Question: The flag of the Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was what single colour?

Answer: Greenishly

Answer: Avacado (color)

Answer: Green (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 255, 0)

Answer: Greenishness

Answer: The colour green

Answer: Greenest

Answer: List of terms associated with the color green

Answer: The color green

Answer: Green

Answer: Pastel green

Answer: (0, 255, 0)

Answer: Green (colour)

Answer: Greenness


Question: Who was born at Villa Mon Repos, Corfu, in 1921?

Answer: HRH Prince Philip

Answer: H.R.H. the Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark

Answer: Duke Philip

Answer: HRH the Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: The Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Phillip of Edinburgh

Answer: Duke Phillip

Answer: HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark and Edinburgh

Answer: Philip Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince philip

Answer: The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Phillip

Answer: Duke of Edinburgh Philip

Answer: Phil the Greek

Answer: HRH The Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Phil

Answer: Prince Philip, duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Philip Mountbatten

Answer: Prince Philip Mountbatten

Answer: Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip

Answer: Phillip Mountbatten

Answer: Philip (of the United Kingdom)

Answer: Prince Philip, Duke of Endinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: The Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Philip of Greece


Question: Who was appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury immediately after the 2010 General Election?

Answer: David Anthony Laws

Answer: David Laws


Question: Hagar was the mother of which of Abraham's sons?

Answer: İsmail

Answer: Kedemah

Answer: Ismaeel

Answer: Yishmoel

Answer: Is'mail

Answer: Yishma'el

Answer: Ishmail

Answer: Yismael

Answer: إسماعيل

Answer: Ishmeelites

Answer: Yishmael

Answer: Ishmeelite

Answer: Ishmael

Answer: Islamic views on Ishmael

Answer: Ismail

Answer: Yishmoeil

Answer: Isma'el

Answer: Mishma

Answer: יִשְׁמָעֵאל

Answer: Yishmā'ēl

Answer: Naphish


Question: In which Bond film does the villain's car turn into a small aeroplane to enable him to escape?

Answer: The Man with the Golden Gun

Answer: The man with the golden gun

Answer: The Man with the Golden Gun (disambiguation)

Answer: TMWTGG

Answer: Man with the golden gun

Answer: The Man With the Golden Gun

Answer: The Man With The Golden Gun


Question: Which word can be a golf term, a Space vehicle or a one time boy's comic?

Answer: Eagle

Answer: Aquilinae

Answer: King of the Air

Answer: King of the air

Answer: Booted eagles (group)

Answer: Kitpu

Answer: Hawk eagle

Answer: Eagle Spirit

Answer: Eagle (symbolism)

Answer: Eagles

Answer: Harpy (zoology)

Answer: Hawk-eagle


Question: Who is to host the series 'Sing for your Supper' on Channel 5?

Answer: Evans, Chris

Answer: Chris Evans (politician)

Answer: Christopher Evans (disambiguation)

Answer: Christopher Evans

Answer: Chris Evans

Answer: Evans, Christopher

Answer: Chris Evans (disambiguation)


Question: "What name is given to the maxim ""employees tend to rise to their level of incompetence.""?"

Answer: Hierarchiology

Answer: Promote to fail

Answer: Peter Principal

Answer: Tabulology

Answer: Peter's Principle

Answer: Peter principal

Answer: The Peter Principle

Answer: Managing upward

Answer: Peter principle

Answer: Peter Principle


Question: In the nursery rhyme, which was the last creature eaten by the woman who swallowed a fly?

Answer: Lightning (game)

Answer: Horse (game)

Answer: Bump (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball game)

Answer: Horse or pig stipulations in basketball

Answer: Basketball Activities

Answer: Variations of basketball

Answer: Knockout (non-violent game)

Answer: Knockout (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (Basketball)

Answer: Knockout (basketball game)

Answer: A Horse

Answer: P-I-G (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (a playground basketball game)

Answer: H-O-R-S-E

Answer: Knockout (basketball)


Question: Which Japanese company has bought Horizon Nuclear Power and so has the contract to build nuclear power stations in Britain from 2015?

Answer: Hitachi Telecom Inc.

Answer: Hitachi Canadian Industries

Answer: 株式会社日立製作所

Answer: Hitachi Seisakusho

Answer: Kabushiki-gaisha Hitachi Seisakusho

Answer: Disk Array Management Program

Answer: Kabushiki Kaisha Hitachi Seisakusho

Answer: Hitachi Gurūpu

Answer: Hitachi plant technologies

Answer: Hitachi Ltd. of Japan.

Answer: Hitati (company)

Answer: Hitachi Software Engineering Ltd

Answer: Hitachi Gurupu

Answer: 日立

Answer: Hitachi ltd

Answer: Shibaden

Answer: Hitachi Ltd.

Answer: Hitachi, Ltd

Answer: Hitachi Koki U.S.A. Ltd. and Hitachi Telecom Inc.

Answer: Hitahci

Answer: Hitachi Disk Array Management Program

Answer: Hitachi Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Hitachi Seisakusho Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Hitachi Europe

Answer: HITACHI

Answer: Hitachi Chemical

Answer: Hitachi, Ltd.

Answer: Hitachi website

Answer: Hitachi (company)

Answer: Hitachi Japan

Answer: Hitachi Ltd

Answer: Hitachi Power Systems Canada

Answer: Hitachi Plant Technologies

Answer: Hitachi Rail

Answer: Hitachi Inc.

Answer: Hitachi

Answer: Hitachi Works

Answer: Hitachi Koki U.S.A. Ltd.

Answer: Hitatchi

Answer: Hitachi Group


Question: In which children's TV series does Shaggy appear?

Answer: Pterodactyl Ghost

Answer: Scooby-doo

Answer: My Friend Scooby Doo!

Answer: SCOOBY DOO

Answer: Scooby-Doo!

Answer: Charley the robot

Answer: Black knight ghost

Answer: I would have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you meddling kids

Answer: Adult themes in Scooby-Doo

Answer: The mystery machine

Answer: Scoobydoo

Answer: Scooby-Doo 3: Unleashed

Answer: Scooby do

Answer: Momsy and Dada Doo

Answer: Scooby Gang

Answer: Elias Kingston

Answer: Scooby - Doo

Answer: List of Scooby Doo Villains

Answer: Meddling Kids

Answer: Scooby Doo marketing

Answer: Scoobydo

Answer: Scooby Feces

Answer: Scooby-Doo (TV Series)

Answer: Scooby doo

Answer: The Black Knight Ghost

Answer: Scooby Do

Answer: List of Scooby-Doo episodes

Answer: Ruby Doo

Answer: Mystery Inc.

Answer: Scoobie doo

Answer: Mystery machine

Answer: Adult themes and the Scooby Gang

Answer: Skooby Doo

Answer: Scooby-Doo

Answer: Scooby-Doo (comics)

Answer: Scooby Doo

Answer: Scooby-Doo series guide

Answer: I would have gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling kids

Answer: Zentuo

Answer: Scooby Doo! DVD Movies

Answer: Scooby-Doo (TV series)


Question: Tessera are the individual pieces that go to make up what?

Answer: MOSAIC (disambiguation)

Answer: MOSAIC


Question: Who was the star of the film comedies 'The Navigator' (1924) and 'The General' (1927)?

Answer: Buster Keeton

Answer: BUSTER KEATON

Answer: Eleanor Keaton

Answer: Buster keaton

Answer: Buster Keaton

Answer: Keatonesque

Answer: Buster Keaton's

Answer: Joseph Francis %22Buster%22 Keaton

Answer: Joseph Frank Keaton VI

Answer: Joseph Francis Keaton


Question: According to L Frank Baum's 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz', the Road to the City of Emeralds is paved with what?

Answer: Roads of yellow-brick

Answer: The yellowbrick roads

Answer: Yellowbrick road

Answer: The yellow-brick roads

Answer: The roads of yellow brick

Answer: Road of yellowbrick

Answer: Yellow-bricks

Answer: Yellow-brick roads

Answer: The yellowbrick road

Answer: Yellowbricks

Answer: Roads of yellowbrick

Answer: Roads of yellow brick

Answer: The road of yellowbrick

Answer: Yellow brick

Answer: The roads of yellowbrick

Answer: The yellow brick road

Answer: The roads of yellow-brick

Answer: Yellowbrick

Answer: The yellow brick roads

Answer: Yellow-brick road

Answer: Road of yellow brick

Answer: The road of yellow brick

Answer: Yellow bricks

Answer: Yellow brick roads

Answer: The road of yellow-brick

Answer: Road of yellow-brick

Answer: Yellow brick road

Answer: YELLOW BRICKS

Answer: The yellow-brick road

Answer: Yellow-brick

Answer: Yellowbrick roads


Question: What is the name of the Sunday before Easter Sunday?

Answer: Flowery Sunday

Answer: PALM SUNDAY

Answer: Fir Sunday

Answer: Branch Sunday

Answer: Palm sunday

Answer: Palm Sundays

Answer: Yew Sunday

Answer: Palm Sunday

Answer: Jesus on a donkey


Question: Whom did Malcolm III kill in battle in 1057 to become King of Scotland?

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

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: Brown Willy is the highest point in which county?

Answer: Curnow

Answer: Corn Wall

Answer: Cornwall (County), England

Answer: Cernyw

Answer: Kernow

Answer: West Wales (kingdom)

Answer: Cerniw

Answer: Cornwall

Answer: Cornwall, England

Answer: Cornuvia

Answer: KERNOW

Answer: Belerion

Answer: Cornwall, UK

Answer: Cornwall, United Kingdom

Answer: Cornwall (England : County)

Answer: Maps of Cornwall


Question: Which Archbishop of Canterbury led the prayers for Diana, Princess of Wales at her 1997 funeral service?

Answer: George Leonard Carey, Baron Carey of Clifton

Answer: George Carey

Answer: Baron Carey of Clifton

Answer: George Carey, Baron Carey of Clifton

Answer: Lord Carey of Clifton

Answer: George Leonard Carey

Answer: The Lord Carey of Clifton

Answer: George L. Carey

Answer: Lord Carey


Question: Shining Tor is the highest point in which county?

Answer: Cheshire (England)

Answer: County Palatine of Cheshire

Answer: Ivy Bank County Primary School

Answer: County Palatine of Chester

Answer: Cheshire

Answer: Cheshire, England, UK

Answer: Legeceasterscir

Answer: Chestershire

Answer: County of Chester

Answer: Cheshire, England


Question: Which river flows through Cork City where it splits in two for a short distance, creating an island on which Cork's city centre is built?

Answer: River Lee, Ireland

Answer: River Lee (disambiguation)

Answer: River Lee

Answer: River Lee (Ireland)


Question: Which of England's 1966 World Cup winning footballers played for Fulham at the time?

Answer: George Reginald Cohen

Answer: George Cohen


Question: Which archipelago in the North Sea belonged to Britain until 1990 when ownership passed to Germany?

Answer: HELIGOLAND

Answer: British Administration of Heligoland

Answer: Hellgoland

Answer: Helgoland

Answer: Helgioland

Answer: Helgoland Power Cable

Answer: Island of Helgoland

Answer: Heligoland

Answer: British Heligoland


Question: In which US state is Harvard University?

Answer: Masachusetts

Answer: Masshole Commonwealth

Answer: Massachusetts (state)

Answer: Massachusetts culture

Answer: Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Masachussetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusetts

Answer: The Bay State

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussets

Answer: Culture of Massachusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: MA (state)

Answer: MASSACHUSSETTS

Answer: Massechusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussets

Answer: Religion in Massachusetts

Answer: Masschusetts

Answer: Masachussets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Transport in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusite

Answer: Economy of Massachusetts

Answer: 6th State

Answer: Massitchusits

Answer: Massachsuetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussetts

Answer: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachussets

Answer: Massachus

Answer: Massechussets

Answer: Transportation in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusets

Answer: Masachusets

Answer: Mass.

Answer: Massachusetts state

Answer: Sixth State

Answer: Massachusites

Answer: Massacheusetts

Answer: Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: US-MA

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusets

Answer: Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts (U.S. state)

Answer: Taxachusetts

Answer: State of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusettes

Answer: Massachusettsan

Answer: Education in Massachusetts


Question: A calcifuge is a plant that will grow best where?

Answer: IN ACIDIC SOIL


Question: What was the name of the frog in the children's TV series Hector's House?

Answer: Kiki (disambiguation)

Answer: Kiki (film)

Answer: KIKI (Radio station)

Answer: Kiki

Answer: KIKI


Question: To which group of primates do Aye Ayes belong?

