Question: Who was born in a cross-fire hurricane and raised by a toothless bearded hag?

Answer: Jumpin' Jack Flash (song)

Answer: Jumpin Jack Flash

Answer: Jumping Jack Flash

Answer: Jumpin' Jack Flash

Answer: Jumping jackflash

Answer: Jumpin' Jack Flash


Question: John Hannah and Ken Stott have both appeared in the role of which fictional detective?

Answer: Insepctor Rebus

Answer: Detective Sergeant John Rebus

Answer: Detective Inspector John Rebus

Answer: Detective Inspector Rebus

Answer: DI John Rebus

Answer: Inspector John Rebus

Answer: DI Rebus

Answer: John Rebus


Question: What is the largest city and capital of Madeira?

Answer: Funchal

Answer: Funchal, Madeira

Answer: Funchal, Madeira Islands


Question: Which Roman coin was equivalent in value to four sesterces?

Answer: Denarius

Answer: Dinarius

Answer: Denarii


Question: 15 October will mark the 600th anniversary of which famous battle?

Answer: Ajincourt

Answer: Agincourt

Answer: Ajencourt

Answer: Agincourt (disambiguation)

Answer: AGINCOURT


Question: Which fruit is traditionally used in the recipe for the dessert dish Liverpool Tart?

Answer: Lemon

Answer: Lemon (fruit)

Answer: Lemon juice

Answer: Lemon oil

Answer: Citrus x limon

Answer: Lemons

Answer: LEMON

Answer: Nimbu

Answer: Citrus ×limon

Answer: Citrus × limon

Answer: Citrus limon


Question: What is the value of the letter 'K' in the game of Scrabble?

Answer: five

Answer: 5

Answer: FIVE


Question: Which politician, facing charges of murder, lost his seat in a General Election?

Answer: Jeremy Thorpe

Answer: Jeremy liberal

Answer: John Jeremy Thorpe

Answer: Jeremy THORPE


Question: Which South Wales town was formed when Margam and Aberavon combined in the 1920s?

Answer: Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot

Answer: Port Talbot

Answer: Porth Talbot

Answer: Portalbot

Answer: PORT TALBOT


Question: What is the French name given to a steak that has been cut from between two ribs?

Answer: Entrecôte

Answer: Contre filet

Answer: Contre-filet

Answer: Entrecote

Answer: Entrecôtes

Answer: ENTRECOTE


Question: What do we call the selfless and virtuous practice of concern for the welfare of others?

Answer: Altruist

Answer: Otherism

Answer: Altruists

Answer: Alturism

Answer: Selfless action

Answer: Problem of love

Answer: Altruism (philosophy)

Answer: Truist

Answer: Altruistic

Answer: Law of mutual aid

Answer: Selflessly

Answer: Unselfishness

Answer: Altruistic behavior

Answer: Digital altruism

Answer: Altruistically

Answer: The problem of love

Answer: Altruistical

Answer: ALTRUISM

Answer: Altruism

Answer: Altutrists


Question: Which former pop star, now deceased, played a rich businessman in Love Hurts?

Answer: Adam FAITH

Answer: Adam Faith

Answer: Terry Nelhams

Answer: Terence Nelhams

Answer: Terry Nelhams-Wright

Answer: Terence Nelhams-Wright


Question: Which noted woman from the Caribbean tended wounded soldiers during the conflict?

Answer: Mother Seacole

Answer: Mary SEACOLE

Answer: Mary Seacole (film)

Answer: Mary Jane Seacole

Answer: Mary Jane Grant

Answer: Mary Seacole


Question: Sumatran, Malayan and Siberian are all species of which mammal?

Answer: TIGER

Answer: Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing

Answer: TIGER/Line

Answer: Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing System


Question: The musical 'Half a Sixpence' was based on which 1905 novel?

Answer: KIPPS

Answer: Kipps


Question: According to a traditional English proverb, what is better than none?

Answer: HALF A LOAF


Question: What is the official summer sport of Canada?

Answer: Lacrosse

Answer: LaCrosse

Answer: Lacrosse (sport)

Answer: Baggataway

Answer: Lacross

Answer: LACROSSE

Answer: Lacrosse players

Answer: Lacrosse player

Answer: Indians created lacrosse

Answer: Baggatiway


Question: By what name was the African state of Namibia previously known?

Answer: Southwest Africa

Answer: Administrators-General of South West Africa

Answer: Namibia under South African occupation

Answer: South-West Africa

Answer: SOUTH-WEST AFRICA

Answer: South West Africa


Question: The SI unit the ohm is often represented by the upper-case form of which Greek letter?

Answer: OMEGA (disambiguation)

Answer: Omega (disambiguation)

Answer: Omega (number)

Answer: Omega (mathematics)

Answer: Omega (album)

Answer: Omega (song)

Answer: Ω (disambiguation)

Answer: OMEGA


Question: What is the fictional location of the tv soap 'Eastenders'?

Answer: Walford East tube station

Answer: Walford East

Answer: WALFORD

Answer: Walford

Answer: Walford east

Answer: Victoria Square, Walford

Answer: Roads in Walford

Answer: London Borough of Walford


Question: How was Moose the dog better known when he starred in a popular US sitcom?

Answer: Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational in Memory of Eddie Aikau

Answer: Quiksilver Big Wave Invitational

Answer: EDDIE

Answer: Eddie Aikau competition

Answer: Big Wave Invitational

Answer: The Eddie


Question: Who composed the music for 'Billy Elliot, the Musical'?

Answer: Sir Elton

Answer: Rockaday Johnny

Answer: Elthon John

Answer: Eltonjohn

Answer: List of Elton John awards

Answer: John, Elton

Answer: Sir ELTON JOHN

Answer: Reggie Dwight

Answer: Lord Choc Ice

Answer: Redget Buntovan

Answer: Elton John's discography

Answer: Elton john discography

Answer: Reginald K. Dwight

Answer: Elton John

Answer: Mrs. Elton John

Answer: Lady Choc Ice

Answer: Reg Kenneth Dwight

Answer: Renate Blauel

Answer: Reginald Kenneth Dwight

Answer: Ann Orson

Answer: Reg Dwight

Answer: Elton John Band

Answer: Reginald Dwight

Answer: Sir John Elton

Answer: Elton john

Answer: Elton John Discography

Answer: Reginald Kenneth

Answer: Elton Hercules John

Answer: Sir Elton Hercules John CBE

Answer: Elton H. John

Answer: Nancy Treadlight

Answer: Reginald kenneth dwight

Answer: Reginald dwight

Answer: Sir Elton John

Answer: Kenneth Dwight


Question: Oona was the last of his four wives, and he died in 1977. Which famous film star?

Answer: Roy Export Company Establishment

Answer: Charlie Chaplain

Answer: Charlie Chaplan

Answer: Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Charles chaplin

Answer: CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Answer: Charles Chaplin

Answer: Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: CharlieChaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charlie Chaplin

Answer: Sir Charles Chaplin

Answer: Chaplinian

Answer: Charile Chaplin

Answer: Charlie chaplin


Question: As well as municipalities, which country is made up of 26 states and one federal district?

Answer: Brazil

Answer: BRAZIL

Answer: Etymology of Brazil

Answer: Federal Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brasil

Answer: Barzil

Answer: Federative Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brazil (country)

Answer: Brassil

Answer: Republic of Brazil

Answer: Brésil

Answer: Brzil

Answer: Brazilian Federative Republic

Answer: Republica Federativa do Brasil

Answer: Bresil

Answer: Brazilian Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BR

Answer: República Federativa do Brasil

Answer: Brazilo


Question: During WWII, the volkssturm was the German version of what in Britain?

Answer: Home guard

Answer: Home Guard

Answer: HOME GUARD

Answer: Home Army (disambiguation)

Answer: Home Guard (disambiguation)


Question: What is the more correct term for the sport of archery?

Answer: Toxophilite

Answer: National Archery in the Schools Program

Answer: Primitive archery

Answer: Endong

Answer: Archer (comics)

Answer: Toxopholite

Answer: The Archer

Answer: Paralympic archery

Answer: Primitive Archery

Answer: Archery

Answer: Archers

Answer: Archeress

Answer: Bowmen

Answer: Archer

Answer: Bowmanship

Answer: The archer

Answer: The Archers (disambiguation)

Answer: Archery range

Answer: Anchor Point (archery)

Answer: Para-archery

Answer: Indoor archery

Answer: Toxophily

Answer: Archerie

Answer: Butt shooting

Answer: National archery in the schools program

Answer: TOXOPHILY

Answer: Paralympic Archery

Answer: Villavar Tamils


Question: She was the title character on TV's 'Ellen', who 'came out' on the front of Time magazine?

Answer: Ellen deGeneres

Answer: Ellen's Really Big Show

Answer: Ellen Degenerous

Answer: Ellen DeGeneres

Answer: Ellen De Generes

Answer: Ellen Degeneris

Answer: Ellen Degenres

Answer: Ellen Lee DeGeneres

Answer: Ellen DEGENERES

Answer: Ellen Degeneres

Answer: Ellen de Generis

Answer: Ellen DeGeneris

Answer: Ellen de Generes


Question: Subtitled 'What You Will', which play begins: 'If music be the food of love, play on'?

Answer: TWELFTH NIGHT

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: What name is given to a double loin of Beef; ie not split at the backbone?

Answer: BARON


Question: Which celebrated battle was fought near Brno on 2nd December 1805?

Answer: Austerlitz (disambiguation)

Answer: Austerlitz

Answer: AUSTERLITZ


Question: What is the Latin motto of the film company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has the motto?

Answer: Art for art's sake

Answer: Ars gratia artis

Answer: Ars Gratia Artis

Answer: Art For Art's Sake

Answer: L'art pour l'art

Answer: Art for Art's Sake

Answer: ARS GRATIA ARTIS


Question: Which French fashion designer regularly co-hosted UK TV's 'Eurotrash'?

Answer: Jean Paul Gaultier

Answer: John Paul Gautier

Answer: John Paul Gaultier

Answer: Jean-Paul GAULTIER

Answer: John-Paul Gautier

Answer: Jean Paul Gautier

Answer: Junior Gaultier

Answer: Jean-Paul Gaultier

Answer: John-Paul Gaultier


Question: What is nicknamed 'The Cathedral of the Railways'?

Answer: St. Pancras

Answer: Saint Pancras

Answer: St Pancreas

Answer: St Pancras Church

Answer: Pangratios

Answer: St Pancras (disambiguation)

Answer: St pancras

Answer: St Pancras

Answer: St PANCRAS

Answer: Pankratios

Answer: St. Pancras (disambiguation)


Question: Which society was founded in 1946 by barrister Roland Berrill & scientist Dr Lance Ware?

Answer: MozaIQ (magazine)

Answer: Mensa Switzerland

Answer: MozaIQ

Answer: MENSA

Answer: Mensa International

Answer: Mensan

Answer: Mensa International Limited

Answer: American Mensa

Answer: Mensa Bulletin

Answer: Mensa (organization)

Answer: Mensa society


Question: Which equipment-free sport did Ashok Das introduce to the British Army in 2005?

Answer: Indoor kabaddi

Answer: Kabaddi

Answer: Kabaddi Would Cup Tournament

Answer: Kabbaddi

Answer: Kabbadi

Answer: Chedugudu

Answer: Khabadi

Answer: International Kabaddi Association

Answer: National Kabaddi Association

Answer: Hadudu

Answer: Beach kabaddi

Answer: KABBADI


Question: In which city did the gangland St Valentine's Day Massacre take place?

Answer: Chi-Beria

Answer: Sayre language academy

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Hog Butcher for the World

Answer: Land of smelly onions

Answer: Ariel Community Academy

Answer: The weather in Chicago

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

Answer: Chicago, Illionis

Answer: Near North Montessori

Answer: Religion in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Finance Committee

Answer: The Paris of America

Answer: The city of Chicago

Answer: City of Chicago

Answer: List of sister cities of Chicago

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USCHI

Answer: Chicago theatre scene

Answer: Chicago, WI

Answer: The City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: Sister Cities of Chicago

Answer: Chicago il

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Answer: Performing arts in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Transportation Committee

Answer: Chicago, Wisconsin

Answer: City of chicago

Answer: Chicago theater scene

Answer: CHICAGO

Answer: Chicago, Il

Answer: Chicago, IL.

Answer: Chicago, Ill.

Answer: City of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Chi town

Answer: Chicago, United States

Answer: Chicago (Ill.)

Answer: Transport in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Answer: Chicago (IL)

Answer: USCHI

Answer: Chichago

Answer: Chcago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

Answer: Sister Cities Chicago

Answer: Chicago, USA

Answer: Chi City

Answer: Chicago, IL

Answer: Chi-Town

Answer: Chicago theatre

Answer: Paris of America

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, US

Answer: Chicago Illinois

Answer: The city of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Sister cities of Chicago


Question: With its own command structure, which of the US armed forces has a base at Quantico?

Answer: MARINE CORPS, or MARINES


Question: Who helped bring photography to the masses with his Kodak roll-film technology?

Answer: George Eastman

Answer: George EASTMAN

Answer: G. Eastman


Question: Who got to no. 3 in the UK charts with 'You're So Vain' in 1972?

Answer: Carly Simmon

Answer: CARLY SIMON

Answer: Carly Simon


Question: What was the occupation of Mr. Sowerberry, in 'Oliver Twist'?

