Question: Which country used to be called Southern Rhodesia?

Answer: Zimbobwe

Answer: Health care in Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean cultural practices

Answer: People of Zimbabwe

Answer: Republic of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean legends

Answer: Zimbabwae

Answer: Zimbabwian

Answer: Republic Of Zimbabwe

Answer: Cuisine of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwean cuisine

Answer: ZWE

Answer: Zimbabwei

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: Etymology of Zimbabwe

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZW

Answer: Republic Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbawean

Answer: Zimbabwean

Answer: Name of Zimbabwe

Answer: Chimpabwe


Question: The highest mountain in North America is part of which mountain range?

Answer: Alaska range

Answer: Alaskan mountains

Answer: Alaska Range


Question: What is another name for ultra-violet light?

Answer: Wood's light

Answer: Blacklightable

Answer: Blacklight lamp

Answer: Black Lights

Answer: Black Light

Answer: Blacklight blue

Answer: Black-light

Answer: Wood's lamp

Answer: Blacklite

Answer: Blacklight

Answer: Black light

Answer: Black lights

Answer: Blacklite blue

Answer: Black light lamp


Question: "In England, in the first half of the twentieth century, a ""vesta"" was a common term for a type of what?"

Answer: Match heads

Answer: Matchstick

Answer: Friction match

Answer: Matchs

Answer: Matches

Answer: Matchsticks

Answer: Lucifer (match)

Answer: Safety match

Answer: Match

Answer: Safety matches


Question: When was the sculpture of the four faces on Mount Rushmore begun?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-seven

Answer: 1927


Question: The pericardium is part of which organ?

Answer: Four chambered heart

Answer: Atria of the heart

Answer: Cardiac chambers

Answer: Left heart

Answer: Sternocostal surface of heart

Answer: Heart

Answer: Cardiogenic

Answer: Cardiac chamber

Answer: Heart chambers

Answer: Heart (anatomy)

Answer: Sternocostal surface

Answer: Base of heart

Answer: Anterior surface of the heart

Answer: Base of the heart

Answer: Facies cordis

Answer: Heart in literature

Answer: The heart

Answer: Systemic heart

Answer: Heart Symbolism and Metaphor

Answer: Heart (symbolism)

Answer: Cardiac

Answer: Facies diaphragmatica cordis

Answer: The human heart

Answer: Basis cordis

Answer: Chambers of the heart

Answer: Heart chamber

Answer: Heart (Symbolism and Metaphor)

Answer: Left side of the heart

Answer: Right heart

Answer: Heart (biology)

Answer: Diaphragmatic surface of heart

Answer: Dorsal tube

Answer: Apex cordis

Answer: Heart (metaphor)

Answer: Facies anterior cordis

Answer: Human heart

Answer: Heart (food)

Answer: Anterior wall of heart

Answer: Apex of heart

Answer: Right side of the heart

Answer: Heart (organ)

Answer: Atlas of Human Cardiac Anatomy

Answer: Facies sternocostalis cordis


Question: Which peninsula has the Mediterranean Sea to the south, the Aegean Sea to the west and the Black Sea to the north, and is separated from Europe by the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus?

Answer: Asian Minor

Answer: Anatolia

Answer: Anotolia

Answer: Anatolian Plateau

Answer: Anatolian Peninsula

Answer: Asia Minor

Answer: Asia-Minor

Answer: Erdschias-Gebiet

Answer: Anadoli

Answer: Anatolya

Answer: Anatolian peninsula

Answer: Asia minor

Answer: Names of Anatolia

Answer: Asian Turkey

Answer: Lesser Asia

Answer: Geography of Anatolia

Answer: Anatolian plateau

Answer: Mikra Asia


Question: The Australian city of Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is on which river?

Answer: Cob (bird)

Answer: Cygninae

Answer: Cob (swan)

Answer: Cygnus (genus)

Answer: Wild Swan

Answer: Swan

Answer: Cygnini

Answer: Cygnus (swan)

Answer: Swanling

Answer: Cygnet (bird)


Question: Which former General and President of South Vietnam resigned and left for Taiwan 9 days before South Vietnam unconditionally surrendered on 30 April, 1975, handing power to his Vice President?

Answer: Nguyn Vn Thiu


Question: What was the title of George Washingtons pronouncement in 1793 that provided a basis for the USA to avoid any involvement in foreign conflicts?

Answer: Proclamation of Neutrality

Answer: The Proclamation of Neutrality

Answer: Neutrality Proclamation


Question: "Which horse race meeting, for ""The Gold Cup"", was first run in 1711 and is held on 7 June each year?"

Answer: Ascot racecourse

Answer: Royal Ascot

Answer: Ascot Authority

Answer: Ascot Heath

Answer: Ascot Authority Act 1913

Answer: Ascot Racecourse


Question: The Canary Islands in the Atlantic are named after what?

Answer: Domestic dogs

Answer: Female dogs

Answer: Canis familiaris

Answer: Canis Familaris

Answer: Canis familiaris domesticus

Answer: Dogs (Animals)

Answer: She dog

Answer: She-dog

Answer: Dogs

Answer: Doggy

Answer: Canis familiarus domesticus

Answer: Domestic dog

Answer: Dogs as pets

Answer: Dog (pet)

Answer: Dog (Domestic)

Answer: Pet dog

Answer: She dogs

Answer: Canis lupus familiaris

Answer: Canine lupus

Answer: Dog hood

Answer: Shedog

Answer: The domestic dog clade

Answer: A dog

Answer: Canis domesticus

Answer: Dogs as our pets

Answer: Canis Canis

Answer: Domestic Dog

Answer: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Answer: Doggie

Answer: Dog

Answer: C.l. familiaris

Answer: Doggies

Answer: A man's best friend

Answer: Doghood

Answer: Shedogs

Answer: Bitch (female dog)

Answer: She-dogs

Answer: Dogness

Answer: Bitch (dog)

Answer: Female dog

Answer: C. l. familiaris

Answer: Shelter dog


Question: What is a nervous disorder whereby a person suddenly falls asleep?

Answer: Narcelepsy

Answer: Narcolepsie

Answer: Narcolepsy without cataplexy

Answer: Nacrolepsy

Answer: Hypnolepsy

Answer: Narcalepsy

Answer: Narcoleptic

Answer: Narcolepsy

Answer: Narcaleptic

Answer: Gelineau disease

Answer: Always sleeping (narcolepsy)

Answer: Narcolepsy-Cataplexy

Answer: Paroxysmal sleep


Question: "Which bass guitarist, songwriter, singer, and horn player, best known as part of ""The Who"", died in June 2002?"

Answer: John Entwistle's

Answer: Bogey Man (song)

Answer: John Entwistle Bogey Man

Answer: John Alec Entwistle

Answer: John Entwhistle

Answer: Jon Entwistle

Answer: John Entwistle

Answer: Thunderfingers


Question: Where were the FIBA (Basketball) World Championships held in 2002?

Answer: INpolis (city), Marion County, IN

Answer: Indianapolis (Ind.)

Answer: Indianapolis, United States

Answer: Indianapolis (city), Marion County, IN

Answer: Speedy City

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USIND

Answer: Indianapolis (city), Indiana

Answer: Indianapolis (city), Marion County, Indiana

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana, the United States of America

Answer: The weather in Indianapolis

Answer: Indianapolis, USA

Answer: List of monuments in Indianapolis

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.A.

Answer: Indianapolis

Answer: Indianapolis IN

Answer: Brightwood, Indianapolis

Answer: Indy, IN

Answer: Indianapolis, IN

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S.

Answer: Capital of Indiana

Answer: The Vogue (place)

Answer: INpolis, IN

Answer: List of monuments in Indianapolis, Indiana

Answer: Hillside, Indianapolis

Answer: Indianápolis

Answer: Indianapolis (city), IN

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana

Answer: City of Indianapolis

Answer: Indianapolis, in

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana, US

Answer: Hillside (Indianapolis)

Answer: Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Answer: Indianapolis (IN)

Answer: Indianapolis, Ind.

Answer: INpolis (city), IN

Answer: Indpls

Answer: Deep Rock Tunnel Connector


Question: "Who dubbed the singing voice for Audrey Hepburn in the film version of ""My Fair Lady""?"

Answer: Marnie Nixon

Answer: Marni Nixon


Question: "Which is the participle in the sentence ""he brought the required documents""?"

Answer: Requirement

Answer: Requirements

Answer: BUFQI

Answer: Software requirement

Answer: Required

Answer: Customer requirement


Question: In the nursery rhyme, who could eat no fat, and whose wife could eat no lean?

Answer: Jack Spratt

Answer: Jack sprat

Answer: Jack Sprat


Question: Why are Angel Falls, Venezuela, so called?

Answer: They were discovered by James Angel


Question: Saratoga and Yorktown, USA, are the sites of the defeat of which armies?

Answer: Great British

Answer: British (language)

Answer: Britsih

Answer: British

Answer: Pretannic

Answer: British (disambiguation)

Answer: Brittish

Answer: British language (disambiguation)


Question: In Scandinavian mythology, what was the home of the Gods, approached by a bridge (Bifrost), that contained a great hall and Valhalla?

Answer: Asguard

Answer: Asgard

Answer: Asgaard

Answer: Ásgarðr

Answer: Åsgard

Answer: Ásaland

Answer: Asgardr

Answer: Ásgard

Answer: Asgård

Answer: Asaland

Answer: Aasgard

Answer: Ásgardr

Answer: Asgarthr

Answer: Godheim


Question: "From her first US film musical ""Down Argentina Way"" (1940), who became famous for extravagant hats, jewellery and dresses?"

Answer: Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha

Answer: Maria Do Carmo Miranda Da Cuhna

Answer: Maria de Carmo Miranda de Cunha

Answer: Carmen Miranda

Answer: David Alfred Sebastian


Question: What is the next in the series: Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic ?

Answer: Cretaceous System

Answer: Cretacious Era

Answer: Cretacous

Answer: Cretaceous Period

Answer: Early-Late Cretaceous

Answer: Middle Cretaceous

Answer: Cretaceous (geology)

Answer: Cretaceous Age

Answer: Cretaceous period

Answer: Cretacaeous

Answer: Cretaceous

Answer: Cretacious

Answer: Cretaceous Africa

Answer: Creataceous


Question: "Which British sitcom was retitled ""Good Neighbors"" when it played in the United States?"

Answer: The Good Life (album)

Answer: Good Life (song)

Answer: Good Life

Answer: The Good Life (disambiguation)

Answer: The Good Life (song)

Answer: The Good Life (film)

Answer: The Good Life


Question: "What latin phrase means ""unaccompanied"" when applied to music?"

Answer: Acappella

Answer: Acapella

Answer: A'cappella

Answer: A cappela

Answer: A Cappella

Answer: A-capella

Answer: Contemporary a cappella

Answer: A-Capela

Answer: A capella

Answer: Capella music

Answer: Recorded A Cappella Review Board

Answer: ACappela

Answer: A Cappela

Answer: Arcapella

Answer: A-capela

Answer: Accapella

Answer: A Capella

Answer: Acappela

Answer: A cappellas

Answer: A capela

Answer: A-cappella

Answer: A-Cappella

Answer: A-Cappela

Answer: In the church style

Answer: ACappella

Answer: A'capella

Answer: ACapella

Answer: Unaccompanied

Answer: A cappella

Answer: A-Capella

Answer: A-cappela


Question: "What is another word for a ""post mortem""?"

Answer: Postmortem investigation

Answer: Manner of death

Answer: Post-mortem

Answer: Necropsy

Answer: Judicial autopsy

Answer: Post-mortem examination

Answer: Autopsy

Answer: Postmortem autopsy

Answer: Post mortem

Answer: Necropsies

Answer: Postmortem analysis

Answer: Autopsies

Answer: Postmortem

Answer: Post-Mortem

Answer: Autospy

Answer: Postmortem examination

Answer: Stryker saw

Answer: Post mortum


Question: "What is the contraction of the German ""Geheime Staatspolizei"" used in English?"