Answer: Lemuroid

Answer: Lemuriens

Answer: LEMURS

Answer: Lemur

Answer: Lemuroidea

Answer: Lemurs

Answer: Lemurs of Madagascar


Question: Which classical author wrote the Anabasis?

Answer: Attic Muse

Answer: Xenophontas

Answer: Xenophon

Answer: Xenofon

Answer: XENOPHON

Answer: Xenophon of Thebes

Answer: Constitution of the Lacedaemonians

Answer: Ξενοφῶν

Answer: Constitution of Lacedaemon (Xenophon)

Answer: Ξενοφών

Answer: Constitution of the Lacedemonians

Answer: Xénophon

Answer: Xenophon of Athens


Question: In which country was there a secret police force called the Ton Ton Macoutes?

Answer: Haitian Ancestry

Answer: Haïti

Answer: HAITI

Answer: Name of Haiti

Answer: Republic of haiti

Answer: Haidi

Answer: Subdivisions of Haiti

Answer: ISO 3166-1:HT

Answer: Administrative divisions of Haiti

Answer: Republic of Haiti

Answer: République d'Haïti

Answer: Arrondissements and communes of haiti

Answer: Repiblik Ayiti

Answer: History of Haitian Nationality

Answer: Departements of Haiti

Answer: People of Haiti

Answer: Haiti

Answer: Ayiti

Answer: Haití

Answer: Hayti

Answer: Haitian Declaration of Independence


Question: Which duo had a hit album entitled Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)?

Answer: Eurythmics (band)

Answer: The Eurythmix

Answer: Eurithmics

Answer: Eurythmix

Answer: The Eurhythmics

Answer: EURYTHMICS

Answer: Eurythmics

Answer: The Eurythmics


Question: Haiti and the Dominican Republic share which island?

Answer: La Espanola

Answer: Island of Hispaniola

Answer: Hispanola

Answer: Isla Española

Answer: La Isla Española

Answer: Island of Haiti

Answer: Kiskeya

Answer: La Española

Answer: Hispañola

Answer: La Hispaniola

Answer: Isla Espanola

Answer: HISPANIOLA

Answer: Cap Carcasse

Answer: Hispaniola

Answer: La Isla Espanola

Answer: Haiti/Dominican Republic

Answer: Hispaniola Island

Answer: Island of Santo Domingo

Answer: Haiti & the Dominican Republic


Question: At what age does an individual first become entitled to a free TV licence?

Answer: 75

Answer: seventy-five


Question: The name of a knot on a lasso is also the name of a Japanese motor manufacturer. What is the name?

Answer: Honda Technologies

Answer: HONDA

Answer: Honda atv

Answer: Honda Motor Company, Limited

Answer: Honda Clio

Answer: Honda Soltec

Answer: Honda (automobile)

Answer: Honda Outboard

Answer: Honda Motor Co.

Answer: Honda Motor Company Limited

Answer: Honda Corporation

Answer: Honda Verno

Answer: Honda

Answer: Honda Group

Answer: Honda motorcycle

Answer: 本田

Answer: Soltec

Answer: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Answer: Hero honda passion plus

Answer: Cbr 150

Answer: Honda Motor Company Inc.

Answer: Honda motorcycles

Answer: Honda Motor Company

Answer: Honda Motor Co. Ltd.

Answer: Honda 300ex

Answer: Honda CL145

Answer: Honda Motorcycles

Answer: Honda Primo

Answer: Honda Motor Manufacturing

Answer: Honda Werther

Answer: Honda Motor


Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the first Aldermaston ban the bomb march?

Answer: Harold Macmillan, Earl of Stockton

Answer: HAROLD MACMILLAN

Answer: Maurice Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Lord Stockton

Answer: Harold McMillan

Answer: Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold mac

Answer: Harold MacMillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold MacMillan

Answer: You've never had it so good

Answer: 1st earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold Macmillan

Answer: Maurice Harold Macmillan

Answer: The Rt. Hon. The Lord Stockton

Answer: Harold McMillian


Question: What species of fly has the Latin name calliphora vomitoria?

Answer: Blue bottles

Answer: BLUEBOTTLE

Answer: Bluebottle

Answer: Bluebottle (disambiguation)

Answer: Blue bottle

Answer: Bluebottles

Answer: Blue bottle (disambiguation)

Answer: Blue Bottle


Question: What was introduced by the Volstead Act?

Answer: Alcohol prohibition in the United States

Answer: Prohibition in USA

Answer: Prohibition in the USA

Answer: Wets (Prohibition)

Answer: United states prohibition

Answer: Wine block

Answer: U.S. prohibition

Answer: The Prohibition

Answer: Prohibition in the US

Answer: Bricks of wine

Answer: USA prohibition

Answer: Noble experiment

Answer: The Noble Experiment

Answer: Prohibition of alcohol, United States

Answer: Wine blocks

Answer: Prohibition in the United States

Answer: American Prohibition

Answer: Prohibition era

Answer: Prohibition-era (US)

Answer: Noble Experiment

Answer: Wine brick

Answer: Prohibition in America

Answer: US prohibition

Answer: Prohibition in the U.S.

Answer: Blocks of wine

Answer: PROHIBITION IN THE USA

Answer: Alcohol during and after prohibition

Answer: National Prohibition

Answer: Wine bricks

Answer: US-style Prohibition

Answer: Prohibition (US)

Answer: American prohibition

Answer: Prohibition Era

Answer: Prohibition (United States)

Answer: Prohibition US

Answer: Prohibition (USA)


Question: Matthew Webb swam the English Channel and then drowned swimming where?

Answer: Niagra Falls

Answer: Niagara Falls (N.Y. and Ont.)

Answer: Roger Woodward (Niagara Falls)

Answer: Daredevils of Niagara Falls

Answer: Over the Falls in a barrel

Answer: Niagra falls

Answer: Niagara Falls Power Generation

Answer: Cataratas del Niagara

Answer: Niagara falls

Answer: NiagaraFalls

Answer: Niagara Falls power generation

Answer: The Hell of Waters

Answer: Over Niagara Falls

Answer: NIAGARA FALLS

Answer: Cataratas del Niágara

Answer: Niagara Falls


Question: During the Falklands War which ship was the British flagship?

Answer: HMS Hermes

Answer: Hms hermes

Answer: HMS HERMES


Question: Which physicist's principle asserts that the momentum & position of a particle cannot both be precisely determined at the same time?

Answer: Werner Karl Heisenberg

Answer: Hiesenberg

Answer: Werner Von Heisenberg

Answer: Heisenburg

Answer: Hizenburg

Answer: Werner Heisenberg

Answer: WERNER HEISENBERG

Answer: Karl Heisenberg

Answer: W. Heisenberg


Question: Who wrote the original novel 'The Phantom of the Opera' in 1910?

Answer: Gaston Louis Alfred Leroux

Answer: G. Leroux

Answer: Gaston Leroux

Answer: GASTON LEROUX


Question: For which county did W G Grace play cricket for most of his career?

Answer: Gloucestershire, England

Answer: County of Gloucester

Answer: Gloucestershire (traditional)

Answer: Gloucestershire (administrative)

Answer: Gloucestershire (rump)

Answer: Windsoredge

Answer: Glouchestershire

Answer: Gloucestershire

Answer: Glos.

Answer: Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

Answer: Glocs


Question: For which county did Ted Dexter play cricket for most of his career?

Answer: Sussex County Council

Answer: Sussex, UK

Answer: County of Sussex

Answer: Sussex

Answer: Sussex coast

Answer: Sussex, England

Answer: Sussex Coast

Answer: East Sussex and West Sussex

Answer: South Saxon


Question: Which cocktail consists of rum, curacao and lime juice?

Answer: Mai tai

Answer: Maitai

Answer: Mai Tai

Answer: Mai-Tai

Answer: Mai-tai


Question: Which illness is commonly treated with the drugs lisinopril and ramipril?

Answer: Hypertensive diseases

Answer: Hypertensive disorders

Answer: Laboratory tests for hypertension

Answer: Accelerated hypertension

Answer: Prognosis of hypertension

Answer: Symptoms of hypertension

Answer: Elevated blood-pressure

Answer: Diagnosis of hypertension

Answer: Hypertention

Answer: Residual hypertension

Answer: Raised blood pressure

Answer: Hypertensive disorder

Answer: Hypertension

Answer: Rebound hypertension

Answer: Signs and symptoms of hypertension

Answer: Prevention of hypertension

Answer: Hypertensive disease

Answer: Refractory hypertension

Answer: Adrenal hypertension

Answer: Economics of hypertension

Answer: Elevated blood pressure

Answer: Hyper tension

Answer: Increased blood pressure

Answer: Classification of hypertension

Answer: Signs of hypertension

Answer: Arterial hypertension

Answer: Causes of hypertension

Answer: High blood pressure

Answer: Chronic hypertension

Answer: High blood

Answer: Hypertensive

Answer: Hyperpiesia

Answer: Hyperpieses

Answer: High BP

Answer: Awareness of hypertension

Answer: Epidemiology of hypertension

Answer: High Blood Pressure


Question: The six series of which sitcom featuring Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Sally Thomsett were first broadcast in the 1970s?

Answer: Man About the House (film)

Answer: One for the Road (Man About the House)

Answer: Man About The House

Answer: Man About the House

Answer: Man about the House


Question: Which National Trust property in Wiltshire was once owned by William Henry Fox-Talbot the pioneer of photography?

Answer: Fox Talbot Museum

Answer: Lacock Abbey

Answer: Laycock Abbey

Answer: Laycock House


Question: "In which year was the radio serial ""The Archers"" first broadcast nationally?"

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-one

Answer: 1951


Question: The 27 episodes of which sitcom featuring Julia Mckenzie, Anton Rodgers and Ballard Berkley were first broadcast in the 1980s?

Answer: Fresh Fields (TV series)

Answer: Fresh Fields


Question: Which breakfast cereal was invented by William Davies in 1954?

Answer: Honey Monster Puffs

Answer: Sugar Puffs

Answer: Honey Monster


Question: Who presents the BBC4 cerebral quiz show 'Only Connect'?

Answer: Victoria Coren-Mitchell

Answer: Victoria Coren Mitchell

Answer: Victoria Coren

Answer: Vicky Coren


Question: John Crome was the main artist of which group of English painters, named after the city where he was born?

Answer: Norwich School

Answer: Norwich school

Answer: Norwich School (disambiguation)

Answer: The Norwich School


Question: Which choral work by Handel, still used at coronations, was written originally for the Coronation of King George II in 1727?

Answer: Zadok The Priest

Answer: Zadok the Priest

Answer: Zadoc the Priest

Answer: Zadok the priest


Question: La Soufriere is an active volcano situated on which West Indian island?

Answer: St Vincent

Answer: St. Vincent

Answer: Saint-Vincent

Answer: Saint Vincent

Answer: Saint-Vincent (disambiguation)

Answer: St. Vincenca

Answer: St.Vincent

Answer: Saint Vincent (disambiguation)


Question: In which sport is the Vince Lombardi awarded?

Answer: U.s. football

Answer: Football (American version)

Answer: American handegg

Answer: American gridiron football

Answer: Hand Egg

Answer: US football

Answer: American style football

Answer: American Football

Answer: Amefoot

Answer: American-Style Football

Answer: Yankball

Answer: Ameriball

Answer: American football

Answer: Yards passing

Answer: The NCAA Battlefield

Answer: Football (US)

Answer: American-Style football

Answer: Yard lines

Answer: American-style football

Answer: American foot-ball

Answer: The Game of Football

Answer: American Style Football

Answer: Passing (American Football)

Answer: Football (America)

Answer: AmericanFootball

Answer: Yankeeball

Answer: Football (American)

Answer: Tackleball

Answer: American-football

Answer: American Handegg

Answer: Defense (American football)

Answer: American rules football

Answer: American football field

Answer: American foot ball

Answer: American football/to do


Question: Nagaland is a constituent state of which SE Asian country?