Answer: Personas of The Undertaker

Answer: The Punisher Dice Morgan

Answer: Undertaker (Wrestler)

Answer: The Undertaker's different personas

Answer: %22Punisher%22 Dice Morgan

Answer: Mark William Calaway

Answer: Mark Callaway

Answer: Mark Calaway, Jr.

Answer: Big Evil

Answer: Te Undertaker

Answer: Batista and The Undertaker

Answer: The Demon of Death Valley

Answer: The Undretaker

Answer: Master of Pain

Answer: Punisher Dice Morgan

Answer: Mark William Callaway

Answer: Mark Callous

Answer: Kane the undertaker

Answer: Bikertaker

Answer: Kain the undertaker

Answer: The Deadman

Answer: %22The Punisher%22 Dice Morgan

Answer: Undertaker (wrestler)

Answer: Mark Calaway

Answer: Kain The Undertaker

Answer: The Undertakers Streak

Answer: %22Mean%22 Mark Callous

Answer: The WrestleMania Streak

Answer: Cain the Undertaker

Answer: Dice Morgan

Answer: 'Taker

Answer: Mark Calaway (Pro Wrestler)

Answer: King Undertaker

Answer: Mark Calloway

Answer: The Undertaker

Answer: UNDERTAKER

Answer: Mark Callaway (wwe)

Answer: The Undertaker (wrestler)

Answer: Mean Mark Callous

Answer: Mark McCool

Answer: William Calaway

Answer: Sara Calaway

Answer: The Master of Pain

Answer: Mark calloway

Answer: 21-1

Answer: The undertaker


Question: Who played the title role in the 1953 film 'Shane'?

Answer: Alan Lad

Answer: Allan Ladd

Answer: Alan Ladd

Answer: Allen Ladd

Answer: Alana Ladd

Answer: ALAN LADD

Answer: Allen Lad


Question: What surname connects equestrians Michael, Ellen, William, Robert and John?

Answer: WHITAKER

Answer: Whitaker

Answer: Whitaker (disambiguation)


Question: His name comes from the refrain of what pop song?

Answer: Strangers in the night

Answer: Doo be doo be doo

Answer: Strangers in the Night

Answer: Doo-be-doo-be-doo

Answer: Strangers in the Night (song)

Answer: STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT

Answer: Dooby dooby doo

Answer: Strangers In The Night

Answer: Stranci u noći


Question: What was the title of Fun Lovin' Criminals' 1996 song that nearly made the Top 20?

Answer: Scooby Snax

Answer: Scooby Snacks

Answer: Scooby snacks

Answer: Scooby-snack

Answer: Scooby snack

Answer: SCOOBY SNACKS


Question: Simon Legree is the villain in which famous novel?

Answer: Uncle Tom's Cabin

Answer: Simon Legree

Answer: Uncle Tom's Cabin

Answer: Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, Life Among the Lowly

Answer: Little Eva (character)

Answer: Eliza (Uncle Tom's Cabin)

Answer: Uncle Tom's Cabin: Or, Life Among the Lowly

Answer: Uncle toms cabin

Answer: Uncle Tom's Cabin, or Life Among the Lowly

Answer: Uncle Tom's cabin

Answer: Eliza Harris

Answer: Uncle Tom's little cabin

Answer: Emily Shelby

Answer: Life Among the Lowly

Answer: Legree


Question: Which is the most northerly county in the Republic?

Answer: Dun na nGall

Answer: Donegal

Answer: Donegal town

Answer: Donegal, Ireland

Answer: Dún na nGall

Answer: Donegal Borough

Answer: Donegal Town

Answer: Donegal, ireland


Question: Which national team introduced 'Total Football' at the 1974 World Cup in Germany?

Answer: Holland/Netherlands


Question: Which bird is the international symbol for happiness?

Answer: Sialia

Answer: Blue bird

Answer: Bluebird

Answer: Bluebirds


Question: Which 1962 ecological classic was written by Rachel Carson?

Answer: Slient spring

Answer: Silent Spring

Answer: Silent spring

Answer: The Silent Spring


Question: Which sporting trophy is made of melted silver rupees?

Answer: Calcutta Cup


Question: Which sport uses the terms 'plastron' 'piste' and 'riposte'?

Answer: European Fencing

Answer: Modern fencing

Answer: Sword Training

Answer: Épéeist

Answer: Fencing

Answer: Swordplay

Answer: AFL fencing

Answer: Olympic Sport of Fencing

Answer: Fencing instructor

Answer: Electric fencing (fencing)

Answer: Swordplayer

Answer: Epeeist

Answer: Fencing (sport)

Answer: Olympic fencing

Answer: Sport fencing

Answer: Foilist


Question: Which band featured Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit?

Answer: Shakespeare's Sister

Answer: Shakespear's Sister (band)

Answer: Shakespear's Sister

Answer: Shakespears Sister


Question: What was the name of the computer in the sitcom Red Dwarf?

Answer: Ilex species

Answer: Holly berry

Answer: Holly family

Answer: Ilexes

Answer: Holly

Answer: Aquifoliaceae

Answer: Ilex


Question: Who was the first presenter of Room 101 when it opened in 1994?

Answer: Nick Hancock

Answer: Nick Hancock (actor)

Answer: Nick Hancock's Fishing School


Question: Which Internet site was founded by Jimmy Wales in 2001?

Answer: Wikkippedia

Answer: Critical reception of Wikipedia

Answer: WikiPedia

Answer: Vikipedia

Answer: Wikimedia in pop culture

Answer: Validity of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipidian

Answer: Wikipidia

Answer: Whikipedia

Answer: Википедија

Answer: W'pedia

Answer: The Free Encyclopaedia

Answer: Wikpedia

Answer: WikipÆdia

Answer: Wikipiedia

Answer: Explicit content in Wikipedia

Answer: WWikipedia

Answer: The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit

Answer: 위키피디아

Answer: วิกิพีเดีย

Answer: Oiquipedià

Answer: WIKIPEDIA

Answer: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Answer: Wikepedia

Answer: Wiki-pedia

Answer: Eureka (iPhone application)

Answer: विकिपीडिया

Answer: Wikipediable

Answer: Wikipedia.org

Answer: Vicipaedius

Answer: WIKIpedia

Answer: Wikipedia Copyright

Answer: Wikipedia forks

Answer: The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Vicipaedium

Answer: Википедиja

Answer: WikiPedians

Answer: Wicipǣdia

Answer: Wikipedia.net

Answer: WikiMe

Answer: Wikipedia in web comics

Answer: Wikiepda

Answer: Censorship in wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia Parody

Answer: Wikpeida

Answer: Wikipedia copyright issues

Answer: Gueiquipedia

Answer: Wikipedia in media

Answer: Wikipédien

Answer: Wikipediae

Answer: Wikipedia mobile

Answer: Wicipaedia

Answer: Wikopedia

Answer: Wikipedia mirrors

Answer: ویکیپدیا

Answer: Wikipedai

Answer: Wikipediah

Answer: The five pillars of Wikipedia

Answer: వికిపీడియా

Answer: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can edit

Answer: Wikipedia's

Answer: Mirrors of Wikipedia

Answer: WikipediA The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wiki pedia

Answer: Вікіпедія

Answer: Wikipeidea

Answer: Vicipeid

Answer: Mobile Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipædia

Answer: Wikipedia in law

Answer: Wikipedia censorship

Answer: Wikipieda

Answer: Wikipedia - the Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikipedia the free encycolpedia

Answer: Wiikipedia

Answer: Vikipiedija

Answer: Wiki Pedia

Answer: Wikipediya

Answer: Wikipedia.

Answer: WIkipedia

Answer: WikiPaedia

Answer: Pillars of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipidya

Answer: Wikpedian

Answer: Վիքիպեդիա

Answer: Parody of Wikipedia

Answer: Wicapedia

Answer: Praise of wikipedia

Answer: Wkipedia

Answer: Wikipdia

Answer: 維基大典

Answer: Five pillars of Wikipedia

Answer: WikipediA

Answer: Vicipedia

Answer: Wikippedia

Answer: Policies and guidelines of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia software

Answer: Wikipedia traffic

Answer: Wikipedia and public opinion

Answer: Wikipidiya

Answer: Wikipanion

Answer: ויקיפעדיע

Answer: Parodies of Wikipedia

Answer: Oiquipedia

Answer: Guiquipedia

Answer: The Wikipedia Signpost

Answer: Wikipedia (website)

Answer: Wiki-Pedia

Answer: Wikipedija

Answer: WIkitality

Answer: Wikipedi

Answer: Wikipedia servers

Answer: ويكيبيديا

Answer: Wikipeda

Answer: Wikipaedia

Answer: விக்கிபீடியா

Answer: WikiPDA

Answer: ვიკიპედია

Answer: Wikipeedia

Answer: Wikipedia Bias

Answer: Vicipedius

Answer: 위키백과

Answer: Wikimedia in popular culture

Answer: Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wéijībǎikē

Answer: WikipediaDotorg

Answer: Wikipeida

Answer: Wikipedia welcome

Answer: Wkpedia

Answer: Wikiepdia

Answer: Wikipedia in webcomics

Answer: Vicipedium

Answer: Wikipedia page

Answer: Wikipeia

Answer: Wikipaedius

Answer: The Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedius

Answer: Kiwi (iPhone application)

Answer: Wikigroan

Answer: Wikipedia.info

Answer: IPedia

Answer: Qwikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia-Supported Software

Answer: Censorship by Wikipedia

Answer: Systemic bias in Wikipedia

Answer: WİKİPEDİA

Answer: Encyclopedia (iPhone application)

Answer: Wikapedia

Answer: Volunteer Response Team

Answer: Wikipedea

Answer: Wikipedia article

Answer: Википедию

Answer: Википеди

Answer: Wikipede

Answer: Wikiedia

Answer: Wikiamo

Answer: Economic effects of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipdeia

Answer: Wîkîpediya

Answer: Systemic bias of Wikipedia

Answer: Impact of Wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia mobile access

Answer: Wikipedia entry

Answer: വിക്കിപീഡിയ

Answer: ವಿಕಿಪೀಡಿಯ

Answer: Wikkipedia

Answer: Wikipedia fork

Answer: Wekepedia

Answer: GeoPedia

Answer: Wickipedia

Answer: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Economy of wikipedia

Answer: Wikipedia Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikepidea

Answer: Wikipedien

Answer: Wikipedia.com

Answer: Dispute resolution on Wikipedia

Answer: Volunteer response team

Answer: Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia

Answer: Wikipeida.org

Answer: Wikipedist

Answer: Википедия

Answer: Wiikiipedia


Question: Which famous composer's patrons were the Esterhazy family?

Answer: Franz Josef Haydn

Answer: FJH

Answer: Franz Joseph Haydn

Answer: Joseph Haydn

Answer: Joesph Haydn

Answer: Franz Haydn

Answer: Haydn, Joseph

Answer: Joseph Franz Haydn

Answer: Josef Haydn

Answer: Francis Joseph Haydn

Answer: Haydn

Answer: F. J. Haydn


Question: Who was the leader of France's Vichy Government during World War II?

Answer: Henri Phillippe Pétain

Answer: Philippe Benoni Omer Joseph Petain

Answer: Philip Petain

Answer: Marshal Pétain

Answer: Petain

Answer: Phillippe Pétain

Answer: Philipp Petain

Answer: Philipe Petain

Answer: Marshal Petain

Answer: Henri-Philippe Petain

Answer: General Pétain

Answer: Henri-Philippe Pétain

Answer: Phillippe Petain

Answer: Marshal philippe petain

Answer: Philippe Benoni Omer Joseph Pétain

Answer: Henri Phillippe Petain

Answer: Petainist

Answer: Maréchal Pétain

Answer: Philipe Pétain

Answer: Henri Philippe Benoni Omer Joseph Petain

Answer: Marshal Philippe Petain

Answer: Marshal Henri Philippe Petain

Answer: Marshall Petain

Answer: Marshall Pétain

Answer: Henri Philippe Petain

Answer: Henri Philippe Benoni Omer Joseph Pétain

Answer: Phillipp Pétain

Answer: Henri Philippe Pétain

Answer: Henri Petain

Answer: Marshal Henri Petain

Answer: Marechal Petain

Answer: Phillipp Petain

Answer: Pétainisme

Answer: Philipp Pétain

Answer: Philippe Pétain

Answer: Pétain

Answer: Philip Pétain

Answer: Phillip Pétain

Answer: General Petain

Answer: Phillip Petain

Answer: Henri Pétain

Answer: Phillipe Pétain

Answer: Philippe Petain

Answer: Phillipe Petain

Answer: Petainisme


Question: In World War I what was 'a blighty one'?

Answer: Wound allowing repatriation


Question: In which country could you drive along the 1700 kilometre Bruce Highway?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: Which comedian had an alter ego called Fred Scuttle?

Answer: Benny Hill

Answer: Alfred Hawthorne

Answer: Bennie Hill

Answer: Alfred Hawthorne Hill

Answer: Beny hill

Answer: Benny hill


Question: What does an artist hold against his/her work to support and steady the brush hand?

Answer: MAHLSTICK/MAULSTICK


Question: Who directed the 2013 film 'Twelve Years a Slave'?

Answer: Solar Productions

Answer: Steve McQueen (actor)

Answer: Steve McQueen

Answer: STEVE McQUEEN

Answer: Steve Mcqueen

Answer: Steve mcqueen

Answer: Steven McQueen

Answer: McQueen (Steve)

Answer: Terence Stephen McQueen

Answer: Terence McQueen

Answer: Solar productions

Answer: Terence Steven McQueen


Question: In which Welsh village is there only one gay, apparently?!

