Question: In Egyptian mythology, what was personified by the god Geb?

Answer: Lexicography of Earth

Answer: Sol 3

Answer: Sol III

Answer: Formation of the Earth

Answer: The Planet Earth

Answer: EartH

Answer: Composition of the Earth

Answer: Mean density of the Earth

Answer: Globe (Earth)

Answer: Earth's mean density

Answer: The Earth

Answer: Tellus (Planet)

Answer: Sol Prime

Answer: Earth (planet)

Answer: Third planet from the Sun

Answer: Earth's surface

Answer: Terra (Planetry Science)

Answer: Terra (planet)

Answer: Terra (name for the earth)

Answer: Local Planet

Answer: Surface area of earth

Answer: Planet of Water

Answer: The EARTH

Answer: Sol-3

Answer: Etymology of the word %22Earth%22

Answer: Earth (word)

Answer: 806.4616.0110

Answer: Earf

Answer: World (geography)

Answer: Eareth

Answer: Erde

Answer: Earth (Planet)

Answer: Earth's surface

Answer: Sun d

Answer: Home Planet

Answer: Sol d

Answer: Tierra (planet)

Answer: Telluris

Answer: Third Planet

Answer: Earth, Sol

Answer: EARTH

Answer: Sol3

Answer: Surface of the Earth

Answer: Blue and green planet

Answer: Whole World

Answer: Earth

Answer: Green and blue planet

Answer: The planet earth


Question: Who wrote 'The Forsyte Saga'?

Answer: Galsworthy

Answer: John GALSWORTHY

Answer: John Galsworthy

Answer: The Fugitive (Galsworthy play)

Answer: Galsworthian

Answer: John Galsworthy, OM

Answer: Galsworthy, John

Answer: John Galsworthy OM


Question: Who got to no. 12 in the charts with 'Days', in 1968?

Answer: The Kinks

Answer: John Gosling (The Kinks musician)

Answer: Gordon John Edwards

Answer: The Ray Davies Quartet

Answer: Kinks

Answer: The Kinks (band)

Answer: Kinks, The

Answer: The KINKS


Question: What is surrounded by amniotic fluid?

Answer: Foetus in the Womb


Question: In 1998 at the age of 77 who became the oldest person to fly in space?

Answer: John Herschel Glenn

Answer: John Glenn, Jr.

Answer: John H. Glenn

Answer: John H. Glenn Jr.

Answer: John Glrnn

Answer: John Glenn

Answer: John Glenn Junior

Answer: J H Glenn

Answer: John Herschel Glenn Jr.

Answer: John Herschel Glenn, Jr.

Answer: Glenn, Jr., John Herschell

Answer: John Herschell Glenn, Jr.

Answer: John H. Glenn, Jr.


Question: Who wrote the poem The Dong With The Luminous Nose?

Answer: Edward Lear

Answer: The Jumblies


Question: Which once popular social network announced it was to close down?

Answer: Friends Reunited

Answer: FriendsReunited.co.uk

Answer: Friendsreunited

Answer: Friends reunited


Question: Which town is located closest to Junction 1 of the M6?

Answer: Rugby (disambiguation)

Answer: Rugby

Answer: Rubgy


Question: Which motor scooter had a name meaning 'wasp'?

Answer: Vespa

Answer: Piaggio Vespa

Answer: Vespa 946

Answer: Vespa GS

Answer: Vespa Piaggio

Answer: VBC Super 150

Answer: Piaggio vespa

Answer: Vespa scooter


Question: In Christian art what does a painting termed a 'Pieta' depict?

Answer: Mary holding the dead body of


Question: Who played Rachel Green in Friends?

Answer: Jennifer Anniston

Answer: Jen Aniston

Answer: Jennifer Aniston

Answer: Jennifer aniston

Answer: Jennifer Pitt

Answer: Jennifer anniston

Answer: Jenifer Anniston

Answer: Jenifer Aniston

Answer: Pumas (film)

Answer: Jennifer Anistion

Answer: Jennifer Joanna Aniston

Answer: Jennifer Joanna Anastassakis

Answer: Aniston, Jennifer

Answer: Counter Clockwise (film)

Answer: Jennifer anastassakis


Question: Cain dwelt in the Land of Nod, which was where on the Biblical compass?

Answer: Cal Trask

Answer: East of Eden (Disambiguation)

Answer: East Of Eden (disambiguation)

Answer: Aron Trask

Answer: East of eden

Answer: East Of Eden (Disambiguation)

Answer: East of Eden (disambiguation)

Answer: Cyrus Trask

Answer: East Of Eden

Answer: Charles Trask

Answer: East of Eden


Question: Twins consisting of one boy and one girl, such as Mark and Carol Thatcher, are called what?

Answer: Pigeon Pair


Question: What type of trans-national domestic service was first regulated across Europe in 1971?

Answer: Au Pair Girl

Answer: Au Pair girl

Answer: Aupair-Girl

Answer: Aupair Girl

Answer: Au-pair

Answer: Aupairgirl

Answer: Au-Pair girl

Answer: Au-Pair-Girl

Answer: Au-pair Girl

Answer: Aupair-girl

Answer: Au-pair-Girl

Answer: Au pair Girl

Answer: Aupair

Answer: Aupair girl

Answer: Au-Pair

Answer: Au pair

Answer: Au-pair girl

Answer: Au pair boy

Answer: Au pair girl

Answer: Au Pair

Answer: Au-Pair Girl


Question: Which actor died in September 1955 after a collision in Cholame, California?

Answer: James Dean

Answer: Little bastard

Answer: Donald Turnupseed

Answer: Donald Turnipseed

Answer: James Byron Dean

Answer: James Dean (sexuality)


Question: To whom did human-rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin become engaged in April 2014?

Answer: Max (pig)

Answer: George T. Clooney

Answer: List of George Clooney awards and nominations

Answer: George T Clooney

Answer: George Cloony

Answer: George Clooney

Answer: George Klooney

Answer: George Timothy Clooney

Answer: Goerge Clooney

Answer: George timothy clooney

Answer: The Challenge (2011 film)

Answer: George clooney

Answer: Clooney, George


Question: Preceded by "He loved", what are the chilling final two words of 1984?

Answer: Big Brother (film)

Answer: Big bruvva

Answer: Bigbrother

Answer: Big Brother (song)

Answer: BigBrother1

Answer: Big brother

Answer: Big Brother (disambiguation)

Answer: Big Brother


Question: What are the last four words of Gone With the Wind?

Answer: Tomorrow is another day

Answer: Domani e un altro giorno

Answer: Domani è un altro giorno


Question: By what name was pioneering architect Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris better known?

Answer: Edouard Corbusier

Answer: Tower-in-the-park

Answer: Charles-Edouard Jeanneret

Answer: Charles Édouard Jeanneret

Answer: Le Corbusier

Answer: Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris

Answer: Corbusian

Answer: Towers in the Park

Answer: Charles-Édouard Jeanneret

Answer: Jeanneret

Answer: Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris

Answer: Corbusier

Answer: Petit confort

Answer: Le courbusier

Answer: Tower in the park

Answer: Le Corbuisier

Answer: Charles Edouard Jeanneret

Answer: Charles-Édouard Le Corbusier

Answer: Le Corbu

Answer: Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris

Answer: Tower in the Park

Answer: Charles Jeanneret

Answer: Tower in a park

Answer: Charles-Edouard Jeannert Le Corbusier

Answer: Charles-Edouard Le Corbusier

Answer: Charles Le Corbusier

Answer: Lecorbusier

Answer: Le Corbisier

Answer: Corbusierian

Answer: Charles-Edouard Jeannere


Question: Which Swiss tennis player won the men's singles title at the 2014 Australian Open?

Answer: Stanislas Wawrinka

Answer: Wawrinka

Answer: Stan Wawrinka

Answer: Stanislas Warwinka


Question: The number ten raised to the power of one hundred is known by what name?

Answer: Googolgon

Answer: Ten duotrigintillion/ Googol

Answer: Ten thousand sexdecillion

Answer: Googal

Answer: 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

Answer: Ten sexdecilliard

Answer: Googol Hyperplex

Answer: Googol

Answer: 10%5E100 (number)

Answer: Googolillion

Answer: 1 E100

Answer: Number google

Answer: 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (number)

Answer: Ten duotrigintillion

Answer: One google

Answer: Googol Megaplex

Answer: 10%5E100

Answer: Google million

Answer: 10 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 (number)

Answer: Googol Gigaplex

Answer: Google (number)

Answer: Little googol


Question: Which modern-day country staged the sailing events for the 1980 Moscow Olympics?

Answer: Republic of Estonia (1918-1940)

Answer: Estonie

Answer: Administrative divisions of Estonia

Answer: Republic of Estonia (1918–1940)

Answer: Estonia

Answer: Eesti Vabariik

Answer: Igaunija

Answer: Eestimaa

Answer: Republic of Estonia

Answer: Subdivisions of Estonia

Answer: Esthonia

Answer: Etymology of Estonia

Answer: Estija

Answer: ISO 3166-1:EE

Answer: Name of Estonia

Answer: Эстония


Question: Which Jersey-born actor played Superman in Man of Steel?

Answer: Henry Cavill

Answer: Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill


Question: The Wasp Factory was the debut novel of which author who died in 2013?

Answer: Iain M. Banks

Answer: Iain M Banks

Answer: Banks, Iain

Answer: Iain Banks

Answer: Ian M. Banks

Answer: Ian M Banks


Question: The Most Noble Order of the Garter was established during the reign of which King?

Answer: Edward III of England

Answer: Edward iii of england

Answer: Edward III

Answer: Edward 3

Answer: King Edward III

Answer: King of England III

Answer: Edward III, King of the English

Answer: King Edward III of Windsor

Answer: Edward III of Windsor

Answer: King Edward III of England

Answer: Eduard III

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet

Answer: Edward III, King of England

Answer: Edward of Windsor

Answer: Edward iii

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet of Windsor

Answer: Edward III (England)

Answer: Edward the Third


Question: "Which Pixar character's first attempt to fly is comically described as ""falling with style""?"

Answer: Buzz Lightyear (Toy Story)

Answer: Buz lightyear

Answer: Javier Fernandez-Peña

Answer: Buzz light year

Answer: To infinity ... and beyond!

Answer: Buzz (Toy Story)

Answer: Buzz Lightyear

Answer: Mrs. Nesbit

Answer: To infinity and beyond!


Question: Bruno, nephew of which late Formula 1 legend signed to drive for the Williams team?

Answer: Ayrton Senna

Answer: Silvastone

Answer: Aerton Senna

Answer: Arton senna

Answer: Ayrton da Silva

Answer: The Rain Genius

Answer: Airton Senna

Answer: Ayrton Senna da Silva

Answer: The rain genius

Answer: List of achievements by Ayrton Senna


Question: Who was the first NASA astronaut to conduct a spacewalk?

Answer: White, Edward

Answer: Edward D. White

Answer: Ed White

Answer: Edward White

Answer: White, Ed

Answer: Edward White (disambiguation)


Question: Which city was formerly known as "Edo"?

Answer: 東京都

Answer: Economy of Tokyo

Answer: Demographics of Tokyo

Answer: 東京

Answer: Tõkyõ

Answer: Oyata

Answer: UN/LOCODE:JPTYO

Answer: Toukyo

Answer: Tōkyō, Japan

Answer: Tōkyo

Answer: JP-13

Answer: Tōkyō Met.

Answer: Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture

Answer: To-kyo

Answer: Tokio Metropolis

Answer: Tôkiô

Answer: Oyata, Tokyo

Answer: Tohkyoh

Answer: Economy of tokyo

Answer: Toukyou-to

Answer: Tókio

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: Toky

Answer: To Kyo

Answer: Tōkyō Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō-to

Answer: Tokyo (Japan)

Answer: Tōkyō, JP-13

Answer: Tôkyô Prefecture

Answer: Tôkyô, Japan

Answer: Dōngjīng (Japan)

Answer: Outlying islands of Tokyo

Answer: Toukyou

Answer: Toyko, Japan

Answer: TOKYO

Answer: Tōkei

Answer: Tokyo Met.

Answer: Tôkyô

Answer: Tokeo

Answer: Tokei

Answer: Tokyo-To

Answer: Tokyo Plain

Answer: Kudanzaka

Answer: Toukiou

Answer: Tokyo, Tokyo

Answer: To kyo

Answer: Tookioo

Answer: Metropolitan Tokyo

Answer: Tokyo, Japan

Answer: ToKyo

Answer: Toquio

Answer: Toyko

Answer: Tookyoo

Answer: To-Kyo

Answer: Tokyoh

Answer: Tōkyō Metropolis

Answer: Tokyo Administrative District

Answer: Tõkiõ

Answer: Tokyo in pop culture

Answer: Tokyo,Japan

Answer: Tokyo City and Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō

Answer: Tokyoto


Question: In which country is the ski resort of Lecht?

