Question: 'Ol' Blue Eyes' is the nickname of?

Answer: Sinatra (film)

Answer: Biography of Frank Sinatra

Answer: Columbus Day Riot

Answer: Life of Frank Sinatra

Answer: A Voice in Time: 1939–1952

Answer: Sinatra

Answer: Biography of frank sinatra

Answer: Ol' Blue Eyes

Answer: A Voice in Time: 1939-1952

Answer: Political beliefs of frank sinatra

Answer: Franck Sinatra

Answer: Old Blue Eyes

Answer: Frank Sinatra

Answer: Frank Sinatra I

Answer: Francis Albert %22Frank%22 Sinatra

Answer: Francis A. Sinatra

Answer: Ol' Blue Eyes

Answer: Frank Sinatra, Sr.

Answer: Francis Albert Sinatra

Answer: Political beliefs of Frank Sinatra

Answer: Fbi files on frank sinatra

Answer: Old blue eyes

Answer: Frank sanatra

Answer: Frank sinatra

Answer: Frank senatra

Answer: FBI Files on Frank Sinatra

Answer: Francis Sinatra


Question: Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Chad, Niger, Mali and Ethiopia are the largest nations in the world without a?

Answer: List of coastal topics

Answer: Coastal feature

Answer: Sea coast

Answer: Coastal formations

Answer: Coastal landform

Answer: Coasts

Answer: Coastland

Answer: Coast

Answer: Coastline

Answer: Coastal

Answer: Pelagic coast

Answer: Coastal ecosystem

Answer: Coastal zone

Answer: Coastal ecosystems

Answer: Seacoast


Question: Minyan is a quorum of ten adult males required for public worship in?

Answer: Moshe La Khaim Eche Laerry La Jewess

Answer: Judismo

Answer: Jewish religion

Answer: Religous jews

Answer: Judaity

Answer: Jewish communities

Answer: Jewish Faith

Answer: Juadaism

Answer: Judiasm

Answer: Judaism

Answer: The Synagogue

Answer: Jewdaism

Answer: Judaistic

Answer: Ancient Judaism

Answer: Hebrew religion

Answer: Jewishism

Answer: Judaic

Answer: Jewism

Answer: Mosaic faith

Answer: Judism

Answer: Jewish family

Answer: Judeo

Answer: Jewish spirituality

Answer: Juddaism

Answer: Juadism

Answer: Judaism - Reform

Answer: Judaisem

Answer: Jewish tradition

Answer: Judaisam

Answer: Judasim

Answer: Judaically

Answer: Jewish (religion)

Answer: Judaical

Answer: Judaist

Answer: Jewishm

Answer: Jewish faith

Answer: Jewish Tradition

Answer: Ancient Hebrew religion

Answer: Jewity

Answer: Jew worship

Answer: Judaists

Answer: Jewish community

Answer: Beliefs of jews


Question: What Swahili word became the South African humanist philosophy popularised by Desmond Tutu in SA's post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and adopted widely elsewhere?

Answer: Unbutu

Answer: Ubunt

Answer: Ubunto

Answer: Unbuntu

Answer: Ubunut

Answer: Ubuntu

Answer: Ubanto

Answer: Ubutnu

Answer: Ubuntu (disambiguation)


Question: The first independent credit payment card, inspired in 1949 by a particular service, was called '(What?) Club International'?

Answer: Dinor

Answer: American diner

Answer: Diners

Answer: Diner


Question: Sergio Leone, Otto Preminger, Fritz Lang and Fred Zinnemann are famous 20thC?

Answer: Film directing

Answer: Film Director

Answer: Movie direction

Answer: Movie directing

Answer: Directorial

Answer: Movie directors

Answer: American film directors

Answer: Film direction

Answer: Movie director

Answer: FilmDirectors

Answer: Movie Director

Answer: Movie makers

Answer: Film directors

Answer: Film director

Answer: Film Directors

Answer: Director (film)

Answer: Choppy scene


Question: Thomas Hardy's famous novel is 'Far from the Madding (What?)'?

Answer: Croud

Answer: Crowd


Question: Which famous employee-owned UK retailer's slogan is 'Never Knowingly Undersold'?

Answer: John Lewis

Answer: Lewis, John

Answer: John Lewis (priest)

Answer: John Lewis (footballer)

Answer: John Lewis (disambiguation)


Question: At 1900 the largest fishing port in the world was?

Answer: Grimsby

Answer: Grimbarian

Answer: County Borough of Grimsby

Answer: Grimsby Corporation

Answer: Pyewipe

Answer: Great Grimsby

Answer: Great Grimsby (borough)

Answer: Grimsby, Lincolnshire

Answer: Freshney Place

Answer: Grimsby Town Council

Answer: Grimsby, England


Question: What instrument was originally called the trompette-saicueboute?

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: Which nation boasts the world's longest running TV sports show, Hockey Night, first aired 1952?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: To what does the portmanteau word Grexit refer?

Answer: Greece Exit


Question: The international network for banking communications is known by its acronym?

Answer: SWIFTNet

Answer: Society of International Financial Telecommunication

Answer: Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication

Answer: Swiftnet

Answer: Society for Worldwide International Financial Transactions

Answer: SWIFT

Answer: S.W.I.F.T.


Question: In the 1970s British practitioner John McTimoney founded his eponymous type of (What?) treatment?

Answer: Upper Cervical

Answer: Straight chiropractic

Answer: Chhh

Answer: Critical views of chiropractic

Answer: Safety of chiropractic

Answer: Scientific inquiries into chiropractic care

Answer: Chiropractic Skepticism

Answer: Scientific investigation of chiropractic

Answer: Chiropractors

Answer: Chiropractic care

Answer: Chiropractic theory

Answer: Chiroquackery

Answer: Chiropractic medicine

Answer: Foundations of chiropractic

Answer: Mixing chiropractic

Answer: Upper Cervical Specific Chiropractic

Answer: Chiropractic

Answer: Chiropractice

Answer: Chiropracticing

Answer: Chiropractic manipulative treatment

Answer: Chiropracty

Answer: Chiropractry

Answer: Philosophy of Chiropractic

Answer: Chiropractics

Answer: Chiropracter

Answer: Chiropractic oath

Answer: Criticism of chiropractic care

Answer: Manipulation, chiropractic

Answer: Chiroquack

Answer: Philosophy of chiropractic


Question: Aberdeen in Scotland is known as the (Which rock?) City?

Answer: Granites

Answer: Granitization

Answer: Granitization theory

Answer: Magmatic theory

Answer: Hammer granite

Answer: Pink granite

Answer: Granite biotite

Answer: Granite block

Answer: Granite blocks

Answer: Granite

Answer: Porphyritic granite

Answer: Granitic


Question: Introduced in 1894 and one of the world's oldest trademarks, Bibendum is better known as what?

Answer: Bibendum

Answer: Michelin Man

Answer: The Michelin Man

Answer: Michelin man


Question: JP Morgan, Barclays, RBS, Citigroup, Bank of America, and UBS were fined $6bn in 2015 for rigging what market?

Answer: Foreign exchanges

Answer: Foreign exchange (disambiguation)

Answer: Foreign Exchange

Answer: Foreign Exchange (film)

Answer: Foreign exchange


Question: Which famous TV personality ended a 33 year run of 6,082 shows in 2015?

Answer: Stupid Human Tricks

Answer: David Michael Letterman

Answer: David Letterman

Answer: Lettermanesque

Answer: Regina Lasko

Answer: David Lettermen

Answer: List of David Letterman awards

Answer: David letterman

Answer: Dav letterman

Answer: Earl Hofert

Answer: Stupid Pet Tricks

Answer: Dave Letterman

Answer: David lettermen


Question: What French word prefixes couture, cuisine and ecole meaning high quality or advanced?

Answer: Haute

Answer: Haute (disambiguation)


Question: A 'brelfie' photo is a portmanteau of self and what activity?

Answer: Nipple suckling

Answer: Natural postpartum infertility

Answer: Suckling boobies

Answer: Tittyfed

Answer: Tit suckles

Answer: Nipple-feeding

Answer: Suckling titties

Answer: Boobyfeeders

Answer: Boobyfeeder

Answer: Booby-feeds

Answer: Breast suckle

Answer: Tit suckled

Answer: Suckling of the breast

Answer: Booby suckled

Answer: Suckling of the nipple

Answer: Letdown reflex

Answer: Booby suckling

Answer: Breast fed

Answer: Boob-feeder

Answer: Titfeeder

Answer: Suckler

Answer: Suckling of nipples

Answer: Suckling of the boobies

Answer: Booby suckles

Answer: Titsuckling

Answer: Breast feeder

Answer: Breastfeeders

Answer: Suckling of the tits

Answer: Titty suckling

Answer: Titty-feeders

Answer: Tittysuckled

Answer: Boob suckled

Answer: Boobfeeds

Answer: Suckled breast

Answer: Boobfed

Answer: Breastfeeds

Answer: Suckled nipple

Answer: Tittysuckles

Answer: Nipplefeeders

Answer: Boobysuckling

Answer: Suckling boobs

Answer: Suckle boobs

Answer: Tittyfeeding

Answer: Breast feeding

Answer: Nipple suckles

Answer: Suckles boobies

Answer: Suckled breasts

Answer: Suckling of boobs

Answer: Nipplesuckle

Answer: Titfed

Answer: Booby-feeders

Answer: Suckling of the tit

Answer: Tittyfeeder

Answer: Breast-feeding

Answer: Nurslings

Answer: Boobsuckles

Answer: Boobfeeding

Answer: Tittyfeeds

Answer: Suckled tit

Answer: Boob-feeders

Answer: Boobsuckled

Answer: Suckling of the breasts

Answer: Breast refusal

Answer: Breastfed

Answer: Nipple suckled

Answer: Booby-feed

Answer: Sucklers

Answer: Boobyfed

Answer: Booby-fed

Answer: Boobfeeder

Answer: Suckle boobies

Answer: Suckling of boobies

Answer: Breastsuckled

Answer: Nipplefeeds

Answer: Nipplesuckles

Answer: Nipplefed

Answer: Tit-feeding

Answer: Tit-feeder

Answer: Suckled titties

Answer: Breastfeedings

Answer: Nipplesuckled

Answer: Boobysuckle

Answer: Rooting instinct

Answer: Booby suckle

Answer: Suckle breasts

Answer: Breastsuckles

Answer: Boobfeed

Answer: Suckling of the titty

Answer: Titty suckles

Answer: Tittysuckling

Answer: Suckling nipples

Answer: Titfeed

Answer: Nipple-feed

Answer: Suckles

Answer: Boobysuckles

Answer: Titty-feed

Answer: Nipple-feeders

Answer: Suckle titties

Answer: Boobysuckled

Answer: Suckled

Answer: Sucklings

Answer: Booby-feeder

Answer: Boobyfeed

Answer: Breastfeed

Answer: Suckled booby

Answer: Suckle nipples

Answer: Suckled tits

Answer: Boob-fed

Answer: Suckled boobs

Answer: Nipplefeeding

Answer: Nipplefeeder

Answer: Suckling of tits

Answer: Suckling of the booby

Answer: Boobyfeeding

Answer: Sucking situations

Answer: Titty suckled

Answer: Breast suckling

Answer: Nipple suckle

Answer: Breast feed

Answer: Bitty

Answer: Boob suckles

Answer: Titty-feeding

Answer: Suckling

Answer: Suckled boob

Answer: Boob suckling

Answer: Breast feeds

Answer: Tit suckling

Answer: Tit-feeds

Answer: Nipplesuckling

Answer: Titfeeding

Answer: Nipplefeed

Answer: Tittyfeeders

Answer: Suckling of the boob

Answer: Breastsuckling

Answer: Boob-feeds

Answer: Titsuckles

Answer: Nipple-fed

Answer: Sucking situation

Answer: Suckled nipples

Answer: Suckling of the nipples

Answer: Suckles boobs

Answer: Postpartum infertility

Answer: Titsuckled

Answer: Suckled titty

Answer: Titty-feeds

Answer: Boobyfeeds

Answer: Breast Feeding

Answer: Tit-fed

Answer: Suckling of titties

Answer: Suckles breasts

Answer: Infant feeding

Answer: Suckling breasts

Answer: Breastfeeder

Answer: Boobsuckle

Answer: Suckling of the boobs

Answer: Boobfeeders

Answer: Nipple-feeds

Answer: Suckled boobies

Answer: Breast-feed

Answer: Boob-feeding

Answer: Breast suckles

Answer: Suckles nipples

Answer: Tit suckle

Answer: Booby-feeding

Answer: Boob suckle

Answer: Tit-feeders

Answer: Breast suckled

Answer: Suckling of the titties

Answer: Suckles tits

Answer: Boobsuckling

Answer: Tittyfeed

Answer: Tit-feed

Answer: Titfeeds

Answer: Boob-feed

Answer: Breastsuckle

Answer: Titty-fed

Answer: Titfeeders

Answer: Breastfeeding

Answer: Breast feeders

Answer: Titty-feeder

Answer: Titty suckle

Answer: Suckling of breasts

Answer: Suckling tits

Answer: Tittysuckle

Answer: Nipple-feeder

Answer: Suckle tits

Answer: Titsuckle


Question: Name the pioneering Game Theory US mathematician featured in the film A Beautiful Mind?

