Question: Who won the 1952 US Presidential election?

Answer: Eisenhower Dwight

Answer: Health issues of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: D. D. Eisenhower

Answer: Dynamic Conservatism

Answer: General Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: David Jacob Eisenhower

Answer: Dweight Eisenhower

Answer: 34th President of the United States

Answer: Dwight E Eisenhower

Answer: Eisehower

Answer: (Dwight D.) Eisenhower

Answer: President Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: David Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Ike (nickname)

Answer: Eisenhower

Answer: Eishenhower

Answer: General Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Eisenhower

Answer: Ike Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: D. Eisenhower

Answer: General Eisenhower

Answer: David D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhour

Answer: Dwight Eisienhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhauer

Answer: Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D Eisenhower

Answer: General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower


Question: Who wrote the Napoleonic war novels featuring Stephen Maturin?

Answer: Patrick O Brian

Answer: O'Brian, Patrick

Answer: Patrick O'Brian

Answer: Patrick O'Brian

Answer: Patrick o'brian

Answer: Richard Patrick Russ

Answer: (Patrick) O'Brian


Question: In which city in the UK is the National Railways Museum?

Answer: Park Grove (1895)

Answer: York UA

Answer: Yorkish

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBYRK

Answer: York, UK

Answer: Eoforwic

Answer: Park Grove School

Answer: York Ham

Answer: The weather in York

Answer: City of York

Answer: York, England

Answer: York, Yorkshire

Answer: York ham

Answer: County Borough of York

Answer: YORK

Answer: Eoferwic

Answer: Park Grove Primary School

Answer: York, North Yorkshire

Answer: Yoisk

Answer: York

Answer: York (England)


Question: What was the four-word sign famously hung in the campaign war room during

Answer: Bill Clinton's 1992 election campaign, to remind Clinton and the rest of the team of their most important campaigning priority?

Bill Clinton's 1992 election campaign, to remind Clinton and the rest of the team of their most important campaigning priority?


Question: Which boxer was the first to defeat Mike Tyson in a professional fight, in February 1990?

Answer: James %22Buster%22 Douglas

Answer: James Buster Douglas

Answer: James Douglas (boxer)

Answer: Buster Douglas

Answer: "James (""Buster"") Douglas"


Question: "In the book by L. M. Montgomery, in which Canadian province is ""Anne of Green Gables"" set?"

Answer: P.E.I

Answer: Prince edward island

Answer: Province of Prince Edward Island

Answer: Prince Edward's Island

Answer: Epekwitk

Answer: Prince Edward Island, Canada

Answer: Pince edward island

Answer: P. E. I.

Answer: Île-du-Prince-Édouard

Answer: Colony of Prince Edward Island

Answer: Prince Edward Island

Answer: Ile St. Jean

Answer: P.E.I.

Answer: Prince Edward island

Answer: Ile Saint-Jean

Answer: CA-PE

Answer: PEI


Question: Which English football team has played home games at St. Andrew's Stadium since 1906?

Answer: Birmingham city managers

Answer: Birmingham City F.C.

Answer: Birmingham City F.C

Answer: Birmingham Blues

Answer: Birmingham City FC

Answer: Birmingham City Football Club

Answer: Birmingham City

Answer: Birmingham F.C.

Answer: Birmingham City Squad

Answer: Birmingham FC

Answer: Birmingham city fc

Answer: Birmingham City F C

Answer: Small Heath Alliance

Answer: The Blues (Birmingham)

Answer: Small Heath Football Club

Answer: Birmingham City F. C.

Answer: Small Heath F.C.

Answer: Birmingham Football Club


Question: Three of the contiguous states of the USA have Pacific coastlines. Washington and California are two. Which is the third?

Answer: Demographics of Oregon

Answer: Ore.

Answer: Oregon (state)

Answer: Sports in Oregon

Answer: Oregon's

Answer: Regions of Oregon

Answer: Oregon (U.S. state)

Answer: US-OR

Answer: Oregon (State)

Answer: Oregon

Answer: Oregroun

Answer: Oregón

Answer: Geography of Oregon

Answer: Thirty-third State

Answer: Oregon, United States

Answer: State of Oregon

Answer: Education in Oregon

Answer: The Beaver State

Answer: 33rd State

Answer: Oregon, USA

Answer: Thirty-Third State


Question: Who has been Archbishop of York since 2005?

Answer: Archbishop John Sentamu

Answer: Sentamu

Answer: Archbishop Sentamu

Answer: John Sentamu

Answer: Dr John Sentamu


Question: How many balls are used in bar billiards?

Answer: 8

Answer: eight

Answer: Eight


Question: Who was the French composer of the ballet Giselle?

Answer: Adolphe Adam

Answer: Adolphe Adams

Answer: Ballets by Adolphe Adam

Answer: Adolphe Charles Adam

Answer: Adam, Adolphe Charles

Answer: Adolphe-Charles Adam


Question: On a standard dartboard, how many scoring sections are there?

Answer: Eighty Two


Question: Who was British Prime Minister when Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address in 1863?

Answer: The Viscount Palmerston

Answer: Viscount Palmerston

Answer: Baron Temple of Mount Temple

Answer: Viscount Palmeston


Question: What is the English translation of the place name Las Vegas?

Answer: THE MEADOWS

Answer: Meadow

Answer: Deer field

Answer: Meadows


Question: Who was the first British golfer to win the US Masters?

Answer: Lyle, Sandy

Answer: Sandy (Alexander Walter Barr) Lyle

Answer: Lyle, Sandy (Alexander Walter Barr)

Answer: SANDY LYLE

Answer: Sandy Lyle


Question: Merak and Dubhe, known as the 'Pointer stars' are in which constellation?

Answer: Accept any of GREAT BEAR, BIG DIPPER, URSA MAJOR or PLOUGH

Accept any of GREAT BEAR, BIG DIPPER, URSA MAJOR or PLOUGH


Question: Ray Harryhausen is famous in the world of cinema for what?

Answer: Brief history of special effects

Answer: Effects animation

Answer: Special-effect

Answer: Movie magic

Answer: Trick photography

Answer: SPFX

Answer: Special Visual Effects

Answer: Special effects animation

Answer: Effects animator

Answer: Special effects artist

Answer: Special-effects

Answer: Special Effects

Answer: Special effects

Answer: Special effect

Answer: Special Effect

Answer: Special effects animator

Answer: Special FX

Answer: SPECIAL EFFECTS


Question: "Who's 2010 autobiography was called ""What You See Is What You Get'?"

Answer: Alan Michael Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Barron sugar of clapton

Answer: The Lord Sugar

Answer: Sir Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Sir Alan Sugar

Answer: Suralan

Answer: Alan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar

Answer: Lord Sugar

Answer: Baron Sugar of Clapton

Answer: Barron sugar of Clapton

Answer: Sir alan

Answer: SIR ALAN SUGAR

Answer: Barron Sugar

Answer: Amsair

Answer: Sir Alan Michael Sugar

Answer: Barron Sugar of Clapton

Answer: Sir Alan

Answer: Baron Sugar

Answer: Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar of Hackney

Answer: Lord Alan Sugar

Answer: Amscreen

Answer: Barron Sugar of clapton


Question: Which is the only mythical creature found in the Chinese zodiac?

Answer: Mythical dragon

Answer: Firedrake

Answer: Dragon Types

Answer: Dragon skull

Answer: Dragons

Answer: Javanese Dragon

Answer: Dragon

Answer: Dragonesses

Answer: Dragon facts

Answer: History of dragons

Answer: DRAGON


Question: Buenos Aires is located on the estuary of which river?

Answer: The River Plate (disambiguation)

Answer: The River Plate

Answer: River Plate (disambiguation)

Answer: River Plate (Disambiguation)

Answer: RIVER PLATE

Answer: River Plate


Question: Give a year in the life of author H P Lovecraft?

Answer: 1890-1937


Question: A footpad was a criminal from the 16th to 19th century but what term is used to describe them today?

Answer: MUGGER

Answer: Footpad

Answer: Mugger


Question: In the Muslim religion what name is given to an invisible spirit that appears in either human or 'animal form?

Answer: Jinni

Answer: Djinn

Answer: Genie lantern

Answer: Spirit of the lamp

Answer: Jinn

Answer: Ginni

Answer: Jinni (supernatural creature)

Answer: جني

Answer: DJINN

Answer: Jinniyah

Answer: Jinn lantern

Answer: The Spirit of the Lamp

Answer: Jinns

Answer: Magical lamp

Answer: The Spirit of the lamp

Answer: Ghawwas

Answer: Jinnī

Answer: Djiniri

Answer: Djinns

Answer: Djinniyah

Answer: Jiniri

Answer: Djinni

Answer: Genie

Answer: Magic lamp

Answer: The spirit of the lamp

Answer: Genies

Answer: Spirit of the Lamp

Answer: Magic Lamp

Answer: Djin

Answer: The spirit of the Lamp


Question: Which music act took its name from a Bernard Cribbins hit record?

Answer: RIGHT SAID FRED

Answer: Rob Manzoli

Answer: Right said fred

Answer: Fred Fairbrass

Answer: Right Said Fred


Question: What geological period, named after an English county, was 416-360 million years ago?

Answer: Emsian

Answer: Devonian era

Answer: Eifelian Stage

Answer: Pragnian

Answer: Age of Fish

Answer: Devonian Period

Answer: Old Red Age

Answer: Early Devonian

Answer: Greenhouse Age

Answer: Late Devonian epoch

Answer: Tioughnioga Stage

Answer: Famennian Stage

Answer: Devonian Era

Answer: Eifelian stage

Answer: Devonian

Answer: Devonian Age

Answer: Tioughniogan

Answer: Downtonian

Answer: Eifelian

Answer: Age of Fishes

Answer: Middle Devonian

Answer: Upper Devonian

Answer: Greening of the continents

Answer: Early Devonian epoch

Answer: Breconian

Answer: Frasnian Stage

Answer: Lochkovian

Answer: Gedinnian

Answer: Devonian System

Answer: Pragian

Answer: Late Emsian

Answer: Devonion Period

Answer: Middle Devonian epoch

Answer: Devonian climate

Answer: Lower Devonian

Answer: Devonian period

Answer: Late Devonian

Answer: Dittonian


Question: Which monarch said 'Will no-one rid me of this turbulent priest'?

Answer: Henry II

Answer: Henry ii

Answer: Enrico II

Answer: Enrique II

Answer: Heinrich II

Answer: Henri II

Answer: Hendrik II

Answer: Henry 2

Answer: Henry Ii

Answer: Henry the Second

Answer: Henry II (disambiguation)

Answer: King Henry II


Question: Krakatoa is part of which country?

Answer: Unitary state of republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Republic

Answer: INDONESIA

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ID

Answer: The world's most populous Muslim nation

Answer: Unitary State of Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonezio

Answer: Wildlife of Indonesia

Answer: Indonnesia

Answer: Indoneshia

Answer: Etymology of Indonesia

Answer: Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia, Republic of

Answer: Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia

Answer: Indonesia

Answer: Indonesie

Answer: Indonesian government

Answer: Ecology of Indonesia

Answer: Indnonesia

Answer: Republic Of Indonesia

Answer: Unitary state of the republic of indonesia

Answer: Indonesian Empire

Answer: Indonésie

Answer: Indonisia

Answer: Republik Indonesia


Question: What Gaelic word which means 'bad ale' is given to an unlicensed Irish drinking house?

Answer: Shibeen

Answer: Shebeens

Answer: Shebeen


Question: In which Thomas Hardy novel does Michael Henchard appear?

Answer: Mayor of Casterbridge

Answer: The Mayor Of Casterbridge

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

Answer: Mayor Of Casterbridge

Answer: The Mayor of Casterbridge

Answer: Henchard

Answer: The Life and Death of a Man of Character

Answer: The mayor of casterbridge

Answer: Richard Newson

Answer: Donald Farfrae

Answer: Michael Henchard


Question: Which island is particularly associated with the artist Paul Gauguin?

Answer: Otaheiti

Answer: Pacific/Tahiti

Answer: Taiti

Answer: Kahiki

Answer: Tahitian Politics

Answer: Otaheite

Answer: Politics of Tahiti

Answer: Demographics of Tahiti

Answer: History of Tahiti

Answer: Tahiti

Answer: Culture of Tahiti

Answer: Tahiti, French Polynesia

Answer: Tahitian political parties


Question: "Which character who featured in the first ever edition of the radio programme 'The Archers' ""died"" in February 2010?"

Answer: Phil Archer


Question: Which Alfred Hitchcock film reaches its climax on Mount Rushmore?

Answer: N by nw

Answer: The Man in Lincoln's Nose

Answer: North by northwest

Answer: North-by-northwest

Answer: North by Northwest (moive)

Answer: North by North-West

Answer: NbNW

Answer: North by Northwest (movie)

Answer: North By Northwest

Answer: North by Northwest

Answer: North by Northwest (film)

Answer: NXNW

Answer: North by Norhtwest

Answer: North by North West


Question: In which mountains does the Loire river rise?

Answer: Cevennes Mountains

Answer: Cevenne

Answer: Cebenna

Answer: Cévennes Mountains

Answer: Cévennes

Answer: Cevennes

Answer: Cevenas


Question: What name has been given to the previously unknown species of man found in Russia 2010?

