Question: "Who says ""Is this a dagger that I see before me"" in a Shakespearean play?"

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene v

Answer: Fair is foul, and foul is fair

Answer: Macbethian

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene vi

Answer: Macbeth Acts

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene i

Answer: Prophecy in Macbeth

Answer: Shakespeare's Macbeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene viii

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene vii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene vii

Answer: Macbeth (play)

Answer: The Tragedy of Macbeth

Answer: Thegn of Glamis

Answer: MacBeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene vi

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth the Traitor

Answer: Battle of Dunsinane

Answer: Mac Beth

Answer: Macbeth

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene ii

Answer: Thain of Glamis

Answer: Macbeth/Act IV Scene iii

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene v

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene ii

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene iv

Answer: Macbeth/Act I Scene i

Answer: Macbeth / The Scottish Play

Answer: Macbeth act I

Answer: Macbeth/Act II Scene i

Answer: Macbeth/Act V Scene vi

Answer: Lennox(Character)

Answer: Macbeth/Act III Scene v


Question: Prince Charles founded what organisation in 1976 to help young employed people?

Answer: The Princes Trust

Answer: Prince's Trust Team

Answer: The Prince's Trust

Answer: The Prince's Trust

Answer: The Prince's trust

Answer: Princes trust

Answer: Prince's Youth Trust

Answer: Prince's trust

Answer: Celebrity Cookbook

Answer: Prince's Trust


Question: Philippe Croizon was the first quadruple amputee to achieve what on 18 September 2010, at the age of 42?

Answer: Swim the English Channel


Question: Whose armies were defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815?

Answer: Napoleon Buonaparte

Answer: Napolean bonapart

Answer: Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleonist

Answer: Napoleon Boneparte

Answer: Le petit caporal

Answer: Napoleaon

Answer: Napolen's coup

Answer: Napoleone Bonaparte

Answer: Age of Napoleon

Answer: Napoléon Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón

Answer: Emperor Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon the Great

Answer: Napoleon I of France

Answer: Napoleon I of France bibliography

Answer: Napoléon

Answer: Napolean Bonapart

Answer: Napoléon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Napolean Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon Bonapart

Answer: Napeoleon

Answer: Napolean bonarparte

Answer: Emperor Napoleon I

Answer: Napolean

Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoloen

Answer: Emperor of France Napoleon I

Answer: Napoleon I Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleon bonaparte

Answer: Napolian

Answer: Napoléon Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleon's

Answer: Napoleonic

Answer: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French

Answer: Jupiter Scapin

Answer: Nepolian

Answer: Napoleon I of the French

Answer: Little Corporal

Answer: Napoleon I of Italy

Answer: Napoleon bonepart

Answer: Napoléon I

Answer: Armed Soldier of Democracy

Answer: Napoleon I the Great of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon i of france

Answer: Napoleon i of france bibliography

Answer: Napoléon I of France

Answer: Napoleon's height

Answer: Napoleon Ier

Answer: Napoleon I

Answer: General Bonaparte

Answer: Napoleone di Buonaparte

Answer: Napoleón Bonaparte

Answer: Général Bonaparte

Answer: Jean d'Epee

Answer: Napoleon

Answer: Napoleon I of the French bibliography

Answer: Napoleon Emperor of France

Answer: Boneparte

Answer: Napoleon of France

Answer: Napoléon Ier

Answer: Napoléon I Bonaparte


Question: "How many gifts are there in the ""Twelve Days of Christmas""?"

Answer: 364

Answer: three hundred and sixty-four


Question: Which river is most sacred to the Hindu religion?

Answer: Gaṅgā

Answer: Gangees

Answer: Gangas

Answer: Ganga River

Answer: Ganges (River)

Answer: Gangetic

Answer: Ganges

Answer: River Ganges

Answer: Ganges River

Answer: The River Ganges

Answer: Ganges Valley

Answer: Ganga

Answer: Ganges river

Answer: Ganga river

Answer: Ganges River Valley

Answer: River Ganga


Question: Most of the world's caviar comes from where?

Answer: Apsheron Threshold

Answer: Daryā-i Māzandarān

Answer: Hazar deňizi

Answer: Mazandaran Sea

Answer: Sea of Baku

Answer: Caspian Sea

Answer: Caspian Sea Region

Answer: Mazandaran sea

Answer: Sea of Caspia

Answer: Khvaliskoye

Answer: Caspian Ocean

Answer: Caspian Lake

Answer: Caspian sea

Answer: Caspian area

Answer: Caspian region

Answer: Hyrcanian Ocean

Answer: Daryā-i Xazar

Answer: Mazanderan Sea

Answer: Apsheron Sill

Answer: Hyrcanian Sea

Answer: Kaspiyskoye more

Answer: Kaspiy teñizi

Answer: Caspian seas

Answer: Caspian Sea basin

Answer: The Caspian Sea


Question: What numbers are on the two red pool balls?

Answer: 3 and 11


Question: Who was the first female artist to have a #1 album in the USA and the UK simultaneously?

Answer: Susan Magdalane Boyle

Answer: Susan boyle

Answer: Susan doyle

Answer: Susan Boyle

Answer: Home For Christmas (Susan Boyle album)

Answer: Suzanne Boyle

Answer: SUsan Boyle

Answer: Susan BOyle

Answer: SuBo

Answer: Susan boil


Question: "Which Canadian, born Eilleen Regina Edwards, made the album ""Come on Over"", the best-selling album of all time by a female musician and the best-selling album in the history of country music?"

Answer: Shaina Twain

Answer: Shania

Answer: Twain, Shania

Answer: Eilleen Edwards

Answer: Shania Twain

Answer: Shania Twain (band)

Answer: Eileen Regina Edwards

Answer: Eilleen Regina Edwards

Answer: Eileen Edwards

Answer: Shania Twain, OC

Answer: Shania Twain OC

Answer: Still the One (concerts)


Question: What is the name of Madonna's proposed chain of fitness clubs?

Answer: Hard Candy Fitness


Question: Who was elected Governor of the US State of Texas in 1994?

Answer: George Walker Bush

Answer: Dubya

Answer: Bush, George W.

Answer: Bush Jr.

Answer: George W. Bush (painter)

Answer: W Bush

Answer: Bushian

Answer: Gorge w bush

Answer: Bush the younger

Answer: George w

Answer: Bush 43

Answer: Bush II

Answer: George the Younger

Answer: George W. Bussh

Answer: George W. Bush Street

Answer: George Bush (43rd U.S. President)

Answer: G W Bush

Answer: Dubyuh

Answer: George Bush jr.

Answer: G.W. Bush

Answer: W. bush

Answer: Dubya Bush

Answer: G. W. Bush

Answer: George W Bush

Answer: US President George W. Bush

Answer: G.w.bush

Answer: Bush Junior

Answer: George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States

Answer: George Bush (2000)

Answer: George w.

Answer: George W

Answer: Gorge W. Bush

Answer: G. Walker Bush

Answer: GEORGE W. BUSH

Answer: George Dubya Bush

Answer: Geroge W Bush

Answer: 2004 Republican Presidential Nominee

Answer: George w Bush

Answer: George Bush II

Answer: George Bush Jr.

Answer: Baby Bush

Answer: W. Bush

Answer: 2000 Republican Presidential Nominee

Answer: Junior Bush

Answer: George W.

Answer: President Bush (2000)

Answer: Goerge W. Bush

Answer: George Bush Jr

Answer: George W. Budh

Answer: 43rd President of the United States

Answer: George W. Buah

Answer: G Dub

Answer: George W Bush Jr

Answer: 43rd Pesident of the United States

Answer: Jorge W. Bush

Answer: Bush the Younger

Answer: International perception of george W. Bush

Answer: GeorgeWBush

Answer: George w bush

Answer: George bush 43

Answer: Bush (43)

Answer: George Bush 2

Answer: George Bush (43)

Answer: Bush-43

Answer: George Bush Junior

Answer: W bush

Answer: George Wаlker Bush

Answer: Gw bush

Answer: George w. bush

Answer: G. W. B.

Answer: George W. bush

Answer: Bushists

Answer: Religious faith of George W. Bush

Answer: President Bush (43)

Answer: George W. Bush

Answer: George W.Bush

Answer: George W bush

Answer: George Bush, Jr.

Answer: G. Dub

Answer: GW Bush

Answer: President George W Bush

Answer: Former President George W. Bush

Answer: President George Walker Bush


Question: Which country produces the most of the world's olive oil?

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 island is famous for its carved stone statues?

Answer: Chilean Polynesia

Answer: Isla De Pascua

Answer: Te-Pito-O-Te-Henua

Answer: Government of Easter Island

Answer: Culture of Easter Island

Answer: Geography of Easter Island

Answer: Ecology of Easter Island

Answer: Geology of Easter Island

Answer: Ahu (Easter Island)

Answer: Easter Islands

Answer: Easter Isle

Answer: Isla de Pascua

Answer: Luz Zasso Paoa

Answer: Easter Island

Answer: Rapa Nui

Answer: Climate of Easter Island

Answer: Demographics of Easter Island

Answer: Easter island

Answer: Transport in Easter Island

Answer: Rapa nui

Answer: Paasch-Eyland

Answer: Isla de Pascua Province

Answer: Rapa Nui and Sala-y-Gomez subtropical broadleaf forests

Answer: Paasch Eyland

Answer: Easter Islanders

Answer: Big Rapa

Answer: Easterisland


Question: In November 2010, Genoveva Aonma and sisters Bilguissa Simpor and Salimata Simpor of which national women's soccer team were accused by newspapers in Nigeria and Cameroon of being men, not women?

Answer: GNQ

Answer: Equatorial Guineau

Answer: Equatorial guinea

Answer: Guinea Ecuatorial

Answer: Guinée Équatoriale

Answer: Sport in Equatorial Guinea

Answer: Guinea Equatoriale

Answer: Equatorial Guinean

Answer: Equitorial Guinea

Answer: GEQ

Answer: Equatoguineans

Answer: Guinee Equatoriale

Answer: Equatorial Guinée

Answer: Equatoguinean

Answer: Guiné Equatorial

Answer: Guine Equatorial

Answer: Guinée équatoriale

Answer: Administrative divisions of Equatorial Guinea

Answer: EqG

Answer: Equatorial Guniea

Answer: Guinea Équatoriale

Answer: Equatorial Guineans

Answer: Eqguin

Answer: Equatoguinea

Answer: Guinee equatoriale

Answer: Republic of Equatorial Guinea

Answer: Eq. Guinea

Answer: Equatorial Guinee

Answer: EQG

Answer: Guinea Equatorial

Answer: Equitoreal guinea

Answer: Equatorial Guinea

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GQ

Answer: Equatorial guiniea


Question: Beatrice Tinsley was well known in what field?

