Question: If the Staten Island Ferry is to New York, the Star Ferry that was originally called the Kowloon Ferry Company is to what city?

Answer: Kong Hong

Answer: Hong Kong, city

Answer: Hong kong as a financial center

Answer: Hongkong,China

Answer: Hsian kang

Answer: Hongkong

Answer: Hong-kong

Answer: Hon Kon

Answer: Hong Kong S. A. R.

Answer: Hong Kong/China

Answer: Hong Kong City

Answer: HK

Answer: Name of Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong,China

Answer: Heung Gong

Answer: Hsiankang

Answer: Hong Kong/Infobox

Answer: Hog Kog

Answer: Xiang Gang

Answer: Heung-Gong

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Republic

Answer: Honk Kong

Answer: 香港特別行政區

Answer: Xiānggǎng

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

Answer: 香港

Answer: Hsiang-kang

Answer: HKSAR

Answer: Hong-Kong

Answer: Hon kon

Answer: Hong Kong SAR China

Answer: Hk

Answer: HongKong

Answer: Hong Kong/infobox

Answer: Hong Kong China

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

Answer: HKSAROPRC

Answer: 香港特區

Answer: Hong Kong

Answer: Heung-gong

Answer: Hong Kong SAR

Answer: SAR Hongkong

Answer: 香港特区

Answer: Zhōnghuá rénmín gònghéguó xiānggǎng tèbié xíngzhèngqū

Answer: Hong Kong S.A.R.

Answer: Hong Kong (China)

Answer: CN-91

Answer: 中華人民共和國香港特別行政區

Answer: 中华人民共和国香港特别行政区

Answer: Sianggang

Answer: Hsangkang

Answer: Hongkong, China

Answer: HONG KONG

Answer: Xiāng Gǎng

Answer: Hyanghang

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administration Region

Answer: Hong cong

Answer: Hksar

Answer: China/Hong Kong

Answer: Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Answer: H K

Answer: Hong kong

Answer: Hong Kong, China

Answer: SAR HongKong

Answer: ISO 3166-1:HK

Answer: Hong Kong as a Financial Center

Answer: Hèunggóng

Answer: H.K.

Answer: Heunggong

Answer: Shang gang

Answer: Xianggang

Answer: Hong Kong SAR, China

Answer: 香港特别行政区

Answer: Hong Kong, SAR

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region

Answer: Xianggang Tebie Xingzhengqu

Answer: Hong Kong cityscape

Answer: Hoong Kong

Answer: Xiang gang

Answer: Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China

Answer: UN/LOCODE:HKHKG

Answer: Hoeng1 gong2


Question: What are the table-top mountains found in the Guiana Highlands of South America (especially Venezuela) that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World and also appear prominently in the landscapes of the Pixar hit Up?

Answer: Tepui

Answer: Tepuy

Answer: Tepuis


Question: Which Japanese island that has its capital at Sapporo is the traditional home of the Ainu people?

Answer: Hokkaidou prefecture

Answer: 北海道

Answer: Hokkaido region

Answer: Bilkalberta

Answer: Mosir

Answer: Hokkaidō Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaido Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidou

Answer: JP-01

Answer: Hokkaido Japan

Answer: Hokkaidō, Japan

Answer: Hokkaidoh prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidoo

Answer: Ezochi

Answer: Hokkaidô, Japan

Answer: Hokkaido, Japan

Answer: Hokkaidoo prefecture

Answer: Hokkai

Answer: Hokkai-do

Answer: Hokkaidoo region

Answer: Beihaidao

Answer: Hokkaidō region

Answer: Bilk (drink)

Answer: Hokaido

Answer: Hokkaidō

Answer: Hokkaido (Japan)

Answer: Hokkaidou Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidô Prefecture

Answer: Hokkaidô

Answer: Hokkaido Island

Answer: Hokkaidoh

Answer: Jesso

Answer: Hokkaidō prefecture

Answer: Hokkaido

Answer: Hokkaido prefecture


Question: What are the only two predominantly Roman Catholic countries in Asia?

Answer: The Philippines and East Timor


Question: The Bridge of the Horns is a proposed construction project to build a bridge across the Bab-el-Mandeb, the strait between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. What two countries will it connect?

Answer: Djibouti and Yemen


Question: What is the only language that is historically African in origin among the six official working languages of the African Union?

Answer: Swahili

Answer: Swahili (disambiguation)

Answer: Swehili


Question: A 'triskelion', a symbol consisting of three bent human legs is featured on the flag of which British crown dependency?

Answer: Man Island

Answer: Isle Of Man

Answer: Cuisine of the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queens Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: ISLE OF MAN

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IM

Answer: The Isle of Man

Answer: Name of the Isle of Man

Answer: Mannin

Answer: Monapia

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'

Answer: Ynys Manaw

Answer: Isle of Sam

Answer: Census Act 1929

Answer: The Isle Of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/Transnational issues

Answer: Isle of Man/Military

Answer: Islam in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of man

Answer: Monaoeda

Answer: Manx (mythology)

Answer: Isle of Mann

Answer: Island of Man

Answer: Protestantism in the Isle of Man

Answer: Isle of Man/History

Answer: Military of the Isle of Man

Answer: Census in the Isle of Man

Answer: Religion in the Isle of Man

Answer: 'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh ny Benrein'

Answer: I of M

Answer: Man, Isle of

Answer: Isle of Man

Answer: Europe/Isle of Man


Question: Which country is separated into two parts by the town of Limbang of Malaysia?

Answer: Abode of Peace

Answer: BRUNEI

Answer: Health in Brunei

Answer: Burnei

Answer: State of Brunei Darussalam

Answer: Nation of Brunei, the Abode of Peace

Answer: برني دارالسلا

Answer: Brunei

Answer: Bruneian Sultanate

Answer: Brunei Darrussalam

Answer: State of Brunei

Answer: Brunai

Answer: Nation of Brunei

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BN

Answer: Asia/Brunei

Answer: Human rights in Brunei

Answer: Brunei Darsussalam

Answer: Nation of Brunei, Abode of Peace

Answer: Negara Brunei Darussalam

Answer: Subdivisions of Brunei

Answer: Brunei Darussalam

Answer: Administrative divisions of Brunei

Answer: Brunei Sultanate

Answer: بروني

Answer: Legal system of Brunei

Answer: State of Brunei, Abode of Peace

Answer: Etymology of Brunei


Question: The flag of which country prominently features 'The Eagle of Saladin' holding a scroll bearing the name of the country in Arabic?

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: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao form the three major island groups of which country?

Answer: Islas Filipinas

Answer: The Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines Republic

Answer: Pinas (country)

Answer: Philipine

Answer: Phillipines

Answer: Republic of Philippines

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PH

Answer: Republic of Pilipinas

Answer: PHILIPPINE

Answer: Regional population of the Philippines

Answer: Fillipines

Answer: The Philipines

Answer: Filippines

Answer: Phillippenes

Answer: Las Islas Filipinas

Answer: Islas de Filipinas

Answer: Filipines

Answer: Legazpi Boulevard

Answer: Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Fillippines

Answer: Philippine archipelago

Answer: Philippine islands

Answer: Philippinan

Answer: The Phillipines

Answer: PHILIPPINES

Answer: The Phillippines

Answer: Lu Sung

Answer: Philippine republic

Answer: Philipines

Answer: Philippine Islands

Answer: Phillipine

Answer: Etymology of the Philippines

Answer: Philippine Archipelago

Answer: Filipino Republic

Answer: Philippines Colonial History

Answer: Phillippines

Answer: Republika ng Pilipinas

Answer: Philippines archipelago

Answer: Pilipinas

Answer: The Philippines

Answer: Philippine

Answer: Philiphines

Answer: Department of Health-Center for Health Development

Answer: Philippenes

Answer: Phillippine

Answer: Phillipenes


Question: The Caribbean Mosquito Coast historically consisted of an area along the Atlantic coast of which two present-day countries?

Answer: Honduras and Nicaragua


Question: What is the largest country with a single time zone?

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: Which city in Egypt has been characterised as the 'world's greatest open air museum' and contains the ruins of the temple complexes at Karnak as well as monuments that include the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens?

Answer: Al-Uqsur

Answer: Luxer

Answer: Tourism in Luxor

Answer: Al-Uqṣur

Answer: Luxor, Egypt

Answer: Luxar

Answer: Al Uqşur

Answer: Luxor


Question: Which island in the Mediterranean was the center of the Minoan civilization (ca. 2600-1400 BCE), the oldest civilization in Europe?

Answer: Krete

Answer: Girit

Answer: Cretan

Answer: Kreta

Answer: Kriti (periphery)

Answer: Geography of Crete

Answer: Crete (Greece)

Answer: Krētē

Answer: Kretan

Answer: Krḗtē

Answer: Kríti

Answer: Crete, Greece

Answer: Crete

Answer: Island of Crete, Greece

Answer: Crete Periphery

Answer: Cretans

Answer: Creta


Question: "On his return from a famous trip on May 28, 1953, which explorer said to his friend George Lowe ""Well George, we finally knocked the bastard off.""?"

Answer: Edmund Hillary, on returning from Everest's summit

Edmund Hillary, on returning from Everest's summit


Question: In an oft-repeated but untrue story, in a 1971 conversation with Nixon, Zhou Enlai reportedly said that the effects of what historic event were too early to judge?

Answer: French Revolution of 1789

Answer: French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionary

Answer: 1789 French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionary era

Answer: French revolution

Answer: French Revolutionary

Answer: Révolution Française

Answer: 1789 Revolution

Answer: French Revolutionary period

Answer: Révolution

Answer: French Revolution up to the storming of the Bastille

Answer: French Revolutionaries

Answer: Revolution of France

Answer: Great Revolution

Answer: Révolution française

Answer: Revolutionary France

Answer: French revolutionist

Answer: 1789 revolution

Answer: La Revolution francaise

Answer: Great French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionaries

Answer: French revoultion

Answer: Great revolution

Answer: Revolution in France

Answer: The French Revolution

Answer: Roles of women in the french revolution

Answer: French Rev


Question: In the days of Ancient Rome, the Tarpeian rock and the Gemonian stairs have what particular commonality?

Answer: Site of executions where people were thrown/flung.

Site of executions where people were thrown/flung.


Question: Which world leader who had his heyday in the early 1980s had his bust carved on a hillside in his country's Benguet province and which was subsequently destroyed in the 2000s?

Answer: Ferdinand Marcos of The Philippines


Question: "The No. 617 Squadron of the Royal Air Force which operated with the motto ""After me, the flood"" is known for its attacks on what type of installations during WWII?"

Answer: Dam break

Answer: Dammed water

Answer: Concrete face rock fill dam

Answer: Anicut

Answer: River dam

Answer: Concrete face rock-fill dam

Answer: Dam

Answer: Natural dams

Answer: Saddle dam

Answer: Dammed

Answer: Dams

Answer: Concrete-face rock-fill

Answer: Tailings dam

Answer: Concrete-face rock-fill dam

Answer: Natural dam

Answer: Saddle Dam

Answer: Flood Control Dam

Answer: Artificial dam

Answer: Underground dam

Answer: Rock-fill dam

Answer: Damming

Answer: CFRD


Question: The 1938 work The Black Jacobins by C. L. R. James is an account of what upheaval that took place between 1791 and 1804?

Answer: Haïtian Revolution

Answer: Haitian Slave Revolt

Answer: Haitian revolution

Answer: Second War of Haitian Independence

Answer: Santo Domingo rebellion

Answer: Haitian Revolution

Answer: St. Domingue Slave Revolt

Answer: Santo Domingo Rebellion

Answer: Haitian Rebellion


Question: A notable event in the annals of crime was the murder of Peter Gusenberg, Frank Gusenberg, Albert Weinshanker, Adam Heyer, John May, Reinhardt Schwimmer, and James Clark in Chicago on what date in 1929?

Answer: February 14 (Saint Valentine's Day Massacre)

February 14 (Saint Valentine's Day Massacre)


Question: Every year on Christmas, Aladdin the Christmas Camel recreates a particular person's 1787 hiring of a camel to entertain his guests at what historic New World site?

