Question: 'Swifter, Higher, Stronger' is the motto for the modern 'what'?

Answer: History of the Modern Olympics

Answer: The Olympics

Answer: Modern Olympic Games

Answer: The greek olympics

Answer: Olympick games

Answer: Olympics

Answer: History of the modern Olympics

Answer: Olimpics

Answer: Modern Olympics

Answer: OlympicGames

Answer: Olympic games

Answer: History of the modern olympics

Answer: Olympics Games

Answer: Olympic.org

Answer: Les Jeux Olympiques

Answer: Olympionike

Answer: The Games (Olympics)

Answer: Parade of nations

Answer: Unannounced Olympiads

Answer: Olympic Games

Answer: Olimpic games

Answer: Olympic history

Answer: The Olympic Games


Question: The Buddh International Formula One circuit is in which country?

Answer: ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം

Answer: هندستانڀارت،

Answer: भारतीय गणराज्याच्या

Answer: Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk

Answer: Indian Republic

Answer: ভারতরাষ্টৃ

Answer: Indian republic

Answer: ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ

Answer: Union of India

Answer: இந்தியக் குடியரசு

Answer: भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक

Answer: India (country)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IN

Answer: Indea

Answer: Etymology of India

Answer: ভারত গণরাজ্য

Answer: Republic Of India

Answer: INDIA

Answer: ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર

Answer: ভারত

Answer: Republic of India

Answer: Les Indes

Answer: Bhārat Gaṇarājya

Answer: جمہوٗرِیت بًارت

Answer: भारतमहाराज्यम्

Answer: Indya

Answer: Bharat Ganrajya

Answer: جمہوریہ بھارت

Answer: இந்திய

Answer: ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ

Answer: भारत गणराज्य

Answer: Republic of india

Answer: जुम्हूरियत भारत

Answer: Hindio

Answer: The Republic of India

Answer: భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము

Answer: India's

Answer: Hindistan

Answer: ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ

Answer: Bhart

Answer: India

Answer: భారత రిపబ్లిక్

Answer: India.

Answer: ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য

Answer: Indian State

Answer: ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND

Answer: ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Question: In Greek mythology, what was hanging by a single horse hair over Damacles, after swapping places with Dioysius?

Answer: Single-edge swords

Answer: Doubleedge swords

Answer: Two edged swords

Answer: Data of the sword

Answer: List of sword parts

Answer: Single-edged swords

Answer: Blade weapon

Answer: Doubleedge sword

Answer: Twoedged swords

Answer: Double-edge sword

Answer: History of the steel sword

Answer: Medieval sword

Answer: Parts of a sword

Answer: Twoedge sword

Answer: Single edge

Answer: Sword Parts

Answer: One edge

Answer: Single edge swords

Answer: One edged

Answer: Two-edge sword

Answer: Doubleedged sword

Answer: One-edged

Answer: Double-edge

Answer: Blade weapons

Answer: Twoedge swords

Answer: Two-edged swords

Answer: Sword belt

Answer: Two-edged sword

Answer: One edged sword

Answer: Single edged swords

Answer: Singleedge swords

Answer: Bladed weapons

Answer: Two-edges

Answer: European sword

Answer: One edged swords

Answer: Double edges

Answer: Two-edged

Answer: Oneedged swords

Answer: Doubleedges

Answer: Singleedge sword

Answer: Single-edge

Answer: Doubleedged

Answer: Two edge sword

Answer: Twoedges

Answer: Swords

Answer: Double-edge swords

Answer: Single-edges

Answer: Twoedge

Answer: Single-edge sword

Answer: Double edged

Answer: Twoedged

Answer: Two edge swords

Answer: Parts of the sword

Answer: Double edged sword

Answer: Oneedge

Answer: One-edge

Answer: Oneedged

Answer: Two-edge swords

Answer: Singleedges

Answer: Double-edged

Answer: Double-edges

Answer: Singleedged sword

Answer: Singleedged

Answer: Single edged sword

Answer: Two edge

Answer: Oneedged sword

Answer: Singleedge

Answer: Training sword

Answer: Two edged sword

Answer: Double-edged swords

Answer: Singleedged swords

Answer: One-edged swords

Answer: European medieval sword

Answer: Doubleedged swords

Answer: Sword (weapon)

Answer: Sword

Answer: Two-edge

Answer: Single edge sword

Answer: Double edge sword

Answer: Double edged swords

Answer: Sword blades

Answer: Twoedged sword

Answer: Double-edged sword

Answer: Double edge swords

Answer: Doubleedge

Answer: Medieval European sword

Answer: Single edged

Answer: Two edged

Answer: Single edges

Answer: One-edged sword

Answer: Two edges


Question: Which religion was founded by Guru Nanak in the 16th Century?

Answer: Sikh faith

Answer: Sikhi

Answer: Sikhsim

Answer: Sikh Brahmins

Answer: Sikhism Other Observations

Answer: Sikh religion

Answer: Sikhism

Answer: The Sikh Religion

Answer: The Ten Gurus

Answer: Sikism

Answer: Baptized Sikh

Answer: Sikkhi

Answer: Ten gurus

Answer: Sikha Dharma


Question: St Joseph's Day is celebrated during which month of the year?

Answer: 19 March

Answer: Mar 19

Answer: March 19

Answer: March -19th

Answer: 19th March

Answer: March 19th


Question: Dmitri Mendeleev is credited with the first version of which 'table'?

Answer: Periodic chart

Answer: Periodic table elements

Answer: Periodic Chart

Answer: Periodic table

Answer: How elements are arranged in the Periodic Table

Answer: Mendeleyev's periodic law

Answer: Group 2A

Answer: The periodic table of the chemical elements

Answer: PeriodicTable

Answer: Peroidic table

Answer: Mendeleyev table

Answer: Periodic patterns

Answer: Periodic Chart of the elements

Answer: Mendeleev's table

Answer: Chemical family

Answer: Periodic tables

Answer: Periodic table of the chemical elements

Answer: Categorisation of the periodic table

Answer: Periodicity of the elements

Answer: Placement of lanthinides and actinides in the periodic table

Answer: Periodic system of elements

Answer: Standard periodic table

Answer: Periodic chart of the elements

Answer: Periodic Properties

Answer: The Periodic table

Answer: Mendeleev table

Answer: Elements (table)

Answer: Placement of hydrogen in the periodic table

Answer: Periodic table of Elements

Answer: Periodic table (standard)

Answer: Placement of lanthanides and actinides in the periodic table

Answer: Periodic Table of the Elements

Answer: Table of elements

Answer: Periodic properties

Answer: Compound of elements

Answer: Peroidic table of elements

Answer: The Periodic Table of Elements

Answer: Periodic table of elements

Answer: Periodic Table

Answer: Mendeleev periodic table

Answer: Piriodic table

Answer: Natural elements

Answer: Periodic system

Answer: Organization of the periodic table

Answer: Mendeleev periodic chart

Answer: Periodic table of the elements

Answer: Periodic table of chemical elements

Answer: Table of Elements

Answer: Mendeleev's periodic table

Answer: The periodic table of the elements


Question: Who plays Chicago police officer Sharon Pogue in the 2001 film 'Angel Eyes'?

Answer: Jennifer J.Lo Lopez

Answer: Deseo for Men

Answer: Casper Smart

Answer: Live (perfume)

Answer: David Cruz

Answer: Jennifer Muñiz

Answer: Q'Viva!: The Chosen

Answer: JLove

Answer: Jennifer López

Answer: The Best Is Yet to Come (concert)

Answer: JLo

Answer: J.LO

Answer: Deseo Forever

Answer: ¡Q'Viva!: The Chosen

Answer: Hooked on You (song)

Answer: Jennifer Lynn Lopez

Answer: J lo

Answer: JayLo

Answer: Jennifer lopez

Answer: A suivre: Jennifer Lopez

Answer: Jenny Lopez

Answer: Jay low

Answer: Jennifer %22J.Lo%22 Lopez

Answer: J. LO.

Answer: Love and Light (perfume)

Answer: Jennifer Lopez's eight studio album

Answer: Love and Light (fragrance)

Answer: J. Lo

Answer: J.Lo

Answer: List of Jennifer Lopez concerts

Answer: J. Lo.

Answer: Jennifer Lynn Muñiz

Answer: Jennifer %22J. Lo%22 Lopez

Answer: J Lo

Answer: J–LO

Answer: Jennifer Lopez

Answer: Deseo (perfume)

Answer: Lopez, Jennifer

Answer: Image and personal life of Jennifer Lopez

Answer: J-Lo

Answer: My Glow

Answer: Personal life and public image of Jennifer Lopez

Answer: Love & Glamour

Answer: JLove by JLo

Answer: Live Jennifer Lopez

Answer: Jennifer Lopez's eighth studio album

Answer: Follow the Leader: El Concierto

Answer: Jennifer %22J-Lo%22 Lopez

Answer: Live Platinum

Answer: Jennifer J. Lo Lopez

Answer: Live Luxe

Answer: Jennifer Lopez Live in Las Vegas

Answer: J-LO

Answer: JLO

Answer: Jlo

Answer: Jenifer lopez

Answer: Ojani Noa


Question: In Greek mythology, who stole fire from the gods and gave it to the human race?

Answer: Trick at mecone

Answer: Prometheo

Answer: Caucasian Eagle

Answer: Prometheus

Answer: Prometeus

Answer: Prometheos

Answer: Προμηθεύς

Answer: Prometheas

Answer: Prometheus (Greek mythology)

Answer: Promethius


Question: What is the name of the monster's creator in the 1818 novel of the same name by Mary Shelley?

Answer: Frankenstein (Victor)


Question: Which is the largest state in the US?

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 (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: What is the Japanese art of paper-folding called?

Answer: Oragami

Answer: Paper folding art

Answer: Paper Folding

Answer: Paper-folding

Answer: Paperfolding

Answer: List of origami societies

Answer: Origami-bonsai

Answer: Origaming

Answer: 折紙

Answer: Origami

Answer: Origamy

Answer: Paper folding

Answer: 折り紙


Question: The stomach of which animal is traditionally stuffed for a haggis?

Answer: Sheep

Answer: Ovis aries

Answer: Domestic ram

Answer: Yorkshire Leicester

Answer: Persian Lamb

Answer: Bleat

Answer: Domesticated sheep

Answer: Ovine

Answer: Domestic ewe

Answer: Domestic sheep

Answer: Sheeps

Answer: Agnine

Answer: Feral sheep

Answer: Domestic Sheep

Answer: Ovis orientalis aries

Answer: Sheep sounds

Answer: Sheep description

Answer: Ram (sheep)

Answer: Yowe

Answer: Sheep, domestic


Question: Which country was formerly known by the Greeks as Tylos?

Answer: Asia/Bahrain

Answer: مملكة البحرين

Answer: Bahrein

Answer: Bahrayn

Answer: Dawlat al-Bahrain

Answer: Bahrein Islands

Answer: Etymology of Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain

Answer: Bahrain islands

Answer: Bahraih

Answer: البحرين

Answer: Languages of Bahrain

Answer: Emirate of Bahrain

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BH

Answer: Bahrain Islands

Answer: Mamlakat al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Bahrain's

Answer: Bahrain/Geography

Answer: Al-Baḥrayn

Answer: Barhain

Answer: Kingdom of Bahrain

Answer: 1923 Sitrah Outrage

Answer: Al-Bahrayn


Question: Who played Margo Channing in the 1950 film 'All About Eve'?

Answer: Ruth Davis

Answer: Arthur Farnsworth.

Answer: Harmon Nelson

Answer: Davis, Bette

Answer: Bette Davies

Answer: Arthur Farnsworth (Bette Davis' husband)

Answer: Ruth Elizabeth Davis

Answer: Bette Davis

Answer: Ruth Elizabeth %22Bette%22 Davis

Answer: Bettie Davis


Question: The city of Baghdad lies on which river?

Answer: Tigris

Answer: Dicle River

Answer: The Tigris

Answer: Tigrus

Answer: Aranzahas

Answer: The Tigris River

Answer: Hiddekel

Answer: River Tigris

Answer: Tigris River

Answer: Tigres R.

Answer: Tigris river

Answer: Deqlath


Question: On which side of the road do motorists drive in Australia?

Answer: Left (disambiguation)

Answer: Left (album)

Answer: Left


Question: Who is the host of the BBC television show QI?

