hai

Answer: Shanghai china

Answer: City of Shanghai

Answer: Shangha

Answer: SHCN

Answer: Shanghai Municipality

Answer: Snaghai

Answer: Schanghai

Answer: Shanghai

Answer: S'hai

Answer: Shanghi

Answer: Shànghǎi

Answer: Shanghai (China)

Answer: Zånhae

Answer: Shanghai Shi

Answer: China Shanghai

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CNSHA

Answer: Shnaghai

Answer: Shanghai (architectural images)

Answer: Shanghai (architecture images)

Answer: Air pollution in Shanghai

Answer: Paris of China

Answer: Shang-hae

Answer: Shangai

Answer: ShangHai

Answer: 滬

Answer: Shànghǎi Shì

Answer: 上海市

Answer: 上海


Question: Who was the original drummer/singer with the Monkees pop group?

Answer: Micky Dolenz

Answer: Michael Dolenz

Answer: Mickey Dolenz

Answer: Micky Braddock


Question: According to the World Meteorological Organisation and the UK Met Office, what is the highest number on the Beaufort scale, representing hurricane force?

Answer: twelve

Answer: 12


Question: After he left Barcelona, football manager Pep Guardiola went on to manage which European club in 2013?

Answer: FC Bayern München

Answer: FC Bayern Munich

Answer: F.C. Bayern Muenchen

Answer: F.C. Bayern München

Answer: Die Roten

Answer: F.C. Bayern Munchen

Answer: Fußball-Club Bayern München

Answer: Die Bayern

Answer: Bayern Munchen

Answer: Bayern München

Answer: Bayern Múnich

Answer: Bayern de Múnich

Answer: FC Hollywood

Answer: Der FCB

Answer: Fc Bayern

Answer: F.C. Bayern Munich

Answer: FC BAYERN

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: FC Bayern Munchen

Answer: Bayern Muenchen

Answer: FC Bayern Muenchen


Question: Who was the first member of the British royal family to lie in state at Westminster Hall?

Answer: Eduard VII

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Prince of Wales

Answer: Edward vii

Answer: Albert Edward, Prince of Wales

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay

Answer: Albert, Prince of Wales

Answer: Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay

Answer: Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: King edward vii

Answer: Edward VII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Edward VII

Answer: Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: Prince Albert Edward

Answer: Edward vii of the united kingdom

Answer: Edward VII of England

Answer: Edward VII of Great Britain

Answer: Edward VII of Scotland

Answer: Edward VII of the UK

Answer: Edward 7

Answer: King Edward VII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Edward VII of Britain

Answer: Prince Albert Edward of the United Kingdom

Answer: King Edward VII

Answer: Edward Vii

Answer: Albert Edward of the United Kingdom


Question: What is the principal charity for single parent families in the UK?

Answer: Gingerbreads

Answer: Ginger bread

Answer: Pierniki

Answer: Gingerbread cookie

Answer: Ginger breads

Answer: Gingerbread

Answer: Ginger cake

Answer: Gingercake


Question: In what year did the five founding members of OPEC hold their first meeting?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty

Answer: 1960


Question: In pantomime, who is Cinderella's father?

Answer: Baron Hard-Up


Question: In which Dickens' novel does lawyer Mr Jaggers appear?

Answer: Herbert Pocket

Answer: Great Expectation

Answer: Jaggers

Answer: Great Expectations plot details

Answer: Great Expectations

Answer: Joe Gargery

Answer: Bentley Drummle

Answer: Great expectations

Answer: Mrs joe


Question: Which American state has been nicknamed the Equality State because in 1869 it granted voting rights to women as well as men?

Answer: State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming state symbols

Answer: Wyoming (state)

Answer: Wyoming

Answer: Cowboy State

Answer: Geography of Wyoming

Answer: Education in Wyoming

Answer: Transport in Wyoming

Answer: Forty-Fourth State

Answer: Law and government of Wyoming

Answer: Constitution of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Symbols of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming metropolitan areas

Answer: Wyoming economy

Answer: Constitution of Wyoming

Answer: Demographics of Wyoming

Answer: Big Wonderful Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming counties

Answer: Sports in Wyoming

Answer: Equality State

Answer: Wyoming state nickname

Answer: The Equality State

Answer: Religion in Wyoming

Answer: 44th State

Answer: Wyomingite

Answer: US-WY

Answer: Wioming

Answer: Wyoming State Constitution

Answer: Economy of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming factsheet

Answer: Transportation in Wyoming

Answer: Government of Wyoming

Answer: The Cowboy State

Answer: Politics of Wyoming

Answer: Wyomingites

Answer: Wyoming (U.S. state)

Answer: Wyoming, United States

Answer: Forty-fourth State

Answer: Wyo.

Answer: Climate of Wyoming


Question: Wicket-keeper Matt Prior, currently part of the England team plays for which county?

Answer: Sussex County Council

Answer: Sussex, UK

Answer: County of Sussex

Answer: Sussex

Answer: Sussex coast

Answer: Sussex, England

Answer: Sussex Coast

Answer: East Sussex and West Sussex

Answer: South Saxon


Question: Who was the first commoner to have a state funeral in Britain?

Answer: Admiral Lord Nelson

Answer: Horatio, Viscount Nelson Nelson

Answer: Admiral Nelson

Answer: Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson of the Nile

Answer: Nelson, Horatio, Viscount Nelson

Answer: Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson

Answer: Sir Horatio Nelson

Answer: Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson

Answer: Horatio Lord Nelson

Answer: Admiral Horatio Nelson

Answer: Lord Nelson

Answer: Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson of the Nile

Answer: Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronté

Answer: Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson, 1st Duke of Bronte

Answer: Horacio Nelson

Answer: Haratio nelson

Answer: Nelson, Horatio

Answer: Lord Horatio Nelson

Answer: Horatio Nelson, Viscount of the Nile

Answer: The Hero of Trafalgar

Answer: Horatio Nelson

Answer: Horatio, Viscount Nelson

Answer: Viscount Nelson Nelson Horatio


Question: What nationality was the botanist Carolus Linnaeus?

Answer: Swedish

Answer: SwedisH

Answer: Swedish (disambiguation)

Answer: Sweedish

Answer: Svensk


Question: Michael Winner was famous as the director of which series of films?

Answer: Death Wish (disambiguation)

Answer: Death Wish

Answer: Death wish


Question: Which Liverpool street was named as 'The Great Street 2013' in the National Urbanism Awards?

Answer: Hope St

Answer: Hope st

Answer: Hope Street


Question: In 1705, who was the first scientist to be knighted?

Answer: Isaac Newton

Answer: Sir Isaak Newton

Answer: Isaacus Newtonus

Answer: Hannah Ayscough

Answer: Isaac Newton's tooth

Answer: Sir isaac newton

Answer: Sir Isaac Newton

Answer: Isaac newton

Answer: Isaac Newton's middle years

Answer: I. Newton

Answer: Newtonian science

Answer: Sir Newton

Answer: Sir Issac Newton

Answer: Issac Newton

Answer: Newton isaac

Answer: Newton Isaac

Answer: Issac newton

Answer: Cultural depictions of Isaac Newton

Answer: Newton's

Answer: Sir Issaac Newton

Answer: Isac Newton


Question: Which TV presenter, who died in February 2013, was for over 20 years the host of 'Mr & Mrs'?

Answer: Derek Batey

Answer: Derek Beatty


Question: Which group recorded the 90s albums 'Nevermind' and 'In Utero'?

Answer: Nirvana (Philosophical concept)

Answer: NIRVANA

Answer: Nirvana (philosophical concept)

Answer: Heaven (Buddhism)

Answer: Nirvana

Answer: Nirvana (concept)

Answer: Nirvāna

Answer: Nirvāṇa

Answer: Nibbána

Answer: Nirvritti

Answer: Nirvaan

Answer: Nibbāna


Question: In which US state is Green Bay?

Answer: Badger State

Answer: State of Wisconsin

Answer: Wis.

Answer: Transportation in Wisconsin

Answer: Government of Wisconsin

Answer: Climate of Wisconsin

Answer: Wisconsin, USA

Answer: Wiscosin, USA

Answer: Wisconsin

Answer: 30th State

Answer: Wisconson

Answer: Politics of Wisconsin

Answer: Demographics of Wisconsin

Answer: America's Dairyland

Answer: Winconsin

Answer: Religion in Wisconsin

Answer: Transport in Wisconsin

Answer: US-WI

Answer: Wisconsin state

Answer: Economy of Wisconsin

Answer: The Badger State

Answer: Wisconsin (state)

Answer: Education in Wisconsin

Answer: Geography of Wisconsin

Answer: Wiskonsin

Answer: Wisconsin (U.S. state)

Answer: Thirtieth State

Answer: Film industry in Wisconsin

Answer: Wisc.

Answer: Badger state

Answer: Wisconsin, United States


Question: Which charity was founded in London in 1961 following the publication of the article 'The Forgotten Prisoners' in 'The Observer'?

Answer: Protect the Human

Answer: Amnesty International UK

Answer: Appeal for Amnesty, 1961

Answer: International Amnesty

Answer: International Secretariat of Amnesty International

Answer: Appeal for Amnesty

Answer: Amnesty international

Answer: Amnesty.org

Answer: Amnesty International


Question: The Philippines has 7,107 islands, which other Asian country is an archipelago of 17,504 islands?

Answer: Unitary state of republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Republic

Answer: INDONESIA

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ID

Answer: The world's most populous Muslim nation

Answer: Unitary State of Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonezio

Answer: Wildlife of Indonesia

Answer: Indonnesia

Answer: Indoneshia

Answer: Etymology of Indonesia

Answer: Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia, Republic of

Answer: Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesie

Answer: Indonesian government

Answer: Ecology of Indonesia

Answer: Indnonesia

Answer: Republic Of Indonesia

Answer: Unitary state of the republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Empire

Answer: Indonésie

Answer: Indonisia

Answer: Republik Indonesia


Question: Who was the electrical engineer whose right and left hand rules are used to demonstrate the relative directions of field, current and force in electrical motors and generators?

Answer: Fleming, Sir John Ambrose

Answer: Sir John Ambrose Fleming

Answer: (John Ambrose) Fleming

Answer: Sir Ambrose Fleming

Answer: Ambrose Fleming

Answer: J. A. Fleming

Answer: John Ambrose Fleming


Question: In which town is the 'TV sitcom 'Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps' set?

Answer: Runcorn, England

Answer: Runcorn

Answer: Runcorn, Cheshire


Question: Which order of insects includes the true flies, mosquitoes, gnats and midges?

Answer: Fly

Answer: Flies

Answer: Dipterology

Answer: Dipterous

Answer: Dipteran

Answer: Fly (zoology)

Answer: Fly (insect)

Answer: True fly

Answer: True flies

Answer: Fly (Insect)

Answer: Fly (animal)

Answer: Dipterist

Answer: Diptera

Answer: Dipterans


Question: Prior to Viginia Wade in 1977 who was the last British player to win a tennis Grand Slam title?

Answer: Sue Barker


Question: Who wrote the operas Oedipus Rex and The Rake's Progress?

Answer: Strawinski

Answer: Igor Fyodorovich Stravinskij

Answer: Igor Fydorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinsky Igor

Answer: Igor Stravinski

Answer: Stravinsky, Igor Fedorovich

Answer: Strawinsky

Answer: Igor stravinsky

Answer: Igor Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Fedorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Stravinskij

Answer: Igor Fyodorovitch Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinski

Answer: Stravinksy

Answer: Igor' Fëdorovič Stravinskij

Answer: Katerina Nossenko

Answer: Stravinsky, Igor

Answer: Игорь Фёдорович Стравинский

Answer: Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Strawinsky

Answer: Stravinskij


Question: Prior to Andy Murray who was the last British player to contest a tennis Grand Slam singles final?

Answer: Greg Rusedski

Answer: Greg Rudsedski

Answer: Rusedski

Answer: Ruzetsky

Answer: Greg Ruzetsky


Question: Astrophobia is the fear of what?