Answer: Denisovian

Answer: Homo sapiens denisovan

Answer: H. sapiens denisovan

Answer: Homo sapiens denisova

Answer: Denisovians

Answer: Homo sp. Altai

Answer: Denisovans

Answer: Woman X

Answer: Denisova hominin

Answer: Denisova hominid

Answer: Homo Denisovan

Answer: Homo Denisova

Answer: Denisova hominine

Answer: Denisovan

Answer: Homo denisovensis

Answer: Homo denisova

Answer: H. denisovan

Answer: H. denisova

Answer: H. sapiens denisova

Answer: Homo sapiens ssp. Denisova

Answer: Homo denisovan


Question: Which 'literary' nickname has been given to the extinct species of man, discovered in Indonesia 2003, named Homo Floresiensis?

Answer: Hobbits

Answer: Periannath

Answer: Hobbitish

Answer: Fallohides

Answer: Pheriannath

Answer: Stoor

Answer: Holbytla

Answer: Kuduk

Answer: Holbyta

Answer: JRR Tolkien/Hobbits

Answer: Hobbit hole

Answer: Harfoots

Answer: Fallohide

Answer: Smial

Answer: Harfoot

Answer: A hobbit

Answer: Hobit

Answer: Hobbit (Tolkien)

Answer: Hobbit

Answer: Hobbit-hole

Answer: Stoors

Answer: Hobbit holes

Answer: Hobbitry

Answer: Holbytlan

Answer: Hobbitses


Question: """A Shropshire Lad"" is a work of poetry by whom?"

Answer: A E Houseman

Answer: Housman, Alfred Edward

Answer: A. E. Housman

Answer: Alfred Edward Housman

Answer: The laws of god, the laws of man

Answer: Housman

Answer: A. E. (Alfred Edward) Housman

Answer: A.E. Houseman

Answer: Moses Jackson

Answer: A. E. Houseman

Answer: AE Housman

Answer: A.E. Housman

Answer: A E Housman

Answer: A Housman


Question: "Whose memoirs, published in 2010, were called ""A Journey""?"

Answer: Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP

Answer: Tony blair

Answer: The Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony blair

Answer: Tonie Blair

Answer: Tony Balir

Answer: Rt. Hon Tony Blair

Answer: Blairian

Answer: Tory Blair

Answer: Tony Blairs

Answer: Anthony C. L. Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Blair

Answer: Tony Blaire

Answer: Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair

Answer: Family of Tony Blair

Answer: Tonyblair

Answer: Tony Blear

Answer: Anthony (Tony) Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's Private life

Answer: Tony Blair PM

Answer: Tony Bliar

Answer: Tony Blaer

Answer: Herr Blair

Answer: President Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's private life

Answer: Education, education and education

Answer: Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Toney Blair

Answer: Education, education, education

Answer: Tony Blari

Answer: Blair doctrine

Answer: Tony Blair

Answer: Prime Minister Tony Blair

Answer: Tony Blare


Question: The 'Speedcell' was the name of the official match ball in which tournament?

Answer: FIFA Women's World Cup 2011

Answer: 2011 womens world cup

Answer: 2011 Women's World Cup

Answer: 2011 Women's world cup

Answer: 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup


Question: "What was the title to John Buchan's sequel to ""TheThirty Nine Steps""?"

Answer: Greenmantle


Question: Who was the first Scotsman to appear on a Bank of England banknote?

Answer: Vile maxim

Answer: A Smith

Answer: Adam Smith

Answer: Adam smith


Question: Which character from a comic strip had the real name Marmaduke, Earl of Bunkerton?

Answer: Lord Snooty

Answer: Lord Snooty and his Pals

Answer: Lord Snooty the Third

Answer: Big Fat Joe

Answer: Doubting Thomas (Beano)

Answer: Contrary Mary

Answer: Lord Snooty's giant poisoned electric head

Answer: Swanky Lanky Liz


Question: When was the first stamp, the Penny Black, issued in Britain?

Answer: 1840

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and forty


Question: What links 1st January 1660 and 31st May 1669?

Answer: First and last entries in Samuel Pepys's diaries

First and last entries in Samuel Pepys's diaries


Question: A wisp or walk is the collective noun for which group of birds? Latin name gallinago gallinago.

Answer: Snipe


Question: Who, according to legend, cut the Gordian Knot?

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: 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: In Greek mythology which king of Corinth was compelled to eternally roll a large boulder up a hill only to watch it roll down again?

Answer: Sisophys

Answer: Sisyphe

Answer: Sisyphid

Answer: Sisyphean

Answer: Siphysos

Answer: Siziph

Answer: Sysiphus

Answer: Sissyphus

Answer: Sisiphus

Answer: Sifysos

Answer: Sisyphian

Answer: Sisuphos

Answer: Sisyfos

Answer: Sysyphean

Answer: Sísyphos

Answer: Sisyphus

Answer: Σίσυφος

Answer: Sisyphean task

Answer: Sisyphos

Answer: Sisyphids


Question: """Love Never Dies"" is the sequel to which stage musical?"

Answer: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra

Answer: The Phantom of the Opera

Answer: Erik Lysarus

Answer: Le Fantôme de l'Opèra

Answer: Le Fantome de l'Opera

Answer: The Phantom Of The Opera

Answer: Le fantome de l'opera

Answer: Phantom Of The Opera

Answer: Fantom Opery

Answer: Erik Claudin

Answer: Le Fantôme de l'opèra

Answer: The Phantom of The Opera

Answer: TPOTO

Answer: Opera Populaire

Answer: Fantóm Opery

Answer: Le Fantôme de l'Opéra

Answer: Le Fantome de l'opera

Answer: Phantom of the Opera

Answer: Phantom of the opera


Question: Who created the TV drama series Downton Abbey?

Answer: JULIAN FELLOWS


Question: Rebecca Front plays Detective Chief Superintendent Innocent in which TV series?

Answer: E. Morse

Answer: DCI Morse

Answer: E Morse

Answer: LEWIS

Answer: D.C.I Morse

Answer: Endeavour Morse

Answer: Lew-is

Answer: Inspector Morse

Answer: Detective Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse


Question: In 2010 which country saw the Red Shirt Rebellion?

Answer: Muang Thai

Answer: Taihland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TH

Answer: Thai Empire

Answer: Prathet Thai

Answer: Muang-Thai

Answer: Kingdom of Thailand

Answer: Skateboarding in Thailand

Answer: THAILAND

Answer: Siam

Answer: Sport in Thailand

Answer: Etymology of Thailand

Answer: Thayland

Answer: Name of Thailand

Answer: The Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: เมืองไทย

Answer: Thailand

Answer: ราชอาณาจักรไทย

Answer: Sayam

Answer: Thailande

Answer: Siam (Thailand)

Answer: ประเทศไทย

Answer: Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: Tailand

Answer: Thai Kingdom

Answer: Ratcha Anachak Thai

Answer: Kingdom of the Thai


Question: The advance south into England by Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745 reached approximately as far as the Swarkstone Bridge on which major English River?

Answer: Trent

Answer: Trent (disambiguation)

Answer: TRENT


Question: Who won the young PFA player of the year 2011?

Answer: JACK WILSHERE

Answer: Jack Andrew Garry Wilshere

Answer: Jack Wilshire

Answer: Jack Wilshere

Answer: Jack Wiltshire

Answer: Jack Wilkshere


Question: "From which Shakespeare play does the line ""A plague on both your houses"" come?"

Answer: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Juliet and Romeo (opera)

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

Answer: Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Iuliet

Answer: Romeo and juilet

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

Answer: A plague on both your houses

Answer: ROMEO AND JULIET

Answer: Escalus

Answer: Romeo And Juliet

Answer: Romeo & juliet act 5

Answer: The Tragedy Of Romeo And Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Julia

Answer: Romeo & Juliette

Answer: Romeo and Juilet

Answer: The Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet

Answer: Romeo Juliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet Conflicts

Answer: Romeo and Julet

Answer: Romeo and juliet

Answer: Romio and Julliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliet (play)

Answer: The Tragedy Romeo and Juliet

Answer: Romeo & Juliet

Answer: Montague and Capulet

Answer: Romeo and Juiliet

Answer: Romeo and Juliette


Question: How many Brandenburg Concertos did Bach write?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: The Zugspitze is the highest mountain in which country?

Answer: United States of Germany

Answer: Tyskland

Answer: Nimska

Answer: Bundesdeutsch

Answer: Vokietija

Answer: Deuchland

Answer: Germny

Answer: GermanY

Answer: FR Germany

Answer: Almanya

Answer: Federal Republic of Germany

Answer: Jermany

Answer: Geramny

Answer: Etymology of Germany

Answer: Nemska

Answer: Germany

Answer: Niemcy

Answer: GERMANY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DE

Answer: Land der Dichter und Denker

Answer: Federal Republic Of Germany

Answer: F.R. Germany

Answer: Deutschland

Answer: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Answer: BR Deutschland

Answer: Germanio

Answer: Thyskaland

Answer: GerMany

Answer: Germeny

Answer: Teutonica

Answer: Deutchland

Answer: Duitsland

Answer: THyskaland

Answer: Alemanha

Answer: Němska

Answer: Foederal Republic of Germany


Question: How many symphonies did Brahms compose?

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: What make of car is Kylie Minogue advertising in 2011?

Answer: Lexus Personalized Settings

Answer: Lexus International

Answer: Toyota Lexus

Answer: Lexus

Answer: LEXUS

Answer: Lexus 2010


Question: In which city is Nevil Road County Cricket Ground?

Answer: Bristol (England)

Answer: Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol

Answer: Bristol, UK

Answer: Bristol, England

Answer: Bristolshire

Answer: City of Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol; City of UA

Answer: Brycgstow

Answer: County Borough of Bristol

Answer: Bristol (district)

Answer: Westbury Park Primary School

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBBRS

Answer: BRISTOL

Answer: Brizzle

Answer: The weather in Bristol

Answer: City of Bristol

Answer: Unitary Authority of Bristol


Question: What is the name of Long John Silver's parrot in Treasure Island?

Answer: Captain Flint


Question: The Bir Tawil Triangle lies between two countries, neither of which claims it. Name either.

Answer: Egypt or Sudan


Question: What was the surname of the Alice - the inspiration of Alice in Wonderland?

Answer: Lidell

Answer: Liddell

Answer: Lidel


Question: Mswati III is the king of which African country?

Answer: Kingdom of Swaziland

Answer: Swazi Kingdom

Answer: Capital of Swaziland

Answer: Swasiland

Answer: Health in Swaziland

Answer: Umbuso weSwatini

Answer: Health care in Swaziland

Answer: Government of Swaziland

Answer: Swazi kingdom

Answer: People of Swaziland

Answer: Swaziland

Answer: Umbuso waseSwatini

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SZ

Answer: Administrative divisions of Swaziland


Question: What is the star sign of the date of the Battle of Waterloo?

Answer: Gemini (single)

Answer: Gemini (band)

Answer: Gemeni

Answer: Gemini (disambiguation)

Answer: Geminis

Answer: Gemini (2002 film)

Answer: Gemini (album)

Answer: GEMINI

Answer: Gemini

Answer: Gemini (song)

Answer: Gemini (film)

Answer: Gemini (movie)


Question: What sort of plants belong to the genus Ilex?

Answer: Ilex species

Answer: Holly berry

Answer: Holly family

Answer: Ilexes

Answer: Holly

Answer: Aquifoliaceae

Answer: Ilex


Question: What play was President Lincoln watching the night he was assassinated in 1865?

Answer: Our American Cousin

Answer: Sockdologizing


Question: 'If you have a problem, if no-one else can help, and if you can find them'; then maybe you could hire who, on TV in the 1980s?

Answer: A-Team

Answer: A - team

Answer: The A-Team cultural effects

Answer: The A-team

Answer: THE A-TEAM

Answer: Ateam

Answer: B.a. barracas

Answer: A team

Answer: B.A. Barracas

Answer: Ba barracas

Answer: Half pincer movement

Answer: Brigada A

Answer: A-Team, The

Answer: A Team, The

Answer: The A-Team

Answer: The A Team

Answer: The ateam

Answer: The a-team

Answer: Cultural effects of The A-Team

Answer: A Team

Answer: A-team


Question: Hong Kong is one of two 'special administrative regions' of China; what is the other?

Answer: 澳门特区

Answer: Haojing'ao

Answer: Au men

Answer: RAEM

Answer: 澳門特別行政區

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MO

Answer: Macão

Answer: Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

Answer: Zhongchan Dao

Answer: Aòmén

Answer: Ou3mun4

Answer: CN-92

Answer: Macau/History

Answer: Macau Island

Answer: Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

Answer: Macao SAR

Answer: Macau S.A.R., China

Answer: Oumun

Answer: MACAU

Answer: Macau Special Administrative Region

Answer: Macao Island

Answer: Haojingao

Answer: Àomén

Answer: Lian-tao

Answer: 中华人民共和国澳门特别行政区

Answer: Regiao Administrativa Especial de Macau da Republica Popular da China

Answer: Àomén Tèbié Xíngzhèngqū

Answer: Asia/Macau

Answer: Macau SAR China

Answer: 澳门

Answer: Xiangshan'ao

Answer: Macao, SAR China

Answer: Macãu

Answer: Macau, China

Answer: Região Administrativa Especial de Macau

Answer: Macao, China

Answer: Macau, SAR

Answer: Região Administrativa Especial de Macau da República Popular da China

Answer: Macao Special Administrative Region of China

Answer: Macao Special Administrative Region

Answer: 澳门特别行政区

Answer: Macau SAR

Answer: 澳門特區

Answer: 中華人民共和國澳門特別行政區

Answer: Ou3 mun4

Answer: Languages of Macao

Answer: Ao men

Answer: Liandao

Answer: Aomen Tebie Xingzhengqu

Answer: Ao-men

Answer: Regiao Administrativa Especial de Macao da Republica Popular da China

Answer: Hsiang-shan-ao

Answer: Hao-ching-ao

Answer: Magau

Answer: Macau

Answer: Região Administrativa Especial de Macao da República Popular da China

Answer: Aumen

Answer: Makao

Answer: Aomen Dao

Answer: Ou mun

Answer: Macau S.A.R.