Answer: Astronomy

Answer: Astronomical

Answer: Astronomic

Answer: Stellar astronomy

Answer: Astronomical arts

Answer: Stars and Planets

Answer: Space astronomy

Answer: Multi-messenger astronomy

Answer: Space stuff


Question: Which company was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 4 April 1975 to develop and sell BASIC interpreters for a new microcomputer, the Altair 8800?

Answer: 'Microsoft Corp

Answer: Microsoft Canada

Answer: Mircosoft

Answer: Microsoft Inc

Answer: Micro soft

Answer: Microsoat

Answer: Microsoft corporation

Answer: MSoft

Answer: Office Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Connect

Answer: Microosft

Answer: Mickeysoft

Answer: Microsft

Answer: Microsoft connect

Answer: Windows Corporation

Answer: Microsoft, Inc.

Answer: Microsoft's

Answer: Microsoft

Answer: MS Corp

Answer: AS8075

Answer: Micrasoft

Answer: Microsoft Inc.

Answer: MSN Corporation

Answer: Microcomputer software

Answer: Microsoft, Incorporated

Answer: Micro-soft

Answer: Microsfot

Answer: Microscam

Answer: MicroSoft Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Way

Answer: Microsoft arc Mouse

Answer: Microsoft.com

Answer: Blibbet

Answer: MICROSOFT

Answer: Microsoft logos

Answer: .azure

Answer: Microsoft Corp

Answer: NASDAQ:MSFT

Answer: Microsoft Corp.

Answer: Aorato

Answer: Micro-Soft

Answer: Microsoft Incorporated

Answer: Mikrosoft

Answer: Micro Soft

Answer: Microsoft Corporation

Answer: Microsoft Ltd

Answer: Microsoft Visitor Center

Answer: Microsoft Corpration

Answer: WebsiteSpark

Answer: .bing

Answer: MSLI

Answer: MicroSoft


Question: What US public holiday falls on the 3rd Monday in February every year?

Answer: Washington's Day

Answer: Great Americans Day

Answer: Presidents Day (United States)

Answer: Washington's Birthday

Answer: Presidents' Day (US)

Answer: President'sday

Answer: Washington Day

Answer: President's Day

Answer: Washington's Birthday

Answer: Prezidents Day

Answer: Presidents' Day (USA)

Answer: George Washington Day

Answer: Washington's birthday

Answer: Presidents' Day

Answer: Washinton's Birthday

Answer: President's day

Answer: Presidents day

Answer: Presidents' Day (United States)

Answer: Presidents'day

Answer: Presidents' day

Answer: President Day

Answer: Presidentsday

Answer: George Washington's Birthday


Question: Goliath is the name for a South American spider that eats what?

Answer: Avians

Answer: Avialan

Answer: Chick guard stage

Answer: Bird breeding

Answer: Flying Bird

Answer: Nestling

Answer: Baby birds

Answer: Avafauna

Answer: Aves

Answer: Bird

Answer: Avialians

Answer: Living sauropods

Answer: Roosting

Answer: Pet bird

Answer: Aviala

Answer: Nestlings

Answer: Avialian

Answer: Ornithes

Answer: Avifauna

Answer: Living sauropods in Africa

Answer: Living dinosaurs in Oceania

Answer: Neornithes

Answer: Roost site

Answer: Neornithine

Answer: Avian proteins

Answer: Surviving Dinosaurs

Answer: Birds mating

Answer: Avian reproduction

Answer: Modern bird

Answer: Birds

Answer: Bird reproduction

Answer: Ornis

Answer: Living dinosaurs in Australasia

Answer: Avian dinosaur

Answer: Modern birds

Answer: Class aves

Answer: Modern Dinosaurs

Answer: Birdness

Answer: Chick (bird)


Question: "A 1993 film starring Tom Hanks was ""Sleepless in ... "" where?"

Answer: Seattle, Washington.

Answer: Seattle Weekly news

Answer: Jet City

Answer: Seattle, Washington, USA

Answer: Seattle WA

Answer: Seattle, United States of America

Answer: 舍路

Answer: City of Seattle

Answer: Seattle Washington

Answer: Seattle, US-WA

Answer: Seattle (WA)

Answer: Seattle, Wa

Answer: Seattle, WA

Answer: Seattle, Washington

Answer: St. Anne Seattle

Answer: Seattle (Wash.)

Answer: The weather in Seattle

Answer: Seattle, Washington (State)

Answer: Emerald City, Washington

Answer: Seattleans

Answer: Seattle's

Answer: Seattle, Wash.

Answer: Duwamps

Answer: St. Anne School, Seattle, Washington

Answer: Seattle, wa

Answer: Seattleites

Answer: Seattle, Washington Territory

Answer: Seattle, United States

Answer: Seatle

Answer: Seattle, USA

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSEA

Answer: St. Anne School (Seattle, Washington)

Answer: Seattle

Answer: Seattle, WA, USA


Question: Which expression is associated with the sinking of the HMS Birkenhead at Gansbaai near Cape Town, South Africa, in Febuary 1852?

Answer: Women and Children

Answer: %22Women and children first%22

Answer: Woman and children first

Answer: Birkenhead drill

Answer: Women and children first

Answer: Children and women

Answer: Women and children first (saying)

Answer: Women and children first (protocol)

Answer: Birkenhead tradition

Answer: Women and children

Answer: Birkenhead protocol


Question: "The song ""Love is All Around"" by Wet Wet Wet featured on the soundtrack for which 1994 film?"

Answer: Four Weddings and A Funeral

Answer: Four Weddings and a Funeral

Answer: Four Weddings & a Funeral

Answer: 4 Weddings and a Funeral

Answer: 4 weddings

Answer: 4 weddings and a funeral

Answer: Four weddings and a funeral

Answer: Four Weddings & A Funeral

Answer: Four Weddings and a Funeral (film)


Question: "What is another name for ""mother of pearl""?"

Answer: Mother of pearl

Answer: Nachre

Answer: The Mother of Pearl Inlay

Answer: Mother-of-pearl

Answer: Nacreous

Answer: Mother of Pearl

Answer: Nacre

Answer: Mother-of-Pearl


Question: In the 1930s, who was the first to win all 4 tennis Grand Slam titles?

Answer: Fred Perry

Answer: Fred J. Perry

Answer: Frederick John Perry


Question: What is the substance that causes irritation from a sting by a nettle or an ant?

Answer: Metacarbonoic acid

Answer: Methanoic Acid

Answer: ATCvet code QP53AG01

Answer: Formic acid

Answer: Formic (acid)

Answer: Formic acids

Answer: Hydrogen carboxylic acid

Answer: CHOOH

Answer: Hydrogen formate

Answer: Hydrogencarboxylic acid

Answer: HCOOH

Answer: Methanoic acid

Answer: Formylic acid

Answer: Formic Acid

Answer: Aminic acid

Answer: Acid of ants

Answer: Methanaoic Acid

Answer: E236

Answer: HCO2H


Question: John Lennon's hand-written lyrics for which song sold for US$1.2 million at Sotheby's in June 2010?

Answer: A Day in the Life

Answer: A Day In The Life

Answer: A Day in the Life (song)

Answer: I read the news today

Answer: Day in the life

Answer: A day in the life

Answer: Day In The Life

Answer: I'd love to turn you on

Answer: A Day in The Life

Answer: A day in life

Answer: I read the news today, oh boy

Answer: I read the news today oh boy


Question: "What sport is featured in ""Invictus"", a 2009 film directed by Clint Eastwood?"

Answer: Rugby (disambiguation)

Answer: Rugby

Answer: Rubgy


Question: What is a group of jellyfish called?

Answer: Smacked

Answer: Smacks (disambiguation)

Answer: Smack

Answer: Smacks

Answer: Smacking

Answer: SMACK

Answer: Smack (band)

Answer: Smack (disambiguation)


Question: What item of headwear is associated with Sherlock Holmes?

Answer: Deer-stalkers

Answer: Deer stalker caps

Answer: Deerstalker

Answer: Deerstalker hats

Answer: Deerstalkers

Answer: Deer-stalker hat

Answer: Deer-stalker hats

Answer: Deer-stalker

Answer: Deer-stalker caps

Answer: Deer stalker cap

Answer: Deerstalker hat

Answer: Deerstalker caps

Answer: Deer stalker

Answer: Deer stalkers

Answer: Deer stalker hat

Answer: Deerstalker Hat

Answer: Deer stalker hats

Answer: Deerstalker cap

Answer: Deerstlaker

Answer: Deer-stalker cap


Question: Which shipping passage was closed from 1967 to 1975?

Answer: Suez Canal Zone

Answer: Suez Channel

Answer: Suez canal

Answer: Nile Canal

Answer: Suez Canal

Answer: Suez Canal (Egypt)

Answer: Egypt's Canal Zone

Answer: The suez canal


Question: "Broadly, what is the setting for Samuel Beckett's play ""Happy Days""?"

Answer: A pile of sand


Question: "Sheep are aged by their teeth and are referred to by the number of permanent incisors that have erupted. About how old is an ""eight-tooth"" or full-mouth sheep, which is also referred to as 'aged'?"

Answer: 2 to 4 years


Question: Who was the first female prime minister of the Republic of India, who served for three consecutive terms from 1966 to 1977 and then from 1980 until her assassination in 1984?

Answer: Gandhi, Indira

Answer: Smt Indira Gandhi

Answer: इंदिरा प्रियदर्शिनी गांधी

Answer: Indira Ghandi

Answer: Indira Gandhi

Answer: Smt. Indira Gandhi

Answer: Indira gandhi

Answer: Gandhi, Indira Priyadarshini

Answer: Summary of indira gandhi as prime minister

Answer: Indira Priyadarshini Gandhi

Answer: Indira Nehru

Answer: Premiership of Indira Gandhi

Answer: Mrs. Gandhi

Answer: Indira Nehru Gandhi

Answer: Indira Bundghi

Answer: Indira ghandi


Question: "What profession had been followed by Yorick, a character in Shakespeare's ""Hamlet""?"

Answer: Folly And Fool

Answer: Buffoonery

Answer: Jesters

Answer: Buffoons

Answer: Witcrackers

Answer: Court jesters

Answer: Jester

Answer: Fool (court jester)

Answer: Wit cracker

Answer: Witcracker

Answer: Wit-crackers

Answer: Wit crackers

Answer: Buffoon

Answer: Jestyr

Answer: Court Jester

Answer: Wit-cracker

Answer: Court jester

Answer: FOOLS

Answer: Jokesters


Question: What is the longest time that there can be between General Elections in the UK?

Answer: 5 years

Answer: five  time

Answer: 5 time


Question: "The narrative poem ""The Gypsies"" (1824) by Alexander Pushkin influenced a novella by Prosper Mrime (1845), which was the basis for a libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halvy for which opera that premiered at the Opra-Comique of Paris in 1875?"

Answer: Les tringles des sistres tintaient

Answer: Carmen opera

Answer: Escamillo

Answer: CARMEN

Answer: Carmen (opera)

Answer: Carmen

Answer: Carmen by George Bizet


Question: "In Victorian England, what was a ""reticule""?"