Answer: Forked lightning

Answer: Cloud-to-cloud lightning

Answer: Cloud to cloud lightning

Answer: Continuous Leader

Answer: Dark leader

Answer: Storm electricity

Answer: Step leader

Answer: Anvil crawler

Answer: Staccato lightning

Answer: Lightning prevention

Answer: Lightning fire

Answer: Dart leader

Answer: Different types of lightning

Answer: Cloud-to-ground lightning

Answer: Bead lightning

Answer: Positive lightning

Answer: Sheet lightning

Answer: Anvil Crawler

Answer: Lightning discharges

Answer: Fulminology

Answer: Lightning discharge

Answer: Lightening

Answer: Stepped ladder (meteorology)

Answer: Cloud-to-ground lighting

Answer: Strike (lightning)

Answer: Ribbon lightning

Answer: Lightning

Answer: Stepped leader

Answer: Continuous leader

Answer: Stepped leader(meteorology)

Answer: Bolt of lightning

Answer: Stepped ladder

Answer: Positive streamer

Answer: Fork lightning

Answer: Fulminologist

Answer: Bolt from the blue

Answer: Return stroke

Answer: Megalightning

Answer: Staccato Lightning


Question: Who hosts Radio 4's quiz I'm Sony I Haven't a Clue?

Answer: Dee, Jack

Answer: Jack Dee's Sunday Service

Answer: Jack Dee's Saturday Night

Answer: James Andrew Innes %22Jack%22 Dee

Answer: Jack Dee

Answer: James Andrew Innes Dee


Question: The A57 road runs from Liverpool to which English town or city?

Answer: Lincoln (Amtrak station)

Answer: Lincoln Station

Answer: Lincoln (city)

Answer: City of Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln State (disambiguation)

Answer: Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln (film)

Answer: Lincolns

Answer: Lincoln State

Answer: Lincoln (proposed state)

Answer: LINCOLN

Answer: Lincon

Answer: Lincoln (disambiguation)


Question: Which river flows into the North Sea at Hamburg?

Answer: Elbe

Answer: River Elbe

Answer: Upper Elbe

Answer: Stör (Elbe)

Answer: The Elbe

Answer: Ferries across Elbe

Answer: Elbe river

Answer: Stor (Elbe)

Answer: Stör River

Answer: Elbe River

Answer: Labe River

Answer: Stör


Question: In medieval England what kind of weapon was a serpentine?

Answer: Small cannon


Question: What is the equivalent Royal Navy rank to the Army's Major?

Answer: Rear Admiral Upper Half

Answer: Read Admiral

Answer: Kontradmiral

Answer: R. Adm.

Answer: RADM

Answer: Rear-Admiral

Answer: Rr-Adm

Answer: Chef d'Escadre

Answer: Rear Admiral

Answer: R.Adm

Answer: Rear-admiral

Answer: R.Adm.

Answer: Rear admiral

Answer: Rear Admiral (Australia)

Answer: Surgeon Rear-Admiral

Answer: Rear admiral (Australia)


Question: 'We Will Stand Together' is a song to music from which classical work?

Answer: נִמְרֹד

Answer: Nimrod (town)

Answer: Nimrod (king)

Answer: Nembroth

Answer: Nebród

Answer: Nimud

Answer: Nimrōḏ

Answer: Nimrod (Bible)

Answer: נִמְרוֹד

Answer: Nebrod

Answer: Nemruth

Answer: Namrood

Answer: Nimrod

Answer: Nimrodh

Answer: King Nimrod


Question: How is the tree Fraxinus excelsior more commonly known?

Answer: Common Ash

Answer: Fraxinus excelsior

Answer: European Ash

Answer: Golden Ash

Answer: European ash

Answer: (Common) Ash

Answer: Common ash


Question: Tu is the clothing brand of supermarket chain?

Answer: Sainsburys.com

Answer: Sansburys

Answer: Sainsbury (J)

Answer: Beaumonts

Answer: Sainsbury (J) plc

Answer: SL Shaw Ltd

Answer: By Sainsbury's

Answer: Sainsbury's Energy

Answer: Sainsburys

Answer: Sainsbury's Basics

Answer: Sainsbury's Calais

Answer: J Sainsbury PLC

Answer: Sainsbury's

Answer: Sainsbury's Supermarkets

Answer: J. Sainsbury plc

Answer: J Sainsbury

Answer: JB Beaumont

Answer: J Sainsbury plc

Answer: SL Shaw

Answer: J Sainsbury's

Answer: Sainsbury's Entertainment

Answer: J. Sainsbury

Answer: Sainsbury's


Question: Who was the conservative candidate beaten by Ken Livingstone in the first two elections for Mayor of London?

Answer: Steve Norris

Answer: Steven John Norris

Answer: Stephen Norris

Answer: Steven Norris


Question: What was the title of the musical based on the TV programme 'X Factor?

Answer: The X Factor Musical

Answer: I Can't Sing!

Answer: It's Time To Face The Musical!

Answer: X Factor Musical

Answer: I Cant Sing

Answer: I Can't Sing! The X Factor Musical

Answer: I Can't Sing


Question: Which ship left France, on llth July 1947, carrying over 4,500 Jews bound or Palestine?

Answer: SS Exodus 1947


Question: Which band released the albums Sheer Heart Attack and A Day at the Races?

Answer: Quene

Answer: Queene

Answer: Queen

Answer: Queen (disambiguation)

Answer: Queen (automobile)

Answer: Queen (album)

Answer: Queen (song)


Question: Who is the current presenter of BBC Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs?

Answer: Kirsty Young


Question: Give a year in the life of botanist Carl Linnaeus.

Answer: 1707 - 1778


Question: Which fruit is known as ananas in French?

Answer: Pine-Apple

Answer: Ananas sativus

Answer: Pineapple juice

Answer: Ananas comosus

Answer: Pineapples

Answer: Pineaple

Answer: Pineapple plant

Answer: Anana

Answer: Abacaxi

Answer: Pine-apples

Answer: Bromelworts

Answer: Pine apples

Answer: Pineapple

Answer: Pineapple tree

Answer: A. sativus


Question: 'Call me Ishmael' are the opening words of which work of literature?

Answer: Fedallah

Answer: Timor Tim

Answer: Dagoo

Answer: Moby-Dick: Captain Ahab

Answer: Moby Dick; or, The Whale

Answer: Ahab's Wife, Or, The Star-Gazer

Answer: Moby-dick

Answer: Moby Dick: Captain Ahab

Answer: Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish

Answer: Tashtego

Answer: Call me Ishmael

Answer: Moby-Dick (character)

Answer: Moby-Dick

Answer: Moby-Dick; or, The White Whale

Answer: Starbuck: Moby Dick

Answer: Moby dick

Answer: Moby-Dick; or, The Whale

Answer: Moby Dick (Novel)

Answer: Starbuck (Moby-Dick)

Answer: Ahabian

Answer: Moby Dick

Answer: MobyDick

Answer: Moby-Dick (novel)


Question: Robert Gordon Menzies was which country's longest-serving Prime Minister?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: What is the more familiar name for the aromatic gum resin olibanum?

Answer: Frankinsense

Answer: Frankincence

Answer: Frankinsence

Answer: Franckincense

Answer: Resina olibanum

Answer: Frankincense

Answer: Olibanum Oil

Answer: Frakensense

Answer: Olibanum

Answer: Francincense


Question: In Egyptian mythology, of what is Nut the goddess?

Answer: The Sky

Answer: Sky

Answer: Skies


Question: Give a year in the life of St Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.

Answer: 1491-1556


Question: In which of Thomas Hardy's novels is Bathsheba Everdene the heroine?

Answer: Far from the Madding Crowd

Answer: Far from the Madding Crowd (novel)

Answer: Far From The Madding Crowd

Answer: Far From the Madding Crowd

Answer: Gabriel Oak

Answer: Far from the madding crowd

Answer: Bathsheba Everdene


Question: On which river is Shrewsbury?

Answer: Seven Boar

Answer: Severn river (great britain)

Answer: Afon Hafren

Answer: Severn Vale

Answer: Severn River (Great Britain)

Answer: River Severn

Answer: Severn

Answer: The Severn River


Question: Who won the World Professional Snooker Championship six times in the 1970s?

Answer: Ray Reardon


Question: Who was the RAF captain that Princess Margaret declined to marry in 1955-bowing to pressure from the Court and Government?

Answer: (Group Captain) Peter Townsend


Question: 'Eureka', the National Children's Museum is in which town?

Answer: Community of Halifax

Answer: Halifax (disambiguation)

Answer: Haligonians

Answer: Haligonian

Answer: Halifax, Nova Scotia (disambiguation)

Answer: Halifax

Answer: Halifax (community)


Question: In the film 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' what was curious about him?

Answer: He aged backwards


Question: What is the name of the fuel depot near Hemel Hempstead that caught fire in December 2005?

Answer: Buncefield

Answer: HOSL

Answer: Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal

Answer: Buncefield oil depot

Answer: Buncefield oil terminal

Answer: Buncefield fuel depot


Question: Who sailed in the yacht 'Suhaili'?

Answer: Robin Knox-Johnson

Answer: Robin Knox-Johnston

Answer: Robin Knox Johnson

Answer: Robin Knox Johnston

Answer: Sir Robin Knox-Johnston

Answer: Knox-Johnston


Question: In feet, how wide is a singles tennis court?

Answer: twenty-seven  distance

Answer: 27 distance

Answer: 27 feet


Question: Which top National Hunt trainer's establishment is based at Seven Barrows?

Answer: NICKY HENDERSON

Answer: Nicky Henderson


Question: In Greek Mythology, who is the father of Odysseus?

Answer: Allwoes

Answer: LAERTES

Answer: Laertes

Answer: King Allwoes

Answer: Learetes

Answer: Laërtês

Answer: All woes

Answer: Laërtes

Answer: Λαέρτης

Answer: Laértes


Question: Which brand of foodstuff still bears the slogan 'Original and Best'?

Answer: KELLOGG'S CORNFLAKES


Question: Which famous London Building was completed in 1951 from a design by Hugh Casson?

Answer: The Royal Festival Hall

Answer: Royal Festival Hall

Answer: ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL

Answer: Royal Festival

Answer: London Festival Hall


Question: Jackdaw's Castle is the headquarters of which renowned National Hunt Trainer?

Answer: Jonjo O'Neill

Answer: Jonjo O'Neill

Answer: JONJO O'NEILL


Question: In professional darts, which player is nicknamed 'The Artist'?

Answer: Kevin Painter

Answer: KEVIN PAINTER


Question: Who is the only dwarf in the Disney tale of Snow White who wears spectacles?

Answer: Doc (disambiguation)

Answer: DOC

Answer: DoC (disambiguation)

Answer: Doc

Answer: DOC (disambiguation)

Answer: Doc (TV series)

Answer: D.O.C.


Question: According to Greek legend, who was the wife of Odysseus?

Answer: PENELOPE

Answer: Penolope

Answer: Penélopê

Answer: Heedful Penelope

Answer: Penelopeia

Answer: Penelope the Wise

Answer: Penelope


Question: Who was the first Prime Minister to give birth while in office?

Answer: Bhutto, Benazir

Answer: Benazeer Bhutto

Answer: Shaheed Benazir Bhutto

Answer: B. Bhutto

Answer: Benazir Bhutto

Answer: Bainazir Bhuttoo Government

Answer: Benezir Bhutto

Answer: Bainazir Bhuttoo

Answer: Benazhir Bhutto

Answer: Benizir Bhutto

Answer: Benazir Butto

Answer: بینظیر بھٹو

Answer: Benazir bhutto

Answer: Benazeer Butto

Answer: Benazir Bhuto

Answer: Binazir Bhutto

Answer: بے نظیر بھٹو

Answer: Binazir Butto

Answer: بينظير ڀٽو

Answer: Benazir Butho

Answer: BENAZIR BHUTTO

Answer: Asifa bhutto zardari

Answer: Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto

Answer: Banazir Bhoto

Answer: بینظیر بھٹ


Question: A 'smack' is a collective noun for a group of which sea creatures?

Answer: Jelly-fish

Answer: Jellyfish life cycle

Answer: Medusa (biology)

Answer: Jelly fish sting

Answer: Sea jelly

Answer: Medusa jellyfish

Answer: Jelly fish

Answer: Scyphomedusae

Answer: Jelly Fish

Answer: Jellyfish Life Cycle

Answer: Jellyfishes

Answer: Tesserazoa

Answer: Medusae

Answer: Medusozoa

Answer: Medusa (zoology)

Answer: Scyphomedusa

Answer: Sea jellies

Answer: Jellyfish

Answer: Jellyfish sting

Answer: JellyFish


Question: The Andaman Sea is part of which ocean?

Answer: Indian (disambiguation)

Answer: INDIAN

Answer: Indian (Asian)

Answer: Indians

Answer: Indian

Answer: Indian (film)

Answer: Indian (Americas)


Question: Which city stands at the mouth of the Yangtze river?

