Question: On which river are the Victoria Falls?

Answer: Zambesi

Answer: Zambezi river

Answer: Zambezi basin

Answer: Zambezi Valley

Answer: Zambesi river

Answer: Zambeze River

Answer: Zambesi River

Answer: Zambezian coastal flooded savanna

Answer: Kabra Bassa rapids

Answer: River Zambezi

Answer: Sambesi

Answer: Great Zambezi River

Answer: Zambezi River

Answer: Zambezi

Answer: Zambezi valley

Answer: Zambeze


Question: In 'Alice in Wonderland', who wanted to decapitate anyone who offended her?

Answer: Queen of Hearts (disambiguation)

Answer: Queen of Hearts

Answer: Queen of hearts

Answer: Queen of Hearts (film)

Answer: Queen of Hearts (song)

Answer: The Queen Of Hearts

Answer: The Queen of Hearts

Answer: Queen of hearts (disambiguation)


Question: Odysseus was King of which Greek state?

Answer: Ithake

Answer: Theaki

Answer: Ithaca, Greece

Answer: Ithaki

Answer: Cape Melissa

Answer: Itháki

Answer: Ιθάκη

Answer: Val di Conspare

Answer: Ithaca Island

Answer: Ithaca (Greece)

Answer: Thaki

Answer: Ithaca (island)

Answer: Lazaretto Islet

Answer: Ithaca

Answer: Ithaca (Greek)

Answer: Ithaca (Island)


Question: Which device, now a plaything, has a lift end, a dingle end and an elbow?

Answer: Boomerang world cup

Answer: Boomeranging

Answer: Boomeranger

Answer: Boomerangs

Answer: Boomorang

Answer: Boomarang

Answer: Boomerang


Question: What is the name of the German magazine which claimed in 1983 to have found Hitler's diaries?

Answer: Fashion timber

Answer: Parabolic stern

Answer: Retroussé stern

Answer: Elliptical stern

Answer: Retrousse stern

Answer: Cutaway stern

Answer: Canoe stern

Answer: Torpedo stern

Answer: Torpedoboat stern

Answer: Stern frame

Answer: Fashion piece

Answer: Square stern

Answer: Double ended stern

Answer: Constanzi stern

Answer: Wing transom

Answer: Pink stern

Answer: Stern (boat)

Answer: Cruiser stern

Answer: Counter stern

Answer: Transom stern

Answer: Pinky stern

Answer: Transom board

Answer: Torpedo boat stern

Answer: Round stern

Answer: Ship's stern

Answer: Circular stern

Answer: Stern timber

Answer: Stern (ship)

Answer: Stern


Question: Who were the Greek equivalents of the Norns of Norse mythology?

Answer: Fates (disambiguation)

Answer: Three fates

Answer: Three-fates

Answer: The Fates (disambiguation)

Answer: The fates

Answer: The Fates

Answer: Fates

Answer: Three Fates

Answer: The Three Fates


Question: Who was the General in charge of the American forces on D-Day?

Answer: Omar Bradey


Question: Give a year in the life of Emily Bronte.

Answer: 1818-1848


Question: In the British Parliament, who presides over the election of a new Speaker?

Answer: The Father of the House

Answer: Alterspräsident

Answer: Father of the House (Northern Ireland)

Answer: Father of the House of Lords

Answer: Father of the House of Commons

Answer: Father of the house

Answer: Father of the House

Answer: Mother of the House

Answer: Father of The House


Question: Who was the only person to win the BBC TV Sports Personality of the Year twice during the 1990's - in 1994 and 1996?

Answer: Damon Hill

Answer: P1 International


Question: "Who published her political memoirs entitled ""Momentum""?"

Answer: Mo (Marjorie) Mowlam


Question: In terms of tonnage of cargo handled, which is the world's largest port?

Answer: Rotterdam South

Answer: Rotterdam, South Holland

Answer: R'dam

Answer: Historisch Museum Rotterdam

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLRTM

Answer: Rotterdam, Holland

Answer: Roterdam

Answer: Rotterdam, Netherlands

Answer: Rotterdam

Answer: Rotterdam, Zuid Holland


Question: Who is the youngest female singer to have a UK No. 1 hit?

Answer: Helen Shapiro

Answer: Little Miss Lonely

Answer: John Judd (actor)


Question: In food and drink terms, what are porcini (poor-chee-nee) and straw?

Answer: Types of mushrooms


Question: "Which Russian (in 1941) composed the ""Leningrad Symphony""?"

Answer: Dimitri Shostakovitch


Question: In which county is the polo venue of Cowdray Park?

Answer: West sussex

Answer: West Sussex

Answer: West Sussex Youth Cabinet

Answer: W Sussex

Answer: W sussex

Answer: West Sussex, England

Answer: (West) Sussex


Question: According to the song, what did my true love send to me on the eighth day of Christmas?

Answer: Eight Maids 'a-Milking


Question: What is the imperial distance of a marathon race?

Answer: 26 miles, 385 yards


Question: "In which decade was the Manchester Ship Canal opened; Anna Sewell's ""Black Beauty"" published; James Naismith invents basketball?"

Answer: Eighteen-nineties

Answer: 1890–1899

Answer: 1890's

Answer: 1890-1899

Answer: Mauve Decade

Answer: 1890s (decade)

Answer: 1890's

Answer: 1890s


Question: Glenn Miller played which musical instrument?

Answer: Harmonic glissando

Answer: Zugposaune

Answer: Trombone (instrument)

Answer: Inverted glissando

Answer: False glissando

Answer: Trombone slide

Answer: Trombones

Answer: Trombonist

Answer: Trombone position

Answer: Trombone smear

Answer: Slide trombone

Answer: Posaune

Answer: Trombone

Answer: Broken glissando

Answer: Slide position

Answer: Valve trombonist

Answer: The Trombone

Answer: Tromboner


Question: As at November 2007, who is the Shadow Home Secretary?

Answer: David L. Davis

Answer: David Davis (disambiguation)

Answer: David Davis

Answer: David Davis (politician)

Answer: Dave Davis

Answer: Davis, David


Question: Which drink, popular in the Middle Ages, is prepared by curdling hot milk with wine or ale, and adding spices?

Answer: Posset

Answer: A POSSET


Question: In which U.S. State is the University of Harvard to be found?

Answer: Masachusetts

Answer: Masshole Commonwealth

Answer: Massachusetts (state)

Answer: Massachusetts culture

Answer: Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Masachussetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusetts

Answer: The Bay State

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussets

Answer: Culture of Massachusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: MA (state)

Answer: Massechusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussets

Answer: Religion in Massachusetts

Answer: Masschusetts

Answer: Masachussets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Transport in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusite

Answer: Economy of Massachusetts

Answer: 6th State

Answer: Massitchusits

Answer: Massachsuetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussetts

Answer: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachussets

Answer: Massachus

Answer: Massechussets

Answer: Transportation in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusets

Answer: Masachusets

Answer: Mass.

Answer: Massachusetts state

Answer: Sixth State

Answer: Massachusites

Answer: Massacheusetts

Answer: Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: US-MA

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusets

Answer: MASSACHUSSETS

Answer: Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts (U.S. state)

Answer: Taxachusetts

Answer: State of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusettes

Answer: Massachusettsan

Answer: Education in Massachusetts


Question: What is the distinctive odour of the gas, hydrogen cyanide?

Answer: Almond tree

Answer: Luz (nut)

Answer: Amygdalus amara

Answer: Almond oil

Answer: Marcona almonds

Answer: Mandel (nut)

Answer: Badam

Answer: Almond Bitter Oil

Answer: Prunus dulcis

Answer: Almond trees

Answer: Amygdalus communis

Answer: Almendrado

Answer: Amygdalus dulcis

Answer: ALMONDS

Answer: Marcona Almonds

Answer: Prunus amygdalus dulcis

Answer: Druparia amygdalus

Answer: Marcona almond

Answer: Marcona Almond

Answer: Prunus amygdalus

Answer: Almond extract

Answer: Amygdalus fragilis

Answer: Amygdalus sativa

Answer: Baadaam

Answer: Oil of bitter almond

Answer: Toasted Almond

Answer: Oleum amygdalae

Answer: Bitter almonds

Answer: Sweet almond oil

Answer: Almond

Answer: لوز

Answer: Almonds

Answer: Oil of Bitter Almonds

Answer: Almond syrup

Answer: Bitter almond


Question: What was the first name of the Dutch explorer, Tasman, after whom Tasmania is named?

Answer: ABEL

Answer: Abel (name)

Answer: Abel (disambiguation)


Question: Which actress was born Demetria Gene Guynes in 1962?

Answer: Demetria Moore

Answer: Demetria Guynes

Answer: Demi moore

Answer: Demi Moore

Answer: Demi Kutcher

Answer: Demi Moore-Kutcher

Answer: Demetria Gene Guynes


Question: Name either Scandinavian nation that Charles XIII (Carl II) ruled by the 1814 union of the two countries.

Answer: Sweden or Norway


Question: In the nursery rhyme, who pulled pussy out of the well?

Answer: Little Tommy Stout


Question: In December 2006, the second longest motorway tunnel in Europe was opened connecting the port to the airport in which capital city?

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: Which American scene artist painted 'Cape Cod Evening'?

Answer: Edward Hopper

Answer: Girlie Show (painting)

Answer: Hopper, Edward

Answer: Hopperesque


Question: 100.4 Smooth Radio, and 105.4 Century FM, etc, are based where?

Answer: Salford Quays


Question: The 2010 Winter Olympics will be held where?

Answer: Vancouver, Canada

Answer: Vancouver (Canada)

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary School (Canada)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CAVAN

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, BC, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, British-Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Answer: Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, British Colombia

Answer: Vancover, British Columbia

Answer: Vansterdam

Answer: Vancouver (BC)

Answer: Hastings East (Vancouver)

Answer: Vancouver British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Canada

Answer: City of Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, BC

Answer: Vancouver (B.C.)

Answer: Vancouver City Centre, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C.

Answer: South Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouverite

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Christian School

Answer: Vancouvr

Answer: Hong kouver

Answer: Vancouverites

Answer: Hongcouver

Answer: Vancouver, bc

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary

Answer: Hong couver

Answer: Greater Vancouver Bridges

Answer: Vancover

Answer: Vanocuver

Answer: Vancouver BC


Question: The Old Faithful geyser is in which American national park?

Answer: Yellowstone National Park Archives

Answer: Yellowstone History

Answer: Yellow Stone

Answer: Yellowstone Act

Answer: Yellowstone Park

Answer: Yellow Stone National Park

Answer: Yellowstone National Parc

Answer: Mallard Lake trail

Answer: Yellowstone climate

Answer: Yellowstone

Answer: Yellowstone National Park, WY

Answer: Yellowstone NP

Answer: Yellowstone National Park, Montana

Answer: Yellowstone National park

Answer: Yellowstone Nationa Park

Answer: Yellowstone National Park


Question: Which famous novelist also wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman?

Answer: Stephen King

Answer: Stephen king

Answer: The Works of Stephen King

Answer: Steven King Accident

Answer: List of books that stephen king has written

Answer: Stephen Edwin King

Answer: Stephen king accident

Answer: List of times the name %22Stephen King%22 or a Stephen King work is mentioned in some context

Answer: List of cultural references to Stephen King

Answer: Naomi Rachel

Answer: John Swithen

Answer: Stephen E. King

Answer: Naomi King

Answer: Stephan king

Answer: King, Stephen


Question: Aesculus hippocastanum is the Latin name for which tree?

Answer: Common horse chestnut

Answer: Horse chestnut tree

Answer: ATCvet code QC05CX03

Answer: Hippocastanum aesculus

Answer: Common horsechestnut

Answer: ATC code C05CX03

Answer: Horse chestnuts

Answer: Horse-chestnut (tree)

Answer: Horsechestnut

Answer: Horse Chestnut

Answer: Horse chestnut

Answer: Horse-chestnut

Answer: Cheggying

Answer: Conker tree

Answer: Aesculus hippocastanum

Answer: Hippocastani semen


Question: Which famous novelist also wrote under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott?

Answer: Christie Estate

Answer: Agatha Christie DBE

Answer: Agatha cristie

Answer: Agatha Christie's

Answer: Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE (nee Miller)

Answer: Christie estate

Answer: Agatha Christy

Answer: Dame Agatha Christie

Answer: Christie, Agatha

Answer: Mary Westmacott

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie

Answer: Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan

Answer: Christie, Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa

Answer: Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, Lady Mallowan, DBE

Answer: Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels

Answer: Lady Mallowan

Answer: Agatha Christie Ltd.

Answer: Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE

Answer: Agasta Christie

Answer: Agatha Clarissa

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Dame Christie

Answer: Agatha Christie

Answer: Lady Agatha Mallowan

Answer: Agathe Christie

Answer: Agartha Christie

Answer: Agatha Mallowan

Answer: Agatha mary

Answer: Agathe Christi

Answer: Agatha Christie, DBE

Answer: Agatha christie

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE

Answer: Agatha Miller

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller


Question: What is the name of the seven-branched candelabra used in the Jewish religion?