Answer: Mount Vernon (George Washington)


Question: During the Cuban missile crisis in 1962, whose secret meeting with the Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin on Oct 27 at the Justice Department in Washington DC was key in resolving the stand-off?

Answer: Robert Kennedy, who was the US Attorney General at that time

Robert Kennedy, who was the US Attorney General at that time


Question: Hong Xiuquan was the pivotal figure of what 19th century upheaval in China which ultimately claimed about 20 million lives?

Answer: Taiping Rebellion (1850 to 1864)


Question: What battle of the Middle Ages fought on Saint Crispin's Day has been immortalized by a speech that references the day in a Shakespearean history play?

Answer: Battle of Agincourt (1415)

Answer: The Battle of Agincourt

Answer: Battle of Agincourt

Answer: Battle Agincourt

Answer: Battle Of Agincourt

Answer: Battle of Azincourt

Answer: Battle of agincourt


Question: DEFCON is an alert system used by the US Armed Forces and has levels from 5 to 1, with Level 1 indicating that war is imminent. When did the highest ever confirmed DEFCON of Level 2 manifest?

Answer: During the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962


Question: Which 18th century struggle that ended with the Peace of Utrecht in 1713 was known in America as Queen Anne's War?

Answer: War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714)

War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714)


Question: Which country is currently ruled by the Chakri dynasty that has been in power since 1782?

Answer: Muang Thai

Answer: Taihland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TH

Answer: Thai Empire

Answer: Prathet Thai

Answer: Muang-Thai

Answer: Kingdom of Thailand

Answer: Skateboarding in Thailand

Answer: THAILAND

Answer: Siam

Answer: Sport in Thailand

Answer: Etymology of Thailand

Answer: Thayland

Answer: Name of Thailand

Answer: The Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: เมืองไทย

Answer: Thailand

Answer: ราชอาณาจักรไทย

Answer: Sayam

Answer: Thailande

Answer: Siam (Thailand)

Answer: ประเทศไทย

Answer: Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: Tailand

Answer: Thai Kingdom

Answer: Ratcha Anachak Thai

Answer: Kingdom of the Thai


Question: The Battle of Kadesh in 1274 BC that took place between the forces of the Egyptian Empire under Ramesses II and the Hittite Empire is best known for the use of what type of vehicles?

Answer: Chariot warfare

Answer: Chariot

Answer: War chariots

Answer: Chariotry

Answer: Charioting

Answer: Essedum

Answer: War chariot

Answer: Chariots

Answer: Horse and chariot


Question: The 1827 Battle of Navarino in which the Ottoman/Egyptian armada was destroyed by a combined British, French and Russian navy is notable for being the last battle to be fought with sailing ships. It is a conflict in the war of independence of which country?

Answer: Yunanistan

Answer: Griekenland

Answer: Hellenic republic

Answer: Elláda

Answer: Graecia

Answer: The Hellenic Republic

Answer: Ελλάς

Answer: Eládha

Answer: Yananistan

Answer: Republic of Greece

Answer: Elliniki Dimokratía

Answer: Picki u dusa

Answer: République hellénique

Answer: Social issues in Greece

Answer: Hellas

Answer: Hellenic Republic

Answer: Republique hellenique

Answer: Eladha

Answer: Ελλάδα

Answer: Grèce

Answer: Elliniki Dimokratia

Answer: Greece

Answer: Temporary Government of National Defence

Answer: Griechenland

Answer: Grcija

Answer: Ellada

Answer: Hellada

Answer: Greek Republic

Answer: Grece

Answer: Ελληνική Δημοκρατία

Answer: Grcka

Answer: Political history of Greece

Answer: Ellīnikī́ Dīmokratía

Answer: Macedonian Greece

Answer: History of North Greece

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GR

Answer: Grecce

Answer: Elás

Answer: Hellás

Answer: Ελλας

Answer: Greek law (Hellenic Republic)


Question: After a short war with Norway during the Napoleonic wars of 1814, what country remained uninvolved in any conflict ever since and is now the oldest neutral country in the world?

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: The Battle of Asculum took place in 279 BC between the Romans and the Greeks in which the Romans lost 6,000 men, while the Greeks lost 3,500, including many of their officers. Who commanded the 'victorious' Greeks?

Answer: Pirro of Epirus

Answer: Phyrrus

Answer: Pyrrhus of Epirus

Answer: Pyrrhus I of Epirus

Answer: Molossian king of Epirus Pyrrhus

Answer: King Pyrrhus of Epirus

Answer: Pyyrhus

Answer: Pyrrus


Question: The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759, a pivotal battle in the Seven Years' War fought between the English and the French, is the only major confrontation ever to have taken place in what country?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: Which city of central Spain was renowned throughout the Middle Ages as an important center for the production of swords and other bladed instruments?

Answer: Toledo City

Answer: Toledo (disambiguation)

Answer: Toledo


Question: The 1997 transfer of Hong Kong from Great Britain to China is well-known. But in 1999, which country similarly relinquished its claim on Macau also handing it over to China?

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: When it was liberated from the UK in 1957, which country became the first sub-Saharan nation to gain independence?

Answer: Ghana

Answer: Ghanian

Answer: Ghanaian Republic

Answer: Etymology of Ghana

Answer: Ghanan

Answer: The Democradic Republic of Ghana

Answer: The country Ghana

Answer: Black Star of Africa

Answer: Republic of Ghana

Answer: Ghana homeland

Answer: State of Ghana

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GH

Answer: Republic Of Ghana

Answer: Ghanaian

Answer: The Republic Of Ghana

Answer: Republic Ghana


Question: Shocking! As per the Minutes of the British War Cabinet released in 2006, what did Winston Churchill propose that be done to Hitler if he were caught?

Answer: Death by electrocution


Question: "What 1991 book that ends with Vladek reuniting with Anja after a long separation contains in its epigraph Hitler's quotation ""The Jews are undoubtedly a race, but they are not human.""?"

Answer: Maus by Art Spiegelman


Question: The main elements of what beloved series came from the author's boarding school experience of lining up in two perfectly straight lines to go anywhere and from his meeting someone who had their appendix removed?

Answer: Madeline by Ludwig Bemelmans


Question: Lapine, which is derived from the French word for rabbit, is the language spoken by the characters of what 1972 novel?

Answer: Watership Down by Richard Adams


Question: The 19th century invention Paige Compositor sought to replace the typewriter but ended up becoming a failure. Which American author lost nearly all his fortune for its development?

Answer: Mark Twain

Answer: Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass

Answer: Sam Clemens

Answer: Samuel Clements

Answer: Twainesque

Answer: Samuel Langhorn Clemens

Answer: Mark twain

Answer: Twain, Mark

Answer: Sergeant Fathom

Answer: Samuel Longhorn Clemens

Answer: Samuel L. Clemens

Answer: Samuel Langhorne Clemens

Answer: Sam Langhorne Clemens

Answer: Samuel Clemens

Answer: SL Clemens

Answer: Twainian

Answer: Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated

Answer: Soleather

Answer: W. Epaminondas Adrastus Blab

Answer: Samuel Longhorne Clemens

Answer: Marc Twain

Answer: Samual Clemens


Question: In an interview to The Paris Review, which author talking about his acclaimed 1989 book said that he used the role of an English butler as a metaphor for emotional frostiness and reserve?

Answer: Kazuo Ishiguro (about The Remains of the Day)

Kazuo Ishiguro (about The Remains of the Day)


Question: What is the name of the vessel in Paul Gallico's 1969 adventure novel that has been adapted as a film four times?

Answer: Earth Shaker

Answer: God Of The Seas

Answer: Poseidon, The Sea King

Answer: Mythology Neptune

Answer: Neptune (Roman religion and mythology)

Answer: Neptune Equester

Answer: Aegaeus

Answer: Posiden

Answer: Poseidon facts

Answer: Posidon

Answer: Greek god of earthquakes

Answer: Poseidons love for demeter

Answer: Poseidon (mythology)

Answer: Poseidon

Answer: Poseidon Enosichthon

Answer: Poseidone

Answer: Poiseidon

Answer: Clieto

Answer: Posseidon

Answer: Enosichthon

Answer: Posedian

Answer: Posiedon


Question: The division of Penguin that deals with science fiction and fantasy books started in 2002 with what fantastical avian name? (hint: Stravinsky)

Answer: The Fire Bird

Answer: Firebird (book)

Answer: Firebird

Answer: Firebird (disambiguation)

Answer: Fire Bird

Answer: Firebird (Comics)

Answer: Fire bird (mythology)

Answer: Firebird (ornithology)

Answer: Firebird (novel)

Answer: Fire bird

Answer: Firebirds

Answer: The Firebird (film)

Answer: FireBird


Question: In The Shawshank Redemption when the inmates are organizing books for their library, when told that this classic French novel is about prison break, Morgan Freeman suggests it be filed under education. What novel?

Answer: The Count of Monte Christo

Answer: Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: The Count of Monte Cristo (2015 film)

Answer: Andrea Cavalcanti

Answer: TCOMC

Answer: Le comte de Monte-Cristo

Answer: O Conde de Monte Cristo

Answer: The Count of Monte-Cristo

Answer: The Count Of Monte Cristo

Answer: Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

Answer: Comte de Monte Cristo

Answer: Count of Monte-Cristo

Answer: Count of Monte Christo

Answer: Cavern King

Answer: Danglars

Answer: The Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: Il Conte di Montecristo

Answer: The Count of Monte Cristo (2014 film)

Answer: Count of monte cristo

Answer: El Conde de Monte Cristo

Answer: Le comte de Monte Cristo

Answer: The count of monte cristo

Answer: The Count Of Monte Christo

Answer: Morrel

Answer: Mercedes Herrera

Answer: Count monte cristo

Answer: Le Comte de Monte Cristo


Question: In a children's classic by Arthur Ransome published in 1930, what are the names of the ships sailed by the Walker children and the Blackett children?

Answer: Swallow and Amazon


Question: What is the subject of the best-known works of writers Theodor Mommsen and Edward Gibbon?

Answer: Medieval Rome

Answer: Rome's history

Answer: Roman history

Answer: Roman civilisation

Answer: Rome, Roman Empire, etc

Answer: Population of Rome

Answer: Roman History

Answer: History of Rome

Answer: Roman civilization

Answer: History of rome


Question: Great short-stories like The Gift of the Magi, The Ransom of Red Chief, and The Cop and the Anthem are from what collection of O. Henry that was a reaction to a statement that only four hundred people mattered in New York?

Answer: The Four Million


Question: The 1968 children's story Tikki Tikki Tembo by Arlene Mosel is a humorous take on the perils of what?

Answer: Long names


Question: Jim Corbett in whose honor India's first national park was renamed in 1957 is famous for doing what?

Answer: Hunting man-eating animals, mostly big cats

Hunting man-eating animals, mostly big cats


Question: Not many have heard the Canadian deathrock band 'A Spectre Is Haunting Europe' but the publication from whose first line the band took its name has definitely been heard. What influential 1848 work?

Answer: The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels


Question: After the fall of Troy, Aeneas wanders around various places including hell and reaches Italy. Hence whoever wrote about his adventures must be familiar with the realms of hell. What question about companionship in a 14th century classic can be explained thus?

Answer: Why did Dante choose Virgil as a guide in The Divine Comedy?

Why did Dante choose Virgil as a guide in The Divine Comedy?


Question: What most-rejected 1974 bestseller describes the 17-day journey of the author (who calls himself Phaedrus) and his son Chris from Minnesota to California?

Answer: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig


Question: A trick-performing goat named Djali is the pet of the gypsy girl who is one of the main characters in what 19th century classic?

Answer: The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo


Question: Which doomed lady of the literature of realism is married to Charles and has affairs with Rodolphe Boulanger and Léon Dupuis?

Answer: Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert

Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert


Question: What 20th century German novel that traces the spiritual journey of a protagonist contains twelve chapters relating to the Four Noble Truths and the Eight Fold Path of a belief system?

Answer: Siddhartha by Herman Hesse


Question: Lord Ruthven is the title character of what 1819 story/novella that created a genre whose legacy continues through the books of Anne Rice and Stephenie Meyer?