Answer: John Nash (disambiguation)

Answer: Johnny Nash (disambiguation)

Answer: John nash

Answer: John Nash

Answer: Nash, John


Question: In the bible who betrayed Samson to the Philistines by revealing that his strength was due to his long hair?

Answer: Dlila

Answer: Dlilah

Answer: Delilah

Answer: Deliliah

Answer: Dalilah

Answer: Dalila

Answer: Delila


Question: Referring to the cause of a person's downfall, who is the Greek goddess of punishment?

Answer: Arch nemesis

Answer: Nemesis (video game)

Answer: Nemesis

Answer: Nemesis (band)

Answer: Nemeses

Answer: Nemesis (disambiguation)

Answer: Nemesis (film)

Answer: Nemesis (novel)

Answer: Nemesis (album)

Answer: Nemesis (novel) (disambiguation)


Question: The old legal term chattels refers to a person's entire tangible possessions except?

Answer: Freehold land


Question: Which multi-talented actor played Mr Burns and Derek Smalls?

Answer: Harry Shearer

Answer: Harry schearer

Answer: Harry sheerer

Answer: Harry scheerer


Question: If a square sheet of paper is folded diagonally in half, the resulting two sharp corners are each how many degrees?

Answer: 45

Answer: forty-five


Question: How many times does the second-hand of an clockwork clock 'tick' (move) while the hour-hand completes one full rotation?

Answer: 43200

Answer: forty-three thousand, two hundred

Answer: 43,200


Question: Since the mid 1900s the world's biggest trade fair for toys and games is hosted annual in?

Answer: Nurnburg

Answer: Nuernberg, Germany

Answer: Nuremberg, Germany

Answer: Nuremberg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DENUE

Answer: Neurenberg

Answer: Nurnberg

Answer: Norimbergæ

Answer: Bombing of Nuremberg

Answer: Nürnburg

Answer: Nüremberg

Answer: Nurnberg, Germany

Answer: Nürnberg

Answer: Nueremberg

Answer: Neuremburg

Answer: Nurumburg

Answer: Nurenburg

Answer: Nürnberg displaced persons camp

Answer: Nuernberg displaced persons camp

Answer: Nuremberg (Germany)

Answer: Nuremburg

Answer: Nuremburg, Germany

Answer: Nurenberg

Answer: Fischbach UNRRA displaced persons camp

Answer: Nuernburg

Answer: Nürnberg, Germany

Answer: Nuernberg


Question: What famous road began in Chicago, Illinois, ending at Santa Monica, California?

Answer: Route 66 (public transport)

Answer: Route 66

Answer: Route 66 (disambiguation)


Question: Amal Clooney is an internationally renowned?

Answer: Human rights law

Answer: International Human Rights Law

Answer: Constitutional Human Rights Law

Answer: International human rights

Answer: International human rights law

Answer: Human Rights Law

Answer: Human rights lawyer


Question: The splanchnocranium refers to the bones of which defining part of the human body?

Answer: Human Face

Answer: Face

Answer: Facial feature

Answer: Faces

Answer: Human faces

Answer: Human face


Question: Which religion has ten states of the mind including Neutrality, Rapture, Realization and Bodhisattva?

Answer: Búdachas

Answer: Buddhadharma

Answer: Buddhadhamma

Answer: Buddhism in Asia

Answer: Budddhism

Answer: Buddhist

Answer: Budddhist

Answer: Buddhist Saying

Answer: Buddhism

Answer: Buddha's gospel

Answer: Buddh

Answer: Dhamma-Vinaya

Answer: Bouddhism

Answer: Bhuudis

Answer: Buddhisam

Answer: Budhism

Answer: Budhda birth date controversies

Answer: BuddhIsm

Answer: Buddha birth date controversies

Answer: BuddHism

Answer: Buddhists

Answer: Buhhdism

Answer: Dhamma-vinaya

Answer: Buddhity

Answer: Buddha Dharma

Answer: Buddhasasana

Answer: Budhist

Answer: Bauddhadharma

Answer: The teaching of the Buddha

Answer: Dhammavinaya

Answer: Buddhism religion

Answer: Buddhaity

Answer: Superbuddha

Answer: Budism

Answer: Buddist

Answer: Buddhisem

Answer: Buddism

Answer: Будизъм

Answer: Boudhism

Answer: Bhuddist

Answer: Dhamma Vinaya

Answer: Buddha Dhamma

Answer: Buddhist religious philosophy

Answer: BUDDHISM

Answer: Budddhists

Answer: Bhuddism

Answer: Three levels of suffering


Question: Dermalogica, Olay, Clearasil, and Nutrogena are brands of?

Answer: Make-Up

Answer: Skincare products

Answer: Cosmetic products

Answer: Skintreatment product

Answer: Beauty product

Answer: Beauty Products

Answer: Skin care products

Answer: Cosmetics

Answer: Make-up

Answer: Skin treatment product

Answer: Skincare product

Answer: Skintreatments

Answer: Makeup

Answer: Toilette

Answer: Skintreatment products

Answer: Skin-treatment product

Answer: Skintreatment

Answer: Skin-treatments

Answer: Making up

Answer: Beauty products

Answer: Skin-care product

Answer: Skin care product

Answer: Skin Care

Answer: Skin treatment

Answer: Profesionalno sminkanje

Answer: Skin-treatment products

Answer: Skin-treatment

Answer: Cosmetics & beauty

Answer: Skin-care

Answer: Skin treatments

Answer: Beauty Product

Answer: Skin-care products

Answer: Skincare

Answer: Eye makeup

Answer: Make up

Answer: Cosmetic manufacturing

Answer: Skin treatment products


Question: Thailand's currency, the 10th most used globally (at 2015) is the?

Answer: บาท

Answer: Currency of Thailand

Answer: Thai Baht

Answer: Phai (unit)

Answer: Baht

Answer: Thailand Baht

Answer: Satang

Answer: บาทไทย

Answer: Thai baht

Answer: Baht sign

Answer: Thailand baht

Answer: Bahts


Question: The fictitious South American city/country El Dorado was abundant with?

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: Dageurreotype/dageurrotype is a mid-1800s form of?

Answer: Photographs

Answer: Photograph

Answer: Photo stills

Answer: Archival digital print

Answer: Foto

Answer: Photographic image

Answer: Photos

Answer: Photo

Answer: Still photo

Answer: Still photograph

Answer: Photograoh

Answer: Fotograf

Answer: Photographed


Question: What dog breed has Queen Elizabeth II traditionally had as pets?

Answer: Corgi

Answer: Corgi (disambiguation)

Answer: Corgie

Answer: CORGI (disambiguation)


Question: What's the Anglicized-Spanish plural noun referring to a particular male facial hair style?

Answer: Mustachios


Question: Poplin is a type of 18th-century-originating?

Answer: Manufacture of cotton

Answer: Absorbent cotton

Answer: Bomull

Answer: Processing of Cotton

Answer: Cotton fiber

Answer: Cotton fabric

Answer: Cotton Boll

Answer: Cotton cloth

Answer: Cotton picking

Answer: Indian Cotton

Answer: Cotton industry

Answer: Cotton linter

Answer: Cotton

Answer: Cotton Fabric

Answer: Cottons

Answer: Cotton wool


Question: Traditional Latin pluralization of Latin-originating words ending in 'us' is to replace the 'us' with?

Answer: %22I Love. . .%22 series

Answer: I ♥...

Answer: I Love...

Answer: i

Answer: I Love The

Answer: I Love the

Answer: I Love the...

Answer: I❤...

Answer: I heart the

Answer: I ...

Answer: %22I Love the. . .%22 series

Answer: I Love the... series

Answer: I♥...

Answer: I Love The...

Answer: I Love The…


Question: Tom Parker, who famously managed Elvis Presley, was known by the title of, and as 'the..'?

Answer: Colonel (Australia)

Answer: Colonel

Answer: Colonelcy

Answer: Col.

Answer: Colonels

Answer: Cnel

Answer: Coronel (rank)

Answer: Acting Colonel

Answer: Colenel


Question: What old Latin word for reptile is very recognisably the scientific sub-order classification for modern snakes?

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: The Hindi/Sanskrit 'kotwal' refers to what profession in India?

Answer: Police agent

Answer: Police-men

Answer: Police-man

Answer: Police men

Answer: Police officer

Answer: Police-officers

Answer: Police man

Answer: Officer of the law

Answer: Police-women

Answer: Special officer

Answer: Police agents

Answer: Sbirro

Answer: Police-woman

Answer: Policeofficers

Answer: Motorcycle cop

Answer: Police Officer

Answer: Policewomen

Answer: Motor Officer

Answer: Freezer-duty

Answer: Freezer duty

Answer: Policeman

Answer: Policemen

Answer: Special Officer

Answer: Police-officer

Answer: Becoming a Police Officer

Answer: Policewoman

Answer: Police women

Answer: Zaptiah

Answer: Police woman

Answer: Bobby (police)

Answer: Law enforcement personnel

Answer: Policeofficer

Answer: Police officers


Question: The Sandals corporation headquartered in Montego Bay is famous in the industry of?

Answer: Holiday resorts


Question: Five ninths of three fifths is a?

Answer: Third (music) (disambiguation)

Answer: Third

Answer: 3rd

Answer: 0.33

Answer: 3rd (album)

Answer: Third (music)

Answer: 3rds

Answer: Third (album)

Answer: Third (disambiguation)

Answer: Thirds


Question: What clothing-part metaphorically classifies workers/jobs according to white or blue?

Answer: Collar (disambiguation)

Answer: Collars

Answer: Collarlessness

Answer: Collared

Answer: Collarless

Answer: Collaring

Answer: Collar


Question: The Beaulieu Estate in Hampshire UK became in 1952 a famous museum for vintage?

Answer: Motor cars


Question: The traditional sport of 'pugilism' is nowadays called?

Answer: Prize fight

Answer: Prize fighting

Answer: Fistfighting

Answer: Corner men

Answer: Corner persons

Answer: Prize-fighter

Answer: Noble art

Answer: Boxing

Answer: Sports boxing

Answer: Western boxing

Answer: English boxing

Answer: Boxing match

Answer: Fistfight

Answer: Cornermen

Answer: Prizefighter

Answer: Low guard

Answer: Boxing (sport)

Answer: Boxing moves

Answer: Corner-man

Answer: Cornerpersons

Answer: Pugilism

Answer: Corner-person

Answer: Fist fight

Answer: Boxing punches

Answer: Round (boxing)

Answer: Pugilist

Answer: Boxer

Answer: Fist-fighting

Answer: Gentleman's sport

Answer: Fist-fight

Answer: 拳闘

Answer: Cornerperson

Answer: Prizefights

Answer: History of professional boxing

Answer: Corner-persons

Answer: Fist fighting

Answer: Prize fighter

Answer: Boxers

Answer: Parrying (boxing)

Answer: History of boxing

Answer: Fist Fighting

Answer: Prize Fighter

Answer: Pugilistic

Answer: Corner-men

Answer: Corner person

Answer: Ring second

Answer: Hit and Away

Answer: Boxing Styles and Techniques


Question: What whole two-digit number is the square root of 9801?

Answer: 99

Answer: ninety-nine


Question: The Yiddish word/concept 'mensch', anciently derived via German from Roman philosopher Cicero's work Humanitas on human civilisation, refers to a person of great?

Answer: Integrety

Answer: Integrity

Answer: Wholeness

Answer: Environmental integrity


Question: In 2015 Prague in the Czech Republic sought to reclassify what 'pedestrian' transport method due to proliferation and safety concerns?