Answer: Gestapo

Answer: Geheimnisstaatspolizei

Answer: Department D

Answer: Secret State Police

Answer: Geheime Staatspolizei

Answer: Department 1A

Answer: General State Police

Answer: Department 1A of the Prussian State Police

Answer: GeStaPo

Answer: Hubbabba


Question: In the 1960s, Margaret Rutherford starred in four films as which famous detective?

Answer: Ms. Marple

Answer: Miss Marple (character)

Answer: Jane Marple

Answer: Miss Marple

Answer: Miss Jane Marple

Answer: Ms Marple


Question: On 6 February 1840, what document was signed by Captain William Hobson (on behalf of Queen Victoria) and a number of Maori chiefs as the basis for New Zealand to become part of the British Empire?

Answer: Treaty Of Waitangi

Answer: Treaty of waitangi

Answer: The Treaty of Waitangi

Answer: Treaty of Waitangi

Answer: Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Answer: Tiriti o Waitangi


Question: "What city is known to its inhabitants as ""auld reekie""?"

Answer: Dun Eideann

Answer: Burgh of Edinburgh

Answer: Auld Reekie

Answer: Edinburgh, City of (council area)

Answer: Capital of Scotland

Answer: Inner Edinburgh

Answer: Old and New Towns of Edinburgh

Answer: Edinbra

Answer: Edinburgh (Scotland)

Answer: Areas of edinburgh

Answer: Din Eidyn

Answer: Edin-burgh

Answer: Dùn Èideann

Answer: EDINBURGH

Answer: Edinburgh art

Answer: Edingburgh

Answer: Athens of the north

Answer: Dunedin, Scotland

Answer: Edinburgh City Region

Answer: Caer Eiddyn

Answer: Capital city of scotland

Answer: Edimburgh

Answer: Dun Edin

Answer: Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Answer: Edinborough

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBEDI

Answer: Suburbs of Edinburgh

Answer: The weather in Edinburgh

Answer: City of Edinburgh, Scotland

Answer: Edinburgh, UK

Answer: Edinburgh

Answer: Eiddyn

Answer: Dùn Éideann

Answer: Edimburgo

Answer: Southside, Edinburgh

Answer: Embro

Answer: Edinburgh Navigator

Answer: Edinburgh (district)

Answer: City of Edinburgh

Answer: Eidyn

Answer: Geography of Edinburgh

Answer: Edinbourgh

Answer: Embra

Answer: List of Edinburgh suburbs

Answer: Areas of Edinburgh

Answer: List of places in Edinburgh

Answer: Capital of scotland

Answer: Edinburgh, Scotland

Answer: Edinburrie

Answer: City of Edinburgh (council area)

Answer: Edinbrough

Answer: Edinburgh Inspiring Capital

Answer: City of Edinburgh (local government district, Lothian region)


Question: What play written in 1902 by J. M. Barrie reverses the rankings of the classes in British society when aristocrats and servants are shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island?

Answer: The Admirable Crichton


Question: "How many different colours are used for the circles on a ""Twister"" mat?"

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: On what play by George Bernard Shaw is the musical My Fair Lady based?

Answer: Pygmalion

Answer: Pygmalian

Answer: Pigmalion

Answer: Pygmalion (disambiguation)


Question: What board game for two players is known as wiq in Chinese and baduk in Korean?

Answer: Go! (magazine)

Answer: GO Magazine

Answer: G O

Answer: GO!

Answer: Go (song)

Answer: Go (film)

Answer: Go (rock group)

Answer: Go.

Answer: Go!(album)

Answer: GO (magazine)

Answer: GO (novel)

Answer: Go!

Answer: Go magazine

Answer: GO (disambiguation)

Answer: Go! (album)

Answer: GO

Answer: Gō

Answer: GO!!!

Answer: Go (novel)

Answer: Go (magazine)

Answer: G.o.

Answer: Go (disambiguation)

Answer: Go (movie)

Answer: Go (album)

Answer: Go

Answer: Go! (song)


Question: The Sandinista National Liberation Front ruled from 1979 to 1990, initially as part of a Junta of National Reconstruction, in which country?

Answer: Nicarugua

Answer: Nicuragua

Answer: Administrative divisions of Nicaragua

Answer: Bibliography of nicaragua

Answer: Subdivisions of Nicaragua

Answer: Health in Nicaragua

Answer: Republica De Nicaragua

Answer: Etymology of Nicaragua

Answer: República de Nicaragua

Answer: Sport in Nicaragua

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NI

Answer: Republic of Nicaragua

Answer: The Republic of Nicaragua

Answer: Nicaraguan

Answer: Nicaragua

Answer: Nicaragua, Central America


Question: At which Olympic Games did the People's Republic of China participate for the first time?

Answer: 1984, Los Angeles


Question: The Reign Of Terror was a period in the revolution of which country?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: In Buddhism, what is the state of blissful repose or absolute existence by someone relieved of the necessity of rebirth?

Answer: Nirvana (Philosophical concept)

Answer: NIRVANA

Answer: Nirvana (philosophical concept)

Answer: Heaven (Buddhism)

Answer: Nirvana

Answer: Nirvana (concept)

Answer: Nirvāna

Answer: Nirvāṇa

Answer: Nibbána

Answer: Nirvritti

Answer: Nirvaan

Answer: Nibbāna


Question: Where is the area of 127,000 square kilometres (49,000 sq miles) in central South Australia, where public are not admitted under Australian Defence Force regulations?

Answer: Woomera (disambiguation)

Answer: Woomera


Question: Who is a unit of length (one hundred millionth of a centimetre), used to measure wavelenghts of light, named after?

Answer: Anders Angstrm


Question: Fado is a type of music from which country?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: "What song plays over the closing credits of ""Die Hard"" (1988)?"

Answer: Let It Snow! Let It Snoe! Let It Snow!

Answer: Let it Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (Jessica Simpson single)

Answer: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (Jessica Simpson single)

Answer: Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow

Answer: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

Answer: Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow (Jessica Simpson single)

Answer: Let It Snow!

Answer: Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!

Answer: Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow

Answer: Let it Snow

Answer: Let It Snow

Answer: Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

Answer: Let it snow


Question: Who is a senior servant in a large household, specifically in charge of the dining room, wine cellar, and pantries?

Answer: Butler (domestic worker)

Answer: Buttler

Answer: Underbutler

Answer: Butler administrator

Answer: Butler (domestic servant)

Answer: Bouteiller

Answer: Under-butler

Answer: Butlers

Answer: Chief Butler

Answer: Butler

Answer: Butler (servant)

Answer: Head of household staff

Answer: International Institute of Modern Butlers

Answer: Guild of Professional English Butlers


Question: "Which Czechoslovakian composer studied his native folk music and incorporated it into his work, including the opera ""Jenufa""?"

Answer: Leos Jancek


Question: What British sitcom that aired from 1979 to 1981 in the UK, starred Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles?

Answer: TTMB

Answer: To The Manor Born

Answer: Richard DeVere

Answer: To the Manor Born


Question: If you divide a prime number by 4, the answer must result in ?

Answer: Fraction (quantity)

Answer: Fraction (disambiguation)

Answer: A fraction

Answer: Fraction

Answer: Fractional


Question: What gambling game, requiring only two coins to play, was popular with Australian and New Zealand soldiers in World War II?

Answer: Two-up

Answer: 2 up

Answer: 2-up

Answer: Two-Up

Answer: Two up

Answer: 2-Up

Answer: 2up


Question: What mountain system in the USA stretches over 1500 miles south to Alabama, through which pass the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys?

Answer: Appalachian mountain range

Answer: Northern Appalachian Mountains

Answer: The Apalachians

Answer: Appalachain

Answer: The Appalachians

Answer: Appalacian Mountain system

Answer: Appalachian Rise

Answer: Appalachian Range

Answer: Appalachian Mountain

Answer: Appalachian Mountain Range

Answer: Appalachian Mountains

Answer: Apalachian

Answer: Apalachian Mountains

Answer: Appalachians

Answer: The mountains of Appalachia

Answer: Appalachian region

Answer: The Appalachian Mountains

Answer: Appalachian Mountain system

Answer: Appalachian mountains

Answer: Apalachians

Answer: Appalachian highlands

Answer: The Apalachian Mountains

Answer: Appalachian Highlands


Question: What US TV sitcom that ran for 7 years to 19 March 1977 was the first to have an independent career woman, Mary Richards, as the central character?

Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show

Answer: WJM

Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show DVD releases

Answer: The MTM Show

Answer: WJM-TV

Answer: Mtms

Answer: Mary Tyler Moore (TV series)

Answer: Mary Tyler Moore Show

Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show TV Specials

Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show TV specials

Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show DVD Releases

Answer: Mary Tyler Moore (TV Series)


Question: """I'm a dot in place"" has what relation to ""A decimal point""?"

Answer: Rearranged word

Answer: Anagrammer

Answer: Anagram program

Answer: Anigram

Answer: Anagram

Answer: Anagram solver

Answer: Rearranged words

Answer: Smaismrmilmepoetaleumibunenugttauiras

Answer: Anagrammatic


Question: In the Crimean War, what did Florence Nightingale begin to be called?

Answer: The Lady with the Lamp

Answer: The lady with the lamp

Answer: Florence nightangale

Answer: Florence Nightingale

Answer: Nightingale, Florence

Answer: Lady of the lamp

Answer: Nightingale School of Nursing

Answer: Florence Nightengale

Answer: Florence nightingale

Answer: Florence Nightinggale

Answer: Lady with the Lamp


Question: In which film did Johnny Depp play a policeman called Ichabod Crane?

Answer: Sleepy Hollow (disambiguation)

Answer: Sleepy hollow

Answer: Sleepy Hollow


Question: What is the name of the note that is 1/8 the length of a semi-breve?

Answer: Eighth-part-note

Answer: Attondelsnot

Answer: Åttondelsnot

Answer: Quaver

Answer: Eighth notes

Answer: 8th note

Answer: Eighth-note

Answer: Demi-soupir

Answer: Corchea

Answer: Eighth note

Answer: Achtel-Note

Answer: Croche


Question: If you were from the Cayman Islands, which is part of the British West Indies, what sort of passport would you have?

Answer: Great British

Answer: British (language)

Answer: Britsih

Answer: British

Answer: Pretannic

Answer: British (disambiguation)

Answer: Brittish

Answer: British language (disambiguation)


Question: "What is the longest running emergency medical drama series in the world, and the second-longest-running medical drama in the world behind America's ""General Hospital""?"

Answer: Casualty (disambiguation)

Answer: Casualty


Question: By what name was netball previously known?

Answer: Women's Basketball

Answer: Women basketball

Answer: Female basketball

Answer: Women in basketball

Answer: Women's basketball

Answer: Girl's basketball


Question: What is the next in the series: 1, 16, 81, 256, 625 ?

Answer: one thousand, two hundred and ninety-six

Answer: 1296


Question: By what name is Siddhartha Gautama better known?

Answer: Siddhattha Gotama

Answer: Buhda

Answer: Shakyamuni Gautama

Answer: The life of the Buddha

Answer: Gotama Buddha

Answer: Sakyamuni

Answer: Buddha and Vishnu

Answer: Shijiamounifo

Answer: Shakhyamuni

Answer: Sakayamuni

Answer: Shakamuni

Answer: The Budda

Answer: Siddhārtha Gautama

Answer: Buddha - God or Man

Answer: Buhhda

Answer: Thus-come-one

Answer: Budda

Answer: Phật

Answer: Siddhartha Gautam Buddha

Answer: The story of buddha

Answer: Buddah

Answer: Śākyamuni

Answer: Buddha Shakyamuni

Answer: Shakymuni Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Gautama

Answer: Buddha

Answer: Shakyamuni Buddha

Answer: Recluse Gotama

Answer: BuddHa

Answer: Sidarta Guatema

Answer: Lord Buddha

Answer: Nepal buddha

Answer: Gautama

Answer: Enlightened One

Answer: Shijiamouni

Answer: बुद्ध

Answer: Gautama buddha

Answer: Gautam Buddha

Answer: Guatama

Answer: Enlightenment of Buddha

Answer: Birthplace of Gautama Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Gotoma

Answer: Shaka Nyorai

Answer: Gautama Siddhartha

Answer: Sakyamuni Buddha

Answer: Enlightened one

Answer: The Enlightened One

Answer: Gautama Siddartha

Answer: Prince Siddhartha

Answer: Sage of the Shakyas

Answer: Shakyamuni

Answer: Siddartha Gautama

Answer: The Buddha

Answer: Буда

Answer: Siddharta Gautama

Answer: Buddha, the Enlightened

Answer: Gautama Buddha

Answer: Shijia Mouni

Answer: Buddha Gautama

Answer: Thus-gone-one

Answer: Siddharta Guatama

Answer: Gotama buddha

Answer: Gowthama Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha gotama

Answer: Butsu

Answer: Buddha – God or Man

Answer: Siddhartha Gautam

Answer: Shri Buddha

Answer: Awakened One

Answer: Śākyamuni Buddha

Answer: Goutham

Answer: Siddhartha Buddha

Answer: Sage of the Sakyas

Answer: The Awakened One

Answer: Siddhartha Gutama

Answer: Sakhyamuni Buddha

Answer: Siddhartha Guatama

Answer: Śakyamuni Buddha


Question: Which German-born chemist split the uranium atom in 1939 and won the Nobel prize in 1944?