Answer: BAG

Answer: Sacking and Sack Manufacture

Answer: Bag


Question: Celadon is a shade of what colour?

Answer: Greenishly

Answer: Avacado (color)

Answer: Green (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 255, 0)

Answer: Greenishness

Answer: The colour green

Answer: Greenest

Answer: List of terms associated with the color green

Answer: The color green

Answer: Green

Answer: Pastel green

Answer: (0, 255, 0)

Answer: Green (colour)

Answer: Greenness


Question: The Battle of Balaclava was in which war?

Answer: Russo-Turkish War, 1853-56

Answer: War of Crimea

Answer: Crimean expedition

Answer: Crimea War

Answer: Crimean war

Answer: Crimean War

Answer: Crimean struggle

Answer: Paris Peace Conference, 1856

Answer: Baltic Campaign of 1854

Answer: Crimean War (1853)

Answer: Cremean War

Answer: Eastern War

Answer: Crim war

Answer: Russian War

Answer: The Crimean War

Answer: Baltic theatre of the Crimean War

Answer: Russo-Turkish War, 1853-1856

Answer: Oriental War


Question: What is the name of the art form where objects are glued to, usually, a piece of paper or canvas?

Answer: Digital Collage

Answer: Collagic

Answer: Collage

Answer: Inimage

Answer: Digital collage

Answer: Collagist

Answer: Collages

Answer: Collaging


Question: "From which language do we get the word ""dungarees""?"

Answer: Hindi langauge

Answer: Hindi (language)

Answer: Hindi:

Answer: High Hindi

Answer: Hindi language

Answer: Hindi

Answer: Hindhi

Answer: Manaka hindi

Answer: Literary Hindi

Answer: Manak Hindi

Answer: Hindi Language

Answer: मानक हिन्दी

Answer: ISO 639:hin

Answer: Hindi version

Answer: Shuddha Hindi

Answer: Standard Hindi

Answer: Rashtrabhasha

Answer: Modern Hindi

Answer: Manak hindi

Answer: हिंदी

Answer: Hindī

Answer: Hindee

Answer: हिन्दी

Answer: Hindi-language

Answer: Hindi proper

Answer: Proper hindi

Answer: Nagari Hindi

Answer: ISO 639:hi

Answer: Modern Standard Hindi


Question: What was the nickname of tennis player Mark Philippoussis?

Answer: SCUD missiles

Answer: SS-1 SCUD

Answer: SS-1c Scud

Answer: SS-1C

Answer: Scud missile

Answer: Scud missiles

Answer: SS-1b Scud

Answer: The Scud

Answer: SCUD

Answer: R-300 Elbrus

Answer: R-1/8K11

Answer: SS-1b

Answer: R-17 (missile)

Answer: R-17E

Answer: Scuds

Answer: SS-1

Answer: Scud

Answer: Scud C

Answer: SCUD missile

Answer: Scud D

Answer: SS-1 Scud

Answer: Scud Missile

Answer: Scud-B

Answer: Scud-C

Answer: SS-1c

Answer: R-300


Question: What is identified by an I. S. B. N.?

Answer: Booke

Answer: Book

Answer: Book and paper conservation

Answer: Books


Question: "Which album by Lily Allen contained the tracks ""The Fear"", ""Not Fair"" and ""22""?"

Answer: Its not me, its you

Answer: Everyone's at It

Answer: The Fuck You Tour

Answer: Stuck on the Naughty Steps

Answer: Everyone's At It

Answer: Everyone's at It (song)

Answer: Stuck on the Naughty Step

Answer: Its not me its you

Answer: It's Not Me, It's You

Answer: It's Not Me It's You


Question: "How many adjectives are there in the sentence ""Jack ran down the path.""?"

Answer: None

Answer: None (disambiguation)


Question: In the books by the Rev. W. V. Awdry and the UK TV series first broadcast in 1984 with Ringo Starr as storyteller, how many wheels does Thomas the Tank Engine have?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: What word means to sell scarce shares or tickets at a quick profit?

Answer: Scalpus

Answer: Scalp hair

Answer: Scalp


Question: What is the literal translation of the name Las Vegas?

Answer: The Meadows

Answer: The Meadows (disambiguation)

Answer: Meadows, The


Question: "An ""ISBN"" is an identification number found on what item?"

Answer: Booke

Answer: Book

Answer: Book and paper conservation

Answer: Books


Question: Players form scrums in which sport?

Answer: Rugby (disambiguation)

Answer: Rugby

Answer: Rubgy


Question: "What word refers to the period before ""The Great Flood"" as described in the Old Testament of the Bible?"

Answer: Antediluvian

Answer: Preflood earth

Answer: Antediluvians

Answer: Ante-diluvian

Answer: Antedeluvian


Question: What relation were Ravi Shankar and Norah Jones to each other?

Answer: Father and Daughter

Answer: Father And Daughter

Answer: Father and daughter


Question: John Sholto Douglas sponsored the rules for which sport in the 19th century?

Answer: Prize fight

Answer: Prize fighting

Answer: Fistfighting

Answer: Corner men

Answer: Corner persons

Answer: Prize-fighter

Answer: Noble art

Answer: Boxing

Answer: Sports boxing

Answer: Western boxing

Answer: English boxing

Answer: Boxing match

Answer: Fistfight

Answer: Cornermen

Answer: Prizefighter

Answer: Low guard

Answer: Boxing (sport)

Answer: Boxing moves

Answer: Corner-man

Answer: Cornerpersons

Answer: Pugilism

Answer: Corner-person

Answer: Fist fight

Answer: Boxing punches

Answer: Round (boxing)

Answer: Pugilist

Answer: Boxer

Answer: Fist-fighting

Answer: Gentleman's sport

Answer: Fist-fight

Answer: 拳闘

Answer: Cornerperson

Answer: Prizefights

Answer: History of professional boxing

Answer: Corner-persons

Answer: Fist fighting

Answer: Prize fighter

Answer: Boxers

Answer: Parrying (boxing)

Answer: History of boxing

Answer: Fist Fighting

Answer: Prize Fighter

Answer: Pugilistic

Answer: Corner-men

Answer: Corner person

Answer: Ring second

Answer: Hit and Away

Answer: Boxing Styles and Techniques


Question: The islands of Malta, Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica are in which Sea?

Answer: Mediterranian

Answer: Meditiranean

Answer: West Mediterranean

Answer: Mare internum

Answer: Pollution of the Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediteranean

Answer: Mediterranean sea

Answer: Mediterannean Sea

Answer: Mediterranian Sea

Answer: Miditerranean

Answer: Medaterain

Answer: Western Mediterranean

Answer: Meditaranian

Answer: The Med

Answer: Meditterranean sea

Answer: Mediterrannean Sea

Answer: Mediterranean coast

Answer: Mediterannean

Answer: Mediteranian

Answer: Mediterranium sea

Answer: Meditarranean

Answer: Mediterain

Answer: Med sea

Answer: Mediterraenian

Answer: Overfishing in the Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediteranean sea

Answer: Mediterranea

Answer: Mediterranean Countries

Answer: Roman Sea

Answer: Méditerranean Sea

Answer: Tourism in the Mediterranean region

Answer: البحر الأبيض المتوسط

Answer: البحر المتوسط

Answer: Mediteranean Sea

Answer: Sea of Mediterranea

Answer: Mediterranean

Answer: Medditeranean

Answer: Medeterain

Answer: Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediterrannean

Answer: Mediterranean Ocean

Answer: Roman Mediterranean


Question: What were Scotsmen prohibited from wearing 1746-1782 under the Highland Garb Act, after the rising in Scotland in 1745?

Answer: Plaid cloth

Answer: Tartain

Answer: St David's Tartan

Answer: Balmoral tartan

Answer: Sett (textiles)

Answer: Clan tartan

Answer: Tartans

Answer: Scottish plaid

Answer: Tartan patterns

Answer: Plaid (fabric)

Answer: Tartan

Answer: Clan tartans

Answer: Pattern tartan

Answer: District tartan


Question: The Limpopo River separates Zimbabwe and Botswana from what country?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: Which one of these countries is not a permanent member of the UN Security Council, with the power to veto any substantive resolution?

Answer: Ugandese

Answer: Ugandans

Answer: Republic of uganda

Answer: Ouganda

Answer: ISO 3166-1:UG

Answer: Republic of Uganda

Answer: People of Uganda

Answer: Ugandan people

Answer: Uganda

Answer: Ugandan

Answer: The Republic of Uganda


Question: "In the 19th century, the term ""penny dreadful"" applied to what item?"

Answer: Booke

Answer: Book

Answer: Book and paper conservation

Answer: Books


Question: Which American bluegrass-country singer and fiddler has won 26 Grammy Awards, making her the most awarded female artist (and the third most awarded artist overall) in Grammy history since she recorded for the first time at the age of 14?

Answer: Alison Kraus

Answer: Alisson Krauss

Answer: Alison Krauss/Robert Plant

Answer: Alison Maria Krauss

Answer: Allison Krauss

Answer: Alison Krauss & Union Station

Answer: Allison Krauss and Union Station

Answer: AKUS

Answer: Allison Krausse

Answer: Allison Kraus

Answer: Allison Kross

Answer: Alison Krauss

Answer: AK&US


Question: What is the name of the short bar with weights at each end that is sometimes used by bodybuilders?

Answer: Dumb-bell

Answer: Dumbells

Answer: Dumbell

Answer: Dumbbells

Answer: Dumb bell

Answer: Dumbbell


Question: With what group are Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton associated?

Answer: Black Panther Party

Answer: Black Panther Party for Self Defense

Answer: Larry Pinkney

Answer: Black Panthers

Answer: Black Panther party

Answer: BPPSD

Answer: Black Panthers Party

Answer: The Black Panthers

Answer: Black panthers

Answer: Black panther party for self-defense

Answer: Black Panther Party for Self-Defense

Answer: Black Panther Movement

Answer: The Black Panther Party


Question: "The ""Three Laws of Motion"" are named after which scientist who published them in 1687?"

Answer: Isaac Newton

Answer: Sir Isaak Newton

Answer: Isaacus Newtonus

Answer: Hannah Ayscough

Answer: Isaac Newton's tooth

Answer: Sir isaac newton

Answer: Sir Isaac Newton

Answer: Isaac newton

Answer: Isaac Newton's middle years

Answer: I. Newton

Answer: Newtonian science

Answer: Sir Newton

Answer: Sir Issac Newton

Answer: Issac Newton

Answer: Newton isaac

Answer: Newton Isaac

Answer: Issac newton

Answer: Cultural depictions of Isaac Newton

Answer: Newton's

Answer: Sir Issaac Newton

Answer: Isac Newton


Question: "Where was the sport called ""Tossing the caber"" developed?"

