Question: Opened by Sir Ranulph Fiennes, The Drumnadrochit Hotel situated in the Scottish Highlands is a tourist attraction that centres on which famous Scottish figure ?

Answer: Nessy the Dragon

Answer: The Loch Ness Monster

Answer: Nessiteras rhombopteryx

Answer: Nessie the Dragon

Answer: Loch Ness Investigation Bureau

Answer: Nessie

Answer: Lochness Monster

Answer: Loch ness monster

Answer: Niseag

Answer: Nessy the dragon

Answer: Loch-Ness Monster

Answer: Nessiteras

Answer: Operation Deepscan

Answer: Nessie the dragon

Answer: Lock ness monster

Answer: Lochness monster

Answer: Loch Ness monster

Answer: Nessie (name)

Answer: Nessy

Answer: Surgeon's photograph

Answer: LNPIB

Answer: Nessie the loch ness monster

Answer: Loch Ness Leviathan

Answer: Surgeon's photo

Answer: Lochness monsters

Answer: LOCH NESS MONSTER

Answer: Nessology

Answer: The Monster of Loch Ness

Answer: Nessy The Dragon

Answer: Loche Ness Monster

Answer: Locless monster

Answer: Loch Ness Monster

Answer: Lockness monster


Question: What was the name of the Russian Submarine that sank in the Barents Sea in the year 2000 ?

Answer: Kursk, Russia

Answer: KURSK

Answer: Kursk Urban Okrug

Answer: Kursk


Question: Queen Joan Of Navarre was the wife of which English king ?

Answer: King Henry IV

Answer: Henry IV (play)

Answer: Henry 4

Answer: Hendrik IV

Answer: HENRY IV

Answer: Heinrich IV

Answer: Henry the Fourth

Answer: Henry IV (disambiguation)

Answer: Henry Iv

Answer: Henry IV

Answer: Henry iv


Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet when written looks like a capital P ?

Answer: Ρ

Answer: Rho (subclass)

Answer: RHO

Answer: %5Crho

Answer: Rho (letter)

Answer: Ρώ

Answer: Rho

Answer: Rho (Greek)

Answer: ϼ


Question: What is the name of the spider that has recently been in the news for attacking a 39 year old man in an Essex school, Described as being approximately 11 millimetres long they have a reputation for being extremely aggressive with a highly poisonous bite ?

Answer: False black widow

Answer: False button spider

Answer: FALSE WIDOW

Answer: Steatoda

Answer: False Widow

Answer: False Widow Spiders

Answer: False widow spider

Answer: Steadota

Answer: False widow

Answer: Steatodism


Question: "Which North African food dish made of coarsely ground wheat takes it's name from the Arabic word Kaskasa meaning ""To Pound"" ?"

Answer: Berkoukes

Answer: Kuskus

Answer: Cuz cuz

Answer: Cous-cous

Answer: Gusku

Answer: Berkouks

Answer: Kus kus

Answer: COUSCOUS

Answer: Cous cous

Answer: Couscous

Answer: Maftoul

Answer: Coos-coos

Answer: Cous Cous


Question: Which island country was the main setting for the James Bond film Dr No ?

Answer: John A. McDonald

Answer: Sir John Macdonald

Answer: John A.

Answer: Sir john a macdonald

Answer: Sir john a mcdonald

Answer: Macdonald, John Alexander, Sir

Answer: Sir John Alexander Macdonald

Answer: Macdonald, Sir John Alexander

Answer: Sir john a. mcdonald

Answer: John A Macdonald

Answer: JAMAICA

Answer: Sir John A Macdonald

Answer: John A

Answer: Sir Macdonald

Answer: John A MacDonald

Answer: The Jamaica

Answer: Macdonaldian

Answer: Old Tomorrow

Answer: John Alexander, Sir Macdonald

Answer: Sir John A. Macdonald

Answer: John a. mcdonald

Answer: John a mcdonald

Answer: Sir John MacDonald

Answer: John A. MacDonald

Answer: Sir John A. MacDonald

Answer: Margaret Mary Theodora Macdonald

Answer: John A. Macdonald

Answer: John Alexander Macdonald


Question: Which Australian won the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 1956 and 1957?

Answer: LEW HOAD

Answer: Lew Hoad

Answer: Lewis Hoad


Question: Which British group who had most success in the 1970's were fronted by lead singer Lee Brilleaux ?

Answer: Dr. Feel Good

Answer: Dr. Feelgood (disambiguation)

Answer: Dr. Feelgod

Answer: Dr. Feelgood

Answer: DR FEELGOOD

Answer: Doctor Feelgood

Answer: Dr Feelgood

Answer: Doctor Feelgood (disambiguation)


Question: Sixty year old Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is the current president of which South American country ?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: ARGENTINA

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: In the human body, what seven letter word describes the loss of the sense of smell ?

Answer: Anosmia

Answer: Anosmesia

Answer: Lack of smell

Answer: ANOSMIA

Answer: Impaired smell

Answer: Anosmic

Answer: Loss of smell

Answer: Olfaction disorders

Answer: Smell loss

Answer: Weak smell


Question: """Serpula Lacrymans"" is the technical name for which decay of seasoned timber caused by a fungi that consume the cellulose of wood, leaving a soft skeleton which is readily reduced to powder ?"

Answer: Dryrot

Answer: Dry-rot

Answer: DRY ROT

Answer: Dry Rot Treatment

Answer: Dry Rot

Answer: Dry rot


Question: Which English producer and screenwriter is responsible for the creation of the fictional school Grange Hill ?

Answer: Phil REDMOND

Answer: Phillip redmond

Answer: Phil Redmond


Question: The 1964 film A Shot In The Dark was the sequel to which film of the same year ?

Answer: Pink panther

Answer: The Pink Panther

Answer: Cato Fong

Answer: The Pink Phinx

Answer: The Pink Panther (film series)

Answer: The Romance Of The Pink Panther

Answer: Kato Fong

Answer: Pink Panther

Answer: Pink Panter

Answer: Charels Dreyfus

Answer: The Pink Panther (series)

Answer: Fong Cato

Answer: THE PINK PANTHER

Answer: The pink panter

Answer: The Pink Panther (movie series)

Answer: Romance of the Pink Panther


Question: Which two word named plant, also known as Dionaea Muscipala is characterised by having hinged two lobed leaves that snap closed when the sensitive hairs on it's surface are touched ?

Answer: Dionaea heterodoxa

Answer: Venus's-Flytrap

Answer: Dionaea (plant)

Answer: Venus fly-trap

Answer: Tipitiwitchet

Answer: VENUS FLYTRAP

Answer: Venus flytraps

Answer: Drosera corymbosa

Answer: Venus Fly-trap

Answer: Dionaea uniflora

Answer: Flytrap

Answer: Dionaea sessiliflora

Answer: Venus fly trap

Answer: Venus's flytrap

Answer: Dionaea sensitiva

Answer: Dionea muscipula

Answer: Venus Fly-Trap

Answer: Venus Fly Trap

Answer: Dionaea crinita

Answer: Dionaea corymbosa

Answer: Venus flytrap

Answer: Dionae

Answer: Venus's-flytrap

Answer: Dionea

Answer: Venus Fly trap

Answer: Dionaea muscicapa

Answer: Venus' Flytrap

Answer: Dionaea muscipula

Answer: Venus Flytrap

Answer: Venus' flytrap

Answer: Venus fly traps

Answer: Drosera sessiliflora

Answer: Dionaea dentata


Question: Which English mechanical and civil engineer who died in 1859 was responsible for engineering the Great Western Railway and designing the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol ?

Answer: 7-foot-¼-inch gauge railway

Answer: Brunel

Answer: I. K. Brunel

Answer: Brunel gauge

Answer: Isambard Kingdom Bunuel

Answer: Isambard K. Brunel

Answer: Isambard Kingdom BRUNEL

Answer: Isembard Kingdom Brunel

Answer: Isambaard Kingdom Brunel

Answer: 7-foot gauge railway

Answer: I.K. Brunel

Answer: Isambard Kingdom Brunel


Question: Which one word appeared as main headline news on the front page of the Sun newspaper the day after the sinking of the Belgrano in May 1982 ?

Answer: GOTCHA!

Answer: Gotcha

Answer: Gotcha!

Answer: Gotcha! Funk

Answer: I Gotcha

Answer: GOTCHA

Answer: Gotcha (disambiguation)


Question: "Which US City has the nickname ""Beantown"" ?"

Answer: City of Boston

Answer: Boston,MA

Answer: Economy of Boston

Answer: Boston, Massachussets

Answer: Boston's

Answer: Boston, ma

Answer: Boston, Massachusets

Answer: Boston Massachusetts

Answer: Boston, United States

Answer: Wahstoronòn:ke

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Answer: Boston Mass

Answer: Boston, Massachessets

Answer: Boston, Massachussetts

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts, US

Answer: Bosotn

Answer: The weather in Boston

Answer: Boston,Massachusetts

Answer: Boston, Mass

Answer: Boston, Massachusettes

Answer: Boston, Massachussettes

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts

Answer: The hub of the universe

Answer: Boston mass

Answer: Boston massachusetts

Answer: Boston Weather

Answer: Beantown

Answer: BOSTON

Answer: Bofton

Answer: Boston, USA

Answer: Boston, mass

Answer: Education in Boston

Answer: Boston ma

Answer: Boston, MA

Answer: Boston, US

Answer: Boston (Mass.)

Answer: Boston MA

Answer: Demographics of Boston

Answer: Geography of Boston

Answer: Religion in Boston

Answer: Boston (MA)

Answer: Capital of Massachusetts

Answer: Puritan City

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Answer: Politics of Boston

Answer: Boston

Answer: Boston, Mass.

Answer: The Hub of the Universe

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Bean Town

Answer: Bawstun

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USBOS

Answer: Massachusetts/Boston


Question: Johnny Weissmuller and Ron Ely are famous for playing which character on screen ?

Answer: Lord Greystoke

Answer: Tarzan

Answer: TARZAN


Question: Which major computer language shares it's name with an Indonesian Island ?

Answer: Java (disambiguation)

Answer: Java (computing)

Answer: JAVA

Answer: Java index

Answer: Java (computers)


Question: In which famous book of 1880 does a character named Peter, feeling deprived of attention by the title character push a young girl named Clara's wheelchair down a mountain to it's destruction ?

Answer: Heidi.

Answer: HEIDI

Answer: Heidi band

Answer: Heidi (band)


Question: What six letter word is used to describe the soft skin that covers a deer's antlers as they develop ?

Answer: Three pile

Answer: Velvet

Answer: Velvetine

Answer: Ciselé

Answer: Mirror velvet

Answer: Uncut velvet

Answer: Wedding-ring velvet

Answer: VELVET

Answer: Panne velvet

Answer: Voided velvet

Answer: Threepile

Answer: Paon velvet

Answer: Silk velvet

Answer: Velvet satin

Answer: Panné

Answer: Cut velvet

Answer: Panné velvet

Answer: Nacré velvet

Answer: Velvet (fabric)

Answer: Utrecht velvet

Answer: Crushed velvet

Answer: Stamped velvet

Answer: Three-pile

Answer: Velvets

Answer: Velvety

Answer: Lyons velvet

Answer: Chiffon velvet


Question: What name links the name of an act that once represented the UK in the Eurovision Song contest and the name of the elephant that in 1969 famously defaced and dragged the Keeper through the Blue Peter studio ?

Answer: Lulu (film)

Answer: Lulu (album)

Answer: LULU

Answer: Lulu (disambiguation)

Answer: Lulu

Answer: Lulu (Lulu album)


Question: Covering an area in excess of 30,000 square miles, in which country can you find the 'Dasht  e Kavir Desert' the largest to lie wholly in it's own country?

Answer: Irān

Answer: Historical names of Iran

Answer: Persia (Iran)

Answer: Iran (Islamic Republic of)

Answer: Iran, Islamic Republic of

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IR

Answer: Shi'ite Republic of Iran

Answer: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Īrān

Answer: Iran blockade

Answer: Iran consumption expenditure

Answer: IRan

Answer: Naval blockade of iran

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Iran

Answer: Jomhuri Ye Islami Ye Iran

Answer: Irãn

Answer: جمهوری اسلامی ايران

Answer: Irán

Answer: Historical Names of Iran

Answer: Iran (Persia)

Answer: Iranian Republic

Answer: La Perse

Answer: Islamic Republic of Persia

Answer: إيران

Answer: ایران

Answer: Islamic State of Iran

Answer: Irañ

Answer: IRAN

Answer: Irân

Answer: Jomhuri-ye Eslami-ye Iran

Answer: جمهوری اسلامی ایران

Answer: I.R. of Iran

Answer: PERSIA

Answer: Islamic republic of Iran

Answer: IR of Iran

Answer: Persia

Answer: Iran

Answer: What language do they speak in Persia%3F

Answer: Persian State of Iran

Answer: Shia Republic of Iran

Answer: I.R.Iran

Answer: Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi-ye Irān

Answer: IR Iran

Answer: Persian Region

Answer: I.R. Iran

Answer: Islamic Republic of Iran

Answer: Republic of Iran

Answer: Islamic Iran

Answer: Islamic Govermnet of Iran


Question: Whom did Andy Murray defeat in the Wimbledon men's singles final in 2013 ?