Answer: Stephen Fry

Answer: Stephen fry

Answer: Steven fry

Answer: Steve Fry

Answer: @stephenfry

Answer: Steven Fry

Answer: Rescuing the Spectacled Bear


Question: Cut, colour, clarity and carat are all considered when purchasing what?

Answer: Diamond

Answer: 4-C's of Diamond Grading

Answer: The 4 C's Of Diamonds

Answer: Polished diamond

Answer: Diamonds

Answer: Natural diamond

Answer: Diamond industry

Answer: Mitre-crozier applique

Answer: Diamond powder

Answer: Bortz

Answer: Industrial diamonds

Answer: Type-II diamond

Answer: Daimonds

Answer: Mitre-crozier appliqué

Answer: Impact diamonds

Answer: Diamonad

Answer: Industrial diamond

Answer: Industrial Diamond


Question: What was the name of the first wife of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's husband Denis?

Answer: Margrete

Answer: Margaret (name)

Answer: Margarete

Answer: Margaret film

Answer: Margaret (film)

Answer: Margaret movie

Answer: Margaret Christina

Answer: Margaret

Answer: Marketta

Answer: Μαργαρίτα


Question: What is the name of the cockerel in the UK television series 'The Good Life'?

Answer: N. Lenin

Answer: Vladimir Lennon

Answer: Vladimir lenin

Answer: Vladimir Lenin

Answer: VI Lenin

Answer: V I Lenin

Answer: Vladimir lennon

Answer: Vladimir Il'ich Lenin

Answer: Lenin, V. I.

Answer: Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov

Answer: Comrade Lenin

Answer: Nikolay Lenin

Answer: Vladimir Ilyich Ulianov

Answer: Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin

Answer: Lennin

Answer: Lenin, V.I.

Answer: Владимир Ленин

Answer: V.I. Ulyanov

Answer: Vladimir Ilyich

Answer: Vladimir Ulyanov

Answer: Владимир Ильич Ленин

Answer: V. Lenin

Answer: Nicolai Lenin

Answer: Vladimir I. Lenin

Answer: V.I. Lenin

Answer: Влади́мир Ильи́ч Ле́нин

Answer: Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

Answer: Ленина

Answer: V. I. Lenin

Answer: Ленин

Answer: Влади́мир Ильи́ч Улья́нов

Answer: Vladmir Lenin

Answer: Vladimir Ilich Lenin

Answer: Lenin

Answer: Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov

Answer: Vladimir Illich Lenin

Answer: Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov

Answer: V. I. Ulyanov

Answer: Nikolai Lenin

Answer: Ле́нин


Question: In humans, Gorham disease affects which part of the body?

Answer: Bone lining cell

Answer: Woven vs. lamellar bone

Answer: Osseous

Answer: Compact Bone

Answer: Woven bone

Answer: BONES

Answer: Bone

Answer: Lamellar bone

Answer: Bones

Answer: Bone development

Answer: Bone (Human Anatomy)

Answer: Five funtions of bones

Answer: Bone and bones


Question: Which English Rugby Union team play their home games at Adams Park?

Answer: Wasps RFC

Answer: Wasps (rugby)

Answer: Wasps R.F.C.

Answer: London Wasps

Answer: London wasps


Question: In cricket, which nation won the 2009 Ashes series?

Answer: Englnad

Answer: The land of the Angles

Answer: Sasainn

Answer: England, U.K.

Answer: Engla land

Answer: England's

Answer: Starks Field School

Answer: Englaland

Answer: English Nation

Answer: Ingland

Answer: Engelond

Answer: Englistan

Answer: Languages of England

Answer: England, UK

Answer: Name of England

Answer: Auld enemy

Answer: Sasana

Answer: England, United Kingdom

Answer: Ængland

Answer: Lloegr

Answer: Land of the Angles

Answer: Engla rice

Answer: Aengland

Answer: UK, (England)

Answer: Ænglaland

Answer: England

Answer: Life in England

Answer: Aenglaland

Answer: ENGLAND

Answer: Anglica

Answer: Etymology of England

Answer: Pow Sows

Answer: Ængla land


Question: In the UK television series 'Dad's Army', what was Lance-Corpopal Jack Jones occupation?

Answer: Butchers

Answer: The butcher

Answer: Boning

Answer: Butchers shop

Answer: Butchering

Answer: Butchers shops

Answer: Secondary butchery

Answer: The Butcher

Answer: Butcher shops

Answer: Butcher

Answer: Butcher's shops

Answer: Secondary butchering

Answer: Butcher shop

Answer: Butchers' shop

Answer: Butchers' shops

Answer: Butchered

Answer: Boucherie

Answer: Butchery

Answer: Butcher's shop


Question: What is the name of the fictional club in the James Bond novel 'Moonraker'?

Answer: Blades Club


Question: Who published a 1754 book of his designs entitled 'The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'?

Answer: Thomas Chippendale

Answer: The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director

Answer: Chippendale, Thomas

Answer: Chinese Chippendale

Answer: Chippendale furniture

Answer: Chippendale chair


Question: Barney the Owl is a mascot of which English football club?

Answer: Lee strafford

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday F C

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday F.C.

Answer: Sheffield wed

Answer: The Owls

Answer: Sheff Wed

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday F.C

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday FC

Answer: The Wednesday

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday F. C.

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday

Answer: (Sheffield Wednesday)

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday Football Club

Answer: The Wednesday F.C.


Question: Which band released a 2001 album entitled 'Amnesiac'?

Answer: Dead Air Space

Answer: Manic Hedgehog Demo

Answer: On a Friday

Answer: Radiohead: An Illustrated Biography

Answer: Radio-head

Answer: Manic Hedgehog demo tape

Answer: Follow Me Around

Answer: Manic Hedgehog (album)

Answer: Radiohead Messageboard

Answer: Radiohead at ease

Answer: Radio-Head

Answer: Radio Head

Answer: Towering Above The Rest

Answer: RadioHead

Answer: RHMB

Answer: Scott Johnson (drum technician)

Answer: Radio head

Answer: Xurbia Xendless Limited

Answer: Spooks (song)

Answer: Radiohead style and songwriting

Answer: Radiohead (band)

Answer: On A Friday

Answer: Radiohead


Question: Which is the most powerful chess piece?

Answer: Quene

Answer: Queene

Answer: Queen

Answer: Queen (disambiguation)

Answer: Queen (automobile)

Answer: Queen (album)

Answer: Queen (song)


Question: How is the number ten written in Roman numerals?

Answer: X (letter)

Answer: Ｘ

Answer: X


Question: Which drink is known as 'The Wine of Islam'?

Answer: Kawha

Answer: Ginseng coffee

Answer: Cafe de Columbia

Answer: Coffee (drink)

Answer: Coffee brews

Answer: Caffé

Answer: Coffee Bags

Answer: Health effect of coffee

Answer: Brazilian coffee

Answer: Gourmet coffee

Answer: Kaffee

Answer: Coffe

Answer: Joe (coffee)

Answer: Medical effects of coffee

Answer: Gavaccino

Answer: Cup of Joe

Answer: Specialty coffees

Answer: Coffee

Answer: Effects of coffee

Answer: Health and pharmacology of coffee

Answer: Regular coffee

Answer: Ginseng Coffee

Answer: Specialty Coffees

Answer: Coffee brewing method

Answer: Health effects of coffee

Answer: Coffee and health

Answer: Roasted coffee


Question: Which Russian author died at Astapovo Railway Station in 1910 of pneumonia?

Answer: Lyof Nikolaivitch Tolstoi

Answer: Tolstoy

Answer: Leo Nikolaievich Tolstoy

Answer: Lev Nikolaïevitch Tolstoï

Answer: Lev Nikolajevič Tolstoj

Answer: Count Lev Tolstoy

Answer: Lev Nikolajevic Tolstoj

Answer: Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy

Answer: Leo tolstoi

Answer: Tolstoi

Answer: LN Tolstoi

Answer: Leo N. Tolstoy

Answer: Buried Alive (play)

Answer: Lev N. Tolstoi

Answer: Lev Tolstoi

Answer: Voice of Thunder (Lincoln)

Answer: Lev Tolstoï

Answer: Leo N. Tolstoi

Answer: Tolstoy, Lev Nikolayevich

Answer: Lev N. Tolstoï

Answer: LN Tolstoy

Answer: Count Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoi

Answer: Lev Nikolaevic Tolstoj

Answer: Leo N. Tolstoï

Answer: Толстой

Answer: Lev N. Tolstoy

Answer: Lev Tolstoy

Answer: Leo Tolstoï

Answer: Count Lev N. Tolstoy

Answer: Leo Tolstoy's religious beliefs

Answer: Leo tolstoy

Answer: Count Leo Tolstoy

Answer: León Tolstói

Answer: Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy

Answer: Лев Никола́евич Толсто́й

Answer: Leo Tolstoy

Answer: Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy

Answer: Leo Nikoleyevich Tolstoy

Answer: Count Leo Tolstoï

Answer: Count Leo N. Tolstoy

Answer: Leon Tolstoi

Answer: Leo Nikolayevitch Tolstoy

Answer: Count Leo Tolstoi

Answer: Lyof Tolstoy

Answer: Count Leo N. Tolstoi

Answer: Count Leo N. Tolstoï

Answer: Lev Tolstói

Answer: Lev Nikolaevič Tolstoj

Answer: Leo Tolstoi

Answer: Léon Tolstoï

Answer: Лев Николаевич Толстой

Answer: Leon Tolstoy

Answer: Lev Tolstoj

Answer: Leo, Count Tolstoy

Answer: Tolstoy, Leo Nikolayevich

Answer: Lev Nikolaievitch Tolstoi


Question: In 2006, who was the first football player in World Cup history to win the 'Best Young Player Award'?

Answer: Lukas Podolski

Answer: Lukasz Podolski

Answer: Łukasz Podolski

Answer: Lucas Podolsky

Answer: Lucas Podolski


Question: Apart from white, what colour are the other two 'triangles' on the BMW logo?

Answer: Blue

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 255)

Answer: Orphan blue

Answer: Slate Blue (color)

Answer: Bluishness

Answer: Dark Blue (color)

Answer: Pale Blue

Answer: Blue in human culture

Answer: Blue (color)

Answer: Police car blue

Answer: Blue (Colour)

Answer: Blueishness

Answer: List of terms associated with the color blue

Answer: Caspian blue

Answer: Blue (colour)

Answer: Light-blue

Answer: Bluest

Answer: Bluish

Answer: Bluishly

Answer: (0, 0, 255)

Answer: Blueishly

Answer: Bluer

Answer: Blae

Answer: Blueness


Question: Which Greek philosopher was said to have lived inside a barrel?

Answer: Diogenes

Answer: Diogenes the Cynic

Answer: Diogenes of sinope

Answer: Diogenes the dog

Answer: Diogenes of Sinope

Answer: Diogenean


Question: Which former Italian Prime Minister was kidnapped by The Red Brigade in 1978, and killed after 55 days in captivity?

Answer: Aldo Moro


Question: The village of Tightwad is in which US state?

Answer: Misouri

Answer: Politics of Missouri

Answer: 24th State

Answer: Transport in Missouri

Answer: Showme State

Answer: Show Me State

Answer: Missourah

Answer: MO (state)

Answer: Transportation in Missouri

Answer: Missouri (U.S. state)

Answer: Missourri

Answer: The Show-Me State

Answer: Demographics of Missouri

Answer: Show-Me State

Answer: Twenty-fourth State

Answer: The Showme State

Answer: Missouri

Answer: The Show Me State

Answer: Missoura

Answer: Religion in Missouri

Answer: Myssouri

Answer: US-MO

Answer: Misourri

Answer: Missouri (state)

Answer: State of Missouri

Answer: Twenty-Fourth State

Answer: Misuri

Answer: Economy of Missouri

Answer: Missouri, United States


Question: Gary, Jason, Mark and Howard are all members of which British band?

Answer: Take that

Answer: Take That!

Answer: Take That

Answer: TAKE THAT


Question: Vendredi is French for which day of the week?

Answer: Parasceve

Answer: Prosábbaton

Answer: Frigg's Day

Answer: TGIFF

Answer: Friday

Answer: Thank Goodness It's Friday

Answer: Frigg's day

Answer: Prosabbaton

Answer: Friday the 12th

Answer: Fryeeday


Question: How many US Presidents have been impeached?

Answer: 2

Answer: Two

Answer: two


Question: Which four letter word beginning with B means to cause a floating log to spin rapidly by rotating it with the feet?