Answer: Economy of Shanghai

Answer: Sanghai

Answer: Shang-Hai

Answer: Shang Hai

Answer: Zanhae

Answer: Shanghai Municipality, China

Answer: Shanghae

Answer: Shang-hai

Answer: Venice of the Orient

Answer: Shanghai Municipal Area

Answer: Municipality of Shanghai

Answer: Shangkai

Answer: Shangai (architectural images)

Answer: Shanghai municipality

Answer: Shanghai people

Answer: Zanhe

Answer: Shang hai

Answer: CN-31

Answer: Shanghai, China

Answer: 沪

Answer: Shàng Hai

Answer: Shanghai china

Answer: City of Shanghai

Answer: Shangha

Answer: SHCN

Answer: Shanghai Municipality

Answer: Snaghai

Answer: Schanghai

Answer: Shanghai

Answer: S'hai

Answer: Shanghi

Answer: Shànghǎi

Answer: Shanghai (China)

Answer: Zånhae

Answer: Shanghai Shi

Answer: China Shanghai

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CNSHA

Answer: Shnaghai

Answer: Shanghai (architectural images)

Answer: Shanghai (architecture images)

Answer: Air pollution in Shanghai

Answer: Paris of China

Answer: Shang-hae

Answer: Shangai

Answer: ShangHai

Answer: 滬

Answer: Shànghǎi Shì

Answer: 上海市

Answer: 上海


Question: What was the name given to a decorative cloth put over a chair as protection from grease in the hair or hair oil?

Answer: Antimacassar

Answer: Anti-macassar


Question: Which element, atomic number 20, derives its name from the Latin word for 'lime'?

Answer: Calcium supplements

Answer: Calcium ion

Answer: Factor 4

Answer: Calcium ions

Answer: Ca(2+)

Answer: Kalcium

Answer: Factor IV

Answer: Calcium

Answer: Element 20

Answer: Calium

Answer: Calcium compounds

Answer: Calcium Supplement

Answer: Ca+2

Answer: H and K lines

Answer: Calcium supplementation


Question: The first session of the United Nations General Assembly was convened in January 1946, in which city?

Answer: London (UK)

Answer: Climate in London

Answer: London (England)

Answer: London England

Answer: Lodnon

Answer: Wongdon

Answer: Londyn

Answer: London

Answer: Climate of London

Answer: LONDON

Answer: London Britain

Answer: England London

Answer: London, Greater London

Answer: Capital of the UK

Answer: Londonshire

Answer: Climate of london

Answer: Capital of the United Kingdom

Answer: London UK

Answer: Londra

Answer: London (United Kingdom)

Answer: London,England

Answer: London, England, UK

Answer: United Kingdom/London

Answer: London (Great Britain)

Answer: Londonize

Answer: Capital of England

Answer: London, UK

Answer: The Metropolis

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBLON

Answer: Londonise

Answer: London's

Answer: London (Britain)

Answer: London, England

Answer: Lundúnir

Answer: London area

Answer: London, Great Britain

Answer: London-on-Thames

Answer: Southwest London

Answer: The metropolis

Answer: Londontown

Answer: London england

Answer: Weather in London

Answer: London, England, United Kingdom

Answer: Llundain

Answer: London, U.K.

Answer: London, england

Answer: London, United Kingdom

Answer: GBLON

Answer: London weather

Answer: London, Britain

Answer: Lundein

Answer: Lundunir


Question: The People Party, founded in Coventry in 1972, changed its name in 1975 and again in 1985. The party is represented in Parliament, the Lords and the European Parliament, how is it now known?

Answer: The Green Party

Answer: Green Party (disambiguation)

Answer: Green party (disambiguation)

Answer: GreenParty

Answer: Greens Party

Answer: Green Party

Answer: Organized Green Party


Question: Broxtowe District Council is in which English county?

Answer: County of Nottingham

Answer: Nottinghamshire, England

Answer: Larkfields Junior

Answer: Nottinghamshire


Question: Who was known as 'The Preston Plumber'?

Answer: Tom Finney

Answer: The Preston Plumber

Answer: Sir Thomas Finney

Answer: Tom finney

Answer: SIR TOM FINNEY

Answer: Sir Tom Finney


Question: Who designed the Volkswagen Beetle?

Answer: Dr. Ferdinand Porsche

Answer: Ferdinand A. Porsche

Answer: Dr Ferdinand Alexander Porsche

Answer: Ferdinand Porsche

Answer: Dr-Ing Ferdinand Porsche

Answer: FERDINAND PORSCHE


Question: Where does Rupert Bear live?

Answer: Nutwood

Answer: Nutwood (disambiguation)

Answer: NUTWOOD


Question: Who played the wife of Alf Garnett on TV?

Answer: DANDY NICHOLS

Answer: Dandy Nichols


Question: In which town did the Co-operative Movement begin?

Answer: Rochdale, England

Answer: Rochdale (town)

Answer: Rochdale, UK

Answer: ROCHDALE

Answer: Rochdale, Lancashire

Answer: Recedham

Answer: Rochdale


Question: Nomophobia is the fear of being without or losing what?

Answer: Cellular telephone

Answer: Mobile telephones

Answer: Mobile terminal

Answer: Hand phone

Answer: Mobile Phone

Answer: Cellular phone

Answer: Cellular device

Answer: Mobile phones

Answer: Mobile Telephone

Answer: Celphone

Answer: Mobile handset

Answer: Hand phones

Answer: Celluar telephone

Answer: Cell Phone

Answer: Mobile wireless communication

Answer: Flip fone

Answer: Mobile phone dance

Answer: GSM phone

Answer: Mobile wireless

Answer: Cellphones

Answer: Mobile cellular wireless

Answer: Cellular Radio

Answer: Mobile screen

Answer: Mobile telephone

Answer: Mobile phone

Answer: Secret cell phone

Answer: Phone dance

Answer: 0-G

Answer: Mobile loop

Answer: Cell phone

Answer: Mobile handsets

Answer: Cellular Telephone Technology

Answer: Cellphone

Answer: Mobilephone

Answer: Cell Phones

Answer: Cellular radio

Answer: Cell phone dance

Answer: Mobil phone

Answer: Mobile telecom

Answer: Mobile Phones

Answer: Cellular telephones

Answer: Mobile dance

Answer: Cellphone video

Answer: Cellular Telephone

Answer: Cell telephones

Answer: Flipfone

Answer: Radio Common Carrier

Answer: Hand Phone

Answer: Cellular phones

Answer: Hand telephone

Answer: Cellular communication standard

Answer: Mobile cellular

Answer: Cell phones

Answer: Wireless phone

Answer: Mobile display

Answer: Handphones

Answer: Cell telephone

Answer: Handphone

Answer: Cell-phone

Answer: Mobil Phone

Answer: Environmental impact of mobile phones

Answer: Cell phone carrier

Answer: Mobile communication standard

Answer: Cellular communication

Answer: Hand telephones

Answer: Kosher phone

Answer: Cellular mobile


Question: Which clothing firm shares its name with a 1971 Academy Award winning film starring Gene Hackman?

Answer: French Connection

Answer: French connection


Question: Which is the only US state divided into parishes?

Answer: Eighteenth State

Answer: Loisianna

Answer: Arkansas Bay

Answer: Louisianian

Answer: Louisiana (state)

Answer: Transportation in Louisiana

Answer: Religion in Louisiana

Answer: The Bayou State

Answer: Geography of Louisiana

Answer: The Sportsman's Paradise

Answer: Transport in Louisiana

Answer: Louisiane

Answer: Pelican State

Answer: Economy of Louisiana

Answer: Louisiana

Answer: The Child of the Mississippi

Answer: US-LA

Answer: Louisianna

Answer: The Creole State

Answer: Louisiana, United States

Answer: Etat de Louisiane

Answer: Louisianais

Answer: 18th State

Answer: État de Louisiane

Answer: Loisiana

Answer: Creole State

Answer: Louisana

Answer: Education in Louisiana

Answer: Lousiana

Answer: Louisiana, USA

Answer: The Pelican State

Answer: LOUISIANA

Answer: Lwizyana

Answer: Climate of Louisiana

Answer: Louisiana (State)

Answer: The Sugar State

Answer: Louisiana (U.S. state)

Answer: Luisianna

Answer: Government of Louisiana

Answer: State of Louisiana


Question: To within five years either way, in which year was the Boy Scout movement founded by Robert Baden-Powell?

Answer: 1907

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seven


Question: Which Shakespeare comedy is set in Messina, Italy?

Answer: Governor Leonato

Answer: Borachio

Answer: Much Ado About Nothing (title)

Answer: Much Ado about Nothing

Answer: MAAN

Answer: Much Ado About Nothing

Answer: Bendick and Beatrice

Answer: Benedick

Answer: Much ado about nothing

Answer: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

Answer: Much adoe about nothing

Answer: Much Adoe About Nothing

Answer: Conrade


Question: Batavia is the former name of which Asian capital city?

Answer: ID-JK

Answer: DKI Jakarta

Answer: Jakarta Raya

Answer: Jacarta

Answer: Calapa

Answer: DKI Jaya

Answer: Djakarta

Answer: City of Djakarta

Answer: Djarkarta

Answer: Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta

Answer: JAKARTA

Answer: Jakarda

Answer: Jayakarta

Answer: Jakartanese

Answer: City Jakarta

Answer: Jakarta

Answer: Jakarta Special Capital Region

Answer: Special Capital Region of Jakarta

Answer: Jakarta, Indonesia

Answer: Capital of Indonesia

Answer: Jakarta, Java

Answer: City of Jakarta

Answer: Jakarta Province

Answer: Djarkata

Answer: Batavia, Indonesia


Question: What is the name of the ship featured in the 1957 film The Yangtse Incident?

Answer: HMS AMETHYST

Answer: Hms amethyst

Answer: HMS Amethyst


Question: Which internet site was founded in 1999 by Steve and Julie Pankhurst?

Answer: FRIENDS REUNITED

Answer: Friends Reunited

Answer: FriendsReunited.co.uk

Answer: Friendsreunited

Answer: Friends reunited


Question: Which US state is nicknamed The Equality State?

Answer: State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming state symbols

Answer: Wyoming (state)

Answer: Wyoming

Answer: Cowboy State

Answer: Geography of Wyoming

Answer: Education in Wyoming

Answer: Transport in Wyoming

Answer: Forty-Fourth State

Answer: Law and government of Wyoming

Answer: Constitution of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Symbols of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming metropolitan areas

Answer: Wyoming economy

Answer: Constitution of Wyoming

Answer: Demographics of Wyoming

Answer: Big Wonderful Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming counties

Answer: Sports in Wyoming

Answer: Equality State

Answer: Wyoming state nickname

Answer: The Equality State

Answer: WYOMING

Answer: Religion in Wyoming

Answer: 44th State

Answer: Wyomingite

Answer: US-WY

Answer: Wioming

Answer: Wyoming State Constitution

Answer: Economy of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming factsheet

Answer: Transportation in Wyoming

Answer: Government of Wyoming

Answer: The Cowboy State

Answer: Politics of Wyoming

Answer: Wyomingites

Answer: Wyoming (U.S. state)

Answer: Wyoming, United States

Answer: Forty-fourth State

Answer: Wyo.

Answer: Climate of Wyoming


Question: Which US State is nicknamed The Beaver State?

Answer: Ore.

Answer: Regions of Oregon

Answer: Oregon (State)

Answer: Oregroun

Answer: Thirty-third State

Answer: State of Oregon

Answer: Oregon's

Answer: Oregon

Answer: Geography of Oregon

Answer: Thirty-Third State

Answer: Oregon, United States

Answer: Education in Oregon

Answer: Sports in Oregon

Answer: Oregon (U.S. state)

Answer: US-OR

Answer: OREGON

Answer: Oregon, USA

Answer: Demographics of Oregon

Answer: Oregon (state)

Answer: Oregón

Answer: 33rd State

Answer: The Beaver State


Question: Which organisation was founded in Ontario, Canada in 1897 by Adelaide Hoodless?

Answer: Women's Guild

Answer: National Federation of Women's Institutes

Answer: Women's Institute

Answer: Women's Institutes

Answer: National Federation of Women's Institutes

Answer: British Women's Institute

Answer: Women's Institute (British)

Answer: British Women Institute

Answer: Women's Institute

Answer: NFWI

Answer: WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Answer: Women's Institutes (British)


Question: Which is the first of the four stations on a standard Monopoly Board after passing Go?

Answer: Kings Cross

Answer: King's Cross (disambiguation)

Answer: King's Cross

Answer: Kings Cross (disambiguation)

Answer: KING'S CROSS

Answer: King's Cross


Question: In which New York Borough is Central Park situated?