Answer: The Scottish Nation

Answer: Scotlander

Answer: Scotland

Answer: Northern Great Britain

Answer: Scot Land

Answer: Scottland

Answer: Scotlanders

Answer: Scotland, UK

Answer: Scotland's

Answer: Scottish nation

Answer: North Great Britain

Answer: Autonomous Province of Scotland

Answer: Scottish Nation

Answer: Communications in Scotland

Answer: Maps of scotland

Answer: North of Great Britain

Answer: Scotia minor

Answer: Auld Country

Answer: Scotchland

Answer: H-Alba

Answer: SCOTLAND

Answer: East coast of Scotland


Question: In which city can you visit the Luigi Ferraris Stadium, the gardens of the Villa Durazzo-Pallavicini, the Piazza De Ferrari, the cemetery of Staglieno, the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art and the Torre della Lanterna?

Answer: Quarto di Genova

Answer: Flag of Genoa

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITGOA

Answer: Genova, Italy

Answer: Gènova

Answer: Genoan

Answer: Genoa, Italy

Answer: History of Genoa

Answer: Genoa

Answer: Genova

Answer: Geona

Answer: Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Rosso Genoa


Question: Who was the first US president to succeed to the Presidency upon the assassination of his predecessor and the first US President to be impeached?

Answer: 17th President of the United States

Answer: Andrew Johnson

Answer: President Andrew Johnson

Answer: Presidency of Andrew Johnson

Answer: Andrew Johnson Administration

Answer: Johnson, Andrew

Answer: A. Johnson Administration

Answer: Movement to impeach Andrew Johnson

Answer: List of judicial appointments made by Andrew Johnson

Answer: Andrew Johnson judicial appointments


Question: "Which American vocalist (described by the British newspaper ""The Guardian"" as ""one of the greatest voices of her generation"") whose repertoire included jazz, blues, folk, gospel and pop, was unknown outside Washington, D.C., until after she died of melanoma in 1996?"

Answer: Eva Cassidy

Answer: Eva cassidy

Answer: Cassidy, Eva


Question: "Who was the main character in the Who's rock opera ""Tommy"", the boy traumatised by the murder of his mother's lover?"

Answer: Tommy Walker (disambiguation)

Answer: Thomas Walker (footballer)

Answer: Tommy Walker (footballer born 1952)

Answer: Thomas %22Tommy%22 Walker

Answer: Tommy Walker (footballer, born 1952)

Answer: Tommy Walker (footballer)

Answer: Tommy Walker


Question: Admiral Sir John Jellicoe commanded the British fleet at the Battle of Jutland, the largest naval battle of World War I, against a fleet from which country?

Answer: United States of Germany

Answer: Tyskland

Answer: Nimska

Answer: Bundesdeutsch

Answer: Vokietija

Answer: Deuchland

Answer: Germny

Answer: GermanY

Answer: FR Germany

Answer: Almanya

Answer: Federal Republic of Germany

Answer: Jermany

Answer: Geramny

Answer: Etymology of Germany

Answer: Nemska

Answer: Germany

Answer: Niemcy

Answer: GERMANY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DE

Answer: Land der Dichter und Denker

Answer: Federal Republic Of Germany

Answer: F.R. Germany

Answer: Deutschland

Answer: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Answer: BR Deutschland

Answer: Germanio

Answer: Thyskaland

Answer: GerMany

Answer: Germeny

Answer: Teutonica

Answer: Deutchland

Answer: Duitsland

Answer: THyskaland

Answer: Alemanha

Answer: Němska

Answer: Foederal Republic of Germany


Question: "The ""Giant Marbles"" rock formation in the USA is in which national park?"

Answer: Joshua Tree National Park

Answer: Joshua tree park

Answer: JTNP

Answer: Joshua Tree National Monument


Question: "What is the real name of ""Baby Spice"" of the Spice Girls, whose 2007 single ""All I Need to Know"" was the lowest-charting single of her solo career?"

Answer: Emma Bunton

Answer: Emma Lee Bunton

Answer: Baby Spice

Answer: Free Me Part II

Answer: Emma Buntons Fourth Album


Question: "In the United Kingdom, what is ""The Solent""?"

Answer: The Strait

Answer: Strait

Answer: Straits

Answer: A strait


Question: "Billy Connolly, Robert de Niro, Mia Farrow, Sting, Colin Firth, Pete Townshend, Robert Redford and Damien Hirst were among those who signed an open letter in ""The Times"" to try to achieve what?"

Answer: The release of an Iranian woman sentenced to death for adultery

The release of an Iranian woman sentenced to death for adultery


Question: "What profession requires the artist to know about ""F stops""?"

Answer: Pet photography

Answer: Pet Photography

Answer: Photography as an art form

Answer: Photographing

Answer: Commercial photography

Answer: Photography

Answer: Fotografy

Answer: Art Photography

Answer: Print finishing

Answer: Commercial Photography

Answer: Photographic

Answer: Early photography

Answer: Photographic technique

Answer: Still photographers

Answer: Commercial photographer

Answer: Photography, History of

Answer: Photography techniques

Answer: Photography business

Answer: Photographics

Answer: Technology of Photography

Answer: Photo picture

Answer: Photo's

Answer: Yachting photography


Question: """Million Dollar Quartet"" is a stage musical by Floyd Mutrux & Colin Escott that opened on Broadway on 11 April 2010. Who are ""the quartet""?"

Answer: Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash,  Jerry Lee Lewis &  Carl Perkins

Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash,  Jerry Lee Lewis &  Carl Perkins


Question: "In which song does the singer sing about ""the way you wear your hat, the way you sip your tea"", and ""the way you hold your knife, the way we danced till three""?"

Answer: They cant take that away from me

Answer: They Can't Take That Away From Me

Answer: They Can't Take That Away from Me

Answer: They Can't Take that Away from Me


Question: Judith Keppel was the first winner of the top prize on which UK programme?

Answer: Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?


Question: What is the minimum number of points needed to win a tiebreak in tennis, such as in the Hopman Cup for mixed doubles, on the ATP and WTA tours for doubles and sometmes in USTA league play?

Answer: 10

Answer: ten


Question: "The song ""Good Morning To All"", composed by Pattie and Mildred Hill in 1893, is now sung as what?"

Answer: Good Morning Dear Teacher

Answer: Happy Birthday To You

Answer: Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you

Answer: Rupa Marya v. Warner Chappell Music Inc

Answer: Good Morning to All

Answer: Happy Birthday to you

Answer: Happy birthday song

Answer: Happy birthday to you

Answer: Happy Birthday to You

Answer: Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you


Question: When are the events surrounding the legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin supposed to have taken place?

Answer: Thirteenth century

Answer: 13th-century

Answer: 13th century AD

Answer: 13th centuries

Answer: 13th century

Answer: 13 Century

Answer: XIII century

Answer: 13th Century

Answer: Thirteenth Century

Answer: Thirteenth-century

Answer: Year in Review 13th Century

Answer: XIII Century


Question: In 1973 the Paris Peace Accords were held in an attempt to end which war?

Answer: Độc lập - tự do - hạnh phúc

Answer: Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: 越南社會主義共和國

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VN

Answer: SRVN

Answer: VIETNAM

Answer: CHXHCN Vietnam

Answer: Viet Nam Socialist Repub

Answer: SRoV

Answer: S.R. Vietnam

Answer: Languages of Viet Nam

Answer: Communist Vietnam

Answer: Red Vietnam (modern)

Answer: Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc

Answer: People's Republic of Vietnam

Answer: VietNam

Answer: Việtnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

Answer: Yue Nan

Answer: Viêtnam

Answer: Độc lập, tự do, hạnh phúc

Answer: SR Vietnam

Answer: Yuenan

Answer: Vietman

Answer: Vietnarm

Answer: Viet nam

Answer: Veitnam

Answer: Languages of Vietnam

Answer: Viêt Nam

Answer: Vietnam

Answer: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Etymology of Vietnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc

Answer: Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: Viet-Nam

Answer: Viet Nam

Answer: Vjet-Namo

Answer: Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Vietnamese Republic

Answer: Việt Nam


Question: What Brazilian city exports more coffee than any other port in the world?

Answer: Santos

Answer: Santos FC (disambiguation)

Answer: Santos (disambiguation)


Question: In which country were 29 miners killed after 2 explosions in the Pike River Mine in November 2010, making it the most-deadly mining disaster there in 96 years?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: The Misses World for both 1999 and 2000 represented which country?

Answer: ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം

Answer: هندستانڀارت،

Answer: भारतीय गणराज्याच्या

Answer: Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk

Answer: Indian Republic

Answer: ভারতরাষ্টৃ

Answer: Indian republic

Answer: ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ

Answer: Union of India

Answer: இந்தியக் குடியரசு

Answer: भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक

Answer: India (country)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IN

Answer: Indea

Answer: Etymology of India

Answer: ভারত গণরাজ্য

Answer: Republic Of India

Answer: INDIA

Answer: ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર

Answer: ভারত

Answer: Republic of India

Answer: Les Indes

Answer: Bhārat Gaṇarājya

Answer: جمہوٗرِیت بًارت

Answer: भारतमहाराज्यम्

Answer: Indya

Answer: Bharat Ganrajya

Answer: جمہوریہ بھارت

Answer: இந்திய

Answer: ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ

Answer: भारत गणराज्य

Answer: Republic of india

Answer: जुम्हूरियत भारत

Answer: Hindio

Answer: The Republic of India

Answer: భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము

Answer: India's

Answer: Hindistan

Answer: ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ

Answer: Bhart

Answer: India

Answer: భారత రిపబ్లిక్

Answer: India.

Answer: ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য

Answer: Indian State

Answer: ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND

Answer: ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Question: "In 2006 English politician George Galloway was widely quoted as saying that it would be ""morally justified if someone chose to assassinate "" whom?"

Answer: Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP

Answer: Tony blair

Answer: The Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony blair

Answer: Tonie Blair

Answer: Tony Balir

Answer: Rt. Hon Tony Blair

Answer: Blairian

Answer: Tory Blair

Answer: Tony Blairs

Answer: Anthony C. L. Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Blair

Answer: Tony Blaire

Answer: Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair

Answer: Family of Tony Blair

Answer: Tonyblair

Answer: Tony Blear

Answer: Anthony (Tony) Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's Private life

Answer: Tony Blair PM

Answer: Tony Bliar

Answer: Tony Blaer

Answer: Herr Blair

Answer: President Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's private life

Answer: Education, education and education

Answer: Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Toney Blair

Answer: Education, education, education

Answer: Tony Blari

Answer: Blair doctrine

Answer: Tony Blair

Answer: Prime Minister Tony Blair

Answer: Tony Blare


Question: What name is given to describes the phenomenon of the gradual mixing of two different substances which are in contact?

Answer: Diffusion

Answer: Diffuse

Answer: Rate of diffusion

Answer: Diffusion rate


Question: "What TV character used the catchphrase ""I know nothing""?"