Answer: ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം

Answer: هندستانڀارت،

Answer: भारतीय गणराज्याच्या

Answer: Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk

Answer: Indian Republic

Answer: ভারতরাষ্টৃ

Answer: Indian republic

Answer: ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ

Answer: Union of India

Answer: இந்தியக் குடியரசு

Answer: भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक

Answer: India (country)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IN

Answer: Indea

Answer: Etymology of India

Answer: ভারত গণরাজ্য

Answer: Republic Of India

Answer: INDIA

Answer: ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર

Answer: ভারত

Answer: Republic of India

Answer: Les Indes

Answer: Bhārat Gaṇarājya

Answer: جمہوٗرِیت بًارت

Answer: भारतमहाराज्यम्

Answer: Indya

Answer: Bharat Ganrajya

Answer: جمہوریہ بھارت

Answer: இந்திய

Answer: ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ

Answer: भारत गणराज्य

Answer: Republic of india

Answer: जुम्हूरियत भारत

Answer: Hindio

Answer: The Republic of India

Answer: భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము

Answer: India's

Answer: Hindistan

Answer: ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ

Answer: Bhart

Answer: India

Answer: భారత రిపబ్లిక్

Answer: India.

Answer: ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য

Answer: Indian State

Answer: ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND

Answer: ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Question: In which year were Queen Victoria and Prince Albert married; the uniform penny post introduced in the UK; Tchaikovsky was born?

Answer: 1840

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and forty


Question: Who originally provided the voice for TV's 'Basil Brush'?

Answer: Ivan Owen


Question: Norfolk Black and Norfolk (or Cambridge) Bronze are what type of animal?

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: Name the year: Kate Middleton is born; Mail on Sunday first published; Laker Airways collapsed

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two

Answer: 1982


Question: What is Canada's most populous province?

Answer: Ontario (canada)

Answer: Ontario

Answer: Ontario Canada

Answer: ON, Canada

Answer: Canada Ontario

Answer: Ontairo

Answer: Ontarian

Answer: Climate of Ontario

Answer: Ontario, Canada

Answer: Province of Ontario

Answer: CA-ON

Answer: Ontario (Canada)


Question: Which indigenous people call their country Aotearoa?

Answer: Mäori

Answer: Mâori

Answer: Maori

Answer: Māori

Answer: Māori (disambiguation)


Question: Which British comic included Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat?

Answer: We Are Not The Greatest

Answer: James At School Fete

Answer: Nuke Noodle

Answer: George vs Dragon

Answer: The Mighty Bork

Answer: Dino Vet

Answer: Bear Behind

Answer: Dandy (comic)

Answer: Thingummyblob

Answer: Dandy Xtreme

Answer: Office Hours

Answer: Mr Meecher, the Uncool Teacher!

Answer: Clown Wars!

Answer: Snoop Dawg

Answer: Dave the Squirrel

Answer: Dandy comic

Answer: Stan Helsing (comic strip)

Answer: Pepperoni Pig

Answer: Bamboo Town

Answer: Jibber & Steve

Answer: Dave The Squirrel

Answer: The Dandy

Answer: The Dandy Summer Special

Answer: Spoof Madvertisement!

Answer: 99 Genius Homework Excuses

Answer: Rocky O'Flair

Answer: School of Mock!

Answer: Dandy Magazine


Question: Who was Pope during most of the 1914-18 Great War, succeeding Pius X in September 1914?

Answer: Giacomo Della Chiesa

Answer: Pope Benedictus XV

Answer: Giacomo Cardinal della Chiesa

Answer: Benedictus XV

Answer: Pope Benedict the 15th

Answer: BENEDICT XV

Answer: Benedikt XV

Answer: 258th pope

Answer: Giacomo della Chiesa

Answer: Pope benedict xv

Answer: Giacomo Paolo Giovanni Battista della Chiesa

Answer: Benedict xv

Answer: Pope Benedict XV

Answer: Benedict XV


Question: The line 'The mirror crack'd from side to side' comes from which poem?

Answer: The Lady of Shallott

Answer: Lady of Shallott

Answer: The Lady of Shalott

Answer: Lady shallott

Answer: The Lady of Shallot

Answer: Lady of Shallot

Answer: The lady of shalott

Answer: The Lady of shallot

Answer: Shalott

Answer: The Lady Of Shallot

Answer: Lady of Shalott

Answer: The lady of shallot

Answer: Lady of shallot

Answer: Lady of shalott

Answer: THE LADY OF SHALLOT


Question: Which animal has breeds called Flemish Giant, French Lop and Netherland Dwarf?

Answer: The Rabbit

Answer: Rabbit (disambiguation)

Answer: RABBIT

Answer: The Rabbit (disambiguation)


Question: What does someone with ophthalmophobia fear?

Answer: BEING STARED AT


Question: In measurement, a hand is equal to how many inches?

Answer: Four

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: "Who presents ""The Unbelievable Truth"" on BBC Radio 4?"

Answer: Dave Mitchell (disambiguation)

Answer: David B. Mitchell

Answer: David mitchell

Answer: Dave Mitchell

Answer: David Mitchell

Answer: David Mitchell (soccer)

Answer: Mitchell, David

Answer: David Mitchell (footballer)

Answer: David Mitchell (football)

Answer: David Mitchell (disambiguation)


Question: What is the flavouring of the liqueur Amaretto?

Answer: Almond tree

Answer: Luz (nut)

Answer: Amygdalus amara

Answer: Almond oil

Answer: Marcona almonds

Answer: Mandel (nut)

Answer: Badam

Answer: Almond Bitter Oil

Answer: Prunus dulcis

Answer: Almond trees

Answer: Amygdalus communis

Answer: Almendrado

Answer: Amygdalus dulcis

Answer: Marcona Almonds

Answer: Prunus amygdalus dulcis

Answer: Druparia amygdalus

Answer: Marcona almond

Answer: Marcona Almond

Answer: Prunus amygdalus

Answer: Almond extract

Answer: Amygdalus fragilis

Answer: Amygdalus sativa

Answer: Baadaam

Answer: Oil of bitter almond

Answer: Toasted Almond

Answer: Oleum amygdalae

Answer: Bitter almonds

Answer: Sweet almond oil

Answer: Almond

Answer: لوز

Answer: Almonds

Answer: Oil of Bitter Almonds

Answer: Almond syrup

Answer: Bitter almond


Question: Which island nation lost a day in Dec. 2011 by moving the International Date Line to their east?

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: Which Sanskrit word appears as a concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism, etc., and means Law or Natural Law?

Answer: Dhamma

Answer: Dharma

Answer: Dharma (Buddhism)

Answer: Dharmas

Answer: 法

Answer: The dharma

Answer: Dharm

Answer: Dharmic

Answer: Dhammā

Answer: Fǎ


Question: Who hosts the ITV show 'Take Me Out'?

Answer: Christine McGuiness

Answer: The Dark Side Tour

Answer: Paddy McGuiness

Answer: Patrick mcguiness

Answer: Paddy McGuinness

Answer: Paddy mcguiness

Answer: Paddy Mcguinness

Answer: Paddy McGuinness (Comedian)

Answer: Paddy McGuinness (comedian)


Question: On board a ship, what is the purpose of the rope known as a halyard?

Answer: To hoist a sail


Question: Which coastal West African country borders only Guinea and Liberia?

Answer: Sierrra Leone

Answer: Sierra Leoneans

Answer: Sierra Leon

Answer: S/Leone

Answer: Sierra leone

Answer: List of Sierra Leone districts by population

Answer: Sierra Leonian

Answer: Culture of Sierra Leone

Answer: Sierra lione

Answer: Serra leoa

Answer: Sierra Leone

Answer: S. Leone

Answer: Sierra Leonne

Answer: Sierra Leonean language

Answer: Republic of Sierra Leone

Answer: Sierra Leonians

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SL

Answer: Sierra Leoneon

Answer: Seirra Leone

Answer: Sierra Leone Public Archives

Answer: Sierra Leome

Answer: Sierra Leonean

Answer: Sierra leon

Answer: Sierra Leone/History

Answer: Sierre Leone


Question: King Charles II nicknamed which US state (then colony) 'Old Dominion' for its loyalty to the Crown during the Commonwealth?

Answer: US-VA

Answer: State of Virginia

Answer: Virginia, USA

Answer: Tenth State

Answer: Religion in Virginia

Answer: Virginia (USA state)

Answer: Virginia (state)

Answer: Commonwealth of VA

Answer: Rest of Virginia

Answer: Virginia

Answer: Mother of Presidents

Answer: Virginia (USA State)

Answer: The Old Dominion

Answer: VA (state)

Answer: Commonwealth of Virginia

Answer: Virginian Commonwealth

Answer: The Mother of Presidents

Answer: Virginia, United States

Answer: Council of Virginia

Answer: Sports in Virginia

Answer: Viginia

Answer: Virginia (U.S. state)

Answer: 10th State

Answer: Virgina

Answer: The Commonwealth of Virginia

Answer: VA, USA

Answer: Virginia (State)


Question: Which Roman Emperor succeeded his father Vespasian in 79?

Answer: Roman Emperor Titus

Answer: Titus (emperor)

Answer: Titus

Answer: Titus Vespasianus

Answer: Roman emperor Titus

Answer: Flavius Vespasianus Titus

Answer: Emperor Titus


Question: Which US state was admitted to the Union in 1876, hence its nickname of 'the Centennial State'?

Answer: Colorado (State)

Answer: Colorful Colorado

Answer: Special districts of Colorado

Answer: Insignia of the State of Colorado

Answer: List of military facilities in Colorado

Answer: Coloradan

Answer: Cuisines of Colorado

Answer: Colorado (U.S. state)

Answer: List of professional sports teams in Colorado

Answer: Religion in Colorado

Answer: Professional sport teams of Colorado

Answer: Rocky Mountain Empire

Answer: Thirty-eighth State

Answer: 38th State

Answer: Coloradans

Answer: Colorado, United States

Answer: The Centennial State

Answer: Colo.

Answer: List of professional sports teams of Colorado

Answer: Protected areas of Colorado

Answer: Education in Colorado

Answer: State of Colorado

Answer: Columbine State

Answer: Thirty-Eighth State

Answer: Colorado (state)

Answer: List of former professional sports teams of Colorado

Answer: US-CO

Answer: Colorado protected areas

Answer: Mother of Rivers

Answer: List of Colorado state insignia

Answer: Fine arts in Colorado

Answer: Climate of Colorado

Answer: Professional sports in Colorado

Answer: Colorado state nickname

Answer: Emblems of the State of Colorado

Answer: Colorado

Answer: Colorado military facilities

Answer: Demographics of Colorado

Answer: Colorada

Answer: Kolorado

Answer: Culture of Colorado

Answer: Colarado

Answer: Centennial State

Answer: CO (state)

Answer: Buffalo Plains State

Answer: Military facilities in Colorado


Question: Which group was founded by Steve Marriott, Ronny Lane, Kenney Jones and Jimmy Winston, Winston soon being replaced by Ian McLagan?

Answer: Small Faces

Answer: The Small Faces

Answer: The Darlings of Wapping Wharf Launderette


Question: In 2001 which movie was the first winner of the Best Animated Movie Oscar?

Answer: Shrek One

Answer: Shrek in the Swamp Karaoke Dance Party

Answer: Cast of Shrek

Answer: Shrek (Movie)

Answer: Shrek (film)

Answer: SHReK

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 2)

Answer: Shrek 1

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 1)

Answer: Shrek I

Answer: List of Shrek: The Series episodes

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 4)

Answer: שרעק

Answer: Shrek: The Series (season 3)

Answer: Shrek the First

Answer: Production of Shrek

Answer: Shrek Timeline

Answer: Shrek

Answer: Shrek (comics)


Question: The Griffith Observatory is situated in what US City?

Answer: City of Los Angeles, California

Answer: Sister cities of Los Angeles

Answer: L A

Answer: Loa Angeles, CA

Answer: The Angels, California

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: Los Angeles, United States of America

Answer: L a

Answer: Los Angles

Answer: GEO:USLAX

Answer: The City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos

Answer: L. A.

Answer: The city of L A

Answer: Los Angeles City

Answer: Englaborg

Answer: LOC:USLAX

Answer: LA, CA

Answer: Los Angeles,CA

Answer: Brentwood Circle, Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: The city of L. A.

Answer: City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Calif.

Answer: USLAX

Answer: The city of LA

Answer: Los angels

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora La Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula

Answer: Los angeles, california

Answer: El lay

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: L.A.

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles del Río de Porciúncula

Answer: Los angeles ca

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de los Angeles de la Porciuncula

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles de Porciúncula

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.

Answer: Los Angeles, United States

Answer: LA, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Ca.

Answer: Los Angeles, California, USA

Answer: Los angeles

Answer: L.a.

Answer: Los angeles, ca

Answer: 72 suburbs in search of a city

Answer: Religion in Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles (Calif.)

Answer: City of L A

Answer: El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, CA

Answer: LA Ca

Answer: Los Angeles, California, United States

Answer: La-la land

Answer: The city of L.A.