Answer: The Scottish Nation

Answer: Scotlander

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Northern Great Britain

Answer: Scot Land

Answer: Scottland

Answer: Scotlanders

Answer: Scotland, UK

Answer: Scotland's

Answer: Scottish nation

Answer: North Great Britain

Answer: Autonomous Province of Scotland

Answer: Scottish Nation

Answer: Communications in Scotland

Answer: Maps of scotland

Answer: North of Great Britain

Answer: Scotia minor

Answer: Auld Country

Answer: Scotchland

Answer: H-Alba

Answer: SCOTLAND

Answer: East coast of Scotland


Question: Whose personal aircraft is known as ‚Shepherd One‛?

Answer: Pope of the Catholics

Answer: POPE

Answer: Popes with the shortest reigns

Answer: Roman Catholic Pope

Answer: List of shortest-reigning popes

Answer: Holy Father (Catholic)

Answer: Papally

Answer: Πάπας

Answer: Papal

Answer: Catholic Pope

Answer: Longest-reigning Popes

Answer: Sovereign Pontiff

Answer: Papacies

Answer: The Papacy

Answer: List of Popes by length of reign

Answer: Vicar of Peter

Answer: List of 10 longest reigning Popes

Answer: Roman Patriarch

Answer: List of popes by length of reign

Answer: Longest-reigning popes

Answer: Primate of Italy

Answer: Bishop of rome

Answer: Roman Pope

Answer: Archbishop of Rome

Answer: The Pope

Answer: Patriarch of Rome

Answer: The pope

Answer: Sovereign of Vatican City

Answer: Supreme pontiff

Answer: Supreme Pontiff

Answer: List of 10 shortest-reigning Popes

Answer: Popedom

Answer: Sovereign of the Vatican City

Answer: Pápas

Answer: Papall

Answer: A Pope

Answer: Roman pontiff

Answer: Papalness

Answer: Bishop of Rome

Answer: Vatican pope

Answer: Pope of the Catholic Church

Answer: Pope of Rome

Answer: Sovereign of the Vatican City State

Answer: List of 10 longest-reigning popes

Answer: Papacy, The

Answer: Pope

Answer: List of 10 longest-reigning Popes

Answer: @Pontifex

Answer: Papacy

Answer: List of 10 shortest-reigning popes

Answer: @pontifex

Answer: Catholic pope

Answer: White pope

Answer: Catholic Popes

Answer: Roman Pontiff

Answer: 10 Longest Reigning Popes

Answer: Bishops of Rome

Answer: Bishopric of Rome

Answer: List of 10 shortest reigning Popes

Answer: King of Vatican City


Question: Which duo created the "Dagenham dialogues"?

Answer: Peter Cook and Dudley Moore


Question: The Walker Art Gallery is in which UK city?

Answer: Liverpudlian

Answer: Liverpudlians

Answer: Liverpool, UK

Answer: Liverpool (borough)

Answer: Liverpool, Britain

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool

Answer: The weather in Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool (England)

Answer: Liverpool/Archive 1

Answer: Lerpwl

Answer: County Borough of Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Scouseland

Answer: Liverpool, Merseyside

Answer: Landmarks in Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool, England

Answer: L'POOL

Answer: Liverpool, U.K.


Question: A bet of Manqué at roulette covers which group of numbers?

Answer: 1–18


Question: Sanskrit is an ancient language of which modern day country?

Answer: ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം

Answer: هندستانڀارت،

Answer: भारतीय गणराज्याच्या

Answer: Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk

Answer: Indian Republic

Answer: ভারতরাষ্টৃ

Answer: Indian republic

Answer: ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ

Answer: Union of India

Answer: இந்தியக் குடியரசு

Answer: भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक

Answer: India (country)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IN

Answer: Indea

Answer: Etymology of India

Answer: ভারত গণরাজ্য

Answer: Republic Of India

Answer: INDIA

Answer: ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર

Answer: ভারত

Answer: Republic of India

Answer: Les Indes

Answer: Bhārat Gaṇarājya

Answer: جمہوٗرِیت بًارت

Answer: भारतमहाराज्यम्

Answer: Indya

Answer: Bharat Ganrajya

Answer: جمہوریہ بھارت

Answer: இந்திய

Answer: ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ

Answer: भारत गणराज्य

Answer: Republic of india

Answer: जुम्हूरियत भारत

Answer: Hindio

Answer: The Republic of India

Answer: భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము

Answer: India's

Answer: Hindistan

Answer: ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ

Answer: Bhart

Answer: India

Answer: భారత రిపబ్లిక్

Answer: India.

Answer: ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য

Answer: Indian State

Answer: ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND

Answer: ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Question: We call it a 'full stop' what do Americans call it?

Answer: Peroid

Answer: Period (number)

Answer: Period (disambiguation)

Answer: Period

Answer: Periods


Question: In which Commonwealth country are the Southern Alps?

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: Spider, Idiot's Delight, Canfield, Pyramid and Clock are all forms of what card game?

Answer: Patience

Answer: Patiently

Answer: Patiency

Answer: Impatience

Answer: Patience (character trait)


Question: Which female politician and aristocrat said 'I married beneath me, all women do'?

Answer: Nancy astor

Answer: Nancy Astor, Viscountess Astor

Answer: Nancy Witcher Astor, Viscountess Astor, CH

Answer: Nancy W. Astor

Answer: Viscountess Astor

Answer: Lady Astor

Answer: Astor, Nancy Witcher Langhorne, Viscountess Astor

Answer: Nancy Witcher Astor

Answer: Nancy Witcher Langhorne

Answer: Viscountess Astor Astor Nancy Witcher Langhorne

Answer: Nancy Witcher Astor, Viscountess Astor

Answer: Nancy Langhorne

Answer: Nancy Astor (mini-series)

Answer: Lady Nancy Astor

Answer: Nancy Astor

Answer: Nancy Witcher (Langhorne) Astor

Answer: Nancy Witcher Langhorne, Viscountess Astor Astor


Question: Which philosopher and writer said 'God is always on the side of heaviest battalions'?

Answer: Arouet

Answer: Francois-Marie Voltaire

Answer: François Marie d'Arouet

Answer: Francois Marie Arouet de Voltaire

Answer: Voltaire

Answer: François Marie Voltaire

Answer: François Marie Arouet Voltaire

Answer: Volitare

Answer: Une Belle Dame

Answer: François Marie Arouet

Answer: Dr Ralph

Answer: M. Thomson

Answer: Francois Marie Arouet Voltaire

Answer: Francois Marie Arouet

Answer: Écrasez l'infâme

Answer: François Voltaire

Answer: Francois-Marie Arouet de Voltaire

Answer: Jean Plokof

Answer: Docteur Ralph

Answer: François-Marie Arouet

Answer: Un Bénédictin

Answer: Doctor Ralph

Answer: Scarmentado

Answer: Voltairian

Answer: Francois-Marie Arouet

Answer: Voltairianism

Answer: Francois-Marie d'Arouet

Answer: F. de Voltaire

Answer: François-Marie de Voltaire

Answer: Arouet le Jeune

Answer: Françoise Marie Arouet

Answer: The Devil's Missionary

Answer: Voltairean

Answer: François Marie Arouet de Voltaire

Answer: Milord Bolingbrocke

Answer: Francois Marie arouet de Voltaire

Answer: Dr. Ralph

Answer: François-Marie Voltaire

Answer: Voltaireanism

Answer: Francoise Marie Arouet

Answer: Dictator of Letters

Answer: Le Docteur Goodheart

Answer: François-Marie d'Arouet

Answer: Rabbin Akib

Answer: Francois Marie d'Arouet


Question: Who co-starred with George Clooney in the 2013 movie Gravity?

Answer: Sandra Annette Bullock

Answer: Sandra Bullock

Answer: Sandy Bullock

Answer: Sandra bulock

Answer: One of the Guys (film)

Answer: Sandra bullock

Answer: Fortis Films

Answer: One of the Guys (2014 film)


Question: Swinley Bottom forms part of the track on which famous racecourse?

Answer: Ascott

Answer: Ascot

Answer: Ascot (disambiguation)

Answer: Ascot, Victoria


Question: Whose official country residence is Dorneywood, Buckinghamshire?

Answer: Chancellor of the exchequer

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchequer

Answer: Chancellor Of the Exchequer Treasury

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchquer

Answer: The Chancellor of the Exchequer

Answer: British Chancellor

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchequer of England


Question: What term is used for a leap striking both heels together?

Answer: Ballet terms

Answer: Fish dive

Answer: En dedans

Answer: Entree (ballet)

Answer: Grand jete

Answer: À la seconde

Answer: Grand jeté

Answer: Avant (ballet)

Answer: Glossary of ballet terms

Answer: En dehors

Answer: Glissading

Answer: Fish dive (ballet)

Answer: Grand Adage

Answer: Port de Bras

Answer: Plie

Answer: Glissade (ballet)

Answer: Plié

Answer: Croisées

Answer: Grand Pas Classique

Answer: Grand Adagio

Answer: Sauté (ballet)

Answer: Croises

Answer: Croisée

Answer: Retiré

Answer: Relevé (dance)

Answer: Dance positions in ballet

Answer: Glissade (dance move)

Answer: Rond de jambe

Answer: Croise

Answer: Grand adage

Answer: Port de bras

Answer: Croisee

Answer: Allegro (ballet)

Answer: Grand battement

Answer: Glossary of ballet terms:en dedans

Answer: Pas d'action

Answer: Pas d'action

Answer: Ballabili

Answer: Entrée (ballet)

Answer: Piqué (ballet)

Answer: Grand ballabile

Answer: Demi pointe

Answer: Entrechat

Answer: Ballet term

Answer: En pointe

Answer: Grand Coda

Answer: Pas de bourrée

Answer: Croisé

Answer: Adagio (ballet technique)

Answer: Ballet glossary

Answer: Croisees

Answer: Coda (ballet)

Answer: Attitude (ballet position)

Answer: Glossary of ballet

Answer: Ballet terminology

Answer: Fouett

Answer: Penché

Answer: List of ballet terms

Answer: Grand coda

Answer: Glossary of Ballet terms

Answer: Pas assemblé

Answer: Adagio (ballet)

Answer: Chainés

Answer: Ballabiles

Answer: Tour En L'air

Answer: Fondu (ballet)

Answer: Allegro (ballet technique)

Answer: Croisés


Question: Who were the notorious Friars of St Francis of Wycombe?

Answer: Phoenix Common Room

Answer: The Hellfire Club

Answer: Hellfire club

Answer: Order of the Friars of St Francis of Wycombe

Answer: Order of Knights of West Wycombe

Answer: Hellfire Clubs

Answer: Medmenham Club

Answer: Medmenham club

Answer: Hell-Fire Club

Answer: Brotherhood of St. Francis of Wycombe

Answer: Friars of Medmenham

Answer: Hellfire Club

Answer: Hell Fire Club

Answer: Monks of Medmenham

Answer: The Phoenix Society


Question: Which heroine from a 1961 film had a cat called Cat?

Answer: Holly Golightly (disambiguation)

Answer: Holly Golightly


Question: Who was Wolfe's opposing French general who died with him on the Plains of Abraham?

Answer: Montcalm

Answer: Montcalm (disambiguation)


Question: Which sportsmen wear the 'baggy green'?

Answer: Australian Cricketers


Question: Jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton is associated with which instrument?

Answer: PIANO

Answer: The Piano (film)

Answer: The Piano


Question: In the novel 'Treasure Island' name the pirate shot dead by Jim Hawkins in the rigging of the Hispaniola

Answer: Israel Hands

Answer: ISRAEL HANDS


Question: Ailurophobia is the abnormal fear of what?

Answer: C.A.T.S.

Answer: CATS

Answer: CATS (disambiguation)

Answer: Cats (disambiguation)


Question: Name the governor of Brixton prison at the time of Tuite's escape

Answer: MICHAEL SELBY


Question: Name the manufacturer of the British World War II bomber the Lancaster

Answer: AVRO (television)

Answer: Algemene Vereniging Radio Omroep

Answer: Toppop3

Answer: AVRO (broadcaster)

Answer: AVRO


Question: Which rider won the ladies European Three Day event Championship at Burghley in 1971?

Answer: Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise

Answer: Anne Windsor

Answer: HRH The Princess Royal

Answer: PRINCESS ANNE

Answer: Princess Anne

Answer: Anne Windsor, Princess Royal

Answer: Princess Anne, Princess Royal

Answer: The Princess Royal

Answer: The Princess Royal (Princess Anne)

Answer: Anne Elizabeth Alice Windsor

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal

Answer: Princess Anne, The Princess Royal

Answer: Anne, H.R.H. the Princess Royal

Answer: HRH The Princess Anne

Answer: The Princess Anne

Answer: Anne Mountbatten

Answer: HRH Princess Anne

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal (of the United Kingdom)


Question: The pose that Evans-Loude used came from which of Marilyn Monroe's films?

Answer: The Seven Year Itch (film)

Answer: THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH

Answer: The Seven Year Itch

Answer: Seven Year Itch


Question: Citizen Band radio operators have nicknames for various towns and cities. In C.B. jargon which Clwyd town is called 'Sparkie Town'?