Answer: Segway scooter

Answer: Segway PT

Answer: Segway Personal Transporter

Answer: Segweys

Answer: Segway in popular culture

Answer: Segway Scooter

Answer: Segway Human Transporter

Answer: Segway HT

Answer: Segwey PT

Answer: Segwey

Answer: Segwey HT

Answer: Segways

Answer: Segway


Question: Bedrock is the home city of which eponymous 1960s cartoon show/family, the most successful adult TV franchise for three decades prior to The Simpsons?

Answer: The Flinstones

Answer: Yaba Daba Doo

Answer: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes Lodge No. 26

Answer: Flintstones

Answer: The Flintstones Fox

Answer: Flinstones

Answer: The Flinstones (2013 TV series)

Answer: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes

Answer: The Flintstones (1980)

Answer: Hoppy (The Flintstones)

Answer: The Flintstones (Fox television series)

Answer: The Flagstones

Answer: List of The Flintstones characters

Answer: Hollyrock

Answer: Yabadabadoo

Answer: The Flintstones (2013)

Answer: The Flintstones (Fox TV series)

Answer: Baby Puss (The Flintstones)

Answer: The Flintstone

Answer: Flintstones, The

Answer: The Flintstones

Answer: Overview of The Flintstones

Answer: Mr. Slate


Question: What is a third divided by a half?

Answer: Two-thirds


Question: Feugo, Yangin, Brand, and Pozar are Spanish, Turkish, Dutch and Polish for?

Answer: Open flame

Answer: Fire

Answer: Alight

Answer: Fires

Answer: Firetending

Answer: Causes of fire

Answer: Fire damage

Answer: A fire


Question: Film musical interpretations of Romeo and Juliet and the memoir of Baroness von Trapp shared what lead character name?

Answer: María

Answer: Maria (singer)

Answer: María (film)

Answer: Mapiia

Answer: Mª

Answer: Maria (disambiguation)

Answer: Maria (song)

Answer: Μαρία

Answer: Maria (film)

Answer: Maria


Question: What old English coin took its name from being a quarter of a penny?

Answer: Farthing (coin)

Answer: Farthing

Answer: Farthing (disambiguation)

Answer: Farthing coin

Answer: Farthings


Question: What is the traditional/modern language of Iran and old Persia, named from the latter?

Answer: Modern Persian language

Answer: ISO 639:tnf

Answer: Persian (language)

Answer: Abadani language

Answer: Farci

Answer: Pharsi

Answer: Pingilish

Answer: Persian dialects

Answer: Perisan language

Answer: History of the Persian language

Answer: Farsi-language

Answer: Persian varieties

Answer: Farsi Salis language

Answer: پارسی

Answer: Dehwari dialect

Answer: List of countries by Persian-speaking population

Answer: History of Persian

Answer: Fārsi

Answer: History of the persian language

Answer: History of Persian language

Answer: Persian language

Answer: New-Persian

Answer: Abadani Persian

Answer: فارسی

Answer: Pahlavani dialect

Answer: Abadani Language

Answer: List of Persian dialects

Answer: ISO 639:fa

Answer: Dialects of Persian language

Answer: Abadani accent

Answer: Abadani dialect

Answer: Nishapuri Farsi accent

Answer: Tangshewi language

Answer: Farsi (language)

Answer: Standard Persian

Answer: Sassanid Persian

Answer: Persian-language

Answer: New Persian

Answer: Dehawri language

Answer: Persophone

Answer: Nishapuri Persian accent

Answer: Modern persian

Answer: ISO 639:drw

Answer: Afghan Persian language

Answer: Tangshewi

Answer: New Persian language

Answer: Scripts used for persian

Answer: Persian varieties and dialects

Answer: Modern Perisan

Answer: Darwazi language

Answer: Farsi or Persian language

Answer: Fârsi

Answer: The announcement of the Academy of Persian Language and Literature

Answer: Persian dialects and varieties

Answer: Farsi language

Answer: Farsi+language

Answer: Abadani

Answer: Farsi

Answer: Persian (Language)

Answer: Dari language (Afghanistan)

Answer: Farsy

Answer: ISO 639:deh

Answer: Scripts used for Persian

Answer: Modern Persian

Answer: Pahlavani language

Answer: Persian Language

Answer: Persian dialect

Answer: Farsi vs. Persian

Answer: فارسیة

Answer: ISO 639:fas

Answer: Persian languages


Question: What is O3 (O followed by the number 3, usually shown in sub-script)?

Answer: Ozone generator

Answer: Smell of electricity

Answer: Electricity smell

Answer: O₃

Answer: Electric smell

Answer: Ozone

Answer: Ozone in water

Answer: Activated Oxygen

Answer: Ozonator

Answer: Ozonation

Answer: Ozonizer

Answer: Activated oxygen

Answer: Ozoneator

Answer: Oxygen 3

Answer: Triatomic oxygen

Answer: Ozone Chemical

Answer: Trioxygen


Question: What wind speed limit applies for setting athletics sprinting and jumping records?

Answer: Two metres per second


Question: What are the narrow bands of strong winds called which move around the world between about six and twelve miles high?

Answer: Polar night jet

Answer: Subtropical jet

Answer: Jet streams

Answer: Subtropical jet stream

Answer: Jetstream

Answer: Equatorial smoke stream

Answer: Low level jet

Answer: Jet Streams

Answer: Polar jet stream

Answer: Jet stream route

Answer: Jet Stream

Answer: The Jet Stream

Answer: Jet-stream

Answer: Barrier jet

Answer: Sub-tropical jet stream

Answer: Jet stream


Question: What is minus 40 degrees Farenheit expressed as degrees Centigrade?

Answer: minus 40, the same


Question: The fictional station in BBC's flagship Eastenders soap serial is?

Answer: Walford East tube station

Answer: Walford East

Answer: Walford

Answer: Walford east

Answer: Victoria Square, Walford

Answer: Roads in Walford

Answer: London Borough of Walford


Question: In business theory which one of these is not normally a 'profit lever'?

Answer: Time and date

Answer: Physical time

Answer: Around-the-clock

Answer: Time frame

Answer: Time interval

Answer: Point in time

Answer: Measurement of Time

Answer: Time measurement

Answer: World time

Answer: Interval (time)

Answer: Time

Answer: Sequence of events

Answer: Related to Time

Answer: Official world time


Question: What dramatically fictionalised king actually ruled the Scots 1040-57?

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene v

Answer: Fair is foul, and foul is fair

Answer: Macbethian

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene vi

Answer: Macbeth Acts

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene i

Answer: Prophecy in Macbeth

Answer: Shakespeare's Macbeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene viii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene vii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene vii

Answer: Macbeth (play)

Answer: The Tragedy of Macbeth

Answer: Thegn of Glamis

Answer: MacBeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene vi

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth the Traitor

Answer: Battle of Dunsinane

Answer: Mac Beth

Answer: Macbeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene ii

Answer: Thain of Glamis

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene v

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene i

Answer: Macbeth / The Scottish Play

Answer: Macbeth act I

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene vi

Answer: Lennox(Character)

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene v


Question: What nation is home to the Zanu-PF poltical body?

Answer: Zimbobwe

Answer: Health care in Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean cultural practices

Answer: People of Zimbabwe

Answer: Republic of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean legends

Answer: Zimbabwae

Answer: Zimbabwian

Answer: Republic Of Zimbabwe

Answer: Cuisine of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean cuisine

Answer: ZWE

Answer: Zimbabwei

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Etymology of Zimbabwe

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZW

Answer: Republic Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbawean

Answer: Zimbabwean

Answer: Name of Zimbabwe

Answer: Chimpabwe


Question: Technically lugumes/beans, cereals and nuts are defined as what category of foodstuff?

Answer: Edible seed

Answer: List of beans

Answer: List of edible seeds

Answer: Edible seeds


Question: Activist/writer Elizabeth Magie conceived and patented what popular game concept in 1903 as a demonstration of the evils of corporate greed?

Answer: List of possible monopolies

Answer: Market monopolies

Answer: Monopolizing

Answer: Regulated Monopoly

Answer: Monopolisation

Answer: Monopolizes

Answer: Dominance and monopoly

Answer: Monopolism

Answer: Monopolistic

Answer: Vertical monopolist

Answer: Monopoly market

Answer: Monopolized

Answer: Vertical monopoly

Answer: Abuse of dominance

Answer: Monopoly power

Answer: Regulated monopoly

Answer: Monopoly (economics)

Answer: Revolution in monopoly theory

Answer: Horizontal Monopoly

Answer: Resources monopoly

Answer: Vertical Monopolist

Answer: Monopolist

Answer: Vertical Monopoly

Answer: Monopoly

Answer: One monopoly profit

Answer: Horizontal monopoly

Answer: Monopolies

Answer: Horizontal Monopolist

Answer: Monopolised

Answer: Monopoly law

Answer: Monopoly and Competition

Answer: Monopoly, Moral Aspects of

Answer: Local monopoly

Answer: Horizontal monopolist

Answer: Moral Aspects of Monopoly


Question: Shukrān (Arabic), Hvala (Croation), Efharistó (Greek), Dhanyavād (Hindi), and Spasibo! (Russian) all mean what?

Answer: Thank You (disambiguation)

Answer: Thank you

Answer: Thank-you

Answer: Thank You (album)

Answer: Thank You (song)

Answer: Thank You

Answer: Thankyou

Answer: Thank-You

Answer: Thank You (film)

Answer: Thankyou (song)


Question: Which one of the seven member territories is also capital of UAE (United Arab Emirates)?

Answer: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Abu dhabi

Answer: Municipality of Abu Dhabi City

Answer: Abû Zabi

Answer: Abou Dhabi

Answer: Abu Zabi

Answer: Abu Dhabi

Answer: Abu Dhaby

Answer: Capital of the United Arab Emirates

Answer: Abu Dhabi (city)

Answer: Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Answer: Abu-Dabi

Answer: Abu Dabhi

Answer: Abu-Zabi

Answer: Abu Ẓaby

Answer: Abu Dabi

Answer: أبوظبي

Answer: Abu-Zaby

Answer: أبو ظب

Answer: Abu Zaby

Answer: Abū Z̧aby

Answer: Abou-Dhabi

Answer: Alu Zaly

Answer: Abu-Dhabi


Question: From Latin meaning 'earth', and Italian equating to a patio, what is the architectural flooring/wall composite of marble/granite/similar chips and binder?

Answer: Terrazzo floor

Answer: Terazzo

Answer: Terrazzo


Question: Where certain religions divide the notion of heaven into parts there are generally?

Answer: Seven

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: What famous ancient city is on the river Tiber?

Answer: Capital city of italy

Answer: Demographics of Rome

Answer: Comune di Roma

Answer: Symbols and trivia of Rome

Answer: Roma, Italy

Answer: Città Eterna

Answer: City of the Seven Hills

Answer: Rōma

Answer: ROME

Answer: Roma (city)

Answer: Rome, Lazio

Answer: Capital of Italy

Answer: Rome, Italy

Answer: Rome, Republic and Empire

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITROM

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome,Italy

Answer: Roma, Italia

Answer: Italian capital

Answer: Rome (Italy)

Answer: City of Rome

Answer: Symbols and Trivia of Rome

Answer: The weather in Rome


Question: Which one of these did not originate in 16th century Italian 'Commedia dell'arte' travelling theatre?

Answer: Edward ScissorHands

Answer: Edward Scissorhands

Answer: Edward scissorhands

Answer: Edward Scissor Hands

Answer: Edward Scissorhands (character)


Question: The Han ethnic people constitute c.90% of mainland?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

Answer: People's Republic of China (Mainland China)

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: What often poisonous compound, CN, found in fruit seeds and stones, named from Greek for dark blue, comprises Carbon and Nitrogen?

Answer: CN-

Answer: Cyanides

Answer: Inorganic Cyanides

Answer: Inorganic cyanides

Answer: Cyanogenesis

Answer: (CN)-

Answer: Cyanide Group

Answer: Cyanide

Answer: Cyanide ion

Answer: Cyanide anion

Answer: Cyadine

Answer: Cyano

Answer: Chemical test for cyanide


Question: Genever is the old word for what alcoholic drink?

Answer: Mothers ruin

Answer: List of gins

Answer: List of gin brands

Answer: London Dry Gin

Answer: GIN

Answer: Gins

Answer: Gin


Question: Annual global production (early 2000s) of rough diamonds is about?

Answer: 26 tonnes/metric tons


Question: Which controversial mogul/celebrity/politician demanded a ban on all Muslims entering the USA in 2015?

Answer: Donald J. Trump Sr.

Answer: Donald Trump, Sr.

Answer: Trumpian

Answer: The Donald

Answer: Trump family

Answer: Barron William Trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump Signature Collection

Answer: Donald John Trump, Sr.