Answer: Otto Hahn

Answer: Hahn, Otto


Question: Who was re-elected President of the Republic of Germany in 1932 defeating Adolf Hitler, became a figurehead when Hitler became Chancellor in 1932, and died in 1934, enabling Hitler to disestablish the position of President and proclaim himself Fuhrer?

Answer: President hindenburg

Answer: President Hindenburg

Answer: Paul Ludwig Hans Anton von Beneckendorff und von Hindenburg

Answer: Paul von hindenburg

Answer: Paul von Hindenberg

Answer: von Hindenburg

Answer: General von Hindenburg

Answer: Paul von Beneckendorf und Hindenburg

Answer: Von Hindenburg

Answer: Paul von Hindenburg

Answer: Old Paul

Answer: Paul Von Hindenburg

Answer: Paul Anton Hans Ludwig von Hindenburg

Answer: Paul Hindenburg


Question: "Whose autobiography was entitled ""Step Inside Love""?"

Answer: Priscilla Maria Veronica Willis

Answer: Cilla Black

Answer: Cilla White

Answer: Priscilla Maria Veronica White


Question: The 1812 Fire of Moscow, on 14 September 14 1812, broke out after most residents and Russian troops had abandoned the city, and whose troops had entered it?

Answer: Napoleon Buonaparte

Answer: Napolean bonapart

Answer: Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleonist

Answer: Napoleon Boneparte

Answer: Le petit caporal

Answer: Napoleaon

Answer: Napolen's coup

Answer: Napoleone Bonaparte

Answer: Age of Napoleon

Answer: Napoléon Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón

Answer: Emperor Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon the Great

Answer: Napoleon I of France

Answer: Napoleon I of France bibliography

Answer: Napoléon

Answer: Napolean Bonapart

Answer: Napoléon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Napolean Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon Bonapart

Answer: Napeoleon

Answer: Napolean bonarparte

Answer: Emperor Napoleon I

Answer: Napolean

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoloen

Answer: Emperor of France Napoleon I

Answer: Napoleon I Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleon bonaparte

Answer: Napolian

Answer: Napoléon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon's

Answer: Napoleonic

Answer: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Jupiter Scapin

Answer: Nepolian

Answer: Napoleon I of the French

Answer: Little Corporal

Answer: Napoleon I of Italy

Answer: Napoleon bonepart

Answer: Napoléon I

Answer: Armed Soldier of Democracy

Answer: Napoleon I the Great of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon i of france

Answer: Napoleon i of france bibliography

Answer: Napoléon I of France

Answer: Napoleon's height

Answer: Napoleon Ier

Answer: Napoleon I

Answer: General Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone di Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón Bonaparte

Answer: Général Bonaparte

Answer: Jean d'Epee

Answer: Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon I of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon Emperor of France

Answer: Boneparte

Answer: Napoleon of France

Answer: Napoléon Ier

Answer: Napoléon I Bonaparte


Question: Which 2007 Italian drama film directed by Daniele Luchetti is based on Antonio Pennacchi's novel?

Answer: Mio fratello è figlio unico (film)

Answer: My Brother Is An Only Child

Answer: Mio fratello e figlio unico

Answer: Mio fratello è figlio unico

Answer: My Brother is an Only Child

Answer: My Brother Is an Only Child


Question: What reptile, of which there are two living species, the American and the Chinese, got its name from the Spanish for lizard?

Answer: Alligator

Answer: Alligators

Answer: Aligator


Question: Which Scotsman was given a ship by Americans to harass English shipping near Great Britain, and later became an admiral in the Russian Navy of Catherine The Great?

Answer: I have not yet begun to fight

Answer: Paul Jones (pirate)

Answer: America's invasion of Whitehaven

Answer: John Paul Jones

Answer: John Paul Jones (sailor)

Answer: Captain John Paul Jones


Question: Which US State ended prohibition in November 1948, a law that had been in place there for 68 years?

Answer: Kans.

Answer: Demographics of Kansas

Answer: Economy of Kansas

Answer: Kansasanian Soviet Socialist Republic

Answer: Politics of Kansas

Answer: Law of Kansas

Answer: Climate of Kansas

Answer: Kan.

Answer: Cansas

Answer: Kansas

Answer: State of Kansas

Answer: Geography of Kansas

Answer: Culture of Kansas

Answer: Transportation in Kansas

Answer: KS, USA

Answer: Thirty-fourth State

Answer: Brownbackistan

Answer: Sunflower State

Answer: Transport in Kansas

Answer: Religion in Kansas

Answer: The Sunflower State

Answer: Kansas (State)

Answer: Sports in Kansas

Answer: Thirty-Fourth State

Answer: Kansas (U.S. state)

Answer: Kansas, United States

Answer: 34th State

Answer: Kansas (state)


Question: "In what sport would one ""bully off""?"

Answer: Hockey positions

Answer: Knee hockey

Answer: Hockey team

Answer: Hocky

Answer: Hockey


Question: What carries the blood flow of the human body from the periphery to the right side of the heart?

Answer: Vein valves

Answer: Vein valve

Answer: Veined

Answer: Venous system

Answer: Venous valves

Answer: Phlebology

Answer: Venous valve

Answer: Venous

Answer: Veiny

Answer: Venously

Answer: Veins

Answer: Vein


Question: What is the name for a set of marks stamped on gold and silver articles to attest to the genuineness of the metal and the year of testing?

Answer: Hall-mark

Answer: Hallmark

Answer: Hallmarks

Answer: Hall-Mark

Answer: Hall mark

Answer: Hall Mark


Question: What machine devised to move people was first demonstrated in Paris in 1900?

Answer: Electrical staircase

Answer: The longest escalator

Answer: Escalator

Answer: Escalate

Answer: Moving staircase

Answer: Esculator

Answer: Moving stairs

Answer: Eclinator

Answer: Escalators

Answer: Moving stairway


Question: What is prussic acid, found in bitter almonds and laurel leaves, also known as?

Answer: Formic anammonide

Answer: Hydrocyanic Acid

Answer: Cyanide gas

Answer: 74-90-8

Answer: Hydrocyanic acid

Answer: Hydrogen Cyanide

Answer: Carbon hydride nitride

Answer: Hydrocyan

Answer: 74908

Answer: Formonitrile

Answer: Hydrogen cyanide

Answer: Hydrogen cyanide gas

Answer: Cyclon

Answer: H-C≡N

Answer: Prussic acid

Answer: Hydrocyanide

Answer: Hydridonitridocarbon

Answer: Cyanane

Answer: Methanenitrile

Answer: Bleiby process

Answer: 74 90 8

Answer: MW6825000

Answer: Prussic Acid

Answer: Hydrodyanic acid


Question: What was unusual about Stamata Revithi running the marathon course at the 1896 Olympics, in Athens?

Answer: Female athletes were not allowed to compete at all

Female athletes were not allowed to compete at all


Question: The name of which person born in Dublin is connected in English history with the locations of Vimiero, Talavera, Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes and Waterloo?

Answer: First Duke of Wellington

Answer: Sir Arthur Wellesley

Answer: General Wellington

Answer: Marquess Douro

Answer: Arthur Wellesley , 1st Duke of Wellington

Answer: Duke of Wellingon (1st)

Answer: Arthur Wellesley Wellington

Answer: The Iron Duke

Answer: Duke of Wellington

Answer: Major-General Arthur Wellesley

Answer: Arthur Wellesly, 1st Duke of Wellington

Answer: Lord Wellington

Answer: Duke of wellington

Answer: Baron Douro

Answer: Arthur Wellesly

Answer: Duke Wellington

Answer: Marquis of Torres Vedras

Answer: The Duke of Wellington

Answer: Marquess of Torres Vedras

Answer: Duke of Vitoria

Answer: Duke of Wellington Arthur Wellesley

Answer: Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington

Answer: Arthur Wesley

Answer: Marquess of Wellington

Answer: Conde de Vimeiro

Answer: Count of Vimeiro

Answer: Marquês de Torres Vedras

Answer: Duque da Vitoria

Answer: Viscount Wellington

Answer: Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington

Answer: Duke of Wellington Great Duke

Answer: Marques de Torres Vedras

Answer: Earl of Wellington

Answer: 1st Duke of Wellington


Question: Who built the original Palace of Versailles that was enlarged by Louis XIV?

Answer: Lewis XIII

Answer: Louis Xiii of France

Answer: Louis the 13th

Answer: Louis Xiii

Answer: Louis Xiii Bourbon

Answer: Louis 13th

Answer: Louis the 13

Answer: Louis 13

Answer: Louis XIII

Answer: Louis II of Navarre

Answer: Louis xiii

Answer: Louis XIII Bourbon

Answer: Louis Treize

Answer: Louis XIII of France

Answer: Louis XIII of France's

Answer: Ludwig XIII

Answer: King Louis XIII


Question: From which country was Fulgencio Batista ousted in 1959?

Answer: Republic of Cuba

Answer: Second Republic of Cuba

Answer: People's Republic of Cuba

Answer: Cuba

Answer: Subdivisions of Cuba

Answer: Red Cuba

Answer: CUBA

Answer: Administrative divisions of Cuba

Answer: Cuban News Agency

Answer: Etymology of Cuba

Answer: The Republic of Cuba

Answer: Isla Juana

Answer: República de Cuba

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CU

Answer: Name of Cuba

Answer: Republica de Cuba

Answer: Prehistory of Cuba

Answer: Communist Cuba

Answer: Cuba (island)


Question: What is another name for shingles?

Answer: Disseminated herpes zoster

Answer: Isotopic response

Answer: Disseminated shingles

Answer: The shingles

Answer: Zoster

Answer: Shingles

Answer: Inflammatory skin lesions following zoster infection

Answer: Herpes Zoster

Answer: Mandibular zoster

Answer: Trigeminal zoster

Answer: Zoster sine herpete

Answer: Herpes zoster


Question: """Fawlty Towers"" was written by John Cleese and Connie Booth, who played main characters. Which character did Connie Booth play?"

Answer: Polly


Question: What is the name given to a distinguishing device stamped into the substance of a sheet of paper when it is wet?

Answer: Watermarked

Answer: Unwatermarked

Answer: Dandy roll

Answer: Watermark

Answer: Spread Spectrum Watermarking

Answer: Watermarks


Question: The America's Cup trophy was held by America from 1852 until 1983 when the Cup was won by which challenger?

Answer: Australia II of Australia


Question: "In the 1956 film ""The Ten Commandments"", who played Moses?"

Answer: Holly Heston Rochell

Answer: John Charles Carter

Answer: Charleton Heston

Answer: Charleston Heston

Answer: Holly Rochell

Answer: Chuck Heston

Answer: Heston, Charlton

Answer: Carlton Heston

Answer: Holly Heston

Answer: Charlton heston

Answer: Charlton Heston


Question: Who won the World Individual Championship Speedway title four times in 1957, 1958, 1964 and 1966?