Answer: Macau SAR, China

Answer: Special Registration Area Macau

Answer: Macao

Answer: 澳門


Question: 'Sufferin' succotash' is a catchphrase of which cartoon cat?

Answer: Sylvester

Answer: Sylvester (name)

Answer: SYLVESTER


Question: Derailleur systems are the gears on what type of device?

Answer: Bycicle

Answer: Pedal bicycle

Answer: Bicycles

Answer: Bicycle

Answer: Pedal cycle

Answer: Dutch bicycles

Answer: BICYCLE

Answer: Bicicletta

Answer: Bikes

Answer: Pedalcycle

Answer: Pedal bike

Answer: Push bike

Answer: Push-bike

Answer: Bycycle

Answer: Pushbike


Question: The effectiveness of what product is measured in terms of SPF?

Answer: Suntan lotion (disambiguation)

Answer: Sun-tan lotion

Answer: Suntan lotion

Answer: SUNTAN LOTION


Question: What is the result of raising any number to the power of zero?

Answer: 1

Answer: one


Question: What 1859 historical novel contains chapters called 'Knitting', 'Still Knitting' and 'The Knitting Done'?

Answer: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times

Answer: Théophile Gabelle

Answer: A Tale Of 2 Cities

Answer: Tale of Two Cities

Answer: Tale of 2 cities

Answer: Mrs. Cruncher

Answer: Tale of Two Cities, A

Answer: The Mender of Roads

Answer: Tale of two cities

Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

Answer: The Golden Thread

Answer: A TALE OF TWO CITIES

Answer: A Tale Of Two Cities

Answer: Roger Cly

Answer: The Tale of Two Cities

Answer: Vengeance (A Tale of Two Cities)

Answer: Tale Of Two Cities

Answer: It is a far, far better thing that I do

Answer: A tale of two cities

Answer: The Vengeance


Question: Andy Warhol factory members Holly Woodlawn, Candy Darling, Joe Dallesandro, Joe Campbell and Jackie Curtis were the real people who inspired which 1972 song?

Answer: Walk on the Wild Side

Answer: Walk on the Wild Side (disambiguation)

Answer: Walk on the Wild Side (title song)

Answer: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

Answer: Walk On The Wild Side

Answer: Walk on the Wild Side (song)


Question: What consumer electronics product shares its name with the common name of the fruit Rubus Fructicosis?

Answer: Blackberry bush

Answer: Bush blackberry

Answer: Bush Blackberry

Answer: Blackberries

Answer: Bramble raspberry

Answer: Rubus subg. Rubus

Answer: Blackberry (fruit)

Answer: Black-berry

Answer: BLACKBERRY

Answer: Eubatus

Answer: Culture of blackberry

Answer: Rubus subg. Eubatus

Answer: Blackberry Vines

Answer: Bramble Raspberry

Answer: Blackberry


Question: On average, a Big Mac contains 178 of what ingredient?

Answer: Till (seed)

Answer: Black sesame

Answer: Sezame seed

Answer: Sesame

Answer: SESAME SEEDS

Answer: Sesame snaps

Answer: Sesame seed

Answer: Till seeds

Answer: Sesame seeds

Answer: Benne

Answer: Til (sesame)

Answer: Sesamum orientale

Answer: Sesame Seeds

Answer: Sesame Seed

Answer: Gingelly

Answer: Sesamum indicum


Question: The naval Battle of the Saints took place in which decade of the 18th century?

Answer: 1780-1789

Answer: 1780s

Answer: 1780–1789

Answer: Seventeen-eighties


Question: In popular music how is Paul Hewson better known?

Answer: Paul Hewson

Answer: Bono Vox

Answer: Bono (U2)

Answer: Paul David Hewson

Answer: BONO

Answer: Bono


Question: The naval Battle of Coronel took place during which war?

Answer: WORLD WAR I

Answer: World war i

Answer: The Great War

Answer: WW1

Answer: World war I

Answer: WorldWar1

Answer: WW-I Crusade

Answer: 1914–1918 war

Answer: First world war

Answer: Word War I

Answer: Ist world war

Answer: WW I

Answer: The First World War

Answer: World War one

Answer: WW!

Answer: World war 1

Answer: Worldwarone

Answer: W.W. I

Answer: Ww1

Answer: WwI

Answer: I World War

Answer: W.W.1

Answer: 1st World war

Answer: War World I

Answer: World War 1

Answer: World War I

Answer: World War, 1914-1918

Answer: The great war

Answer: W.W.I

Answer: 1914 to 1918

Answer: World War One

Answer: Great War

Answer: 2w1

Answer: 1914-1918

Answer: 1st World War

Answer: First World War

Answer: 1914-18 War

Answer: WorldWarOne

Answer: First World World

Answer: WW-I

Answer: Outbreak of World War I

Answer: The 1st World War

Answer: 14-18 War

Answer: World War l

Answer: World War Ⅰ

Answer: Wolrd War 1

Answer: Wwone

Answer: Great war

Answer: World war one

Answer: First Great War

Answer: WWI

Answer: War of 14-18

Answer: WW 1

Answer: One world war

Answer: Wwi


Question: The Corryvreckan whirlpool lies to the north of which Scottish island?

Answer: Jura (disambiguation)

Answer: JURA

Answer: Jura


Question: Who composed the opera 'L'Elisir d'Amore'?

Answer: GAETANO DONIZETTTI


Question: Which of the United States of America is known as the Old Colony State?

Answer: Masachusetts

Answer: Masshole Commonwealth

Answer: Massachusetts (state)

Answer: Massachusetts culture

Answer: Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Masachussetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusetts

Answer: The Bay State

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussets

Answer: Culture of Massachusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: MA (state)

Answer: Massechusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussets

Answer: Religion in Massachusetts

Answer: Masschusetts

Answer: Masachussets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Transport in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusite

Answer: Economy of Massachusetts

Answer: 6th State

Answer: Massitchusits

Answer: Massachsuetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussetts

Answer: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachussets

Answer: Massachus

Answer: Massechussets

Answer: Transportation in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusets

Answer: Masachusets

Answer: Mass.

Answer: Massachusetts state

Answer: Sixth State

Answer: MASSACHUSETTS

Answer: Massachusites

Answer: Massacheusetts

Answer: Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: US-MA

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusets

Answer: Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts (U.S. state)

Answer: Taxachusetts

Answer: State of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusettes

Answer: Massachusettsan

Answer: Education in Massachusetts


Question: For her performance in which film did Natalie Portman win the 2011 Oscar for Best Actress?

Answer: Black Swans (disambiguation)

Answer: The Black swan (book)

Answer: The Black Swan (Album)

Answer: Black swan (disambiguation)

Answer: The Black Swan (book)

Answer: The Black Swan (novel)

Answer: The black swan (book)

Answer: The Black Swan (novella)

Answer: The Black Swan

Answer: Black Swan (disambiguation)

Answer: Black Swans

Answer: The Black Swan (album)

Answer: The black Swan (book)

Answer: BLACK SWAN

Answer: Black Swan Hotel


Question: If you slam-dunked which game would you be playing?

Answer: Basketball

Answer: Basketball gear

Answer: Bball

Answer: Boy's Basketball

Answer: B Ball

Answer: Shoot hoops

Answer: Basketball parity worldwide

Answer: Men's Basketball

Answer: High school basketball

Answer: Basketball Worldwide

Answer: BASKETBALL

Answer: Basketball club

Answer: B-ball

Answer: Basket-ball

Answer: Basketball team

Answer: Basketball rim

Answer: Basketballer

Answer: Rim (basketball)

Answer: Basket ball

Answer: Basketball net

Answer: Baksetball

Answer: Basketball player

Answer: Basket-Ball

Answer: Women's hoops

Answer: Men's basketball

Answer: BasketBall

Answer: Basketball Parity Worldwide

Answer: Basket Ball

Answer: Baketball

Answer: Basketball Player

Answer: B ball

Answer: Unicycle basketball


Question: Len Martin, who read the football results on BBC from 1958 until his death in 1995, was succeeded in the job by whom?

Answer: Tim Gudgin

Answer: TIM GUDGIN


Question: Which TV and film character has a blood group T Negative? (the same as his father with some human elements)

Answer: Mr.SPOCK


Question: What was found by Basil Brown on the land of Mrs Edith Pretty near Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1938-9?

Answer: The SUTTON HOO burial ship and cemetery


Question: Which Hollywood film star advertises 'Qantas' airlines and is a qualified pilot?

Answer: Jet Travolta

Answer: John tarvolta

Answer: John Travolter

Answer: Ella Bleu Travolta

Answer: Tra Volta

Answer: John Joseph Travolta

Answer: John Revolting

Answer: John travolta

Answer: Jett travolta

Answer: Jett Travolta

Answer: Travolta

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by John Travolta

Answer: John Travolta

Answer: JOHN TRAVOLTA


Question: The state of a plant grown in the dark with yellow leaves and long thin stems is known as what?

Answer: Etiolates

Answer: Etiolating

Answer: Etiolate

Answer: Deetiolation

Answer: Etiolation

Answer: Etiolated

Answer: ETIOLATION

Answer: De-etiolation


Question: Dame Elizabeth Frink (1930-1993) was famous for which art form?

Answer: Sculptress

Answer: Anaglyphice

Answer: Representational sculpture

Answer: Prehistoric sculpture

Answer: SCULPTURE

Answer: Sculpting

Answer: Sculpture in-the-round

Answer: Sculptor (artist)

Answer: Stacked Art

Answer: Sculpter

Answer: Sculptures

Answer: Sculpt

Answer: Sculptor

Answer: Outdoor sculpture

Answer: Sculptor (occupation)

Answer: Three dimensional art

Answer: Renaissance sculpture

Answer: Sculpturer

Answer: History of Western sculpture

Answer: History of sculpting

Answer: Sculptural

Answer: Sculptors

Answer: History of sculpture

Answer: Sculpture

Answer: Sculpted

Answer: Stonecarving

Answer: Sculptor (profession)

Answer: American sculptor

Answer: Sculpts


Question: 'The Castle of Otranto' often called the first gothic novel, was written in 1764 by whom?

Answer: Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of Orford

Answer: Horace Walpole

Answer: William Marshall, Gent

Answer: Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford

Answer: HORACE WALPOLE

Answer: Horatio S. Walpole

Answer: Xo-Ho

Answer: The Hon. Mr. H--CE W--LE

Answer: William Marshall, Gent.

Answer: H***** W*****

Answer: Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford

Answer: Horatio or Horace Walpole

Answer: H. Walpole

Answer: Horace, 4th Earl of Orford Walpole


Question: Which zodiac sign is between Libra and Sagittarius?

Answer: Scorpio

Answer: Skorpio

Answer: SCORPIO

Answer: Scorpio (disambiguation)


Question: What is a honey locust?

Answer: Tree (album)

Answer: The Tree

Answer: The Trees (song)

Answer: Tree maths

Answer: Tree (disambiguation)

Answer: The Tree (film)

Answer: Trees (disambiguation)

Answer: The Trees

Answer: The Tree (disambiguation)

Answer: A TREE


Question: Which American politician said 'Some newspapers dispose of their garbage by printing it'?

Answer: Spiro Anagnostopoulos

Answer: Nattering nabob

Answer: Agnew, Spirou

Answer: Vice President Agnew

Answer: Spiro T. Agnew

Answer: Nattering Nabobs of Negatism

Answer: Spiro Agnew

Answer: Spiros Anagnostopoulos

Answer: Nattering nabobs of negativism

Answer: Agnew, Spiro Theodore

Answer: Spiro Theodore Agnew

Answer: SPIRO T AGNEW

Answer: Agnew, Spiro

Answer: Agnew, Spiro T.

Answer: Nattering nabob of negativism

Answer: Ted Agnew

Answer: Nattering nabobs

Answer: Nattering nabob of negativity

Answer: T. Spiro Agnew


Question: Who 'was the second Englishman to run a mile in under 4 minutes?

Answer: Derek Ibbotson

Answer: George Ibbotson

Answer: DEREK IBBOTSON


Question: What is the collective name for a group of hawks or falcons?

Answer: CAST

Answer: CAST (disambiguation)


Question: Who was king of Great Britain and Ireland when the American colonies were lost?

Answer: George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: King george the 3rd

Answer: George iii

Answer: George III, King of Great Britain

Answer: Farmer George

Answer: George III of Corsica

Answer: GEORGE III

Answer: King George 3

Answer: King George III

Answer: George III of England

Answer: George iii of the united kingdom

Answer: George III

Answer: George III of Great Britain

Answer: George III of Scotland

Answer: King George III of the United Kingdom

Answer: George III of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George III of Hanover

Answer: King George III of Great Britain

Answer: George the Third

Answer: George III of Britain

Answer: George III of the United Kingdom

Answer: George III of the UK

Answer: George III Guelph

Answer: Mad King George

Answer: List of titles and honours of King George III

Answer: George William Frederick

Answer: George III %22the Mad%22 of the United Kingdom

Answer: King George 3 of the United Kingdom

Answer: George Iii


Question: Who won the 1997 Booker prize for the novel 'The God of Small Things'?