Answer: Menorah

Answer: Menorah candle

Answer: Menorah (disambiguation)

Answer: Menorahs

Answer: Golden candlestick

Answer: Manorah

Answer: Golden Candlestick

Answer: Mennorah

Answer: Menorah candles

Answer: Minorah


Question: What was the stage name of singer/actor Terence Nelhams?

Answer: Terry Nelhams-Wright

Answer: Terence Nelhams

Answer: Terry Nelhams

Answer: Adam Faith

Answer: Terence Nelhams-Wright


Question: "In economics, whose law states that, ""Bad Money Drives Out Good""?"

Answer: Thomas Gresham

Answer: Sir Thomas Gresham

Answer: SIR THOMAS GRESHAM


Question: "Who played the title role in the 1955 film, ""The Man From Laramie""?"

Answer: James Stewart (actor)

Answer: Jimmy Stuart

Answer: James stewart (actor)

Answer: Jimmy Stewart

Answer: JAMES STEWART

Answer: James Stewart

Answer: Jimmy stewart

Answer: Stewart, James


Question: """The Sound of Music"", in 1959, was the last Broadway musical of which famous duo?"

Answer: Rodgers & Hammerstein

Answer: Music Carousel

Answer: Rogers and Hammerstein

Answer: RODGERS and HAMMERSTEIN

Answer: Rodger And Hammerstein

Answer: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein

Answer: Rogers and hammerstein

Answer: Rodgers and hammerstein

Answer: Rodgers and Hammerstein

Answer: Hammerstein and Rodgers

Answer: Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II


Question: Which is the only element, from the group known as the Halogens, which is liquid at room temperature?

Answer: Bromeen

Answer: Brominated

Answer: BROMINE

Answer: Reactive bromine

Answer: Bromine vapor

Answer: Element 35

Answer: Dibromine

Answer: Bromine

Answer: Bromine uses

Answer: Bromine sources

Answer: Bromine compounds

Answer: Hydrocarbons, brominated

Answer: Bromine gas


Question: Who was assassinated in 1968 in the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles?

Answer: Robert F. Kennedy

Answer: Bobby Francis Kennedy

Answer: Robert f kennedy

Answer: Bobby Kenneddy

Answer: Mary Courtney Kennedy Hill

Answer: Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy

Answer: Bobby Kennedy

Answer: Robert Francis %22Bobby%22 Kennedy

Answer: Bobby kennedy

Answer: Bobby F. Kennedy

Answer: Robert F Kennedy

Answer: RFK

Answer: The Enemy Within: The McClellan Committee's Crusade Against Jimmy Hoffa and Corrupt Labor Unions

Answer: Robert Kennedy

Answer: Robert Francis Kennedy


Question: The axilla is the anatomical name for which part of the body?

Answer: Underarm

Answer: Axillae

Answer: Underarms

Answer: Axilla

Answer: Arm pit

Answer: Armpits

Answer: Axillary region

Answer: Posterior axillary fold

Answer: Hairy Armpits

Answer: Armpit

Answer: Oxter

Answer: Anterior axillary fold


Question: Where are the headquarters of Interpol?

Answer: Lyon (France)

Answer: Lyon

Answer: Transport in Lyon

Answer: Lyons

Answer: The weather in Lyon

Answer: Lyon, France

Answer: Historic Site of Lyons

Answer: Lyons, France

Answer: City of Lyon

Answer: The weather in Lyons

Answer: Lyons, Archdiocese of

Answer: Musée des Tissus et des Arts décoratifs

Answer: Capital of gastronomy

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRLIO

Answer: Lyons, FR

Answer: Lyonais


Question: Who was the brother of the Bronte sisters?

Answer: Branwell Brontë

Answer: Bramwell Bronte

Answer: Bramwell Brontë

Answer: Branwell Bronte

Answer: Patrick Branwell Bronte

Answer: Branwell

Answer: Patrick Branwell Brontë


Question: On which island is Reina Sofia Airport?

Answer: Tenerife, Canary Islands

Answer: Tenarife

Answer: Tenerif

Answer: Teneriffa

Answer: Teneriff

Answer: Tenerife

Answer: Tenerife Island

Answer: Ténérife

Answer: Tenerife, Spain


Question: What is the name of Beethoven's only opera?

Answer: Leonore

Answer: Fidelio, Opus 72c (Beethoven)

Answer: Fidelio

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 1

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 3

Answer: Leonore Overture No. 2

Answer: Leonore No. 2

Answer: Leonore No. 3

Answer: Leonore No. 1

Answer: Leonore III

Answer: Leonore I

Answer: Leonora Overtures

Answer: Leonore II


Question: Which city was the subject of the 1949 song 'Dirty Old Town' by Ewan McColl?

Answer: Salford

Answer: Salford (disambiguation)


Question: Which US comic superhero has the real name Steve Rogers?

Answer: Captain America (comic book)

Answer: Captain America (comics)

Answer: Steve Rogers (Marvel Comics)

Answer: Cap. America

Answer: Super-Soldier Formula

Answer: Captian america serial

Answer: Operation: Rebirth

Answer: Captain America (Steve Rogers)

Answer: Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty

Answer: Steve Rogers (comics)

Answer: Cap America

Answer: Captian america

Answer: Captain America's Weird Tales

Answer: Captain America

Answer: Stephen Grant Rogers/Captain America

Answer: Weapon I

Answer: Captain America Comics

Answer: Captain america

Answer: Capt. america

Answer: Steven Grant Rogers

Answer: Captain America's Motorcycle

Answer: Steven %22Steve%22 Rogers

Answer: Captain America (Marvel Comics)

Answer: Captain Armenia

Answer: Captain Steve Rogers


Question: With which orchestra was Arthur Fiedler (who died in 1979) most associated?

Answer: The Boston Pops Orchestra

Answer: Boston Pops Orchestra

Answer: Boston Pops

Answer: The Boston Pops


Question: As a figure of speech, what is a statement made in exaggerated terms?

Answer: Overstatement

Answer: Hyperbolical

Answer: HYPERBOLE

Answer: Hyped

Answer: A hype

Answer: Hyperboles

Answer: Hyperbole


Question: A merrythought is one of the popular names for which part of a bird?

Answer: Wish bones

Answer: Wishbone (disambiguation)

Answer: Wishbone

Answer: Wish Bone (disambiguation)

Answer: WISHBONE

Answer: Wish-bone

Answer: Wishbones

Answer: Wish bone


Question: Who was appointed as England's first astronomer royal?

Answer: Flamsteed

Answer: John Flamsteed

Answer: Historia Coelestis Britannica

Answer: Flamsteedian


Question: To which family of birds do sparrows belong?

Answer: Sparow

Answer: Old world sparrow

Answer: Old World sparrow

Answer: Sparrow

Answer: Passeridae

Answer: Old World Sparrow

Answer: Sparrows

Answer: Spadger


Question: "The musical ""Les Miserables"" is based on whose novel?"

Answer: Hugo, Victor

Answer: Victor hugo

Answer: Victor Hugo

Answer: V Hugo

Answer: V. Hugo

Answer: Hugo, Victor Marie

Answer: V., Hugo

Answer: Viktɔʁ maʁi yˈɡo

Answer: Victor-Marie Hugo

Answer: Victor Marie Hugo

Answer: Victor ugo

Answer: Hugo, V.


Question: Who was the first American President to live in the White House; he moved there in 1800?

Answer: John Adams Inaugural Speech

Answer: John Adams, Jr.

Answer: Presidency of John Adams

Answer: John Adams

Answer: Adams 2

Answer: John Adams/Inaugural Speech

Answer: Jon Adams

Answer: The second us president

Answer: Novanglus

Answer: Second President of the United States

Answer: John Adams/Inaugural Speeech

Answer: John Adams, Jr

Answer: Adams, John

Answer: John Adams Administration

Answer: 2nd President of the United States

Answer: John Adam's Administration

Answer: John adams


Question: What is the more common name for birds of the Troglodytidae family?

Answer: Wren

Answer: True wrens

Answer: Wrens

Answer: Troglodytidae

Answer: True wren


Question: Which English clergyman/chemist discovered oxygen?

Answer: Priestley, Joseph

Answer: Joseph priestley

Answer: Joseph Priestly

Answer: Joseph Priestly (1733 - 1804)

Answer: J. Priestley

Answer: J Priestley

Answer: A Lover of the Gospel

Answer: Joseph Priestley

Answer: Joseph Preistley

Answer: A Lover of Peace and Truth


Question: The flag of which European country is a blue-white-red horizontal tricolour with the coat of arms centred vertically but located left of centre horizontally?

Answer: Сърбия

Answer: Serubia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RS

Answer: RS of Serbia

Answer: Serbie

Answer: Serbian state

Answer: Performing arts of Serbia

Answer: Serbia

Answer: Srvija

Answer: Србија

Answer: Etymology of Serbia

Answer: Република Србија

Answer: Republika Srbija

Answer: Republic of Serbia

Answer: Serbia, Yugoslavia

Answer: Srbija

Answer: Serbo

Answer: Largest cities of Serbia

Answer: Szerbia


Question: Who swam the Hellespont every night to meet Hero?

Answer: Leander (disambiguation)

Answer: Leander


Question: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde are four ghosts in which arcade game?

Answer: Pakman

Answer: Pac-man

Answer: Pac-mn

Answer: Pacman

Answer: Blinky, Pinky, Inky, Clyde

Answer: Pac-Man (card game)

Answer: Puck-Man

Answer: Pac Man Magnetic Maze

Answer: Google Pac-Man

Answer: パックマン

Answer: Puc-Man

Answer: Clyde (monster)

Answer: Pac dots

Answer: PACMAN

Answer: Pac-Man (film)

Answer: Aosuke

Answer: PUCK-MAN

Answer: CDMan

Answer: Pakkuman

Answer: MacMan Kid

Answer: Inky (ghost)

Answer: Pac-man (board game)

Answer: Google Pacman

Answer: Pac man

Answer: Blinky (ghost)

Answer: PuckMan

Answer: Pac-man ghosts

Answer: Paku paku

Answer: Split-Screen Level

Answer: Clyde (ghost)

Answer: PAC-MAN

Answer: Puck Man

Answer: Pac-Man

Answer: PacMan

Answer: Blinky (monster)

Answer: PUCKMAN

Answer: Pac Man

Answer: Pinky (ghost)

Answer: Guzuta

Answer: Puck-man

Answer: Akabei

Answer: PUCK MAN

Answer: Pac-Man (board game)


Question: There are two forms of classical Japanese theatre, 'Noh' is mostly spoken, but what name is given to the singing and dancing form?

Answer: 歌舞伎

Answer: Kabuky

Answer: Kabuki play

Answer: Kabuki Theatre

Answer: Kabuki

Answer: Kabuki theater


Question: What was the code name for the British retreat from Dunkirk in World War 2?

Answer: Dynamo

Answer: Dynamo (electrical)

Answer: Dynamo lamp

Answer: Dynamo-electric machine

Answer: Dynamotion


Question: The word 'Araf, painted on the road surface in Wales means what in English?

Answer: Slow

Answer: Speeed

Answer: Speedful

Answer: Speedfully

Answer: Tangential speed

Answer: Pokily

Answer: Swiftness

Answer: Instantaneous speeds

Answer: Tangential velocity

Answer: Hastiness

Answer: Constant Speed

Answer: Instantaneous speed

Answer: Speedfulness

Answer: Average speed

Answer: Speedless

Answer: Slowness

Answer: Speeds

Answer: Slowing

Answer: Promptitude

Answer: Promptness

Answer: Pokiness

Answer: Speed


Question: Where in the body is the zygomatic major muscle?

Answer: Jowl

Answer: Buckle pouch

Answer: Cheek

Answer: Buccal gland

Answer: Buckle cavity

Answer: Jowls

Answer: Buccal glands

Answer: Malar stripe

Answer: Cheeks


Question: Which hero was the son of Zeus by Danae?

Answer: Περσεύς

Answer: Acrisioniades

Answer: Mythology Perseus

Answer: Perseas

Answer: Περσέας

Answer: Perseus and Pegasus

Answer: Persus

Answer: Perseus (mythology)

Answer: Περσέως

Answer: Perseus

Answer: Perseos

Answer: Percius

Answer: Perseus (Greek mythology)


Question: Which Dutch admiral boasted in 1667 that he had swept the British from the sea?

Answer: Maarten Harpertsz. Tromp

Answer: Admiral Tromp

Answer: Martin Tromp

Answer: Maerten Herpertszoon Tromp

Answer: Martin Harpertzoon Tromp

Answer: Admiral Maarten Tromp

Answer: Maarten Tromp

Answer: Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp


Question: Which service was originally known as Queen's Nurses?

Answer: District Nursing

Answer: District nurse

Answer: District nursing

Answer: District Nurse

Answer: District Nurses


Question: Which group has had hits with the albums 'Hopes and Fears', and 'Under the Iron Sea'?

Answer: Keane

Answer: Keane (surname)

Answer: Keane (disambiguation)


Question: Hannibal Hayes and Kid Curry were the central characters in which 1970s American TV series?

Answer: Alias Smith and Jones (TV series)

Answer: Alias Smith & Jones

Answer: Alias Smith and Jones

Answer: Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry

Answer: Alias smith and jones


Question: Who was the last British male to reach the final of a Grand Slam tennis singles tournament?