Answer: LLANDEWI BREFFI


Question: Who wrote the BBC tv serial drama 'The Singing Detective' (1986)?

Answer: Dennis C. G. Potter

Answer: Dennis Christopher George Potter

Answer: Dennis Potter

Answer: Denis Potter

Answer: DENNIS POTTER


Question: According to T.S. Eliot, which "is the cruellest month"?

Answer: APRIL

Answer: April (disambiguation)

Answer: April (album)

Answer: April (film)


Question: What is another name for the flower known as the snapdragon?

Answer: Snap dragons

Answer: Snapdragon

Answer: Antirrhinum

Answer: Snap dragon

Answer: Snapdragons

Answer: ANTIRRHINUM

Answer: Snap-dragons


Question: In what decade did Keir Hardie become the first Labour MP?

Answer: Eighteen-nineties

Answer: 1890–1899

Answer: 1890's

Answer: 1890-1899

Answer: Mauve Decade

Answer: 1890s (decade)

Answer: 1890's

Answer: 1890s


Question: From around 2566 B.C. to 1311 A.D. what was the world's tallest building?

Answer: Great Pyramid of Gizeh

Answer: King's Chamber

Answer: Great Pyramid of Giza

Answer: Upuaut Project

Answer: Great Pyramid of Khufu

Answer: Pyramid of Khufu

Answer: Gantenbrink's Door

Answer: Pyramid of cheops

Answer: Great pyramid at Giza

Answer: Great Pyramid @ Giza

Answer: Pyramid of Giza

Answer: Pyramid of giza

Answer: Great Pyramid at Giza

Answer: The Great Pyramid of Giza

Answer: The Great Pyramid

Answer: Khufu's Pyramid

Answer: The Great Pyramid at Giza

Answer: Great pyramid of giza

Answer: The Great Pyramid Of Giza

Answer: Great Pyramid of Cheops

Answer: Lady Arbuthnot's Chamber

Answer: Cheop's pyramid

Answer: Pyramid of Cheops

Answer: Pyramid G1

Answer: Great pyramid of Giza

Answer: Upuaut-2

Answer: Great Pyramid of Kafu

Answer: Great Pyramid Of Giza

Answer: Great pyramid

Answer: Giza Pyramid


Question: What is Britain's bestselling breakfast cereal?

Answer: Weetaflakes

Answer: Wheetabix

Answer: Weetabix Minis

Answer: Weetabix

Answer: Weetabix (cereal)


Question: Who was the first British winner of the US Women's Open?

Answer: Laura Davis


Question: What nickname was given to the Morris Cowley due to its appearance?

Answer: Bullnose

Answer: Bull nose

Answer: Bull Nose


Question: The bestselling children's book "Grandpa's great escape" is by which writer?

Answer: David Walliams

Answer: Walliams


Question: Which World war 2 American general was nicknamed "Vinegar Joe"?

Answer: Stilwell

Answer: Stillwell

Answer: Stilwell (disambiguation)


Question: N'Djamena is the capital city of which landlocked country in central Africa?

Answer: تشاد

Answer: Republique du Tchad

Answer: Tšād

Answer: Republic of Chad

Answer: République du Tchad

Answer: Chade

Answer: Chad

Answer: Tshād

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TD

Answer: Chad (country)

Answer: The Chad

Answer: جمهورية تشاد

Answer: Tsjad

Answer: Chadian Republic

Answer: Tschad

Answer: Gumhuriyyat Tšad

Answer: Culture of Chad

Answer: Tchad

Answer: Ǧumhūriyyat Tšād

Answer: Jumhūriyyat Tshād


Question: In October 2015, which city was named by VisitEngland as the 'Home of English Sport'?

Answer: County Borough of Nottingham

Answer: Cookie Club

Answer: Nottingham, Nottinghamshire

Answer: Nottm

Answer: City of Nottingham

Answer: Nottingham, East Midlands

Answer: Coppice Farm Primary School

Answer: Nottingham, England

Answer: Snotingaham

Answer: Shottingham

Answer: The Creative Quarter Nottingham

Answer: Nottingham, UK

Answer: Nottingham

Answer: Nottingham Enterprise Zone

Answer: Tigguo Cobauc

Answer: Creative Quarter, Nottingham

Answer: Nottingham, United Kingdom

Answer: Poultry Walk, Nottingham

Answer: Nottingham UA


Question: Which artery is the main source of blood for the leg?

Answer: Femoral Arteries

Answer: Femoral pulse

Answer: Arteria femoralis profunda

Answer: Common femoral artery

Answer: Femoral artery

Answer: Femural artery

Answer: Superficial femoral artery

Answer: Femoral arteries

Answer: Arteria femoralis

Answer: Arteria femoralis superficialis


Question: The Fair Maid of Perth is a novel by which author?

Answer: Sir Walter Scotts's

Answer: Minstrel of the Border

Answer: Doctor Jonas Dryasdust

Answer: Wizard of the North

Answer: Malachi Malasgrowther

Answer: Sir Walter Scott, 1st Baronet

Answer: Scott, Walter

Answer: Walter Scott, 1st Baronet

Answer: Walter Scott

Answer: Border Minstrel

Answer: The Caledonian Comet

Answer: The Aristo of the North

Answer: Great Magician

Answer: Sir Walter Scott

Answer: Scott, Sir Walter

Answer: Sir W. Scott

Answer: Malachi Malgrowther

Answer: And come he slow or come he fast it is but death who comes at last


Question: Plato and Xenophon were both pupils of which Greek philosopher?

Answer: Suqrat

Answer: Socrates Johnson

Answer: Socreates

Answer: Sōkrátēs

Answer: Σωκράτης

Answer: SOCRATES

Answer: Socrates

Answer: Sacrifice a cock to Asclepius

Answer: Socrates the Wise

Answer: Elench

Answer: Sokrátes

Answer: Sokrat

Answer: Sokrates

Answer: SoCrates


Question: What is the surname of the title character of Anne of Green Gables?

Answer: Shirley

Answer: Shirley (disambiguation)

Answer: Shirley (singer)


Question: In stamp collecting, what do the initials F D C represent?

Answer: First-day cover

Answer: First day ceremony

Answer: First Day Covers

Answer: First day of issue

Answer: First Day Cover

Answer: Earliest known use

Answer: First day cover


Question: What is the appropriate name of the craft which crashed into Mercury in April?

Answer: The Messenger (album)

Answer: The Messenger (disambiguation)

Answer: Messengers

Answer: Messenger Service

Answer: The Messenger (film)

Answer: Messenger (disambiguation)

Answer: The Messenger

Answer: Messenger (album)

Answer: Messenger

Answer: Messenger service

Answer: The Messenger (novel)

Answer: The Messengers


Question: Referring to an aspect of its shape, what is the alternative name for a premolar tooth?

Answer: Maxillary bicuspid

Answer: Dens premolaris

Answer: Premolars

Answer: Pm3 (dentistry)

Answer: Dentes premolares

Answer: Mandibular bicuspid

Answer: Second bicuspid

Answer: Maxillary premolar

Answer: First bicuspid

Answer: Præmolares

Answer: Bicuspids

Answer: Second premolar

Answer: Premolar teeth

Answer: Biscuspid

Answer: Praemolares

Answer: Bicuspid

Answer: Premolar tooth

Answer: Pre-Molars

Answer: Premolar

Answer: Bicuspid teeth

Answer: First premolar

Answer: Bicuspid tooth


Question: In June 2015, after severe flooding, which capital city saw a mass escape of zoo animals?

Answer: Asia/Tbilisi

Answer: Capital of Georgia

Answer: Tbilisi, Georgia

Answer: Thbilisi

Answer: Tfilis

Answer: Tbisili

Answer: 5linesradio

Answer: Tblisi

Answer: Tp'ilisi

Answer: Tbilissi

Answer: T'Bilisi

Answer: Tbilisi, GA

Answer: Tbilisi/Tiflis

Answer: Tiflis

Answer: Tphilisiis

Answer: Tifflis

Answer: Teflis

Answer: T'bilisi

Answer: 5 Lines Radio

Answer: Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia

Answer: Tbilisi, USSR

Answer: Tbilisi

Answer: Tiblisi

Answer: Capital of Georgia (country)

Answer: Tiflis Province, Ottoman Empire

Answer: Tbilsi

Answer: თბილისი

Answer: Tibilisi


Question: Which early Bob Dylan album and its title song reference a Texan gunfighter?

Answer: John Wesley Harding (disambiguation)

Answer: John Wesley Harding


Question: Whose 1977-79 albums, Low, "Heroes" and Lodger, are known as his Berlin Trilogy?

Answer: Hermione Farthingale

Answer: Ziggy Stardust (persona)

Answer: The Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Berlin Trilogy

Answer: Bowiesque

Answer: David Bowie

Answer: David bowie filmography

Answer: Davie Jones and the King Bees

Answer: Bowiean

Answer: David bowie

Answer: Tao Jones Index

Answer: Bowie, David

Answer: The Konrads

Answer: Davie Jones with the King Bees

Answer: David Bowie's

Answer: David Bowi

Answer: Davis bowie

Answer: The Manish Boys

Answer: David Robert Hayward-Jones

Answer: Ziggy stardust (persona)

Answer: The King of Glitter Rock

Answer: David Hayward-Jones

Answer: The Lower Third

Answer: Davy Jones and the Lower Third


Question: What is the forename of Lewis Hamilton's father, a prominent member of his entourage?

Answer: Anthony

Answer: Anthony Tony

Answer: Anthony (disambiguation)


Question: What is Australian slang for an outside lavatory?

Answer: Dunny


Question: Who became Australia's fifth prime minister in five years last month?

Answer: Malcolm B. Turnbull

Answer: Malcolm Turnball

Answer: Malcolm Bligh Turnbull

Answer: Malcolm Turnbull


Question: Which European country has the world's oldest national flag?

Answer: Eastern Denmark

Answer: Kingdom of denmark

Answer: Denmarke

Answer: Subdivisions of Denmark

Answer: Kongeriget Danmark

Answer: Mainland Denmark

Answer: Danmoerk

Answer: Denmark proper

Answer: Danimarca

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DK

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Dänemark

Answer: Danska

Answer: Denmarc

Answer: KingdomOfDenmark

Answer: DENMARK

Answer: Kingdom of Denmark

Answer: Denemarke

Answer: Administrative divisions of denmark

Answer: Danish kingdom

Answer: Danemark

Answer: Daenemark

Answer: Media in Denmark

Answer: Danmörk

Answer: DenmarK

Answer: Danmork

Answer: Administrative divisions of Denmark

Answer: Media of Denmark

Answer: Danish Kingdom

Answer: Dinamarca


Question: What name was given to areas of England under Viking control?

Answer: Viking Britain

Answer: Danelaw (Timeline)

Answer: History of the Danelaw

Answer: Danelagh

Answer: Anglo-Danish

Answer: The Danelaw

Answer: Danelaw

Answer: Anglo-Danes


Question: Which English king was the first to establish a regular navy?

Answer: Ælfrǣd the Great

Answer: AELfred

Answer: ÆLfred

Answer: Alfrad

Answer: Aelfred the Great

Answer: King Alfred

Answer: Alfred the great

Answer: Elfrad

Answer: Aelfraed

Answer: King Aelfred

Answer: Ælfræd

Answer: Alfred of Wessex

Answer: Alfred King of England

Answer: Ælfred

Answer: Alfred, King of England

Answer: King Alfred the Great

Answer: AElfred the Great

Answer: Ælfred the Great

Answer: AElfrid

Answer: Ælfrid

Answer: Ælfrēd the Great

Answer: Alfred of England

Answer: King AElfred

Answer: Elfred

Answer: Ælfrēd

Answer: Aelfred

Answer: Alfred I of England

Answer: King Alfred The Great

Answer: King Ælfred

Answer: Ælfrǣd

Answer: Alfred %22The Great%22 of Wessex

Answer: Alfred The Great

Answer: King Alfred Syndrome

Answer: Alfred I

Answer: Alfred the Great


Question: Which South American capital is the nearest to the equator?

Answer: Quito, Ecuador

Answer: Quiteño

Answer: Quito

Answer: Qeeto

Answer: Keyto

Answer: Historic Center of Quito

Answer: Quitoh

Answer: Quiteno

Answer: Queeto

Answer: San Francisco de Quito

Answer: Capital of Ecuador

Answer: Gringolandia

Answer: Santiago de Quito

Answer: Qito


Question: Which children's character's first words upon waking are 'What's for breakfast'?

Answer: Winnie-the-pooh

Answer: Winnie pooh

Answer: Winnie Sanders

Answer: Winnie the Pooh

Answer: Vinni Pux

Answer: Winny the Pooh

Answer: List of Winnie-the-Pooh television series

Answer: Winnie Pooh

Answer: Bear Of Very Little Brain

Answer: Winnie-the-Pooh (TV series)

Answer: Vinnie Pux

Answer: Winney the Pooh

Answer: Pooh

Answer: Winnie the pooh

Answer: Winnie-the-Pooh (character)

Answer: Winnie-The-Pooh

Answer: Whinnie the pooh

Answer: Hunny

Answer: Poohbear

Answer: Winnie Poo

Answer: Poo bear

Answer: Vinnie Pukh

Answer: Pooh Bear

Answer: Winnie-the-Pooh

Answer: Winnie The Pooh


Question: Who performed the theme song to The Man With The Golden Gun?

