Question: Which state was created by the Lateran Treaty of 1929?

Answer: Geology of the Vatican City

Answer: Christianity in Vatican City

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VA

Answer: People of Vatican City

Answer: State of Vatican City

Answer: Ecclesiastical governnment

Answer: Vaticana City

Answer: The Vatican City State

Answer: Communications in the Vatican City

Answer: Roman Catholicism in the Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/Communications

Answer: History of Vatican

Answer: Vatican City-State

Answer: State of the City of the Vatican

Answer: Demographics of the Vatican City

Answer: State of Vatican

Answer: Roman Catholicism in Rome

Answer: State of the Vatican City

Answer: Holy See (The Vatican)

Answer: Catholic City

Answer: Europe/Vatican

Answer: The Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City State

Answer: Vatican city

Answer: CittA del vaticano

Answer: VATICAN CITY

Answer: Demographics of Vatican City

Answer: Population of Vatican City

Answer: Città del vaticano

Answer: History of Vatican City

Answer: Religion in the Vatican City

Answer: Vatikan

Answer: Capital of Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/People

Answer: Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City

Answer: Sport in the Vatican City

Answer: Stato della Città del Vaticano

Answer: Holy See (Vatican)

Answer: Status Civitatis Vaticanae

Answer: Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/History

Answer: Citta del Vaticano

Answer: Città del Vaticano

Answer: History of the Vatican City

Answer: Vatican State

Answer: Vatican citizenship

Answer: CittÃ del vaticano

Answer: Roman Catholicism in Vatican City

Answer: List of companies of Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City (Holy See)

Answer: Apostolic Palace & St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City

Answer: Citta del vaticano


Question: Which South American country adopted the US Dollar as its official unit of currency in 2000?

Answer: Independence Day of Ecuador

Answer: Equadorians

Answer: Ecuadorean

Answer: Name of Ecuador

Answer: Ecuador

Answer: People of Ecuador

Answer: Republic of Ecuador

Answer: Regions of Ecuador

Answer: Independence Day (Ecuador)

Answer: Ecuadorian Independence Day

Answer: Administrative divisions of Ecuador

Answer: Ecuadoreans

Answer: Ecquador

Answer: Subdivisions of Ecuador

Answer: Equador

Answer: Zones of Ecuador

Answer: ECUADOR

Answer: ISO 3166-1:EC

Answer: Republica del Ecuador

Answer: República del Ecuador


Question: At the 1976 Olympics, which Cuban athlete became the first person to win both the 400m and the 800m?

Answer: ALBERTO JUANTORENA

Answer: Juantorena

Answer: Alberto Juantorena


Question: Which American state shares borders with Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania?

Answer: Ohio River Vally

Answer: Ohio river

Answer: List of cities and towns on the Ohio River

Answer: Ohio River valley

Answer: Ohio valley

Answer: Upper Ohio River

Answer: List of cities and towns along the Ohio River

Answer: Pollution of the Ohio River

Answer: The Ohio

Answer: Rio Ohio

Answer: River Ohio

Answer: Ohio River (United States)

Answer: List of cities on the Ohio River

Answer: OHIO

Answer: Lower Ohio River

Answer: Río Ohio

Answer: The Ohio river

Answer: List of cities along the Ohio River

Answer: Ohio River

Answer: Ohio River Valley


Question: Which eponymous hero of a Charles Dickens novel keeps a pet Raven called 'Grip'?

Answer: Mr. Haredale

Answer: 'BARNABY RUDGE'

Answer: Barnaby Rudge

Answer: Dolly Varden (character)

Answer: Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of 'Eighty


Question: Which American songwriter wrote the music and lyrics for the musical 'Annie get Your Gun'?

Answer: Ellin Mackay

Answer: Irving Berlin

Answer: Marie (Irving Berlin song)

Answer: I Love a Piano

Answer: Israel Baline

Answer: Israel Isadore Baline

Answer: IRVING BERLIN

Answer: Israel Isidore Baline


Question: 'The Rape Of The Sabine Women', housed in the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence, is perhaps the best known work of which Mannerist sculptor born in Flanders in 1529?

Answer: Jean de Bologne

Answer: Giovanni Bologna

Answer: GIAMBOLOGNA

Answer: John of Bologna

Answer: Jean Boulogne

Answer: Giambologna

Answer: Gianbologna

Answer: Jean Bologne

Answer: Jean de Boulogne

Answer: Giovanni Da Bologna

Answer: Giovanni da Bologna


Question: Which acid is found in stinging nettles?

Answer: Formic

Answer: FORMIC

Answer: Formic (disambiguation)


Question: The Ore Mountains form a border between Germany and which country?

Answer: 4esko

Answer: Ceská republika

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Tjech republic

Answer: Republique Tcheque

Answer: Czech Republik

Answer: Ceská Republika

Answer: Czeck Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CZ

Answer: The Czech Republic

Answer: CZR

Answer: République Tchèque

Answer: Česko

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Czecho Republic

Answer: Winnerland

Answer: CZECH REPUBLIC

Answer: Protestantism in the Czech Republic

Answer: Tschechien

Answer: Check Republic

Answer: Czechia

Answer: Czech Republci

Answer: Etymology of the Czech Republic

Answer: Cesko

Answer: Česká republika

Answer: Češka

Answer: Cech Republic

Answer: Ceska Republic

Answer: Czech Rep

Answer: The Czeck Republic

Answer: Ceska

Answer: Ceska republika

Answer: Chez republic

Answer: Czec Republic

Answer: Climate of the Czech Republic

Answer: Csehorszag

Answer: Tcheque Republique

Answer: Republica Checa

Answer: Česká Republika

Answer: Cehia

Answer: Czech Rep.

Answer: Czech republic

Answer: Czechi

Answer: Tcheque Republic

Answer: Ceska Republika

Answer: Tjech Republic

Answer: ČR

Answer: Csehország

Answer: República Checa

Answer: Subdivisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Bohemia-Moravia


Question: On which island was the actor Errol Flynn born?

Answer: Taswegian

Answer: Local government in Tasmania

Answer: Geography of Tasmania

Answer: AU-TAS

Answer: Tsmnia

Answer: Tasmania, Australia

Answer: Tasmanian

Answer: Tasmania (Australia)

Answer: Tasmanian people

Answer: Tasmnaia

Answer: Tasmania - Australia

Answer: Tasmania

Answer: Tasmanian cuisine

Answer: Geography of tasmania

Answer: TASMANIA

Answer: Tazzie


Question: In the original television series of 'Star Trek' (not the pilot edition) who played the part of 'Scottie'?

Answer: James Montgomery Doohan

Answer: James Doohan

Answer: JAMES DOOHAN

Answer: Jimmy Doohan


Question: Which is the largest city on the Caspian Sea?

Answer: Benzite/old version

Answer: Battle of Cheron

Answer: Arcadians (Star Trek)

Answer: Bolian

Answer: BAKU

Answer: El-Aurian

Answer: Angosian

Answer: Kazon collective

Answer: List of Star Trek races

Answer: Betazoids

Answer: Major planetary nations of Star Trek

Answer: Changelings (Star Trek)

Answer: Akritirians

Answer: Berellians

Answer: Remans

Answer: Antedeans

Answer: Ba'ku

Answer: Anticans

Answer: Tomed

Answer: Betazoid

Answer: Arcadian (Star Trek)

Answer: Reman starships

Answer: Antedean

Answer: Bolians

Answer: List of Star Trek Races

Answer: Changeling (Star Trek)

Answer: Kazon-Ogla

Answer: Jem'Hadar

Answer: Birthing chamber (Benzite)

Answer: List of races in Star Trek

Answer: Therbian

Answer: Berellian

Answer: Akritirian

Answer: Star Trek races

Answer: Bolian (Star Trek)

Answer: First Maje

Answer: Lady Q

Answer: Aaamazzarite

Answer: Q Continuum (Star Trek)

Answer: Rhinasu Galæ

Answer: Q2 (Star Trek)

Answer: Star Trek species

Answer: The Race of Listeners

Answer: Bandi (Star Trek)

Answer: Edosian

Answer: Bynars

Answer: O (star trek)

Answer: Great Link

Answer: El Aurian

Answer: Arcturian (Star Trek)

Answer: Kazon

Answer: Benzites

Answer: Benzite

Answer: Kazon ship classes

Answer: Hirogen

Answer: Aenar

Answer: Jem hadar

Answer: El-Aurians

Answer: Tomed Incident

Answer: Allasomorph

Answer: Bynar

Answer: Great Link (Star Trek)

Answer: Antican (Star Trek)

Answer: Jem 'Hadar


Question: Which daily column in the Daily Express began in 1917 and continues to this day?

Answer: The Beachcomber

Answer: The Vessel of Wrath

Answer: 'BEACHCOMBER'


Question: Which island was home to Odysseus?

Answer: Ithake

Answer: Theaki

Answer: Ithaca, Greece

Answer: Ithaki

Answer: Cape Melissa

Answer: Itháki

Answer: ITHACA

Answer: Ιθάκη

Answer: Val di Conspare

Answer: Ithaca Island

Answer: Ithaca (Greece)

Answer: Thaki

Answer: Ithaca (island)

Answer: Lazaretto Islet

Answer: Ithaca

Answer: Ithaca (Greek)

Answer: Ithaca (Island)


Question: Which artist founded 'Der Bleu Reiter' group with Franz Marc?

Answer: WASSILY KANDINSKI


Question: Which European flag consists of three horizontal stripes, red at the top and bottom, white in the centre?

Answer: The Republic of Austria

Answer: Oesterreich

Answer: Eastreach

Answer: Österrike

Answer: Easterrealm

Answer: AUSTRIA

Answer: Austurriki

Answer: Republik Österreich

Answer: Osterreich

Answer: Austurríki

Answer: Austrian Republic

Answer: Republik Osterreich

Answer: Avstria

Answer: Österreich

Answer: Republik Oesterreich

Answer: Administrative divisions of Austria

Answer: Ostria

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AT

Answer: Alpine Deutschen

Answer: Austria

Answer: Oostenrijk

Answer: Architecture of Austria

Answer: Republic of Austria

Answer: Etymology of Austria

Answer: Autriche

Answer: Austrian architecture


Question: Which boxer fought Mohammed Ali in the fight known as 'The Thriller In Manilla'?

Answer: Joe Speedo Frazier

Answer: Joe Fraser

Answer: Joe Frazier

Answer: Smokin' Joe Frazier

Answer: Joe Frasier

Answer: Smoking Joe Frazier

Answer: JOE FRAZIER


Question: Also the director of 'Insomnia' and 'The Dark Knight', who directed the 2010 sci-fi film 'Inception'?

Answer: CHRISTOPHER NOLAN

Answer: Christopher Nolan

Answer: Christopher Nolan Filmography

Answer: Christopher Nolan filmography

Answer: Christopher nolan


Question: Which group had a number one hit in July 2010 with 'The Club Is Alive'?

Answer: Lossless JPEG

Answer: 'JLS'

Answer: JPEG-LS

Answer: JPEG Lossless Compression

Answer: Jpeg-ls

Answer: .jls

Answer: JPEG LS

Answer: JPEG Lossless


Question: In which country were both the 'G8' and 'G20' summits held in June 2010?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: Caroline of Brunswick was the queen of which British king?

Answer: George, Prince Regent

Answer: King George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: GEORGE IV

Answer: George the Fourth

Answer: George IV of Great Britain

Answer: George IV of the UK

Answer: King George IV

Answer: George IV of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George IV of the United Kingdom

Answer: George IV

Answer: Regency Bill

Answer: George IV of England

Answer: George IV of Scotland

Answer: George IV Hanover

Answer: George IV of Hanover

Answer: George iv

Answer: George iv of the united kingdom

Answer: George IV of Britain

Answer: George IV (Hanover)


Question: Anne of Bohemia was the wife of which English king?

Answer: Richard ii

Answer: Richard II, King of the English

Answer: Richard, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: Richard II (England)

Answer: Richard II, King of England

Answer: Richard II

Answer: King Richard II of England

Answer: RICHARD II

Answer: King Richard II

Answer: Richard II of england

Answer: Richard II of England


Question: 'Original Pirate Material' was the 2002 debut album of which UK act?

Answer: 'THE STREETS'

Answer: Computers & Blues

Answer: The Streets

Answer: The streets


Question: Which renowned explorer was killed while searching for Umberto Nobile and his airship 'Italia' in 1928?

Answer: Raoul Amundsen

Answer: Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amundsen

Answer: Amudsen

Answer: Roald Engelbrecht Gravning Amundsen

Answer: ROALD AMUNDSEN

Answer: Roald Amundsen

Answer: Amundsen


Question: In which town in Flanders could you visit the World War I memorial called the Menin Gate?