Answer: Sergeant Shulz


Question: Center, Offensive guard, Offensive tackle, Tight end, Wide receiver, Fullback, Running back, Quarterback, Defensive end, Defensive tackle, Nose guard, Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Nickelback and Dimeback are positions in which sport?

Answer: U.s. football

Answer: Football (American version)

Answer: American handegg

Answer: American gridiron football

Answer: Hand Egg

Answer: US football

Answer: American style football

Answer: American Football

Answer: Amefoot

Answer: American-Style Football

Answer: Yankball

Answer: Ameriball

Answer: American football

Answer: Yards passing

Answer: The NCAA Battlefield

Answer: Football (US)

Answer: American-Style football

Answer: Yard lines

Answer: American-style football

Answer: American foot-ball

Answer: The Game of Football

Answer: American Style Football

Answer: Passing (American Football)

Answer: Football (America)

Answer: AmericanFootball

Answer: Yankeeball

Answer: Football (American)

Answer: Tackleball

Answer: American-football

Answer: American Handegg

Answer: Defense (American football)

Answer: American rules football

Answer: American football field

Answer: American foot ball

Answer: American football/to do


Question: American rapper Tramar Dillard is better known by what stage name?

Answer: Rear View (song)

Answer: International Music Group

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Flo Rida

Answer: Flo-Rida

Answer: Flo Rider

Answer: Birthday (Flo Rida song)

Answer: Rida flo

Answer: Flo Rida

Answer: Rida-Flo

Answer: Tell Me When You Ready

Answer: Tramar Dillard

Answer: Flo rida

Answer: Zoosk Girl

Answer: The Perfect 10

Answer: Tramar

Answer: Dillard Tramar


Question: Alan Bates played an escaped convict who was mistaken for the son of God in which 1961 film?

Answer: Whistle down the Wind

Answer: Whistle Down The Wind

Answer: Whistle Down the Wind (disambiguation)

Answer: Whistle Down the Wind


Question: What was the name given to the largest alluvial gold nugget discovered by John Deason and Richard Oates at Moliagul, Victoria, Australia on 5 February 1869?

Answer: Richard Oates

Answer: Welcome Stranger

Answer: John Deason

Answer: Welcome stranger

Answer: Welcome Stranger nugget


Question: "What is the current name of the islands originally called the ""Sandwich Islands""?"

Answer: Haiwii

Answer: The State of Hawaii

Answer: Mokuʻāina o Hawaiʻi

Answer: Mokuʻa-ina o Hawaiʻi

Answer: Demographics of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaiian culture

Answer: Hawai'i Resident

Answer: Economy of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii, United States

Answer: Haiwaii

Answer: US-HI

Answer: Owhyhee

Answer: Transport in Hawaii

Answer: Hawii

Answer: Hawaii, USA

Answer: 50th State

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Haway

Answer: Hawai%60i

Answer: Hawaii (U.S. state)

Answer: State of Hawaiʻi

Answer: Hawái

Answer: Languages of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaï

Answer: Demographics of Hawaiʻi

Answer: State of Hawai%60i

Answer: Hawwaii

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Moku%60aina o Hawai%60i

Answer: U.S. (HI)

Answer: Hawaií

Answer: The Aloha State

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Culture of Hawaii

Answer: Geography of Hawaii

Answer: Hawai'i State

Answer: State of Hawaii

Answer: Health in Hawaii

Answer: Religion in Hawaii

Answer: ハワイ

Answer: Hawaiʻi

Answer: Hawaii Resident

Answer: Moku%60a-ina o Hawai%60i

Answer: Howaii

Answer: Fiftieth State

Answer: Hawaii (state)

Answer: Aloha State

Answer: Education in Hawaii

Answer: State of Hawai'i


Question: Isaac Kwame Amuah, who in December 2010 turned himself in to South African police to face extradition charges in relation to accusations of rape from 1993 while he was a lecturer in the US, has what connection to Nelson Mandela?

Answer: Son In Law

Answer: Son in law

Answer: Son in Law


Question: What was the catch-cry of the Three Musketeers?

Answer: Tous pour un, un pour tous


Question: What began when Bohemia revolted against the Habsburgs in 1618?

Answer: Bohemian Period

Answer: Thirty Years' War

Answer: Thirty Years' war

Answer: Thirty year's war

Answer: Thirty years war

Answer: 30-years'-War

Answer: Swedish War

Answer: The Emperor's War

Answer: Danish period

Answer: Thirty Year's war

Answer: The Thirty Years War

Answer: Thirty Years' War overview

Answer: Thirty Years Wars

Answer: Thirty Years' war

Answer: Thirty Years' War

Answer: Thirty Years war

Answer: 30 years war

Answer: Thirty Years' War/verbose overview

Answer: 30-Year War

Answer: 30-Years War

Answer: Danish Period

Answer: Swedish War (1630–1635)

Answer: 30-years'-War

Answer: 30-years' War

Answer: Low Saxon War

Answer: Thirty Year War

Answer: Thirty Years War

Answer: 30 years' war

Answer: Swedish Period

Answer: Swedish War (1630-1635)

Answer: Thirty Years'War

Answer: Kejserkrigen

Answer: TYW

Answer: 30 Year War

Answer: The 30 Years War

Answer: 30 Years' War

Answer: 30 Year's War

Answer: Thirty years' war

Answer: Thirty years War

Answer: 30 Years War

Answer: Thirty-Years War

Answer: 30-year War

Answer: Thirty Year's War

Answer: Thirty-Year War

Answer: 30-years War


Question: In 2006, who became the second basketball player to score over 80 points in an NBA game?

Answer: Kobe (C) Bryant

Answer: KB24

Answer: Nba allstar 2007 mvp

Answer: Kobe time

Answer: Kobe Bean Bryant

Answer: Kobe Bryant

Answer: Kobe Byrant

Answer: Kobe b

Answer: Bryant, Kobe

Answer: Kobe Bryant's 81-point game

Answer: Kode bryant

Answer: Coby Bryant

Answer: Vanessa Laine Bryant

Answer: Vanessa Laine

Answer: Kobe bryant philanthropy

Answer: Gianna Bryant

Answer: Kobe bryant

Answer: Kobe Bryant's 81 point game

Answer: Kobe Bryant(song)

Answer: Kobe Bryant (song)


Question: During the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, what did Kennedy threaten if Khrushchev did not agree to remove missiles from the Soviet intermediate-range ballistic missile site under construction in Cuba?

Answer: "A ""naval quarantine"", when the US Navy would inspect all ships arriving in Cuba"

"A ""naval quarantine"", when the US Navy would inspect all ships arriving in Cuba"


Question: Whose birth and death are commemorated on the same day?

Answer: Shakspeare

Answer: W Shakespeare

Answer: The Bard of Avon

Answer: VVilliam Shakeᶘpeare

Answer: William Shakepeare

Answer: Shakespearean

Answer: Wm. Shakespeare

Answer: William shekspere

Answer: Shakespeare

Answer: William Shake-speare

Answer: VViliam shakespeare

Answer: Swan of Avon

Answer: VVilliam Shakeſpeare

Answer: Wiliiam shakespear

Answer: Billy Shakes

Answer: Shakespears

Answer: Shakespire

Answer: Shakespearian

Answer: Will Shakespeare

Answer: W. Shakespeare

Answer: Shakeſpeare

Answer: William Shakspeare

Answer: William Shakespeare

Answer: William Shakespear

Answer: Shakespare

Answer: William Shakespeare biography

Answer: Bill Shakespear

Answer: Shakespere

Answer: Shakespeare's

Answer: Shakespearean theatre

Answer: William shakespare

Answer: Bill Shakespeare

Answer: Sheikh Zubeir

Answer: Shakespeere

Answer: William shakspeare

Answer: Shakesepere

Answer: William shakespeare

Answer: William Skakespeare

Answer: William Shakspere

Answer: Shakespeare's biography

Answer: Shakesphere

Answer: Shakespeares

Answer: William shakesphere

Answer: Shake-speare

Answer: Shakespeare, Wm

Answer: William Shakespere

Answer: WilliamShakespeare

Answer: Shakspere, William

Answer: Willaim shakespear

Answer: Bard of Avon

Answer: Sweet Swan of Avon

Answer: Shakespearian Literature

Answer: Shakespeareana

Answer: Shake speare

Answer: Shakesepare

Answer: History of Shakespearan art

Answer: Gulielmus Shakspere

Answer: William Shakespeare's


Question: "What sport has been contested annually in Britain since 1715 in the race called ""Doggett's Coat and Badge""?"

Answer: Oarswoman

Answer: Rowboat

Answer: Row boat

Answer: Rowboats

Answer: Rowing

Answer: Watercraft rowing

Answer: Rowed

Answer: Oarsmen

Answer: Rowing boat

Answer: Rowers

Answer: Oarsman


Question: In the late 1800s, the steam powered Bell-Coleman machine was fitted to ships to provide what?

Answer: Refrigerate

Answer: History of refrigeration

Answer: Refrigerative

Answer: Refrigerated

Answer: Reverse Carnot engine

Answer: Refrigerates

Answer: Refrigeration appliance

Answer: Coolstore

Answer: Cool store

Answer: Coldstore

Answer: Refrigeratively

Answer: Refrigeration

Answer: Refrigerating

Answer: Refrigerated meat trade

Answer: VAHP

Answer: Refridgeration

Answer: Cold room


Question: Maine Coon, Munchkin, Oriental Shorthair, Persian, Ragamuffin, Russian Blue, Siamese, Siberian, Snowshoe, Sphynx, Tonkinese and Manx are all breeds of what?

Answer: Housecat

Answer: Felis Silvestris Catus

Answer: Cats have 9 lives

Answer: Moggies

Answer: Moggie

Answer: Felis Catus

Answer: Alley-cat

Answer: Felis domesticus catus

Answer: Cats

Answer: House cat

Answer: Domestic Feline

Answer: Evening Crazies

Answer: Common housecat

Answer: Domestic cat

Answer: Domestic cats

Answer: Felis silverstris catus

Answer: Tom (cat)

Answer: Asocial Aggression

Answer: A Cat

Answer: Domestic housecats

Answer: Feline Asocial Aggression

Answer: Felix domesticus

Answer: Cat (animal)

Answer: Moggy

Answer: Felis domesticus

Answer: House Cat

Answer: Midnight crazies

Answer: Felis silvestris catus

Answer: Felis cattus

Answer: Domestic Cat

Answer: House cats

Answer: Goyang-i

Answer: Domesticated cat

Answer: Goyangi

Answer: Felis familiaris

Answer: Cat

Answer: Felis sylvestris catus

Answer: Felis cattus domesticus

Answer: Felis catus domesticus

Answer: Cat poison

Answer: Feline sexual behavior

Answer: Cat baths

Answer: Housecats

Answer: F. catus

Answer: Domestic Cats

Answer: Felis catus

Answer: Pet cat

Answer: F. domesticus

Answer: Felis silvestris domesticus

Answer: Felis catus Domesticus

Answer: Domestic feline


Question: In Germany, what is an autobahn?