Answer: Lulu (film)

Answer: Lulu (album)

Answer: LULU

Answer: Lulu (disambiguation)

Answer: Lulu

Answer: Lulu (Lulu album)


Question: Tintern Abbey, made famous by Wordsworth's poetry, stands on which river?

Answer: Wye

Answer: Wye (disambiguation)

Answer: Wye River


Question: What nickname did the American media give to Jane Fonda during the Vietnam War?

Answer: Jane Fonda

Answer: Jane Fonda Foundation

Answer: IPC Films

Answer: Jane fonda

Answer: Jayne Seymour Fonda

Answer: Hanoi Jane

Answer: Jane Seymour Fonda


Question: Which Beatles offering was first shown on British TV on Boxing Day 1967?

Answer: Magical mystery tour

Answer: The Magical Mystery Tour

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour (disambiguation)

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour (EP)

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour

Answer: Magical Mistery Tour

Answer: The Magical Mistery Tour

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour (album)

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour (double EP)


Question: Claude Littner is the new face in the latest series of which programme?

Answer: The Apprentice (disambiguation)

Answer: The Apprentice

Answer: The apprentice

Answer: The Apprentice (novel)

Answer: The Apprentice: The Ultimate Job Interview

Answer: Apprentice, The


Question: Who finished bottom of County Cricket's Division One this year?

Answer: Worcestershire county

Answer: Worcestershire County

Answer: Worcs

Answer: County of Worcester

Answer: Worcestershire, England

Answer: Wigorn

Answer: Wribbenhall

Answer: Worcestershire

Answer: Worchestershire


Question: In which film does Andie MacDowell try to fiddle a US stay for Gerard Depardieu?

Answer: Green card (disambiguation)

Answer: Green Card

Answer: Green card

Answer: Green cards

Answer: Greencard


Question: On which instrument would a 'paradiddle' be played?

Answer: Kit drumming

Answer: 5 piece drum set

Answer: Drum Set

Answer: Drumkit

Answer: Drum kit

Answer: Traps kit

Answer: Drums

Answer: Jazz kit

Answer: Kit drummer

Answer: Drum Kit

Answer: Drumset

Answer: Drum case

Answer: Trap set

Answer: The drums

Answer: Breakables

Answer: Jonathan Pierce (musician)

Answer: Drum shield

Answer: Accent cymbal

Answer: Drum size conventions

Answer: Drum set

Answer: Drum booth

Answer: Drum kits


Question: Which kind of food can be either 'blanket' or 'honeycomb'?

Answer: Cow stomachs

Answer: Škembići

Answer: Tripe

Answer: Pátsas

Answer: Beef tripe

Answer: Trippa

Answer: Tripes


Question: In which country is the Mekong Delta?

Answer: Độc lập - tự do - hạnh phúc

Answer: Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: 越南社會主義共和國

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VN

Answer: SRVN

Answer: VIETNAM

Answer: CHXHCN Vietnam

Answer: Viet Nam Socialist Repub

Answer: SRoV

Answer: S.R. Vietnam

Answer: Languages of Viet Nam

Answer: Communist Vietnam

Answer: Red Vietnam (modern)

Answer: Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc

Answer: People's Republic of Vietnam

Answer: VietNam

Answer: Việtnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

Answer: Yue Nan

Answer: Viêtnam

Answer: Độc lập, tự do, hạnh phúc

Answer: SR Vietnam

Answer: Yuenan

Answer: Vietman

Answer: Vietnarm

Answer: Viet nam

Answer: Veitnam

Answer: Languages of Vietnam

Answer: Viêt Nam

Answer: Vietnam

Answer: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Etymology of Vietnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc

Answer: Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: Viet-Nam

Answer: Viet Nam

Answer: Vjet-Namo

Answer: Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Vietnamese Republic

Answer: Việt Nam


Question: Who painted The Judgement of Paris, In around 1636?

Answer: Pieter Pauwel Rubens

Answer: Peter Paul Reubens

Answer: Petrus Paulus Rubens

Answer: Peter Paul Rubens

Answer: Peter Rubens

Answer: Pieter Paul Rubens

Answer: Peter Paul Ruebens

Answer: Rubens

Answer: Pieter-Paul Rubens

Answer: Sir Peter Paul Rubens

Answer: Rubenesque

Answer: Sir Peter Rubens


Question: George W Bush was given which diminutive herbaceous nickname?

Answer: Bushes

Answer: Shrub

Answer: Frutices

Answer: Subshrubs

Answer: Bush (plant)

Answer: Bush (shrub)

Answer: Frutex

Answer: Shrubs

Answer: Shrubby

Answer: Schrub


Question: Which rock star is known as 'The Boss'?

Answer: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band

Answer: Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band

Answer: Bruce Springsteen & The E-Street Band

Answer: Bruce Frederick Springsteen

Answer: Bruce %22The Boss%22 Springsteen

Answer: Springstein

Answer: Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band

Answer: Bruce Springstein

Answer: Bruce Springsteen's awards and honors

Answer: Bruce Springsteen

Answer: Springsteen

Answer: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Answer: Bruce Springstein and The E Street Band

Answer: Bruce springsteen

Answer: Springsteen, Bruce

Answer: Bruce Springstien

Answer: Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band

Answer: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

Answer: Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen


Question: Which World War 2 American general was known as 'Vinegar Joe'?

Answer: Stilwell

Answer: Stillwell

Answer: Stilwell (disambiguation)


Question: The nickname for Dumfries became the name of which Scottish football club?

Answer: The Doonhamers

Answer: Queen of the South FC

Answer: Queen of The South

Answer: QOTSFC

Answer: Queen of the South F. C.

Answer: Queen of the south fc

Answer: Qots

Answer: QotSFC

Answer: The Mighty Queen of the South

Answer: Queen of the South

Answer: Queen of the South F C

Answer: Queen of the south

Answer: QOSFC

Answer: Queen of the South F.C.


Question: Bradford and Brighton both have a newspaper called what?

Answer: Argos (Greek mythology)

Answer: Argus (disambiguation)

Answer: Argos (mythology)

Answer: Argus


Question: Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer discovered which rare fish in 1938?

Answer: Xelacanth

Answer: Latimerioidei

Answer: Cilocanth

Answer: Sealicanth

Answer: Coelacanthini

Answer: Silakanth

Answer: Coelacanths

Answer: Coelacanthiformes

Answer: Celocanth

Answer: Coelacanthimorpha

Answer: Coelocanthe

Answer: Coelacanth in popular culture

Answer: Coelacanth

Answer: Xilocanth

Answer: Coelocanth

Answer: Coelecanth

Answer: Caelocanth

Answer: Sealacanth

Answer: Coleocanth

Answer: Celecanth

Answer: Coecelanth

Answer: Xelecanth

Answer: Modern Coelocanth

Answer: Cœlacanth

Answer: Latimeriidae

Answer: Coelacant

Answer: Coelecant

Answer: Latimeria (genus)

Answer: Latimeridae

Answer: Colacanth


Question: Who became head coach of Sunderland in March 2015?

Answer: Advocaat, Dick

Answer: Dick Advocaat


Question: What was Her Majesty's Prison Manchester called until 1990?

Answer: HM Prison Manchester

Answer: HMP Manchester

Answer: Manchester (HM Prison)

Answer: HMP Strangeways

Answer: Manchester Prison

Answer: Strangeways

Answer: Strangeway Riots

Answer: Strangeways Prison


Question: Which is the most southerly of the Canadian provinces?

Answer: Ontario (canada)

Answer: Ontario

Answer: Ontario Canada

Answer: ON, Canada

Answer: Canada Ontario

Answer: Ontairo

Answer: Ontarian

Answer: Climate of Ontario

Answer: Ontario, Canada

Answer: Province of Ontario

Answer: CA-ON

Answer: Ontario (Canada)


Question: In which decade did Coates compose 'The Dam Busters March'?

Answer: The Fifties

Answer: 1950s

Answer: 1950-1959

Answer: 50's

Answer: 1950's

Answer: 1950–1959

Answer: Nineteen-fifties

Answer: 1950s (decade)

Answer: 1950ies

Answer: 1950's

Answer: '50s

Answer: 195%3F

Answer: Fifties


Question: IBM Halt is one of nine railway stations in which Clydeside town?

Answer: Greenock, Renfrewshire

Answer: Greenock, Inverclyde

Answer: Greenock

Answer: Famous Greenockians

Answer: Famous greenockians

Answer: Greenock, Scotland

Answer: Port of Greenock


Question: Which East Midlands club holds the Football League record for most games played?

Answer: Nots County


Question: Which northern Duchies were questionable until the 1860s?

Answer: Lütt-Witt Moor

Answer: Sleswick-Holsatia

Answer: Slesvig-Holsten

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein

Answer: Sleswick-Holstein

Answer: Schleswig–Holstein

Answer: Slesvig-Holstein

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Answer: Sleswig-Holsteen

Answer: Schleswig Holstein


Question: 'Indian Love Call' is a song from which 1924 operetta?

Answer: Rose-Marie

Answer: Rose Marie (operetta)


Question: What kind of dish is the French 'pithivier'?

Answer: A Pie

Answer: Savoury pie

Answer: Pie

Answer: Peach pie

Answer: Raspberry pie

Answer: Chocolate crust

Answer: Sweet pie

Answer: Peanut butter pie

Answer: Pies


Question: Which explorer was cast adrift by his crew in 1611 and never seen again?

Answer: Sir Henry Hudson

Answer: Henry Hudson's third voyage

Answer: Henry Hudson

Answer: Hendrik Hudson

Answer: Henry hudson


Question: Which is heaviest of all naturally-occurring elements?

Answer: 234U

Answer: Uranium Processing

Answer: Uraniam

Answer: Element 92

Answer: Uranium

Answer: Uranium and other radioactive substances

Answer: Uranium compounds

Answer: Uranic

Answer: Diuranium

Answer: Uranium supply

Answer: History of uranium

Answer: U(VI)

Answer: U(IV)

Answer: Uranium metal


Question: Luzon is an island of which country?

Answer: Islas Filipinas

Answer: The Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines Republic

Answer: Pinas (country)

Answer: Philipine

Answer: Phillipines

Answer: Republic of Philippines

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PH

Answer: Republic of Pilipinas

Answer: PHILIPPINE

Answer: Regional population of the Philippines

Answer: Fillipines

Answer: The Philipines

Answer: Filippines

Answer: Phillippenes

Answer: Las Islas Filipinas

Answer: Islas de Filipinas

Answer: Filipines

Answer: Legazpi Boulevard

Answer: Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Fillippines

Answer: Philippine archipelago

Answer: Philippine islands

Answer: Philippinan

Answer: The Phillipines

Answer: PHILIPPINES

Answer: The Phillippines

Answer: Lu Sung

Answer: Philippine republic

Answer: Philipines

Answer: Philippine Islands

Answer: Phillipine

Answer: Etymology of the Philippines

Answer: Philippine Archipelago

Answer: Filipino Republic

Answer: Philippines Colonial History

Answer: Phillippines

Answer: Republika ng Pilipinas

Answer: Philippines archipelago

Answer: Pilipinas

Answer: The Philippines

Answer: Philippine

Answer: Philiphines

Answer: Department of Health-Center for Health Development

Answer: Philippenes

Answer: Phillippine

Answer: Phillipenes


Question: What is the heraldic name for the colour green?

Answer: Green (heraldry)

Answer: Verte

Answer: Vert

Answer: Vert (heraldry)

Answer: Green (vexillology)

Answer: Sinople (heraldry)


Question: Lloret de Mar lies on which Spanish costa?

Answer: Costa Brava

Answer: Costa brava


Question: What used to be known as the Blessed or Fortunate Isles?

Answer: The Canary islands

Answer: Canary Isles

Answer: Canaria

Answer: Canary islands

Answer: Science in the Canary Islands

Answer: Canary Island

Answer: List of islands of the Canary Islands

Answer: Rail transport in the Canary Islands

Answer: The Canary Islands

Answer: History of the Canary Islands

Answer: Islas Canarias

Answer: Telecommunications in the Canary Islands

Answer: Canary island

Answer: Name of the Canary Islands

Answer: Communications in the Canary Islands

Answer: Canarias islands

Answer: Foreign relations of the Canary Islands

Answer: Canarias Autonomous Community, Spain

Answer: Canarian Archipelago

Answer: Canary Silands

Answer: Canarias Autonomous Community

Answer: Climate of the Canary Islands

Answer: Canarias, Spain

Answer: Canery islands

Answer: Economy of the Canary Islands

Answer: Canary Islands, Spain

Answer: Canary Islands

Answer: Geography of the Canary Islands


Question: In the books by Bernard Cornwell what is the first name of Sharpe?

Answer: Richard or Dick


Question: In the books by Patrick O'Brien what was the nickname of Captain Aubrey?

Answer: Lucky (2012 film)

Answer: Lucky (album)

Answer: Lucky (novel

Answer: Lucky (film)

Answer: Lucky (song)

Answer: LUCKY

Answer: Lucky

Answer: Lucky (disambiguation)

Answer: Lucky (novel)

Answer: Lucky (single)


Question: Which member of the earwig family is also known as a fishmoth?

Answer: Silver fishes

Answer: Fish moth

Answer: Silverfish

Answer: Fishmoths

Answer: Urban silverfish

Answer: Urban silverfishes

Answer: Urban silver fish

Answer: Urban silver fishes

Answer: Fishmoth

Answer: Silverfishes

Answer: Lepisma saccharina

Answer: Fish moths


Question: What was Margot's surname in "The Good Life" TV series?

