Question: What term is used for a society of female students in an American college?

Answer: Fraternities and sororities

Answer: Student organizations in North America (fraternities and sororities)

Answer: Sororities

Answer: Student organizations in North America, (fraternities and sororities)

Answer: Fraternity and sorority pins

Answer: Sorority

Answer: Frat Boy

Answer: Rush week

Answer: College Fraternities and Sororities

Answer: Fraternity and Sorority Crests

Answer: Rush program

Answer: Greek Letter Organizations

Answer: Greek system

Answer: Frat boy

Answer: Greek-letter society

Answer: Sororities and fraternities

Answer: Greek letter society

Answer: Fraternities and Sororities

Answer: Greek letter organization

Answer: College fraternities and sororities

Answer: Fraternity and sorority crests

Answer: Fraternities and sororities in the United States

Answer: Fraternities and sororities in North America

Answer: Fraternity and Sorority Pins


Question: Who wrote the 1790's work "Travels in the Interior of Africa"?

Answer: Mungo Park (disambiguation)

Answer: Mungo Park


Question: In which African country is the popular resort of Monastir?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TN

Answer: Tunisian Republic

Answer: Republic of Tunisia

Answer: Tounes

Answer: Tunisia

Answer: Tunisia in the middle ages

Answer: Tunisie

Answer: Etymology of Tunisia

Answer: Medieval tunisia

Answer: الجمهورية التونسية

Answer: Classical tunisia

Answer: Tunnisia

Answer: Name of Tunisia

Answer: Administrative divisions of Tunisia

Answer: Ancient tunisia

Answer: Tounisiyya

Answer: Tunisa

Answer: Tunesia

Answer: Al-Jumhūriyya at-Tūnisiyya


Question: What was the name of the skunk in Bambi?

Answer: Flowering transitions

Answer: Flower

Answer: Flowerer

Answer: Flowerliness

Answer: Incomplete flower

Answer: Transitions to flowering

Answer: Flowerly

Answer: Flowered

Answer: Transition to flowering

Answer: Floration

Answer: Floral displays

Answer: Floweringly

Answer: Flowerdy

Answer: Imperfect flower

Answer: Floral

Answer: Flowering

Answer: Flowers

Answer: Flowering herbs

Answer: Floweredy

Answer: Internal structure of a flower

Answer: Flower Structure

Answer: Flowering transition

Answer: Flowerers

Answer: Lilled

Answer: Transitioning to flowering

Answer: Florally

Answer: Transitioned to flowering


Question: Which infamous character became Pope Alexander VI?

Answer: Rodrigo de Borja y Dams

Answer: Alexander VI Borgia

Answer: Rodrigo de Lanzol-Borgia

Answer: Cardinal de Borgia

Answer: Alexander Vi

Answer: Rodrigo Lanzol y Borgia

Answer: Rodrigo de Lanzòl-Borgia

Answer: Alexander Sextus

Answer: Alejandro VI, Catalan

Answer: Alexander vi

Answer: Rodrigo Borgia

Answer: 214th pope

Answer: Rodrigo de Borja y Doms

Answer: Alexander VI

Answer: Pope Alexander VI

Answer: Rodrigo Lanzol y de Borja

Answer: Rodrigo Lanzol y Gorja

Answer: Roderick Borgia

Answer: Rodrigo de Borja y Borja

Answer: Roderic Llançol

Answer: Alexander The Sixth

Answer: Roderic de Borja i Borja

Answer: Roderic de Borja

Answer: Pope Alex VI

Answer: Rodrigo Lanzol-Borja y Borja

Answer: Rodrigo de Borja

Answer: Roderic Llançol i de Borja


Question: Who created the 'A' Line in 1955?

Answer: Dior Monsieur

Answer: Christian Dior

Answer: Jacques Benita


Question: Which drink is advertised as 'charcoal mellowed, drop by drop'?

Answer: Jack Daniels

Answer: Jack Daniels (disambiguation)


Question: The Sun Woman provides the first light of dawn in which people's mythology?

Answer: Australian Aboriginal

Answer: Aborigines of Australia

Answer: Aboriginal (Australian)

Answer: Australian aborigine

Answer: Australia aborigines

Answer: Australian Aboriginals

Answer: Aboriginie

Answer: Aboriginal Australian

Answer: Australian Aborigines

Answer: Indigenous australian

Answer: Abos (people)

Answer: Australian Aborigine

Answer: Aboriginal Australians

Answer: Australian aborigines


Question: Which commission was set up to investigate the assassination of JFK?

Answer: Warren Commission Report

Answer: The Warren Commission

Answer: The President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy

Answer: Warren Commission

Answer: President's Commission on the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy

Answer: Warren Report

Answer: Warren Comission

Answer: Warren commision

Answer: Warren commission

Answer: President's Commission on the Assassination of JFK

Answer: The Warren Report

Answer: President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy

Answer: President's Commission on the Assassination of John F. Kennedy

Answer: Kennedy assassination commission


Question: Who painted Luncheon of the Boating Party?

Answer: Pierre Auguste Renoir

Answer: Firmin Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir

Answer: Pierre August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Answer: Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir, Pierre Auguste


Question: Which London residential suburb is the site of Lord's Cricket Ground?

Answer: St. John's Wood

Answer: St John's Wood

Answer: St John's Wood

Answer: St John's Wood, London, England

Answer: St John's Wood, London

Answer: St Johns Wood


Question: Whose is the first tale in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales?

Answer: The Knight

Answer: Knight (disambiguation)


Question: Which element is integral to all organic compounds?

Answer: Carbon atom

Answer: Kohlenstoff

Answer: Carbon Atom

Answer: Carbons

Answer: Carbon atoms

Answer: Carbonaceous

Answer: Carbon unit

Answer: Carbonous

Answer: History of carbon

Answer: Carbon (element)

Answer: Atomic number 6

Answer: C (element)

Answer: Carbonic

Answer: Carbon


Question: Whose 1960 recording "The Twist" spawned a craze for the dance of that name?

Answer: Chubby Checker


Question: Whose "left hand" rule can predict the direction of motion of an electric motor?

Answer: Fleming, Sir John Ambrose

Answer: Sir John Ambrose Fleming

Answer: Sir Ambrose Fleming

Answer: Ambrose Fleming

Answer: J. A. Fleming

Answer: John Ambrose Fleming


Question: Which confectionary manufacturer markets Galaxy milk chocolate?

Answer: Fourth planet

Answer: Sol 4

Answer: Mars surface features

Answer: Mars

Answer: Mars/Planet

Answer: Hydrology of Mars

Answer: Magnetosphere of Mars

Answer: Marte (planet)

Answer: Mars (planet)

Answer: Sol-4

Answer: 2003 opposition of Mars

Answer: 4th planet

Answer: Planet Mars

Answer: Sun e

Answer: Sol e

Answer: Mars (Planet)

Answer: Physical characteristics of Mars

Answer: Mars opposition

Answer: Sol IV

Answer: Oblate Mars

Answer: Opposition of Mars

Answer: Mars orbit


Question: The chance of which hazardous natural event occurring is expressed on the Torino scale?

Answer: Comet or Asteroid encounter


Question: What is the name of the O'Haras' plantation in 'Gone with the Wind'?

Answer: Kaze no You ni

Answer: T-ARA N4

Answer: Tiara (T-ara)(group)

Answer: Kaze no Yō ni

Answer: Lee Ahreum

Answer: T-ara n4

Answer: T-ara

Answer: T-ara/Tiara

Answer: Lee A-reum

Answer: Areum

Answer: T-ara (version 2)

Answer: T-ARA

Answer: Kaze no Yo ni

Answer: Qbs

Answer: T-ara (band)

Answer: 티아라

Answer: Tiara (band)

Answer: Lee Areum

Answer: TARA


Question: The cover of which of Pink Floyd's LP covers features Battersea Power Station?

Answer: Animal Phylogeny

Answer: ANIMALS

Answer: Basal metazoan

Answer: Animal types

Answer: Animalia Kingdom

Answer: Anamalia

Answer: Animal

Answer: New animal phylogeny

Answer: Animalia

Answer: Non-human animal

Answer: Kingdom Animal

Answer: Kingdom animal

Answer: Basal metazoa

Answer: KingdomAnimalia

Answer: Animal reproduction

Answer: Animal Characteristics

Answer: Metazoan

Answer: Animals

Answer: Animal phylum

Answer: Metazoon

Answer: Animal (Metazoan) Evolution

Answer: Classification of animals

Answer: Metazoic

Answer: Anumal

Answer: Metazoans

Answer: Animal life

Answer: Kingdom Animalia

Answer: Kingdom animalia

Answer: New Animal Phylogeny

Answer: Metazoa

Answer: ANIMAL

Answer: Nonhuman animal

Answer: Water animal

Answer: Animal body


Question: Where has Baroness Royall of Blaisdon led the opposition since May 2010?

Answer: House of Peers of the United Kingdom

Answer: United Kingdom House of Peers

Answer: House Of Lords

Answer: The Right Honourable The Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament Assembled

Answer: Lords Spiritual and Temporal

Answer: House of Lords of the United Kingdom

Answer: Noble friend

Answer: House of LORDS

Answer: House of Lords, Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: House of Lords of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: House of Lords (UK)

Answer: The Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament assembled

Answer: The House of Lords

Answer: United Kingdom House of Lords

Answer: English House of Lords

Answer: House of Lords

Answer: House of lords

Answer: House of Lords, Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: House of Peers of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: House of Lords (United Kingdom)

Answer: UKHL

Answer: Gilded Chamber

Answer: British House of Lords


Question: Last month, what word was named by Oxford Dictionaries as the word of the year?

Answer: Selfies

Answer: Falfie

Answer: Selfie

Answer: Christ the Redeemer selfie

Answer: Селфи

Answer: Selfy

Answer: Selfie Olympics

Answer: No-makeup selfie

Answer: Christ the redeemer selfie

Answer: SELFIE


Question: What is the name for the playing area in American football?

Answer: Grid iron

Answer: Gridiron (disambiguation)

Answer: Gridiron

Answer: Grid Iron

Answer: Gridirons

Answer: GRIDIRON


Question: In the Billy Bunter stories, what is the surname of Bunter's form teacher?

Answer: QUELCH


Question: In Britain, a Christmas tree is traditionally of what species? (Two words.)

Answer: European spruce

Answer: P. abies

Answer: Norway Spruce

Answer: Norway spruce

Answer: Picea excelsa

Answer: Norwegian spruce

Answer: Picea alpestris

Answer: Picea abies

Answer: Alpine Spruce

Answer: NORWAY SPRUCE


Question: What coin of the realm ceased to be legal tender in Britain at the end of 1960?

Answer: Farthing (disambiguation)

Answer: FARTHING

Answer: Farthing (coin)

Answer: Farthings

Answer: Farthing

Answer: Farthing coin


Question: Which physical phenomenon is properly called 'Horripilation'?

Answer: GOOSE PIMPLES/BUMPS


Question: Which ruler sold the Louisiana Territories to the USA in 1803?

Answer: NAPOLEON or BONAPARTE


Question: What would a polyandric woman have more than one of?

Answer: HUSBAND

Answer: The Husband


Question: Clyde Tombaugh discovered which celestial object in our solar system in 1930?

Answer: Operation PLUTO

Answer: P.L.U.T.O.

Answer: Pipe Lines Under The Ocean

Answer: PLUTO

Answer: Pipe-Lines Under The Ocean

Answer: Pipeline Under The Ocean

Answer: Pipelines Under The Ocean

Answer: Operation Pluto

Answer: Pipe Line Under The Ocean

Answer: Operation pluto


Question: "What did MP Gerald Kaufman describe in 1983 as ""the longest suicide note in history"" ?"

Answer: LABOUR Party MANIFESTO


Question: At the Oscar ceremony in 2004, Sofia Coppola was up for 'Best Director' for which film?

Answer: Lost in translation

Answer: Lost in Translation

Answer: Lost in Translation (disambiguation)

Answer: LOST IN TRANSLATION

Answer: Lost In Translation


Question: In which 'business' did John Davidson Rockefeller make his fortune?

Answer: Oil (disambiguation)

Answer: OIL

Answer: OiL


Question: Which country overtook the USA as the world's biggest emitter of CO2?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: Which 80 year old Irishman read the eulogy at Bernard Manning's funeral in June?

Answer: Hugh Francis Carson

Answer: Frank CARSON

Answer: Hugh Carson

Answer: Frank Carson


Question: "Which composer's operas are famously staged in the town of Bayreuth (say ""Bye-royt"")?"

Answer: Wagner's

Answer: Wilhelm Richard Wagner

Answer: W. Richard Wagner

Answer: Wagnerian opera

Answer: W. R. Wagner

Answer: Wagnerian

Answer: Wagner

Answer: Richard Wagnerr

Answer: R Wagner

Answer: Ricard Wagner

Answer: R.Wagner

Answer: Richard WAGNER

Answer: Richard Wagner


Question: Born in 1861, which famous opera singer's real name was Helen Mitchell?