Answer: Fast Library for Number Theory

Answer: FLINT


Question: What is the equivalent Royal Navy rank to an Air Marshall in the R.A.F.?

Answer: VAdm

Answer: Vice-admiral

Answer: V. Adm.

Answer: V-Adm

Answer: Vice-amiral

Answer: Vice Almirante

Answer: Vice-Admiral

Answer: Vadm

Answer: Surgeon Vice-Admiral

Answer: Viceadmiral

Answer: VICE ADMIRAL

Answer: Vice Admiral

Answer: Vice-amiral d'escadre

Answer: Vice-Admiral (Canada)

Answer: Viceadmiraal

Answer: Vice Adm

Answer: Vice Amiral

Answer: VADM

Answer: Vice admiral


Question: In the novel 'Treasure Island' what is the name of the small island next to Treasure Island?

Answer: SKELETON ISLAND


Question: Which city in Saxony was known as Karl-Marx-Stadt from 1953 until 1990?

Answer: Chemnitz, Germany

Answer: Karl Marx City

Answer: Karl-Marx-Stadt

Answer: Karl Marx Stadt

Answer: Karl-Marx Stadt

Answer: CHEMNITZ

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DECHE

Answer: Chemnitz


Question: Ushuaia, which is now generally accepted as the southernmost city in the world, is in which country?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: ARGENTINA

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: In which decade was the BBC's current affairs programme Panorama first broadcast?

Answer: The Fifties

Answer: 1950s

Answer: 1950-1959

Answer: 50's

Answer: 1950's

Answer: 1950–1959

Answer: Nineteen-fifties

Answer: 1950s (decade)

Answer: 1950ies

Answer: 1950's

Answer: '50s

Answer: 195%3F

Answer: Fifties


Question: Director of Home Alone and the first two Harry Potter films and a 15th/16th century Genoese explorer.

Answer: Christoffa Corombo

Answer: Christopher columbus

Answer: Colón, Cristóbal-- Explorer

Answer: Crostoforo Colombo

Answer: Chistopher Colombus

Answer: Christopher Colombus

Answer: Cristoforo Colubmo

Answer: Christophorus Columbus

Answer: Columbus Quincentennial

Answer: Cristóbal Colón

Answer: Columbus's

Answer: Christoper Columbus

Answer: Cristóvão Colombo

Answer: Christovao Columbo

Answer: Cristoforo Colombo

Answer: Cristopher Colombus

Answer: Christopher columb

Answer: CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

Answer: Christopher colub

Answer: Christopher Columbus 1st Voyage

Answer: Colon, Cristobal-- Explorer

Answer: Perceptions of Columbus

Answer: Cristobol Colon

Answer: Topher columbus

Answer: Cristovao Colombo

Answer: Christofo Columbo

Answer: Christopher Columbus

Answer: Christopher coloumbus

Answer: Christobal Colon

Answer: Admiral of the Ocean Sea

Answer: Cristopher Columbus

Answer: Cristoforo Columbo


Question: Over how many complete furlongs is the Chester Cup now run?

Answer: 18

Answer: EIGHTEEN

Answer: eighteen


Question: Rugby League - which country are the current holders of the European Cup?

Answer: Welsh nation

Answer: Climate of Wales

Answer: Autonomous Province of Wales

Answer: Cymru / wales

Answer: Cyrmu

Answer: Wales

Answer: WALES

Answer: Rain in Wales

Answer: Welsh Nation

Answer: Welsh Peninsula

Answer: Wales, UK

Answer: Etymology of Wales

Answer: Cymru

Answer: Wales, United Kingdom

Answer: Pays de Galles

Answer: Communications in Wales

Answer: The Principality of Wales

Answer: West of the Rhymney

Answer: Wales, U.K.

Answer: Cymru am byth

Answer: Gymru

Answer: Cymru / Wales

Answer: Welsh mountains

Answer: CYMRU


Question: In Greek mythology, which race of giants had a single eye in the middle of their foreheads?

Answer: Cyclops (film)

Answer: CYCLOPS

Answer: Cyclops (disambiguation)

Answer: The Cyclops


Question: "Which Coronation Street character, who ""died"" in 2006, apparently had 25 girlfriends at various times and four wives?"

Answer: Mike Baldwin

Answer: Mike Baldwin (disambiguation)

Answer: MIKE BALDWIN


Question: Which journalist and author won the fifth series of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here in 2005, beating Cannon and Ball, Jimmy Osmond and Sheree Murphy amongst others?

Answer: Carole Thatcher

Answer: Carol Thatcher

Answer: Cawol Thatcher

Answer: Carol thatcher

Answer: CAROL THATCHER


Question: Who directed the Noughties films One Day in September, The Last King of Scotland and Touching the Void?

Answer: Kevin MacDonald (footballer

Answer: Kevin McDonald (footballer)

Answer: KEVIN MACDONALD

Answer: Kevin MacDonald (disambiguation)

Answer: Kevin Macdonald (disambiguation)

Answer: Kevin Macdonald

Answer: Kevin MacDonald

Answer: Kevin McDonald (disambiguation)


Question: What was the surname of the French explorer who discovered the area where Montreal is now situated, on this day in 1953?

Answer: (Jacques) CARTIER

Answer: Jacques cartier

Answer: Petite Hermine

Answer: Jacques Cartier

Answer: Jaques Cartier


Question: What was the christian name of the daughter of William Dorrit, known as Little Dorrit in the 1857 novel of the same name by Charles Dickens?

Answer: AMY

Answer: Amy (disambiguation)

Answer: Amy (film)


Question: Near which village in North Wales were the rowing events held at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games?

Answer: Llan beris

Answer: Llanberis

Answer: LLANBERIS


Question: "The naem of which Japanese car company can be translated as ""three diamonds"", which is reflected in its fanous logo?"

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corp.

Answer: Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki-gaisha

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

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Answer: Mitsubishi Electronics

Answer: EVLI

Answer: Mitsubishi Escalator

Answer: Mitsubishi Elevator

Answer: MITSUBISHI

Answer: 三菱電機株式会社

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric Corp

Answer: Mitsubishi Electric


Question: "For what television series was the theme tune ""I'll be there for you"" ?"

Answer: Chandler and Joey's apartment

Answer: Friends (sitcom)

Answer: Friends dvds

Answer: Friends 1994-2004

Answer: 495 Grove St. Apt. 19, New York.

Answer: Friends (show)

Answer: Friends: The One with all the Trivia

Answer: Friends (television series)

Answer: One with all the trivia

Answer: Friends (TV series)

Answer: F.R.I.E.N.D.S.

Answer: Friendsa

Answer: Friends (tv show)

Answer: Laminated list

Answer: Insomnia Cafe

Answer: Joey's apartment (Friends)

Answer: The One With All The Trivia

Answer: One With All The Trivia

Answer: F.r.i.e.n.d.s

Answer: Friends: The One with All the Trivia

Answer: Freebie list

Answer: Friends (TV Show)

Answer: Friends Series

Answer: Friends: The One With All The Trivia

Answer: Friends Like Us

Answer: Friends (TV Series)

Answer: The One with all the Trivia

Answer: Friends (tv)

Answer: List of errors and inconsistencies in Friends

Answer: 495 Grove St. Apt 20, New York

Answer: F.r.i.e.n.d.s.

Answer: Friends

Answer: F.r.i.e.n.d.s. (movie)

Answer: Freinds

Answer: Joey's apartment

Answer: Friends DVD releases

Answer: The One with All the Trivia

Answer: F.R.I.E.N.D.S

Answer: Friends: The One With All the Trivia

Answer: Geller Family

Answer: Joey and Chandler's apartment

Answer: FRIENDS

Answer: Central Perk


Question: With what biblical location would you associate the characters Shem, Ham and Japheth?

Answer: Ark Of Noah

Answer: Noah's Ark

Answer: Nuh'un Gemisi

Answer: Noah's Ark

Answer: Noah's ark

Answer: Nuhun Gemisi

Answer: Tevah

Answer: Ark of Noah

Answer: Noahs arc

Answer: Teiva

Answer: Arca di Noè

Answer: Noahs Ark

Answer: NOAH'S ARK

Answer: Noahs flood

Answer: Teivah


Question: Which 1st World War battle of 1916 saw 60,000 British casualties on the first day? The battle lasted from July to November, resulting in a British advance of 12 kilometres.

Answer: Battle of the somme

Answer: Battle Of The Somme

Answer: Battle of Somme

Answer: Battle of the Somme (1916)

Answer: Battle of the Some

Answer: Somme, 1916

Answer: The battle of somme

Answer: Somme Offensive

Answer: Battle of the Somme

Answer: The Somme

Answer: Battle of Beaumont-Hamel

Answer: First Battle of the Somme

Answer: Somme Campaign

Answer: The Battle of the Somme

Answer: BATTLE OF THE SOMME

Answer: The Battle of the Some

Answer: Somme 1916


Question: In the electromagnetic spectrum, which type of radiation has the longest wavelength? Its main uses are in communication.

Answer: Hertzian waves

Answer: Hertz waves

Answer: Radio signal

Answer: Radio emission

Answer: Radio waves

Answer: Hertzian wave

Answer: Space wave

Answer: RADIO WAVES

Answer: Radio wave

Answer: Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields


Question: "Who wrote the opera ""Dido and Aeneas""?"

Answer: PURCELL

Answer: Purcell

Answer: H. Purcell

Answer: Henry Purcell

Answer: Purcell, Henry


Question: What was the name of Lady Chatterley's lover in Lawrence's novel?

Answer: Wragby Hall

Answer: Lady Chatterley's Lover (book)

Answer: OLIVER MELLORS

Answer: Lady Chatterly's Lover

Answer: Chatterley ban

Answer: Oliver Mellors

Answer: Connie Chatterley

Answer: Lady Chatterley

Answer: Constance Chatterley

Answer: Lady Chatterly

Answer: Short and sharp

Answer: Lady Chatterley's Lover

Answer: Lady Chatterley's Lover


Question: "The cruise liner ""Costa Concordia"" sank in the Tyrhenian sea in January 2012 against the rocks of the coast of what island?"

Answer: Giglio (disambiguation)

Answer: Giglio

Answer: GIGLIO


Question: What is the largest island in the Mediterrainean Sea?

Answer: Trinacrian

Answer: Jewel of the Mediterranean

Answer: Sicily, Italy

Answer: Sicily

Answer: Sicilia

Answer: SICILY

Answer: Sicilly

Answer: Island of Sicily

Answer: Sicily (Italy)


Question: Mathematical Formulae - What is the mathematical formula for the area of a circle?

Answer: A = pi r2


Question: To which family of birds does the Jay belong

Answer: CROW

Answer: Crow (disambiguation)


Question: Where exactly is the tallest habitable building located in the UK? It is 50 stories high with a height of 235 metres (771 feet) and was completed in 1991?

Answer: Canary Wharf, London

Answer: Canary Wharf

Answer: CANARY WHARF

Answer: Canary wharf

Answer: Canary warf


Question: "Which actor, who died in 2011, became famous when portraying a TV character who became a household name in the 1970's? The actor won 4 emmys for his TV role and was nominated for film oscars for his parts in ""Pocketful of Miracles"" and ""Murder Inc.""."

Answer: Peter Falk (actor)

Answer: PETER FALK

Answer: Peter Falk

Answer: Falk, Peter

Answer: Peter Michael Falk


Question: """The Great Gate of Kiev"" and ""Catacombs"" are two sections of which musical work by Mussorgsky?"

Answer: Bilder einer Ausstellung

Answer: The Great Gate of Kiev

Answer: Pictures at an Exhibition

Answer: Pictures from an Exhibition

Answer: Pictures At An Exhibition

Answer: The great gate of kiev

Answer: PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION

Answer: Kartinkis Vistavski

Answer: Promenade (Pictures at an Exhibition)

Answer: Great Gate of Kiev

Answer: Pictures at an exhibition


Question: "The Album ""No Angel"" was the number 1 selling album in the UK in 2001, and the singer who recorded the album won the Brit. Award for best album. Who was the singer?"

Answer: Elissar

Answer: Dido

Answer: Dido of Carthage

Answer: Queen of Carthage

Answer: Dido (Queen)

Answer: Dido (Queen of Carthage)

Answer: DIDO


Question: "Pop music - the group called ""The Revolution"" was the backing roup for which pop singer?"

Answer: PRINCE2:Close a project

Answer: PRINCE2 Initiating a Project (IP)

Answer: Prince2

Answer: PRINCE2: Managing product delivery

Answer: PRINCE 2

Answer: PRINCE2 practitioner

Answer: Projects in a Controlled Environment

Answer: PRINCE2 project closure

Answer: Prince2:Close a project

Answer: Close a project

Answer: PRINCE2: Initiating a project

Answer: Prince 2

Answer: PRINCEII

Answer: PRINCE2: Close a project

Answer: Projects in controlled environments

Answer: PRINCE2

Answer: PRINCE

Answer: PRINCE2: Controlling a Stage


Question: "Which American President is credited with the quote ""If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen""?"

