Question: Who played 'Chief Inspector Dreyfus' in the 'Pink Panther' films?

Answer: Herbert Charles Angelo Kuchacevich von Schluderpacheru

Answer: Herbert Schluderpacheru

Answer: Herbert Charles Angelo Kuchacevich ze Schluderpacheru

Answer: Herbert Lom


Question: Who played Dr Richard Kimble in the 1993 film The Fugitive?

Answer: Harrison Ford (actor)

Answer: Harrison ford

Answer: Harrison Ford

Answer: Harison Ford

Answer: Ford, Harrison


Question: In 1967, who was the first DJ on Radio 1?

Answer: Lenny Gamble

Answer: Tony Blackburn


Question: Which is the largest in area - The Sahara Desert or Australia?

Answer: Grasslands of the Sahara

Answer: Aṣ-ṣaḥrā´ al-kubra

Answer: Sahara Desert

Answer: Sa'hrāʾ al-Kubrā

Answer: Great Desert

Answer: Weather in the Sahara

Answer: Sahara desert

Answer: الصحراء الكبرى

Answer: The Sahara

Answer: Saharan Africa

Answer: Saharan Desert

Answer: Saharan desert

Answer: The Sahara Desert

Answer: Moroccan Desert

Answer: Climate of the Sahara

Answer: History of the Sahara

Answer: Saharah

Answer: Sahara weather

Answer: Sahara

Answer: Sahara climate


Question: Can some parrots and budgerigars talk?

Answer: No. But they can mimic human speech


Question: Where would you find 'Timbuktu?

Answer: In the African country of Mali


Question: What was the nationality of composer Frederic Chopin?

Answer: Polishedly

Answer: Polski

Answer: Polishingly

Answer: Polisher

Answer: Polishes

Answer: Polishers

Answer: Polish

Answer: Polish (disambiguation)


Question: Chesney Allen formed a double act with which famous entertainer?

Answer: Bud Flanagan

Answer: Bud Flannagan


Question: Tanganyika and Zanzibar merged in 1964 to become which East African Republic?

Answer: Tanzanian

Answer: United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania, United Republic of

Answer: Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Tansania

Answer: Tanzanie

Answer: United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TZ

Answer: Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: The United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: TNZ

Answer: Tanznia


Question: Who invented the microwave oven in 1945?

Answer: Percy LeBaron Spencer

Answer: Percy Spencer

Answer: Percy L. Spencer


Question: Who named his jet plane 'Big Bunny'?

Answer: Hugh Marston Hefner

Answer: Hugh M. Hefner

Answer: Hefnerian

Answer: Hefner, Hugh M.

Answer: Hugh Heffner

Answer: Hugh Hefner


Question: Who elects a new Pope?

Answer: Vice-Dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals

Answer: College of Cardinals

Answer: Sancta Romana Ecclesia, S.R.E.

Answer: Sancta Romana Ecclesia

Answer: Sacred College

Answer: Cardinalate

Answer: Sub-dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals

Answer: Sacred College of Cardinals

Answer: Ingravescentem aetatem

Answer: Ingravescentem Aetatem

Answer: College of cardinals


Question: Patusnaya and mallasol are types of what?

Answer: Ikra

Answer: Iranian caviar

Answer: Black caviar

Answer: Caviar substitute

Answer: Keviar

Answer: Caviar Caviare

Answer: Caviar

Answer: Cavier

Answer: Fish caviar

Answer: Caviare


Question: What is the Latin for wolf spider?

Answer: Lycos Mail

Answer: Lycos.com

Answer: Lycos mail

Answer: Lycos, Inc.

Answer: Mailcity

Answer: Lycos.de

Answer: Mailcity.com

Answer: Lycos 50

Answer: The Lycos 50

Answer: Lycos

Answer: Lycos Retriever


Question: In what year did Elvis Presley and his parents move from Tupelo to Memphis?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and forty-eight

Answer: 1948


Question: Who was the first presenter of 'Top of the Pops'?

Answer: Sir Jimmy Savile

Answer: Sir Jimmy

Answer: Jimmy Savile Stoke Mandeville Hospital Trust

Answer: James Savile

Answer: James Vincent Savile

Answer: Jimmy Savile

Answer: Sir James Wilson Vincent Savile

Answer: James Wilson Savile

Answer: Jimmy savile

Answer: James Saville

Answer: James Wilson Vincent Savile

Answer: Sir Jimmy Saville

Answer: Jim Savile

Answer: Jimmy Savile Charitable Trust

Answer: Jimmy Saville

Answer: Jim Saville


Question: Who won the gold medal for the men's super heavyweight boxing?

Answer: Anthony Joshua


Question: In Rowing, who received gold medals for the Women's coxless pair?

Answer: Helen Glover and Heather Stanning


Question: In which decade was Liz Hurley born?

Answer: 1950s, 1960s or 1970s?


Question: After Harold McMillan who was Britain's next Prime Minister?

Answer: Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: Alex Douglas-Home

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Douglas-home

Answer: Sir Alexander Douglas-Home

Answer: Alec Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: Douglas home

Answer: Douglas-Home

Answer: 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas Home

Answer: Baron Home of The Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel of Coldstream

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Frederick, Sir Douglas-Home

Answer: Douglas Home

Answer: Home, 14th earl of

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (The Earl of Home)

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: 14th earl of Home

Answer: Alec Douglas Home

Answer: Baillie Vass

Answer: Diana Douglas-Home Wolfe-Murray

Answer: Lord Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Baron Home of the Hirsel


Question: A 'mazard' is a type of which fruit?

Answer: Cherry tree

Answer: Cherries

Answer: Cherrytree

Answer: Cherry

Answer: Razzcherry

Answer: Culture of cherry

Answer: Razzcherries

Answer: Cherry trees

Answer: Cherry pit

Answer: Cherry juice

Answer: Cherise

Answer: Cherry (fruit)


Question: Prior to 1930, the Eiffel Tower held the record for what?

Answer: Tallest strucrure

Answer: Tallest building in the world

Answer: World's tallest building

Answer: Tallest buildings

Answer: List of skyscrapers in the world

Answer: Tallest building in the World

Answer: Tallest building

Answer: Highest buildings

Answer: List of tallest buildings in the world by continent

Answer: World buildings

Answer: Tallest buildings in the world

Answer: Tallest Building by Continent

Answer: The worlds tallest building

Answer: List of skyscrapers in the World

Answer: List of highest buildings

Answer: List of tallest buildings in the world

Answer: List of skyscrapers

Answer: List of tallest buildings

Answer: Lists of tallest buildings

Answer: List of buildings taller than 400 metres

Answer: Tallest skyscraper

Answer: List of Buildings taller than 400 m

Answer: List of megatall skyscrapers in the world

Answer: List of tallest buildings in the World

Answer: List of tallest buildings by city

Answer: World's Tallest Building

Answer: List of Skyscrapers


Question: If a female rabbit is a 'Doe' what is a female ferret?

Answer: Jill

Answer: A 'Jill'


Question: Which French racecourse hosts the 'Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe?

Answer: Longchamps

Answer: Longchamp

Answer: Longchamp (disambiguation)


Question: A Suffolk Punch is what kind of animal?

Answer: Horse

Answer: Equus caballus aryanus

Answer: Equus caballus parvus

Answer: Equus caballus asiaticus

Answer: Horsie

Answer: Horſe

Answer: Equus ferus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus cracoviensis

Answer: Domestic Horse

Answer: Equus caballus ewarti

Answer: Equus laurentius

Answer: Equus caballus typicus

Answer: Hot blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus domesticus

Answer: Horses

Answer: Equus caballus nehringi

Answer: Equine quadruped

Answer: Nag (horse)

Answer: Cold blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus nordicus

Answer: Equus caballus europaeus

Answer: Equus caballus libycus

Answer: Equus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus robustus

Answer: Equus caballus belgius

Answer: Equus caballus africanus

Answer: Equus cabalus

Answer: Equus caballus brittanicus

Answer: Equus caballus hibernicus

Answer: Equine Studies

Answer: Domesticated horse

Answer: Equine quadraped

Answer: Equus caballus varius

Answer: Equus caballus gallicus

Answer: Equus caballus gracilis

Answer: Domestic horse

Answer: Horsies

Answer: Equus caballus celticus

Answer: Equines

Answer: Equus caballus sylvestris


Question: What was made and repaired by a Wainwright?

Answer: Wagon

Answer: Circus wagon

Answer: Wagon (vehicle)

Answer: Front axle assembly

Answer: Delivery wagon

Answer: Horse-drawn wagon

Answer: Wagons

Answer: Farm wagon

Answer: Waggon


Question: The song 'Everybody's Talkin' by Nilsson, featured in which film?

Answer: Midnight cowboy

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (song)

Answer: Ratso Rizzo

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (film)

Answer: Midnight Cowboy (1969 film)

Answer: Midnight Cowboy


Question: The eldest son of a French King was always given which title?

Answer: Dauphain

Answer: Dauphin (disambiguation)

Answer: Dauphin (heir apparent)

Answer: Dauphin (electoral district)

Answer: The dauphins

Answer: Dauphian

Answer: Dauphin

Answer: Dauphins


Question: The Northern Line is represented by which colour on the map of the Underground?

Answer: Blackishly

Answer: Color/black

Answer: Blackly

Answer: Black (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 0)

Answer: 000000

Answer: Blackeness

Answer: Blackishness

Answer: Black (colour)

Answer: Color/Black

Answer: Blackest

Answer: (0, 0, 0)

Answer: Ultimately dark

Answer: Black is not a Color

Answer: Black

Answer: Black (Colour)

Answer: BLACK


Question: Where would you find 'Harris'; 'Lewis' and 'Benbecular'?

Answer: Na h-Eileanan Siar (council area)

Answer: Na h-Eileanan Siar

Answer: Outer Hebrides

Answer: Eilean Siar

Answer: Western Isles (island council area)

Answer: Long Isle

Answer: Western Isles North

Answer: The Long Island

Answer: The Outer Hebrides

Answer: Na h-Eileanan an lar

Answer: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Answer: Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western Isles)

Answer: Outer Isles

Answer: Western Isles (islands council area of Scotland)

Answer: Western Isles

Answer: Western isles

Answer: Western Isles (Hebrides)

Answer: Eileanan Siar

Answer: Na h-Eileanan Siar (the Western Isles)

Answer: Nan Eilean Siar

Answer: Western Isles (council area)

Answer: Outer Hebridean

Answer: Outer-Hebrides

Answer: Western Isles South


Question: In a petrol engine what component mixes fuel and air?

Answer: Four barrel carburetor

Answer: Carburetters

Answer: The carburettor

Answer: Heated-surface carburetor

Answer: Carburator

Answer: Gasoline carburettor

Answer: Fuel vapors

Answer: Carburetors

Answer: Variable venturi carburetor

Answer: Carburretor

Answer: Carbie

Answer: Diaphragm carburetor

Answer: Carburetor

Answer: Carburettors

Answer: Carburators

Answer: Mixture control

Answer: Vaporizer (internal combustion engine)

Answer: Surface carburetor

Answer: Carbureted

Answer: Carburettor

Answer: Carburation

Answer: Carbereuter

Answer: Carburetter

Answer: Carburated

Answer: Carburetion

Answer: Carberator

Answer: Dual quads

Answer: Carborator


Question: K is the chemical symbol for what?

Answer: K (element)

Answer: Potassium compounds

Answer: Potassium metal

Answer: Potasium

Answer: Koal

Answer: Potassium

Answer: K(+)

Answer: Potassium ion

Answer: Element 19

Answer: Potassium Metabolism

Answer: Kalium

Answer: Potassium in nutrition and human health


Question: What name was given to the floating harbours used on D-Day?

Answer: Mulberry tea

Answer: Mulberry trees

Answer: Mulberries

Answer: Mullberry

Answer: Mulbery

Answer: Moriculture

Answer: Mulberry

Answer: Morus (plant)

Answer: Mulberry tree

Answer: Mulberry Tree


Question: Michael J Fox starred as Marty McFly in which series of films?

Answer: Marvin Berry & the Starlighters

Answer: Back to the Future (film)

Answer: Back to the Future 1

Answer: Back To The Future

Answer: Enchantment Under the Sea

Answer: Back to The Future

Answer: 88 Miles Per Hour

Answer: Back to the Future Part I

Answer: Marvin Berry

Answer: Back to the future part I

Answer: Bttf

Answer: Back to the Future

Answer: Back to the Future Part 1

Answer: 88 Miles per Hour

Answer: BttF

Answer: Back to future

Answer: BTTF

Answer: Tillbaka till framtiden

Answer: Back to the Future (movie)

Answer: Back to the future

Answer: Marvin Berry and the Starlighters

Answer: Marvin Berry and The Starlighters

Answer: Back to the Future I


Question: Whose character ran a bookshop in the film 'Notting Hill'?

Answer: Hugh Grant

Answer: HughJohnMungoGrant

Answer: Hugh John Mungo Grant


Question: The character 'Jaws' featured in two James Bond films. Which are they?