Answer: Birl


Question: Which four letter word beginning with L is a light toboggan for one or two people, ridden in a sitting or supine position?

Answer: Lugeing

Answer: Luging

Answer: Luge(sport)

Answer: Two man luge

Answer: Luge


Question: Which four letter word beginning with T is a small mountain lake?

Answer: Tarn

Answer: Tarn (disambiguation)


Question: Which American band had a 1970's UK hit with 'Let's Work Together'?

Answer: Adolfo De La Para

Answer: Canned Heat

Answer: Richard Hite (musician)


Question: In the nursery rhyme 'As I Was Going To St Ives' I met a man with how many wives?

Answer: Seven

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: What is the Turkish national sport?

Answer: Oil/Grease Wrestling (Yagli gures)


Question: Arturo Frondizi became president of which South American country in May 1958?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: What does the Latin phrase 'Ab aeterno' translate to in English?

Answer: From the beginning of time (From eternity)

From the beginning of time (From eternity)


Question: Which English religious leader founded The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in the 17th Century?

Answer: George Fox

Answer: Fox, George


Question: How many seconds are there in an hour?

Answer: three thousand, six hundred

Answer: 3600


Question: What type of animal is a reedbuck?

Answer: Botswanan Antelopes

Answer: Antelope

Answer: Antilopina

Answer: Antelopes

Answer: Hybrid antelope


Question: On 7th July 2011 which UK tabloid was closed down because journalists were accused of phone-hacking?

Answer: The News Of The World

Answer: News of the Screws

Answer: Screws of the World

Answer: The News of the World

Answer: News of the World

Answer: The News of The World

Answer: News Of The World

Answer: Keith Gladdis

Answer: News of the world


Question: Plaka is the old quarter of which European city?

Answer: Athina

Answer: Athēnai

Answer: Athens

Answer: Athénes

Answer: Атина

Answer: Atina, Greece

Answer: Municipality of Athens

Answer: Athens (municipality)

Answer: Athens, Modern Diocese of

Answer: Athens (Greece)

Answer: Capital of Greece

Answer: Athina, Greece

Answer: Athènes

Answer: GRATH

Answer: Athens, Greece

Answer: Αθήνα

Answer: Greece Athens

Answer: Gulf of Athens

Answer: Modern Athens

Answer: Athenian

Answer: Agrae

Answer: Travel athens

Answer: City of Athens

Answer: Athens Municipality

Answer: Athenes

Answer: Athenai

Answer: Ἀθῆναι

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GRATH

Answer: Athenians

Answer: Athence

Answer: Atenás

Answer: Athína

Answer: Athínai


Question: In which city is George Eliot's novel 'Romola' set?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITFLR

Answer: Folrenz

Answer: Firenze, Italy

Answer: פירנצה

Answer: Montughi

Answer: Firenze

Answer: Gualfonda

Answer: Florentine

Answer: Frorence

Answer: Florence (Italy)

Answer: Florence

Answer: Florence, Italy


Question: Which British monarch was the first Head of the Commonwealth?

Answer: Albert, Duke of York

Answer: HM King George VI

Answer: Prince Albert of Cornwall and York

Answer: George VI, King of England

Answer: Albert of York

Answer: George VI of Scotland

Answer: George VI of Britain

Answer: GVIR

Answer: Prince Albert of Wales

Answer: George VI of the United Kingdom

Answer: George VI of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George VI of England

Answer: Albert of Cornwall

Answer: King George VI

Answer: George vi

Answer: George VI of Ireland

Answer: Albert Frederick Arthur George

Answer: King george the 6th

Answer: George VI of the UK

Answer: Albert of Cornwall and York

Answer: George vi of the united kingdom

Answer: George VI of India

Answer: George VI of Great Britain

Answer: George VI, Emperor

Answer: George Vi

Answer: King George V1

Answer: George the Sixth

Answer: Albert of Wales

Answer: George VI

Answer: Prince Albert of York

Answer: George VI of Canada

Answer: King George VI of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Albert, Duke of York

Answer: Prince Albert of Cornwall


Question: Who released a 2011 album entitled 'Born This Way'?

Answer: @ladygaga

Answer: Red and Blue (Lady Gaga ep)

Answer: Fancy pants (song)

Answer: Lady Gaga as a gay icon

Answer: Joanne Stefani Germanotta

Answer: Little Monsters (social networking site)

Answer: Stefani joanne angelina germanotta

Answer: Little monsters (fan)

Answer: Popart (album)

Answer: Lady Ga Ga

Answer: Fancy Pants (Lady Gaga song)

Answer: Electric Kiss

Answer: Tea (song)

Answer: Lady gaga

Answer: Mother Monster

Answer: Luc Carl

Answer: Little Monsters (fandom)

Answer: Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta

Answer: Lady GaGa (band)

Answer: Fame Monster: The Lady Gaga Story

Answer: Stefani germanotta

Answer: List of Lady Gaga concerts tours

Answer: Little Monsters (Lady Gaga Fans)

Answer: Germanotta

Answer: Stefani Joanne Germanotta

Answer: Lady Gaga in popular culture

Answer: Ledi Gaga

Answer: Lady Gaga

Answer: List of Lady Gaga concert tours

Answer: Ladz Gaga

Answer: Lada Gaga

Answer: Stefani Germanotta

Answer: Lady Gaga as gay icon

Answer: Monster (fragrance)

Answer: LADY GAGA

Answer: Joe Calderone

Answer: Earthquake (lady gaga song)

Answer: Lady GaGa

Answer: Stefani J. A. Germanotta

Answer: High Princess (Stache)

Answer: Jo Calderone

Answer: Lady Caca

Answer: Little Monsters (fan)

Answer: Glitter & Grease

Answer: Little Monsters (social network)

Answer: Still Have Fun

Answer: Lady Gaga on Twitter


Question: Which British monarch was nicknamed 'The Sailor King'?

Answer: William IV (disambiguation)

Answer: Wilhelm IV

Answer: William iv

Answer: William 4

Answer: William IV

Answer: William Iv


Question: Taphophobia is the fear of being what?

Answer: Texan funeral

Answer: Burying alive

Answer: Premature burial

Answer: Buried alive

Answer: Was buried alive

Answer: Be buried alive

Answer: Burial Alive

Answer: Being buried alive

Answer: Live burial

Answer: Texas funeral

Answer: Vivisepulture

Answer: Premature Interment

Answer: Living burial

Answer: Burial alive

Answer: London Association for the Prevention of Premature Burial


Question: Nani, Cobra Bubbles and Captain Gantu are all characters in which Disney film?

Answer: Lilo and Stich

Answer: Lilo & Stitch

Answer: Lilo and stitch

Answer: Lilo & Stitch: Collected Stories From the Film's Creators

Answer: Stitch & Lilo

Answer: Lilo and Stitch

Answer: Lilo & stitch

Answer: Lilo and Stitch 4

Answer: He Mele No Lilo

Answer: Find Stitch

Answer: Lilo & Stitch (soundtrack)

Answer: Disney's Lilo & Stitch


Question: Which 'S' is a group of geese in flight?

Answer: Skein

Answer: Skein (disambiguation)

Answer: Skeins


Question: Limburger cheese is made from the milk of which animal?

Answer: Wild Bull

Answer: Moo unit

Answer: Cattle anatomy

Answer: Female cattle

Answer: Domesticated cattle

Answer: Domestic cow

Answer: Cow's size

Answer: Empalo

Answer: Moo-cow

Answer: Bos taurus domesticus

Answer: Moo cow

Answer: Domestic cattle

Answer: Bovine animal

Answer: Bos primigenius taurus

Answer: Cow

Answer: Bull-calf

Answer: Bos taurus

Answer: Beeves

Answer: Domestic Cattle

Answer: Anatomy of cattle

Answer: Cattle herding

Answer: Male cattle

Answer: Wild bull

Answer: B. taurus

Answer: Bos Taurus

Answer: Cattle slaughter

Answer: Cattle

Answer: Cows

Answer: Feral cattle


Question: On June 4th 1979, Joe Clark became the 16th and youngest Prime Minister of which country?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: Davide Santon, Dino Zoff and Simone Barone have all played for which national football team?

Answer: Environment of Italy

Answer: Italiën

Answer: Subdivisions of Italy

Answer: Republic of Italy

Answer: ItalY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IT

Answer: Etymology of Italy

Answer: Itali

Answer: Pollution in Italy

Answer: Administrative divisions of Italy

Answer: Austrian Empire (Italy)

Answer: Italija

Answer: Italie

Answer: Italia

Answer: Italian Republic

Answer: Second Italian Republic

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italio

Answer: Repubblica Italiana

Answer: Itàlia

Answer: The Italian republic


Question: What is footballer Ryan Giggs real surname?

Answer: Wilsons

Answer: Wilson

Answer: Wilson's

Answer: Wilson (disambiguation)


Question: On a map of the London Underground, what colour is the Northern Line?

Answer: Blackishly

Answer: Color/black

Answer: Blackly

Answer: Black (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 0)

Answer: 000000

Answer: Blackeness

Answer: Blackishness

Answer: Black (colour)

Answer: Color/Black

Answer: Blackest

Answer: (0, 0, 0)

Answer: Ultimately dark

Answer: Black is not a Color

Answer: Black

Answer: Black (Colour)

Answer: BLACK


Question: In the game of golf, an Albatross is how many strokes under par for a given hole?

Answer: 3

Answer: Three

Answer: three


Question: Which fictional UK television doctor lives in Tannochbrae?

Answer: Dr Finlay

Answer: Dr. Finlay

Answer: Dr Findlay's Casebook

Answer: Dr Finlay's Casebook

Answer: Dr. Finlay's Casebook


Question: David Lloyd George was British Prime Minister during the reign of which monarch?

Answer: George V of Great Britain and Ireland

Answer: George V of Great Britain

Answer: Cultural depictions of George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V of Scotland

Answer: King George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: King George V of Great Britain

Answer: George Frederick Ernest Albert

Answer: George V of the United Kingdom

Answer: George V

Answer: George the Fifth

Answer: George v of the united kingdom

Answer: King George V

Answer: George V of the UK

Answer: George 5

Answer: George V, Emperor

Answer: King George the Fifth

Answer: George V of Britain

Answer: George V, King of Great Britain

Answer: King George V of England

Answer: King George V's Silver Jubilee

Answer: George V of England

Answer: Duke of Cornwall and York

Answer: George V, Emperor of India

Answer: Coronation of King George V


Question: How many BTU's  (British Thermal Units) in one therm?

Answer: 100,000

Answer: 100000

Answer: one hundred thousand


Question: Which bodybuilding competition, first held in 1965, was created by Joe Weider to enable Mr Universe winners to continue competing and to earn money?

Answer: Mr Olympia

Answer: Mister Olympia

Answer: Mr. Olympia


Question: Which 2008 musical film is set on the fictional Greek island of Kalokairi?

Answer: Mamamia

Answer: Momy Mia

Answer: Mumma Mia

Answer: Momma Mia

Answer: Mama Mia

Answer: Moma Mia

Answer: Mamma Mia

Answer: Mamma Mia (disambiguation)

Answer: Mommy Mia

Answer: Mom Mia

Answer: Mamma mia (disambiguation)

Answer: Muma Mia

Answer: Mother Mia

Answer: Mum Mia

Answer: MAMMA MIA

Answer: Ma Mia

Answer: Mamy Mia

Answer: Mamma mia

Answer: Mumy Mia

Answer: Mammy Mia


Question: On a standard dartboard, what number lies opposite 18?

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: Long An Provence is in which Asian country?

Answer: Độc lập - tự do - hạnh phúc

Answer: Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: 越南社會主義共和國

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VN

Answer: SRVN

Answer: VIETNAM

Answer: CHXHCN Vietnam

Answer: Viet Nam Socialist Repub

Answer: SRoV

Answer: S.R. Vietnam

Answer: Languages of Viet Nam

Answer: Communist Vietnam

Answer: Red Vietnam (modern)

Answer: Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc

Answer: People's Republic of Vietnam

Answer: VietNam

Answer: Việtnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Viet Nam

Answer: Yue Nan

Answer: Viêtnam

Answer: Độc lập, tự do, hạnh phúc

Answer: SR Vietnam

Answer: Yuenan

Answer: Vietman

Answer: Vietnarm

Answer: Viet nam

Answer: Veitnam

Answer: Languages of Vietnam

Answer: Viêt Nam

Answer: Vietnam

Answer: The Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Etymology of Vietnam

Answer: Socialist Republic of Vietnam

Answer: Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc

Answer: Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam

Answer: Viet-Nam

Answer: Viet Nam

Answer: Vjet-Namo

Answer: Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu nghia Viet Nam

Answer: Vietnamese Republic

Answer: Việt Nam


Question: Tennis player Martina Hingis was born in which European 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: What was the first name of the mother of US President Barack Obama?