Answer: Greg Rusedski

Answer: Greg Rudsedski

Answer: Rusedski

Answer: Ruzetsky

Answer: Greg Ruzetsky


Question: Who was Poet Laureate from 1850 to 1892?

Answer: A. tennyson

Answer: Baron Alfred Tennyson

Answer: Tennyson (poet)

Answer: Alfred Tennyson, Lord Tennyson

Answer: Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Lord

Answer: Alfred Tennyson Tennyson

Answer: Alfred Lord Tennison

Answer: Tennyson

Answer: A Tennyson

Answer: Lord Tennyson

Answer: Tennysonian

Answer: Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson

Answer: Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Answer: Alfred Tennyson

Answer: Lord Tennyson Alfred

Answer: Alfred Lord Tennyson

Answer: Lord Alfred Tennyson


Question: Who was the German born private astronomer to George 3rd?

Answer: William H. Herschel

Answer: Sir William Herschel

Answer: Sir william herschel

Answer: Herschelian

Answer: Friedrich Wilhelm Herschel

Answer: Frederick William Herschel

Answer: William Herschel

Answer: Sir Frederick William Herschel

Answer: Wilhelm Friedrich Herschel

Answer: Wilhelm Herschel

Answer: Frederick Herschel


Question: Who wrote the book 'Elmer Gantry'?

Answer: (Harry) Sinclair Lewis

Answer: Harry Sinclair Lewis

Answer: Lewis, (Harry) Sinclair

Answer: Grace Hegger

Answer: Sinclair Lewis


Question: What is the name of the strong fibrous tissue that joins one bone to another at a joint?

Answer: Ligamentum

Answer: Collateral Ligaments

Answer: Ligaments

Answer: Desmology

Answer: Ligament

Answer: Ligamentopathy

Answer: Ligaments, articular

Answer: Capsular ligaments


Question: What is the common name of the garden weed urtica dioica?

Answer: Nettle

Answer: List of plants known as nettle

Answer: List of nettle plants


Question: Who was the deviser, producer and director 'That Was The Week That Was'?

Answer: Ned Sherrin

Answer: Edward (Ned) George Sherrin

Answer: Edward George Sherrin


Question: Who became President of the USA following the assassination of William McKinley in 1901?

Answer: T Ros

Answer: Feddy Roosevelt

Answer: 26th President of the United States

Answer: Trust Buster

Answer: The Cowboy President

Answer: Teddy roosevelt

Answer: Theodore Roosavelt

Answer: President Theodore Roosevelt

Answer: Theodor roosevelt

Answer: Teddy Rose

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt

Answer: Theodore roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt

Answer: Teodoro Roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Teddy Roosvelt

Answer: Teddy Rosevelt

Answer: Roosevelt, Theodore

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy

Answer: T Roosevelt

Answer: Cowboy of the Dakotas

Answer: Teddy Roose

Answer: Theodore Roosevelt


Question: In which English county was Henry 1st born?

Answer: County Yorkshire

Answer: Yorks

Answer: Yorkshuh

Answer: Yorkshire (England)

Answer: Yorkshiremen

Answer: Name of Yorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire County

Answer: Vorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire

Answer: York County, England

Answer: Counties of Yorkshire

Answer: County of Yorkshire

Answer: Yorkshire (UK)

Answer: Yorkshireman

Answer: Yorkshire, England

Answer: Yorkshire (traditional)

Answer: God's own county


Question: What is the name of the lake formed in 1932 when the Zuider Zee was cut off from the North Sea by a dyke?

Answer: IJselmeer

Answer: Lake ijssel

Answer: Ijselmeer

Answer: IJsselmeer

Answer: Lake Ĳssel

Answer: Ijseelmeer

Answer: Ĳsselmeer

Answer: Ijsselmeer

Answer: Lake IJssel

Answer: Iesselmeer


Question: What name is given to the science or study of poisons?

Answer: History of toxicology

Answer: Toxicologists

Answer: Chemical Toxicology

Answer: Toxicologist

Answer: Chemical toxicology

Answer: Toxicology

Answer: Toxicological


Question: On which island does a narrow gauge railway run from Craignure to Torosay Castle?

Answer: Isle of mull scotland

Answer: Mull

Answer: Island of Mull

Answer: Malaeus

Answer: Muile

Answer: Glenforsa

Answer: Isle of Mull


Question: Who wrote the autobiography 'Rum, Bum and Concertina' published in 1977?

Answer: George Melly

Answer: George melley

Answer: Melly

Answer: George Mellie


Question: Name the Archbishop of Canterbury who was burnt at the stake in 1556?

Answer: Thomas Cranmer

Answer: Thomas cranmer

Answer: Archbishop Cranmer

Answer: Cranmer Square

Answer: Archbishop thomas cranmer

Answer: Thomas Cramner

Answer: Cranmerian

Answer: Cranmer

Answer: Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum


Question: Which sporting title was shared in 2007 by Jamie Spencer and Seb Sanders with 190 wins each?

Answer: Flat Racing Jockey's Championship


Question: Which shocking fish is also known as a torpedo?

Answer: Torpediniformes

Answer: ELECTRIC RAY

Answer: Electric Ray

Answer: Torpedo (fish)

Answer: Torpedo (zoology)

Answer: Electric rays

Answer: Torpedofish

Answer: Torpedo Ray

Answer: Electric ray

Answer: Torpedo fish

Answer: Torpedo ray


Question: In which activity are banderillas used?

Answer: Bullfighting and animal rights

Answer: Bullfights

Answer: Bullfight

Answer: Spanish Bull-Fight

Answer: La fiesta brava

Answer: Corrida de toros

Answer: Tauromachy

Answer: Bull fighting

Answer: Bull fights

Answer: BULLFIGHTING

Answer: Tauromachia

Answer: Criticisms of bullfighting

Answer: Course camarguaise

Answer: Bull fight

Answer: Bull-fighting

Answer: The History And Origins Of Bullfighting

Answer: Bullfighting

Answer: Bull-Fighting


Question: Who was the first Tsar of all Russia?

Answer: Ivan IV the Terrible

Answer: Ivan IV Vasilyevich

Answer: Ivan Mriskhane

Answer: Ivan Groznyi

Answer: Ivan iv

Answer: Ivan Groznyj

Answer: Ivan %22the terrible%22 Vasleivich

Answer: John IV of Russia

Answer: Ivan The Terrible

Answer: Ivan IV of Moscow

Answer: Ivan the dread

Answer: Tsar Ivan IV

Answer: Ivan Grozny

Answer: Ivan IV Terrible

Answer: Ivan the terrible

Answer: Grand Duke Ivan IV The Terrible

Answer: Ivan the Awesome

Answer: Ivan Iv

Answer: Czar ivan

Answer: IVAN THE TERRIBLE

Answer: Ivan IV

Answer: Ivan IV (Russia)

Answer: Ivan Vasilyevich

Answer: Ivan IV of Russia

Answer: Ivan the Terrible

Answer: Ivan The terrible


Question: Which perennial herb is also known as milfoil?

Answer: Stanchweed

Answer: Staunchweed

Answer: Achillea ambigua

Answer: Achillea lanata

Answer: Old man's mustard

Answer: Devil's plaything

Answer: Carpenter's weed

Answer: Thousand Seal

Answer: Thousandleaf

Answer: Bad man's plaything

Answer: Achillea ossica

Answer: Achillea bicolor

Answer: Thousand-seal

Answer: Achillea albida

Answer: Achillea lanulosa

Answer: Achillea crassifolia

Answer: Yarrow bloodwort

Answer: Achillea dentifera

Answer: Seven year's love

Answer: Snake's grass

Answer: Achillea cristata

Answer: Thousand leaf

Answer: Achillea eradiata

Answer: Knight's milfoil

Answer: Yarrow

Answer: Knight's milefoil

Answer: Millefoil

Answer: Carpenter's Weed

Answer: Western yarrow

Answer: Achillea setacea

Answer: Achillea nabelekii

Answer: Achillea arenicola

Answer: Achillea submillefolium

Answer: Thousand weed

Answer: Yerw

Answer: Achillea pecten-veneris

Answer: Gearwe

Answer: Milefolium

Answer: Achillea gracilis

Answer: Gordaldo

Answer: Old man's pepper

Answer: Achillea gigantea

Answer: Achillea alpicola

Answer: Thousand seal

Answer: Hundred leaved grass

Answer: Chamaemelum millefolium

Answer: Achillea tenuifolia

Answer: Achillea anethifolia

Answer: Knyghten

Answer: Achillea subalpina

Answer: Achillea angustissima

Answer: Little Feather

Answer: Achillea marginata

Answer: Achillea intermedia

Answer: Achillea puberula

Answer: Chamaemelum tomentosum

Answer: Achillios millefoliatus

Answer: Plumajillo

Answer: Achillea rosea

Answer: Fernweed

Answer: Achillea magna

Answer: Achillea pacifica

Answer: Achillea occidentalis

Answer: Achillea compacta

Answer: Alitubus millefolium

Answer: Yarrow milfoil

Answer: Common yarrow

Answer: Chamaemelum tanacetifolium

Answer: Soldier's Woundwort

Answer: Thousand-leaf

Answer: Achillea ceretanica

Answer: Achillea coronopifolia

Answer: YARROW

Answer: Achillea ochroleuca

Answer: Field hops

Answer: Old Man's Pepper

Answer: Achillea pumila

Answer: Achillea californica

Answer: Death flower

Answer: Achillea sordida

Answer: Herb Militaris

Answer: Common Yarrow

Answer: Field Hop

Answer: Achillea pseudo-tanacetifolia

Answer: Achillea haenkeana

Answer: Achillea sylvatica

Answer: Soldier's Woundwort

Answer: Achillea fusca

Answer: Achillea Millefolium

Answer: Devil's nettle

Answer: Alitubus tomentosus

Answer: Devil's Nettle

Answer: Soldier's woundwort

Answer: Thousand Leaf

Answer: Achillea borealis

Answer: Achillea millefolium

Answer: Yarroway

Answer: Achillea pratensis

Answer: Nosebleed plant

Answer: Achillea tenuis

Answer: Achillea tanacetifolia

Answer: Death Flower

Answer: Achillea palmeri

Answer: Achillea laxiflora

Answer: Snake's Grass


Question: An encephalogram is an X-Ray photograph of which part of the human body?

Answer: Brain cell

Answer: Encephalon

Answer: THE BRAIN

Answer: Brainy

Answer: Brain function

Answer: Mind myths

Answer: The brain

Answer: Mammalian brain

Answer: Visual verbal ability

Answer: The Brain

Answer: Mind Myths

Answer: Brain functions

Answer: Brain

Answer: Brain metabolism

Answer: Brain marrow

Answer: Brain Function

Answer: Vertebrate brain


Question: "Which English comedian had a minor hit in 1958 with his cover version of the Bobby Darin song, ""Splish Splash""?"

Answer: CHARLIE DRAKE

Answer: Charles Springall

Answer: Charlie Drake

Answer: Mick and Montmorency

Answer: Charles Edward Springall


Question: According to Colossians, Ch 4 v 14, what profession was followed by St Luke?

Answer: The Physician

Answer: Medicus (novel)

Answer: A PHYSICIAN


Question: Which preparation still in use today, was known in 4th century Egypt? Then, it was made from salt, pepper, iris flowers and mint leaves, but now mostly comprises Sodium Fluoride.

Answer: Tooth pastes

Answer: Toothpaste

Answer: Whitening toothpaste

Answer: Tube of toothpaste

Answer: Whitening toothpastes

Answer: Toothpastes

Answer: Tooth paste

Answer: TOOTHPASTE

Answer: Toothpaste tube

Answer: Toofpaste


Question: Named from the Gaelic for elbow, what is the name of the Irish bagpipes played by squeezing air with the arm?

Answer: Uilleann

Answer: Uilleann pipe

Answer: Uileann pipe

Answer: Uilleann Pipes

Answer: Uillean pipes

Answer: Uiliann pipes

Answer: Uilleann bagpipes

Answer: Union pipes

Answer: Uileann pipes

Answer: Irish bagpipes

Answer: Uilleann pipes

Answer: Uilean pipes

Answer: Illin pipes

Answer: Irish Bagpipes


Question: For what role in the film musical 'Chicago' did Catherine Zeta Jones win the Best Supporting Actress Oscar?

Answer: Velma (disambiguation)

Answer: Velma


Question: "Sting's 2006 album ""Into the Labyrinth"" is a collection of songs by John Dowland who was a 16th-17th century virtuoso on what instrument?"

Answer: Lutanists

Answer: Lutenist

Answer: Lutenists

Answer: Lutes

Answer: Lutist

Answer: Catling (music)

Answer: Electric lute

Answer: Lute

Answer: Catline

Answer: Lutanist

Answer: Lutists

Answer: Calascione

Answer: Arcicalascione

Answer: Catlin (music)

Answer: Catleen


Question: In the 1994 Cash for Questions affair, in which the Guardian exposed two Tory MPs taking payments from Mohamed Al-Fayed, who was the MP for Beaconsfield implicated?

Answer: Tim Smith (disambiguation)

Answer: Timothy Smith

Answer: Tim Smith

Answer: Smith, Tim


Question: In literature, whose girlfriend is Becky Thatcher?