Answer: Leadbetter

Answer: Leadbetter (disambiguation)


Question: What was the name of the Hollywood restaurant opened by Jack Dempsey?

Answer: The Brown Derby

Answer: Brown Derby

Answer: Brown Durby


Question: Which craft involves using knots and hitches to make textiles?

Answer: Macrame

Answer: Hemp necklace

Answer: Macram

Answer: Macramé

Answer: Macrame Lace

Answer: Hemp necklaces


Question: Who played Miss Pugh on the Hancock radio show?

Answer: Hattie jakes

Answer: Hattie Jacques

Answer: Josephine Edwina Jaques


Question: Conakry is the capital of which African country?

Answer: Republic of Guinea

Answer: Guinée

Answer: Guinea (Republic of)

Answer: Guinean

Answer: Guinea-Conkary

Answer: Guinea

Answer: Health care in Guinea

Answer: Culture of Guinea

Answer: The Republic of Guinea

Answer: République de Guinée

Answer: Guinea Conakry

Answer: Independence Day (Guinea)

Answer: Old Guinea

Answer: People's Revolutionary Republic of Guinea

Answer: Guinea-Conakry

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GN


Question: Who as of September 30th is Canadian prime Minister?

Answer: Steven Harper

Answer: Stephen Harper (disambiguation)

Answer: Steven Harper (disambiguation)


Question: What trade did both Dick Turpin and Butch Cassidy follow?

Answer: Butchers

Answer: The butcher

Answer: Boning

Answer: Butchers shop

Answer: Butchering

Answer: Butchers shops

Answer: Secondary butchery

Answer: The Butcher

Answer: Butcher shops

Answer: Butcher

Answer: Butcher's shops

Answer: Secondary butchering

Answer: Butcher shop

Answer: Butchers' shop

Answer: Butchers' shops

Answer: Butchered

Answer: Boucherie

Answer: Butchery

Answer: Butcher's shop


Question: In humans ribs are divided into three types. True, False and which other?

Answer: Floating (song)

Answer: Floating

Answer: Floating (album)

Answer: Floating (disambiguation)


Question: In the Sherlock Holmes stories who was Moriarty's second in command?

Answer: Colonel Moran

Answer: 1st Bangalore Pioneers

Answer: Colonel Sebastian Moran

Answer: Sebastian Moran


Question: Which is the most southerly of the Shipping Forecast areas?

Answer: Trafalgar (disambiguation)

Answer: Trafalger

Answer: Trafalgar

Answer: Tralfagar

Answer: Traflagar


Question: Which song was a UK number one for Terry Jacks in 1974 and for Westlife in 1999?

Answer: Seasons in the Sun

Answer: Seasons In the Sun

Answer: Sommar varje dag

Answer: Seasons In The Sun

Answer: Le Moribond

Answer: Seasons in the sun


Question: The A1 is the longest A-road in the UK. What is the longest A-road entirely in England?

Answer: A.38

Answer: A38 motorway

Answer: A38

Answer: A38 (disambiguation)

Answer: A 38

Answer: A-38

Answer: A38 roads


Question: The disease blossom end rot is most frequently found in which greenhouse crop?

Answer: Tomato

Answer: Solanum lycopersicum

Answer: Tomat

Answer: Lycopersicum esculentum

Answer: Common tomato

Answer: Tomato varieties

Answer: Hot House tomato

Answer: Tomatoes

Answer: Poma amoris

Answer: Tomatos

Answer: Lycopersicum lycopersicum

Answer: Tomatoe

Answer: Gogonele

Answer: Tomahto

Answer: Lycopersicon lycopersicum

Answer: Tomatto

Answer: Domates

Answer: Green tomatoes

Answer: Tomattoe

Answer: Green tomato

Answer: Tamatar

Answer: Potato potato

Answer: Lycopersicon esculentum

Answer: Jitomate

Answer: Tamator

Answer: Hot House tomatoes

Answer: Tomattoes

Answer: Love-apple

Answer: Tamato

Answer: Tomato plant

Answer: Love Apple

Answer: Lycopersicum

Answer: Tomattos


Question: Who wrote the Campus Trilogy of novels: Changing Places, Small World, and Nice Work?

Answer: David Lodge

Answer: David Lodge (disambiguation)

Answer: Lodge, David


Question: According to several early Old Testament books, who led the Israelites after the death of Moses?

Answer: Joshua of ephraim

Answer: JOSHUA

Answer: Y'hosheya

Answer: Yehoshea

Answer: Yahushua

Answer: Yoshea

Answer: Yehoshua%60

Answer: Yūsha

Answer: Yhoshoa

Answer: Joshua bin Nun

Answer: Joshua Ben Nun

Answer: Yehosha

Answer: Jehoshua

Answer: Yahusha

Answer: Yhoshua

Answer: Joshua Bin-Nun

Answer: Yhoshua Ben Nun

Answer: Yoshia

Answer: Yehoshua Ben Nun

Answer: Y'hoshiya

Answer: Yhoshea

Answer: Y'hoshea

Answer: Yhosheya

Answer: Yoshoa

Answer: Joshua ben Nun

Answer: Josue

Answer: Yhoshia

Answer: Y'hoshua

Answer: Yhosha

Answer: Yusha'

Answer: Yhoshiya

Answer: Y'hoshia

Answer: Joshua's Prayer

Answer: Ieshua

Answer: Y'hoshoa

Answer: Yoshua

Answer: Y'hosha

Answer: Joshuah

Answer: يوشع

Answer: Joshua

Answer: Yehoshia

Answer: Jesus Navin

Answer: Joshua in Islam

Answer: Joshua's conquests

Answer: Yosheya

Answer: Joshua son of Nun

Answer: Yehoshoa

Answer: Yehoshiya

Answer: Yĕhōshūa'

Answer: Yehosheya

Answer: Yosha

Answer: Jehoshuah

Answer: יְהוֹשֻׁעַ


Question: The eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleberg are a dominant symbol in which 1925 novel and later films?

Answer: George Wilson (Gatsby)

Answer: Nick Carroway

Answer: Dr. T.J. Eckleburg

Answer: Meyer Wolfsheim

Answer: Wolfshiem

Answer: The Great Gatsby

Answer: Trimalchio (book)

Answer: Tom Buchanan

Answer: Great Gatsby

Answer: Jordan Baker (The Great Gatsby)

Answer: T.J. Eckelburg

Answer: Nick Carraway

Answer: The Great gatsby

Answer: Daisy Fay

Answer: Meyer Wolfshiem

Answer: Myrtle Wilson

Answer: Nick Caraway

Answer: George Wilson (The Great Gatsby)

Answer: The great gatsby

Answer: Dr. T. J. Eckleberg

Answer: Trimalchio (novel)

Answer: The Rise of the Colored Empires

Answer: Dr. T. J. Eckleburg

Answer: THE GREAT GATSBY

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

Answer: Oggsford

Answer: Tom Buchanan (The Great Gatsby)


Question: What six-letter word, taken from Yiddish, means 'to grumble, complain', especially when done to excess?

Answer: Kvetch (disambiguation)

Answer: KVETCH

Answer: Kvetch


Question: What part does Shirley Henderson play in the Harry Potter films?

Answer: Harry Potter's future

Answer: Madam Rosmerta

Answer: Andros the invincible

Answer: Gaspard Shingleton

Answer: Stan Shunpike

Answer: Ignotus Peverell

Answer: Teddy Remus Lupin

Answer: Grindelwald (Harry Potter)

Answer: Tarquin McTavish

Answer: Moaning Myrtle (Harry Potter)

Answer: Pansy Parkinson

Answer: Ms. Figg

Answer: Bowman Wright

Answer: Cedric Diggory

Answer: Muggle Prime Minister

Answer: Amy Benson

Answer: James Potter II

Answer: Peverell family

Answer: Marjorie Dursley

Answer: Harry Potter's Future

Answer: The Dursleys

Answer: Xenophilius Lovegood

Answer: Gellert Grindelwald

Answer: Oliver Wood (Harry Potter)

Answer: Ted Tonks

Answer: Narcissa Malfoy

Answer: Teddy lupin

Answer: Dursley Family

Answer: Daisy Dodderidge

Answer: Vincent Crabbe

Answer: Tarquin mctavish

Answer: Cedric digory

Answer: Vernon Dursley

Answer: Goyle

Answer: Amy benson

Answer: MOANING MYRTLE

Answer: Antioch Peverell

Answer: List of Harry Potter supporting characters

Answer: Bathilda Bagshot

Answer: List of supporting Harry Potter characters

Answer: Hugo Weasley

Answer: Lily Potter II

Answer: Moaning Myrtle

Answer: Uncle Vernon

Answer: Andromeda Black

Answer: Xenophilius lovegood

Answer: Crispin Cronk

Answer: Crabbe and Goyle

Answer: Harry potter minor characters

Answer: Cedric diggory

Answer: Narcissa malfoy

Answer: Minor characters in harry potter

Answer: Dursley family

Answer: Viktor Krum

Answer: Teddy Lupin

Answer: Andromeda Tonks

Answer: List of Minor Slytherin Characters

Answer: Vincent crabbe

Answer: Dursleys

Answer: Theodore Tonks

Answer: Mr. Borgin

Answer: Cormac McLaggen

Answer: Narcissa Black Malfoy

Answer: Rita Skeeter

Answer: Albus Severus Potter

Answer: Madame Rosmerta

Answer: Lilly Potter II

Answer: Victoire Weasley

Answer: Caracatus Burke

Answer: Xenophillius Lovegood

Answer: Hut-on-the-rock

Answer: Auntie Muriel

Answer: Miranda Goshawk

Answer: Durselys

Answer: Tom the bartender

Answer: List of minor characters in the Harry Potter books

Answer: The House of Black

Answer: Minor harry potter characters

Answer: Idris Oakby

Answer: Crospin Conk

Answer: Tom (the barman)

Answer: Hippocrates Smethwyck

Answer: Victor Krum

Answer: The Peverell brothers

Answer: Grandchildren of the Weasley Family

Answer: Petunia Evans

Answer: Madam Rosemerta

Answer: Frank Bryce

Answer: Victoire weasley

Answer: List of minor Slytherin characters

Answer: Mrs. Krum

Answer: Narcissa Black

Answer: Mrs Arabella Figg

Answer: Dudley Dursley

Answer: Ignatius prewett

Answer: Olympe Maxime

Answer: Tom the barman

Answer: Bridget Wenlock

Answer: Perkins (Harry Potter character)

Answer: Ted Lupin

Answer: Tom (barman)

Answer: Peverell brothers

Answer: Angelica Mandy

Answer: Petunia Dursley

Answer: Rose Weasley

Answer: Ignatius Peverall

Answer: Ickle Diddykins

Answer: Hepzibah Smith

Answer: Harry Potter's Descendants

Answer: Madame Maxine

Answer: Grindlewald

Answer: Lily Luna Potter

Answer: Ogg (Harry Potter character)

Answer: Victor krum

Answer: Gregory Goyle

Answer: Aunt Marge

Answer: Rangok

Answer: Albus Potter

Answer: Minor Slytherins

Answer: Mr Ollivander

Answer: James Sirius Potter

Answer: Cormac mclaggen

Answer: Moaning Mrytle

Answer: Dursleys family

Answer: Miss Pansy Parkinson

Answer: Felix Summerbee

Answer: Marge Dursley

Answer: Cadmus Peverell

Answer: Madame Maxime

Answer: Mr. Ollivander

Answer: Nicolas Flamel (Harry Potter)

Answer: Gabrielle Delacour

Answer: The Weird Sisters (Harry Potter)

Answer: Supporting Harry Potter characters

Answer: Ollivander

Answer: Grandchildren of the Weasley family

Answer: Augusta Longbottom

Answer: Minor Harry Potter characters


Question: What 17th- and 18th-century weapon was a short flintlock gun with a large bore?

Answer: Blunderbuss pistol

Answer: Donderbuss

Answer: BLUNDERBUSS

Answer: Blunderbuss

Answer: Iron blunderbuss


Question: 'When Will You Marry?' became the world's most expensive work of art when it was sold

Answer: Paul GAUGUIN

Answer: Paul Gaugin

Answer: Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gauguin

Answer: Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin

Answer: Gaugin


Question: Also known as the Blue Mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque is in which city?

Answer: Stambulu

Answer: Istanbul (Turkey)

Answer: Istanbul

Answer: UN/LOCODE:TRIST

Answer: Kushta

Answer: Historic Areas of İstanbul

Answer: Easthambull

Answer: Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality

Answer: Konstantiniye

Answer: Istamboul

Answer: Instanbul

Answer: Stambol

Answer: City of Istanbul

Answer: Micklegard

Answer: Lygos

Answer: Islambol

Answer: East Ham Bull

Answer: Istambul

Answer: İstanbul

Answer: Stambul

Answer: Dersaâdet

Answer: Instabul

Answer: Constantinople (Turkey)

Answer: Istanbull

Answer: Ligos

Answer: ISTANBUL

Answer: Tzarigrad

Answer: Constantinopole, Turkey

Answer: Constantinople (modern city)

Answer: Topboğazi

Answer: Istanbul, Turkey

Answer: İstanbul, Turkey

Answer: Istanbuler


Question: By what score did GB beat Belgium to win the Davis Cup in November 2015?

Answer: 3-1


Question: According to the Beatles, in which English town were there "four thousand holes"?