Answer: Presidency of Harry S. Truman

Answer: Hary truman

Answer: Harry Shipp Truman

Answer: Harry Truman's

Answer: Harry S. Truman

Answer: Harry S.Truman

Answer: Harry S Truman

Answer: H. S. Truman

Answer: President Harry Truman

Answer: Truman administration

Answer: HARRY TRUMAN

Answer: Presidency of Harry Truman

Answer: Mr. Citizen

Answer: HST (president)

Answer: H.S. Truman

Answer: Mary Jane Truman

Answer: Harry Shippe Truman

Answer: S truman

Answer: Harry Truman

Answer: President Truman

Answer: 33rd President of the United States

Answer: Truman Administration

Answer: Harry Solomon Truman

Answer: Harold Truman

Answer: Harry truman

Answer: H. Truman


Question: Which is the most northerly of the islands of Japan? Its capital, Sapporo, has hosted the Winter Olympics.

Answer: Hokkaidou prefecture

Answer: 北海道

Answer: Hokkaido region

Answer: Bilkalberta

Answer: Mosir

Answer: Hokkaidō Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaido Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidou

Answer: JP-01

Answer: Hokkaido Japan

Answer: HOKKAIDO

Answer: Hokkaidō, Japan

Answer: Hokkaidoh prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidoo

Answer: Ezochi

Answer: Hokkaidô, Japan

Answer: Hokkaido, Japan

Answer: Hokkaidoo prefecture

Answer: Hokkai

Answer: Hokkai-do

Answer: Hokkaidoo region

Answer: Beihaidao

Answer: Hokkaidō region

Answer: Bilk (drink)

Answer: Hokaido

Answer: Hokkaidō

Answer: Hokkaido (Japan)

Answer: Hokkaidou Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidô Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidô

Answer: Hokkaido Island

Answer: Hokkaidoh

Answer: Jesso

Answer: Hokkaidō prefecture

Answer: Hokkaido

Answer: Hokkaido prefecture


Question: What are the first four words of the Bible, as recorded in Genesis?

Answer: IN THE BEGINNING GOD


Question: What is the traditional name for a 40th wedding anniversary?

Answer: RUBY

Answer: Ruby


Question: What nationality was the pointillist artist MONDRIAN?

Answer: Autochtones

Answer: The Dutch

Answer: Netherlanders

Answer: Dutch people

Answer: Etnic Dutch

Answer: Dutch person

Answer: Autochtoon

Answer: Dutch (ethnic group)

Answer: Dutch (ethnic group and nation)

Answer: Dutchmen

Answer: Dutch People

Answer: People of Holland

Answer: Autochtonen

Answer: DUTCH

Answer: Dutch (Ethnic group)

Answer: Dutch ethnic group

Answer: Netherlander

Answer: Etnic dutch

Answer: Ethnic Dutch

Answer: Netherlandians

Answer: Dutch (people)


Question: To what RAF base, near Wooton Bassett village, were the bodies of servicemen killed in Afghanistan formerly transported?

Answer: LYNEHAM

Answer: Lyneham (disambiguation)

Answer: Lyneham


Question: "The opera ""Duke Bluebeard's Castle"" and the ballet ""The Wooden Prince"" are the works of which composer?"

Answer: Bela Bartók

Answer: Bela bartok

Answer: Ballets by Béla Bartók

Answer: Bartok

Answer: Bartók Béla

Answer: Bela Bartok

Answer: Béla Bartók

Answer: Béla Bartok

Answer: Bela Viktor Janos Bartok

Answer: Béla Viktor János Bartók

Answer: Bartok Bela

Answer: Bartók

Answer: Béla Bártok

Answer: BARTOK


Question: Which country is bordered by Latvia to the north, Ukraine to the south, and Poland to the west?

Answer: Vitryssland

Answer: Республика Беларусь

Answer: Republic of Belorus

Answer: Russia (Belarus)

Answer: Белору́ссия

Answer: Belaruss

Answer: Рэспубліка Беларусь

Answer: Republic of Belarus

Answer: Belarus

Answer: Etymology of Belarus

Answer: Biełaruś

Answer: Name of Belarus

Answer: Bielorussia

Answer: Belarussia

Answer: Belorus

Answer: Byelarossia

Answer: Belarus'

Answer: Belarussi

Answer: Balarus

Answer: Белоруссия

Answer: Buelorussia

Answer: Belorussia

Answer: BELARUS

Answer: Respublika Belarus

Answer: Beloruss

Answer: Bellarus

Answer: Belorusi

Answer: Bielaruś

Answer: Byelarus

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BY

Answer: Беларусь

Answer: Republic of Beloruss

Answer: Belarus'

Answer: Belorusia


Question: What items would be collected by a horologist?

Answer: Analog Clocks

Answer: Clock design

Answer: Timepiece

Answer: Analog clock

Answer: Clock

Answer: Analogue clock

Answer: CLOCKS

Answer: Mechanical clock

Answer: Timepieces

Answer: An Analog Clock

Answer: Clocks

Answer: Wall clock

Answer: Garage clock

Answer: Timekeeping device

Answer: Clock/calendar

Answer: Clocks and Watches

Answer: Ancient ways of telling time


Question: "Which British actress won this year's U.S. Emmy award for best actress for her role in the drama series ""Mildred Pierce""?"

Answer: Beth Winslet

Answer: Ned Rocknroll

Answer: KateWinslet

Answer: Anna Winslet

Answer: Kate winslet

Answer: Kate Winslet

Answer: Kate Elizabeth Winslet

Answer: KATE WINSLET

Answer: Ned RocknRoll

Answer: Roger Winslet

Answer: Kate Winslett

Answer: List of Kate Winslet awards and nominations

Answer: Winslet


Question: In which English city would you find the district of Gosforth?

Answer: New Castle

Answer: Newcastle (disambiguation)

Answer: NEWCASTLE

Answer: Newcastle city

Answer: Newcastle, USA

Answer: Newcastle (UK Parliament constituency)

Answer: Newcastle

Answer: Novocastrian

Answer: Newcastle, England (disambiguation)

Answer: Newcastle, England


Question: Which Italian liqueur is a key ingredient of the well known cocktail, Harvey Wallbanger?

Answer: Galliano

Answer: Galliano (disambiguation)

Answer: GALLIANO


Question: Forty years ago the Watergate scandal took place. The break-in at the Democratic party's national headquarters was found to have been authorised by two of President Nixon's closest aides, his domestic affairs advisor and his chief of staff. Name either of these men.

Answer: (John) EHRLICHMANN or (Bob) HALDEMAN


Question: Name one of the two 'Great Lakes' that Niagara Falls lies between?

Answer: ONTARIO or ERIE


Question: A quality required by quiz teams. Which French expression, commonly used in English means - coolness under stress?

Answer: Sang-froid

Answer: SANG-FROID

Answer: Sangfroid


Question: Sixties pop music - Who recorded the 1962 hit record 'Sheila'?

Answer: Tommy Roe

Answer: TOMMY ROE


Question: In 1984, in Bophal, India, there was a leak of 30 tons of methyl isocyanate, which resulted in the deaths of 25,000 people. What American chemical company owned the plant where the leak occurred?

Answer: Prest-O-Lite

Answer: Ucar batteries

Answer: Union Carbide Company

Answer: Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation

Answer: Union Carbide Inc

Answer: Union Carbide

Answer: Union carbide

Answer: UNION CARBIDE

Answer: Union Carbide Corporation


Question: Which famous composer, though better known for other works, wrote the music for several films including 'First of the Few' and 'Henry the Fifth'?

Answer: Will Walton

Answer: William Turner Walton

Answer: Sir William Walton

Answer: Sir William Turner Walton

Answer: William Walton

Answer: WILLIAM WALTON


Question: "What traditional herb is used in a ""Margharita"" pizza ?"

Answer: Tukmaria

Answer: Subja

Answer: Takmaria

Answer: Basil

Answer: Falooda seed

Answer: Ocymum basilicum

Answer: Sabja

Answer: Basil seed

Answer: O. basilicum

Answer: Ocimum basilicum

Answer: BASIL

Answer: Sweet basil

Answer: Basil oil

Answer: Basil seeds

Answer: Tukhamaria

Answer: Basil (plant)

Answer: Hot e

Answer: Sweet Basil

Answer: Basil Oil

Answer: Hột é

Answer: Basilico

Answer: St. Joseph's Wort

Answer: Basil (herb)

Answer: Falooda seeds


Question: In which African country did the Mau Mau rebellion break out in October 1952 ?

Answer: Kenyan

Answer: Prehistory of Kenya

Answer: Kenya-Africa

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KE

Answer: KENYA

Answer: Jamhuri ya Kenya

Answer: Kenya

Answer: Republic of Kenya

Answer: Kenya (disambiguation)

Answer: Etymology of Kenya


Question: Whose single I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus sold three million copies in 1952 ?

Answer: Bwana Jimmy

Answer: JIMMY BOYD

Answer: Jimmy Boyd


Question: In which decade did the following all occur in Britain - the first electric pylons (erected by South Wales Power Co), the first dogems (in Skegness) and the first pedestrian crossing (in Parliament Sqaure, London)?

Answer: 1920's

Answer: 1920s (decade)

Answer: 1920s

Answer: 1920-1929

Answer: 1920–1929

Answer: Twenties

Answer: The Twenties

Answer: Nineteen twenties

Answer: '20s

Answer: 1920s literature

Answer: Social issues of the 1920s

Answer: Nineteen-twenties


Question: Who duetted with Syd Owen on the single Better Believe It, which was released as part of the Children in Need appeal in 1995 ?

Answer: PATSY PALMER

Answer: Patsy Palmer


Question: Which English town is situated close to the most easterly point of the United Kingdom ?

Answer: London Road North

Answer: Lowestoft Lighthouse

Answer: Belle Vue Park (Lowestoft)

Answer: Sparrow's Nest

Answer: Lowestoft Mayor

Answer: The britten centre

Answer: Lowestoft, Suffolk

Answer: The Britten Centre

Answer: Lowestoft

Answer: LOWESTOFT

Answer: London Road North Shopping Precinct


Question: Wolframite is the most abundant ore of which metal called wolfram in Swedish? Having the chemical symbol W and Atomic Number 74 it is widely used in light bulbs and X Ray tubes.

Answer: Tungstenic

Answer: Tungsten alloy

Answer: Wolframium

Answer: Tungston

Answer: Tungsten carbonate

Answer: Tungsten compounds

Answer: Tungsten processing

Answer: Wolfram (element)

Answer: TUNGSTEN

Answer: Element 74

Answer: Tungsten

Answer: Tungsten Mining

Answer: Tungstem

Answer: W (element)


Question: Which city was visited by Prince William in March 2011 after suffering two earthquakes in the preceeding six months?

Answer: Port Cooper Plains

Answer: Christchurch New Zealand

Answer: Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ

Answer: Christchurch, Tasmania

Answer: Christchurch (New Zealand)

Answer: Christchurch, Canterbury

Answer: Chrischurch

Answer: ChCh

Answer: Christchurch, New Zealand

Answer: CHRISTCHURCH

Answer: Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy

Answer: Ōtautahi

Answer: Christchurch

Answer: Otautahi

Answer: ChristChurch

Answer: Christchurch NZ

Answer: Christchurch (city)

Answer: Christ Church, New Zealand

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NZCHC

Answer: Christchurch, NZ

Answer: Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand


Question: Which Basidon based company, adopting its current name in 1934, was the first to offer an alternative telephone service through its subsidiary, Mercury, to British Telecom in the mid 1980's?

Answer: Cable & Wireless plc

Answer: Cable & Wireless

Answer: CABLE & WIRELESS

Answer: Cable and Wireless


Question: How many dominoes are there in a double six set?

Answer: 28

Answer: twenty-eight


Question: What is the correct title of the 1967 hit by Keith West that is often called Grocer Jack?

Answer: Grocer Jack (Excerpt from A Teenage Opera)

Answer: Excerpt from A Teenage Opera

Answer: Grocer Jack

Answer: EXCERPT FROM A TEENAGE OPERA


Question: Usually made of plastic, which transparent instrument, in the shape of a triangle with one angle at ninety degrees, is used for drawing angles on paper?

Answer: SET-SQUARE


Question: Sharing his surname with a biblical character, which footballer scored the deciding goal in the 1967 FA Cup Final?

Answer: Frank Saul (disambiguation)

Answer: Frank Saul

Answer: FRANK SAUL


Question: In which year was the battle of Rorke's Drift?

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and seventy-nine

Answer: 1879


Question: Becoming very famous in 1970, what is the much more famous name of Rosemary Brown who was born on August 30th 1951, since marrying in 1978 her name has become Rosemary Scallon?

Answer: Dana

Answer: Dana (disambiguation)

Answer: DANA

Answer: Dana (singer)


Question: What is now Africa's biggest country in terms of land area after the split of Sudan?