Answer: The Vampyre by John William Polidori


Question: A fictional species of great apes called 'Mangani' are responsible for raising which popular character?

Answer: Lord Greystoke

Answer: Tarzan


Question: Jean Bastien-Thiry's assassination attempt on Charles de Gaulle in 1962 is the main inspiration behind what 1971 all-time great thriller?

Answer: The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth

The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth


Question: "What book published in 1922 has the following introduction? ""Some Englishmen, of whom Kitchener was chief, believed that a rebellion of Arabs against Turks would enable England, while fighting Germany, simultaneously to defeat Turkey."""

Answer: "The Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence (""Lawrence of Arabia"")"

"The Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T. E. Lawrence (""Lawrence of Arabia"")"


Question: Roland Deschain is the protagonist of what series of seven fantasy books that were written between 1970 and 2004?

Answer: The Dark Tower series by Stephen King


Question: The first name of which science fiction hero created by Alex Raymond was retitled as 'Speed' in Australia to avoid a negative connotation of the word by which we know him better?

Answer: Speed Gordon

Answer: Flash gordon

Answer: Flash (Gordon)

Answer: Flash Gordan

Answer: Flash Gordon 3D

Answer: Flash Gordon


Question: What protagonist of a series of popular children's books by H. A. Rey and Margret Rey was called 'Zozo' in 1941 to avoid using the name of the King of England for a monkey?

Answer: Curious George (the king was George VI)


Question: The title of which classic 19th century Russian novel comes from the plot where deceased serfs are counted for accounting purposes?

Answer: Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol


Question: The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. commonly referred to as The Sketch Book is a collection of essays and short stories published in 1819 and 1820. It is best known for containing what two magical American short stories?

Answer: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving


Question: In adventure literature, what lie in an unexplored region of Africa beyond a mountain range called Sheba's breasts and a lush green valley called Kukuanaland?

Answer: Mines of King Solomon


Question: Washington Irving's classic story Rip Van Winkle is set in which geographic region of New York state?

Answer: Catskill Mountains, New York

Answer: Catskill Mountains

Answer: Kaatskill

Answer: Catskills Mountains

Answer: Catskills

Answer: The Catskills

Answer: The Catskill Mountains


Question: Swedish director Lasse Hallström who directed Chocolat and My Life as a Dog is also known for his contribution in the world of music to whom/what?

Answer: ABBA (he directed almost all of ABBA's promotional films)

ABBA (he directed almost all of ABBA's promotional films)


Question: "What popular 1870s music composition is based on a poem of Henri Cazalis that starts with ""Zig, zig, zig, Death in cadence,...""?"

Answer: Danse macabre by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns

Danse macabre by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns


Question: In a move that pissed off some people, what objects were shaped like the lips of the Rolling Stones logo at a museum dedicated to them in Germany?

Answer: Urinals!


Question: "The 1902 guitar composition ""Gran Vals"" by the Spanish composer Francisco Tárrega would have remained obscure but for corporate executive Anssi Vanjoki selecting it for something in 1993. How do millions of people recognize it now?"

Answer: Nokia Tune

Answer: Nokia theme

Answer: Nokia waltz

Answer: Grand Valse

Answer: Nokia tune

Answer: Gran Vals

Answer: Nokia ringtone

Answer: Nokia Tones

Answer: Nokia Waltz

Answer: Nokia sound

Answer: Nokia Tone


Question: In December 1971, Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention were playing in a concert when the casino venue they were in caught fire due to an over-zealous member of the audience firing a a flare gun into the rattan covered ceiling. This is the true origin story of what rock classic?

Answer: """Smoke on the Water"" by Deep Purple"


Question: After a premiere in 1952, the creator of a certain work said the following words. Name him. They missed the point. There's no such thing as ... What they thought was ..., because they didn't know how to listen, was full of accidental ... You could hear the wind stirring outside during the first ... During the second, raindrops began pattering the roof, and during the third the people themselves made all kinds of interesting ... as they talked or walked out.

Answer: "John Cage after the premiere of 4'33"""

"John Cage after the premiere of 4'33"""


Question: Which 1977 musical was inspired by a magazine article about Bay Ridge kids of Brooklyn whose working class lives were said to be so empty that they lived just to dance on the weekend?

Answer: Saturday Night Fever


Question: The title of what well-known piano waltz comes from the composer's specification that it must be played with both hands held sideways, little fingers down, striking the keys with a particular type motion?

Answer: Waribashi

Answer: Chop-Sticks

Answer: Kuàizi

Answer: Kuài'er

Answer: Hashi

Answer: ChopStick

Answer: Saibasi

Answer: Ryoribashi

Answer: Chop-stick

Answer: """Chopsticks"""

Answer: My hashi

Answer: Doi Dua

Answer: Zhù

Answer: Chop-Stick

Answer: ChopSticks

Answer: K'uai-erh

Answer: Chopstix

Answer: K'uai-tzu

Answer: Chop sticks

Answer: Chopsticks

Answer: Chop Stick

Answer: Chopstiks

Answer: Kuai'er

Answer: Saibashi

Answer: Chop-sticks

Answer: Chop Sticks

Answer: Chopstick

Answer: Kuaizi

Answer: Japanese kitchen chopsticks

Answer: Chopstics

Answer: Chop stick

Answer: 筷子


Question: The lyrics of which song first put to music by Pete Seeger in 1959 and later made famous by The Byrds were taken almost entirely from the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible?

Answer: Turn Turn Turn

Answer: Turn! Turn! Turn! (song)

Answer: Turn turn turn

Answer: Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season)

Answer: Turn! Turn! Turn!

Answer: """Turn! Turn! Turn! (to Everything There is a Season)"""

Answer: To Everything There is a Season

Answer: Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)

Answer: To Everything There Is A Season

Answer: Turn! Turn! Turn! (to Everything There Is a Season)

"""Turn! Turn! Turn! (to Everything There is a Season)"""


Question: Which rock concert held on December 6, 1969 was speculated to be a 'Woodstock West' but became infamous after it was marred by considerable violence?

Answer: Altamont Festival

Answer: Altamont Speedway Free Festival

Answer: Altamont Free Festival

Answer: Altamont Music Festival

Answer: Altamont free concert

Answer: Altamont Free Concert


Question: What is the name of the coronation anthem composed by Handel using texts from the King James Bible that has been sung at every British coronation service since 1727?

Answer: Zadok The Priest

Answer: Zadok the Priest

Answer: """Zadok the Priest"""

Answer: Zadoc the Priest

Answer: Zadok the priest


Question: Which 1968 album released by George Harrison is notable for being the first official solo album by one of The Beatles?

Answer: Wonderwall Music

Answer: Party Seacombe

Answer: Love Scene (song)

Answer: Dream Scene (song)

Answer: Guru Vandana (song)

Answer: Tabla and Pakavaj

Answer: In the Park (song)

Answer: On the Bed

Answer: Crying (George Harrison song)

Answer: Drilling a Home

Answer: Crying (Wonderwall Music song)

Answer: Wonderwall (soundtrack)

Answer: In the First Place

Answer: Wonderwall to Be Here

Answer: Red Lady Too

Answer: Fantasy Sequins

Answer: Singing Om

Answer: Glass Box (song)

Answer: Cowboy Music (song)

Answer: Ski-ing

Answer: Gat Kirwani

Answer: Greasy Legs

Answer: Microbes (song)


Question: Which 1989 music video of Madonna attracted criticism for showing images like her making love to Saint Martin de Porres, use of Catholic iconography including a scene where she develops stigmata as well as cross burning?

Answer: Like a Prayer

Answer: Like A Prayer

Answer: Like a Prayer (disambiguation)

Answer: """Like a Prayer"""


Question: What is the better known name of the English singer Yusuf Islam who converted to Islam in 1977 at the height of his fame?

Answer: Cat stevens

Answer: Yusef Eslam

Answer: Cat Steven

Answer: Stephen Demetre Georgiou

Answer: Steven D. Georgiou

Answer: Kat stevens

Answer: Yusuf islam

Answer: Yusef Islam

Answer: Cat Stephens

Answer: Steven Demetre Georgiou

Answer: Cat stephen

Answer: Cat Stevens

Answer: Steven demetre georgiou

Answer: Stephen Georgiou

Answer: Yusuf (singer)

Answer: Yusaf Islam

Answer: Yousef Islam

Answer: Stevens, Cat

Answer: Yusuf Islam

Answer: Steven Georgiou


Question: "'The Doors' generated a controversy with the single ""Hello, I Love You"" in 1968 when the press pointed out it's resemblance to the 1965 hit ""All Day and All of the Night"" of which band?"

Answer: The Kinks

Answer: John Gosling (The Kinks musician)

Answer: Gordon John Edwards

Answer: The Ray Davies Quartet

Answer: Kinks

Answer: The Kinks (band)

Answer: Kinks, The


Question: Jimi Hendrix presented the broken parts of the guitar that he destroyed on-stage at the 1968 Miami Pop Festival to whom? Not sure if the recipient named it Moon Unit.

Answer: Frank zappa

Answer: Francis Vincent Jr. Zappa

Answer: Francesco zapato

Answer: Frank Vincent Zappa

Answer: Frank Zappa and the Mothers

Answer: Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention

Answer: Zappa, Frank

Answer: Zappa

Answer: Vaulternative Records

Answer: Zappa:References

Answer: Zappa, Frank Vincent

Answer: Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention

Answer: Frank Zappa

Answer: Zappadan


Question: A pioneering method for calculating a sequence of Bernoulli numbers in the 1840s has what significance for the digital age?

Answer: The method, created by Ada Lovelace for Babbage's Analytical Engine, is widely credited as the world's first computer program.

The method, created by Ada Lovelace for Babbage's Analytical Engine, is widely credited as the world's first computer program.


Question: What short-named body can be called the most geologically active place of the Solar System as the tidal forces of its mother planet cause its solid surface to bulge up by as much as 100 meters?

Answer: Io (Jupiter)


Question: Wardenclyffe Tower in Shoreham, New York was designed by which genius who intended to showcase it for demonstrations of wireless power transmission?

Answer: Nichola Tesla

Answer: Tesla's Flying Machine

Answer: Dr. Nikola Tesla (1856-1943)

Answer: Duka Mandic

Answer: Đuka Mandić

Answer: Students of Nikola Tesla

Answer: Dynamic theory of gravity

Answer: Никола Тесла

Answer: Biography of Nikola Tesla

Answer: Nicola Tesla

Answer: Tesla (physicist)

Answer: Milutin Tesla

Answer: Nikola Telsa

Answer: Tesla, Nikola

Answer: Nikola Tesla

Answer: Tesla Cannon

Answer: Nikolai Tesla

Answer: Nikoli Tesla

Answer: Nikola tesla


Question: The longest muscle in the human body which runs down the back portion of the thigh possibly gets its name from which professional's sitting style or how measurements are taken by him?

Answer: Tailor (sartorius muscle)


Question: A steel sphere filled with sodium housed at the University of Maryland seeks to register the flipping of what physical property that is of enormous significance to mariners, among others?

Answer: Geomagnetic

Answer: Earths magnetic field

Answer: Magnetic field of the earth

Answer: Earth Magnetism

Answer: Geomagnetic field

Answer: Earth's magnetism

Answer: Geomagnetics

Answer: Magnetic Field of Earth

Answer: Earths magnitism

Answer: Earth's magnetic poles

Answer: Magnetic field of the Earth

Answer: Geomagnetic Field

Answer: Earths Magnetic Field

Answer: The earth's magnetic field

Answer: Earth's magnetic field

Answer: Terrestrial magnetism

Answer: Magnetologist

Answer: Geomagnetic maximum

Answer: Magnetic field of earth

Answer: Geomagnetism

Answer: Surface magnetic field

Answer: Earth magnetic field


Question: St Thomas's Abbey, Brno in the Czech Republic was the scene of whose path-breaking work from 1856 to 1863?