Answer: Novak Djoković

Answer: Djoker

Answer: Novak Dokovic (tennis player)

Answer: Novak Ðoković

Answer: Djokovic–Tsonga rivalry

Answer: Новак Ђоковић

Answer: (Novak) DJOKOVIC

Answer: Novak Đokovic

Answer: Djoko

Answer: Djokovic

Answer: Novak djokovic

Answer: Nole Đoković

Answer: Novak dokovic

Answer: The Djoker

Answer: Novak Đoković

Answer: Novak Đjoković

Answer: Novak Djokovic (tennis)

Answer: Novak Đoković (tennis player)

Answer: Nole Djokovic

Answer: Novak Djokovic

Answer: Nole Dokovic

Answer: Novak Dokovic


Question: What's the name of the intelligent talking horses in Swift's Gulliver's Travels ?

Answer: Houyhnhm

Answer: HOUYHNHNMS

Answer: Houyhnhnmland

Answer: Huynhynn

Answer: Whynnoms

Answer: Hwinham

Answer: Huinham

Answer: Houyhnhnms Land

Answer: Houyhnhnms

Answer: Houyhnhnm


Question: In which contact sport do two rikishi compete inside a dohyo ?

Answer: Sumo Wrestling

Answer: Sumai

Answer: Sumotori

Answer: Sumo wrestling

Answer: Sumos

Answer: Sumô

Answer: Sumou

Answer: Sumō

Answer: Professional sumo

Answer: Amateur sumo

Answer: Sumo

Answer: Sumoh

Answer: Nakabi

Answer: Tegata

Answer: 相撲

Answer: Sumo wrestlers

Answer: SUMO WRESTLING

Answer: Ozumo


Question: What do students at Oxford call their formal academic attire ?

Answer: Academic dress at Oxford University

Answer: Academic dress of the university of oxford

Answer: Academic dress of Oxford University

Answer: SUBFUSC

Answer: Sub-fusc

Answer: Academic dress of the University of Oxford

Answer: Subfusc

Answer: Sub fusc


Question: Which Scottish actor played the butler Hudson in the original series of ITV's Upstairs, Downstairs ?

Answer: Gordon Jackson (disambiguation)

Answer: GORDON JACKSON

Answer: Gordon Jackson

Answer: Jackson, Gordon


Question: What Latin phrase indicates that an aristocrat holds a title in her or his own right ?

Answer: Suo iure

Answer: Suo jure

Answer: SUO JURE


Question: Which is the most southerly Irish city ?

Answer: Cork (disambiguation)

Answer: Cork (Parliament of Ireland constituency)

Answer: Cork

Answer: CORK

Answer: Corks


Question: Which French phrase commonly used in English means literally 'already seen' ?

Answer: Déjà Vu

Answer: DEJA VU

Answer: Paradoxial state-dependent associative phenomenon

Answer: De Ja vous

Answer: Déjà vu

Answer: Promnesia

Answer: Deja-Vu

Answer: Déja vu

Answer: Deja vu

Answer: Déjà-vu

Answer: Déjà Vu -

Answer: Deja Vue

Answer: Deja-vu

Answer: Déjà-Vu

Answer: Paramnesia

Answer: Deja Vu

Answer: Déjà entendu (psychology)

Answer: Déjà vécu

Answer: Deja vecu

Answer: De ja vu

Answer: Déjà vous

Answer: Dajavu

Answer: Deja vous

Answer: Dejavou


Question: Which country singer/songwriter was known as the 'Man in Black' ?

Answer: Vivian Cash

Answer: JOHNNY CASH

Answer: Cash, Johnny

Answer: Johnny Cash - Biography

Answer: Johnny Cash family

Answer: J. Cash

Answer: Johnny Cash discography

Answer: Johnny Cash songs

Answer: American series

Answer: Johnny Cash lists

Answer: Chicken in Black

Answer: J.R. Cash

Answer: J R Cash

Answer: J. R. Cash

Answer: Cash, John

Answer: Jonny Cash

Answer: Johnny Cash Discography

Answer: Johnny Cash

Answer: Johnny Cash Songs

Answer: Johny Cash

Answer: Johnie Cash

Answer: Vivian Liberto

Answer: Johnny cash

Answer: JohnnyCash

Answer: J Cash

Answer: JR Cash

Answer: Johnny Cash – Biography

Answer: Johnny R. Cash

Answer: Johnny Cash (band)


Question: From which other card game is bridge derived ?

Answer: Whist drive

Answer: Whists

Answer: Whist (card game)

Answer: Whist drives

Answer: WHIST

Answer: Whist


Question: How is seasonal allergic rhinitis more commonly known ?

Answer: Hayfever

Answer: Cedar fever

Answer: HAY FEVER

Answer: Environmental allergy

Answer: Allergic conjunctivorhinitis

Answer: Hay fever medication

Answer: Environmental allergies

Answer: Birkenpollenallergie

Answer: Hay fever

Answer: Cedar Fever

Answer: Pollen allergy

Answer: Pollinosis

Answer: Allergic rhinitis

Answer: Hay Fever


Question: In which year was the ten shilling note withdrawn in the UK following the introduction of the 50p coin ?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy

Answer: 1970


Question: What term is given to a piece of artwork that is painted directly onto a wall or architectural feature ?

Answer: Wallpaint

Answer: Wallscapes

Answer: Muralism

Answer: Tile mural

Answer: Wall-painting

Answer: Wall painting

Answer: MURAL

Answer: Mural

Answer: Mural Decoration

Answer: Mural Painting

Answer: Mural painting

Answer: Murals

Answer: Tile Murals

Answer: Mural artist

Answer: Muralist

Answer: Wall mural


Question: What type of creature is a margay ?

Answer: Highland Tiger

Answer: Felis libyca

Answer: Felis silvestris cafra

Answer: F. sylvestris

Answer: Wildcat kitten

Answer: Wild Cat

Answer: Egyptian wildcat

Answer: Wildcat (Felis silvestris)

Answer: Felis sylvestris

Answer: Indian desert cat

Answer: Wildcats

Answer: Catamountain

Answer: Forest cat

Answer: (Wild) CAT

Answer: Indian Desert Cat

Answer: Wild cat

Answer: Wild cats

Answer: Wildcat

Answer: Felis lybica sarda

Answer: Felis silvestris


Question: Of which organ is otitis an inflammation ?

Answer: Ear (disambiguation)

Answer: EAR


Question: What is Marge Simpson's maiden name ?

Answer: Augustus Jules Bouvier

Answer: AUGUSTUS JULES BOUVIER (1837-81)

Answer: A. Bouvier

Answer: BOUVIER


Question: What was the name of the secret society which led a revolt of the Kikuyu people of Kenya in 1952 ?

Answer: Ndungu wa Gicheru

Answer: Mao Mao Uprising

Answer: Mau Mau Rebellion

Answer: Maumau

Answer: MAU MAU

Answer: Mau Mau Emergency

Answer: Mau-Mau Emergency

Answer: Kenya's independence movement

Answer: Mau Mau War

Answer: Kenya Emergency (1952)

Answer: Mau Mau Revolution

Answer: Mau-Mau Uprising

Answer: Kenya Emergency

Answer: Mau Mau uprising

Answer: Mao Mao

Answer: Land and Freedom Army

Answer: Mau Mau

Answer: Mau Mau Uprising

Answer: Mau Mau rebellion

Answer: Mau Mau emergency

Answer: Mau Mau Revolt

Answer: Mau-Mau

Answer: Kenyan Emergency

Answer: Kenyan War of Independence


Question: In Act 3, Scene 3 of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, how does Antigonus leave the stage ?

Answer: PURSUEDE BY A BEAR


Question: In the 1970's , who became the first actor to be raised to the peerage ?

Answer: Laurence Kerr Olivier, Baron Olivier

Answer: Olivier, Laurence Kerr, 1st Baron Olivier of Brighton

Answer: Lord Lawrence Olivier

Answer: Sir Lawrence Olivier

Answer: Lord Laurence Olivier

Answer: Lawrence Oliver

Answer: The Lord Olivier

Answer: Sir lawrence olivier

Answer: (LORD) OLIVIER

Answer: Laurence Kerr, 1st Baron Olivier of Brighton Olivier

Answer: Laurence, Baron Olivier of Brighton Olivier

Answer: Laurence Olivier

Answer: Laurence Kerr Olivier

Answer: Sir Laurence Olivier

Answer: Larry Olivier

Answer: Laurence Olivier, Baron Olivier

Answer: Lawrence Olivier

Answer: Lord Olivier

Answer: Laurence Oliver

Answer: Laurence olivier

Answer: Laurence K. Olivier

Answer: Laurence Kerr Olivier, Baron Olivier, OM


Question: Which sidekick rode a horse called Scout ?

Answer: Tonto Rides Again

Answer: Zero Time

Answer: TONTO's Expanding Head Band

Answer: Tonto's Expanding Head Band

Answer: TONTO


Question: Who was the first Republican President of the United States ?

Answer: Abaraham lincoln

Answer: Abe licnoln

Answer: President Lincoln

Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Answer: Abe Lincon

Answer: A Lincoln

Answer: Lincoln (president)

Answer: President Abraham

Answer: President Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Abraham (president)

Answer: The Rail Splitter

Answer: Abe Lincoln

Answer: Honest Abe

Answer: Lincoln's cabinet

Answer: Lincoln, Abraham

Answer: Abraham Lincon

Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War

Answer: Great Emancipator

Answer: Aberham lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln (president)

Answer: Lincolnian

Answer: President Abe Lincoln

Answer: Honest Abe Lincoln

Answer: Abraham lincoln

Answer: A. Lincoln

Answer: Presedent Lincon

Answer: Abrahm Lincoln

Answer: Abraham Lincoln's Life

Answer: Abe lincolin

Answer: Abaham lincoln

Answer: The Great Emancipator

Answer: 16th President of the United States


Question: According to the Old Testament, who was the wife of Abraham and the mother of Isaac ?

Answer: Colonel Briggs (Eureka character)

Answer: Jo Lupo (Eureka character)

Answer: Briggs (Eureka character)

Answer: William Cobb (Eureka)

Answer: Jim Taggart (Eureka)

Answer: Jack Carter (Eureka)

Answer: List of Eureka characters

Answer: Beverly Barlowe (Eureka character)

Answer: Jack Carter (Eureka character)

Answer: Douglas Fargo

Answer: Nathan Stark (Eureka character)

Answer: Zoe Carter

Answer: SARAH

Answer: Allison Blake (Eureka character)

Answer: William Cobb (Eureka character)

Answer: List of ''Eureka'' characters

Answer: Henry Deacon (TV character)

Answer: Allison Blake (Eureka)

Answer: Beverly Barlowe

Answer: Jo Lupo

Answer: Beverly Barlowe (Eureka)

Answer: Henry Deacon (Eureka)

Answer: Jim Taggart (Eureka character)

Answer: Douglas Fargo (Eureka character)

Answer: Allison Blake

Answer: Henry Deacon (Eureka character)

Answer: Briggs (Eureka)

Answer: Nathan Stark

Answer: Joe Lupo (Eureka character)

Answer: Zoe Carter (Eureka character)

Answer: Zane Donovan


Question: Which TV creatures ate Blue String Pudding ?

Answer: The Soup Dragon

Answer: Clangers

Answer: Iron Chicken

Answer: The Iron Chicken

Answer: Soup Dragon

Answer: THE CLANGERS

Answer: The Clangers


Question: Which national anthem was originally called the 'War Song for the Rhine Army'?

Answer: MARSELLAISE


Question: What is the inscription on the George Cross ?

Answer: FOR GALLANTRY


Question: What nationality was the astronomer Copernicus ?

Answer: Polishedly

Answer: Polski

Answer: Polishingly

Answer: Polisher

Answer: Polishes

Answer: Polishers

Answer: POLISH

Answer: Polish

Answer: Polish (disambiguation)


Question: Who wrote the musical Blood Brothers ?

Answer: Breezeblock Park

Answer: William Martin Russell

Answer: WILLY RUSSELL

Answer: Willy Russell


Question: What name is given to the study of insects ?

Answer: ENTOMOLOGY

Answer: Entomologists

Answer: Insectology

Answer: Entomologist

Answer: Entymologist

Answer: Study of Insects

Answer: Bugology

Answer: Insect biology

Answer: Entomology

Answer: Insectologists

Answer: History of entomology

Answer: Lepidopterologist

Answer: Bugologist

Answer: Insectologist

Answer: Study of Bugs

Answer: List of works of higher classification of insects

Answer: Entymology

Answer: Entomologistic

Answer: Entamology

Answer: Entomologies

Answer: Entomologistical

Answer: Insect science

Answer: Bugologists

Answer: Entomological

Answer: Entomologistically

Answer: Insectologies


Question: Give a year in the life of the artist Diego Velazquez.