Answer: Thomas Sawyer

Answer: Aunt Polly

Answer: Tom Sawyer (character)

Answer: Tom sawyer

Answer: Thom Sawyer

Answer: Tom Sawyer


Question: The Synod of Whitby took place in which century?

Answer: 7th AD


Question: On a computer keyboard you need to press 'shift' and which number to produce the £ sign?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Cassiterite is a principal ore of which metal?

Answer: Tin Processing

Answer: Tin (element)

Answer: Sn (element)

Answer: Element 50

Answer: Stannic

Answer: Tin

Answer: Tin metallurgy

Answer: Tin lepsory

Answer: Stannous

Answer: Tin compounds

Answer: Stannous ion


Question: What was the name of the home of the Norse gods?

Answer: Asguard

Answer: Asgard

Answer: Asgaard

Answer: Ásgarðr

Answer: Åsgard

Answer: Ásaland

Answer: Asgardr

Answer: Ásgard

Answer: Asgård

Answer: Asaland

Answer: Aasgard

Answer: Ásgardr

Answer: Asgarthr

Answer: Godheim


Question: In the 2005 remake of the film 'King Kong' who played the part of Ann Darrow, originally played by Fay Wray?

Answer: Naomi Watts

Answer: Naomi Ellen Watts


Question: "In the TV series, ""The Rockford Files"", which actor played Rockford's father, ""Rocky""?"

Answer: Noah Beery, Jr.

Answer: Noah Beery Jr

Answer: NOAH BEERY JR.

Answer: Noah Beery Jr.

Answer: Noah Beery, Jr


Question: What is, or was, a barouche?

Answer: A (FOUR WHEELED) CARRIAGE


Question: Which nineteenth century artist had the Christian names John Everett?

Answer: Millais (disambiguation)

Answer: MILLAIS

Answer: Millais


Question: On which West Indian island did the Calypso originate?

Answer: Island of Trinidad

Answer: Trinidad (island)

Answer: Trinadad

Answer: Trinidad Island

Answer: Trini

Answer: Iere

Answer: TRINIDAD

Answer: Trinidad


Question: On T.V. who played Frank Cannon?

Answer: Bill Conrad

Answer: WILLIAM CONRAD

Answer: William Conrad


Question: "Who played the part of Hilda Ogden for many years in the TV series, ""Coronation St""?"

Answer: Jean Alexander

Answer: JEAN ALEXANDER

Answer: Alexander, Jean


Question: Which Pacific nation consists of over 800 islands and islets, the largest being Viti Levu?

Answer: Fiji (disambiguation)

Answer: FIJI


Question: The magazine Private Eye refers to Her Majesty the Queen by which name?

Answer: BRENDA


Question: "Who wrote the TV series ""Pennies From Heaven"", and ""The Singing Detective""?"

Answer: Dennis C. G. Potter

Answer: Dennis Christopher George Potter

Answer: Dennis Potter

Answer: Denis Potter

Answer: DENNIS POTTER


Question: Which South African soldier / statesman fought against the British in the Boer War, then on the side of the allies in both World Wars, and was instrumental in the founding of the League of Nations in 1919?

Answer: JAN SMUTS

Answer: Jan Christiaan Smuts

Answer: General Smuts

Answer: General Jan Smuts

Answer: Jan Christiaan Smuts of South Africa

Answer: Jan C. Smuts

Answer: Ian Smuts

Answer: J. C. Smuts

Answer: Field Marshal Smuts

Answer: J C Smuts

Answer: J.C. Smuts

Answer: Jan Smuts

Answer: Jan Christian Smuts

Answer: Smuts

Answer: Jan smuts

Answer: JC Smuts


Question: Rose Diamond is the long time partner of which British TV and radio presenter?

Answer: Desmond Lynam

Answer: DES LYNAM

Answer: Des Lynam

Answer: Desmond Lynham

Answer: Des Lynham


Question: Which type of bird is named after Thomas Bewick, an English engraver and ornithologist, who specialised in illustrations of birds?

Answer: The Swan

Answer: SWAN

Answer: Swan (disambiguation)

Answer: A SWAN

Answer: Swans

Answer: Swans (disambiguation)


Question: Which advert on TV, showed a young boy pushing a bicycle up a steep hill, to the strains of Dvorak's Ninth Symphony?

Answer: HOVIS

Answer: Hovis


Question: Give a year in the life of German painter Albrecht Durer.

Answer: 1471-1528


Question: In what year did Kurt Waldheim become UN General Secretary; Bloody Sunday happened in Derry, NI; President Nixon visited China.

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-two

Answer: 1972


Question: Which Dr. Who villain has been played by Roger Delgado, Anthony Ainley, Eric Roberts, etc?

Answer: Master (band)

Answer: Masters

Answer: Mastre

Answer: The Master (film)

Answer: Masterful

Answer: Master (character)

Answer: Mastership

Answer: Master (disambiguation)

Answer: Master

Answer: The Master (disambiguation)

Answer: The Master

Answer: Master, The


Question: Sir William Herschel discovered which planet, calling it 'George's Star', in honour of King George the Third?

Answer: Magnetosphere of Uranus

Answer: Sol 7

Answer: Georgium Sidus

Answer: HD 128598

Answer: Planet Uranus

Answer: SAO 158687

Answer: 7th planet

Answer: Urano (planet)

Answer: Sol-7

Answer: Uranus (planet)

Answer: Discovery of Uranus

Answer: Seventh planet

Answer: Sol h

Answer: Sun h

Answer: Sol VII

Answer: 34 Tauri

Answer: George's Star

Answer: Uranus (astronomy)

Answer: Uranos (planet)

Answer: Uranus (Planet)

Answer: Georgian planet

Answer: Uranus

Answer: Astronomy Uranus


Question: Which football manager as the nickname the bald eagle?

Answer: Jim Smith

Answer: Jim Smith (disambiguation)

Answer: Jim Smith (basketball)

Answer: Smith, Jim

Answer: JIM SMITH


Question: What name is given to the gap between the A and B rings of Saturn, after the Italian astronomer who first discovered it in 1675?

Answer: F Ring of Saturn

Answer: Rings of saturn

Answer: Cassini Division

Answer: Keeler gap

Answer: Phoebe ring

Answer: Rings Of Saturn

Answer: S/2004 1R

Answer: Encke Division

Answer: F Ring

Answer: C Ring of Saturn

Answer: C-Ring

Answer: Maxwell Gap

Answer: Cassini division

Answer: D Ring

Answer: Keeler Division

Answer: Saturn ring

Answer: Rings of Saturn

Answer: Crepe ring

Answer: Encke gap

Answer: F ring

Answer: Maxwell Division

Answer: R/2004 S 2

Answer: Bleriot (moon)

Answer: R/2004 S 1

Answer: Propeller moonlet

Answer: A Ring

Answer: Crepe Ring

Answer: Saturns rings

Answer: Encke Gap

Answer: Saturn's rings

Answer: C Ring

Answer: Keeler Gap

Answer: E Ring of Saturn

Answer: Bleriot (moonlet)

Answer: Methone Ring Arc

Answer: CASSINI DIVISION

Answer: Encke division

Answer: B Ring


Question: New Zealander Jack Lovelock gained fame in the1930's in which field?

Answer: Athletics (track & field)

Answer: Athletics

Answer: Athletics (track+field)

Answer: Athletics (disambiguation)

Answer: Athletics (track 'n field)

Answer: The Athletics

Answer: Athletics (track 'n' field)

Answer: Athletics (overview)

Answer: Athletics (track n' field)

Answer: ATHLETICS

Answer: Athletics (track n field)

Answer: Athletics (track + field)

Answer: Athletics (sports)


Question: Ingvar Kamprad, one of the world's richest men, founded which company in the 1940's?

Answer: Ikea International Group

Answer: IKEA Family

Answer: Inter IKEA Holding

Answer: Chuck out your chintz

Answer: Boklok

Answer: The IKEA International Group

Answer: IKÉA

Answer: Ikea.com

Answer: Verdanagate

Answer: Verdana-gate

Answer: Inter IKEA Systems

Answer: Inter Ikea Holding

Answer: Möbel-IKÉA

Answer: Inter IKEA Systems B.V.

Answer: IKEA

Answer: IKEA International Group

Answer: BoKlok

Answer: Ikea

Answer: Inter IKEA Holding S.A.


Question: Which racecourse, home to the King George VI steeplechase, is situated at Sunbury on Thames?

Answer: Kempton Park (disambiguation)

Answer: KEMPTON PARK

Answer: Kemptonpark

Answer: Kempton Park


Question: Alan Coren, who died in 2007, and Sandi Tostvig were rival captains on which TV game show?

Answer: Call My Bluff

Answer: Call my bluff

Answer: CALL MY BLUFF

Answer: Call My Bluff (UK game show)


Question: Which media mogul married actress Jane Fonda in 1991, the marriage ending in divorce ten years later?

Answer: TED TURNER

Answer: Robert Edward Turner

Answer: Billionaire Ted

Answer: Robert Edward III Turner

Answer: R.E. Turner

Answer: Ted Turner

Answer: Robert Edward Turner III

Answer: Ted Turner Foundation

Answer: Turner Foundation

Answer: Former owner of WCW


Question: Which adjective is used when pertaining to the fox?

Answer: Vulpine

Answer: Vixen

Answer: Todde

Answer: Vulpini

Answer: VULPINE

Answer: Fox

Answer: Foxes

Answer: Fox penis

Answer: River fox

Answer: Fox habitat

Answer: Focks

Answer: Foxp

Answer: Fox (zoology)

Answer: Foxs

Answer: Sexual characteristics of foxes


Question: Nephritis is a condition, in humans, where which part of the body becomes inflamed?

Answer: Human kidney

Answer: Duplex kidney

Answer: Kindey cell

Answer: Upper pole of the kidney

Answer: Cortical collecting tubule cell

Answer: Kidneys

Answer: Nephrous

Answer: Renal System

Answer: Nephric

Answer: Renal System Disease

Answer: Nephros

Answer: Kidney disorder

Answer: The kidney

Answer: Metanephroi

Answer: Renal

Answer: Kidney Diseases

Answer: Pole of the kidney

Answer: Nephridial

Answer: Interstitial kidney cells

Answer: Kidney disorders

Answer: Renal disorder

Answer: Hind-kidney

Answer: Renal hilus

Answer: Kidney (food)

Answer: THE KIDNEYS

Answer: Pole of kidney

Answer: Inner medullary collecting duct cell

Answer: Renal anomalies

Answer: Interstitum

Answer: Kidney

Answer: Thick ascending limb cell

Answer: Renally

Answer: Renal agents


Question: Which fruit is known in Portuguese as a marmelo, the first marmalades being made from this fruit?

Answer: Cydonia oblonga

Answer: Quinces

Answer: Cydonia vulgaris

Answer: Quince tree

Answer: Cydonia (plant)

Answer: Culture of quince

Answer: QUINCE

Answer: Quince

Answer: Cydonia (genus)


Question: The rather exotic cathedral, on Red Square, in Moscow, is dedicated to which saint?

Answer: Basil of Cesareea

Answer: Basil of Caesarea

Answer: Basil of caesarea

Answer: St Basil The Great

Answer: Άγιος Βασίλειος ο Μέγας

Answer: St. Basil of Caesarea

Answer: St. Basil

Answer: St. Basil The Great

Answer: ST BASIL

Answer: Saint Basil's day

Answer: St. Basil the Great

Answer: St Basil

Answer: Saint Basil the Great

Answer: Saint Basil of Caesarea

Answer: Basil the Great

Answer: Saint Basil

Answer: Saint Basil The Great


Question: What are Merapi in Indonesia, Rabaul in Papua New Guinea and Ruapehu in New Zealand?

Answer: Volcanic vents

Answer: Most-active volcanoes

Answer: Most active volcano

Answer: Active Volcano

Answer: Volcanicity

Answer: Volcanic vent

Answer: Crater Row

Answer: Volcano (geological landform)

Answer: Last eruption

Answer: Valcano

Answer: Active volcano

Answer: Rift volcano

Answer: Volcanoe facts

Answer: Volcanic mountains

Answer: Extinct Volcano

Answer: Volcanoes

Answer: Volcano eruption

Answer: Potentially active volcano

Answer: Dormant volcano

Answer: Erupt

Answer: Volcano

Answer: Extinct volcanoes

Answer: Most-active volcano

Answer: Extinct volcano

Answer: Volcanos

Answer: Volcanic

Answer: Erupting volcano

Answer: Volcanic mountain

Answer: Inactive volcano

Answer: Active worlds in the Solar System

Answer: Volcanic activity

Answer: Volcanic aerosols

Answer: Dormant volcanoes

Answer: All about Volcanos

Answer: Valcanos

Answer: Volcanoe


Question: Which year saw the assassination of US President James Garfield?

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and eighty-one

Answer: 1881


Question: What was set at 3 groats per household in 1380 and caused social unrest?

Answer: Poll tax

Answer: Poll Tax

Answer: Polltax

Answer: Poll tax (disambiguation)

Answer: Pole tax

Answer: Poll taxes

Answer: Poll-tax


Question: What is the current occupation of rock singer Bruce Dickinson?