Answer: Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved Me


Question: Who is actress Kate Hudson's mother?

Answer: Goldie Hahn

Answer: Ashes to Ashes (Goldie Hawn film project)

Answer: Goldy Hawn

Answer: Ashes to Ashes (2010 film)

Answer: Goldie Hawn

Answer: Goldie Jean Hawn


Question: Mary Arden had a famous son. Who was he?

Answer: Shakspeare

Answer: W Shakespeare

Answer: The Bard of Avon

Answer: VVilliam Shakeᶘpeare

Answer: William Shakepeare

Answer: Shakespearean

Answer: Wm. Shakespeare

Answer: William shekspere

Answer: Shakespeare

Answer: William Shake-speare

Answer: VViliam shakespeare

Answer: Swan of Avon

Answer: VVilliam Shakeſpeare

Answer: Wiliiam shakespear

Answer: Billy Shakes

Answer: Shakespears

Answer: Shakespire

Answer: Shakespearian

Answer: Will Shakespeare

Answer: W. Shakespeare

Answer: Shakeſpeare

Answer: William Shakspeare

Answer: William Shakespeare

Answer: William Shakespear

Answer: Shakespare

Answer: William Shakespeare biography

Answer: Bill Shakespear

Answer: Shakespere

Answer: Shakespeare's

Answer: Shakespearean theatre

Answer: William shakespare

Answer: Bill Shakespeare

Answer: Sheikh Zubeir

Answer: Shakespeere

Answer: William shakspeare

Answer: Shakesepere

Answer: William shakespeare

Answer: William Skakespeare

Answer: William Shakspere

Answer: Shakespeare's biography

Answer: Shakesphere

Answer: Shakespeares

Answer: William shakesphere

Answer: Shake-speare

Answer: Shakespeare, Wm

Answer: William Shakespere

Answer: WilliamShakespeare

Answer: Shakspere, William

Answer: Willaim shakespear

Answer: Bard of Avon

Answer: Sweet Swan of Avon

Answer: Shakespearian Literature

Answer: Shakespeareana

Answer: Shake speare

Answer: Shakesepare

Answer: History of Shakespearan art

Answer: Gulielmus Shakspere

Answer: William Shakespeare's


Question: Darwin is the capital of which Australian Territory?

Answer: Northern Territory

Answer: Northern territory

Answer: North Territory

Answer: The Northern Territory

Answer: NorthernTerritory

Answer: Northern Territory of Australia

Answer: AU-NT

Answer: Northern Territory, Australia

Answer: South Australia (Northern Territory)

Answer: Local government in the Northern Territory

Answer: Northern Territorian

Answer: Northern Territories, Australia

Answer: North territory


Question: Which Sweets were advertised with the slogan ' Taste the Rainbow'?

Answer: Skittles

Answer: Skittles (disambiguation)

Answer: Skittle


Question: Pearmain is a variety of what?

Answer: Apple Blossom

Answer: Appleblossom

Answer: Green Apples

Answer: Malus domesticus

Answer: Appleblossoms

Answer: Culture of apple

Answer: Malus domestica

Answer: Apple blossom

Answer: Apple/Nutritional information

Answer: Nutritional information about the apple

Answer: Apple production

Answer: Apple-blossoms

Answer: Apple blossoms

Answer: Apple peel

Answer: An apple a day

Answer: Apple (fruit)

Answer: Apple trees

Answer: Malus pumila

Answer: Malus communis

Answer: Pyrus malus

Answer: Apple tree

Answer: Apple Popularity

Answer: Apples

Answer: Dried apple

Answer: سێو

Answer: Apple (Fruit)

Answer: Green Apple

Answer: Apple-tree

Answer: Green apples

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apples and teachers

Answer: Aplle

Answer: Apple-blossom

Answer: Apple (tree)


Question: At which English racecourse would you see the 'Hennessy Gold Cup'?

Answer: Newbury

Answer: Newbury (disambiguation)


Question: What was American footballer William Perry's nickname?

Answer: The Fridge

Answer: Electric Brixton

Answer: The fridge

Answer: Escape from Samsara


Question: Which British father & son both held world land speed records?

Answer: Malcolm & Donald Campbell


Question: How many players are there in a Hockey team?

Answer: 11Â


Question: What is a 'Judogi' used for?

Answer: A Judogi is the formal Japanese name for the traditional uniform used for Judo practice and competition

A Judogi is the formal Japanese name for the traditional uniform used for Judo practice and competition


Question: The male lead roll was played by whom in the 2001 film Moulin Rouge?

Answer: Ewan McGregor

Answer: Eve Mavrakis

Answer: Ewan mcgregor

Answer: Euan Mcgregor

Answer: Ewen McGregor

Answer: Evan Macgregor

Answer: Filmography of Ewan McGregor

Answer: Ewan Mcgregor

Answer: Euan Macgregor

Answer: Evan Mcgregor

Answer: Euan Macgreggor

Answer: Ewan MacGregor

Answer: Evan Mcgreggor

Answer: Ewen MacGregor

Answer: Euan Mcgreggor

Answer: Evan Macgreggor

Answer: The Great Pretender film

Answer: Ewan Macgregor

Answer: Ewan Gordon McGregor

Answer: Ewan Macgreggor

Answer: Ewan mcgreggor

Answer: Ewan magregor

Answer: Ewan McGregor filmography

Answer: Euan McGregor


Question: What does a farrier do?

Answer: He shoes horses


Question: Las Vegas is situated in which US State?

Answer: Silver State

Answer: Nevada, United States

Answer: Sports in Nevada

Answer: Geography of Nevada

Answer: US-NV

Answer: Nevada's Southern Boundary 1861-1867

Answer: Transportation in Nevada

Answer: The Sagebrush State

Answer: NV (state)

Answer: Education in Nevada

Answer: Religion in Nevada

Answer: Nevadian

Answer: 36th State

Answer: The Battle Born State

Answer: Thirty-Sixth State

Answer: Nev.

Answer: Demographics of Nevada

Answer: Navada

Answer: Nevada Annulment

Answer: Nevada, USA

Answer: Climate of Nevada

Answer: Economy of Nevada

Answer: Thirty-sixth State

Answer: State of Nevada

Answer: Politics of Nevada

Answer: Nevadan

Answer: Silver state

Answer: Nevada (U.S. state)

Answer: The Silver State

Answer: Tikaboo Valley

Answer: Nevada (state)

Answer: Battle Born State

Answer: Transport in Nevada

Answer: Nevada


Question: In which country would you find the city of 'Ghent'?

Answer: Belguim

Answer: Koenigreich Belgien

Answer: Belgium/Belgie

Answer: Kingdom of Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Beljum

Answer: Königreich Belgien

Answer: Belgique

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Beligum

Answer: Kingdom of the Belgians

Answer: Beljam

Answer: Kingdom Of Belgium

Answer: Belgum

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BE

Answer: Belgie

Answer: Cockpit of Europe

Answer: Koninkrijk België

Answer: Beldjike

Answer: Blegium

Answer: Belgio

Answer: The Quebec of Europe

Answer: België

Answer: Begium

Answer: Royaume de Belgique

Answer: Konigreich Belgien

Answer: Koninkrijk Belgie

Answer: People of Belgium

Answer: Belgien

Answer: Belgium/facts

Answer: Administrative divisions of Belgium

Answer: Belgium facts


Question: Who won the Formula 1 World Championship in 1992?

Answer: Nigel Mansell

Answer: Mansell, Nigel Ernest James

Answer: Nigel mansell

Answer: Nigel Ernest James Mansell

Answer: Our Nige

Answer: Nigel Mansel


Question: Who was the author of 'The 39 steps'?

Answer: John Scantlebury Blenkiron

Answer: Buchan, John, Sir

Answer: Buchanesque

Answer: John Blenkiron

Answer: John Buchan, Baron Tweedsmuir

Answer: John Buchan

Answer: John, Sir Buchan

Answer: Sir John Buchan

Answer: Buchan, John

Answer: Lord Tweedsmuir

Answer: John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir

Answer: Baron Tweedsmuir of Elsfield

Answer: John S. Blenkiron


Question: Ascorbic acid is usually known as what?

Answer: Liqui-Cee

Answer: Cee-Vite

Answer: Cereon

Answer: Cemagyl

Answer: Cergona

Answer: Planavit C

Answer: Cebion

Answer: Ascorb

Answer: Arco-Cee

Answer: Cetamid

Answer: Vit c

Answer: Ascorbajen

Answer: Cipca

Answer: Cegiolan

Answer: Ascorbate metabolism

Answer: Ascor-B.I.D.

Answer: Xitix

Answer: Ascorbin

Answer: C-Level

Answer: Cescorbat

Answer: Vitimin C

Answer: Vicelat

Answer: Vitamin C Overdose

Answer: Cevex

Answer: C-Quin

Answer: Vitace

Answer: Testascorbic

Answer: Viforcit

Answer: Vitacimin

Answer: Hicee

Answer: Catavin C

Answer: Cevitex

Answer: Adenex

Answer: Proscorbin

Answer: (R)-3,4-dihydroxy-5-((S)-1,2-dihydroxyethyl)furan-2(5H)-one

Answer: List of foods containing Vitamin C

Answer: Celaskon

Answer: Cantan

Answer: Vitamin C Foundation

Answer: Vitacee

Answer: C-Vimin

Answer: Allercorb

Answer: Roscorbic

Answer: Ascorbate

Answer: Cetane-Caps Td

Answer: Cetane-Caps Tc

Answer: Evolution of Vitamin C

Answer: Secorbate

Answer: Ascorvit

Answer: Cevatine

Answer: Vitamin C

Answer: Citriscorb

Answer: Vitascorbol

Answer: Ascorin

Answer: Cecon

Answer: Concemin

Answer: Vicomin C

Answer: Scorbacid

Answer: Vitamin c

Answer: Davitamon C

Answer: Cewin

Answer: Laroscorbine

Answer: Hybrin

Answer: Cevitamin

Answer: Ce Lent

Answer: Cetemican

Answer: Cemill

Answer: Cenetone

Answer: C-Long

Answer: Scorbu-C

Answer: Colascor

Answer: Ascoltin

Answer: Cee-Caps Td

Answer: Ascorbutina

Answer: Cantaxin

Answer: Viscorin

Answer: Natrascorb

Answer: Antiscorbic Vitamin

Answer: Cebione

Answer: Cevimin

Answer: (R)-3,4-dihydroxy-5-((S)- 1,2-dihydroxyethyl)furan-2(5H)-one

Answer: Cevitamic Acid

Answer: Cevitan

Answer: Cenolate

Answer: Cevi-Bid

Answer: Sodascorbate

Answer: Vitamine C

Answer: Antiscorbutic Vitamin

Answer: Ascorbicap

Answer: C Vitamin

Answer: Ascorbicab

Answer: Cebicure

Answer: Ceglion

Answer: Cevalin

Answer: Ciamin

Answer: Vitamisin

Answer: Ascorteal

Answer: Vicin

Answer: Evolution of vitamin c

Answer: Lemascorb

Answer: Vitacin

Answer: Meri-C

Answer: Cetebe

Answer: IDO-C

Answer: Ascorbicin

Answer: Kyselina Askorbova

Answer: L-ascorbate

Answer: Duoscorb


Question: Which Tennis star was Brooke Shields once married to?

Answer: Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy

Answer: Andrei Agassi

Answer: Andre Agassi

Answer: Andre Agassi Charitable Association

Answer: Andre Kirk Agassi

Answer: Canyon-Agassi Charter School Facilities Fund

Answer: Jaden Gil Agassi

Answer: Agassi Stars

Answer: Andre Agassy

Answer: Andre Agassi Foundation for Education

Answer: Gaden Gil Agassi

Answer: Turner-Agassi Charter School Facilities Fund

Answer: Agassi, Andre

Answer: Andre Agasi

Answer: AndreAgassi

Answer: André Agassi

Answer: Andre Agassi Foundation


Question: What is the usual colour of an aircrafts Black Box?

Answer: Orange (album)

Answer: Orangeishness

Answer: Orange (film)

Answer: Orangishness

Answer: Orangeishly

Answer: Orangishly

Answer: Orange

Answer: Oranfe

Answer: Orange (disambiguation)


Question: Until 1796, there was a state in the United States called Franklin. Today it's known as what?

Answer: Tennessee!


Question: Where is the only place in the United States that has a royal palace?

Answer: Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

Answer: History of Honolulu

Answer: Honolulu, Oahu

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USHNL

Answer: Honolulu, HI

Answer: Honolulu, Hawa'ii

Answer: Honolulu, USA

Answer: Honolulu District

Answer: Honolulu Hawaii

Answer: Honolulu, United States

Answer: Honolulu CCD

Answer: Pacific/Honolulu

Answer: Honolulu, Hawai'i

Answer: City of Honolulu, Hawaii

Answer: Honululu, Hawaii

Answer: Honolulu (HI)

Answer: Honolulu (urbanized area)

Answer: Honolulu

Answer: Honolulu, HI MSA

Answer: City of Honolulu

Answer: Honululu

Answer: Honolulu, Hawaii

Answer: Honolulu, hi

Answer: Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Answer: Capital of Hawaii

Answer: Honolulu CDP

Answer: Honolulu Area Rail Rapid Transit


Question: What plant do we often call the 'Busy Lizzie'?