Answer: Mendel, Mendelism

Answer: Greg Mendel

Answer: Mendel, Gregor Johann

Answer: Gregor Johann Mendel

Answer: Father Mendel

Answer: Mendelism Mendel

Answer: G. J. Mendel

Answer: Gregor J. Mendel

Answer: Gregor Mendel

Answer: Johann Mendel

Answer: Mendel, johann

Answer: Gregory mendel

Answer: Gregor mendel


Question: What is the last name name of the doctor who first described a certain disease in An Essay on the Shaking Palsy written in 1817?

Answer: Dr. (James) Parkinson


Question: The Hubble sequence that classifies galaxies is also known for being drawn in what shape?

Answer: Tuning-fork

Answer: Ragg tuning fork

Answer: Tuning Fork

Answer: Tuning forks

Answer: Tuning fork

Answer: Fork Tuning


Question: The bitter 19th century rivalry between paleontologists Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh during their search for dinosaur fossils is usually described with what 2-words?

Answer: Bone Wars

Answer: The Bone Wars

Answer: Bone wars

Answer: Dinosaur Wars


Question: Scientist Ernest Rutherford once said all science is just what subject while comparing the rest to stamp collection?

Answer: Physicalizes

Answer: Physicalizing

Answer: Physicalising

Answer: Physicalized

Answer: Physysics

Answer: PHYSICS

Answer: List of further reading on physics

Answer: Phys

Answer: Etymology of Physics

Answer: Scope of Physics

Answer: Physicalised

Answer: Physicalize

Answer: Physicalisations

Answer: Physicalisation

Answer: Pyhsics

Answer: Physicalizations

Answer: Phys.

Answer: Physics/Further reading

Answer: Physics

Answer: Physicalises

Answer: Physically

Answer: Physicalise

Answer: Fysics

Answer: Phyicist

Answer: Physcis

Answer: Physisist


Question: Dr. Benjamin Rush gave what expeditionary group mercury laced laxatives which proved to be excellent tracers by which archaeologists have now been able to track their actual route?

Answer: Lewis and clark

Answer: The Lewis and Clark Expedition

Answer: Lewis and Clark Expedition

Answer: Clark Expedition

Answer: John Robertson (U.S. Soldier)

Answer: Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery

Answer: The corps of discovery

Answer: The Corps of Discovery

Answer: Lewis and Clark expedition

Answer: Corps of Discovery Expedition

Answer: Dates to lewis and clarks voyage

Answer: Lewis & Clark Expedition

Answer: Lewis and Clark's Expedition

Answer: Silas Goodrich

Answer: Lewis and Clark

Answer: Lewis and Clark expedition in 1803

Answer: Louis and Clark Expidition

Answer: Lewis & Clark

Answer: Louis and Clark Expedition

Answer: John Robertson (U.S. soldier)

Answer: Hugh McNeal

Answer: Lewis&Clark


Question: Can you connect Darwin and his research on Galapagos Islands to the book To Kill a Mockingbird?

Answer: Fringillidae

Answer: """Finch"""

Answer: Carduelidae

Answer: Carduelini

Answer: Finches

Answer: True finch

Answer: Finch

Answer: Finch (bird)


Question: The Miller-Urey experiment conducted in 1953 that simulated the conditions of the early days of Earth aimed to investigate what?

Answer: Chemical origins of life


Question: In genetics, who is the woman who lived approximately 190,000-200,000 years ago and who was the most recent woman from whom all living humans today descend?

Answer: Eve (genetics)

Answer: Mt-MRCA

Answer: Complete Replacement theory

Answer: MtEve

Answer: Mt-mrca

Answer: MtMRCA

Answer: Eve hypothesis

Answer: Genetics Eve

Answer: Mitochondrial Eve in popular culture

Answer: Mitochondrial mother

Answer: Mitochondrial Eve hypothesis

Answer: Genetic Eve

Answer: African Eve

Answer: Mt-Eve

Answer: Mitochondrial Eve

Answer: Mitochondrial eve

Answer: Mitochondria Eve

Answer: Mitochordrial Eve

Answer: Genetics eve


Question: What is the more common name for 'transposons' discovered by Barbara McClintock who investigated the reason for uneven splattering of color in corn kernels?

Answer: Tn sequence

Answer: Transposable elements

Answer: Jumping gene

Answer: Mobile element

Answer: Jumping DNA

Answer: Transposition (genetics)

Answer: Transposable Genetic Elements

Answer: DNA transposable element

Answer: Jumping genes

Answer: Transposon

Answer: Gene jumped

Answer: Transposable element

Answer: Jumping Genes

Answer: Mini transposons

Answer: Mobile genes

Answer: Retrotransposition

Answer: Mobile DNA

Answer: Transposons

Answer: Retrotransposed

Answer: Transposable

Answer: Controlling element

Answer: Transposable genetic element

Answer: Tn element

Answer: Dna transposable elements

Answer: Genetic element


Question: What term was popularized by Nobel Prize-winning Paul Crutzen to replace 'Holocene' epoch on the Geological Time Scale as he felt that the influence of humans on Earth is significant?

Answer: Human World

Answer: Overdue glaciation

Answer: Anthropocene

Answer: Antropocene

Answer: Overdue-glaciation

Answer: Homogenocene

Answer: Anthrocene

Answer: The Anthropocene


Question: Project Orion, Project Daedalus, Medusa, and Project Longshot all have in common what transportation principle based on an idea of mathematician Stanislaw Ulam?

Answer: Spacecraft propulsion using nuclear explosions (nuclear pulse propulsion)

Spacecraft propulsion using nuclear explosions (nuclear pulse propulsion)


Question: The Bedford Level experiments conducted in 19th century England along a canal that ran in an uninterrupted straight line were carried out to determine what?

Answer: Earth's shape

Answer: Earth model

Answer: Curvature of the earth

Answer: Form of the Earth

Answer: Figure of the Earth

Answer: Shape of the Earth (disambiguation)

Answer: Curvature of the Earth

Answer: Bending of the earth

Answer: Figure of the earth

Answer: Figure of earth

Answer: Volume Of Earth

Answer: Volume of the Earth

Answer: Earth curvature

Answer: Earth's bending

Answer: Shape of the Earth

Answer: Figure of Earth

Answer: Shape of the earth

Answer: Earth's curvature

Answer: Form of Earth

Answer: Shape of the planet Earth

Answer: Ground curves


Question: If numbers 1, 16, 17 and 32 are being removed, what is the most likely procedure being performed? (hint: Unlikely to turn one into a half-wit!)

Answer: Extraction of wisdom teeth


Question: Every simply connected, closed 3-manifold is homeomorphic to the 3-sphere. Stated above is what mathematical problem named for a Frenchman that defied experts for a century before it was solved by Grigori Perelman in 2006?

Answer: The Poincaré Conjecture

Answer: Ricci flow with surgery

Answer: Poincaritis

Answer: Poincare's Conjecture

Answer: Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincaré Conjecture

Answer: Solution of the Poincaré conjecture

Answer: Poincaré's problem

Answer: The Poincare Conjecture

Answer: Poincare Conjecture

Answer: Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincare Conjecture

Answer: Perelman's theorem

Answer: Poincare theorem

Answer: Poincaré Conjecture

Answer: Poincaré's Problem

Answer: Poincaré theorem

Answer: Poincare conjecture

Answer: Solution of the Poincare conjecture

Answer: Poincaré conjecture

Answer: Poincare's theorem

Answer: Poincaré's Theorem

Answer: Poincaré's Conjecture

Answer: Poincaré's conjecture

Answer: Poincarré conjecture

Answer: Smale's second problem

Answer: Poincarre conjecture

Answer: Hamilton–Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture

Answer: Poincare's Theorem

Answer: Poincaré's theorem

Answer: Poincare's conjecture

Answer: Hamilton-Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture


Question: Think a big animal and fill in the two missing blanks. ___, ___, Indian, Javan, Sumatran

Answer: White and black (species of rhinoceros)


Question: What is the more common term for the affliction called epistaxis the occurrence of which suggests sexual arousal in Japanese manga and anime?

Answer: Nosebleeding

Answer: Blood nose

Answer: Nasal bleeding

Answer: Noseblood

Answer: Bloody noses

Answer: Nosebleed (redirect)

Answer: Nosebleed

Answer: Epistaxis

Answer: Nasal hemorrhage

Answer: Bloody nose

Answer: Nosebleeds

Answer: Rhinorrhagia

Answer: Nose bleeding

Answer: Nose bleed

Answer: Idiopathic Epistaxis

Answer: Anterior nasal packing

Answer: Bleeding nose

Answer: Epistaris

Answer: Nasal haemorrhage


Question: In 1876, a young Austrian student dissected hundreds of eels in search for the male sex organs. Conceding failure, he turned to other issues in frustration. Who?

Answer: Sigmund Freud (1856-1939)


Question: What is the more common name for the order Coleoptera which contains more species than any other order in the animal kingdom?

Answer: Black-Beetle

Answer: Coleopteran

Answer: Palm beetle

Answer: Beetles

Answer: Coleopterists

Answer: Coleoptera

Answer: Beetel

Answer: Beetle

Answer: Chafer

Answer: Choleoptera

Answer: Coleopterist


Question: In primary school, after he had misbehaved, his teacher asked him to add all the numbers from 1 to 100. He answered in a few seconds after realizing that the pairwise addition of terms from opposite ends of the list yielded identical intermediate sums: 1 + 100 = 101, 2 + 99 = 101, 3 + 98 = 101, and so on, for a total sum of 50 × 101 = 5050. About which German genius, regarded as the greatest mathematician since antiquity is this possibly apocryphal story often told?

Answer: Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855)


Question: A 'Captcha' test that usually requires a user to identify and type letters/digits from a distorted image is an attempt to ensure that a response is not generated by a computer. It is also described as a reverse what test?

Answer: Reverse Turing test


Question: Which Prussian naturalist who influenced Darwin and whose work established the field of bio-geography also has an ocean current that flows from Chile to Peru named for him?

Answer: Alexander von Humboldt (1769-1859)


Question: In metallurgy, the term 'rouging' refers to a form of corrosion found on what substance that you do not readily associate with corrosion?

Answer: Duplex Stainless Steel

Answer: Stainless-steel

Answer: 18/10

Answer: Stainless steal

Answer: Chromium steel

Answer: Duplex stainless steel

Answer: Stainless steel

Answer: The history of stainless steel

Answer: Stainless steels

Answer: Valadium

Answer: Ferritic stainless steel

Answer: Rustproof iron

Answer: Inox steel

Answer: Rustproof Iron

Answer: Stainless steel wire

Answer: STAINLESS Steel

Answer: Stainless Steel


Question: The Apgar score was devised in 1952 by anesthesiologist Virginia Apgar as a simple and repeatable method to assess what?

Answer: Health of a newborn child


Question: What two sea-dwelling creatures are notable for being the only species in which males become 'pregnant'?

Answer: Seahorses and pipefishes


Question: Which acid that makes up 55-80% of olive oil is also emitted by decaying bee corpses thus triggering the instincts of living bees to remove dead bees from their hives?

Answer: Oleoyl

Answer: Cis-Δ9-octadecenoic acid

Answer: Oleic Acid

Answer: Oleate

Answer: Oleic

Answer: C18:1

Answer: Oleic acid

Answer: Oleyl oleate

Answer: 18:1 cis-9

Answer: (Z)-octadec-9-enoic acid

Answer: Cis-9-octadecenoic acid

Answer: High oleic

Answer: Smell of the death

Answer: (9Z)-octadecenoic acid

Answer: Smell of death

Answer: Oleic acids

Answer: Oleoyl oleate


Question: Steady now, the physiological sense called 'equilibrioception' allows humans and animals to do what?

Answer: Walk or stand without falling


Question: Though it is the most abundant metallic element in Earth's crust, which element is very rare in its free form and once prompted Napoleon III, Emperor of France to give a banquet where the most honoured guests were given utensils made of it while the 'lesser' guests had to make do with gold!