Answer: Brielen

Answer: Wieltje

Answer: Ieper

Answer: Ypern

Answer: Ypres, Belgium

Answer: Zuidschote

Answer: Voormezele

Answer: Dikkebus

Answer: Ypres

Answer: Leper, Belgium

Answer: Ieper, Belgium

Answer: Vlamertinge

Answer: Iper

Answer: Ypers

Answer: Sint-Jan

Answer: YPRES


Question: In Wagner's opera 'Das Rheingold', what was the name of the dwarf who stole the gold from the 'Rhine Maidens'?

Answer: Alberich

Answer: 'ALBERICH'

Answer: Elberich


Question: Which vast area of flat, arid country in Australia takes its name from the Latin for 'no trees'?

Answer: NULLARBOR PLAIN

Answer: Nullabor Plains

Answer: Nullarbor desert

Answer: Nullabore

Answer: Nullabor Plain

Answer: Nullabor

Answer: Nullarbor Plateau

Answer: Nullarboor

Answer: Nullarbor Plains

Answer: Nullabor plain

Answer: Nullarbour

Answer: Nullabour

Answer: Nullabour plain

Answer: Nullarbor Plain xeric shrublands

Answer: Nullarbor Plains xeric shrublands

Answer: Nullarbore Plain

Answer: Nullabore Plain

Answer: Nullarbor Coast

Answer: Nullarbore

Answer: Nullaboor

Answer: Nullarbor

Answer: Nullaboar

Answer: Nullabor desert

Answer: Nullarbor plain

Answer: Nullarbor Plain

Answer: Nullarbour Plain


Question: Which village in Sweden has four chemical elements named after it?

Answer: Ytterby

Answer: YTTERBY

Answer: Ytterby, Sweden


Question: What was the name of the short-lived republic that existed in south-eastern Nigeria between 1967 and 1970?

Answer: Biafran Air Force

Answer: List of Heads of State of Biafra

Answer: Biafra

Answer: BIAFRA

Answer: Bịafra

Answer: Republic of Biafra

Answer: Heads of State of Biafra

Answer: Presidents of Biafra

Answer: Republic Of Biafra

Answer: Nigeria-Biafra war

Answer: Head of State of Biafra

Answer: Biáfra

Answer: Biafrian

Answer: Biafran

Answer: Biafra, Republic of


Question: In which American state is Gettysburg, where Abraham Lincoln made his famous address?

Answer: Pennyslvania, United States

Answer: Cuisine of Pennsylvania

Answer: US-PA

Answer: Pennsilfaani

Answer: Pennsylvannia

Answer: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Answer: Pensylvania

Answer: 2nd State

Answer: Pennsylvania, United States of America

Answer: Pennsylvania (state)

Answer: Penn's Woods

Answer: The Oil State

Answer: The Keystone State

Answer: Second State

Answer: The Quaker State

Answer: Pennfylvania

Answer: The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Answer: Keystone State

Answer: PA state

Answer: State of pennsylvania

Answer: Penn.

Answer: Pennslyvania

Answer: State of Pennsylvania

Answer: Transport in Pennsylvania

Answer: The Coal State

Answer: Pennsylvania, United States

Answer: PA (state)

Answer: Pennsylvania

Answer: Penna.

Answer: Keystone state

Answer: Economy of Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsilvania

Answer: Pennylvania

Answer: Pensylvaina

Answer: EPnnsylvania

Answer: Religion in Pennsylvania

Answer: PENNSYLVANIA

Answer: Pencilvania

Answer: Demographics of Pennsylvania

Answer: Transportation in Pennsylvania

Answer: Pennsylvana

Answer: Pennsylvania (U.S. state)


Question: Who was the Romanian gymnast who scored the first ever perfect ten at the Olympic Games of 1976?

Answer: NADIA COMANECI

Answer: Nadia Elena Comăneci

Answer: Nadia Comăneci

Answer: Comaneci

Answer: Nadia Comenici

Answer: Nadia Comeneci

Answer: Comaneci, Nadia

Answer: Nadia Comaneci

Answer: Comăneci

Answer: Nadia Elena Comaneci

Answer: Nadia comeneci


Question: Mexico has borders with three other countries. One is the USA. Name either of the other two?

Answer: BELIZE or GUATEMALA


Question: Which word which begins 'ou....' is a secret dungeon with access through a door in its ceiling?

Answer: Dungeon

Answer: OUBLIETTE

Answer: Oubliette

Answer: Dungeons

Answer: The Dungeon

Answer: Dunngeon


Question: Who was the head of the German Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda from 1933 to 1945?

Answer: Gobels, Joseph

Answer: Dr. Goebbels

Answer: Dr Paul Josef Goebbels

Answer: Joseph Gobbels

Answer: Dr Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Josef Goebbel

Answer: Paul Joseph Göbbels

Answer: Göbbles, Joseph

Answer: Joseph Goebelles

Answer: Joseph Goebles

Answer: Göbbels, Joseph

Answer: Paul Joseph Gobbels

Answer: Paul Josef Gobbels

Answer: Paul Joseph Goebels

Answer: Goebbles

Answer: Josef Goebbels

Answer: Goebles, Joseph

Answer: Joseph Göbbels

Answer: Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Paul Josef Gobels

Answer: Goebbles, Joseph

Answer: Josef Gobels

Answer: Goebles

Answer: Goebells

Answer: Josef Göbels

Answer: Goebels, Joseph

Answer: Gobbels

Answer: Josef Goebles

Answer: Goebbels, Paul Joseph

Answer: Goebbelsian

Answer: Dr Josef Goebbels

Answer: Josef Goebbles

Answer: Goebbels, Joseph

Answer: Josef Goebels

Answer: Paul Josef Goebels

Answer: Josef Gobbels

Answer: Paul Josef Göbels

Answer: Göbels, Joseph

Answer: Dr Paul Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Josef Goebells

Answer: Göbbels

Answer: Gøbbels

Answer: Goebels

Answer: Paul Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Paul Joseph Gobels

Answer: JOSEPH GOEBBELS

Answer: Dr. Josef Goebbels

Answer: Joseph Gobels

Answer: Dr. Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Paul Joseph Göbels

Answer: Joseph Goebbles

Answer: Gobbels, Joseph

Answer: Josef Göbbles

Answer: Dr Paul Goebbels

Answer: Joseph Goebels

Answer: Joseph Gobbles

Answer: Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels

Answer: Goebbels

Answer: Joseph Göbels

Answer: Dr Goebbels

Answer: Dr. Paul Goebbels

Answer: Dr. Paul Josef Goebbels

Answer: Paul Josef Goebbels

Answer: Paul Josef Göbbels

Answer: Paul Goebbels

Answer: Joseph Göbbles

Answer: Joseph Geobbels

Answer: Josef Göbbels

Answer: Dr josep goebbles


Question: On a clothing label a cross through what shape means 'Do Not Dry Clean'?

Answer: Centre for Innovation Research and Competence in the Learning Economy (CIRCLE)

Answer: Centre for Innovation, Research and Competence in the Learning Economy

Answer: Centre for Innovation, Research and Competence in the Learning Economy (CIRCLE)

Answer: CIRCLE, Lund

Answer: CIRCLE (research institute)

Answer: CIRCLE


Question: Name either of the Sovereign Base Areas of the UK on Cyprus?

Answer: AKROTIRI or DHEKELIA


Question: Which planet has a diameter that is closest to that of the Earth?

Answer: VENUS


Question: Although the Okapi has markings similar to a Zebra, it is most closely related to which other mammal?

Answer: GIRAFFE

Answer: GIRAFFE Radar


Question: In internet domain names what country is represented by the domain code '.se'?

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: In which year of the 1940's did Al Capone die?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and forty-seven

Answer: 1947


Question: "Which village, whose name means ""Happy Valley"", claims to be the exact centre of England?"

Answer: MERIDEN

Answer: Meriden

Answer: Meriden (disambiguation)


Question: In which year in the 1930's were Bonnie and Clyde killed?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-four

Answer: 1934


Question: Herb of Grace is the name given to which strong- smelling herb?

Answer: Rue

Answer: Ruta graveolens

Answer: Common rue

Answer: Common Rue


Question: Who won a Best Actress Oscar for the 1940 film 'Kitty Foyle'?

Answer: Virginia Katherine McMath

Answer: Virginia Katherine Mcmath

Answer: Ginger Rogers

Answer: Virginia McMath


Question: What was the name of politician Cecil Parkinson's mistress and mother of his child?

Answer: Sarah Keays


Question: What is the name of the basket used to keep bees?

Answer: Bee hives

Answer: Bee colonies

Answer: Bee colony

Answer: Bee hive

Answer: WBC hives

Answer: Beehive symbolism

Answer: Skep

Answer: WBC hive

Answer: Beehive

Answer: Utah state emblem

Answer: Beehive (beekeeping)

Answer: Log gum

Answer: Beehives

Answer: Box hive


Question: Who received a Best Actress Oscar award for the 1954 film 'The Country Girt'?

Answer: Princess Grace of Monaco

Answer: Grace of Monaco

Answer: Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco

Answer: Grace de Monaco

Answer: Gracekelly

Answer: Grace Patricia Kelly

Answer: Grace kelly

Answer: Grace, Princess of Monaco

Answer: Grace of monaco

Answer: GracePatriciaKelly

Answer: Gracia, Princess of Monaco

Answer: Grace Kelly

Answer: Princess Grace


Question: Malabo is the capital of which African country?

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: Which precious gem is the birthstone for May?

Answer: Synthetic emerald

Answer: Emerald

Answer: Emeralds

Answer: Trapiche emerald

Answer: Smaragdos

Answer: The Emerald Streak


Question: Who is the current Wimbledon Ladies Singles champion?

Answer: Petra kvitova

Answer: Kvitová

Answer: Kvitova

Answer: Petra Kvitová

Answer: Petra Kvitova


Question: In which Joan Crawford Oscar winning film did the eponymous heroine run a successful restaurant?

Answer: Mildred Pierce (novel)

Answer: Mildred Pierce (movie)

Answer: Mildred Pierce


Question: What was the realm of the gods in Norse mythology?

Answer: Asguard

Answer: Asgard

Answer: Asgaard

Answer: Ásgarðr

Answer: Åsgard

Answer: Ásaland

Answer: Asgardr

Answer: Ásgard

Answer: Asgård

Answer: Asaland

Answer: Aasgard

Answer: Ásgardr

Answer: Asgarthr

Answer: Godheim


Question: Which Chilean socialist leader was deposed and killed by General Pinochet during a U.S. backed coup in 1973?

Answer: Allende Gossens

Answer: Salvador Gossens

Answer: Allende, Salvador

Answer: (Salvador) Allende

Answer: Salvador Allende

Answer: Salvador Gossens Allende

Answer: Allende's last speech

Answer: Salvador Allende Gossens


Question: The Luas Tram system serves which European capital city?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:IEDUB

Answer: Dublin city center

Answer: City Centre, Dublin

Answer: Dublin, Ireland

Answer: BÁC

Answer: Baile Atha Cliath

Answer: Baile átha Cliath

Answer: Dublin City Center

Answer: Central Dublin

Answer: Dublin Culture

Answer: Dublin (Ireland)

Answer: The weather in Dublin

Answer: Dubh Linn

Answer: Dublin

Answer: Dublin City, Ireland

Answer: Dublin City Centre

Answer: Capital of Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin city centre

Answer: Capital of Ireland

Answer: City Center, Dublin

Answer: Europe/Dublin

Answer: Dyflin

Answer: City of Dublin

Answer: Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland

Answer: Capital of the Republic of Ireland

Answer: Dublin, County Dublin

Answer: Dublín

Answer: West Dublin

Answer: Dublin (city)

Answer: Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Answer: Baile Átha Cliath


Question: In which book of the Bible would you find the death of Moses?

Answer: Deu.

Answer: Book of Dt

Answer: The Book of Deuteronomy

Answer: Deuteronomy

Answer: Book of Deut

Answer: Deutoronomy

Answer: Deuteronomic

Answer: Deut.

Answer: Book of Deut.

Answer: Book of Deuteronomy

Answer: Book Deuteronomy

Answer: The book of Deuteronomy

Answer: Duderonomy


Question: Excluding caretaker managers, who is the only Scottish manager in the Premier League for the 2015-2016 season?

Answer: Alex Neil (Norwich City)


Question: "Meaning ""optimistic"" or ""confident"", what name in art is given to a dark red colour (particularly chalk)?"

Answer: Sanguine


Question: "Name the year - Guernica is destroyed by German aircraft assisting Franco, Amelia Earhardt disappears over the Pacific and the first full length animated film ""Snow White and the seven dwarves"" is released?"