Answer: Balsamine

Answer: Balsam-weed

Answer: Impatien

Answer: Balsam (flower)

Answer: Wild balsam

Answer: Jewel weed

Answer: Jewel-weed

Answer: Wild Balsam

Answer: Impatients

Answer: Jewelweed plant

Answer: Impatiens

Answer: Balsam Weed

Answer: Balsam weed

Answer: Jewelweed


Question: Earth belongs to which galaxy?

Answer: Milky way

Answer: Age of the Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way Galaxy

Answer: Local Galaxy

Answer: Our galaxy

Answer: The Spiral Arms of the Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way (band of light)

Answer: Milkyway

Answer: Galaxia Kuklos

Answer: Milky way Galaxy

Answer: Speed of the Milky Way through Space

Answer: Via Lactea

Answer: Milky Way (astronomy)

Answer: This galaxy

Answer: Lactea

Answer: Milky way galaxy

Answer: The Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way

Answer: Milky Way (galaxy)

Answer: Milky Way galaxy


Question: The Southern Alps can be found in which country?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: Who was the first emperor of Rome?

Answer: GAIVS•IVLIVS•CAESAR•OCTAVIANVS

Answer: Julius Caesar Octavianus

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus

Answer: GAIVS*IVLIVS*CAESAR*OCTAVIANVS

Answer: Ceasar Augustus

Answer: Gaius Octavius Thurinus

Answer: Augustus Octavian Caesar

Answer: Octavious

Answer: Agustus

Answer: Augustus

Answer: Octavian Caesar

Answer: Caesar Octavian

Answer: IMPERATOR•CAESAR•DIVI•FILIVS•AVGVSTVS

Answer: Avgvstvs

Answer: Octavianus

Answer: Octavian Augustus

Answer: Augustus Ceasar

Answer: Augusts Caesar

Answer: Coinage reform of Augustus

Answer: Augustus Caesar

Answer: Emperor Augustus

Answer: Emperor Augustus of Rome

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus

Answer: IMPERATOR*CAESAR*DIVI*FILIVS*AVGVSTVS

Answer: Octavius Caesar

Answer: Roman Emperor Augustus

Answer: Augustus, Emperor of Rome

Answer: Octavius

Answer: Octavian

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Octavanius Augustus

Answer: Augustan reform

Answer: Caesar Octavianus

Answer: Gaius Octavius Augustus

Answer: Octavianus Augustus

Answer: Cæsar Augustus

Answer: Octavian Augustus Caesar

Answer: Caesar Augustus


Question: The SS Titanic sank in which year?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twelve

Answer: 1912


Question: Hansen's Disease is better known as what?

Answer: Midborderline leprosy

Answer: Lucio leprosy

Answer: Leprocy

Answer: Hansenite

Answer: Hansen's disease

Answer: Hansenites

Answer: Visual surveillance of extremities

Answer: Hansens Disease

Answer: Leprosy-3 Virus

Answer: Leprosey

Answer: Hansen's Disease

Answer: Leprosy, tuberculoid

Answer: Leprosy, indeterminate

Answer: Leper hospital

Answer: Lucio phenomenon

Answer: Upgrading lepra reaction type 1

Answer: Lepro-B1 Virus

Answer: Lepers

Answer: Leprosy, dimorphic

Answer: Holdsveiki

Answer: Leprosy Virus

Answer: Leprosy, borderline lepromatous

Answer: Lepracy

Answer: Hansen disease

Answer: Hansen's disease

Answer: Leprosy, Lucio

Answer: Leper

Answer: Leprosy (Hansen's disease)

Answer: Hanson's disease

Answer: Leprosy hospital

Answer: Lausma

Answer: Leprosy, midborderline

Answer: Hansons disease

Answer: Lepra reaction type 1

Answer: Leper hospitals

Answer: Leprosy

Answer: Líkþrá

Answer: Leperacy

Answer: Leprology

Answer: Dimorphic leprosy

Answer: Downgrading lepra reaction type 1

Answer: Likthra

Answer: Leprosy, borderline tuberculoid

Answer: Leprosy-B Virus

Answer: Indeterminate leprosy


Question: Which city is the home of the Palais du Luxembourg?

Answer: Paříž

Answer: FRPAR

Answer: Paris

Answer: Name of paris and its inhabitants

Answer: Paname

Answer: Paris France

Answer: Ville Lumière

Answer: Leucetia

Answer: Rue de Ménilmontant

Answer: Paris agglomeration

Answer: France Paris

Answer: Sports in Paris

Answer: Departement de Paris

Answer: Paris, Ile-De-France

Answer: Rue de Menilmontant

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRPAR

Answer: Paříži

Answer: Ville Lumiere

Answer: Paris, France

Answer: Paris, Île-de-France

Answer: Paris, Île-de-France, France

Answer: Parijs

Answer: Parisien

Answer: Cuisine of Paris

Answer: Suburbs of Paris

Answer: Sport in Paris

Answer: The weather in Paris

Answer: Parisian (person)

Answer: Parizi

Answer: París

Answer: Name of Paris and its inhabitants

Answer: Paree

Answer: Paris, Europe

Answer: Paris, Banks of the Seine

Answer: Paris (etymology)

Answer: Paris (France)

Answer: The City of Love (city)

Answer: Département de Paris


Question: """When I Fall in Love"" by Nat King Cole featured in which 1986 film?"

Answer: Lonely madonna

Answer: Monalisa

Answer: Monna Lisa

Answer: Mona lisa

Answer: Lisa Giacondo

Answer: Mona Lisa

Answer: La Gionconda

Answer: La Joconde

Answer: The Mona Lisa

Answer: Mona lisa theft

Answer: La Mona Lisa

Answer: La joconde


Question: """You're Going To Lose That Girl"" was from which Beatles film in 1965?"

Answer: HELP!!

Answer: HELP

Answer: Help!

Answer: Helpme

Answer: Help project

Answer: HELP!

Answer: Help (disambiguation)

Answer: Help! (disambiguation)

Answer: Help

Answer: I need help

Answer: Help (television)


Question: "In what year did Glen Campbell have a hit with ""It's Only Make Believe""?"

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy

Answer: 1970


Question: "Heinz' 1963 song ""Just Like Eddie"" was a tribute to whom?"

Answer: Cochran, Eddie

Answer: Skinny Jim

Answer: Eddie Cochran

Answer: Eddie Cochrane

Answer: Eddie cochran

Answer: Pretty Girl (Eddie Cochran song)

Answer: One Kiss (Eddie Cochran song)


Question: What is the highest possible score in a game of ten pin bowling?

Answer: 300 points


Question: What is the distance of the 'Grand National' race at Aintree?

Answer: 4.5 miles


Question: What are listed across the top of the Lincoln Memorial on the back of the $5 bill?

Answer: All 50 states


Question: What is the only letter in the alphabet that does not appear in the name of any of the United States?

Answer: Q (alphabet)

Answer: Ｑ

Answer: Q

Answer: Q (letter)

Answer: Q.


Question: "In the film 'Casablanca', Humphrey Bogart said ""Play it again, Sam"". True or False?"

Answer: False (disambiguation)

Answer: Falsehood

Answer: False


Question: Al Capone's business card said he was a what?

Answer: Used furniture dealer


Question: What percentage of Mike Tyson's 1995 earnings came from endorsements?

Answer: 0

Answer: Zero

Answer: zero


Question: Mrs. Bridges was the cook in which popular TV series?

Answer: Upstairs Downstairs (disambiguation)

Answer: Upstairs, Downstairs

Answer: Upstairs Downstairs


Question: In what month is Hogmanay celebrated?

Answer: December

Answer: Xber

Answer: Dec.

Answer: Decembre


Question: How many 'Pockets' would you find on a pool table?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: In which Irish city is the Abbey Theatre?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:IEDUB

Answer: Dublin city center

Answer: City Centre, Dublin

Answer: Dublin, Ireland

Answer: BÁC

Answer: Baile Atha Cliath

Answer: Baile átha Cliath

Answer: Dublin City Center

Answer: Central Dublin

Answer: Dublin Culture

Answer: Dublin (Ireland)

Answer: The weather in Dublin

Answer: Dubh Linn

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin City, Ireland

Answer: Dublin City Centre

Answer: Capital of Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin city centre

Answer: Capital of Ireland

Answer: City Center, Dublin

Answer: Europe/Dublin

Answer: Dyflin

Answer: City of Dublin

Answer: Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland

Answer: Capital of the Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin, County Dublin

Answer: Dublín

Answer: West Dublin

Answer: Dublin (city)

Answer: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Answer: Baile Átha Cliath


Question: In which sport did Duncan Goodhew excel?

Answer: Swam

Answer: Swimming (disambiguation)

Answer: To-suijutsu

Answer: Swimming


Question: Who killed Goliath with a sling and a stone?

Answer: King David

Answer: Son of Jesse

Answer: David/Biblical character

Answer: Davud

Answer: David (bible)

Answer: Davyd

Answer: David HaMelekh

Answer: David (biblical king)

Answer: David vs Goliath

Answer: King david

Answer: David (Bible)

Answer: David (Biblical king)

Answer: داود

Answer: Dawid

Answer: David

Answer: Dāwîḏ

Answer: Historicity of David

Answer: דָּוִיד

Answer: Davidovna

Answer: דָּוִד

Answer: King of Israel David

Answer: David (king)

Answer: Daveed


Question: Which book of the Old Testament is a collection of moral and ethical maxims?

Answer: Proverbs

Answer: Proverbial comparison

Answer: Proverbium

Answer: African proverb

Answer: Proverbial interrogative

Answer: Byspel

Answer: Paremiologists

Answer: Nayword

Answer: Proverbial

Answer: Naywords

Answer: Paremiographers

Answer: Proverbially

Answer: English proverbs

Answer: Proverb

Answer: Paremiologist

Answer: Example of proverb

Answer: Byword (saying)


Question: Which five books of the Old Testament make up the Pentateuch?

Answer: Genesis; Exodus; Leviticus; Numbers; Deuteronomy

Genesis; Exodus; Leviticus; Numbers; Deuteronomy


Question: What is a Flemish Giant?

Answer: A Rabbit

Answer: Bunny rabbit

Answer: Bunny wabbit

Answer: Rabits

Answer: Bunny

Answer: Bunny Rabbit

Answer: Rabit

Answer: Bunny (animal)

Answer: Rabbit

Answer: Cecal pellets

Answer: Bunnies

Answer: Bunnie rabbit

Answer: Rabbitkind

Answer: Smeerp

Answer: Bunneh

Answer: Bunnie

Answer: Rabbits

Answer: Bunnies!

Answer: Bunny rabbits

Answer: Rubbits

Answer: Rabbitology

Answer: Feral rabbits

Answer: Rabbits and Hares

Answer: Rabbit meat

Answer: Wild rabbits


Question: What is the only anagram of the word 'english'?

Answer: Shingle

Answer: Shingle (disambiguation)


Question: What is the national anthem of the USA called?

Answer: The Star Spangled Banner (Beyoncé Knowles song)

Answer: Star-Bangled Banner

Answer: Anthem of the USA

Answer: The National Anthem (United States)

Answer: Star-Spangeled Banner

Answer: National Anthem of the USA

Answer: U.S. National Anthem

Answer: National Anthem of the United States of America

Answer: Land of the free and the home of the brave

Answer: The National Anthem of the United States of America

Answer: Star-Spangled Banner

Answer: National anthem of the United States

Answer: Star spangled banner

Answer: Defence of Fort McHenry

Answer: US National Anthem

Answer: The official national anthem of the United States

Answer: The Star-Spangeld Banner

Answer: United States national anthem

Answer: Star Spangled Banner

Answer: USA anthem

Answer: Star-spangled banner

Answer: O say can you see

Answer: In Defense of Fort McHenry

Answer: Tssb

Answer: Defense of Fort McHenry

Answer: National Anthem of the United States

Answer: National anthem of the united states

Answer: America's National Anthem

Answer: Defence of Fort M'Henry

Answer: The Defense of Fort McHenry

Answer: The land of the free and the home of the brave

Answer: The star-spangled banner

Answer: The national anthem of america

Answer: American national anthem

Answer: Oh Say Can You See

Answer: Defense of Fort M'Henry

Answer: Star Spangeld Banner

Answer: The United States National Anthem

Answer: Star Spangaled Banner

Answer: Star-spangled

Answer: Star Spangeled Banner

Answer: The Star Spangled Banner

Answer: USA National Anthem

Answer: U.S.A. National Anthem

Answer: United States National Anthem

Answer: US national anthem

Answer: American National Anthem

Answer: The Star-Spangled Banner

Answer: Star spangle banner

Answer: The Star-spangled Banner

Answer: US anthem


Question: What is the correct term for a 'shooting star'?

Answer: A meteoroid


Question: Which African country is the worlds highest producer of cocoa?