Answer: Manhattan, New York (state)

Answer: Manhattan (NY)

Answer: Man hattan

Answer: Manhattan (New York)

Answer: Manhatten

Answer: New York County, NY

Answer: Cabrini Hospice

Answer: New York County, New York

Answer: Manhutton

Answer: Manhattan, United States

Answer: New York (Manhattan) County, New York

Answer: Island of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan County

Answer: Manhatas

Answer: Manhattan, New York, US

Answer: Manhattan Schist

Answer: New York County (NY)

Answer: Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)

Answer: Manahachtanienk

Answer: Manhattan, NY

Answer: Borough of Manhattan

Answer: Manhatten, NY

Answer: Timeline of Manhattan history

Answer: City and County of New York

Answer: Manhattan schist

Answer: Mannados

Answer: Manhattanite

Answer: Manhattan trade

Answer: Government of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan Island

Answer: County of New York

Answer: The 24$ deal

Answer: MANHATTAN

Answer: Ganono

Answer: Crosstown traffic (Manhattan)

Answer: Manhattan, New York City, New York

Answer: Manhattan (borough)

Answer: Manhattan, New York City

Answer: New York Island

Answer: County of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan island

Answer: New York County

Answer: Manhatttan, New York

Answer: Manhattan, New York

Answer: New York (county)


Question: In 1959, for which film did David Niven win his only Academy Award?

Answer: Separate Tables

Answer: Separate tables

Answer: SEPARATE TABLES

Answer: Separate Tables (play)


Question: What was the name of the teddy bear mascot of speed record holder Donald Campbell?

Answer: MR WHOPPIT

Answer: Mr Whoppit


Question: What was the Russian City of Nizhny Novgorod called between 1932 and 1990?

Answer: Gorky

Answer: Gorkiy

Answer: GORKY

Answer: Gorky (disambiguation)


Question: Which former Liverpool player has the middle name Everton?

Answer: Mark Walters

Answer: MARK WALTERS


Question: What was the first name of Tory politician Enoch Powell?

Answer: JOHN

Answer: John (disambiguation)

Answer: John (European rulers)

Answer: %22John%22

Answer: John (bishop)

Answer: John (song)

Answer: John


Question: What part of the human body is known by doctors as the pollex?

Answer: Michigan's Thumb

Answer: Thumb region

Answer: Thumb Country

Answer: THE THUMB

Answer: The thumb

Answer: Thumb (Michigan)

Answer: Michigan Thumb

Answer: The Thumb


Question: Forbes Magazine named which author as the top earner between July 2012 and August 2013?

Answer: Snowqueens Icedragon

Answer: Erika Mitchell

Answer: Erika Leonard

Answer: E.L. James

Answer: Snowqueen's Icedragon

Answer: EL James

Answer: E L James

Answer: E. L. James

Answer: E L JAMES


Question: The top American fiction bestseller in both 1936 and 1937 was the only novel published during the lifetime of its author. Who was she?

Answer: Margareth Mitchell

Answer: Margaret Mitchell

Answer: Peggy Marsh

Answer: Peggy Mitchell Marsh

Answer: Berrian Kinnard Upshaw

Answer: Margaret Mitchel

Answer: MARGARET MITCHELL


Question: In which European City did the Peace Palace open in 1913?

Answer: The hague

Answer: Hague, Netherlands

Answer: The Hauge

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLHAG

Answer: 's-Gravenhage

Answer: The haig

Answer: THE HAGUE

Answer: Hague, The

Answer: Den hague

Answer: S%60Gravenshage

Answer: Lahey

Answer: S-Gravenhage

Answer: 's Gravenhage

Answer: Hague

Answer: Den Hagg

Answer: 's-Gravenhage

Answer: Den Haag

Answer: The Hague, Netherlands

Answer: The Hague

Answer: Gravenhage

Answer: The Hague, The Netherlands

Answer: Municipality of The Hague

Answer: Den haag


Question: In which year did women get the vote at 21 in the UK?

Answer: 1929

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-nine


Question: Traitor's Gate is part of which building?

Answer: London Tower

Answer: The Tower of London

Answer: Tower of london

Answer: Tower of London museum

Answer: Tower Wharf

Answer: Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress

Answer: The Tower Of london

Answer: Tower of London

Answer: The Tower Of London

Answer: Salt Tower

Answer: The London Tower

Answer: Gwynfryn, London

Answer: Towers Stairs

Answer: Martin Tower (Tower of London)

Answer: Bloody tower


Question: Which golfer won the Open Championship five times between 1975 and 1983?

Answer: Tommy Watson

Answer: Tom Watson (politician)

Answer: Tom Watson MP

Answer: Tommy Watson (footballer)

Answer: Thomas Watson

Answer: Thomas Watson (disambiguation)

Answer: Thomas Watson (MP)

Answer: Tom Watson

Answer: Watson, Thomas


Question: Which is the largest island in Canada?

Answer: Baffin Island

Answer: ᕿᑭᖅᑖᓗᒃ

Answer: Baffin Land

Answer: Ile de Baffin

Answer: Île de Baffin

Answer: Qikiqtaaluk

Answer: Baffin island

Answer: Baffin Islands


Question: In 2004 who became the first African actress to win an Oscar for Best Actress?

Answer: Charlize theron

Answer: Charlize Theron

Answer: Denver & Delilah Films

Answer: Charlie Theron

Answer: Charlize Theron/Filmography

Answer: Charlise theron

Answer: Charlize Thereon

Answer: Charlise Theron


Question: What is the name of the commercial airport which opened in 2005 on the site of the former RAF Finningley?

Answer: Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield Airport

Answer: Doncaster Airport

Answer: Doncaster Sheffield

Answer: Sheffield Robin Hood Airport

Answer: Robin Hood Airport

Answer: Sheffield Doncaster Airport

Answer: Doncaster-Sheffield Airport

Answer: Doncaster Sheffield Airport

Answer: Doncaster Robin Hood

Answer: Doncaster international airport

Answer: Robin hood airport

Answer: EGCN

Answer: Robin Hood Doncaster Sheffield International Airport

Answer: Robin Hood Airport Doncaster Sheffield


Question: In the Harry Potter books there are 4 houses at Hogwarts School. Three of them are Gryffendor, Ravenclaw and Slytherin. Name the fourth.

Answer: The Chamber of Secrets

Answer: Hogwarts quidditch teams

Answer: N.E.W.T.

Answer: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

Answer: Hogwart's House System

Answer: Hogwarts House Points

Answer: Hogwart's School of Witchcraft And Wizardry

Answer: The Hogwarts Express

Answer: Hogwarts School

Answer: NEWTS

Answer: Howgarts

Answer: O.W.L.

Answer: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardery

Answer: Chamber of the Silent

Answer: Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry

Answer: Hogwarts Castle

Answer: Ravenclaw

Answer: Chamber of Secrets

Answer: Gryffindor

Answer: Hufflepuff

Answer: Locations in Hogwarts

Answer: Founders of Hogwarts

Answer: O.W.L.s

Answer: Hogwarts

Answer: NEWT

Answer: Hogwarts layout

Answer: Chamber of secrets

Answer: Hogwarts houses

Answer: Battle of hogwarts

Answer: Griphindor

Answer: Slitherin

Answer: Ordinary Wizarding Levels

Answer: Owlery

Answer: Hogwarts High School

Answer: Ordinary Wizarding Level

Answer: Hogwarts School Of Witchcraft And Wizardry

Answer: Nastily Exhausting Wizarding Test

Answer: The chamber of secrets

Answer: Rowana ravenclaw

Answer: Hogwarts Floor Directory

Answer: Hogwarts Houses

Answer: Hogwards

Answer: List of Hogwarts Quidditch Teams

Answer: Hogwarts Express

Answer: Griffindor

Answer: Hogwart's

Answer: Room of Requirement

Answer: Slytherin

Answer: Hogwarts castle


Question: At which racecourse did A P McCoy ride his 4000th winner?

Answer: Towcester, Northamptonshire

Answer: Towchester

Answer: Towcester


Question: The Welsh Highland Railway runs between Porthmadog and which town or city?

Answer: Caernarfon Prison

Answer: Caerenarfon

Answer: Caernarfon

Answer: Ysgol santes helen

Answer: HM Prison Caernarfon

Answer: Ysgol Santes Helen

Answer: HMP Caernarfon

Answer: Caernarfon (HM Prison)


Question: Which Commonwealth country was the first outside the UK to broadcast Dr Who?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: What is the name of the structure designed by Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond for the 2012 London Olympics?

Answer: Olympic Orbit

Answer: London Orbit

Answer: Arcelormittal Orbit

Answer: ArselorMittal Orbit

Answer: (Arcelormittal) Orbit

Answer: Arcelor Mittal Orbit

Answer: Arcelor Orbit

Answer: ArcelorMittal Orbit

Answer: Mittal Orbit

Answer: The Orbit

Answer: Orbit (tower)

Answer: Olympics Orbit

Answer: Orbit tower


Question: In Roman Catholicism name any day of the Triduum.

Answer: Maundy Thursday/Good Friday/Holy Saturday

Maundy Thursday/Good Friday/Holy Saturday


Question: Which cricketing nation was first granted Test status in 2000?

Answer: Bangladeish

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: B'desh

Answer: Bengaledesh

Answer: Bangla-Desh

Answer: Bangledesh

Answer: Bengaldesh

Answer: BNGL

Answer: গনপ্রজাতন্ত্রী বাংলােদশ

Answer: Gana Praja-tantri Bangladesh

Answer: Peoples Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Gônôprôjatôntri Bangladesh

Answer: People's Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bangaladesh

Answer: Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bdesh

Answer: People's Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladash

Answer: Bangla Desh

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BD

Answer: বাংলাদেশ

Answer: Bengali Republic

Answer: Bengladesh

Answer: Bangladesxo

Answer: Bangaldesh

Answer: BANGLADESH

Answer: Bengali People's Republic

Answer: B-desh

Answer: Blangadesh

Answer: Biodiversity in Bangladesh

Answer: Gônoprojatontri Bangladesh


Question: What type of animal is an impala?

Answer: (African) Antelope


Question: Which company produced the Hastings and Herald aircraft?

Answer: Handley Page Ltd

Answer: Handley Page, Limited

Answer: Handley-Page

Answer: Handley Page Limited

Answer: Handley Page Aircraft Company

Answer: Handley Page (Reading)

Answer: Handley-Page Aircraft Company

Answer: Handley Page O/100 and O/400

Answer: Handley Page

Answer: Handley Page Slat

Answer: O/100 and O/400, Handley Page


Question: Which World War II Aircraft was known as the 'Flying Stringbag'?

Answer: Fairey Swordfish Mk.III

Answer: Fairey Swordfish

Answer: Swordfish bomber

Answer: FAIREY SWORDFISH

Answer: Swordfish (airplane)

Answer: Stringbag

Answer: Swordfish airplane

Answer: Swordfish plane

Answer: Swordfish aeroplane

Answer: Fairey Swordfish Mk 2

Answer: Swordfish (bomber)

Answer: Swordfish (aircraft)

Answer: Swordfish (aeroplane)

Answer: Swordfish aircraft

Answer: Swordfish (plane)


Question: What is the name of the publication other than yellow pages that is delivered free to households to help people find local tradesmen?

Answer: THOMPSON LOCAL DIRECTORY


Question: Name either of the Countries that use a tagine in its style of cooking?

Answer: MORROCO or TUNISIA


Question: Although mostly associated with Manchester in which other part of the UK were the Gibb Brothers born?

Answer: Man Island

Answer: Isle Of Man

Answer: Cuisine of the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queens Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: ISLE OF MAN

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IM

Answer: The Isle of Man

Answer: Name of the Isle of Man

Answer: Mannin

Answer: Monapia

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: Ynys Manaw

Answer: Isle of Sam

Answer: Census Act 1929

Answer: The Isle Of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/Transnational issues

Answer: Isle of Man/Military

Answer: Islam in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of man

Answer: Monaoeda

Answer: Manx (mythology)

Answer: Isle of Mann

Answer: Island of Man

Answer: Protestantism in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/History

Answer: Military of the Isle of Man

Answer: Census in the Isle of Man

Answer: Religion in the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh ny Benrein'

Answer: I of M

Answer: Man, Isle of

Answer: Isle of Man

Answer: Europe/Isle of Man


Question: Las Vegas is in which US State?

Answer: Silver State

Answer: Nevada, United States

Answer: Sports in Nevada

Answer: Geography of Nevada

Answer: US-NV

Answer: Nevada's Southern Boundary 1861-1867

Answer: Transportation in Nevada

Answer: The Sagebrush State

Answer: NV (state)

Answer: Education in Nevada

Answer: Religion in Nevada

Answer: Nevadian

Answer: 36th State

Answer: NEVADA

Answer: The Battle Born State

Answer: Thirty-Sixth State

Answer: Nev.