Answer: Elevated freeway

Answer: Semi-motorway

Answer: Controlled access highway

Answer: Controlled access

Answer: Semi-highway

Answer: Highways with full control of access and no cross traffic

Answer: Motorways in Europe

Answer: Motorvei

Answer: Signal free corridor road

Answer: Control of access

Answer: Controlled-access

Answer: Motorway

Answer: Freeway-standard road

Answer: Controlled-access highways

Answer: Full freeway

Answer: Signal free corridor

Answer: List of motorways

Answer: Freeways

Answer: Full access controlled highway

Answer: Half-motorway

Answer: Unsigned Freeway

Answer: Freeway

Answer: Motorways

Answer: Freeway speed

Answer: Fwy

Answer: Highways with no cross traffic and access only at interchanges

Answer: Highway with full control of access and no cross traffic

Answer: Depressed roadway

Answer: Controlled access road

Answer: Traffic light less road

Answer: Non stop road

Answer: Elevated roadway

Answer: Controlled-access highway

Answer: Through street


Question: Which 2008 Western film starred Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen as lawmen, Jeremy Irons as a rancher and Renee Zellweger as a piano-playing widow?

Answer: Palouse horses

Answer: Appaloosa

Answer: Apaloosa

Answer: Appaloosa horse

Answer: Palouse horse

Answer: Appaloosas


Question: What are muslin and chenille?

Answer: Textile

Answer: Textile fibre

Answer: Fabrically

Answer: Interlock cloth

Answer: Fabric

Answer: Cloth

Answer: Textiled

Answer: Yard goods

Answer: Fabricalities

Answer: Tray-cloth

Answer: Textiling

Answer: Rag (cloth)

Answer: Fabricality

Answer: Tray cloth

Answer: Cloths

Answer: List of textile-related topics

Answer: Textilers

Answer: Fabrical

Answer: Fabrics

Answer: Textiles

Answer: Textiler


Question: "What organisation was founded in 1831 by James Winston, Samuel James Arnold, Samuel Beazley, Sir Andrew Francis Barnard, and Francis Mills to ""tend to the regeneration of the Drama""?"

Answer: The Garrick

Answer: The Garrick Club

Answer: Garrick Club


Question: In 1995, Steffi Graf became the only tennis player to have won each of the four grand slam events how many times?

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: Actor Omar Sharif is one of the world's leading players of which game?

Answer: Bridges

Answer: Bridge railing styles

Answer: Bridge building

Answer: Bridge abutments

Answer: Railroad Bridge

Answer: Railroad bridge

Answer: Road bridges

Answer: Bridge Building

Answer: Bridge (engineering)

Answer: Double-deck bridge

Answer: Railway bridges

Answer: Types of bridges

Answer: Railway bridge

Answer: Bridge (structure)

Answer: Bridge railing

Answer: Bridge railing style

Answer: Brigecraft

Answer: Road bridge

Answer: Bridgecraft

Answer: Bridge

Answer: Road Bridge

Answer: Bridge failure

Answer: Rail bridge

Answer: Railway Bridge

Answer: Bidge

Answer: Bridge failures


Question: What is the favourite drink of a vampire?

Answer: Oxygen capacity

Answer: Hemochrome

Answer: Blood physiology

Answer: Human Blood

Answer: Oxygen consumption

Answer: Bloed

Answer: Oxygenated blood

Answer: Blude

Answer: Blood oxygen-carrying capacity

Answer: Blood

Answer: Oxygen delivery

Answer: Haemochrome

Answer: BLOOD

Answer: Oxygen-carrying capacity

Answer: Blood oxygen capacity

Answer: Blood composition

Answer: Transporting oxygen

Answer: Hemic

Answer: Blood stream

Answer: Bloodiness

Answer: Oxygen transport

Answer: The hematologic system

Answer: Blood-forming

Answer: Bl00d

Answer: Hematological

Answer: Human blood

Answer: DoolB


Question: Which Frenchman, who never learned to speak Swedish, became King Charles XIV John of Sweden and Norway?

Answer: King Charles XIV

Answer: King Carl XIV Johan

Answer: Karl XIV

Answer: Charles xiv john of sweden

Answer: Charles XIV John

Answer: Carl III of Norway

Answer: John Bernadotte

Answer: King Charles XIV of Sweden

Answer: Karl III Johan of Norway

Answer: Charles III John

Answer: Carl Johan

Answer: Carl XIV John

Answer: Charles III Johan

Answer: Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte

Answer: Charles XIV Jean de Suède

Answer: Marshal Bernadotte

Answer: Jean Bernadotte

Answer: Carl XIV Johan

Answer: Carl XIV Johan of Sweden

Answer: King Charles III John of Norway

Answer: Charles Xiv

Answer: Sergent Belle-Jambe

Answer: Karl XIV of Sweden

Answer: Charles XIV of Sweden

Answer: Carl III Johan of Norway

Answer: Charles III John of Sweden

Answer: Charles III John of Norway

Answer: Charles III of Norway

Answer: Karl XIV Johan of Norway

Answer: King Charles III John

Answer: Carl III

Answer: King Charles XIV John

Answer: Charles XIV Jean de Suede

Answer: Carl XIV of Sweden

Answer: Charles XIV of Sweden and Norway

Answer: Charles John Bernadotte

Answer: Jean Baptiste Bernadotte

Answer: Charles XIV

Answer: Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte

Answer: Karl XIV Johan

Answer: King Karl XIV Johan

Answer: Charles XVI Johan of Sweden

Answer: Carl III Johan

Answer: Carl XIV John of Norway

Answer: Karl III Johan

Answer: Karl III

Answer: Charles XIV John of Sweden

Answer: Carl XIV

Answer: Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte

Answer: Karl Johan

Answer: King Charles III of Norway

Answer: Karl III of Norway

Answer: Charles 14

Answer: Karl XIV Johan of Sweden

Answer: Carl XIV John of Sweden


Question: What word's original meaning was to do with the provison of granite chips onto the ground and then made into a hard and smooth surface using a roller?

Answer: Macadamised

Answer: Macadam road

Answer: Macadamized

Answer: Telford pavement

Answer: Macadam


Question: What type of building is likely to have a minaret?

Answer: Mosqu

Answer: Masjids

Answer: مسجد

Answer: Masajid

Answer: Islamic Center

Answer: Mosque/to do

Answer: Mosques

Answer: Mosque

Answer: Masǧid

Answer: Masgid

Answer: Mousqes

Answer: Mosgid

Answer: Masjid

Answer: Masajids

Answer: Masjed

Answer: Mosjid


Question: In which year was the first robbery for which it is known that Jesse James was responsible, of the Davies's County Savings Association in Gallatin, Missouri, during which Jesse shot and killed the cashier, Captain John Sheets?

Answer: 1869

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-nine


Question: "On 2 November 2010, the oil painting ""Nude Sitting on a Divan"" sold for $68.9 million, a record for an artwork by which artist?"

Answer: Amedeo Clemente Modigliani

Answer: Amedeo Modigliani

Answer: Amadeo Modigliani


Question: "A ""land run"" into which current state of the USA began at noon on 22 April 1889, when an estimated 50,000 people lined up to race to claim 160 acre (0.65 km2) pieces of the available 2 million acres (8,000 km)?"

Answer: Okla.

Answer: Oklahoma

Answer: Oklahoma, United States

Answer: Sooner State

Answer: Forty-Sixth State

Answer: Religion in Oklahoma

Answer: Culture of Oklahoma

Answer: 46th State

Answer: Oklahoma (U.S. state)

Answer: Oklahoma, USA

Answer: State of Oklahoma

Answer: List of Oklahoma State Symbols

Answer: Oaklahoma

Answer: Oklaholma

Answer: Transportation in Oklahoma

Answer: US-OK

Answer: Sports in Oklahoma

Answer: Okla

Answer: Oklahoman

Answer: Oclahoma

Answer: Education in Oklahoma

Answer: Energy in Oklahoma

Answer: Transport in Oklahoma

Answer: Forty-sixth State

Answer: Oklahoma (state)

Answer: The Sooner State


Question: "Which country set up the ""Committee on Public Information"" from April 1917 to June 1919 to run a propaganda campaign using newsprint, posters, radio, telegraph, cable and movies to broadcast its message, including fabrications (e.g. images of enemy soldiers killing babies and hoisting them on bayonets), and told citizens to seek out spies, which led to the creation of ""patriotic organizations,"" which spied, tapped telephones, and opened mail in an effort to ferret out ""spies and traitors"" (i.e. anyone who called for peace, questioned the war's progress, or criticized government policies)?"

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: What should you cross for good luck?

Answer: Finger (disambiguation)

Answer: Fingers

Answer: The Finger (disambiguation)

Answer: Fingers (film)


Question: In 2006 Monty Panesar became the first person of what religion to play test cricket for England?

Answer: Sikhni

Answer: List of Prominent Sikhs

Answer: Sihk

Answer: Punjabi Sikh

Answer: Gora Sikh

Answer: Punjabi Sikhs

Answer: List of prominent Sikhs

Answer: Sikh

Answer: Gora Sikhs

Answer: Mona Sikhs

Answer: Sikhs


Question: What international event held at the end of each year, featuring some of the world's best racing and rally drivers, was first co-organised in 1988 by former rally driver Michle Mouton?

Answer: ROC Nations Cup 2006

Answer: Race Of Champions

Answer: Race of Champions

Answer: The Race of Champions

Answer: ROC Nations Cup

Answer: Race of champions


Question: What are the tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron known as?

Answer: Pythagorean solids

Answer: Regular solid

Answer: Regular solids

Answer: Regular Solids

Answer: Five regular solids

Answer: Platonic polyhedron

Answer: Platonic solids

Answer: Platonic Solids

Answer: Platonic body

Answer: Pythagorean solid

Answer: Platonic Solid

Answer: Convex regular polyhedron

Answer: Platonic solid


Question: What separates Wales from Devon, England?

Answer: Welsh Channel

Answer: Môr Hafren

Answer: Bristol Channel

Answer: Aber Henfelen

Answer: Mor Hafren

Answer: Bristol channel


Question: "The computer game ""Star Wars: Rogue Squadron"", released in December 1998, in which the player controls Luke Skywalker as commander of an elite group of X-wing pilots, is set mainly between which two ""Star Wars"" films?"

Answer: """Episode IV: A New Hope"" & ""Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back"""

"""Episode IV: A New Hope"" & ""Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back"""


Question: Benot B. Mandelbrot worked on a wide range of mathematical problems, including mathematical physics and quantitative finance, but is best known as the father of what?