Answer: Helen Porter Mitchell

Answer: Dame Nellie MELBA

Answer: Nelli Melba

Answer: Dame Nellie Melba

Answer: Nellie Melba

Answer: Nellie Armstrong

Answer: Helen Porter Armstrong

Answer: Nelly Melba


Question: Which Italian city is known as the pizza capital of the world?

Answer: Neapel

Answer: Napoli, Italy

Answer: Napoli

Answer: Naples

Answer: Naples, Italy

Answer: Administrative divisions of Naples

Answer: Naples (Italy)

Answer: The weather in Napoli

Answer: Historic Centre of Naples

Answer: Nàpule

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITNAP

Answer: Naplese

Answer: Quarters of Naples

Answer: Napule

Answer: NAPLES

Answer: The weather in Naples

Answer: In Naples

Answer: Municipalities of Naples


Question: In a 1763 swap, what expanse of land did Britain gain from Spain in exchange for Havana?

Answer: Rear View (song)

Answer: International Music Group

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Flo Rida

Answer: Flo-Rida

Answer: FLORIDA

Answer: Flo Rider

Answer: Birthday (Flo Rida song)

Answer: Rida flo

Answer: Flo Rida

Answer: Rida-Flo

Answer: Tell Me When You Ready

Answer: Tramar Dillard

Answer: Flo rida

Answer: Zoosk Girl

Answer: The Perfect 10

Answer: Tramar

Answer: Dillard Tramar


Question: Which is the only Semitic language that is an official language of the EU?

Answer: Maltese

Answer: Maltese (disambiguation)


Question: In which 1955 film does Boccherini's String Quartet in E play a significant part?

Answer: The Ladykillers

Answer: The lady killers

Answer: The Lady Killers


Question: Which canal separates the Peloponnese peninsula from the Greek mainland?

Answer: Corinth canal

Answer: Corinth Canal

Answer: Dhioryga tis Korinthou

Answer: Corinthian Canal

Answer: Corinthos Channel

Answer: Canal of corinth


Question: What is the official march of the Royal Navy?

Answer: Heart of Oak

Answer: Heart of oak


Question: What are the major suits in the card game Bridge?

Answer: Hearts and Spades


Question: Which Parliamentary Act was abbreviated to DORA?

Answer: Defense of the realm act

Answer: Defense of the Realm Act 1914

Answer: Defence of the Realm Act

Answer: Defence of the Realm Acts

Answer: Defence of the Realm Act 1914

Answer: Defense of the Realm Act

Answer: Defence of The Realms Acts


Question: Born Natalia Zacharenko, under what name did she find fame?

Answer: Nathalie Wood

Answer: Wood, Natalie

Answer: Natalie Wood

Answer: Natasha Gurdin

Answer: Natalie Wagner

Answer: Natalia Nikolaevna Zakharenko


Question: What sort of creature is a Pacific Sea Wasp?

Answer: Jelly-fish

Answer: Jellyfish life cycle

Answer: Medusa (biology)

Answer: Jelly fish sting

Answer: A Jellyfish

Answer: Sea jelly

Answer: Medusa jellyfish

Answer: Jelly fish

Answer: Scyphomedusae

Answer: Jelly Fish

Answer: Jellyfish Life Cycle

Answer: Jellyfishes

Answer: Tesserazoa

Answer: Medusae

Answer: Medusozoa

Answer: Medusa (zoology)

Answer: Scyphomedusa

Answer: Sea jellies

Answer: Jellyfish

Answer: Jellyfish sting

Answer: JellyFish


Question: Who were the backing group of Junior Walker?

Answer: AllSTARS* (band)

Answer: The Allstars

Answer: AllSTARS

Answer: Allstars (band)

Answer: AllSTARS*


Question: Who had a hit in 1966 with When a Man Loves a Woman?

Answer: Percy sledge

Answer: Percey Sledge

Answer: My Special Prayer

Answer: Percy Sledge


Question: From what illness did Mary II die in 1694?

Answer: Small pox

Answer: Lagaisse

Answer: Variola

Answer: Variola maior

Answer: Small Pox

Answer: Eradication of smallpox

Answer: Small-pox

Answer: Variola major virus

Answer: Variole

Answer: Smallpox eradication

Answer: Variolla

Answer: Smallpocks

Answer: Variola vera

Answer: Smallpox virus

Answer: Variola major

Answer: Smallpox survivors

Answer: Variola minor

Answer: Variola virus

Answer: Variola Major

Answer: Variola Minor

Answer: Poxvirus variolae

Answer: Eradicate smallpox

Answer: Smallpox


Question: Specifically, What is the only mammal that could be described as parasitic?

Answer: The Vampire Bat


Question: In which disaster film do the heroes take off to the song Leaving on a Jet Plane?

Answer: Amargeddon

Answer: Armageddon theology

Answer: Armaggedon

Answer: Armegeddon

Answer: Battle of Armageddon

Answer: Armagedon

Answer: Armaggeddon

Answer: Armagideon

Answer: Har-Magedon

Answer: Armageddon

Answer: Armogeddon

Answer: Mount Armageddon


Question: Nick Begs was lead singer with which 80's pop band?

Answer: Kaja Googoo

Answer: Kajagoogoo


Question: After what is Fleet Street in London named?

Answer: Fleet river

Answer: Fleet River

Answer: Fleet ditch

Answer: Fleet Ditch

Answer: The River Fleet

Answer: River Fleet

Answer: The river Fleet

Answer: Fleet River London

Answer: River fleet


Question: Which whale (not James) is most commonly known as the Singing Whale?

Answer: Humpback (fish)

Answer: Humpback

Answer: The Humpback

Answer: Humpback (disambiguation)

Answer: Humpbacks


Question: Just north of Bolton, on which English motorway will you find Rivington Services?

Answer: M61

Answer: M61 (disambiguation)

Answer: M-61


Question: Of which Saxon kingdom was Offa a King?

Answer: MERCIA

Answer: Flag of Mercia

Answer: Kingdom of the Iclingas

Answer: Mercians

Answer: Kingdom of Mercia

Answer: Mierce

Answer: Miercna

Answer: Mercia


Question: The crux of which novel is enabling 2,000 Allied soldiers to evacuate the island of Kheros?

Answer: Guns of Navarone

Answer: GUNS OF NAVARONE

Answer: Guns of navarone

Answer: Guns of the Navarone

Answer: The Guns of Navarone

Answer: The guns of navarone

Answer: The Guns of Navarone (disambiguation)

Answer: Navarone


Question: In past times a rabbit was what we'd call a baby bunny. What were adult bunnies called?

Answer: Coney (disambiguation)

Answer: Conies

Answer: Coneys

Answer: Cony

Answer: Cony (disambiguation)

Answer: Coney

Answer: CONEY


Question: Carried out by a military man it's called Seppuku. What other name is it known by?

Answer: Harikari

Answer: Hari cari

Answer: 腹切り

Answer: Sepuku

Answer: Daki-kubi

Answer: 切腹

Answer: Jigai

Answer: Hari-kiri

Answer: Harikiri

Answer: Hara-kiri

Answer: 腹切

Answer: Harakiri

Answer: Tsuifuku

Answer: Stomach-cutting

Answer: Hari-Kiri

Answer: 追腹

Answer: Hari-kari

Answer: Seppku

Answer: Hara-Kiri

Answer: Hara Kiri

Answer: Japanese ritual suicide

Answer: Hare kari

Answer: 追い腹

Answer: Hari kari

Answer: HARA-KIRI

Answer: Seppuku

Answer: Hari-Kari

Answer: Sepukku

Answer: Hara kiri

Answer: Stomach cutting

Answer: Hari kiri

Answer: Oibara


Question: The love story of which writer is portrayed in the film Shadowlands?

Answer: C. S Lewis

Answer: St. Clive

Answer: N.W. Clerk

Answer: C.s. louis

Answer: C. S. (Clives Staples) Lewis

Answer: Clives Staples Lewis

Answer: Clive staples lewis

Answer: N.W. Clark

Answer: CS Lewis

Answer: C.s. lewis

Answer: C s lewis

Answer: C.S Lewis

Answer: Clive Staples Lewis

Answer: Inner ring

Answer: The Inner Ring

Answer: N. W. Clerk

Answer: C Lewis

Answer: C.S.Lewis

Answer: Saint Clive

Answer: Clive S Lewis

Answer: C S Lewis

Answer: Cs lewis

Answer: St Clive

Answer: The Great Knock

Answer: C. S. Lewis

Answer: Clive S. Lewis

Answer: C.S. Lewis


Question: What colour is pistachio flavoured ice cream?

Answer: Greenishly

Answer: Avacado (color)

Answer: Green (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 255, 0)

Answer: Greenishness

Answer: The colour green

Answer: Greenest

Answer: List of terms associated with the color green

Answer: The color green

Answer: Green

Answer: Pastel green

Answer: (0, 255, 0)

Answer: Green (colour)

Answer: Greenness


Question: Who co-founded CND with Canon Collins?

Answer: Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits

Answer: Beacon Hill School (England)

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William 3rd Earl Russell

Answer: Lord Bertrand Russell

Answer: Russell Bertrand

Answer: Russellian

Answer: B. A. W. Russell

Answer: Betrand russel

Answer: Bertrand russel

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd Earl Russell Russell

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William Russell

Answer: Earl Bertrand Arthur William Russell

Answer: Bertrand Russell, 3rd Earl Russell

Answer: Russell, Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd Earl Russell

Answer: 16 Questions on the Assassination

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William Russell, 3rd Earl Russell, OM, FRS

Answer: Bertrand russell

Answer: Bertrand Russel

Answer: Bertram Russell

Answer: B. Russell

Answer: Betrand Russell

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William, 3rd Earl Russell

Answer: Bertrand Russell

Answer: Bertrand Arthur William Russell, 3rd Earl Russell


Question: Which plant is known as the butterfly bush?

Answer: Buddleia acc Buddleja


Question: In the British Raj what was the job of a 'punkah wallah'?

Answer: Waving a Fan


Question: Which title characters adventures took place on the Isle of Sodor?

Answer: Thomas the Train

Answer: Thomas the tank engine

Answer: Thomas the Tank Engine

Answer: Tomas the tank engine

Answer: Thomas the Tankengine

Answer: Thomas the Tank

Answer: Thomas The Tank Engine


Question: Proteus and Nereid are among the moons of which planet?

Answer: 8th planet

Answer: Le Verrier's planet

Answer: Neptuno (planet)

Answer: Neptune the blue ocean planet

Answer: Planet Neptune

Answer: Sol 8

Answer: Sol IIX

Answer: Neptune (Planet)

Answer: Neptune's weather

Answer: Neptune (astronomy)

Answer: Astronomy Neptune

Answer: The Scooter (Neptune)

Answer: Eighth planet

Answer: Neptune (planet)

Answer: Sol-8

Answer: Neptune

Answer: Sol VIII

Answer: Sun i

Answer: Atmosphere of Neptune

Answer: Neptune's Atmosphere

Answer: Weather of Neptune

Answer: Neptune's

Answer: Magnetosphere of Neptune

Answer: Neptune planet

Answer: Neptunus (planet)

Answer: The planet exterior to Uranus

Answer: Neptune's atmosphere


Question: In 1840 the world's first postage stamps printed were the Penny Black and which other?

Answer: Twopenny Blue


Question: The 1363 Statute of Apparel forbade people from what?

Answer: Dressing above their station in


Question: Which football team are nicknamed the Blaugrana?

Answer: The weather in Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona (Spain)

Answer: Catania, Italy

Answer: Barcelone

Answer: Barcellona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona, Catalonia

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ESBCN

Answer: Barcelona, Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona, Spain

Answer: City of Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona City


Question: Which element is the main polluting substance in acid rain?

Answer: Sulpher

Answer: Beta-sulfur

Answer: Sulphurs

Answer: Sulphurous

Answer: Flower of sulfur

Answer: Sulfurs

Answer: Colloidal sulfur

Answer: Sulfur compounds

Answer: Brimstone (sulfur)

Answer: Sulfur

Answer: Sulfur/sulphur

Answer: Sulphur compounds

Answer: Sulvere

Answer: Precipitated sulfur

Answer: Beta-sulphur

Answer: Sulphuric

Answer: Liquid sulphur

Answer: Sulfuric

Answer: Sulfurically

Answer: Sulphur

Answer: Sulfur atom

Answer: Sulphur compound

Answer: ATC code D10AB02

Answer: ATCvet code QD10AB02

Answer: Sulfurous

Answer: Sulfur isotope

Answer: Sulphurously

Answer: Sulphurically

Answer: Purified sulfur

Answer: Sublimed sulfur

Answer: Wettable sulphur

Answer: Sulpur

Answer: Native sulfur

Answer: Element 16

Answer: Sulfur-bearing

Answer: Sulfurously

Answer: Sulfur (pharmacy)

Answer: Sulfer


Question: Which city is the destination of the yacht race which leaves Sydney every Boxing Day?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUHBA

Answer: Capital of Tasmania

Answer: Hobart

Answer: Hobart, Australia

Answer: Hobart, Tasmania

Answer: Hobart, AU-TAS

Answer: Hobart , Australia

Answer: Hobart Function & Conference Centre

Answer: Hobart Town

Answer: Hobart Pubs and Bars

Answer: Hobart Town, Tasmania


Question: What is the common name for the fruit of the blackthorn?