Answer: Demographics of Nevada

Answer: Navada

Answer: Nevada Annulment

Answer: Nevada, USA

Answer: Climate of Nevada

Answer: Economy of Nevada

Answer: Thirty-sixth State

Answer: State of Nevada

Answer: Politics of Nevada

Answer: Nevadan

Answer: Silver state

Answer: Nevada (U.S. state)

Answer: The Silver State

Answer: Tikaboo Valley

Answer: Nevada (state)

Answer: Battle Born State

Answer: Transport in Nevada

Answer: Nevada


Question: The United Nations Organisation UNHRC looks at what specific issue?

Answer: Human Rights

Answer: Fundamental human right

Answer: Law & human rights

Answer: Comparative studies of human rights record of countries

Answer: Human rights violations

Answer: Human rights contraventions

Answer: HUMAN RIGHTS

Answer: Violations of human rights

Answer: Human rights groups and the Middle East

Answer: Human-rights

Answer: Human rights violation

Answer: Human rights treaty bodies

Answer: Human rights abuses

Answer: Fundamental human rights

Answer: Human rights abuse

Answer: Human rights and freedoms

Answer: Human rights organisation

Answer: Protection of civilians

Answer: Human rights

Answer: International Human Rights

Answer: Basic human rights

Answer: Human right abuses

Answer: Universal human rights

Answer: Human right


Question: Which singer was nicknamed the Walrus of Love?

Answer: Walrus Of Love

Answer: Barry White (singer)

Answer: BARRY WHITE

Answer: Barry Eugene White

Answer: Barry white

Answer: Barry White

Answer: Barrence Eugene Carter

Answer: Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra


Question: Which Brewery makes London Pride bitter?

Answer: Fuller's

Answer: Fuller (disambiguation)

Answer: FULLERS,

Answer: Fuller


Question: What piece of equipment was banned from the National Gallery in 2015?

Answer: Selfie stick

Answer: Selfie pole

Answer: Selfie-stick

Answer: SELFIE STICK


Question: In the book by James Hilton what was the full surname of the character Mr Chips?

Answer: Chepying

Answer: Chipping (disambiguation)

Answer: CHIPPING

Answer: Chipping


Question: Which British Cathedral has three spires?

Answer: Licidfelth

Answer: Lichfield

Answer: Lichfield City

Answer: Netherstowe high school

Answer: City of Lichfield

Answer: LICHFIELD

Answer: Municipal Borough of Lichfield

Answer: Lichfield (city)


Question: Which folk singer and activist who died in 2014 aged 94 years co-wrote the songs Where Have All The Flowers Gone, If I had a Hammer and adapted the song Turn, Turn, Turn from the Book of Ecclesiastes?

Answer: Peter Seeger

Answer: PETE SEEGER

Answer: Pete Seger

Answer: Union Boys

Answer: Seeger, Pete

Answer: Pete Seeger

Answer: Pete seeger


Question: Which US president controversially granted Nixon a full pardon over the Watergate scandal?

Answer: President Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford Jr.

Answer: Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr.

Answer: Leslie L King

Answer: Leslie King, Jr.

Answer: Ford administration

Answer: Gerald R Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr

Answer: Birth and life of Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford administration

Answer: Gerald fod

Answer: Vice President Ford

Answer: Nixon pardon

Answer: Ford Administration

Answer: Presidency of Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Jerry Ford

Answer: U.S. President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford

Answer: GERALD FORD

Answer: Gerald ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.

Answer: Presidency of gerald ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford

Answer: President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerry Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr

Answer: Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie L. King

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr.

Answer: 38th President of the United States

Answer: Leslie King, Jr

Answer: President Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.


Question: The opera Gloriana is by which English composer?

Answer: Britten, Benjamin

Answer: Benjamin, Baron Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten

Answer: Ballets by Benjamin Britten

Answer: Britten

Answer: Lord Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: BENJAMIN BRITTEN

Answer: Baron Britten

Answer: Baron Britten of Aldeburgh

Answer: Britten, Benjamin, Baron

Answer: Benjamin Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten OM CH

Answer: Benjamin Britten, 1st Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamen Britten

Answer: E B Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britain

Answer: Benjamin britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM CH


Question: On which motorway would you find the Blackburn with Darwen service area?

Answer: M-65

Answer: M65

Answer: M.65

Answer: M65 (disambiguation)


Question: The Carnegie family fortune was built around Andrew Carnegie's success in manufacture in which industry?

Answer: Steel

Answer: Steel workers

Answer: Steel plate

Answer: Steel truss

Answer: Steelworker

Answer: Steel (alloy)

Answer: Steel industry

Answer: Steel (metal)

Answer: Steels

Answer: Titanic steel

Answer: Steelworkers

Answer: Steel in Africa

Answer: Steel sheeting

Answer: Crude steel

Answer: Steel worker

Answer: Unwrapped steel

Answer: Long steel products

Answer: Steel Construction

Answer: Steel manufacture


Question: In Greek myth, name any one of the Furies or Erinyes.

Answer: Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone


Question: What is potamology the study of?

Answer: Riveriness

Answer: Middle course

Answer: Rivercourse

Answer: Upper course

Answer: Riverine

Answer: Lower course

Answer: Rivers

Answer: River flows

Answer: River maintenance flow

Answer: River


Question: Who directed the Michael Jackson video 'Bad'?

Answer: Martin Schorsese

Answer: Martin Scorsese

Answer: Scorsezi

Answer: Martin Charles Scorsese

Answer: Scorsese, Martin

Answer: Martin Scorsesi

Answer: Martin scorcese

Answer: Martin Scorsese's

Answer: Scorseze

Answer: Marty Scorsese

Answer: Scorsese

Answer: Scorsesean

Answer: Martin Scorsese characters

Answer: Martin Scorcese

Answer: Scorcese

Answer: Martin schorsese

Answer: Martin Marcantonio Luciano Scorsese

Answer: Martin scorsese

Answer: Scorsesi


Question: What two word derogatory term was applied to the women who failed to find husbands on their expedition to India during the Raj and sailed back to the UK?

Answer: Returned Empties


Question: To within a year either side, in which year were the proceedings of the House of Commons first televised?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-nine

Answer: 1989


Question: Given by the British tabloid press, what is the nickname of Nick Freeman, a solicitor famous for helping his clients escape punishment?

Answer: Nick Freeman

Answer: Mr Loophole

Answer: Mr. Loophole


Question: From 1791 to 1803, Toussaint L'Ouverture led a revolt against France on which island?

Answer: Haitian Ancestry

Answer: Haïti

Answer: Name of Haiti

Answer: Republic of haiti

Answer: Haidi

Answer: Subdivisions of Haiti

Answer: ISO 3166-1:HT

Answer: Administrative divisions of Haiti

Answer: Republic of Haiti

Answer: République d'Haïti

Answer: Arrondissements and communes of haiti

Answer: Repiblik Ayiti

Answer: History of Haitian Nationality

Answer: Departements of Haiti

Answer: People of Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Ayiti

Answer: Haití

Answer: Hayti

Answer: Haitian Declaration of Independence


Question: In which present day British county was the first UK Women's Institute founded in 1915?

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: Who was the first British monarch to be born in Buckingham Palace?

Answer: WILLIAMthe FOURTH


Question: What name is given to belief in more than one god?

Answer: Polytheists

Answer: Politeism

Answer: Polytheistic religion

Answer: Hard and soft polytheism

Answer: Polytheist

Answer: Hard Polytheism

Answer: POLYTHEISM

Answer: Polytheistic

Answer: Soft polytheism

Answer: Monistic polytheism

Answer: Polytheism

Answer: Polytheistic religions

Answer: Substance monotheism

Answer: Monistic-polytheism

Answer: Hard polytheism

Answer: Soft Polytheism

Answer: Soft and hard polytheism


Question: Who was the first actor to be knighted?

Answer: John Henry Brodribb

Answer: H Irving

Answer: (Henry) IRVING

Answer: Henry Irving

Answer: Sir Henry Irving


Question: Which European country's flag consists of three equal horizontal bands of white, green and red?

Answer: Balgariya

Answer: Bulgariya

Answer: BULGARIA

Answer: Балгария

Answer: Република България

Answer: България

Answer: Булгария

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BG

Answer: Булгариа

Answer: Balgaria

Answer: Republic of Bulgaria

Answer: Bulgarie

Answer: Bulgaria

Answer: Bulgary


Question: Which author created the LAPD detective Harry Bosch?

Answer: Michael Connelly

Answer: (Michael) CONNELLY

Answer: Roy Lindell


Question: What name is given to a word or phrase in a computer document that can be clicked on In order to move to a related document?

Answer: Weblinks

Answer: Web link

Answer: Blue Links

Answer: Hyperlinks

Answer: Hyper links

Answer: Embeded Link

Answer: Href=

Answer: Wikilinking

Answer: Outbound links

Answer: Wikilinks

Answer: HTML link

Answer: HYPERLINK

Answer: Weblink

Answer: Blue link

Answer: Embedded Link

Answer: Hyperlink

Answer: Wikilink

Answer: Hyperlinking

Answer: Embedded link

Answer: Hyper-link

Answer: Wikilinked

Answer: Hypertext anchor

Answer: HyperLink

Answer: Navigation element

Answer: Linky

Answer: Hyper link

Answer: Href

Answer: Outbound link

Answer: Link (web)


Question: The Elgin Marbles were originally part of which building?

Answer: Parthenon

Answer: Temple of Athena

Answer: Parthenoi

Answer: The Parthenon

Answer: Doric Parthenon

Answer: Parthanon

Answer: The Parthenon, Greece


Question: Which restaurant chain has supported the Venice in Peril campaign since 1975?

Answer: Milano (restaurant)

Answer: Pizza Express

Answer: Pizza Marzano

Answer: PizzaExpress

Answer: Pizza express

Answer: Pizza Milano


Question: Which horse race, along with the Grand National, is part of the 'Spring Double'?

Answer: Lincoln(shire) Handicap

Answer: Lincolnshire Handicap

Answer: Lincoln Spring Handicap

Answer: Lincoln Handicap

Answer: William Hill Lincoln Handicap


Question: Deacon Blue took their name from the title of a song by which group?

Answer: The Dan

Answer: Steely dan

Answer: Steely Dan

Answer: Steeley Dan

Answer: Steely Dan (band)

Answer: Danfest


Question: In Greek mythology, what was the name of the nymphs who tended the garden from where Heracles stole golden apples?

Answer: Apples of the Hesperides

Answer: African Sisters

Answer: Hesperide

Answer: The Hesperides

Answer: Hespera

Answer: Erytheis

Answer: Erythia

Answer: Ἑσπερίδες

Answer: Garden of Hesperides

Answer: Erythea

Answer: Hesperie

Answer: Hesperids

Answer: Hesperides

Answer: Erytheia

Answer: Hesperethousa

Answer: Garden of the Hesperides


Question: A number and letter on a small plate fixed to the smokebox door of a railway locomotive gave what information?

Answer: Its home 'shed' or depot


Question: Convallaria majalis is the scientific name for what popular garden flower?

Answer: The Lily of the Valley

Answer: The Lily Of The Valley

Answer: LILY OF THE VALLEY


Question: With its capital at Jaipur, what is the largest state of India, by area?

Answer: Rajasthan state

Answer: Radjasthan

Answer: IN-RJ

Answer: Rajistan

Answer: United State of Rajasthan

Answer: Rājasthān

Answer: Marudesh

Answer: Rajasthan State

Answer: Rajasthan (India)

Answer: Rajastan

Answer: Geography of Rajasthan

Answer: Rajsthaan

Answer: राजस्थान

Answer: Rajasthan

Answer: Rajasthan, India

Answer: RAJASTHAN

Answer: Radjastan


Question: The Italian soccer club Sampdoria plays home games in which city?

Answer: Quarto di Genova

Answer: Flag of Genoa

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITGOA

Answer: Genova, Italy

Answer: Gènova

Answer: Genoan

Answer: Genoa, Italy

Answer: History of Genoa

Answer: GENOA

Answer: Genoa

Answer: Genova

Answer: Geona

Answer: Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Rosso Genoa


Question: War Horse is a novel by which former children's laureate?

Answer: MICHAEL MORPURGO

Answer: Michael morpurgo

Answer: Michael Morpurgo

Answer: Michael Andrew Bridge Morpurgo OBE FKC

Answer: Michael Andrew Bridge Morpurgo

Answer: Lauren ogilvie


Question: In Spain which fruit is called a melocoton?