Answer: Aluminum granules

Answer: Aluminium production

Answer: Aluminium Substratum

Answer: Alumen

Answer: 7429-90-5

Answer: Aluminium poisoning

Answer: Alumnium

Answer: Aluminium(metal)

Answer: Alliminuim

Answer: Aluminum compounds

Answer: Alumine

Answer: Billet aluminium

Answer: Aluminium(II)

Answer: Billeted aluminum

Answer: Alumino

Answer: Alumium

Answer: Aluminum

Answer: AIuminum

Answer: E173

Answer: Super Purity Aluminium

Answer: Aluminium

Answer: Aliuminium

Answer: Alumen projection

Answer: Super purity aluminum

Answer: Element 13

Answer: Aluminium substratum

Answer: Aluminium (element)

Answer: Al (element)

Answer: Alluminum


Question: A story goes that when this colorful sports figure had to undergo a surgery, his prowess at consuming alcohol was used as a guideline by the anesthesiologist as his physical attribute made all standard references moot. Who?

Answer: André The Giant

Answer: Andre' the Giant

Answer: Andre Rene Rousimoff

Answer: Géant Ferré

Answer: Andre the giant

Answer: André the Giant Roussimoff

Answer: Andre the Giant Roussimoff

Answer: André Roussimoff

Answer: Andre Rene Roussimoff

Answer: André René Roussimoff

Answer: Andre The Giant (DVD)

Answer: André the Giant

Answer: Andr%5CxC3%5CxA9 the Giant

Answer: André the giant

Answer: Andre the Giant

Answer: Andre Roussimoff

Answer: Giant Machine

Answer: The Giant Machine

Answer: Andre The Giant


Question: "Jared Kass, one of the inventors of a recreational sport described it as follows. Fill in the missing word which is also the name of the sport. ""I just remember one time running for a pass and leaping up in the air and just feeling the Frisbee making it into my hand and feeling the perfect synchrony and the joy of the moment, and as I landed I said to myself, 'This is the ... game. This is the ... game.'"""

Answer: Ultimate Frisbee

Answer: Ultimate (Sport)

Answer: Intense Disc

Answer: Beach Ultimate

Answer: Ultimate disc

Answer: Ultimate (game)

Answer: Ultimate frisbee

Answer: Beach ultimate

Answer: Ultimatefrisbee

Answer: Collegiate Ultimate Frisbee

Answer: Ultimate Disc

Answer: Ultimate (frisbee)

Answer: Ulimate frisbee

Answer: Greek/Latin Frisbee Match

Answer: Ultimate (sport)

Answer: Ultimate Frisbee(sport)


Question: "Sportscaster Jack Brickhouse who once said ""Any team can have a bad century"" provided play-by-play coverage of what American major league team's games from 1948 to 1981?"

Answer: Chicaco Cubs

Answer: Take Me Out To A Cubs Game

Answer: Chicago Orphans

Answer: Chicago CUbs

Answer: Chicago Cubbies

Answer: The Cubbies

Answer: Chicago National League Club

Answer: The Chicago Cubs

Answer: The cubs

Answer: Chicago Cubs

Answer: Take Me Out to a Cubs Game

Answer: List of Chicago Cubs captains

Answer: Chicago cubs

Answer: Chicago Colts

Answer: Chicago Cubs (sports)

Answer: Chicago National League Ball Club

Answer: The Chicago Cubbies

Answer: Cubs (baseball)

Answer: Pat and Ron Show

Answer: Lovable Losers


Question: "Addressing which in-the-news person did a pizza chain in India tweet on June 24, 2014 ""..., if you ever feel like biting into a tastier Italian, try our famous Calabrese pizza""?"

Answer: The Uruguayan footballer Luis Suarez


Question: "The name of what tennis star was used by a commentator for the the hole cards Ace–King (unsuited) of Texas Hold 'em as they meet the criteria of ""looks great but never wins""?"

Answer: Ánna Sergéyevna Kúrnikova

Answer: Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova

Answer: Anna Kournicova

Answer: Anna kournikova

Answer: Анна Курникова

Answer: Anna Kurnikova

Answer: Anna Kournikova

Answer: AnnaKournikova

Answer: Kournikova

Answer: Анна Сергеевна Курникова

Answer: Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova

Answer: Kurnikova


Question: Summer Olympic sports are divided into categories based on popularity and the potential in generating revenue. As of 2014, only 3 sports are in Category A. They are athletics, aquatics, and what else?

Answer: Freestyle gymnastics

Answer: General gymnastics

Answer: Gymnastikos

Answer: Gymnastic

Answer: Modern gymnastics

Answer: Gymnast

Answer: Dismount

Answer: Men's Gymnastics

Answer: Gymnasts

Answer: Gymnastics


Question: The Peck and Snyder are sometimes considered the first of what sporting collectibles?

Answer: Baseball card

Answer: Baseball Cards Lot

Answer: Baseball Cards

Answer: Collecting Baseball Cards

Answer: Baseball Card

Answer: Baseball cards


Question: What American city has suffered two (separate) outcomes of what are now called 'The Move' and 'The Decision' in sports lore?

Answer: The Rock 'n' Roll Capital of the World

Answer: Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio

Answer: Cleveland, Ohio

Answer: Clevelnad

Answer: The Cleve

Answer: Government of Cleveland, Ohio

Answer: Cleveland, Ohio, US

Answer: Cleaveland

Answer: Urban community school

Answer: Ohio Cleveland

Answer: Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Answer: Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.

Answer: Cleveland, OH.

Answer: Sixth City

Answer: Cleveland, oh

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USCLE

Answer: Cleveland,ohio

Answer: The Rock and Roll Capital of the World

Answer: Cleveland, USA

Answer: Poznan, Ohio

Answer: Cleveland Ohio

Answer: Cleveland (OH)

Answer: Sister Cities of Cleveland, Ohio

Answer: Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.

Answer: Cleveland, Oh

Answer: Cleveland (Ohio)

Answer: Government of Cleveland

Answer: Sister cities of Cleveland, Ohio

Answer: Urban Community School

Answer: Cleveland, ohio

Answer: Cleveland

Answer: Cleveland, OH


Question: "The chant ""Boom I ay!"" meaning ""kill him"" was famously used to egg which sportsman in 1974?"

Answer: Muhammad Ali (during the Rumble in the Jungle fight)

Muhammad Ali (during the Rumble in the Jungle fight)


Question: Just like par in golf, what is the term given to the line in skiing where most skiers aim to land?

Answer: K-line (disambiguation)

Answer: K-line

Answer: K line


Question: What tactic of sports commonly seen in American major leagues seeks to emphasize players defending areas of field as opposed to particular player(s)?

Answer: 3-2 zone

Answer: Zone defense

Answer: Cover 4

Answer: Zone coverage

Answer: Zone defence


Question: "Commenting on the election of the new pope Francis I in March 2013, which sportsperson said it was the ""hand of God"" that brought the papacy to his country?"

Answer: Soccer superstar Diego Maradona of Argentina

Soccer superstar Diego Maradona of Argentina


Question: The Dude would know that stroking and cranking are the two main types of delivery in what sport?

Answer: Bowling pathway

Answer: Ten strike

Answer: Bowling shoe

Answer: Bowling shoes

Answer: List of bowling styles

Answer: Bowling alley

Answer: Nine pin tap

Answer: 10 Pins

Answer: Bowling

Answer: Bowling lane

Answer: Bowling center

Answer: Ten-strike

Answer: Straight and Hook Bowling


Question: What is the name of the yacht that won the Royal Yacht Squadron's regatta around the Isle of Wight in 1851 and lent its name to a famous sports prize?

Answer: The United States of America

Answer: United States Of Amerca

Answer: Us of a

Answer: U.–S.–A.

Answer: Americaland

Answer: United States (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amurika

Answer: Unite states of america

Answer: United States of America (redirect)

Answer: The U S A

Answer: Unietd States

Answer: EE UU

Answer: The U.S.A.

Answer: U.-S.-A.

Answer: Usa

Answer: United Staets of America

Answer: Unites States

Answer: États-Unis d'Amérique

Answer: Verenigde State

Answer: U.–S.

Answer: The United States of America.

Answer: The U-S-A

Answer: EEUU

Answer: U. S. A.

Answer: Nagkaisang mga Estado

Answer: The U. S. of America

Answer: The USA

Answer: America (United States)

Answer: The U. S. A.

Answer: U S of America

Answer: UNITED STATES

Answer: Estados Unidos

Answer: The U–S

Answer: American United States

Answer: US and A

Answer: Unitd states

Answer: The US of A

Answer: EE.UU.

Answer: U-S

Answer: The U-S

Answer: Etymology of the United States

Answer: U.S.A.)

Answer: EE. UU.

Answer: United states of america

Answer: US of america

Answer: Verenigde State van Amerika

Answer: Nited States

Answer: United-States

Answer: Unite States

Answer: Estados Unidos de América

Answer: UnitedStates

Answer: Estaos Unios

Answer: US of America

Answer: The Usa

Answer: United states of America

Answer: Untied States of America

Answer: The U S of America

Answer: THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES

Answer: The United-States

Answer: U S A

Answer: AmericA

Answer: Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United states

Answer: The U.S. of America

Answer: Amerka

Answer: United–States

Answer: U.s.a.

Answer: United States of America

Answer: United State of America

Answer: United States (US)

Answer: The U.S. of A

Answer: America

Answer: Amercia

Answer: Stati Uniti d'America

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United Stated

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States (of America)

Answer: United States

Answer: States of America

Answer: America-class

Answer: Los Estados Unidos

Answer: U,S,

Answer: United States (country)

Answer: Federal United States

Answer: ISO 3166-1:US

Answer: Untied States

Answer: The U.–S.–A.

Answer: VS America

Answer: Amurica

Answer: Etats-Unis d'Amerique

Answer: US

Answer: U.S. OF A

Answer: USofA

Answer: Etats-Unis

Answer: U.S. of A

Answer: United States of America (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amarica

Answer: The United States

Answer: U-S-A

Answer: United States/Introduction

Answer: The Us

Answer: Unitesd states

Answer: The U S of A

Answer: America class

Answer: America magazine

Answer: الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

Answer: The U. S. of A

Answer: U S

Answer: (USA)

Answer: The United–States

Answer: United States (U.S.)

Answer: U.-S.

Answer: United States of America (USA)

Answer: 'merica

Answer: The US

Answer: United States of America.

Answer: UNited States

Answer: The U.S.

Answer: AMERICA

Answer: United States of America/OldPage

Answer: United+States

Answer: The U S

Answer: United Sates

Answer: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U–S–A

Answer: United States Of America

Answer: U.S. of America

Answer: U–S

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de América

Answer: The U.-S.

Answer: United sates

Answer: The United States Of America

Answer: America (country)

Answer: United States of American

Answer: United state of america

Answer: The U.–S.

Answer: Amurka

Answer: U. S. of A

Answer: The U. S.

Answer: United States America

Answer: US of A

Answer: États-Unis

Answer: USoA

Answer: USA

Answer: Estaos Uníos

Answer: America, United States of

Answer: U. S. of America

Answer: U.S.American

Answer: (US)

Answer: The U–S–A

Answer: U. S.

Answer: U.S. America

Answer: U.S. A

Answer: Yankee land

Answer: America (US)

Answer: U.S

Answer: America (United States of)

Answer: US (country)

Answer: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U.S.A

Answer: Estados unidos

Answer: Americia

Answer: The US of america

Answer: Vereinigte Staaten

Answer: US America

Answer: These United States of America

Answer: VS Amerika

Answer: Name of the United States

Answer: The united states of america

Answer: Estatos Unitos

Answer: America (USA)

Answer: The U.-S.-A.

Answer: United States of America/Introduction

Answer: The US of America

Answer: Americophile

Answer: V.S. America

Answer: U.S.A.