Answer: Ghana

Answer: Ghanian

Answer: Ghanaian Republic

Answer: Etymology of Ghana

Answer: Ghanan

Answer: The Democradic Republic of Ghana

Answer: The country Ghana

Answer: Black Star of Africa

Answer: Republic of Ghana

Answer: Ghana homeland

Answer: State of Ghana

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GH

Answer: Republic Of Ghana

Answer: Ghanaian

Answer: The Republic Of Ghana

Answer: Republic Ghana


Question: Which is the largest city in the USA?

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: Who wrote the novel Cider With Rosie?

Answer: Laurie Lee


Question: How often does a Hebdomadal Council meet?

Answer: Seven night

Answer: Sevennights

Answer: Chinese week

Answer: Hermetic Lunar Week Calendar

Answer: Seven nights

Answer: Weeks

Answer: Liturgical Week

Answer: Week

Answer: Seven-night

Answer: Calendar week

Answer: 7 day week

Answer: Sevennight

Answer: Week code

Answer: Week duration

Answer: Sennights

Answer: Se'nnight

Answer: Sennight

Answer: Week, Liturgical

Answer: Seven-day week

Answer: Se'nnights

Answer: Week numbers

Answer: A week

Answer: 7 Day Week

Answer: Shukan

Answer: Hermetic Lunar Week calendar

Answer: Week number

Answer: Weekly


Question: Which car manufacturer makes the Jazz model?

Answer: Honda Technologies

Answer: HONDA

Answer: Honda atv

Answer: Honda Motor Company, Limited

Answer: Honda Clio

Answer: Honda Soltec

Answer: Honda (automobile)

Answer: Honda Outboard

Answer: Honda Motor Co.

Answer: Honda Motor Company Limited

Answer: Honda Corporation

Answer: Honda Verno

Answer: Honda

Answer: Honda Group

Answer: Honda motorcycle

Answer: 本田

Answer: Soltec

Answer: Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

Answer: Hero honda passion plus

Answer: Cbr 150

Answer: Honda Motor Company Inc.

Answer: Honda motorcycles

Answer: Honda Motor Company

Answer: Honda Motor Co. Ltd.

Answer: Honda 300ex

Answer: Honda CL145

Answer: Honda Motorcycles

Answer: Honda Primo

Answer: Honda Motor Manufacturing

Answer: Honda Werther

Answer: Honda Motor


Question: Beaufort who created The Wind Scale had which profession ?

Answer: Merchant mariner

Answer: Sailors

Answer: Seafarers

Answer: Boatmen

Answer: Sailor

Answer: Boatmanship

Answer: Seafarer

Answer: Expert seamen

Answer: Mariner


Question: Where in the US can you get doctorate in hamburgerology ?

Answer: Hamburger College Chicago


Question: In which 1984 film did Tom Hanks fall in love with a mermaid?

Answer: Splash (disambiguation)

Answer: Splash (band)

Answer: Splash (album)

Answer: Splash! (disambiguation)

Answer: Splash (group)

Answer: SPLASH

Answer: Splash (American band)

Answer: Splash (musical group)

Answer: Splash


Question: Who on TV has played a scarecrow and a Time Lord?

Answer: John Pertwee

Answer: Jon Pertwee


Question: Which former Neighbours star links the films Memento and The Time Machine?

Answer: Guy Pearce


Question: Which actor played the father of the Waltons children?

Answer: Ralph Waite


Question: Who played the role of George Carter in The Sweeney?

Answer: Dennis Waterman

Answer: Denis Waterman

Answer: Dennis waterman


Question: What won the Oscar for Best Animated Film in 2005?

Answer: The incrdibles

Answer: The Increibles

Answer: The incredibles 2

Answer: The Incredibles 2

Answer: The Incredibles (soundtrack)

Answer: Incredibles (franchise)

Answer: Incredibles 2

Answer: The Incredibles (franchise)

Answer: The incredibles

Answer: The Incredibles: Family Matters

Answer: National Supers Agency

Answer: The Incredibles

Answer: Operation Kronos

Answer: The Incredibles (film)

Answer: Hum Hain Lajawab

Answer: The Incredbles (franchise)

Answer: STRATOGALE

Answer: IncrediBall

Answer: The Incredibles (Series franchise)

Answer: Incredibles


Question: What happened to the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum in AD79?

Answer: They were buried under volcanic ash following the eruption of Vesuvius

They were buried under volcanic ash following the eruption of Vesuvius


Question: In 1940, the RAF made the first raid on which city?

Answer: Berlin-Zentrum

Answer: Capital of East Germany

Answer: Athens on the Spree

Answer: Cuisine of Berlin

Answer: DEBER

Answer: Berlin, Germany

Answer: Berlin.de

Answer: CityBerlin

Answer: Berlin

Answer: Spreeathen

Answer: Silicon Allee

Answer: Federal State of Berlin

Answer: Berlib

Answer: City of Berlin

Answer: Berlin (Germany)

Answer: Historical sites in berlin

Answer: Land Berlin

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEBER


Question: In US motor racing, what colour flag would the driver see for 'one lap to go'?

Answer: White (Colour)

Answer: Rgb(255, 255, 255)

Answer: White

Answer: Whitishness

Answer: Whiter

Answer: (255, 255, 255)

Answer: Whitishly

Answer: White (political adjective)

Answer: White-

Answer: White-Finn

Answer: Whitest

Answer: FFFFFF

Answer: Color/white

Answer: Man on a white horse


Question: From which wood is a cricket bat traditionally made?

Answer: Booth willow

Answer: Willow bark

Answer: Willow

Answer: Osiers

Answer: Willow trees

Answer: Willow tree

Answer: Willowiness

Answer: Salix

Answer: Willowy

Answer: Sallow

Answer: Hooker's willow

Answer: Willows

Answer: Willowily


Question: Whose compositions included 'The Firebird' and 'Petrushka'?

Answer: Strawinski

Answer: Igor Fyodorovich Stravinskij

Answer: Igor Fydorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinsky Igor

Answer: Igor Stravinski

Answer: Stravinsky, Igor Fedorovich

Answer: Strawinsky

Answer: Igor stravinsky

Answer: Igor Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Fedorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Stravinskij

Answer: Igor Fyodorovitch Stravinsky

Answer: Stravinski

Answer: Stravinksy

Answer: Igor' Fëdorovič Stravinskij

Answer: Katerina Nossenko

Answer: Stravinsky, Igor

Answer: Игорь Фёдорович Стравинский

Answer: Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky

Answer: Igor Strawinsky

Answer: Stravinskij


Question: What tune do the bells of Big Ben chime?

Answer: Four notes from Handel's ?Messiah?


Question: Where would you find brackish water?

Answer: At a river mouth or estuary


Question: What country has the world?s highest waterfall?

Answer: Venezuela. The Angel Falls plunge 979 m


Question: Who wrote Of Mice and Men?

Answer: John Steinbeck III

Answer: Steinbeck

Answer: Stienbeck, John

Answer: John Steinback

Answer: John Steinbeck fellowship

Answer: John Stienbeck

Answer: John Ernst Steinbeck

Answer: Steinbeck, John

Answer: Steinbeck Country

Answer: John Steinbeck

Answer: Steinbeckian

Answer: Steinbeck country

Answer: John Ernst Steinbeck III

Answer: J. Steinbeck

Answer: John steinbeck

Answer: John Ernst Steinbeck, Jr.


Question: Marmalade is which bear's favourite sandwich filling?

Answer: Darkest Peru

Answer: 32 Windsor Gardens

Answer: Paddington Brown

Answer: A bear called paddington

Answer: Paddington bear

Answer: Paddington Bear


Question: On which day is Halloween celebrated?

Answer: Oct 31

Answer: 31 October

Answer: 31st October

Answer: October 31st

Answer: November 0

Answer: October 31


Question: Who was the oldest female solo singer to have a number one single in the UK?

Answer: Cher, in 1998, with the song Believe. She was 52 years old

Cher, in 1998, with the song Believe. She was 52 years old


Question: What nationality was Christian Barnard, the surgeon who performed the first human heart transplant?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: Which British impresario was noted for his productions of Gilbert and Sullivan operettas?

Answer: R D'Oyly Carte

Answer: Richard d'Oyly Carte

Answer: Richard D'Oyly Carte

Answer: Richard D'Oyly Carte


Question: For which art form is Henri Cartier-Bresson best known?

Answer: Pet photography

Answer: Pet Photography

Answer: Photography as an art form

Answer: Photographing

Answer: Commercial photography

Answer: Photography

Answer: Fotografy

Answer: Art Photography

Answer: Print finishing

Answer: Commercial Photography

Answer: Photographic

Answer: Early photography

Answer: Photographic technique

Answer: Still photographers

Answer: Commercial photographer

Answer: Photography, History of

Answer: Photography techniques

Answer: Photography business

Answer: Photographics

Answer: Technology of Photography

Answer: Photo picture

Answer: Photo's

Answer: Yachting photography


Question: 'Diva' released in 1992 was the first solo album for who?

Answer: Annie lennox

Answer: Annie Lenox

Answer: Annie Lennox

Answer: Ann Lennox


Question: Psychologists says men who wear what during sex are insecure?

Answer: Tube sock

Answer: Athletic sock

Answer: Wool socks

Answer: Socks link

Answer: Socks bag

Answer: Knee socks

Answer: Gym sock

Answer: Sock

Answer: Socks

Answer: Low cut socks

Answer: Gym socks

Answer: Fuzzy socks

Answer: Trainer socks


Question: In Norway 1980 a man was fined for being drunk in charge of what?

Answer: Mobile vacuum cleaner


Question: Which actor has been portrayed most on screen by other actors?

Answer: Roy Export Company Establishment

Answer: Charlie Chaplain

Answer: Charlie Chaplan

Answer: Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Charles chaplin

Answer: Charles Chaplin

Answer: Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: CharlieChaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Chaplin

Answer: Chaplinian

Answer: Charile Chaplin

Answer: Charlie chaplin


Question: A Paris grocer was jailed for two years in 1978 stabbing wife what?

Answer: A wedge of hard cheese


Question: Iris Somerville was killed in London in 1982 by lightning - Lightning struck what?

Answer: Metal Support on her Bra


Question: In electronics, what is a PCB?

Answer: Circuit board

Answer: Pcb design

Answer: Printed circuit board

Answer: Circuit Card Assembly

Answer: Thru-hole

Answer: Printed Circuit Board Assembly

Answer: PCB trace

Answer: Circuitboards

Answer: Heavy Copper

Answer: Power Plane

Answer: Circuit boards

Answer: Printed-circuit board

Answer: Printed Circuit Boards

Answer: PC board

Answer: PCB traces

Answer: Printed circuits

Answer: Printed circuit board assembly

Answer: 20-h

Answer: Signal traces

Answer: PCB Assembly

Answer: Power plane

Answer: Insertion mount technology

Answer: Miniature PCB

Answer: Circuit Board

Answer: Printed Circuit Board

Answer: Conductive trace

Answer: Circuit card assembly

Answer: Breakout board

Answer: Printed Circuits

Answer: Through-holes

Answer: Printed Circuit Design

Answer: Printed circuit board design

Answer: PCB CAM

Answer: Copper-clad laminates

Answer: Printed-Circuit Board

Answer: Printed wiring boards

Answer: Printed circuit

Answer: Printed circuit boards

Answer: Printed wiring board

Answer: PCB design

Answer: Circuitboard

Answer: Printed circuit assembly

Answer: Etched circuit

Answer: Heavy copper

Answer: Insertion Mount Technology

Answer: Printed-circuit Board


Question: 'Roquefort Cheese' is made from what sort of milk?

Answer: Sheep milk

Answer: Ewe's Milk

Answer: Sheep's milk

Answer: Ewe milk

Answer: Sheeps' milk

Answer: Ewe's milk

Answer: Ewes' milk


Question: Who was the 'Referee' on the TV game show 'Big Break'?

Answer: Mr. Perfection

Answer: John Virgo


Question: Beethoven wrote only one opera, can you name it?

Answer: Leonore

Answer: Fidelio, Opus 72c (Beethoven)

Answer: Fidelio

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 1

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 3

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 2

Answer: Leonore No. 2

Answer: Leonore No. 3

Answer: Leonore No. 1

Answer: Leonore III

Answer: Leonore I

Answer: Leonora Overtures

Answer: Leonore II


Question: Bring on the Empty Horses was the sequel to which other David Niven Autobiography/Memoir ?

Answer: The Moon's a Balloon


Question: How many grooves are there on a 45rpm record?

Answer: 2

Answer: two


Question: Who founded the 'London Philharmonic Orchestra' in 1931?

Answer: Thomas Beecham

Answer: Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Baronet

Answer: Thomas Beacham

Answer: Sir Thomas Beecham

Answer: Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Baronet, CH

Answer: Thomas, 2nd Baronet Beecham


Question: "Can you name the Labour politician who said, ""Being attacked by Geoffrey Howe is like being savaged by a dead sheep?"

Answer: Denis Healy


Question: Which King reigned for only 325 days?