Answer: Prunelle de Bourgogne

Answer: Sloe-eyed

Answer: Porumbă

Answer: Prunus spinosa

Answer: Sloes

Answer: Blackthorn

Answer: Sloe-eye

Answer: Slow eyed

Answer: Sloe

Answer: Prunelle

Answer: Black thorns

Answer: Sloe eyes

Answer: Blackthorn (plum)

Answer: Blackthorns

Answer: Sloe eye


Question: Between 1838 and 1839, against which country did France fight the so-called Pastry War?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: Which Isle of Man school's famously fiendish annual quiz is published in the Guardian?

Answer: King William's College

Answer: King William's College

Answer: King William's College quiz

Answer: OKWs

Answer: King Williams College

Answer: King William's college


Question: Mordant is the general term for a chemical which allows what to work properly?

Answer: DYE

Answer: A Dye

Answer: Dye precision

Answer: DYE Precision


Question: Which town's Crab Fair features a world-famous face-pulling or "gurning" contest?

Answer: Egremont

Answer: Egremont (disambiguation)


Question: Which constellation has, uniquely, in Rigel and Betelgeuse, two of the ten brightest stars?

Answer: Orion (music)

Answer: Orion (song)

Answer: Orion Class Spaceship

Answer: Orions (disambiguation)

Answer: Orion-class spaceship

Answer: Orion (system)

Answer: ORION

Answer: Orions

Answer: Orion

Answer: Orion (disambiguation)


Question: Had war not intervened, which city would have hosted the 1916 Olympics?

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: Which now obsolete unit originated as the distance a person could walk in an hour?

Answer: League

Answer: League (disambiguation)

Answer: Leagues

Answer: Legua

Answer: League (politics)

Answer: Chuulghan

Answer: Chuulgan


Question: Also called The Roodee, which, officially, is Britain's oldest and shortest racecourse?

Answer: County Borough of Chester

Answer: Cestrians

Answer: Legacæstir

Answer: Chester, Cheshire

Answer: Chester, England

Answer: St Clare's Catholic Primary School (Chester)

Answer: Chester

Answer: Cestrian


Question: "Scandicrime" drama The Bridge is mainly set in Copenhagen and in which Swedish city?

Answer: Municipality of Malmoe

Answer: History of Malmö

Answer: Municipality of Malmo

Answer: Malmo urban area

Answer: Malmoe, Sweden

Answer: UN/LOCODE:SEMMA

Answer: History of Malmo

Answer: Malmo

Answer: Municipality of Malmö

Answer: Malmö urban area

Answer: History of Malmoe

Answer: Malmö

Answer: Malmø

Answer: Maelmo

Answer: Malmö Theatre Academy

Answer: Malmo, Sweden

Answer: Malmoe kommun

Answer: Malmoe stad

Answer: Demographics of Malmo

Answer: Malmö, Sweden

Answer: Malmoe urban area

Answer: Mälmo

Answer: Malmoe


Question: Which group of large insects includes hawkers and darters, named for their flying styles?

Answer: Dragonfly

Answer: Dragonfly nymph

Answer: Dining needle

Answer: Dragon fly

Answer: Darner dragonfly

Answer: Dragon-Fly

Answer: Anisopterans

Answer: Anisoptera

Answer: Dragonfly,

Answer: Dragonflies


Question: Which college's chapel doubles as Oxford's cathedral?

Answer: Christ Church

Answer: Christ Church (disambiguation)


Question: Which "Thom" is Radiohead's lead singer and principal songwriter?

Answer: Youwouldn'tlikemewhenI'mangry

Answer: Thomas Edward Yorke

Answer: 2 Minute Silence

Answer: Tom York (Radiohead)

Answer: Yorke, Tom (Radiohead)

Answer: Dr. Tchock

Answer: Yorke, Thom (Radiohead)

Answer: Thom York (musician)

Answer: Thom York

Answer: Thom Yorke (Radiohead)

Answer: Thom Yorke (musician)

Answer: Dr Tchock

Answer: Thom E. Yorke

Answer: York, Tom (Radiohead)

Answer: Yorke, Tom

Answer: Tchock

Answer: White Chocolate Farm

Answer: Yorke, Thom

Answer: York, Thom

Answer: Thom York (Radiohead)

Answer: Tom York (musician)

Answer: Tom Yorke

Answer: The White Chocolate Farm

Answer: Thom Yorke

Answer: Tom Yorke (musician)

Answer: York, Thom (Radiohead)

Answer: Tom Yorke (Radiohead)

Answer: York (Radiohead)

Answer: Yorke (Radiohead)


Question: Which former British PM was christened "Grocer" by Private Eye?

Answer: Sir Edward Heath

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath II

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath (1974–1975)

Answer: Edward Heath

Answer: Edward Richard George Heath

Answer: Ted Heath

Answer: Edward R. G. Heath


Question: Which European country's national rail network is known as RENFE?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: If dogs are canine and cats feline, what adjective is used for geese?

Answer: Beta-alanyl-N(pi)-methyl-L-histidine

Answer: Anserine

Answer: ANSERINE


Question: 'The Darling Buds of May' is set in which English county?

Answer: K249DR

Answer: KENT

Answer: KAZZ (AM)


Question: A swanee whistle was used to provide the voices of whom, in an animated tv series?

Answer: The Soup Dragon

Answer: Clangers

Answer: Iron Chicken

Answer: The Iron Chicken

Answer: Soup Dragon

Answer: The CLANGERS

Answer: The Clangers


Question: Victoria Coren, as she then was, married whom in November 2012?

Answer: Dave Mitchell (disambiguation)

Answer: David B. Mitchell

Answer: David mitchell

Answer: DAVID MITCHELL

Answer: Dave Mitchell

Answer: David Mitchell

Answer: David Mitchell (soccer)

Answer: Mitchell, David

Answer: David Mitchell (footballer)

Answer: David Mitchell (football)

Answer: David Mitchell (disambiguation)


Question: Which England cricketer was born of Anglo-Welsh parents on Christmas Day 1984?

Answer: ALASTAIR COOK

Answer: AN Cook

Answer: Alastair Cook

Answer: Alastair Nathan Cook


Question: What is the name of the one-eyed mutant and important character in 'Futurama'?

Answer: Leela (disambiguation)

Answer: LEELA

Answer: Leela

Answer: Leela's


Question: When David killed Goliath, how many of his five stones did he use?

Answer: One (EP)

Answer: No. 1 (disambiguation)

Answer: Number One (film)

Answer: One (single)

Answer: One-

Answer: 1 (disambiguation)

Answer: 1 album

Answer: One (telecommunications)

Answer: ONE

Answer: Number 1 (single)

Answer: 01 (disambiguation)

Answer: 01

Answer: Number 1 (album)

Answer: One (Album)

Answer: Number One (disambiguation)

Answer: Number One (song)

Answer: 1 (album)

Answer: Number One (album)

Answer: Number 1 (Album)

Answer: 1 (album) (disambiguation)

Answer: One (album)

Answer: Number One (Song)

Answer: Number 1 (disambiguation)

Answer: No. 1 (album)

Answer: One (album disambiguation)

Answer: No 1 (disambiguation)

Answer: No.1 (song)

Answer: One (song)

Answer: 1 (film)

Answer: Number 1 (song)

Answer: Number One (character)

Answer: One (novel)

Answer: One (disambiguation)


Question: What bird did Good Queen Bess decree should be eaten at Christmas?

Answer: GOOSE

Answer: Generic Substation Events

Answer: GSE (Generic Substation Events)


Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays does the fool Feste appear?

Answer: Twelth Night

Answer: Twelfth Night; or, What You Will

Answer: Twelfth Night (play)

Answer: Curio (Twelfth Night)

Answer: 12th night

Answer: Twelfth night

Answer: Twelfth-Night

Answer: Twelfth Night: Or What You Will

Answer: 12th Night, or What You Will

Answer: Twelfth Nights

Answer: Twelfe Night

Answer: Twelf Night

Answer: Twelfth Night, Or What You Will

Answer: 12th Night or What You Will

Answer: Twelfth Knight

Answer: The Twelfth Night

Answer: Twelfth Night

Answer: Twelfth Night, or What You Will


Question: Who was Captain Pugwash's bitter enemy?

Answer: Cut-Throat Jake


Question: What is widely accepted to be the earliest known unit of length?

Answer: Royal cubit

Answer: Cubits

Answer: Egyptian royal cubit

Answer: Egyptian cubit

Answer: Cubit

Answer: Royal Egyptian cubit

Answer: Cubit arm

Answer: Cubit (unit)

Answer: Royal cubits


Question: Who plays Dr Nikki Alexander in the BBC's crime drama Silent Witness?

Answer: Rose Gilley

Answer: Emilia Fox


Question: What construction of nature inspired a 1960s women's hairdo?

Answer: Bee hives

Answer: Bee colonies

Answer: Bee colony

Answer: Bee hive

Answer: WBC hives

Answer: Beehive symbolism

Answer: Skep

Answer: WBC hive

Answer: Beehive

Answer: Utah state emblem

Answer: Beehive (beekeeping)

Answer: Log gum

Answer: Beehives

Answer: Box hive


Question: What kind of song is a Brindisi?

Answer: Drink, Drink, Drink

Answer: Drinking Song


Question: What is a 'mullet' on a coat of arms?

Answer: Stellar diameter

Answer: Intermediate mass stars

Answer: Massive star

Answer: Stellum

Answer: Star

Answer: Star fission

Answer: Wishstar

Answer: Intermediate mass star

Answer: End of the Sun

Answer: Stellar radius

Answer: Stars

Answer: Intermediate star


Question: If a creature or figure is described as 'trippant' what is it doing?

Answer: Running event

Answer: Footrace

Answer: Running speed

Answer: Long distance runner

Answer: Runner

Answer: Foot race

Answer: Running

Answer: Jogger

Answer: Running Around

Answer: Running (sport)

Answer: Running events

Answer: Footraces

Answer: Running (sports)

Answer: Runners

Answer: Long distance runners


Question: Which Frenchman was the founder of the modern games?

Answer: Pierre de Coubertin

Answer: Pierre De Coubertin

Answer: Pierre de Frédy

Answer: Pierre, Baron de Coubertin

Answer: Baron de Coubertin

Answer: Pierre de Fredy

Answer: Pierre Coubertin

Answer: Baron de coubertin

Answer: Coubertin

Answer: Baron Coubertin

Answer: Baron Pierre de Coubertin

Answer: Baron de Coubertin Pierre

Answer: Pierre, baron de Coubertin

Answer: Baron Pierre De Coubertin

Answer: Pierre de Coubertain


Question: Who was the Beano's Redskin Chum?

Answer: Little Plum


Question: What is worn around the neck in a 'gurning' contest?

Answer: Horsecollar

Answer: Horse Collar

Answer: Horse collar

Answer: A Horse Collar


Question: A transport project on Mount Vesuvius inspired which operatic song?

Answer: Funicoli funicola

Answer: Funiculi funicula

Answer: Funiculì funiculà

Answer: Funiculì Funiculà

Answer: Funiculí, funiculá

Answer: A Merry Life

Answer: Funiculi Funicula

Answer: Funiculì, Funiculà

Answer: Funniculi funnicula

Answer: Funiculì, funiculà

Answer: Funiculi, Funicula


Question: Which acid has the alternative name 'spirits of salt'?

Answer: Mauratic Acid

Answer: Muriatic Acid

Answer: ATCvet code QA09AB03

Answer: Hydrachloric acid

Answer: Aqueous hydrochloric acid

Answer: HCl acid

Answer: Marine acid

Answer: ATCvet code QB05XA13

Answer: Hydrochloric

Answer: Muratic acid

Answer: Hydrochloric Acid

Answer: Chlorohydric acid

Answer: Acid of salt

Answer: Chlorhydric acid

Answer: Muritic acid

Answer: Salt acid

Answer: ATC code A09AB03

Answer: Hydrochloric acid

Answer: HCl(aq)

Answer: Aqueous Hydrogen Chloride

Answer: Muriatic acid

Answer: Spirits of salt

Answer: E507

Answer: ATC code B05XA13

Answer: Spirit of salt

Answer: Acidum Salis


Question: The husband of Lara Lewington, In which field is Martin Lewis a TV expert?