Answer: Barry briggs

Answer: Barry Briggs


Question: Which bird, that breeds in northern Europe in pine and beech forests, has a chestnut brown back, grey head, dark tail, buff breast and a striped black throat?

Answer: Fieldfare

Answer: Fieldfair

Answer: Fieldfares

Answer: Turdus pilaris


Question: Which seabird that ranges widely in the Southern Ocean and the North Pacific has the largest wingspan of any existing birds?

Answer: אלבטרוס

Answer: Albatross

Answer: Diomedeidae

Answer: Goonie bird

Answer: Goony bird

Answer: Albatrosses

Answer: Giant Albatross


Question: Which film starring Steve McQueen featured a car chase through the streets of San Francisco?

Answer: Bullitt

Answer: Lieutenant Frank Bullitt


Question: What is the oldest existing lighthouse in America, built in 1764?

Answer: Sandy Hook Lighthouse, New Jersey


Question: What word best describes a triangle where one angle is equal to 90 degrees?

Answer: Right angled


Question: Who was the first of these to become US President?

Answer: Father of the Constitution

Answer: Jimmy Madison

Answer: President Madison

Answer: James Madison, Jun.

Answer: Presidency of James Madison

Answer: James Madison

Answer: 4th President of the United States

Answer: James Madison, Jr.

Answer: Nelly Conway Madison

Answer: President James Madison

Answer: Fourth President of the United States

Answer: Madison, James

Answer: Madison Administration

Answer: James madison


Question: In the International Radio Alphabet, how many are traditional male given names

Answer: five

Answer: 5


Question: Which English rowing event is held every year on the River Thames for 5 days (Wednesday to Sunday) over the first weekend in July?

Answer: Henley Royal Regatta

Answer: Henly Royal Regatta

Answer: Diamond Sculls

Answer: Royal Henly Regatta

Answer: Stewards' Enclosure

Answer: Royal Henley Regatta

Answer: Henley Regatta

Answer: Regatta Enclosure


Question: "Which Dutch artist painted ""Sunflowers"" and was the subject of a pop song by Don McLaine?"

Answer: Vincent Willem Van Gogh

Answer: Vincent van Gogh

Answer: Vincent VanGogh

Answer: Vangogh

Answer: Van Gogh's ear

Answer: Van go

Answer: Vincent Van Gogh

Answer: Vincent Willem van Gogh

Answer: Vincent van Gogh's ear

Answer: Van Goth

Answer: Van Gough

Answer: Vince Van Gogh

Answer: Van Gogh

Answer: Vince van Gogh

Answer: Vincent Van Goth

Answer: Vincent van gogh

Answer: Van goh

Answer: Vincent Van Gough

Answer: Van Goh

Answer: Vincent Van gough


Question: Which continent has the world's highest waterfall, largest river by volume, longest mountain range, driest place, largest rainforest, highest capital city, and highest commercially navigable lake?

Answer: South amerika

Answer: South america

Answer: Prehistory of South America

Answer: South American capital cities

Answer: Southamericans

Answer: S. America

Answer: South American continent

Answer: America do Sul

Answer: South America (region)

Answer: South America (continent)

Answer: South american capital cities

Answer: South Americas

Answer: Aouth america

Answer: South Americans

Answer: Southamerica

Answer: Southern America

Answer: South American

Answer: América do Sul

Answer: List of national capitals in South America

Answer: Tourism in South America

Answer: South Amerika

Answer: Southamerican

Answer: South-America

Answer: South-American

Answer: South America


Question: What was the capital of the Portuguese empire from 1808 to 1815?

Answer: São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: BRRIO

Answer: Rio de Janiero

Answer: UN/LOCODE:BRRIO

Answer: Río de Jeneiro

Answer: Rio di Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (city)

Answer: Rio, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Answer: Rio Janeiro

Answer: Río de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: Rio de janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro city

Answer: Río de Janeiro

Answer: R. Janeiro

Answer: Rio-de-Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janero

Answer: R Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Jainero

Answer: River of January

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janerio

Answer: Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Answer: Rio De Janiero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro City

Answer: Rio De Janeiro

Answer: Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: The Marvelous City

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janerio

Answer: January River


Question: In which country is the city of Kandahar?

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Avghanistaun

Answer: Soviet-occupied Afghanistan

Answer: Afganhistan

Answer: Afghanestan

Answer: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Afġānestān

Answer: Afghanastan

Answer: Afeganistao

Answer: Afgjanistan

Answer: Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia

Answer: AfghanistaN

Answer: Afghanistan, Rep. of.

Answer: Afganistan

Answer: Afghanistan-Central Asia

Answer: Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)

Answer: Afghansitan

Answer: Afgahanistan

Answer: IROA

Answer: Kinetic action

Answer: A-Stan

Answer: Afghanstan

Answer: Afğānistān

Answer: AFGHANISTAN

Answer: Afghānistān

Answer: I.R.O.A.

Answer: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanestan

Answer: افغانستان

Answer: Afghinastan

Answer: The Graveyard of Empires

Answer: Affghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan, I.S. of

Answer: Etymology of Afghanistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AF

Answer: Afghnistan

Answer: د افغانستان اسلامي دولت دولت اسلامی افغانستان

Answer: Da Afġānistān Islāmī Jomhoriyat

Answer: Da Afghanistan Islami Dawlat Dawlat-e Eslami-e Afghanestan


Question: The War of the Triple Alliance (1864 - 1870) was fought between the allied countries of Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay and which other country?

Answer: Administrative divisions of Paraguay

Answer: Culture of Paraguay

Answer: Paraguayans

Answer: Paraguayan literature

Answer: Culture of paraguay

Answer: Paragauy

Answer: Teta Paraguai

Answer: Etymology of Paraguay

Answer: Paraguayan

Answer: Tetã Paraguái

Answer: Republic of Paraguay

Answer: Paraguai

Answer: Paruaguayan

Answer: Paraguay

Answer: Republic Paraguay

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PY

Answer: Name of Paraguay

Answer: República del Paraguay


Question: What engineering work was opened by Mayor McLellan on 27 October 1904?

Answer: NYSubway

Answer: Metro de Nueva York

Answer: New York Subway System

Answer: New York City Subway

Answer: NYCS

Answer: NYC Subway

Answer: Token sucking

Answer: NYC subway

Answer: MTA New York City Subway

Answer: NYC Subways

Answer: NYCSubway

Answer: MTA subway

Answer: NYCT subway

Answer: Nyc subway

Answer: New York City subway system

Answer: New York subway system

Answer: New York City Metro

Answer: Nyc subway system

Answer: Metro de la Ciudad Nueva York

Answer: MTA Subway

Answer: Metro de la Ciudad de Nueva York

Answer: New York City subway

Answer: New York subways

Answer: New York Subway

Answer: MTA Subways

Answer: Ny subway

Answer: New York subway


Question: In which US state are the Catskill Mountains?

Answer: New Yourk State

Answer: State of N.Y.

Answer: US-NY

Answer: N Y

Answer: The state of NY

Answer: NewYork

Answer: NYS

Answer: Neo York

Answer: NY state

Answer: Nova York

Answer: State of new york

Answer: Ny

Answer: New york

Answer: Nueva York (estado)

Answer: N Y state

Answer: New York (state)

Answer: U.S. state of New York

Answer: New York state

Answer: New York, U.S.

Answer: State New York

Answer: Nýja-Jórvík

Answer: Newyork

Answer: NEW YORK

Answer: State of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. state

Answer: NY

Answer: The state of N.Y.

Answer: NY (state)

Answer: New York's

Answer: N.Y. (U.S. state)

Answer: State of new yourk

Answer: New York State

Answer: New York (U.S. state)

Answer: New york state

Answer: New Yrok

Answer: 11th State

Answer: New York (USA State)

Answer: State of N Y

Answer: New-York

Answer: The State of New York

Answer: State of New York

Answer: US state of New York

Answer: N Y (U.S. state)

Answer: N.Y. state

Answer: N.Y.

Answer: The state of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. (state)

Answer: The state of N Y

Answer: New York, US

Answer: N.Y. (state)

Answer: Nyja-Jorvik

Answer: Religion in New York

Answer: New Yourk

Answer: N. Y.

Answer: New York State's

Answer: Estado Nueva York

Answer: New York (USA state)

Answer: New york population

Answer: New York, U.S.A

Answer: New York

Answer: NY (U.S. state)

Answer: Estado de Nueva York

Answer: N. Y. (U.S. state)

Answer: Eleventh State

Answer: N Y (state)

Answer: State of NY

Answer: New York (State)

Answer: New York (U.S. state


Question: What is a more common name for the umbilicus?

Answer: Belly Button

Answer: In betweenie

Answer: Betweenie

Answer: Navel

Answer: Belly buttons

Answer: Outie

Answer: Tummy button

Answer: Navel point

Answer: Innie

Answer: Belly button

Answer: Belly-button

Answer: Lint hole

Answer: In-betweenie

Answer: Hokkaido Belly-button Festival

Answer: Bellybutton

Answer: Lint Hole

Answer: Navels


Question: Charles Lindbergh became famous by flying which aeroplane?

Answer: Spirit of Saint Louis

Answer: Spirit of St. Louis

Answer: NX211

Answer: Spirit of st louis

Answer: N-X-211

Answer: NX 211

Answer: Ryan NYP

Answer: The Spirit of St Louis

Answer: Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis

Answer: The Spirit of St. Louis


Question: "Who was the author of ""Around The World In 80 Days"" and ""20,000 Leagues Under The Sea""?"

Answer: Verne, Jules

Answer: Julius verne

Answer: JulesVerne

Answer: Jules verne

Answer: Jules Verne

Answer: Verne gyula

Answer: Jules Gabriel Verne

Answer: Honorine de Viane Morel

Answer: Honorine Verne

Answer: Vernean


Question: What is the greatest distance between the capitals of two sovereign countries that share a border?

Answer: pyongyang and moscow


Question: "Which group had hits with ""You Really Got Me"", ""All Day And All Of The Night"", ""Waterloo Sunset"" and ""Lola""?"

Answer: The Kinks

Answer: John Gosling (The Kinks musician)

Answer: Gordon John Edwards

Answer: The Ray Davies Quartet

Answer: Kinks

Answer: The Kinks (band)

Answer: Kinks, The


Question: Which war, engineered by Bismarck, included the siege and surrender of Paris and ended in the union of German states with William I as emperor?

Answer: Invasion of France (1870)

Answer: French-Prussian war

Answer: German-French War

Answer: Franco-German war

Answer: Deutsch-Franzosischer Krieg

Answer: Franco/Prussian Wars

Answer: Franco-Prussian war

Answer: 1870 War

Answer: French-Prussian War

Answer: French german war

Answer: First Battle of Orleans

Answer: Prussian-French war

Answer: Guerre Franco-Allemande

Answer: Francoprussian war

Answer: Franco Prussian War

Answer: Deutsch-Französischer Krieg

Answer: French-German War

Answer: Guerre franco-allemande

Answer: France german war

Answer: War of 1870

Answer: Franco-German War of 1870

Answer: Franco-German War

Answer: Battle of Sarrebruck

Answer: Franco-prussian war

Answer: Franco–Prussian War

Answer: Franco-Prussian War


Question: What was the name of Sir Fred Hoyles theory, an alternative to the Big Bang, that said that there was continuous creation of matter between galaxies, so that as galaxies get further apart, new ones develop between them?

Answer: Steady state concentration

Answer: Steady-state

Answer: Steady-state condition

Answer: Steady State (Thermodynamics)

Answer: Steady state

Answer: Steady State


Question: The navy from which country destroyed the Russian fleet at Port Arthur after a number of attacks in 1904 and 1905?

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: "What is an Australian talking about if he says ""Emma Chizzit""?"

Answer: The price of something


Question: What is the Scottish word that applies to New Year's Eve?

Answer: Hogmanay

Answer: Edinburgh's Hogmanay

Answer: Hogmany


Question: The Republic of China (ROC) did not compete at the Montreal Olympics in 1976 because the People's Republic of China (PRC) pressured the organisers to stop them competing under that name. What name did the ROC use when it next competed in 1984?