Answer: Peacherine

Answer: Peach

Answer: Prunus daemonifuga

Answer: Nectarines

Answer: Peach trees

Answer: Peaches

Answer: Nectarine

Answer: Persica platycarpa

Answer: Amygdalus potanini

Answer: Peacherine tree

Answer: Culture of peach

Answer: White peach

Answer: Clingstone peach

Answer: Amygdalus persica

Answer: Elegant Lady

Answer: Persica nucipersica

Answer: PEACH

Answer: Peacherines

Answer: Freestone peach

Answer: Amygdalus nucipersica

Answer: A Peach

Answer: Brugnon

Answer: Prunus persica

Answer: Persica potaninii

Answer: Persica vulgaris


Question: What word is used to describe the process of giving birth by animals such as dogs and wolves?

Answer: WHELPING

Answer: Whelping

Answer: Births

Answer: Birth

Answer: Parturition


Question: Which member of the cabinet is MP for Maidenhead?

Answer: Theresa Mary May

Answer: THERESA MAY

Answer: Theresa May


Question: Which musician and composer said 'Wagner has wonderful moments, and dreadful quarters of an hour'?

Answer: Gioachino Antonio Rossini

Answer: Gioacchino Rossini

Answer: Giovacchino Rossini

Answer: Gioachino Rossini

Answer: Giacomo Rossini

Answer: Ballets to the music of Gioachino Rossini

Answer: G. Rossini

Answer: Gioacchino Antonio Rossini

Answer: Gioacchimo Rossini

Answer: GIOACHINO ROSSINI

Answer: Rossini

Answer: Giacchino Rossini

Answer: Giachino Rossini


Question: The Dales Way is a path that runs from Bowness in Cumbria to which town in Yorkshire on the River Wharfe?

Answer: Bingley College

Answer: Ilkley College

Answer: Bingley College of Education

Answer: Ilkley Urban District

Answer: Ilkley College of Education

Answer: Ilkley Ward

Answer: Ilkley, West Yorkshire

Answer: Ilkley

Answer: ILKLEY


Question: Whose last opera was Falstaff?

Answer: G. Verdi

Answer: Guiseppe Verdi

Answer: GIUSEPPE VERDI

Answer: José Verdi

Answer: Verdi Competition

Answer: Guisippe Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe Fortuning Francesco Verdi

Answer: Verdi's

Answer: Guiseppe verdi

Answer: G Verdi

Answer: VERDI

Answer: Giuseppe Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe verdi

Answer: Guiseppi Verdi

Answer: Verdi


Question: Which author also writes under the name Barbara Vine?

Answer: Baroness Rendell

Answer: Ruth Barbara Rendell

Answer: Ruth Barbara Rendell, Baroness Rendell of Babergh

Answer: Ruth Rendell, Baroness Rendell of Babergh

Answer: Barbara Vine

Answer: Ruth rendall

Answer: Lady Rendell

Answer: Baroness Rendell of Babergh

Answer: Ruth Rendell

Answer: The Reason Why: An Anthology of the Murderous Mind

Answer: RUTH RENDELL


Question: In the TV series Man about the House by what phrase was any mention of sex called?

Answer: PERCY FILTH

Answer: Burn the Negative

Answer: Percy Filth

Answer: Burn the negative

Answer: Lil' Devious


Question: During World War II in which country did the Battle of the Kasserine Pass take place?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TN

Answer: Tunisian Republic

Answer: Republic of Tunisia

Answer: Tounes

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia in the middle ages

Answer: Tunisie

Answer: Etymology of Tunisia

Answer: Medieval tunisia

Answer: TUNISIA

Answer: الجمهورية التونسية

Answer: Classical tunisia

Answer: Tunnisia

Answer: Name of Tunisia

Answer: Administrative divisions of Tunisia

Answer: Ancient tunisia

Answer: Tounisiyya

Answer: Tunisa

Answer: Tunesia

Answer: Al-Jumhūriyya at-Tūnisiyya


Question: In which children?s cartoon series have you 'gotta catch em all'?

Answer: The Legendary Bird Pokemon

Answer: PkMn

Answer: Pogeyman

Answer: Nuzlocke (Challenge)

Answer: Pokémon Dollar

Answer: Fallarbor Town

Answer: Pokémon Mystery Club

Answer: Fortree City

Answer: POKéMON

Answer: Japan Pokemon

Answer: Hajitsuge Taun

Answer: Grapefruit Islands

Answer: Pokémon Cultural influence

Answer: POKEMON

Answer: Jagged Pass

Answer: Fubata town

Answer: Hiwamaki Shiti

Answer: Cherry grove city

Answer: Pokimon

Answer: Pokemon miniseries

Answer: Poke-Mon

Answer: Pokemen

Answer: Pokemon Dollar

Answer: Pokayman

Answer: Pokemon Online

Answer: Pokéman

Answer: PokÉmon

Answer: Ecruteak

Answer: Pokemon on the Wii

Answer: Pokémon Characteristics

Answer: Pokmon

Answer: Fuen Taun

Answer: Poke Flute

Answer: Rare pokemon

Answer: Pokemon in popular culture

Answer: Pokemon Fans

Answer: Bulbagarden

Answer: Gotta catch em all

Answer: Poké Flute

Answer: Pokémon in popular culture

Answer: Hajitsuge Town

Answer: Poketto Monsuta

Answer: Pokemon drawing

Answer: Poekmon

Answer: Desert Ruins

Answer: Cave of Origin

Answer: Pocketmonsters

Answer: Fuen Town

Answer: Pocket Monsters (series)

Answer: Pokémon Online

Answer: Nuzlocke

Answer: Ilex Forest

Answer: Cianwood Island

Answer: Pokémon species

Answer: List of legendary Pokémon

Answer: PokeMon

Answer: Pokemon species

Answer: Evergrande City

Answer: Pokemob

Answer: Nuzlocke (challenge)

Answer: Pokemon NetBattle

Answer: Hiwamaki City

Answer: Pokemon

Answer: Pokemon Characteristics

Answer: Pokemom

Answer: Pockemon

Answer: Pocket monsters

Answer: Pocket Monster

Answer: Pokemon League

Answer: ポケットモンスター

Answer: Poketto Monsutā

Answer: Poketto Monsutaa

Answer: Pokermon

Answer: Guren Island

Answer: Pokemon.com

Answer: Pokémon franchise

Answer: Pokamon

Answer: Goldenrod City

Answer: Cianwood City

Answer: Dewford Town

Answer: Pokaymans

Answer: Ever Grande City

Answer: Iron Island

Answer: Pokaymons

Answer: Pokemans

Answer: Pokeymon

Answer: Foento City

Answer: Pokemon Cultural influence

Answer: Poketto Monsuta-

Answer: ポケモン,

Answer: Pocket Monsters

Answer: Goldenrod Radio Tower

Answer: Pok%60emon

Answer: Pokeman

Answer: Pokemon Mystery Club

Answer: PKMN

Answer: Pogeymanz

Answer: ポケモン

Answer: POKÉMON

Answer: Pokèmon

Answer: Pocket Mon

Answer: Pokemon!

Answer: Fiore Region

Answer: Pokaymon

Answer: Pokémon USA Inc.

Answer: Pokeymans

Answer: Island Cave

Answer: Pkmn

Answer: Pokemon franchise

Answer: Pokémon on the Wii

Answer: Pokémon drawing

Answer: Pocket Mon.

Answer: Pocket mon

Answer: Poke'mon

Answer: Pokemon forms

Answer: Pokemaniac

Answer: Pokiemon

Answer: Pokemonz

Answer: Pokémon

Answer: Pocket mon.

Answer: Pokemons

Answer: Dewford town

Answer: Ty Moore

Answer: POKeMON

Answer: Pokemon USA Inc.

Answer: Granite Cave

Answer: The pokemon world

Answer: PokéMon

Answer: Pokemanz

Answer: Hakutai City

Answer: Bulbapedia

Answer: The pokémon world

Answer: Cherrygrove City

Answer: Gotta catch 'em all!

Answer: Pkmon

Answer: Futaba town

Answer: Cianwood City (Cianwood Island)


Question: Who is the presenter of the TV series The School of Hard Sums?

Answer: Dara Ó Briain

Answer: Dara O Briain

Answer: Dara O'Briain

Answer: Craic Dealer

Answer: Dara O'Brien

Answer: Dara o Brian

Answer: Dara o briain

Answer: Daire O'Briain

Answer: DARA O'BRIAIN


Question: Which handheld electronic toy had to be treated as a pet?

Answer: Saaiko! Tamagotchi

Answer: TAMAGOTCHI

Answer: Tamaguchi

Answer: Tamogatchi

Answer: Tamagotchi V4

Answer: Tamagotchi version 4

Answer: Tamigotchi

Answer: Tamagutchi

Answer: Tamagotchi

Answer: Tamogotchi

Answer: Aki Maita

Answer: Tamagotti

Answer: Mametchi

Answer: Ichigotchi

Answer: Saaikō! Tamagotchi

Answer: Tomagatchi

Answer: Tamagocchi

Answer: Tamagachi

Answer: Tamagaotchi

Answer: Tamagoshi

Answer: Kuchipatchi

Answer: Tamagotchi Secret Characters

Answer: Tamagotchi help

Answer: Tamagochi

Answer: Anime TV de Hakken! Tamagotchi

Answer: Tamaigotchi

Answer: Hinotamatchi

Answer: Tamagotchi Connection V3

Answer: Tomagotchi

Answer: Tomagutchi

Answer: Memetchi

Answer: Mimitchi

Answer: Otokitchi

Answer: Tagamotchi

Answer: Gotchi King

Answer: Let's Go! Tamagotchi

Answer: Tamagatchi

Answer: Tamagothi

Answer: List of Tamagotchi Chracters

Answer: Tamagotchis


Question: In which decade of the 17th Century was the new model army created?

Answer: 40's

Answer: 40-49

Answer: 40s

Answer: 40's


Question: Which US Naval Shipyard shares its name with an English county?

Answer: Norfolkshire

Answer: Norfolk

Answer: Norfolk, UK

Answer: County of Norfolk

Answer: Norfolk, England

Answer: Norfolk (England)


Question: Who wrote the opera A Masked Ball?

Answer: G. Verdi

Answer: Guiseppe Verdi

Answer: José Verdi

Answer: Verdi Competition

Answer: Guisippe Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe Fortuning Francesco Verdi

Answer: Verdi's

Answer: Guiseppe verdi

Answer: G Verdi

Answer: VERDI

Answer: Giuseppe Verdi

Answer: Giuseppe verdi

Answer: Guiseppi Verdi

Answer: Verdi


Question: Who played the part of Dr Mark Sloan in the TV series Diagnosis Murder?

Answer: Dick Van Dyk

Answer: Dr. Sloan

Answer: Richard Van Dyke

Answer: Dick van Dyke

Answer: Dyck Van Dike

Answer: Dick Van Dyke

Answer: Richard Wayne Van Dyke

Answer: Dick van dyke

Answer: Learn Not to Burn

Answer: Dick Van Dike

Answer: Dick VanDyke


Question: Name the year in which Driving Miss Daisy won the Best Picture Oscar, Mikhail Gorbachev is elected as the first executive President of the Soviet Union and Iraq invaded Kuwait?

Answer: 1990

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety


Question: Which town or city was the first to supply the winners of both the FA Cup and Rugby League Challenge Cup in the same year?

Answer: Wigan (2013


Question: Which US state is known as The First State as it was first to ratify the Constitution in 1787?

Answer: Religion in Delaware

Answer: Alcohol law of Delaware

Answer: Delaware alcohol law

Answer: Delaware

Answer: Three lower counties

Answer: Alcohol laws of Delaware

Answer: The Small Wonder

Answer: Delaware (State)

Answer: Alcohol laws in Delaware

Answer: Sports in Delaware

Answer: Delaware alcohol laws

Answer: Del.

Answer: Delawarean

Answer: DelawarE

Answer: Delaware, United States

Answer: Transportation in Delaware

Answer: US-DE

Answer: Education in Delaware

Answer: Government of Delaware

Answer: The Blue Hen State

Answer: Alcohol law in Delaware

Answer: Deleware (state)

Answer: Geography of Delaware

Answer: Delaware, U.S.

Answer: State of Delaware

Answer: Economy of Delaware

Answer: Culture of Delaware

Answer: Delaware (U.S. state)

Answer: Delaware (state)

Answer: Transport in Delaware

Answer: Delaware trivia

Answer: Demographics of Delaware

Answer: The First State

Answer: Climate of Delaware

Answer: Deleware

Answer: 1st State


Question: Which top German football club play home games at the Allianz Stadion?