Answer: Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor

Answer: Edward VIII (Windsor)

Answer: Edward VIII

Answer: Edward VIII of Canada

Answer: Edward viii of the united kingdom

Answer: Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor

Answer: Edward of Cornwall and York

Answer: King Edward VIII

Answer: Edward the Eighth

Answer: Edward VIII of Great Britain

Answer: Edward the 8th

Answer: Edward, 1st Duke of Windsor

Answer: Edward, Duke of Windsor

Answer: Prince Edward of Cornwall and York

Answer: Edward VIII of India

Answer: Edward VIII of England

Answer: Edward VIII of Scotland

Answer: Edward viii

Answer: King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Edward, 1st Duke of Windsor

Answer: Edward 8

Answer: Edward VIII of the United Kingdom

Answer: Edward VIII of the UK

Answer: Edward 8th

Answer: David Windsor

Answer: Edward VIII Windsor


Question: If you had a seal point and/or a blue point, what breed of cat do you have?

Answer: Siamese

Answer: Siamese (disambiguation)


Question: At which film festival could you be awarded the 'Palm d'Or'?

Answer: Cannes, France

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRCEQ

Answer: Cannes

Answer: The weather in Cannes


Question: In 'Scarface' which character was played by Al Pacino?

Answer: Antonio %22Tony%22 Montana

Answer: Antonio Raimundo Montana

Answer: Tony Montana

Answer: Antonio Montana


Question: Who did Joe Louis beat to take the world heavyweight boxing title in 1937?

Answer: James Braddock

Answer: Braddock, James

Answer: James Braddock (disambiguation)

Answer: Jim Braddock


Question: Complete this boxing phrase 'The Thriller in'?

Answer: Manila, Phillipine Islands

Answer: Manila Health Department

Answer: Capital city of philippines

Answer: Manila, Philippine Islands

Answer: Maynilad

Answer: Manila, Metro Manila

Answer: Manila

Answer: Manila City

Answer: Divisoria

Answer: Distinguished and Ever Loyal City

Answer: Manila Poblacion

Answer: UN/LOCODE:PHMNL

Answer: Queen of the Orient

Answer: Manila Yacht Club

Answer: Ciudad de Manila

Answer: Downtown Manila

Answer: Manila, Phillipines

Answer: City of Manila

Answer: Manileño

Answer: Manila, Phillippines

Answer: Manila (City)

Answer: Manila, Philippines

Answer: Manilan

Answer: Manilla, Philippines

Answer: The City of Our Affections

Answer: Poblasyon ng Maynila

Answer: Maynila

Answer: Philippine capital

Answer: Capital of philippines

Answer: 6-resurrection (08-09)

Answer: Asia/Manila


Question: In British Wrestling who was Shirley Crabtree?

Answer: Big Daddy

Answer: Big daddy

Answer: Bigdaddy

Answer: Big Daddy (film)

Answer: Big Daddy (movie)

Answer: Big Daddy (disambiguation)


Question: In 'Toy Story 2' what was the character 'Bullseye'?

Answer: Lightning (game)

Answer: Horse (game)

Answer: Bump (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball game)

Answer: Horse or pig stipulations in basketball

Answer: Basketball Activities

Answer: Variations of basketball

Answer: Knockout (non-violent game)

Answer: Knockout (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (Basketball)

Answer: Knockout (basketball game)

Answer: A horse

Answer: P-I-G (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (a playground basketball game)

Answer: H-O-R-S-E

Answer: Knockout (basketball)


Question: Who played 'Peter Pan' in Spielberg's 'Hook'?

Answer: Robin Willaims

Answer: Robin Williams

Answer: Susan Schneider

Answer: Robin williams

Answer: Cody Alan Williams

Answer: Marty Fromage

Answer: Zachary Pym Williams

Answer: Sudy Nim

Answer: Zachary Williams

Answer: Zak Williams

Answer: Robin Williams: Live on Broadway

Answer: Pecos Bill (album)

Answer: Robbin Williams

Answer: Throbbing Python of Love

Answer: Robin williams off the wall

Answer: Robin McLaurin Williams

Answer: Robin williams live on broadway

Answer: Valerie Velardi

Answer: Ray D. Tutto

Answer: Cody A. Williams

Answer: Robin McLaurim Williams


Question: Who played 'Robert Langdon' in 'The Da Vinci Code'?

Answer: Sandra Hanks Benoiton

Answer: Tam Honks

Answer: Samantha Lewes

Answer: Thomas Hanks

Answer: Chet Haze

Answer: Tom Hank

Answer: Tom Hanks

Answer: Tom hanks

Answer: Thomas Jeffrey Hanks

Answer: Chet Hanks

Answer: Hanks, Tom


Question: Which former Bond star played the part of Mr. Rochester in a 1983 TV mini series of Jane Eyre?

Answer: Timothy Peter Dalton

Answer: Tim dalton

Answer: Timothy Dalton


Question: What is the stage name of double act 'Ian and Janet Tough?

Answer: Jeanette Krankie

Answer: Krankies Television

Answer: Ian Tough

Answer: Jimmy Krankie

Answer: The Krankies

Answer: Krankies

Answer: Wee jimmy krankie

Answer: Janette krankie

Answer: Jimmy krankie

Answer: Fandabby dozie

Answer: Janette Tough


Question: Released in 1961, what was the last No.1 hit for Frankie Vaughan?

Answer: Tower of Strength (disambiguation)

Answer: Tower Of Strength

Answer: Tower of Strength


Question: Carbon dioxide in solid form is called what?

Answer: Cardice

Answer: Dry-ice

Answer: Dryice

Answer: Dry ice

Answer: Card ice

Answer: Carbon dioxide ice

Answer: Dry Ice


Question: If you were eating a 'Knickerbocker Glory' - What would you be eating?

Answer: An ice-cream sundae


Question: What would you be eating if you were having sushi?

Answer: Raw fish!


Question: It is said that you can't sink in this sea, what sea is it?

Answer: Life in the Dead Sea

Answer: Sea of Zoar

Answer: Asphaltic Lake

Answer: Dead Sea, Jordan

Answer: Sea of the Dead

Answer: Dead sea

Answer: Lake Asphaltites

Answer: Salt Sea

Answer: Yām HaMélaḥ

Answer: Dead Sea

Answer: The Dead Sea

Answer: Sea of the Arabah

Answer: Death sea

Answer: Lake Asphaltitis

Answer: Sea of Lot

Answer: MARAWA SAMANDAR

Answer: Sea of Arava

Answer: Asphaltic Pool


Question: Name the British heavyweight Boxing champion who held the title between 1959 and 1969?

Answer: Cooper, Henry

Answer: Henry Cooper

Answer: Henry Cooper (boxer)


Question: What is the Beaufort Scale?

Answer: It measures the speed and strength of winds

It measures the speed and strength of winds


Question: What does a tadpole become?

Answer: Frog spawn

Answer: Batrachian

Answer: Frog Metamorphosis

Answer: Frogs

Answer: Frog zoology

Answer: Froglet

Answer: Batrachan

Answer: Anura (frog)

Answer: Anura (order)

Answer: Frog

Answer: Anuran

Answer: FROGS

Answer: Croaking

Answer: Frogspawn

Answer: A frog

Answer: Frog (amphibian)

Answer: Anurans

Answer: Anura (amphibian)

Answer: Order Anura

Answer: Frog life cycle


Question: Richard Burton was nominated 7 times for an Oscar. How many did he win?

Answer: 0

Answer: zero


Question: Who played 'Professor Henry Higgins' and what was the title of the 1994 movie?

Answer: Rex Harrison - My Fair Lady


Question: Which Mediterranean country's orchestra is bigger than its army?

Answer: Principauté de Monaco

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MC

Answer: Princedom of Monaco

Answer: Principat de Mónegue

Answer: Extreme points of monaco

Answer: Munegu

Answer: Geography of monaco

Answer: Monaco, Principality and Diocese of

Answer: Extreme points of Monaco

Answer: Monegasques

Answer: Climate of Monaco

Answer: Monocco

Answer: Sports in Monaco

Answer: Religion in Monaco

Answer: Subdivisions of Monaco

Answer: Monaco/Geography

Answer: Europe/Monaco

Answer: Geography of Monaco

Answer: Culture of Monaco

Answer: Protestantism in Monaco

Answer: Monaco/Military

Answer: Monégasques

Answer: Capital of Monaco

Answer: Principaut de Monaco

Answer: Administrative divisions (Monaco)

Answer: List of cities in Monaco

Answer: Monaco

Answer: Principatu de Múnegu

Answer: Islam in Monaco

Answer: The weather in Monaco

Answer: Principality of Monaco

Answer: Principato di Monaco

Answer: Principality and Diocese of Monaco

Answer: Wards of Monaco

Answer: Administrative divisions of Monaco

Answer: Mónegue

Answer: Quarters of Monaco

Answer: Monaco/Transnational issues

Answer: Monacco

Answer: Sport in Monaco


Question: What was Britain called - before it was Britain?

Answer: Albion's shore

Answer: Albion

Answer: Alouion


Question: What's unusual about evangelist Amy Semple McPherson coffin?

Answer: Contains Telephone


Question: What was the fist name of Hudson in Upstairs Downstairs?

Answer: Angus, Scotland

Answer: Angus (district)

Answer: Angus

Answer: Angus (local government district, Tayside region)

Answer: Circinn

Answer: Angus council area

Answer: Angus (unitary authority)

Answer: Angus Council

Answer: Forfarshire

Answer: Angus (council area)

Answer: County of Forfar

Answer: Angus District Council

Answer: County of Angus


Question: Which rugby side are also known as the Wizards of the West?

Answer: Aberavon, Neath Port Talbot

Answer: Baglan Industrial Park

Answer: Aberafan

Answer: Aberavon


Question: Who was Inspector Clouseau's manservant?

Answer: Kato

Answer: Katō

Answer: KATO


Question: What is Africa's most populated country?

Answer: Nigerian Independence

Answer: Ìjọba-Àpapọ̀ Orílẹ̀-èdè Naìjírìà

Answer: Nigérie

Answer: Nigeeria

Answer: Nigéria

Answer: Nigerias agriculture

Answer: Nigerië

Answer: Chawaka

Answer: Crime in Nigeria

Answer: NGR

Answer: Nigèria

Answer: Nigeria

Answer: Ethnic groups of Nigeria

Answer: Nicheria

Answer: Nigerie

Answer: Nigeriya

Answer: Nigerija

Answer: Naija

Answer: Kufai, Nigeria

Answer: Nigerian sport

Answer: Naìjírìà

Answer: Ijoba-Apapo Orile-ede Naijiria

Answer: Naigeria

Answer: Sport in Nigeria

Answer: Nijeriya

Answer: Negeria

Answer: Republic nde Naigeria

Answer: Western Region, Nigeria

Answer: Niiseriya

Answer: Orílẹ̀-èdè Olómìnira Àpapọ̀ Nàìjíríà

Answer: South-west Nigeria

Answer: Republik Nijeriya

Answer: Population in nigeria 2009

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NG

Answer: Jamhuriyar Taraiyar Nijeriya

Answer: Naíjíríà

Answer: Republik Federaal bu Niiseriya

Answer: Agoi

Answer: Naijiria

Answer: Nixeria

Answer: Conseil de Salut National

Answer: Nàìjíríà

Answer: Federal Republic of Nigeria


Question: Which comedy duo were born Bartholomew and Wiseman?

Answer: Morcambe and Wise

Answer: Morecambe and Wise perform the Grieg Piano Concerto

Answer: The Adventures Of Morecambe & Wise

Answer: Morecambe and wise

Answer: Morecambe & Wise

Answer: Morcombe and Wise

Answer: Positive Thinking... (Morecambe and Wise)

Answer: Morecambe and Wise

Answer: M&W


Question: Which British sausage is traditionally sold in a coil?

Answer: Cumberland, England

Answer: Cumberland County (historic)

Answer: Cumberland

Answer: Cumberlandshire

Answer: Wythburn

Answer: Cumberland (ward)

Answer: Cumberland (county, England)


Question: Which creature disappeared leaving only a smile?

Answer: Cheshire Cat

Answer: Cheshire cat

Answer: The Cheshire Cat

Answer: Cheshire Cat (Disney)

Answer: Cheshire Cat in popular culture


Question: What is the surname of the captain who assists Hercule Poirot?

Answer: County Borough of Hastings

Answer: Hastings and St Leonards

Answer: Hastings Town Center

Answer: Transport in Hastings

Answer: Glyne Gap

Answer: Hastings and St leonards

Answer: Broomsgrove

Answer: Hastings town centre

Answer: Hastings, Sussex

Answer: Hastings, East Sussex

Answer: Hastings

Answer: North Hastings

Answer: Castledown Primary School

Answer: Hastings, England

Answer: Hastings Borough Council

Answer: Hastings & St. Leonards

Answer: Baird, Hastings

Answer: Bachelor's Bump

Answer: Wishing Tree, Hastings

Answer: Wishing Tree, East Sussex

Answer: HASTINGS


Question: What was the home ground of Leyton Orient called before it became the Matchroom Stadium?