Answer: Popular Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: AlgeriA

Answer: Name of Algeria

Answer: Algerian People's Democratic Republic

Answer: Al-Jumhūrīyah al-Jazā'irīyah

Answer: الجزائر

Answer: Algeria country

Answer: Algerie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DZ

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algerian Peoples Democratic Republic

Answer: Dzayer

Answer: Administrative divisions of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Algerian Republic

Answer: Ad-Dīmuqrāṭīyah ash-Sha'bīyah

Answer: ALGERIA

Answer: Subdivision of Algeria

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

Answer: Subdivisions of Algeria

Answer: Algérie

Answer: Etymology of Algeria

Answer: Algerian State

Answer: République algérienne démocratique et populaire

Answer: Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Republic of Algeria

Answer: Algery

Answer: Al-Jumhuriyah al-Jaza'iriyah

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية

Answer: Ad-Dimuqratiyah ash-Sha'biyah


Question: Whose statue, situated in Grafton Street in Dublin is known as 'the tart with the cart'?

Answer: Cockles and Mussles

Answer: Cockles And Mussels

Answer: Mollie Malone

Answer: Cockles & Mussels

Answer: MOLLY MALONE

Answer: Cockles and Mussels

Answer: Molly Malone

Answer: Cockles and mussels

Answer: In Dublin's Fair City


Question: "What disease do the French call ""la Rage""?"

Answer: Rabies

Answer: Rabes

Answer: Symptoms of rabies

Answer: Rabbies

Answer: כלבת

Answer: Tollwut

Answer: Rabies, animal

Answer: Rabies serum

Answer: ATC code J06AA06

Answer: HDCV

Answer: Rabies, human

Answer: RABIES

Answer: Canine madness


Question: "Which product was promoted with the slogan ""Full of Eastern Promise""?"

Answer: Fry's Turkish Delight

Answer: FRY'S TURKISH DELIGHT


Question: "Which book of the New Testament, as with Genesis, starts with the words ""In the beginning ...."" ?"

Answer: Gospel Of John

Answer: Gospel according to John

Answer: John's Gospel

Answer: John 20:28

Answer: Book of John

Answer: Gospel According to Saint John

Answer: Book of jon

Answer: Gospel of St John

Answer: John 1:5

Answer: Gospel of John

Answer: Gospel According to John

Answer: John 7

Answer: Anti-Semitism in the Gospel of John

Answer: Gospel acccording to John

Answer: St. John's Gospel

Answer: Gospel according to Saint John

Answer: John 1:29

Answer: John 21:15-19

Answer: Gospel of St. John

Answer: According to John

Answer: Gospel of john

Answer: Fourth gospel

Answer: John (book)

Answer: St John's Gospel

Answer: Gospel according to john

Answer: Jhn.

Answer: The Gospel According to John

Answer: The Fourth Gospel

Answer: Servant of sin

Answer: John 11:25

Answer: Fourth Gospel

Answer: Monarchian Prologue

Answer: John 11

Answer: John 10

Answer: John 12

Answer: Gospel of St.John

Answer: Book of john

Answer: John 19

Answer: John 18

Answer: John 10:3

Answer: The Gospel of John

Answer: Gospel of Saint John

Answer: GOSPEL OF ST JOHN

Answer: The Gospel according to John

Answer: Gospel according John


Question: In which English city will you find the Ashmolean museum?

Answer: Oxford, england

Answer: Oxeford

Answer: Lion Brewery (U.K.)

Answer: Oxford, UK

Answer: Oxford astrophysics

Answer: City of Dreaming Spires

Answer: Oxford, England

Answer: Oxford (England)

Answer: Oxford

Answer: Oxford, Oxfordshire

Answer: The Dreaming Spires

Answer: City of Oxford

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBOXF

Answer: OXFORD

Answer: City of dreaming spires

Answer: Ford of the Oxen

Answer: County Borough of Oxford

Answer: The weather in Oxford

Answer: Oxford, United Kingdom

Answer: Morrells brewery

Answer: The city of dreaming spires

Answer: Oxenaforda


Question: Who allegedly solved the riddle of the Gordian knot simply by slicing it with his sword?

Answer: Μέγας Ἀλέξανδρος

Answer: Alexandrian period

Answer: Αλέξανδρος ο Μέγας

Answer: Iskander the Accursed

Answer: Alexander Magnus

Answer: Alexander of Macedonia

Answer: Alexander Macedonian

Answer: Megas aleksandros

Answer: Alexander the Great

Answer: Great Alexander

Answer: Sikandar Mahan

Answer: ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Answer: Sikunder

Answer: Alexnader the great

Answer: Alexandrian Empire

Answer: Alexander The Great

Answer: Alexandrian era

Answer: Alexandros the Great

Answer: Letter to Darius III

Answer: Aleksander the Great

Answer: Ἀλέξανδρος ὁ Μέγας

Answer: Alexander the graet

Answer: Alexandros III of Macedon

Answer: Alexander III of Macedon

Answer: Letter to Darius II

Answer: Alex the great

Answer: Alexander the Macedonian

Answer: Sikandar-e-Azam

Answer: Alexander-the-great

Answer: Iskandar Zulkarnain

Answer: Aleksandar ī Hrōmāyīg

Answer: Aléxandros ho Mégas

Answer: AlexanderTheGreat

Answer: Alexander the great


Question: Which London theatre used to boast 'We Never Close'?

Answer: Windmill

Answer: WindMill

Answer: Windmills

Answer: Wind wheel

Answer: Wind-Mill

Answer: Wind-mill

Answer: Wind mill

Answer: WINDMILL

Answer: Wind Mill

Answer: Sectional windmill

Answer: Wind wheels

Answer: Windmill tower

Answer: Eolian generator

Answer: Æolian generator

Answer: Aeolian generator


Question: Which was the first commercial jet airliner to go into service in the UK?

Answer: Cometary nuclei

Answer: Disconnection event

Answer: COMET

Answer: Dirty snowball model

Answer: Long period comet

Answer: Tail (comet)

Answer: Dark comet

Answer: Dirty snowball theory

Answer: Dirty snowball hypothesis

Answer: Short-period comet

Answer: Black comets

Answer: Short period comets

Answer: Halley-type comet

Answer: Long-period comet

Answer: Comet Tails

Answer: Jupiter family

Answer: Plasma tail

Answer: Comet

Answer: Jupiter-family comet

Answer: Jupiter family comet

Answer: Comets

Answer: Dirty snowball

Answer: Comet tails

Answer: A1 comet

Answer: Coma (astronomy)

Answer: Commet

Answer: Coma (comet)

Answer: Cometary


Question: Which geological perioed falls between the Triassic and the Cretaceous periods?

Answer: Dinosaur types of the jurassic

Answer: Jurassic Era

Answer: JURASSIC

Answer: Jurassic

Answer: Jurasic

Answer: Jurassic Period

Answer: Jurassic ( geology)

Answer: Jurassic period

Answer: Jurassic era

Answer: Jurassic System

Answer: Jurrasic


Question: Which was the earliest London underground line?

Answer: Met line

Answer: Metropolitan line

Answer: METROPOLITAN LINE

Answer: Metropolitan Line


Question: Which opera by Borodin features the Polovtsian Dances?

Answer: Prince Igor

Answer: PRINCE IGOR


Question: Which European country switched to driving on the right in 1967?

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: Kurt Russell is the long term partner of which actress?

Answer: Goldie Hahn

Answer: Ashes to Ashes (Goldie Hawn film project)

Answer: Goldy Hawn

Answer: Ashes to Ashes (2010 film)

Answer: GOLDIE HAWN

Answer: Goldie Hawn

Answer: Goldie Jean Hawn


Question: What is the first name of Madame Bovary in Flaubert's 1856 novel?

Answer: Emma (singer)

Answer: Emma (1996)

Answer: Emma

Answer: Emma (1996 movie)

Answer: Emma (film)

Answer: Emma (disambiguation)

Answer: EMMA

Answer: Emma (1996 film)


Question: Daniel Casey played the role of Detective Sergeant Troy in which TV series?

Answer: Midsummer Murders

Answer: MIDSOMER MURDERS

Answer: Detective Sergeant Ben Jones

Answer: Midsomer (Fictional county)

Answer: MidSomer Murders

Answer: Midsomer Murders

Answer: Mudsummer murders

Answer: Midsomer (fictional county)

Answer: Midsommer Murders


Question: Which Scottish engineer gave the first public demonstration of TV?

Answer: John L. Baird

Answer: (John Logie) BAIRD

Answer: Electromechanical TV

Answer: Electromechanical tv

Answer: Baird Television Ltd.

Answer: John Logie Baird Ltd

Answer: Logie Baird

Answer: John Logie Baird Centre

Answer: John Logie Baird


Question: Who is the Greek God of War?

Answer: ARES

Answer: Ares (disambiguation)


Question: In Greek mythology, who fell in love with his own statue of a woman?

Answer: Pygmalion

Answer: PYGMALION

Answer: Pygmalian

Answer: Pigmalion

Answer: Pygmalion (disambiguation)


Question: What name is given to the soft spots on a baby's head which, during birth, enable the bony plates of the skull to flex allowing the child's head to pass through the birth canal?

Answer: Fonticulus

Answer: Fontanel

Answer: Soft spot

Answer: Fonticuli cranii

Answer: Fontanell

Answer: Fontanelle

Answer: Depressed fontanelle

Answer: Fontanelles

Answer: FONTANELLE

Answer: Soft spots

Answer: Fonticuli

Answer: Fontanels


Question: "Which work by Dylan Thomas starts with the words ""To begin at the beginning""?"

Answer: Llaregybb

Answer: Ocky Milkman

Answer: Under Milk Wood: a Play For Voices

Answer: Under milk wood

Answer: Captain Cat

Answer: Under Milkwood: a Play For Voices

Answer: UNDER MILKWOOD

Answer: Llaregyb

Answer: Under Milkwood

Answer: Llareggub

Answer: Eli Jenkins

Answer: Under Milk Wood

Answer: Reverend Eli Jenkins


Question: Which English TV presenter became very famous on Dec 1st 1976 when he interviewed the punk band The Sex Pistols live on TV prompting much bad langauge from the band?

Answer: Bill Grundy

Answer: Bill GRUNDY


Question: What is the name of the strait that lies between Australia and New Guinea that links the Coral Sea to the East with the Arafura Sea to the west?

Answer: Strait of Torres

Answer: TORRES Strait

Answer: Torres Straits

Answer: Torres Strait


Question: Caroline of Brunswick was the queen consort of which British King?

Answer: George, Prince Regent

Answer: King George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: GEORGE IV

Answer: George the Fourth

Answer: George IV of Great Britain

Answer: George IV of the UK

Answer: King George IV

Answer: George IV of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: George IV

Answer: Regency Bill

Answer: George IV of England

Answer: George IV of Scotland

Answer: George IV Hanover

Answer: George IV of Hanover

Answer: George iv

Answer: George iv of the united kingdom

Answer: George IV of Britain

Answer: George IV (Hanover)


Question: What was the name of the British teacher jailed in Sudan in 2007 for allowing a teddy bear to be called Mohammed?

Answer: Muhammad (teddy bear)

Answer: Teddy muhammad

Answer: Jillian Gibbons

Answer: Gillian gibbons

Answer: GILLIAN GIBBONS

Answer: Gillian Gibbons

Answer: Teddy bear case

Answer: Sara Khawad

Answer: Sudan teddy bear controversy

Answer: Muhammad teddy

Answer: Teddy bear controversy

Answer: Sudanese teddy bear blasphemy case

Answer: Muhammad teddy bear


Question: In relation to phobias what word describes the fear of strangers or foreigners?

Answer: XENOPHOBIA

Answer: Zenophobia

Answer: Xenophobically

Answer: Xenophobic

Answer: Xenophobia

Answer: Xenophobous

Answer: Xenophobe (discrimination)

Answer: Xenophoby

Answer: Fear of strangers


Question: Which Scottish author who died in 1930 had Ignatius as one of his christian names?

Answer: A Conan Doyle

Answer: Arthur Conan-Doyle

Answer: Arthur Conan Ignatius, Sir Doyle

Answer: ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

Answer: Arthur Conan Doyle

Answer: Doyle, Arthur Conan

Answer: Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan

Answer: Sir Conan Doyle

Answer: Sir Arthur Doyle

Answer: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Answer: Arthur C. Doyle

Answer: Arthur Conan Ignatius Doyle

Answer: Arthur Conan Doyle's

Answer: Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle

Answer: Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur

Answer: Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle

Answer: Doylean

Answer: Conan Doyle

Answer: A. Conan Doyle


Question: Which token in a game of Monopoly was once known as Rich Uncle Pennybags?

Answer: Stovepipe hat

Answer: Top hat

Answer: Gibus

Answer: Opera Hat

Answer: Gibus (hat)

Answer: Chapeau claque

Answer: Chimneybot hat

Answer: Opera hat

Answer: Crush hat

Answer: Top hat (headgear)

Answer: Top-hat

Answer: Tophat

Answer: George Dunnage

Answer: Cylinder hat

Answer: Tophats

Answer: Top hats

Answer: Plug hats

Answer: TOP HAT

Answer: Silk hat

Answer: Plug hat

Answer: Plug-hat


Question: Aladdin Sane and Diamond Dogs were number one albums for which famous singer in the 1970's?