Answer: Donald John Trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump, Sr.

Answer: Donald Trump's

Answer: Donald Trump's Hair

Answer: Barron Trump

Answer: Donald Trump in the media

Answer: Donald trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump

Answer: Donald J Trump

Answer: Mary MacLeod Trump

Answer: Donald J Trump Men's Collection

Answer: Donald Trump in popular culture

Answer: Tiffany Trump

Answer: Trump Timepieces

Answer: The Trumpster

Answer: Donald John Trump I

Answer: Donuld Trump

Answer: Donald Drumpf

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump I

Answer: Donald Trump Sr.

Answer: Donald J. Trump I

Answer: Trump Vodka

Answer: Donald J. Trump Men's Collection

Answer: Donald John Trump, Sr

Answer: Donald Trup

Answer: Donald J Trump I

Answer: Donald John Trump Sr.


Question: English playwright Chrisopher Marlowe coined the phrase 'The face that launched a thousand ships' in his tragedy Doctor Faustus when referring to which mythical Greek figure?

Answer: Helena Troy

Answer: Helen of Greece (demigod)

Answer: Helen of Troy

Answer: Helen of Athena

Answer: Helena of Troy

Answer: Helen of troy

Answer: Helen Of Troy

Answer: Helen Troy

Answer: Face that launched a thousand ships

Answer: HelenOfTroy

Answer: Helen of Sparta

Answer: The face that launched 1000 ships

Answer: The face that launched a thousand ships

Answer: Face that launched 1000 ships


Question: Name the last US president to meet the leader of Cuba before Barack Obama did in 2015?

Answer: Eisenhower Dwight

Answer: Health issues of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: D. D. Eisenhower

Answer: Dynamic Conservatism

Answer: General Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: David Jacob Eisenhower

Answer: Dweight Eisenhower

Answer: 34th President of the United States

Answer: Dwight E Eisenhower

Answer: Eisehower

Answer: President Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: David Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Ike (nickname)

Answer: Eisenhower

Answer: Eishenhower

Answer: General Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Eisenhower

Answer: Ike Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: D. Eisenhower

Answer: General Eisenhower

Answer: David D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhour

Answer: Dwight Eisienhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhauer

Answer: Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D Eisenhower

Answer: General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower


Question: In 2015 Japan lowered its voting age from what to what?

Answer: 20 to 18


Question: Christian is the lead character in the film 2015 adaptation of what extraordinarily successful book?

Answer: Fifty shades of Grey

Answer: Anastasia Steele

Answer: Fifty Shades of Grey: The Classical Album

Answer: Katherine Kavanagh

Answer: 50 Shades of Grey

Answer: Fifty Shades of Gray

Answer: 50 Shades

Answer: 50SOG

Answer: Christian Gray

Answer: Fifty Shades Of Grey

Answer: Fifty shades of Gray

Answer: Kate Kavanagh

Answer: Fifty Shades of Grey

Answer: Ana Steele

Answer: Fifty Shades

Answer: Christian Grey

Answer: 50 Shades of Gray


Question: Matthais Muller was made chief of which troubled car company in 2015?

Answer: Folksvagon

Answer: VW Motorsport

Answer: Gas Auto

Answer: Das Auto

Answer: VW

Answer: Volkswagen France

Answer: Lamando

Answer: V-Dub

Answer: Volkswagen

Answer: Volkswagen Roccan

Answer: V W

Answer: V.w.

Answer: Vw

Answer: Volkswagon

Answer: Volkswagen R

Answer: V.W.

Answer: Volks wagen

Answer: V. W.

Answer: Volkswagens

Answer: Folkswagon


Question: Facebook's new music sharing/streaming feature launched in 2015 was called 'Music... ?

Answer: Story

Answer: Stories (disambiguation)

Answer: Stories (album)

Answer: Story (disambiguation)

Answer: Stories (song)

Answer: The Story

Answer: Story (song)

Answer: Stories

Answer: The story (song)

Answer: Story (album)


Question: According to 2015 survey what fruit was most popular among USA children?

Answer: Apple Blossom

Answer: Appleblossom

Answer: Green Apples

Answer: Malus domesticus

Answer: Appleblossoms

Answer: Culture of apple

Answer: Malus domestica

Answer: Apple blossom

Answer: Apple/Nutritional information

Answer: Nutritional information about the apple

Answer: Apple production

Answer: Apple-blossoms

Answer: Apple blossoms

Answer: Apple peel

Answer: An apple a day

Answer: Apple (fruit)

Answer: Apple trees

Answer: Malus pumila

Answer: Malus communis

Answer: Pyrus malus

Answer: Apple tree

Answer: Apple Popularity

Answer: Apples

Answer: Dried apple

Answer: سێو

Answer: Apple (Fruit)

Answer: Green Apple

Answer: Apple-tree

Answer: Green apples

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apples and teachers

Answer: Aplle

Answer: Apple-blossom

Answer: Apple (tree)


Question: Name Adele's record-breaking 2015 album?

Answer: 25

Answer: twenty-five


Question: 'Egoportrait' (a Quebecois word) was added to the 2015 French dictionary, meaning what more popular new English word?

Answer: Selfies

Answer: Falfie

Answer: Selfie

Answer: Christ the Redeemer selfie

Answer: Селфи

Answer: Selfy

Answer: Selfie Olympics

Answer: No-makeup selfie

Answer: Christ the redeemer selfie


Question: In 2015 Edgar Lungu became prime minister of?

Answer: Zamibia

Answer: People of Zambia

Answer: Zambian cuisine

Answer: Zambians

Answer: Culture of Zambia

Answer: Etymology of Zambia

Answer: Zambia

Answer: Health care in Zambia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZM

Answer: Republic Of Zambia

Answer: Cuisine of Zambia

Answer: Sport in Zambia

Answer: Republic of Zambia

Answer: Zambian people

Answer: Name of Zambia


Question: What country in May 2015 became the first to legalize gay marriage by national referendum?

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: Frank Sinatra would have celebrated which birthday in 2015?

Answer: 100

Answer: one hundred


Question: What year did the Channel Tunnel between Britain and France open?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-four

Answer: 1994


Question: The highest grossing hand-drawn animated film in history is?

Answer: Simba and Nala's new-born cub

Answer: Lion King

Answer: The lion king

Answer: Lion King characters

Answer: Lionking

Answer: Disney: The Lion King

Answer: Lion King, The

Answer: Disney's The Lion King (1994 Film)

Answer: Lion king

Answer: The Lion King (1994 film)

Answer: The Lion King plot

Answer: The Lion King 3D

Answer: The Lion King I

Answer: Simba and Nala's newborn cub

Answer: The Lion King (film)

Answer: The cub at the end of The Lion King

Answer: Lion King 3D

Answer: The Lion King (movie)

Answer: The Lion King

Answer: Disney's The Lion King

Answer: Chaka(The Lion King)


Question: Mexican Salvador Alvarenga, the 438-day longest-surviving castaway ever, was sued in 2015 for?

Answer: Eating his shipmate


Question: A tealight (small cheap candle in a disposable cup which liquifies when burning) are so called because they were originally?

Answer: Tea-pot warmers


Question: Roughly how many bubbles are in a standard bottle of champagne?

Answer: fifty million

Answer: 50million


Question: Who wrote/directed the movies The Hateful Eight and Inglourious Basterds?

Answer: Quinten Tarintino

Answer: Quintin Tarantino

Answer: Q. Tarantino

Answer: Quentin Tarentino

Answer: Red Apple Cigarettes

Answer: Quentin tarantino

Answer: Quinten Tarantino

Answer: Killer Crow (2015 film)

Answer: Tarantinoesque

Answer: Killer Crow

Answer: Quinton Tarantino

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Quentin Tarantino

Answer: Quentin Tarantino

Answer: The Vega Brothers

Answer: Killer Crow (film)

Answer: Quinton Terrantino

Answer: Quintin Terantino

Answer: Q. Tarentino

Answer: Quentin Tarrantino

Answer: QuentinTarrantino

Answer: Quentin Jerome Tarantino

Answer: Quentin Tarintino


Question: What is four-fifths divided by four-fifths?

Answer: 1

Answer: one

Answer: One


Question: What is removed from natural yogurt to produce Greek yogurt (also called labneh [Arabic] and strained yogurt)?

Answer: Whey powder

Answer: Milk plasma

Answer: Whey cream

Answer: Acid whey

Answer: Whey Allergy

Answer: Whey allergy

Answer: Lactoserum

Answer: Whey

Answer: Sweet whey

Answer: Milk permeate

Answer: Sour whey


Question: The famous website franchise which offers entertaining educational 18 minute talks videos is abbreviated to?

Answer: TED (disambiguation)

Answer: TED


Question: What Latin word meaning equal expresses a quality standard/norm (on or below or above etc), alluding to golfing performance?

Answer: Par.

Answer: Par

Answer: PAR

Answer: Par (disambiguation)

Answer: P.A.R.


Question: What is the sweet clear liquid by-product from soap manufacture, used in laxatives, explosives and antifreeze?

Answer: C3H8O3

Answer: Glycerine

Answer: Glycerols

Answer: Glycide

Answer: Pure glycerin

Answer: Glyceryl

Answer: Miniderm

Answer: C3H5(OH)3

Answer: Propane-1,2,3-triol

Answer: Glycerin

Answer: Glyceritol

Answer: Glycerol

Answer: Vegetable glycerine

Answer: ATC code A06AG04

Answer: Free glycerine

Answer: E422

Answer: Glycrin

Answer: ATCvet code QA06AG04

Answer: Pharmaglycerin

Answer: 1,2,3-trihydroxypropane

Answer: ATCvet code QA06AX01

Answer: ATC code A06AX01

Answer: Glicerin

Answer: Glycyl alcohol

Answer: 1,2,3-propanetriol

Answer: ATCvet code QA16QA03

Answer: Trihydroxypropane

Answer: Propan-1,2,3-triol

Answer: Vegetable Glycerine

Answer: Propanetriol


Question: Angiosperm (from Greek 'angeion', bottle) is a major scientific classification of land plants which have seeds and?

Answer: Flowering transitions

Answer: Flower

Answer: Flowerer

Answer: Flowerliness

Answer: Incomplete flower

Answer: Transitions to flowering

Answer: Flowerly

Answer: Flowered

Answer: Transition to flowering

Answer: Floration

Answer: Floral displays

Answer: Floweringly

Answer: Flowerdy

Answer: Imperfect flower

Answer: Floral

Answer: Flowering

Answer: Flowers

Answer: Flowering herbs

Answer: Floweredy

Answer: Internal structure of a flower

Answer: Flower Structure

Answer: Flowering transition

Answer: Flowerers

Answer: Lilled

Answer: Transitioning to flowering

Answer: Florally

Answer: Transitioned to flowering


Question: LNER Flying Scotsman, built in 1923, became in 1934 the first (What?) to attain 100mph?

Answer: Choo-choo train

Answer: Steam circuit

Answer: Steam train

Answer: Steam railway locomotive

Answer: Steam loco

Answer: Steam-powered locomotive

Answer: Steam locomotive

Answer: Steamtrain

Answer: Steam trains

Answer: Choo choo train

Answer: Steam Train

Answer: Pufferbilly

Answer: Steam locamotive

Answer: Steam locomotives


Question: In property rental the term 'pax' means what?

Answer: Per Annum Exclusive


Question: In the history of the universe what term refers to immediately after the Big Bang?

Answer: Inflation rate

Answer: Ingflation

Answer: Economics/Inflation

Answer: Causes of inflation in trinidad and tobago

Answer: Inflation (prices)

Answer: Food inflation

Answer: Inflation (economics)

Answer: Currency inflation

Answer: Price Inflation

Answer: Cash inflation

Answer: Inflation

Answer: Zero inflation

Answer: Price inflation

Answer: Economic inflation

Answer: Threshold Inflation

Answer: Effect of inflation

Answer: Inflations

Answer: Costs of inflation

Answer: World inflation crisis

Answer: Inflation rates

Answer: Inflation (financial)

Answer: Causes of inflation in Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Economy/Inflation

Answer: Price Trends

Answer: Price level stability


Question: The major UK/European mobile network corp EE was originally branded?

Answer: Everything Everywhere

Answer: EE (telecommunications)

Answer: Everything everywhere

Answer: EE (network)

Answer: EE (telecommunications company)

Answer: 4GEE

Answer: EE Limited


Question: How many valves does a trumpet have?