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Quemoy, and Matsu

Answer: Chinese Taibei

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu (Chinese Taipei)

Answer: Chinese Taipei

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Kinmen and Matsu

Answer: Separate customs territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kimmen, and Matsu

Answer: Zhongguo Taibei

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu

Answer: Zhonghua Taibei

Answer: Taipei, China

Answer: Taipei of China

Answer: China-Taipei

Answer: China (Taipei)

Answer: Taipei China

Answer: Seperate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kimmen and Matsu

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kimmen, and Matsu

Answer: Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kimmen and Matsu


Question: In the nursery rhyme, who put in his thumb and pulled out a plum?

Answer: Jack (fish)

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack (disambiguation)

Answer: Jack (zoology)

Answer: Jackfish

Answer: JACK

Answer: Jack (novel)

Answer: Jack (film)

Answer: Jack (fish disambiguation)

Answer: JacK


Question: What is the former name of Helsingor, Denmark?

Answer: Elsinor


Question: What is the next in this series: Conrad Hilton, Michael Wilding, Michael Todd, Eddie Fisher, Richard Burton?

Answer: Richard Burton

Answer: Richard Walter Jenkins

Answer: Richard Burton (actor)


Question: What is the world's biggest car maker?

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

Answer: Toyota automobile collectibles

Answer: Toyopet

Answer: Toyota Motors Philippines

Answer: トヨタ

Answer: Zeronise

Answer: Toyota (company)

Answer: Toyota cars

Answer: Toyota motor corp

Answer: Toyotathon

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp.

Answer: Toyota 89CV

Answer: Toyota Central R&D Labs

Answer: Toyotas

Answer: Toyota Netz

Answer: Toyota Motor Company

Answer: Toyta

Answer: トヨタ自動車株式会社

Answer: Toyota.com

Answer: Toyopet Store

Answer: Toyota Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor

Answer: Toyota NETZ

Answer: Toyota

Answer: Toyota Motors Manufacturing

Answer: Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp

Answer: Toyota company

Answer: Toyota Motor Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor Philippines

Answer: Toyota Vista Store

Answer: Toyota Corolla Store

Answer: Wins for Toyota — Safety Group

Answer: Toyota Store

Answer: Toyota Jidousha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motors

Answer: Toyota 58-79 timeline

Answer: Toyota (automobile)


Question: What is the capital of Malta?

Answer: Valetta, Malta

Answer: Citta Umilissima

Answer: Il-Belt Valletta

Answer: Valletta

Answer: La Valletta

Answer: Valetta

Answer: La Valleta

Answer: Valleta

Answer: Valletta, Malta

Answer: Capital of Malta

Answer: Città Umilissima


Question: Anthony Wilding, who won the Wimbledon men's singles from 1910 to 1913, was from what country?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: Which city was the capital of Italy from 1865 to 1871?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITFLR

Answer: Folrenz

Answer: Firenze, Italy

Answer: פירנצה

Answer: Montughi

Answer: Firenze

Answer: Gualfonda

Answer: Florentine

Answer: Frorence

Answer: Florence (Italy)

Answer: Florence

Answer: Florence, Italy


Question: What is the standard length of the bars in the uneven parallel bars or asymmetric bars, an artistic gymnastics apparatus used only by female gymnasts?

Answer: 240 distance

Answer: 240 cm

Answer: two hundred and forty  distance


Question: "After he had directed ""Australia"", it was reported that Baz Luhrmann's next project was a film based on which book by F Scott Fitzgerald?"

Answer: George Wilson (Gatsby)

Answer: Nick Carroway

Answer: Dr. T.J. Eckleburg

Answer: Meyer Wolfsheim

Answer: Wolfshiem

Answer: The Great Gatsby

Answer: Trimalchio (book)

Answer: Tom Buchanan

Answer: Great Gatsby

Answer: Jordan Baker (The Great Gatsby)

Answer: T.J. Eckelburg

Answer: Nick Carraway

Answer: The Great gatsby

Answer: Daisy Fay

Answer: Meyer Wolfshiem

Answer: Myrtle Wilson

Answer: Nick Caraway

Answer: George Wilson (The Great Gatsby)

Answer: The great gatsby

Answer: Dr. T. J. Eckleberg

Answer: Trimalchio (novel)

Answer: The Rise of the Colored Empires

Answer: Dr. T. J. Eckleburg

Answer: So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past

Answer: Oggsford

Answer: Tom Buchanan (The Great Gatsby)


Question: In a film script, what do the letters ECU mean?

Answer: Extreme Close Up


Question: What is the name given to a bone fracture when one part of it is driven into another?

Answer: Impacted

Answer: Impaction (disambiguation)

Answer: Impaction


Question: Whose play about the Salem witch trials in the 17th century drew parallels to McCarthyism in the 1950s?

Answer: Agnes Barley

Answer: Arthur Miller

Answer: Timebends

Answer: Arthur Miller's

Answer: Arthur Asher Miller

Answer: Mary Slattery


Question: Which previously independent country, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, 2550 km (1530 miles) off the coast of Africa, united with Tanganyika to form Tanzania in 1964?

Answer: Committee of Six

Answer: Climate of Zanzibar

Answer: Sansibar

Answer: Zanguebar

Answer: Zanzibar, Tanzania

Answer: Unguja, Tanzania

Answer: Zanjibar

Answer: Rail transport in Zanzibar

Answer: Kidichi

Answer: Zanzibar

Answer: Demographics of Zanzibar

Answer: Zanzibar (island)

Answer: Politics of Zanzibar

Answer: Zanzibari


Question: Who, after marrying in 1791, and living in Naples, became the mistress of Lord Nelson, having his child, Horatia, in 1803?

Answer: Lady Hamilton Emma

Answer: Lady Emma Hamilton

Answer: Lady Hamilton

Answer: Emma Lyon

Answer: Emma Hamilton

Answer: Emma Hart

Answer: Emma, Lady Hamilton


Question: In beach volleyball and indoor volleyball, what is the maximum number of contacts that a team can have with the ball before it crosses the net?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Which US TV series is set in the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital?

Answer: House (architecture)

Answer: Dwellinghouse

Answer: Hous

Answer: Domestic architecture

Answer: HOUSE

Answer: History of houses

Answer: House

Answer: Houses

Answer: Houseing

Answer: Houes

Answer: Independent house


Question: Which of Queen Elizabeth's children is the lowest in succession to (i.e. furthest away from) the throne?

Answer: Anne

Answer: Ann (name)


Question: The Wimbledon tennis tournament is held at which tennis club in London?

Answer: All england lawn tennis and croquet club

Answer: All England Lawn Tennis Club

Answer: All-England Club

Answer: AELTC

Answer: Aorangi Park

Answer: The All England Club

Answer: All England Club

Answer: All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club


Question: Where does the word donnybrook, synonymous with a riot, come from?

Answer: A fair in Ireland


Question: Which driver won the most races in the A1GP championship in its first 3 years (2005-06, 2006-07 & 2007-08)?

Answer: Nico Hlkenberg (Germany)


Question: Which womens squash player won the World Open four times (1985, 1987, 1990 & 1992) and the British Open eight times?

Answer: Susan Devoy

Answer: Susan Elizabeth Anne Devoy


Question: Vishnu and Shiva are gods in which religion?

Answer: Sanatana-dharma

Answer: Ethics of Hinduism

Answer: Hindu culture

Answer: Hindu dhamma

Answer: Rulership in Hinduism

Answer: Hinduism: myths and realities

Answer: Sanctity of the Cow

Answer: Vaidika Dharma

Answer: Hindiusm

Answer: Sanathana Dharma

Answer: Sanatan Dharm

Answer: Sanatan dharma

Answer: Hindū

Answer: Hinduism

Answer: Hinduisme

Answer: Hindu (ethnic group)

Answer: Sanatana-Dharma

Answer: Santana Dharama

Answer: Sanathana Darma

Answer: Hindu Religion

Answer: Vedic Dharma

Answer: Hindu societies

Answer: Vaidika dharma

Answer: Hinduism II

Answer: Sanātan Dharm

Answer: सनातन धर्म

Answer: Sanatana dharma

Answer: HINDUISM

Answer: Veda Dharma

Answer: Prophets in Hinduism

Answer: Santana Dharma

Answer: Hindu (ethnicity)

Answer: Hiduism

Answer: Listing of noted Hindus

Answer: Hinduity

Answer: Hindu religion

Answer: Hindooism

Answer: Hindu-Shudra

Answer: Hindu religious mantras

Answer: Hindusim

Answer: Hindu symbolism

Answer: Hindism

Answer: Hindu people

Answer: Hindu values

Answer: Hindu views of sin

Answer: Hindu views on sin

Answer: Hinduisem

Answer: Hindus in Iran

Answer: Hinduisam

Answer: Hindu religious texts

Answer: Hindu society

Answer: Sanatana Dharma

Answer: Puranic Hinduism


Question: Calvados apple brandy is traditionally produced in which country?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: If you sailed from the Aegean through the Sea of Marmara, the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov, and followed the Volga-Don canal, where would you end up?

Answer: Apsheron Threshold

Answer: Daryā-i Māzandarān

Answer: Hazar deňizi

Answer: Mazandaran Sea

Answer: Sea of Baku

Answer: Caspian Sea

Answer: Caspian Sea Region

Answer: Mazandaran sea

Answer: Sea of Caspia

Answer: Khvaliskoye

Answer: Caspian Ocean

Answer: Caspian Lake

Answer: Caspian sea

Answer: Caspian area

Answer: Caspian region

Answer: Hyrcanian Ocean

Answer: Daryā-i Xazar

Answer: Mazanderan Sea

Answer: Apsheron Sill

Answer: Hyrcanian Sea

Answer: Kaspiyskoye more

Answer: Kaspiy teñizi

Answer: Caspian seas

Answer: Caspian Sea basin

Answer: The Caspian Sea


Question: What traditional sport was banned in Britain in 2004?

Answer: Fox-hunter

Answer: Whippers-in

Answer: Whipper in

Answer: Fox Hunting

Answer: Master of the Hounds

Answer: Fox hunter

Answer: Fox-hunt

Answer: Master of Foxhounds

Answer: Whippers in

Answer: Foxhunt

Answer: Beasts of the chase

Answer: Whippersin

Answer: Hunting with hounds

Answer: Fox hunt

Answer: Hunt follower

Answer: Whipper-in

Answer: Fox-hunting

Answer: Whipperin

Answer: Fox Hunt

Answer: Fox hunting

Answer: Master of Fox Hounds

Answer: Fox hunters

Answer: Foxhunting


Question: At the 1972 Olympic Games at Munich, who won back to back gold medals in the 5,000 metres and 10,000 metres, defeating American distance runner Steve Prefontaine in the former?

Answer: Lasse Virn


Question: What word is applied to someone who is equally capable with both hands?

Answer: Ambidexterity

Answer: Ambidexterous

Answer: Ambisinister

Answer: Ambidextrousness

Answer: Ambadexterous

Answer: Ambidextrous


Question: Which river begins in the Rocky Mountains in south-west Colorado, crosses New Mexico and forms the border between Mexico and the USA before reaching the Gulf of Mexico?

Answer: Rio Grande del Norte

Answer: Río Grande

Answer: Rio Bravo del Norte

Answer: Rio Grande River

Answer: Rio Grande

Answer: Rio Grande river

Answer: The Rio Grande

Answer: Rio Grande River (United States and Mexico)

Answer: Río Bravo

Answer: Río Bravo del Norte


Question: What type of dog is traditionally used above the Arctic Circle to pull sleds over snow?

Answer: Huskys

Answer: Huskie

Answer: Husky dogs

Answer: Huskies

Answer: Husky

Answer: Huskey

Answer: Husky mix


Question: What is the term used for a driver on Memorial Day weekend attempting to race in the Indianapolis 500 during the day and the Coca-Cola 600 during the night?

Answer: The Double (film)

Answer: Double

Answer: Doubled

Answer: Double (album)

Answer: The Double

Answer: DOUBLE

Answer: The Double (disambiguation)

Answer: The Double (novel)

Answer: The double

Answer: Double (disambiguation)


Question: "What is ""Too much money chasing too few goods""?"