Answer: ARUNDHATI ROY

Answer: The Cost of Living (book)

Answer: Arundhati Roy

Answer: Arundahti Roy

Answer: Suzanna Arundhati Roy


Question: Which group became the first to reach Number One with their first five singles?

Answer: Spice Girls solo discography

Answer: The Spice Girls

Answer: Now And Forever : The Greatest Hits (Spice Girls album)

Answer: Spice Girl

Answer: Suzanne Tinker

Answer: Lianne Morgan

Answer: Spice Girls

Answer: Solo spice girls discography

Answer: Spice girls

Answer: The Spice Girls Story: Viva Forever!

Answer: Touch (girl group)

Answer: THE SPICE GIRLS


Question: The Bet365 Gold Cup, formerly the Beffred and the Whitbread Gold Cup, is the last major 'race of the National Hunt season. On which course is it run?

Answer: Sandown

Answer: Sandown, Isle of Wight


Question: Which is the only country on mainland Europe to be in the same time zone as the UK?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: Which British athlete won the gold medal in the Women's Javelin at the 1984 Olympic Games?

Answer: Tessa Sanderson


Question: In the Sudanese wars, which British general won the Battle of Omdurman?

Answer: (Sir Herbert) Kitchener


Question: Willow, Reed, Grasshopper, and Dartford are species of which bird?

Answer: Warblers

Answer: Warbler (disambiguation)

Answer: Warbler


Question: From which common English tree are cricket stumps traditionally made?

Answer: Ash (disambiguation)

Answer: Ash


Question: Which modern musical instrument was developed from the shawm?

Answer: Conservatoire oboe

Answer: Hautboy

Answer: Oboe

Answer: Making oboe reeds

Answer: Hoboe

Answer: Haut-boy

Answer: French oboe

Answer: Hoboy

Answer: Oboe reed making

Answer: Baroque oboe

Answer: Oboe Reed making

Answer: Classic oboe

Answer: Oboes

Answer: Hautbois


Question: Which English king was married to Eleanor of Castile?

Answer: Edward Longshanks

Answer: Malleus Scotorum

Answer: Edward 1

Answer: Longshanks

Answer: Edward I Longshanks of England

Answer: Lord Paramount of Scotland

Answer: Edward I, King of England

Answer: Edward I of England

Answer: Edward Longshanks, Hammer of the Scots

Answer: King Edward I

Answer: Edward the Longshanks

Answer: Edward I Longshanks

Answer: Edward I Plantagenet

Answer: Edward the First

Answer: Edward i of england

Answer: Edward I, King of the English

Answer: King Edward I of England

Answer: Overlord of Scotland

Answer: Edward I

Answer: King Edward 1st

Answer: Edward I (England)


Question: In chemistry, what are elements called when they have a greater atomic number than uranium?

Answer: Transuranium

Answer: Transuranic

Answer: Super heavy element

Answer: Transuranium Elements

Answer: Super-heavy atom

Answer: Superheavy atom

Answer: Transuranic nuclides

Answer: Transfermium

Answer: Transuranium Element

Answer: Transuranide

Answer: Super heavy atom

Answer: TRANSURANIC

Answer: Transuranium elements

Answer: Transuranic radionuclides

Answer: Transuranic element

Answer: Transplutonium elements

Answer: Transfermium element

Answer: Transuranium element

Answer: Superheavy element

Answer: Transfermium elements

Answer: Transuranic elements

Answer: Transplutonium element


Question: In which book did Edgar Linton marry Catherine Eamshaw?

Answer: Wutherin heights

Answer: WUTHERING HEIGHTS

Answer: Wuthering

Answer: Thrushcross Grange

Answer: Wuthering Heights

Answer: Wuthering heights

Answer: Frances Earnshaw


Question: Which Arctic whale has a long, straight, helical tusk extending from its upper left jaw?

Answer: Narwahl

Answer: Unicorn Whale

Answer: Narwale

Answer: Narwhale

Answer: Narwhal

Answer: Monodon monoceros

Answer: Narwall

Answer: Narval

Answer: Narwhals

Answer: Arctic unicorn

Answer: NARWHAL

Answer: Norwhal whale

Answer: Monodon

Answer: Sea unicorn

Answer: Norwhal whales


Question: Which vegetable has varieties called Royal Favourite and Walton Mammoth?

Answer: LEEK

Answer: Leek (vegetable)

Answer: Japanese scallion

Answer: Leek

Answer: Allium porum

Answer: Leeks


Question: Which pop singer shot himself to death in 1990 whilst suffering from depression?

Answer: DEL SHANNON

Answer: Berlee Records

Answer: Berlee records

Answer: Del Shannon

Answer: Del shannon


Question: What do Americans call what we call a megaphone?

Answer: Loudhailer

Answer: Bull horn

Answer: Loud Hailer

Answer: Loud-hailer

Answer: Speaking trumpet

Answer: Loud hailer

Answer: Bullhorn

Answer: Blowhorn

Answer: BULLHORN

Answer: Megaphone


Question: Which African country's flag is red with a green star in the centre?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MA

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc

Answer: Royaume du Maroc

Answer: Norocco

Answer: MOROCCO

Answer: Moraco

Answer: Sultanate of Fez

Answer: Etymology of Morocco

Answer: المغرب

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc (disambiguation)

Answer: Morroco

Answer: Al-Maġrib

Answer: Lmaġrib

Answer: Sherifian Empire

Answer: Maroco

Answer: Name of Morocco

Answer: Morrocco

Answer: Moroccan Kingdom

Answer: Morocco

Answer: Morrocan

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyah

Answer: Moroco

Answer: Marokko

Answer: المملكة المغربية

Answer: Marocko

Answer: Sultanate of Morocco

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maghrebia

Answer: Kingdom of Morocco


Question: """Getting to Know You"" is a song from which film?"

Answer: King & i

Answer: The King and I (musical)

Answer: THE KING AND I

Answer: Tuptim

Answer: The King and I

Answer: King and i

Answer: The King & I

Answer: King and I

Answer: The King And I


Question: Which invention made Carlton C McGee famous in 1935?

Answer: Parking meter

Answer: PARKING METER

Answer: Parking meters

Answer: Parking metre

Answer: Un hee hee hee

Answer: Parking Meter

Answer: Parking meter theft

Answer: Master meter


Question: Who was the first man to win Olympic Gold Medals at 200 metres and 400 metres?

Answer: Michael Johnson (football)

Answer: Michael Johnson

Answer: Mike Johnson (football player)

Answer: Johnson, Michael

Answer: Michael Johnson (footballer)

Answer: MICHAEL JOHNSON

Answer: Mike Johnson

Answer: Michael Johnson (disambiguation)


Question: Who hosts the TV quiz show 'Cleverdicks'?

Answer: Anne Widdecombe

Answer: Anne Widdecomb

Answer: Ann Noreen Widdecombe

Answer: Ann Widdicombe

Answer: Ann Widdecombe

Answer: Ann WiddIcombe

Answer: Ann Widdecombe versus prostitution


Question: Who, in May 2006 when aged 17 years and 75 days, became the youngest footballer to play for England?

Answer: Walcott, T

Answer: Melanie Walcott

Answer: Theo Wallcott

Answer: Theo Walcott

Answer: Melanie Slade


Question: Which woman was the singer with Big Brother and the Holding Company?

Answer: Janis Joplin discography

Answer: Kozmic Blues Band

Answer: Janice Joplin

Answer: Janis Lyn Joplin

Answer: Janis joplin

Answer: Janis Joplin


Question: Gary Busey played which pop star in a 1978 film?

Answer: Charles Hardin Holley

Answer: Charles Holley

Answer: Holly, Buddy

Answer: Buddy Holly: A Rock and Roll Collection

Answer: Buddy Holly & the Crickets

Answer: Buddy holly

Answer: Charles Hardin Helley

Answer: Buddie Hollie

Answer: Buddy Hollie

Answer: Buddy Holly: A Rock & Roll Collection

Answer: Holly Buddy

Answer: Charles Hardin Holly

Answer: Buddy Holly & The Crickets

Answer: Buddy Holley

Answer: Buddy holly (singer)

Answer: Buddy Holly

Answer: Charles Holly

Answer: Charles H. Holley

Answer: Charles Harden

Answer: Buddie Holly

Answer: Buddy Holly and the Crickets


Question: Appointed in 2009 who is the Archbishop of Westminster?

Answer: Vincent Nicholls


Question: The opera Carmen was first performed in which decade?

Answer: 1870s

Answer: 1870–1879

Answer: Eighteen-seventies

Answer: 1870-1879

Answer: 1870's


Question: Political leader Mustafa Kemal is better known by what name?

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Pascha

Answer: Kemal atatürk

Answer: Mustapha Kemal Atatuerk

Answer: Day of Remembrance of Ataturk

Answer: Ataturk and Kurds

Answer: Kemal Attaturk

Answer: Mustafa Kamal Ataturk

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Paşa

Answer: Kamâl Atatürk

Answer: Mustapha Kemal Pasha

Answer: Kemal Ataturk

Answer: Mustafa Kemal

Answer: Kemal Pasha, Mustafa

Answer: Mustapha Kemal Atatürk

Answer: Atatürk and Kurds

Answer: Atatuerk and Kurds

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Pasha

Answer: Kemal ataturk

Answer: M. Kemal Atatürk

Answer: Ataturk

Answer: Atatürk

Answer: Great Atatürk

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Pasa

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Atatuerk

Answer: Atatuerk

Answer: Ataturk cicegi

Answer: M. Kemal Ataturk

Answer: Ata Turk

Answer: Mustapha Kemal Ataturk

Answer: Mustafa Kamal Attaturk

Answer: Mustafa Kamâl Atatürk

Answer: Mustafa Ataturk

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

Answer: Kamal Ataturk

Answer: Attaturk

Answer: Kemal Atatuerk

Answer: Kemal Atatürk

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk

Answer: Ataturkism

Answer: M. Kemal Atatuerk

Answer: Mustafa Kemel Ataturk

Answer: Gazi mustafa kemal

Answer: Kamal Atatürk

Answer: Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Bey

Answer: Mustafa Kemal Atatrk


Question: Crocodile, goblin and greenland are types of which fish?

Answer: Sharks

Answer: Shark

Answer: Selachimorpha

Answer: Sharkes

Answer: Selachian

Answer: Shark senses and behaviors

Answer: Shark behaviour

Answer: Shark taxonomy

Answer: Selachoidei

Answer: Sharkie

Answer: Selachimorph

Answer: Latin names of sharks

Answer: Selachii

Answer: Selachians


Question: Yigal Amir assassinated whom in 1995?

Answer: Yitzhak Rabin

Answer: Itzhak Rabin

Answer: יִצְחָק רַבִּין

Answer: יצחק רבין

Answer: Yizhak Rabin

Answer: Rabbin

Answer: Yitzchak Rabin

Answer: Yitzhak Rabine

Answer: Yitschak Rabin

Answer: Yitzhaq Rabin

Answer: Yitzak Rabin

Answer: Yitzakh Rabin

Answer: Yits'hak Rabin

Answer: Izhak Rabin

Answer: Itzhack Rabin


Question: What was the previous occupation of comedian Jim Bowen?

Answer: Teachings

Answer: Educator

Answer: Teachest

Answer: School marm

Answer: Schoolteachers

Answer: Teaching aid

Answer: Pedagogia

Answer: School Teacher

Answer: Teaches

Answer: Teacher

Answer: Schoolteacher

Answer: Professional educator

Answer: Professeur

Answer: History teacher

Answer: Teacheth

Answer: Teachers

Answer: School teacher

Answer: Schoolmarms

Answer: Teachingly

Answer: Taught

Answer: List of educators

Answer: Remedial teacher

Answer: Schoolmarm

Answer: National Teacher

Answer: TEACHER

Answer: School teachers


Question: The ancient Greek writer Apollonius of Perga wrote on which subject?

Answer: Mathematic

Answer: Mathmetics

Answer: Mathematik

Answer: MathematicsAndStatistics

Answer: Mathematically

Answer: Mathematics

Answer: Mathematical research

Answer: Matemathics

Answer: Mathematics and Statistics

Answer: Math

Answer: Math facts

Answer: Maths

Answer: Mathematical discipline

Answer: Mathematics research

Answer: Mathemetics

Answer: Mathemathics

Answer: Mathmatics

Answer: Mathématiques

Answer: Change (mathematics)

Answer: Methematics

Answer: Mathematical

Answer: Mathamatics

Answer: Matheamtics

Answer: MATH


Question: Laila Morse is the sister of which actor?

Answer: Oldman, Gary

Answer: Gary Oldman

Answer: The Space Between Us (film)

Answer: Gary L. Oldman

Answer: Gary Leonard Oldman

Answer: Gary Oldmen


Question: What ancient monument and tourist attraction would you see at Carnac in northern France?

Answer: Bautasten

Answer: Standing stone

Answer: Massebah

Answer: Bautastones

Answer: Standing Stone

Answer: Menhir (Iron Age)

Answer: Standing Stones

Answer: Standingstone

Answer: Standing stones

Answer: Massebot

Answer: Masseboth

Answer: Bautastenar

Answer: Menhirs

Answer: Bautastone

Answer: Menhir


Question: Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore were at one time co-owners of which Premier League club?