Answer: 1599-1660


Question: What is the name of the estuary north of Bordeaux in SW France, formed by the confluence of the Garonne and Dordogne rivers ?

Answer: Gironde (département)

Answer: GIRONDE

Answer: Gironde


Question: In the West Indies, what is the collective name for Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica and Puerto Rico ?

Answer: Greater Antilles

Answer: Antillas Mayores

Answer: Grandes Antilles

Answer: GREATER ANTILLES

Answer: Major Antilles


Question: Which superhero film, produced by Marvel Studios and written and directed by Joss whedon, was the highest grossing film world-wide in 2012 ?

Answer: Avengers (cartoon)

Answer: The Avengers

Answer: THE AVENGERS

Answer: The Avengers (film)

Answer: The Avengers Movie

Answer: Avengers, The

Answer: The Avengerse

Answer: Avengers

Answer: The Avengers (disambiguation)

Answer: Avengers (film)


Question: Jmaes Righton, vocalist of the new rave band Klaxons, married which 28 year old British actress in a low key ceremony in France in May this year ?

Answer: Keira Knightely

Answer: Keira knightely

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Keira Knightley

Answer: Kiera knightly

Answer: Keria knightly

Answer: Kiara Knightly

Answer: Keira knightley

Answer: KEIRA KNIGHTLEY

Answer: Keira Knightley filmography

Answer: Keira Knightley

Answer: Keira Knightly

Answer: Kiera Knightly

Answer: Kiera Knightley

Answer: Keira Christina Knightley

Answer: Keira knightly


Question: Which 41 year old actress is the owner of the lifestyle company Goop.com, author of two cookbooks and was named the world's most beautiful woman for 2013 bt People magazine ?

Answer: Gwynyth Paltrow

Answer: Gwneth Paltrow

Answer: Gwyneth Paltro

Answer: Gwynnyth Paltrow

Answer: Apple Blythe Alison Martin

Answer: Gwyneth paltrow

Answer: Gwenneth Paltrow

Answer: Gwenyth Paltrow

Answer: Gwyneth K. Paltrow

Answer: Gwyneth K Paltrow

Answer: Gweneth Paltrow

Answer: Goop.com

Answer: GWYNETH PALTROW

Answer: Gwennyth Paltrow

Answer: Gwyneth Kate Paltrow

Answer: Gwyneth Paltrow

Answer: Apple Martin

Answer: Gwynneth Paltrow


Question: Which four word motto appeared on US banknotes for the first time on this day in 1982 ?

Answer: IN GOD WE TRUST

Answer: In God We Trust

Answer: In God we Trust

Answer: In God We trust

Answer: In God we trust

Answer: Public law 84-140

Answer: Public Law 84-140


Question: Who was manager of Sheffield Wednesday when they won the League Cup in 1991, beating Manchester United in the final ?

Answer: Ronglish

Answer: RON ATKINSON

Answer: Ron Atkinson


Question: Since 1998, teams in which Olympic sport have included a libero, who wears a different colour shirt from his or her team mates and can swap in and out of the side freely between points ?

Answer: Court (volleyball)

Answer: Volley ball

Answer: Libero (volleyball)

Answer: Serve (Volleyball)

Answer: Spike (volleyball)

Answer: Vollyball

Answer: Spike (Volleyball)

Answer: Outside hitter

Answer: VolleyBall

Answer: Volleyball dig

Answer: Rally point system

Answer: Indoor volleyball

Answer: History of volleyball

Answer: Volleyball

Answer: V-ball

Answer: Lebro

Answer: High school volleyball

Answer: Volley-Ball

Answer: Volley Ball

Answer: Setter (Volleyball)

Answer: Mintonette

Answer: Volleyball court

Answer: VOLLEYBALL

Answer: Serve (volleyball)

Answer: Volleyball rules

Answer: Volley-ball


Question: Who knocked Andy Murray out of the 2013 US Open in the quarter-finals? (Surname only will do)

Answer: Stanislas Wawrinka

Answer: (Stanislas) WAWRINKA

Answer: Wawrinka

Answer: Stan Wawrinka

Answer: Stanislas Warwinka


Question: By whatname are the four novels of Paul Scott best known, the last of which is entitled A Division of Spoils ?

Answer: Raj Quartet

Answer: The Raj Quartet

Answer: RAJ QUARTET

Answer: The raj quartet


Question: What is Koo Stark's real first name ?

Answer: Kathleen

Answer: KATHLEEN

Answer: Kathleen (disambiguation)

Answer: Katleen


Question: Arctic King, Saladin and Tom Thumb are which types of vegetable?

Answer: L. sativa

Answer: 生菜

Answer: Iceburg lettuce

Answer: Iceberg lettuce

Answer: Lettus

Answer: Lollo rossa

Answer: Winter density

Answer: Crisphead

Answer: Lollo rosso

Answer: Garden lettuce

Answer: Lettuce

Answer: Boston lettuce

Answer: Butter lettuce

Answer: Lettuces

Answer: Sheng cai

Answer: Shengcai

Answer: Lollo rosa

Answer: Lettace

Answer: Lactuca sativa


Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is sub-titled The Slave of Duty?

Answer: The Pirates of Penzance

Answer: Pirates of the Penzance

Answer: Pirates of Penzance

Answer: Pirates of penzance

Answer: The Slave of Duty

Answer: The Pirates of Penzanse

Answer: The Pirates Of Penzance: Or The Slave Of Duty

Answer: The Slave Of Duty

Answer: The Pirates Of Penzance, Or, The Slave Of Duty

Answer: Pirates Of Penzance

Answer: The Pirates Of Penzance


Question: Apart from a battle, what did Nelson lose at Tenerife in 1797?

Answer: His arm


Question: Who became Germany's first female chancellor?

Answer: Chancellor Merkel

Answer: Dr. Angela Dorothea Merkel

Answer: Angela Dorothea Kasner

Answer: Dorothea Kasner

Answer: Ulrich Merkel

Answer: Angela Kasner

Answer: Angela Dorothea Merkel

Answer: Angela Merkl

Answer: Angela Teflon Merkel

Answer: Merckel

Answer: Angela Merkel

Answer: Angie Merkel

Answer: Merkel

Answer: Angela Merkell


Question: Who wrote The Railway Children?

Answer: Nesbit, Edith

Answer: E. Nesbit

Answer: E Nesbit

Answer: Edith Bland

Answer: E. Bland

Answer: E. Nesbitt

Answer: Edith Nesbit


Question: Turin lies on which river?

Answer: Po (disambiguation)

Answer: .po (disambiguation)

Answer: PO (disambiguation)

Answer: Po

Answer: Po.

Answer: P/O

Answer: P.o.

Answer: P O

Answer: PO

Answer: P.O.


Question: Which late MP owned Saltwood Castle in Kent?

Answer: Alan Clarke


Question: Which UK store was first to have an escalator installed?

Answer: Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed Memorial

Answer: Harrods Group

Answer: Harrod's

Answer: Harrods Food Hall

Answer: Harrods

Answer: Harrod's

Answer: Harrods Department Store


Question: What is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust, representing approximately a quarter of its mass?

Answer: Silicon

Answer: Silocon

Answer: Zillifone

Answer: Silicis

Answer: Silicon compounds

Answer: Silicon crystalization

Answer: Metallurgical-grade silicon

Answer: Silicon's ranking

Answer: Element 14

Answer: Siemens process

Answer: Semiconducting silicon

Answer: Silisium

Answer: Biological silicon

Answer: Silicium

Answer: Refined silicon

Answer: Metallurgical grade silicon

Answer: Silicon (element)


Question: In physics, 'the rate of change of position' is a basic definition of what term?

Answer: First temporal derivative of displacement

Answer: Instantaneous velocity

Answer: Average velocity

Answer: Velocities

Answer: Formula for velocity

Answer: Transverse velocity

Answer: Velocity vector

Answer: Time-average velocity

Answer: Velocity

Answer: Rate of speed


Question: The port of Plymouth is in which English county?

Answer: Devon, England

Answer: Wilsham

Answer: Culture of Devonshire

Answer: Geology of Devon

Answer: Devon (England)

Answer: Devonshire, United Kingdom

Answer: Devonshire, England

Answer: Devonians

Answer: Devonshire's culture

Answer: Devon

Answer: Devonshire Moors

Answer: Culture of Devon

Answer: Devonshire (country)

Answer: Devon culture

Answer: Devonshire culture

Answer: Yarnacott

Answer: Devon's culture


Question: A dendogram is a diagram of what shape?

Answer: Sapling

Answer: Macrophanerophyte

Answer: Parts of a tree

Answer: Big tree

Answer: Arboreus

Answer: Tree

Answer: Trees

Answer: Treee

Answer: The trees

Answer: Wood layers

Answer: Treed

Answer: The Parts of a Tree


Question: Who became the ruler of Russia in 1964 until his death in 1982?

Answer: Brezhnev, Leonid Ilyich

Answer: Leonid I. Brezhnev

Answer: Brežněv

Answer: Leonid Iljic Breznev

Answer: Leonid Brezhnev

Answer: Breshneu

Answer: Breshnev

Answer: Леони́д Ильи́ч Бре́жнев

Answer: Leonid Brezhnev (disambiguation)

Answer: Brezhnev

Answer: Leonid Ilych Brezhnev

Answer: Leonid Brezhniev

Answer: Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev

Answer: Leonid Brežnev

Answer: Brechnev

Answer: Brejnev

Answer: L. I. Brezhnev

Answer: Leonid Breznev

Answer: Leonid Iljitsch Breschnew

Answer: Breznev

Answer: Brezhnevian

Answer: Leonid Ilich Brezhnev

Answer: Leonid Breshnev

Answer: Leonid Iljič Brežnev


Question: Name BP's catastrophic Gulf of Mexico oil rig, lost off the US Louisiana coast?

Answer: Deepwater Horizon rig

Answer: Deepwater horizon

Answer: Deepwater Horizon semi-submersible

Answer: Deep Water Horizon

Answer: Deep water horizon

Answer: Deepwater horizon drilling rig

Answer: The Deepwater Horizon

Answer: IMO 8764597

Answer: Deepwater Horizon oil rig

Answer: Deepwater Horizon


Question: FIDE (Federation Internationale Des Echecs) is the world federation of which activity?

Answer: Chess match

Answer: Šachmatai

Answer: Sjakk

Answer: Ajedrez

Answer: Ahedres

Answer: Ficheall

Answer: Rank and file (chess)

Answer: Chess Revers

Answer: Chess

Answer: Xadrez

Answer: Chess publications

Answer: Satranç

Answer: Western chess

Answer: Šachy

Answer: Шахи

Answer: Chess game

Answer: European chess

Answer: Chess psychology

Answer: ChesS

Answer: Ŝako

Answer: ਸ਼ਤਰੰਜ

Answer: Chess games

Answer: शतरंज

Answer: Play chess

Answer: Skaak

Answer: Western Chess

Answer: Orthochess

Answer: Chesss

Answer: Game of chess

Answer: Šach

Answer: Echedoù

Answer: Échecs

Answer: שחמט

Answer: Chesse

Answer: Scacci

Answer: Шахмат

Answer: Escacs

Answer: Cög

Answer: Şah

Answer: Cờ vua

Answer: International Chess

Answer: Chess board game

Answer: Chess Board Game

Answer: Шахматы

Answer: Game of Chess

Answer: Skak

Answer: شطرنج

Answer: Шатар

Answer: Chess career

Answer: Σκάκι

Answer: Šahs

Answer: Cheess

Answer: Chess srategy and tactics

Answer: Chess (game)

Answer: Skák

Answer: International chess


Question: English economist and physician Nicholas Barbon helped to pioneer which type of insurance in 1666?

Answer: Buildings insurance

Answer: Farm Insurance in Pennsylvania

Answer: Commercial property insurance

Answer: Property & casualty insurance

Answer: Fire Insurance

Answer: Property insurance

Answer: Fire insurance


Question: Dame Ninette de Valois, the eminent ballet teacher, director, and founder of The Royal Ballet and Birmingham Royal Ballet, was born in which country?

Answer: Irlanda

Answer: Island ireland

Answer: Ireland (region)

Answer: Irlandia

Answer: Erin's Isle

Answer: Airlan

Answer: Ireland

Answer: West Coast of Ireland

Answer: The island of Ireland

Answer: Island Ireland

Answer: Ireland (island)

Answer: Irland

Answer: HÉireann

Answer: Ireland Ulster

Answer: Population of Ireland

Answer: Irelander

Answer: Ireland and Ulster

Answer: Ireland (Island)

Answer: IRELAND

Answer: Symbol of Ireland

Answer: Scotia major

Answer: Island of Ireland

Answer: Airlann

Answer: Mikra Britannia

Answer: Irelanders

Answer: Auld Sod

Answer: Ierne (placename)


Question: Across Eastern Europe, the Middle East and parts of Asia, what are known as keftes or kufta, and similar words derived from Persian, kuftan, meaning beat or grind?