Answer: Hermione Farthingale

Answer: Ziggy Stardust (persona)

Answer: The Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Bowiesque

Answer: David Bowie

Answer: David bowie filmography

Answer: Davie Jones and the King Bees

Answer: Bowiean

Answer: David bowie

Answer: Tao Jones Index

Answer: Bowie, David

Answer: The Konrads

Answer: Davie Jones with the King Bees

Answer: David Bowie's

Answer: David Bowi

Answer: Davis bowie

Answer: The Manish Boys

Answer: DAVID BOWIE

Answer: David Robert Hayward-Jones

Answer: Ziggy stardust (persona)

Answer: The King of Glitter Rock

Answer: David Hayward-Jones

Answer: The Lower Third

Answer: Davy Jones and the Lower Third


Question: David Tyler is the current chairman of which leading supermarket chain?

Answer: Sainsburys.com

Answer: Sansburys

Answer: Sainsbury (J)

Answer: Beaumonts

Answer: Sainsbury (J) plc

Answer: SAINSBURY'S

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: "Which ""Carry On"" film contained the line 'Oh yes colonel, many times, but never with a daffodil'?"

Answer: Carry On Nurse

Answer: CARRY ON NURSE

Answer: Carry on Nurse


Question: "Which actor played the lead role of Jay Gatsby in the 1974 film ""the Great Gatsby"""

Answer: Bob Redford

Answer: Charles Robert Redford

Answer: Zoom (restaurant)

Answer: Robert Redford Jr.

Answer: Zoom (Restaurant)

Answer: Robert Redford filmography

Answer: Robert Redford, Jr.

Answer: Robert Redford

Answer: Charles Redford

Answer: Charles Robert Redford, Jr.

Answer: ROBERT REDFORD

Answer: Charles Redford, Jr.


Question: Which other colour, along with yellow and green appears on the flag of Gabon?

Answer: BLUE

Answer: Gauss-Markov assumptions

Answer: Best Linear Unbiased Estimator

Answer: Gauss-Markov theorem

Answer: Linear estimator

Answer: Gauss–Markov assumptions

Answer: Gauss-Markow least squares theorem

Answer: Best linear unbiased estimator

Answer: Gauss–Markov–Aitken theorem

Answer: Gauss-Markov model

Answer: Gauss-Markov-Aitken theorem

Answer: Gauss markov theorem

Answer: Gauss–Markov model

Answer: Gauss–Markov theorem

Answer: Blue (statistics)


Question: "Which snooker player had the nickname ""The Thunder from Down Under""?"

Answer: Neil Robertson (disambiguation)

Answer: Neal Robertson

Answer: Robertson, Neil

Answer: NEIL ROBERTSON

Answer: Neill Robertson

Answer: Neil Robertson


Question: "Who is the principal actor who plays a character named Michael Blomqvist in the 2011 film ""The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo""?"

Answer: Dan Craig

Answer: Daniel Craig

Answer: DANIEL CRAIG

Answer: Daniel Craig filmography


Question: Originally marketed as a rat poison what is the most commonly used drug in the treatment of thrombosis and embolism?

Answer: Sofarin

Answer: Athrombin

Answer: Vampirinip III

Answer: Sorexa Plus

Answer: Sodium Coumadin

Answer: Kumader

Answer: Dethmor

Answer: Kypfarin

Answer: Rosex

Answer: Athrombin-K

Answer: Solfarin

Answer: Waran

Answer: Brumolin

Answer: Kumadu

Answer: Vampirinip II

Answer: Mar-Frin

Answer: Cumadin

Answer: Frass-Ratron

Answer: Jantoven

Answer: WARFARIN

Answer: Warf 42

Answer: Warfarat

Answer: Coumaphene

Answer: Coumefene

Answer: S-warfarin

Answer: Coumiden

Answer: Cumiden

Answer: Warfarin sodium

Answer: ATCvet code QB01AA03

Answer: Kumatox

Answer: Panwarfin

Answer: Warfarin

Answer: Place-Pax

Answer: Athrombine-K

Answer: Coumadins

Answer: Zoocoumarin

Answer: Coumafen

Answer: Dicusat E

Answer: Warferin

Answer: Coumadin

Answer: Warficide

Answer: ATC code B01AA03

Answer: Warfarine

Answer: Latka 42

Answer: Coumafene

Answer: Warfarin potassium

Answer: Temus W

Answer: Maveran

Answer: Sodium coumadin

Answer: Prothromadin

Answer: Tox-Hid

Answer: Warfilone

Answer: Marevan

Answer: Dethnel

Answer: Coumaphen

Answer: Co-Rax

Answer: Tintorane


Question: Lisinopril, Benazipril and Perindopril are drugs that are often used to chiefly combat which common human condition?

Answer: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE or HYPERTENSION


Question: "What is the name of the short actor who plays the main role in the BBC2 comedy series""Life's too short""?"

Answer: Warwick Davis

Answer: Warwick A. Davis

Answer: WARWICK DAVIS

Answer: Warwick Ashley Davis

Answer: Warwick Davies


Question: Which US state lends its name to a baked pudding, made with ice cream, sponge and meringue?

Answer: Forty-ninth State

Answer: Arasuka

Answer: Alaska, United States

Answer: Alyaska

Answer: Religion in Alaska

Answer: Forty-Ninth State

Answer: Аляска

Answer: Alaska City, Alaska

Answer: ALASKA

Answer: Alaska (U.S. state)

Answer: Alaska, USA

Answer: Education in Alaska

Answer: Rail transport in Alaska

Answer: Town (Alaska)

Answer: Alasca

Answer: Alaskan

Answer: 49th State

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska Heritage Resources Survey

Answer: Alaskans

Answer: Elaska

Answer: State of Alaska

Answer: Alaksa

Answer: City (Alaska)

Answer: US-AK

Answer: Culture of Alaska

Answer: Ulaska

Answer: Largest US state

Answer: AlaskA

Answer: Film industry in Alaska

Answer: Recording District (Alaska)

Answer: Alaska (state)


Question: The human brain is made up of between 10 billion and 100 billion nerve cells known as what?

Answer: Brain cells

Answer: Neural cell

Answer: Nerve sheath

Answer: Nueron

Answer: Neurone

Answer: Neuronal loss

Answer: Neurocyte

Answer: Neuron

Answer: Nerve-cell

Answer: Nerve cells

Answer: Neurocytes

Answer: Nerve cell

Answer: Neurons

Answer: NEURONS

Answer: Neuronal

Answer: Neurones

Answer: Human brain cell


Question: Which microprocessor was introduced by Intel in 1993?

Answer: Intel Pentium Processor

Answer: Pentium (disambiguation)

Answer: Pentium processor

Answer: Pentium

Answer: Pentium brand

Answer: Pentium family

Answer: Pentium E

Answer: Intel Pentium

Answer: Pentium (brand)

Answer: PENTIUM

Answer: Pentium (trademark)


Question: The upper house of the Canadian parliament is known as the Senate; what is the lower house called?

Answer: HOUSE OF COMMONS

Answer: House of commons

Answer: House of Commons

Answer: House Of Commons


Question: In which northern English city will you find the Royal Armouries Museum?

Answer: Leeds, UK

Answer: St Margaret's Primary School, Horsforth

Answer: ST Margarets Primary School

Answer: St Margarets Primary School

Answer: St margarets school

Answer: City of leeds transport area

Answer: The weather in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, Yorkshire

Answer: Knightsbridge of the North

Answer: Shakespeare Primary School

Answer: Higher Education in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, England

Answer: Leeds, West Yorkshire

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leodis

Answer: LEEDS

Answer: Leeds – Bradford, UK

Answer: Leodensian

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBLBA


Question: Where in the west country can you find a branch of the Tate Gallery?

Answer: St.Ives

Answer: Saint Ives

Answer: St. Ives

Answer: St. Ives (film)

Answer: Saint Yvo

Answer: Saint Ivo

Answer: ST IVES

Answer: St Ives, United Kingdom

Answer: St Ives (film)

Answer: St Ives

Answer: St Ives (disambiguation)


Question: The Nazi regime was Germany's Third Reich; which was the first Reich?

Answer: Sacro Romano Impero

Answer: Holy Roman empire

Answer: Holy roman

Answer: HREGN

Answer: Empire of the germans

Answer: 13th century in Germany

Answer: Late medieval Germany

Answer: Czech Republic/Sacrum

Answer: Roman-German Empire

Answer: Germany in the 15th century

Answer: Holy-Roman Empire

Answer: The First Reich

Answer: Holy roman empire

Answer: 15th-century Germany

Answer: Heiliges Roemisches Reich Deutscher Nation

Answer: The 1st Reich

Answer: Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation

Answer: Late Medieval Germany

Answer: 1st Reich

Answer: Holy Roman Empire of the German nation

Answer: Imperium Romanum Sacrum

Answer: German Late Middle Ages

Answer: HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

Answer: Great Interregnum

Answer: Roman Empire of the German Nation

Answer: 12th century in Germany

Answer: Holy Rome

Answer: Holy Roman Empire (of the German nation)

Answer: Holy Roman Realm of the German Nation

Answer: Roman Holy Empire

Answer: First German Reich

Answer: First Reich

Answer: Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation

Answer: Ottonian empire

Answer: Holy Roman Empire of German Nation

Answer: 14th century in Germany

Answer: I Reich

Answer: Imperial court (Holy Roman Empire)

Answer: Holy Roman Empire

Answer: Empire of the german nation

Answer: Holy Roman

Answer: Teutonic Empire

Answer: Sacrum Romanum Imperium

Answer: Heiliges Romisches Reich Deutscher Nation

Answer: Holy Reich

Answer: 15th century in Germany

Answer: First German Empire

Answer: The Holy Roman Empire


Question: In 1992 Durham joined the County Cricket Championship; which county was the last one to join before Durham?

Answer: County of Glamorgan

Answer: Morgannŵg

Answer: The Van, Glamorganshire

Answer: Kingdom of Glamorgan

Answer: Glamorganshire

Answer: Glamorgan

Answer: GLAMORGAN

Answer: Glamorgan County Council

Answer: North Glamorgan

Answer: Glamorgan, Wales


Question: Which county won the County Cricket Championship in 1959, after Surrey had won seven consecutive titles from 1952 to 1958?

Answer: County Yorkshire

Answer: Yorks

Answer: Yorkshuh

Answer: Yorkshire (England)

Answer: Yorkshiremen

Answer: Name of Yorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire County

Answer: Vorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire

Answer: York County, England

Answer: Counties of Yorkshire

Answer: County of Yorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire (UK)

Answer: Yorkshireman

Answer: Yorkshire, England

Answer: YORKSHIRE

Answer: Yorkshire (traditional)

Answer: God's own county


Question: Who is the only person allowed to consume alcohol in the chamber of the British House of Commons and even then on only one special day of the year?

Answer: Chancellor of the exchequer

Answer: CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchequer

Answer: Chancellor Of the Exchequer Treasury

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchquer

Answer: The Chancellor of the Exchequer

Answer: British Chancellor

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchequer of England


Question: "During the local version of which once popular dance craze were you invited to ""put your backside in and your backside out""?"

Answer: HOKEY COKEY or COKEY COKEY


Question: Which German shell-shock victim was taken to Hollywood after the First World War, where he became a star and is said to have died in the arms of Jean Harlow?

Answer: Rin Tin Tin, Jr.

Answer: Rin-Tin-Tin

Answer: Flame Jr

Answer: Rintintin

Answer: Rinty

Answer: Flame, Jr.

Answer: RIN TIN TIN

Answer: Rin Tin Tin III

Answer: Rin-tin-tin

Answer: Rin Tin Tin IV

Answer: Blaze, Jr.

Answer: Rin Tin Tin

Answer: Rin tin tin

Answer: Rin Tin Tin Jr

Answer: Rin Tin Tin Jr.


Question: The magic lantern was an early form of what item of photographic equipment?

Answer: SLIDE PROJECTOR

Answer: Slide projectors

Answer: Slide projector

Answer: Slide projection

Answer: Film slides


Question: What name is given to the Middle Eastern dish of deep fried balls of ground chickpeas or Fava Beans, usually served in Pitta Bread?

Answer: Falaffle

Answer: Falafil

Answer: Falafels

Answer: Falavel

Answer: Fallafel

Answer: Falafle

Answer: FALAFEL

Answer: Fulafel

Answer: Falāfil

Answer: Filafel

Answer: Falafel

Answer: Falefel

Answer: Falafal

Answer: פלאפל

Answer: Falāfel

Answer: Felafel

Answer: Flafel


Question: By what name were the sultan's household troops known during the Ottoman Empire ?

Answer: JANISSERIES


Question: what is chased down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire in a traditional race every Spring Bank Holiday?