Answer: Equipment financing

Answer: Financing

Answer: Financial

Answer: Finance

Answer: Finance and investment

Answer: Non-financial

Answer: E-finance

Answer: Financials

Answer: Cash leakage

Answer: Finances

Answer: Nonfinancial

Answer: Finance theory


Question: What kind of clouds produce a 'Mackeral Sky'?

Answer: Cirrocumulus cloud

Answer: Cirrocumulus


Question: Who played the sadistic sheriff in the Clint Eastwood directed film Unforgiven?

Answer: Gene hackman

Answer: Eugene Hackman

Answer: Eugene Allen %22Gene%22 Hackman

Answer: Hackman, Gene

Answer: Eugene hackman

Answer: Eugene Alden Hackman

Answer: Gene Hackman


Question: Which EastEnders character did a full-programme monologue in 2008?

Answer: Dot Cotton/Branning


Question: The Philtrum is located precisely where on the human body?

Answer: Between nose and upper lip


Question: Who was the faithless wife of King Menelaus of Sparta?

Answer: Helena Troy

Answer: Helen of Greece (demigod)

Answer: Helen of Troy

Answer: Helen of Athena

Answer: Helena of Troy

Answer: Helen of troy

Answer: Helen Of Troy

Answer: Helen Troy

Answer: Face that launched a thousand ships

Answer: HelenOfTroy

Answer: Helen of Sparta

Answer: The face that launched 1000 ships

Answer: The face that launched a thousand ships

Answer: Face that launched 1000 ships


Question: Pike Bishop led which gang of film desperados?

Answer: The Wild Bunch

Answer: The Wild Bunch (film)


Question: What is the significance of 16th June 1904?

Answer: Day on which Ulysses is set


Question: Who wrote the collection of Gothic horror stories entitled In A Glass Darkly in 1872?

Answer: Joseph Lefanu

Answer: J. Sheridan Lefanu

Answer: J. Sheridan Le Fanu

Answer: Joseph Sheridan le Fanu

Answer: Joseph Sheridan Lefanu

Answer: Le Fanu

Answer: J.S. Le Fanu

Answer: Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu

Answer: Sheridan le Fanu

Answer: J. S. LeFanu

Answer: J. S. Le Fanu

Answer: Joseph Le Fanu

Answer: Sheridan Le Fanu


Question: What was placed in Earth's orbit by Discovery in 1990?

Answer: Hubble Space telescope

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope

Answer: Hubble

Answer: Hubblecast

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 2

Answer: Hubble telescope

Answer: 1990-037B

Answer: The hubble

Answer: Space Telescope Operations Control Center

Answer: Hubble Space Telscope

Answer: Telescópio Espacial Hubble

Answer: Hubble Telescope

Answer: Hubble space telescope

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope (HST)

Answer: Hubble (spacecraft)

Answer: Starry-Eyed Hubble

Answer: HST(telescope)

Answer: Telescopio Espacial Hubble

Answer: Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 1

Answer: Hubbel Space Telescope

Answer: The Hubble Telescope


Question: Which sought-after item was situated in the kingdom of Colchis?

Answer: Golden Fleece (disambiguation)

Answer: The Golden Fleece


Question: Which headgear actually only holds about three litres?

Answer: 10 gallon hat

Answer: Ten-gallon hats

Answer: Ten Gallon Hat

Answer: Cowboy hats

Answer: Ten-gallon hat

Answer: Cowboy Hat

Answer: Ten gallon hat

Answer: Cowboy hat

Answer: 10-gallon hat

Answer: Ten- gallon hat


Question: What are the grades of proficiency in judo called?

Answer: Dansereau

Answer: Dans

Answer: Dans.

Answer: Pierre Mackay Dansereau

Answer: Pierre Dansereau


Question: The Siege Perilous was a vacant seat at what?

Answer: List of the Knights of the Round Table

Answer: List of knights of the Round Table

Answer: The Round Table

Answer: Round Table

Answer: Knights of the round table

Answer: The Knights of the Round Table

Answer: Knight of the Round Table

Answer: Round Table (Camelot)

Answer: List of Knights of the Round Table

Answer: Knights of the Round Table

Answer: Winchester Round Table

Answer: Knights of the Round table

Answer: Sir lancelot and the knights around the table

Answer: Twelve Knights of the Round Table

Answer: Sir Mador de la Porte

Answer: Round table

Answer: Mador de la Porte

Answer: Roundtable


Question: Who was shot for spying by the French in 1917?

Answer: Margareth Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Geertruida Macleod

Answer: Margarida Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Gertruida Zella

Answer: Margareet Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Margaret Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margareta G. Zelle

Answer: Margarida Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margarida Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margareth Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Mata-Hari

Answer: Margaret Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Mata hari

Answer: Margareth Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margreet Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margareet Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margaretha Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margareta Zelle

Answer: Margareet Zelle

Answer: Secret Agent H21

Answer: Margareth Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margareet Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Margreet MacLeod

Answer: Margareta Geertruida Zelle

Answer: Margareet Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margaret MacLeod

Answer: Margareet MacLeod

Answer: Margareta Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margaretha MacLeod

Answer: Margareta Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Margareet Gertrud Zelle

Answer: Margareta Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Margareth Geertruide Zelle

Answer: Mata harri

Answer: Margaret Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Margareth Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margaretha Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Margarida MacLeod

Answer: Margareth MacLeod

Answer: Margareth Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Margaret Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margarida Geertruda MacLeod

Answer: Gertrud Margarete Zelle

Answer: Margreet Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margareta MacLeod

Answer: Margaretha Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Margarida Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Margaretha Gertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margareth Zelle

Answer: Margareta Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Margaret Gertrud MacLeod

Answer: Margareta Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margreet Zelle

Answer: Margarida Geertruida MacLeod

Answer: Margareet Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Mata Hari

Answer: Margaret Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Margarida Geertruda Zelle

Answer: Margaret Zelle


Question: Robert Hubert was hanged for confessing to what?

Answer: Starting the Great Fire


Question: What is measured by a Bourdon Gauge?

Answer: Manometric unit

Answer: Absolute Pressure

Answer: Pressures

Answer: Feet sea water

Answer: Explosion pressure

Answer: Mm H2O

Answer: Fluids and pressure

Answer: Negative pressure (disambiguation)

Answer: Cm H2O

Answer: Pressure

Answer: Liquid pressure

Answer: Fluid pressure

Answer: Deflagration pressure

Answer: Pressure units

Answer: Kinematic pressure

Answer: CmHg

Answer: Relative pressure

Answer: Negative pressure

Answer: Scientific physical pressure

Answer: Water pressure

Answer: Units of pressure

Answer: Manometric pressure unit

Answer: Pressure (physics)

Answer: Unit of pressure

Answer: Gauge Pressure


Question: Who lured sailors on the Rhine to their deaths with her singing?

Answer: Lorelei

Answer: Die Lorelei

Answer: Lurlei

Answer: Loreley

Answer: Lurking rock


Question: In Shakespeare's play what is the name of Hamlet's mother?

Answer: Gertrude

Answer: Gertrud

Answer: Gertrude (disambiguation)


Question: Where are the police called heddlu?

Answer: Welsh nation

Answer: Climate of Wales

Answer: Autonomous Province of Wales

Answer: Cymru / wales

Answer: Cyrmu

Answer: Wales

Answer: WALES

Answer: Rain in Wales

Answer: Welsh Nation

Answer: Welsh Peninsula

Answer: Wales, UK

Answer: Etymology of Wales

Answer: Cymru

Answer: Wales, United Kingdom

Answer: Pays de Galles

Answer: Communications in Wales

Answer: The Principality of Wales

Answer: West of the Rhymney

Answer: Wales, U.K.

Answer: Cymru am byth

Answer: Gymru

Answer: Cymru / Wales

Answer: Welsh mountains

Answer: CYMRU


Question: Who gets Brer Rabbit in a terrible tangle in the stories by Joel Chandler Harris?

Answer: The Wax Girl and Tar-Baby

Answer: Tar Baby

Answer: Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby

Answer: Tar babies

Answer: The Tar Baby

Answer: Tarbaby

Answer: Tar person

Answer: Tar baby

Answer: Hug the tar baby

Answer: Br'er Rabbit and the Tar Baby

Answer: Tar-Baby


Question: What shape is the pasta known as 'conchiglie'?

Answer: Sea Shells


Question: Which American called the Daily Mail 'the worst kind of tabloid'?

Answer: Max (pig)

Answer: George T. Clooney

Answer: List of George Clooney awards and nominations

Answer: George T Clooney

Answer: George Cloony

Answer: George Clooney

Answer: George Klooney

Answer: George Timothy Clooney

Answer: Goerge Clooney

Answer: George timothy clooney

Answer: The Challenge (2011 film)

Answer: George clooney

Answer: Clooney, George


Question: What does the Islamic term Hadj signify?

Answer: Hajj flights

Answer: Haj

Answer: Hadj

Answer: Pilgrimage to Mecca

Answer: Al-Haj

Answer: Al Haj

Answer: Ḥajj

Answer: Hajj

Answer: The Hajj

Answer: Pilgrimae to mecca

Answer: Greater Hajj

Answer: Pilgrimage to mecca

Answer: Hadjj


Question: What first was opened by Margaret Sanger in Brooklyn in 1916?

Answer: Birth Control Clinic/Centre


Question: Real Love in 1996 was whose last top 10 hit in the UK?

Answer: Fab 4

Answer: The Silver Beetles

Answer: The Nerk Twins

Answer: Silver Beats

Answer: Nerk Twins

Answer: The Beatles (band)

Answer: The Beatals

Answer: The BEATLES

Answer: John, Paul, George, and Ringo

Answer: Fab Four

Answer: The Beatle

Answer: John paul george ringo

Answer: Die Beatles

Answer: Silver Beatles

Answer: Beatles

Answer: Silver Beetles

Answer: Beatles music

Answer: Johnny and the Moondogs

Answer: The Silver Beats

Answer: Fab four

Answer: John, Paul, George and Ringo

Answer: TheBeatles

Answer: Fab4

Answer: Beatles (The)

Answer: Johnny and The Moondogs

Answer: Johnny and the moondogs

Answer: The fab four

Answer: History of The Beatles

Answer: The Silver Beatles

Answer: The Fab Four

Answer: Pop Go The Beatles

Answer: History of the Beatles

Answer: Beatle

Answer: The Beetles

Answer: Outfake

Answer: Johnny And The Moondogs

Answer: The Beatles

Answer: The beatles

Answer: Beatals

Answer: The Bealtes

Answer: The Fabulous Silver Beatles

Answer: Beatles, The

Answer: Outfakes

Answer: The Beetals

Answer: Johnny & The Moondogs

Answer: Beatles, the


Question: Which prophet secretly anointed David as King of Israel?

Answer: שְׁמוּאֵל

Answer: An-Nabi Samwil

Answer: Samuel (bible)

Answer: Samuel (Bible)

Answer: Samuel the Prophet

Answer: Schmuel

Answer: Samuel

Answer: Samuel (Biblical figure)

Answer: Samuel (biblical figure)

Answer: Deir Nabi Samwil

Answer: Samuel in Islam

Answer: Shmueil

Answer: Samuel (Biblical figure & a Prophet)

Answer: Shmu'el

Answer: Shemu'el

Answer: Samuel (The Prophet,Biblical figure)


Question: Which counter-intelligence agency had a name meaning 'death to spies' in English?

Answer: Smert' Shpionam

Answer: SMERSH

Answer: СМЕРШ

Answer: Smersh

Answer: NKVD Special Section


Question: Which English town/city did the Romans call Dubris?

Answer: Dover RFC

Answer: Docks Of Dover

Answer: Docks of Dover

Answer: The weather in Dover

Answer: Charlton by Dover

Answer: Dover, Kent

Answer: Dover (town, England)

Answer: Dover, England

Answer: Dover


Question: Which magazine is produced and sold for the benefit of homeless people?

Answer: The Big Issue in The North

Answer: The Big Issue in the North

Answer: The Big Issue Australia

Answer: The Big Issue in Scotland

Answer: The Big Issue Company

Answer: The Big Issue

Answer: Big Issue

Answer: The Big Issue in Australia


Question: Which birds collect in a convocation?

Answer: Eagle

Answer: Aquilinae

Answer: King of the Air

Answer: King of the air

Answer: Booted eagles (group)

Answer: Kitpu

Answer: Hawk eagle

Answer: Eagle Spirit

Answer: Eagle (symbolism)

Answer: Eagles

Answer: Harpy (zoology)

Answer: Hawk-eagle


Question: Which country was founded by Muhammed Ali Jinnah?