Answer: Bolabola

Answer: Meat ball

Answer: Qofte të fërguara

Answer: Köttbullar

Answer: Kjøttkake

Answer: Cufte

Answer: Ćufte

Answer: Gehaktbal

Answer: Koettbullar

Answer: Swedish meatballs

Answer: Meatballs

Answer: Bola-bola

Answer: Swedish meatball

Answer: Albóndigas

Answer: Qofte te ferguara

Answer: Pulpety

Answer: Meatball

Answer: Kottbullar

Answer: Fried meatballs

Answer: Albondigas

Answer: Mọc


Question: A sophomore is a student in which year of a US college?

Answer: 1 second

Answer: Fourth (time)

Answer: Second (time)

Answer: Seconds

Answer: Number of seconds in a year

Answer: Second duration

Answer: Second

Answer: Secound

Answer: 1 E0 s

Answer: Secs

Answer: Third (time)

Answer: Calendar Second


Question: Cape Wrath is on the coast of which country?

Answer: The Scottish Nation

Answer: Scotlander

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Northern Great Britain

Answer: Scot Land

Answer: Scottland

Answer: Scotlanders

Answer: Scotland, UK

Answer: Scotland's

Answer: Scottish nation

Answer: North Great Britain

Answer: Autonomous Province of Scotland

Answer: Scottish Nation

Answer: Communications in Scotland

Answer: Maps of scotland

Answer: North of Great Britain

Answer: Scotia minor

Answer: Auld Country

Answer: Scotchland

Answer: H-Alba

Answer: SCOTLAND

Answer: East coast of Scotland


Question: What would a person normally do with perique?

Answer: Smoke It

Answer: Smoke it


Question: What is the traditional name of the woven tape used in dressmaking or millinery for stiffening fabric?

Answer: Petersham (disambiguation)

Answer: Petersham


Question: In Richard Sheridan's 1770s play The Rivals what appropriately named character is noted for her amusing misuse of words?

Answer: Dogberryism

Answer: Mrs Malaprop

Answer: Cramtonism

Answer: Malaprop

Answer: Acyrologia

Answer: Malapropism

Answer: Malapropisms

Answer: Dogberryisms

Answer: Mrs. Malaprop

Answer: Malaproprism


Question: What is the international telephone dialling code for Germany?

Answer: forty-nine

Answer: 49


Question: A sequence of numbers beginning 0, 1, in which each number is the sum of the previous two numbers is named after what Italian mathematician who devised the system?

Answer: Fibonachi

Answer: Leonardo Fibonacci,

Answer: Leonard of Pisa

Answer: Leonardo Bonacci

Answer: Leonardo de Pisa

Answer: Fibonnaci

Answer: Fibonnacci

Answer: Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa

Answer: Fibonaccian

Answer: Leonardo da Pisa

Answer: Leonardo Pisano Fibonacci's Number Sequence

Answer: Flos (book)

Answer: FIBONACCI Leonardo

Answer: Leonardo of Pisa

Answer: Fibbonacci

Answer: Leonardo Fibonacci Pisano

Answer: Fibinocci

Answer: Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

Answer: Leonardo Pisano Bigollo Fibonacci

Answer: Fibonocci

Answer: Leonardo Pisano

Answer: Fibonacci

Answer: Leonardo da Pisa Fibonacci

Answer: Leonardo Fibonacci


Question: Fines of £5.3m, criticized as paltry and insulting, were imposed on Shell, Total and BP, five years after the huge 2005 explosion and fire at what UK oil storage depot?

Answer: Buncefield

Answer: HOSL

Answer: Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal

Answer: Buncefield oil depot

Answer: Buncefield oil terminal

Answer: Buncefield fuel depot


Question: Name the UK budget holiday company specialising in Turkey and Greece which went bust in July 2010?

Answer: Goldtrail


Question: What is Nashville's famous university in Tennessee US, named after the shipping and railroad magnate nicknamed Commodore?

Answer: Vanderbilt University

Answer: Vanderbuilt university

Answer: Vandy Taal


Question: Said to refer erroneously to the temperature at which book paper catches fire, the title of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel about a futuristic society in which reading books is illegal, is called 'Fahrenheit...' what? 972; 451; 100; or 25?

Answer: 451

Answer: four hundred and fifty-one


Question: In climatology, pluvial relates to what?

Answer: Rainfall

Answer: Rainy

Answer: Pissing it Down

Answer: Rainiest

Answer: Raining

Answer: Rains

Answer: Wettest spot on Earth

Answer: Intensity frequency and duration

Answer: Rain

Answer: Heavy rain (meteorology)

Answer: Rain measurement

Answer: Rained

Answer: Rainstorm

Answer: Torrential rain

Answer: Pissing it down

Answer: Hyetal

Answer: Rainwater

Answer: Rain storm

Answer: Pluviophile


Question: Jenny Shipley was the first female prime minister of which country?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: A kittel, or kitl, is what, traditionally worn by male Jews?

Answer: Shroud

Answer: Mound shroud

Answer: Burial cloth

Answer: Winding-cloth

Answer: Burial sheet

Answer: Burial sheets

Answer: Shrouded

Answer: Winding sheets

Answer: Winding-sheet

Answer: Shrouding

Answer: Shrouds

Answer: Winding sheet

Answer: Winding cloth

Answer: Winding-sheets

Answer: Burial shroud


Question: How many Oscars did the 1994 film 'Forrest Gump' win?

Answer: Six

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: In geology, a coomb or combe is a type of what?

Answer: Valley shoulder

Answer: Valleys

Answer: Mountain valley

Answer: Glaciated valley

Answer: V-shaped valley

Answer: River Valley Planning Area

Answer: Hollow (geography)

Answer: Hanging valleys

Answer: River valley

Answer: Hanging valley

Answer: Hanging Valley

Answer: River valleys

Answer: Glacial valley

Answer: Valley

Answer: Mountain valleys

Answer: Glacial valleys


Question: Which designer is famous for his/her red-soled footwear?

Answer: Christian Louboutin

Answer: Louboutin

Answer: Christian laboutin

Answer: Christian Louboutin Miami

Answer: Christian Laboutin


Question: Vermillion is a shade of which colour?

Answer: Red (colour)

Answer: Rgb(255, 0, 0)

Answer: Incarnadining

Answer: Rauður

Answer: Incarnadine

Answer: Red (political adjective)

Answer: FF0000

Answer: Red Movement

Answer: Red

Answer: Red (Colour)

Answer: Reddeners

Answer: Reddest

Answer: Reddened

Answer: Redishly

Answer: Firebrick red

Answer: Reddens

Answer: Reddener

Answer: Color red

Answer: Reddishness

Answer: Redly

Answer: Aztec red

Answer: Red (color)

Answer: (255, 0, 0)

Answer: Raudur

Answer: Color/red

Answer: Redest

Answer: Redishness

Answer: Incarnadined

Answer: Incarnadines

Answer: Reddishly

Answer: List of terms associated with the color red

Answer: Redness


Question: The port of Mocha is in which country?

Answer: Yemen AR

Answer: Al-Yaman

Answer: Yemem

Answer: Yemen (Republic)

Answer: Etymology of Yemen

Answer: Al-Jumhuriya Al-Yamania

Answer: الجمهوريّة اليمنية

Answer: The Yemen

Answer: Jemen

Answer: Khochna, Yemen

Answer: Republic of Yemen

Answer: Yemen, Republic of

Answer: Yeman

Answer: Thilla

Answer: Yemen

Answer: Darmar, Yemen

Answer: اليمن

Answer: ISO 3166-1:YE

Answer: Yemeni Republic

Answer: Yemens

Answer: الجمهورية اليمنية

Answer: Languages of Yemen


Question: London's city bike rental scheme, which launched in 2010, is based on the Bixi project which introduced bike rental to which city?

Answer: Motnreal

Answer: Montreal, QB

Answer: Montréal, Canada

Answer: Tiohtiá:ke

Answer: Montreal, Que.

Answer: Montreal, PQ

Answer: Montreal, QC

Answer: Montreal, quebec

Answer: Montreal, Canada

Answer: Sister Cities of Montreal

Answer: Ville de Montréal

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CAMTR

Answer: Montreal, Qc

Answer: The weather in Montréal

Answer: Montrealers

Answer: Montréal (QC)

Answer: Montrela

Answer: Montréal, Québec (Province)

Answer: Montreal (QC)

Answer: MontrA(c)al

Answer: Montrea

Answer: Montréal, QC

Answer: Montréal, QB

Answer: Funtreal

Answer: Montréal (Québec)

Answer: City of Montréal

Answer: Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Answer: Montreal, Quebec

Answer: Montreal, qc

Answer: Montrealer

Answer: Montreal's

Answer: Montréal, Quebec

Answer: Team990

Answer: Montreal

Answer: Montreal Skyline

Answer: Ville de Montreal

Answer: Montreal, Québec

Answer: Montréal, Québec, Canada

Answer: City of Montreal

Answer: Montréal's

Answer: Montreal, Qc, Canada

Answer: Montréal, PQ

Answer: Montreol

Answer: Montréal, Québec

Answer: Montréal

Answer: Montréal, Quebec (Province)

Answer: The weather in Montreal


Question: What number has the square root (to the nearest four decimal places) of 1.4142? 1; 2; 3; or 4?

Answer: 2

Answer: two


Question: The Earth's Equator is approximately how many millions of metres in length?

Answer: forty

Answer: 40


Question: How many pennies were in a British pre-decimal pound? 120; 200; 204; or 240?

Answer: two hundred and forty

Answer: 240


Question: How many legs (including arms or pincers according to certain definitions) does a crab have?

Answer: 10

Answer: ten


Question: 2010 UK government figures showed that in 264,000 households no one had ever had what?

Answer: Vacancy (economics)

Answer: Job change

Answer: Day job

Answer: Job

Answer: JOB

Answer: Job (role)

Answer: A job

Answer: Demand for additional workers

Answer: Dayjob

Answer: Job opening


Question: What standard test characteristic has been produced in genetically modified laboratory animals so that researchers can see easily that genetic modification has occurred?

Answer: Glow-in-the-dark

Answer: Glow in the Dark

Answer: Glow-in-the-dark (disambiguation)

Answer: Glow in the dark


Question: Which English novelist is best known for his Father Brown detective series?

Answer: Chesterton, G

Answer: G.K.Chesterton

Answer: Gilbert K. Chesterton

Answer: Gilbert chesterton

Answer: Gilbert Keith Chesterton (author)

Answer: Gilbert Keith Chesterton

Answer: Chesteron, Gilbert Keith

Answer: Gilbert Keith

Answer: Gk chesterton

Answer: G K Chesterton

Answer: G Chesterton

Answer: GK Chesterton

Answer: GKC

Answer: G.k. chesterton

Answer: G. K. Chesterton

Answer: Gilbert Chesterton

Answer: G.K. Chesterton

Answer: Chesterton's fence


Question: What was the name of the Argentine Navy cruiser which was torpedoed and sunk during the 1982 Falklands War?

Answer: Manuel Belgrano

Answer: Manuel Jose Joaquin del Corazon de Jesus Belgrano

Answer: Manuel José Joaquín del Corazón de Jesús Belgrano

Answer: General Belgrano

Answer: Family of Manuel Belgrano

Answer: Belgrano


Question: In 2010 British ex-soldier Ed Stafford became the first person (ever known) to walk the entire length of what river?

Answer: The Amazon

Answer: Amazone (ship)

Answer: Amazons (comics)

Answer: Amazons (disambiguation)

Answer: Amazon

Answer: Amazon (TV series)

Answer: Amazon (disambiguation)

Answer: Amazon (ship)

Answer: Amazone


Question: The first Apollo moon landing?

Answer: 11

Answer: eleven


Question: Planets in our solar system?

Answer: 8

Answer: eight


Question: Traditionally (UK/US) the years of a pearl wedding anniversay?

Answer: 30

Answer: thirty


Question: Legs of the largest group of species on earth?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: Considered unlucky in Italy, probably because its Roman numerals are an anagram of a Latin word which can mean loosely 'I have lived', implying 'I am dead' ?

Answer: seventeen

Answer: 17


Question: At the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, Lady Gaga wore a controversial dress made of what?

Answer: Raw meat


Question: What in the human body is the calcaneum?

Answer: Heelbone

Answer: Calcaneus bone

Answer: Calcaneus

Answer: Calcaneal tuberosity

Answer: Calcaneal

Answer: Heel bone

Answer: Tuber calcanei

Answer: Calcaneous bone

Answer: Calcaneum

Answer: Os calcis

Answer: Os calcaneum


Question: 'The Battle of Trafalgar' is the work of which British painter?

Answer: Joseph Turner

Answer: Joseph Turner (disambiguation)


Question: EU president Herman van Rumpuy published a book of what?

Answer: Haikus

Answer: Hiaku

Answer: Random haiku

Answer: Hai-Ku

Answer: Haiku poem

Answer: HaikuPoem

Answer: Old pond

Answer: Haiku

Answer: Haiku poems

Answer: 俳句


Question: Pityriasis Capitis is the technical term for?