Answer: Queens' Park Rangers FC

Answer: Q.P.R.

Answer: QPRFC

Answer: QPR F.C.

Answer: Queens Park Rangers Football Club

Answer: Queens Park Rangers F.C.

Answer: Queen's Park Rangers FC

Answer: QPR (football)

Answer: Queens park rangers

Answer: Queen's Park Rangers Football Club

Answer: QUEENS PARK RANGERS

Answer: Queens Park Rangers F.C Reserves and Academy

Answer: Queens Park Rangers

Answer: Queens Park Rangers F C

Answer: Queen's Park Rangers

Answer: Queen's Park Rangers F.C.

Answer: Queens Park Rangers FC

Answer: QPR FC

Answer: QPR (soccer)

Answer: QPR

Answer: Queens Park Rangers F. C.


Question: Give a year in the life of silent comedian Buster Keaton.

Answer: 1895 TO 1966


Question: What is the name of the town in which the Meerkats live in the adverts for comparethemarket.com?

Answer: Compare the Market

Answer: Comparethemarket.com

Answer: Comparethemeerkat.com

Answer: Aleksander the Meerkat

Answer: A Simples Life

Answer: MEERKOVO

Answer: Alexander the Meerkat

Answer: Meerkovo

Answer: Khalaf Mongis


Question: In which organisation would you find people nicknamed The Fox, The Snake, The Bull and The Weasel?

Answer: Mafia of the United States

Answer: Italian American organized crime

Answer: THE AMERICAN MAFIA

Answer: Italian-American organized crime

Answer: American mafia

Answer: Mafia in the United States

Answer: American Cosa Nostra

Answer: American Mafia

Answer: Italian American Mafia

Answer: Italian-American Mafia

Answer: La Cosa Nostra

Answer: The Mafia during Prohibition


Question: Which was the last non-capital city to host the Summer Olympic Games?

Answer: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Answer: Sydneian

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUSYD

Answer: Sydney Australia

Answer: Sydney (N.S.W.)

Answer: Sydney

Answer: Sydneians

Answer: Sydney, NSW, Australia

Answer: Sydney, New South Wales

Answer: Sydney, AU-NSW

Answer: Sidney, Australia

Answer: Syndey

Answer: Sydney, NSW

Answer: Capital of New South Wales

Answer: SYDNEY

Answer: Sydneysider

Answer: Sydney metropolitan area

Answer: Ysdney

Answer: Sydney (Australia)

Answer: Sydneysiders

Answer: Greater Sydney

Answer: Sydney (N.S.W.), Australia

Answer: Sydney, Australia


Question: What is the capital of the French region of Burgundy?

Answer: Dijon

Answer: Dijonnaise

Answer: DIJON

Answer: Dijon, France


Question: How many symphonies did Jean Sibelius complete?

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: Which Dickens novel's opening chapter is 'In Chancery' with a description of a foggy and muddy London street?

Answer: Reverend Chadband

Answer: Rev Mr Chadband

Answer: John Jarndyce

Answer: Bleakhouse

Answer: Nemo (Bleak House)

Answer: Mademoiselle Hortense

Answer: Chesney Wold

Answer: Honoria, Lady Dedlock

Answer: Bleak House

Answer: Richard Carstone

Answer: Miss Barbary

Answer: Lady Honoria Dedlock

Answer: BLEAK HOUSE

Answer: Lady Dedlock

Answer: Harold Skimpole


Question: What was the capital of Poland prior to Warsaw?

Answer: Krakau

Answer: Kraków, Poland

Answer: Mayor of Krakow

Answer: Crakow

Answer: KRAKOW

Answer: Krakow, Poland

Answer: Cracow, Poland

Answer: Krak%5CxC3%5CxB3w

Answer: Mayor of Kraków

Answer: Krakko

Answer: President of Kraków

Answer: Cracov

Answer: Cracow

Answer: Budget of Krakow

Answer: Crackow

Answer: List of mayors of Kraków

Answer: Kraków

Answer: PLKRK

Answer: Krakow City Council

Answer: Stołeczne Królewskie Miasto Kraków

Answer: President of Krakow

Answer: Krakov

Answer: Krakow

Answer: Kracow

Answer: UN/LOCODE:PLKRK

Answer: Craców

Answer: Krakiv

Answer: Cracovie

Answer: Krakkó

Answer: List of mayors of Krakow


Question: 2012 is the Chinese year of which creature?

Answer: Mythical dragon

Answer: Firedrake

Answer: Dragon Types

Answer: Dragon skull

Answer: Dragons

Answer: Javanese Dragon

Answer: Dragon

Answer: Dragonesses

Answer: Dragon facts

Answer: History of dragons

Answer: DRAGON


Question: Who is the only Scotsman to have been European Footballer of the Year (now called the Ballon d'Or)?

Answer: Denis Law


Question: In the British Army, which commissioned rank is indicated by a crown on each shoulder?

Answer: Major

Answer: Acting Major

Answer: Major de Vaisseau

Answer: Maj.

Answer: Acting major

Answer: 1st Major

Answer: Major (military)

Answer: Major (Australia)

Answer: Major (rank)

Answer: 2nd Major

Answer: The major

Answer: Chef de bataillon


Question: Following the break-up of The Beatles, what was the title of George Harrison's first solo album?

Answer: It's Johnny's Birthday

Answer: All Things Must Pass

Answer: Thanks for the Pepperoni

Answer: George Harrison: All Things Must Pass

Answer: Nowhere to Go (song)

Answer: Mother Divine (song)

Answer: Apple Jam

Answer: When Everybody Comes to Town

Answer: All Things Must Pass (album)

Answer: Window, Window

Answer: All Things Must Pass (30th Anniversary Edition)

Answer: I Remember Jeep

Answer: Out of the Blue (George Harrison song)

Answer: Down to the River (George Harrison song)

Answer: Going Down to Golders Green

Answer: Plug Me In (song)

Answer: Om Hare Om

Answer: Gnome Records

Answer: Gopala Krishna (song)

Answer: Tell Me What Has Happened with You

Answer: Dehradun (song)

Answer: Cosmic Empire


Question: In Greek Mythology who was the princess rescued from the Sea Monster by Perseus?

Answer: Andromena

Answer: Andromeda

Answer: Andromeda (disambiguation)

Answer: Andromada

Answer: Andromeda (band)

Answer: ANDROMEDA


Question: What is the name of the stretch of water which separates Corsica from Sardinia?

Answer: STRAIT OF BONTFACIO


Question: An 18th century innovation what is the method of gilding furniture and clocks known as?

Answer: Ormolu

Answer: ORMOLU

Answer: Gilt-bronze

Answer: Gilt bronze


Question: What was the value of the former British coin the groat?

Answer: FOUR (OLD) PENCE


Question: Who is the patron saint of cobblers?

Answer: Crispin and Crispinian, Saints

Answer: Crispen

Answer: St Crepinus

Answer: St Crispin

Answer: SAINT CRISPIN

Answer: St. Crepinus

Answer: Crispin and Crispinian

Answer: Crispinian

Answer: Saint Crispinian

Answer: Crispin and Crispian

Answer: St. Crepinianus

Answer: Crepinus

Answer: Saint Crepinus

Answer: Crispinus

Answer: Saints Crispin and Crispinian

Answer: Crispin

Answer: Saint Crispins Day

Answer: Crepinus (saint)

Answer: St. Crispin

Answer: Crispin (saint)

Answer: Saint Crispin


Question: In what country is Romansch an official language?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CH

Answer: Svissland

Answer: Etymology of Switzerland

Answer: Confederation Helvetia

Answer: Swizerland

Answer: Confederatio Helvetica

Answer: Environmental Integrity Group

Answer: Confoederatio Helvetica

Answer: Svizra

Answer: SWITZERLAND

Answer: Confédération suisse

Answer: SwissEnergy

Answer: Schweitz

Answer: Švýcarsko

Answer: Die Schweiz

Answer: Schwitzerland

Answer: Confederation suisse

Answer: Der Schweiz

Answer: Swiss Confederated States

Answer: Suiza

Answer: Switz

Answer: Switzeland

Answer: Schweiz

Answer: Confederation Helvetica

Answer: Switserland

Answer: Suisse

Answer: Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft

Answer: Switzerland information

Answer: Confederaziun Svizra

Answer: Switzer land

Answer: Switzerland

Answer: Land of the Switzers

Answer: Swiss confederation

Answer: Confœderatio Helvetica

Answer: Swiss

Answer: Confederation Suisse

Answer: Confederation of Helvatia

Answer: Land of the Swiss

Answer: Confederaziun svizra

Answer: Svizzera

Answer: Swissland

Answer: Swizterland

Answer: Confédération Suisse

Answer: Confederazione Svizzera

Answer: Swiss Confederation


Question: Which mischievous fairy, also called Robin Goodfellow, appears in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?

Answer: PUCK

Answer: Puck

Answer: Puck (disambiguation)


Question: Which French composer and pupil of Saint-Saens is best known for his requiem?

Answer: Gabriel Faure

Answer: GABRIEL FAURE

Answer: Faure, Gabriel Urbain

Answer: Gabriel Foray

Answer: Gabriel Fauré

Answer: Gabriël Fauré

Answer: Fauré, Gabriel Urbain

Answer: Gabriel Faur

Answer: Gabriel Urbain Faure

Answer: Gabriel Urbain Fauré

Answer: Gabriel Urbain Faur


Question: In which English country is the country house Dorneywood?

Answer: List of settlements in Buckinghamshire by population

Answer: BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Answer: Buckinghamshire, England

Answer: County of Buckingham

Answer: Buckinghamshire (England)

Answer: County of Bucks

Answer: Buckinghamshire


Question: Which actress is the mother of actress Carrie Fisher?

Answer: Debbie Reynolds

Answer: Reynolds, Debbie

Answer: DEBBIE REYNOLDS


Question: Which capital city of the Americas lies furthest west?

Answer: Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Answer: Mexico City proper

Answer: Mexico City, Federal District

Answer: Federal District (Mexico)

Answer: Mexico City

Answer: MEXICO CITY

Answer: Mexico City, D.F.

Answer: D.F.

Answer: Distrito Federal de Mexico

Answer: Cd. de México

Answer: México, D.F.

Answer: Cidade do Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal District

Answer: Distrito Federal, México

Answer: Mejico City

Answer: Ciudad Mexico

Answer: México DF

Answer: Ciudad De Mexico

Answer: Mexico City (Mexico)

Answer: México D.F.

Answer: Mexico city

Answer: ISO 3166-2:MX-DIF

Answer: Méjico City

Answer: Distrito Federal (México)

Answer: Ciudad de México

Answer: Mexico City, México

Answer: Cidade do México

Answer: Cd de México

Answer: Ciudad México

Answer: Cd. de Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal District Transit System

Answer: Ciudad de Méjico

Answer: Mexico D.F.

Answer: UN/LOCODE:MXMEX

Answer: Distrito Federal (Mexico)

Answer: Mexico, Distrito Federal

Answer: MX-DIF

Answer: México, D.F

Answer: Mexico District

Answer: México, DF

Answer: Mexico City, Distrito Federal

Answer: CDMX

Answer: Mexico City, Mex

Answer: City of Mexico

Answer: Mexico (city)

Answer: Ciudad de mexico

Answer: Mexico, D.F.

Answer: Ciudad de Mejico

Answer: Ciudad de Mexico

Answer: Distrito Federal de México

Answer: Transportation in Mexico City

Answer: The weather in Mexico City

Answer: Mexico, DF

Answer: Capital city of mexico

Answer: Mexico DF

Answer: Capital of México

Answer: Distrito Federal, Mexico

Answer: Capital of Mexico

Answer: Mexico Distrito Federal

Answer: Federal District of Mexico

Answer: Mexico City, Mexico

Answer: México City

Answer: Cd de Mexico

Answer: Demographics of Mexico City

Answer: Mexico df

Answer: Transport in Mexico City


Question: Who was the first Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his work on malaria?

Answer: SIR RONALD ROSS

Answer: Sir Ronald Ross

Answer: Ronald ross

Answer: Ronald Ross


Question: If you had a Shiraz, a Baluch or a Bokhara in your house what would they be?

Answer: Silk rugs

Answer: Woven carpet

Answer: Carpet pile

Answer: Carpet making

Answer: Chinese carpets and rugs

Answer: CARPETS

Answer: Carpetlayer

Answer: Carpet-layer

Answer: Axminster Carpet

Answer: Ancient Rugs

Answer: Antique Rug

Answer: Carpets

Answer: Konya Carpet

Answer: Axminster carpet

Answer: Carpet Industry

Answer: Rug (textile)

Answer: Carpet binding

Answer: Carpetlaying

Answer: Konya carpet

Answer: Shaggy yarn

Answer: Carpet layer

Answer: Carpet Fitter

Answer: Carpet


Question: Prior to 1925, how was Oslo known?

Answer: Christiania

Answer: Christiania (disambiguation)

Answer: CHRISTIANIA

Answer: Cristiania


Question: Which brewery is based in Southwold, Suffolk?

Answer: Adnams

Answer: Adnam's

Answer: Adnams Brewery

Answer: ADNAMS

Answer: Adnams Plc

Answer: Adnams PLC

Answer: Copper House distillery


Question: Which is the smallest of the Great Lakes in area?