Answer: 3

Answer: Three

Answer: three


Question: What is the world's third largest desert?

Answer: The Gobi Desert

Answer: 戈壁

Answer: Shāmò

Answer: Ecoregion PA1314

Answer: Ala Shan Desert

Answer: Gobi

Answer: Desert of the Gobi

Answer: Eastern Gobi desert steppe

Answer: Gobi desert

Answer: Desertification in the Gobi Desert

Answer: Desert Gobi

Answer: 沙漠

Answer: Gēbì

Answer: Gebi Desert

Answer: Gobi Desert

Answer: Говь

Answer: The Gobi

Answer: Goby Desert


Question: Which artist was born in Bradford in 1937?

Answer: Hockney

Answer: David Hockney


Question: In which ocean are the Canary Islands?

Answer: Sea of Atlas

Answer: The Pond

Answer: Ethiopic Ocean

Answer: Across the pond

Answer: North Atlantic

Answer: The Atlantic Ocean

Answer: North Atlantic ocean

Answer: Northern Atlantic

Answer: Altantic Ocean

Answer: Atlantis Thalassa

Answer: Atlantic basic

Answer: The pond

Answer: Atlantic basin

Answer: Atlantic

Answer: Atlantic Oceans

Answer: Occidental Ocean

Answer: Ethiopian Ocean

Answer: North Atlantic fisheries

Answer: Atlantic Basic

Answer: North-East Atlantic

Answer: Atlantic Basin

Answer: Atlantic ocean

Answer: Atlantic (ocean)

Answer: Antlantic Ocean

Answer: South Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Oceanvs Occidentalis

Answer: Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Central Atlantic

Answer: South Atlantic

Answer: East Atlantic

Answer: North Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Altantic ocean

Answer: Atlantic coast


Question: The authorised version of the Holy Bible was made at the order of which King?

Answer: James VI of Scotland, James I of England

Answer: James I

Answer: James VI, King of Scots

Answer: Seumas VI of Scotland

Answer: James, King of England, Ireland and Scotland

Answer: James VI

Answer: James I of England

Answer: James VI of Scotland

Answer: James I and VI

Answer: James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland

Answer: The wisest fool

Answer: James I of England and VI of Scotland

Answer: James VI of England

Answer: James I of England, Scotland, and Irerland

Answer: Wisest fool

Answer: The wisest fool in Christendom

Answer: Wisest fool in Christendom

Answer: James I of the UK

Answer: James I of Wales

Answer: King James VI of Scotland

Answer: James VI of Scotland and I of England

Answer: James I (England)

Answer: King James VI

Answer: James I of Great Britain

Answer: James the 6th

Answer: James VI and I

Answer: King James the First

Answer: James I, King of England

Answer: James I of England and James VI of Scotland

Answer: James I (of England)

Answer: James vi

Answer: James I of Ireland

Answer: King James VI & I

Answer: King James VI of Scotland and I of England

Answer: James the first

Answer: King James I of England

Answer: James VI & I

Answer: King James VI and I

Answer: James VI of Scotland and England

Answer: King James I

Answer: King James I of England and VI of Scotland

Answer: James I of england

Answer: James I of the United Kingdom

Answer: James VI (Scotland)

Answer: James the First

Answer: King James VI &I


Question: In which country is the European Court of Human Rights?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: What was the name of Ernest Shackleton's ship which became stuck in Antarctic ice in 1915?

Answer: Endurance (ship)

Answer: HMS Endurance

Answer: Hms endurance


Question: Who was assassinated by Hugh de Merville, William de Tracy, Reginald Fitzhurse and Richard le Breton?

Answer: Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest%3F

Answer: Thomas of Canterbury

Answer: St Thomas à Becket

Answer: Archbishop Thomas

Answer: Saint Thomas Becket

Answer: St. Thomas à Becket

Answer: St. Thomas a Becket

Answer: Saint Thomas of Canterbury

Answer: St. Thomas Becket

Answer: Turbulent priest

Answer: Thomas À Becket

Answer: Thomas Becket

Answer: Who will rid me of this troublesome priest

Answer: St Thomas Becket

Answer: Saint Thomas à Becket

Answer: Thomas Beckett

Answer: Who will rid me of this troublesome priest%3F

Answer: Archbishop Thomas Becket

Answer: St Thomas of Canterbury

Answer: Becket, Saint Thomas

Answer: Thomas à Becket

Answer: Thomas of London

Answer: Thomas A Becket

Answer: Thomas a Becket

Answer: Saint Thomas a Becket

Answer: Saint Thomas á Becket

Answer: St. Thomas á Becket

Answer: St. Thomas of Canterbury

Answer: St Thomas a Becket

Answer: Thomas á Becket


Question: Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory explains?

Answer: Motivations

Answer: Base motive

Answer: Motivation

Answer: Motivational

Answer: Recognition Programs

Answer: Motivational intelligence

Answer: Aspiration management

Answer: Motivational Theories

Answer: Motivation factors

Answer: Motivate

Answer: Motivational Theory

Answer: Recognition program

Answer: Aspiration Management

Answer: Extrinsic motivation

Answer: Motivation theory

Answer: Intrinsic motivation

Answer: Motivation theories

Answer: Motivational processes


Question: The highest 'need' in Maslow's original 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory is?

Answer: Self-actualise

Answer: Self actualized

Answer: Self actualizes

Answer: Self-actualised

Answer: Actualize

Answer: Self-actualisational

Answer: Self actualization

Answer: Self-actualising

Answer: Self-actualisations

Answer: Actualisation

Answer: Self-actualises

Answer: Self Actualization

Answer: Self-actualizes

Answer: Actualises

Answer: Actualiser

Answer: Actualising

Answer: Self-Actualization

Answer: Actualizers

Answer: Self-Actualization Theory

Answer: Actualizing

Answer: Actualised

Answer: Self-actualized

Answer: Actualisers

Answer: Self-actualizing

Answer: Self actualised

Answer: Self-actualize

Answer: Self-actualizations

Answer: Actualizational

Answer: Self actualize

Answer: Self-actualisation

Answer: Actualizations

Answer: Self actualisational

Answer: Self-actualizational

Answer: Self actualisation

Answer: Self-actualization

Answer: Self actualising

Answer: Self actualises

Answer: Actualise

Answer: Self actualizational

Answer: Self actualizing

Answer: Actualisational

Answer: Self actualizations

Answer: Self actualise

Answer: Actualization

Answer: Self actualization theory

Answer: Actualized

Answer: Self actualisations

Answer: Actualisations

Answer: Actualizer

Answer: Actualizes


Question: The first and lowest main 'need' in Maslow's 'Hierachy of Needs' theory is?

Answer: Biological & Physiological


Question: According to Abraham Maslow's 'Hierarchy of Needs' theory, generally 'needs' must be satisfied?

Answer: In ascending order


Question: What African nation is known in parts of Asia by the local names of two of its famous cities Marrakech and Fes?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MA

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc

Answer: Royaume du Maroc

Answer: Norocco

Answer: Moraco

Answer: Sultanate of Fez

Answer: Etymology of Morocco

Answer: المغرب

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc (disambiguation)

Answer: Morroco

Answer: Al-Maġrib

Answer: Lmaġrib

Answer: Sherifian Empire

Answer: Maroco

Answer: Name of Morocco

Answer: Morrocco

Answer: Moroccan Kingdom

Answer: Morocco

Answer: Morrocan

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyah

Answer: Moroco

Answer: Marokko

Answer: المملكة المغربية

Answer: Marocko

Answer: Sultanate of Morocco

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maghrebia

Answer: Kingdom of Morocco


Question: On a standard English QWERTY keyboard the % (percent) sign is above the number?

Answer: five

Answer: 5


Question: The English-Greek prefix 'peri' means?

Answer: Round/about


Question: Which country occupying 47% of South America has states including Amazonas, Sao Paulo, Bahia and Para?

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: Referring to an Earthly feature, what is the only common word in the English language to begin with the letters FJ?

Answer: Fiords

Answer: Fjords

Answer: Fiord lake

Answer: Fjord-lake

Answer: Fiord-lake

Answer: Fjord

Answer: Epishelf lake

Answer: Glacial fjord

Answer: Fiord

Answer: False fjord

Answer: Fjord lake


Question: Labyrinth, Broad-crested, Sharp-crested, Piano keys, and Compound are types of?

Answer: Drowning machine

Answer: Low head dam

Answer: Weir (hydraulic)

Answer: Diversion weir

Answer: Weirs

Answer: Weir

Answer: Lowhead dam

Answer: Weir (dam)

Answer: Low-water dam


Question: King Julian and Mort are which creatures in the film Madagascar?

Answer: Lemur and Bush baby


Question: What regal name is capital of Seychelles, and British Columbia (Canada), and is an Australian state?

Answer: Victoria (genus)

Answer: Victoria (beer)

Answer: Victoria ward

Answer: Victoria City (disambiguation)

Answer: Victoria (ward)

Answer: Victoria (disambiguation)

Answer: Victoria (geographical disambiguation)

Answer: Victoria, England

Answer: Victoria

Answer: Victoria city (disambiguation)

Answer: Victoria (transportation)

Answer: Victoria City

Answer: City of Victoria

Answer: Victoria (film)

Answer: SS Victoria


Question: The still-used ancient unit of weight equating roughly to 0.065 gms or 65 milligrams is a?

Answer: Grain

Answer: Organic grain

Answer: Grains (agronomic)

Answer: Food grain

Answer: Food grains


Question: Which organization launched the Mates condom brand in 1987?

Answer: Losing your virginity

Answer: First sexual experience (human)

Answer: Virgin

Answer: Popping her cherry

Answer: Deflower

Answer: Raffella Fico

Answer: Technical virginity

Answer: Maiden

Answer: Defloration

Answer: Maidenhood

Answer: Breaking the hymen

Answer: Loss of virginity

Answer: Depucelation

Answer: DEFLOWER

Answer: Deflowers

Answer: Coitarche

Answer: Sexually experienced

Answer: Deflowering

Answer: Virginity

Answer: Parthenophilia

Answer: Virgins

Answer: Technical virgin


Question: Weimaraner ('vymaraana') pointer/gun dogs are typically distinctively?

Answer: Grey/gray


Question: EMG (Electromyography), CAT (Computerized Axial Tomography), and MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), are technologies for?

Answer: Human body scans


Question: The ancient pre-scientific system of classifying all universal matter as Water/Air/Fire/Earth/Aether is called the Classical?

Answer: The Elements (disambiguation)

Answer: Elements (disambiguation)

Answer: Elements

Answer: Elements (Mike Oldfield disambiguation)

Answer: Elenent

Answer: Element

Answer: Elements (album)

Answer: The Elements (album)

Answer: Elements (Mike Oldfield)

Answer: The Elements

Answer: Element (disambiguation)


Question: Shire, Arabian, Mustang, and Hackney are types of?

Answer: Horse

Answer: Equus caballus aryanus

Answer: Equus caballus parvus

Answer: Equus caballus asiaticus

Answer: Horsie

Answer: Horſe

Answer: Equus ferus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus cracoviensis

Answer: Domestic Horse

Answer: Equus caballus ewarti

Answer: Equus laurentius

Answer: Equus caballus typicus

Answer: Hot blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus domesticus

Answer: Horses

Answer: Equus caballus nehringi

Answer: Equine quadruped

Answer: Nag (horse)

Answer: Cold blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus nordicus

Answer: Equus caballus europaeus

Answer: Equus caballus libycus

Answer: Equus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus robustus

Answer: Equus caballus belgius

Answer: Equus caballus africanus

Answer: Equus cabalus

Answer: Equus caballus brittanicus

Answer: Equus caballus hibernicus

Answer: Equine Studies

Answer: Domesticated horse

Answer: Equine quadraped

Answer: Equus caballus varius

Answer: Equus caballus gallicus

Answer: Equus caballus gracilis

Answer: Domestic horse

Answer: Horsies

Answer: Equus caballus celticus

Answer: Equines

Answer: Equus caballus sylvestris


Question: The modern 'science' of body language/kinesics was established in the?

Answer: The Fifties

Answer: 1950s

Answer: 1950-1959

Answer: 50's

Answer: 1950's

Answer: 1950–1959

Answer: Nineteen-fifties

Answer: 1950s (decade)

Answer: 1950ies

Answer: 1950's

Answer: '50s

Answer: 195%3F

Answer: Fifties


Question: The human body is capable of how many different movements?

Answer: seven hundred thousand

Answer: 700000

Answer: 700,000


Question: Tala is the basic monetary unit of which country?