Answer: Airline Captain

Answer: Pilot in command

Answer: Pilot-in-command

Answer: Captain (aeronautics)

Answer: Captain (aeronautical)

Answer: Captain (airlines)

Answer: Airline pilot

Answer: Airline Pilot

Answer: Captain (civil aviation)

Answer: Airline pilots


Question: Malachite is an ore of which metal?

Answer: Copper

Answer: Copper metabolism

Answer: Copper bracelet

Answer: Copper history

Answer: Cuprum

Answer: Element XXIX

Answer: Copper sheet

Answer: Cuprous

Answer: Copper band

Answer: Copper (element)

Answer: Element 29

Answer: 1S2 2S2 2P6 3S2 3P6 3D10 4S

Answer: Cupreous

Answer: Copper sheet metal

Answer: Copper fittings

Answer: Cu2+

Answer: Tommie Copper

Answer: Cupric

Answer: Red metal

Answer: Utah state mineral


Question: Which actress was a Coronation Street regular and also appeared in the film 'Carry on Cleo'?

Answer: Shirley Anne Broadbent

Answer: Amanda Broadbent

Answer: Amanda Barry

Answer: Shirley Broadbent

Answer: Amanda Barrie


Question: Which literary location did John Jarndyce own?

Answer: Reverend Chadband

Answer: Rev Mr Chadband

Answer: John Jarndyce

Answer: Bleakhouse

Answer: Nemo (Bleak House)

Answer: Mademoiselle Hortense

Answer: Chesney Wold

Answer: Honoria, Lady Dedlock

Answer: Bleak House

Answer: Richard Carstone

Answer: Miss Barbary

Answer: Lady Honoria Dedlock

Answer: Lady Dedlock

Answer: Harold Skimpole


Question: Coimbra is a principal town or city in which country?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: Who directed the film 'Last Tango in Paris'? (

Answer: Bernando Bertolucci

Answer: Bertolucci

Answer: Bernardo Bertolucci

Answer: Bernardo) Bertolucci


Question: Who was the British Admiral who died in 1707 when four of his ships were wrecked in the Scilly Isles?

Answer: Clowdisley Shovell

Answer: Clowdesley Shovell

Answer: Cloudesley Shovell

Answer: Cloudesley Shorell

Answer: Cloudesley Shovel

Answer: Sir Cloudesley Shovel

Answer: Cloudsley Shovell

Answer: Shovell

Answer: Sir Clowdisley Shovell

Answer: Sir Cloudesley Shovell

Answer: Cloudsley Shovel


Question: What is the name of George Galloway's political party?

Answer: Respection

Answer: Respecting

Answer: Reſpect

Answer: Disrespect

Answer: Respect

Answer: Respectability


Question: Which comic strip character was created in the early fifties by the Southport artist Frank Hampson?

Answer: DAN DARE

Answer: Dan Dare

Answer: Jocelyn Peabody


Question: What type of animal can be found on a tin of 'Lyle's Golden Syrup'?

Answer: Lithium ion batteries

Answer: LiIon

Answer: Litium Ion battery

Answer: Laptop battery

Answer: Li-ion battery

Answer: LiOn

Answer: Lithium ion battery

Answer: Lithum ion

Answer: Lithium ion cell

Answer: Lion battery

Answer: LiON

Answer: Lithium-ION

Answer: A LION

Answer: 18650 li ion battery

Answer: Lithium-ion battery

Answer: Li-lon

Answer: LiIo

Answer: Lithium-ion batteries

Answer: Lithium Ion

Answer: Li-Ion

Answer: Lithium-ion battery recalls

Answer: Li Ion

Answer: Li ion battery

Answer: Lithium-ion

Answer: Li-ion cell

Answer: Lithium-Ion battery

Answer: Liion

Answer: Lithium Ion Battery

Answer: Lithium-Ion batteries

Answer: Lithium ion

Answer: Li-ion

Answer: Li ion

Answer: Li-ion batteries

Answer: Lithium-Ion


Question: "Who in the wild west was known as ""Iron Eyes"" among his other nicknames?"

Answer: Buffalo Bill Cody

Answer: William F Cody

Answer: Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show

Answer: Buffalo Bill

Answer: Wild West, Rocky Mountain and Prairie Exhibition

Answer: William F. Cody

Answer: Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show

Answer: Buffalo Bill's Wild West show

Answer: William Frederick %22Buffalo Bill%22 Cody

Answer: William Frederick Cody

Answer: WILLIAM CODY

Answer: Buffalo Bill's Wild West

Answer: Bill Cody

Answer: William Frank 'Buffalo Bill' Cody

Answer: William Cody

Answer: Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show


Question: "Name the little girl, daughter of the late Christina, who has inherited the vast ""Onassis"" fortune?"

Answer: Athina

Answer: Athēnai

Answer: Athens

Answer: Athénes

Answer: Атина

Answer: Atina, Greece

Answer: Municipality of Athens

Answer: Athens (municipality)

Answer: Athens, Modern Diocese of

Answer: Athens (Greece)

Answer: Capital of Greece

Answer: Athina, Greece

Answer: Athènes

Answer: GRATH

Answer: Athens, Greece

Answer: ATHINA

Answer: Αθήνα

Answer: Greece Athens

Answer: Gulf of Athens

Answer: Modern Athens

Answer: Athenian

Answer: Agrae

Answer: Travel athens

Answer: City of Athens

Answer: Athens Municipality

Answer: Athenes

Answer: Athenai

Answer: Ἀθῆναι

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GRATH

Answer: Athenians

Answer: Athence

Answer: Atenás

Answer: Athína

Answer: Athínai


Question: "When someone exclaims ""By Jove!"" to whom are they referring?"

Answer: (THE ROMAN GOD) JUPITER


Question: Which sauce is made from mayonnaise, chopped capers and onions?

Answer: Steak Tartar

Answer: Beef tartar

Answer: Tartare

Answer: Filet americain

Answer: Steak Tartare

Answer: Filet American

Answer: Steak tatare

Answer: Steak tartar

Answer: Beef tartare

Answer: Beef Tar Tar

Answer: Filet américain

Answer: Américain

Answer: Steak tartare


Question: Which long distance footpath links Frodsham and Whitchurch?

Answer: Sandstone Trail


Question: Which South American country's flag has nine alternating horizontal bands of blue and white with a gold sun in a white canton?

Answer: Cruzada Libertadora

Answer: Uraguay

Answer: Uruguayan

Answer: Uruguay

Answer: Health care in Uruguay

Answer: Uruguayo

Answer: Urú

Answer: Republic East of the Uruguay

Answer: Eastern Republic of the Uruguay

Answer: República Oriental del Uruguay

Answer: ISO 3166-1:UY

Answer: Etymology of Uruguay

Answer: Eastern Republic of Uruguay

Answer: Uruguai

Answer: Uruguayan (disambiguation)

Answer: Uruguay (country)

Answer: Oriental Republic of Uruguay

Answer: Name of Uruguay

Answer: Health in Uruguay

Answer: Media of Uruguay


Question: What is the American word for a short-hand typist?

Answer: Brachygraphic

Answer: Shorthand

Answer: Stenography

Answer: Stenographer

Answer: Stenographers

Answer: Short Hand

Answer: Shorthand writing

Answer: Stenographic

Answer: Brachygraphy

Answer: Shorthand typist

Answer: Tachygraphy


Question: "Who topped the U.K. charts for eleven successive weeks in 1955, with his version of the song ""Rose Marie""?"

Answer: Ottis Dewey Whitman

Answer: Ottis Dewey Whitman, Jr.

Answer: Otis Whitman

Answer: Ottis Whitman

Answer: Slim Whitman

Answer: Ottis Dewey Whitman, Jr

Answer: SLIM WHITMAN

Answer: Otis Dewey %22Slim%22 Whitman


Question: Which of Henry VIII's wives died of septicaemia, just twelve days after giving birth?

Answer: Jane St Maur

Answer: Jane Seymour, Queen of England

Answer: Jane Seymour

Answer: Jane semour

Answer: JANE SEYMOUR

Answer: Queen Jane Seymour


Question: The duodenum, jejunum and ileum together make up which part of the human body?

Answer: THE SMALL INTESTINE

Answer: Small bowel

Answer: Intestinum tenue

Answer: Absorption (small intestine)

Answer: Small intestine

Answer: Small intestinal

Answer: Unstirred water layer

Answer: Intestine, small

Answer: Small intestines

Answer: Small Intestine


Question: Which mountain range stretches from the Arctic Ocean to the Caspian Sea?

Answer: Ural Mountain

Answer: Ural mountain range

Answer: Ural Mountains (Russia)

Answer: Trans-Urals

Answer: Ural Mountains

Answer: Ural mountain

Answer: Uralskiye gory

Answer: Ural Mountains Region, Russia (Federation)

Answer: Uralsky Khrebet

Answer: Middle Urals

Answer: Ural mountains

Answer: Uralskiy Khrebet

Answer: Ural Soviet

Answer: Urals

Answer: Ural'skiy Khrebet

Answer: Ural Mountains Region

Answer: Uralskiye

Answer: Ural Mountain Range

Answer: Ural Mountains Region, Russia

Answer: The Urals

Answer: Uralian

Answer: Ural Mountains Region (Russia)

Answer: The Ural Mountains


Question: Which grape is used to produce top-quality Burgundy red wines?

Answer: Pinot Liebault

Answer: Rouci Modre

Answer: Blauer Spätburgunder

Answer: Pinot Liébault

Answer: Plant Dore

Answer: Pignol

Answer: Plant Doré

Answer: Savagnin Noir

Answer: Blauer Spatburgunder

Answer: Pinot noir

Answer: Blauburgunder

Answer: Franc Pineau

Answer: Noirien

Answer: Spaetburgunder

Answer: Pinot nero

Answer: Auvernat

Answer: Pinot Noir

Answer: Spatsburgunder

Answer: Modri Pinot

Answer: Burgundac Crni

Answer: Vert Dore

Answer: Spatburgunder

Answer: Pinot Nero

Answer: Vert Doré

Answer: Blauer Klevner

Answer: Rouci

Answer: Vert dore

Answer: Blauer Spaetburgunder

Answer: Pinot nior

Answer: Nagyburgundi

Answer: Spätburgunder

Answer: Pinot noirs


Question: Which is the deepest loch in Scotland?

Answer: Loch Morar

Answer: Loch morar

Answer: Lock Mhòrair


Question: What was the name of the private eye played by Trevor Eve on TV in the '70s?

Answer: Shoestring (TV series)

Answer: Eddie Shoestring


Question: In 1986 the prime minister of which European country was assassinated while returning home from the cinema?

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: Which mountain range extends almost the length of Italy?

Answer: Apennine mountains

Answer: Apennine Range

Answer: Ligurian Apennine

Answer: Appennine mountains

Answer: Appennines

Answer: Apennine Mountains

Answer: Apennines

Answer: Appennine

Answer: Ligurian Appennines

Answer: Appenines

Answer: Appennini

Answer: Appennin

Answer: Appennino


Question: Who opened the first stretch of motorway in 1959?

Answer: Ernest Marples

Answer: Alfred Ernest Marples

Answer: Baron Marples


Question: Mount Elbrus, arguably Europe's highest peak, is in which mountain range?

Answer: Caucasus

Answer: The Caucasian countries

Answer: Caucasus region

Answer: კავკასია

Answer: Caucasia (geographic region)

Answer: Kaukasus

Answer: The Caucasus

Answer: Caucasus (geographic region)

Answer: Caucasian isthmus

Answer: Caucasus Region

Answer: Caucase


Question: "In physics, whose law states that ""for a fixed mass of gas at a constant temperature the product of the pressure and volume is constant""?"

Answer: (Robert) Boyle

Answer: Boylean

Answer: Robert Boyle

Answer: Sir Robert Boyle

Answer: The Hon Robert Boyle


Question: What is the derived SI unit of pressure?

Answer: PASCAL

Answer: Pascal

Answer: Pascal's

Answer: Pascal (disambiguation)


Question: In the Bible who was the mother of King Solomon?

Answer: 2 Samuel 11

Answer: Basheva

Answer: Bathsheba at her Bath

Answer: Bath-shua

Answer: Bath-sheba

Answer: Bethsheba

Answer: Bathsheba at Bath

Answer: Bathsheba

Answer: Bathsheba at her bath

Answer: Bat Sheva

Answer: Besheba

Answer: Bathsheba at Her Bath

Answer: David and bathsheba

Answer: Batsheba at her bath

Answer: Bathsheba with King David's Letter

Answer: David and Bathsheba

Answer: Bathsheeba


Question: In darts, what is the highest possible checkout with three darts, finishing with a double?

Answer: one hundred and seventy

Answer: 170


Question: What is the title of the last Harry Potter novel, published in 2007?