Answer: Inflation rate

Answer: Ingflation

Answer: Economics/Inflation

Answer: Causes of inflation in trinidad and tobago

Answer: Inflation (prices)

Answer: Food inflation

Answer: Inflation (economics)

Answer: Currency inflation

Answer: Price Inflation

Answer: Cash inflation

Answer: Inflation

Answer: Zero inflation

Answer: Price inflation

Answer: Economic inflation

Answer: Threshold Inflation

Answer: Effect of inflation

Answer: Inflations

Answer: Costs of inflation

Answer: World inflation crisis

Answer: Inflation rates

Answer: Inflation (financial)

Answer: Causes of inflation in Trinidad and Tobago

Answer: Economy/Inflation

Answer: Price Trends

Answer: Price level stability


Question: In 1966, Germany and England played in the World Cup final for which sport?

Answer: International club football

Answer: Sawker

Answer: Association football

Answer: Soccer Injuries

Answer: Association foot ball

Answer: Metric football

Answer: Football (Association rules)

Answer: Rooball

Answer: Footbal (soccer)

Answer: Loss time

Answer: Socker

Answer: Soccer

Answer: Fútbol

Answer: Recreational soccer

Answer: Divegrass

Answer: Fitba

Answer: Association Football

Answer: Association Football Club

Answer: Association foot-ball

Answer: Soccer football

Answer: Football (Soccer)

Answer: Fotball

Answer: Football (Association)

Answer: Soccer history

Answer: Voetbal

Answer: Soccer (football)

Answer: Association footballers

Answer: Soccer Scoring

Answer: The Method of Scoring

Answer: Assocation football

Answer: Football (soccer)

Answer: Outdoor Soccer

Answer: Soccer rules

Answer: Futbol

Answer: Soccer players

Answer: Association soccer

Answer: Diveball

Answer: Ass. football

Answer: Associated football

Answer: Football (association)

Answer: Association-football

Answer: Futébol

Answer: Association footballer

Answer: Football (original)

Answer: Association football (soccer)

Answer: Assocciation football

Answer: Poverty ball

Answer: Asocciation football

Answer: Stoppage time

Answer: Association Football (soccer)

Answer: Soccer team

Answer: Rules of football

Answer: Football(soccer)

Answer: Povertyball

Answer: Futebol

Answer: Soccor

Answer: Association football team

Answer: Soccer (Football)

Answer: Sokker


Question: Which French artist joined a Post-Impressionist group, started the Synthetist movement and worked in Tahiti from 1891 to 1893, and 1895 to 1901?

Answer: Paul Gaugin

Answer: Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gauguin

Answer: Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gaugin


Question: Which boxer relinquished his world welterweight title after defeating Jake La Motta in 1951?

Answer: Walker Smith Junior

Answer: Walker Smith Jr.

Answer: Walker Smith Jr

Answer: Sugar Robinson

Answer: %22Sugar%22 Ray Robinson

Answer: Walker Smith Jnr.

Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson

Answer: Walker Smith Jnr


Question: What is the name for the point in the lunar orbit when the moon is nearest to the earth?

Answer: Apihelion

Answer: Aposelene

Answer: Perihadion

Answer: Apomelasma

Answer: Pericytherion

Answer: Apogeum

Answer: Apastron

Answer: Pericenter

Answer: Aphadion

Answer: Apoapsis

Answer: Apuranion

Answer: Apoareion

Answer: Periapsis distance

Answer: Periuranion

Answer: Perijove

Answer: Apogee

Answer: Perizene

Answer: Perikrone

Answer: Apojove

Answer: Perigee

Answer: Apsides

Answer: Apses

Answer: Apogalactic

Answer: Apoapse

Answer: Periapse

Answer: Periselene

Answer: Perigalacticon

Answer: Perimelasma

Answer: Apsis

Answer: Apocenter

Answer: Perinigricon

Answer: Apo-apsis

Answer: Perihelion distance

Answer: Apolune

Answer: Perigeum

Answer: Periastron

Answer: Periapsis

Answer: Perigalactic

Answer: Apocytherion

Answer: Closest Approach

Answer: Perihermion

Answer: Apoposeidion

Answer: Apapsis

Answer: Aphermion

Answer: Apozene

Answer: Perihelia

Answer: Apokrone

Answer: Perigree

Answer: Galacticon

Answer: Apoapsis distance

Answer: Perilune

Answer: Periareion

Answer: Periphelion

Answer: Periposeidion

Answer: Apocynthion

Answer: Apoastron

Answer: Aponigricon


Question: "What does the Gaelic phrase ""Sinn Fein"" mean?"

Answer: Pro-Treaty Sinn Fein

Answer: Sinn Fein republican

Answer: Provisional Sinn Féin

Answer: Sinn fein

Answer: Anti-Treaty Sinn Féin

Answer: Shinn fein

Answer: Sinn Féin (Kevin Street)

Answer: The Irish Republican Party

Answer: Ourselves alone

Answer: Sínn Féin

Answer: Sinnfein

Answer: Senn Feinn

Answer: Sin Fein

Answer: Irish republican Party

Answer: Sinn Fein members

Answer: Sinn Fein (Kevin Street)

Answer: SinnFéin

Answer: Provisional Sinn Fein

Answer: We Ourselves

Answer: Shinn Féin

Answer: Anti-Treaty Sinn Fein

Answer: Ourselves (Ireland)

Answer: Sinn Fein Party

Answer: Sinn Fein (Anti-Treaty)

Answer: Sinnféin

Answer: Sinn Féín

Answer: We ourselves

Answer: Sinn Féin

Answer: Pro-Treaty Sinn Féin

Answer: SinnFein

Answer: We Alone

Answer: Sinn Fein (Pro-Treaty)

Answer: Sinn Fein party

Answer: Shinn Fein

Answer: Irish republican party

Answer: Sinn Fein

Answer: Sin fein

Answer: Irish Republican Party


Question: "The song ""Consider Yourself"" is from what musical?"

Answer: Oliver!

Answer: Oliver! (musical)

Answer: Oliver (musical)


Question: What is the name of the long narrow island off the east coast of Russia?

Answer: Sakhalin Island

Answer: 萨哈林

Answer: 樺太

Answer: 薩哈林

Answer: 库页

Answer: Sakhalin island

Answer: Sachalin Island

Answer: Kuye

Answer: 庫頁島

Answer: Sakalin

Answer: Kraftu

Answer: 库页岛

Answer: 庫頁

Answer: Sakhalin

Answer: Sakalin Islands

Answer: Sahalin

Answer: Sakhalin Islands

Answer: Prefecture of Karafuto

Answer: Krafto

Answer: Sàhālín

Answer: Saghalien

Answer: Karafuto Island

Answer: Sahkalin

Answer: Сахалин

Answer: Karafuto island

Answer: Kùyè


Question: Which building, built in 1884, was the first to use structural steel in its frame and the first to be supported inside and outside by a fireproof metal frame, and is therefore considered to be the first skyscraper?

Answer: Home Insurance Building, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Home Insurance Building, Chicago, Illinois, USA


Question: To which organisation, formed in Tennessee in 1865, was Brian A Scates elected as Leader and President in 1867?

Answer: Klansmen

Answer: Knights of the KKK

Answer: The Knight's Party

Answer: Koo-klux-klan

Answer: Ku-Klux-Klan

Answer: Ku-Klux Klan

Answer: Supreme Kingdom

Answer: KuKluxKlan

Answer: The Ku Klux Klan

Answer: Klanton

Answer: The K.K.K.

Answer: Exalted Cyclops

Answer: The knights party

Answer: The KKK

Answer: Kkk

Answer: Klansman

Answer: Ku Klux Clan

Answer: Klans

Answer: The Klan

Answer: Ku Klux Klan

Answer: Grand Kleagle

Answer: Ku-klux-klan

Answer: Ku Kluxer

Answer: 33/5

Answer: The K. K. K.

Answer: Second KKK

Answer: The invisible empire of the south

Answer: K. K. K.

Answer: The Klu Klux Klan

Answer: The K K K

Answer: Cu Clux Clan

Answer: KKK

Answer: AYAK

Answer: Knights Party

Answer: Ku Kluxism

Answer: K k k

Answer: Clu Clux Clan

Answer: Grand kleagle

Answer: Klu Klux Klan

Answer: Bryan Prince

Answer: Knights of the Ku Klux Klan

Answer: Klan national organization

Answer: K.K.K.

Answer: Ku klux klan

Answer: Notable Ku Klux Klan members in national politics

Answer: Knights Militant


Question: Which film starring Reese Witherspoon had the same title as a hit by Lynyrd Skynyrd?

Answer: Sweet Home Alabama

Answer: Sweet Home Alabama (song)

Answer: Sweet home alabama


Question: What is the ocean current that flows from Florida to Europe?

Answer: Gulf Stream

Answer: The Gulf Stream

Answer: Golf Stream

Answer: Gulf stream pump

Answer: Atlantic Gulf Stream

Answer: Gulf-stream

Answer: Golfs Dream

Answer: Gulf stream


Question: What is the name given to the official residence provided for the Olympic athletes?

Answer: Paralympic Village

Answer: Athletes village

Answer: Olympic Village

Answer: Olympic village


Question: Rhinitis is inflammation of the mucus membranes of what?

Answer: Noses

Answer: Schnoz

Answer: Nose

Answer: Schnozzle

Answer: Schnozz

Answer: Smeller


Question: What remake of a British science-fiction serial broadcast by BBC Television in the summer of 1953 was staged live by BBC Four in 2005 with actors Jason Flemyng, Mark Gatiss, Andrew Tiernan, Indira Varma, David Tennant and Adrian Bower?

Answer: Quatermass experiment

Answer: The Quatermass Experiment


Question: "Which national anthem appears in The Beatles song ""All You Need Is Love""?"

Answer: The Marseillese

Answer: Song of Marseilles

Answer: La Marsaillaise

Answer: National anthem of Saint Barthélemy

Answer: La Marsillese

Answer: French National Anthem

Answer: La Marsellaise

Answer: The Marseillaise

Answer: Marseillese

Answer: La Marseillase

Answer: Song of Marseille

Answer: La Marseillaise

Answer: National anthem of French Guiana

Answer: Marseillaise

Answer: National anthem of Guadeloupe

Answer: The Song of Marseilles

Answer: National anthem of France

Answer: National anthem of Wallis and Futuna

Answer: La maʁsɛjɛz

Answer: The Marseilleise

Answer: French National anthem

Answer: National anthem of French Polynesia

Answer: National anthem of Saint Pierre and Miquelon

Answer: The Song of Marseille

Answer: Springfield Anthem (song)

Answer: French anthem

Answer: National anthem of Martinique

Answer: La Marsaillese

Answer: La Marseilleise

Answer: National anthem of the Collectivity of Saint Martin

Answer: La marseilliase

Answer: French national anthem

Answer: Marsaillaise

Answer: Le Marseillaise

Answer: La Marseillese

Answer: La Marsellaisse


Question: The name of Niccolo Paganini is associated with which instrument?

Answer: Violinist (disambiguation)

Answer: Violina

Answer: Geige

Answer: FiddleandViolin

Answer: Violins

Answer: Violin tuning

Answer: Fiddle and violin

Answer: The Violinist

Answer: Violinist

Answer: Violon

Answer: Violin (instrument)

Answer: Violino

Answer: Viollon

Answer: Violin

Answer: Violin player

Answer: Carnatic Violin


Question: Who is the father of the twin boys born to Brooke Mueller on 14 March 2009?

Answer: Bi-winning

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Answer: Carlos Estevez

Answer: Charlysheen

Answer: Charles sheen

Answer: WINNING!

Answer: Carlos Estavez

Answer: Charlie sheen

Answer: Carlos irwin estevez

Answer: Carlos estevez

Answer: Charles Irwin Sheen

Answer: Carlos Irwin Estévez

Answer: Carlos Estévez

Answer: Duh, winning

Answer: Carlos Irwin Estevez


Question: The first Paralympic Games to officially tie in with the Summer Olympics were held in 1960 in which city?