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-seven

Answer: 1937


Question: "Which pop group originally called ""Garden Wall"" changed their name when it was said they were ""Born"" their first top ten hit was ""Follow you Follow me"" in 1978?"

Answer: Génesis

Answer: Genesis (Album)

Answer: Genesis (song)

Answer: Genisis

Answer: Genesis (album)

Answer: Book of Genesis (disambiguation)

Answer: Genesis (film)

Answer: Genesis

Answer: Genesis (disambiguation)


Question: Who was the executioner of Louis XVI?

Answer: Sansom


Question: The adjective sagittate means shaped like which object?

Answer: Arrow head

Answer: Arrowhead

Answer: Stone arrowhead

Answer: Broad-heads

Answer: Broadhead

Answer: Arrow-head

Answer: Broad-head

Answer: Arrow(head)

Answer: Arrowheads

Answer: Broadheads


Question: 'Whom we invite to see us crowned at Scone' is a line from which Shakespeare 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: With reference to interest rates for what does the T stand in TIBOR?

Answer: 東京都

Answer: Economy of Tokyo

Answer: Demographics of Tokyo

Answer: 東京

Answer: Tõkyõ

Answer: Oyata

Answer: UN/LOCODE:JPTYO

Answer: Toukyo

Answer: Tōkyō, Japan

Answer: Tōkyo

Answer: JP-13

Answer: Tōkyō Met.

Answer: Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture

Answer: To-kyo

Answer: Tokio Metropolis

Answer: Tôkiô

Answer: Oyata, Tokyo

Answer: Tohkyoh

Answer: Economy of tokyo

Answer: Toukyou-to

Answer: Tókio

Answer: Tokyo

Answer: Toky

Answer: To Kyo

Answer: Tōkyō Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō-to

Answer: Tokyo (Japan)

Answer: Tōkyō, JP-13

Answer: Tôkyô Prefecture

Answer: Tôkyô, Japan

Answer: Dōngjīng (Japan)

Answer: Outlying islands of Tokyo

Answer: Toukyou

Answer: Toyko, Japan

Answer: TOKYO

Answer: Tōkei

Answer: Tokyo Met.

Answer: Tôkyô

Answer: Tokeo

Answer: Tokei

Answer: Tokyo-To

Answer: Tokyo Plain

Answer: Kudanzaka

Answer: Toukiou

Answer: Tokyo, Tokyo

Answer: To kyo

Answer: Tookioo

Answer: Metropolitan Tokyo

Answer: Tokyo, Japan

Answer: ToKyo

Answer: Toquio

Answer: Toyko

Answer: Tookyoo

Answer: To-Kyo

Answer: Tokyoh

Answer: Tōkyō Metropolis

Answer: Tokyo Administrative District

Answer: Tõkiõ

Answer: Tokyo in pop culture

Answer: Tokyo,Japan

Answer: Tokyo City and Prefecture

Answer: Tōkyō

Answer: Tokyoto


Question: Matt Busby played for Manchester City from 1928 to 1936. Which club did he play for from 1936 to 1941?

Answer: Liverpudlian

Answer: Liverpudlians

Answer: Liverpool, UK

Answer: Liverpool (borough)

Answer: Liverpool, Britain

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool

Answer: The weather in Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool (England)

Answer: Liverpool/Archive 1

Answer: Lerpwl

Answer: County Borough of Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Scouseland

Answer: Liverpool, Merseyside

Answer: Landmarks in Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool, England

Answer: L'POOL

Answer: Liverpool, U.K.


Question: George and Mildred and Robin's Nest were spin-offs from which TV series of the 1970s?

Answer: Man About the House (film)

Answer: One for the Road (Man About the House)

Answer: Man About The House

Answer: Man About the House

Answer: Man about the House


Question: The Angostura Bridge crosses the Orinoco River in which country?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VE

Answer: Venezula

Answer: Venezuela, RB

Answer: Republica de Venezuela

Answer: Venuzeula

Answer: The Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela

Answer: Venizuela

Answer: Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Venazeula

Answer: Bolivaria

Answer: Republic of Venezuela

Answer: Venezuala

Answer: Venecuela

Answer: Venzuela

Answer: VENEZULEA

Answer: República Bolivariana de Venezuela

Answer: Etymology of Venezuela

Answer: Benezuela

Answer: Venzauela

Answer: VEN

Answer: Venezeula

Answer: Republica de venezuela

Answer: Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

Answer: BRV

Answer: Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of

Answer: Name of Venezuela

Answer: V'zuela


Question: In which US state was singer Bruno Mars born?

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: In which city was King George II born?

Answer: Hanover

Answer: Hannovre

Answer: Hannover

Answer: Hanover, Germany

Answer: Hannover, Germany

Answer: Hannover's Museums

Answer: Hannover UNRRA displaced persons camp

Answer: Hannoveraner

Answer: Offensen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEHAJ


Question: Which book of the Old Testament explains how the festival of Purim came to be celebrated by the Jews?

Answer: Esther


Question: In the opening of which recent comedy film, a sequel, is Justin Bieber shot by an assassin, but manages to pose for a selfie, edit it and post it online before he dies?

Answer: 2oolander

Answer: Zoolander (2)

Answer: Zoolander 2


Question: In which novel does Flora Poste move to live with her relatives, the Starkadders, in Sussex?

Answer: I saw something nasty in the woodshed

Answer: Flora Poste

Answer: Cold Comfort Farm


Question: Who became Prime Minister of Canada in November last year?

Answer: Trudeau, justin

Answer: Justin trudeau

Answer: Justin Trudeau


Question: Which quadrilateral has one pair of parallel edges of unequal length?

Answer: Trapezium (disambiguation)

Answer: Trapezium


Question: "Who wrote the opera ""Gloriana"" for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II?"

Answer: Britten, Benjamin

Answer: Benjamin, Baron Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten

Answer: Ballets by Benjamin Britten

Answer: Britten

Answer: Lord Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: Baron Britten

Answer: Baron Britten of Aldeburgh

Answer: Britten, Benjamin, Baron

Answer: Benjamin Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten OM CH

Answer: Benjamin Britten, 1st Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamen Britten

Answer: E B Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britain

Answer: Benjamin britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM CH


Question: In which part of the human body would you find the Sphenoid bone?

Answer: Quadratojugal fenestrae

Answer: Temporal fenstra

Answer: Supratemporal

Answer: Post-temporal fenestrae

Answer: Postfrontal

Answer: Skull (anatomy)

Answer: Temporal fenestrae

Answer: Quadratojugal fenestra

Answer: Skulled

Answer: Cranial ridges

Answer: Symplectic bone

Answer: Temporal fenestra

Answer: Mandibular fenestra

Answer: Temporal fenestræ

Answer: Supratemporal fenestra

Answer: Crania

Answer: Skull fenestra

Answer: Cranial bone

Answer: Mandibular fenestrae

Answer: Skull

Answer: Animal skulls

Answer: Cranium (anatomy)

Answer: Post-temporal fenestra

Answer: Cranial ridge

Answer: Temporal Fenestra

Answer: Temporal opening

Answer: Orbital fenestra

Answer: Palatal fenestrae

Answer: Palatal fenestra

Answer: Fenestra pseudorotunda

Answer: Animal skull

Answer: Intertemporal

Answer: Skull bones

Answer: Skull bone

Answer: Skulle

Answer: Nasal fenestra

Answer: Cranium

Answer: Skull fenestrae

Answer: Skulls

Answer: Orbital fenestrae


Question: 'Uncle Harry's Coat' was the first garment produced by which famous jacket manufacturer, based in Simonside, Newcastle Upon Tyne?

Answer: Barbour (disambiguation)

Answer: Barbour


Question: In 2006 Orhan Pamuk became the first Nobel Laureate from which country, when he won the literature prize?

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey (country)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikasi

Answer: Turky

Answer: Turkei

Answer: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: Tuerkiye

Answer: Turquie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TR

Answer: Turquia

Answer: TurkeY

Answer: Turkey (Country)

Answer: Turkiye

Answer: Turkey (state)

Answer: Terky

Answer: Republic of Turkey

Answer: Türkiye

Answer: Turkish Republic

Answer: Republic of Turkiye

Answer: Turkish republic

Answer: The Republic of Turkey

Answer: Turkey (nation)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikası

Answer: Türkei

Answer: Tuerkei

Answer: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: TURKEY

Answer: Republic of turkey

Answer: Etymology of Turkey

Answer: Turkie

Answer: Turkia

Answer: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Question: Which U.S. president was born Leslie Lynch King Jr.?

Answer: President Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford Jr.

Answer: Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr.

Answer: Leslie L King

Answer: Leslie King, Jr.

Answer: Ford administration

Answer: Gerald R Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr

Answer: (Gerald) Ford

Answer: Birth and life of Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford administration

Answer: Gerald fod

Answer: Vice President Ford

Answer: Nixon pardon

Answer: Ford Administration

Answer: Presidency of Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Jerry Ford

Answer: U.S. President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford

Answer: Presidency of Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald ford

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.

Answer: Presidency of gerald ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford

Answer: President Gerald Ford

Answer: Gerald Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerald R. Ford, Jr.

Answer: Gerry Ford

Answer: Leslie Lynch King Jr

Answer: Gerald Ford

Answer: Leslie L. King

Answer: Leslie Lynch King, Jr.

Answer: 38th President of the United States

Answer: Leslie King, Jr

Answer: President Ford

Answer: Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr.


Question: Which European city is served by Domodedovo Airport?

Answer: Moskou

Answer: Moskow

Answer: Moscow, USSR

Answer: Moscow, Russian Federation

Answer: MOCKBA

Answer: Moscovite

Answer: Moscú

Answer: Moscova

Answer: Moscou

Answer: Moscow

Answer: Capital of Russia

Answer: RU-MOW

Answer: Architecture of Moscow

Answer: Moskva, Russia

Answer: RUMOW

Answer: Demographics of Moscow

Answer: City of Moscow

Answer: Москва

Answer: Western Moscow

Answer: UN/LOCODE:RUMOW

Answer: Moscow, Russia

Answer: Moscow (Russia)

Answer: Moscva

Answer: Moscow, Soviet Union

Answer: Mockba

Answer: Moskva (city)

Answer: Moscow, Russian SFSR

Answer: Moskva Federal City, Russia

Answer: Moscow, Russia (Federation)


Question: Which Austrian composer who lived from 1797 to 1828 was nicknamed 'The Little Mushroom'?

Answer: Graz Waltzes

Answer: Schubert

Answer: Schubertiad

Answer: (Franz) Schubert

Answer: Franz Peter Schubert

Answer: Schubert, Franz

Answer: Franz Schubert

Answer: Шуберт

Answer: Franz Shubert


Question: Which French romantic artist who painted Massacre at Chios and Women of Algiers was born on this day in 1798?

Answer: Delacroix, Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène

Answer: Delacroix, Ferdinand Victor Eugene

Answer: Ferdinand-Victor-Eugene Delacroix

Answer: Eugene Delacroix

Answer: Eugène Ferdinand Victor Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand-Eugène-Victor Delacroix

Answer: (Eugene) Delacroix

Answer: Delacroix, Ferdinand-Victor-Eugene

Answer: Ferdinand Victor Eugene Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand-Victor-Eugène Delacroix

Answer: Eugene de la Croix

Answer: Eugène Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand-Victor Eugene Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand Victor Eugène Delacroix

Answer: Delacroix, Ferdinand Victor Eugène

Answer: Eugene Ferdinand Victor Delacroix

Answer: Ferdinand Victor Eugen Delacroix


Question: Which animal is the emblem of the USA.'s Republican Party?

Answer: Elephantinely

Answer: Elephant tusks

Answer: Rogue Elephant

Answer: Elephant

Answer: Elephant hunting

Answer: Elephantineness

Answer: Elephant hunter

Answer: Rogue elephant

Answer: Baby elephants

Answer: Brown elephants

Answer: ELEPHANT

Answer: Elephan

Answer: פיל

Answer: Elephant population

Answer: Elephant evolution

Answer: Elefonts

Answer: Evolution of elephants

Answer: Elephants

Answer: Mating elephants

Answer: Elaphant

Answer: Elephant rage

Answer: Gestation period for elephants

Answer: Elephant tusk

Answer: Sexual behavior of elephants


Question: Which canal joins the North Sea at Brunsbüttel?

Answer: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal

Answer: Kiel Canal

Answer: Kaiser Wilhelm Canal

Answer: Kiel canal

Answer: The Kiel Canal


Question: Which cartoon character lived in Bunkerton Castle?

Answer: Lord Snooty

Answer: Lord Snooty and his Pals

Answer: Lord Snooty the Third

Answer: Big Fat Joe

Answer: Doubting Thomas (Beano)

Answer: Contrary Mary

Answer: Lord Snooty's giant poisoned electric head

Answer: Swanky Lanky Liz


Question: Yellowknife is the capital of which Canadian territory?