Answer: HarryPotterandtheDeathlyHallows

Answer: Deathly hollows

Answer: 7th Harry Potter

Answer: Harry potter 7

Answer: Harry Potter Book 7

Answer: Harry Potter: Movie Seven

Answer: Harry potter and deathly hallows

Answer: Deathly Hallwos

Answer: Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows

Answer: HPatDH

Answer: Harry7

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (film)

Answer: Hpadh

Answer: The Deathly Hallows

Answer: Harry Potter and the Forest of Shadows

Answer: Harry Potter: Book Seven

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deadly Veil

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (films)

Answer: Harry Potter Deathly Hallow

Answer: HPATDH

Answer: Harry Potter and the Heart of Ravenclaw

Answer: Harry Potter and the Elder Wand

Answer: 7th Harry Potter book

Answer: Hdph

Answer: Harry potter and the deathly hallows

Answer: Harry Potter and the Insignia of Death

Answer: Harry Potter and the Peverell Quest

Answer: The last harry potter

Answer: Harry Potter and the deathly hallows

Answer: HP07

Answer: HPDH

Answer: 7th harry potter book

Answer: Harry potter book vii

Answer: HPVII

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deadly Hollows

Answer: Harry Potter and the Pyramids of Furmat

Answer: HP-VII

Answer: The Deathly Hallow

Answer: Deadly Veil

Answer: Harry Potter 7 (Book)

Answer: Harry potter and the deadly hallows

Answer: Deathly Hallos

Answer: Harry Potter 7

Answer: Harry Potter book 7

Answer: Deathly Hallow

Answer: HP 7

Answer: Seventh harry potter book

Answer: Battle of Hogwarts

Answer: Hpatdh

Answer: Harry Potter: Book 7

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Answer: Harry Potter seven

Answer: Harry potter book 7

Answer: Deathly Hollows

Answer: Harry Potter book seven

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows

Answer: Potter7

Answer: Heart of Ravenclaw

Answer: Harry potter book seven

Answer: Harry potter & the deathly hallows

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deadly Hallows

Answer: Harry potter and the deathly hollows

Answer: Harry Potter: Film Seven

Answer: Harry Potter and the Relics of Death

Answer: Harry Potter VII

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallwos

Answer: The last harry potter book

Answer: The battle of hogwarts

Answer: Deathly hallows

Answer: Carpet Book

Answer: Harry Potter7

Answer: Harry Pottre and the Deathly Hallows

Answer: HP7

Answer: Deathly Hallows

Answer: Hpdh

Answer: HP&

Answer: Resurection Stone

Answer: Hp7

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallow

Answer: Harry Potter and Deathly Hallows

Answer: Harry Potter 7 (book)

Answer: Harry potter and the deathly hallows movie

Answer: Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (flim)

Answer: Harry Potter seven (book)

Answer: Harry Potter and the Gifts of Death

Answer: Harry Potter and the deathly Hallows (film)

Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathy Hallows


Question: Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire, now in the hands of the National Trust, was the home of which pioneer of photography?

Answer: Henry Fox-Talbot

Answer: Henry Fox Talbot

Answer: William Henry Fox Talbot

Answer: William Fox Talbot

Answer: Fox Talbot

Answer: W. H. Fox Talbot

Answer: William H. Fox Talbot


Question: Who, in November 2005, became the first ever female Chancellor of Germany?

Answer: Chancellor Merkel

Answer: Dr. Angela Dorothea Merkel

Answer: Angela Dorothea Kasner

Answer: Dorothea Kasner

Answer: Ulrich Merkel

Answer: Angela Kasner

Answer: Angela Dorothea Merkel

Answer: Angela Merkl

Answer: Angela Teflon Merkel

Answer: Merckel

Answer: Angela Merkel

Answer: Angie Merkel

Answer: Merkel

Answer: Angela Merkell


Question: In which Russian city is the Kirov Ballet based?

Answer: St Petersb.

Answer: Saint Petersberg

Answer: Peterpolis

Answer: Sankt Petrburg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:RULED

Answer: St-Petersburg

Answer: St petersburg

Answer: St. Petersburg

Answer: St. Petersburg, Russa

Answer: Saint Petersburg

Answer: Saint-Peterburg

Answer: Pietarissa

Answer: Art Pictures St. Petersburg

Answer: Russia St. Petersburg

Answer: Sankt Petersburg

Answer: Monuments of Saint Petersburg

Answer: Peterburg

Answer: RU-SPE

Answer: St. petersbourg

Answer: Piter, Russia

Answer: Leningrad, Soviet Union

Answer: Petersburg, Russia

Answer: St Petersburg, Russia

Answer: Peterburi

Answer: Saint petersburg

Answer: Saint Petersburg (Russia)

Answer: St. Petersberg

Answer: Saint Petersburg, Russia (Federation)

Answer: Lenningrad

Answer: Sankt Pieterburg

Answer: St. Petursburg

Answer: Leningrad, USSR

Answer: St. Petersburg, Russia

Answer: Saint Petersburg, Russia

Answer: Petrograd

Answer: Peterpole

Answer: St Petersburg

Answer: Peter, Russia

Answer: St. petersburg

Answer: Landscrona

Answer: Saint Peterburg

Answer: Saint-Petersburg

Answer: St. Peterburg

Answer: Saint Petersburg City

Answer: St petersbourg

Answer: Leningrad

Answer: St. Petersburgh

Answer: Ленинград

Answer: Sankt-Petersburg

Answer: Leningrad, Russia

Answer: Санкт-Петербург

Answer: Sankt Peterburg

Answer: Saint Peterburg, Russia

Answer: Sankt-Peterburg Federal City, Russia

Answer: Sankt-Peterburg

Answer: St Petersberg

Answer: St.Petersburg

Answer: Saint Petersburgh


Question: What does the Greek word Mesopotamia mean?

Answer: Between Two Rivers

Answer: Between two rivers


Question: During the 1970s which car maker produced the Triumph TR7 and the Jaguar XJS?

Answer: British Leyland Motor Corporation

Answer: Bleycar

Answer: British Leyland Motor Corp

Answer: The British Leyland Motor Corporation

Answer: Leyland of Australia

Answer: British Leyland

Answer: Leykor

Answer: British Leyland Motor Corporation Limited

Answer: BLMC


Question: "Which opera features the ""Humming Chorus""?"

Answer: Madam Butterfly

Answer: Lieutenant Pinkerton

Answer: Madama Butterfly

Answer: Un bel di vedremo

Answer: B. F. Pinkerton

Answer: Cio-Cio-San

Answer: Cio Cio San

Answer: Cio-Cio San

Answer: Un bel dì vedremo

Answer: Un bel di

Answer: Madame Butterfly

Answer: B.F. Pinkerton

Answer: Vogliatemi bene

Answer: Un Bel Di


Question: In which year was Mrs Indira Gandhi assassinated?

Answer: 1984

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-four


Question: In the acronym DEFRA, for what does the A stand?

Answer: Extra-marital affair

Answer: Affair

Answer: Affairs

Answer: Extramarital affair

Answer: Extramarital affairs

Answer: Dalliances

Answer: Romantic affair

Answer: Sexual affair


Question: Which club won the Scottish league cup three times in the first eight years of the competition?

Answer: East Fife (disambiguation)

Answer: East Fife


Question: Who was head of the Gestapo from1936?

Answer: Himler

Answer: Heinrich Luitpold Himler

Answer: HimmlerHeinrich

Answer: Heinrich Hitzinger

Answer: Himler, Heinrich

Answer: Himmler Heinrich

Answer: Heinreich Himmler

Answer: Heinrich Himler

Answer: Hinrich Himler

Answer: Heinrich Himmler

Answer: Heini Himmler

Answer: Himler,Heinrich Luitpold

Answer: HeinreichHimmler

Answer: Himmler, Heinreich

Answer: Himmler, Heinreich Luitpold

Answer: Himler Heinrich

Answer: Himmler,Heinreich Luitpold

Answer: Himler, Heinreich Luitpold

Answer: Himmler Heinreich

Answer: HeinrichHimler

Answer: Himmler,Heinreich

Answer: Heinrich himmler

Answer: Himler, Heinrich Luitpold

Answer: Heinreich Hitzinger

Answer: Heinreich Himler

Answer: HimlerHeinreich

Answer: Himmler, Heinrich Luitpold

Answer: Hinrich Himmler

Answer: Heinrich Hemmler

Answer: HeinreichHimler

Answer: Himler, Heinreich

Answer: Himler Heinreich

Answer: Himmler,Heinrich Luitpold

Answer: Himler,Heinreich

Answer: HimlerHeinrich

Answer: Himler,Heinrich

Answer: Heinrich Luitpold Himmler

Answer: HimmlerHeinreich

Answer: Himmler, Heinrich

Answer: Heinreich Luitpold Himmler

Answer: Heinreich Luitpold Himler

Answer: Himmler,Heinrich

Answer: Hinreich Himmler

Answer: Himmler

Answer: Himler,Heinreich Luitpold

Answer: HeinrichHimmler

Answer: Hinreich Himler


Question: Who wrote the opera Faust in 1859?

Answer: Charles-Francois Gounod

Answer: Gounod, Charles-François

Answer: Ballets by Charles Gounod

Answer: Ballets to the music of Charles Gounod

Answer: Charles Gounod

Answer: Gounoud

Answer: Charles Francis Gounod

Answer: Charles-François Gounod

Answer: Charles François Gounod

Answer: Gounod

Answer: Gounod, Charles-Francois

Answer: Charles Francois Gounod

Answer: CF Gounod


Question: To whom did the risen Jesus say 'Touch me not'?

Answer: Sainte Marie Madeleine

Answer: Apostle to the apostles

Answer: Mary magdelen

Answer: St Mary Magdalen

Answer: Mary Magdalen

Answer: Legend of Mary Magdalene

Answer: Mary Maudlin

Answer: St. Mary Magdalen

Answer: Saint Mary Magdalen

Answer: Mary of Magdalene

Answer: Saint Mary Magdalene

Answer: The Woman Who Washed Jesus' Feet

Answer: Lost Bride

Answer: St Mary Magdalene

Answer: Mary of Magdala

Answer: Apostola apostolorum

Answer: Mary magdalene

Answer: Mary Madeline

Answer: Mary Magdelene

Answer: Mary Magdalene

Answer: Mary of Magdelene

Answer: Mary Magdalen, Saint

Answer: St. Mary Magdalene

Answer: Matrimonio

Answer: Mary Magdala

Answer: Saint Maria Magdalena

Answer: Maria Magdalene

Answer: Mary magdelena


Question: What was the name of the horse in Steptoe and Son?

Answer: Hurcules

Answer: Herkules

Answer: Mehercle

Answer: Hercules (mythology)

Answer: Hercules

Answer: Herculean


Question: For what medical condition would a doctor administer an antipyretic?

Answer: Subfebrile

Answer: Low grade fever

Answer: Fever

Answer: Hyperpyrexia

Answer: Pyrexia

Answer: Fevers

Answer: Febrile

Answer: Fever with rash

Answer: Pyrogens

Answer: FEVER

Answer: Fever with Rash

Answer: Low-grade fever

Answer: Pyrogen (fever)

Answer: Pyrogenic

Answer: Low-grade pyrexia

Answer: Pyretic conditions

Answer: Fever phobia


Question: Which car manufacturer produces a model called the RAV4?

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

Answer: Toyota automobile collectibles

Answer: Toyopet

Answer: Toyota Motors Philippines

Answer: トヨタ

Answer: Zeronise

Answer: Toyota (company)

Answer: Toyota cars

Answer: Toyota motor corp

Answer: Toyotathon

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp.

Answer: Toyota 89CV

Answer: Toyota Central R&D Labs

Answer: Toyotas

Answer: Toyota Netz

Answer: Toyota Motor Company

Answer: Toyta

Answer: トヨタ自動車株式会社

Answer: Toyota.com

Answer: Toyopet Store

Answer: Toyota Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor

Answer: Toyota NETZ

Answer: Toyota

Answer: Toyota Motors Manufacturing

Answer: Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motor Corp

Answer: Toyota company

Answer: Toyota Motor Corporation

Answer: Toyota Motor Philippines

Answer: Toyota Vista Store

Answer: Toyota Corolla Store

Answer: Wins for Toyota — Safety Group

Answer: Toyota Store

Answer: Toyota Jidousha Kabushiki-gaisha

Answer: Toyota Motors

Answer: Toyota 58-79 timeline

Answer: Toyota (automobile)


Question: Who composed the first ever concerto for tuba and orchestra?

Answer: Ralph Vaughan Williams

Answer: Ballets by Ralph Vaughan Williams

Answer: Ralph Vaughan-Williams

Answer: Ralph Von Willams

Answer: Vaughn Williams

Answer: Vaughan Williams OM

Answer: Vaughn williams

Answer: Vaughan-Williams

Answer: Vaughan Williams

Answer: Ralph van williams

Answer: Vaughn-Williams

Answer: %22Ralph Vaughn-Williams%22

Answer: Ralph Vaughn Williams

Answer: Ralph Vaughan Williams OM

Answer: Ralph Vaughan WIlliams

Answer: Ralph Vaughn-Williams

Answer: Vaughan williams


Question: What is the alcoholic ingredient of a Screwdriver cocktail?

Answer: Blackcurrant vodka

Answer: Vodka

Answer: Vokda

Answer: Filtering vodka

Answer: Balkan 176deg

Answer: Wodka

Answer: Russian vodka

Answer: Balkan 176°

Answer: Wodka (disambiguation)

Answer: Vodak

Answer: Vodka and Coke

Answer: Водка


Question: As what are the islands previously known as the Danish West Indies now known?

Answer: U.S. Virgin Islander

Answer: U.S Virgin Islands

Answer: Education in the United States Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Islands of the USA

Answer: Virgin Island of the U.S.