Answer: Ontario (canada)

Answer: Ontario

Answer: Ontario Canada

Answer: ON, Canada

Answer: Canada Ontario

Answer: Ontairo

Answer: ONTARIO

Answer: Ontarian

Answer: Climate of Ontario

Answer: Ontario, Canada

Answer: Province of Ontario

Answer: CA-ON

Answer: Ontario (Canada)


Question: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are described in which book of the New Testament?

Answer: Revelation (game)

Answer: Revelation (film)

Answer: Revelations (2002)

Answer: Revelation (Album)

Answer: Revelation (novel)

Answer: Revelation (album)

Answer: Revelations (song)

Answer: Revelation (dp)

Answer: Revelations (album)

Answer: Revelations

Answer: Revelation (song)

Answer: Revelations (TV series)

Answer: Revelations (video game)

Answer: Revelation (Album) Revelation

Answer: Revelation (disambiguation)

Answer: Revelations (disambiguation)

Answer: Revalation


Question: The term 'the fourth wall' would be used for an imaginary wall in what type of building?

Answer: Theatrical

Answer: Children's Theater

Answer: Theatre Art

Answer: Theater art

Answer: Theatrics

Answer: Theater Arts

Answer: Theatre Arts

Answer: Children's theater

Answer: Theatre

Answer: Theater Art

Answer: Live theater

Answer: Children's theatre

Answer: Theatre companies

Answer: Theatre arts

Answer: A Theater

Answer: Theater

Answer: Stage productions

Answer: Theatres

Answer: Theatrer

Answer: Theatrical company

Answer: Live theatre

Answer: Entertainment venue

Answer: Theatre art

Answer: Theatre Studies

Answer: Stage theater

Answer: Theatre company

Answer: Theaters

Answer: Theater company

Answer: Theatrical scene

Answer: Theater arts


Question: According to ancient Greek philosophers the universe was made up of five basic elements, earth, air, fire, water and which other?

Answer: Alkoxyalkane

Answer: Ether group

Answer: Primary ether

Answer: Ethers, cyclic

Answer: Ether bond

Answer: Polyether

Answer: Ether

Answer: Sweet oil of vitriol

Answer: Diaryl ether

Answer: Aryl ether

Answer: Secondary ether

Answer: Organic ether

Answer: O-alkylation

Answer: Tertiary ether

Answer: Polyethers

Answer: Ethers

Answer: Ether (chemistry)

Answer: Oleum dulci vitrioli


Question: Harper Seven, born in 2011, is whose daughter?

Answer: David & Victoria Beckham


Question: Which tree has the Lath name Taxus?

Answer: Yew (disambiguation)

Answer: YEW


Question: Who hit six sixes in one over at 2007 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies?

Answer: Herschelle Gibbs

Answer: Hh gibbs

Answer: H Gibbs

Answer: HH Gibbs

Answer: (Herschelle) GIBBS


Question: In transport what is classified using the Whyte Notation or the UIC Classification?

Answer: WHEEL ARRANGEMENTS


Question: In which pastime/game would you use the Forsyth-Edwards Notation or the GBR code?

Answer: Chess (disambiguation)

Answer: Chess (application)

Answer: CHESS

Answer: Chess (film)


Question: Who was the first Olympic heavyweight boxing gold medallist to become world professional heavyweight boxing champion?

Answer: Joe Speedo Frazier

Answer: Joe Fraser

Answer: Joe Frazier

Answer: Smokin' Joe Frazier

Answer: Joe Frasier

Answer: Smoking Joe Frazier

Answer: (Joe) FRAZIER


Question: Opened in 1963, which London nightclub did Mark Birley name after his then wife?

Answer: Annabel's

Answer: ANNABELS


Question: Which is the main river that flows through Munich?

Answer: ISAR

Answer: ISAR (disambiguation)


Question: Deborah Cavendish, Dowager Duchess of Devonshire is the last survivor of which family of siblings?

Answer: Tom Mitford

Answer: Mitford family

Answer: Pamela Mitford

Answer: Thomas Mitford

Answer: MITFORD SISTERS

Answer: Mitfords

Answer: Mitford sisters


Question: "Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is sub titled 'The Witches Curse""?"

Answer: Ruddigore

Answer: Ruddygore

Answer: RUDDIGORE

Answer: Ruddigore, The Witch's Curse

Answer: Rudigore


Question: How many Imperial gallons are in a barrel of oil?

Answer: THIRTY FIVE


Question: Common, Arctic and Sooty are all varieties of which bird?

Answer: TERN

Answer: Transeuropean Roads Network

Answer: Trans-European Road network

Answer: Trans-European Roads Network

Answer: Trans European Road Network

Answer: Trans-European road network

Answer: Trans-European Road Network


Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is sub titled 'Bunthornes's Bride'?

Answer: Impatience

Answer: PATIENCE

Answer: Patiency

Answer: Patience

Answer: Patience (character trait)

Answer: Patiently


Question: In which year did John Stonehouse disappear and the Flixborough chemical plant exploded?

Answer: 1974

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-four


Question: "Which of the United States is known as the ""Sunflower"" state?"

Answer: Kans.

Answer: Demographics of Kansas

Answer: Economy of Kansas

Answer: Kansasanian Soviet Socialist Republic

Answer: KANSAS

Answer: Politics of Kansas

Answer: Law of Kansas

Answer: Climate of Kansas

Answer: Kan.

Answer: Cansas

Answer: Kansas

Answer: State of Kansas

Answer: Geography of Kansas

Answer: Culture of Kansas

Answer: Transportation in Kansas

Answer: KS, USA

Answer: Thirty-fourth State

Answer: Brownbackistan

Answer: Sunflower State

Answer: Transport in Kansas

Answer: Religion in Kansas

Answer: The Sunflower State

Answer: Kansas (State)

Answer: Sports in Kansas

Answer: Thirty-Fourth State

Answer: Kansas (U.S. state)

Answer: Kansas, United States

Answer: 34th State

Answer: Kansas (state)


Question: In which year was Olaf Palme assassinated and the Chernobyl nuclear power station exploded?

Answer: 1986

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-six


Question: "Who played Luke Skywalker in the 1977 original ""Star Wars"" film?"

Answer: Mark Hammil

Answer: Nathan Hamill

Answer: (Mark) HAMILL

Answer: Hamill, Mark

Answer: Mark Hamil

Answer: Mark Richard Hamill

Answer: Marilou York

Answer: Mark Hamill

Answer: Mark Hammill


Question: "Which musical is the sequel to ""The Phantom of the Opera""?"

Answer: Love Never Dies (disambiguation)

Answer: Love Never Dies


Question: Which car company manufacturers the Corolla model?

Answer: Toyota Motor Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc.

Answer: Toyota automobile collectibles

Answer: Toyopet

Answer: Toyota Motors Philippines

Answer: トヨタ

Answer: Zeronise

Answer: Toyota (company)

Answer: Toyota cars

Answer: Toyota motor corp

Answer: Toyotathon

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp.

Answer: Toyota 89CV

Answer: Toyota Central R&D Labs

Answer: Toyotas

Answer: Toyota Netz

Answer: Toyota Motor Company

Answer: Toyta

Answer: トヨタ自動車株式会社

Answer: Toyota.com

Answer: Toyopet Store

Answer: Toyota Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor

Answer: Toyota NETZ

Answer: Toyota

Answer: Toyota Motors Manufacturing

Answer: Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp

Answer: Toyota company

Answer: Toyota Motor Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor Philippines

Answer: Toyota Vista Store

Answer: Toyota Corolla Store

Answer: Wins for Toyota — Safety Group

Answer: Toyota Store

Answer: Toyota Jidousha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motors

Answer: Toyota 58-79 timeline

Answer: Toyota (automobile)


Question: In which English county is Stonehenge?

Answer: County of Wiltshire

Answer: Mid-Wessex

Answer: Mid Wessex

Answer: County of Wilts

Answer: Wiltshire, England

Answer: Wiltshire (England)

Answer: Wilts

Answer: Wiltshire

Answer: Wiltshire County


Question: Which city is known as the 'Pearl of the Danube'?

Answer: Budimpešta

Answer: Budapest

Answer: Veres Péter Gimnázium

Answer: Budapešť

Answer: Judapest

Answer: Transport in Budapest

Answer: Budapesth

Answer: Uj-Pest

Answer: Buda-Pest

Answer: Buda-Pesth

Answer: Budapešt

Answer: Boedapest

Answer: Capital of Hungary

Answer: Nepsziget

Answer: City of Budapest

Answer: Budapest (Hungary)

Answer: Népsziget

Answer: Buda-pesth

Answer: UN/LOCODE:HUBUD

Answer: Budapest, Hungary


Question: Which African country's capital is named after an American president?

Answer: Liberia

Answer: Liberia, West Africa

Answer: Subdivisions of Liberia

Answer: Liberian Republic

Answer: Republic of Liberia

Answer: Libéria

Answer: Republic of liberia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:LR

Answer: Name of Liberia

Answer: Health care in Liberia

Answer: LIBERIA, West Africa

Answer: Sport in Liberia


Question: The Tinta Barroca grape is chiefly used to make which drink?

Answer: Sea port

Answer: Seaport

Answer: Fishing port

Answer: Shipping port

Answer: Deep water port

Answer: Ice-free port

Answer: Ice free port

Answer: Deepwater port

Answer: Ports (disambiguation)

Answer: Sea ports

Answer: Port of discharge

Answer: Ferry port

Answer: Deepwater pier

Answer: Fishing Port

Answer: Fluvial port

Answer: Deep-water port

Answer: Warm-water port

Answer: Ice-free harbor

Answer: Sea-port

Answer: Warm water port

Answer: Ice free harbour

Answer: Port city

Answer: Ports

Answer: Seaports of Japan

Answer: Seaports

Answer: Ice-free harbour

Answer: Port town

Answer: Commercial port

Answer: Port


Question: In which castle is Shakespeare's' Hamlet' set?

Answer: Elsinore, Sweden

Answer: Helsingoer

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKHLS

Answer: Helsingør

Answer: Helsingör

Answer: Helsingor, Denmark

Answer: Helsingor

Answer: Elsinore

Answer: Helsinger

Answer: Helsingør, Denmark


Question: In which city was Pablo Picasso born, in 1881?

Answer: Pedregalego

Answer: Málaga

Answer: Malaga

Answer: Málaga, Málaga

Answer: Málaga María Zambrano railway station

Answer: The weather in Malaga

Answer: Màlaga

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ESAGP

Answer: Empresa Malagueña de Transportes

Answer: The weather in Málaga

Answer: Málaga-María Zambrano railway station

Answer: Malaga capital

Answer: Málaga City

Answer: Málaga, Spain

Answer: Malaga, Spain


Question: In which building is Napoleon Bonaparte buried?

Answer: Invalides

Answer: Eglise du Dome

Answer: Invalides, Les

Answer: Hôtel des Invalides

Answer: Dôme des Invalides

Answer: Les Invalides

Answer: L'Hôtel des Invalides

Answer: Institution Nationale des Invalides

Answer: Hotel des Invalides

Answer: Hotel National des Invalides

Answer: L'Hôtel national des Invalides

Answer: Hotel Des Invalides

Answer: Hôtel National des Invalides

Answer: The Invalides

Answer: Dome des Invalides

Answer: Esplanade des Invalides


Question: In the novel by Dumas, where was the Count of Monte Cristo imprisoned for 14 years?

Answer: Castle d'If

Answer: Isle of If

Answer: Chateau d'if

Answer: If (island)

Answer: Château d'if

Answer: Chateau D'If

Answer: Château d'If

Answer: Chateau d'If


Question: In which 1980 film did Robert De Niro play the boxer Jake La Motta?

Answer: Ragin bull

Answer: RAGING BULL (1980)

Answer: Raging Bull II

Answer: The Bronx Bull

Answer: Raging bull

Answer: Raging Bull (movie)

Answer: Raging Bull 2

Answer: Raging Bull

Answer: Raging Bull (film)


Question: Which South Korean city was the venue of the 2011 World Athletics Championships?

Answer: Gu Nam Middle School

Answer: Taiku

Answer: 大邱

Answer: Taeku

Answer: Dae Gu

Answer: Taykwu

Answer: Taegu Metropolitan City

Answer: Daegu Gwang'yeogsi

Answer: Daegu, South Korea

Answer: 대구시

Answer: Dongdo middle school

Answer: Daegu Autonomous City

Answer: Taegu

Answer: Daegu International School

Answer: Daegoo-Si

Answer: Taegu City

Answer: Dongdo Middle School

Answer: Daegu

Answer: Taegu, Korea

Answer: Taegu Metropolitan City, South Korea

Answer: Teagu

Answer: Autonomous City of Daegu

Answer: Daegu Municipality

Answer: Daegu Metropolitan City

Answer: Daegu International Financial Center

Answer: Daqiu

Answer: Dong-Pyeong Middle School

Answer: Taegu, Daegu

Answer: DaeChun Elementary School

Answer: City of Daegu

Answer: Daegu International Financial Centre

Answer: Metropolitan City of Daegu

Answer: Municipality of Daegu

Answer: Daegoo

Answer: 대구

Answer: Taegu-Kwangyokshi


Question: Who directed the 2011 Palme d'Or winning film 'The Tree Of Life'?