Answer: Territoires du Nord-Ouest

Answer: Northwest Territory, Canada

Answer: Northwest Territories, Canada

Answer: Northwest Terrritory

Answer: NW Territories

Answer: Northwest Territorian

Answer: Northwest territories

Answer: CA-NT

Answer: Denendeh

Answer: GNWT

Answer: Denedeh

Answer: Les Territoires du Nord-Ouest

Answer: North-West Territories

Answer: North West Territories

Answer: Northwest Territories

Answer: The Northwest Territories


Question: In athletics, which women's world record is better than the men's?

Answer: Discus (women's discus is half the weight)

Discus (women's discus is half the weight)


Question: The male symbol is a logo for which Car Company?

Answer: Glossary of Volvo features

Answer: Volvo Group

Answer: The Volvo Group

Answer: Aktiebolaget Volvo

Answer: AB Volvo

Answer: AB Volvo USA

Answer: Volvo

Answer: Volvo ReCharge Concept

Answer: Volvo Aktiebolaget

Answer: Volvo AB

Answer: Volvokoncernen


Question: To which genus of plant does the Azalea belong?

Answer: Rhododendron

Answer: Pink rhododendron

Answer: Rhodedendron

Answer: Lali Gurans

Answer: R. giganteum

Answer: Rodedendron

Answer: Rhododendrons

Answer: Azaleia

Answer: Rhododendron giganteum

Answer: Buransh

Answer: Azaléia


Question: In September 1645 after the surrender of which city, was Prince Rupert dismissed by Charles I?

Answer: Bristol (England)

Answer: Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol

Answer: Bristol, UK

Answer: Bristol, England

Answer: Bristolshire

Answer: City of Bristol, United Kingdom

Answer: Bristol; City of UA

Answer: Brycgstow

Answer: County Borough of Bristol

Answer: Bristol (district)

Answer: Westbury Park Primary School

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBBRS

Answer: BRISTOL

Answer: Brizzle

Answer: The weather in Bristol

Answer: City of Bristol

Answer: Unitary Authority of Bristol


Question: In German cuisine, what type of food is Stollen?

Answer: Fruit Loaf


Question: What was Quipu to the ancient Incas

Answer: Counting System (Tying knots in string)


Question: """There was a lot of rocking going on that night, cruising time for the young bright lights"", are the first lines of which 1978 number one hit?"

Answer: Rat Trap (Boomtown Rats).


Question: Rahere, an Anglo-Norman monk, founded which London hospital in 1123?

Answer: St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church

Answer: St. Bart's

Answer: St. Bartholomew's

Answer: Saint-Barthelemy, France

Answer: St. Bartholomew's Church

Answer: Saint Bartholomew's

Answer: St Bartholomew's

Answer: Cathedral of St. Bartholomew

Answer: St barts

Answer: St. Bartholomew's (disambiguation)

Answer: St Bartholomew's Church

Answer: Saint Bartholomew's Church

Answer: Saint-Barthélemy, France

Answer: Barts


Question: "Where in the human body would you find the ""Island of Reil""?"

Answer: Brain cell

Answer: Encephalon

Answer: Brainy

Answer: Brain function

Answer: Mind myths

Answer: The brain

Answer: Mammalian brain

Answer: Visual verbal ability

Answer: The Brain

Answer: Mind Myths

Answer: Brain functions

Answer: Brain

Answer: Brain metabolism

Answer: Brain marrow

Answer: Brain Function

Answer: Vertebrate brain


Question: Who is the current occupant of Dorneywood in Buckinghamshire?

Answer: Gideon Osborne

Answer: Chancellor George Osborne

Answer: George Osbourne

Answer: George osborne

Answer: George Gideon Oliver Osborne

Answer: George Osborne MP

Answer: Gideon George Oliver Osborne

Answer: George Osborne


Question: "Complete the proverb; ""Hope for the best....""?"

Answer: But prepare for the worst


Question: Interflug was the national airline of which country from 1963 to 1990?

Answer: EAST GERMANY (or GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)

EAST GERMANY (or GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)


Question: Albacore, bigeye and longtail are species of what type of fish?

Answer: Transurethral needle ablation

Answer: Transurethral needle ablation of the prostate

Answer: Trans urethral needle ablation of the prostate

Answer: T.U.N.A.

Answer: TUNA

Answer: Transurethral radiofrequency ablation


Question: What is the first name of either of the twin brothers of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter books?

Answer: FRED or GEORGE


Question: The towns of Bangor and Carrickfergus lie on opposite shores of which Lough in Northern Ireland?

Answer: BELFAST LOUGH

Answer: Carrickfergus Bay

Answer: Belfast Lough


Question: "Complete the name of the group for whom Young Girl was a Number One single in 1968 – ""Gary ???? and the Union Gap""."

Answer: PUCKETT

Answer: Puckette

Answer: Puckett


Question: "Which word completes each of the novels in a series by Enid Blyton - including ""The ??? of the Burnt Cottage"", ""The ??? of the Vanished Prince"" and ""The ??? of the Missing Necklace""?"

Answer: Mystery

Answer: Mysteriousness

Answer: Mystery (disambiguation)

Answer: MYSTERY

Answer: The Mystery

Answer: Mystery (song)

Answer: Mysterious

Answer: Mystery (album)

Answer: Mystery (film)


Question: What is the first word at the top of the front cover of a UK passport?

Answer: The European (disambiguation)

Answer: Europeans (disambiguation)

Answer: The European

Answer: Native European

Answer: European (disambiguation)

Answer: EUROPEAN

Answer: European


Question: Name any of the 88 modern constellations that begin with the letter M.

Answer: MENSA, or MICROSCOPIUM, or MONOCEROS, or MUSCA

MENSA, or MICROSCOPIUM, or MONOCEROS, or MUSCA


Question: What is the cost of a second class stamp (from March 29th)?

Answer: 55 PENCE


Question: Michael Fassbender was nominated as Best Actor at the 88th Academy Awards for his role in which biographical drama?

Answer: Jobs, Steven Paul

Answer: Stephen Jobs

Answer: Steve P Jobs

Answer: Steve Paul Jobs

Answer: Steve Mobbs

Answer: Steven P. Jobs

Answer: ISad

Answer: Steve Jobs

Answer: STEVE JOBS

Answer: Steven P Jobs

Answer: Steven Jobs

Answer: Death of Steve Jobs

Answer: S jobs

Answer: Stevie Jobs

Answer: Remember Steve Jobs

Answer: El jobso

Answer: Steve P. Jobs

Answer: Stev Jobs

Answer: Steve Jobbs

Answer: Mr. Steve Jobs

Answer: Jobs Steve

Answer: Jobsian

Answer: SteveJobs

Answer: His Steveness

Answer: Steven Paul Jobs

Answer: Jobs, Steve

Answer: ICEO

Answer: Steve jobs

Answer: The Steve

Answer: Steve Job

Answer: Steve Jobs dies

Answer: Steve jobs effect


Question: Who was the Principal Conductor of the Halle Orchestra from 1943 to 1970?

Answer: Sir John Barbirolli

Answer: Barbirolli

Answer: Sir Barbirolli

Answer: Barbirolli, Sir John

Answer: SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI

Answer: John Barbirolli


Question: "Who plays the girlfriend, then wife of Michael Corleone in the 1972 film ""The Godfather""?"

Answer: Diane Keaton

Answer: Diane Keaton filmography

Answer: Dianne Keaton

Answer: Diane Hall

Answer: DIANE KEATON

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Diane Keaton


Question: Who is the twin sister of Sebastian in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night?

Answer: Bratsche

Answer: VIOLA

Answer: Alto viola

Answer: Electric viola

Answer: Violas

Answer: Electric Viola

Answer: Viole

Answer: Violist

Answer: Viola


Question: Luzon and Mindanao are the two largest islands in which country?

Answer: Islas Filipinas

Answer: The Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines Republic

Answer: Pinas (country)

Answer: Philipine

Answer: Phillipines

Answer: Republic of Philippines

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PH

Answer: Republic of Pilipinas

Answer: PHILIPPINE

Answer: Regional population of the Philippines

Answer: Fillipines

Answer: The Philipines

Answer: Filippines

Answer: Phillippenes

Answer: Las Islas Filipinas

Answer: Islas de Filipinas

Answer: Filipines

Answer: Legazpi Boulevard

Answer: Republic of the Philippines

Answer: Philippines

Answer: Fillippines

Answer: Philippine archipelago

Answer: Philippine islands

Answer: Philippinan

Answer: The Phillipines

Answer: PHILIPPINES

Answer: The Phillippines

Answer: Lu Sung

Answer: Philippine republic

Answer: Philipines

Answer: Philippine Islands

Answer: Phillipine

Answer: Etymology of the Philippines

Answer: Philippine Archipelago

Answer: Filipino Republic

Answer: Philippines Colonial History

Answer: Phillippines

Answer: Republika ng Pilipinas

Answer: Philippines archipelago

Answer: Pilipinas

Answer: The Philippines

Answer: Philippine

Answer: Philiphines

Answer: Department of Health-Center for Health Development

Answer: Philippenes

Answer: Phillippine

Answer: Phillipenes


Question: Interflug used the AN-2 and AN-24 aircraft - manufactured by which company?

Answer: OKB-153

Answer: Antonov Design Bureau

Answer: Antonov Company

Answer: Antonov

Answer: Antonov ASTC

Answer: Antonov Aeronautical Scientific Technical Complex

Answer: ANTONOV

Answer: ANTONOV Company


Question: Wednesday Friday is the youngest member of which TV family from the 1960s?

Answer: Addams Family, The

Answer: ADDAMS

Answer: The Addams Family

Answer: The addams family

Answer: Adam's Family

Answer: Addam's Family

Answer: The Addams

Answer: Pubert

Answer: The new Addams Family

Answer: The Addams Family (1992)

Answer: The Addams Family (1973)

Answer: 0001 Cemetery Ridge

Answer: Addams Family

Answer: The Addams Family (1964)

Answer: The Beinekes

Answer: Addams family


Question: In Greek Myth which legendary monster fathered both the Chimera and Cerberus?

Answer: Τυφωεύς

Answer: Typhus (monster)

Answer: Typhon (mythology)

Answer: Τυφώς

Answer: Arima, couch of Typhoeus

Answer: Typhoeus

Answer: Typhaon

Answer: Typhoios

Answer: Typhon

Answer: Τυφῶν

Answer: Typhoean

Answer: Typhos


Question: The Vectis National Party was a political party formed in 1967 which campaigned for crown dependency for which island?

Answer: Isle of White

Answer: Angel Radio

Answer: Isle of Wight UA

Answer: Isle of Wight

Answer: IoW

Answer: Izzle O' Wizzle

Answer: Goddards Brewery

Answer: Isle Of Wight

Answer: Angel Radio (Isle of Wight)

Answer: The Isle of Wight

Answer: Isle of White Facts

Answer: Isle of wight

Answer: Isle of Wight marathon

Answer: Isle of Wight, England

Answer: Yates Brewery

Answer: Isle of Weight

Answer: Isle of white

Answer: Ventnor Brewery


Question: Which metal is added to steel to produce stainless steel?

Answer: Chromium compounds

Answer: Chromium(III)

Answer: Chromium (element)

Answer: Element 24

Answer: Dichromium

Answer: Cromium

Answer: Chromium

Answer: Chronium


Question: The organisation Spectrum appeared in which Gerry Anderson TV series?

Answer: Melody Angel

Answer: Destiny Angel (Captain Scarlet)

Answer: Destiny Angel

Answer: Captain Grey

Answer: Spectrum Organisation

Answer: Captain Ochre

Answer: Captain Scarlet & the Mysterons

Answer: Captain scarlet and the mysterons

Answer: Harmony Angel

Answer: Symphony Angel

Answer: Rhapsody Angel

Answer: Doctor Fawn

Answer: Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons

Answer: Captain Magenta

Answer: Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons


Question: Which band have announced they have recorded the official Wales anthem for the upcoming Euro football championship, entitled Together Stronger (C'mon Wales)?

Answer: Manic Street Preachers

Answer: 70 Songs of Hatred and Failure

Answer: Manic street preachers

Answer: 70 Songs Of Hatred And Failure

Answer: The Manics

Answer: Jenny Watkins-Isnardi

Answer: The manics

Answer: Flicker (musician)

Answer: Manics

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

Answer: The Manic Street Preachers


Question: Bad Guys, You Give a Little Love & So You Wanna be a Boxer are all songs from which musical?

Answer: Bugsy Malone


Question: Which British sculptor is famed for simple geometric shapes carved in wood, stone, bronze and alabaster, such as Pierced Form and Four Square?