Answer: Blackburn

Answer: Griffin Park Blackburn

Answer: BLACKBURN, Lancashire

Answer: Blackburn, England

Answer: County Borough of Blackburn

Answer: Blackburn, Lancashire


Question: In 'Cats', who is the "Brummel of cats" who is "putting on weight every day"?

Answer: Bustopher Jones

Answer: BUSTOPHER JONES


Question: What J was the ginger cat given to him for his 88th birthday (and thus outlived him)?

Answer: Jock (disambiguation)

Answer: Jock

Answer: JOCK

Answer: Jocks


Question: Which supermarket chain started selling straight croissants in its stores in February?

Answer: Tesco direct

Answer: Tesco Express

Answer: Tesco Value

Answer: Tesco Plc

Answer: Tesco Metro

Answer: Tesco's

Answer: Kx (energy drink)

Answer: Tesco plc

Answer: Tesco Advertising

Answer: Tesco Stores

Answer: One Stop

Answer: Every little helps

Answer: Tesco Phoneshop

Answer: Stewart's Supermarket's Limited

Answer: One Stop (disambiguation)

Answer: TESCO - Hypermarket

Answer: Tesco PLC

Answer: Technika (brand)

Answer: Tesco

Answer: Stewart's Supermarkets Limited

Answer: TSCO

Answer: Tesco Hypermarket

Answer: TESCO

Answer: Tesco Tech Support

Answer: One Stop (Tesco)

Answer: Vin Plus

Answer: T&S Stores

Answer: Stewarts supermarkets

Answer: Tesco Vin Plus

Answer: Tescos

Answer: Tesco Direct

Answer: Stewarts Supermarket Limited

Answer: Tesco DVD Rental

Answer: Tesco Homeplus

Answer: Stewarts Supermarkets

Answer: Tesco HSC

Answer: Stewarts Supermarkets Limited

Answer: Tesco Stores Limited


Question: What breed of dog is the 'Monopoly' playing piece, or token?

Answer: Scottie dog

Answer: Aberdeen Terrier

Answer: Scottish terrier

Answer: Scottish Highlands White Terrier

Answer: Scotch terrier

Answer: Scottie

Answer: SCOTTISH TERRIER

Answer: Scottish Terrier

Answer: Scotty dog

Answer: Scotch Terrier


Question: What was the first name of the poet Mr. Pope, 1688-1744?

Answer: Alexandar

Answer: Alaksandar

Answer: ALEXANDER

Answer: Oleksandr

Answer: Alexender

Answer: Aleksandr

Answer: Olexandr

Answer: Aleksander

Answer: Rulers Alexander

Answer: Rednaxela

Answer: Alexander (Name of Several Early Bishops)

Answer: Alexander (Name of Seven Men)

Answer: Allistair

Answer: Aleksandar

Answer: Alexander

Answer: Aliaksandr

Answer: Aleck


Question: Who retired from the 'Eggheads' team in May 2014?

Answer: DAPHNE Fowler

Answer: Daphne Hudson

Answer: Daphne Fowler

Answer: Daphne Bradshaw


Question: In a famous and popular series of books, what rests on the back of four giant elephants?

Answer: Great Atuin (Discworld)

Answer: Latatian

Answer: Thaum

Answer: Hogswatchnight

Answer: The Folklore of Discworld

Answer: Great A'Tuin

Answer: Chelys galactica

Answer: Bathys

Answer: Mouldavia

Answer: Glorious Twenty-fifth of May

Answer: Cori Celesti

Answer: Narrativium

Answer: The Discworld

Answer: Discworld calendar

Answer: List of characters in Discworld

Answer: Jerakeen

Answer: Great atuin

Answer: Hogswatch

Answer: Background magic

Answer: Folklore of Discworld

Answer: Octarine

Answer: Berilia

Answer: Cori celesti

Answer: Great T'Phon

Answer: World-bearing Turtle

Answer: A'Tuin

Answer: List of characters in the Discworld

Answer: Atuin

Answer: Discworld (world)

Answer: Octiron

Answer: Discworld magic

Answer: Narrative causality

Answer: Mr. Nutt

Answer: Great A'tuin

Answer: Magic (Discworld)

Answer: DISCWORLD

Answer: Slood

Answer: Galactic turtle


Question: Who wrote the 1982 novel, 'The Prodigal Daughter'?

Answer: JEFFREY ARCHER

Answer: Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare

Answer: Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare

Answer: Lord Archer of Weston Super Mare

Answer: Lord Archer of Weston-Super-Mare

Answer: The Clifton Chronicles

Answer: Lord Archer of Weston-super-Mare

Answer: Jeffrey Archer

Answer: Jeffrey Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare

Answer: Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer

Answer: Baron Archer of Weston-Super-Mare

Answer: Jeffrey Howard Archer


Question: The prominent headland known as the Great Orme is close to which Welsh town?

Answer: Queen of the Welsh Resorts

Answer: LLANDUDNO

Answer: Llandudno

Answer: Llandudno, Wales


Question: On September 28th, NASA announced that what had been detected on Mars?

Answer: Flowing WATER


Question: What is the first name of the renowned cellist who is Andrew Lloyd Webber's brother?

Answer: Julian

Answer: Julijan

Answer: JULIAN


Question: At the time the Spice Girls became famous, what was Scary Spice's surname?

Answer: Orangeish blacks

Answer: Light brown

Answer: Orangeish black

Answer: Black oranges

Answer: Blackish-oranges

Answer: Black-oranges

Answer: Orangeish-black

Answer: Orangeblack

Answer: Orange-black

Answer: Orangeish-blacks

Answer: Brownest

Answer: Brownishly

Answer: Blackish orange

Answer: Brown

Answer: List of terms associated with the color brown

Answer: Orange-blacks

Answer: Blackish oranges

Answer: Orangeishblacks

Answer: Brownness

Answer: Orangeishblack

Answer: Orangish-blacks

Answer: Orangish blacks

Answer: Pale Sandy Brown

Answer: Blackish-orange

Answer: Orangishblack

Answer: Blackorange

Answer: Brownishness

Answer: Blackishoranges

Answer: Brownish

Answer: Orangish-black

Answer: Black orange

Answer: Orangish black

Answer: Pullman brown

Answer: Blackishorange

Answer: Orange blacks

Answer: Brown (colour)

Answer: Black-orange

Answer: Blackoranges

Answer: BROWN

Answer: Orangishblacks

Answer: Dark brown

Answer: Brown (color)

Answer: Reddish brown

Answer: Orangeblacks

Answer: Brownly

Answer: Orange black


Question: What sort of noun are words such as 'sadness', 'humour', and 'triumph'?

Answer: Abstract form

Answer: Abstract (disambiguation)

Answer: Abstract

Answer: Abstractly

Answer: Abstractness

Answer: ABSTRACT


Question: P.L. Travers wrote which series of books that were turned into a famous film?

Answer: Mrs. George Banks

Answer: Winifred banks

Answer: 17 Cherry Tree Lane

Answer: Bert (Mary Poppins)

Answer: Mr. George Banks

Answer: Mr George Banks

Answer: Mary popins

Answer: Mrs George Banks

Answer: Marry Poppins

Answer: MARY POPPINS

Answer: Mrs Winifred Banks

Answer: Mary Poppins

Answer: Mrs. Winifred Banks

Answer: Mary poppins

Answer: Winifred Banks


Question: What name links an American singer and a Nottinghamshire and England cricketer?

Answer: Taylor, James

Answer: Jelly Man Kelly

Answer: James Vernon Taylor

Answer: Jellyman Kelly

Answer: James Taylor

Answer: James Taylor (American musician)


Question: What name links a Labour MP and a professional golfer?

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: Watson, Thomas


Question: Which US state consist of a single syllable?

Answer: Religion in Maine

Answer: Sports in Maine

Answer: Etat du Maine

Answer: State symbols of Maine

Answer: 23rd State

Answer: Demographics of Maine

Answer: Department of Maine

Answer: Maine.gov

Answer: Maine, United States

Answer: Twenty-third State

Answer: Transport in Maine

Answer: Symbols of the State of Maine

Answer: Maine (U.S. state)

Answer: State of Maine

Answer: Politics of Maine

Answer: Twenty-Third State

Answer: Climate of Maine

Answer: Maine Atlantic Coast

Answer: The Pine Tree State

Answer: État du Maine

Answer: US-ME

Answer: Maine (state)

Answer: Transportation in Maine

Answer: Pine Tree State

Answer: Government of Maine

Answer: Maine lakes

Answer: Maine Lake Country

Answer: Geography of Maine

Answer: Katahdin Elementary School

Answer: Maine

Answer: Economy of Maine


Question: What dark brown food paste is the Australian version of Marmite in this country?

Answer: New Vegemite

Answer: VEGEMITE

Answer: ISnack

Answer: Vegemite

Answer: Vegimite

Answer: Parwill

Answer: ISnack 2.0

Answer: Vegamite


Question: Which planet did Gustav Holst describe as the 'Winged Messenger'?

Answer: Mercury

Answer: Murcury

Answer: Mercury (album)

Answer: Merdcury

Answer: Mercury (disambiguation)


Question: Which ethical cosmetics company opened its first store in Poole, Dorset in 1994?

Answer: Lush (disambiguation)

Answer: Lush


Question: What is connected to the European mainland by a sand Isthmus called the North Front?

Answer: Gibraltar/History

Answer: Gibralter

Answer: Europe/Gibraltar

Answer: Gilbratar

Answer: Gibraltar/Military

Answer: Gibraltar/Transnational issues

Answer: جبل طارق

Answer: Jabal al-Tāriq

Answer: Gilbraltar

Answer: Geography of Gibraltar

Answer: Gibraltar/Geography

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GI

Answer: Army of Gibraltar

Answer: Gibraltar, Gibraltar

Answer: Gibraltor

Answer: Gebel-al-Tarik

Answer: Wildlife of Gibraltar

Answer: Health in Gibraltar

Answer: List of towns in Gibraltar

Answer: Air Force of Gibraltar

Answer: Capital of Gibraltar

Answer: Jabal Tariq

Answer: Gibilterra

Answer: Girbraltar

Answer: Gibraltar 300

Answer: Conscription in Gibraltar

Answer: Flora of Gibraltar

Answer: Protestantism in Gibraltar

Answer: Jabal Al-Tariq

Answer: The weather in Gibraltar

Answer: Cebelitarık

Answer: Military of Gibraltar

Answer: Gibralta

Answer: Jabal al-Tariq

Answer: Fauna of Gibraltar

Answer: Name of Gibraltar

Answer: Gibraltar east

Answer: List of cities in Gibraltar

Answer: Gibraltar


Question: In which city was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born in 1756?

Answer: Iuvavum

Answer: Salzbourg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ATSZG

Answer: Iuvavia

Answer: Salzburg

Answer: Salisburgium

Answer: Historic Centre of Salzburg

Answer: Castle Mirabell

Answer: Salzburg, Austria

Answer: Mirabell Castle

Answer: Juvavia

Answer: Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg

Answer: Juvavum

Answer: Salzburg (city)


Question: Heliculture is the farming of what for food?

Answer: Snale

Answer: Snail

Answer: Marine snail

Answer: Jono Hawkins

Answer: Ochu

Answer: Wallfish

Answer: Snails


Question: Which type of chaps contested a football match in a famous Monty Python sketch?

Answer: Philosophers

Answer: Philosopher


Question: Calabrese is a variety of which vegetable of the cabbage family?

Answer: Brocolli

Answer: Brocoli

Answer: Italica Group

Answer: Broccli

Answer: Sprouting broccoli

Answer: Purple sprouting broccoli

Answer: Broccoli

Answer: Broccholi


Question: Which king's beloved son William was drowned in the tragedy of the White Ship?

Answer: Enrique I

Answer: Henry the 1st

Answer: Enrico I

Answer: Henry I

Answer: Henry the First

Answer: Hendrik I

Answer: Henry the first

Answer: Henry 1

Answer: Henry I (disambiguation)

Answer: King Henry I

Answer: Henri I


Question: Which gland controls the release of hormones?

Answer: Pituitary glands

Answer: Pituitary Gland

Answer: Receptors, pituitary hormone

Answer: Hypophysical

Answer: Pituary gland

Answer: Pituatary gland

Answer: Hypophyse

Answer: Glandula pituitaria

Answer: Pituitary diseases

Answer: Hypophysis cerebri

Answer: Pituitary gland

Answer: Pituitary

Answer: Pituitary body


Question: Who would carry a knife called a kukri?

Answer: Gurkha or Nepalese


Question: Which was the first Liverpool group to top the UK chart?

Answer: Gerry & The Pacemakers

Answer: Gerry and the Pacemakers

Answer: Gerry & the Pacemakers

Answer: Jerry & the Pacemakers

Answer: Gerry And The Pacemakers


Question: Which early sixties singer was backed by The Bruvvers?

Answer: Joe Brown (disambiguation)

Answer: Joe brown

Answer: Joe Brown (footballer)

Answer: Joe Brown


Question: If you were making a wiener schnitzel what meat would you buy?

Answer: Ground veal

Answer: Milk veal

Answer: Bob veal

Answer: Milk-fed veal

Answer: Calf meat

Answer: Veal crates

Answer: Veal

Answer: Baby cow meat


Question: If a young person is described as a NEET what does this mean?

Answer: Not in Education Employment


Question: In which classic novel does the character Queequeg appear?