Answer: Lower Hutt City

Answer: A CHEESE

Answer: Hutt City Council

Answer: Lower Hutt, New Zealand

Answer: Lower hutt

Answer: The Cheese

Answer: Hutt City

Answer: Lower Hutt

Answer: Lower Hutt CBD

Answer: Hutt City, New Zealand

Answer: Lower Hutt, Wellington


Question: On which river does Cardiff stand?

Answer: Taff

Answer: Taff (disambiguation)

Answer: TAFF


Question: What was the name of the USAAF B-17 Flying Fortress whose aircrew were the first to complete 25 missions in Europe during World War II ?

Answer: Memphis Belle

Answer: MEMPHIS BELLE

Answer: Memphis Belle (disambiguation)


Question: "Used to describe insects such as the Mayfly that only live for a short time, what word derives from the Greek for ""living a day""?"

Answer: Ephemeralities

Answer: Ephemeral creek

Answer: Ephemoral

Answer: Ephemerality

Answer: EPHEMERAL

Answer: Ephemeral river

Answer: Ephemeral

Answer: Ephemeral waterbody

Answer: Ephemeral channel

Answer: Ephemerally

Answer: Ephemeralness


Question: What is the most popular name for Whistler's canvas Arrangement in Grey and Black?

Answer: The Artists Mother

Answer: Whistlers Mother

Answer: Arrangement in Grey and Black No.1

Answer: Arrangement in Gray and Black: The Artist's Mother

Answer: WHISTLER'S MOTHER

Answer: Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother

Answer: Arrangement in Gray and Black

Answer: The Artist's Mother

Answer: Artists Mother

Answer: Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artists Mother

Answer: Portrait of the Artist's Mother

Answer: Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1

Answer: Arrangement in Grey and Black

Answer: Whistler's Mother

Answer: Artist's Mother

Answer: Arrangement in Gray and Black: The Artists Mother


Question: Which Dutch govenor, in 1664, tried to resist the British seizure of New York?

Answer: PETER STUYVESANT

Answer: Petrus Stuyvesant

Answer: Peter Stuyvesant

Answer: Pieter Stuyvesant


Question: Which 18th century stately home is situated one mile south of Woodstock in Oxfordshire?

Answer: Blenham Palace

Answer: Blennhem palace

Answer: Blenheim Palace

Answer: Blenheim Park

Answer: Blenhem palace

Answer: Blenheim palace

Answer: BLENHEIM PALACE

Answer: Blenheim Castle

Answer: The Pipe Organs of Blenheim Palace

Answer: Pipe organs of Blenheim Palace


Question: Which country left the Commonwealthin 1972 and rejoined in 1989?

Answer: Union of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani Federation

Answer: PAKISTAN

Answer: Pakastan

Answer: Pakistán

Answer: Packistan

Answer: پاکِستان

Answer: پاكِستان

Answer: Pakistana

Answer: Name of Pakistan

Answer: Etymology of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Bakistan

Answer: Pakistano

Answer: Islamic Republic Of Pakistan

Answer: Paquistan

Answer: Pākistān

Answer: Paakistan

Answer: IROP

Answer: Paskitan

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūriyah-yi Pākistān

Answer: Republic of Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاكِستان

Answer: Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: پاکستان

Answer: Bakistaan

Answer: Mumlikat-e-Khudad-e-Pakistan

Answer: Pakistāna

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūrī-ye Pākistān

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PK

Answer: Pakland

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic

Answer: Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: Pakisthan

Answer: Federation of pakistan

Answer: Al-Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان

Answer: Paquistao

Answer: Paquistán

Answer: Pákistán

Answer: Pakasthan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistaan

Answer: Pak-e-stan

Answer: Pakistan.

Answer: Islamic Pakistan

Answer: Federation of Pakistan

Answer: Pakstan

Answer: Islamic State of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic of

Answer: Bakstaan

Answer: Pakistani Republic

Answer: Pakistan's

Answer: State of Pakistan

Answer: باكستان

Answer: Pakistani state

Answer: The State of Pakistan

Answer: The Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Al-Bakistan

Answer: Paquistão

Answer: Pakisatan

Answer: Mumlikat e Khudad e Pakistan

Answer: I.R. of Pakistan

Answer: پاڪستان

Answer: Pak-i-stan


Question: Who has recently overtaken Brian O'Driscoll to become Ireland's most capped player?

Answer: RONAN O'GARA

Answer: O'Gara

Answer: Ronan O'Gara

Answer: Ronan O'Gara


Question: Which French chemist, regarded as the father of modern chemistry, was guillotined in 1794?

Answer: Lavoisierian

Answer: Lavosier, Antoine

Answer: LAVOISIER

Answer: Laviosier

Answer: Antoine de Lavoisier

Answer: The republic has no need for genius

Answer: Lavosier

Answer: Antoine Lavoseir

Answer: AntoineLavoisier

Answer: Antoine Lavosier

Answer: Antoine Laurent Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine-Laurent

Answer: Lavoisier

Answer: Lavoisier, Antoine-Laurent

Answer: Antione Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine Laviosier

Answer: A. Lavoisier

Answer: De Lavoisier

Answer: A.-L. Lavoisier

Answer: Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier

Answer: The republic has no need for savants


Question: Which castle near Deal in Kent has served, since 1708, as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports?

Answer: Walmer Castle

Answer: WALMER CASTLE


Question: What type of sportsman is a Rikishi?

Answer: SUMO WRESTLER

Answer: Rikishi

Answer: Sumo wrestler


Question: In Osacar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest who utters the line 'a handbag' ?

Answer: Algernon Moncrieff

Answer: Bunburyist

Answer: Importance of being earnest

Answer: The Importance of Being Earnest

Answer: Bunburying

Answer: Cecily Cardew

Answer: Bunburyism

Answer: Lady Lancing

Answer: Bunburyists

Answer: The importance of being earnest

Answer: Ernest Worthing

Answer: Bunburyed

Answer: Gwendolen Fairfax

Answer: Importance of Being Earnest

Answer: Miss Prism

Answer: Bunburyisms

Answer: Lady Bracknell

Answer: The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People

Answer: Laetitia Prism

Answer: The Importance Of Being Earnest

Answer: LADY BRACKNELL

Answer: John Worthing

Answer: The Importance of being Earnest

Answer: Miss Laetitia Prism

Answer: Algernon Moncrief

Answer: Jack Worthing

Answer: Canon Chasuble


Question: What exactly was 'Rob Roy' built at Dumbarton, Scotland in 1818?

Answer: Steam ships

Answer: Steamships

Answer: Steam ship

Answer: STEAMSHIP

Answer: Steamship


Question: Although not the state capital, which is the largest city in the U.S. state of Nebraska ?

Answer: Omaha, Nebraska

Answer: Songs about Omaha

Answer: Omaha

Answer: Omaha, ne

Answer: City of Omaha

Answer: Omaha City

Answer: Omaha Nebraska

Answer: Omaha (NE)

Answer: Omaha,Nebraska

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USOMA

Answer: Omaha, Neb.

Answer: Omaha, NE

Answer: OMAHA


Question: In which Lake District town would you find the Cumberland Pencil Museum?

Answer: Keswick (disambiguation)

Answer: Keswick, England

Answer: KESWICK

Answer: Keswick


Question: Which war veterna, who died in 2009 had the nickname 'The Last Fighting Tommy'?

Answer: Harry Patch

Answer: HARRY PATCH

Answer: Henry John Patch


Question: Having held the position since 2004, Richard Wallace is the editor of which daily newspaper?

Answer: The Daily Mirror

Answer: London Daily Mirror

Answer: Irish Daily Mirror

Answer: Irish Mirror

Answer: Mirror (UK)

Answer: Mirror.co.uk

Answer: Daily Mirror

Answer: The Mirror (United Kingdom)

Answer: DAILY MIRROR

Answer: Celeb on Sunday

Answer: The Scurra

Answer: The Sunday Pictorial

Answer: Monday Mania

Answer: Mirror Online

Answer: The Sunday Mirror

Answer: We Love Telly


Question: Appointed on June 22nd 2011 who is the current manager of Birmingham City FC?

Answer: Chris Hughton

Answer: CHRIS HUGHTON


Question: Which prison themed TV series that began in 1979 featured an evil prison officer named Joan (the freak) Ferguson, played by the actress Maggie Kirkpatrick?

Answer: Kvinnofaengelset

Answer: Cell Block H

Answer: Caged Women

Answer: Prisoner (TV series)

Answer: Prisoner Cell Block H

Answer: Kvinnofangelset

Answer: Prisonser Cell Block H

Answer: Prisoner; Cell Block H

Answer: PRISONER CELL BLOCK H

Answer: Prisoner Overseas

Answer: Wentworth Detention Centre

Answer: PCBH

Answer: Kvinnofängelset

Answer: Prisoner: Cell Block H


Question: Having a height of 3,478 metres, Mount Mulhacen is the highest mainland point of which country?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Symphony number 104 by Joseph Haydn and symphony number 2 by Ralph Vaughan Williams are both named after which European capital 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: Which American golfer, winner of three majors, was tragically killed in a plane crash on October 25th 1999, at the time of his death he was the reigning US Open Champion?

Answer: Paine Stewart

Answer: Paine Stuart

Answer: Stephanie Bellegarrigue

Answer: Payne Stewart

Answer: PAYNE STEWART

Answer: Payne Stuart


Question: Who did Betty Boothroyd replace as Speaker of the House of Commons on April 27th 1992?

Answer: Baron Weatherill

Answer: Bruce Bernard Weatherill

Answer: Jack Weatherill

Answer: BERNARD WEATHERILL

Answer: Bernard Weatherhill

Answer: Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill

Answer: Bernard Weatherill

Answer: Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill, PC, DL

Answer: Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill

Answer: Lord Weatherill


Question: With which song did Lulu represent the UK in the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest?

Answer: BOOM BANG A BANG


Question: Which TV series was won by a man named Paddy Doherty on September 8th this year?

Answer: CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother (UK)

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother 17

Answer: Big Brother Celebrity Big Brother (UK)

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother

Answer: Celeb BB

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother UK

Answer: CBBUK

Answer: Celebrity Big Brother 2014 (UK)


Question: Created in 1952, which is Britain's only coastal National Park?

Answer: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority

Answer: Elegug Stacks

Answer: Stack Rocks

Answer: PEMBROKESHIRE COAST NATIONAL PARK

Answer: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Answer: Parc Cenedlaethol Arfordir Penfro

Answer: Pembrokeshire Coast


Question: Which order of insects contains the most species?

Answer: BEETLES

Answer: Black-Beetle

Answer: Coleopteran

Answer: Palm beetle

Answer: Beetles

Answer: Coleopterists

Answer: Coleoptera

Answer: Beetel

Answer: Beetle

Answer: Chafer

Answer: Choleoptera

Answer: Coleopterist


Question: In which sea are the Cayman Islands?

Answer: Carribean Islands

Answer: Caribbean

Answer: The Carribbean

Answer: Carribbean

Answer: CARIBBEAN

Answer: Caribbean integration

Answer: The Caribean

Answer: The West Indies

Answer: Caribbean island

Answer: Countries of the Carribean

Answer: The Carribean

Answer: Carribeans

Answer: Western Indies

Answer: Caribbee Islands

Answer: West Indes

Answer: Geography of the Caribbean

Answer: Carribean

Answer: Carribian

Answer: Carribean islands

Answer: West Indies Islands

Answer: The Caribbean

Answer: Caribean Islands

Answer: Caribean

Answer: West Indian Islands

Answer: Carribbean Islands

Answer: Caribbean nation

Answer: Caribbean region


Question: Hillary Mantel won the 2009 Booker Prize with which novel?

Answer: Wolf Hall (play)

Answer: Wolf Hall

Answer: Wolf Hall (novel)

Answer: WOLF HALL


Question: Which common flower has the Latin name Bellis Perennis ?

Answer: DAISY

Answer: DAISY Digital Talking Book

Answer: Digital Talking Book

Answer: List of DAISY players

Answer: DAISY player


Question: Before which annual sporting event is it the custom for the two club Presidents to toss a coin, an 1829 sovereign?

Answer: OXBRIDGE BOAT RACE


Question: Which British king married Mary of Teck?

Answer: George V of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George V of Great Britain

Answer: Cultural depictions of George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V of Scotland

Answer: King George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: King George V of Great Britain

Answer: George Frederick Ernest Albert

Answer: George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V

Answer: George the Fifth

Answer: George v of the united kingdom

Answer: King George V

Answer: George V of the UK

Answer: GEORGE V

Answer: George 5

Answer: George V, Emperor

Answer: King George the Fifth

Answer: George V of Britain

Answer: George V, King of Great Britain

Answer: King George V of England

Answer: King George V's Silver Jubilee

Answer: George V of England

Answer: Duke of Cornwall and York

Answer: George V, Emperor of India

Answer: Coronation of King George V


Question: Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world was thought to have straddled the harbour of a Greek island?