Answer: U S of A

Answer: V.S. Amerika

Answer: United+States+of+America

Answer: The Unites States of America


Question: In golf, a six under par score has never been, and is unlikely to ever be recorded, as it requires a hole in one on a par-seven hole. What is the 'mythical' term for such a hypothetical performance? (hint: think about the names of under par scores)

Answer: Phœnix

Answer: Phoenix (broadcaster)

Answer: Phoenix (album)

Answer: The Phonix

Answer: Phoenix (single)

Answer: The Phoenix (literary journal)

Answer: Phoenix (book)

Answer: Phoenix (city)

Answer: Phoenix (automobile)

Answer: Phoenix

Answer: Phoenixes

Answer: Phoenix (disambiguation)

Answer: Phoenix (Album)

Answer: Phoenix (ships with this name)

Answer: Phoenix (journal)

Answer: Pheonix

Answer: The Phœnix

Answer: Phoenix (film)

Answer: The Phoenix (TV series)

Answer: Phoenix (Magazine)

Answer: Phoenix (television)

Answer: Phoenix (ship)

Answer: The Phoenix

Answer: PHOENIX

Answer: Phoenix (TV)


Question: The 'Stimpmeter', a device that applies a known force to a ball and then measures the distance it travels is used in what sport?

Answer: In golf, to measure the speed of a putting green

In golf, to measure the speed of a putting green


Question: What is the highest ranked non-human on ESPN's 1999 list of 'Top 50 Athletes of the 20th Century'?

Answer: Secretariat, who in 1973 became the first Triple Crown champion in twenty-five years

Secretariat, who in 1973 became the first Triple Crown champion in twenty-five years


Question: In 2009, the tennis player Shahar Peer was prevented from playing at the Dubai Tennis Championships after she was denied a visa mainly for her nationality. Which country was she representing?

Answer: İsrail

Answer: ISRAEL

Answer: Israeli Republic

Answer: Isræl

Answer: Medinat Yisrael

Answer: מְדִינַת יִשְׂרָאֵל

Answer: Istrael

Answer: Israeli (nation)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IL

Answer: Medinat Israel

Answer: Dawlat Isra'il

Answer: State of israel

Answer: Yisraél

Answer: Isra'il

Answer: Republic of Israel

Answer: دولة إسرائيل

Answer: Israel

Answer: Israël

Answer: Israelim

Answer: Medinat Yisra'el

Answer: ישראל

Answer: State of Israel

Answer: יִשְרָאֵל

Answer: מדינת ישראל

Answer: Dawlat Isrā'īl

Answer: Yisra'el

Answer: Yisrael

Answer: Israeli state

Answer: The state of Israel

Answer: Jewish Republic

Answer: Israil

Answer: Jewish Palestine

Answer: Etymology of Israel

Answer: Isreal

Answer: Yisroel

Answer: Israyl

Answer: Israel (nation)

Answer: Modern Israel

Answer: Israelian

Answer: Hebrew state

Answer: M'dinat Yisrael

Answer: Israe;

Answer: Izrael (state)

Answer: Isreael

Answer: Isreali

Answer: יִשְׂרָאֵל

Answer: Medīnat Yisrā'el

Answer: Yisroeil

Answer: Israel (country)


Question: What game whose objective is to knock over wooden blocks by throwing wooden sticks at them is like a combination of bowling, horseshoes and chess and enjoys popularity in Sweden?

Answer: Kubb

Answer: Koob the game


Question: Statistically the greatest driver of Formula One, Michael Schumacher won his seven championships with which two companies?

Answer: Benetton and Ferrari


Question: In Japanese sporting world, one of the more unusual memorabilia that can be purchased is the 'tegata.' This is the sumo version of what?

Answer: Beatles autographs

Answer: Philography

Answer: Autograph collecting

Answer: Autographed

Answer: Autograph clubs

Answer: Autographs

Answer: Autograph


Question: Nicknamed the Russian Dan Gable, he went undefeated in international competition from 1987 to 2000 until upset by the American wrestler Rulon Gardner. He won gold medals at the 1988, 1992, and 1996 Olympic Games and went the last six years of his unbeaten streak without giving up a point. Who is he?

Answer: Alexander Karelin, the greatest Greco-Roman wrestler of all time

Alexander Karelin, the greatest Greco-Roman wrestler of all time


Question: "Which Chinese games' name literally means in English ""little sparrow""?"

Answer: Mhing

Answer: Mahjong game

Answer: Ma Jeuk

Answer: Mah Jongg

Answer: 麻雀

Answer: Majiong

Answer: Mah jongg

Answer: Májiang

Answer: Mahjongg

Answer: Mahjong

Answer: Mah-Zhong

Answer: Mah johngg

Answer: Mahjjong

Answer: Mah jong

Answer: Mahjog

Answer: Majhong

Answer: Mah-Jongg

Answer: Machiang

Answer: Mah-jongg

Answer: MahJongg

Answer: Mah-jong

Answer: Mạt chược

Answer: Ma-Chiang

Answer: Majong

Answer: Majongg

Answer: Ma-chiang

Answer: Mah Jong

Answer: Ma Jongg

Answer: 麻將

Answer: 麻将

Answer: Májiong

Answer: MAH JONG


Question: Blind Hughie, Sebastapol, All Fives and Block are all forms of which popular game?

Answer: Billy Ward and His Dominoes

Answer: Billy Ward and his Dominoes

Answer: Billy ward and his dominoes

Answer: Billy Ward and the Dominoes

Answer: Billy Ward & the Dominoes

Answer: Billy Ward and The Dominoes

Answer: King Size Taylor

Answer: Billy Ward & The Dominoes

Answer: Billy Ward (singer)

Answer: DOMINOES

Answer: The Dominoes


Question: Which Asian city's international airport is built at the mouth of the Tama-gawa?

Answer: 東京都

Answer: Economy of Tokyo

Answer: Demographics of Tokyo

Answer: 東京

Answer: Tõkyõ

Answer: Oyata

Answer: UN/LOCODE:JPTYO

Answer: Toukyo

Answer: Tōkyō, Japan

Answer: Tōkyo

Answer: JP-13

Answer: Tōkyō Met.

Answer: Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture

Answer: To-kyo

Answer: Tokio Metropolis

Answer: Tôkiô

Answer: Oyata, Tokyo

Answer: Tohkyoh

Answer: Economy of tokyo

Answer: Toukyou-to

Answer: Tókio

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: Toky

Answer: To Kyo

Answer: Tōkyō Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō-to

Answer: Tokyo (Japan)

Answer: Tōkyō, JP-13

Answer: Tôkyô Prefecture

Answer: Tôkyô, Japan

Answer: Dōngjīng (Japan)

Answer: Outlying islands of Tokyo

Answer: Toukyou

Answer: Toyko, Japan

Answer: TOKYO

Answer: Tōkei

Answer: Tokyo Met.

Answer: Tôkyô

Answer: Tokeo

Answer: Tokei

Answer: Tokyo-To

Answer: Tokyo Plain

Answer: Kudanzaka

Answer: Toukiou

Answer: Tokyo, Tokyo

Answer: To kyo

Answer: Tookioo

Answer: Metropolitan Tokyo

Answer: Tokyo, Japan

Answer: ToKyo

Answer: Toquio

Answer: Toyko

Answer: Tookyoo

Answer: To-Kyo

Answer: Tokyoh

Answer: Tōkyō Metropolis

Answer: Tokyo Administrative District

Answer: Tõkiõ

Answer: Tokyo in pop culture

Answer: Tokyo,Japan

Answer: Tokyo City and Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō

Answer: Tokyoto


Question: From which fruit is Slivovitz made?

Answer: Prunus subg. Prunus

Answer: Culture of plum

Answer: PLUMS

Answer: Plum

Answer: Plum tree

Answer: Alubukhara

Answer: Prunello

Answer: Plums

Answer: Gages

Answer: Plum (botany)


Question: "Deceased wrestler 'Leon Aras' was the voice of the ""Tetley Tea Folk"", by what more familiar name was he known?"

Answer: Brian Glover

Answer: BRIAN GLOVER


Question: Who was on the English throne 1377 - 99?

Answer: Richard ii

Answer: Richard II, King of the English

Answer: Richard, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: Richard II (England)

Answer: Richard II, King of England

Answer: Richard II

Answer: King Richard II of England

Answer: RICHARD II

Answer: King Richard II

Answer: Richard II of england

Answer: Richard II of England


Question: Which 590 mile long river rises on France's 'Langres Plateau', enters Belgium at Givet, then flows across that country to Holland and thence to the North Sea?

Answer: Meuse, France

Answer: Meuse department

Answer: Meuse (department)

Answer: MEUSE

Answer: Meuse (département)

Answer: Meuse (departement)

Answer: Department of Meuse

Answer: Meuse


Question: From which film, for which Chaplin film wrote the music, did Petula Clark have a Number One with 'This Is My Song'?

Answer: A Countess from Hong Kong

Answer: 'COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG'

Answer: The Countess from Hong Kong

Answer: Countess from Hong Kong

Answer: A Countess From Hong Kong


Question: Which team won the first 'Super Bowl'?

Answer: Green Bay Packers

Answer: GREEN BAY PACKERS

Answer: GB Packers

Answer: Greenbay packers

Answer: Greenbay Packers

Answer: Acme Packers

Answer: Green Bay Blues

Answer: Green Bay Packer

Answer: Green Bay Packers Foundation

Answer: Adam Baldeck

Answer: Green Bay packers

Answer: The Green Bay Packers

Answer: Green bay packers

Answer: Packers


Question: Which car manufacturer made models called 'Ensign' and 'Vanguard'?

Answer: The Standard

Answer: The Standard (disambiguation)

Answer: STANDARD


Question: Which leader of a British coalition Government became the first Earl of Dwfor?

Answer: David, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor

Answer: DAVID LLOYD-GEORGE

Answer: David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor

Answer: Lloyd george

Answer: D Lloyd-George

Answer: Lloyd-George

Answer: Lloyd George

Answer: Lloyd George, David

Answer: David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd George of Dwyfor

Answer: Lloyd George, David, 1st Earl of Dwyfor

Answer: David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwyfor

Answer: David Lloyd-George

Answer: David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor OM, PC

Answer: David Lloyd George


Question: Who was European Footballer of the Year for 1973 and 1974?

Answer: Hendrik Johannes Cruijff

Answer: Johann Cryuff

Answer: Johannes Cruijff

Answer: Johann Cruijff

Answer: JOHANN CRUYFF

Answer: Johan Cruijff

Answer: Cruyff

Answer: Hendrik Cruijff

Answer: Johan Cruyff

Answer: Hendrik Johannes Cruyff

Answer: Cruijff

Answer: Johann Cruyff

Answer: Johannes Cruyff

Answer: Hendrik Cruyff


Question: The existance of which planet was mathematically

Answer: NEPTUNE


Question: Who scored the only goal when Everton defeated Manchester United in the 1995 FA Cup Final?

Answer: PAUL RIDEOUT

Answer: Paul Rideout


Question: Who played the title role in the 2008 film 'The Wrestler'?

Answer: Mickey Rourke

Answer: Micky Rourke

Answer: MICKEY ROURKE

Answer: Mickey Roarke


Question: Who played the title role in the 2008 film 'The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button'?

Answer: Bradley Pitt

Answer: Brad Pitt

Answer: Brad pitt

Answer: Pitt, William Bradley

Answer: Brad Pit

Answer: William Bradley Pitt

Answer: BRAD PITT


Question: Protons and Neutrons are both examples of which class of sub-atomic particle that takes its name from the Greek for 'heavy'?

Answer: Baryonic matter

Answer: Baryonic

Answer: Baryon

Answer: Triquark

Answer: Antibaryon

Answer: BARYONS

Answer: Baryonic particles

Answer: Baryons


Question: Prior to the introduction of the Euro, which coin was equal to one-hundredth of a German Mark?

Answer: PFENNIG

Answer: Pfennig


Question: Which collection of poems did William Blake publish in 1794 as a sequel to his earlier collection 'Songs Of Innocence'?

Answer: Songs of Innocence

Answer: The Fly (Songs of Experience)

Answer: Songs of Experience

Answer: Songs of Innocence and of Experience

Answer: Songs of Innocence and Experience

Answer: Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience

Answer: Songs Of Innocence And Experience

Answer: 'SONGS OF EXPERIENCE'


Question: Which English weaver and carpenter invented the 'Spinning Jenny' in 1764?