Answer: Fedallah

Answer: Timor Tim

Answer: Dagoo

Answer: Moby-Dick: Captain Ahab

Answer: Moby Dick; or, The Whale

Answer: Ahab's Wife, Or, The Star-Gazer

Answer: Moby-dick

Answer: Moby Dick: Captain Ahab

Answer: Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish

Answer: Tashtego

Answer: Call me Ishmael

Answer: Moby-Dick (character)

Answer: Moby-Dick

Answer: Moby-Dick; or, The White Whale

Answer: Starbuck: Moby Dick

Answer: Moby dick

Answer: Moby-Dick; or, The Whale

Answer: Moby Dick (Novel)

Answer: Starbuck (Moby-Dick)

Answer: Ahabian

Answer: Moby Dick

Answer: MobyDick

Answer: Moby-Dick (novel)


Question: Merton Pride and Williams are varieties of which fruit?

Answer: Pear (fruit)

Answer: Pear tree

Answer: Pear

Answer: Culture of pear

Answer: Pear juice

Answer: Pearwood

Answer: Pyrus


Question: What is the secret identity of Penrod 'Penry' Pooch?

Answer: Hong Kong Phooie

Answer: Hong Kong Phooey (film)

Answer: Hong Kong Fuey

Answer: Hong Kong Phuey

Answer: Hong Kong Phooey

Answer: Hong Kong Fooey


Question: Who was the question master in the original series of TV's Going For Gold?

Answer: Henry Kelly


Question: In April, which sportsman married his childhood sweetheart Kim Sears?

Answer: Andy Murray (tennis player)

Answer: Andy murray

Answer: Sir Andy Murray

Answer: Andrew Murray (tennis player)

Answer: Andy Murray (tennis)

Answer: Andy murray tennis

Answer: Kim Sears

Answer: Andy Murray

Answer: Murraymania

Answer: ANDY MURRAY

Answer: Andrew Murray (tennis)

Answer: Kim sears

Answer: Andy Murry

Answer: Andy Murrey


Question: 'Put a Ring on it' were the words in parentheses in Beyonce's 2008 no.7 hit. What was the main title?

Answer: SINGLE LADIES

Answer: Single Ladies (disambiguation)

Answer: Single Ladies

Answer: Single lady


Question: Who plays Mrs. Hudson in the BBC tv series 'Sherlock'?

Answer: Una Stubbs

Answer: UNA STUBBS


Question: JSC. What phrase was trending worldwide on Twitter after the events of 7th Jan. 2015?

Answer: Je suis Charlie

Answer: Je Suis Charlie

Answer: Я Шарли Эбдо

Answer: I am Charlie

Answer: Je suis Charlie (motto)

Answer: Je suis Hypercacher

Answer: Som Charlie Hedbo

Answer: Je suis Juif

Answer: انا شارلي

Answer: Jsem Charlie Hebdo

Answer: Jesuischarlie

Answer: Yo soy Charlie

Answer: من چارلی هستیم

Answer: Iamcharlie

Answer: Ich bin Charlie

Answer: JE SUIS CHARLIE

Answer: Je suis Ahmed

Answer: Je suis Muslim


Question: Which city in the USA suffered a huge fire in 1871 allegedly started by a cow?

Answer: Chi-Beria

Answer: Sayre language academy

Answer: Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Hog Butcher for the World

Answer: Land of smelly onions

Answer: Ariel Community Academy

Answer: The weather in Chicago

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

Answer: Chicago, Illionis

Answer: Near North Montessori

Answer: Religion in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Finance Committee

Answer: The Paris of America

Answer: The city of Chicago

Answer: City of Chicago

Answer: List of sister cities of Chicago

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USCHI

Answer: Chicago theatre scene

Answer: Chicago, WI

Answer: The City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: City of Broad Shoulders

Answer: Sister Cities of Chicago

Answer: Chicago il

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, USA

Answer: Performing arts in Chicago

Answer: Chicago Transportation Committee

Answer: Chicago, Wisconsin

Answer: City of chicago

Answer: Chicago theater scene

Answer: Chicago, Il

Answer: Chicago, IL.

Answer: Chicago, Ill.

Answer: City of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Chi town

Answer: Chicago, United States

Answer: Chicago (Ill.)

Answer: Transport in Chicago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, United States

Answer: Chicago (IL)

Answer: USCHI

Answer: Chichago

Answer: Chcago

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

Answer: Sister Cities Chicago

Answer: Chicago, USA

Answer: Chi City

Answer: Chicago, IL

Answer: Chi-Town

Answer: Chicago theatre

Answer: Paris of America

Answer: Chicago, Illinois, US

Answer: Chicago Illinois

Answer: The city of Chicago, Illinois

Answer: Sister cities of Chicago


Question: Thomas the Tank Engine pulled two coaches. One was Clarabel. What was the other?

Answer: Annie (film)

Answer: Annie (disambiguation)

Answer: Annie (singer)

Answer: Annie


Question: Which late singer's autobiography was entitled "Take me Home"?

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf, Junior

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr.

Answer: For Baby (For Bobbie)

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf

Answer: John Deutschendorf

Answer: Henry Deutschendorf, Jr.

Answer: Annie denver

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf

Answer: Henry John Deutschendorf, Junior

Answer: John Denver


Question: "Dreams from my father, a story of race and heritance" is about which politician?

Answer: Burack obama

Answer: Senator Obama

Answer: Barack hussein Obama

Answer: Barack Obama Jr.

Answer: President Barack Hussain Obama

Answer: Sen Obama

Answer: Senator Barack Obama

Answer: Pres. Obama

Answer: Obama II

Answer: Barack Obama Junior

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama Junior

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama II

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama Jr.

Answer: Baraka Obama

Answer: Barack Obama

Answer: President Barack Hussein Obama

Answer: Barac obama

Answer: Bacak Obama

Answer: Barack H. Obama, Jr

Answer: Obama 44

Answer: Barack Obama Jr

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama, Jr.

Answer: Berrack Obama

Answer: Barack H. Obama Junior

Answer: 44th president of the united states of america

Answer: President barack obama

Answer: OBAMA

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama Jr

Answer: President Obama

Answer: Barack H. Obama Jr.

Answer: Obama, Barack

Answer: 2008 Democratic Presidential Nominee

Answer: Baraq Obama

Answer: Barack H Obama Jr

Answer: Barack

Answer: Barak h obama

Answer: Baraq Hussein Obama

Answer: Obama Hussein Barack

Answer: Bobama

Answer: Barrak Obama

Answer: Borrack Obama

Answer: O'Bama

Answer: Barak Obamba

Answer: BARACK OBAMA

Answer: Barrack Obama

Answer: President Barack H. Obama

Answer: Berack Obama

Answer: Barackobama

Answer: President Barack Hussein Obama II

Answer: Barak Obama

Answer: Barack II

Answer: Barack H. Obama II

Answer: Barack Obama, Jr.

Answer: Barack H. Obama, Jr.

Answer: Obama, Barrack

Answer: B. H. Obama

Answer: Barack O'Bama

Answer: Barak obama

Answer: Berak Obama

Answer: Barack Obama, Jr

Answer: Obahma

Answer: Barack H Obama Jr.

Answer: Brock Obama

Answer: Barack Obama, Junior

Answer: President Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama, Junior

Answer: Barach Obama

Answer: Domestic policy of Barack Obama

Answer: Barack Hussein

Answer: Barakeh Obama

Answer: Baruch Obama

Answer: Barack Obana

Answer: Barack H Obama

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Answer: Barak h. obama

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Answer: Barack Obama.

Answer: Barrack Hussein Obama

Answer: Barack H Obama, Jr.

Answer: Barack Obama's

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Answer: Hussein Obama

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Answer: Obama's Birthday

Answer: Barack H. Obama, Junior

Answer: Barak hussein obama

Answer: 0bama

Answer: Barakc Obama

Answer: Barok Oboma

Answer: B. Obama

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama

Answer: Barack Obama II

Answer: US President Barack Obama

Answer: Barack H Obama Junior

Answer: BarackObama

Answer: Barack H Obama, Jr

Answer: Barack H. Obama Jr

Answer: Barack Hussein obama

Answer: Obama barack

Answer: Barack Hussein Obama, Jr

Answer: Barack Obamba

Answer: Barack Obbama

Answer: OBAMA!

Answer: Borack Obama

Answer: Barack Obama jr

Answer: Barry Obama

Answer: Sen. Obama

Answer: Barrack obama

Answer: Barack Obam

Answer: Professor Obama

Answer: 44th President of the United States

Answer: President obama

Answer: Barck Obama

Answer: Barock obama

Answer: Barack OBama


Question: Created in 1662, In which city is Phoenix Park?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:IEDUB

Answer: Dublin city center

Answer: City Centre, Dublin

Answer: Dublin, Ireland

Answer: BÁC

Answer: Baile Atha Cliath

Answer: Baile átha Cliath

Answer: Dublin City Center

Answer: Central Dublin

Answer: Dublin Culture

Answer: Dublin (Ireland)

Answer: The weather in Dublin

Answer: Dubh Linn

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin City, Ireland

Answer: Dublin City Centre

Answer: Capital of Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin city centre

Answer: Capital of Ireland

Answer: City Center, Dublin

Answer: Europe/Dublin

Answer: Dyflin

Answer: City of Dublin

Answer: Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland

Answer: Capital of the Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin, County Dublin

Answer: Dublín

Answer: West Dublin

Answer: Dublin (city)

Answer: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Answer: Baile Átha Cliath


Question: In which county will you find Fountains abbey and Studley Water Gardens?

Answer: Wrench Green

Answer: North Yorkshire

Answer: North Yorkshire, England


Question: Of the ten most populated cities of the USA which is furthest north?

Answer: The 313

Answer: Detroit, Michigan

Answer: 2014 Southeastern Michigan flood

Answer: Detroit, Mich.

Answer: West Side Detroit

Answer: Detroit, Michigan, United States

Answer: The weather in Detroit

Answer: State of Detroit

Answer: Detroit automaker

Answer: St. Scholastica School, Detroit

Answer: Detroit, MI

Answer: Detroit, USA

Answer: Detroit, Michigan, U.S.

Answer: Detroit, Michigan, US

Answer: Demographics of Detroit

Answer: Detroit (MI)

Answer: Motor city

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USDET

Answer: Racial and Ethnic History of Detroit

Answer: Demographics of Detriot

Answer: Detroit, M.I.

Answer: Detroit, Michigan, USA

Answer: Race and ethnicity in Detroit

Answer: The Motor City

Answer: Motown, Michigan

Answer: The 3-1-3

Answer: Détroit, MI

Answer: Detroit, mi

Answer: Detroit's Effort in the Great War

Answer: Detroit

Answer: Detroit, United States

Answer: Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.

Answer: The motor city

Answer: Detroiters

Answer: Detroit Michigan

Answer: City of Detroit

Answer: City of Detroit, Michigan

Answer: Detroit City

Answer: Motor City

Answer: East Side Detroit

Answer: Detroit MI

Answer: Demographic profile of Detroit

Answer: Detroit (Mich.)

Answer: Detriot

Answer: Détroit, Michigan


Question: What term is used when a clot forms in a blood vessel?

Answer: Thrombo-embolic disease

Answer: Thromboprophylaxis

Answer: Obstruction of a blood vessel

Answer: Thromboembolic disease

Answer: Intracranial thrombosis

Answer: Thrombotic disease

Answer: Venous occlusive disease

Answer: Vascular thrombosis

Answer: Iliac vein thrombosis

Answer: Axillary vein thrombosis

Answer: Atherothrombosis

Answer: Thrombotic

Answer: Chronic thromboembolic disease

Answer: Thromboembolic stroke

Answer: Trombosis

Answer: Thrombosis

Answer: Thromboembolism

Answer: Thrombosed

Answer: Arterial thrombosis

Answer: Obstruction (blood vessel)

Answer: Prothrombotic risk factors


Question: Which is the second largest bay in Britain?

Answer: Morecambe

Answer: Morecambe, Lancashire


Question: Which character was played by John Inman in "Are you being served"?

Answer: Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries

Answer: Mr. Humphries


Question: In which city was the wheelchair bound Robert Ironside Chief of detectives?

Answer: San Fransciso

Answer: San francisco radio stations

Answer: The weather in San Francisco

Answer: San Fransisco, California

Answer: San Francisco (City and County)

Answer: Baghdad by the Bay

Answer: San Francisco County, California

Answer: San Francisco, CA, United States

Answer: More reading about San Francisco

Answer: San Franciscan

Answer: Friscoe

Answer: San Francisco

Answer: Sanfracisco

Answer: San Franciscans

Answer: San Francisco, Calif

Answer: San-Fransisco

Answer: City & County of San Francisco

Answer: Old Gold Mountain

Answer: San Francisco County, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, U.S.

Answer: San Fransisco CA

Answer: San Francisco county

Answer: San Francisco County

Answer: Sanchez Street

Answer: San Francisco (county)

Answer: San Francisco City and County

Answer: City by the bay

Answer: San Pancho

Answer: Climate of San Francisco

Answer: San-Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, California, United States

Answer: San Francisco, California, USA

Answer: San Fran

Answer: San Francisco (Calif.)

Answer: McLaren, California

Answer: San Francisco, California

Answer: San Francisco, CA.

Answer: Radio stations in san francisco

Answer: San Fransico County, California

Answer: City by the Bay

Answer: The City by the Bay

Answer: San Francisco, Calif.

Answer: Demographics of San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, United States of America

Answer: County of San Francisco

Answer: The Hamlin School

Answer: San Francisco, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, U.S.A.