Answer: Capital city of italy

Answer: Demographics of Rome

Answer: Comune di Roma

Answer: Symbols and trivia of Rome

Answer: Roma, Italy

Answer: Città Eterna

Answer: City of the Seven Hills

Answer: Rōma

Answer: ROME

Answer: Roma (city)

Answer: Rome, Lazio

Answer: Capital of Italy

Answer: Rome, Italy

Answer: Rome, Republic and Empire

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITROM

Answer: Rome

Answer: Rome,Italy

Answer: Roma, Italia

Answer: Italian capital

Answer: Rome (Italy)

Answer: City of Rome

Answer: Symbols and Trivia of Rome

Answer: The weather in Rome


Question: "The musical ""The Sound of Music"" is associated with which geographical area?"

Answer: The Republic of Austria

Answer: Oesterreich

Answer: Eastreach

Answer: Österrike

Answer: Easterrealm

Answer: Austurriki

Answer: Republik Österreich

Answer: Osterreich

Answer: Austurríki

Answer: Austrian Republic

Answer: Republik Osterreich

Answer: Avstria

Answer: Österreich

Answer: Republik Oesterreich

Answer: Administrative divisions of Austria

Answer: Ostria

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AT

Answer: Alpine Deutschen

Answer: Austria

Answer: Oostenrijk

Answer: Architecture of Austria

Answer: Republic of Austria

Answer: Etymology of Austria

Answer: Autriche

Answer: Austrian architecture


Question: What was first worn by British soldiers in India in 1845?

Answer: Khaki

Answer: Kackeys

Answer: Kackey pants

Answer: Khakis

Answer: Khaki (colour)

Answer: Dark khaki

Answer: Khaki (color)

Answer: Cackeys


Question: What is the name of the world's largest church, that was begun in 1450, finished in 1600 and consecrated by Pope Urban XIII in 1626?

Answer: Saint Peter's Basillica

Answer: Patriarchal Basilica of St. Peter

Answer: New St. Peter's Basilica

Answer: Saint Peter's Basilica

Answer: Saint Peter's, Rome

Answer: Archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica

Answer: Il Basilica Di San Pietro

Answer: St. Peter's Basilica

Answer: Basilica of Rome

Answer: Basilica di San Pietro

Answer: Peter, Basilica of Saint

Answer: St. Peter's, Rome

Answer: Holy See of Saint Peter

Answer: Basilica of St. Peter's

Answer: Basilica of Saint Peter's

Answer: Saint Peter, Basilica of

Answer: Basilica at St. Peter's

Answer: The Papal Basilica of Saint Peter

Answer: Basilica of Saint Peter's

Answer: Basilica of St. Peter's

Answer: St Peter's, Rome

Answer: San Pietro in Vaticano

Answer: St Peters Basilica

Answer: Basilica of St Peter

Answer: Saint Peter's Basilicia

Answer: St. Peter's basilica

Answer: Saint Peter's Basilica

Answer: Basilica of St Peters

Answer: The Basilica of St. Peter

Answer: Basilica of Saint Peter

Answer: Basilica of St Peter's

Answer: Chapel of the confession

Answer: Basilica Sancti Petri

Answer: Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Vaticano

Answer: Vatican Basilica

Answer: St peter's basillica

Answer: Papal Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican

Answer: Archpriest of Saint Peter's Basilica

Answer: St. Peter's Basilica

Answer: St Peter's Basilica, Rome

Answer: St. peter's basillica

Answer: St Peter's Basilica

Answer: Chapel of the Confession

Answer: Papal Basilica of St. Peter

Answer: Saint Peter's basilica

Answer: Papal Basilica of Saint Peter

Answer: Basilica Di San Pietro

Answer: Basilica of St. Peter

Answer: St. Peter Basilica

Answer: St Peters, Rome


Question: What is the main attraction at both Altamira and Lascaux?

Answer: Cave drawing

Answer: Rupestrian art

Answer: Prehistoric cave paintings

Answer: Hand stencils

Answer: Prehistoric cave art

Answer: Cave painting

Answer: Cave paintings

Answer: Hand stencil

Answer: Prehistoric cave painting

Answer: Cave art


Question: Which island has belonged to Carthage, Rome, the Saracens, the King of Aragon, the Dukes of Savoy, United Italy under Victor Emmanuel and was granted autonomous government in 1947?

Answer: Sardic

Answer: Sardinia

Answer: Sardegna

Answer: Sardinia (Italy)

Answer: Sardigna

Answer: Sardinia in the Middle Ages

Answer: Sɑrˈdɪnɪə

Answer: Sardinia, Italy


Question: Who was the first man sent into space, in 1961?

Answer: Ю́рий Алексе́евич Гага́рин

Answer: First human in space

Answer: Yuri Gagarin

Answer: Jurij Gagarin

Answer: First man in space

Answer: First person in space

Answer: Yury Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Alexeyevich Gagarin

Answer: Juri Gagarin

Answer: Iurii Gagarin

Answer: Gagarin

Answer: Gagarin, Yuri Alekseyevich

Answer: Юрий Гагарин

Answer: Yuriy A. Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Gargarin

Answer: Jurij Alekseevic Gagarin

Answer: Yuri gegarin

Answer: First human spaceflight

Answer: Youri Gagarine

Answer: Yury Alekseyevich Gagarin

Answer: Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin

Answer: Valentina Goryacheva

Answer: Yuriy Gagarin

Answer: Jurij Alekseevič Gagarin

Answer: First man in Space


Question: What is the name for a large circular stained glass window found in Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals that is divided by elaborate tracery into a central compartment with others radiating from it?

Answer: Rosenfenster

Answer: Catherine wheel (window)

Answer: Wheel window

Answer: Rose window

Answer: Rosette (window)

Answer: Wheel-window

Answer: Rose windows

Answer: Catherine window

Answer: Rosette window

Answer: Rose Window

Answer: Rose-window


Question: Which Austrian composer, whose works include 104 symphonies, 84 string quartets and 42 piano sonatas, received a D Mus degree at Oxford University, England?

Answer: Franz Josef Haydn

Answer: FJH

Answer: Franz Joseph Haydn

Answer: Joseph Haydn

Answer: Joesph Haydn

Answer: Franz Haydn

Answer: Haydn, Joseph

Answer: Joseph Franz Haydn

Answer: Josef Haydn

Answer: Francis Joseph Haydn

Answer: Haydn

Answer: F. J. Haydn


Question: What was the first airship to cross the Atlantic, in 1919?

Answer: R34

Answer: R.34

Answer: R 34

Answer: R34 (disambiguation)

Answer: R-34


Question: Where is the Strait of Messina?

Answer: "Between Sicily and the ""toe"" of Italy"

"Between Sicily and the ""toe"" of Italy"


Question: "Where would you find a ""plimsoll line""?"

Answer: On a ship


Question: On British television, John Steed and Emma Peel were known collectively as what?

Answer: Avengers (cartoon)

Answer: The Avengers

Answer: The Avengers (film)

Answer: The Avengers Movie

Answer: Avengers, The

Answer: The Avengerse

Answer: Avengers

Answer: The Avengers (disambiguation)

Answer: Avengers (film)


Question: In which city are the Oscar statuettes made?

Answer: Chi-Beria

Answer: Sayre language academy

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Hog Butcher for the World

Answer: Land of smelly onions

Answer: Ariel Community Academy

Answer: The weather in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

Answer: Chicago, Illionis

Answer: Near North Montessori

Answer: Religion in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Finance Committee

Answer: The Paris of America

Answer: The city of Chicago

Answer: City of Chicago

Answer: List of sister cities of Chicago

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USCHI

Answer: Chicago theatre scene

Answer: Chicago, WI

Answer: The City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: Sister Cities of Chicago

Answer: Chicago il

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Answer: Performing arts in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Transportation Committee

Answer: Chicago, Wisconsin

Answer: City of chicago

Answer: Chicago theater scene

Answer: Chicago, Il

Answer: Chicago, IL.

Answer: Chicago, Ill.

Answer: City of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Chi town

Answer: Chicago, United States

Answer: Chicago (Ill.)

Answer: Transport in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Answer: Chicago (IL)

Answer: USCHI

Answer: Chichago

Answer: Chcago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

Answer: Sister Cities Chicago

Answer: Chicago, USA

Answer: Chi City

Answer: Chicago, IL

Answer: Chi-Town

Answer: Chicago theatre

Answer: Paris of America

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, US

Answer: Chicago Illinois

Answer: The city of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Sister cities of Chicago


Question: What is the collective name for The Colossus of Rhodes, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Pharos at Alexandria, the Pyramids of Egypt, Pheidias' Statue of Jupiter at Olympus, the Temple of Diana at Ephesus and the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus?

Answer: Seven wonders of ancient world

Answer: 7 Ancient Wonders

Answer: Ancient Wonders

Answer: 7 Wonders of the Ancient World

Answer: The seven wonders of the ancient world

Answer: Seven Wonders of the ancient world

Answer: The Seven Wonders

Answer: The Seven Wonders of the World

Answer: 7 world wonders

Answer: The seven wonders of the world

Answer: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

Answer: Wonders of the ancient world

Answer: Seven ancient wonders

Answer: Seven wonders of the ancient world

Answer: The Seven Ancient Wonders of the World

Answer: Seven wonders of the world

Answer: Wonders of the Ancient World

Answer: The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World


Question: What, the first of its kind in Britain, was established by John Tate in Stevenage, Hertfordshire in 1489?

Answer: Papermill

Answer: History of paper mills

Answer: Paper mills

Answer: Pulp and paper mill

Answer: Paper manufacturing

Answer: Paper Mill

Answer: Paper mill


Question: "Which Greek dramatist, who lived from 485 to 406BC, wrote ""Medea"", ""Orestes"" and ""Iphigenia in Tauris""?"

Answer: Εὐριπίδης

Answer: Euripedes

Answer: Euripides

Answer: Eurypides


Question: In humans, the adult skull is normally made up of 22 bones, which are joined together by sutures, rigid articulations permitting very little movement, except for which one?

Answer: Jaw bones

Answer: Jaw

Answer: Gnathic

Answer: Jawbones

Answer: Jaw suspension

Answer: Human jaw

Answer: Jaw diseases

Answer: Jaw bone

Answer: Jawbone


Question: What is the median of 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 25?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: Which series ended on UK television in 1989 after a 26 year run, and returned in 2005?

Answer: Dr Who

Answer: Doctor Who Legacy

Answer: Anna Zhou

Answer: Nightmare child

Answer: Doctor Who New Series

Answer: Doc. Who

Answer: Dr.Who

Answer: Doctor Who

Answer: The Doctor and Rose

Answer: The Doctor (nickname)

Answer: DoctorWho

Answer: Dr who

Answer: Doc Who

Answer: Doctor Who%3F

Answer: Doctor Who: Legacy

Answer: Doctor Who classic series

Answer: Who doctor

Answer: Doc who characters

Answer: Doctor Who series

Answer: Doctor Who – The New Series

Answer: Doctorwho

Answer: Dr w

Answer: Doctor Roo

Answer: Docter Who

Answer: Dr. Who Novels

Answer: Brian Minchin

Answer: Drwho

Answer: Dr. Who

Answer: Dr Who%3F

Answer: Doctor Who new series

Answer: Class (2016 TV series)

Answer: New Who

Answer: Doctor Who Glossary of Terms and Names

Answer: Dr. Who Books

Answer: DrWho

Answer: Doctor who characters

Answer: Doctor Who - The New Series

Answer: Doctor Who (new series)

Answer: Doctor who

Answer: The doctor and Rose

Answer: Archangel Network

Answer: The Child (Doctor Who audio)

Answer: Doctor Who (TV series)


Question: "From which sport do we get the expression ""par for the course""?"

Answer: Scramble (golf)

Answer: GOLF

Answer: Golf Conditioning

Answer: Men's Golf

Answer: Golf Tournament

Answer: Golf

Answer: Duffed

Answer: Scotch foursomes

Answer: Texas scramble

Answer: Golfing

Answer: Golf tournament

Answer: Golf (Sport)

Answer: Golf technology

Answer: Golfer

Answer: Golf conditioning

Answer: The Development of Golf Technology

Answer: Duffs


Question: What was Manchester United footballer Patrice Evans quoted as saying after Manchester United beat Arsenal in the Champions League in May 2009?