Answer: Stanley (TV series)

Answer: Stanley (company)

Answer: Stanley (disambiguation)

Answer: Stanley (TV Show)

Answer: Stanley

Answer: Stanley (film)


Question: The famous Badnutt's Palace Hotel is in which European winter resort?

Answer: St. Moritz (Graubünden)

Answer: Saint Moritz

Answer: San Moritz

Answer: San Murezzan

Answer: St.-Moritz

Answer: St. Moritz GR

Answer: St. Moritz

Answer: St-Moritz

Answer: St.Moritz

Answer: St Moritz

Answer: Sankt-Moritz

Answer: Saint-Moritz

Answer: Sankt Moritz

Answer: St. Moritz (Graubuenden)

Answer: St. Moritz, Switzerland

Answer: St. Mortitz

Answer: St. Moritz (Grisons)

Answer: St. Moritz (Graubunden)


Question: In which 1993 film does Nicholas Cage play drifter Michael Williams who is mistaken for a hitman?

Answer: Red Rock West


Question: What is the name of the sidekick of cartoon superhero DangerMouse?

Answer: Donnie Murdo

Answer: Danger Mouse (character)

Answer: Hrabri mišek

Answer: Danger Mouse (TV series)

Answer: Penfold (character)

Answer: Ernest Penfold

Answer: DangerMouse

Answer: Danger Mouse (TV Series)

Answer: Danger Mouse (TV)


Question: Which famous UK television duo provide the voices for the main characters in the children's program 'Engie Benjy'?

Answer: Declan Donnely

Answer: Ant & dec

Answer: PJ and Duncan

Answer: Ant and dec

Answer: Ant & Dec

Answer: PJ & Duncan AKA

Answer: Ant And Dec

Answer: Ant dec

Answer: Anton Deck

Answer: PJ & Duncan

Answer: Ant and Dec


Question: Giugno is Italian for which month of the year?

Answer: Jun.

Answer: JUNE

Answer: June 31

Answer: June

Answer: Junes

Answer: Juno (German)

Answer: June 31st


Question: What, generally, is the par on a 300 yard golf hole?

Answer: Four

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: Michaelmas Day is celebrated on the 29th of which month?

Answer: Setember

Answer: Sept.

Answer: 7ber

Answer: Sep.

Answer: September

Answer: Septilis

Answer: Spetember

Answer: September 31

Answer: 31 September

Answer: Mean Fomhair

Answer: Septemer


Question: What is the extra murder weapon in the 1999 50th Anniversary Cluedo game?

Answer: Bottle of poison


Question: British actor Maurice Micklewhite is better known by what name?

Answer: Micheal Caine

Answer: Maurice Joseph Micklewhite

Answer: Sir Maurice Joseph Micklewhite, Jr.

Answer: Micheal caine

Answer: Caine, Michael

Answer: Sir Maurice Joseph Micklewhite

Answer: Mike Caine

Answer: Maurice Micklewhite

Answer: Sir Michael Caine

Answer: Michael cane

Answer: Michael Maurice Micklewhite

Answer: Michael caine

Answer: Maurice J. Micklewhite

Answer: Cained

Answer: Maurice Joseph Micklewhite, Jr.

Answer: Michael Caine

Answer: Sir Michael Caine, CBE


Question: Which US singer/musician played Leather Tuscadero in the television show 'Happy Days'?

Answer: Suzie Quatro

Answer: Suzi Q.

Answer: Suzi Quattro

Answer: Suzy Quatro

Answer: Susie Quattro

Answer: Susie Quatro

Answer: Suzie Quattro

Answer: Unreleased Emotion

Answer: Suzy Quattro

Answer: Suzi Quatro


Question: What is the name of the female alter-ego of Turner Prize winner Grayson perry?

Answer: Clair

Answer: Clair (disambiguation)

Answer: Claire

Answer: Claire (disambiguation)


Question: For how many years was Richard III king of England?

Answer: 2

Answer: Two

Answer: two


Question: Where did Richard III 'imprison' his two young nephews in order to eliminate them from succession to the throne so that he could gain the crown of England?

Answer: London Tower

Answer: The Tower of London

Answer: Tower of london

Answer: Tower of London museum

Answer: Tower Wharf

Answer: Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress

Answer: The Tower Of london

Answer: Tower of London

Answer: The Tower Of London

Answer: Salt Tower

Answer: The London Tower

Answer: Gwynfryn, London

Answer: Towers Stairs

Answer: Martin Tower (Tower of London)

Answer: Bloody tower


Question: According to British superstition, 'Marry in 'when' and you'll live to rue the day'?

Answer: May sickness

Answer: May

Answer: Veliki traven

Answer: May (month)

Answer: Month May


Question: The heaviest swinging bell in England is in which cathedral?

Answer: St. Paul's Churchyard

Answer: London Cathedral

Answer: St Paul's Churchyard

Answer: Saint Paul's Cathedral, London

Answer: Great Paul

Answer: St. Paul's Cathedral, London

Answer: St Paul's Cathedral

Answer: Saint Paul's Cathedral

Answer: St. Paul's Cathedral

Answer: St pauls cathedral

Answer: St. Pauls Cathedral

Answer: St.Paul's Cathedral

Answer: St. Paul's Cathedral

Answer: St Pauls Cathedral

Answer: Saint-Paul's Cathedral

Answer: St Paul's Cathedral

Answer: Cathedral Church of St Paul

Answer: St Paul's Cathedral, London

Answer: Saint Paul's Cathedral (London)

Answer: St Paul's cathedral

Answer: St. Paul's cathedral


Question: Which is the only sign of the Zodiac represented by an object, rather than a person or animal?

Answer: Libra (disambiguation)

Answer: Librae

Answer: Libra

Answer: Libra (album)

Answer: Libras (disambiguation)


Question: The chemical element antimony is found in nature mainly as which sulphite mineral?

Answer: Sb2S3

Answer: Antimony black

Answer: Stibnite

Answer: Antimony glance


Question: Uncas is a principle character in which 1826 novel by James Fenimore Cooper?

Answer: The Last Of The Mohicans

Answer: The Last of the Mohicans (1932 film)

Answer: The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757

Answer: The last of the mohicans

Answer: The Last Of the Mohicans

Answer: Last of the mohegans

Answer: David Gamut

Answer: Last of the Mohegans

Answer: The Last of the Mohegans

Answer: Last of the mohicans

Answer: The Last Mohican

Answer: The Last of the Mohicans (serial)

Answer: Last of the Mohicans

Answer: The Last of the Mohicans

Answer: Last of the Mohicans (novel)

Answer: The Last of The Mohicans

The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757


Question: Which 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine and Debra Winger won 5 Oscars (Academy Awards)?

Answer: Emma Greenway Horton

Answer: Terms Of Endearment (film)

Answer: Terms Of Endearment (movie)

Answer: Terms of Endearment (film)

Answer: Term's of Endearment

Answer: Aurora Greenway

Answer: Terms Of Endearment

Answer: Terms of Endearment


Question: How many legs does a ladybird have?

Answer: Six

Answer: six

Answer: 6


Question: How often does a national census take place in Britain?

Answer: Every ten years


Question: A Malamute is what type of animal?

Answer: Domestic dogs

Answer: Female dogs

Answer: Canis familiaris

Answer: Canis Familaris

Answer: Canis familiaris domesticus

Answer: Dogs (Animals)

Answer: She dog

Answer: She-dog

Answer: Dogs

Answer: Doggy

Answer: Canis familiarus domesticus

Answer: Domestic dog

Answer: Dogs as pets

Answer: Dog (pet)

Answer: Dog (Domestic)

Answer: Pet dog

Answer: She dogs

Answer: Canis lupus familiaris

Answer: Canine lupus

Answer: Dog hood

Answer: Shedog

Answer: The domestic dog clade

Answer: A dog

Answer: Canis domesticus

Answer: Dogs as our pets

Answer: Canis Canis

Answer: Domestic Dog

Answer: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Answer: Doggie

Answer: Dog

Answer: C.l. familiaris

Answer: Doggies

Answer: A man's best friend

Answer: Doghood

Answer: Shedogs

Answer: Bitch (female dog)

Answer: She-dogs

Answer: Dogness

Answer: Bitch (dog)

Answer: Female dog

Answer: C. l. familiaris

Answer: Shelter dog


Question: Cartoon character Penrod Pooch is better known by what name?

Answer: Hong Kong Phooie

Answer: Hong Kong Phooey (film)

Answer: Hong Kong Fuey

Answer: Hong Kong Phuey

Answer: Hong Kong Phooey

Answer: Hong Kong Fooey


Question: Vingt-et-Un is which number in English?

Answer: Twenty One

Answer: twenty-one

Answer: 21


Question: Which New York airport was re-named after late President John F Kennedy?

Answer: New York JFK

Answer: New York–JFK

Answer: New York - John F. Kennedy International Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy Int'L Airport

Answer: New York-Kennedy

Answer: J.F.K. Int'l Airport

Answer: JFK (Airport)

Answer: John F Kennedy airport

Answer: New York-JFK

Answer: Kennedy International Airport

Answer: New York Idlewild International Airport

Answer: John F Kennedy International

Answer: New York/John F. Kennedy International Airport

Answer: JFKIA

Answer: New York Kennedy Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy airport

Answer: JFK International Airport

Answer: New York/JFK

Answer: JFK Airport, New York

Answer: JFK airport

Answer: JFK International

Answer: JFK Intl

Answer: Luchthaven JFK

Answer: Aeropuerto Kennedy

Answer: JFK Int. Airport

Answer: Idlewild Airport

Answer: J. F. Kennedy International Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy International

Answer: John F Kennedy Intl

Answer: New York JFK International Airport

Answer: John Kennedy International Airport

Answer: JFK Airport

Answer: Kennedy Airport, New York

Answer: J F Kennedy International Airport

Answer: J. F. Kennedy Int'L Airport

Answer: JFK Int'l Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy Int'l Airport

Answer: Kjfk

Answer: Major General Alexander E. Anderson Airport

Answer: Kennedy airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy International Airport(Main Hub)

Answer: Kennedy Airport

Answer: J.F.K. Int%60l Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy International Airport (Main Hub)

Answer: J.F.K. International Airport

Answer: John F Kennedy Int'l Airport

Answer: Jfk airport

Answer: New York-JFK Airport

Answer: John Fitzgerald Kennedy International Airport

Answer: New York-Idlewild International Airport

Answer: Aeropuerto JFK

Answer: John F Kennedy Int'l

Answer: J. F. Kennedy Int'l Airport

Answer: Idlewild International Airport

Answer: John F Kennedy Airport

Answer: JKF Airport

Answer: New York Kennedy

Answer: JFK (airport)

Answer: John F. Kennedy International Airport

Answer: New York-Idlewild Airport

Answer: New York - JFK

Answer: John F Kennedy International Airport

Answer: John F. Kennedy Airport


Question: 'The Battle of the Ages' took place in April 1991 between George Foreman and which other boxer?

Answer: Evander Hollyfield

Answer: Evander Holyfield

Answer: Vander Holyfield

Answer: Real Deal Holyfield

Answer: Candi Calvana Smith

Answer: Evan Fields

Answer: Evander Holfield


Question: The Suez Canal joins the Red Sea and which other body of water?