Answer: IS Samoa

Answer: Independent State of Samoa

Answer: Samoa

Answer: Malo Sa'oloto Tuto'atasi o Sāmoa

Answer: Malo Saʻoloto Tutoʻatasi o Sāmoa

Answer: Independent state of samoa

Answer: Independent State of Western Samoa

Answer: Malosi

Answer: The Independent State of Samoa

Answer: West Samoa

Answer: Western Samoa

Answer: ISO 3166-1:WS

Answer: Sāmoa

Answer: Languages of Samoa


Question: Who composed the opera Turandot?

Answer: Puccini

Answer: Puccinni

Answer: Giacomo puccini

Answer: Pucini

Answer: Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele Secondo Maria Puccini

Answer: Giacomo Puccini

Answer: Giacchino Puccini

Answer: G. Puccini


Question: Spiro Agnew was US vice-president to which president?

Answer: I'm not a crook

Answer: Richard nixon

Answer: Nixson

Answer: Richard Milhouse Nixon

Answer: Richard Milhous Nixon

Answer: Nixonian

Answer: Richard Nixon

Answer: Dick Nixon

Answer: Nixonite

Answer: Nixon, Richard

Answer: 37th President of the United States

Answer: Resignation of Richard Nixon

Answer: Richard Nickson

Answer: Tricky Dick Nixon

Answer: Nixon's

Answer: Arthur Burdg Nixon

Answer: Richard M. Nixon

Answer: Tricky Dick

Answer: Arthur Nixon

Answer: Nixon

Answer: Harold Samuel Nixon

Answer: Richard M Nixon

Answer: Harold Nixon

Answer: Nixon, Richard Milhous

Answer: Nixon, Richard M.

Answer: Nichard rixon


Question: Jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton played which instrument?

Answer: Pianos

Answer: Classical piano

Answer: Piano Music

Answer: Pianino

Answer: Black key

Answer: Grand piano

Answer: Pianoforte

Answer: Piano-forte

Answer: Piano construction

Answer: Vertical pianoforte

Answer: Pianie

Answer: Keyboard hammer

Answer: Piano

Answer: Piano hammers

Answer: Piano Keys

Answer: Piano keys

Answer: Piano hammer

Answer: Pianofortes

Answer: Acoustic piano

Answer: Baby grand piano

Answer: Hammer (piano)

Answer: Grand pianoforte

Answer: Piano technique

Answer: Parts of a piano

Answer: Piano music

Answer: Keyboard hammers

Answer: Piano performance

Answer: Upright pianoforte

Answer: Concert grand

Answer: Upright piano

Answer: Vertical piano

Answer: Piano forte

Answer: Grand Piano


Question: What type of animal is a Garron?

Answer: Horse

Answer: Equus caballus aryanus

Answer: Equus caballus parvus

Answer: Equus caballus asiaticus

Answer: Horsie

Answer: Horſe

Answer: Equus ferus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus cracoviensis

Answer: Domestic Horse

Answer: Equus caballus ewarti

Answer: Equus laurentius

Answer: Equus caballus typicus

Answer: Hot blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus domesticus

Answer: Horses

Answer: Equus caballus nehringi

Answer: Equine quadruped

Answer: Nag (horse)

Answer: Cold blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus nordicus

Answer: Equus caballus europaeus

Answer: Equus caballus libycus

Answer: Equus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus robustus

Answer: Equus caballus belgius

Answer: Equus caballus africanus

Answer: Equus cabalus

Answer: Equus caballus brittanicus

Answer: Equus caballus hibernicus

Answer: Equine Studies

Answer: Domesticated horse

Answer: Equine quadraped

Answer: Equus caballus varius

Answer: Equus caballus gallicus

Answer: Equus caballus gracilis

Answer: Domestic horse

Answer: Horsies

Answer: Equus caballus celticus

Answer: Equines

Answer: Equus caballus sylvestris


Question: In 1987 a French court found which Gestapo chief guilty of war crimes and sentenced him to life imprisonment?

Answer: Nickolas Barbie

Answer: Klaus Barbie

Answer: Nikolaus Barbie Jr.

Answer: Klaus Barbi

Answer: Barbie klaus

Answer: Nikolaus Barbie

Answer: Barbie Trial

Answer: Claus Barbie

Answer: Butcher of Lyon

Answer: Klaus Altmann


Question: Ichthyology is a branch of zoology concerning which creatures?

Answer: Fish proteins

Answer: Fin-fish

Answer: Fish vs fishes

Answer: Ichthyoid

Answer: Fish versus fishes

Answer: Fish (Biology)

Answer: Fishes or fish

Answer: Piscines

Answer: Fish or fishes

Answer: Fisshes

Answer: Fishes

Answer: Fishes versus fish

Answer: Fush

Answer: Sick fish

Answer: Fishbones

Answer: Pisces (zoology)

Answer: Finfish

Answer: Marine fish

Answer: Fish (zoology)

Answer: Ichthyes

Answer: Fish

Answer: Ichthyofauna

Answer: Inchthyic

Answer: Fish venoms


Question: What element is mixed with Iron to make cast iron?

Answer: Carbon atom

Answer: Kohlenstoff

Answer: Carbon Atom

Answer: Carbons

Answer: Carbon atoms

Answer: Carbonaceous

Answer: Carbon unit

Answer: Carbonous

Answer: History of carbon

Answer: Carbon (element)

Answer: Atomic number 6

Answer: C (element)

Answer: Carbonic

Answer: Carbon


Question: Which famous London railway station is located on a bridge over the River Thames?

Answer: Blackfriars

Answer: Blackfriars (disambiguation)


Question: Onychomycosis and Onychoschizia are fungal and splitting complaints of human?

Answer: Finger/toenails


Question: Gluteus medius, Gluteus maximus and Piriformis are muscles in human?

Answer: Asscheeks

Answer: Bare bum

Answer: Butt cheek

Answer: Dairy air

Answer: Rear nudity

Answer: Dairy aire

Answer: Buttucks

Answer: Keaster

Answer: Bundaist

Answer: Tooshie

Answer: Fourth point of contact

Answer: Derierre

Answer: Ass (insult)

Answer: Nates

Answer: Hindquarters

Answer: Gluteal region

Answer: Buttocks

Answer: Tuch

Answer: Junk in the trunk

Answer: Hiney

Answer: Butt cheeks

Answer: Derriere

Answer: Hindquarter

Answer: Derrière

Answer: Tuches

Answer: Buttox

Answer: Gluteal regions

Answer: Buttcheek

Answer: Badonkadonk

Answer: Ass cheeks

Answer: Buttock

Answer: Buttcheeks

Answer: The booty

Answer: Human ass


Question: Lent (Latin Quadragesima) is traditionally a Christian religious fast of how many days?

Answer: forty

Answer: 40


Question: Leicester City FC's owners are (at 2016) what nationality?

Answer: Muang Thai

Answer: Taihland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TH

Answer: Thai Empire

Answer: Prathet Thai

Answer: Muang-Thai

Answer: Kingdom of Thailand

Answer: Skateboarding in Thailand

Answer: THAILAND

Answer: Siam

Answer: Sport in Thailand

Answer: Etymology of Thailand

Answer: Thayland

Answer: Name of Thailand

Answer: The Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: เมืองไทย

Answer: Thailand

Answer: ราชอาณาจักรไทย

Answer: Sayam

Answer: Thailande

Answer: Siam (Thailand)

Answer: ประเทศไทย

Answer: Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: Tailand

Answer: Thai Kingdom

Answer: Ratcha Anachak Thai

Answer: Kingdom of the Thai


Question: Name the Leicester-born eponymous inspiration of the early 19th textile machinery smashers of the English industrial revolution, whose collective name is now a term for someone resisting new technology?

Answer: Captain Lud

Answer: General Lud

Answer: General Ludd

Answer: Captain Ludd

Answer: Ned Ludd

Answer: Ned Lud


Question: A warm sunny period in Autumn (Fall) in the northern hemisphere is called an?

Answer: Indian Summer

Answer: Indian Summer (disambiguation)

Answer: Indian Summer (Album)

Answer: Indian Summer (film)

Answer: Indian Summer (song)

Answer: Indian summer (disambiguation)

Answer: Indian Summer (album)

Answer: Indian Summer (band)


Question: The globally popular TV franchise/series relaunched by Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc is?

Answer: Top Gear UK

Answer: Top Gear (disambiguation)

Answer: TopGear

Answer: Top gear

Answer: Top Gear

Answer: Top Gear (Disambiguation)

Answer: Top Gear (TV series)


Question: Which nation's tax authorities raided Google's offices in its capital city in 2016 citing tax evasion?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: The English Football Association banned (What?) from 1921 to 1971 at its member clubs?

Answer: Women's Football games


Question: What plant was traditionally cultivated in Europe for its unique blue dye?

Answer: Banlangen

Answer: Dyer's woad

Answer: Woad raider

Answer: Isatis indigotica

Answer: Radix Isatidis

Answer: Glastum

Answer: Woad

Answer: Ban lan gen

Answer: Vitrum

Answer: Woad raiders

Answer: Indigowoad root

Answer: Indigowoad Root

Answer: Isatis tinctoria


Question: Brunswick, Lancastrian and Pearl Pickler are types of which vegetable?

Answer: Onion skins

Answer: Allium angolense

Answer: Onion

Answer: Bulb onion

Answer: Allium nigritanum

Answer: Onion fruit

Answer: Kaanda

Answer: Allium salota

Answer: Pyaz

Answer: Dry onion

Answer: Allium cepa

Answer: Garden onion

Answer: Bulb onions

Answer: Allium aobanum

Answer: Onions

Answer: Onion set

Answer: Spanish onion


Question: Eamon de Valera founded which Irish political party in 1926?

Answer: Fine Fail

Answer: Fianna Fail Party

Answer: Fianna Fail

Answer: Soldiers of Destiny

Answer: Fianna Fáil - The Republican Party

Answer: Fianna Fáil

Answer: Fianna Fáil – The Republican Party

Answer: Republican Party (Ireland)


Question: From which European country does Limburger cheese originate?

Answer: Belguim

Answer: Koenigreich Belgien

Answer: Belgium/Belgie

Answer: Kingdom of Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Beljum

Answer: Königreich Belgien

Answer: Belgique

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Beligum

Answer: Kingdom of the Belgians

Answer: Beljam

Answer: Kingdom Of Belgium

Answer: Belgum

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BE

Answer: Belgie

Answer: Cockpit of Europe

Answer: Koninkrijk België

Answer: Beldjike

Answer: Blegium

Answer: Belgio

Answer: The Quebec of Europe

Answer: België

Answer: Begium

Answer: Royaume de Belgique

Answer: Konigreich Belgien

Answer: Koninkrijk Belgie

Answer: People of Belgium

Answer: Belgien

Answer: Belgium/facts

Answer: Administrative divisions of Belgium

Answer: Belgium facts


Question: Mount Godwin-Austen is better known by which name?

Answer: Mount K-2

Answer: Mount Godwin Austin

Answer: Qogir Feng

Answer: K2

Answer: Mount Godwin Austen

Answer: Mt k2

Answer: Mt. Godwin-Austen

Answer: Qogir

Answer: Godwin Austin K2

Answer: Chogori

Answer: Mount Godwin-Austen

Answer: Mount Qogir

Answer: Godwin Austen Peak

Answer: Abruzzi Spur

Answer: Chogo Ri

Answer: Mount K2 Pakistan

Answer: K2 (mountain)

Answer: Godwin Austen peak

Answer: K–2

Answer: Dapsang

Answer: Mt. Godwin Austen

Answer: K2, Mount


Question: In which US state was the American Declaration of Independence signed on 4th July 1776?

Answer: Pennyslvania, United States

Answer: Cuisine of Pennsylvania

Answer: US-PA

Answer: Pennsilfaani

Answer: Pennsylvannia

Answer: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Answer: Pensylvania

Answer: 2nd State

Answer: Pennsylvania, United States of America

Answer: Pennsylvania (state)

Answer: Penn's Woods

Answer: The Oil State

Answer: The Keystone State

Answer: Second State

Answer: The Quaker State

Answer: Pennfylvania

Answer: The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Answer: Keystone State

Answer: PA state

Answer: State of pennsylvania

Answer: Penn.

Answer: Pennslyvania

Answer: State of Pennsylvania

Answer: Transport in Pennsylvania

Answer: The Coal State

Answer: Pennsylvania, United States

Answer: PA (state)

Answer: Pennsylvania

Answer: Penna.