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora Reina de los Ángeles de la Porciuncula

Answer: Los Angeles California

Answer: Los Angeles, USA

Answer: City of L.A.

Answer: L . A .

Answer: Los Angeles (CA)

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles del Río de Porciúncula

Answer: Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciúncula

Answer: El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: City of los angeles

Answer: La-la Land

Answer: Los Angeles.

Answer: Loa Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, California, US

Answer: Los Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, CA.

Answer: Lost Angeles, California

Answer: LA City

Answer: Los Ángeles, California

Answer: City of LA

Answer: El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, California

Answer: L.A

Answer: Brentwood Circle

Answer: Los Angelas

Answer: LA

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Answer: City of L. A.

Answer: Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Los angelas

Answer: Los Angeles (City)

Answer: L.a., ca

Answer: Las Angeles

Answer: Los angeles, calif

Answer: Geography of Los Angeles

Answer: Environmental issues in Los Angeles

Answer: Northern Los Angeles

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USLAX


Question: The Radio 5 Live show 'Fighting Talk' is hosted by which presenter?

Answer: Colin Murray


Question: What country borders only Romania and Ukraine?

Answer: Moldowa

Answer: Moldova (Republic Of)

Answer: Architecture of Moldova

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MD

Answer: Modolva

Answer: Ukrainians in Moldova

Answer: Republica Moldova

Answer: Etymology of Moldova

Answer: Republic of Moldova

Answer: Moldova

Answer: Moldova in World War II

Answer: Moldovan (citizen)

Answer: Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (Republic of)

Answer: The Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (republic)

Answer: Country MDA

Answer: Moldova, Republic of


Question: What is an alternative name for vitamin B9, essential in promoting cell growth, particularly during pregnancy?

Answer: Folic acid chemdata supplement

Answer: Folbal

Answer: Folic acid antagonists

Answer: Folate pathway

Answer: Folate biosynthesis

Answer: Cytofol

Answer: Folate

Answer: ATCvet code QB03BB01

Answer: C19H19O6

Answer: Folsaure

Answer: Vitamin B-9

Answer: Folate synthesis

Answer: Folic acid supplementation

Answer: C19H19N7O6

Answer: Folvite

Answer: Foliamin

Answer: List of foods containing Vitamin M

Answer: Dosfolat B activ

Answer: Millafol

Answer: Vitamin B9

Answer: Folic Acid

Answer: Folcidin

Answer: Follic acid

Answer: Foldine

Answer: Folvron

Answer: Folic acid (drug)

Answer: Pteroylmonoglutamic acid

Answer: Food folate

Answer: Incafolic

Answer: Vitamin b9

Answer: Folic acid

Answer: Vitamin M

Answer: Folipac

Answer: Vitamin Bc

Answer: Acifolic

Answer: Folsav

Answer: One carbon pool by folate

Answer: Pteroylmonoglutamate

Answer: ATC code B03BB01

Answer: Pteroyl-L-glutamic acid

Answer: Folacid

Answer: Folvidon

Answer: Folettes

Answer: Folacin

Answer: Apo-Folic

Answer: Folsan

Answer: Folicet


Question: The Pilgrimage of Grace was a popular uprising in 1536, led by Robert Aske, in which city did it take place?

Answer: Park Grove (1895)

Answer: York UA

Answer: Yorkish

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBYRK

Answer: York, UK

Answer: Eoforwic

Answer: Park Grove School

Answer: York Ham

Answer: The weather in York

Answer: City of York

Answer: York, England

Answer: York, Yorkshire

Answer: York ham

Answer: County Borough of York

Answer: YORK

Answer: Eoferwic

Answer: Park Grove Primary School

Answer: York, North Yorkshire

Answer: Yoisk

Answer: York

Answer: York (England)


Question: Which common English word is derived from the ancient Greek word meaning 'the area in front of the stage where the chorus performs'?

Answer: Orchestra music

Answer: Orchestra

Answer: Large orchestra

Answer: Symphony orchestra

Answer: Philharmonic orchestra

Answer: Philharmony

Answer: Orchestra and orchestration

Answer: Philarmonic orchestra

Answer: Philharmonic

Answer: Orchestral

Answer: Symphonic music

Answer: Orchestras

Answer: Ochestraic

Answer: Chamber Orchestra

Answer: Sections of an orchestra

Answer: Orchestral music

Answer: Orchaestra

Answer: Sky orchestra

Answer: Symphony Orchestras

Answer: Chamber orchestra

Answer: Symphonic orchestra

Answer: Philharmonic Orchestra

Answer: Symphony Orchestra

Answer: Symphonic Music

Answer: Orchestral work

Answer: Symphony orchestras


Question: Andrew Robson writes a daily column for The Times on what topic?

Answer: Bridges

Answer: Bridge railing styles

Answer: Bridge building

Answer: BRIDGE

Answer: Bridge abutments

Answer: Railroad Bridge

Answer: Railroad bridge

Answer: Road bridges

Answer: Bridge Building

Answer: Bridge (engineering)

Answer: Double-deck bridge

Answer: Railway bridges

Answer: Types of bridges

Answer: Railway bridge

Answer: Bridge (structure)

Answer: Bridge railing

Answer: Bridge railing style

Answer: Brigecraft

Answer: Road bridge

Answer: Bridgecraft

Answer: Bridge

Answer: Road Bridge

Answer: Bridge failure

Answer: Rail bridge

Answer: Railway Bridge

Answer: Bidge

Answer: Bridge failures


Question: The bones of King Richard III have been discovered under a car park in which English city?

Answer: County Borough of Leicester

Answer: Leicester, Leicestershire

Answer: Caerlyr

Answer: Leicester

Answer: LEICESTER

Answer: Leicester UA

Answer: Leicester, United Kingdom

Answer: Leicester, England

Answer: Leicester, UK

Answer: Liecester

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBLCS

Answer: Leycester

Answer: Caerlŷr

Answer: Leicesterians

Answer: City of Leicester


Question: Which Briton won the Nobel Prize for Literature in the 1980s?

Answer: Golding, William

Answer: WILLIAM GOLDING

Answer: The Scorpion God

Answer: William g golding

Answer: William (Gerald) Golding

Answer: Sir William Golding

Answer: William G. Golding

Answer: Sir William Gerald Golding

Answer: William Gerald Golding

Answer: William Golding


Question: In Rugby Union, how high, in metres, is the crossbar?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Which optical toy was first patented in 1817 by David Brewster?

Answer: Kalidescope

Answer: Kaleidescope

Answer: KaleidoScope

Answer: Caleidoscope

Answer: Kalidoscope

Answer: KALEIDOSCOPE

Answer: Kalaidoscope

Answer: Kaleidascope

Answer: Kaleidoscope


Question: Give a year in the life of poet and painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Answer: 1828-1882


Question: Who was the narrator in the novel 'Moby Dick'?

Answer: Kedemah

Answer: Yishmoel

Answer: Ishmail

Answer: Yismael

Answer: Ishmeelites

Answer: İsmail

Answer: Ishmael

Answer: Naphish

Answer: Is'mail

Answer: Yishma'el

Answer: إسماعيل

Answer: יִשְׁמָעֵאל

Answer: Isma'el

Answer: Ismaeel

Answer: Yishmā'ēl

Answer: Mishma

Answer: Ishmeelite

Answer: Yishmael

Answer: Islamic views on Ishmael

Answer: Ismail

Answer: Yishmoeil

Answer: ISHMAEL


Question: Which art movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and George Braque?

Answer: Analytical Cubism

Answer: Cubistic

Answer: Multiple perspective

Answer: Synthetic cubism

Answer: Cubist artist

Answer: CUBISM

Answer: Cubists

Answer: Analytic cubism

Answer: Cubist painting

Answer: Cubist

Answer: Analytical cubism

Answer: Synthetic Cubism

Answer: Cubism

Answer: Analytic Cubism


Question: Who was the founder of Sikhism?

Answer: Guru Nanak Dev ji

Answer: GURU NANAK

Answer: Baba Nanak

Answer: Sri Guru Nanak

Answer: गुरु नानक देव

Answer: گرونانک

Answer: Guru Nānak

Answer: Nanak Dev

Answer: Baba Guru Nanak

Answer: Guru Nanak Dev Ji

Answer: Gurunanak

Answer: Nānak

Answer: Nanak the first guru

Answer: Guru Nanak Sahib

Answer: Dev, Nanak Guru

Answer: Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ju

Answer: Nanak

Answer: Sri Guru Nanak Dev

Answer: Gurunank

Answer: Babur Vani

Answer: Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji

Answer: Guru Nanak Dev

Answer: Udasis

Answer: Guru Nanak

Answer: Baburvani

Answer: Nanak Dev Ji

Answer: ਗੁਰੂ ਨਾਨਕ ਦੇਵ


Question: The youngest gold medalist for team GB at the 2012 Olympics, Jade Jones, won in which sport?

Answer: Punch (Taekwondo)

Answer: Taekwondo

Answer: Tae-Kwon-Do.

Answer: Tae kwan do

Answer: TaeKwonDo

Answer: Dan (Taekwondo)

Answer: Tae Kwon-do

Answer: Taiquando

Answer: Kyrugi

Answer: ITF Taekwondo

Answer: 태권도

Answer: Taekwon do

Answer: Tae Kwan Do

Answer: Tae kwon-do

Answer: TaekWon Do

Answer: History of Taekwondo

Answer: TaeKwon-Do

Answer: Tae kwondo

Answer: Tai quan do

Answer: TKD

Answer: Tae kune do

Answer: Tae-kwan-do

Answer: Gong Soo

Answer: Taekwando

Answer: Tai kwon do

Answer: Taikwondo

Answer: TaeKwonDoe

Answer: Thyakwento

Answer: Tae kown do

Answer: Kyorugi

Answer: T'aekwondo

Answer: TAEKWANDO

Answer: Taiquandao

Answer: Kyup

Answer: Traditional taekwondo

Answer: Tae-Kwon-Do

Answer: Gong Soo Do

Answer: Torann Mazeroi

Answer: Tae kwon do

Answer: Tai kwan do

Answer: Tae kwando

Answer: Punch(Taekwondo)

Answer: テコンドー

Answer: Taekwon-do

Answer: Taegwondo

Answer: History of tkd

Answer: History of taekwondo

Answer: T'aekwŏndo

Answer: Sine wave technique

Answer: Tkd

Answer: Tae kwon doe

Answer: Taikwon dou

Answer: Korean Karate

Answer: Tae Kwon-Do

Answer: Tae-kwon-do

Answer: Taequando

Answer: Tae Kwon Do

Answer: Taekwondo history

Answer: 跆拳道

Answer: WTF Taekwondo

Answer: Sport Taekwondo

Answer: Taekwondoe

Answer: TaekWon do

Answer: Taikwon do

Answer: Taekwon-Do


Question: With regard to book titles, if TDVC is 'The Da Vinci Code', which E L James book is F S 0 G?

Answer: Fifty shades of Grey

Answer: Anastasia Steele

Answer: FIFTY SHADES OF GREY

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: In musical terminology, what word describes sliding between two notes?

Answer: Glissando

Answer: Gliss

Answer: Bend (music)

Answer: Note bending

Answer: Glissandi

Answer: Glissandos

Answer: GLISSANDO

Answer: Pick gliss

Answer: Bent pitch


Question: Which book begins 'When he was nearly thirteen my brother Jem got his arm badly broken'?

Answer: To Assassinate a Mockingbird

Answer: To Kill a Mockingbird (novel)

Answer: To Kill a Mocking Bird

Answer: To Kill a Mocking-Bird

Answer: To Kill A Mockingbird

Answer: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD

Answer: Tkam

Answer: TKAM

Answer: To kill a mockingbird

Answer: TKMB

Answer: Maycomb, AL

Answer: Maycomb disease

Answer: Maycomb

Answer: To Kill a Mockingbird (play)

Answer: To Klil A Mockingbird

Answer: How to Kill a Mockingbird

Answer: Prejudices in mockingbird

Answer: Tkmb

Answer: Tkamb

Answer: To Kill A Mocking Bird

Answer: Maycomb, Alabama

Answer: To Kill a Mockingbird

Answer: To kill a mockingbird book

Answer: To kill a Mocking bird


Question: Who directed the first two Beatles' films 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help! '?

Answer: Richard Lester

Answer: RICHARD LESTER

Answer: Dick Lester

Answer: Lester, Richard


Question: Which bass guitarist with the Animals became the manager of Jimi Hendrix?