Answer: Mediterranian

Answer: Meditiranean

Answer: West Mediterranean

Answer: Mare internum

Answer: Pollution of the Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediteranean

Answer: Mediterranean sea

Answer: Mediterannean Sea

Answer: Mediterranian Sea

Answer: Miditerranean

Answer: Medaterain

Answer: Western Mediterranean

Answer: Meditaranian

Answer: The Med

Answer: Meditterranean sea

Answer: Mediterrannean Sea

Answer: Mediterranean coast

Answer: Mediterannean

Answer: Mediteranian

Answer: Mediterranium sea

Answer: Meditarranean

Answer: Mediterain

Answer: Med sea

Answer: Mediterraenian

Answer: Overfishing in the Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediteranean sea

Answer: Mediterranea

Answer: Mediterranean Countries

Answer: Roman Sea

Answer: Méditerranean Sea

Answer: Tourism in the Mediterranean region

Answer: البحر الأبيض المتوسط

Answer: البحر المتوسط

Answer: Mediteranean Sea

Answer: Sea of Mediterranea

Answer: Mediterranean

Answer: Medditeranean

Answer: Medeterain

Answer: Mediterranean Sea

Answer: Mediterrannean

Answer: Mediterranean Ocean

Answer: Roman Mediterranean


Question: In 1746, Scottish naval surgeon James Lind pioneered the treatment of which disease?

Answer: Scruvy

Answer: Scorbut

Answer: Scurvy

Answer: Cheadle's disease

Answer: Scorbutic anaemia

Answer: Anti-scorbutic

Answer: Avitaminosis C

Answer: Scorbutus

Answer: Vitamin C deficiency

Answer: Antiscorbutic

Answer: Moeller's disease

Answer: Scurvey

Answer: Scorbutic

Answer: Ascorbic acid deficiency


Question: All Saints Day is celebrated on the 1st of which month?

Answer: The month of November

Answer: Novemeber

Answer: Noviembre

Answer: November 31

Answer: 9ber

Answer: 31 November

Answer: Coyovembyote

Answer: November

Answer: Nobember


Question: In religion, there are how many Stations of the Cross?

Answer: fourteen

Answer: 14


Question: Kenneth Wolstenholme was a commentator for which sport?

Answer: FOOTBALL

Answer: History of football

Answer: Games called football

Answer: FootBall

Answer: Football games

Answer: Modern codes of football

Answer: Football

Answer: Footbal

Answer: Foot ball

Answer: Foot Ball

Answer: Foot-ball

Answer: Football move

Answer: Football's

Answer: Football rules

Answer: History of football games

Answer: Football code

Answer: Foot-Ball

Answer: Football (Group of Sports)

Answer: Football (elliptical)

Answer: Football codes


Question: Dydd Mawrth is Welsh for which day of the week?

Answer: Day of Tīwaz

Answer: Tiwes dæg

Answer: Tuesday

Answer: Tuefday

Answer: Tiu's Day

Answer: Tue.

Answer: Twisday

Answer: Tuseday

Answer: Martis dies

Answer: Tuesdays

Answer: Tiw's Day

Answer: Tiwes daeg


Question: The term 'Heavy metal' is said to have first appeared in which 1968 song?

Answer: Born to Be Wild

Answer: Born to Be Wild (Ozzy Osbourne Cover)

Answer: Born To Be Wild

Answer: Born to be wild

Answer: Born to be Wild


Question: Which island group became known as The Friendly Islands?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TO

Answer: Tonga

Answer: Matahau

Answer: Etymology of Tonga

Answer: Kingdom of Tonga

Answer: Pule'anga Fakatu'i'o, Tonga

Answer: Makatusi

Answer: Matahau, Tonga

Answer: Pule'anga Fakatu'i'o

Answer: Tongan Rugby

Answer: South (country)

Answer: Pule%60anga Fakatu%60i %60o Tonga

Answer: Tonga Archipelago

Answer: Friendly Islands

Answer: Kingdom of tonga

Answer: The Kingdom of Tonga

Answer: Tongan community

Answer: Puleʻanga Fakatuʻi ʻo Tonga


Question: In June 1971, who was the first indigenous Australian to become a member of the Parliament of Australia?

Answer: Neville Bonner

Answer: Neville Bonnor

Answer: Neville Thomas Bonner


Question: Blaze, Bubble and Shootout are all terms used in which card game?

Answer: Poker books

Answer: Rules of poker

Answer: Poker

Answer: Straight poker

Answer: Home Poker

Answer: Limit Rules

Answer: Poker (card game)

Answer: Poker rule

Answer: Spokepoker

Answer: Poker Supplies

Answer: Poker game play

Answer: Longhanded Poker

Answer: Poker book

Answer: Poker clubs

Answer: Poker player

Answer: Revolving Poker

Answer: Poker Rules

Answer: Live poker

Answer: Shorthanded Poker

Answer: Poker (game)

Answer: Free poker


Question: The English towns of Abingdon, Wallingford and Marlow lie on which river?

Answer: Theems

Answer: Thames River

Answer: The Thames

Answer: River Thames

Answer: Tamisa

Answer: Themsen

Answer: Themse

Answer: Old Father Thames

Answer: Thames river

Answer: Tamiza

Answer: Temze

Answer: History of Thames Water

Answer: Temza

Answer: The Thames River

Answer: The River Thames

Answer: Tamesa

Answer: River Temz

Answer: Thames Crossing

Answer: Tamigi

Answer: Temz River

Answer: River Tems

Answer: The Thames (river)

Answer: Tems River

Answer: Thames Basin

Answer: River thames

Answer: Isis River (England)

Answer: Thames (river)

Answer: Thames

Answer: Thames River (England)


Question: Giallo is Italian for which colour?

Answer: Yellowest

Answer: Whiteyellow

Answer: Yelow

Answer: Yellow color

Answer: Yellowishness

Answer: Yellower

Answer: White-yellow

Answer: Rgb(255, 255, 0)

Answer: Dark yellow

Answer: Yellowwhite

Answer: Symbolism of yellow

Answer: Yellow (color)

Answer: Yellow (colour)

Answer: Yellowy

Answer: Yellow white

Answer: Yellowishly

Answer: White yellow

Answer: Yellow (Colour)

Answer: (255, 255, 0)

Answer: Yellow

Answer: Royal yellow

Answer: Yellow-white


Question: 'Little Boy' and 'Fat Man' were US codes for what during World War II?

Answer: Nuclear weapons (bombs)


Question: What number shirt did England rugby union player Jonny Wilkinson wear in the 2011 World Cup?

Answer: 10

Answer: ten


Question: The cup, or bowl, Jesus was said to have used at the Last Supper is known as 'The Holy 'what'?

Answer: Sangrael

Answer: Grail legend

Answer: The Holy Glair

Answer: Grail mythos

Answer: Sangraal

Answer: Quest for the Holy Grail

Answer: The Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Quest

Answer: Holy Grail

Answer: Grail Myth

Answer: Queste du Graal

Answer: Sangreal

Answer: The Quest of the Holy Grail

Answer: Sangrail

Answer: Grail

Answer: Holy grail

Answer: Holy Graal

Answer: San Greal

Answer: Grail myth

Answer: Holy Grail Quest


Question: Bryan Ferry was the lead singer of which 1970's band?

Answer: Roxy Music

Answer: The Best of Roxy Music


Question: US professional wrestler and actor Terry Gene Bollea is better known by what name?

Answer: Terrance Bollea

Answer: Ho Kogan

Answer: Terry Boulder

Answer: Terrence Bollea

Answer: Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology

Answer: Halk Hogan

Answer: Hulkamaniac

Answer: Terrence Gene Bollea

Answer: Sterling Golden

Answer: Hulk Bolea

Answer: Terrance Gene Bollea

Answer: Hulk Hogan's Pastamania

Answer: The Hulkster

Answer: Hulkster

Answer: Hulkamania

Answer: Terry Gene Bollea

Answer: Hollywood Hogan

Answer: Hulk Machine

Answer: Yeah Brutha!

Answer: Terry Gene

Answer: Terry Borea

Answer: Terry %22Hulk%22 Hogan

Answer: Hulkamaniacs

Answer: Hulk Hogan

Answer: Hollywood Hulk Hogan

Answer: Hulk Still Rules

Answer: Terry Bollea

Answer: Linda bollea

Answer: Hulk hogan

Answer: Gene Bollea

Answer: Thunder Lips

Answer: Thunderlips


Question: In the 1945 novel 'Animal Farm', how many commandments were originally written by Snowball?

Answer: Seven

Answer: seven

Answer: 7


Question: What is the name of the character played by actor Nicholas Lyndhurst in the British television series 'Goodnight Sweetheart'?

Answer: Phoebe Sparrow

Answer: Gary sparrow

Answer: Donald Bamford

Answer: Gary Sparrow

Answer: Phoebe Bamford

Answer: List of Goodnight Sweetheart characters

Answer: Reg Deadman

Answer: Ron Wheatcroft

Answer: Yvonne Sparrow


Question: The national opera company Opera North is based in which English city?

Answer: Leeds, UK

Answer: St Margaret's Primary School, Horsforth

Answer: ST Margarets Primary School

Answer: St Margarets Primary School

Answer: St margarets school

Answer: City of leeds transport area

Answer: The weather in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, Yorkshire

Answer: Knightsbridge of the North

Answer: Shakespeare Primary School

Answer: Higher Education in Leeds

Answer: Leeds, England

Answer: Leeds, West Yorkshire

Answer: Leeds

Answer: Leodis

Answer: LEEDS

Answer: Leeds – Bradford, UK

Answer: Leodensian

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBLBA


Question: A Caduceus, a staff with two serpents twined around it, is associated with which profession?

Answer: Doctor behaviour

Answer: Physician

Answer: Registered medical practitioner

Answer: Physicians

Answer: Medical doctor

Answer: Medical Officer

Answer: Mediziner

Answer: Phyſician

Answer: Medical Doctor

Answer: Healthcareers

Answer: Phyſicians

Answer: Medical profession

Answer: Doctor (medicine)

Answer: Medical officer


Question: A 'Beaver Moon' is the first full moon which occurs during which month of the year?

Answer: The month of November

Answer: Novemeber

Answer: Noviembre

Answer: November 31

Answer: 9ber

Answer: 31 November

Answer: Coyovembyote

Answer: November

Answer: Nobember


Question: 'Probably the best lager in the world' is the advertising slogan for which brand of lager?

Answer: Carlsberg

Answer: Carlsberg (disambiguation)


Question: Mr Worldly Wisemen appears in which 17th Century book?

Answer: Delectable Mountains

Answer: The pilgrims progress

Answer: Pilgram's Progress

Answer: Pilgrim's Progress

Answer: The Pilgrim's Progress

Answer: Pilgrim's proress

Answer: Hill Difficulty

Answer: The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to That Which Is to Come

Answer: Timorous

Answer: Mrs. Timorous

Answer: Pilgrim s Progress

Answer: Doubting Castle

Answer: Pilgrim's Progress

Answer: Pilgrims Progress

Answer: House Beautiful (Pilgrim's Progress)

Answer: The Pilgrim's Progress


Question: The 'Mahlabatari Declaration of Faith' was a statement of core principles laid down by the political leaders of which country in 1974?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: Scottish artist, Sir Henry Raeburn was knighted by which British monarch in 1822?

Answer: George, Prince Regent

Answer: King George IV of the United Kingdom

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: Who won the 1989 Ladies Singles Wimbledon Championship?

Answer: Peter Graf

Answer: Stephanie Maria Graf

Answer: Steffie graf

Answer: Steffi Graf

Answer: Stefanie Graf

Answer: Steffi Graff

Answer: Steffie Graf

Answer: Stefi Graf


Question: What is the title of the film considered to be the debut of cartoon character Mickey Mouse?

Answer: Steamboat Willie

Answer: Timeless River

Answer: Steamboat Willy

Answer: Steam boat Willie


Question: What is the young of a hawk called?

Answer: Falco (bird)

Answer: Falcons

Answer: Tiercel

Answer: Tarse

Answer: Falco (genus)

Answer: Eyass

Answer: Falcon

Answer: Tercel

Answer: Eyas


Question: Mossel Bay is a harbour town which lies on the coast of which African country?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: Which American car manufacturer has a logo which features three shields inside a circle?

Answer: Buicks

Answer: Buick Engine

Answer: Ventiport

Answer: Buick Motor Company

Answer: Four-holer

Answer: Four holer

Answer: Buick Motor Division

Answer: Buick

Answer: Buik


Question: Who was declared Model of the Millennium by Vogue editor Anna Wintour?

Answer: Gisele Buendchen

Answer: Gisele Caroline Nonnenmacher Bündchen

Answer: Olivia Palito

Answer: Gisele Buendchen Stock Index

Answer: Gisele Bundchen

Answer: Gisele Caroline Nonnenmacher Bundchen

Answer: Gisele Bündchen Stock Index

Answer: Olívia Palito

Answer: Bundchen

Answer: Gisele bündchen

Answer: Vida (dog)

Answer: Gisele Caroline Nonnenmacher Buendchen

Answer: Gisele Bundchen Stock Index

Answer: Gisele Bündchen

Answer: Gisele (singer)

Answer: Giselle Bundchen


Question: The infectious disease roup affects which creatures?