Answer: Fractal Trees

Answer: Fractal domain

Answer: Fractles

Answer: Fractal mathematics

Answer: Fractal math

Answer: Fractogeometry

Answer: Fractals

Answer: Fractal curve

Answer: Fractal sets

Answer: Fractal Curves

Answer: Fractal set

Answer: Factral

Answer: Fractels

Answer: Fractal geometry

Answer: Fractal tree

Answer: Fractal theory

Answer: Fractal


Question: The island of Tasmania is governed by which country?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: The Black Hawk War was for possession of lands east of the Mississippi. In which modern day state was the first confrontation, at Stillman's Run, on 14 May 1832, which resulted in a victory for Chief Black Hawk's Sauk and Fox warriors over the local militiamen commanded by Major Isaiah Stillman?

Answer: Transportation in Illinois

Answer: Illionis

Answer: Demographics of Illinois

Answer: Illinois

Answer: 21st State

Answer: The Prairie State

Answer: Illinoid

Answer: Prairie State

Answer: State of Illinois

Answer: Rockford Academy

Answer: Religion in Illinois

Answer: Ill.

Answer: Illinois Ironmen

Answer: Twenty-first State

Answer: Illinios

Answer: Education in Illinois

Answer: IL (state)

Answer: Energy in Illinois

Answer: Illinois (state)

Answer: Twenty-First State

Answer: Land of Lincoln

Answer: Illinois, United States

Answer: Transport in Illinois

Answer: US-IL

Answer: Illinois (U.S. state)

Answer: Sports in Illinois

Answer: The Land of Lincoln

Answer: Illinoy

Answer: Illinoisan


Question: "How is the title of Rossini's opera ""La Gazza Ladra"" usually translated into English?"

Answer: The theivish magpie

Answer: La Gazza ladra

Answer: Thieving Magpie

Answer: Die diebische Elster

Answer: The thievish magpie

Answer: Giannetto

Answer: La gazza ladra

Answer: The Thieving Magpie

Answer: La pie voleuse

Answer: La Gazza Ladra

Answer: Gazza ladra


Question: Horatio was a legendary Roman hero who defended a bridge against which army?

Answer: Etruscan (disambiguation)

Answer: Etruscan


Question: In 2010, what North American horse broke the All-time North American female earnings record with over $6 million, broke two world records for Grade/Group I (for consecutive victories and the All-time North American record number of victories by a filly/mare), and tied the All-time North American record for the number of consecutive victories without defeat?

Answer: Zenyatta


Question: Which event held in Alberta, Canada, which bills itself as The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth, is a large festival, exhibition, and rodeo held for 10 days every summer in July, attracts more than 1.2 million visitors?

Answer: Calgary stampede

Answer: Calgary Exhibition and Stampede

Answer: Rangeland derby

Answer: Calgary Stampede Parade

Answer: Calgary Stampede and Exhibition

Answer: Calgary Stampede

Answer: Stampede Park

Answer: Calgary Stampede Rodeo

Answer: The Calgary Stampede

Answer: The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth


Question: The Sagrada Famlia in Barcelona, which began construction in 1882, was consecrated and declared a basilica by the Pope in what year?

Answer: two thousand and ten

Answer: 2010


Question: What name is given to the unnatural fear of men?

Answer: Androphobia


Question: What is the only county in the USA to border 5 counties from 5 different states : Baca County, Colorado; Morton County, Kansas; Texas County, Oklahoma; Dallam County, Texas; Union County, New Mexico ?

Answer: Cimarron County

Answer: Cimarron County, OK

Answer: Cimarron County, Oklahoma


Question: What is the next in the series: Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanganyika, Uganda, Zanzibar, Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Gambia, Botswana, Lesotho, Mauritius

Answer: Kingdom of Swaziland

Answer: Swazi Kingdom

Answer: Capital of Swaziland

Answer: Swasiland

Answer: Health in Swaziland

Answer: Umbuso weSwatini

Answer: Health care in Swaziland

Answer: Government of Swaziland

Answer: Swazi kingdom

Answer: People of Swaziland

Answer: Swaziland

Answer: Umbuso waseSwatini

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SZ

Answer: Administrative divisions of Swaziland


Question: What amateur rowing club based at Henley on Thames, England, was founded in 1818?

Answer: The Leander Club

Answer: Leander Rowing Club

Answer: Leander Boat Club

Answer: Leander Club


Question: Which game has 5 players per team (who are not allowed to wear shoes), who play for 36 minutes in three 12 minute periods on a stretch of sand that is 35-37m (38.2-40.4 yds) long and 26-28m (28.4-30.6 yards) wide?

Answer: Beach Football

Answer: Beach Soccer

Answer: Beach soccer

Answer: Beach football

Answer: Beasal


Question: "Who was known as the ""Moses of her people"" for leading escaped slaves to freedom during the US Civil War?"

Answer: Hariet tubman

Answer: Nelson Davis

Answer: Araminta Ross

Answer: Hariet Tubman

Answer: Harriet Tubman

Answer: Harriet Taubman

Answer: Moses of her people

Answer: Harriet Ross Tubman

Answer: Harriet (Araminta) Ross Tubman

Answer: Harrit tubman


Question: Which Europeans have been proved to have reached North America before Christopher Columbus?

Answer: VIKING

Answer: Viking

Answer: Viking children

Answer: Vikings

Answer: Vikings in popular culture

Answer: Northern Ark

Answer: Viking Age archaeology

Answer: Danish Vikings

Answer: Vikingerne

Answer: Viking behavior

Answer: Norse Men

Answer: First Viking Age

Answer: Viking architecture

Answer: Vikingz

Answer: Wicing

Answer: Vikings (Norsemen)

Answer: Vikinger


Question: "What kind of character is ""Touchstone"", who appears in Shakespeare's ""As You Like It""?"

Answer: Clownish

Answer: Auguste clown

Answer: Clown suit

Answer: Party clown

Answer: Clowning

Answer: Clown

Answer: Clowns in fiction

Answer: Clowns

Answer: Laystan

Answer: Clown blanc

Answer: Clown shoe

Answer: List of famous clowns

Answer: List of fictional clowns

Answer: Laytsan

Answer: Clown Shoe

Answer: Therapeutic clown

Answer: Hobo Clown


Question: What Scottish city is at the confluence of the rivers Dee and Don?

Answer: Aberdeen City

Answer: City of Aberdeen (council area)

Answer: City of Aberdeen, Scotland

Answer: Obar Dheathain

Answer: Scotland Aberdeen

Answer: Aberdonian

Answer: ABERDEEN

Answer: Aberdeen (Scottish city)

Answer: Aberdeen, Scotland

Answer: City of Aberdeen council area

Answer: Aberdeen City (council area)

Answer: Mile-End School

Answer: Aberdeen Scotland

Answer: City of Aberdeen

Answer: Retail in Aberdeen

Answer: Aberdeen (Scotland)

Answer: Burgh of Aberdeen

Answer: Aberdeen City Police

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBABD

Answer: Aberdeen city

Answer: City of Aberdeen (local government district, Grampian region)

Answer: Skene Square Primary School

Answer: Aberdeen

Answer: Kingsford Primary School

Answer: Aberdeen City council area

Answer: Aiberdeen

Answer: Aberdeen (district)


Question: Ivan Galamian has had world-wide influence as a teacher of what?

Answer: Violinist (disambiguation)

Answer: Violina

Answer: Geige

Answer: FiddleandViolin

Answer: Violins

Answer: Violin tuning

Answer: Fiddle and violin

Answer: The Violinist

Answer: Violinist

Answer: Violon

Answer: Violin (instrument)

Answer: Violino

Answer: Viollon

Answer: Violin

Answer: Violin player

Answer: Carnatic Violin


Question: According to Greek legend, which sorceress helped Jason to find the golden fleece and became his wife?

Answer: Medea (Seneca)

Answer: Medeia

Answer: Medea (painting)

Answer: Medea


Question: What were Operation Ranger, Operation Buster-Jangle, Operation Tumbler-Snapper, Operation Upshot-Knothole and Operation Teapot?

Answer: Nuclear test series carried out in the USA

Nuclear test series carried out in the USA


Question: Who created St Trinians, a fictional girls' boarding school, the subject of 8 books and 7 films between 1954 and 2009?

Answer: Searle, Ronald William Fordham

Answer: Ronald William Fordham Searle

Answer: Ronald Searle

Answer: Ronald Fordham Searle

Answer: Ronald William Searle


Question: "George Bernard Shaw described dancing as ""a vertical expression of ... "" what?"

Answer: A horizontal desire


Question: "In what sport are the ""stones"" aimed at the ""house""?"

Answer: Curling sheet

Answer: Curling

Answer: Chess on ice

Answer: Curling (sport)

Answer: Button (curling)

Answer: Curling rock

Answer: Curling rink

Answer: Curling shoes

Answer: Roaring game

Answer: The roaring game

Answer: Curling stone

Answer: Hammer (curling)

Answer: Sweeping (sport)

Answer: Curling broom

Answer: Free guard zone

Answer: History of curling


Question: Who married Heidi Klum in May 2005?

Answer: Seal (disambiguation)

Answer: Seal (album)

Answer: Sealed

Answer: Seal


Question: What word is used to describe someone within an organisation who leaks information?

Answer: The Mole

Answer: Mole

Answer: Mole River

Answer: Mole (disambiguation)


Question: Ninette de Valois was involved professionally in what activity?

Answer: Ballet

Answer: Ballet competitions

Answer: Ballet schools

Answer: Balet, India

Answer: Balletti

Answer: Ballet dancing

Answer: 1938 ballet premieres

Answer: Balletto

Answer: Balletomane

Answer: 2011 ballet premieres

Answer: 1940 ballet premieres

Answer: Balletomanes

Answer: 1939 ballet premieres

Answer: Ballet characters

Answer: Ballet teachers

Answer: Ballet dance

Answer: Classical Dance

Answer: Ballets

Answer: Ballet lessons

Answer: 1915 ballet premieres

Answer: 1914 ballet premieres

Answer: Classical dance

Answer: UN/LOCODE:INBLT

Answer: 1916 ballet premieres

Answer: Balet

Answer: Ballett


Question: The mountain massif called Maxwell Montes contains the highest point on the surface of which planet?

Answer: Sol 2

Answer: Venus (Planet)

Answer: The planet Venus

Answer: Venis

Answer: Venus (astronomy)

Answer: Venus (planet)

Answer: Metal Star

Answer: Sol-2

Answer: Structure of Venus

Answer: Venerian year

Answer: Aitorma

Answer: Venus the planet

Answer: Planet Venus

Answer: Astronomy Venus

Answer: Sol c

Answer: Venus

Answer: Sun c

Answer: Second planet

Answer: Sol II

Answer: Studies of Venus

Answer: 2nd planet

Answer: Kleinchen

Answer: Cytherocentric orbit


Question: What is the term used when one team is beaten throroughly by another?