Answer: FC Bayern München

Answer: FC Bayern Munich

Answer: F.C. Bayern Muenchen

Answer: F.C. Bayern München

Answer: Die Roten

Answer: F.C. Bayern Munchen

Answer: Fußball-Club Bayern München

Answer: Die Bayern

Answer: Bayern Munchen

Answer: Bayern München

Answer: Bayern Múnich

Answer: Bayern de Múnich

Answer: FC Hollywood

Answer: Der FCB

Answer: Fc Bayern

Answer: F.C. Bayern Munich

Answer: FC BAYERN

Answer: Bayern Munich

Answer: FC Bayern Munchen

Answer: Bayern Muenchen

Answer: FC Bayern Muenchen


Question: Who played Gene Hunt in the TV series Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes?

Answer: Philip glenister

Answer: Phillip Glenister

Answer: Philip Glenister


Question: In Jeff Wayne's 'Musical Version of Spartacus' released in 1992, which later Oscar-winning British actress sings the principal female role of Palene?

Answer: Catherine ζ-Jones

Answer: Catherine ζ Jones

Answer: Zeta jones

Answer: Cat Zeta

Answer: Catherine Zeta-Jones

Answer: Milkwood Films

Answer: Zeta-Jones

Answer: Katherine Zeta-Jones

Answer: Catherine Zeta Jones

Answer: Catherine Zeta

Answer: Catherine Zeta Jones filmography

Answer: Catherian Zeta Jones

Answer: Catherine Zeta-Jones filmography

Answer: Katherine Zeta Jones

Answer: Catherine z Jones

Answer: Catherine z-Jones


Question: In Arthurian legend, the Fisher King is is the keeper of which relic?

Answer: Sangrael

Answer: Grail legend

Answer: The Holy Glair

Answer: Grail mythos

Answer: Sangraal

Answer: Quest for the Holy Grail

Answer: The Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Quest

Answer: Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Myth

Answer: Queste du Graal

Answer: Sangreal

Answer: The Quest of the Holy Grail

Answer: Sangrail

Answer: Grail

Answer: Holy grail

Answer: Holy Graal

Answer: San Greal

Answer: Grail myth

Answer: Holy Grail Quest


Question: Which is the home city of cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, where he recently finished his career?

Answer: Bomaim

Answer: Galajunkja

Answer: Mumbai

Answer: Kakamuchee

Answer: Greater Bombay

Answer: Bombay, Maharashtra

Answer: Mumbay

Answer: Mumbai, India

Answer: Bombay (India)

Answer: Mumbaii

Answer: Mumbaī

Answer: Mumbaai

Answer: Mumbia

Answer: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Answer: Mubai

Answer: Mumbai, Maharastra

Answer: मुंबई

Answer: Bombay also known as mumbai

Answer: Greater Mumbai

Answer: Eastindians

Answer: Crime in Mumbai

Answer: Mumbai, MH

Answer: Bon Bahia

Answer: Bombei

Answer: Mumbai City

Answer: Bombay india

Answer: Bom Bahia

Answer: Mumbai (Images)

Answer: Bombay, India

Answer: Bomaím

Answer: Bombai

Answer: Demographics of Mumbai

Answer: Rajhans Balvatika

Answer: Mumbai (Bombay)

Answer: Bombay City

Answer: Mombai

Answer: Bombay

Answer: Bombay, MH


Question: Former tennis player Vijay Armitrage apears in which James Bond film?

Answer: Kamal kahn

Answer: List of Bond girls in Octopussy

Answer: Magda (James Bond)

Answer: List of James Bond allies in Octopussy

Answer: Vijay (James Bond)

Answer: Bond 13

Answer: Octopussy (character)

Answer: Penelope Smallbone

Answer: Octopussy

Answer: General Orlov

Answer: Kamal Khan

Answer: Octopussy (film)

Answer: List of James Bond villains in Octopussy

Answer: Jim Fanning (James Bond)


Question: Which businessman on his elevation to the House of Lords, by Gordon Brown, in 2000, took the title Baron of Clapton?

Answer: Alan Michael Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Barron sugar of clapton

Answer: The Lord Sugar

Answer: Sir Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Sir Alan Sugar

Answer: Suralan

Answer: Alan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Lord Sugar

Answer: Baron Sugar of Clapton

Answer: Barron sugar of Clapton

Answer: Sir alan

Answer: Barron Sugar

Answer: Amsair

Answer: Sir Alan Michael Sugar

Answer: Barron Sugar of Clapton

Answer: Sir Alan

Answer: Baron Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar of Hackney

Answer: Lord Alan Sugar

Answer: Amscreen

Answer: Barron Sugar of clapton


Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Samson and Delilah?

Answer: Judge (disambiguation)

Answer: Judges


Question: Which river is spanned by Abraham Darby's Iron Bridge?

Answer: Seven Boar

Answer: Severn river (great britain)

Answer: Afon Hafren

Answer: Severn Vale

Answer: Severn River (Great Britain)

Answer: River Severn

Answer: Severn

Answer: The Severn River


Question: Which former Labour MP took the title Baroness of Bow on her elevation to the House of Lords, by David Cameron, in 2010?

Answer: Oonah King

Answer: Baroness King of Bow

Answer: Oona Tamsyn King

Answer: Oona King, Baroness King of Bow

Answer: Oona King


Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Noah's Ark?

Answer: Génesis

Answer: Genesis (Album)

Answer: Genesis (song)

Answer: Genisis

Answer: Genesis (album)

Answer: Book of Genesis (disambiguation)

Answer: Genesis (film)

Answer: Genesis

Answer: Genesis (disambiguation)


Question: The name of which chemical element takes its name from the Greek for light-bringing?

Answer: Phospho

Answer: P32 isotope

Answer: Red Phosphorous

Answer: Phosporus

Answer: 32P

Answer: Phosphorus compounds

Answer: Element 15

Answer: Phosphorus in biological systems

Answer: Fosforus

Answer: Phosphorus

Answer: Phosphorus (chemical element)


Question: Who produces and presents the BBC arts programme Imagine?

Answer: Alan Yentob

Answer: Botney


Question: Which American singer's music publishing company was called Gladys Music?

Answer: Elvis Aron Presley

Answer: Oh, How I Love Jesus

Answer: Elvis Presley's political beliefs

Answer: He's Only a Prayer Away

Answer: Jesse Garon Presley

Answer: Elvis Pressly

Answer: Elvis Pressley

Answer: Elvis Aaron Pressly

Answer: The King (entertainer)

Answer: Elvis A. Presley

Answer: Elvis prestly

Answer: (Keep Your) Hands Off (Of It)

Answer: Presleyesque

Answer: It's No Fun Being Lonely

Answer: Elvis Presley

Answer: Mr. Aaron

Answer: Ginger Alden

Answer: Gladys Presley

Answer: Political beliefs of elvis presley

Answer: Cattle Call/Yodel

Answer: Dainty Little Moonbeams

Answer: Elvis The Pelvis

Answer: I Asked the Lord

Answer: Elvis discography

Answer: Elvis

Answer: Show Me Thy Ways, O, Lord

Answer: Gladys Love Presley

Answer: Jesse Presley

Answer: Lovely Mamie

Answer: Elvis presley

Answer: Mary Lou Brown

Answer: Elvis Presely

Answer: Elvis Pres;ey

Answer: Long, Lonely Highway

Answer: Elvis aaron

Answer: Death of Elvis Presley

Answer: Elvis Presley discography

Answer: Apron Strings

Answer: Elvis Pres

Answer: Frank Page (radio)

Answer: Vernon Presley

Answer: Little Mama

Answer: Elvis Aron Pressley

Answer: Gladys love presley

Answer: Elivs

Answer: Vernon Elvis Presley

Answer: I Ain't About to Sing

Answer: Elvis Aaron Presley

Answer: Elvisesque

Answer: Elvis Extravaganza

Answer: Political beliefs of Elvis Presley

Answer: Gladys Love Smith

Answer: Elvis aron

Answer: Elvis Presly

Answer: Elvis Aaron Pressley

Answer: Elvis presley discography

Answer: Elvis Aron Pressly

Answer: I Didn't Make It On Playing Guitar

Answer: The King (actor-singer)

Answer: Elvis Presley Discography

Answer: Vernon and Gladys Presley

Answer: Presley, Elvis


Question: In which film did Kenneth Williams say infamy infamy they've all got it in for me?

Answer: Carry on Cleo

Answer: CARRY ON CLEO

Answer: Carry On Cleo


Question: Give a year in the life of composer Frederic Chopin.

Answer: 1810-1849


Question: In which Jane Austen novel is Frederick Wentworth the lover of Anne Elliot?

Answer: Inveigling

Answer: Suasion

Answer: Persuasive

Answer: Social Psychology Persuasion

Answer: Persuasion

Answer: Suasions

Answer: Persuades

Answer: Inveigles

Answer: Persuasive communication

Answer: PERSUASION

Answer: Heuristic persuasion

Answer: Persuading

Answer: Persuade

Answer: Inveigled

Answer: Inveigle

Answer: Persuaded

Answer: Systematic persuasion

Answer: Social persuasion


Question: Which author?s son was killed in World War I, events depicted in the TV film called My Boy Jack?

Answer: Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kiplingesque

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling rudyard

Answer: Rudy Kipling

Answer: R Kipling

Answer: Kipling

Answer: Kipling, Joseph Rudyard

Answer: Kiplingian

Answer: R. Kipling

Answer: Ruyard Kipling

Answer: RUDYARD KIPLING

Answer: Kipling Society

Answer: Bard of Empire

Answer: Rudyard Kipling (author)


Question: Which Lancashire football club plays home games at the Globe Arena, moving from Christie Park in 2010?

Answer: Morecambe

Answer: Morecambe, Lancashire

Answer: MORECAMBE


Question: Who is the only Spanish winner of the Ladies' Singles at Wimbledon?

Answer: Conchita Martinez

Answer: Inmaculada Concepción %22Conchita%22 Martínez Bernat

Answer: Conchita Martínez

Answer: CONCHITA MARTINEZ

Answer: Conchita Martinez Bernat

Answer: Conchita Martínez Bernat

Answer: Inmaculada Concepción Martínez Bernat

Answer: Inmaculada Concepción (%22Conchita%22) Martínez Bernat


Question: What is the surname of the TV sibling characters Chris, Meg and Stewie (and pet Brian)?

Answer: Griphon

Answer: Axex

Answer: Griffin

Answer: Gryyfins

Answer: Grifen

Answer: Legendary creature griffin

Answer: Griffons

Answer: Gryphen

Answer: Griphons

Answer: Grifens

Answer: Gryffin

Answer: Griffins

Answer: GRIFFIN

Answer: Gryphin

Answer: Griffin/version 2

Answer: Opinicus

Answer: Keythong

Answer: Opinici

Answer: Gryphon (heraldry)

Answer: Gryphons


Question: My Colourful Life: From Red To Amber is the autobiography of which local sports personality who died in 2011?

Answer: Ginger McCain

Answer: GINGER McCAIN

Answer: Ginger mccain


Question: Which public holiday is celebrated on the first Monday in September in the USA?

Answer: Labor Day

Answer: Labor Day (US)

Answer: LABOR DAY

Answer: Labor day

Answer: Labor Day;

Answer: Labor Day (United States)

Answer: Labor Day Weekend

Answer: Labor Day'

Answer: First Monday in September

Answer: Laborday

Answer: Labor Sunday


Question: Who had a 1963 hit with The Folk Singer?

Answer: Tommy Roe


Question: The Isle of Capri is close to which Italian resort?

Answer: Sorrento

Answer: Surriento

Answer: Surrentum

Answer: Sorrento, Italy

Answer: Bay of Sorrento


Question: Who was the last Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?

Answer: Jane Somers

Answer: Doris Lessing

Answer: Briefing for a Descent into Hell

Answer: Doris Lessig

Answer: Lessing, Doris

Answer: Doris May Lessing CH, OBE

Answer: Doris lessing

Answer: Doris May Lessing

Answer: Doris Tayler


Question: What is the name of the fragrant essential oil obtained chiefly from the Damask Rose?

Answer: Attar

Answer: Attâr

Answer: Attoor

Answer: Attar (disambiguation)

Answer: Attār

Answer: Attoor (disambiguation)


Question: Which visitor attraction is in Exploration Drive, Leicester?

Answer: National Space Centre

Answer: The National Space Centre

Answer: National Space Centre of England

Answer: Leicester Space Centre


Question: In which north west town is there a penny-farthing museum? A 'Great Race' is held there every ten years.