Answer: Chas Chandler

Answer: CHAS CHANDLER

Answer: Bryan 'Chas' Chandler


Question: Which female singer won her second Mercury Music Prize in 2011 for her album let England Shake'?

Answer: PJH

Answer: Polly Harvey

Answer: Harvey, PJ

Answer: PJ Harvey

Answer: P.J. Harvey

Answer: Pj harvey

Answer: P J Harvey

Answer: P. J. Harvey

Answer: Polly Jean Harvey

Answer: P J HARVEY


Question: In which book, first published in 1961, would you find the character Milo Minderbinder?

Answer: Catch 22 (disambiguation)

Answer: Catch-22 (disambiguation)

Answer: Catch 22 (album)

Answer: CATCH 22


Question: Which constituency did Harold Macmillan represent when he was Prime Minister?

Answer: Valley Primary School

Answer: Bromley

Answer: Bromley, Greater London

Answer: Bromley, Kent

Answer: Bromley, London, England

Answer: Bromly

Answer: Bromley, Bromley

Answer: Bromley, Bromley, London, England

Answer: Bromley, England

Answer: BROMLEY

Answer: Breaside Preparatory School

Answer: Bromley Town, London

Answer: Bromley, London

Answer: Widmore


Question: Which British motorcycle manufacture produced models called 'Bonneville' and 'Thunderbird'?

Answer: St Joseph's College, Geelong

Answer: Tri-UMPH Festival

Answer: TRIUMPH

Answer: Tri-UMPH

Answer: St. Joseph's College, Geelong


Question: Which Scotsman became the first European to reach the River Niger in 1796?

Answer: Mungo Park (disambiguation)

Answer: Mungo Park


Question: Who was the UK Poet Laureate or the longest period?

Answer: A. tennyson

Answer: Baron Alfred Tennyson

Answer: Tennyson (poet)

Answer: Alfred Tennyson, Lord Tennyson

Answer: Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Lord

Answer: Alfred Tennyson Tennyson

Answer: Alfred Lord Tennison

Answer: Tennyson

Answer: A Tennyson

Answer: Lord Tennyson

Answer: Tennysonian

Answer: Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson

Answer: Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Answer: Alfred Tennyson

Answer: Lord Tennyson Alfred

Answer: Alfred Lord Tennyson

Answer: Lord Alfred Tennyson


Question: Who had a UK No.1 hit with the instrumental 'Eye Level' in 1973?

Answer: Simon Park

Answer: The Simon Park Orchestra

Answer: Simon Park Orchestra


Question: Otology is a branch of medicine concerned with which part of the body?

Answer: Ear diseases

Answer: Ear

Answer: Human ear

Answer: Ear (vertebrate)

Answer: Ears


Question: In Channel 4's 1987 adaptation of Tom Sharpe's novel 'Porterhouse Blue', who played the part of Skullion the Head Porter?

Answer: David Jason filmography

Answer: David Jason

Answer: Filmography of David Jason

Answer: Sir David Jason


Question: According to the Guinness Book of Records, which European country's flag is the oldest?

Answer: Denmark (It has been in continuous use for 700 years).

Denmark (It has been in continuous use for 700 years).


Question: Who wrote the 1984 Booker Prize winning novel 'Hotel Du Lac'?

Answer: Anita Brookner


Question: Who is the current Director General of the BBC?

Answer: (Lord) Tony Hall


Question: Which European country has the same flag as Chad - a blue, yellow and red tricolour?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RO

Answer: Romanian state

Answer: ROMANIA

Answer: Roumania

Answer: Etymology of Romania

Answer: Romainia

Answer: Romînia

Answer: North Danubian region

Answer: Carpathian Danubian space

Answer: ROU

Answer: România

Answer: Romanian State

Answer: Roumanie

Answer: Country ROM

Answer: Rromania

Answer: Romania

Answer: Republic of Romania

Answer: RO (country)

Answer: Rumänien

Answer: Danubian-Carpathian Area

Answer: Rumania

Answer: Austro-Hungarian Empire (Romania)

Answer: Rumunia


Question: Which American motor manufacturer's logo is the head of a ram?

Answer: Dodge

Answer: Dodge V8

Answer: Dodge Brothers

Answer: Dodge Motors

Answer: Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company

Answer: Dodge Brothers Company

Answer: Dodge Brothers, Inc

Answer: Dadge

Answer: Grab life by the horns

Answer: Dodge Motor Company

Answer: Dodge (car)

Answer: Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company

Answer: The Dodge Brothers Company

Answer: Dodge division

Answer: Dodge Cars

Answer: Fratzog


Question: Who, c1842, painted the picture Snowstorm - Steamboat off a Harbour's Mouth, now in the Tate?

Answer: Turner collection

Answer: J.+M.+W.+Turner

Answer: Joseph W. Tuner

Answer: Turnerian

Answer: J.M.W. Turner

Answer: Turner Bequest

Answer: J.W.M. Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallard William Turner

Answer: Turner (painter)

Answer: J. M. W. Turner

Answer: J M W Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallord William Turner RA

Answer: JNW Turner

Answer: Joseph M. W. Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallord William Turner

Answer: JMW Turner

Answer: John Mallord William Turner

Answer: Joseph William Turner

Answer: Turneresque

Answer: J+M+W+Turner


Question: What was the name of the car ferry that capsized whilst leaving Zeebrugge in 1987?

Answer: M/S Herald of Free Enterprise

Answer: Zeebrugge ferry disaster

Answer: MS Herald of Free Enterprise

Answer: Herald of free enterprise

Answer: IMO 7820485

Answer: Flushing Range

Answer: The Herald of Free Enterprise

Answer: Herald of Free Enterprise

Answer: Zeebrugge Disaster


Question: What type of animal is Wilbur in the story Charloffe's Web?

Answer: Chazer

Answer: Piggeh

Answer: Sus (genus)

Answer: Pig

Answer: Pigs


Question: On a rail journey from London to Edinburgh from what London terminus station do you depart?

Answer: King's Cross (disambiguation)

Answer: King's Cross

Answer: Kings Cross

Answer: Kings Cross (disambiguation)

Answer: King's Cross


Question: What musical term means in a majestic, stately or dignified manner?

Answer: Maestoso


Question: What is the pen-name of the gossip columnist in the Daily Express, first written by Tom Driberg in 1928 and later Nigel Dempster in the 1960s?

Answer: William Hickey

Answer: Hickey, William

Answer: William Hickey (disambiguation)


Question: Which US state is the least populated?

Answer: State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming state symbols

Answer: Wyoming (state)

Answer: Wyoming

Answer: Cowboy State

Answer: Geography of Wyoming

Answer: Education in Wyoming

Answer: Transport in Wyoming

Answer: Forty-Fourth State

Answer: Law and government of Wyoming

Answer: Constitution of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Symbols of the State of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming metropolitan areas

Answer: Wyoming economy

Answer: Constitution of Wyoming

Answer: Demographics of Wyoming

Answer: Big Wonderful Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming counties

Answer: Sports in Wyoming

Answer: Equality State

Answer: Wyoming state nickname

Answer: The Equality State

Answer: Religion in Wyoming

Answer: 44th State

Answer: Wyomingite

Answer: US-WY

Answer: Wioming

Answer: Wyoming State Constitution

Answer: Economy of Wyoming

Answer: Wyoming factsheet

Answer: Transportation in Wyoming

Answer: Government of Wyoming

Answer: The Cowboy State

Answer: Politics of Wyoming

Answer: Wyomingites

Answer: Wyoming (U.S. state)

Answer: Wyoming, United States

Answer: Forty-fourth State

Answer: Wyo.

Answer: Climate of Wyoming


Question: Which artist painted 'The Laughing Cavalier'?

Answer: Frans Hals

Answer: Franz Hals


Question: Which artist painted 'Monarch of the Glen'?

Answer: Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

Answer: Landseer, Sir Edwin Henry

Answer: Henry Landseer

Answer: Sir Edwin Landseer

Answer: Edwin Landseer

Answer: Edwin Henry Landseer


Question: With which pop group is Lou Reed associated?

Answer: Velvet Underground

Answer: The Velvet Underground

Answer: Velvet underground


Question: The popular 'Humming Chorus' comes from which Puccini opera?

Answer: Madam Butterfly

Answer: Lieutenant Pinkerton

Answer: Madama Butterfly

Answer: Un bel di vedremo

Answer: B. F. Pinkerton

Answer: Cio-Cio-San

Answer: Cio Cio San

Answer: Cio-Cio San

Answer: Un bel dì vedremo

Answer: Un bel di

Answer: Madame Butterfly

Answer: B.F. Pinkerton

Answer: Vogliatemi bene

Answer: Un Bel Di


Question: In one of Walter Scott's Waverley' novels what was The Heart of Midlothian?

Answer: Penitentiary system

Answer: County jails

Answer: Jails

Answer: Prisons

Answer: Medium security prison

Answer: Correctional facilities

Answer: Correctional center

Answer: Detention facility

Answer: Administrative security

Answer: Health care in prisons

Answer: Prison

Answer: Gefangnis

Answer: Incarcerated

Answer: Jailed

Answer: Prison healthcare

Answer: Bighouse (brand)

Answer: Graybar hotel

Answer: Prison population rate

Answer: Medium-security

Answer: Gaols

Answer: Incarceration

Answer: Medium security

Answer: Correctional centre

Answer: Gaol

Answer: Penal facility

Answer: JAIL

Answer: Jailhouse

Answer: A prison

Answer: Correctional Institution

Answer: Hoosegow

Answer: Remand prison

Answer: Custody level

Answer: Detention centers

Answer: Jail (American)

Answer: Penal institutions

Answer: Prison health care

Answer: Calaboose

Answer: Correctional facility

Answer: Gaoled

Answer: Global incarceration rates

Answer: Gefängnis

Answer: Jail

Answer: County Jail

Answer: Minimum security

Answer: Correctional institution

Answer: City jail

Answer: Minimum security prison

Answer: Incarcerate

Answer: Prison system

Answer: Correctional institutions

Answer: Gefaengnis

Answer: Penal institution

Answer: Correctional institute

Answer: County jail

Answer: Correction and Detention Facilities

Answer: Correctional Institute

Answer: Prison term

Answer: Detention facilities

Answer: Prison cells


Question: Lucy Honeychurch is the heroine of which novel by E. M. Forster?

Answer: A Room With a View

Answer: A Room with a View

Answer: A room with a view

Answer: A Room with A View

Answer: Charlotte Bartlett

Answer: Lucy Honeychurch

Answer: A Room With A View

Answer: Room With a View


Question: In which Verdi opera do the gypsies sing the 'Anvil Chorus'?

Answer: Dei miei bollenti spiriti

Answer: II Trovatore

Answer: Azucena (gypsy)

Answer: Le trouvère

Answer: The Troubador

Answer: Leonora (Il trovatore)

Answer: Il Trovatore

Answer: Il trovatore


Question: Who was the first President to be an American citizen from birth, having been born after the Declaration of Independence?

Answer: Martin Van Buren

Answer: Martin van Buren

Answer: Martin VanBuren

Answer: Martin van bueren

Answer: President Van Buren

Answer: The Little Magician

Answer: Little Magician

Answer: Martin Van Ruin

Answer: 8th President of the United States

Answer: Presidency of Martin Van Buren

Answer: Maarten van Buren

Answer: Van Buren Administration

Answer: Eighth President of the United States

Answer: Martin van bueran

Answer: Martin Van Buran

Answer: Old Kinderhook


Question: How many symphonies did Jean Sibelius compose?

Answer: Seven

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: Who was the original illustrator of A A Milnes's Minnie the Pooh' stories?

Answer: EH Shepard

Answer: E. H. Shepherd

Answer: Ernest H Shepard

Answer: E. H. Shepard

Answer: Ernest H. Shepard

Answer: Ernest Howard Shepard

Answer: E.H. Shepard

Answer: Ernest Shepherd

Answer: E H Shepard

Answer: Ernest Shepard


Question: What type of exhibit can be seen in the military museum at Bovington in Dorset?

Answer: Tank gunner

Answer: Tank Commander

Answer: Tank (warfare)

Answer: Military tank

Answer: Amored Tank

Answer: Tank (military)

Answer: Tank driver

Answer: Tanks

Answer: Tank (weapon)

Answer: Army tank

Answer: Tank co-driver

Answer: Tank

Answer: Armoured tank

Answer: Tankdozer

Answer: Tank mechanic

Answer: Tank loader

Answer: Tank commander

Answer: Tank dozer

Answer: Tank: Armoured Combat Vehicle

Answer: Tank (vehicle)

Answer: Tank radioman

Answer: Tank engineer

Answer: Armoured defence/ground strike vehicle


Question: On which part of the body would a Japanese person wear a geta?