Answer: Keystone state

Answer: Economy of Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsilvania

Answer: Pennylvania

Answer: Pensylvaina

Answer: EPnnsylvania

Answer: Religion in Pennsylvania

Answer: Pencilvania

Answer: Demographics of Pennsylvania

Answer: Transportation in Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsylvana

Answer: Pennsylvania (U.S. state)


Question: In the Bible to whom did God give the Ten Commandments?

Answer: Moshe Rabeinu

Answer: מֹשֶׁה רַבֵּנוּ

Answer: موسىٰ

Answer: Moshe Rabbeinu

Answer: Moses our Teacher

Answer: Moses

Answer: Names of Moses

Answer: Mozes

Answer: Móshe

Answer: Mōšé

Answer: موسى

Answer: Saint Moses

Answer: Moses our Rabbi

Answer: Religion of Moses and Israel

Answer: Criticism of Moses

Answer: Israelite Moses

Answer: Mosaic law (disambiguation)

Answer: Moses in Christianity

Answer: Mosus

Answer: Mosheh

Answer: Moshe Rabbenu

Answer: מֹשֶׁה


Question: What is the line called on a ship which is the limit to which it may be loaded?

Answer: International load line

Answer: Ship's load line

Answer: Plimsoll Mark

Answer: Plimsoll Line

Answer: Load-Line

Answer: Water line

Answer: Plimsoll line

Answer: Waterline

Answer: Reserve buoyancy

Answer: Plimsol line


Question: Astana is the capital of which country?

Answer: Name of Kazakhstan

Answer: Kazakistan

Answer: Constitution Day (Kazakhstan)

Answer: Kazahstan

Answer: Kazakstan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KZ

Answer: Kazahastan

Answer: Kazakh Eli

Answer: قازاقستان

Answer: قازاقستان رەسپۋبلىيكاسى

Answer: Respublika Kazakhstan

Answer: Қазақстан

Answer: Day of the Capital

Answer: Etymology of Kazakhstan

Answer: Қазақстан Республикасы

Answer: Qazaqstan Respublïkası

Answer: Kazastan

Answer: Kazakh Yeli

Answer: Казахстан

Answer: Public holidays in Kazakhstan

Answer: Kazhakstan

Answer: Khazakhstan

Answer: Kazakh Republic

Answer: Kazakhstan

Answer: Казакстан

Answer: Kazachstan

Answer: Республика Казахстан

Answer: KA3AXCTAH

Answer: Khazahstan

Answer: Khazakastan

Answer: Khazakstani

Answer: KAZAKHSTAN

Answer: Khazakstan

Answer: Qazaqstan

Answer: KA3AKCTAH

Answer: Kazahkstan

Answer: ҚР

Answer: Republic of Kazakhstan

Answer: The Republic of Kazakhstan

Answer: Administrative divisions of Kazakhstan

Answer: Kazakhistan

Answer: Kazajastan

Answer: Kazakhia


Question: Born Henry John Deutschendorf Junior, which American singer died when his light aircraft crashed into the sea off California in 1997?

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf, Junior

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr.

Answer: For Baby (For Bobbie)

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf

Answer: John Deutschendorf

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf, Jr.

Answer: Annie denver

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf, Junior

Answer: John Denver


Question: What, loosely translating as 'self-boiler', is a traditional metal Russian tea urn called?

Answer: Samowar

Answer: Semaver

Answer: Samovar

Answer: Electric samovar

Answer: Zavarka


Question: Mary Mallon was effectively imprisoned for life in New York for being an irresponsible immune carrier of what disease?

Answer: Westminster fever

Answer: Typhoid

Answer: Slow fever

Answer: Yellow jack (bacterial disease)

Answer: Enteric fever

Answer: Typhus abdominalis

Answer: Westminster Fever

Answer: Typhoid Fever

Answer: Pneumo-typhus

Answer: Typhoid fever

Answer: Typhus cerebralis

Answer: Gastric fever


Question: BRN is the international vehicle registration for which country?

Answer: Asia/Bahrain

Answer: مملكة البحرين

Answer: Bahrein

Answer: Bahrayn

Answer: Dawlat al-Bahrain

Answer: Bahrein Islands

Answer: Etymology of Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain islands

Answer: Bahraih

Answer: البحرين

Answer: Languages of Bahrain

Answer: Emirate of Bahrain

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BH

Answer: Bahrain Islands

Answer: Mamlakat al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Bahrain's

Answer: Bahrain/Geography

Answer: Al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Barhain

Answer: Kingdom of Bahrain

Answer: 1923 Sitrah Outrage

Answer: Al-Bahrayn


Question: Which huge global communications brand is derived from a local word for a marten?

Answer: Nokia Corporation

Answer: Nokia Oy

Answer: Nokia

Answer: Nokia corporation

Answer: Nokia, Inc.

Answer: Nokialand

Answer: Nokia Pakistan

Answer: C7-00

Answer: NOKIA

Answer: Nokia.com

Answer: NokiaLaptop

Answer: The Nokia Corporation

Answer: Nokia phone

Answer: Mobira

Answer: Nokia Aero

Answer: Nokia India

Answer: C5-03

Answer: Nokia Oyj

Answer: Nokia World 2011

Answer: Nokia Corp.


Question: Who was the first reigning British monarch to make an official visit to the USA?

Answer: Albert, Duke of York

Answer: HM King George VI

Answer: Prince Albert of Cornwall and York

Answer: George VI, King of England

Answer: Albert of York

Answer: George VI of Scotland

Answer: George VI of Britain

Answer: GVIR

Answer: Prince Albert of Wales

Answer: George VI of the United Kingdom

Answer: George VI of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George VI of England

Answer: Albert of Cornwall

Answer: King George VI

Answer: George vi

Answer: George VI of Ireland

Answer: Albert Frederick Arthur George

Answer: King george the 6th

Answer: George VI of the UK

Answer: Albert of Cornwall and York

Answer: George vi of the united kingdom

Answer: George VI of India

Answer: George VI of Great Britain

Answer: George VI, Emperor

Answer: George Vi

Answer: King George V1

Answer: George the Sixth

Answer: Albert of Wales

Answer: George VI

Answer: Prince Albert of York

Answer: George VI of Canada

Answer: King George VI of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Albert, Duke of York

Answer: Prince Albert of Cornwall


Question: Tallinn is the capital of which country?

Answer: Republic of Estonia (1918-1940)

Answer: Estonie

Answer: Administrative divisions of Estonia

Answer: Republic of Estonia (1918–1940)

Answer: Estonia

Answer: Eesti Vabariik

Answer: Igaunija

Answer: Eestimaa

Answer: Republic of Estonia

Answer: Subdivisions of Estonia

Answer: Esthonia

Answer: Etymology of Estonia

Answer: Estija

Answer: ISO 3166-1:EE

Answer: Name of Estonia

Answer: Эстония


Question: What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?

Answer: Pink

Answer: Pink the colour

Answer: Momoiro

Answer: Tamarisk (color)

Answer: Neon pink

Answer: Pastel pink

Answer: FFD1DC

Answer: Pinkest

Answer: Lightish Red

Answer: Pinkishness

Answer: Light red

Answer: Kinky pink

Answer: Pinkness

Answer: Tamarisk (colour)

Answer: Pinkishly

Answer: Pastel Pink

Answer: FADADD

Answer: Pink (color)

Answer: Pinkly


Question: What is the common word for the monosaccharide substance found in certain fruit, flower nectar and honey, with the chemical formula C6H12O6?

Answer: ATCvet code QV06DC02

Answer: Fructose metabolism

Answer: Fructose intoxication

Answer: Laevulose

Answer: L-fructose

Answer: Fruit sugar

Answer: D-arabino-hexulose

Answer: Fructose sweetener

Answer: Liquid fructose

Answer: Fructofuranose

Answer: High fructose syrup

Answer: D-Fructose

Answer: Fructose

Answer: D-fructose

Answer: Beta-levulose

Answer: ATC code V06DC02

Answer: Fructose metabolism, inborn errors

Answer: Levulose


Question: The cult TV series Lost which began in 2004 features 'Oceanic Flight ...' what?

Answer: eight hundred and fifteen

Answer: 815


Question: What is the (traditionally wooden) housing or stand which contains a ship's compass?

Answer: Billade

Answer: Binnacle

Answer: Bittacle


Question: Where was the first British Grand Prix motor race held?

Answer: Brooklands Race Track

Answer: Brooklands Aviation

Answer: EGLB

Answer: Brooklands Aerodrome

Answer: Brooklands


Question: A salpingectomy is the surgical removal of which part of the body?

Answer: Tubal patency

Answer: Fallopian tube diseases

Answer: Fallopian

Answer: Fallopian tube

Answer: Fallopian Tube

Answer: Salpinx tube

Answer: Tuba uterina

Answer: Oviducts

Answer: Uterine tube

Answer: Fallopian tube pathology

Answer: Uterine tubes

Answer: Oviducal

Answer: Fallopian Tubes

Answer: Fallopian tubes


Question: What animal is Snowball in George Orwell's book Animal Farm?

Answer: Pig (film)

Answer: Pig (disambiguation)

Answer: Pig (game)

Answer: Pigs (Album)

Answer: Pig Mammalia

Answer: The pig

Answer: PIG

Answer: PIGS

Answer: Pigs (disambiguation)

Answer: Pigs (film)

Answer: A pig

Answer: PIG (disambiguation)

Answer: Pigs (album)

Answer: PIGS (disambiguation)


Question: Yorkshireman William Strickland is believed to have brought the first what to Britain from North America in 1526?

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey (country)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikasi

Answer: Turky

Answer: Turkei

Answer: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: Tuerkiye

Answer: Turquie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TR

Answer: Turquia

Answer: TurkeY

Answer: Turkey (Country)

Answer: Turkiye

Answer: Turkey (state)

Answer: Terky

Answer: Republic of Turkey

Answer: Türkiye

Answer: Turkish Republic

Answer: Republic of Turkiye

Answer: Turkish republic

Answer: The Republic of Turkey

Answer: Turkey (nation)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikası

Answer: Türkei

Answer: Tuerkei

Answer: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: TURKEY

Answer: Republic of turkey

Answer: Etymology of Turkey

Answer: Turkie

Answer: Turkia

Answer: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Question: Eric Cartman is a character in which cartoon series?

Answer: South Park Studios

Answer: Cheesy Poofs

Answer: I'm not just sure, I'm HIV positive

Answer: Little Danny Pocket

Answer: South Park Opening Credits

Answer: Sout Park

Answer: South Park Studios.com

Answer: Commentary minis

Answer: Southparkstudios.com

Answer: South Park (cartoon)

Answer: Tardicaca shark

Answer: South Park, Colorado

Answer: South Park title sequence

Answer: Soutpark

Answer: South Park Digital Studios

Answer: South Park

Answer: Hell's Pass

Answer: Year of the fan

Answer: Huntin' and Killin'

Answer: YOTF

Answer: South Park opening credits

Answer: South park

Answer: South pakr

Answer: SouthParkStudios.com

Answer: South Park opening sequence

Answer: Tynacorp

Answer: South Park theme tune

Answer: Lord of the underworld

Answer: Hell's Pass Hospital

Answer: Authorita

Answer: South Park Opening

Answer: South Park (TV series)

Answer: South Park theme


Question: Who became Lord Mayor of London in 1397?

Answer: Dick Whittington

Answer: Richard Whittington

Answer: Sir Richard Whittington

Answer: Dick Wittington


Question: What is the name of cartoon character Dora the Explorer's monkey?

Answer: Work boots

Answer: Boot

Answer: Boots


Question: Singer and musician Gordon Sumner is better known by what name?

Answer: Sting (pain)

Answer: Sting (disambiguation)

Answer: Stings

Answer: Stinging

Answer: Sting


Question: Who developed the ten stages of corporate life cycle, starting with Courtship and Infancy and ending in Bureaucracy and Death?

Answer: Dr Ichak Adizes


Question: In selling and communications, what do 'open questions' generally achieve? Open questions

Answer: gather information, improve understanding, and build rapport by encouraging the other person to talk and explain things, including how they feel about things

gather information, improve understanding, and build rapport by encouraging the other person to talk and explain things, including how they feel about things


Question: In what Sudan city was Gillian Gibbons imprisoned for the blasphemous naming of a teddy bear incident?

Answer: Kartoum

Answer: Khartoum, SU

Answer: Al Kharţūm

Answer: Al-Khartoum, Sudan

Answer: Khartoum (city)

Answer: Al-Kharṭūm

Answer: Khartoum

Answer: Capital of Sudan

Answer: Chartum

Answer: Al Khartum

Answer: Khartum

Answer: Al Khurtum

Answer: Al-Khartum

Answer: Khartoum, Sudan

Answer: El Khartum

Answer: Khartoum, The Sudan


Question: "What video game was banned in 2007 for its ""...unremitting bleakness and callousness..."" ?"