Answer: Union of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani Federation

Answer: PAKISTAN

Answer: Pakastan

Answer: Pakistán

Answer: Packistan

Answer: پاکِستان

Answer: پاكِستان

Answer: Pakistana

Answer: Name of Pakistan

Answer: Etymology of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Bakistan

Answer: Pakistano

Answer: Islamic Republic Of Pakistan

Answer: Paquistan

Answer: Pākistān

Answer: Paakistan

Answer: IROP

Answer: Paskitan

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūriyah-yi Pākistān

Answer: Republic of Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاكِستان

Answer: Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: پاکستان

Answer: Bakistaan

Answer: Mumlikat-e-Khudad-e-Pakistan

Answer: Pakistāna

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūrī-ye Pākistān

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PK

Answer: Pakland

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic

Answer: Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: Pakisthan

Answer: Federation of pakistan

Answer: Al-Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان

Answer: Paquistao

Answer: Paquistán

Answer: Pákistán

Answer: Pakasthan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistaan

Answer: Pak-e-stan

Answer: Pakistan.

Answer: Islamic Pakistan

Answer: Federation of Pakistan

Answer: Pakstan

Answer: Islamic State of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic of

Answer: Bakstaan

Answer: Pakistani Republic

Answer: Pakistan's

Answer: State of Pakistan

Answer: باكستان

Answer: Pakistani state

Answer: The State of Pakistan

Answer: The Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Al-Bakistan

Answer: Paquistão

Answer: Pakisatan

Answer: Mumlikat e Khudad e Pakistan

Answer: I.R. of Pakistan

Answer: پاڪستان

Answer: Pak-i-stan


Question: Which vitamin assists in blood clotting?

Answer: Vitamin k 2

Answer: Vitamin-K

Answer: Vitamin K4

Answer: Vitamin k

Answer: Vit K

Answer: Vitamin K

Answer: List of foods containing Vitamin K


Question: In the theatre and music industry, what are 'cans'?

Answer: Osteo-phone

Answer: Hd 595

Answer: Head phones

Answer: Electrostatic headphones

Answer: Earbud

Answer: Bonephones

Answer: Stereophone

Answer: USB headset

Answer: Earphones

Answer: Bonephone

Answer: Canalphones

Answer: Headphones

Answer: Circumaural

Answer: Osteophone

Answer: Stereophones

Answer: Earphone

Answer: Ear buds

Answer: Headphone

Answer: Stereo headphones

Answer: Canalphone

Answer: Supra-aural


Question: What might a Geordie call a 'tab'?

Answer: Ccigarette

Answer: Cigarrette

Answer: Cigarette butts

Answer: Cigaretes

Answer: Cciggarete

Answer: European cigarettes

Answer: Full flavor (cigarette type)

Answer: Sickarette

Answer: Full flavored cigarettes

Answer: Ciggie

Answer: Cigarette end

Answer: Cigarete

Answer: Cigerette

Answer: Ciggy

Answer: 100mm cigarette

Answer: Cigarette

Answer: Fag (cigarette)

Answer: Full Flavor (cigarette type)

Answer: Cigarette tube

Answer: Lung rocket

Answer: Cigarrete

Answer: Cigaret

Answer: Cig

Answer: Coffin Nail

Answer: Cigarette litter

Answer: Smokes

Answer: Cigarettes

Answer: Cancer stick

Answer: Cigs

Answer: Cancer Stick

Answer: Cigarette ash

Answer: Loosey

Answer: Ciggarette

Answer: Tobacco cigarette

Answer: Cigerettes

Answer: Dog end

Answer: Cigarette butt


Question: Clifford's Tower is all that remains of which city's castle?

Answer: Park Grove (1895)

Answer: York UA

Answer: Yorkish

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBYRK

Answer: York, UK

Answer: Eoforwic

Answer: Park Grove School

Answer: York Ham

Answer: The weather in York

Answer: City of York

Answer: York, England

Answer: York, Yorkshire

Answer: York ham

Answer: County Borough of York

Answer: YORK

Answer: Eoferwic

Answer: Park Grove Primary School

Answer: York, North Yorkshire

Answer: Yoisk

Answer: York

Answer: York (England)


Question: Which knight is with Arthur at the end and throws Excalibur into the lake?

Answer: Sir Bedevere

Answer: Bedivere of the Perfect Sinews

Answer: Bedrydant

Answer: Bedevere

Answer: Bedivere

Answer: Bedwyr

Answer: Bedwyr Bedrydant

Answer: Bedoier

Answer: Bédoier

Answer: Bewyr


Question: Who did Princess Anne marry in 1992?

Answer: Sir Timothy Laurence

Answer: Timothy Laurence

Answer: Tim Laurence


Question: Nino Farina was the first world champion of what?

Answer: Formula One Championship

Answer: Formula One Champion

Answer: Formula 1 World Championship

Answer: FIA Formula One World Championship

Answer: Formula-1

Answer: Formuli 1

Answer: FIA World Championships

Answer: Formula one

Answer: FIA World Championship

Answer: Thai Grand Prix

Answer: F1 racing

Answer: F1 World Championship

Answer: Constructors (Formula One)

Answer: Formula One

Answer: Fórmula 1

Answer: World Championship of Drivers

Answer: Formel 1

Answer: Formula1.com

Answer: Formula 1

Answer: Formula One World Championship

Answer: F1

Answer: Formula1

Answer: F 1

Answer: F1 World Championships

Answer: 2018 Formula One season


Question: The word sacerdotal means relating to what?

Answer: Priest (religion)

Answer: Assistant Priest

Answer: Father (religious)

Answer: Priests

Answer: Priest, Assistant

Answer: Christian priest

Answer: Anglican priest

Answer: Priest (Christianity)

Answer: Priest

Answer: Episcopal priest

Answer: The Priesthood

Answer: Priesthood

Answer: Assistant priest


Question: Who has the unusual middle name of de Pfeffel?

Answer: Boris Jonson

Answer: Bo jo

Answer: Boris Johnston

Answer: Friends, Voters, Countrymen

Answer: Watermelon smiles

Answer: Alexander Boris Johnson

Answer: Mayor Boris Johnson

Answer: Boris Johnson

Answer: Borris johnson

Answer: BoJo

Answer: Back Boris

Answer: Seventy-Two Virgins (Boris Johnson)

Answer: Boris johnstone

Answer: Bozzer

Answer: Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

Answer: Bojo

Answer: Seventy-Two Virgins

Answer: Bo Jo

Answer: Lend Me Your Ears (book)

Answer: Henley-on-Toast


Question: Which London underground line provides a regular service to all Heathrow terminals?

Answer: Piccadilly

Answer: Picadilly

Answer: Piccadilly, London


Question: Which famous Englishman had a cat called Hodge which he fed on oysters?

Answer: Dr Sam Johnson


Question: Which Asian country has the Tugrik as its currency?

Answer: Mongolia Proper

Answer: Hmongolia

Answer: Mongolian Republic

Answer: Mongolia (country)

Answer: Mongol Uls

Answer: Mongolia

Answer: Mongol Nation

Answer: Sport in Mongolia

Answer: Mongol country

Answer: Бүгд Найрамдах Монгол Улс

Answer: Mongol proper

Answer: Menggu

Answer: Mongolia national amateur boxing athletes

Answer: Republic Mongolia

Answer: Mongolia (state)

Answer: Republic of Mongolia

Answer: Mongol uls

Answer: MONGOLIA

Answer: Mongolia project

Answer: Sport of Mongolia

Answer: Mongorians

Answer: Монгол улс

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MN

Answer: Даяар Монгол

Answer: Mongolia proper

Answer: Mohron ync

Answer: Dayar Mongol

Answer: Монгол Улс

Answer: Mongol Proper

Answer: Health in Mongolia

Answer: Boxing in Mongolia

Answer: Dayaar Mongol

Answer: Minegolia

Answer: Outer Mongolia (modern)

Answer: Languages of Mongolia

Answer: Mongol Ulus

Answer: Моңғолия

Answer: Даяр Монгол


Question: DEFINITIONS. What nouns are being defined here?

Answer: All have an odd number of letters.


Question: What is the symbol for the chemical element protactinium, atomic number 91?

Answer: (Pa.)

Answer: Pa

Answer: P. A.

Answer: PA (disambiguation)

Answer: P.a.

Answer: Pa (disambiguation)

Answer: P A

Answer: PA

Answer: P-A

Answer: P.A.

Answer: Pa.


Question: What Russian word means 'restructuring', particularly in an economic context?

Answer: Перестройка

Answer: Perestroyka

Answer: Perestroka

Answer: Perestrojka

Answer: Perestroika

Answer: Katastroika

Answer: Peristroika

Answer: PERESTROIKA


Question: What is the name of the dog in the Punch and Judy shows?

Answer: Toby

Answer: ToBy

Answer: TOBY


Question: The Greek goddess Aphrodite loved which beautiful youth, the son of Myrrha?

Answer: ESO 3.6 m telescope

Answer: ADONIS: ADaptive Optics Near Infrared System

Answer: Adaptive Optics Near Infrared System

Answer: ESO 3.6 Telescope

Answer: ADONIS

Answer: ESO 3.6m Telescope

Answer: ESO 3.6 m Telescope

Answer: ESO 3.6m telescope


Question: Which English town is home to the Stephen Joseph Theatre?

Answer: Scarborough (Disambiguation)

Answer: Scarboro

Answer: Scarboro (disambiguation)

Answer: SCARBOROUGH

Answer: Scarborough

Answer: Scarborough (disambiguation)


Question: Under what name did Bernard Schwartz (1925 to 2010) find fame as a film star?

Answer: TONY CURTIS

Answer: Bernard Schwartz (actor)

Answer: Tony Curtis

Answer: Tony Curtiss


Question: 'Nobody puts Baby in a corner.' is a line from which 1987 film?

Answer: Jimmy Castle

Answer: Dirty Dancing (1987 film)

Answer: Dirty dancing

Answer: Dirty Dancing (2014 film)

Answer: Dirty Dancing (film)

Answer: Dirty Dancing (2013 film)

Answer: Dirty Dancing


Question: Which legendary sunken land lies off the Isles of Scilly, to the south-west of Cornwall?

Answer: Leonais

Answer: Parmenie

Answer: Leonais Lyonnesse

Answer: Llyonesse

Answer: Lyonnesse

Answer: Leonnoys

Answer: Leonois

Answer: Lyonesse

Answer: Lyonesse, Leonnoys


Question: Which river meets the sea at Fleetwood on Lancashire's Fylde coast?

Answer: Borough of Wyre

Answer: Wyre Council

Answer: Wyre

Answer: Wyre (borough)

Answer: Wyre District


Question: In golf what is the old-fashioned name for a No 3 wood?

Answer: Honey spoon

Answer: Spoon-feed

Answer: Mixing spoon

Answer: Handforging spoons

Answer: Spoon

Answer: Caviar spoons

Answer: SPOON

Answer: Spoon (utensil)

Answer: Metal spoon

Answer: Serving spoon


Question: Which county in England has a flag consisting of a white cross on a black background?

Answer: Curnow

Answer: Corn Wall

Answer: Cornwall (County), England

Answer: Cernyw

Answer: Kernow

Answer: West Wales (kingdom)

Answer: Cerniw

Answer: Cornwall

Answer: Cornwall, England

Answer: Cornuvia

Answer: KERNOW

Answer: Belerion

Answer: Cornwall, UK

Answer: Cornwall, United Kingdom

Answer: Cornwall (England : County)

Answer: Maps of Cornwall


Question: In 1933, which actress starred in the original 'King Kong' movie?

Answer: Vina Fay Wray

Answer: Fay Wray

Answer: Faye Wray


Question: Franz Liszt ended up the father-in-law to which other very famous composer?

Answer: Wagner's

Answer: Wilhelm Richard Wagner

Answer: W. Richard Wagner

Answer: Wagnerian opera

Answer: W. R. Wagner

Answer: Wagnerian

Answer: Wagner

Answer: Richard Wagnerr

Answer: R Wagner

Answer: Ricard Wagner

Answer: R.Wagner

Answer: Richard Wagner


Question: The collective noun for which British mammal is a 'cete'? [say "Seat"]

Answer: Badger (animal)

Answer: Melinae

Answer: Badger

Answer: Brock (animal)

Answer: Badgers


Question: What is the pen name of the author who created the character Fu Manchu?

Answer: Arthur Henry Ward

Answer: Sax Rohmer


Question: Mrs Darrell Waters books were translated into 120 languages. What was her pen name?

Answer: The Little lose hen

Answer: Blyton, Enid

Answer: Enid Blyton's Short-Stories

Answer: Enid Bylton

Answer: Little lost hen

Answer: The little lost hen

Answer: The Little Lost Hen

Answer: Enid Mary Blyton

Answer: Mary Pollock

Answer: Enid Blighton

Answer: Enid blyton

Answer: Enid Blyton's short stories

Answer: Enid Blyton


Question: Which 'Regal' male singer provided the half-time entertainment for the 2007 Superbowl?