Answer: Voyage of Time (film)

Answer: Terence Malick

Answer: Terrence Malick

Answer: Terrance Mallick

Answer: Terrence malick

Answer: Terence malick

Answer: Terrence Malik

Answer: Terrence Mallick

Answer: Terry Malick


Question: In what decade was Darwin's 'On the Origin of Species' first published?

Answer: 1850s

Answer: 1850–1859

Answer: 1850's

Answer: 1850-1859

Answer: Eighteen-fifties


Question: What was the nickname of United States General Joseph Stilwell?

Answer: VINEGAR JOE

Answer: Vinegar Joe (disambiguation)

Answer: Vinegar Joe


Question: Name the Danny Boyle biopic about a climber trapped by a boulder for more than five days?

Answer: 127 HOURS

Answer: one hundred and twenty-seven  time

Answer: 127 time


Question: Often seen of food packaging, what is the symbol for the British Farm Standard?

Answer: Little Red Tractor

Answer: (LITTLE RED) TRACTOR


Question: What name is given to the nine square mile area of West Yorkshire, between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell, famous for growing a certain vegetable?

Answer: Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb

Answer: THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE

Answer: Champagne Rhubarb

Answer: Rhubarb Triangle

Answer: The rhubarb triangle


Question: Which English king stole The Stone of Scone from Scone Palace?

Answer: Edward the First

Answer: Longshanks

Answer: Edward i of england

Answer: Edward the Longshanks

Answer: Edward I Longshanks

Answer: Edward Longshanks

Answer: Edward I of England

Answer: Edward I

Answer: King Edward 1st

Answer: Edward I (England)

Answer: Overlord of Scotland

Answer: Edward I Longshanks of England

Answer: Edward I, King of England

Answer: King Edward I

Answer: Edward I Plantagenet

Answer: EDWARD I

Answer: Edward Longshanks, Hammer of the Scots

Answer: King Edward I of England

Answer: Edward 1

Answer: Lord Paramount of Scotland

Answer: Malleus Scotorum

Answer: Edward I, King of the English


Question: Which 1969 film concerns the dance marathon competitions during the Depression Era in America?

Answer: They Shoot Horses, Don't They

Answer: They Shoot Horses, Don't They%3F (disambiguation)

Answer: They Shoot Horses, Don't They (disambiguation)

Answer: They kill horses dont they

Answer: They Shoot Horses Don't They

Answer: They Shoot Horses, Don't They%3F

Answer: They Shoot Horses, Don't They

Answer: They Shoot Horses Don't They%3F

Answer: THEY SHOOT HORSES DON'T THEY


Question: Name the private gardens adjoining Windsor Castle which housed the Royal Mausoleum, the burial place of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert?

Answer: Frogmore

Answer: Victoria and Albert Mausoleum

Answer: Frogmore Royal Mausoleum

Answer: Frogmore Mausoleum

Answer: Frogmore Gardens

Answer: FROGMORE


Question: Cardonagh, the most northerly town in Ireland is in which county?

Answer: Dun na nGall

Answer: Donegal

Answer: Donegal town

Answer: DONEGAL

Answer: Donegal, Ireland

Answer: Dún na nGall

Answer: Donegal Borough

Answer: Donegal Town

Answer: Donegal, ireland


Question: Name either trade unions which merged in 2007 to form the union Unite?

Answer: T & G or AMICUS


Question: Which island off Cape Cod was once the site of the world's biggest whaling port?

Answer: Town of Nantucket

Answer: Squam Swamp

Answer: Miacomet Pond

Answer: Nantucket Light

Answer: Nantucket, Mass

Answer: Coatue

Answer: Nantucket, Massachusetts

Answer: Popsquatchet Hills

Answer: History of Nantucket, Massachusetts

Answer: Nantucket (Massachusetts)

Answer: Surfside, MA

Answer: Nantucket County, MA

Answer: Squam Swamp (Massachusetts)

Answer: NANTUCKET

Answer: Nantucket, MA

Answer: Nantucket, massachusetts

Answer: Nantucket Island, MA

Answer: Nantucket (town), MA

Answer: Nantuckett

Answer: Nantucket (town), Nantucket County, Massachusetts

Answer: Hummock pond

Answer: Nantucket (MA)

Answer: Nantucket (Mass.)

Answer: Nantucket County, Massachusetts

Answer: Nantucket, Ma

Answer: Surfside, Massachusetts

Answer: Nantucket County

Answer: Nantucket Island, Massachusetts

Answer: Nantucket Island

Answer: Nantucket

Answer: Nantucket (town), Nantucket County, MA

Answer: Popsquatchet hills

Answer: Nantucket (town), Massachusetts

Answer: The Town & County of Nantucket, Massachusetts


Question: Which woman's Wimbledon runner up was stabbed on court in Hamburg in 1993?

Answer: Mónika Szeles

Answer: Gunter Parche

Answer: Guenter Parche

Answer: Monica Seles

Answer: Günter Parche

Answer: MONICA SELES

Answer: Monika Seleš

Answer: Szeles Monika

Answer: Szeles Mónika

Answer: Monica Seleš

Answer: Monika seles

Answer: Monika Seles


Question: Defence Secretary Liam Fox resigned in October 2011, who was his best-man and adviser whose presence at many official engagements led to the resignation?

Answer: Adam Werritty

Answer: Adam Werrity

Answer: Werritty

Answer: Werrity


Question: In November 2011, Wigan rugby league player Sam Tomkins made his rugby union debut in a 'one-off' game playing for which team?

Answer: BARBARIANS

Answer: Barbarous

Answer: Barbarousness

Answer: Barbarity

Answer: Barbarian (Western cultures)

Answer: Barbarians

Answer: Barbarously

Answer: Barbarization

Answer: Barbarian

Answer: Barbaric

Answer: Barberian

Answer: Barbarian (Western culture)

Answer: Barbarian in Western cultures

Answer: Barbarically

Answer: Barbarians in Western culture

Answer: Barbarians in Western cultures


Question: Which rugby league team will play at Langtree Park in 2012?

Answer: St.helens

Answer: St Helen's

Answer: Saint Helens (disambiguation)

Answer: St. Helen's

Answer: St helens

Answer: St Helens (disambiguation)

Answer: Saint Helens

Answer: St Helens

Answer: St. Helens

Answer: Saint Helen's


Question: Pearl is composed of minute crystals of which compound?

Answer: E170 (E number)

Answer: Precipitated calcium carbonate

Answer: Calcium Carbonate

Answer: Caco3

Answer: ATC code A12AA04

Answer: CaCo3

Answer: Commercial whiting

Answer: Kalcipos

Answer: OS-Cal

Answer: CaCO3

Answer: Cac03

Answer: Calcium carbonate

Answer: ATCvet code QA12AA04

Answer: ATCvet code QA02AC01

Answer: ATC code A02AC01


Question: Who was the friend of Little Jackie Paper?

Answer: Honalee

Answer: Puff, the magic dragon

Answer: Puff the Magic Dragon

Answer: Puff, the Magic Dragon

Answer: Puff the magic Dragon

Answer: Puff the magic dragon

Answer: Honah Lee

Answer: Jackie Paper

Answer: Puff, The Magic Dragon


Question: The folk song Johnny Todd is the signature tune for which 60s TV cop series?

Answer: Z Cars

Answer: Z cars

Answer: Bert Lynch

Answer: Z-Cars

Answer: Charlie Barlow

Answer: Z-cars


Question: Who was the first overseas manager to win the Premier League title?

Answer: Arsen Wenger

Answer: Arséne Wenger

Answer: Arsène Wenger, OBE

Answer: Arsene Wenger

Answer: Arsenal Wenger

Answer: Arsené Wenger

Answer: Arsène Wenger OBE

Answer: Arsène Wenger

Answer: Le Professsor


Question: Actress and writer Dulcie Gray was married to whom?

Answer: Michael Denison


Question: Which Verdi opera is based on La Dame aux Camellias by Alexandre Dumas fils?

Answer: Addio del passato

Answer: È Strano

Answer: The Woman Gone Astray

Answer: The Fallen Woman

Answer: La Traviata

Answer: La traviata

Answer: Violetta (La traviata)

Answer: Alfredo Germont

Answer: Di Provenza il mar

Answer: The Woman Who Strayed

Answer: The Wayward Woman

Answer: Traviata

Answer: La Traviatta

Answer: Giorgio Germont

Answer: Violetta Valery


Question: The ESA was 35 years old in 2010. For what does the S stand?

Answer: Space

Answer: Spacial

Answer: Physical space

Answer: Space (astronomy)

Answer: Three-Space

Answer: Space (physics)

Answer: Three-space

Answer: Space (philosophy)

Answer: Geometrical space


Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera has the alternative title 'The Lass that Loved a Sailor'?

Answer: H.M.S. Pinafore; or, The Lass that Loved a Sailor

Answer: He is an Englishman

Answer: H.M.S. Pinafore/Sources

Answer: Hms Pinafore

Answer: He Is an Englishman

Answer: H.M.S.Pinafore

Answer: Polish up the handle on the big front door

Answer: H M S Pinafore

Answer: The lass that loved a sailor

Answer: H.M.S. Pinafore

Answer: H.M.S Pinafore

Answer: When I was a lad

Answer: H. M. S. Pinafore

Answer: HMS Pinafore

Answer: Hms pinafore


Question: Who in 1624 wrote the line 'No man is an island'?

Answer: John Dun

Answer: Donne, John

Answer: Donne

Answer: Anne More

Answer: Jonathan Dun

Answer: Jon Dun

Answer: J. Donne

Answer: John donne

Answer: Jon Dunne

Answer: John Donne

Answer: Donnean

Answer: Jonathan Donne

Answer: Ann More

Answer: Jon Donne

Answer: Donne's sermons

Answer: Jonathan Dunne


Question: What is the capital of Togo?

Answer: Lome

Answer: Lome (disambiguation)


Question: In what year did Pope John Paul II die?

Answer: two thousand and five

Answer: 2005


Question: Which British prime Minister wrote two novels 'Coningsby' and 'Sybil' in the 1840s?

Answer: Benjamin disreali

Answer: Lord Beaconsfield PM

Answer: Benjamin Disraeli Beaconsfield

Answer: Disraeli

Answer: Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl Of Beaconsfield

Answer: Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield

Answer: Beakitorius

Answer: Benjamin Disraeli

Answer: Ben Disraeli

Answer: The Earl of Beaconsfield

Answer: Benjamin, Earl of Beaconsfield

Answer: Benjamin, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield Disraeli

Answer: Benjamin Beaconsfield

Answer: Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield

Answer: Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield

Answer: Lord Beaconsfield

Answer: B Disraeli


Question: What name is given to the elements with atomic numbers from 89 to 103 in the periodic table?

Answer: Actinide Series

Answer: Radioactive rare earth element

Answer: Actinoids

Answer: Actinide series

Answer: Actinide elements

Answer: Actinides

Answer: Actinide metal

Answer: Actinide element

Answer: Actinide

Answer: Actinoid series elements

Answer: Actinide Element

Answer: Actinoid

Answer: Actinium Series

Answer: Actinoid elements


Question: Which baseball team won the World Series in 2011?

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals roster

Answer: The Saint Louis Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals (baseball)

Answer: STLCards

Answer: Stl cardinals

Answer: St.Louis Cardinals

Answer: Slcards

Answer: St. Louis Browns (NL)

Answer: Stl cards

Answer: St.Louis Cardinals History

Answer: Saint Louis Cardinals

Answer: The St. Louis Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Cards

Answer: St Louis Cardinals

Answer: The St Louis Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Baseball Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Cardinal

Answer: St Louis. Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis Perfectos

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals (sports)

Answer: St. louis Cardinals

Answer: St. Louis cards

Answer: Stlcards

Answer: STL Cardinals

Answer: Saint Louis Perfectos

Answer: St. louis cards

Answer: List of St. Louis Cardinals captains

Answer: St. Louis Cardinals (baseball team)


Question: In French cookery what name is given to a Béchamel sauce with shredded or grated cheese?

Answer: Mornay (disambiguation)

Answer: MORNAY

Answer: Mornay


Question: Which canal links the Ionian and Aegean seas?

Answer: Kórinthos

Answer: Ephyre

Answer: Corinth Prefecture

Answer: CORINTH

Answer: Corinth (ancient)

Answer: Corinth (Greece)

Answer: Corinth

Answer: Corinth (modern)

Answer: Port of Corinth

Answer: Korinthos

Answer: Korinth

Answer: Corinth, Greece

Answer: Corynth

Answer: Korinthe


Question: Elizabeth Gaskill based her fictional village 'Cranford' on which place in Cheshire?

Answer: Knuttesford

Answer: High Legh Primary School

Answer: High Legh primary shool

Answer: Knutsford

Answer: KNUTSFORD


Question: Who discovered the planet Uranus?

Answer: William H. Herschel

Answer: Sir William Herschel

Answer: Sir william herschel

Answer: Herschelian

Answer: Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel

Answer: Frederick William Herschel

Answer: William Herschel

Answer: Sir Frederick William Herschel

Answer: Wilhelm Friedrich Herschel

Answer: WILLIAM HERSCHEL

Answer: Wilhelm Herschel

Answer: Frederick Herschel


Question: As at 2010 who is the MP for Belfast West?

Answer: Adams, Gerard

Answer: Gearoid mac adam

Answer: GERRY ADAMS

Answer: Adams, Gerry

Answer: Gerry adams

Answer: Gerry Adams

Answer: Gerard Adams

Answer: Arrest of Gerry Adams


Question: Kwells tablets are taken to prevent which ailment?