Answer: It was 11 men against 11 babies?


Question: The official World Cup for which sport, held every second year from 1986 to 2004 and annually thereafter, is hosted by a number of countries from Canada, USA, UK, multiple European countries, to Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland?

Answer: Orienteer

Answer: Ultrasprint orienteering

Answer: Orienteering

Answer: Traffic direction guidance


Question: What is the circumference of a circle whose radius is 7 inches?

Answer: forty-four  distance

Answer: 44 inches

Answer: 44 distance


Question: Saint Augustine, the oldest city in the USA, is in which state?

Answer: Floreda

Answer: Twenty-Seventh State

Answer: Sunshine State (US)

Answer: Religion in Florida

Answer: Flórida

Answer: Florida, United States

Answer: Sports in Florida

Answer: Flordida

Answer: Florida Redbacks

Answer: Florida (US state)

Answer: Florida, USA

Answer: 27th State

Answer: Economy of Florida

Answer: Florida (U.S. state)

Answer: US-FL

Answer: Agriculture in Florida

Answer: Flordia

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida (State)

Answer: Floridian Peninsula

Answer: Tourism in Florida

Answer: State of Florida

Answer: Flawda

Answer: FL (state)

Answer: Twenty-seventh State

Answer: Florida's

Answer: Flowery Easter

Answer: Florida (state)

Answer: Peninsular State

Answer: Florida map

Answer: Fla.


Question: "What was unusual about the speech by IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch at the closing ceremony of the 1996 Olympic Games, when he said ""Well done Atlanta"" and called the games ""most exceptional""?"

Answer: "He had previously always said that each had been ""The best Olympics ever"""

"He had previously always said that each had been ""The best Olympics ever"""


Question: "Which 20th century English playwright wrote ""The Winslow Boy"" and ""Separate Tables""?"

Answer: Terence Ratigan

Answer: Rattigan

Answer: Terrence Rattigan

Answer: Sir Terence Rattigan

Answer: Sir Terence Mervyn Rattigan

Answer: Terence Rattigan

Answer: Terence Mervyn Rattigan


Question: What 2009 hit record by Lily Allen concerns her boyfriend's performance in the bedroom?

Answer: Not Fair

Answer: Not Fair (Lily Allen song)

Answer: Not Fair (song)


Question: What is the name of the son of Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz, who was born in November 2008?

Answer: Bronx Mowgli


Question: British-born American film actor Archibald Alec Leach was better known by which stage name?

Answer: Archibald alec leach

Answer: ArchibaldAlexanderLeach

Answer: Archibald Alexander Leach

Answer: Carygrant

Answer: Cary Grant

Answer: Archie Leach

Answer: Carey Grant

Answer: Cary Grant.

Answer: Carry Grant

Answer: Cary grant

Answer: Cary grant filmography

Answer: Cary Grant filmography


Question: "What is the last name of ""Oprah""?"

Answer: Winfrey


Question: The foxtrot, a dance introduced to Great Britain around 1914, originated in which country?

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: How did Puerto Rico become a US possession?

Answer: It was ceded by Spain in 1898 after the Spanish-American War

It was ceded by Spain in 1898 after the Spanish-American War


Question: In 1962, a 250cc World Championship for which sport was created, attracting machines built by Husqvarna, Bultaco, CZ and Greeves?

Answer: Motocross racing

Answer: Motocross

Answer: Motocross Racing

Answer: Moto Cross

Answer: Motorcycle scrambling

Answer: Moto pit

Answer: Moto-Cross

Answer: Moto cross

Answer: Motor cross

Answer: Wilcomoto

Answer: Motorcross


Question: What is an orthodox Mahommedan sect whose name derives from a body of traditional teaching which has equal authority with the Koran?

Answer: Sunni Arabs

Answer: Sunni muslims

Answer: Ahle Sunnat

Answer: Sunnistically

Answer: Muslims, Sunni

Answer: Traditionalist Sunni

Answer: Sunni-Muslim

Answer: Ahle sunnah wal jamah

Answer: Traditionalism (Islam)

Answer: Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah

Answer: Sunni Arab

Answer: Ahl Al-Sunna Wal-Jamaa

Answer: Sunnites

Answer: Sunni islam

Answer: Sunnizm

Answer: Sunnify

Answer: Sunniness

Answer: Sunnis

Answer: Sunni Muslims

Answer: Sunnism

Answer: Ahl al-Sunnah

Answer: Ahl al sunnah

Answer: Sunnitism

Answer: Sunni Islam apologist

Answer: Suni Muslims

Answer: Sunni Islam

Answer: Sunnitize

Answer: Sunnitic

Answer: Sunnist

Answer: Sunni

Answer: Sunnistic

Answer: Sunnists

Answer: Suni Islam

Answer: Ahl al-Sunnah wa'l-Jamaa'ah

Answer: Sunni Muslim

Answer: Sunna Islam

Answer: Ahl al-Sunnah wa'l-Jamaa'ah

Answer: Ahl al-Sunna

Answer: Muslim - Sunni

Answer: Sunnistical

Answer: Sunni muslim

Answer: Ahl as-Sunnah wal Jama'ah

Answer: Ahle-Sunnat

Answer: Traditional muslim

Answer: Orthodox Islam

Answer: Traditionalist (Islam)

Answer: Ahl as-Sunnah wal Jama'ah

Answer: Sunnification

Answer: Ahl as-Sunnah wa'l-Jamā'ah

Answer: Ahl as-Sunnah wa'l-Jamā'ah

Answer: Sunniism

Answer: Ahl al-Sunna wa al-Jama'ah

Answer: Ahle Sunnat Movement in South Asia

Answer: Sunnite


Question: Which organisation, which has its Headquarters in Paris, was established on 16 November 1945?

Answer: Unesko

Answer: Golden Picasso

Answer: Picasso Award

Answer: United Nations Educational Scientific & Cultural Organization

Answer: UNESCO

Answer: Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage

Answer: United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization

Answer: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Answer: Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation

Answer: United Nations Educational, Social and Cultural Organization

Answer: United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization

Answer: United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Answer: United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation

Answer: Unesco

Answer: Scientific and Cultural Organization United Nations Educational

Answer: Golden Picasso Medal

Answer: UNESCO General Conference

Answer: Director-General of UNESCO

Answer: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultured Organization

Answer: Scientific and Cultural United Nations Educational

Answer: Picasso Medal

Answer: UN Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization

Answer: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation

Answer: UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Question: Which virus spread by fleas was deliberately introduced into Australia to control rabbits in 1951?

Answer: Mixemetosis

Answer: Mixymetosis

Answer: Myxematosis

Answer: Infectious myxomatosis

Answer: Myxymatosis

Answer: Mixmatosis

Answer: Mixamytosis

Answer: Myximetosis

Answer: Myxomatosis

Answer: Myxamitosis

Answer: Myxamatosis

Answer: Myxometosis

Answer: Mixamatosis

Answer: Mixomatosis

Answer: Mixy

Answer: Myxie

Answer: Myxi

Answer: Mixometosis

Answer: Miximatosis

Answer: Myxo

Answer: Mixymatosis

Answer: White blindness

Answer: Myxametosis

Answer: Myxomitosis

Answer: Myxy

Answer: Mixametosis

Answer: Mixematosis

Answer: Myxomatosis, infectious

Answer: Myxmatosis

Answer: Myximatosis

Answer: Myxymetosis

Answer: Myxomatosis cuniiculi

Answer: Myxemetosis

Answer: Miximetosis


Question: A 2 stroke engine, used in such devices as chainsaws, is fuelled by a mixture of petrol and what other liquid?

Answer: Oily

Answer: Oil

Answer: ATCvet code QA06AG06

Answer: Oil (liquid)

Answer: Heat transfer oil

Answer: Fixed oils

Answer: Petro

Answer: Oils

Answer: ATC code A06AG06

Answer: Thermal oil

Answer: Diathermal oil

Answer: Heat-transfer oil


Question: The peaceful overthrow of the government in Czechoslovakia in 1989 was known as what?

Answer: Nežná revolúcia

Answer: Czechoslovakian Revolution

Answer: Nezna revolucia

Answer: Sametova revoluce

Answer: Velvet Revolution

Answer: Nezna Revolucia

Answer: Czechoslovak Revolution

Answer: Czech Revolution of 1989

Answer: Sametova Revoluce

Answer: Gentle Revolution

Answer: Slovakian Revolution

Answer: The Velvet Revolution

Answer: Czechoslovakian Revolution of 1989

Answer: Slovak Revolution

Answer: Czecho-Slovakian Revolution

Answer: Czechoslovak Revolution of 1989

Answer: Czech Revolution

Answer: Czecho-Slovak Revolution of 1989

Answer: Czecho-Slovak Revolution

Answer: Slovak Revolution of 1989

Answer: Czecho-Slovakian Revolution of 1989

Answer: Sametová revoluce

Answer: Velvet revolution


Question: At the time of her construction in 2003, what was the longest, widest, tallest, largest passenger ship ever built?

Answer: Mary II

Answer: Queen Mary II (disambiguation)

Answer: Queen mary ii

Answer: Queen Mary II

Answer: Mary II (disambiguation)

Answer: Mary the Second


Question: Which international treaties of 1899 and 1907 cover the use of weapons in war?

Answer: Hague conventions

Answer: The Hague Convention

Answer: Hague Conventions

Answer: Hague Convention (disambiguation)

Answer: Hague Convention

Answer: Hague convention

Answer: Haig convention


Question: Which British TV series starring John Simm as DCI Sam Tyler and Philip Glenister as DCI Gene Hunt was remade in the USA starring Jason O'Mara and Harvey Keitel?

Answer: Life on Mars (planet)

Answer: Signs of past presence of liquid water on Mars

Answer: Life on Mars (scientific theory)

Answer: Life on mars tv

Answer: Martian life

Answer: Mars Alien

Answer: Life on Mars

Answer: Life on Mars (theory)

Answer: Life on Mars (TV)

Answer: Life on Mars (television)

Answer: Debate over life on Mars

Answer: Exobiology on Mars

Answer: Life On Mars

Answer: Life on mars (TV)

Answer: Gillevinia straata

Answer: Life on Earth under Martian conditions

Answer: Life on Mars (TV show)

Answer: Mars life

Answer: Aliens Could Exist On Mars

Answer: Life on mars


Question: What is the generally accepted name for the Puritans who became the earliest settlers in the Plymouth colony in America, in 1620?

Answer: Pilgrims (Plymouth Colony)

Answer: Plymouth Pilgrims

Answer: Pilgrim Fathers

Answer: Pilgrim Father

Answer: Pilgrim (Plymouth Colony)

Answer: Pilgrims (Mayflower)

Answer: Mayflower Pilgrims

Answer: Mayflower Pilgrim

Answer: Pilgrims (Plymouth)

Answer: Pilgrim fathers

Answer: Pilgrim (Mayflower)


Question: Which planet weighs more than all the other planets of our solar system combined?

Answer: Physical characteristics of Jupiter

Answer: Sol 5

Answer: Jupiter (astronomy)

Answer: Weight of Jupiter

Answer: Life on Jupiter

Answer: Jupitor

Answer: Planet Jupiter

Answer: Wood Star

Answer: Jupiter (Planet)

Answer: Jovian diameter

Answer: Jupiter!

Answer: Mass of Jupiter

Answer: Astronomy Jupiter

Answer: Zenography

Answer: Jupiter (planet)

Answer: Jupiter's

Answer: Sol-5

Answer: Jovian orbit

Answer: The mass of Jupiter

Answer: Sun f

Answer: Sol f

Answer: Jupiter weight

Answer: Jupiter(planet)

Answer: The weight of Jupiter

Answer: Sol V

Answer: Jupiter's radio emissions

Answer: Jupiter

Answer: Jupiter radius

Answer: Jupitero