Answer: Poultry and pigeons


Question: Which word can go after Cat, Board and Jay to make three other words?

Answer: Psycho-analysis of walking

Answer: Ambulated

Answer: Ambulates

Answer: Preambulate

Answer: Shank's Pony

Answer: Lumpering

Answer: Preambulates

Answer: Preambulation

Answer: Shanks' pony

Answer: Ambulate

Answer: Preambulated

Answer: Ambulant

Answer: Fitness walk

Answer: Ground pounder

Answer: Shank's pony

Answer: Ambulating

Answer: Lumpered

Answer: Walking

Answer: Walked

Answer: Stepping (walking)

Answer: Preambulating

Answer: Walk

Answer: Ambulation

Answer: Pedestrian motion


Question: Which word can go before Side, End and Ability to make three other words?

Answer: Sea port

Answer: Seaport

Answer: Fishing port

Answer: Shipping port

Answer: Deep water port

Answer: Ice-free port

Answer: Ice free port

Answer: Deepwater port

Answer: Ports (disambiguation)

Answer: Sea ports

Answer: Port of discharge

Answer: Ferry port

Answer: Deepwater pier

Answer: Fishing Port

Answer: Fluvial port

Answer: Deep-water port

Answer: Warm-water port

Answer: Ice-free harbor

Answer: Sea-port

Answer: Warm water port

Answer: Ice free harbour

Answer: Port city

Answer: Ports

Answer: Seaports of Japan

Answer: Seaports

Answer: Ice-free harbour

Answer: Port town

Answer: Commercial port

Answer: Port


Question: Which word can go before Hammer, Knife and Boot to make three other words?

Answer: Jack (fish)

Answer: Jack

Answer: Jack (disambiguation)

Answer: Jack (zoology)

Answer: Jackfish

Answer: JACK

Answer: Jack (novel)

Answer: Jack (film)

Answer: Jack (fish disambiguation)

Answer: JacK


Question: Which word can go before Work, Guard and Dog to make three other words?

Answer: Open flame

Answer: Fire

Answer: Alight

Answer: Fires

Answer: Firetending

Answer: Causes of fire

Answer: Fire damage

Answer: A fire


Question: A pressure hull is part of which type of vessel?

Answer: Underwater vehicles

Answer: Diesel submarine

Answer: Submariners

Answer: Diesel-electric submarine

Answer: Submarines in world war 2

Answer: Patrol submarine

Answer: Pig boat

Answer: Submarine

Answer: Submarines in World War II

Answer: Military submarine

Answer: Diesel submarines

Answer: Fast-attack submarine

Answer: Underwater boat

Answer: Submarines

Answer: Fast attack Submarine


Question: Which politician was born Goldie Mabovich?

Answer: Golda Meir

Answer: Golda Meyerson

Answer: גּוֹלְדָּה מֵאִיר

Answer: Golda Mabovitz

Answer: Goldie Mabovitch

Answer: Golda Myerson (Meir)

Answer: Голда Мабович

Answer: Golda Mabovitch


Question: Which famous English highwayman was hanged for horse-stealing in April 1739?

Answer: Dick Turpin

Answer: Black Bess

Answer: Turpin, Dick

Answer: Richard Turpin


Question: Wilbroe beer is produced in which European 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: The Halle Orchestra was founded in which British city?

Answer: Manchester developments

Answer: Manchester (borough)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBMNC

Answer: Manchester, Greater Manchester

Answer: Manchester, UK

Answer: Climate of Manchester

Answer: City of Manchester

Answer: The weather in Manchester

Answer: Manchester (city, England)

Answer: Machester

Answer: Drizzlechester

Answer: Mancs

Answer: Manchester

Answer: Manchester, United Kingdom

Answer: Manchester (England)

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Manchester

Answer: Manchester, U.K.

Answer: Manchester (UK)

Answer: England Manchester

Answer: Manchester, England

Answer: County Borough of Manchester


Question: The shortest chapter in the Bible is in which book?

Answer: Psalms 117


Question: Which 1960 film is based on the 1954 film 'Seven Samurai'?

Answer: Bernardo O'Reilly (Character)

Answer: The Magnificent Seven (film)

Answer: Bernardo O'Reilly

Answer: The Magnificent Seven (2015 film)

Answer: The Magnificent Seven

Answer: Calvera (character)

Answer: The magnificent seven

Answer: Chris Adams (Character)


Question: The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, signed in August 1939, was between which two countries?

Answer: Russia and Germany


Question: Who became the host of the BBC Radio 1 weekday breakfast show in September 2012?

Answer: Nick Grimshaw


Question: Labour Day is celebrated in France during which month of the year?

Answer: May sickness

Answer: May

Answer: Veliki traven

Answer: May (month)

Answer: Month May


Question: Which religion uses a domed structure called a Stupa as a shrine?

Answer: Búdachas

Answer: Buddhadharma

Answer: Buddhadhamma

Answer: Buddhism in Asia

Answer: Budddhism

Answer: Buddhist

Answer: Budddhist

Answer: Buddhist Saying

Answer: Buddhism

Answer: Buddha's gospel

Answer: Buddh

Answer: Dhamma-Vinaya

Answer: Bouddhism

Answer: Bhuudis

Answer: Buddhisam

Answer: Budhism

Answer: Budhda birth date controversies

Answer: BuddhIsm

Answer: Buddha birth date controversies

Answer: BuddHism

Answer: Buddhists

Answer: Buhhdism

Answer: Dhamma-vinaya

Answer: Buddhity

Answer: Buddha Dharma

Answer: Buddhasasana

Answer: Budhist

Answer: Bauddhadharma

Answer: The teaching of the Buddha

Answer: Dhammavinaya

Answer: Buddhism religion

Answer: Buddhaity

Answer: Superbuddha

Answer: Budism

Answer: Buddist

Answer: Buddhisem

Answer: Buddism

Answer: Будизъм

Answer: Boudhism

Answer: Bhuddist

Answer: Dhamma Vinaya

Answer: Buddha Dhamma

Answer: Buddhist religious philosophy

Answer: BUDDHISM

Answer: Budddhists

Answer: Bhuddism

Answer: Three levels of suffering


Question: Neal Foulds, John Dunning and Mark Williams are associated with which sport?

Answer: Lightning break

Answer: Snooker plus

Answer: Snooker Plus

Answer: English snooker

Answer: Snooker

Answer: Snooker-plus

Answer: List of snooker equipment

Answer: Snooker player

Answer: Snoooker


Question: A turophile is a lover of which foodstuff?

Answer: Cheeses

Answer: Chese

Answer: Coagulated milk curd

Answer: CHEESE

Answer: Mouldy cheese

Answer: Cheese wheel

Answer: Cheese

Answer: Chees

Answer: Cheeze

Answer: Cheese powder


Question: The US team Miami Heat play which sport?

Answer: Basketball

Answer: Basketball gear

Answer: Bball

Answer: Boy's Basketball

Answer: B Ball

Answer: Shoot hoops

Answer: Basketball parity worldwide

Answer: Men's Basketball

Answer: High school basketball

Answer: Basketball Worldwide

Answer: Basketball club

Answer: B-ball

Answer: Basket-ball

Answer: Basketball team

Answer: Basketball rim

Answer: Basketballer

Answer: Rim (basketball)

Answer: Basket ball

Answer: Basketball net

Answer: Baksetball

Answer: Basketball player

Answer: Basket-Ball

Answer: Women's hoops

Answer: Men's basketball

Answer: BasketBall

Answer: Basketball Parity Worldwide

Answer: Basket Ball

Answer: Baketball

Answer: Basketball Player

Answer: B ball

Answer: Unicycle basketball


Question: Soul Patch, Reed, Lincoln and Monkey Tail are all types of what?

Answer: Beard

Answer: Bearded

Answer: Neard

Answer: Manbeard

Answer: Pogonology

Answer: Full beard

Answer: Neckbeard

Answer: الرجل بلا شنب كالقط بلا ذنب

Answer: Neck beard

Answer: Neck hair

Answer: Beards

Answer: Bearded people

Answer: Five o'clock shadow


Question: How many players are on the field in a hurling team?

Answer: fifteen

Answer: 15


Question: Who delivered their famous 'The Lady's Not For Turning' speech in October 1980?

Answer: Baroness Margaret Thatcher

Answer: Lady Thatcher

Answer: Margret thatcher

Answer: The Baroness Thatcher

Answer: Margret Thatcher

Answer: The Lady Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Tatcher

Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Answer: Mrs T

Answer: Mrs Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher

Answer: Mrs. T

Answer: Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven

Answer: Margaret Thatcer

Answer: Margaret Thatcher's

Answer: Mrs Finchley

Answer: Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher

Answer: Thatcherian

Answer: Margaret Thacher

Answer: Margaret Thatcher bibliography

Answer: Margaret Thatcher Day

Answer: M thatcher

Answer: Lady T

Answer: Maggie Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Hilda Thatcher

Answer: Milk snatcher

Answer: Baroness The Margaret Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Hilda Roberts Thatcher

Answer: Margeret Thatcher

Answer: Margareth Thatcher

Answer: Mrs Denis Thatcher

Answer: Margaret Hilda Roberts

Answer: Mrs. Thatcher

Answer: Milk Snatcher

Answer: Margaret Thatcher Library

Answer: Margaret thatcher

Answer: Baroness Thatcher

Answer: Margeret thatcher


Question: British band Lindisfarne had a 1971 hit album entitled 'The Fog on the 'where'?

Answer: Tyne

Answer: Tyne (disambiguation)


Question: The purple grenadilla is another name for which fruit?

Answer: Maracuya

Answer: Maracuja

Answer: Passion-fruit

Answer: Golden Passionfruit

Answer: Lilikoi

Answer: Passiflora edulis

Answer: Purple granadilla

Answer: Passionfruits

Answer: Passionfruit

Answer: Guavadilla

Answer: Passiflora flavicarpa

Answer: Passion fruit

Answer: Wal dodam

Answer: Maracock

Answer: Maracujá

Answer: Maracuyá

Answer: Passion Fruit

Answer: Parcha


Question: What is the name of the spiritual leader of a community of Zen Buddhist monks?

Answer: Roshi (disambiguation)

Answer: Roshi


Question: In golf, the holing of a ball directly from a bunker is known as a 'Golden 'what'?

Answer: Ferret food

Answer: Frettchen

Answer: Ferrets as pets

Answer: Ferrets

Answer: Fesnyng

Answer: Ferrett

Answer: Futret

Answer: Travel with ferrets

Answer: Ferret

Answer: Ferreting

Answer: Mustela putorius furo

Answer: Mustela furo


Question: In Roman mythology, on which part of the body were talaria worn?

Answer: Foot fracture

Answer: Human feet

Answer: Foot muscles

Answer: Pedis

Answer: Dorsum of foot

Answer: Joints of foot

Answer: Plates of meat

Answer: Muscles of the Feet

Answer: Foot dorsum

Answer: Foot

Answer: Joints of the foot

Answer: Articulatio pedis

Answer: Broken foot

Answer: Foot (anatomy)

Answer: Articulationes pedis

Answer: Foot type

Answer: Insteps

Answer: Articulations of foot

Answer: Human foot

Answer: Foot sweat

Answer: Instep

Answer: Feet

Answer: Foot deformities

Answer: Foot taboo

Answer: Foot fractures


Question: The Koppen Classification System is used for classifying what?

Answer: Climate

Answer: World temperature

Answer: Global temperatures

Answer: Climatic zone

Answer: World climate

Answer: Climate system

Answer: Climatic

Answer: Global climate

Answer: Climates

Answer: Average annual temperature

Answer: Average day temperature

Answer: World temperatures

Answer: Global Temperature


Question: Who co-presents the UK television quiz show 'Eggheads'?

Answer: Dermot Murnaghan and Jeremy Vine


Question: The Museum of Bags and Purses is in which European city?

Answer: Classis of Amsterdam

Answer: Capital of Holland

Answer: Amsterdam, Holland

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NLAMS

Answer: NLAMS

Answer: Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Answer: Geography of Amsterdam

Answer: Amesterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, North Holland

Answer: Capitals of the Netherlands

Answer: Amsterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, Noord Holland

Answer: Ámsterdam

Answer: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Answer: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Answer: Ampsterdam


Question: Which horse won the 2013 English Grand National at Aintree?