Answer: Carsicky

Answer: Simulation sickness

Answer: Mal de mer

Answer: Car sickness

Answer: TRAVEL SICKNESS

Answer: Carsick

Answer: Travel sickness

Answer: Motion sickness

Answer: Gaming sickness

Answer: Carsickness

Answer: Benzylamine hydrochloride

Answer: Kinesia

Answer: Car-sickness

Answer: Car sick

Answer: Kinetosis


Question: The German's called it the Siegfried Line, what did the allies call it?

Answer: THE HINDENBERG LINE

Answer: Hindenberg Line

Answer: Hindenburg line

Answer: Battles of the Hindenburg Line

Answer: Advance to the Hindenburg Line

Answer: Hindenburg Line


Question: Which Bishop of the Church of England signs his first name followed by Roffen?

Answer: Bishop of Rochester

Answer: Bishop of Rochester, England (Anglican)

Answer: Bishop of Rochester (title)

Answer: BISHOP OF ROCHESTER

Answer: Bishop of rochester

Answer: Bishops of Rochester

Answer: List of bishops of Rochester

Answer: Bishop of Rochester, England (Catholic)


Question: The March sisters are the central characters in which 1868 novel?

Answer: Professor Friedrich Bhaer

Answer: Professor Fritz Bhaer

Answer: Jo March

Answer: Little women

Answer: Margaret March

Answer: Amy March

Answer: Theodore Laurence

Answer: Friedrich Bhaer

Answer: Professor Bhaer

Answer: Good Wives

Answer: Robin March

Answer: Little Women (novel)

Answer: Little Women

Answer: Josephine March

Answer: Theodore Laurence %22Laurie%22

Answer: Amy Curtis March

Answer: Beth March

Answer: Meg March

Answer: Elizabeth March

Answer: Fritz Bhaer

Answer: Little Women: Or Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy


Question: What are young squirrels known as?

Answer: Kitten (animal)

Answer: Juvenile cat

Answer: Kitty cat

Answer: Kittens

Answer: Baby cat

Answer: Kittun

Answer: Kitteh

Answer: Kitten

Answer: Baby kitties

Answer: Kitties

Answer: Baby kitty


Question: Which insects live in a vespiary?

Answer: Wasp venoms

Answer: Ground wasps

Answer: Wasp facts

Answer: Wasp

Answer: Vespine

Answer: Social wasp

Answer: Wasps


Question: "What was the name of the dog in the novel 'Three Men in a Boat""?"

Answer: Montmorency (disambiguation)

Answer: Montmorency


Question: Highclere Castle in Hampshire is the filming location for which current ITV1 series?

Answer: Donton Abbey

Answer: Downtown Abbey

Answer: Downton abbey

Answer: Downton Abbey

Answer: Downtown abbey

Answer: Lavinia Swire


Question: Which island produces Marsala wines?

Answer: Trinacrian

Answer: Jewel of the Mediterranean

Answer: Sicily, Italy

Answer: Sicily

Answer: Sicilia

Answer: Sicilly

Answer: Island of Sicily

Answer: Sicily (Italy)


Question: Who is the only actress to win 4 Oscars for Best Actress?

Answer: Catherine Hepburn

Answer: Katharine Houghton Hepburn

Answer: Katharine Hepburn

Answer: Ogden Smith Ludlow

Answer: Hepburn, Katharine

Answer: Kate Hepburn

Answer: Ludlow Ogden Smith

Answer: Katherine Hepburn

Answer: Tom Hepburn

Answer: Kathryn Hepburn


Question: Slivovitz is a brandy distilled from which fruit?

Answer: Prunus subg. Prunus

Answer: Culture of plum

Answer: Plum

Answer: Plum tree

Answer: Alubukhara

Answer: Prunello

Answer: Plums

Answer: Gages

Answer: Plum (botany)


Question: What is the most common gas in the Earth's atmosphere?

Answer: Nitrogens

Answer: Noxious air

Answer: N≡N

Answer: ATCvet code QV03AN04

Answer: Atomic number 7

Answer: S2 2S2 2P3

Answer: Molecular nitrogen

Answer: Nitrogenous

Answer: Dinitrogen

Answer: Nitrogen compounds

Answer: Mephitic

Answer: Nitrogen atom

Answer: Nitrogen gas

Answer: Industrial nitrogen

Answer: Dinitrogen (n2)

Answer: Burnt air

Answer: Mephitic air

Answer: Nitrum

Answer: Azote

Answer: Nitrogen gases

Answer: Nitrogenation

Answer: Element 7

Answer: ATC code V03AN04

Answer: Organic nitrogen

Answer: Phlogisticated air

Answer: Biological role of nitrogen

Answer: Azotic air

Answer: N₂

Answer: Nitrogen

Answer: E941


Question: Britain's first jet fighter, The Meteor was made by which company?

Answer: GLOSTER

Answer: Gloster Aircraft

Answer: Gloster Aircraft Company

Answer: Gloucestershire aircraft company

Answer: Gloster


Question: Who was the first bowler to take 300 test wickets?

Answer: FRED TRUMAN


Question: The pasta, farfalle, is named after which creature?

Answer: ButterFly

Answer: Butterfly (film)

Answer: Butterflies (disambiguation)

Answer: Butterflies (song)

Answer: Butterfly (disambiguation)

Answer: The Butterfly

Answer: Butterflies (film)

Answer: Butterfly (movie)

Answer: Butterfly (album)

Answer: Butterfly (song)

Answer: THE BUTTERFLY


Question: Dutch Motor Racer Maurice Gatsonides invented which aid to racing that has become a curse to drivers?

Answer: Photo radar

Answer: Multanova

Answer: Safety Camera

Answer: Gatso meter

Answer: Road safety camera

Answer: Speed cameras

Answer: Road-rule

Answer: Traffic safety camera

Answer: Speedcam

Answer: Stop sign camera

Answer: Road-rule enforcement camera

Answer: Road rule camera

Answer: Speed camera

Answer: Safe-T-Cam

Answer: Safety camera

Answer: Talivan

Answer: Photo-radar

Answer: Photo-enforced traffic lights

Answer: Road rule enforcement camera

Answer: Traffic enforcement camera

Answer: SPEED CAMERA


Question: Hans Langsdorff commanded which pocket battleship in WWII?

Answer: Graf Spee

Answer: Graf Spee (disambiguation)

Answer: GRAF SPEE


Question: The duck billed platypus is one egg laying mammal - what is the only other one?

Answer: ECHIDNA OR SPINY ANTEATER


Question: Who was Britain's first black boxing champion in the 1950's?

Answer: Dick Turpin

Answer: DICK TURPIN

Answer: Black Bess

Answer: Turpin, Dick

Answer: Richard Turpin


Question: 'Citizen Smith' was the creation of which TV writer?

Answer: John Sullivan (sailor)

Answer: John Sullivan

Answer: John Sullivan (disambiguation)

Answer: John J. Sullivan (lawyer)

Answer: John Sullivan (footballer)

Answer: John J. Sullivan

Answer: John Sullivan (cricketer)

Answer: JOHN SULLIVAN

Answer: Sullivan, John


Question: What name connects 'Cold Comfort Farm, stamp collecting and ancient Rome?

Answer: GIBBONS

Answer: Gibbons

Answer: Gibbons (surname)


Question: Author Thomas Hardy trained for which profession?

Answer: The Architects (band)

Answer: Architects (disambiguation)

Answer: The Architect

Answer: Architect (disambiguation)

Answer: The architects (band)

Answer: ARCHITECT

Answer: Architects (band)

Answer: The Architects


Question: What product is obtained from the tree Hevea Braziliensis' (amongst others)?

Answer: LaTeX

Answer: LaTeX2RTF

Answer: LATEX

Answer: LaTex

Answer: Latex (language)

Answer: Latex2rtf

Answer: Latex (markup language)

Answer: Latek

Answer: Hline

Answer: LaTeX3

Answer: LaTeX2e

Answer: LateX

Answer: %5Chline

Answer: LaTeΧ

Answer: LaTeKh


Question: In the Harry Potter books, what type of creature is Aragog?

Answer: Giant spider

Answer: Cultural depictions of spiders

Answer: Spiders in culture

Answer: Spiders in popular culture

Answer: (Giant) Spider

Answer: Clock spider


Question: What is the second Monday in October called in the USA?

Answer: Festa Nacional d'Espanya or Dia de la Hispanitat

Answer: Christopher Columbus day

Answer: Dia de la raza

Answer: Indigenous Resistance Day

Answer: Día de la Resistencia Indígena

Answer: Día de las Culturas

Answer: Día de la Raza

Answer: Día de la Hispanidad

Answer: Festa Nacional de España

Answer: Dia de la Raza

Answer: El Día de la Hispanidad

Answer: Fiesta Nacional de España or Día de la Hispanidad

Answer: Dia de la Hispanidad

Answer: Día da Hispanidade

Answer: Columbus Day 2007

Answer: Colombus day

Answer: Espainiako Jai Nazionala

Answer: Hispanic Day

Answer: Columbus Day

Answer: Discoverer's Day

Answer: Espainiako Jai Nazionala or Hispanitate Eguna

Answer: Festa Nacional d'Espanya

Answer: Dia de la Resistencia Indigena

Answer: Columbus day

Answer: Day of Indigenous Resistance

Answer: Festa Nacional de España or Día da Hispanidade

Answer: Día de las Américas

Answer: National Day of Spain

Answer: Day of the Americas

Answer: National Holiday of Spain

Answer: Day of the Race

Answer: Hispanitate Eguna

Answer: Dia de la Hispanitat


Question: The London restaurant Le Gavroche is run by which chef?

Answer: Michel (Albert) Roux


Question: What name is given to a figure of speech by means of which contradictory terms are combined?

Answer: Oxy moron

Answer: Oxymora

Answer: Oxymoronical

Answer: Plastic silverware

Answer: Oxymorons

Answer: Self-contradictory

Answer: Oxymoron

Answer: Oxymoronic

Answer: Oximoron


Question: Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI created which principality in 1719?

Answer: Transport in Liechtenstein

Answer: Liech

Answer: Imperial Principality of Liechtenstein

Answer: Lichenstein

Answer: Liechtenstein/Transnational issues

Answer: Liechtenstein/Military

Answer: Leichtenstein

Answer: Liechetenstein

Answer: Liechenstein

Answer: LIECHTENSTEIN

Answer: Liechtenstein Air Force

Answer: Liecht

Answer: Media of Liechtenstein

Answer: Media in Liechtenstein

Answer: Military of Liechtenstein

Answer: Lichtenstein

Answer: Protestantism in Liechtenstein

Answer: Liechtenstein/Transportation

Answer: Culture of Liechtenstein

Answer: Name of Liechtenstein

Answer: Liechtensteinian

Answer: ISO 3166-1:LI

Answer: Liechtenstien

Answer: Principality of Liechtenstein

Answer: Transportation in Liechtenstein

Answer: Leichenstein

Answer: Sport in Liechtenstein

Answer: Litchtenstein

Answer: Fürstentum Liechtenstein

Answer: Liechtenstein Army

Answer: Lichstenstein

Answer: Liechtenstein

Answer: Army of Liechtenstein

Answer: Liechtenstin


Question: Who produces the 'Agila' car model?

Answer: Renault Trafic Passenger

Answer: Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro

Answer: Chevrolet Trafic

Answer: Vauxhall vivaro

Answer: Renault Trafic

Answer: Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour

Answer: VAUXHALL

Answer: General Motors Vivaro

Answer: Nissan Primastar

Answer: The Vauxhall

Answer: Vauxhall Vivaro

Answer: Opel Vivaro

Answer: Vauxhall Arena

Answer: Opel Arena


Question: Whose cottage features in Constable's painting 'The Hay Wain'?

Answer: WILLY LOTT


Question: Which lake in the Lake District is separated from Crummock Water by a narrow alluvial flat?

Answer: Buttermere

Answer: BUTTERMERE

Answer: Buttermere Lake

Answer: Lake buttermere


Question: Which jockey, later famous in another sphere, rode Devon Loch in the 1956 Grand National?

Answer: Shattered (Dick Francis novel)

Answer: Shattered (Dick Francis Novel)

Answer: DICK FRANCIS

Answer: Richard Stanley Francis

Answer: Dick Francis


Question: Which teacher taught Helen Keller to communicate?

Answer: Anne sulavan

Answer: Anne Sullivan

Answer: Annie Sullivan Macy

Answer: Anne Sullivan Macy

Answer: Annie Sullivan

Answer: ANNE SULLIVAN

Answer: Anna sullivan

Answer: Annie sullivan


Question: Give a year in the life of the sculptor and wood carver Grinling Gibbons.

Answer: 1648 TO 1721


Question: The River Jordan flows into which sea?

Answer: Life in the Dead Sea

Answer: Sea of Zoar

Answer: Asphaltic Lake

Answer: Dead Sea, Jordan

Answer: Sea of the Dead

Answer: Dead sea

Answer: Lake Asphaltites

Answer: Salt Sea

Answer: Yām HaMélaḥ

Answer: Dead Sea

Answer: The Dead Sea

Answer: Sea of the Arabah

Answer: Death sea

Answer: Lake Asphaltitis

Answer: Sea of Lot

Answer: MARAWA SAMANDAR

Answer: Sea of Arava

Answer: Asphaltic Pool