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the U.S.

Answer: Virgin Island of the United States of America

Answer: US-VI

Answer: Virgin Islands of the U.S.A.

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VI

Answer: The United States Virgin Islands

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the United States

Answer: Virgin Islands (US)

Answer: USA Virgin Island

Answer: Virgin Island of the U. S.

Answer: Virgin Islands of the United States

Answer: U S Virgin Island

Answer: Military of the U.S. Virgin Islands

Answer: US Virgin Islands

Answer: The U. S. Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Island of the U.S.A.

Answer: Us virgin island

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the U.S.A.

Answer: Languages of the United States Virgin Islands

Answer: The US Virgin Islands

Answer: United States of America Virgin Islands

Answer: American Virgin Islands

Answer: U.S.V.I.

Answer: USA Virgin Islands

Answer: USVI

Answer: Virgin Islands of the U S

Answer: U S Virgin Islands

Answer: The U.S.A. Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Islands of the US

Answer: Virgin Island of the U S

Answer: Us virgin islands

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the USA

Answer: Virgin Island of the USA

Answer: US virgin island

Answer: The USA Virgin Islands

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the US

Answer: Virgin Islands of the United States of America

Answer: Virgin Islands, United States

Answer: Territory of the Virgin Islands of the United States

Answer: U.S.A. Virgin Island

Answer: United States Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Islands of the U.S.

Answer: The U S Virgin Islands

Answer: United States of America Virgin Island

Answer: U. S. Virgin Islands

Answer: U.S. Virgin Islands/Military

Answer: US. Virgin Islands

Answer: U.S. Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Islands, U.S.

Answer: The United States of America Virgin Islands

Answer: United States Virgin Island

Answer: U.S. Virgin Islands/History

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the U. S.

Answer: U.S. Virgin Island

Answer: Virgin Island of the US

Answer: U.S.A. Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Island of the United States

Answer: U.S. Virgin Islands (U.S. state)

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the United States of America

Answer: Virgin Islands (USA)

Answer: U. S. Virgin Island

Answer: The Virgin Islands of the U S

Answer: Territory of the United States Virgin Islands

Answer: The U.S. Virgin Islands

Answer: Virgin Islands of the U. S.


Question: The Vinson Massif is the highest mountain of which continent?

Answer: Antarctic Politics

Answer: Antartica

Answer: Economy of Antarctica

Answer: Driest continent

Answer: ANTARCTICA

Answer: Antarctica (continent)

Answer: Flora of Antarctica

Answer: Latitude 81 degrees S

Answer: Latitude 85 degrees S

Answer: Anartica

Answer: Latitude 87 degrees S

Answer: 81st parallel south

Answer: Anarctica

Answer: Latitude 84 degrees S

Answer: 83rd parallel south

Answer: Economy of antarctica

Answer: Latitude 88 degrees S

Answer: Antarctica/Economy

Answer: Antartcica

Answer: 85th parallel south

Answer: 88th parallel south

Answer: 89th parallel south

Answer: 86th parallel south

Answer: Antarctica Politics

Answer: Latitude 82 degrees S

Answer: The driest continent

Answer: Politics in Antarctica

Answer: King of Antarctica

Answer: Antarctic icepack

Answer: Antarctic meteorites

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AQ

Answer: South frigid zone

Answer: Antarktis

Answer: Nothofagus beardmorensis

Answer: 84th parallel south

Answer: Latitude 89 degrees S

Answer: Antarctica

Answer: Latitude 86 degrees S

Answer: 82nd parallel south

Answer: Latitude 83 degrees S

Answer: 87th parallel south

Answer: Politics of Antarctica


Question: Nephritis is the inflammation of which organ?

Answer: Human kidney

Answer: Duplex kidney

Answer: Kindey cell

Answer: Upper pole of the kidney

Answer: Cortical collecting tubule cell

Answer: Kidneys

Answer: Nephrous

Answer: Renal System

Answer: Nephric

Answer: Renal System Disease

Answer: Nephros

Answer: Kidney disorder

Answer: The kidney

Answer: Metanephroi

Answer: Renal

Answer: Kidney Diseases

Answer: Pole of the kidney

Answer: Nephridial

Answer: Interstitial kidney cells

Answer: Kidney disorders

Answer: Renal disorder

Answer: Hind-kidney

Answer: Renal hilus

Answer: Kidney (food)

Answer: Pole of kidney

Answer: Inner medullary collecting duct cell

Answer: Renal anomalies

Answer: Interstitum

Answer: Kidney

Answer: Thick ascending limb cell

Answer: Renally

Answer: Renal agents


Question: In which city is the majority of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet set?

Answer: San Michele Extra

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITVRN

Answer: Commune of Verona

Answer: Waelsch-Bern

Answer: Walsch-Bern

Answer: Vetona

Answer: City of Verona

Answer: Verona, Italy

Answer: Welschbern

Answer: Wälsch-Bern

Answer: Verona

Answer: City Of Verona


Question: In which country did the Battle of El Alamein take place?

Answer: EGY

Answer: Arab Republic of Egypt

Answer: A .R . EGYPT

Answer: The Arab Republic of Egypt

Answer: Eygpt

Answer: Etymology of Egypt

Answer: مصر

Answer: Kemmet

Answer: Gift of the Nile

Answer: Arab Republic Of Egypt

Answer: Names of Egypt

Answer: Miṣr

Answer: A .R . Egypt

Answer: Eytp

Answer: National identity of Egyptians

Answer: Jumhuriyat Misr al'Arabiyah

Answer: Eypt

Answer: Egyptian Republic

Answer: Ejipt

Answer: Name of Egypt

Answer: Egipto

Answer: Kimet

Answer: جمهوريّة مصرالعربيّة

Answer: Egypte

Answer: Egypt (name)

Answer: Egypt

Answer: جمهورية مصرالعربية

Answer: A.R. Egypt

Answer: Republic of Eygpt

Answer: Égypte

Answer: Second Egyptian Republic

Answer: Egipt

Answer: ISO 3166-1:EG

Answer: Egypt info


Question: In which year did Picasso die?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-three

Answer: 1973


Question: In which African country is Mount Kilimanjaro?

Answer: Tanzanian

Answer: United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania, United Republic of

Answer: Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Tansania

Answer: Tanzanie

Answer: United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TZ

Answer: Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: The United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: TNZ

Answer: Tanznia


Question: What is the capital of the American state of Nevada?

Answer: Carson City

Answer: Carson City, Nev.

Answer: Carson City, NV

Answer: Capital of Nevada

Answer: Carson City (NV)

Answer: Carson, Nevada

Answer: Carson City, NV Metropolitan Statistical Area

Answer: Yesterday's Flyers

Answer: Carson, NV

Answer: Carson City County, Nevada

Answer: Consolidated Municipality of Carson City, Nevada

Answer: Carson City metropolitan area

Answer: Carson city nevada

Answer: Carson City County

Answer: City of Carson City

Answer: Carson City, Nevada

Answer: Consolidated Municipality of Carson City

Answer: Carson City, NV MSA

Answer: Carson City, Nevada metropolitan area


Question: Actor John Hewer died early in 2008 aged 86; under what name did everybody know him better, in a series of TV adverts?

Answer: Captain Birds Eye

Answer: Captain Birdseye

Answer: Captain Iglo


Question: Who won the best actor award at the 2008 Oscar awards ceremony for his role in the film 'There Will Be Blood'?

Answer: Daniel Day Lewis

Answer: Daniel day lewis

Answer: Daniel Day-Lewis

Answer: Daniel day louis

Answer: Day-Lewis, Daniel

Answer: Daniel Michael Blake Day-Lewis

Answer: Daniel Michael Blake Day Lewis

Answer: Daniel-Day Lewis

Answer: Daniel Day Luas

Answer: Daniel day-lewis

Answer: Sir Daniel Day-Lewis


Question: "Who said in 1935 ""The Pope: how many divisions has he got?"""

Answer: Josif Djugashvili

Answer: Joseph Stalin's death conspiracy Theories

Answer: StalinJosef

Answer: Joseph Dzhugashvili

Answer: Иосиф Сталин

Answer: Josef Dzugashvili

Answer: Staline

Answer: Stalin Joseph

Answer: 斯大林

Answer: Joseph, Man of Steel

Answer: Josef Vissarionovich Djugashvili

Answer: Joseph V Stalin

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovic Stalin

Answer: Stalin, Josef

Answer: Josef stalin

Answer: Jossif Vissarionovich Dhzugazvili

Answer: Joseph Djugashvili

Answer: Yosef Stalin

Answer: Jose Stalin

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovič Stalin

Answer: Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin

Answer: Yosif Stalin

Answer: Uncle Joe Stalin

Answer: Ioseb Vissarionovich Jugashvili

Answer: Ioseb Besarionis dze Jugashvili

Answer: J. Dzhugashvili

Answer: Ioseb Dzhugashvili

Answer: Joseph Staline

Answer: Josif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Iósif Dzhugashvíli

Answer: Jozef Stalin

Answer: Eòsaph Stalin

Answer: Josef Jughashvili

Answer: Vissarionovich Stalin

Answer: Ста́лин

Answer: Stalin,Josef

Answer: Iosif Jugashvili

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovic Dzugasvili

Answer: Joseph Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Joseph Vissarionovich Djugashvili

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovich Stalin

Answer: Stalin

Answer: Iosef Dzhugashvili

Answer: Josif Dzhugashvili

Answer: STALIN

Answer: Joseph Stalin and religion

Answer: Death of Stalin

Answer: Chijikov

Answer: Stallin

Answer: Joseph V. Stalin

Answer: Иосиф Виссарионович Джугашвили

Answer: Ioseb Jugashvili

Answer: Sī Dàlín

Answer: J V Stalin

Answer: Joseph stalin

Answer: Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Сталин

Answer: Joseph Jughashvili

Answer: Ioseb Jughashvili

Answer: Иосиф Виссарионович Сталин

Answer: Dze Jugashvili

Answer: J.V. Stalin

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovich Djugashvili

Answer: Soso Stalin

Answer: Iosef Jugashvili

Answer: Josef Dzhugashvili

Answer: Death of Joseph Stalin

Answer: Comrade Stalin

Answer: Stalin's

Answer: იოსებ ბესარიონის ძე ჯუღაშვილი

Answer: Stalin, Joseph

Answer: Josip Stalin

Answer: Ио́сиф Виссарио́нович Джугашвил

Answer: იოსებ ჯუღაშვილი

Answer: Ivan Stalin

Answer: Joseph Stalin

Answer: იოსებ სტალინი

Answer: Iosif Djugashvili

Answer: Yosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Joe Stalin

Answer: Josif Stalin

Answer: Ioseb Besarionis Dze Jughashvili

Answer: I.V. Stalin

Answer: Josef Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Joseph Stalin's death conspiracy

Answer: Joseph Stalins's religious views

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili

Answer: Critique of Stalin

Answer: Iosif Vissarionovič Džugašvili

Answer: Ио́сиф Виссарио́нович Ста́лин

Answer: Իոսիֆ Ստալին

Answer: Djugashvili

Answer: Iosif Stalin

Answer: Josef Stalin

Answer: Eosaph Stalin

Answer: Nijeradze

Answer: StalinJoseph

Answer: Iosif Dzhugashvili

Answer: Dzjugasjvili

Answer: Joey Stalin

Answer: Iosef Stalin

Answer: Stalin Josef

Answer: J. V. Stalin

Answer: Marshal Stalin

Answer: Stalin,Joseph

Answer: JV Stalin

Answer: Iosef Dzugashvili


Question: What is the currency of the middle eastern country of Qatar?

Answer: Rial (disambiguation)

Answer: Rial (monetary unit)

Answer: Rial

Answer: ریال

Answer: Riyal (disambiguation)

Answer: Riyals

Answer: Riyal

Answer: RIAL

Answer: Rial (currency)

Answer: Rials


Question: Which town is the capital of Papua New Guinea?

Answer: PG-NCD

Answer: Port Moresby, PG-CPM

Answer: National Capital District (Papua New Guinea)

Answer: Capital of Papua New Guinea

Answer: Mosbi

Answer: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Answer: Port Morseby

Answer: Pacific/Port Moresby

Answer: Port Moresby

Answer: National Capital District, Papua New Guinea

Answer: Port Moresby, PG-NCD


Question: In the Bible who was David's father?

Answer: Jesse (given name)

Answer: Yishai

Answer: Yishay

Answer: Jesse(given name)

Answer: Jesse

Answer: יִשַׁי


Question: In which country is the Sierra Madre mountain range, with its highest peak at Cerro Mohinora?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: 'Sunrise, Sunset' and 'Tradition' are songs from which musical?

Answer: Fiddler on a Roof

Answer: Fiddler on the roof

Answer: Sprintze

Answer: Fiddler On the Roof

Answer: 2 life

Answer: Fiddler On The Roof

Answer: The Fiddler on the Roof

Answer: Fiddler on the Roof

Answer: Fiddler on the reoof

Answer: Anatevka


Question: In which Cumbrian town is there a pencil museum?

Answer: Keswick (disambiguation)

Answer: Keswick, England

Answer: Keswick


Question: The Crimea forms part of which country?