Answer: Aurora's Encore

Answer: Auroras Encore


Question: Which late British jockey's autobiography is entitled 'The Sport of Queens'?

Answer: Shattered (Dick Francis novel)

Answer: Shattered (Dick Francis Novel)

Answer: Richard Stanley Francis

Answer: Dick Francis


Question: Punchestown Racecourse is in which European country?

Answer: Irlanda

Answer: Island ireland

Answer: Ireland (region)

Answer: Irlandia

Answer: Erin's Isle

Answer: Airlan

Answer: Ireland

Answer: West Coast of Ireland

Answer: The island of Ireland

Answer: Island Ireland

Answer: Ireland (island)

Answer: Irland

Answer: HÉireann

Answer: Ireland Ulster

Answer: Population of Ireland

Answer: Irelander

Answer: Ireland and Ulster

Answer: Ireland (Island)

Answer: IRELAND

Answer: Symbol of Ireland

Answer: Scotia major

Answer: Island of Ireland

Answer: Airlann

Answer: Mikra Britannia

Answer: Irelanders

Answer: Auld Sod

Answer: Ierne (placename)


Question: How many times did Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor marry?

Answer: 9

Answer: nine

Answer: Nine


Question: In humans, microcephaly is having an abnormally small what?

Answer: Head

Answer: Kephalikos

Answer: Heads

Answer: Head (anatomy)

Answer: Noddles

Answer: Cephalic

Answer: Cephalique

Answer: Kepala


Question: Which land mammal has the longest tail?

Answer: Giraffes mating

Answer: Giraffa camelopardalis

Answer: Camelleopard

Answer: Giraffes

Answer: Adaptations of a giraffe

Answer: Stereotpyic behaviour in giraffes

Answer: Giraffe fighting

Answer: Stereotypic behaviour in giraffes

Answer: Girrafe

Answer: Guraffe

Answer: Giraffe

Answer: Girafe

Answer: Camelopard

Answer: Cameleopard

Answer: Giraff

Answer: Mating giraffes


Question: The World Bog Snorkelling Championships are held annually in which European country?

Answer: Welsh nation

Answer: Climate of Wales

Answer: Autonomous Province of Wales

Answer: Cymru / wales

Answer: Cyrmu

Answer: Wales

Answer: WALES

Answer: Rain in Wales

Answer: Welsh Nation

Answer: Welsh Peninsula

Answer: Wales, UK

Answer: Etymology of Wales

Answer: Cymru

Answer: Wales, United Kingdom

Answer: Pays de Galles

Answer: Communications in Wales

Answer: The Principality of Wales

Answer: West of the Rhymney

Answer: Wales, U.K.

Answer: Cymru am byth

Answer: Gymru

Answer: Cymru / Wales

Answer: Welsh mountains

Answer: CYMRU


Question: The Kremlin is situated in which city?

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: The largest known volcano in our solar system is on which planet?

Answer: Fourth planet

Answer: Sol 4

Answer: Mars surface features

Answer: Mars

Answer: Mars/Planet

Answer: Hydrology of Mars

Answer: Magnetosphere of Mars

Answer: Marte (planet)

Answer: Mars (planet)

Answer: Sol-4

Answer: 2003 opposition of Mars

Answer: 4th planet

Answer: Planet Mars

Answer: Sun e

Answer: Sol e

Answer: Mars (Planet)

Answer: Physical characteristics of Mars

Answer: Mars opposition

Answer: Sol IV

Answer: Oblate Mars

Answer: Opposition of Mars

Answer: Mars orbit


Question: Which Scottish physician and novelist created Dr Finlay?

Answer: Archibald Cronin

Answer: A J Cronin

Answer: A.J. Cronin

Answer: AJ Cronin

Answer: Archibald J. Cronin

Answer: A.J.Cronin

Answer: Archibald Joseph Cronin

Answer: A. J. Cronin

Answer: A. J. (Archibald Joseph) Cronin


Question: How many double-word score squares are there on a standard Scrabble board?

Answer: seventeen

Answer: 17


Question: What it the title of the second James Bond film, which opened in the UK in 1963?

Answer: From Russia With Love (album)

Answer: From Russia with Love (album)

Answer: From Russia, With Love

Answer: From Russia with Love (disambiguation)

Answer: James Bond/From Russia With Love

Answer: From russia with love

Answer: From Russia With Love

Answer: From Russia, with Love

Answer: From Russia with Love


Question: What were the names of the founder of British company JCB?

Answer: J C Bamford (person)

Answer: Joseph Cyril Bamford

Answer: JC Bamford (person)

Answer: J.C.Bamford (person)

Answer: J.C. Bamford (person)

Answer: J. C. Bamford (person)


Question: Thomas the Tank Engine lives on which fictional island?

Answer: Sodor

Answer: Sodor (disambiguation)


Question: In the Anna Sewell novel, what is Black Beauty?

Answer: Lightning (game)

Answer: Horse (game)

Answer: Bump (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball game)

Answer: Horse or pig stipulations in basketball

Answer: Basketball Activities

Answer: Variations of basketball

Answer: Knockout (non-violent game)

Answer: Knockout (game)

Answer: Around the World (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (Basketball)

Answer: Knockout (basketball game)

Answer: A horse

Answer: P-I-G (basketball)

Answer: Around the World (a playground basketball game)

Answer: H-O-R-S-E

Answer: Knockout (basketball)


Question: In the game of Cluedo, what colour is the piece that represents Mrs Peacock?

Answer: Blue

Answer: Rgb(0, 0, 255)

Answer: Orphan blue

Answer: Slate Blue (color)

Answer: Bluishness

Answer: Dark Blue (color)

Answer: Pale Blue

Answer: Blue in human culture

Answer: Blue (color)

Answer: Police car blue

Answer: Blue (Colour)

Answer: Blueishness

Answer: List of terms associated with the color blue

Answer: Caspian blue

Answer: Blue (colour)

Answer: Light-blue

Answer: Bluest

Answer: Bluish

Answer: Bluishly

Answer: (0, 0, 255)

Answer: Blueishly

Answer: Bluer

Answer: Blae

Answer: Blueness


Question: American singer Al, late British television host Hughie and British businessman Philip all share which surname?

Answer: Greenishly

Answer: Avacado (color)

Answer: Green (color)

Answer: Rgb(0, 255, 0)

Answer: Greenishness

Answer: The colour green

Answer: Greenest

Answer: List of terms associated with the color green

Answer: The color green

Answer: Green

Answer: Pastel green

Answer: (0, 255, 0)

Answer: Green (colour)

Answer: Greenness


Question: The fictitious station of Walford East, which features in the UK television series 'Eastenders', replaces which London Underground station on the tube map?

Answer: Bromley St. Leonard

Answer: Bromley-By-Bow

Answer: Bromley St Leonard

Answer: Bromley-by-Bow Priory

Answer: Bromley by Bow

Answer: Bromley, Tower Hamlets

Answer: Dane's Yard

Answer: Bromley-by-Bow

Answer: Bromley By Bow


Question: Who wrote the 1975 novel 'The History Man'?

Answer: Malcolm Bradbury

Answer: Sir Malcolm Bradbury

Answer: Bradbury, Malcolm

Answer: Malcolm Stanley Bradbury


Question: For how many years did English monarch King Henry III reign?

Answer: 56

Answer: fifty-six


Question: What colour is Lady Penelope's car in the television puppet series 'Thunderbirds'?

Answer: Pink

Answer: Pink the colour

Answer: Momoiro

Answer: Tamarisk (color)

Answer: Neon pink

Answer: Pastel pink

Answer: FFD1DC

Answer: Pinkest

Answer: Lightish Red

Answer: Pinkishness

Answer: Light red

Answer: Kinky pink

Answer: Pinkness

Answer: Tamarisk (colour)

Answer: Pinkishly

Answer: Pastel Pink

Answer: FADADD

Answer: Pink (color)

Answer: Pinkly


Question: Which chain of European retailers began with a store near a crossroads in Annecy, France in 1958?

Answer: 1Mobile

Answer: Carrefour

Answer: Carrefour Japan

Answer: Carredour

Answer: Carrefour Group

Answer: Carrefour SA

Answer: Carrefur

Answer: Carrefour (company)

Answer: Carefour

Answer: Pryca

Answer: Carrefour S.A.


Question: In the 1965 film 'Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines', how much is the prize money, in pounds sterling, for the fastest flight from London to Paris?

Answer: 10,000

Answer: 10000

Answer: ten thousand


Question: Italy is divided into how many regions?

Answer: twenty

Answer: 20


Question: In the standard game of Monopoly, you go to jail if you throw how many consecutive sets of doubles on the dice?

Answer: 3

Answer: Three

Answer: three


Question: Which late English singer was born Ronald William Wycherley in April 1940?

Answer: Ronald Wycherley

Answer: Bill Fury

Answer: Billy fury

Answer: Ron Wycherly

Answer: Ronald William Wycherley

Answer: Billy Fury

Answer: The Gamblers (British band)


Question: Which former English cricket umpire received an OBE in 2012?

Answer: Harold Dennis Bird (Dickie Bird)


Question: In which year did the Boeing 747 make its maiden flight?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine

Answer: 1969


Question: A quadruped is an animal with how many feet?

Answer: Four

Answer: four

Answer: 4


Question: Who directed the 1969 film 'Women in Love', starring Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson?

Answer: Henry Kenneth Russell

Answer: Henry Kenneth Alfred Russell

Answer: Henry Kenneth Alfred %22Ken%22 Russell

Answer: Ken Russell

Answer: Ken Russel


Question: Who is the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Saturn?

Answer: Kronos (Cronus)


Question: Mount Entoto is the highest peak overlooking which African capital city?

Answer: Ethiopian Natural History Museum

Answer: Adis Abeba

Answer: Addis Ababa, ET

Answer: Āddīs Ābebā

Answer: Ādīs Ābeba

Answer: Addis Abba, Ethiopia

Answer: Addis Abba

Answer: Tewodros Square

Answer: Addis Abeba

Answer: Addis Ababa Museum

Answer: አዲስ አበባ

Answer: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Answer: Capital of Ethiopia

Answer: Ethiopian Ethnological Museum

Answer: Addis Ababa

Answer: Addis-Abeba

Answer: New flower

Answer: Addis Adaba

Answer: Districts of Addis Ababa

Answer: Adis Ababa

Answer: The Grand Anwar Mosque (Addis Ababa)

Answer: Adis abeda

Answer: Finfinne


Question: A skink is what type of reptile?

Answer: Lacertilian

Answer: Lizards in captivity

Answer: Lizards

Answer: Lacertians

Answer: Spotted lizard

Answer: Lacertia

Answer: Lacertilia

Answer: Lizard

Answer: Lacertian

Answer: List of Lizards

Answer: Lacertids

Answer: Chipkali


Question: Which country invaded the Falkland Islands in April 1982?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: The 1960's television series 'Lost in Space' is set in which year?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven

Answer: 1997


Question: In 2012, Bradford City FC presented the Dalai Lama with a personalised club shirt with which number on the back?

Answer: fourteen

Answer: 14


Question: If something is hamiform it is shaped like a 'what'?

Answer: Hook

Answer: HOOK


Question: Michael, John, Steven and Susan are the children of which former US President?

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: 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 train is the holder of the world speed record for steam locomotives?

Answer: Mallard Duck

Answer: Mallards

Answer: Platyrhynchos

Answer: Mallard duck

Answer: Anas platyrhynchos

Answer: Anas boschas

Answer: Mallard

Answer: Wild Duck

Answer: Stock Duck

Answer: Wild Ducks

Answer: Mallard ducks


Question: The 'Ffestiniog Railway' in Wales runs from Blaenau Ffestiniog to which harbour town?

Answer: Borth-y-Gest

Answer: Portmadoc

Answer: Lord of Gest

Answer: Borth y Gest

Answer: Porthmadog, Wales

Answer: Porthmadog


Question: Which NATO member country has the smallest population?

Answer: IJsland

Answer: Icedland

Answer: The land of ice and snow

Answer: Icelandic isles

Answer: Lýðveldið ísland

Answer: Iceland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IS

Answer: The Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ice-land

Answer: Hyui

Answer: Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ísland

Answer: ICELAND

Answer: Lydveldid island

Answer: Icealnd

Answer: Ice land

Answer: Mainland Iceland

Answer: Island of Iceland


Question: Which English monarch banned the sale and consumption of coffee in a bid to close coffee houses, claiming they were places where people met to plot against him?