Answer: Brisbane Road Stadium

Answer: Brisbane Road

Answer: Matchroom Stadium

Answer: The Matchroom Stadium


Question: Named after a town in Lincolnshire, what is a more common name for bath metal?

Answer: Pinchbeck

Answer: Pinchbeck (disambiguation)


Question: When free school milk was given out what size were the bottles?

Answer: Third of a pint


Question: At which sport could you win the Victor Barna Award?

Answer: Ping-pang Ch'iu

Answer: Ping pong ball

Answer: Corbillon cup

Answer: Pen-holders

Answer: PingPong

Answer: Wiff-Waff

Answer: Wiff Waff

Answer: Round corner table tennis

Answer: Ping pong balls

Answer: Whiff-whaff

Answer: Ping Pong

Answer: Ping-pong ball

Answer: Rounded corner table tennis

Answer: Round table tennis

Answer: Pen-holding

Answer: Table tennis

Answer: Pingpong

Answer: Wiff-waff

Answer: Table-tennis

Answer: 卓球

Answer: Gossima

Answer: Whiff whaff

Answer: Table Tennis

Answer: Penholding

Answer: T tennis

Answer: Table tennis table

Answer: Ping-Pong

Answer: Table Tennis Ping-Pong

Answer: Table tennis ball

Answer: Penholder grip

Answer: Penholders

Answer: Table tennis tables

Answer: Penholder (grip)

Answer: Table-Tennis

Answer: Pen holders

Answer: Pingpang Qiú

Answer: Tabletennis

Answer: Ping-pong

Answer: Pen holding

Answer: Pingpang Qiu

Answer: Pingpang Ciou

Answer: Ping pong


Question: What is the nickname of the New Zealand women's cricket team?

Answer: New Zealand national women's cricket team

Answer: New Zealand Women's Cricket Team

Answer: New Zealand Women's cricket team

Answer: New Zealand women's national cricket team

Answer: White Ferns

Answer: New Zealand Womens cricket team

Answer: New Zealand women's cricket team

Answer: The White Ferns

Answer: New Zealand women cricket team


Question: What is phobophobia the fear of?

Answer: -Â  Fear itself


Question: What was the fastest aeroplane used in the Falkland's War?

Answer: -Â  Mirage


Question: In a poll conducted in the early 1970's who was voted the most hated man in history?

Answer: Hitlerian

Answer: Adolph Schicklgruber

Answer: HitlerAdolf

Answer: Hitler's medical health

Answer: Adolf Hitle

Answer: Hitlar

Answer: Adolph Hiedler

Answer: Adolf Hiedler

Answer: Adolph Hittler

Answer: Day of Potsdam

Answer: Adolpf Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hister

Answer: Adolf Hitlier

Answer: Adolph Hitler's health

Answer: Hitler's health

Answer: Hitlers

Answer: Aldof Hilter

Answer: HITLER

Answer: Hitler, Adolph

Answer: History of Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler,Adolph

Answer: Adolph Hiter

Answer: Adolf Hittler

Answer: Herr Hitler

Answer: Hitler,Adolf

Answer: Adolf Schicklegruber

Answer: Adolf hitler

Answer: Adlof hitler

Answer: Adolph Schickelgruber

Answer: Hitler Adolf

Answer: Hitlers medical health

Answer: HitlerAdolph

Answer: Adolph Schicklegruber

Answer: Adolf Hiler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's medical condition

Answer: Hittler

Answer: Adolf Schickelgruber

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler's

Answer: Hitler, adolf

Answer: Nazi leader

Answer: Hitler, Adolf

Answer: Herr Wolf

Answer: Adolph Hitler's medical health

Answer: Adolph Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's health

Answer: Adolf Schicklgruber

Answer: AdolphHitler

Answer: Adolf Hilter

Answer: Health of Adolf Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's medical health

Answer: Hitler Adolph

Answer: AdolfHitler

Answer: Adolf HItler

Answer: Hitlet

Answer: Hitler adolf

Answer: Adoff Hitler

Answer: Adolfus Hitler

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Adolph hitler


Question: What was Grace Darling's father's job?

Answer: Lighthouse-keeper

Answer: Lighthouse keeper


Question: O UGLY NINE is an anagram of which singer songwriter?

Answer: Godfather of Grunge

Answer: Neil Young

Answer: Ditch Trilogy

Answer: Neil Young trivia

Answer: Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Answer: Bernard Shakey

Answer: Neil Yong

Answer: Young, Neal

Answer: Niel Young

Answer: Neil Young with Crazy Horse

Answer: Neil young

Answer: Young,Neal

Answer: Neil Young and Crazy Horse

Answer: Ditch trilogy

Answer: Young,Neil

Answer: Niel young


Question: In the early 2000's The Birds Eye brand had a make-over, losing it's famous logo in favour of the now familiar red eye logo. What was the old logo, was it A- Albatross, B - Whale or C - Shark?

Answer: A - Albatross

Answer: The Albatross


Question: Which constituency does William Hague represent?

Answer: Richmond (Nova Scotia electoral district)

Answer: Richmond, Australia

Answer: Richmond (disambiguation)

Answer: Richmond, USA

Answer: Electoral district of Richmond

Answer: Richmond

Answer: Richmond (Quebec electoral district)

Answer: Richmond (electoral district)

Answer: Electoral district of richmond

Answer: Richmond, England


Question: fifteen 'bob' in old money is worth what in our current currency?

Answer: seventy-five pence


Question: What type of tree was Newton supposedly sitting under when he formulated his theory of gravity?

Answer: Apple Blossom

Answer: Appleblossom

Answer: Green Apples

Answer: Malus domesticus

Answer: Appleblossoms

Answer: Culture of apple

Answer: Malus domestica

Answer: Apple blossom

Answer: Apple/Nutritional information

Answer: Nutritional information about the apple

Answer: Apple production

Answer: Apple-blossoms

Answer: Apple blossoms

Answer: Apple peel

Answer: An apple a day

Answer: Apple (fruit)

Answer: Apple trees

Answer: Malus pumila

Answer: Malus communis

Answer: Pyrus malus

Answer: Apple tree

Answer: Apple Popularity

Answer: Apples

Answer: Dried apple

Answer: سێو

Answer: Apple (Fruit)

Answer: Green Apple

Answer: Apple-tree

Answer: Green apples

Answer: Apple

Answer: Apples and teachers

Answer: Aplle

Answer: Apple-blossom

Answer: Apple (tree)


Question: Breugel; Van Dyck and Rubens were all citizens of which country?

Answer: Belguim

Answer: Koenigreich Belgien

Answer: Belgium/Belgie

Answer: Kingdom of Belgium

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Beljum

Answer: Königreich Belgien

Answer: Belgique

Answer: Belgium

Answer: Beligum

Answer: Kingdom of the Belgians

Answer: Beljam

Answer: Kingdom Of Belgium

Answer: Belgum

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BE

Answer: Belgie

Answer: Cockpit of Europe

Answer: Koninkrijk België

Answer: Beldjike

Answer: Blegium

Answer: Belgio

Answer: The Quebec of Europe

Answer: België

Answer: Begium

Answer: Royaume de Belgique

Answer: Konigreich Belgien

Answer: Koninkrijk Belgie

Answer: People of Belgium

Answer: Belgien

Answer: Belgium/facts

Answer: Administrative divisions of Belgium

Answer: Belgium facts


Question: On what would you perform a Rudolph; a Randolph or an Adolph?

Answer: On a trampoline


Question: What was the name of Jimmy James' backing group?

Answer: Vagabond(album)

Answer: Vagabond (disambiguation)

Answer: Vagabonds

Answer: Vagabond (band)

Answer: Vagabond

Answer: Vagabond (album)


Question: Which Italian city is the setting for Romeo and Juliet?

Answer: San Michele Extra

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITVRN

Answer: Commune of Verona

Answer: Waelsch-Bern

Answer: Walsch-Bern

Answer: Vetona

Answer: City of Verona

Answer: Verona, Italy

Answer: Welschbern

Answer: Wälsch-Bern

Answer: Verona

Answer: City Of Verona


Question: What name is used in the Roman Catholic Church for evensong?

Answer: Lucernarium

Answer: Great Vespers

Answer: Vespers

Answer: Vespers, Music of

Answer: Vespires

Answer: Music of Vespers

Answer: Visperas

Answer: Solemn Vespers


Question: What type of aircraft was used by Alcock and Brown when they became the first men to fly the Atlantic non stop?

Answer: Vickers Vimy Commercial

Answer: A.N.F. 'Express Les Mureaux'

Answer: Vickers FB.27 Vimy

Answer: Vickers Vimy Ambulance

Answer: Vickers F.B.27 Vimy

Answer: Vickers Vimy

Answer: Vickers Commercial


Question: In which Canadian city is the Lion's Gate Bridge?

Answer: Vancouver, Canada

Answer: Vancouver (Canada)

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary School (Canada)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CAVAN

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, BC, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, British-Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Answer: Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, British Colombia

Answer: Vancover, British Columbia

Answer: Vansterdam

Answer: Vancouver (BC)

Answer: Hastings East (Vancouver)

Answer: Vancouver British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Canada

Answer: City of Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, BC

Answer: Vancouver (B.C.)

Answer: Vancouver City Centre, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C.

Answer: South Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouverite

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Christian School

Answer: Vancouvr

Answer: Hong kouver

Answer: Vancouverites

Answer: Hongcouver

Answer: Vancouver, bc

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary

Answer: Hong couver

Answer: Greater Vancouver Bridges

Answer: Vancover

Answer: Vanocuver

Answer: Vancouver BC


Question: Cassandra was the pseudonym of which writer in the Daily Mirror?

Answer: William Neil Connor

Answer: William Connor


Question: Which poet is buried in Grasmere churchyard?

Answer: Wordsworth, William

Answer: William wordsworth

Answer: Wordsworth

Answer: William Woodsworth

Answer: The Bard of Rydal Mount

Answer: W. Wordsworth

Answer: Annette Vallon

Answer: Annette vallon

Answer: William Wordsworth

Answer: Bard of Rydal Mount


Question: Which company registered Father William as a trademark?

Answer: Sir William Younger, 1st Baronet

Answer: William Younger

Answer: William Younger (disambiguation)


Question: Who played the sergeant in Carry On Sergeant?

Answer: William Hartnel

Answer: William Hartnell

Answer: Bill Hartnell


Question: Who founded the Jaguar motor company?

Answer: Sir William Lyons

Answer: William Lyons


Question: What was Billy Connolly's only No. 1 hit?

Answer: D-I-V-O-R-C-E


Question: Who's chart hit 'Walk tall' Started his career in 1964?

Answer: Michael Doonican

Answer: Morning Has Broken (Val Doonican album)

Answer: The Val Doonican Show

Answer: Val Doonican

Answer: Quiet Moments (Val Doonican album)


Question: In which London park would you find the Zoological Gardens?

Answer: Regent's Park

Answer: Regent's park

Answer: Regent's Park, London

Answer: Queen Mary's Gardens

Answer: Regents Park

Answer: Regent's Park


Question: For which trade is Saville Row best known?

Answer: Tailored

Answer: Sartorialism

Answer: Sartorialists

Answer: Sartorial

Answer: Tailoring

Answer: Tailors

Answer: Tailoress

Answer: Personal tailoring

Answer: Tailor-made

Answer: Tailor

Answer: Master tailor

Answer: Sartorially


Question: On which London street will you find Guy's Hospital?

Answer: St. Thomas Street, close to the London Bridge station

St. Thomas Street, close to the London Bridge station


Question: Known usually just as the Monument, or the name of a tube station. Who designed the Monument and for a bonus what does it commemorate?

Answer: Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate 'The Great Fire of London'

Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate 'The Great Fire of London'


Question: Which British entrepreneur failed to win his bid to run the National Lottery?

Answer: Richard Branson

Answer: Joan Templeman

Answer: Dick Branson

Answer: Richard Brandson

Answer: Virgin volcanic

Answer: Holly Branson

Answer: Richard Bransen

Answer: Ricahrd Branson

Answer: Sir Richard Branson

Answer: Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson

Answer: Richard brandson

Answer: Richard branson


Question: Which fashion craze was made popular by the film 'Flashdance'?

Answer: Leg-warmers

Answer: Leg warmers

Answer: Legwarmers

Answer: Leg warmer

Answer: Legwarmer


Question: Which American city experienced an earthquake in the early hours of January 17th 1994?

Answer: City of Los Angeles, California

Answer: Sister cities of Los Angeles

Answer: L A

Answer: Loa Angeles, CA

Answer: The Angels, California

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

Answer: Los Angeles, United States of America

Answer: L a

Answer: Los Angles

Answer: GEO:USLAX

Answer: The City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos

Answer: L. A.

Answer: The city of L A

Answer: Los Angeles City

Answer: Englaborg

Answer: LOC:USLAX

Answer: LA, CA

Answer: Los Angeles,CA

Answer: Brentwood Circle, Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: The city of L. A.

Answer: City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Calif.