Answer: Ukrainian territory

Answer: Ukraˈjina

Answer: Ukraine during World War II

Answer: UKR

Answer: Ukrayina

Answer: Ukarine

Answer: Ukraien

Answer: The ukrane

Answer: Ukrania

Answer: Ukra'jina

Answer: Kiev compromise

Answer: Ucraine

Answer: Ukraine

Answer: Ukraina

Answer: Ukrainia

Answer: Ukrajina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:UA

Answer: Ukrane

Answer: Ykpaiha

Answer: Ukriane

Answer: Украина

Answer: The Ukraine

Answer: Ukraïne

Answer: Україна


Question: In which Arizona town did the Gunfight at the OK Corral take place in 1881?

Answer: Gravestone

Answer: Headstones

Answer: Gravestones

Answer: Head-stone

Answer: Grave stone

Answer: Tombstones

Answer: Grave-stone

Answer: Tombstone (burial)

Answer: Head stone

Answer: Tomb-stone

Answer: Memorial stone

Answer: Grave marker

Answer: Tombstone

Answer: Gravemarker

Answer: Tomb stone

Answer: Headstone


Question: Which island is connected to Brooklyn by the Verrazano Narrows bridge?

Answer: Staten Is.

Answer: Staten Island (NY)

Answer: Staten

Answer: Staten Island County

Answer: Staten Island, New York

Answer: Richmond County, New York

Answer: Staten Island, NY

Answer: Staten County

Answer: Timeline of Staten Island history

Answer: Staten Islander

Answer: Staten island

Answer: Borough of Staten Island

Answer: Staten Island Community Charter School

Answer: Staten island community charter school

Answer: Staten Island, United States

Answer: Staten Island, N.Y.

Answer: Staten Island Bridges

Answer: Staten Island

Answer: Borough of Richmond

Answer: Government of Staten Island

Answer: S.I.N.Y.

Answer: History of Staten Island

Answer: Staten Island, New York City

Answer: Richmond, New York City

Answer: Staton island


Question: Whose playing of the part of Enrico Bandello in the film 'Little Caesar' brought him to stardom?

Answer: Emanuel Goldenberg

Answer: Robinson, Edward G.

Answer: Edward Goldenberg Robinson

Answer: Edward G. Robinson

Answer: Edward G Robinson


Question: The wood of which common tree was traditionally used to make tennis racquets, billiard cues and hockey sticks?

Answer: Ash (disambiguation)

Answer: Ash


Question: In 1818 who wrote a poem entitled 'Written in the Cottage where Burns was born'?

Answer: J. Keats

Answer: Keats

Answer: Keatsian

Answer: John Keats


Question: What electrical property, the reciprocal of resistivity, has the SI units Siemens per metre?

Answer: Conductivity (disambiguation)

Answer: Conductivity


Question: Who first achieved stardom as the gangster Duke Mantee in the film 'The Petrified Forest'?

Answer: Humphrey boggart

Answer: Stephen Bogart

Answer: Humphrey bogart

Answer: Humphry Bogart

Answer: Humphrey DeForest Bogart

Answer: Tennis anyone

Answer: Bogart

Answer: Humphrey Bogart

Answer: Humprey Bogart


Question: Which shipyard built the 'Titanic'?

Answer: Harland & Wolf

Answer: Harland & Wolff, Limited

Answer: Harland and Wolfe

Answer: Harland & Wolff

Answer: Harland & Wolff Ltd.

Answer: Harland & Wolf Ltd.

Answer: Harland & Wolf, Limited

Answer: Harland & wolf shipyards

Answer: Harland and Wolff

Answer: Harland and Wolf

Answer: Harland & Wolff Ltd

Answer: Harland and wolf


Question: Which architect designed the Albert Memorial in 1875?

Answer: George Gilbert Scott

Answer: George Scott (architect)

Answer: Sir George Gilbert Scott

Answer: Sir Gilbert Scott

Answer: Gilbert Scott (architect)

Answer: G.G. Scott


Question: LOT is the national airline of which country?

Answer: Etymology of Poland

Answer: Polish state

Answer: Poleand

Answer: Rzeczpospolita Polska

Answer: Polland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PL

Answer: Polskor

Answer: Republic of Poland

Answer: POLAND

Answer: Fourth Poland

Answer: Country- Poland

Answer: Poleland

Answer: Polska

Answer: Poland

Answer: Poland.

Answer: Pols Land

Answer: Polnd

Answer: Po land

Answer: Lenkija

Answer: Bastarnia

Answer: Pologne

Answer: PolanD

Answer: Polija

Answer: Pole land

Answer: Architecture of Poland

Answer: Ploand


Question: Gene Hackman won the Best Actor Oscar in 1971, for which film?

Answer: The french connection

Answer: The French Connection (disambiguation)

Answer: The French Connection


Question: Who was the founder of 'Today' newspaper, launched in 1986, the subject of much dispute with trade unions?

Answer: Eddie Shah

Answer: Eddy Shah


Question: What was the original use of the building which now houses the Tate Modern Art Gallery in London?

Answer: Bankside Power Station

Answer: Bankside Power station

Answer: (Bankside) Power Station


Question: The character Sally Bowles appears in which film?

Answer: Caberet

Answer: Cabaret artist

Answer: Cabaretier

Answer: Cabarét

Answer: Cabaret (music)

Answer: Cabaretist

Answer: Cabarets

Answer: Cabaret

Answer: Kleinkunst

Answer: Cabare


Question: Which 137-mile canal joins London and Birmingham?

Answer: Warwick and Napton Canal

Answer: Leicester section

Answer: Grand Union Canal

Answer: Warwick and Birmingham Canal

Answer: Grand Union canal


Question: What is the anatomical name for the upper jaw bone?

Answer: Upper jawbone

Answer: Maxilla

Answer: Maxillæ

Answer: Ossification of maxilla

Answer: Maxillary diseases

Answer: Maxillae

Answer: Upper mandible

Answer: Maxillary bone

Answer: Maxilliferous

Answer: Superior maxillary

Answer: Superior maxillary bone

Answer: Mustache bone

Answer: Upper jaw


Question: Which South London gang, led by Charles and Eddie, were rivals of the Krays?

Answer: Richardson

Answer: Richardson (disambiguation)


Question: PIA is the national airline of which country?

Answer: Union of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistani Federation

Answer: PAKISTAN

Answer: Pakastan

Answer: Pakistán

Answer: Packistan

Answer: پاکِستان

Answer: پاكِستان

Answer: Pakistana

Answer: Name of Pakistan

Answer: Etymology of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan

Answer: Bakistan

Answer: Pakistano

Answer: Islamic Republic Of Pakistan

Answer: Paquistan

Answer: Pākistān

Answer: Paakistan

Answer: IROP

Answer: Paskitan

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūriyah-yi Pākistān

Answer: Republic of Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاكِستان

Answer: Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: پاکستان

Answer: Bakistaan

Answer: Mumlikat-e-Khudad-e-Pakistan

Answer: Pakistāna

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان

Answer: Islāmī Jumhūrī-ye Pākistān

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PK

Answer: Pakland

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic

Answer: Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic Pakistan

Answer: Pakisthan

Answer: Federation of pakistan

Answer: Al-Pakistan

Answer: اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان

Answer: Paquistao

Answer: Paquistán

Answer: Pákistán

Answer: Pakasthan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistaan

Answer: Pak-e-stan

Answer: Pakistan.

Answer: Islamic Pakistan

Answer: Federation of Pakistan

Answer: Pakstan

Answer: Islamic State of Pakistan

Answer: Pakistan, Islamic Republic of

Answer: Bakstaan

Answer: Pakistani Republic

Answer: Pakistan's

Answer: State of Pakistan

Answer: باكستان

Answer: Pakistani state

Answer: The State of Pakistan

Answer: The Republic of Pakistan

Answer: Al-Bakistan

Answer: Paquistão

Answer: Pakisatan

Answer: Mumlikat e Khudad e Pakistan

Answer: I.R. of Pakistan

Answer: پاڪستان

Answer: Pak-i-stan


Question: "Which stage and film musical features the song, ""A Cock-eyed Optimist""?"

Answer: The South Pacific

Answer: SOUTH PACIFIC

Answer: South Pacific (disambiguation)

Answer: South pacific

Answer: South Pacific

Answer: South Pacific (film)


Question: When introduced into Britain in 1752, what caused a riot over eleven lost days?

Answer: Gregoran calendar

Answer: Gregorian Calendar

Answer: GREGORIAN CALENDAR

Answer: Gregorian date

Answer: Gregorian Date

Answer: Gregorian era

Answer: Gregorian Calender

Answer: Gregorian month

Answer: Christian calendar

Answer: Common calendar

Answer: Catholic calendar

Answer: Gregorian calender

Answer: Implementation of the Gregorian calendar

Answer: Gregorian calendar

Answer: Christian Calendar

Answer: Gregorean calendar

Answer: Gregorian reform of the calendar

Answer: Western calendar

Answer: International calendar

Answer: Gregorian Christian calendar


Question: "Who played the part of the tragic Jennifer Cavalleri in the 1970 film, ""Love Story""?"

Answer: Ali McGraw

Answer: ALI McGRAW

Answer: Ali Macgraw

Answer: Ali Mcgraw

Answer: Ali macgraw

Answer: Ali MacGraw


Question: What was the name of the space shuttle, which disintegrated over Texas, on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere in February 2003, with the loss of all seven crew members?

Answer: Columbia

Answer: Columbia (municipality)

Answer: Columbia (song)

Answer: Columbia automobile

Answer: Columbia (yacht)

Answer: Columbia (disambiguation)

Answer: COLUMBIA

Answer: Columbia (town)


Question: The Beatles won an Oscar for what?

Answer: Best original score for the film 'Let it Be'

Best original score for the film 'Let it Be'


Question: In sport who competes in the Eredivisie?

Answer: Dutch Football Teams


Question: Where is the venue for the next Winter Olympics in 2010?

Answer: Vancouver, Canada

Answer: Vancouver (Canada)

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary School (Canada)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CAVAN

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, BC, Canada

Answer: Vancouver, British-Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Answer: Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, British Colombia

Answer: Vancover, British Columbia

Answer: Vansterdam

Answer: Vancouver (BC)

Answer: Hastings East (Vancouver)

Answer: Vancouver British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Canada

Answer: City of Vancouver

Answer: Vancouver, BC

Answer: Vancouver (B.C.)

Answer: Vancouver City Centre, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver, B.C.

Answer: South Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouverite

Answer: Vancouver, British Columbia

Answer: Vancouver Christian School

Answer: Vancouvr

Answer: Hong kouver

Answer: Vancouverites

Answer: Hongcouver

Answer: Vancouver, bc

Answer: Corpus Christi Elementary

Answer: Hong couver

Answer: Greater Vancouver Bridges

Answer: Vancover

Answer: Vanocuver

Answer: Vancouver BC


Question: What was said to have been guarded by the Fisher King?

Answer: Sangrael

Answer: Grail legend

Answer: The Holy Glair

Answer: Grail mythos

Answer: Sangraal

Answer: Quest for the Holy Grail

Answer: The Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Quest

Answer: Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Myth

Answer: Queste du Graal

Answer: Sangreal

Answer: The Quest of the Holy Grail

Answer: Sangrail

Answer: Grail

Answer: Holy grail

Answer: Holy Graal

Answer: San Greal

Answer: Grail myth

Answer: Holy Grail Quest


Question: In which London magazine did Sherlock Holmes first appear?

Answer: Strand (disambiguation)

Answer: The Strand

Answer: The Strand (disambiguation)

Answer: Lars Strand

Answer: Strand

Answer: The strand


Question: What kind of animal is a 'Suffolk Punch'?

Answer: Horse

Answer: Equus caballus aryanus

Answer: Equus caballus parvus

Answer: Equus caballus asiaticus

Answer: Horsie

Answer: Horſe

Answer: Equus ferus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus cracoviensis

Answer: Domestic Horse

Answer: Equus caballus ewarti

Answer: Equus laurentius

Answer: Equus caballus typicus

Answer: Hot blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus domesticus

Answer: Horses

Answer: Equus caballus nehringi

Answer: Equine quadruped

Answer: Nag (horse)

Answer: Cold blooded (horse)

Answer: Equus caballus nordicus

Answer: Equus caballus europaeus

Answer: Equus caballus libycus

Answer: Equus caballus

Answer: Equus caballus robustus

Answer: Equus caballus belgius

Answer: Equus caballus africanus

Answer: Equus cabalus

Answer: Equus caballus brittanicus

Answer: Equus caballus hibernicus

Answer: Equine Studies

Answer: Domesticated horse

Answer: Equine quadraped

Answer: Equus caballus varius

Answer: Equus caballus gallicus

Answer: Equus caballus gracilis

Answer: Domestic horse

Answer: Horsies

Answer: Equus caballus celticus

Answer: Equines

Answer: Equus caballus sylvestris


Question: In which town or city is the HQ of Colman's (of mustard fame)?

Answer: Norwich

Answer: Norwich, UK

Answer: County Borough of Norwich

Answer: Norwich, England

Answer: Lord Mayor of Norwich

Answer: Norwich, East Anglia

Answer: Norwich, Norfolk

Answer: Norwich, United Kingdom

Answer: Naarwich

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBNRW

Answer: Norwich uk