Answer: Dame Barbara Hepworth

Answer: Barbara Hepworth

Answer: (Barbara) Hepworth


Question: Han of Iceland, Oedipus in Athens & The Ballet of Unhatched Chicks are all works by which composer?

Answer: Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky

Answer: Modest musorgsky

Answer: Modest Petrovich Moussorgsky

Answer: Modeste Petrovich Moussorgsky

Answer: Модест Петрович Мусоргский

Answer: Modest mussourgsky

Answer: Modest Musorgsky

Answer: (Modest) Mussorgsky

Answer: Musorgsky

Answer: Modest Musorgski

Answer: Modeste Mussorgski

Answer: Mussorgski

Answer: Modest Mussorgski

Answer: Modest Moussorgsky

Answer: Mussorgskian

Answer: Modeste Mussorgsky

Answer: Mussorgsky

Answer: Modest Mussorgsky

Answer: Moussorgsky

Answer: Modeste Mussourgsky

Answer: Modest Moussorgski

Answer: Modest Petrovich Musorgsky

Answer: Моде́ст Петро́вич Му́соргский

Answer: Modest Petrowitsch Mussorgsky

Answer: Modest Musorgskiy

Answer: Modeste Moussorgsky


Question: In 1985 who became the first man to run the 1500 metres in less than 3 mins 30 secs?

Answer: Stephen Cram

Answer: The Jarrow Arrow

Answer: (Steve) Cram

Answer: Steve Cram

Answer: Cram, Steve

Answer: Jarrow Arrow


Question: Which country has the international car registration code HKJ?

Answer: Jordan (country)

Answer: Al-Urdunn

Answer: أردنّ

Answer: JOrdan

Answer: Urdun

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan

Answer: Urdunn

Answer: The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Answer: Administrative divisions of Jordan

Answer: HKJ

Answer: State of Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordanian Kingdom

Answer: Languages of Jordan

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan

Answer: Jordanie

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al

Answer: Al-'Urdun

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JO

Answer: الأردن

Answer: Kingdom of the Jordan

Answer: Ottoman Jordon

Answer: Al-Urdun

Answer: H.K of Jordan

Answer: Etymology of Jordan

Answer: المملكة الأردنّيّة الهاشميّة

Answer: Kingdom of Jordan


Question: In which U S city is the Gateway Arch, the world's tallest arch?

Answer: Missouri St. Louis

Answer: Missouri Saint Louis

Answer: St-Louis

Answer: St. Louis, Mo

Answer: Saint Louis (Mo.)

Answer: St. Louis Missouri

Answer: St Louie

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSTL

Answer: St. Louis (MO)

Answer: St Louis, MO

Answer: St. Lewis, Missouri

Answer: St, Louis, Missouri

Answer: Saint Louis, MO

Answer: St Louis

Answer: St. Louise, Missouri

Answer: Saint Louis Missouri

Answer: St.Louis

Answer: St. Louis, MO

Answer: St Louis Missouri

Answer: City of Saint Louis

Answer: St. Louie

Answer: St.Louis Missouri

Answer: St.Louis, MO

Answer: St Louis, Missouri

Answer: St.Louis, Missouri

Answer: St Louis, Mo

Answer: St louise

Answer: St. louis mo

Answer: Saint Louis (Missouri)

Answer: St louis

Answer: St. Louis, Missouri

Answer: St, Louis, MO

Answer: Rome of the West

Answer: Saint Louis City, Missouri

Answer: Saint Louie

Answer: StLouis

Answer: SAINT LOUIS MO 631xx

Answer: St. Louis City

Answer: Saint louis, mo

Answer: St Louis (MO)

Answer: St. Louis, USA

Answer: Saint Louis City

Answer: City of St. Louis

Answer: Saint Louis, Mo.

Answer: St. Louis City, Missouri

Answer: St. Louis

Answer: Southern Railway (St. Louis)

Answer: St. Lewis, MO

Answer: City of St. Louis, Missouri

Answer: St, Louis

Answer: St louis, mo

Answer: St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Answer: St.Louis, Mo.

Answer: St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Answer: Saint Louis, USA

Answer: Saint Louis, Missouri

Answer: St. Louis, Mo.

Answer: ST LOUIS


Question: Who was the Italian born clown who performed at Blackpool Tower Circus for over forty years?

Answer: Charlie Cairoli

Answer: CHARLIE CAIROLI

Answer: Charlie Caroli


Question: Royton North, Shaw and Werneth are wards in which Metropolitan Borough Council?

Answer: Oldham Mumps

Answer: Oldham

Answer: Aldehulme

Answer: Salem, Greater Manchester

Answer: Oldham, Greater Manchester

Answer: OLDHAM

Answer: Oldham, United Kingdom

Answer: Oldham, England

Answer: Mumps, Oldham

Answer: Oldham, Lancashire


Question: How is Bagatelle Number 25 in A minor for solo piano by Beethoven more commonly known?

Answer: Fuer Elise

Answer: Fuer Elisa

Answer: Fur Elise

Answer: Fur Elyse

Answer: For Elise

Answer: To elise

Answer: Für Elyse

Answer: Bagatelle in A minor

Answer: Bagatelle No. 25

Answer: Fuer Elyse

Answer: Fur Elisa

Answer: F%5CxC3%5CxBCr Elise

Answer: Fur elise

Answer: FÜR ELISE

Answer: Für Elisa

Answer: Für Elise


Question: On a clothing label a circle with a cross through means that you must not do what to the item?

Answer: Dry cleaners

Answer: Dry clean

Answer: Dryclean

Answer: Dry-cleaned

Answer: Drycleaning

Answer: Dry cleaning

Answer: Dry-cleaning

Answer: Dry cleaner

Answer: DRY CLEAN

Answer: Dry clean only

Answer: Dry Cleaning

Answer: Dry cleaning bag

Answer: Dry Cleaning Industry

Answer: Drycleaner

Answer: Dry-cleaning solvent

Answer: Jean Baptiste Jolly


Question: The letters PS underneath a triangle containing the number 6 indicates that an item is made from which plastic?

Answer: POLYSTYRENE

Answer: Thermocole

Answer: Extruded polystyrene

Answer: Expanded Polystyrene Foam

Answer: Thermocol

Answer: Depron foam

Answer: High impact polystyrene

Answer: Thermacol

Answer: EPS Foam Cup

Answer: HIPS Cups

Answer: Poly(styrene)

Answer: 6 (plastic)

Answer: Styrox

Answer: Expanded Polystyrene

Answer: Polystyrene foam

Answer: Expanded-polystyrene

Answer: Polystyrene

Answer: Polystyrol

Answer: Expanded polystyrene foam

Answer: 6 (resin identification code)

Answer: Oriented polystyrene

Answer: EPS Foam Cups

Answer: High Impact Polystyrene

Answer: Polyphenylethene

Answer: Isopor

Answer: Depron

Answer: High-impact polystyrene

Answer: Expanded polystyrene

Answer: High-impact plastic

Answer: Bextrene

Answer: Polystyrenes

Answer: Styropor


Question: Prince Rupert of the Rhine, who fought in the Thirty Years' War, was nephew of which English King, who made him Duke of Cumberland?

Answer: Charles the First

Answer: King Charles I

Answer: CHARLES I

Answer: Charles I

Answer: Charles 1st

Answer: Charles 1

Answer: Charles First

Answer: Charles I (disambiguation)


Question: Which musical features the nurse Nellie Forbush?

Answer: The South Pacific

Answer: SOUTH PACIFIC

Answer: South Pacific (disambiguation)

Answer: South pacific

Answer: South Pacific

Answer: South Pacific (film)


Question: In which U S state is Arches National Park located just outside the city of Moab?

Answer: Utah Coal Railway

Answer: UTAH

Answer: Utah Railway


Question: In which country was England Rugby Union player Dylan Hartley born?

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: Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease is an inherited muscle wasting disease affecting which part of the body?

Answer: The Legs

Answer: The legs

Answer: Betty Grable


Question: Which musical instruction or notation indicates a piece should be played with a tempo having slow movement; restful, at ease?

Answer: Adagio

Answer: Adagio (album)

Answer: Adagio (disambiguation)


Question: "Which English playwright born in 1572 wrote the plays ""Il Volpone"", ""The Alchemist"" & ""Every Man in his Humour""?"

Answer: (Ben)Jonson


Question: OJ presenter Stephen Fry stepped down earlier this year, who has replaced him, she is currently filming the latest series?

Answer: Sandy Toksvig

Answer: (Sandi) Toksvig

Answer: Sandi Toksvig


Question: Which European country has the Cupon as its currency?

Answer: Moldowa

Answer: Moldova (Republic Of)

Answer: Architecture of Moldova

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MD

Answer: Modolva

Answer: Ukrainians in Moldova

Answer: Republica Moldova

Answer: Etymology of Moldova

Answer: Republic of Moldova

Answer: Moldova

Answer: Moldova in World War II

Answer: Moldovan (citizen)

Answer: Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (Republic of)

Answer: The Republic of Moldavia

Answer: Moldova (republic)

Answer: Country MDA

Answer: Moldova, Republic of


Question: What is the capital city of Colombia?

Answer: City of Bogotá

Answer: City of Bogota

Answer: Bogota, Columbia

Answer: Bógota

Answer: Santa Fe de Bacata

Answer: Bacatá

Answer: Bogotano

Answer: Bogotá, Columbia

Answer: Bogotá Capital District

Answer: Distrito Especial, Colombia

Answer: Santafe de Bogota D.C.

Answer: Bogotá, Capital District

Answer: Distrito Capital de Bogotá

Answer: Santafe de Bogota

Answer: UN/LOCODE:COBOG

Answer: Bogota, Capital District

Answer: Bogotá, Colombia

Answer: Bogotá Distrito Capital

Answer: America/Bogota

Answer: Bogotá, Distrito Capital

Answer: Bogot%5CxC3%5CxA1

Answer: Bogotá D.C.

Answer: Capital District (Colombia)

Answer: Santa Fé de Bogotá

Answer: Santafé de Bogotá D.C.

Answer: Distrito Capital de Santa fe de Bogota

Answer: Bogotá, D.C.

Answer: Santa Fe de Bogota

Answer: Santafé de Bogotá

Answer: Bogota, D.C.

Answer: Capital of Colombia

Answer: Santa Fe de Bogotá

Answer: Bogota, Distrito Capital

Answer: Bogota, Special District

Answer: Bogotá

Answer: Santa Fé de Bacatá

Answer: Bogotá, Special District

Answer: Bogota D.C.

Answer: Bogota, Colombia

Answer: Bogota

Answer: Distrito Capital de Santa Fe de Bogotá

Answer: Bogotà


Question: "Which detective is the protagonist of the novels ""Dead Man's Folly"", ""Cards on the Table"" and ""Mrs McGinty's Dead""?"

Answer: Felicity Lemon

Answer: (Hercule) Poirot

Answer: Hercules Poirot

Answer: Little grey cells

Answer: Poirot

Answer: Hercule poirot

Answer: Miss Lemon

Answer: Poriot

Answer: Hercule Poirot

Answer: Agatha Christie/Hercule Poirot


Question: On what would you find a Cowcatcher?

Answer: A train

Answer: A Train

Answer: A Train (disambiguation)

Answer: A-train

Answer: A-Train (disambiguation)

Answer: The A-Train


Question: Who was US Attorney General from January 1961 until September 1964 and a Senator for New York from January 1965 until June 1968?

Answer: Robert F. Kennedy

Answer: Bobby Francis Kennedy

Answer: Robert f kennedy

Answer: Bobby Kenneddy

Answer: Mary Courtney Kennedy Hill

Answer: Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy

Answer: Bobby Kennedy

Answer: Robert Francis %22Bobby%22 Kennedy

Answer: Bobby kennedy

Answer: Bobby F. Kennedy

Answer: Robert F Kennedy

Answer: RFK

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

Answer: Robert Kennedy

Answer: Robert Francis Kennedy


Question: For which 1960 film did Billy Wilder become the first person to win three Oscars for the same film?

Answer: The Apartment

Answer: The apartment


Question: In the 1968 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang who buys the car from garage owner Mr Coggins and rebuilds it?

Answer: Caractacus Potts

Answer: Caractacus Pott


Question: The four town halls in Kirklees that contain concert venues are in Huddersfield, Cleckheaton, Dewsbury and which other town?

Answer: Mill Lane J I & EY School

Answer: Municipal Borough of Batley

Answer: Batley, Yorkshire

Answer: Mill Lane School, Batley

Answer: Batley


Question: Which animal completes the name of the stop-motion animated children's TV series "Raa Raa the Noisy _____"?