Answer: Foot fracture

Answer: Human feet

Answer: Foot muscles

Answer: Pedis

Answer: Dorsum of foot

Answer: Joints of foot

Answer: Plates of meat

Answer: Muscles of the Feet

Answer: Foot dorsum

Answer: Foot

Answer: Joints of the foot

Answer: Articulatio pedis

Answer: Broken foot

Answer: Foot (anatomy)

Answer: Articulationes pedis

Answer: Foot type

Answer: Insteps

Answer: Articulations of foot

Answer: Human foot

Answer: Foot sweat

Answer: Instep

Answer: Feet

Answer: Foot deformities

Answer: Foot taboo

Answer: Foot fractures


Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera has the alternate title 'Bunthome's Bride'?

Answer: Patience

Answer: Patiently

Answer: Patiency

Answer: Impatience

Answer: Patience (character trait)


Question: The site of Carthage is now in a suburb of which modem capital city?

Answer: Emirate of Tunis

Answer: Borjsedria, Tunisia

Answer: Capital of Tunisia

Answer: Tūnis

Answer: Tūnis, Tunisia

Answer: Tunis, TS

Answer: Tunis

Answer: Tunis, Tunisia

Answer: Etymology of Tunis

Answer: Tunes, Tunisia

Answer: تونس

Answer: Borj Cédria, Tunisia


Question: What is the currency of Israel?

Answer: Shekel

Answer: Chatzi hashekel

Answer: Shekal

Answer: Shekalim

Answer: Sheqels

Answer: Sheqalim

Answer: SheK.

Answer: Shekels

Answer: SheḲ.

Answer: Half shekel

Answer: Chatzi shekel

Answer: Sheqel


Question: In which country are the 2019 Rugby Union World Cup finals to be held?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: The Song of Simeon canticle is also known by which Latin name?

Answer: Song of Simeon

Answer: Nunc dimittis

Answer: Simeon, Canticle of

Answer: Nunc Dimittis

Answer: Nunc dimmitis

Answer: Canticle of Simeon


Question: Presented in February 2013, which film won the 2012 Best Film Oscar?

Answer: Argo


Question: Which designer, artist and poet founded the Kelmscott Press in 1891?

Answer: William Morris

Answer: Kelmscott Press

Answer: W. Morris

Answer: William morris

Answer: Kelmscott Chaucer

Answer: Morris, William


Question: What is the collective noun for a group of alligators?

Answer: Congregants

Answer: Congregations

Answer: Religious Congregation

Answer: The congregation

Answer: Congregation

Answer: Congregation (worship)

Answer: Congregation (disambiguation)

Answer: The english congregation


Question: In literature and films Admiral Sir Miles Messery was better known as what?

Answer: M

Answer: Ｍ

Answer: M (letter)


Question: Which Australian cricketer scored a record number of runs for a number 11 batsman in a Test Match innings, during the first Ashes Test of 2013 at Trent Bridge?

Answer: Ashton Charles Agar

Answer: Agar, Ashton

Answer: Ashton Agar


Question: Which desert lies between the Red Sea and the River Nile in Sudan?

Answer: Nubian Desert

Answer: Nubian desert


Question: Which disastrous amphibious landing in 1942 used British troops, Canadian troops and US Rangers?

Answer: Dieppe, France

Answer: Dieppe, Seine-Maritime

Answer: Dieppe

Answer: DIEPPE

Answer: Dieppe, france

Answer: Dieppe (Seine-Maritime)


Question: Which food retailer uses the slogan 'We're good with food'?

Answer: International (supermarket)

Answer: Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society

Answer: Co-op Group

Answer: Co-operative Group members

Answer: Co-operative Group

Answer: The co-op group

Answer: Manx Co-operative Society

Answer: The Co-Operative Group

Answer: Plymouth & South West

Answer: Plymco Co-op

Answer: CWS UK

Answer: Cooperative Group

Answer: Members of the Co-Operative Group

Answer: Co-operative Group Members

Answer: Co-Operative Group

Answer: THE CO-OPERATIVE

Answer: Societies of The Co-operative Group

Answer: Coop Group

Answer: The Co-Operative

Answer: The co-operative group's new head office

Answer: Co-Op UK

Answer: The Co-operative Group

Answer: Members of The Co-Operative Group

Answer: The Co-operative

Answer: The co-op

Answer: Members of the Co-operative Group

Answer: Plymouth and South West Co-operative Society

Answer: Scottish co-op

Answer: Co-operative group

Answer: Members of The Co-operative Group

Answer: Cooperative Wholesale Society

Answer: Linfood Holdings

Answer: Co-operative Group Ltd.

Answer: Plymco


Question: Against which nation did Sachin Tendulkar score his 100th international century?

Answer: Bangladeish

Answer: Bangladesh

Answer: B'desh

Answer: Bengaledesh

Answer: Bangla-Desh

Answer: Bangledesh

Answer: Bengaldesh

Answer: BNGL

Answer: গনপ্রজাতন্ত্রী বাংলােদশ

Answer: Gana Praja-tantri Bangladesh

Answer: Peoples Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Gônôprôjatôntri Bangladesh

Answer: People's Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bangaladesh

Answer: Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bdesh

Answer: People's Republic of Bangladesh

Answer: Bangladash

Answer: Bangla Desh

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BD

Answer: বাংলাদেশ

Answer: Bengali Republic

Answer: Bengladesh

Answer: Bangladesxo

Answer: Bangaldesh

Answer: BANGLADESH

Answer: Bengali People's Republic

Answer: B-desh

Answer: Blangadesh

Answer: Biodiversity in Bangladesh

Answer: Gônoprojatontri Bangladesh


Question: In which country was the inventor of the machine gun Hiram Maxim born?

Answer: The United States of America

Answer: United States Of Amerca

Answer: Us of a

Answer: U.–S.–A.

Answer: Americaland

Answer: United States (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amurika

Answer: Unite states of america

Answer: United States of America (redirect)

Answer: The U S A

Answer: Unietd States

Answer: EE UU

Answer: The U.S.A.

Answer: U.-S.-A.

Answer: Usa

Answer: United Staets of America

Answer: Unites States

Answer: États-Unis d'Amérique

Answer: Verenigde State

Answer: U.–S.

Answer: The United States of America.

Answer: The U-S-A

Answer: EEUU

Answer: U. S. A.

Answer: Nagkaisang mga Estado

Answer: The U. S. of America

Answer: The USA

Answer: America (United States)

Answer: The U. S. A.

Answer: U S of America

Answer: UNITED STATES

Answer: Estados Unidos

Answer: The U–S

Answer: American United States

Answer: US and A

Answer: Unitd states

Answer: The US of A

Answer: EE.UU.

Answer: U-S

Answer: The U-S

Answer: Etymology of the United States

Answer: U.S.A.)

Answer: EE. UU.

Answer: United states of america

Answer: US of america

Answer: Verenigde State van Amerika

Answer: Nited States

Answer: United-States

Answer: Unite States

Answer: Estados Unidos de América

Answer: UnitedStates

Answer: Estaos Unios

Answer: US of America

Answer: The Usa

Answer: United states of America

Answer: Untied States of America

Answer: The U S of America

Answer: THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES

Answer: The United-States

Answer: U S A

Answer: AmericA

Answer: Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United states

Answer: The U.S. of America

Answer: Amerka

Answer: United–States

Answer: U.s.a.

Answer: United States of America

Answer: United State of America

Answer: United States (US)

Answer: The U.S. of A

Answer: America

Answer: Amercia

Answer: Stati Uniti d'America

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United Stated

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States (of America)

Answer: United States

Answer: States of America

Answer: America-class

Answer: Los Estados Unidos

Answer: U,S,

Answer: United States (country)

Answer: Federal United States

Answer: ISO 3166-1:US

Answer: Untied States

Answer: The U.–S.–A.

Answer: VS America

Answer: Amurica

Answer: Etats-Unis d'Amerique

Answer: US

Answer: U.S. OF A

Answer: USofA

Answer: Etats-Unis

Answer: U.S. of A

Answer: United States of America (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amarica

Answer: The United States

Answer: U-S-A

Answer: United States/Introduction

Answer: The Us

Answer: Unitesd states

Answer: The U S of A

Answer: America class

Answer: America magazine

Answer: الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

Answer: The U. S. of A

Answer: U S

Answer: (USA)

Answer: The United–States

Answer: United States (U.S.)

Answer: U.-S.

Answer: United States of America (USA)

Answer: 'merica

Answer: The US

Answer: United States of America.

Answer: UNited States

Answer: The U.S.

Answer: AMERICA

Answer: United States of America/OldPage

Answer: United+States

Answer: The U S

Answer: United Sates

Answer: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U–S–A

Answer: United States Of America

Answer: U.S. of America

Answer: U–S

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de América

Answer: The U.-S.

Answer: United sates

Answer: The United States Of America

Answer: America (country)

Answer: United States of American

Answer: United state of america

Answer: The U.–S.

Answer: Amurka

Answer: U. S. of A

Answer: The U. S.

Answer: United States America

Answer: US of A

Answer: États-Unis

Answer: USoA

Answer: USA

Answer: Estaos Uníos

Answer: America, United States of

Answer: U. S. of America

Answer: U.S.American

Answer: (US)

Answer: The U–S–A

Answer: U. S.

Answer: U.S. America

Answer: U.S. A

Answer: Yankee land

Answer: America (US)

Answer: U.S

Answer: America (United States of)

Answer: US (country)

Answer: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U.S.A

Answer: Estados unidos

Answer: Americia

Answer: The US of america

Answer: Vereinigte Staaten

Answer: US America

Answer: These United States of America

Answer: VS Amerika

Answer: Name of the United States

Answer: The united states of america

Answer: Estatos Unitos

Answer: America (USA)

Answer: The U.-S.-A.

Answer: United States of America/Introduction

Answer: The US of America

Answer: Americophile

Answer: V.S. America

Answer: U.S.A.

Answer: U S of A

Answer: V.S. Amerika

Answer: United+States+of+America

Answer: The Unites States of America


Question: Which April fool's joke did Richard Dimbleby report on in 1957?

Answer: Spaghetti weevil

Answer: Spaghetti trees

Answer: Spaghetti farm

Answer: Spaghetti Tree

Answer: THE SPAGHETTI TREE

Answer: Spaghetti tree hoax

Answer: Spaghetti tree

Answer: Spaghetti farming

Answer: Spaghetti Weevil

Answer: The spaghetti-tree hoax

Answer: Spaghetti-tree hoax

Answer: The spaghetti tree hoax

Answer: Pasta tree

Answer: Spaghetti harvest


Question: Which English county is Bletchley Park, the WW II code-breaking centre?

Answer: List of settlements in Buckinghamshire by population

Answer: BUCKINGHAMSHIRE

Answer: Buckinghamshire, England

Answer: County of Buckingham

Answer: Buckinghamshire (England)

Answer: County of Bucks

Answer: Buckinghamshire


Question: On which island is President Ulysses S.Grant burled?

Answer: Manhattan, New York (state)

Answer: Manhattan (NY)

Answer: Man hattan

Answer: Manhattan (New York)

Answer: Manhatten

Answer: New York County, NY

Answer: Cabrini Hospice

Answer: New York County, New York

Answer: Manhutton

Answer: Manhattan, United States

Answer: New York (Manhattan) County, New York

Answer: Island of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan County

Answer: Manhatas

Answer: Manhattan, New York, US

Answer: Manhattan Schist

Answer: New York County (NY)

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

Answer: Manahachtanienk

Answer: Manhattan, NY

Answer: Borough of Manhattan

Answer: Manhatten, NY

Answer: Timeline of Manhattan history

Answer: City and County of New York

Answer: Manhattan schist

Answer: Mannados

Answer: Manhattanite

Answer: Manhattan trade

Answer: Government of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan Island

Answer: County of New York

Answer: The 24$ deal

Answer: MANHATTAN

Answer: Ganono

Answer: Crosstown traffic (Manhattan)

Answer: Manhattan, New York City, New York

Answer: Manhattan (borough)

Answer: Manhattan, New York City

Answer: New York Island

Answer: County of Manhattan

Answer: Manhattan island

Answer: New York County

Answer: Manhatttan, New York

Answer: Manhattan, New York

Answer: New York (county)


Question: Which former Lancashire town (now in the Metropolitan Borough of Bury) holds an annual Black Pudding throwing contest?