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSFO

Answer: San Francisco, US-CA

Answer: San francisco, ca

Answer: San Francisco CA

Answer: City of San Francisco, California

Answer: San Francisco (CA)

Answer: San Fran, California

Answer: City and County of San Francisco, California

Answer: San Fransico, California

Answer: San francisco, CA

Answer: San Franscisco

Answer: City of San Francisco

Answer: County of San Francisco, California

Answer: SF, CA

Answer: San Francisco, California, US

Answer: San Franciso

Answer: San Fransisco

Answer: Baking Arts

Answer: San Francisco, USA

Answer: Crime in San Francisco

Answer: City and County of San Francisco

Answer: San Francisco, United States

Answer: San Francisco, Ca

Answer: The City That Knows How

Answer: San francisco

Answer: McKinley Elementary School San Francisco

Answer: San Fransisco, CA

Answer: San Fransico


Question: Which two countries took part in the short Kargil War in 1999?

Answer: Pakistan-India relation

Answer: India's 50 Most Wanted Fugitives in Pakistan

Answer: Indo-Pak relations

Answer: India-Pakistan

Answer: India and Pakistan relations

Answer: Relations between India and Pakistan

Answer: Indo Pakistani relations

Answer: Pakistan-India relations

Answer: India-Pakistan relations

Answer: India and Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan - India relations

Answer: India-Pakistan Relations

Answer: Indo Pakistani relation

Answer: Pakistan – India relations

Answer: India - Pakistan relations

Answer: India Pakistan relation

Answer: India – Pakistan relations

Answer: Pakistan India relation

Answer: Pakistan and India

Answer: India–Pakistan relations

Answer: Pakistan–India relations

Answer: Indo-Pak

Answer: Indo-Pakistan

Answer: Indo-Pakistani relation

Answer: Indo-Pakistani

Answer: Indo-Pakistani relations

Answer: India Pakistan relations

Answer: Pakistan and India foreign relations

Answer: Pakistan India relations


Question: In which city's harbour was the ship Queen Elizabeth ravaged by fire in 1972?

Answer: Kong Hong

Answer: Hong Kong, city

Answer: Hong kong as a financial center

Answer: Hongkong,China

Answer: Hsian kang

Answer: Hongkong

Answer: Hong-kong

Answer: Hon Kon

Answer: Hong Kong S. A. R.

Answer: Hong Kong/China

Answer: Hong Kong City

Answer: HK

Answer: Name of Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong,China

Answer: Heung Gong

Answer: Hsiankang

Answer: Hong Kong/Infobox

Answer: Hog Kog

Answer: Xiang Gang

Answer: Heung-Gong

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Republic

Answer: Honk Kong

Answer: 香港特別行政區

Answer: Xiānggǎng

Answer: H.K.S.A.R.

Answer: 香港

Answer: Hsiang-kang

Answer: HKSAR

Answer: Hong-Kong

Answer: Hon kon

Answer: Hong Kong SAR China

Answer: Hk

Answer: HongKong

Answer: Hong Kong/infobox

Answer: Hong Kong China

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

Answer: HKSAROPRC

Answer: 香港特區

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Heung-gong

Answer: Hong Kong SAR

Answer: SAR Hongkong

Answer: 香港特区

Answer: Zhōnghuá rénmín gònghéguó xiānggǎng tèbié xíngzhèngqū

Answer: Hong Kong S.A.R.

Answer: Hong Kong (China)

Answer: CN-91

Answer: 中華人民共和國香港特別行政區

Answer: 中华人民共和国香港特别行政区

Answer: Sianggang

Answer: Hsangkang

Answer: Hongkong, China

Answer: HONG KONG

Answer: Xiāng Gǎng

Answer: Hyanghang

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administration Region

Answer: Hong cong

Answer: Hksar

Answer: China/Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Answer: H K

Answer: Hong kong

Answer: Hong Kong, China

Answer: SAR HongKong

Answer: ISO 3166-1:HK

Answer: Hong Kong as a Financial Center

Answer: Hèunggóng

Answer: H.K.

Answer: Heunggong

Answer: Shang gang

Answer: Xianggang

Answer: Hong Kong SAR, China

Answer: 香港特别行政区

Answer: Hong Kong, SAR

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Answer: Xianggang Tebie Xingzhengqu

Answer: Hong Kong cityscape

Answer: Hoong Kong

Answer: Xiang gang

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China

Answer: UN/LOCODE:HKHKG

Answer: Hoeng1 gong2


Question: From the Greek for 'artificial', what was the first synthesised chemical element?

Answer: Technetium tc 99m sulfur colloid

Answer: Technetium compounds

Answer: First synthesized

Answer: Element 43

Answer: Technetium

Answer: Technetium tc-99m sulfur colloid

Answer: Danubium

Answer: Technitium

Answer: Masurium

Answer: Tecnetium


Question: On which Scottish island was former Labour party leader John Smith laid to rest?

Answer: Iona

Answer: Hy (island)

Answer: Isle of Iona

Answer: Baile Mor

Answer: IONA

Answer: Isle of iona

Answer: Baile Mòr

Answer: Icolmkill


Question: Which aperitif is named for the Paris chemist who created it in 1846?

Answer: Dubonnet

Answer: DuBonnet

Answer: Queen Elizabeth's favourite drink


Question: To which Greek goddess was the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens dedicated?

Answer: Athiná

Answer: Athḗnē

Answer: Asána

Answer: Cydonia (goddess)

Answer: Polias

Answer: Athene

Answer: Pallas Athena (goddess)

Answer: Athena and Minerva

Answer: Ἀσάνα

Answer: Athēnâ

Answer: Athena

Answer: Athena Nikephoros

Answer: Tritogeneia

Answer: AthenA

Answer: Αθήνη

Answer: Athena the virgin

Answer: Ἀθήνη

Answer: Athena Ergane

Answer: Athena Polias

Answer: Ἀθηνᾶ

Answer: Athena (mythology)

Answer: Pallas-athena

Answer: Athena Pallas

Answer: Ασάνα

Answer: That goddess that fell out of Zeus' head

Answer: Pallas Athene

Answer: Pallas Athena

Answer: Athena of the city

Answer: Athena Areia


Question: Which is the EU's highest capital city?

Answer: Madrid, Madrid

Answer: Madrilene

Answer: Mayrit

Answer: Madrileña

Answer: The weather in Madrid

Answer: Madrileño

Answer: Madrid (Spain)

Answer: Madrid

Answer: Madrid, Spain

Answer: Madrilenian

Answer: Madrid (city)

Answer: Capital of Spain

Answer: Madrid capital

Answer: Madrilena

Answer: Madrid City

Answer: Madrid (City)

Answer: Madrid- Spain

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ESMAD

Answer: Madrileno

Answer: Demographics of Madrid

Answer: City of Madrid


Question: What is the term for the shedding of dead skin as by reptiles and amphibians?

Answer: Sloughing


Question: What kind of furniture item is sold by IKEA under the product name, Billy?

Answer: Bookshelves or Bookcases


Question: Who presented the 1980 blockbuster documentary series, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage?

Answer: Dr. Carl Sagan

Answer: Carl E. Sagan

Answer: Carl Sagan

Answer: Carl sagan

Answer: Sagan (unit of measurement)

Answer: William H. Mount

Answer: Sagan, Carl Edward

Answer: Carl Edward Sagan

Answer: Karl Sagan

Answer: Sagan, Carl

Answer: Sagan unit


Question: Which was nicknamed Old Rowley after a favourite stallion?

Answer: King Charles the Second

Answer: Charles the Second

Answer: Charles ii

Answer: Charles II

Answer: Charles Ii

Answer: Charles 6

Answer: Charles 2

Answer: Charles II (disambiguation)

Answer: King Charles II


Question: In order, what are the four strokes in an Individual Medley swimming race?

Answer: Butterfly  Backstroke 


Question: The Analects are the writings of which Eastern philosopher?

Answer: Kong Qiu

Answer: Kung /chi'u

Answer: Kung fu tze

Answer: Chung-ni

Answer: Confusious

Answer: Kungfuzi

Answer: Kong Fu Tze

Answer: Kongfuzi

Answer: Zhòngní

Answer: 孔夫子

Answer: Confucian Philosophy

Answer: K'ung Tzu

Answer: 丘

Answer: K'ung fu-tze

Answer: Kong Zi

Answer: Zhongni

Answer: K'ung Ch'iu

Answer: Kǒng zǐ

Answer: Confushis

Answer: Kung-tzu

Answer: 孔子

Answer: Kong Tze

Answer: Confusios

Answer: Kung-Fu-Tse

Answer: Confucus

Answer: Confusus

Answer: Kǒng Fūzǐ

Answer: Kúng Fu-tse

Answer: Venerated Master Kong

Answer: Kungfuchu

Answer: Kong-Fu-Tze

Answer: Confucius

Answer: K'ung Fu-Tzu

Answer: Kung Chiu

Answer: Confucious

Answer: Kung Fu Tzu

Answer: Kung Futze

Answer: K'ung Fu-tse

Answer: Kung Fu-tzu

Answer: K'Ung Fu Tzu

Answer: Kǒngzi

Answer: Kongzi

Answer: Kong qiu

Answer: Lord Baochengxun Ni

Answer: Baochengxun Ni

Answer: 仲尼

Answer: Confucius (Kong Fuzi)

Answer: K'ung fu-tzu

Answer: K'ung Fu-tzu

Answer: Kung Fu-Tzu

Answer: Kungfutzu

Answer: Confucius (kong fuzi)

Answer: Kong-Tze

Answer: K'ung-fu-tzu

Answer: Kung Fu-tse

Answer: Confusius

Answer: Gongfuzi

Answer: Kong Fuzi

Answer: K'ung Fu-tze

Answer: K'ung-Tzu

Answer: Kungtzu


Question: Which language gave English the word honcho as in "head honcho"?

Answer: Jpanese

Answer: Nipponese

Answer: Japanese

Answer: Japanesse

Answer: Japnese

Answer: Japanesе

Answer: Japanese (disambiguation)


Question: What name specifically describes an inhabitant of Dundee?

Answer: Dun Deagh

Answer: City of discovery

Answer: Dundee

Answer: Climate of Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Murroes primary school

Answer: City of Discovery

Answer: Dundee Central Library

Answer: Dundee City council area

Answer: Dundonian

Answer: Ancrum Road Primary School

Answer: Dùn Dèagh

Answer: Dùn Dè

Answer: The city of discovery

Answer: City of Dundee (local government district, Tayside region)

Answer: City of Dundee council area

Answer: Dùn Deagh

Answer: Dundee City (council area)

Answer: Climate of Dundee

Answer: City of Dundee (council area)

Answer: City of Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Dun De

Answer: City of Dundee

Answer: DUNDEE

Answer: Dundee, Scotland

Answer: Dundee City

Answer: Dundee art

Answer: Dundee (district)

Answer: Dundee Port


Question: What proper noun links titles by Bjork, Bananarama, Shocking Blue and Mark Wynter?

Answer: VENUS


Question: On the 4th, which half of a famous musical act died in California, aged 74?

Answer: Isaac Donald Everly

Answer: Everley Brothers

Answer: The Everly Brothers

Answer: Phillip Everly

Answer: Don Everly

Answer: Donald Everly

Answer: Ike Everly

Answer: Everly Brothers

Answer: Phil Everly

Answer: Isaac Everly

Answer: Phil EVERLY


Question: In 'Big School' (2013), what subject was taught by Philip Glenister's character?

Answer: PE (disambiguation)

Answer: P. E.

Answer: P.e.

Answer: Pe.

Answer: P E

Answer: PE

Answer: P.E.


Question: Which golf course has holes called Silver Tassie, Blink Bonnie and Wee Bogle?

Answer: The Gleneagles

Answer: Ilot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles

Answer: Sparrow House (Montreal)

Answer: Gleneagles Building

Answer: GLENEAGLES

Answer: Îlot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles

Answer: Thompson House (Montreal)


Question: The hammer and the anvil are two of the bones of the middle ear. What is the third?

Answer: Stapes acc STIRRUP


Question: Which 1987 US film was based on the 1985 French film 'Trois hommes et un couffin'?

Answer: Three Men and a Baby

Answer: Three men and a baby

Answer: 3 Men and a Baby

Answer: 3 men and a baby

Answer: THREE MEN AND A BABY

Answer: Peter Mitchell (Three Men and a Baby)

Answer: Jack Holden (Three Men and a Baby)


Question: What are the last six words of Rudyard Kipling's 'If'?

Answer: YOU'LL BE A MAN, MY SON


Question: Films. Which Dominic starred as Merry (Meriadoc) in 'The Lord of the Rings'?

Answer: Monaghan Urban Council

Answer: Monaghan town

Answer: Monaghan Town

Answer: Monaghan

Answer: Monaghan, County Monaghan

Answer: Rossmore Memorial, Monaghan

Answer: Old Cross, Monaghan

Answer: Muineachán

Answer: MONAGHAN

Answer: Monghan


Question: Who is the only person to win both a Nobel Prize for Literature and an Oscar?

Answer: G. B. Shaw

Answer: G.B. Shaw

Answer: G B Shaw

Answer: G.B. SHAW

Answer: Shaw, George Bernard

Answer: George Bernard Shaw

Answer: G.B.Shaw

Answer: George Barnard Shaw

Answer: G. Bernard Shaw

Answer: Plays Unpleasant

Answer: GB Shaw

Answer: Plays Pleasant