Answer: Knuttesford

Answer: High Legh Primary School

Answer: High Legh primary shool

Answer: Knutsford


Question: Since the foundation of the Football League which is the only team from outside the League (or Premier League) to win the FA Cup, doing so in 1901?

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F. C.

Answer: Spurs manager

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Foundation

Answer: Tottenham Hostpur

Answer: Tottenham FC

Answer: The lilywhites

Answer: Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F C

Answer: Hotspurs

Answer: COYS

Answer: Hotspur (disambiguation)

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C

Answer: THFC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Hotspur

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur FC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur

Answer: Thfc

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs FC

Answer: Audere est facere

Answer: FC Tottenham

Answer: Spurs FC

Answer: Yid Army


Question: In which film did Jude Law play a sniper at the Battle of Stalingrad?

Answer: Enemy at the gates

Answer: Enemy at the Gates

Answer: Enemy At The Gates

Answer: Vasily Sarayev


Question: Played on TV by Gregor Fisher, whose boat was called The Vital Spark?

Answer: Para Handy


Question: Alice?s Adventures in Wonderland was originally published in 1865 as Alice?s Adventures .. where?

Answer: (Alice?s Adventures) Underground


Question: In which decade was the English League Cup first contested?

Answer: Sixties Revolution

Answer: Turbulent Sixties

Answer: 1960s (decade)

Answer: The '60's

Answer: 60's

Answer: 1960s in sports

Answer: 1960's

Answer: Nineteen sixties

Answer: The 60s

Answer: 1960s

Answer: The '60s

Answer: Sixties

Answer: The 60's

Answer: Nineteen-sixties

Answer: 1960ies

Answer: 1960–1969

Answer: %6060s

Answer: '60s

Answer: 1960-1969

Answer: 1960's

Answer: The Sixties


Question: How old were Jimmi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison when they died?

Answer: 27

Answer: twenty-seven


Question: The revolutionary group the Sandinistas were active in which country?

Answer: Nicarugua

Answer: Nicuragua

Answer: Administrative divisions of Nicaragua

Answer: Bibliography of nicaragua

Answer: Subdivisions of Nicaragua

Answer: Health in Nicaragua

Answer: Republica De Nicaragua

Answer: Etymology of Nicaragua

Answer: República de Nicaragua

Answer: Sport in Nicaragua

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NI

Answer: Republic of Nicaragua

Answer: The Republic of Nicaragua

Answer: Nicaraguan

Answer: Nicaragua

Answer: Nicaragua, Central America


Question: An orrery, popular in the 13th and 19th centuries, was a model of what?

Answer: Inner Solar System

Answer: Middle solar system

Answer: Inner planet

Answer: Solar-system

Answer: System, solar

Answer: Solar system.

Answer: Solarsystem

Answer: Terran System

Answer: Solor System

Answer: Inner solar system

Answer: Sol System

Answer: Solar System's

Answer: Sola system

Answer: Eight planets

Answer: Inner Planet

Answer: Nine planets

Answer: Solar System (planetary)

Answer: Outer Solar System

Answer: Solar System

Answer: Solsys

Answer: Outer solar system

Answer: Solsector

Answer: The Solar System

Answer: The solar system

Answer: Solar system

Answer: Inner planets

Answer: Sol system


Question: Eleanor of Provence was the wife of which long-reigning English king?

Answer: Henry III

Answer: Enrique III

Answer: Heinrich III

Answer: Hendrik III

Answer: HENRY III

Answer: Henry iii

Answer: Henry the Third

Answer: Henry 3

Answer: Henry III (disambiguation)

Answer: Enrico III

Answer: King Henry III


Question: Which car manufacturer originally made the model known as the Matiz?

Answer: Taeu

Answer: Dae Woo

Answer: Daewoo television

Answer: Daewoo Group

Answer: DAEWOO

Answer: Dae-u

Answer: 대우

Answer: Daewoo Business Group

Answer: Daewoo


Question: The 1 penny black was the first British stamp, which was the second?

Answer: THE TWOPENNY BLUE


Question: Who, c1819, wrote the poem Ode to the West Wind?

Answer: Percy Bysse Shelley

Answer: Percy Byshe Shelley

Answer: A Gentleman of the University of Oxford

Answer: Percy Bysshe Shelley

Answer: My Aunt Margaret Nicholson

Answer: Bysshe

Answer: PB shelley

Answer: P.B. Shelley

Answer: Percy Bysshe

Answer: Percy Shelley

Answer: Elena Adelaide Shelley

Answer: A Gentleman of Oxford

Answer: The Question (Shelley)

Answer: Percy Bysshe Shelly

Answer: Percy B. Shelley

Answer: The Question (poem)

Answer: P. B. Shelley

Answer: Percy Shelly

Answer: PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY


Question: The name Shqiperia appears on the postage stamps of which country?

Answer: Republic of Albania

Answer: Etymology of Albania

Answer: Albania

Answer: Albanija

Answer: Shqiperia

Answer: Albenia

Answer: ALBANIA

Answer: Albanie

Answer: Shqiperi

Answer: Albania (Balkans)

Answer: Shquiperia

Answer: Health in Albania

Answer: Shqipëri

Answer: AlbaniA

Answer: Shqipëria

Answer: Republika e Shqipërisë

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AL


Question: What is the name of the cartoon cat that is always chasing Tweety Pie?

Answer: Sylvester

Answer: Sylvester (name)


Question: The statue of the 'Little Mermaid' is in the harbour of which city?

Answer: København, Denmark

Answer: K-Town, Copenhagen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKCPH

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark

Answer: Koepenhamn

Answer: K-Town Hardcore

Answer: Capital of Denmark

Answer: Ktown Hardcore

Answer: Copenhague

Answer: Kaupmannahöfn

Answer: Kaupmannahofn

Answer: Kopenhamn

Answer: Koebenhavn

Answer: K Town Hardcore

Answer: Köpenhamn

Answer: 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: By what first name is golfer Gerry Lester Watson better known?

Answer: Bubba

Answer: BUbba


Question: Which Olympic event starts using a ?deny'?

Answer: Keirin

Answer: 競輪

Answer: Kierin

Answer: Track cycling/Keirin


Question: In a film who married Princess Fiona, the daughter of King Harold and Queen Lillian of Far, Far Away?

Answer: Shrek One

Answer: Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party

Answer: Cast of Shrek

Answer: Shrek (Movie)

Answer: Shrek (film)

Answer: SHReK

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 2)

Answer: Shrek 1

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 1)

Answer: Shrek I

Answer: List of Shrek: The Series episodes

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 4)

Answer: שרעק

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 3)

Answer: Shrek the First

Answer: Production of Shrek

Answer: Shrek Timeline

Answer: Shrek

Answer: Shrek (comics)


Question: Who was shot and killed along with his mistress Clara Petacci on 28th April 1945?

Answer: Moussolini

Answer: Mouselinni

Answer: Musilini

Answer: Benito Musilini

Answer: Benito Mussellini

Answer: Benito Muselini

Answer: Mussilini

Answer: Benito Musellini

Answer: Musollini

Answer: Benito Moosillini

Answer: Benito Moosilini

Answer: Mussolinian

Answer: Moosillini

Answer: Mussolinism

Answer: Mussellini

Answer: Benito Mussalini

Answer: Mussollini

Answer: Mouselini

Answer: Benito Mussollini

Answer: Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini

Answer: Musselini

Answer: Moosolini

Answer: Muselini

Answer: Mussalini

Answer: Benito Moosellini

Answer: Benito Mussilini

Answer: Benito Musselini

Answer: Benito Musollini

Answer: Benito Mussolini

Answer: Benito mussolini

Answer: Moosilini

Answer: Musillini

Answer: Mussloini

Answer: Moosellini

Answer: Benito Moosolini

Answer: Benito Mooselini

Answer: Benito Amilcare Mussolini

Answer: Moosollini

Answer: Mussillini

Answer: Benito Musolini

Answer: Benito Andrea Mussolini

Answer: Benito Musillini

Answer: Musellini

Answer: Benny Mussolini

Answer: Benito Mussillini

Answer: Mooselini

Answer: Benito Moosollini

Answer: Musolini

Answer: Mussolini, Benito

Answer: Mussolini

Answer: Benito Mussolini's religious beliefs


Question: Once the longest street in the world Yonge (pronounced Young) Street has its southern end in which city? The ice hockey Hall of Fame stands on a corner with Front Street.

Answer: Torontonians

Answer: City of Toronto, Ontario

Answer: Issues in Toronto, Ontario

Answer: Toronto, ON

Answer: Toronto (Canada)

Answer: Toronto, On

Answer: The big tee oh

Answer: Toronto, Ontario Part 2

Answer: Torontonian

Answer: Trawna

Answer: Tornonto, Ont.

Answer: Issues of Toronto

Answer: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Answer: Torotno

Answer: Toronto Municipality, Ontario

Answer: Toronto Canada

Answer: Torontorian

Answer: Toronto Division

Answer: Toronto, ontario Part 2

Answer: Toronto

Answer: Toronto (Ont.)

Answer: The big to

Answer: Tdot

Answer: Toironto

Answer: Toronto List of MPs and MPPs

Answer: List of Toronto MPs and MPPs

Answer: Toronto, Canada

Answer: Highways within Greater Toronto Area

Answer: Toronto, Ontario.

Answer: The weather in Toronto

Answer: List of City of Toronto Issues

Answer: Accordion City

Answer: City of Toronto

Answer: Toronto, Canada.

Answer: Toronto, Ont.

Answer: Toronto, CA

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CATOR

Answer: Toronto Ontario

Answer: Toronto (ON)

Answer: History of crime in Toronto

Answer: Toronto, Ontario


Question: Who wrote the songs for the musical Top Hat?

Answer: Ellin Mackay

Answer: Irving Berlin

Answer: Marie (Irving Berlin song)

Answer: I Love a Piano

Answer: Israel Baline

Answer: Israel Isadore Baline

Answer: Israel Isidore Baline


Question: The dotterel belongs to which family of birds?

Answer: Plover

Answer: Charadriinae

Answer: Dotterels

Answer: Plovers

Answer: Sandplover

Answer: Plivver


Question: Which island is named after the world's largest bear?

Answer: Kodiak (disambiguation)

Answer: Kodiak

Answer: Cadiack


Question: What was the first name of the jazz trombonist Kid Ory?

Answer: Eadweard

Answer: Edward


Question: By what name is the painter Domenikes Theotakopoulos known?

Answer: Doménicos Theotocópoulos

Answer: El Grecco

Answer: Theotocopuli, Domenico

Answer: Doménikos Theotokópoulos

Answer: Domenikos Theotocopoulos Cretan

Answer: Δομήνικος Θεοτοκόπουλος

Answer: Domenikos El Greco

Answer: Dominikos Theotokopoulos

Answer: El greco

Answer: Domenico Theotocopoulos

Answer: Domenicos Theotocopoulos

Answer: Domenikos Theotokopolis

Answer: Domínikos Theotokópoulos

Answer: Domenikos Theotocopoulos

Answer: Domenico Theotocopuli

Answer: Domenicos Theotokopoulos

Answer: Domenico Theotocopouli

Answer: Domenikos Theotokopolous

Answer: Domenikos theotocopoulos

Answer: Domenikos Theotokopoulos

Answer: Domeniko Theotokopolous

Answer: El Greco


Question: In the Children?s TV series Peppa Pig who is Peppa's best friend?

Answer: Suzy (disambiguation)

Answer: Suzy


Question: Established in 1903, what was Britain's first designated Garden City?

Answer: Letchworth Garden City

Answer: Letchworth, England

Answer: Lordship Lane (Letchworth)

Answer: Lordship Lane (Letchwort)

Answer: Letchworth Urban District

Answer: Letchworth


Question: What name is shared by a former Manchester City FC manager (1965-1971) and a champion flat jockey who used to ride for the Queen?

Answer: Joe Mercer

Answer: Joseph Mercer


Question: From the Greek words for dry and plant what word is given to a plant that has adapted to survive in an environment with little available water?

Answer: Drought-tolerant plant

Answer: Xerophytism

Answer: Xeromorph

Answer: Xerophytic vegetation

Answer: Xerophyte

Answer: Drought-resistant plant

Answer: Xerophytic

Answer: Xerophytes

Answer: Xeriphyte

Answer: Xerad


Question: What was the name of the Super Typhoon that devastated the Philippines and Southeast Asia in November 2013?

Answer: Haiyan (disambiguation)

Answer: Typhoon Haiyan (disambiguation)

Answer: Haiyan

Answer: Haiyan County


Question: When was the guillotine last used in France?

Answer: 1977

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-seven