Answer: King of Beasts

Answer: Mating lions

Answer: Mane (lion)

Answer: Lionesses

Answer: African lions

Answer: Lions

Answer: Lions mating

Answer: African lion

Answer: Lion attack

Answer: Man-eating lions

Answer: Reproductive behavior of lions

Answer: Lion's penis

Answer: Lion (animal)

Answer: P. leo

Answer: Kalahari lion

Answer: African Lion

Answer: Felis leo

Answer: Panthera Leo

Answer: Sexual behavior of lions

Answer: Lion cub

Answer: Lion penis

Answer: Lion

Answer: Mane of a lion

Answer: Panthera leo


Question: Who wrote the play An Inspector Calls?

Answer: John Boynton Priestley

Answer: J. B. Preistley

Answer: J.B. Priestly

Answer: J. B. Priestly

Answer: J B Priestley

Answer: J. B. Priestley

Answer: J.B. Priestley

Answer: JB Priestley

Answer: Jb priestley


Question: "Which political philosopher wrote ""The Theory of Moral Sentiments"" and ""An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations""?"

Answer: Vile maxim

Answer: A Smith

Answer: Adam Smith

Answer: Adam smith


Question: In the series of films by Disney Pixar, Nemo is a clown-fish, what type of fish is his friend Dory?

Answer: Blue tang

Answer: Blue Tang


Question: "Which singer recently made a surprise return to the top of the UK charts after 29 years, with his album ""50""?"

Answer: Rickard Astley

Answer: Rick ashley

Answer: Playlist: The Best of Rick Astley

Answer: Rick astley

Answer: Rick ASTLEY

Answer: (Rick) Astley

Answer: Dick Spatsley

Answer: Playlist: The Very Best of Rick Astley

Answer: Rick Astley

Answer: D. Spatsley

Answer: Richard Paul Astley

Answer: Rick Asley


Question: Which chemical element is the most abundant in the average human body, making up around 65% of actual composition?

Answer: Oxyjunn

Answer: Oxygen rings

Answer: Active oxygen

Answer: Vital air

Answer: ATC code V03AN01

Answer: ATCvet code QV03AN01

Answer: History of oxygen

Answer: Atomic number 8

Answer: Oxygyn

Answer: Oxygen gas

Answer: O₂

Answer: Dioxygen molecule

Answer: Diatomic oxide

Answer: Diatomic Oxygen

Answer: Oxygen ion

Answer: Sauerstoff

Answer: Oxygen

Answer: Oxygen partial pressure

Answer: Pure oxygen

Answer: Oxygen atom

Answer: Molecular oxygen

Answer: Oxygen Atom

Answer: Element 8

Answer: O (element)

Answer: 0xygen

Answer: Oxigen

Answer: E948


Question: Romansh is a native and official language of which country?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CH

Answer: Svissland

Answer: Etymology of Switzerland

Answer: Confederation Helvetia

Answer: Swizerland

Answer: Confederatio Helvetica

Answer: Environmental Integrity Group

Answer: Confoederatio Helvetica

Answer: Svizra

Answer: SWITZERLAND

Answer: Confédération suisse

Answer: SwissEnergy

Answer: Schweitz

Answer: Švýcarsko

Answer: Die Schweiz

Answer: Schwitzerland

Answer: Confederation suisse

Answer: Der Schweiz

Answer: Swiss Confederated States

Answer: Suiza

Answer: Switz

Answer: Switzeland

Answer: Schweiz

Answer: Confederation Helvetica

Answer: Switserland

Answer: Suisse

Answer: Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft

Answer: Switzerland information

Answer: Confederaziun Svizra

Answer: Switzer land

Answer: Switzerland

Answer: Land of the Switzers

Answer: Swiss confederation

Answer: Confœderatio Helvetica

Answer: Swiss

Answer: Confederation Suisse

Answer: Confederation of Helvatia

Answer: Land of the Swiss

Answer: Confederaziun svizra

Answer: Svizzera

Answer: Swissland

Answer: Swizterland

Answer: Confédération Suisse

Answer: Confederazione Svizzera

Answer: Swiss Confederation


Question: Which world war 2 German SS captain and Gestapo member was known as 'The Butcher of Lyon"?

Answer: Nickolas Barbie

Answer: Klaus Barbie

Answer: Nikolaus Barbie Jr.

Answer: Klaus Barbi

Answer: Barbie klaus

Answer: (Klaus) Barbie

Answer: Nikolaus Barbie

Answer: Barbie Trial

Answer: Claus Barbie

Answer: Butcher of Lyon

Answer: Klaus Altmann


Question: In which Spanish city is the Alhambra Palace located?

Answer: Granada

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ESGRX

Answer: Illiberi Liberini

Answer: Granada (city)

Answer: Eliberri

Answer: Elibyrge

Answer: Ilbira

Answer: Elybirge

Answer: Granada, Granada

Answer: Granada, Spain

Answer: The weather in Granada

Answer: Illiber


Question: Dame Judi Dench and which other actress played the Widdington sisters in the 2004 film Ladies in Lavender?

Answer: Dame Maggie Smith

Answer: Dame Maggy Smith

Answer: Maggy Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE

Answer: Maggie Smith

Answer: Margaret Natalie Smith Cross

Answer: Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross DBE

Answer: Dame Smith

Answer: Dame M. N. Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Smith

Answer: Maggie smith


Question: Hedonism, the famous resort for the sexually liberated, is on which Island?

Answer: Jamica

Answer: Jamaica

Answer: Jamrock

Answer: Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica

Answer: America/Jamaica

Answer: Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica

Answer: Jamaica, the Nation

Answer: Name of Jamaica

Answer: Xaymaca

Answer: Jamiaca

Answer: Jameca

Answer: Xamayca

Answer: Jamaca

Answer: Jamaica (the country)

Answer: Indigenous peoples of Jamaica

Answer: Jamacian

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JM

Answer: Castleton Botanical Garden


Question: Which British political party leader is MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale?

Answer: Tim Farron

Answer: Timothy Farron


Question: What is the most famous work of the architect James Hoban?

Answer: White House

Answer: 202.456.1111

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Answer: White House solar panels

Answer: @WhiteHouse

Answer: 202-456-1111

Answer: 20500

Answer: White house tours

Answer: The Whitehouse

Answer: +1.202.456.1111

Answer: Whiskey Hotel

Answer: White Home

Answer: +1.202-456-1111

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

Answer: The WhiteHouse

Answer: United States White House

Answer: US White House

Answer: White house

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW

Answer: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave

Answer: The White House

Answer: White House, District of Columbia

Answer: White House Complex

Answer: THE WHITE HOUSE

Answer: 202-456-1414


Question: Someone described as a somniloquist would tend to do what?

Answer: Talk in their sleep


Question: The name of which chemical element, with the symbol 'Tc', is derived from the Greek for 'artificial'?

Answer: Technetium tc 99m sulfur colloid

Answer: Technetium compounds

Answer: First synthesized

Answer: Element 43

Answer: Technetium

Answer: Technetium tc-99m sulfur colloid

Answer: TECHNETIUM

Answer: Danubium

Answer: Technitium

Answer: Masurium

Answer: Tecnetium


Question: Against which power did Rome fight the 'Punic Wars'?

Answer: Qart-ḥadšat

Answer: Qart-hadshat

Answer: Carthage

Answer: Carthage, Tunisia

Answer: Carthago

Answer: Qart-hadsat

Answer: Carthage (Extinct city)

Answer: Elishat

Answer: Roman Carthage

Answer: Carthage (ancient city)

Answer: Carthaginean Republic

Answer: Carthage africa

Answer: Carthagians

Answer: Site of Carthage

Answer: Carchedon

Answer: Ancient empire carthage

Answer: Qarṭāj

Answer: Qart-Ḥadšat

Answer: Cathago

Answer: Kathago

Answer: Carthagine

Answer: Carthagina

Answer: Qart-Ḥadshat

Answer: Libyo-phoenicians

Answer: Qart-Hadshat

Answer: Carthaginian

Answer: CARTHAGE

Answer: Archaeological Site of Carthage

Answer: Qart-Hadsat

Answer: Qart-ḥadshat

Answer: Carthage (Tunis)

Answer: Karthage


Question: Which French composer wrote the symphonic poem 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'?

Answer: Paul dukas

Answer: Paul Dukas

Answer: Paul Abraham Dukas

Answer: Paul A. Dukas

Answer: PAUL DUKAS

Answer: Ballets by Paul Dukas


Question: A 'Loganberry' is a cross between two berries, name either?

Answer: RASPBERRY or BLACKBERRY


Question: Against which state did Athens fight the 'Peloponnesian Wars'?

Answer: Lacedaemon

Answer: Spartan Government

Answer: Lakedemonia

Answer: Lakedaimon

Answer: Ancient Sparta

Answer: Ancient sparta

Answer: Ancient sparta religion

Answer: Sparta, Greece

Answer: Lacedemon

Answer: SPARTA

Answer: Kingdom of Sparta

Answer: Sparte

Answer: Sparta

Answer: Lakedaemon

Answer: Greek Spartan

Answer: Lacedaimon

Answer: Σπάρτα


Question: What is the common name for the species of large cattle, Bos primigenius, once prevalent in Europe, that was hunted to extinction in 1627?

Answer: Indian Auroch

Answer: Aurochs

Answer: Bos primigenius mauretanicus

Answer: Aurocks

Answer: Bos taurus primigenius

Answer: North African Aurochs

Answer: Orox

Answer: AUROCHS

Answer: Eurasian Auroch

Answer: North African Auroch

Answer: Eurasian Aurochs

Answer: Uri (animal)

Answer: Auroch

Answer: European Aurochs

Answer: Bos primigenius mauritanicus

Answer: Bos primigenius

Answer: African Aurochs

Answer: North African aurochs

Answer: Bos primigenius primigenius


Question: Which Norwegian explorer was the founder of the Nordic settlement in Greenland in the 10th century?

Answer: Eystribyggd

Answer: Eiríkr rauði

Answer: Eiríkr Thorvaldsson

Answer: Erik the Red

Answer: Eiríkr Rauði

Answer: Erik the red

Answer: Erik The Red

Answer: ERIK THE RED

Answer: Eirikr Raudi

Answer: Eric the Red

Answer: Eric the Red's

Answer: Eirikr Thorvaldsson

Answer: Eric The Red

Answer: Eirik Raude

Answer: Eric Raude

Answer: Eirikur Raudi

Answer: Eiríkur Rauði

Answer: Eirīkr Þōrvaldsson

Answer: Eirikr raudi

Answer: Eric the red

Answer: Eric the Red-haired


Question: What name was given to the metal hoop worn by women in the 16th and 17th centuries to make their dresses stand out?

Answer: Fardegalijn

Answer: Bumroll

Answer: Vertuagdo

Answer: Vertugado

Answer: Vertugadin

Answer: Spanish farthingale

Answer: FARTHINGALE

Answer: French farthingale

Answer: Farthingale

Answer: Bum-roll


Question: What was the name of the racehorse owned by the Queen Mother and ridden by Dick Francis that collapsed whilst leading the 1956 Grand National with just 45 metres to the winning post?

Answer: Devon Lock

Answer: Devon Loch

Answer: DEVON LOCH


Question: What was the name of the US space shuttle that exploded on take-off in 1986, killing all 7 crew members?

Answer: OV-099

Answer: Space Shuttle Challanger

Answer: Challenger Space Shuttle

Answer: STA-099

Answer: Shuttle Orbiter Challenger

Answer: Space shuttle challenger

Answer: Challenger space shuttle

Answer: The challenger

Answer: 'CHALLENGER'

Answer: Space shuttle Challenger

Answer: Shuttle Challenger

Answer: Space Shuttle Challenger

Answer: OV-99

Answer: Challenger Spacecraft

Answer: OV-199

Answer: Challenger (Space Shuttle)


Question: The Order of the Elephant is the highest order of which country?

Answer: Eastern Denmark

Answer: Kingdom of denmark

Answer: Denmarke

Answer: Subdivisions of Denmark

Answer: Kongeriget Danmark

Answer: Mainland Denmark

Answer: Danmoerk

Answer: Denmark proper

Answer: Danimarca

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DK

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Dänemark

Answer: Danska

Answer: Denmarc

Answer: KingdomOfDenmark

Answer: DENMARK

Answer: Kingdom of Denmark

Answer: Denemarke

Answer: Administrative divisions of denmark

Answer: Danish kingdom

Answer: Danemark

Answer: Daenemark

Answer: Media in Denmark

Answer: Danmörk

Answer: DenmarK

Answer: Danmork

Answer: Administrative divisions of Denmark

Answer: Media of Denmark

Answer: Danish Kingdom

Answer: Dinamarca


Question: What did Charles D. Barrow of Pennsylvania devise in 1934 and then sell to the Parker Bros. organisation?