Answer: Laura Whyte

Answer: Judy Sender

Answer: Manhunt II

Answer: Dr. Pickman

Answer: The Red Kings

Answer: The Pervs

Answer: Project Militia

Answer: Red Kings

Answer: Dr. Whyte

Answer: Leo Kasper

Answer: Manhunt 2

Answer: Danny Lamb

Answer: The Project Militia

Answer: The Bloodhounds

Answer: Daniel Lamb

Answer: Dr. Laura Whyte

Answer: Man hunt 2

Answer: Manhunt ii


Question: Who won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize for his environmental work including the controversial film An Inconvenient Truth?

Answer: Albert Gore, Jr

Answer: Al Gore's opinions

Answer: Draft Gore

Answer: Al Gore Jr.

Answer: Albert Arnold Gore, Jr.

Answer: Albert Arnold (Al) Gore Jr.

Answer: Vice President Al Gore

Answer: Gore, Albert Arnold

Answer: Albert A. Gore

Answer: Al Gore controversies

Answer: Vice President Gore

Answer: Albert Gore

Answer: Draft Al Gore

Answer: Algore

Answer: Al Gore controversy

Answer: Criticism of Al Gore

Answer: Popular culture depictions of Al Gore

Answer: Al Gore

Answer: Gore Personal and Political Controversies

Answer: Al Gore/Criticisms

Answer: Albert A. Gore, Jr.

Answer: Al Gore III

Answer: Al Gore controversies and criticisms

Answer: Al Gore, Jr.

Answer: Draft Gore movement

Answer: Albert Gore, Jr.

Answer: Albert Arnold %22Al%22 Gore, Jr.

Answer: Al A. Gore

Answer: ThreeLawsOfAlGore

Answer: Algorean

Answer: Albert A. Gore Jr.

Answer: Al Gore Platform

Answer: Albert Arnold Gore Jr.

Answer: Draft Al Gore movement

Answer: Gore, Al

Answer: Draft gore

Answer: Albert Arnold %22Al%22 Gore II

Answer: The Goracle

Answer: Albert Arnold Gore/Criticisms

Answer: Albert Arnold Gore

Answer: Al Gore's views

Answer: Albert Gore Jr.

Answer: Goracle

Answer: Al gore


Question: Faye Turney became famous as a member of which of the services?

Answer: Commonwealth Navy

Answer: British fleet

Answer: Royal English Navy

Answer: British Navy

Answer: Navy of Bermuda

Answer: Navy of the United Kingdom

Answer: U.K. Navy

Answer: Retired Officer of The Royal Navy

Answer: Uk navy

Answer: Serving Officer of the Royal Navy

Answer: Royal Navy of England

Answer: British Fleet

Answer: UK Royal Navy

Answer: The Royal Navy

Answer: England Navy

Answer: Great Britain Navy

Answer: Royal navy

Answer: Retired Officer of the Royal Navy

Answer: Serving Officer of The Royal Navy

Answer: Senior Service

Answer: British Patrol Ship

Answer: English Navy

Answer: English navy

Answer: British naval supremacy

Answer: United Kingdom Navy

Answer: Royal British Navy

Answer: Royal Navy of the United Kingdom

Answer: Royal Navy (UK)

Answer: United Kingdom Royal Navy

Answer: British Royal Navy

Answer: Britain Navy

Answer: British navy

Answer: Royal Navy (United Kingdom)

Answer: English Royal Navy

Answer: Royal Navy


Question: It was announced in April 2007 that Lord Justice Scott Baker would replace Baroness Butler-Sloss in what position?

Answer: Coroner at the inquests into the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed

Coroner at the inquests into the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed


Question: What remarkable sale price did Damien Hirst's diamond-encrusted skull achieve?

Answer: £50m


Question: What nickname was used by the media for the senior policeman in charge of the Cash for Honours investigation?

Answer: Yates of the Yard

Answer: John Yates (police officer)


Question: The perfume brand 'Mwah' was launched in 2007 by which 'celebrity'?

Answer: Channelle Hayes


Question: Which country won the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup?

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: Speculation towards the end of 2007 suggested that Rupert Murdoch's News International Group was in discussion to buy what significant business networking website?

Answer: Dan Nye

Answer: LinkedIn Answers

Answer: LinkedIn Corporation

Answer: Linked in

Answer: LinkedIn Inc.

Answer: LinkedIn

Answer: Linkedin.com

Answer: Linkedln

Answer: LinkedIn Groups

Answer: Linkdin

Answer: Linked In

Answer: Linkedin

Answer: LinkedIn Corp

Answer: LNKD


Question: Who became the new French president in 2007?

Answer: Hyperpresident

Answer: Nicolas Paul Stéphane Sarkozy de Nagy-Bocsa

Answer: Sarko the American

Answer: Nick sarkozy

Answer: Sarkosy

Answer: Sarzoky

Answer: Nicolas sarkosy

Answer: Nicolas Sarkozy

Answer: Nicolas Sarközy

Answer: Sarko

Answer: Nick sarkozee

Answer: Giulia Sarkozy

Answer: Sarkozy

Answer: Nicolas Sarkoezy

Answer: Nicholas Sarkozy

Answer: Nicolas Paul Stephane Sarkozy de Nagy-Bocsa

Answer: Nikolas sarkozy

Answer: Nicholas Sarzoky

Answer: Nicolas Paul Stéphane Sarközy de Nagy-Bocsa

Answer: President Sarkozy

Answer: Sarcozy

Answer: Sarko l'Americain

Answer: Nicolas Paul Stephane Sarkoezy de Nagy-Bocsa

Answer: Nicolas Sarzoky

Answer: Nicolas Sarkosy

Answer: Sarko l'Américain

Answer: Nicolas Sarkozky

Answer: Sarcosy

Answer: Nicolai Sarkozy

Answer: Nicolas Sarcozy


Question: Which iconic British female singer made the highly regarded album titled '(her first name) in Memphis' ?

Answer: Dusty springfield

Answer: Dusty Springfield

Answer: Dusty Springfield's sexuality

Answer: Dusty - The Very Best Of Dusty Springfield

Answer: Mary Isobel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien

Answer: Mary Isabel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien

Answer: Dusty Springfield's personality


Question: Which guitar innovator and player has a range of Gibson Guitars named after him?

Answer: Les Paul

Answer: Les paul

Answer: Lester Polfuss

Answer: Lester William Polsfuss

Answer: The Log (guitar)

Answer: Les Paul Trio


Question: Who sang with Serge Gainsbourg on the hit Je t'aime?

Answer: Jane Birkin

Answer: JaneBirkin


Question: Jiles Perry (JP) Richardson Jr, who died in the same plane crash as Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly was better known by what name?

Answer: J. P. Richardson

Answer: Jay P. Richardson

Answer: J P Richardson

Answer: J.P. Richardson

Answer: J. P. Richardson Jr.

Answer: Jiles Richardson

Answer: J. P. Richardson, Jr.

Answer: J.P.%22The Big Bopper%22Richardson

Answer: Jiles P. Richardson

Answer: Jay Perry Richardson

Answer: Big Bopper

Answer: Jay Richardson (musician)

Answer: J. Perry Richardson

Answer: Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr

Answer: J.P. %22The Big Bopper%22 Richardson

Answer: Jape Richardson

Answer: Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr.

Answer: Jiles Perry Richardson Jr

Answer: Jiles Perry Richardson

Answer: The Big Bopper

Answer: Jiles Perry Richardson Jr.

Answer: J. P. Richardson Jr

Answer: J. P. Richardson, Jr

Answer: Jape Perry Richardson


Question: Who wrote and had a hit with the instrumental Classical Gas?

Answer: Mason Williams


Question: What Canadian-born teen idol of the 1950s-60s wrote the lyrics to Sinatra's song My Way?

Answer: بول مصطفى عبدي أنكا

Answer: Paul Anka Filmography

Answer: Paul Mustapha Abdi Anka

Answer: Paul A. Anka

Answer: Paul Anka

Answer: Paul Anka filmography

Answer: Paul Albert Anka


Question: Who originated the 'Wall of Sound' record production technique?

Answer: Annette Records

Answer: Phil spectre

Answer: Phil Spector

Answer: Harvey Philip Spector

Answer: Phillip Spector

Answer: Phil specter

Answer: Philip Spector

Answer: Phil spektor

Answer: Phil Specter


Question: What was Stephane Grappelli's instrument?

Answer: Violinist (disambiguation)

Answer: Violina

Answer: Geige

Answer: FiddleandViolin

Answer: Violins

Answer: Violin tuning

Answer: Fiddle and violin

Answer: The Violinist

Answer: Violinist

Answer: Violon

Answer: Violin (instrument)

Answer: Violino

Answer: Viollon

Answer: Violin

Answer: Violin player

Answer: Carnatic Violin


Question: Which member of the Hollies went on to join the hugely successful American band commonly known by their initials CSNY?

Answer: Graham William Nash

Answer: Graham Nash


Question: Who sang the 1964 hit My Boy Lollipop?

Answer: Millie (or Millie Small)


Question: What is the US state capital of Vermont?

Answer: Mountpelier

Answer: Montpelier (disambiguation)

Answer: Montpelier


Question: Glen Moy and Autumn Bliss are varieties of which fruit?

Answer: Hindberries

Answer: Culture of raspberry

Answer: Blue raspberry

Answer: Raspberries

Answer: Hindberry

Answer: Raspberry

Answer: Rasberries

Answer: Bababerry

Answer: Gold raspberry


Question: Which singer held a gladiolus in his first appearance on BBC TV's Top of the Pops in 1983?

Answer: Tina Dehgani

Answer: Stephen Morrissey

Answer: Steven+Patrick+Morrissey

Answer: Mozzer

Answer: Morrissey

Answer: Steven Morissey

Answer: Steven Morrissey

Answer: Steven Patrick Morrissey

Answer: Morissey

Answer: Stephen Patrick Morrissey

Answer: Morrisey

Answer: Morrissy

Answer: Jake Walters


Question: What did Manchester United footballer Carlos Tevez put in his mouth in celebrating a goal at Christmas 2007?

Answer: Adult pacifier

Answer: Pacifiers

Answer: Soother

Answer: Dodie

Answer: Pacifers

Answer: Baby's dummy

Answer: Pacifier clip

Answer: Pacifier

Answer: A baby's dummy

Answer: Comforter (nipple)

Answer: Teething coral


Question: What sea bird has the Latin name Corvus Marinus?

Answer: Phalacrocorax

Answer: Shags (birds)

Answer: Blue eyed shag

Answer: Shag (bird)

Answer: Cormorants

Answer: Cormies

Answer: Cormorant

Answer: Stictocarbo

Answer: Phalacrocoracidae


Question: What gemstone is The Moonstone in the classic novel of that name by Wilkie Collins?

Answer: Diamond

Answer: 4-C's of Diamond Grading

Answer: The 4 C's Of Diamonds

Answer: Polished diamond

Answer: Diamonds

Answer: Natural diamond

Answer: Diamond industry

Answer: Mitre-crozier applique

Answer: Diamond powder

Answer: Bortz

Answer: Industrial diamonds

Answer: Type-II diamond

Answer: Daimonds

Answer: Mitre-crozier appliqué

Answer: Impact diamonds

Answer: Diamonad

Answer: Industrial diamond

Answer: Industrial Diamond


Question: American jazz musician Art Tatum excelled on which instrument?

Answer: Pianos

Answer: Classical piano

Answer: Piano Music

Answer: Pianino

Answer: Black key

Answer: Grand piano

Answer: Pianoforte

Answer: Piano-forte

Answer: Piano construction

Answer: Vertical pianoforte

Answer: Pianie

Answer: Keyboard hammer

Answer: Piano

Answer: Piano hammers

Answer: Piano Keys

Answer: Piano keys

Answer: Piano hammer

Answer: Pianofortes

Answer: Acoustic piano

Answer: Baby grand piano

Answer: Hammer (piano)

Answer: Grand pianoforte

Answer: Piano technique

Answer: Parts of a piano

Answer: Piano music

Answer: Keyboard hammers

Answer: Piano performance

Answer: Upright pianoforte

Answer: Concert grand

Answer: Upright piano

Answer: Vertical piano

Answer: Piano forte

Answer: Grand Piano