Answer: White-washed

Answer: Calsomines

Answer: White washing

Answer: Kalsomine

Answer: White-washers

Answer: Limewash

Answer: Calcimine

Answer: Lime wash

Answer: White-washer

Answer: White-washes

Answer: Whitewashers

Answer: White-wash

Answer: White wash

Answer: Calcimines

Answer: White washers

Answer: Whitewashing

Answer: Kalsomines

Answer: Whitewashed

Answer: Lime paint

Answer: Whitewash

Answer: Calsomine

Answer: White washed

Answer: Whitewasher

Answer: Whitewashes

Answer: White washes

Answer: White washer

Answer: White-washing


Question: Which of the continents is the smallest in area?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: "What Latin phrase means means to speak under one's breath, literally ""under voice""?"

Answer: Sotto Voce

Answer: Sotto voce


Question: What natural effect is only visible during a total eclipse of the sun?

Answer: Bailey's Beads

Answer: Diamond ring effect

Answer: Diamond ring effect (solar eclipse)

Answer: Bailey's beads

Answer: Diamond Ring effect (Solar Eclipse)

Answer: Baily's beads

Answer: Diamond-ring effect

Answer: Baily's Beads


Question: Stirling who was a British racing driver, who raced from 1948 to 1962 and won 212 of the 529 races he entered, including 16 Formula One Grands Prix?

Answer: Muscopsida

Answer: Musci

Answer: Mosses

Answer: Moss culture

Answer: Moss

Answer: True mosses

Answer: Moss (botany)


Question: The Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2010 lives in which country?

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: "Who wrote the music for the musical ""A Chorus Line""?"

Answer: Marvin Frederick Hamlisch

Answer: Marvin Hamlish

Answer: Marvin Hamlisch


Question: Which English town is known for its collection of concrete cows?

Answer: Milton keynes

Answer: Milton Keynes master plan

Answer: Old Stratford Primary School

Answer: Milton Keynes Airport

Answer: Milton Keynes

Answer: Milton Keynes Masterplan

Answer: Milton Keynes, England

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBMIK

Answer: Broughton Fields Primary School

Answer: Middleton-Keynes


Question: Lieutenant General James Thomas Brudenell, who commanded the Light Brigade of the British Army during the Crimean War, was the 7th Earl of what?

Answer: Cardigan

Answer: Cardigan (disambiguation)


Question: How many US states border Lake Superior?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England?

Answer: Harold II

Answer: Harold II (of England)

Answer: King Harold II

Answer: Harold Godwinesson

Answer: Harold Godwinson or Harold II

Answer: Harold Gōdwines

Answer: Harold II of England

Answer: Harold, Earl of Wessex

Answer: Harold Godwinsson

Answer: Harold the Saxon

Answer: Harold of Wessex

Answer: Earl Harold

Answer: Harald Godwineson

Answer: Earl Godwinson

Answer: Harold Godwinson

Answer: Harold Godwin

Answer: Harold Godwineson

Answer: Harold II Godwinson

Answer: Harold Godwines sunu

Answer: King Harold II of England

Answer: Harold Gōdwines sunu

Answer: Godwinson


Question: Where was the world's tallest road bridge opened in December 2004?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: What was named after American frontiersman James Bowie?

Answer: Ansall

Answer: Knifes

Answer: Cable sheath splitting knife

Answer: Knive

Answer: Knives

Answer: Fish knife

Answer: Sheath knives

Answer: Long knife

Answer: Knife


Question: What team does controversial quarterback Michael Vick play for in the National Football League in the USA?

Answer: Philly Eagles

Answer: Philidelphia Eagles

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles

Answer: Philadelphia eagles

Answer: Logos and uniforms of the Philadelphia Eagles

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles Honor Roll

Answer: Philadelphia Eagles 75th Anniversary Team

Answer: Eagles football

Answer: Iggles

Answer: Phila Eagles


Question: Elvis Presley sang a few lines in German on which US hit song?

Answer: Wooden Heart


Question: "Charlie Sheen starred as which character in the TV series ""Two and a Half Men""?"

Answer: Charlie

Answer: Charlie (disambiguation)

Answer: Charlie (name)

Answer: Charlie (singer)


Question: "Who published ""A Book of Nonsense"" (a volume of limericks that went through three editions) in 1846, ""The History of the Seven Families of the Lake Pipple-Popple"" in 1865, and ""The Owl and the Pussycat"" in 1867?"

Answer: Edward Lear

Answer: The Jumblies


Question: Who performed in the first concert link into space, which was sent from Anaheim California to the space shuttle Discovery in 2005?

Answer: Gladys Jenkins

Answer: Paul Mcartney

Answer: Paul mc cartney

Answer: Paul Ramon

Answer: Sir James Paul McCartney MBE

Answer: Paul McCartney

Answer: Paul MacCartney

Answer: Paul Ramone

Answer: Sir James Paul McCartney

Answer: Wings lead singer

Answer: Paul mccartney

Answer: Paul McCartney: Relationships and marriages

Answer: Ballets to the music of Paul McCartney

Answer: Beatle Paul

Answer: McCartney, Paul

Answer: Paul McCartney's solo career

Answer: Sir paul mccartney

Answer: Apollo C. Vermouth

Answer: James Paul McCartney

Answer: Bernard Webb

Answer: Paul mccartny

Answer: Sir Paul McCartney

Answer: Paul Mccartney

Answer: Sir Paul Mccartney

Answer: Denis O'Bell


Question: The Fan, Westhead, Becher's Brook, Foinavon's, Canal Turn, Valentine's Brook, the Booth, the Anchor Bridge and the Chair are features of a venue for what sport?

Answer: Scratch sheet

Answer: Race horse

Answer: Pony racing

Answer: Horse Racing

Answer: Racing horse

Answer: Racing industry

Answer: Horse racing in Japan

Answer: Horse-racing

Answer: Keiba

Answer: Horse racing

Answer: Horse racing venue

Answer: Racing on horseback

Answer: Quarter-Horse Racing

Answer: Horse race

Answer: Horse races

Answer: Racehorses

Answer: Horse-race

Answer: Racehorse

Answer: Turf patron

Answer: Horserace

Answer: Horseracing


Question: What innovation was introduced to Britain by Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger in 1798?

Answer: Income tax

Answer: Income Tax

Answer: Income taxation

Answer: Personal Income Tax

Answer: Income Taxes

Answer: IRPEF

Answer: Income taxes

Answer: Personal income taxes

Answer: Personal income tax

Answer: Individual income tax


Question: What nickname was given to Ana Cumpna, also known as Anna Sage, who betrayed John Dillinger to the police when he attended the Biograph Theater in Chicago?

Answer: The Lady in Red

Answer: Lady in Red

Answer: The Lady in Red (disambiguation)

Answer: The Lady in Red (film)

Answer: Lady in red


Question: What is the word for a small amount of money?

Answer: Pittance


Question: MC Romeo, Dan Da Man, Mr Akira and Mr C were members of which group?

Answer: So Solid Crew.

Answer: So solid crew

Answer: So Solid Crew


Question: "Who wrote the piece of music recognised in much of the Western world as ""The Wedding March"" (or as ""Here Comes The Bride"")?"

Answer: Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelsson Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelson

Answer: Mendellson

Answer: Felix Mendelsohn-Bartoldy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohnian

Answer: Mendelsson

Answer: Felix mandelssohn-bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldy

Answer: Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelson

Answer: Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohn

Answer: Felix Mendelsohn

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn


Question: Tanzania was renamed in 1964. What was it previously called?

Answer: Tanzanian

Answer: United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania, United Republic of

Answer: Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania

Answer: Tanzania

Answer: Tansania

Answer: Tanzanie

Answer: United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TZ

Answer: Republic of Tanzania

Answer: Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Answer: The United Republic of Tanzania

Answer: TNZ

Answer: Tanznia

United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar


Question: What was the UK #1 single released by the band Stereophonics in 2005?

Answer: Dakota

Answer: Dakota (disambiguation)

Answer: DakotaS


Question: Who was the legless World War II fighter pilot who was detained in German prisoner of war camps for 4 years?

Answer: Group Captain Douglas R S Bader, CBE, DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar

Answer: Douglas Bader

Answer: Douglas Barder

Answer: Sir Douglas Bader


Question: "In the TV series ""Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines"", what is the name of Dastardly's squadron?"

Answer: Aasvogel

Answer: Vultures

Answer: Vulture

Answer: The scavenger of birds


Question: Which game that contained many D&D; features and references, including a computer controlled dungeon master, created in 1975 by Will Crowther on a DEC PDP-10 computer, the first widely used adventure game, was significantly expanded in 1976 by Don Woods, that inspired a group of students at MIT to write a game called Zork in the summer of 1977 for the PDP-10 minicomputer which became quite popular on the ARPANET?

Answer: Adventurers

Answer: Adventurer

Answer: Adventures

Answer: Adventure

Answer: Trill seeking

Answer: Adventurous

Answer: Thrill seeking


Question: For which two films has Michael Caine won Oscars?

Answer: """The Cider House Rules"" & ""Hannah and Her Sisters"""

"""The Cider House Rules"" & ""Hannah and Her Sisters"""


Question: Which member of the British royal family was born on 8/8/88?

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: Beatrice York


Question: "In Scotland and northern England, what is a ""bairn""?"

Answer: Little kids

Answer: Bairns

Answer: Little kid

Answer: Great-children

Answer: Childrens

Answer: Schoolchildren

Answer: Childer

Answer: Value of children

Answer: Children

Answer: Child-centric

Answer: Children's

Answer: Sproggen

Answer: Schoolchild

Answer: Child

Answer: Human child

Answer: Pre-pubescent

Answer: Kiddies


Question: Which American carnivorous mammal feeds by night, habitually dipping its prey into water before eating?

Answer: Social behavior of raccoons

Answer: Procyon Lotor

Answer: California Raccoon

Answer: Sexual behavior of raccoons

Answer: Raccoon

Answer: North American raccoon

Answer: Raccoons

Answer: Procyon lotor

Answer: California raccoon

Answer: Araiguma

Answer: Racoon

Answer: Common Raccoon

Answer: Northern racoon

Answer: North American racoon

Answer: Common racoon

Answer: Cooning

Answer: Reproductive behavior of raccoons

Answer: Northern Raccoon

Answer: Pet raccoon

Answer: Common raccoon

Answer: Racoons

Answer: Wasbeer

Answer: Northern raccoon

Answer: Washbear


Question: What 2008 film is an adaptation by Andrew Davies of a book by Sarah Waters, that is set in a Victorian-era women's prison?

Answer: Affinal

Answer: Affinity (disambiguation)

Answer: Affinity (album)

Answer: Affinity


Question: What is the official residence of the Vice President of the USA?

Answer: Number One Observatory Circle

Answer: Residence of the Vice President of the United States

Answer: 1 Observatory Circle

Answer: One Observatory Circle

Answer: Number 1 Observatory Circle

Answer: U.S. Vice President's House

Answer: Vice President's House