Answer: List of possible monopolies

Answer: Market monopolies

Answer: Monopolizing

Answer: Regulated Monopoly

Answer: Monopolisation

Answer: Monopolizes

Answer: Dominance and monopoly

Answer: Monopolism

Answer: Monopolistic

Answer: Vertical monopolist

Answer: Monopoly market

Answer: Monopolized

Answer: Vertical monopoly

Answer: Abuse of dominance

Answer: Monopoly power

Answer: Regulated monopoly

Answer: Monopoly (economics)

Answer: Revolution in monopoly theory

Answer: Horizontal Monopoly

Answer: Resources monopoly

Answer: Vertical Monopolist

Answer: Monopolist

Answer: Vertical Monopoly

Answer: Monopoly

Answer: One monopoly profit

Answer: Horizontal monopoly

Answer: Monopolies

Answer: Horizontal Monopolist

Answer: 'MONOPOLY'

Answer: Monopolised

Answer: Monopoly law

Answer: Monopoly and Competition

Answer: Monopoly, Moral Aspects of

Answer: Local monopoly

Answer: Horizontal monopolist

Answer: Moral Aspects of Monopoly


Question: The childhood disease 'Rickets' is caused by a lack of which vitamin?

Answer: Vitamin D1

Answer: Calciferol

Answer: Dvion

Answer: Sunshine vitamin

Answer: Vitamin D

Answer: VITAMIN D

Answer: Vitamin D Excess

Answer: Vitamen d

Answer: Vitamin-D

Answer: Vitamin d

Answer: List of foods containing Vitamin D


Question: "Which work of literature starts with the lines: ""The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there""?"

Answer: 'THE GO-BETWEEN'

Answer: The Go Between

Answer: The Go-Between

Answer: Go-Between


Question: What is a vent in the Earth's crust that spouts a fountain of boiling water called?

Answer: Geyser

Answer: Cold-water geyser

Answer: Cold water geyser

Answer: Coldwater geyser

Answer: Hot-water geyser

Answer: Hot water geyser

Answer: GEYSER

Answer: Hotwater geyser

Answer: Gyser

Answer: Cryogeysers

Answer: Geysers

Answer: Cryogeyser


Question: The songs 'If I Loved You' and 'When The Children Are Asleep' are from which 1956 stage musical?

Answer: Carousels

Answer: Merry-go-round

Answer: Loof

Answer: Marry Go Round

Answer: Merry-Go-Round

Answer: Merry Go Round

Answer: Merry go round

Answer: Merry-go-Round

Answer: Merrygoround

Answer: Carousel

Answer: Carrousel

Answer: 'CAROUSEL'


Question: Name one of the two British scientists who shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2001?

Answer: SIR PAUL NURSE or DR. TIM HUNT (discovery of protein molecules that control division of cells)

SIR PAUL NURSE or DR. TIM HUNT (discovery of protein molecules that control division of cells)


Question: Which chemical element has the symbol TI?

Answer: THALLIUM.

Answer: Tallium

Answer: Thallium

Answer: Element 81

Answer: Thallous

Answer: Thallium-201 stress test

Answer: Thalium


Question: Who painted 'Gypsy Girl' found in the Louvre, Paris?

Answer: Frans Hals

Answer: Franz Hals

Answer: FRANZ HALS


Question: In which country does 100 Pyas equal 1 Kyat?

Answer: BURMA / MYANMAR


Question: What is the name of the opiate-like substances produced in the brain by pituitary glands?

Answer: Endorfin

Answer: ENDORPHINS

Answer: Endorphens

Answer: Endorphin

Answer: Endorphines

Answer: Endorphine

Answer: Endorphins

Answer: Endorphin rush

Answer: Runners' high


Question: 'Picket's Charge' occurred in which battle of the American Civil War?

Answer: GETTYSBURG

Answer: Gettsyburg

Answer: Gettysburg

Answer: Gettysburg (film)

Answer: Gettesburg

Answer: Gettysburgh

Answer: Gettysburg (disambiguation)

Answer: Gettysberg


Question: The Tivoli Gardens are a tourist attraction in which city?

Answer: København, Denmark

Answer: K-Town, Copenhagen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKCPH

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark

Answer: Koepenhamn

Answer: K-Town Hardcore

Answer: Capital of Denmark

Answer: Ktown Hardcore

Answer: Copenhague

Answer: Kaupmannahöfn

Answer: Kaupmannahofn

Answer: Kopenhamn

Answer: Koebenhavn

Answer: K Town Hardcore

Answer: Köpenhamn

Answer: COPENHAGEN

Answer: Kopenhagen

Answer: København

Answer: Hafnia (Latin)

Answer: Kjøbenhavn

Answer: K Town punk

Answer: Kobenhavn

Answer: Copenhagen (Denmark)

Answer: K-Town punk

Answer: Copenhagen

Answer: DKCPH


Question: Cassiterite is the main ore of which metal?

Answer: Tin Processing

Answer: Tin (element)

Answer: Sn (element)

Answer: Element 50

Answer: Stannic

Answer: Tin

Answer: Tin metallurgy

Answer: Tin lepsory

Answer: Stannous

Answer: Tin compounds

Answer: Stannous ion


Question: In which Polish city did Lech Wałęsa begin work in the Lenin Shipyard in 1967?

Answer: Dànzica

Answer: Baltic Sea/Gdanzk

Answer: Danzig/Gdańsk

Answer: Gdanzc

Answer: Dantzick

Answer: Gdunsk

Answer: Gdanzk

Answer: Gduńsk

Answer: Gdańsk, Poland

Answer: Gdanzisk

Answer: Danzig (city)

Answer: Gdañsk

Answer: Gdaņska

Answer: UN/LOCODE:PLGDN

Answer: Gdank

Answer: Gdanska

Answer: Gdańska

Answer: Gdansk, Poland

Answer: Gedanum

Answer: Gdańk

Answer: G'dansk

Answer: Danzig

Answer: Dantzic

Answer: Nasz Stoleczny Gard Gduńsk

Answer: Gdańsk

Answer: Dantzik

Answer: Gdansk

Answer: Gdánsk

Answer: Gdansk/Danzig

Answer: Danzig, Poland

Answer: Dantsic

Answer: Duchy of Gdańsk


Question: Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962) was a virtuoso on which instrument?

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: The King of which fictional country is drugged on the eve of his coronation in the 1894 book The Prisoner of Zenda?

Answer: Ruritanian

Answer: Kingdom of Ruritania

Answer: Ruritania

Answer: Strelsau


Question: "And Another Thing..." by Eoin Colfer, published in 2009, eight years after the death of the author of the first five, is described as the sixth in which trilogy of books?

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: THHG2TG

Answer: The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: The Hitch-hikers' Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hg2tg

Answer: The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: Knack of flying

Answer: HGttG

Answer: Hitchhiker's guide

Answer: Spelling of Hitchhiker's Guide

Answer: HHGTG

Answer: Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchikers' Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Frood

Answer: Hitch-hikers' Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Thhgttg

Answer: Thermo-Fusion

Answer: The Ultra-Complete Index to the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: The Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: HG2G

Answer: Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: The Hitch-hikers Guide

Answer: The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy

Answer: THHGTTG

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide

Answer: Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: The Hitch-hikers guide to the Galaxy

Answer: HHG2G

Answer: The Hitch-hiker's Guide

Answer: Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy

Answer: HHGTTG

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: THGTTG

Answer: The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: HHG2TG

Answer: Hhgttg

Answer: Hitchhikers' Guide

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: Ultimate hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: The hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: The Hitch Hikers Guide

Answer: The complete hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers guide

Answer: Hitchikers guide

Answer: The Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy

Answer: A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers' Guide to the Guide

Answer: Hitchhiker guide to the galaxy

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy

Answer: The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide

Answer: The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitchiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: HH2G

Answer: Hhgg

Answer: Hitchikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy

Answer: Hg2g

Answer: HHGttG

Answer: Hitchhiker's

Answer: The Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: Hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hhg2g

Answer: The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Betelgeusians

Answer: HGTTG

Answer: Arcturan mega-donkey

Answer: The Hitch Hiker's Guide

Answer: Hitchhiker guide

Answer: 100 more things to do in zero gravity

Answer: Hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy

Answer: Trilogy in four parts

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: THHGG

Answer: Hoopy

Answer: Resistance is useless!

Answer: The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide

Answer: The hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy

Answer: Trilogy in five parts

Answer: Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: I seem to be having problems with my lifestyle

Answer: Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: The Hitchhikers Guide

Answer: Hitchhikers Guide

Answer: Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Answer: HHGG

Answer: I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle

Answer: Hoopy frood


Question: Who plays the title character in the 2003 film Johnny English?

Answer: Rowan Atkinson

Answer: Rowan Atkinson CBE

Answer: Rowan Sebastian Atkinson


Question: If the states of the US are listed alphabetically which is the last that does NOT contain the letter O?

Answer: Demographics of West Virginia

Answer: Thirty-fifth State

Answer: US-WV

Answer: Climate of West Virginia

Answer: W.v.

Answer: WV

Answer: West Virginia (U.S. state)

Answer: West Virginia (State)

Answer: Religion in West Virginia

Answer: W.V.

Answer: Symbols of the State of West Virginia

Answer: Sports in West Virginia

Answer: Thirty-Fifth State

Answer: West virgina

Answer: Wes Virginia

Answer: Wv

Answer: The Mountain State

Answer: W V

Answer: Counties and Important Towns in West Virgina

Answer: W.Va.

Answer: West Virginia

Answer: West Virginia (state)

Answer: W. Va.

Answer: State symbols of West Virginia

Answer: WestVirginia

Answer: West virginia

Answer: Virginie-Occidentale

Answer: 35th State

Answer: State of West Virginia

Answer: West Vrignia

Answer: West Virginia, United States

Answer: Wv.

Answer: Loyal Virginia

Answer: Mountain State

Answer: Counties and Important Towns in West Virginia


Question: Two golfers have won the Open Championship in consecutive years since 2000. One is Tiger Woods. Which Irishman is the other?

Answer: Pádraig Harrington

Answer: Padraig Harrington

Answer: Padraig Harington


Question: How many edges are there on a tetrahedron?

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: Who was the husband of Rebekah Brooks from 2002 to 2009?

Answer: Ross Kemp


Question: Which Scottish percussionist born in 1965 has been deaf since the age of 12?

Answer: Evelyn glennie

Answer: Evelyn Glennie


Question: Which actress Dame was made a Companion of Honour in the 2014 Queen's Birthday Honours List?

Answer: Dame Maggie Smith

Answer: Dame Maggy Smith

Answer: Maggy Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE

Answer: Maggie Smith

Answer: Margaret Natalie Smith Cross

Answer: Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE

Answer: Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross DBE

Answer: Dame Smith

Answer: Dame M. N. Smith

Answer: Dame Margaret Smith

Answer: Maggie smith


Question: Complete the title of the novel that won the 2001 Booker Prize – "The True History of the _____ Gang".

Answer: Kelly

Answer: O'kelly

Answer: Kelly (tool)

Answer: Kelly (disambiguation)


Question: Cholecystectomy is the surgical removal of which small organ of the body?

Answer: Galblader

Answer: Gal blader

Answer: Corpus vesicae biliaris

Answer: Gallbladders

Answer: Cholecyst

Answer: Gall-bladder

Answer: Neck of gallbladder

Answer: Gallbladder Disease

Answer: Hartmanns pouch

Answer: Fundus vesicae biliaris

Answer: Hartmanns pouches

Answer: Galbladder

Answer: Hartmann's pouch

Answer: Vesica biliaris

Answer: Gallbladder disorders

Answer: Gallbladder fundus

Answer: Gallbladder diseases

Answer: Biliary Vesicle

Answer: Gull bladder

Answer: Fundus of the gallbladder

Answer: Gullbladder

Answer: Gall bladder

Answer: Collum vesicae

Answer: Gall blader

Answer: Gallbladder (Chinese medicine)

Answer: Vesica fellea

Answer: Body of gallbladder

Answer: Fundus of gallbladder

Answer: Hartmann's pouch

Answer: Gallblader

Answer: Gall bladder (Chinese medicine)

Answer: Gall-Bladder

Answer: Collum vesicae biliaris

Answer: Gal bladder

Answer: Hartmann's pouches

Answer: Gallbladder

Answer: Gall Bladder

Answer: Gall bladders


Question: Who was the landlady of the Rovers Return when Coronation Street was first broadcast in 1960?

Answer: Annie Walker


Question: What is the capital and largest city of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania?

Answer: Noukchott

Answer: Capital of Mauritania

Answer: Nouakchot

Answer: Nuwākshūṭ

Answer: Nouakchott, Mauritania

Answer: Nawakshut

Answer: Nawākshūṭ

Answer: Nouakchott


Question: Who played the part of 'Alice Tinker' in 'The Vicar Of Dibley'?