Answer: JAMES HARGREAVES

Answer: James Hargreaves


Question: For what did the 'T' stand in the name of 'Captain James T. Kirk' in 'Star Trek'?

Answer: Tiberius Caesar

Answer: 'TIBERIUS'

Answer: Tiberias Caesar

Answer: Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar

Answer: Tiberius Caesar Augustus

Answer: Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus

Answer: Tiberius Caesar Dīvī Augustī Fīlius Augustus

Answer: Tiberius Julius Caesar

Answer: Emperor Tiberius

Answer: Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar Augustus

Answer: Tiberius


Question: What two word name is given to an 1887 demonstration in London against Irish repression, a 1905 massacre in St. Petersburg, and a 1972 shooting of civilians in Londonderry?

Answer: Blut Sonntag

Answer: Bloody Sunday (disambiguation)

Answer: 'Bloody Sunday'

Answer: Bloody sunday

Answer: Bloody Sunday

Answer: 'BLOODY SUNDAY'

Answer: Bloody (disambiguation)


Question: The musical 'Sunday In The Park With George' was inspired by a painting by which artist?

Answer: Georges Pierre Seurat

Answer: Seurat

Answer: George Seurat

Answer: Georges Seurat

Answer: GEORGES SEURAT

Answer: Seurat, Neo-Impressionism and the science of color

Answer: Georges-Pierre Seurat


Question: Livorno, Pisa and Siena are three of the largest cities in which Italian region?

Answer: Toscana

Answer: Tuscany

Answer: Tuscany (Italy)

Answer: Tuscan coast

Answer: Tuscany, Italy

Answer: TUSCANY

Answer: Toskana


Question: Which country took over the Presidency of the European Union from Sweden on 1st. January 2010?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Which coral atoll, the largest island in the Chagos Archipelago, was forcibly depopulated in 1971 to make way for a joint UK/USA military base?

Answer: Deigo garcia

Answer: FJDG

Answer: DIEGO GARCIA

Answer: Anniversary Island

Answer: Diego Garcia

Answer: Diego Garcia Tracking Station

Answer: Deigo Garcia


Question: Which (supposedly) non-lethal weapon was named by the inventor after his childhood hero 'Tom Swift'?

Answer: TASER (Thomas A. Swift Electric Rifle)


Question: Which spy was sentenced to 42 years in prison in 1961, but escaped from Wormwood Scrubs in 1966?

Answer: GEORGE BLAKE

Answer: George Blake

Answer: Max de Vries


Question: Who was the last non-American (non-Williams) to win the Ladies \singles at Wimbledon?

Answer: Amélie Mauresmo

Answer: Mauresmo

Answer: Amelie Mauresmo

Answer: AMELIE MAURESMO

Answer: Amelie mauresmo


Question: Born in Hexham in 1947, what is the profession of Mark Elder?

Answer: Music conductor

Answer: (Orchestral) CONDUCTOR

Answer: Conducting

Answer: Choir Conductor

Answer: Conducted

Answer: Orchestra conductor

Answer: Choral conductor

Answer: Choral director

Answer: Condcuting

Answer: Principal conductor

Answer: Orchestra conducting

Answer: Musical conductor

Answer: Orchestra conductors

Answer: Songleader

Answer: Conductor (music)

Answer: Beat pattern

Answer: Song leader

Answer: Orchestral conductor

Answer: Choral conducting

Answer: Choir conductor


Question: 'Professor Cuthbert Calculus' is an associate of which character?

Answer: Tin-tin

Answer: Tin-Tin

Answer: Tin tin

Answer: TinTin

Answer: TINTIN

Answer: 'TINTIN'

Answer: Tintin (disambiguation)

Answer: Tin Tin

Answer: Tintin (TV series)

Answer: Tintin


Question: What is the capital city of Croatia?

Answer: Sagelebu

Answer: Metropola

Answer: Zagreb (Hrvatska)

Answer: Zagreb na Savi

Answer: זגרב

Answer: Croatia/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb (HR)

Answer: Croatian metropolis

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Croatia)

Answer: Zagreb (RH)

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Croatia

Answer: Grad Zagreb (CRO)

Answer: Zagreb, CRO

Answer: ZG, HR

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Republika Hrvatska

Answer: জাগরেব

Answer: Zagreb - Hrvatska

Answer: Zagabria

Answer: Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb - Yugoslavia

Answer: Grad Zagreb/Hrvatska

Answer: Zagreb population

Answer: Metropolis of Croatia

Answer: ZG, CRO

Answer: Mali Beč

Answer: Zagrib

Answer: Capital of Croatia

Answer: Bijeli Zagreb Grad

Answer: Glavni grad Hrvatske

Answer: Zagreb (YU)

Answer: Zagreb - Croatia

Answer: Croatia/Zagreb

Answer: Zagrab

Answer: Hrvatska/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb tourism

Answer: Grad Zagreb - HR

Answer: City of Zagreb

Answer: City of Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: UN/LOCODE:HRZAG

Answer: ZG, Hrvatska

Answer: Republika Hrvatska/Zagreb

Answer: Zabreg

Answer: Zagreb weather

Answer: Zagreb (CRO)

Answer: Beli Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb, Grad Zagreb

Answer: Ágranon

Answer: Grad Zagreb (RH)

Answer: Grad Zagreb - RH

Answer: Early Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, CRO

Answer: Bridges of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb cityscape

Answer: Zagrzeb

Answer: Beli Zagreb grad

Answer: Grad Zagreb - CRO

Answer: Zagreb, YU

Answer: Grad ZG

Answer: ZAGREB

Answer: Hrvatska/Zagreb

Answer: Recreation and sports in Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb (HR)

Answer: Zagrebe

Answer: Zagreba

Answer: Zagrebo

Answer: Zagreb City, Croatia

Answer: Economy of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb - Republika Hrvatska

Answer: ZG, Zagreb

Answer: ZG, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb, RH

Answer: Grad Zagreb, RH

Answer: Zagrabia

Answer: ZG, Republika Hrvatska

Answer: ZG, Grad Zagreb

Answer: Modern Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Croatia

Answer: Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Answer: Yugoslavia/Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb City

Answer: Zagrub

Answer: Grad Zagreb, Hrvatska

Answer: Zagreb, Republic of Croatia

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Republika Hrvatska

Answer: Hrvatska metropola

Answer: Republika Hrvatska/Grad Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb, HR

Answer: ZG, RH

Answer: Small Vienna

Answer: Zagurebu

Answer: Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb - Hrvatska

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Republika Hrvatska)

Answer: Zahreb

Answer: Uri-Harvàtye

Answer: Zagreb, HR

Answer: Bijeli Zagreb

Answer: Grad Zagreb (Hrvatska)

Answer: Etymology of Zagreb

Answer: Zagreb (Croatia)

Answer: Grad Zagreb/Croatia


Question: Who wrote the plays 'The Real Inspector Hound' and 'Arcadia'?

Answer: Tom Straussler

Answer: Sir Tom Stoppard

Answer: Stoppardian

Answer: Stoppard

Answer: Tomáš Straussler

Answer: Thomas Stoppard

Answer: Tomas Straussler

Answer: TOM STOPPARD

Answer: Tom Stoppard

Answer: Tom Stoppared


Question: Who resigned as President of Germany in February?

Answer: Christian Wilhelm Walter Wulff

Answer: Christian Wulff

Answer: CHRISTIAN WULFF


Question: Which Prime Minister created the first Life Peerages?

Answer: Harold Macmillan, Earl of Stockton

Answer: HAROLD MACMILLAN

Answer: Maurice Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Lord Stockton

Answer: Harold McMillan

Answer: Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold mac

Answer: Harold MacMillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold MacMillan

Answer: You've never had it so good

Answer: 1st earl of Stockton

Answer: Harold Macmillan

Answer: Maurice Harold Macmillan

Answer: The Rt. Hon. The Lord Stockton

Answer: Harold McMillian


Question: Which company with a trademark (£, a German 'L') similar to a £ sign released the first nine 'Beatles' albums?

Answer: Parlophone

Answer: PARLOPHONE

Answer: Parlophon

Answer: Parlophone Records


Question: Which painting by Thomas Gainsborough is thought to be of Jonathan Buttall, the son of a wealthy hardware merchant?

Answer: Blues boy

Answer: Blue boy

Answer: Blue Boy

Answer: Blueboy (disambiguation)

Answer: Blue Boys

Answer: Blueboy

Answer: 'THE BLUE BOY'


Question: In 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' what is the name of the three-headed dog provided by 'Hagrid' to guard the trapdoor leading to the chamber where the stone was kept?

Answer: 'FLUFFY'

Answer: Fluffy (American band)

Answer: Fluffy

Answer: Fluffy (disambiguation)

Answer: Fluffy (film)


Question: Who was the Muse of Comedy?

Answer: Thalia (album)

Answer: Θάλεια

Answer: Thalia (Greek mythology)

Answer: THALIA

Answer: Thalia

Answer: Thalia (disambiguation)


Question: When Alex Ferguson joined Manchester United on November 6th 1986, who was manager of Liverpool?

Answer: Kenneth Mathieson %22Kenny%22 Dalglish MBE

Answer: Kenneth Mathieson %22Kenny%22 Dalglish

Answer: Kenneth Dalglish

Answer: KENNY DALGLISH

Answer: Kenny Daglish

Answer: Kenny Dalglish

Answer: King Kenny


Question: The Platypus together with the four species of which mammal are the only surviving 'Monotremes'?

Answer: ECHIDNA (accept Spiny Anteater)


Question: How is the former G-Mex Centre in Manchester now known?

Answer: MANCHESTER CENTRAL

Answer: Manchester Central (disambiguation)

Answer: Manchester Central


Question: In 1995 who famously walked out of the play 'Cellmates' after three days of its London run?

Answer: STEPHEN FRY

Answer: Stephen Fry

Answer: Stephen fry

Answer: Steven fry

Answer: Steve Fry

Answer: @stephenfry

Answer: Steven Fry

Answer: Rescuing the Spectacled Bear


Question: What colour is the square (which contains a white star) on the flag of Chile?

Answer: BLUE

Answer: Gauss-Markov assumptions

Answer: Best Linear Unbiased Estimator

Answer: Gauss-Markov theorem

Answer: Linear estimator

Answer: Gauss–Markov assumptions

Answer: Gauss-Markow least squares theorem

Answer: Best linear unbiased estimator

Answer: Gauss–Markov–Aitken theorem

Answer: Gauss-Markov model

Answer: Gauss-Markov-Aitken theorem

Answer: Gauss markov theorem

Answer: Gauss–Markov model

Answer: Gauss–Markov theorem

Answer: Blue (statistics)


Question: The city of Nizhny Novgorod was, from 1932 to 1990, named for which writer who was born there?

Answer: Gorky

Answer: Gorkiy

Answer: GORKY

Answer: Gorky (disambiguation)


Question: What was the half-time score in the 1966 FIFA World Cup Final?

Answer: 1-1


Question: How was BBC Radio 7 rebranded in April 2011?

Answer: BBC Radio Four Extra

Answer: Radio 4 Extra

Answer: BBC Radio 4 Extra

Answer: (BBC) RADIO 4 EXTRA

Answer: BBC 7

Answer: BBC Radio 4Xtra

Answer: BBC Radio 7

Answer: BBC R7

Answer: BBC7

Answer: BBC Radio7


Question: Two counties in the Irish province of Munster begin with the letter C. One is Cork. Name the other.

Answer: CLARE

Answer: The Clare

Answer: The Clare at Water Tower

Answer: The Clare @ Water Tower


Question: 'The Road Back' is the sequel to which novel by Erich Maria Remarque published in 1929?

Answer: All quiet

Answer: Im Westen Nichts Neues

Answer: All quiet on the Western Front

Answer: Kantorek

Answer: All Silent on the Western Front

Answer: All quiet on the western front

Answer: All Quiet on the Western Front

Answer: All Quiet On The Western Front

Answer: Tjaden

Answer: All Quiet on the Western Front (novel)

Answer: Franz Kemmerich

Answer: All silent on the western front

Answer: All quiet in the western front

Answer: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT

Answer: Im Westen nichts Neues

Answer: Aqotwf


Question: Edward Elgar was appointed Master of the King's Musick to which monarch?