Answer: Ramsbottom

Answer: RAMSBOTTOM

Answer: Rossendale School


Question: Viva Forever' is a West End musical (2012) based on the music of 'which pop group?

Answer: Spice Girls solo discography

Answer: The Spice Girls

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

Answer: Spice Girl

Answer: Suzanne Tinker

Answer: Lianne Morgan

Answer: Spice Girls

Answer: Solo spice girls discography

Answer: Spice girls

Answer: The Spice Girls Story: Viva Forever!

Answer: Touch (girl group)

Answer: SPICE GIRLS


Question: Which actor took Russian citizenship in January 2013 amid a row over taxes in his native country?

Answer: Gerard Depardieu

Answer: Gerard depardieu

Answer: Gerard Depardieau

Answer: Жерар Депардъе

Answer: Filmography of Gérard Depardieu

Answer: Gerard Depardieu's filmography

Answer: Жерар Депардьё

Answer: Gérard Depardieu's filmography

Answer: Gérard Dépardieu

Answer: Gerard Depardieux

Answer: Filmography of Gerard Depardieu

Answer: Gérard Depardieu

Answer: Gérard Xavier Marcel Depardieu


Question: To what country does the island of Leyte belong, known for the Battle of Leyte Gulf in WW2?

Answer: Islas Filipinas

Answer: The Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines Republic

Answer: Pinas (country)

Answer: Philipine

Answer: Phillipines

Answer: Republic of Philippines

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PH

Answer: Republic of Pilipinas

Answer: PHILIPPINE

Answer: Regional population of the Philippines

Answer: Fillipines

Answer: The Philipines

Answer: Filippines

Answer: Phillippenes

Answer: Las Islas Filipinas

Answer: Islas de Filipinas

Answer: Filipines

Answer: Legazpi Boulevard

Answer: Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Fillippines

Answer: Philippine archipelago

Answer: Philippine islands

Answer: Philippinan

Answer: The Phillipines

Answer: PHILIPPINES

Answer: The Phillippines

Answer: Lu Sung

Answer: Philippine republic

Answer: Philipines

Answer: Philippine Islands

Answer: Phillipine

Answer: Etymology of the Philippines

Answer: Philippine Archipelago

Answer: Filipino Republic

Answer: Philippines Colonial History

Answer: Phillippines

Answer: Republika ng Pilipinas

Answer: Philippines archipelago

Answer: Pilipinas

Answer: The Philippines

Answer: Philippine

Answer: Philiphines

Answer: Department of Health-Center for Health Development

Answer: Philippenes

Answer: Phillippine

Answer: Phillipenes


Question: "What hit musical show includes ""The Lambeth Walk""?"

Answer: Me & My Girl

Answer: Me And My Girl

Answer: Me and My Girl


Question: Who was editor of Cosmopolitan magazine for 32 years and wrote the book 'Sex and the Single Girl?

Answer: Helen Girley Brown

Answer: Helen Girly Brown

Answer: Helen Gurley

Answer: Helen Gurley Brown


Question: According to the late Dr Robert Atkins, what kind of nutrient will 'make you fat'?

Answer: Carbon hydrate

Answer: ATC code B05BA03

Answer: Carbos

Answer: Complex carbs

Answer: Plant sugars

Answer: Polyhydroxyketone

Answer: Carbohydrates

Answer: Carbs

Answer: ATCvet code QB05BA03

Answer: Carbohydrate

Answer: Saccharide

Answer: Plant sugar

Answer: Sugar chain

Answer: Saccharides

Answer: Complex carbohydrates (disambiguation)

Answer: Sugar (chemistry)

Answer: Complex carbohydrate

Answer: Carbonhydrate

Answer: Complex carbohydrates


Question: Which lengthy narrative poem by Lord Byron describes the trials and reflections of a world weary young man?

Answer: Childe Harold's


Question: In which sport do commentators talk about the 'Corridor of uncertainty'?

Answer: Cricket games

Answer: Cricketeer

Answer: Wicketkeeping

Answer: Sport cricket

Answer: Cricket team

Answer: Cricket

Answer: Cricket Clubs

Answer: Cricketer

Answer: Spirit of cricket

Answer: Spirit of Cricket

Answer: Amature cricket

Answer: World Richest Cricketers

Answer: Cricketed

Answer: Coin toss (cricket)

Answer: Scorecard (cricket)

Answer: Cricket player

Answer: Cricketplayer

Answer: Cricket (sport)

Answer: Kricket

Answer: Sports cricket

Answer: The toss

Answer: Criket

Answer: Cricketing

Answer: Cricket club

Answer: Amateur cricket

Answer: Cricket as a social event

Answer: Not in the spirit of cricket

Answer: Creag

Answer: Cricket (game)

Answer: Cricketers


Question: Which playwright wrote Murder in the Cathedral?

Answer: TS Elliot

Answer: T.s. Eliot

Answer: TS Eliot

Answer: T S Elliot

Answer: T. S. Eliot

Answer: T.s. eliot

Answer: Sweeney Among the Nightingales

Answer: T. S. Elliott

Answer: T.S.E.

Answer: T.S.Eliot

Answer: Thomas Stearns

Answer: T. S. (Thomas Stearns) Eliot

Answer: Ts eliot

Answer: T. S. Elliot

Answer: Sweeney among the Nightingales

Answer: T.S Eliot

Answer: T.S Elliot

Answer: Eliotian

Answer: T.S. Elliot

Answer: T.S. Eliott

Answer: T S Eliot

Answer: T Eliot

Answer: Ts elliot

Answer: Prufrock and Other Observations

Answer: Thomas S. Eliot

Answer: Thomas Stearns Eliot, OM

Answer: T.S. Eliot

Answer: Thomas Stearns Eliot


Question: What is the term for the thousands of rocky or icy bodies orbiting the sun between Jupiter and Mars?

Answer: Main asteroid belt

Answer: Asteroid belt

Answer: Main-belt asteroid

Answer: Main belt

Answer: Main-belt

Answer: Main Asteroid Belt

Answer: Inner Main-belt Asteroid

Answer: Outer Main-belt Asteroid

Answer: Main-belt Asteroid

Answer: Main belt asteroid

Answer: Main Belt

Answer: Inner asteroid belt

Answer: Asteroid field

Answer: Asteroidal dust

Answer: Main belt asteroids

Answer: Main Belt asteroid

Answer: Belt asteroid

Answer: Outer asteroid belt

Answer: Asteroid dust

Answer: Main-belt asteroids

Answer: Asteroid Belt

Answer: Outer main belt asteroid


Question: The Washington Post reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, wrote an account of the Watergate scandal, published in 1974. What was the book called?

Answer: All the President's Men

Answer: All the President's Men

Answer: All The President's Men

Answer: Woodstein

Answer: All the presidents men

Answer: All the President's Men (novel)


Question: What separates East and West Malaysia?

Answer: South China sea

Answer: Nan Zhong Guo Hai

Answer: 南支那海

Answer: Luzón Sea

Answer: The South China Sea

Answer: Dongbien

Answer: Nan Hai

Answer: South Sea (South China Sea)

Answer: Southeast Asian Sea

Answer: South China Sea

Answer: Bien Dong

Answer: West Philippine Sea (disambiguation)

Answer: West Philippine Sea

Answer: East Vietnam Sea

Answer: Biên Dông

Answer: 南中国海

Answer: Luzon Sea

Answer: South China Seas

Answer: East Sea (Vietnam)


Question: The film '10 things I hate about you', was inspired by which of Shakespeare's plays?

Answer: Hortensio

Answer: The Taming of The Shrew

Answer: TTOTS

Answer: The Taming Of The Shrew

Answer: Taming of a Shrew

Answer: Kate (The Taming of the Shrew)

Answer: The Taming of the Shrew (opera)

Answer: The Taming of a Shrew

Answer: Taming of the shrew

Answer: Lucentio

Answer: The taming of the shrew

Answer: The taming of the shew

Answer: The Taming of the Shrew Act 1

Answer: Taming Of The Shrew

Answer: The Taming of the Shrew

Answer: Taming of the Shrew

Answer: Katerina Minola


Question: From which song does this lyric come? 'She calls out to the man in the street, sir can you help me'?

Answer: Another Day in Paradise (Jam Tronix song)

Answer: Another day in paradise

Answer: Another day in Paradise

Answer: Another Day in Paradise


Question: Who won an Oscar for playing a mentally handicapped pianist?

Answer: Geoffrey rush

Answer: Geoffrey Rush

Answer: Geoff Rush


Question: Mass suicide is said to have ended the defence by the zealots of which fortress?

Answer: Masada

Answer: Mount Masada

Answer: Massada

Answer: Metzada

Answer: Massadah

Answer: Mesada

Answer: Masadah

Answer: Masada National Park


Question: It was double-headed for Austria and Russia, single-headed for Germany. What was it?

Answer: Eagle

Answer: Aquilinae

Answer: King of the Air

Answer: King of the air

Answer: Booted eagles (group)

Answer: Kitpu

Answer: Hawk eagle

Answer: Eagle Spirit

Answer: Eagle (symbolism)

Answer: Eagles

Answer: Harpy (zoology)

Answer: Hawk-eagle


Question: Which Jane Austen character rents Netherfleld Park?

Answer: Pride prejudice

Answer: Pride and predjudice

Answer: MR BINGLEY

Answer: Mr. Bingley

Answer: Mrs. Bennet

Answer: Pride and prejudice

Answer: Pride & Prejudice

Answer: Pride And Prejudice

Answer: Pride and Prejudice

Answer: Pride and Predjudice

Answer: Georgiana darcy

Answer: Pride and Prejudice (novel)

Answer: Georgiana Darcy

Answer: Jane Bennet

Answer: Lydia Bennet


Question: In which Asian city is the 830 metres high Burj Khalifa?

Answer: Dubai (city)

Answer: Dubai, U.A.E

Answer: Dubai, Dubai

Answer: DUBAI

Answer: Family tree of the Al Maktoum rulers

Answer: Al-Dubayy

Answer: Dubayy (emirate)

Answer: Dubai, Emirate of Dubai

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AEDXB

Answer: Doubai

Answer: دبيّ

Answer: Dubai, U.A.E.

Answer: Dubaīy

Answer: Dubaian

Answer: Emirate Of Dubai

Answer: Dubayy

Answer: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Dubai, Emirates

Answer: Dubai

Answer: Dubai, UAE

Answer: Dubai City

Answer: Al memzar, dubai

Answer: Dubaiy

Answer: Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Dubaii

Answer: City of Dubai


Question: Which word begining with V describes the type of image formed when light is reflected from a plane mirror?

Answer: Virtual (disambiguation)

Answer: VIRTUAL

Answer: Virtual


Question: First published in 1932, what is the official magazine of the British Film Institute?

Answer: Sight & Sound

Answer: Sight and Sound

Answer: Sight and sound

Answer: Sight And Sound

Answer: SIGHT & SOUND


Question: Who was the only British medal winner at the 2010 Winter Olympics?

Answer: AMY WILLIAMS

Answer: Amy Williams


Question: Complete the general chemical rule: 'Acid plus Base gives Salt plus ...... what?

Answer: Watery

Answer: Water surface

Answer: H₂O

Answer: Water in biology

Answer: WATER

Answer: Importance of water

Answer: Water

Answer: H2o

Answer: Life and water

Answer: Liquid water

Answer: Water and life


Question: In the novel Rebecca, who is housekeeper at Manderlay?

Answer: MRS DANVERS

Answer: Mrs. Danvers


Question: Who is the female presenter of the Channel 4 quiz show '1001 things you should know'?

Answer: Sandy Toksvig

Answer: Sandi Toksvig


Question: "Who, the author of the book ""On War"", stated that ""war is the continuation of politics by other means""?"

Answer: (Carl /Karl) von Clausewitz


Question: In the BBC TV series, how are Antonio Carlucci and Genaro Contaldo better known?

Answer: Two Greedy Italians


Question: Who is the Conservative MP for Tatton?

Answer: Gideon Osborne

Answer: Chancellor George Osborne

Answer: George Osbourne

Answer: George osborne

Answer: George Gideon Oliver Osborne

Answer: George Osborne MP

Answer: Gideon George Oliver Osborne

Answer: George Osborne


Question: Which country won the men's football gold medal at the 2012 Olympics?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: Who directed the film Life of Pi?

Answer: Lee Ang

Answer: ANG LEE

Answer: Ang Lee

Answer: Lǐ Ān

Answer: 李安

Answer: Li An

Answer: Ang lee


Question: According to the much recorded song Memphis Tennessee how old was Marie?