Answer: Dandruff

Answer: Dandruf

Answer: Scurf

Answer: Pityriasis simplex

Answer: Scurfy

Answer: Daandruff

Answer: Pityriasis simplex capillitii

Answer: Milk crust seborrheic

Answer: Pityriasis capitis


Question: Who did US Forbes magazine rank in 2010 as the most powerful woman in the world?

Answer: First Lady Obama

Answer: Michelle H.R. Obama

Answer: Michelle LaVaughn Obama née Robinson

Answer: Mrs. Obama

Answer: Michelle Robinson Obama

Answer: Michelle-O

Answer: Melvinia Shields

Answer: Michele Obama

Answer: First Lady Michelle Obama

Answer: Michelle Obama

Answer: Michelle Robinson

Answer: Michelle obama

Answer: Mattie Shields McGruder

Answer: Melvinia McGruder

Answer: Melvinia Shields McGruder

Answer: Michelle LaVaughn Obama

Answer: Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama

Answer: Mattie Shields

Answer: Michael Obama

Answer: Walt Baker

Answer: Mattie McGruder


Question: Which corporation (as at 2010) produces Schwarzkopf haircare and Pritt glue-stick products?

Answer: Schwarzkopf Professional

Answer: Diadermine (cosmetics)

Answer: Henkel Norden

Answer: Duck Products

Answer: Henkel AG & Co. KGaA

Answer: UniBond

Answer: Plastic padding

Answer: Persil abaya shampoo

Answer: Henkel Group

Answer: Henkel


Question: What is the collective term for a group of Morris dancers?

Answer: Sidians

Answer: Side, Antalya

Answer: Side

Answer: Side, Turkey


Question: In Japan, what is a hibachi used for?

Answer: Home cooking

Answer: Home-cooked

Answer: Cooking

Answer: Home-cooking

Answer: Hot food

Answer: Cuisiner

Answer: Cooking methods

Answer: Home cook

Answer: Home cooked

Answer: Cookery

Answer: Cooked

Answer: Cooking ingredient

Answer: Par-cooking

Answer: Par-cooked

Answer: Food heating

Answer: History of cooking

Answer: Cooking appliances

Answer: Par-cook

Answer: Cookin


Question: What is harvested from Hevea brasiliensis, whose other plant names separately feature the words Para and India?

Answer: Latex

Answer: Latex (polymer)

Answer: Rubber latex

Answer: Latex (rubber)

Answer: Natural latex

Answer: Latices

Answer: Latex (polymerization)

Answer: Latex rubber


Question: What gas, symbol F, is the most reactive of all chemical elements?

Answer: Floreen

Answer: Ftor

Answer: Fluorinated

Answer: Quartz Fluorine Tube

Answer: Difluorine

Answer: Hydrocarbons, fluorinated

Answer: Fluoro

Answer: Flourine

Answer: Atomic number 9

Answer: Fluorine gas

Answer: Fluorine compounds

Answer: Fluorine


Question: David John Moore Cornwell is better known as what spy-story writer?

Answer: John le Carre

Answer: John Le Carr

Answer: John leCarré

Answer: John Le Carre

Answer: John leCarre

Answer: John lecarre

Answer: Le Carre

Answer: Le carre

Answer: Le Carré

Answer: John LeCarré

Answer: John Lecarre

Answer: David John Moore Cornwell

Answer: John Le Carré

Answer: John le Carré

Answer: John LeCarre

Answer: John Lecarré


Question: What animals does a mahout work with?

Answer: Elephantinely

Answer: Elephant tusks

Answer: Rogue Elephant

Answer: Elephant

Answer: Elephant hunting

Answer: Elephantineness

Answer: Elephant hunter

Answer: Rogue elephant

Answer: Baby elephants

Answer: Brown elephants

Answer: ELEPHANT

Answer: Elephan

Answer: פיל

Answer: Elephant population

Answer: Elephant evolution

Answer: Elefonts

Answer: Evolution of elephants

Answer: Elephants

Answer: Mating elephants

Answer: Elaphant

Answer: Elephant rage

Answer: Gestation period for elephants

Answer: Elephant tusk

Answer: Sexual behavior of elephants


Question: The Colorado beetle attacks what crop?

Answer: Idaho potato

Answer: Potato farmer

Answer: Potatos

Answer: Cooking potatoes

Answer: Boiled Potatoes

Answer: Potato, Irish

Answer: Pottato

Answer: Tattie

Answer: New potatoes

Answer: Pomme Terre

Answer: Pratie

Answer: Patatoes

Answer: Potato farm

Answer: German Butterball

Answer: Poetato

Answer: Spud

Answer: History of Potatoes

Answer: Solanum tuberosum

Answer: Roast potato

Answer: Potato (northern)

Answer: Red potato

Answer: White potatoes

Answer: Potato

Answer: White potato

Answer: Potatoes

Answer: Super tuber

Answer: Boiled potatos

Answer: New potato

Answer: Potato industry

Answer: Kerris Pink

Answer: Irish potato

Answer: Boiled potato

Answer: Potater

Answer: Purple potato

Answer: Tatey

Answer: Alu (tuber)

Answer: History of potatoes

Answer: Red Potato

Answer: Maris Peer

Answer: Potatoe

Answer: Potato farmers

Answer: Idaho Potato

Answer: Solanum tuberosum tuberosum

Answer: Culture of potato

Answer: Pateeto

Answer: Red potatoes

Answer: Poetatoe

Answer: Boiled potatoes

Answer: Tatties

Answer: Blue potato

Answer: Potato skin

Answer: Spuds


Question: What is the pole called which is used for propelling a barge or punt?

Answer: Quant (disambiguation)

Answer: Quant

Answer: A quant


Question: Name the ballet dancer who requested asylum in France while in Paris with the Kirov Ballet, in June 1961?

Answer: Nuriev

Answer: Rudolf Nureyev

Answer: Rudolf Khametovich Nureyev

Answer: Rudolf Xämät ulı Nuriev

Answer: Rudolf Hametovich Nureyev

Answer: Rudolf Nuriev

Answer: Rudolph Nureyev


Question: What was the US spacecraft first to return images of Mars to Earth, in July 1965?

Answer: Mariner4

Answer: Mariner 4

Answer: Mariner IV

Answer: 1964-077A


Question: In which country were the 1948 Winter Olympics held?

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: Who was the longest reigning British king?

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: 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: 'The Umbrellas' is the work of which French impressionist?

Answer: Pierre Auguste Renoir

Answer: Firmin Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir

Answer: Pierre August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Answer: Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir, Pierre Auguste


Question: Dilma Rousseff was elected the first female president of which country in October 2010?

Answer: Brazil

Answer: Etymology of Brazil

Answer: Federal Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brasil

Answer: Barzil

Answer: Federative Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brazil (country)

Answer: Brassil

Answer: Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brésil

Answer: Brzil

Answer: Brazilian Federative Republic

Answer: Republica Federativa do Brasil

Answer: Bresil

Answer: Brazilian Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BR

Answer: República Federativa do Brasil

Answer: Brazilo


Question: Which 1969 film starring Jane Fonda is based on the novel by Horace McCoy about a marathon dance contest?

Answer: They Shoot Horses Don't They?


Question: How many suspects are in a normal game of Cluedo?

Answer: Six

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: What colour is the inner ring of an Olympic archery target?

Answer: Gold compound

Answer: Aurous

Answer: Gold consumption

Answer: Auric (Ion)

Answer: Gold (metal)

Answer: Gold metal

Answer: Gold compounds

Answer: Gold toxicity

Answer: Element LXXIX

Answer: Atomic number 79

Answer: Aurric

Answer: Au (element)

Answer: Flour gold

Answer: Native gold

Answer: Lode gold

Answer: E175 (E number)

Answer: Monatomic gold

Answer: Gold jewelry

Answer: Auric compound

Answer: Gold making

Answer: Australium

Answer: Gold Lot

Answer: Use of gold

Answer: Gold

Answer: Gold poisoning

Answer: Element 79

Answer: Gold (mineral)

Answer: Gold (element)

Answer: Aurate

Answer: Goldness


Question: Conventional pseudo-scientific wisdom suggests that a slice of buttered toast when accidentally falling from a table or hand to the floor almost always lands butter-side down because... why?

Answer: The toast generally starts butter-side up in the hand or on the table, and the typical distance to the floor only allows time for half a revolution, i.e., a turn through 180 degrees, i.e., butter-side down

The toast generally starts butter-side up in the hand or on the table, and the typical distance to the floor only allows time for half a revolution, i.e., a turn through 180 degrees, i.e., butter-side down


Question: A 13-year neurological study by the US National Institute on Ageing reported in 2010 that what significantly prevented the onset of dementia?

Answer: Nine miles walking per week


Question: The state of Oaxaca, hit by a devastating mudslide in October 2010, is in which country?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: The town of Budge Budge is in which country?

Answer: ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം

Answer: هندستانڀارت،

Answer: भारतीय गणराज्याच्या

Answer: Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk

Answer: Indian Republic

Answer: ভারতরাষ্টৃ

Answer: Indian republic

Answer: ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ

Answer: Union of India

Answer: இந்தியக் குடியரசு

Answer: भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक

Answer: India (country)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IN

Answer: Indea

Answer: Etymology of India

Answer: ভারত গণরাজ্য

Answer: Republic Of India

Answer: INDIA

Answer: ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર

Answer: ভারত

Answer: Republic of India

Answer: Les Indes

Answer: Bhārat Gaṇarājya

Answer: جمہوٗرِیت بًارت

Answer: भारतमहाराज्यम्

Answer: Indya

Answer: Bharat Ganrajya

Answer: جمہوریہ بھارت

Answer: இந்திய

Answer: ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ

Answer: भारत गणराज्य

Answer: Republic of india

Answer: जुम्हूरियत भारत

Answer: Hindio

Answer: The Republic of India

Answer: భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము

Answer: India's

Answer: Hindistan

Answer: ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ

Answer: Bhart

Answer: India

Answer: భారత రిపబ్లిక్

Answer: India.

Answer: ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য

Answer: Indian State

Answer: ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND

Answer: ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Question: Which mime artist is associated with the character Bip?

Answer: Marcel Marco

Answer: Mime Marceau

Answer: Le Troisième Oeil

Answer: Marcel marseau

Answer: Bip the clown

Answer: Marcel Mangel

Answer: Le Troisieme Oeil

Answer: Marcel Marceau


Question: What is the Japanese martial art, similar to judo, which uses grappling, throws, and non-resistance, to debilitate opponents?

Answer: Aikidô

Answer: Aikidou

Answer: Aikinomichi

Answer: Ikkyo

Answer: Aiki-do

Answer: Aikibudō

Answer: Aikibudo

Answer: Aikidoh

Answer: Aikidō

Answer: Aikido

Answer: 合気道

Answer: Aikidoo


Question: What is the Southern India savoury steamed cake made of rice and served with chutney?

Answer: Iddly

Answer: Idli

Answer: Idly

Answer: Ramassery Idli


Question: What was the title given to the daughters of the Kings of Spain and Portugal who were not the heir to the throne?

Answer: Infantes

Answer: Infanta of Castile

Answer: Infanta de Castile

Answer: Infanta

Answer: Infante

Answer: Infanta of Spain

Answer: Infanta of León

Answer: Infanta Infante

Answer: Infante of Spain


Question: What is a system of muscle-building without moving joints?

Answer: Isometrics

Answer: Isymmetric tension

Answer: Isometric contraction

Answer: Isometric exercise

Answer: Isometric training


Question: What type of creature is a Meadow Brown?

Answer: Butterfly

Answer: Butterflys

Answer: Buttetrfly

Answer: Butterfly life cycle

Answer: Rhopalocera

Answer: Butterflies


Question: Oster-monath was the Anglo Saxon name for which month of the year?

Answer: Apr.

Answer: The Cruellest Month

Answer: April 31

Answer: Апрель

Answer: April

Answer: 31 April

Answer: Aprill

Answer: Mali traven

Answer: April (month)


Question: The Bell Rock Lighthouse, said to be the oldest surviving offshore lighthouse in the world, lies off the coast of which European country?

Answer: The Scottish Nation

Answer: Scotlander

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Northern Great Britain

Answer: Scot Land

Answer: Scottland

Answer: Scotlanders

Answer: Scotland, UK

Answer: Scotland's

Answer: Scottish nation

Answer: North Great Britain

Answer: Autonomous Province of Scotland

Answer: Scottish Nation

Answer: Communications in Scotland

Answer: Maps of scotland

Answer: North of Great Britain

Answer: Scotia minor

Answer: Auld Country

Answer: Scotchland

Answer: H-Alba

Answer: SCOTLAND

Answer: East coast of Scotland


Question: Who was the father of British King James ll?

Answer: King Charles l


Question: The Bacillus Calmette-Guerin vaccine is used for immunisation against what?