Answer: Royal prince

Answer: Prens

Answer: Princes

Answer: Qinwang

Answer: Princely

Answer: Sang royal

Answer: Reigning prince

Answer: Princely hat

Answer: Prince regnant

Answer: Książę

Answer: Prince-regnant

Answer: Son of a king

Answer: Princeliness

Answer: Prinssi

Answer: Prince français

Answer: Księżna

Answer: Prince

Answer: Prince francais

Answer: Prince Regnant


Question: What was the name of Ian McEwan's Booker Prize winning novel of 1998?

Answer: Classis of Amsterdam

Answer: Capital of Holland

Answer: Amsterdam, Holland

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLAMS

Answer: NLAMS

Answer: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Answer: Geography of Amsterdam

Answer: Amesterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, North Holland

Answer: Capitals of the Netherlands

Answer: Amsterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, Noord Holland

Answer: Ámsterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Answer: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Answer: Ampsterdam


Question: Conventionally treated as comprising a single order, which order of mammals lay eggs?

Answer: Fossil Monotremes

Answer: Ornithodelphia

Answer: Egg laying mammals

Answer: Manotremata

Answer: Monotrememata

Answer: Monotremes

Answer: Protherians

Answer: Monotreme

Answer: Egg-laying mammal

Answer: Egg-laying mammals

Answer: Monotramata

Answer: Monotremata

Answer: Egg laying mammal


Question: Oil seed rape belongs to which plant family?

Answer: Mustards

Answer: Mustard

Answer: Mustard (disambiguation)


Question: In 1985, which filly was the last racehorse to win a variant of the English Triple Crown?

Answer: Oh So Sharp


Question: The Art Nouveau designer Rene Lalique most famously worked in which material?

Answer: Optical glass

Answer: Glass sheet

Answer: Glass Science

Answer: Glass origins

Answer: Glass (material)

Answer: Optical quality glass

Answer: Vitreous state

Answer: Crafted glass

Answer: Glass

Answer: Glass physics

Answer: How glass is made

Answer: Industrial Glass

Answer: Glassy state

Answer: Silicate glass

Answer: Physics of glass

Answer: Glassmaker

Answer: Industrial glass

Answer: Glassy State

Answer: Optical-quality glass

Answer: Vitreous materials

Answer: Glassy

Answer: Glassmaking

Answer: Oxide glass

Answer: Glass sand

Answer: Vitreous Materials


Question: What is the name of the drag queen persona of Thomas Neuwirth, who won in 2014?

Answer: Queen of Austria

Answer: Thomas Neuwirth

Answer: Tom Neuwirth

Answer: CONCHITA WURST

Answer: Conchita Wurst


Question: In 1968, which group recorded the L.P. 'The Village Green Preservation Society'?

Answer: The Kinks

Answer: John Gosling (The Kinks musician)

Answer: Gordon John Edwards

Answer: The Ray Davies Quartet

Answer: Kinks

Answer: The Kinks (band)

Answer: Kinks, The

Answer: THE KINKS


Question: Angelica, Chuckie and Tommy feature in which cartoon tv series?

Answer: RUGRATS

Answer: The Rugrats


Question: A giant saguaro is a type of what?

Answer: C A C T U S

Answer: C. A. C. T. U. S.

Answer: CACTUS

Answer: C.A.C.T.U.S.


Question: Ashkenazic and sephardic cuisines are associated with which ethnic group?

Answer: Jewish people

Answer: Jew

Answer: Jews/infobox

Answer: Jewesses

Answer: Yahood

Answer: JEWS

Answer: Jewish People

Answer: Jewish

Answer: Jewish race

Answer: The Jewish Race

Answer: Juifs

Answer: Juden

Answer: Juive

Answer: Jews'

Answer: Jewish Race

Answer: Jewish ethnicity

Answer: Yehudim

Answer: Jewes

Answer: Juives

Answer: Jewry

Answer: Jews

Answer: Jewish ancestry

Answer: The jews


Question: In American football and other sports, who or what is a M.V.P.?

Answer: MVP

Answer: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

Answer: Most Valuable Player

Answer: MVP Award

Answer: Most valuable player

Answer: M.V.P

Answer: Most Valuable Players

Answer: M.V.P.

Answer: Most Valuable Player Award

Answer: Most valuable player award


Question: Ted Nevin, who died in 1992, was a leading authority in what sphere?

Answer: Response probability

Answer: Economic theories

Answer: IG(X-M)

Answer: Modern economics

Answer: Economic theory

Answer: Binary Economics

Answer: Econs.

Answer: Economics subdisciplines

Answer: Economic Policy Advisory Board

Answer: Economic pattern

Answer: History of modern economics

Answer: Œconomics

Answer: Economics theory

Answer: LIABILITIES

Answer: Economic doctrine

Answer: Economic sciences

Answer: Modern Economics

Answer: Real Economy

Answer: Bachelor in Economics

Answer: Economic Science

Answer: Fundamentals of economics

Answer: Econs

Answer: Commodity production

Answer: Economic environment

Answer: School of Economics and Business Administration

Answer: Folk Economics

Answer: Liabilities (accounting)

Answer: Economically efficient

Answer: Ecomonic

Answer: Economic inefficiencies

Answer: Economics

Answer: Economic Sciences

Answer: Total liabilities

Answer: Oeconomics

Answer: Economic science

Answer: IGX-M

Answer: Ecomonics

Answer: Economically

Answer: Economics school

Answer: Economiks

Answer: Efficiency (economics)

Answer: Oecononomics

Answer: EconomicS

Answer: Market efficiency

Answer: Economic inefficiency

Answer: Econ.

Answer: ECONOMICS

Answer: Economic activities

Answer: Economic activity


Question: Kia Motors Corporation is nearly one-third owned by which other Asian company?

Answer: 현대자동차

Answer: Drive your way

Answer: Hyundai Motor Corporation

Answer: HYUNDAI Motor Company

Answer: Hyundai Motor Co.

Answer: Hyundai Motor

Answer: Hyundai - Drive your way

Answer: Hyundai Auto Canada Inc.

Answer: Hyundai-Kia Group

Answer: Hyundai Motor Company

Answer: Hyundai (automobile)

Answer: Hyundai Translead

Answer: The Hyundai Motor Company

Answer: Hyundai (car)

Answer: Hyundai Motors

Answer: Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech


Question: Sidney Poitier, Eartha Kitt, Val Doonican and Ferenc Puskas were all born in what year?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-seven

Answer: 1927


Question: What was promoted as "the cream of Manchester" in a series of 90s ads?

Answer: BODDINGTON'S beer


Question: Famous for its glass manufacturing, what is the real name of Malta's 'Silent City'?

Answer: Citta Notabile

Answer: L-Imdina

Answer: Mdina

Answer: Città Notabile

Answer: MDINA

Answer: Mdina, Malta

Answer: Silent City

Answer: Imdina

Answer: Notabile


Question: On August 15th 1914, the SS Ancon became the first ship to officially do what?

Answer: TRANSIT the PANAMA CANAL


Question: Liverpool played against whom in the first ever 'Match of the Day' in 1964?

Answer: Arsenal Football Club

Answer: Woolwich Arsenal F.C.

Answer: Arsenal appreciation

Answer: Arsenal Gunners

Answer: ARSENAL

Answer: Arsenal F. C.

Answer: Arsenal F C

Answer: ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB

Answer: Arsenal f. c.

Answer: Arsenal FC

Answer: Wolwich Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal:The Official Magazine

Answer: Arsenal F.C

Answer: 50 Greatest Gunners

Answer: FC Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal.F.C

Answer: Arsenal fc

Answer: Royal Arsenal F.C.

Answer: The Arsenal

Answer: List of current Arsenal FC players

Answer: The Gunners

Answer: The Gooners

Answer: Victoria Concordia Crescit

Answer: Arsenal.com

Answer: Arsenal F.C.

Answer: Dial Square

Answer: Gunnersaurus Rex

Answer: Arsenal London

Answer: Gunnersaurus


Question: In 1934, local miners in Ashington, Northumberland, formed a group to study what?

Answer: ART (disambiguation)

Answer: ART

Answer: A.R.T.


Question: With what area of expertise do you associate the name of Annie Leibovitz?

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: PHOTOGRAPHY

Answer: Yachting photography


Question: What item of clothing do you associate with a 1979 hit song from Neil Diamond?

Answer: Riveted jeans

Answer: Blue-jeans

Answer: Jeans trousers

Answer: Jeans pant

Answer: Blue Jeans

Answer: Straight jeans

Answer: Blue jeans

Answer: Jeans

Answer: Straight leg jeans

Answer: Blue JEANS

Answer: Blue jean insulation

Answer: Jean cuts

Answer: Destroyed jeans

Answer: Bluejeans


Question: Who is widely credited with introducing his former wife Whitney Houston to drugs?

Answer: Bobby brown

Answer: Robert Beresford Brown

Answer: BOBBY BROWN

Answer: Robert Barisford Brown

Answer: Bobby Brown


Question: Who wrote 'It's a Battlefield' (1934) and 'The Power and the Glory' (1940)?

Answer: Greeneland

Answer: Graham Greene

Answer: Graham Grene

Answer: Greene, Graham

Answer: Grahame Green

Answer: Henry Graham Greene, OM, CH

Answer: Henry Graham Greene OM CH

Answer: Greenean

Answer: GRAHAM GREENE

Answer: Graham Green

Answer: Henry Graham Greene OM, CH

Answer: Graham Greene (writer)

Answer: Grahame Greene

Answer: Henry Graham Greene


Question: Which of the six team members was born first?

Answer: John Marwood Cleese

Answer: Camilla Cleese

Answer: Cleese

Answer: John Cleese (actor)

Answer: John Otto Cleese

Answer: JOHN CLEESE

Answer: Reginald Cheese

Answer: John cleese

Answer: John Cleese


Question: In 'Dad's Army', what was the surname of the air-raid warden?

Answer: Hodges (disambiguation)

Answer: HODGES

Answer: Hodges


Question: Hamilcar Barca was the father of which famous general?

Answer: Carthaginian general Hannibal

Answer: Hannibal (Barcid)

Answer: Hannibal the Great

Answer: Conquests of Hannibal

Answer: Conquests of hannibal

Answer: Hanibal

Answer: Hannibal

Answer: Hanniball

Answer: Hannibal Barca

Answer: Hannibal of Carthage


Question: Which Scottish mathematician discovered logarithms?

Answer: Napier, John

Answer: John Neper of Merchiston

Answer: Joannis Neperi

Answer: Marvellous Merchiston

Answer: John NAPIER

Answer: John Nepair of Merchiston

Answer: Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio

Answer: John napier

Answer: John Napier of Merchiston

Answer: Joanne Nepero

Answer: Napierian

Answer: John Nepair

Answer: John Neper

Answer: John Napier


Question: The town of Vittoria and the city of Ragusa can be found on which island?

Answer: Trinacrian

Answer: Jewel of the Mediterranean

Answer: Sicily, Italy

Answer: Sicily

Answer: Sicilia

Answer: SICILY

Answer: Sicilly

Answer: Island of Sicily

Answer: Sicily (Italy)


Question: Which nonagenarian is one of the foremost exponents of dontopedalogy?

Answer: HRH Prince Philip

Answer: H.R.H. the Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark

Answer: Duke Philip

Answer: HRH the Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: The Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Phillip of Edinburgh

Answer: Duke Phillip

Answer: HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philippos of Greece and Denmark and Edinburgh

Answer: Philip Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince philip

Answer: PRINCE PHILIP

Answer: The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Phillip

Answer: Duke of Edinburgh Philip

Answer: Phil the Greek

Answer: HRH The Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Phil

Answer: Prince Philip, duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Philip Mountbatten

Answer: Prince Philip Mountbatten

Answer: Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip

Answer: Phillip Mountbatten

Answer: Philip (of the United Kingdom)

Answer: Prince Philip, Duke of Endinburgh

Answer: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Answer: The Prince Philip

Answer: Prince Philip of Greece


Question: In 2009, who became the first woman to referee the World Snooker Championship final?

Answer: Michaela Tabb

Answer: Michaela TABB


Question: Who was captain of the US team for the 2014 Ryder Cup?

Answer: Tommy Watson

Answer: Tom Watson (politician)

Answer: Tom Watson MP

Answer: Tommy Watson (footballer)

Answer: Thomas Watson

Answer: Thomas Watson (disambiguation)

Answer: Thomas Watson (MP)

Answer: Tom Watson

Answer: TOM WATSON

Answer: Watson, Thomas


Question: Which US property tycoon bought Turnberry Golf Course in April?

Answer: Donald J. Trump Sr.

Answer: Donald Trump, Sr.

Answer: Trumpian

Answer: The Donald

Answer: Trump family

Answer: Barron William Trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump Signature Collection

Answer: Donald John Trump, Sr.

Answer: Donald John Trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump, Sr.