Answer: USLAX

Answer: The city of LA

Answer: Los angels

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

Answer: Los angeles, california

Answer: El lay

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: L.A.

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

Answer: Los angeles ca

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

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

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

Answer: Los Angeles, United States

Answer: LA, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Ca.

Answer: Los Angeles, California, USA

Answer: Los angeles

Answer: L.a.

Answer: Los angeles, ca

Answer: 72 suburbs in search of a city

Answer: Religion in Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles (Calif.)

Answer: City of L A

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

Answer: LA Ca

Answer: Los Angeles, California, United States

Answer: La-la land

Answer: The city of L.A.

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

Answer: Los Angeles California

Answer: Los Angeles, USA

Answer: City of L.A.

Answer: L . A .

Answer: Los Angeles (CA)

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

Answer: Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciúncula

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

Answer: City of los angeles

Answer: La-la Land

Answer: Los Angeles.

Answer: Loa Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, California, US

Answer: Los Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, CA.

Answer: Lost Angeles, California

Answer: LA City

Answer: Los Ángeles, California

Answer: City of LA

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

Answer: L.A

Answer: Brentwood Circle

Answer: Los Angelas

Answer: LA

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Answer: City of L. A.

Answer: Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Los angelas

Answer: Los Angeles (City)

Answer: L.a., ca

Answer: Las Angeles

Answer: Los angeles, calif

Answer: Geography of Los Angeles

Answer: Environmental issues in Los Angeles

Answer: Northern Los Angeles

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USLAX


Question: What are the names of the US States starting with 'W'?

Answer: Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin and Wyoming

Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin and Wyoming


Question: When was basketball invented: 17th, 18th or 19th century?

Answer: 19th century AD

Answer: Early 19th Century

Answer: XIX century

Answer: Nineteenth-century

Answer: 19th-century

Answer: Ninteenth Century

Answer: Late 19th century

Answer: Year in Review 19th Century

Answer: Nighteenth century

Answer: Nineteenth century

Answer: Nineteenth Century

Answer: 19th centuries

Answer: 19th century

Answer: Mid-19th century

Answer: XIX Century

Answer: Ottocento

Answer: 19th-Century

Answer: 19 century

Answer: 19th Century


Question: When did the first election for the European Parliament take place?

Answer: 7th June, 1979


Question: Can you name the river that flows through Cardiff?

Answer: Taff Valley

Answer: Nant Rhydycar

Answer: Taf Fechan

Answer: Nant Ffrwd

Answer: River Taff

Answer: Taf Fawr

Answer: Taff River

Answer: Afon Tâf

Answer: Nant Clydach

Answer: The River Taff


Question: Who said sex is a bad thing it rumples the clothes?

Answer: Jackie O.

Answer: Jackie O

Answer: Jackie Kennedy Onassis

Answer: Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy

Answer: Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy

Answer: Jacqueline Lee Bouvier

Answer: Jackie Onassis

Answer: First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Answer: Jackie o

Answer: Jacqueline Onassis

Answer: Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

Answer: Jacqueline Lee Kennedy

Answer: Jackie Bouvier Kennedy

Answer: Jackieo

Answer: Mrs. Kennedy

Answer: Jacquelyn Kennedy

Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis

Answer: Jacky O

Answer: Jackie-O

Answer: Arabella Kennedy

Answer: Jackie Kennedy

Answer: Jackeline Bouvier Kennedy

Answer: Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

Answer: Jacqueline Bouvier Onassis

Answer: Jacqueline Bouvier

Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy

Answer: Jacky o

Answer: Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis

Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis


Question: Who is the author of the 'Harry Potter' books?

Answer: J.K.Rowlings

Answer: Jkrowling.com

Answer: Jessica Rowling Arantes

Answer: Robert Galbraith (pen name)

Answer: The Elephant House (Edinburgh Café)

Answer: Joanne K Rowling

Answer: Jo Murray

Answer: Joanne K. Rowling

Answer: J. K. Rowlings

Answer: J.k. rowling

Answer: Rowling, J. K.

Answer: JK Rawling

Answer: Joanne "Jo" Rowling

Answer: Jkrowling

Answer: Robert Galbraith (author)

Answer: Jk mrowling

Answer: Harry Potter encyclopaedia

Answer: J K Rowling

Answer: Volant Charitable Trust

Answer: Rowling, J.K.

Answer: J K. Rowling

Answer: J.K Rowling

Answer: Joanne Kathleen Murray

Answer: List of books by J.K. Rowling

Answer: J. K Rowling

Answer: Joanne Murray

Answer: Mackenzie Jean Rowling Murray

Answer: J.k.rolwing

Answer: JK Rowling

Answer: Very Good Lives

Answer: JKRowling

Answer: Jo Rowling

Answer: Jorge Arantes

Answer: Robert Galbraith (pseudonym)

Answer: J. K. Rowling

Answer: J.K. Rowling

Answer: Cormoran Strike

Answer: J.K.R.

Answer: Joanne Rowling

Answer: Jk rowling

Answer: Mackenzie Murray

Answer: Joanne Kathalene Rowling

Answer: J.K.Rowling

Answer: Mackenzie Rowling

Answer: Harry Potter encyclopedia

Answer: Joanne Kathleen Rowling

Answer: Joanne %22Jo%22 Rowling

Answer: Neil Murray (doctor)


Question: Anaheim, Bell, Hungarian Wax, Poblano, and Scotch Bonnet are all types of what?

Answer: Chili Pepper

Answer: Red Chili

Answer: Hot peppers

Answer: Red chile

Answer: Red chili

Answer: Chili (capsicum)

Answer: Chili Peppers

Answer: Chili pepper

Answer: Chilli pepper

Answer: Chillies

Answer: Chilli (pepper)

Answer: Chile peppers

Answer: Chili peppers

Answer: Hot pepper

Answer: Chilli

Answer: Green chilies

Answer: Dahon ng sili

Answer: Red chillies

Answer: Chilli peppers

Answer: Chile pepper

Answer: Chilly pepper

Answer: Green chile

Answer: Green chillies

Answer: Red Chillies

Answer: Gochoo

Answer: Chile (capsicum)

Answer: Green chili


Question: December 23, 1923 was the birthday of Vice Admiral James Stockdale, one of the most highly decorated officers in the history of the US Navy. He was also the running mate of what 1992 presidential candidate?

Answer: H Perot

Answer: H Ross Perot

Answer: Ross Perot, Sr.

Answer: Perot Foundation

Answer: Ross Perot

Answer: Henry Perot

Answer: Ross Perot presidential campaign, 1996

Answer: Henry Ross Perot, Sr.

Answer: H. Ross Perot

Answer: Henry Ross Perot

Answer: Henry R. Perot


Question: Known as Action Man in the UK, what 1964 Hasbro toy is responsible for the coining the phrase action figure?

Answer: Kung Fu Grip

Answer: GI joe

Answer: GI-Joe

Answer: G.I.Joe

Answer: Group Action Joe

Answer: G i joe

Answer: Gi joe

Answer: Kung-Fu Grip

Answer: G. I. Joe

Answer: Gijoe

Answer: Kung fu grip

Answer: G.I. Joe: Super Joe Adventure Team

Answer: Gi Joe

Answer: Action joe

Answer: GI Joes

Answer: G I Joe

Answer: GI Joe

Answer: G.I. Joe

Answer: Kung-fu grip

Answer: GI JOE

Answer: Action Joe

Answer: G.i joe

Answer: G.I.-Joe

Answer: General Issue Joe

Answer: GIJoe


Question: Portrayed by Denise Richards, in which James Bond film, who you find the character Dr. Christmas Jones?

Answer: TWINE

Answer: Elektra King

Answer: Christmas Jones

Answer: List of James Bond allies in The World Is Not Enough

Answer: The world is not enough

Answer: Orbis non sufficit

Answer: Victor Zokas

Answer: Warmflash

Answer: Renard, the Anarchist

Answer: List of James Bond allies in The World is Not Enough

Answer: Molly Warmflash

Answer: Dr. Christmas Jones

Answer: Viktor Zokas

Answer: The World is not Enough

Answer: Dr. Molly Warmflash

Answer: Renard (James Bond)

Answer: Bond 19

Answer: The World Is Not Enough

Answer: The World Is Not Enough (film)

Answer: World is not enough

Answer: The World is Not Enough


Question: 21st December, 2012, according to those of us who go in for this sort thing, is the date of the End Of The World. A faulty interpretation of which civilizations calendar system accounts for this?

Answer: Mayan, Iran

Answer: Mayan

Answer: Mayan (disambiguation)

Answer: The mayan


Question: Eddie, Lou, and Clancy are the face of law and order on what long running tv show?

Answer: Promulent

Answer: The Circus (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: The Simpsons.com

Answer: Kromulent

Answer: Simpsons jokes

Answer: No Teasing

Answer: Made-up words in the simpsons

Answer: The Simpsons Clue

Answer: Simpsons words

Answer: Culturally significant words and phrases from The Simpsons

Answer: The Bully (The Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: The Dog Biscuit

Answer: List of neologisms and phrases on The Simpsons

Answer: Recurring jokes in The Simpsons

Answer: Recurring jokes on the simpsons

Answer: Simpsons TV show

Answer: Culturally significance phrases from The Simpsons

Answer: Jokes on the simpsons

Answer: Made-up words in The Simpsons

Answer: The simsons

Answer: The Flanders (tv show)

Answer: List of neologisms in The Simpsons

Answer: Quijibo

Answer: The Simpsons

Answer: Bart's Karate Lesson

Answer: The Raid (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: List of The Simpsons TV ads

Answer: The Simpsons Board Games

Answer: The Pacifier (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: TheSimpsons

Answer: Los simpsons

Answer: Good vs. Evil (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: The SImpsons

Answer: Simspons

Answer: Criticism of The Simpsons

Answer: Simpsons neologism

Answer: Critisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

Answer: 500 Easy Pieces

Answer: Jokes in the Simpsons

Answer: List of The Simpsons TV ads by product

Answer: The Simpsons' impact on television

Answer: Los Simpson

Answer: Madeup words in The Simpsons

Answer: Simpson (Fox)

Answer: Bart's Nightmare (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: Simpsons TV ads

Answer: Running gags in The Simpsons

Answer: The Beach (Simpsons TV ad)

Answer: Made up words simpsons

Answer: The Simpsons Catch Phrases

Answer: List of the Simpson characters in advertisements

Answer: Why You Little!

Answer: The simppsons

Answer: Plastic Underwear

Answer: The simpsons

Answer: Simpsons, The

Answer: Bart's Homework

Answer: List of made-up words in The Simpsons

Answer: The Simpsons (TV series)

Answer: Simpsons World

Answer: Reccuring jokes on the simpsons

Answer: Quigibo

Answer: Why You Little

Answer: Made-up words on The Simpsons

Answer: Culturally significant phrases from The Simpsons

Answer: Simpson Stamps

Answer: The Simpson's

Answer: The Simpsons World

Answer: List of The Simpsons television advertisements

Answer: Maggie's Party

Answer: List of advertisements featuring The Simpsons characters

Answer: The Simspons

Answer: Culturally significant neologisms from The Simpsons

Answer: The Simpsons Baseball

Answer: TV Simpsons

Answer: Neologisms on The Simpsons

Answer: Neologisms in The Simpsons

Answer: The Simpson

Answer: The simpsons jokes

Answer: Simpsons

Answer: The Last Butterfinger

Answer: Criticisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

Answer: Smell Your Breath

Answer: Los Simpsons

Answer: Thr Simpsons

Answer: List of neologisms on The Simpsons

Answer: Itchy & Scratchy's %22500 Easy Pieces%22

Answer: A to Z (Simpsons TV ad)


Question: December 21, 1937 saw the premiere of what feature film, the first full length animated feature film?

Answer: Snowhite

Answer: Snow White (character)

Answer: The Seven Dwarves

Answer: Snow-White

Answer: Sneewittchen

Answer: Snow white

Answer: Snow White & Other Stories

Answer: Schneewittchen

Answer: Schneewittchen und die sieben Zwerge

Answer: Mirror, mirror on the wall

Answer: Snowwhite

Answer: Snow White

Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Answer: Show white and the seven dwarves


Question: According to the Rankin-Bass TV classic of the same name, who brought Frosty the Snowman back to life?