Answer: Antitubeculosis

Answer: Tuberculose

Answer: Tuberculosis cutis primaria

Answer: Consumptive

Answer: Tuberculosis, ocular

Answer: Primary tuberculosis

Answer: TB vaccine

Answer: Pulmonary consumption

Answer: Abscess, tuberculous

Answer: Secondary Tuberculosis

Answer: Meningeal tuberculosis

Answer: Phthsis

Answer: HIV-related tuberculosis

Answer: Phthysis

Answer: Tuberculosis stigma

Answer: Nursing care plan for tuberculosis

Answer: Giant multinucleated cell

Answer: Smear-positive tuberculosis

Answer: Consumption (disease)

Answer: Tuberculosis, bovine

Answer: Tubercloses

Answer: Tuberculosis fungosa serpiginosa

Answer: Tuberculosis

Answer: Primary complex

Answer: Secondary tuberculosis

Answer: Metastatic tuberculous ulcer

Answer: BONE TB

Answer: Berklar

Answer: Tuberculous

Answer: Tuberculosis, pulmonary

Answer: Smear-negative tuberculosis

Answer: Tuburculosis

Answer: Phthisis pulmonalis

Answer: Nodular tuberculide

Answer: Tuberculosis arthritis

Answer: Tuberculous ulcer

Answer: Bone Tuberculosis

Answer: Spes phthisica

Answer: Tubercluosis

Answer: Genitourinary Tuberculosis

Answer: Tabes Anglica

Answer: Tuberculosus

Answer: Extrapulmonary

Answer: Antituberculosis

Answer: Koch's Disease

Answer: Tuberculous pneumonia

Answer: Active tuberculosis

Answer: Tuberculous abscess

Answer: SMI 049

Answer: Primary Tuberculosis

Answer: Pulmonary tuberculosis

Answer: Tubercular scar

Answer: Tubercolosis

Answer: Lamparones

Answer: Acute phthisis

Answer: Tubercle bacillus

Answer: Respiratory tuberculosis

Answer: Fibroid phthisis

Answer: Tuberculosis epidemic

Answer: Tabes mesenterica

Answer: Tuberculosis, cardiovascular


Question: Which Christmas condiment is made from fruit sometimes referred to as marshworts?

Answer: Cranberry sauce

Answer: Jellied cranberry sauce

Answer: Cranberry jelly


Question: The fortified wine drink Sherry is named after what town?

Answer: Jérez de la Frontera

Answer: Jerez, Spain

Answer: Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz)

Answer: Jerez de la Frontera, Cadiz

Answer: Jérez de la Frontera, Spain

Answer: Xeres de la Frontera

Answer: Jerez de la Frontera

Answer: Emirate of jerez

Answer: Jerez de la Frontera, Spain

Answer: Xeres (Jerez) de la Frontera

Answer: Emirate of Jerez

Answer: Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz

Answer: Xeres

Answer: Jeréz de la Frontera

Answer: Jerez

Answer: History of Jerez de la Frontera


Question: Who composed the music known as The Nutcracker Suite, for the Christmas themed ballet The Nutcracker, premiered in St Petersburg, 1892?

Answer: Tsjajkovskij

Answer: Tchaicovski

Answer: Piotr Czajkowski

Answer: Piotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Tchaicovksy

Answer: Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Tschaikovsky

Answer: Tchaichovsky

Answer: Tschaikovski

Answer: Tschaikowsky

Answer: Пётр Чайковский

Answer: Piotr Tchaikovsky

Answer: Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky

Answer: P. I Tschaikovsky

Answer: Tschaikowski

Answer: Pyotr Chaykovsky

Answer: Tsjaikovskij

Answer: Piotr Ilitsch Tschaikowski

Answer: Petr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky

Answer: Tchiachovski

Answer: Tchaikovsky

Answer: Пётр Чайко́вский

Answer: Pjotr Ilych Tchaikovsky

Answer: Tchaikovski

Answer: Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter Ilyich Tschaikowsky

Answer: Pyotr Chaikovsky

Answer: Piotr Iljicz Czajkowskij

Answer: Tchaicovsky

Answer: P I Tchaikovski

Answer: Tjajkovskij

Answer: Tchaikofski

Answer: Peter Ilyich Tchiakovsky

Answer: Pjotr Tšaikovski

Answer: P I Tchaikovsky

Answer: Piotr Ilich Tschaikowsky

Answer: Tchaikofsky

Answer: Pietr Tchaikowsky

Answer: Tchaikovasky

Answer: Peter Illich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikowsky

Answer: P. I. Tschaikovsky

Answer: Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowsky

Answer: Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowski

Answer: Чайко́вский

Answer: P. I. Tchaikovski

Answer: Tchaikowsky

Answer: Peter Tchaikovski

Answer: P. I. Tchaikovsky

Answer: Tchaikowski

Answer: Petr Il'ic Cajkovskij

Answer: Peter I. Tchaikovski

Answer: Pyotr Il'ich Chaykovsky

Answer: Pyotr Illich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilyich

Answer: Pytor Il'yich Chaykovsky

Answer: Pyotr Illych Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter Tschaikowsky

Answer: Peter Illich Tschaikowsky

Answer: Petr chaikovskiy

Answer: Pëtr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pjotr Tjajkovskij

Answer: Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter I. Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Petr Il'ic Cajkovskij

Answer: Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilyich Chaykovsky

Answer: Peter Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter Tschaikovsky

Answer: Pëtr Il'ič Čajkovskij

Answer: P.I. Tschaikovsky

Answer: Tchaikovksy

Answer: Tschaicowsky

Answer: Tchicovski

Answer: Čajkovskij

Answer: Pyotr Tchaikowsky

Answer: Piotr Iljitsch Tchaikowsky

Answer: Pëtr Ilyich Chaikovsky

Answer: Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky

Answer: Peter I Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Ilyich Tschaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Il'ich Chaykovsky

Answer: Пётр Ильи́ч Чайко́вский

Answer: Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Il'yich Chaikovsky

Answer: Pyotr Tchaikovsky

Answer: Чайковский


Question: What former Egyptian president was born on Christmas day in 1918?

Answer: Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat

Answer: Anwar al-Sadat

Answer: Anwar as-Sādāt

Answer: Muhammad Anwar El-Sadat

Answer: Anwar sadat

Answer: Anwar Sedat

Answer: Anwar El-Sadat

Answer: Anwar es-Sadat

Answer: 'Anwar as-Sadat

Answer: Anouar El-Sadate

Answer: President El-Sadat

Answer: Anwar Al-Sadat

Answer: Anwar as-Sadat

Answer: Saddat

Answer: Anvar Sadat

Answer: Mohammed el-Sadat

Answer: Anwar Al Sadat

Answer: Anwar Sādāt

Answer: السادات

Answer: Anwar es Sadat

Answer: ʼAnwar as-Sadāt

Answer: Anwar el Sadat

Answer: Muḥammad Anwar as-Sādāt

Answer: أنور السادات

Answer: Mohamed Anwar Al-Sadat

Answer: Anwar al- Sadat

Answer: Mohammed Sadat

Answer: ʼAnwar as-Sadat

Answer: Anwar El Sadat

Answer: Anwar Sadat

Answer: Muhammed Anwar al-Sadat

Answer: Mohammed al-Sadat

Answer: Anwar el-Sadat

Answer: Muhammad Anwar as-Sadat


Question: In Mexico, it is said that wearing what colour/color underwear on New Year's Eve ensures finding new love the following year?

Answer: Red (colour)

Answer: Rgb(255, 0, 0)

Answer: Incarnadining

Answer: Rauður

Answer: Incarnadine

Answer: Red (political adjective)

Answer: FF0000

Answer: Red Movement

Answer: Red

Answer: Red (Colour)

Answer: Reddeners

Answer: Reddest

Answer: Reddened

Answer: Redishly

Answer: Firebrick red

Answer: Reddens

Answer: Reddener

Answer: Color red

Answer: Reddishness

Answer: Redly

Answer: Aztec red

Answer: Red (color)

Answer: (255, 0, 0)

Answer: Raudur

Answer: Color/red

Answer: Redest

Answer: Redishness

Answer: Incarnadined

Answer: Incarnadines

Answer: Reddishly

Answer: List of terms associated with the color red

Answer: Redness


Question: In what Eastern European country did violence arise against Uzbeks during 2010?

Answer: Krygyzstan

Answer: Kirgiziya

Answer: Kirzighia

Answer: Khyrgyzstan

Answer: Khirgyzia

Answer: Kyrgyg

Answer: Kyrghizistan

Answer: Kyrzygystan

Answer: Kyrgyz Respublikasy

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KG

Answer: Kirgyzstan

Answer: Languages of Kyrgyzstan

Answer: Kirgystan

Answer: Khirgystan

Answer: Kyrghyzstan

Answer: Khirgistan

Answer: Kyrgestan

Answer: Kyrgyztan

Answer: Khirgizstan

Answer: Krygzstan

Answer: Kirgistan

Answer: Khirghizia

Answer: Kyrghizia

Answer: Kyrgizia

Answer: Киргизия

Answer: Khirghistan

Answer: Kyrgyz Republic

Answer: Republic of Kyrgyzstan

Answer: Kirghizia

Answer: Kyrgyzistan

Answer: Khirgyzstan

Answer: Kyrgyzia

Answer: Kyrgyzstan

Answer: Khirgizia

Answer: Kyrghyz Republic

Answer: Khyrghyzia

Answer: Қырғызстан

Answer: Kirgiz Republic

Answer: Hinduism in Kyrgyzstan

Answer: Khyrgystan

Answer: Kirghyzia

Answer: Kyrgizstan

Answer: Khirghizstan

Answer: Khyrghystan

Answer: Kirghistan

Answer: Kirgisistan

Answer: Kyrgzystan

Answer: Kyrghyzia

Answer: Kirgizia

Answer: Khyrgyzia

Answer: Kyrgzstan

Answer: KYRGYZSTAN

Answer: Kirghizistan

Answer: Kirgiztan

Answer: Kirghiz Republic

Answer: Kyrgystan

Answer: Кыргызстан

Answer: KGZ

Answer: Kyrghizstan

Answer: Kyrgistan

Answer: Kirghizstan

Answer: Khyrghyzstan

Answer: Kirgizistan

Answer: Kyrghystan

Answer: Republic of Kirgizstan

Answer: Kyrzygstan

Answer: Kirgizstan

Answer: Quirghyzia

Answer: Republic of Kyrgyztan

Answer: Sport in Kyrgyzstan

Answer: KGN


Question: An American ban lasting 21 years was lifted in 2010 for what Scottish food?

Answer: Haggus

Answer: Vegetarian haggis

Answer: Hagus

Answer: Haggis Pudding

Answer: Haggas

Answer: Hagis

Answer: Haggis


Question: Name Microsoft's hands-free gaming system launched in June 2010, a made-up word alluding to joining?

Answer: Xbox kinect

Answer: Xbox Connect

Answer: Connect for Xbox 360

Answer: Project Natal

Answer: KinectShare.com

Answer: Kinect for Windows

Answer: XBox 360 Kinect

Answer: Kinect

Answer: Natal (Video Game controller)

Answer: Kinect for Xbox 360

Answer: KINECT

Answer: Kinect SDK

Answer: XBOX Kinect

Answer: Xbox Kinect

Answer: Xbox Fluid

Answer: Kinnect

Answer: Skeletal tracking

Answer: Kinect for the XBox 360

Answer: Microsoft Kinect

Answer: Microsoft Natal

Answer: Xbox Natal


Question: What controversial relic went on display in 2010 in the Italian city whose name it bears?

Answer: Shroud of Turin

Answer: The Shroud of Turin

Answer: Sindonology

Answer: Sindone of Turin

Answer: %22John P. Jackson%22

Answer: Holy shroud

Answer: Holy winding sheet

Answer: Shroud of Jesus

Answer: Turin shrouds

Answer: John P. Jackson

Answer: The Turin Shroud

Answer: Turin Shroud

Answer: Holy Winding-Sheet

Answer: Shroud of turin

Answer: Shroud Of Turin

Answer: Holy Shroud

Answer: Turin shroud


Question: Name the head of the 'whistleblowing' website Wikileaks, in the news during 2010 after publishing thousands of sensitive government and military documents?

Answer: Julien d'Assange

Answer: International Subversives

Answer: Julian Assange's asylum in Ecuador

Answer: Julian assange

Answer: Christine Assange

Answer: List of works about Julian Assange

Answer: Assange, Julian

Answer: Daniel Assange

Answer: Julian Paul Assange

Answer: Assange

Answer: Julian Assange list

Answer: Assange Julian

Answer: Julian Assage

Answer: Julian paul assange

Answer: Julian P. Assange

Answer: Julian Assange

Answer: Julian P Assange

Answer: Julian Asange


Question: In what European city was snooker player John Higgins stung by the News of the World newspaper relating to an alleged betting fix?