Answer: six  time

Answer: 6 time

Answer: 6 YEARS


Question: The islands of Hoy, Sanday and Westray belong to which island group?

Answer: Orkney Islands

Answer: Arcaibh

Answer: Orkney Island

Answer: Orkney beef

Answer: ORKNEYS

Answer: Orkney Isles council area

Answer: Orkney Islands, Scotland

Answer: Orkney Isles

Answer: Orcadia (disambiguation)

Answer: Orkney

Answer: Orkney (council area)

Answer: Orkney Council

Answer: Orkney Islands (council area)

Answer: The Orkneys

Answer: Orcadia

Answer: Orkney Islands council area

Answer: Swedish earldom of Orkney

Answer: Orkneys

Answer: Orkney (islands council area of Scotland)

Answer: Orkney islands

Answer: County of Orkney

Answer: Orkney lamb

Answer: Orcades (islands)

Answer: Orkney island


Question: Which veteran Hollywood actor played Judge Henry Garth in the TV western series 'The Virginian'?

Answer: Lee Cobb

Answer: Lee J. Cobb

Answer: Lee J Cobb

Answer: LEE J COBB

Answer: Lee Jacob Cobb


Question: The 2012 best selling book 'My Animals and Other Family' is written by whom?

Answer: Clare Balding

Answer: Claire Balding

Answer: The Clare Balding Show

Answer: Good Morning Sunday

Answer: CLARE BALDING


Question: Lynchburg the home of Jack Daniels whisky is in which US State?

Answer: Tennessee (river)

Answer: Rio Tennessee

Answer: Tennessee river

Answer: TENNESSEE

Answer: Cherokee River

Answer: The Tennessee

Answer: Tennessee-Georgia water dispute

Answer: Tennessee River

Answer: Río Tennessee


Question: Monsieur Bibendum created in 1898 is the emblem of which company?

Answer: MICHELIN TYRES


Question: Chang Beer originates from which country?

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: In which UK City is there a district called Holgate?

Answer: Park Grove (1895)

Answer: York UA

Answer: Yorkish

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBYRK

Answer: York, UK

Answer: Eoforwic

Answer: Park Grove School

Answer: York Ham

Answer: The weather in York

Answer: City of York

Answer: York, England

Answer: York, Yorkshire

Answer: York ham

Answer: County Borough of York

Answer: YORK

Answer: Eoferwic

Answer: Park Grove Primary School

Answer: York, North Yorkshire

Answer: Yoisk

Answer: York

Answer: York (England)


Question: The Royal Armouries has three locations, London, Leeds and which other city?

Answer: Portsmouth UA

Answer: Portsmouth Corporation

Answer: Portsmouth, England

Answer: Portsmouth

Answer: Havenmuiden

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBPME

Answer: St Edmund's RC School (Portsmouth)

Answer: King Richard Secondary School (Portsmouth)

Answer: County Borough of Portsmouth

Answer: Portsmouth, Britain

Answer: Portsmouth, United Kingdom

Answer: Milton Cross School (Portsmouth)

Answer: St Luke's School (Portsmouth)

Answer: South Hampshire Rapid Transit

Answer: City of Portsmouth

Answer: Portsmouth (district)


Question: Which men's world athletics record has been broken only three times since 1935; in 1960, 1968 and 1991?

Answer: Longjumper

Answer: Running long jump

Answer: Farthest jumper

Answer: Long jumping

Answer: Long-jumping

Answer: Long jumper

Answer: Broad jump

Answer: Long-jumper

Answer: Longjump

Answer: Long jump

Answer: Long jump (sport)

Answer: Long Jump


Question: Tahini paste is made by grinding which seeds?

Answer: Till (seed)

Answer: Black sesame

Answer: Sezame seed

Answer: Sesame

Answer: Sesame snaps

Answer: Sesame seed

Answer: Till seeds

Answer: Sesame seeds

Answer: Benne

Answer: Til (sesame)

Answer: Sesamum orientale

Answer: Sesame Seeds

Answer: Sesame Seed

Answer: Gingelly

Answer: Sesamum indicum


Question: Which Australian prime minister was presumed drowned in 1967?

Answer: Harold Holt

Answer: All the way with LBJ

Answer: Harold Edward Holt


Question: "What does the Latin phrase ""primus inter pares "" mean?"

Answer: First Among Equals (disambiguation)

Answer: First Amongst Equals

Answer: First Among Equals


Question: Which park was the venue for show jumping in the 2012 Olympics?

Answer: Greenwich Park

Answer: Greenwich Hill


Question: Which French Canadian became Prime Minister of Canada in 1968?

Answer: Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Answer: No place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation

Answer: Pierre Trudeau

Answer: Joseph Philippe Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau

Answer: Joseph Philipp Pierre

Answer: Pierre-Elliot Trudeau

Answer: Pierre Eliott Trudeau

Answer: Joseph Philipp Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau

Answer: PET (prime minister)

Answer: Pierre Elliot Trudeau

Answer: Pierre-Elliott Trudeau

Answer: Joseph Philippe Pierre Ives Elliott Trudeau

Answer: Pierre E. Trudeau

Answer: Pierre Philippe Yves Elliott Trudeau

Answer: Joseph Phillipe Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau

Answer: Pierre trudeau


Question: What does a costermonger sell?

Answer: Fruiting

Answer: Friut

Answer: Fruiting Shrubs

Answer: Prutas

Answer: Bacca

Answer: Nutritious fruits

Answer: Simple fruit

Answer: Culture of fruits

Answer: Fruits

Answer: Fleshy fruit

Answer: Seed pod

Answer: Pod types

Answer: Fruit

Answer: Fruity


Question: Give the Spanish word for the number eight

Answer: Ocho

Answer: Ōchō


Question: Which element has the chemical symbol Cs?

Answer: Cesium

Answer: Element 55

Answer: Caesium

Answer: CAESIUM

Answer: Cæsium


Question: Who was the longest serving US president (12 years 39 days)?

Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin D. Rosevelt

Answer: F.D.R.

Answer: FDR

Answer: Franklin roosevelt

Answer: F D R

Answer: Frankilin Delano roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Delano Rosevelt

Answer: F. D. Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt administration

Answer: Frank Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin d roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Franklin D Roosevelt

Answer: FD Roosevelt

Answer: 32nd President of the United States

Answer: Franklin Roosevelt

Answer: Presidency of FDR

Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: A Summary of the Life of Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Rosevelt

Answer: FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT

Answer: F. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Franklin Roosevelt administration

Answer: Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt

Answer: Fdr

Answer: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Answer: F.D. Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Deleno Roosevelt

Answer: President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Answer: Frankie D

Answer: Frankin Delano Roosevelt

Answer: Franklin Delano Roosevelt Administration

Answer: F. D. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Roosevelt, Franklin Delano

Answer: F. D. R.

Answer: President Franklin Roosevelt

Answer: Presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Answer: Presidency of Franklin Roosevelt

Answer: Frankin D Roosevelt


Question: Who played Richard DeVere in the TV sitcom To the Manor Born?

Answer: Peter Bowles

Answer: PETER BOWLES


Question: Who created the fictional detective Jack Frost, played on TV by David Jason?

Answer: R D Wingfield

Answer: R D WINGFIELD

Answer: R. D. Wingfield

Answer: RD Wingfield

Answer: R.D. Wingfield

Answer: Rodney David Wingfield

Answer: Rodney Wingfield


Question: Which record by Dexy's Midnight Runners was the best-selling UK single of 1982?

Answer: COME ON EILEEN

Answer: What's grosser than sweat on Olivia Newton John%3F

Answer: Come on Eileen

Answer: Come on eileen

Answer: Come On Eileen

Answer: Come On, Eileen


Question: The marine iguana can only be found on which islands?

Answer: Galápagos Islands xeric scrub

Answer: Galapagos

Answer: Galapagos Islands xeric scrub

Answer: Galagapos Islands

Answer: Galapogos islands

Answer: Galapagon

Answer: Galapagas

Answer: Galápagan

Answer: Galapagos island

Answer: Galápagos archipelago

Answer: Gilapicos

Answer: Galápagos islands

Answer: Galápagos Islands

Answer: Galapogos

Answer: Pacific/Galapagos

Answer: Archipielago de Colon

Answer: Galapagos archipelago

Answer: Galopogoes

Answer: Galapagos islands

Answer: Galápagos

Answer: Gal%5CxC3%5CxA1pagos Islands

Answer: History of the Galapagos Islands

Answer: Los Galapagos

Answer: Galapagos Islands

Answer: Islas Galápagos

Answer: Galápagon

Answer: Galopagos

Answer: Galápagas

Answer: Galapogos Islands

Answer: Galapagan

Answer: Archipiélago de Colón

Answer: GALAPAGOS ISLANDS


Question: What nationality was sculptor Constantin Brancusi?

Answer: Autobiographie erotique

Answer: ROMANIAN

Answer: Autobiographie érotique

Answer: The Romanian: Story of an Obsession

Answer: The Romanian


Question: Who was the first cricketer to score 10,000 test runs?

Answer: Sunil Manohar Gavaskar

Answer: SM Gavaskar

Answer: SUNIL GAVASKAR

Answer: Sunny gavaskar

Answer: Sunil Gavaskar

Answer: Gavaskar


Question: Which musical instrument has an Italian name fagotto which means a 'bundle of sticks'?

Answer: Basoon

Answer: Bassoonist

Answer: Bassoon

Answer: French bassoon

Answer: Buffet system

Answer: BASSOON

Answer: Fagott

Answer: Bassoons

Answer: Fagotto

Answer: Pancake key (bassoon)

Answer: Heckel system

Answer: Basoonist

Answer: Baßoon

Answer: Fagotte


Question: Who wrote 'Confessions of an English Opium Eater'?

Answer: Thomas Penson De Quincey

Answer: THOMAS DE QUINCY

Answer: DeQuincey

Answer: De Quincey

Answer: De Quincy

Answer: Thomas de Quincey

Answer: Thomas Penson Quincey

Answer: Thomas DeQuincey

Answer: Thomas de Quincy

Answer: Thomas Quincy

Answer: Thomas deQuincey

Answer: An Opium Eater

Answer: Thomas DeQuincy

Answer: Thomas+De+Quincey

Answer: Thomas De Quincey


Question: Which comedian had the catch phrase 'It's all done in the best possible taste!'?

Answer: Kenny Everett

Answer: Maurice Cole

Answer: Kenny Everet

Answer: KENNY EVERETT


Question: Which King of England was married to Anne of Denmark?

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: JAMES 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: For which TV show does the Dave Arch orchestra regularly provide the musical accompaniment?

Answer: People's Strictly

Answer: Strictly Come Dancing (Series One)

Answer: Strictly come dancing

Answer: Peoples Strictly

Answer: Strictly Ice Dancing

Answer: Strictly Come Dancing (TV series)

Answer: Strictly Come Dancing

Answer: STRICTLY COME DANCING

Answer: Strictly Come Dancing Band

Answer: Strictly African Dancing


Question: Which native British wildlife includes species called Water, Common and Pygmy?

Answer: Shrew

Answer: Soricidae

Answer: Echolocating shrew

Answer: Shrew family

Answer: Echolocating shrews

Answer: Shrew (animal)

Answer: Shrewlike

Answer: SHREW

Answer: Shrews


Question: In which county is Blacksticks Blue cheese produced?

Answer: Lancastershire

Answer: Lancashire, England

Answer: County Palatine of Lancaster

Answer: LANCASHIRE

Answer: The Red Rose County

Answer: County of Lancaster

Answer: Lancashire (England)

Answer: Lancashire County Palatine

Answer: Lancashire Administration County

Answer: Countie of Lancaster

Answer: Lancashire

Answer: Lancashire Enterprise Zone

Answer: County palatine of Lancaster


Question: Which river rises in Huyton and meets the coast at Hightown?

Answer: Alt

Answer: ALTs

Answer: ALT

Answer: Alt (disambiguation)


Question: In 2001-2 what was the new name given to Venture Scouts?

Answer: Explorer Scout

Answer: Malvern Challenge

Answer: EXPLORER SCOUTS

Answer: Explorer Scouts (The Scout Association)

Answer: Explorer Scouts


Question: What is the county town of the Irish County Mayo?

Answer: Catlebar

Answer: Castle of the Barry family

Answer: Castle Bar

Answer: Caisleán an Bharraigh

Answer: Caislean an Bharraigh

Answer: Castlebar

Answer: Castlebar, Mayo

Answer: Cornanool