Answer: Santa claus rituals

Answer: Origins of Santa Claus

Answer: Santy Claus

Answer: Santa Claus in North American culture

Answer: Święty Mikołaj

Answer: Santa klause

Answer: Santa Claus in North America

Answer: Santa letters

Answer: Baba Nuwail

Answer: Santa Claus rituals

Answer: Santa Claus On A Fire Truck

Answer: Santa klaus

Answer: Santa claus

Answer: Sanat claus

Answer: Santa

Answer: Swiety Mikolaj

Answer: Santa Claus in Northern American culture

Answer: Santa Claus Office

Answer: Christmas grotto

Answer: American Santa Claus

Answer: Santa Claus

Answer: Santa Hat

Answer: Santa-san

Answer: Kerstman

Answer: Santa claus in northern american culture

Answer: Weihnachtsmann

Answer: Mall Santa

Answer: Letters to Santa

Answer: The Santa

Answer: بابا نويل


Question: Fez is an African city which gives its name to a type of hat. In which country is it?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MA

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc

Answer: Royaume du Maroc

Answer: Norocco

Answer: Moraco

Answer: Sultanate of Fez

Answer: Etymology of Morocco

Answer: المغرب

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maġribiyya

Answer: Maroc (disambiguation)

Answer: Morroco

Answer: Al-Maġrib

Answer: Lmaġrib

Answer: Sherifian Empire

Answer: Maroco

Answer: Name of Morocco

Answer: Morrocco

Answer: Moroccan Kingdom

Answer: Morocco

Answer: Morrocan

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al-Maġribiyah

Answer: Moroco

Answer: Marokko

Answer: المملكة المغربية

Answer: Marocko

Answer: Sultanate of Morocco

Answer: Al-Mamlaka al-Maghrebia

Answer: Kingdom of Morocco


Question: Who was Poopdeck Pappys most famous son?

Answer: Popeye Cigarettes

Answer: Popeye the Sailor Man

Answer: Popeye the Sailorman

Answer: Popeye (2016 film)

Answer: Popeye (2015 film)

Answer: The Thimble Theatre

Answer: Popeye The Sailor

Answer: Popeye (upcoming film)

Answer: Popeye (2014 film)

Answer: Thimble Theater

Answer: Thimble Theatre

Answer: Popeye the Sailor

Answer: Popeye the sailor man

Answer: Pop Eye

Answer: The Popeye and Olive Oyl Show

Answer: Jack Mercer (sailor)

Answer: Popeye


Question: In the Kipling story Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, the title character defends his adopted family from a pair of murderous cobras. What type of animal is Rikki?

Answer: Herpestidae

Answer: Polygoose

Answer: Mongooses

Answer: Mongeese

Answer: Mongander

Answer: Keeri (animal)

Answer: Herpestinae

Answer: Mongeeses

Answer: Mungoose

Answer: Mongoose


Question: January 3, 1924 saw Howard Carter discover what famous Egyptian pharaoh?

Answer: King Tut

Answer: Tutanhamon

Answer: Tutankamun

Answer: Tutankhamen

Answer: Nebkheprure

Answer: Tut-Anj-Amon

Answer: King Tutankhamun

Answer: Tutankhaten

Answer: Tutankamen

Answer: King tut

Answer: Tutankhaumen

Answer: Tutenkhamun

Answer: King Tut's Death

Answer: Tut-ankh-amun

Answer: Tutankhamen's Death Mask

Answer: Tutankamon

Answer: Kingtut

Answer: Tutenkamen

Answer: Living Image of Amun

Answer: Tutankhamum

Answer: Tutankhamun

Answer: Come on, Tutan

Answer: Tuthankamun

Answer: Tut Anj Amon

Answer: Tutankhaton

Answer: King Tutankhamen

Answer: Pharaoh Tutankhamun

Answer: The Boy King

Answer: Living Image of Aten

Answer: Tutankhamon

Answer: Tuthankamen

Answer: Nebkheperure Tutankhamun

Answer: Tutenkhamen

Answer: Nebkheperure

Answer: Tutankhanum


Question: What band is playing music for nickels in Creedence Clearwater Revival's hit "Down on the Corner"?

Answer: Willy & the Poorboys


Question: What is the difference between venom and poison?

Answer: Poison is ingested or inhaled, while venom is injected

Poison is ingested or inhaled, while venom is injected


Question: A vicenarian is what age range?

Answer: 20-29


Question: In 2001: A Space Odyssey, what was the name of the computer that took control of the spaceship Discovery?

Answer: AE-34 unit

Answer: Heuristically programmed algorithmic computer

Answer: Hal-9000

Answer: SAL-9000

Answer: HAL-9000

Answer: SAL 9000

Answer: Hal 90000

Answer: HAL9000

Answer: Heuristically programmed algorithmic computer 9000

Answer: HAL 9000

Answer: Hal 9000


Question: What popular opera, penned by George Bizet, is a story about a female cigarette factory worker?

Answer: Les tringles des sistres tintaient

Answer: Carmen opera

Answer: Escamillo

Answer: CARMEN

Answer: Carmen (opera)

Answer: Carmen

Answer: Carmen by George Bizet


Question: The capital of North Carolina was named for what famed 17th century English explorer and lover of tobacco?

Answer: Lord Walter Raleigh

Answer: Sir walter raleigh

Answer: Walter Ralagh

Answer: Sir Walter Ralegh

Answer: Walter raleigh

Answer: Sir Walter Ralegh's

Answer: Walter Ralegh

Answer: Walter Rawleigh

Answer: Walter Rawley

Answer: Walter Raleigh

Answer: Sir Walter Raleigh

Answer: Sir Raleigh


Question: The 1947 novel "I, the Jury", by New York author Mickey Spillane, was the first to feature which famous detective?

Answer: Mike Hammer

Answer: That Hammer Guy

Answer: Mayk Hammer


Question: January 18, 1778 saw Captain James Cook discover what island group, which he named the Sandwich Islands, in honor of his sponsor, John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich?

Answer: Hawaiian ridge

Answer: Hawaiian archipelago

Answer: Hawaiian island

Answer: Geology of Hawaii

Answer: Geography of Hawaiʻi

Answer: Hawai'ian Islands

Answer: Hawaii Islands

Answer: The Hawaiian Islands

Answer: The Hawaii Islands

Answer: Hawaiian islands

Answer: Hawaiian Windward Islands

Answer: Southeastern Hawaiian Islands

Answer: Hawaiian chain

Answer: Hawaiian Islands

Answer: Hawaiʻian Islands

Answer: Mokupuni o Hawai'i

Answer: Hawai%60ian Islands

Answer: Hawaiian Archipelago


Question: Named after an abduction at the Japanese Embassy in a South American city in 1996, what syndrome, the opposite of the Stockholm Syndrome, is characterized by the abductors developing sympathy for their hostages?

Answer: Stockholmsyndrome

Answer: Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: Swedish syndrome

Answer: Association With the Aggressor

Answer: Lima syndrome

Answer: Stolkholm syndrome

Answer: Stockholm Effect

Answer: Capture bonding

Answer: Helsinki Syndrome

Answer: Lima Syndrome

Answer: Stockholm syndrom

Answer: Stockholm effect

Answer: The Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: Possible examples of Stockholm Syndrome

Answer: The Stockholm syndrome

Answer: Stockholm syndrome

Answer: Helsinki syndrome

Answer: Identification with the aggressor


Question: According to the proverb, it takes two to what?

Answer: Tango dance

Answer: Tango (dance)

Answer: Tango


Question: By what name are Rontgen rays more commonly known?

Answer: Röntgen field

Answer: X-ray technology

Answer: Hard x-ray

Answer: X-ray generation

Answer: X-ray radiation

Answer: X+rays

Answer: Xray

Answer: Soft X-rays

Answer: X wave

Answer: Rontgen rays

Answer: X-ray photo

Answer: X-rays

Answer: X-radiation

Answer: X-Ray Spectrum

Answer: X-waves

Answer: Frank Austin and the Frost brothers

Answer: X radiation

Answer: Roentgen rays

Answer: X - ray

Answer: Hard X-rays

Answer: X-raying

Answer: X-RAY

Answer: X ray

Answer: Rontgen Rays

Answer: X-Rays

Answer: HX photons

Answer: Radio diagnostics

Answer: Soft x-ray

Answer: Xrays

Answer: X-ray safety

Answer: Röntgen radiation

Answer: Roentgen radiation

Answer: X waves

Answer: Röntgen rays

Answer: Roentgen Rays

Answer: X rays

Answer: Celestial X-ray source

Answer: X-ray

Answer: X Ray

Answer: Roentgen ray

Answer: Hard X-ray

Answer: Soft X-ray

Answer: Röntgen ray

Answer: XRAY

Answer: SX photons

Answer: Rontgen radiation

Answer: X-ray dye

Answer: Rontgen ray

Answer: X-Ray

Answer: X-rayed


Question: The Springfield, Mass YMCA saw the first game of what played on January 20, 1892, when 9 players ended the game with a 1-0 score?

Answer: Basketball

Answer: Basketball gear

Answer: Bball

Answer: Boy's Basketball

Answer: B Ball

Answer: Shoot hoops

Answer: Basketball parity worldwide

Answer: Men's Basketball

Answer: High school basketball

Answer: Basketball Worldwide

Answer: Basketball club

Answer: B-ball

Answer: Basket-ball

Answer: Basketball team

Answer: Basketball rim

Answer: Basketballer

Answer: Rim (basketball)

Answer: Basket ball

Answer: Basketball net

Answer: Baksetball

Answer: Basketball player

Answer: Basket-Ball

Answer: Women's hoops

Answer: Men's basketball

Answer: BasketBall

Answer: Basketball Parity Worldwide

Answer: Basket Ball

Answer: Baketball

Answer: Basketball Player

Answer: B ball

Answer: Unicycle basketball


Question: What is the name of the Sergeant who constantly harasses the goldbricking Private Beetle Bailey in the comic strip of the same name?

Answer: Snorkle

Answer: Snorkelling

Answer: Swimmer's snorkel

Answer: Snorkeller

Answer: Snorkels

Answer: Breath-hold diving

Answer: Snorkeler

Answer: Snorkelers

Answer: Snorkel

Answer: Snorkeling

Answer: Snorkel (swimming)

Answer: Water snorkeling

Answer: Snorkling


Question: January 18, 1936 saw the death of what English writer and youngest recipient of the Nobel prize in Literature, responsible for such classics as The Jungle Book, The Man Who Would Be King, Gunga Din, and If?

Answer: Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kiplingesque

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling rudyard

Answer: Rudy Kipling

Answer: R Kipling

Answer: Kipling

Answer: Kipling, Joseph Rudyard

Answer: Kiplingian

Answer: R. Kipling

Answer: Ruyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling Society

Answer: Bard of Empire

Answer: Rudyard Kipling (author)


Question: If cows are bovine and horses are equine, what type of animals are ursine?

Answer: Ursine

Answer: Ursoidea

Answer: Honey pig

Answer: Bears

Answer: Arctos

Answer: Ursidae

Answer: BEAR

Answer: Mating bears

Answer: Bear cub

Answer: Reproductive behavior of bears

Answer: Ursoid

Answer: Cub (bear)

Answer: Bear

Answer: Bear (zoology)

Answer: Sexual behavior of bears

Answer: Bear hibernation


Question: The Sharks face off against what gang in Leonard Bernsteins musical West Side Story?

Answer: J.E.T.S.

Answer: The Jets (band)

Answer: Jet

Answer: JET

Answer: JETS (disambiguation)

Answer: JET (disambiguation)

Answer: The Jets (disambiguation)

Answer: Jets

Answer: Jet (disambiguation)

Answer: The Jets

Answer: JETS

Answer: The Jets (rock band)


Question: January 17, 1929 saw the pride of Chester, Il, Elzie Segar debut what iconic cartoon character in a Thimble Theater strip?

Answer: Popeye Cigarettes

Answer: Popeye the Sailor Man

Answer: Popeye the Sailorman

Answer: Popeye (2016 film)

Answer: Popeye (2015 film)

Answer: The Thimble Theatre

Answer: Popeye The Sailor

Answer: Popeye (upcoming film)

Answer: Popeye (2014 film)

Answer: Thimble Theater

Answer: Thimble Theatre

Answer: Popeye the Sailor

Answer: Popeye the sailor man

Answer: Pop Eye

Answer: The Popeye and Olive Oyl Show

Answer: Jack Mercer (sailor)

Answer: Popeye


Question: The first 10 amendments to the US Constitution are collectively know as what?

Answer: Bill.of.Rights

Answer: Bill of duties

Answer: Bill of rights

Answer: BoR

Answer: Bill of Right

Answer: The Bill of Rights

Answer: Bill of responsibilities

Answer: Bill of Rights

Answer: Bill of obligations

Answer: Bill Of Rights

Answer: The bill of rights


Question: January 23 saw the anniversary of the introduction of the Apple Macintosh. In what year did this event happen?

Answer: 1984

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-four


Question: The rules for what card game state: A standard 52 card deck is used, with the cards in each suit ranking as usual from ace (high) down to two (low). Each heart is worth one penalty point and the queen of spades is worth 13 penalty points. The other cards have no value. The object is to avoid scoring points. On the first hand after a deal, each player any 3 cards to the person to their left. On the second hand, cards are passed to the right, across on the third hand, and no cards are passed on the fourth. The cycle continues. The person who holds the 2 of clubs must lead the first trick. The game continues until a player has scored 100 points.

Answer: Rickety Kate

Answer: Hearts Strategy

Answer: Hearts (game)

Answer: Hearts (card game)

Answer: Hearts strategy

Answer: Complex hearts

Answer: Partner hearts

Answer: Royal hearts

Answer: Hearts

Answer: Chase the lady

Answer: Shooting the moon

Answer: Game of Hearts

Answer: Complex Hearts