Answer: Kyiv, Ukraine

Answer: Koenugard

Answer: Kiev

Answer: UAIEV

Answer: Kiïv

Answer: Kiyeff Kiev

Answer: Kiev Municipality

Answer: Kievan

Answer: Kieff

Answer: Kyiv

Answer: Kiow

Answer: Kiov

Answer: Konugard

Answer: Kyyiv

Answer: Capital city of Ukraine

Answer: Kiyev

Answer: Ки́ев

Answer: Left-bank (Kiev)

Answer: Kyïv

Answer: Kiev, Misto Kyyiv

Answer: Kiyiv

Answer: Keiv

Answer: Kijevas

Answer: M. Kyiv

Answer: Kyiv/Kiev

Answer: Kyiv (Koncha Zaspa)

Answer: Kiiow

Answer: Kijiv

Answer: Kiyv

Answer: Kÿowia

Answer: Kieff,

Answer: Capital of Ukraine

Answer: Kiovia

Answer: КИЇВ

Answer: Kiev (Kyiv)

Answer: Kiev (Ukraine)

Answer: Kiev, Ukraine

Answer: Kyjiv

Answer: Left Bank (Kiev)

Answer: Київ

Answer: Kyowia

Answer: Kiev, USSR

Answer: Kyev, Ukraine

Answer: Киев

Answer: Kyev

Answer: Kyjev

Answer: Kiyeff

Answer: Kijev

Answer: UN/LOCODE:UAIEV


Question: Which famous football figure managed the Ivory Coast national team at the FIFA 2010 World Cup Finals?

Answer: Sven Goeran Eriksson

Answer: Sven Goran Ericsson

Answer: Sven Goran-Eriksson

Answer: Sven-Goeran Eriksson

Answer: Sven Goran Eriksson

Answer: Sven-Goran Eriksson

Answer: Sven Goran Erikson

Answer: Svennis

Answer: Sven-Göran Eriksson

Answer: Svengate

Answer: Sven Göran Eriksson


Question: Which country's coalition government, led by Jan-Peter Balkenende, collapsed in 2010 when disagreeing about extending military action in Afghanistan?

Answer: NETHERLANDS

Answer: The netherland

Answer: Nederlandia

Answer: Climate of the Netherlands

Answer: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Answer: The Netheralands

Answer: Nyderlandai

Answer: Northern Netherlands

Answer: Holland (country)

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

Answer: The Netherlands

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Pays-Bas

Answer: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NL

Answer: Olanda

Answer: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

Answer: Capitals of Holland

Answer: Neatherlands

Answer: The netherlands

Answer: Dutch inhabitants

Answer: Netherlands, The

Answer: European Netherlands

Answer: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

Answer: Mainland Netherlands

Answer: Metropolitan Netherlands

Answer: Nehterlands

Answer: Netherlands (European territory)


Question: The new £340m Aviva Stadium in Ireland opened in 2010 on the site of which previous famous sports ground?

Answer: Landsdowne Road

Answer: Landsdowne road

Answer: Lansdowne Road

Answer: Royal Irish Parks Stadium


Question: Name Google's service launched in 2009 from which support was withdrawn in 2010, which offered 'next-generation email', messaging and twitter-style micro-blogging?

Answer: Waving

Answer: Speed of a wave

Answer: Wave motion in liquids

Answer: Wave (physics)

Answer: Traveling wave

Answer: Traveling Wave

Answer: Billow

Answer: Undulatory Theory

Answer: Wave Motion

Answer: Wave

Answer: Wave motion

Answer: Wave theory

Answer: Travelling wave

Answer: Traveling waves

Answer: Waves

Answer: Periodic wave

Answer: Progressive wave

Answer: Wave motion in fluids

Answer: Wave (the earth sciences)


Question: Name the Surrey (UK) town which attempted to rebrand itself with the suffix '-on-Thames' due to reference by comedian Sasha Baron Cohen's wannabe gangster character?

Answer: Staines, United Kingdom

Answer: Staines, Middlesex

Answer: Staines-upon-Thames

Answer: Staines-on-Thames

Answer: Staines, Surrey

Answer: Staines-upon-Thames, England

Answer: Staines

Answer: Staines upon Thames


Question: What city, Chile's second largest, suffered an 8.8 earthquake in 2010?

Answer: Concepcion

Answer: Concepción (disambiguation)

Answer: Concepción


Question: "Colton Harris Moore, the 6'5"" American teenager who made the news because he stole a boat and a plane, acquired what nickname because of his lack of footwear?"

Answer: Colton Harris Moore

Answer: Barefoot burglar

Answer: Barefoot Bandit

Answer: Barefoot bandit

Answer: Colton Harris-Moore

Answer: Colton Harris

Answer: Barefoot banker

Answer: The Barefoot Bandit

Answer: Colton harris-moore


Question: What parliamentary seat was not contested on 6 May in the UK general election due to the pre-election death of a candidate?

Answer: Thirsk and Malton

Answer: Thirsk and Malton (UK Parliament constituency)

Answer: Thirsk and Malton (constituency)

Answer: John Boakes


Question: In the Blandings Castle stories by P G Wodehouse, what kind of animal is The Empress of Blandings?

Answer: Chazer

Answer: Piggeh

Answer: Sus (genus)

Answer: Pig

Answer: Pigs


Question: What section of a Qwerty keyboard can type most English words, left or right?

Answer: Left (disambiguation)

Answer: Left (album)

Answer: Left


Question: In what popular book (and its many movies and adaptations) about an activity holiday does a dog Montmorency feature with three male characters?

Answer: Three Men in a Boat

Answer: Uncle Podger

Answer: 3 men in a boat

Answer: Three Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog!)

Answer: Three Men In a Boat

Answer: Three Men In A Boat

Answer: Three men in a boat


Question: What was the highest grossing movie of 2010?

Answer: Toy Story III

Answer: Toystory 3

Answer: Toy Story 3

Answer: Toy story 3

Answer: Toy Story3

Answer: Toy Story Three

Answer: Toy Story 3 (soundtrack)

Answer: Disney's Toy Story 3

Answer: Toy Story 3 (Score)

Answer: Toy story tree


Question: Who composed the opera Cosi Fan Tutte?

Answer: Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

Answer: Moatzart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Answer: Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Answer: Moatzart

Answer: The Story of Mozart

Answer: Motzart

Answer: Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

Answer: Motzart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Answer: Wolfgang amadeus mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Motzart

Answer: W A Mozart

Answer: WA Mozart

Answer: Mozzart

Answer: Mozartian

Answer: Woflgang amadeus mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Moatzart

Answer: WolfgangMozart

Answer: Mosart

Answer: Wolfgang Amade Mozart

Answer: Mozart

Answer: Mozart The Composer

Answer: Volfgang Amadeus Mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Motzart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Answer: Amadeus Motzard

Answer: Wolfgang A. Mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadé Mozart

Answer: Wofgang Amadeus Mozart

Answer: WolfgangAmadeusMozart

Answer: W.A. Mozart

Answer: W. A. Mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadè Mozart

Answer: MozarT

Answer: MOZART

Answer: Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus

Answer: Amadeus Mozart

Answer: Ballets to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart


Question: Bell, Wax, Jalapeño, Habanero and Poblano are types of which fruit, (which some think is a vegetable)?

Answer: Chili Pepper

Answer: Red Chili

Answer: Hot peppers

Answer: Red chile

Answer: Red chili

Answer: Chili (capsicum)

Answer: Chili Peppers

Answer: Chili pepper

Answer: Chilli pepper

Answer: Chillies

Answer: Chilli (pepper)

Answer: Chile peppers

Answer: Chili peppers

Answer: Hot pepper

Answer: Chilli

Answer: Green chilies

Answer: Dahon ng sili

Answer: Red chillies

Answer: Chilli peppers

Answer: Chile pepper

Answer: Chilly pepper

Answer: Green chile

Answer: Green chillies

Answer: Red Chillies

Answer: Gochoo

Answer: Chile (capsicum)

Answer: Green chili


Question: Aphasia is the medical term for the inability to use or understand what, resulting from damage to the brain?

Answer: Lnguage

Answer: Human languages

Answer: Formal notation

Answer: Languoid

Answer: Language

Answer: Languge

Answer: Spoken words

Answer: Development of speech and language

Answer: Languages

Answer: Human language

Answer: Language and dialect

Answer: Lnguages

Answer: Lanauge

Answer: Complex language

Answer: Speakers of other languages

Answer: Linguistic diversity

Answer: Language diversity


Question: Pony, seven and schooner are Australian terms for what?

Answer: Pilsner glass

Answer: Pilsener glass

Answer: Tulip glass

Answer: SAHM International

Answer: Beer glasses

Answer: Taster glass

Answer: Beer glassware

Answer: Boot of beer

Answer: Wheat beer glass

Answer: SAHM GmbH

Answer: Tasting glass

Answer: Beer flute

Answer: Beer glass


Question: Referring to a 1950s song what is the traditional bingo call for the number 76?

Answer: Harmonic glissando

Answer: Zugposaune

Answer: Trombone (instrument)

Answer: Inverted glissando

Answer: False glissando

Answer: Trombone slide

Answer: Trombones

Answer: Trombonist

Answer: Trombone position

Answer: Trombone smear

Answer: Slide trombone

Answer: Posaune

Answer: Trombone

Answer: Broken glissando

Answer: Slide position

Answer: Valve trombonist

Answer: The Trombone

Answer: Tromboner


Question: An isohel is a line on a map connecting two points which have the same duration of what?

Answer: Solar Irradiation

Answer: Total Solar Irradiance

Answer: Sunlight

Answer: Natural lighting

Answer: Sun shiny

Answer: Sunshine

Answer: Sun's radiation

Answer: Solar output

Answer: Sunlit

Answer: Solar irradiation

Answer: Solar spectrum

Answer: Sun light

Answer: Solar Radiation

Answer: Sun shine

Answer: Sunshiny

Answer: Uses of sunlight

Answer: Sun radiation


Question: If something is colubrine, it resembles or relates to which type of creature?

Answer: Snkae

Answer: Snakes

Answer: Serpentes

Answer: Serpentigenous

Answer: Snake anatomy

Answer: Snakey

Answer: Snake diet

Answer: Snake locomotion

Answer: Serpentiform

Answer: Snake

Answer: Snake food

Answer: Snake (zoology)

Answer: Coronellidae

Answer: Snakiest


Question: Who is the the voice of cartoon character Jack Kahuna Laguna in a special episode of Spongebob Squarepants?

Answer: Johnny deep

Answer: Johnny Dep

Answer: Caliber (film)

Answer: The Affected Provincial's Companion

Answer: Lori Anne Allison

Answer: Caliber (2014 film)

Answer: Affected Provincial's Companion (film)

Answer: List of Johnny Depp awards

Answer: Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates (film)

Answer: The Vault (2015 film)

Answer: John Depp

Answer: Depp, Johnny

Answer: The Vault (film)

Answer: Johnny Depp:List of awards & nominations

Answer: Lily-Rose Melody Depp

Answer: Johny Depp

Answer: Johhny Depp

Answer: Mortimer Wintergreen

Answer: List of Johnny Depp awards and nominations

Answer: Depp

Answer: Johnny Depp

Answer: John Christopher %22Johnny%22 Depp II

Answer: Inamorata (film)

Answer: Johnny Deep

Answer: Jonny Depp

Answer: Mortimer Wintergreen (2015 film)

Answer: John Christopher Depp II

Answer: Affected Provincial's Companion

Answer: Oprah Noodlemantra

Answer: John Christopher Depp

Answer: Johnny depp

Answer: Mortimer Wintergreen (film)

Answer: List of Johnny Depp's awards and nominations


Question: Mount Lascar is in which South American country?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CL

Answer: Cxilio

Answer: Cile

Answer: Etymology of Chile

Answer: Republic of Chile

Answer: Chilean Republic

Answer: State of Chile

Answer: Chile

Answer: Name of Chile

Answer: República de Chile

Answer: Chilé


Question: A Devadasi is a what?

Answer: Female Hindu temple dancer


Question: Osmic relates to which of the senses?

Answer: Smell (disambiguation)

Answer: Smell

Answer: Smells


Question: Which element is mixed with gold to make red gold?

Answer: Copper

Answer: Copper metabolism

Answer: Copper bracelet

Answer: Copper history

Answer: Cuprum

Answer: Element XXIX

Answer: Copper sheet

Answer: Cuprous

Answer: Copper band

Answer: Copper (element)

Answer: Element 29

Answer: 1S2 2S2 2P6 3S2 3P6 3D10 4S

Answer: Cupreous

Answer: Copper sheet metal

Answer: Copper fittings

Answer: Cu2+

Answer: Tommie Copper

Answer: Cupric

Answer: Red metal

Answer: Utah state mineral


Question: What is each section of ten beads on a rosary called?

Answer: Decennium

Answer: Matt Wantland

Answer: Decade (redirect)

Answer: Decade

Answer: Decades

Answer: Triennium


Question: Planchet was the servant of which of the Three Musketeers, by Alexandre Dumas?

Answer: Charles de Batz-Castelmore

Answer: Charles, Comte d'Artagnan

Answer: Charles de Batz de Castelmore

Answer: Charles de Batz de Castelmore d'Artagnan

Answer: Charles de Batz-Castelmore d' Artagnan

Answer: Monsieur d'Artagnan

Answer: D'artanion

Answer: D%60artagnan

Answer: Charles de Batz-Castelmore, Comte d'Artagnan

Answer: Charles de Batz-Castelmore d'Artagnan

Answer: D'artagnan

Answer: D'Artagnan (fictional character)

Answer: Charles de Batz-Castelmore D'Artagnan

Answer: Comte d'Artagnan

Answer: Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore, Comte d'Artagnan

Answer: Charles Ogier de Batz de Castelmore

Answer: D'Artagnan


Question: In November 1935, which British prime minister returned to office after a general election?