Answer: Collossus of rhodes

Answer: Colossus of Rhodes

Answer: COLOSSUS OF RHODES

Answer: Rhodes, Colossus of

Answer: The Colossus of Rhodes

Answer: Rhodean Bully

Answer: Colossus of rhodes

Answer: Colossus of rhodos

Answer: Colosus of Rhodes


Question: Who writes the scripts for the TV series Downton Abbey?

Answer: Julian Fellowes, Baron Fellowes of West Stafford

Answer: JULIAN FELLOWES

Answer: Julian Fellowes

Answer: The Lord Fellowes of West Stafford

Answer: Baron Fellowes of West Stafford


Question: "In the 1964 book ""Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"" by Roald Dahl, what is the name of the young girl who is described as 'a girl who is spoiled by her parents'? She is the second person to find a golden ticket and the third to be ejected from the tour."

Answer: Veruca salt

Answer: Veruca Salt discography

Answer: Veruca salt (band)

Answer: Veruca Salt (Willy Wonka character)

Answer: Veruca Salt

Answer: VERUCA SALT

Answer: Veruca Salt (disambiguation)

Answer: Mr. Henry Salt

Answer: Mrs. Salt

Answer: Veruca Salt (band)


Question: If all the elements in the periodic table were placed in alphabetical order, which would be the first listed that is represented by a single letter symbol?

Answer: Boron (element)

Answer: Boron chemistry

Answer: Curcumin method

Answer: Boron compounds

Answer: Burah

Answer: B (element)

Answer: BORON

Answer: Atomic number 5

Answer: Boron

Answer: Boron Chemistry

Answer: Boron-10

Answer: Element 5

Answer: Boron quantification


Question: Which British Prime Minister married Clementine Hozier on September 12th 1908?

Answer: Tango (cat)

Answer: Death and state funeral of Winston Churchill

Answer: Churchillian

Answer: State funeral of Winston Churchill

Answer: Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill

Answer: Marigold Frances Churchill

Answer: Sir winston hcurchill

Answer: Winston Leonard Spencer

Answer: Winston Spencer

Answer: Winston Spencer-Churchill

Answer: Sir Churchill

Answer: Marigold Churchill

Answer: Winnie Churchill

Answer: Winston Churchill MP

Answer: Winston churchill

Answer: Prime Minister Churchill

Answer: W. Churchill

Answer: Winston Leonard Churchill

Answer: Churchill, W. S.

Answer: Sir Winston

Answer: W. S. Churchill

Answer: Winston churchilll

Answer: The Focus

Answer: Winston Churchill

Answer: The Honourable Sir Winston Spencer Churchill

Answer: Sir Winston Churchill

Answer: WINSTON CHURCHILL

Answer: Winston churchhill

Answer: Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Answer: Churchill

Answer: Winston Spencer Churchill

Answer: Churchill, Winston

Answer: Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Answer: Chuurchill

Answer: WL Spencer-Churchill

Answer: Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill

Answer: Winston Churchil

Answer: Winston Churchhill

Answer: Colonel Warden


Question: Which British Prime Minister married Gladys Mary Baldwin on January 1st 1940?

Answer: A week is a long time in politics

Answer: Sir Harold Wilson

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson

Answer: Harold Wilson, Baron Wilson of Rievaulx

Answer: James Harold Wilson

Answer: First Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson

Answer: Harold Wilson's

Answer: Wilson, Harold

Answer: James Harold Wilson, Baron Wilson of Rievaulx

Answer: Harold Wilson

Answer: HAROLD WILSON

Answer: Baron Wilson of Rievaulx Wilson Harold

Answer: Baron Wilson of Rievaulx

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson I


Question: "The song ""Have yourself a merry little Christmas"" comes from which musical?"

Answer: MEET ME IN ST LOUIS

Answer: Meet Me In St. Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis (film)

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis


Question: Which eleven letter word is used to describe the art of bellringing?

Answer: Campanology

Answer: CAMPANOLOGY

Answer: Bellringing

Answer: Bell Ringing

Answer: Campanologist

Answer: Bell ringing

Answer: Camponologist

Answer: Campinology


Question: What was the name of the letters that in 1566 implicated Mary Queen of Scots in the murder of her second husband, Lord Darnley?

Answer: CASKET LETTERS

Answer: Conference of York

Answer: Casket letters

Answer: Conference of Westminster

Answer: Casket Letters

Answer: Long Glasgow letter

Answer: Conference of York and Westminster


Question: What was the famous name of English singer Katherine O'Rourke? Born in 1938 she once represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest.

Answer: Kathy Kirby

Answer: KATHY KIRBY


Question: In which town in Greater Manchester did Coronation Street actress Betty Driver sadly pass away recently?

Answer: Stockport, England

Answer: Heaviley

Answer: Stokeport

Answer: STOCKPORT

Answer: Stockport

Answer: Stockport, Greater Manchester


Question: "Published in 1900, who was the author of the children's book ""The Wonderful Wizard of Oz""?"

Answer: Floyd Akens

Answer: Frank L. Baum

Answer: John Estes Cooke

Answer: Schuyler Staunton

Answer: Lyman Baum

Answer: Capt. Hugh Fitzgerald

Answer: Baum, L. Frank

Answer: L Frank BAUM

Answer: Baum, Lyman

Answer: Baum, Frank

Answer: Edith Van Dyne

Answer: Laura Bancroft

Answer: L.Frank Baum

Answer: Floyd Akers

Answer: Suzanne Metcalf

Answer: Lyman Frank Baum

Answer: L Frank Baum

Answer: Captain Hugh Fitzgerald

Answer: L. Frank Baum


Question: "Published in 1883, who was the author of the children's book ""The Adventures of Pinocchio""?"

Answer: Carlos Collodi

Answer: Collodi

Answer: Carlo Lorenzini

Answer: Carlo Collodi

Answer: Carlo COLLODI

Answer: C. Collodi


Question: "Who, in 1983 sang the theme song to the James Bond film ""Octopussy""?"

Answer: RITA COOLIDGE

Answer: Rita Coolidge


Question: """Because I'm worth it"" was the advertising slogan for which product on TV?"

Answer: L'oreal

Answer: Loreal Kids

Answer: LOreal

Answer: L'Oreal Kids

Answer: L'Oreal Paris

Answer: L'Oreal

Answer: L'Oréal Paris

Answer: L'Oreal

Answer: Cosmair

Answer: List of L'Oreal spokesmodels

Answer: L'Oreal Group

Answer: Loreal kids

Answer: L'Oréal

Answer: Loreal

Answer: Loréal

Answer: L'Oréal Kids

Answer: L'Oréal Group

Answer: L'OREAL

Answer: LOreal Group

Answer: Hydralium

Answer: L'Oréal


Question: Traditionally served in a tall glass, what name is given to the dessert that traditionally contains fresh fruit, tinned fruit, whipped cream and a cherry on the top?

Answer: Knickerbocker glory

Answer: KNICKERBOCKER GLORY


Question: "Which town in Essex takes its name from the old English for Here - Wic, meaning ""military settlement""?"

Answer: Harwich, England

Answer: Harwich Dockyard

Answer: Harwich

Answer: HARWICH

Answer: Harwich, Essex


Question: Which actor played the title role in the ITV series 'Tarzan' from 1966 to 1968?

Answer: Ron Ely

Answer: Ronald Pierce

Answer: Ronald Ely

Answer: RON ELY


Question: Which now extinct creature that could reach up to 13 feet in height takes its name from the Mansi language words 'Mang Ont' meaning 'Earth Horn'?

Answer: Mammuthus

Answer: Mammonteus

Answer: Mammoths

Answer: Mamoth

Answer: Mammoth

Answer: Mammoth cloning

Answer: Archidiskodon

Answer: MAMMOTH

Answer: Parelephas


Question: In which book of the Old Testament does the destruction of the walls of Jericho occur?

Answer: Joshua of ephraim

Answer: JOSHUA

Answer: Y'hosheya

Answer: Yehoshea

Answer: Yahushua

Answer: Yoshea

Answer: Yehoshua%60

Answer: Yūsha

Answer: Yhoshoa

Answer: Joshua bin Nun

Answer: Joshua Ben Nun

Answer: Yehosha

Answer: Jehoshua

Answer: Yahusha

Answer: Yhoshua

Answer: Joshua Bin-Nun

Answer: Yhoshua Ben Nun

Answer: Yoshia

Answer: Yehoshua Ben Nun

Answer: Y'hoshiya

Answer: Yhoshea

Answer: Y'hoshea

Answer: Yhosheya

Answer: Yoshoa

Answer: Joshua ben Nun

Answer: Josue

Answer: Yhoshia

Answer: Y'hoshua

Answer: Yhosha

Answer: Yusha'

Answer: Yhoshiya

Answer: Y'hoshia

Answer: Joshua's Prayer

Answer: Ieshua

Answer: Y'hoshoa

Answer: Yoshua

Answer: Y'hosha

Answer: Joshuah

Answer: يوشع

Answer: Joshua

Answer: Yehoshia

Answer: Jesus Navin

Answer: Joshua in Islam

Answer: Joshua's conquests

Answer: Yosheya

Answer: Joshua son of Nun

Answer: Yehoshoa

Answer: Yehoshiya

Answer: Yĕhōshūa'

Answer: Yehosheya

Answer: Yosha

Answer: Jehoshuah

Answer: יְהוֹשֻׁעַ


Question: In which northern British town can you find a large shopping centre called Hounds Hill?

Answer: Blackpool Corporation

Answer: Showzam

Answer: Gay blackpool

Answer: County Borough of Blackpool

Answer: Revoe

Answer: Queestown, Blackpool

Answer: Flying Handbag

Answer: Blackpool, England

Answer: Highfurlong, Blackpool

Answer: Mardi Gras Bar

Answer: Bar B

Answer: Blackpool

Answer: Blackpool Borough Council

Answer: Devonshire, Blackpool

Answer: Borough of Blackpool

Answer: BLACKPOOL

Answer: Gay Blackpool

Answer: Blackpool, Lancashire

Answer: Blackpool UA


Question: Which modern day country was known until 1981 as British Honduras?

Answer: Belieze

Answer: BELIZE

Answer: Dominion of Belize

Answer: History of Belize (1981–present)

Answer: Balize

Answer: Beliz

Answer: Belizian

Answer: Etymology of Belize

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BZ

Answer: Crime in Belize

Answer: Administrative divisions of Belize

Answer: Belize

Answer: Subdivisions of Belize

Answer: Crown Colony of Belize


Question: Which ex-politician, now aged 80, had the nickname 'The Chingford Skinhead'

Answer: Norman Beresford Tebbit

Answer: Norman Beresford Tebbit, Baron Tebbit

Answer: Lord Tebbit of Chingford

Answer: Lord Tebbit

Answer: Norman Tebbit, Baron Tebbit

Answer: NORMAN TEBBIT

Answer: Baron Tebbit

Answer: Norman Tebbit


Question: What is the usual colour of the drink Grenadine?

Answer: Red (comics)

Answer: Red (song)

Answer: Red (comic)

Answer: Red (album)

Answer: Red (film)

Answer: R.E.D.

Answer: Red (disambiguation)

Answer: RED


Question: Which Englsih football club play home matches at the Sports Direct Arena?

Answer: United For Newcastle

Answer: Newcastle united

Answer: Newcastle United Football Club

Answer: Newcastle Utd

Answer: Newcastle utd

Answer: The toon

Answer: NUFC

Answer: Newcastle United F.C

Answer: Newcastle United F C

Answer: Newcastle United F. C.

Answer: Newcastle United F.C.

Answer: Newcastle UFC

Answer: NEWCASTLE UNITED

Answer: Newcastle United

Answer: Nufc.com

Answer: Nufc

Answer: Newcastle United FC

Answer: Toon Army

Answer: NUFC.com

Answer: Newcastle united fc


Question: Which film of 2005, directed by Sam Mendes, is based on former marine and author Anthony Swafford and his pre Desert Storm experiences in Saudi Arabia and fighting in Kuwait?

Answer: Jarheads

Answer: Jarhead (disambiguation)

Answer: JARHEAD

Answer: Jarhead

Answer: Jar head


Question: The name of which French newspaper translates as The World?

Answer: LE MONDE

Answer: La monde

Answer: LeMonde.fr

Answer: Le Monde des Livres

Answer: Le monde

Answer: Lemonde

Answer: Le Monde


Question: Who won the Oscar for Best Film Director for the film Silence of the Lambs?

Answer: Demme, Jonathan

Answer: Johnathan Demme

Answer: Jonathon Demme

Answer: Jonathan Demme

Answer: JONATHAN DEMME


Question: "Which famous speech of 1968 began with the words ""The supreme function of statesmanship is to provide against preventative evils""?"

Answer: 'RIVERS OF BLOOD' SPEECH BY ENOCH POWELL

'Rivers Of Blood' Speech By Enoch Powell


Question: """The Black Gang"" in 1922 and ""Temple Tower"" in 1929 were books that featured which fictional character created by Cyrile McNeile?"

Answer: Bull-Dog Drummond

Answer: Hugh Drummond

Answer: BULLDOG DRUMMOND

Answer: Bulldog Drummond