Answer: George V of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George V of Great Britain

Answer: Cultural depictions of George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V of Scotland

Answer: King George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: King George V of Great Britain

Answer: George Frederick Ernest Albert

Answer: George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V

Answer: George the Fifth

Answer: George v of the united kingdom

Answer: King George V

Answer: George V of the UK

Answer: GEORGE V

Answer: George 5

Answer: George V, Emperor

Answer: King George the Fifth

Answer: George V of Britain

Answer: George V, King of Great Britain

Answer: King George V of England

Answer: King George V's Silver Jubilee

Answer: George V of England

Answer: Duke of Cornwall and York

Answer: George V, Emperor of India

Answer: Coronation of King George V


Question: Name any of the three longest serving Labour MPs – all elected in 1970.

Answer: GERALD KAUFMAN, MICHAEL MEACHER or DENNIS SKINNER

GERALD KAUFMAN, MICHAEL MEACHER or DENNIS SKINNER


Question: What is the family name of the four Englishmen who play Rugby League for the South Sydney Rabbitohs?

Answer: BURGESS Note: Sam Burgess will leave the Rabbitohs at the end of 2014 to play Rugby Union for Bath

BURGESS Note: Sam Burgess will leave the Rabbitohs at the end of 2014 to play Rugby Union for Bath


Question: Kiel and Lübeck are cities in which German state?

Answer: Lütt-Witt Moor

Answer: Sleswick-Holsatia

Answer: Slesvig-Holsten

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein

Answer: Sleswick-Holstein

Answer: Schleswig–Holstein

Answer: Slesvig-Holstein

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

Answer: Sleswig-Holsteen

Answer: SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN

Answer: Schleswig Holstein


Question: In which city were the 1984 Summer Olympics held?

Answer: City of Los Angeles, California

Answer: Sister cities of Los Angeles

Answer: L A

Answer: Loa Angeles, CA

Answer: The Angels, California

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

Answer: Los Angeles, United States of America

Answer: L a

Answer: Los Angles

Answer: GEO:USLAX

Answer: LOS ANGELES

Answer: The City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos

Answer: L. A.

Answer: The city of L A

Answer: Los Angeles City

Answer: Englaborg

Answer: LOC:USLAX

Answer: LA, CA

Answer: Los Angeles,CA

Answer: Brentwood Circle, Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Nuestra Senora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciuncula

Answer: The city of L. A.

Answer: City of Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angelos, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Calif.

Answer: USLAX

Answer: The city of LA

Answer: Los angels

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

Answer: Los angeles, california

Answer: El lay

Answer: Los Angeles

Answer: L.A.

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

Answer: Los angeles ca

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

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

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

Answer: Los Angeles, United States

Answer: LA, California

Answer: Los Angeles, Ca.

Answer: Los Angeles, California, USA

Answer: Los angeles

Answer: L.a.

Answer: Los angeles, ca

Answer: 72 suburbs in search of a city

Answer: Religion in Los Angeles

Answer: Los Angeles (Calif.)

Answer: City of L A

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

Answer: LA Ca

Answer: Los Angeles, California, United States

Answer: La-la land

Answer: The city of L.A.

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

Answer: Los Angeles California

Answer: Los Angeles, USA

Answer: City of L.A.

Answer: L . A .

Answer: Los Angeles (CA)

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

Answer: Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Angeles de Porciúncula

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

Answer: City of los angeles

Answer: La-la Land

Answer: Los Angeles.

Answer: Loa Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, California, US

Answer: Los Angeles, California

Answer: Los Angeles, CA.

Answer: Lost Angeles, California

Answer: LA City

Answer: Los Ángeles, California

Answer: City of LA

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

Answer: L.A

Answer: Brentwood Circle

Answer: Los Angelas

Answer: LA

Answer: Los Angeles, California, U.S.

Answer: City of L. A.

Answer: Los Angeles, CA

Answer: Los angelas

Answer: Los Angeles (City)

Answer: L.a., ca

Answer: Las Angeles

Answer: Los angeles, calif

Answer: Geography of Los Angeles

Answer: Environmental issues in Los Angeles

Answer: Northern Los Angeles

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USLAX


Question: In imperial measure, how many gills are there in a gallon?

Answer: 32

Answer: thirty-two


Question: Which premiership manager upset Louis Van Gaal in February 2015, when he described his team as long ball united?

Answer: Sam Allardyce

Answer: Sam Allerdyce


Question: Whose picture is on the US 20 dollar note?

Answer: Seventh President of the United States

Answer: Andrew Jackson presidency

Answer: Andrew Jackson/Second Inaugural Address

Answer: Andrew Jacksons presidency

Answer: Sharp Knife

Answer: President Andrew Jackson

Answer: Andrew Jackson assassination attempts

Answer: Jacksoninan Party (United States)

Answer: Jackson administration

Answer: Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson

Answer: 7th President of the United States

Answer: Andrew Jackson/First Inaugural Address

Answer: Andrew Jackson, Sr.

Answer: Age of Jackson

Answer: Hero of New Orleans

Answer: President Jackson

Answer: Jackson Administration

Answer: Robert B. Randolph

Answer: Jacksons bank veto

Answer: Andrew jackson

Answer: President Andrew Jackson's

Answer: Andrew Jackson


Question: What is the name of the German anti-Islamisation group that organised a march in Newcastle last month (March 2015)?

Answer: Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the West

Answer: Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident

Answer: LEGIDA

Answer: Legida

Answer: Dügida

Answer: Fragida

Answer: Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamization of the Occident

Answer: PEGIDA

Answer: Patriotische Europaer gegen die Islamisierung des Abendlandes

Answer: Pegida

Answer: Patriotische Europaeer gegen die Islamisierung des Abendlandes

Answer: Patriotische Europäer gegen die Islamisierung des Abendlandes

Answer: Dagida

Answer: Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West

Answer: Kögida

Answer: Bogida


Question: Name the year: American gangster AI Capone dies, Princess Elizabeth marries and India gains its independence?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and forty-seven

Answer: 1947


Question: How many champagne bottles are there in a Methuselah?

Answer: 8

Answer: eight


Question: "Which Prime Minister said ""the War Office kept three sets of figures, one to mislead the public, one to mislead the Cabinet and one to mislead itself""?"

Answer: Herbert Asquith (disambiguation)

Answer: Herbert Asquith


Question: "Which European city in the ""low countries"" has been dubbed ""The Venice Of The North""?"

Answer: Brugges

Answer: Historic Centre of Brugge

Answer: BRUGES

Answer: Bruges

Answer: Brugge, Belgium

Answer: Bruges, Belgium

Answer: Bruge

Answer: Brugge

Answer: Brugae


Question: Which 19th century king sired ten illegitimate children, by the Irish comedienne, Dorothea Jordan?

Answer: William IV (disambiguation)

Answer: Wilhelm IV

Answer: William iv

Answer: WILLIAM IV

Answer: William 4

Answer: William IV

Answer: William Iv


Question: "Director James Cameron, collected the 'Oscar' for ""Best Director"" in 1998, for which film?"

Answer: S.S. Titanic

Answer: HMS Titanic

Answer: Rms titanic

Answer: R. M. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic (ship)

Answer: Provisioning of the RMS Titanic

Answer: John van Billard

Answer: RMS %22Titanic%22

Answer: Royal Mail Steamer Titanic

Answer: H.M.S. Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANIC

Answer: SS Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanik

Answer: Titanicc

Answer: 'TITANIC'

Answer: Eliza Gladys Milvina Dean

Answer: Barbara Joyce West

Answer: Titanick

Answer: RMS titanic

Answer: Titanic

Answer: Titantic

Answer: Provisioning (RMS Titanic)

Answer: R.M.S Titanic

Answer: S. S. Titanic

Answer: Titanic victim

Answer: Titanic Related Films

Answer: RMS Titanick

Answer: August Weikman

Answer: Rms Titanic

Answer: RMS Titanic

Answer: RMS TITANTIC

Answer: TitaniC

Answer: Titanic passenger

Answer: 3909 04

Answer: 100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic

Answer: The Titanic

Answer: R.M.S. Titanic


Question: 'Cape Cod Salad' is an exotic summer dish centred

Answer: LOBSTER


Question: In 'Moh's Scale' of hardness, Talc is at number 1, but what is number 2?

Answer: CaSO4·2H2O

Answer: GYPSUM

Answer: Gipsum

Answer: CaSO4*2H2O

Answer: Gypsum

Answer: Calcium sulfate dihydrate


Question: Who wrote the music for 'Jerusalem'?

Answer: C. H. H. P.

Answer: Hubert Parry

Answer: Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, 1st Baronet

Answer: Charles Hubert Hastings Parry

Answer: Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry

Answer: Sir Hubert Parry

Answer: Charles Hubert Parry

Answer: Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry, 1st Baronet

Answer: Charles Hastings Hubert Parry

Answer: HUBERT PARRY

Answer: C. Hubert. H. Parry

Answer: Parry baronets

Answer: C Hubert H Parry

Answer: Parry Baronets

Answer: C H H Parry

Answer: Hubert , Baronet Parry


Question: What name is given to the lowest commissioned officer in a cavalry regiment, such as Prince Harry?

Answer: The Cornet

Answer: CORNET


Question: What was the name of the eponymous 'Knight of the Holy Grail' in an opera by Wagner?

Answer: Parcifal

Answer: Amfortas

Answer: 'PARSIFAL'

Answer: Parsifal (opera)

Answer: Kundry

Answer: Parsifal


Question: What sort of plant is 'Bladderwrack'?

Answer: Macroalgal

Answer: Marine algae

Answer: Seaweeds

Answer: Macroalgae

Answer: Sea weed

Answer: Sea Weeds

Answer: Seaweed

Answer: SEAWEED


Question: Which film about a submarine had as one of its stars Denzil Washington, whose character had violent disagreements with his Captain played by Gene Hackman?

Answer: 'CRIMSON TIDE'

Answer: Crimson Tide

Answer: The Crimson Tide

Answer: Crimson Tide (disambiguation)


Question: Urs Buhler, Sebastian Izambard, Carlos Martin and David Millercomprise which singing group?

Answer: Il DIvo

Answer: Il Divo

Answer: IL DIVO

Answer: Il divo


Question: Who is currently fifth in line to the Throne?

Answer: Princess beatrice of york

Answer: Beatrice of York

Answer: Beatrice of york

Answer: Princess Beatrice of York

Answer: HRH Princess Beatrice

Answer: HRH Princess Beatrice of York

Answer: Princess Beatrice

Answer: PRINCESS BEATRICE

Answer: Beatrice York


Question: Who was the first winner of 'I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here'?

Answer: TONY BLACKBURN

Answer: Lenny Gamble

Answer: Tony Blackburn


Question: What shape is something that is 'Cordiform'?

Answer: Heart shaped

Answer: Heart-shaped

Answer: Heart (symbolism and metaphor)

Answer: I ♥

Answer: Love heart

Answer: Love herat

Answer: Heart (symbol)

Answer: Heart symbol

Answer: Heart mark

Answer: HEART-SHAPED

Answer: Heart (shape)

Answer: Heart (heraldry)

Answer: Heart icon

Answer: I heart you

Answer: Heart character

Answer: Heart (heraldic charge)

Answer: Heartistic

Answer: Heart shape


Question: What is the name of the Welsh television producer and writer who created 'Torchwood'?

Answer: Stephen Russell Davies

Answer: Russel T. Davies

Answer: Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale

Answer: Russell T. Davis

Answer: Russell T Davis

Answer: The Writer's Tale

Answer: Russell T. Davies

Answer: Russell T. Davies, OBE

Answer: RUSSELL T. DAVIES

Answer: Russell T Davies


Question: Who became the second Astronomer Royal upon the death of John Flamstead in 1619?

Answer: Sir Edmond Halley

Answer: Edmund Halley

Answer: Edmond Halley

Answer: Halley, Edmond

Answer: Sir Edmund Halley

Answer: Edmund Haley

Answer: EDMOND HALLEY