Answer: King Charles the Second

Answer: Charles the Second

Answer: Charles ii

Answer: Charles II

Answer: Charles Ii

Answer: Charles 6

Answer: Charles 2

Answer: Charles II (disambiguation)

Answer: King Charles II


Question: Who is the narrator on the UK television show The Only Way Is Essex?

Answer: Denise van Outen

Answer: Denise Van Outen

Answer: Van Outen

Answer: Denise van outen

Answer: Denise Outen


Question: The names of which late British radio presenter's albums were published online in 2012 in a project called 'The Space'?

Answer: Margrave of the Marshes

Answer: John Robert Parker Ravenscroft

Answer: Peel Acres

Answer: Peel session

Answer: John Peel Sessions

Answer: Peel Session

Answer: John Peel Session

Answer: Peel Sessions

Answer: John Peel

Answer: John peel


Question: In medicine, Epistaxiophobia is the fear of what?

Answer: Nosebleeding

Answer: Blood nose

Answer: Nasal bleeding

Answer: Noseblood

Answer: Bloody noses

Answer: Nosebleed (redirect)

Answer: Nosebleed

Answer: Epistaxis

Answer: Nasal hemorrhage

Answer: Bloody nose

Answer: Nosebleeds

Answer: Rhinorrhagia

Answer: Nose bleeding

Answer: Nose bleed

Answer: Idiopathic Epistaxis

Answer: Anterior nasal packing

Answer: Bleeding nose

Answer: Epistaris

Answer: Nasal haemorrhage


Question: The 2002 film 'We Were Soldiers' is set in which war?

Answer: Vietnam war

Answer: Vietnam War

Answer: The Vietnam War

Answer: Viet-Nam War

Answer: United States invasion of Vietnam

Answer: Resistance War Against America

Answer: Vietnam War operations and battles

Answer: Second Indo-Chinese War

Answer: Viet Nam War

Answer: 'Nam

Answer: US War in Vietnam

Answer: War in vietnam

Answer: Chiến tranh Việt Nam

Answer: Vietnam War, 1961-1975

Answer: United States war crimes in Vietnam

Answer: American war crimes in Vietnam

Answer: American invasion of South Vietnam

Answer: Vientam War

Answer: War Against the Americans to Save the Nation

Answer: 2nd Indochina War

Answer: American War in Vietnam

Answer: Vietnamese-American War

Answer: Vietnam Conflict

Answer: Second Indochinese War

Answer: The war of Vietnam

Answer: Chien tranh Viet Nam

Answer: Allied war crimes during the Vietnam War

Answer: War in Vietnam

Answer: The American War

Answer: Nam (war)

Answer: Vietnam Wars

Answer: Vietnamese War

Answer: American invasion of Vietnam

Answer: War of vietnam

Answer: Indochina conflict

Answer: Vietnam-American War

Answer: Vietnam conflict

Answer: Background to the Vietnam War

Answer: Aftermath of the Vietnam War

Answer: VietNam War

Answer: Vietnamese–American War

Answer: Foreign Involvement in the Vietnam War

Answer: The War in Vietnam

Answer: Vietnamwar

Answer: Second Indochina War

Answer: THE FORGOTTEN WAR OF VIETNAM

Answer: 'nam

Answer: Vietnam (war)

Answer: Veitnam war


Question: What is the middle name of US actor Samuel L Jackson?

Answer: Le Roy

Answer: LeRoy

Answer: Leroy (disambiguation)

Answer: Leroy

Answer: Leeroy

Answer: Lee Roy


Question: 'La Marcha Real' (The Royal march) is the national anthem of which country?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: A group of which fish is called a Lap?

Answer: Codfish

Answer: Cod Trade

Answer: Cod

Answer: Cod cheeks

Answer: Gadus (genus)

Answer: Cods

Answer: Skrei

Answer: Cod (fish)

Answer: Cod trade


Question: What was the name of the boutique run by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood at 430 King's Road, London, between 1974 and 1976?

Answer: The word sex

Answer: Biological sexes

Answer: Pseques

Answer: Seks

Answer: Anatomical sex

Answer: Sex terms

Answer: Aphrodisiasm

Answer: Sex

Answer: Biological sex

Answer: Sexuality (biology)

Answer: Sexs

Answer: Sex.

Answer: Sex in plants

Answer: Sexes

Answer: Genetic sex

Answer: Sex (biological division)


Question: Which fashion brand had the advertising tagline 'When you put it on, something happens'?

Answer: Members only jacket

Answer: Members Only jacket

Answer: Members Only

Answer: Member's Only

Answer: Member's only

Answer: Members only


Question: Which two countries has the most frequently crossed international border in the world?

Answer: USA and Mexico


Question: What is the title of the 18th Century novel by Lawrence Sterne, which was published in nine volumes?

Answer: Shandean

Answer: The Life And Opinions Of Tristram

Answer: Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

Answer: The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy Gentleman

Answer: The Life and Opinions Of Tristram Shandy Gentleman

Answer: Mrs Bridget

Answer: (The Life and Opinions of) Tristram Shandy (Gentleman)

Answer: Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy

Answer: Tristram Shandy

Answer: Uncle Toby Shandy

Answer: Tristram Shandy (novel)

Answer: The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gent.

Answer: The Life & Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

Answer: Tristam Shandy

Answer: The Life And Opinions Of Tristram Shandy

Answer: Widow Wadman

Answer: The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

Answer: Uncle Toby

Answer: Walter Shandy

(The Life and Opinions of) Tristram Shandy (Gentleman)


Question: In 1973, which Chicago building became the tallest in the world?

Answer: Sears Tower (Willis Tower)


Question: Splenitis is the inflammation of which part of the body?

Answer: Lienal

Answer: Spleeny

Answer: Splenctic

Answer: Spleen

Answer: Splenic diseases

Answer: Spleenful

Answer: Splenetic

Answer: Splenic

Answer: Spleen disorders

Answer: Lienalis

Answer: Visceral surface

Answer: Visceral surface of spleen

Answer: Spleens

Answer: Diaphragmatic surface of spleen

Answer: Spleen disease

Answer: Penicilliary radicle


Question: What is the title of Stephen King's first novel published under his own name?

Answer: Carrie (disambiguation)

Answer: Carrie

Answer: Carrie (film)

Answer: Carrie (movie)


Question: The Aviva Sports Stadium is in which European country?

Answer: Irlanda

Answer: Island ireland

Answer: Ireland (region)

Answer: Irlandia

Answer: Erin's Isle

Answer: Airlan

Answer: Ireland

Answer: West Coast of Ireland

Answer: The island of Ireland

Answer: Island Ireland

Answer: Ireland (island)

Answer: Irland

Answer: HÉireann

Answer: Ireland Ulster

Answer: Population of Ireland

Answer: Irelander

Answer: Ireland and Ulster

Answer: Ireland (Island)

Answer: IRELAND

Answer: Symbol of Ireland

Answer: Scotia major

Answer: Island of Ireland

Answer: Airlann

Answer: Mikra Britannia

Answer: Irelanders

Answer: Auld Sod

Answer: Ierne (placename)


Question: What is zoophobia a fear of?

Answer: Animal Phylogeny

Answer: Basal metazoan

Answer: Animal types

Answer: Animalia Kingdom

Answer: Anamalia

Answer: Animal

Answer: New animal phylogeny

Answer: Animalia

Answer: Non-human animal

Answer: Kingdom Animal

Answer: Kingdom animal

Answer: Basal metazoa

Answer: KingdomAnimalia

Answer: Animal reproduction

Answer: Animal Characteristics

Answer: Metazoan

Answer: Animals

Answer: Animal phylum

Answer: Metazoon

Answer: Animal (Metazoan) Evolution

Answer: Classification of animals

Answer: Metazoic

Answer: Anumal

Answer: Metazoans

Answer: Animal life

Answer: Kingdom Animalia

Answer: Kingdom animalia

Answer: New Animal Phylogeny

Answer: Metazoa

Answer: ANIMAL

Answer: Nonhuman animal

Answer: Water animal

Answer: Animal body


Question: In the Shakespeare play 'King Lear', what is the name of King Lear's youngest daughter?

Answer: Cordelia

Answer: Cordelia (astronomy)


Question: In the Shakespeare play 'The Tempest', Prospero is the overthrown Duke of 'where'?

Answer: The weather in Milan

Answer: The weather in Milano

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITMIL

Answer: Milan, Italy

Answer: Comune di Milano

Answer: Miláno

Answer: Milanesi

Answer: Mediolani

Answer: Lordship of Milan

Answer: History of Milan

Answer: Milanese duchy

Answer: Milano

Answer: Milan (Italy)

Answer: Milan, Spain

Answer: Ambrosiani

Answer: Meneghini

Answer: Milan

Answer: Milao

Answer: Milano, Italy

Answer: Milão

Answer: Milán

Answer: Millaine


Question: 'Troilus and 'who' is the title of a play by William Shakespeare?

Answer: Cressida (medieval romance)

Answer: Criseyde

Answer: Cresseid

Answer: Kressida

Answer: Criseida

Answer: Cressida


Question: Philippa of Hainault was the wife of which English monarch?

Answer: Edward III of England

Answer: Edward iii of england

Answer: Edward III

Answer: Edward 3

Answer: King Edward III

Answer: King of England III

Answer: Edward III, King of the English

Answer: King Edward III of Windsor

Answer: Edward III of Windsor

Answer: King Edward III of England

Answer: Eduard III

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet

Answer: Edward III, King of England

Answer: Edward of Windsor

Answer: Edward iii

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet of Windsor

Answer: Edward III (England)

Answer: Edward the Third


Question: In our solar system, the sun is composed of mostly which gas?

Answer: Atomic number 1

Answer: Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen

Answer: Inflammable air

Answer: Dihydrogen

Answer: Element I

Answer: Hydrogen molecule

Answer: Proteum

Answer: Element 1

Answer: Molecular hydrogen

Answer: Monatomic hydrogen

Answer: H₂

Answer: Gaseous hydrogen

Answer: H (element)

Answer: Compressed gaseous hydrogen

Answer: Hydrogen

Answer: History of hydrogen

Answer: Hydrogen position in periodic table

Answer: E949


Question: Late English criminal Bruce Reynolds masterminded which infamous robbery, which he later referred to as his 'Sistine Chapel ceiling'

Answer: The Great Train Robbery (movie)

Answer: The Great Train Robbery (disambiguation)

Answer: The Great Train Robbery (1903 movie)

Answer: Great Train Robbery

Answer: The Great Train Robbery (film)

Answer: The Great Train Robbery

Answer: Great train robbery


Question: Rower Alex Partridge and hockey player Hannah Macleod had what stolen from a nightclub in October 2012?

Answer: Olympic Bronze Medals


Question: Rolf Harris recorded a 1964 single calling for which member of The Beatles 'For President'?

Answer: RINGO

Answer: Starr, Ringo

Answer: Richard Starkey, Jr.

Answer: Beatle Ringo

Answer: Ringo Star

Answer: Richie Snare

Answer: Ringo starkey

Answer: Ringo Starr

Answer: Ringo Starkey

Answer: Ringo

Answer: Richard Starkey

Answer: %22Ringo%22

Answer: Richard Starky

Answer: Richard Starrkey

Answer: Ringo (film)

Answer: Richard Starkey Jr.

Answer: Ringo starr

Answer: Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr.


Question: What type of creature is a saiga?

Answer: Botswanan Antelopes

Answer: Antelope

Answer: Antilopina

Answer: Antelopes

Answer: Hybrid antelope


Question: Which English peer and courtier has been the most popular candidate proposed for the authorship of Shakespeare's works?

Answer: De Vere, Edward, 17th Earl of Oxford

Answer: Edward de vere

Answer: Edward devere

Answer: Edward de Vere 17th Earl of Oxford

Answer: 17th Earl of Oxford

Answer: Edward Oxenford

Answer: 17th Earl of Oxford, Lord Bulbeck

Answer: Oxford, Edward de Vere, 17th earl of

Answer: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford

Answer: Edward Vere, Earl of Oxford

Answer: Edward de Vere


Question: How many 'E' tiles are provided in a Scrabble game?

Answer: twelve

Answer: 12