Answer: Donald Trump's

Answer: Donald Trump's Hair

Answer: Barron Trump

Answer: Donald Trump in the media

Answer: Donald trump

Answer: Donald J. Trump

Answer: Donald J Trump

Answer: Mary MacLeod Trump

Answer: Donald J Trump Men's Collection

Answer: Donald Trump in popular culture

Answer: Tiffany Trump

Answer: Trump Timepieces

Answer: The Trumpster

Answer: Donald John Trump I

Answer: Donuld Trump

Answer: Donald Drumpf

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Donald Trump I

Answer: Donald Trump Sr.

Answer: Donald J. Trump I

Answer: Trump Vodka

Answer: Donald J. Trump Men's Collection

Answer: DONALD TRUMP

Answer: Donald John Trump, Sr

Answer: Donald Trup

Answer: Donald J Trump I

Answer: Donald John Trump Sr.


Question: Who created Rumpole of the Bailey?

Answer: John Mortimer QC

Answer: John mortimer

Answer: Sir John Mortimer

Answer: John Clifford Mortimer

Answer: John Mortimer


Question: What day did the Teddy Bears have their picnic?

Answer: Today's the day the……


Question: Which UK band had 2 top ten singles in the same week in 2001?

Answer: Manic Street Preachers

Answer: 70 Songs of Hatred and Failure

Answer: Manic street preachers

Answer: 70 Songs Of Hatred And Failure

Answer: The Manics

Answer: Jenny Watkins-Isnardi

Answer: The manics

Answer: Flicker (musician)

Answer: Manics

Answer: I Know I Believe In Nothing But It Is My Nothing

Answer: The Manic Street Preachers


Question: Curacao was a colony of which country?

Answer: NETHERLANDS

Answer: The netherland

Answer: Nederlandia

Answer: Climate of the Netherlands

Answer: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Answer: The Netheralands

Answer: Nyderlandai

Answer: Northern Netherlands

Answer: Holland (country)

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

Answer: The Netherlands

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Pays-Bas

Answer: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NL

Answer: Olanda

Answer: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

Answer: Capitals of Holland

Answer: Neatherlands

Answer: The netherlands

Answer: Dutch inhabitants

Answer: Netherlands, The

Answer: European Netherlands

Answer: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

Answer: Mainland Netherlands

Answer: Metropolitan Netherlands

Answer: Nehterlands

Answer: Netherlands (European territory)


Question: On which river does Ipswich stand?

Answer: Orwell (disambiguation)

Answer: Orwell


Question: Which play is featured in the film The Producers?

Answer: Springtime for Hitler


Question: Of what family are Onion, garlic, shallot, leek and chive?

Answer: Raphione

Answer: Endotis

Answer: Schoenissa

Answer: Butomissa

Answer: Plexistena

Answer: Molyza

Answer: Loncostemon

Answer: Praskoinon

Answer: Alium

Answer: Cepa

Answer: Geboscon

Answer: Ophioscorodon

Answer: Alliums

Answer: Schoenoprasum

Answer: Porrum

Answer: Getuonis

Answer: Hexonychia

Answer: Nectaroscordum

Answer: Stelmesus

Answer: Kalabotis

Answer: Aglitheis

Answer: Ascalonicum

Answer: Rhizirideum

Answer: Kromon

Answer: Codonoprasum

Answer: Panstenum

Answer: Gynodon

Answer: Scorodon

Answer: Trigonea

Answer: Anguinum

Answer: Hardy alliums

Answer: Caloscordum

Answer: Allium

Answer: Milula

Answer: Hylogeton

Answer: Phyllodolon

Answer: Molium

Answer: Validallium

Answer: Stemodoxis

Answer: Calliprena

Answer: Maligia


Question: What word refers to an extended trip through the Bush, taken by an aborigine?

Answer: Walkabout (Bar)

Answer: The Walkabout

Answer: The Walkabout (pub chain)

Answer: Walkabout & Surfer's Paradise (bar & club)

Answer: Walkabout (pub, London)

Answer: Walkabout (pub chain)

Answer: WALKABOUT


Question: What was journalist Richard Littlejohn's nickname for Cherie Blair?

Answer: Wicked witch

Answer: The Witch of the West

Answer: Witch of the West

Answer: The Wizard of Oz/Wicked Witch of the West

Answer: The Wicked Witch

Answer: Wicked witch of the west

Answer: The Wicked Witch of the West

Answer: WICKED WITCH

Answer: Wicked Witch

Answer: Wicked Witch of the West


Question: What was unusual about a polo world cup tournament held in Nepal in 2012?

Answer: Rode on ELEPHANTS


Question: A British newspaper was relaunched as 'The Sun' in 1964. What was its name prior to that?

Answer: Daily Herald (disambiguation)

Answer: Morning Herald (disambiguation)

Answer: The DAILY HERALD

Answer: The Daily Herald

Answer: Herald (newspaper)

Answer: Sunday Herald (disambiguation)

Answer: The daily herald

Answer: Daily Herald


Question: When people talk about LGBT rights, what does the 'T' represent?

Answer: Hegirl

Answer: Transperson

Answer: Transgenders

Answer: Transgender healthcare

Answer: Transmovement

Answer: Transgendar

Answer: Transgenderism (disambiguation)

Answer: Transgender

Answer: Transgender community

Answer: Hair Fairies (people)

Answer: Transgendered (Male-Bodied)

Answer: Transgendered

Answer: Trangendered

Answer: Trans*

Answer: Transgenderism (social movement)

Answer: Trans folk

Answer: Transfolk

Answer: TRANSGENDER

Answer: Trans-gender

Answer: Cross-gender

Answer: Transpeople

Answer: Transgenderism


Question: What is the chief defining characteristic of a compound fracture?

Answer: Broken BONE PIERCES SKIN


Question: Harvey was one of Dr. Crippen's first names. What was the other?

Answer: Hawley

Answer: HAWLEY

Answer: Hawley (disambiguation)


Question: Which island in Kent is the second largest of England's isles?

Answer: Shurland Hall

Answer: Isle of Sheppy

Answer: Shurland House

Answer: Isle of Sheppey


Question: Which Italian demonstrated the first modern electric battery?

Answer: Alessandro, Count Volta

Answer: Alexander Volta

Answer: Alessandra Volta

Answer: Alessandro Volta

Answer: Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta

Answer: Allesandro volta

Answer: Alessandro Count Volta

Answer: Count Volta Alessandro

Answer: Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Gerolamo Umberto Volta

Answer: Alessandrino Volta


Question: Which family's name appears in the title of the last two books of the Catholic edition?

Answer: Makkabaioi

Answer: Maqabim

Answer: Machabees

Answer: Maccabbees

Answer: Maccabean period

Answer: Maccabeans

Answer: Machabees, The

Answer: Maccabee

Answer: Macabees

Answer: Macabbees

Answer: Maccabean

Answer: Maccabean wars

Answer: Machabi

Answer: Maccabees, The

Answer: Maccabees

Answer: Maccabaean

Answer: Machabean

Answer: Maccabees (family)


Question: Captain of the Flying Dustman, what was the name of Captain Pugwash's mortal enemy?

Answer: Cut-throat Jake


Question: "What ""C"" is a name given to any straight line that joins two places on a curve?"

Answer: Chord

Answer: Chord (disambiguation)

Answer: Chords


Question: In which Winter Olympics city did Torville and Dean win gold in 1984?

Answer: Saraievo

Answer: Serajevo

Answer: Etymology of Sarajevo

Answer: Europe/Sarajevo

Answer: Seraium

Answer: Jerusalem of Europe

Answer: Sarejevo

Answer: Etymology of sarajevo

Answer: Basčarsija

Answer: Transport in Sarajevo

Answer: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Saraybosna

Answer: Metromahala

Answer: Serajewo

Answer: Etymology of the Name of Sarajevo

Answer: Etymology of the name of Sarajevo

Answer: Sarajevo, Bosnia

Answer: Bosna-Serai

Answer: Rajvosa

Answer: Sarajevo


Question: "Roger Hargreaves was once asked ""what does a tickle look like?"" Which books followed?"

Answer: 'Mr Men' books


Question: In which county would you find Chesil Beach?

Answer: County of Dorset

Answer: Dorset, England

Answer: Dorcet

Answer: Dorsetshire

Answer: Dorset

Answer: Dorset (England)


Question: Who was the first person in the bible to get drunk?

Answer: Noah (Hebrew Bible)

Answer: Noah

Answer: No'ah

Answer: Nuach

Answer: Nooh

Answer: Noahian

Answer: No'a

Answer: Noah and the Ark

Answer: Noahtic

Answer: Flood (Bible)

Answer: נוֹחַ


Question: Which ex-World Heavyweight Champion boxer signed up for Celebrity Big Brother 2014?

Answer: Evander Hollyfield

Answer: Evander Holyfield

Answer: Vander Holyfield

Answer: Real Deal Holyfield

Answer: Candi Calvana Smith

Answer: Evan Fields

Answer: Evander Holfield


Question: What provoked the war between Honduras and El Salvador in 1969?

Answer: A Football Match


Question: Which ex-Dr Who appeared in four Carry On films?

Answer: John Pertwee

Answer: Jon Pertwee


Question: The thoroughfare where fictional Sweeny Todd had his barber shop?

Answer: Fleet Street

Answer: Fleet Street, London


Question: Which kiddies story book character is called Oui Oui in France?

Answer: Noddy

Answer: Noddy (disambiguation)


Question: Which duo are associated with the classic comedy routine "Who's on First"?

Answer: Abbott and costello

Answer: Aboott & Costello

Answer: Abbot and Costello

Answer: Abbott and Castella

Answer: Babbat

Answer: I'm a baaaad boy

Answer: Abbot and costello

Answer: Bud; and Costello, Lou Abbott

Answer: Abbott, Bud; and Costello, Lou

Answer: Abbott & Costello

Answer: Abbott and Costello


Question: Who played Nurse Gladys Emmanuel, Arkwright's love interest in Open All Hours?

Answer: Lynda Baron


Question: In which film does psychopath Annie Wilkes wield a sledgehammer to horrific effect?

Answer: Misery (disambiguation)

Answer: Misery (song)

Answer: Misery


Question: Which actor, who died in June 2014, provided the voice of Captain Scarlet?

Answer: Frances Matthews

Answer: Francis Mathews

Answer: Francis Matthews

Answer: Francis Matthews (disambiguation)


Question: Which country singer released the 1975 concept album Red Headed Stranger?

Answer: Willie Hugh Nelson

Answer: Willie Nelson

Answer: Willy Nelson

Answer: Micah Nelson

Answer: TeaPot Party

Answer: Willie Nelson discography

Answer: Nelson, Willie

Answer: Nelson, Willie Hugh

Answer: Paula & Willie Nelson

Answer: Willie nelson

Answer: Willie H. Nelson


Question: Who produced the illustrated collection of poems Songs of Innocence and Experience?

Answer: W. Blake

Answer: Blake, William

Answer: William Blake

Answer: Pictor Ignotus

Answer: William Blake's History

Answer: Blakean

Answer: William blake

Answer: Willam blake


Question: What is the historical subject matter of Arthur Miller's 1953 play The Crucible?

Answer: Salem Witch Trials Memorial

Answer: The trials of Salem

Answer: The salem witch trials

Answer: Salem trials

Answer: Salem witch hunts

Answer: Salem Witch Trials

Answer: Salem Witchcraft trials

Answer: Salem witchhunt

Answer: Salem witches

Answer: Salem Witches

Answer: The Salem Witch Trials

Answer: Salem witchcraft trials

Answer: Salem Witch Hunt

Answer: John Goodwin (mason)

Answer: Sarah Dustin

Answer: Hang them all

Answer: Salem witch hunt

Answer: Salem WItches

Answer: Salem Witchcraft Trial

Answer: Salme Witch Trails

Answer: Salem witch

Answer: The Salem witch trials

Answer: Margaret Scott (Salem)

Answer: Witches of Salem

Answer: Salem witchcraft episode

Answer: Salem Witchcraft Trials

Answer: Salem witch trial

Answer: Salem witch trials

Answer: Lydia Dustin


Question: Weighing-in at up 48 stone, who wrestled under the ring-name Giant Haystacks?

Answer: Loch Ness (wrestler)

Answer: Martin Ruane

Answer: Giant Haystacks

Answer: Giant Haystack

Answer: The Loch Ness Monster (wrestler)


Question: The nephew of a former captain, who was the only Scottish player in the Europe team?

Answer: Stephen Gallacher


Question: In Leonardo's painting, what is Judas seen to spill as a symbol of his treachery?

Answer: Salt crystal

Answer: Salt refining

Answer: Table Salt

Answer: Table salt

Answer: Dietary salt

Answer: Kitchen salt

Answer: Edible salt

Answer: Salt (compound)

Answer: Salt production

Answer: Salt

Answer: Refining salt

Answer: Salt crystals

Answer: Normal salt

Answer: Salt (food)

Answer: Refined salt

Answer: Manufacture of salt

Answer: Common salt

Answer: Sodium salt

Answer: Saltmaking


Question: Which is the only team to have won football's Premier League once and once only?