Answer: Emma Chambers

Answer: EMMA CHAMBERS

Answer: Emma chambers


Question: 'Stomatology' is the study of what?

Answer: MOUTH DISORDERS


Question: Who was the mother of Edward VI?

Answer: Jane St Maur

Answer: Jane Seymour, Queen of England

Answer: Jane Seymour

Answer: Jane semour

Answer: JANE SEYMOUR

Answer: Queen Jane Seymour


Question: In 1941, Iran was invaded by Britain and which other country?

Answer: Russia (1991-1993)

Answer: Оросын Холбооны Улс

Answer: Etymology of Russia

Answer: The Russian federation

Answer: Рәсәй

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RU

Answer: Russia (1990-1993)

Answer: Ресей

Answer: Novaya russia

Answer: Росси́я

Answer: Раҫҫей

Answer: Российская Федерация

Answer: Poccnr

Answer: Росія

Answer: Ородой Холбооной Улас

Answer: России

Answer: The Russian Federation

Answer: Russsia

Answer: Russian (citizen)

Answer: Росси́йская Федера́ция

Answer: Урысей

Answer: Арассыыйа

Answer: Rossiyskaya Federatsiya

Answer: Оьрсийн Федераций

Answer: Russian-born

Answer: Аьрасат

Answer: Russia (Federation)

Answer: POCCNR

Answer: Northern Russia

Answer: Federation of Russia

Answer: Russia (country)

Answer: Рочму

Answer: Ресей Федерациясы

Answer: Venaja

Answer: Русия

Answer: Урыстәыла

Answer: Resey

Answer: Россия

Answer: Wildlife of Russia

Answer: The Country Russia

Answer: Уæрæсе

Answer: Venaejae

Answer: Russian federation

Answer: Russie

Answer: Russia

Answer: Rossijskaja Federatsija

Answer: RUSSIA

Answer: Ryssland

Answer: Russian Federation

Answer: Russiya

Answer: Русија

Answer: RusSia

Answer: Орсин Ниицән

Answer: Russland

Answer: Рузмастор

Answer: RussiA


Question: In German mythology, what was the name of the siren sent to lure boatmen to their deaths on the Rhine?

Answer: Lurlei

Answer: LORELEI

Answer: Die Lorelei

Answer: Lurking rock

Answer: Lorelei

Answer: Loreley


Question: Who was the last British athlete to compete in the Olympic 100 metres final?

Answer: Dwayne Chambers

Answer: DWAYNE CHAMBERS

Answer: Duaine Chambers

Answer: Dwain Chambers

Answer: Dewayne chambers


Question: In 'Coronation Street', what was the name of the character played by Roy Hudd?

Answer: List of minor Coronation Street characters (2002)

Answer: Angela Nelson

Answer: Joshua Peacock

Answer: Angela Harris (fictional character)

Answer: Angela Nelson/Harris

Answer: Angela Harris (Coronation Street)

Answer: Tommy Harris (soap character)

Answer: Danielle Spencer (Coronation Street)

Answer: Katy Nelson/Harris

Answer: Katy Harris

Answer: List of Coronation Street characters (2002)

Answer: Lucy Richards

Answer: Craig Harris (Cornonation Street character)

Answer: Joe Carter (Coronation Street)

Answer: Lillian Spencer

Answer: Timothy Spencer (Coronation Street)

Answer: 'ARCHIE SHUTTLEWORTH'

Answer: Archie Shuttleworth

Answer: Carol Mills

Answer: Stephanie Mills (Coronation Street)

Answer: Craig Harris (Coronation Street)

Answer: Tommy Harris (Coronation Street)

Answer: Patricia Hillman

Answer: Killer Katy

Answer: John Arnley

Answer: Craig Nelson/Harris

Answer: Hazel Wilding

Answer: Katy Nelson

Answer: Goran Milanovic

Answer: Patrick Tussell

Answer: Craig Harris (Coronation Street character)


Question: "What 1996 film directed by Danny Boyle, was advertised with the tag line ""Choose Life""?"

Answer: Trainspotting (disambiguation)

Answer: 'TRAINSPOTTING'

Answer: Trainspotting


Question: By what first name is West Indian cricketer Sarwan known?

Answer: RAMNARESH


Question: "What 1998 film diected by Peter Weir , was advertised with the tag line ""On The Air, Unaware""?"

Answer: In case I don't see you... good afternoon, good evening, and good night

Answer: The Truman Show

Answer: Truman Burbank

Answer: Truman Show

Answer: 'THE TRUMAN SHOW'

Answer: The Truman Show (film)


Question: In which US state is Denali National Park?

Answer: Forty-ninth State

Answer: Arasuka

Answer: Alaska, United States

Answer: Alyaska

Answer: Religion in Alaska

Answer: Forty-Ninth State

Answer: Аляска

Answer: Alaska City, Alaska

Answer: ALASKA

Answer: Alaska (U.S. state)

Answer: Alaska, USA

Answer: Education in Alaska

Answer: Rail transport in Alaska

Answer: Town (Alaska)

Answer: Alasca

Answer: Alaskan

Answer: 49th State

Answer: Alaska

Answer: Alaska Heritage Resources Survey

Answer: Alaskans

Answer: Elaska

Answer: State of Alaska

Answer: Alaksa

Answer: City (Alaska)

Answer: US-AK

Answer: Culture of Alaska

Answer: Ulaska

Answer: Largest US state

Answer: AlaskA

Answer: Film industry in Alaska

Answer: Recording District (Alaska)

Answer: Alaska (state)


Question: Of which country was Adrian Nastase Prime Minister from 2000 to 2004?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RO

Answer: Romanian state

Answer: ROMANIA

Answer: Roumania

Answer: Etymology of Romania

Answer: Romainia

Answer: Romînia

Answer: North Danubian region

Answer: Carpathian Danubian space

Answer: ROU

Answer: România

Answer: Romanian State

Answer: Roumanie

Answer: Country ROM

Answer: Rromania

Answer: Romania

Answer: Republic of Romania

Answer: RO (country)

Answer: Rumänien

Answer: Danubian-Carpathian Area

Answer: Rumania

Answer: Austro-Hungarian Empire (Romania)

Answer: Rumunia


Question: 'The Deep' is an aquarium at the confluence of which river with the Humber Estuary?

Answer: (River) HULL

Answer: Myton Bridge, Kingston upon Hull

Answer: Wilmington Swing Bridge, Hull

Answer: Ha'penny Bridge, Kingston upon Hull

Answer: Drypool Bridge

Answer: River Hull

Answer: Scale Lane Bridge

Answer: Bridges on the River Hull

Answer: North Bridge, Kingston upon Hull


Question: Which villain did James Bond play golf against at Royal St. Mark's Golf Club?

Answer: No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!

Answer: Auric Goldfinger

Answer: 'AURIC GOLDFINGER'


Question: Which local radio station broadcasts to Wigan and St. Helens on 102.4 FM?

Answer: 102.4 Wish FM

Answer: WISH (FM)

Answer: Wish FM


Question: Sometimes called the 'Invicta flag', which English county's flag is a white horse on a red background?

Answer: K249DR

Answer: KENT

Answer: KAZZ (AM)


Question: Who wrote the book 'Friends, Voters, Countrymen' about his election as MP for Henley-on-Thames in 2001?

Answer: Boris Jonson

Answer: Bo jo

Answer: Boris Johnston

Answer: Friends, Voters, Countrymen

Answer: Watermelon smiles

Answer: Alexander Boris Johnson

Answer: Mayor Boris Johnson

Answer: Boris Johnson

Answer: Borris johnson

Answer: BORIS JOHNSON

Answer: BoJo

Answer: Back Boris

Answer: Seventy-Two Virgins (Boris Johnson)

Answer: Boris johnstone

Answer: Bozzer

Answer: Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

Answer: Bojo

Answer: Seventy-Two Virgins

Answer: Bo Jo

Answer: Lend Me Your Ears (book)

Answer: Henley-on-Toast


Question: 'Dora Spenlow' was the first wife of which Dickens character?

Answer: David copperfeild

Answer: David copperfield

Answer: David copperfield dickens

Answer: Mr Creakle

Answer: The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery

Answer: David Cooperfield

Answer: David Copperfield

Answer: Cooperfield

Answer: 'DAVID COPPERFIELD'

Answer: The Personal History Experience and Observation of David Copperfield the Younger of Blunderstone Rookery which he never meant to be published on any account

Answer: David Copperfield (novel)

Answer: Mr. Creakle


Question: Which company produces the 'Magentis' car model?

Answer: K. I. A.

Answer: Kia (disambiguation)

Answer: KIA (disambiguation)

Answer: KIA

Answer: K.I.A.

Answer: K I A


Question: What is the title of the first number one UK hit single for 'Oasis'?

Answer: Some Might Say

Answer: 'SOME MIGHT SAY'

Answer: Headshrinker (Oasis song)


Question: Which former cricket captain of England had the middle names 'Barker Howard'?

Answer: Peter B H May (England)


Question: Which perennial herb appeared on the twelve sided three penny bit coin?

Answer: THRIFT

Answer: Thrift

Answer: Thrift (disambiguation)

Answer: Thrifts


Question: The white wine, Chablis, originates from which wine producing region of France?

Answer: Bourgogne (region)

Answer: Burgundy, France

Answer: Bourgogne

Answer: Burgandy

Answer: Burgundy

Answer: Burgund

Answer: Bergundy

Answer: Burgundy (French region)

Answer: Burgundy (region)


Question: In the church calendar what name is given to the three days before Ascension Day?

Answer: Gang-Day

Answer: Gang-day

Answer: Rogationtide

Answer: Rogation days

Answer: Lesser Rogations

Answer: Gang days

Answer: Major Rogation Day

Answer: Lesser Litanies

Answer: Rogation Wednesday

Answer: Rogation Monday

Answer: Rogation

Answer: Rogation Days

Answer: Greater Litanies

Answer: Rogation day

Answer: Minor rogation

Answer: Rogation Processions

Answer: Rogation Tuesday

Answer: Rogation Day

Answer: Major Rogation

Answer: Rogation Sunday

Answer: Minor Rogation Day


Question: The 'Master Cutler' was a regular train service from Sheffield to which London Mainline rail terminus?

Answer: St. Pancras

Answer: Saint Pancras

Answer: St Pancreas

Answer: St Pancras Church

Answer: Pangratios

Answer: St Pancras (disambiguation)

Answer: St pancras

Answer: St Pancras

Answer: Pankratios

Answer: St. Pancras (disambiguation)


Question: Which Italian artist painted 'The School of Athens'?

Answer: Raffaello Sanzio

Answer: Raffaelo Santi

Answer: Raphael Santi

Answer: Raffael

Answer: Raffaelo

Answer: Raffaello da Urbino

Answer: Rafael Sanzio

Answer: Rafael Sancho

Answer: Raphael

Answer: Raffaello Santi

Answer: Raphael Urbinas

Answer: Raphaelesque

Answer: Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino

Answer: Raphael Sanzio

Answer: Raphael (painter)

Answer: Sanzio

Answer: Raphael Sanzi

Answer: Rapheal

Answer: Rafael Sanzio da Urbino

Answer: Raphaello Sanzio


Question: Madeline Bray was the wife of which eponymous Dickens Character?

Answer: Nicholas Nickelebv


Question: Which English football league team are known as The Posh'?

Answer: The Posh

Answer: Peterborough United Football Club

Answer: Peterborough United

Answer: PUFC

Answer: Peterborough f.c.

Answer: Peterborough United F.C

Answer: Peterborough United F. C.

Answer: Peterborough United FC

Answer: Proposed Peterborough United Stadium

Answer: Peterborough United F.C.

Answer: Peterborough Utd

Answer: Pufc

Answer: Peterborough United F C

Answer: The POSH


Question: Give either Christian name of the writer A.J. Cronin?

Answer: Archibald Joseph


Question: The first 'A' in the Amazon logo has an arrow under it that leads to which other letter in the word?

Answer: 𝓩

Answer: Z.

Answer: Ｚ

Answer: Z (letter)

Answer: Tailed z

Answer: Geschwanztes z

Answer: Geschwänztes z

Answer: Geschwaenztes z

Answer: Geschwanztes Z

Answer: Long-tailed z

Answer: Z with tail

Answer: Geschwaenztes Z

Answer: Z

Answer: Geschwänztes Z


Question: Which Charles Dickens novel, his last completed work, features' John Harmon' and the title character 'John Rokesmith'?

Answer: John Harmon (character)

Answer: Our Mutual Friend

Answer: Pod snap

Answer: Podsnap

Answer: 'OUR MUTUAL FRIEND'