Answer: Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Baldwin

Answer: Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, KG, PC

Answer: Stanley Baldwin

Answer: Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, Viscount Corvedale of Corvedale Baldwin

Answer: Power without responsibillity

Answer: Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley

Answer: Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley


Question: The manufacture of what was prohibited in Russia between 1914-1925?

Answer: Blackcurrant vodka

Answer: Vodka

Answer: Vokda

Answer: Filtering vodka

Answer: Balkan 176deg

Answer: Wodka

Answer: Russian vodka

Answer: Balkan 176°

Answer: Wodka (disambiguation)

Answer: Vodak

Answer: Vodka and Coke

Answer: Водка


Question: Spunky Puddle is a what?

Answer: Town in Ohio, USA


Question: The Qur'an (or Quran, Kuran, Koran, Coran or al-Qur'an - literally 'the recitation') is the religious text of which religion?

Answer: Islami

Answer: الإسلام

Answer: Followers of the Prophet Muhammed

Answer: Islamo

Answer: Islaam

Answer: Sulh-e-Kul

Answer: Islam (Concept)

Answer: Al Islam

Answer: Muhammadry

Answer: Islamry

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam religion

Answer: Muslimanity

Answer: Submission to God

Answer: Islamick

Answer: Islam today

Answer: Musliminity

Answer: إسلام

Answer: Al-Islam

Answer: Al-'islām

Answer: Isalm

Answer: Islām

Answer: Islam (religion)

Answer: Islamic religion

Answer: Islaamic

Answer: Īslam

Answer: Islamity

Answer: ئیسلام

Answer: Dietary Laws In Islam

Answer: ISLAM

Answer: Islamic faith

Answer: The Religion of Islam

Answer: Islam


Question: 'The House at the Back' was one of three original houses that made up which famous London address?

Answer: No 10

Answer: House at the Back

Answer: No.10

Answer: Cabinet Room (10 Downing Street)

Answer: 10, Downing Street

Answer: Number ten Downing Street

Answer: 10 Downing

Answer: 10 Downing St

Answer: Downing Street Rose Garden

Answer: 10 Downing St.

Answer: 10 Downing Street

Answer: 10 downing street

Answer: Downing Street Permanent Secretary

Answer: Downing Street office

Answer: No.10 Downing Street

Answer: British Prime Minister's Office

Answer: The House at the Back

Answer: Downing Street 10

Answer: Ten Downing Street

Answer: No. 10 Downing Street

Answer: Number 10 Downing Street


Question: Whisky, honey, oatmeal cream and egg are the ingredients for which Scottish drink?

Answer: Athol brose

Answer: Atholl Brose

Answer: Atholl-brose

Answer: Atholl brose

Answer: Athole Brose

Answer: Athole-brose

Answer: Athole brose

Answer: Athole-Brose


Question: A garboard is a range of planks on what?

Answer: -ship

Answer: Ships

Answer: Wooden ship

Answer: Ship

Answer: Ship or vessel


Question: From which country did French horns originate?

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: What nation invented the kilt?

Answer: Irlanda

Answer: Island ireland

Answer: Ireland (region)

Answer: Irlandia

Answer: Erin's Isle

Answer: Airlan

Answer: Ireland

Answer: West Coast of Ireland

Answer: The island of Ireland

Answer: Island Ireland

Answer: Ireland (island)

Answer: Irland

Answer: HÉireann

Answer: Ireland Ulster

Answer: Population of Ireland

Answer: Irelander

Answer: Ireland and Ulster

Answer: Ireland (Island)

Answer: IRELAND

Answer: Symbol of Ireland

Answer: Scotia major

Answer: Island of Ireland

Answer: Airlann

Answer: Mikra Britannia

Answer: Irelanders

Answer: Auld Sod

Answer: Ierne (placename)


Question: Who is the nude bow-carrying statue in London's Piccadilly Circus?

Answer: Anteros


Question: In what month is the Munich Oktoberfest beer festival held?

Answer: Setember

Answer: Sept.

Answer: 7ber

Answer: Sep.

Answer: September

Answer: Septilis

Answer: Spetember

Answer: September 31

Answer: 31 September

Answer: Mean Fomhair

Answer: Septemer


Question: An alkali turns red litmus paper what colour/color?

Answer: Blue

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 255)

Answer: Orphan blue

Answer: Slate Blue (color)

Answer: Bluishness

Answer: Dark Blue (color)

Answer: Pale Blue

Answer: Blue in human culture

Answer: Blue (color)

Answer: Police car blue

Answer: Blue (Colour)

Answer: Blueishness

Answer: List of terms associated with the color blue

Answer: Caspian blue

Answer: Blue (colour)

Answer: Light-blue

Answer: Bluest

Answer: Bluish

Answer: Bluishly

Answer: (0, 0, 255)

Answer: Blueishly

Answer: Bluer

Answer: Blae

Answer: Blueness


Question: Colin Firth starred in the film of the famous book, Girl with a Pearl.. (what?)?

Answer: Stud earring

Answer: Ear cuff

Answer: Earrings

Answer: Hoop earring

Answer: Stud earing

Answer: Earring

Answer: Earlobe piercing

Answer: Ear ring

Answer: Earcuff

Answer: Pierced ears

Answer: Hoop earrings

Answer: Pierced ear

Answer: Starter stud point.

Answer: Ear-Ring

Answer: Earings

Answer: Long earrings

Answer: Gay ear

Answer: Hoop Earrings

Answer: Stud (piercing)

Answer: Ear piercings

Answer: Fish scales earrings

Answer: Starter stud

Answer: Ear-ring


Question: Which country suspended its annual Antarctic Whale Hunt in February 2011, after activists from a US-based environmental group chased the mother ship?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: At which English racecourse did two horses collapse and die in the parade ring due to electrocution, in February 2011?

Answer: Newbury

Answer: Newbury (disambiguation)


Question: Revealed in the author's archives given to Oxford's Bodelian Library in 2008, what occupationally titled novel had the working name The Reluctant Autumn of George Smiley?

Answer: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

Answer: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

Answer: Tinker, Tailor Soldier, Spy


Question: Which planet in our solar system has the shortest year?

Answer: Mercury

Answer: Murcury

Answer: Mercury (album)

Answer: Merdcury

Answer: Mercury (disambiguation)


Question: Mistral, chinook, zonda, and willy-willy are types of which planet Earth feature?

Answer: Blustery

Answer: Eolic

Answer: Aeolian Action

Answer: Wind Cycle

Answer: Cyclostrophic Wind

Answer: Wind (weather)

Answer: Aeolian activity

Answer: Winds

Answer: Wind gust

Answer: Gust (wind)

Answer: Wind strength

Answer: Land and sea breeze

Answer: WInds

Answer: WInds.

Answer: Barometric gradient

Answer: Wind

Answer: Winds.


Question: Libya was a colony of which European country prior to World War II?

Answer: Environment of Italy

Answer: Italiën

Answer: Subdivisions of Italy

Answer: Republic of Italy

Answer: ItalY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IT

Answer: Etymology of Italy

Answer: Itali

Answer: Pollution in Italy

Answer: Administrative divisions of Italy

Answer: Austrian Empire (Italy)

Answer: Italija

Answer: Italie

Answer: Italia

Answer: Italian Republic

Answer: Second Italian Republic

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italio

Answer: Repubblica Italiana

Answer: Itàlia

Answer: The Italian republic


Question: Given that a leap year (when February has 29 not 28 days) happens every four years, how long actually does it take the Earth to orbit the sun (it's not 365 days exactly - it's 365 days and how many hours, to the closest hour)?

Answer: 365 days and 6 hours


Question: The Japanese musical instrument the shamisen (or samisen or sangen) has traditionally how many strings (the answer, in Japanese and the earlier Chinese, is in the name)?

Answer: 3

Answer: Three

Answer: three


Question: Anosmia is the lack of which of the senses in humans?

Answer: Smell (disambiguation)

Answer: Smell

Answer: Smells


Question: What is solid carbon dioxide commonly called?

Answer: Cardice

Answer: Dry-ice

Answer: Dryice

Answer: Dry ice

Answer: Card ice

Answer: Carbon dioxide ice

Answer: Dry Ice


Question: What, that you might wear, may be welted?

Answer: Orthopaedic footwear

Answer: Shoe factory

Answer: Insoles

Answer: Shoewear

Answer: Shoe upper

Answer: Character shoe

Answer: Insole

Answer: House Shoes

Answer: Dansneakers

Answer: Upper (shoe)

Answer: Toe box

Answer: Dance shoes

Answer: Orthopedic shoes

Answer: DJ House Shoes

Answer: Outsoles

Answer: Outsole

Answer: Shoe (dance)

Answer: Midsole

Answer: Shoes

Answer: House shoes

Answer: Sole (shoe)

Answer: Orthopedic footwear

Answer: Custom insoles

Answer: Dance shoe

Answer: Vamp (shoe)

Answer: Shoe sole

Answer: Shoe

Answer: House shoe


Question: What colour/color is Mr Bump in Hargreaves' Mr Men series of children's cartoon books?

Answer: Blue

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 255)

Answer: Orphan blue

Answer: Slate Blue (color)

Answer: Bluishness

Answer: Dark Blue (color)

Answer: Pale Blue

Answer: Blue in human culture

Answer: Blue (color)

Answer: Police car blue

Answer: Blue (Colour)

Answer: Blueishness

Answer: List of terms associated with the color blue

Answer: Caspian blue

Answer: Blue (colour)

Answer: Light-blue

Answer: Bluest

Answer: Bluish

Answer: Bluishly

Answer: (0, 0, 255)

Answer: Blueishly

Answer: Bluer

Answer: Blae

Answer: Blueness


Question: Benesh Notation is the written language of which activity?

Answer: Male dancers

Answer: Dance writers

Answer: Dancing

Answer: Dance

Answer: Dance awards

Answer: Dancers

Answer: Dance rhythm

Answer: Dance magazines

Answer: DanCe

Answer: Dances

Answer: Dancer

Answer: DANCE

Answer: Danse

Answer: Dance organizations

Answer: Dance by country

Answer: Male dancer

Answer: Western dance

Answer: Dance show


Question: Who, as the first chairman of the British Rail Board, infamously directed the huge reduction in railway lines across the UK in the 1960s?

Answer: Lord Beeching

Answer: Dr beaching

Answer: Dr. Beeching

Answer: Doctor beeching

Answer: Richard Beeching

Answer: Doctor beaching

Answer: Baron Beeching

Answer: Richard Beeching, Baron Beeching

Answer: Dr Beeching


Question: Elizabeth Taylor made a fortune from what business aside from acting?

Answer: Extrait de Parfum

Answer: Perfumes

Answer: Perfume bottles

Answer: Parfum

Answer: Perfume bottle

Answer: Perfuming

Answer: Men's fragrance

Answer: Parfume

Answer: Perfumery

Answer: Perfume

Answer: Eau de Parfum

Answer: Perfumed

Answer: Eau de Toilet

Answer: Eau de parfume

Answer: Perfume Bottle

Answer: Perfumeries

Answer: Perfume Industry

Answer: Perfumedly

Answer: Men's Fragrance

Answer: Mens Fragrance

Answer: Perfumingly


Question: What alcoholic drink whose name means 'little water' was first distilled from grain in the 8-9th centuries in NE Europe?

Answer: Blackcurrant vodka

Answer: Vodka

Answer: Vokda

Answer: Filtering vodka

Answer: Balkan 176deg

Answer: Wodka

Answer: Russian vodka

Answer: Balkan 176°

Answer: Wodka (disambiguation)

Answer: Vodak

Answer: Vodka and Coke

Answer: Водка


Question: The white pinwheel shaped Tiare is the national flower of which South Pacific island group?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PF

Answer: French Polynesia

Answer: Overseas Country of French Polynesia

Answer: French Oceania

Answer: Polynesie Francaise

Answer: French Polynesia/Military

Answer: French Polynesian

Answer: Polynésie Française Territoire, French Polynesia

Answer: Overseas Collectivity of French Polynesia

Answer: Polynesie Francaise Territoire

Answer: Pōrīnetia Farāni

Answer: Polynésie Française Territoire

Answer: Dance in French Polynesia

Answer: French Establishments in Oceania

Answer: Polynesie

Answer: Polynésie française

Answer: French Polynesia/History

Answer: French Polynesia/Transnational issues

Answer: French Pacific

Answer: History of French Polynesia

Answer: French Settlements in Oceania

Answer: Overseas Lands of French Polynesia

Answer: Polynésie Française

Answer: Polynesie Francaise Territoire, French Polynesia

Answer: Polynesie francaise

Answer: French Polynesians

Answer: PYF