Answer: Blackburn Rovers F.C.

Answer: Blackburn FC

Answer: Blackburn Rovers FC

Answer: Blackburn Rovers Football Club

Answer: Blackburn F.C.

Answer: Blackburn Rovers F C

Answer: Blackburn Rovers

Answer: Blackburn Rovers F. C.

Answer: Blackburn Rovers F.C

Answer: Blackburn Roavers F.C.


Question: "Instrument for measuring the humidity of air or gas." A definition of what?

Answer: Wet-and-dry-bulb thermometer

Answer: Assman psychrometer

Answer: Wet-and-dry bulb thermometer

Answer: Psychrometer

Answer: Chilled mirror hygrometer

Answer: Sling psychrometer

Answer: Moisture sensor

Answer: Wet and dry bulb thermometer

Answer: Whirling hygrometer

Answer: HYGROMETER

Answer: Humidity probe

Answer: Humidity meter

Answer: Hygrometer


Question: Who resigned in October 1983 after a scandal over his 'lovechild'?

Answer: Cecil Parkinson

Answer: Cecil Parkinson Baron Parkinson PC

Answer: Baron Parkinson of Carnforth

Answer: Cecil Edward Parkinson

Answer: CECIL PARKINSON

Answer: Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson, PC

Answer: Baron Parkinson

Answer: Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson

Answer: Lord Parkinson of Carnforth

Answer: Cecil Edward Parkinson, Baron Parkinson

Answer: Baron Cecil Parkinson, PC

Answer: Cecil Parkinson PC

Answer: Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson of Carnforth

Answer: Baron Cecil Parkinson

Answer: Cecil Parkinson, PC

Answer: Lord Parkinson

Answer: Baron Cecil Parkinson PC


Question: In 'Othello', what is the name of Iago's wife?

Answer: Emilia

Answer: EMILIA

Answer: Emilia (disambiguation)

Answer: Emília

Answer: Emilia (singer)


Question: "And in the end you wind up dying all alone on some dusty street. For what? For a tin

Answer: High noon

Answer: High Noon (film)

Answer: High Noon

Answer: High Noon (1952 film)

Answer: HIGH NOON

Answer: High Noon (movie)


Question: Which number Beethoven symphony is known as 'The Pastoral'?

Answer: The Sixth

Answer: SIXTH

Answer: The Sixth One


Question: Who had parts in 'St. Elmo's Fire', 'About Last Night …' and 'Wayne's World'?

Answer: Rob Lowe

Answer: Robert Hepler Lowe

Answer: ROB LOWE

Answer: Eddie Nero


Question: Which woman was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1971?

Answer: Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise

Answer: Anne Windsor

Answer: HRH The Princess Royal

Answer: PRINCESS ANNE

Answer: Princess Anne

Answer: Anne Windsor, Princess Royal

Answer: Princess Anne, Princess Royal

Answer: The Princess Royal

Answer: The Princess Royal (Princess Anne)

Answer: Anne Elizabeth Alice Windsor

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal

Answer: Princess Anne, The Princess Royal

Answer: Anne, H.R.H. the Princess Royal

Answer: HRH The Princess Anne

Answer: The Princess Anne

Answer: Anne Mountbatten

Answer: HRH Princess Anne

Answer: Anne, Princess Royal (of the United Kingdom)


Question: In Roman times what was the occupation of a publican?

Answer: Exciseman

Answer: Tax-Gatherers

Answer: Tax Collector

Answer: Tax inspector

Answer: Collect taxes

Answer: County tax collector

Answer: Excise man

Answer: City Collector

Answer: Tax collection

Answer: Tax gatherer

Answer: Tax official

Answer: Tax collector

Answer: Tax commissioner

Answer: Tax collectors


Question: Joe Gargery is a character in which Charles Dickens novel?

Answer: Herbert Pocket

Answer: Great Expectation

Answer: Jaggers

Answer: Great Expectations plot details

Answer: Great Expectations

Answer: Joe Gargery

Answer: Bentley Drummle

Answer: Great expectations

Answer: Mrs joe


Question: Legend has it in Britain that which bird never uses its voice until it is dying?

Answer: Cob (bird)

Answer: Cygninae

Answer: Cob (swan)

Answer: Cygnus (genus)

Answer: Wild Swan

Answer: Swan

Answer: Cygnini

Answer: Cygnus (swan)

Answer: Swanling

Answer: Cygnet (bird)


Question: Who did Johnnie Cochran defend in a famous 1990s trial?

Answer: Orenthal James

Answer: Butcher of Brentwood

Answer: O. J. Simpson

Answer: O.J.Simpson

Answer: Orenthal James %22O. J.%22 Simpson

Answer: White ford bronco

Answer: Orenthal Simpson

Answer: O.j. simpson

Answer: O.J. Simpson

Answer: Oj simpson

Answer: O J Simpson

Answer: Orenthal James Simpson

Answer: OJ Simpson

Answer: Orenthal

Answer: The Juice

Answer: Orenthal J Simpson

Answer: Juiced with O.J. Simpson

Answer: O.J Simpson

Answer: OJ Simpsons


Question: In which film does crooked computer programmer Dennis Nedry cause havoc?

Answer: Jurassic World II

Answer: Jurassic Park V

Answer: Jurassic Park

Answer: Jurassic Park film series

Answer: International Genetics Technologies

Answer: Jurassic Park (franchise)

Answer: Untitled Jurassic World sequel

Answer: Jerassic Park

Answer: Jurassic Park Ride

Answer: Jurassic park

Answer: Jurrasic Park

Answer: Jurassic World 2

Answer: Jurassic park iv

Answer: Jurasic Park

Answer: Jurassic Park (film series)

Answer: Isla Nublar

Answer: Isla Sorna

Answer: Beyond Jurassic Park

Answer: Jurrasic park

Answer: Jurassic Park (fictional theme park)

Answer: Jurrassic Park

Answer: Jurassic Park VI

Answer: Jurassic Park IV: The New Approach

Answer: Isla Nubar

Answer: Jurrasic Park films

Answer: InGen

Answer: Jurassic Park franchise

Answer: Jurassic Park (comics)

Answer: Site B


Question: The demoiselle is a small variety of which wading bird?

Answer: Cranes

Answer: Crane

Answer: Crane1

Answer: Crane (disambiguation)


Question: Which character was played by Linda Thorson in The Avengers?

Answer: Tara King


Question: With a total of 49 who is the England team's all-time top try scorer?

Answer: Rory Underwood

Answer: Rory Underwood MBE


Question: Which doctor - an eternal optimist – features in Voltaire's Candide?

Answer: Dr Pangloss

Answer: L'Optimisme

Answer: Dr. Pangloss

Answer: Candide (character)

Answer: Candide, or Optimism

Answer: Candide Ou L'Optimisme

Answer: Pour encourager les autres

Answer: Professor pangloss

Answer: Cacambo

Answer: Candide (play)

Answer: Candide (novel)

Answer: Candide, Ou L'Optimisme

Answer: Panglossian pessimism

Answer: Doctor Pangloss

Answer: Martin (Candide)

Answer: All is for the best in this best of all possible worlds

Answer: Pan gloss

Answer: Candide, ou l'Optimisme

Answer: Candide

Answer: Candide (protagonist)


Question: What literally means 'submission to God' in Arabic?

Answer: Islami

Answer: الإسلام

Answer: Followers of the Prophet Muhammed

Answer: Islamo

Answer: Islaam

Answer: Sulh-e-Kul

Answer: Islam (Concept)

Answer: Al Islam

Answer: Muhammadry

Answer: Islamry

Answer: Islamic

Answer: Islam religion

Answer: Muslimanity

Answer: Submission to God

Answer: Islamick

Answer: Islam today

Answer: Musliminity

Answer: إسلام

Answer: Al-Islam

Answer: Al-'islām

Answer: Isalm

Answer: Islām

Answer: Islam (religion)

Answer: Islamic religion

Answer: Islaamic

Answer: Īslam

Answer: Islamity

Answer: ئیسلام

Answer: Dietary Laws In Islam

Answer: ISLAM

Answer: Islamic faith

Answer: The Religion of Islam

Answer: Islam


Question: Who in legend provided pie fillings for Mrs Lovett?

Answer: Sweeny tod

Answer: Sweeney Todd

Answer: Tobias %22Toby%22 Ragg

Answer: The Barber of Fleet Street

Answer: Sweeny Todd

Answer: Sweeney Todd (character)

Answer: Sweenie Todd

Answer: Sweeney Tod

Answer: Sweeney todd

Answer: Sweney Todd


Question: Which Roman road led from Rome to Brindisi?

Answer: Appian way

Answer: Via Appia Antica

Answer: Apian way

Answer: Appian Way

Answer: Via Appia Nuova

Answer: Via Appia


Question: The bumblebee or hog-nosed is the smallest mammal in the world - what is it?

Answer: Bat Conservation

Answer: Bat Groups

Answer: Chiropter

Answer: Chiropteras

Answer: Chiropteran

Answer: Bat (animal)

Answer: Bat roost

Answer: Chiropterologist

Answer: Flittermouse

Answer: Bat species

Answer: Bat evolution

Answer: Chiropterology

Answer: Bat

Answer: Bat wing

Answer: Artificial bat roost

Answer: Flinder mouse

Answer: Chiroptologist

Answer: Bat conservation

Answer: Barotrauma and Wind turbines

Answer: Cheiroptera

Answer: Chiroptera

Answer: Bat life expectancy

Answer: Bats


Question: In which Poe tale is a wife murderer exposed by an ill-treated pet?

Answer: Black cat (disambiguation)

Answer: The Black Cat

Answer: Black Cat

Answer: Black Cat (film)

Answer: The Black Cat (film)


Question: Which international cricket side had its best year ever in 2014 with five Test wins?

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: What fruity name do the French call a bowler hat?

Answer: Casaba

Answer: Melons

Answer: Tuscan melon

Answer: List of melons

Answer: Kwaci

Answer: Canadew

Answer: Melon

Answer: Tuscan canteloupe


Question: Football World Cup venue Soccer City is in which city?

Answer: Joberg

Answer: Johannesburg

Answer: Johannasberg

Answer: Johannesburg, Southafrica

Answer: Johannes-burg

Answer: Johannesb'g

Answer: Yohannesburg

Answer: Johannesburg, South Africa

Answer: EGoli

Answer: Johannesbourg

Answer: Jhb

Answer: Johansberg

Answer: Johannesburg, Gauteng

Answer: Jo'Bourg

Answer: Johannesburg Civic Theatre

Answer: Jozi

Answer: Johannesburg, Transvaal

Answer: Johannesgurg

Answer: Joburg

Answer: Johanessburg

Answer: Visitor attractions in Johannesburg

Answer: Jo'burg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ZAJNB

Answer: Johanesburg


Question: In which town is the most northerly cricket Test venue in the world?

Answer: Conganium

Answer: Chester-le-Street

Answer: Chester le Street

Answer: Chester le street

Answer: Chester-Le-Street

Answer: Chester-le-street


Question: In which film did teacher John Keating break all the rules?

Answer: Dead Poets' Society

Answer: Dead poets society

Answer: Dead Poets Society

Answer: Dead Poet Society

Answer: Neil Perry (Dead Poets Society)

Answer: The Dead Poets Society

Answer: Dead Poet's Society

Answer: Dead poet's society

Answer: Dead Poet's Scoiety

Answer: Dead Poets society


Question: A Gelada is a species of which primate?

Answer: Baboon acc old world monkey


Question: Who holds the post of Defence Secretary?

Answer: Michael Cathal Fallon

Answer: Michael Cathel Fallon

Answer: Michael Fallon


Question: What produces the coloration that gives New South Wales's Blue Mountains their name?

Answer: Oil from eucalyptus/gum trees


Question: In which US state is the Green Mountains Range?

Answer: Sports in Vermont

Answer: Transportation in Vermont

Answer: United States, Vermont

Answer: Transport in Vermont

Answer: US-VT

Answer: Vermonters

Answer: Vermont (state)

Answer: Geography of Vermont

Answer: USA, Vermont

Answer: Climate of Vermont

Answer: Demographics of Vermont

Answer: Vermont

Answer: State of Vermont

Answer: 14th state

Answer: Green Mountain State

Answer: Fourteenth State

Answer: 14th State

Answer: Vermont USA

Answer: Vermontian

Answer: USA Vermont

Answer: Vermont, USA

Answer: Economy of Vermont

Answer: Religion in Vermont

Answer: Vermont, United States

Answer: Vermont, US

Answer: Christianity in Vermont

Answer: Vermont (U.S. state)

Answer: The Green Mountain State