Question: Which sport requires an oval pitch and an oval ball?

Answer: Australian Football

Answer: Australian handegg

Answer: Victorian rules football

Answer: Australian-rules football

Answer: Australian Rules football

Answer: Rules Football

Answer: Kicking (Australian rules football)

Answer: Clearance (Australian rules football)

Answer: Aussie rules football

Answer: Styles of kicking

Answer: Australian Handegg

Answer: Aussie rules

Answer: Australian rules handegg

Answer: Aussie Rules Football

Answer: Australian rules soccer

Answer: Footy practice

Answer: Football (Australian rules)

Answer: Aussie Rules

Answer: Australian Rules Handegg

Answer: Australian rules

Answer: Australia rules football

Answer: Australian football/version 2

Answer: Australian Rules handegg

Answer: Aussie Football

Answer: Australian football

Answer: Australian rules football

Answer: Australian Rules

Answer: Australian Rules Football

Answer: Australian rules footballer


Question: Which is the most southerly country of the EU?

Answer: Health in Malta

Answer: Malta (Country)

Answer: Sport in Malta

Answer: Republic of Malta, G. C.

Answer: Malta GC

Answer: Architecture of Malta

Answer: Repubblika ta'Malta

Answer: Maltese islands

Answer: Malta

Answer: List of islands of Malta

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MT

Answer: Islands of Malta, Malta

Answer: Malta, G. C.

Answer: Repubblika ta' Malta

Answer: Republic of Malta

Answer: Etymology of Malta

Answer: Maltese Islands

Answer: Maltese archipelago

Answer: Name of Malta

Answer: The Souvereign Military Order of Malta


Question: Which TV cartoon series was about a meek janitor who led a double life as an unfortunate super-detective?

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: What was the name if the submarine lost in Liverpool Bay in June 1939?

Answer: HMS Thetis

Answer: (HMS) Thetis


Question: Who was the Texas governor who was shot and wounded when John F Kennedy was assassinated?

Answer: John B. Connally, Jr.

Answer: John Connally, Jr.

Answer: John Bowden Connally

Answer: John Bowden Connally, Jr.

Answer: John B. Connally, Jr

Answer: John Connally

Answer: John B. Connally

Answer: John B Connally


Question: Which TV cartoon series was about a dim-witted horse trying to keep law and order in the old Wild West?

Answer: Quick Draw McGraw

Answer: Quickdraw McGraw

Answer: Quick Draw MCGraw


Question: Which TV series, filmed in and around Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, is adapted from the novels of Caroline Graham?

Answer: Midsummer Murders

Answer: MIDSOMER MURDERS

Answer: Detective Sergeant Ben Jones

Answer: Midsomer (Fictional county)

Answer: MidSomer Murders

Answer: Midsomer Murders

Answer: Mudsummer murders

Answer: Midsomer (fictional county)

Answer: Midsommer Murders


Question: In which European city is Kurtfurstendamm the main shopping street?

Answer: Berlin-Zentrum

Answer: Capital of East Germany

Answer: Athens on the Spree

Answer: Cuisine of Berlin

Answer: DEBER

Answer: Berlin, Germany

Answer: Berlin.de

Answer: CityBerlin

Answer: Berlin

Answer: Spreeathen

Answer: Silicon Allee

Answer: Federal State of Berlin

Answer: Berlib

Answer: BERLIN

Answer: City of Berlin

Answer: Berlin (Germany)

Answer: Historical sites in berlin

Answer: Land Berlin

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEBER


Question: Which American Ivy League University is situated in Ithaca, New York State?

Answer: Cornell University, Ithaca

Answer: Cornell Univeristy

Answer: Cornel university

Answer: Cornell

Answer: University of Cornell

Answer: The Cornell Chronicle

Answer: Cornell University historic sites

Answer: Cornell University Emergency Medical Service

Answer: State University of New York Cornell Statutory Colleges

Answer: Cornell uni

Answer: Cornell university

Answer: CUEMS

Answer: Cornell.edu

Answer: Cornell ems

Answer: Cornell Historic cites

Answer: Cornell University

Answer: New York A&M

Answer: Cornell university historic sites

Answer: Cornell EMS

Answer: Cornell u

Answer: Cornellian

Answer: CORNELL UNIVERSITY

Answer: Cornell historic sites

Answer: Cornell Information Technologies

Answer: Cornell Univ


Question: In the Bible, who was put to death, because King Ahab coveted his vineyard?

Answer: Naboth's vineyard

Answer: Naboth

Answer: NABOTH

Answer: Naboth's Vineyard


Question: Harvard University is situated in which American State?

Answer: Masachusetts

Answer: Masshole Commonwealth

Answer: Massachusetts (state)

Answer: Massachusetts culture

Answer: Massachusetts, United States

Answer: Masachussetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusetts

Answer: The Bay State

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussets

Answer: Culture of Massachusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: MA (state)

Answer: Massechusetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachusets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussets

Answer: Religion in Massachusetts

Answer: Masschusetts

Answer: Masachussets

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts

Answer: Transport in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusite

Answer: Economy of Massachusetts

Answer: 6th State

Answer: Massitchusits

Answer: Massachsuetts

Answer: Commonwealth of Masachussetts

Answer: The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachussets

Answer: Massachus

Answer: Massechussets

Answer: Transportation in Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusets

Answer: Masachusets

Answer: Mass.

Answer: Massachusetts state

Answer: Sixth State

Answer: MASSACHUSETTS

Answer: Massachusites

Answer: Massacheusetts

Answer: Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Answer: US-MA

Answer: Commonwealth of Massachusets

Answer: Massachussetts

Answer: Massachusetts (U.S. state)

Answer: Taxachusetts

Answer: State of Massachusetts

Answer: Massachusettes

Answer: Massachusettsan

Answer: Education in Massachusetts


Question: """I was born in the year 1632 in the city of York, of a good family"" are the opening words of which novel?"

Answer: Island of Despair

Answer: Robinson crusoes

Answer: ROBINSON CRUSOE

Answer: Robinson Crusoe (novel)

Answer: The Life And Strange Surprizing Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe Of York Mariner

Answer: Robinson Crusoe

Answer: The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

Answer: Robinson Caruso

Answer: The Life and Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe


Question: Which illness caused Edward VII's coronation to be delayed by six weeks?

Answer: Rumbling appendicitis

Answer: Appendictic

Answer: Apendisities

Answer: Appendecitis

Answer: Epityphlitis

Answer: Pseudoappendicitis

Answer: Appendicitis

Answer: Appendix rupture

Answer: Apendicitus

Answer: Ruptured appendix

Answer: Acute appendicitis

Answer: Apendicitis

Answer: APPENDICITIS


Question: Which piece of laboratory equipment consists of a vertical cylindrical piece of glassware, graduated volumetrically along its length, with a stopcock at the bottom? It is used to dispense known amounts of liquids.

Answer: Burettes

Answer: Microburette

Answer: A BURETTE.

Answer: Burets

Answer: Burette


Question: In New Zealand, of what are Kowhai and Titoki native species?

Answer: Sapling

Answer: Macrophanerophyte

Answer: Parts of a tree

Answer: Big tree

Answer: Arboreus

Answer: Tree

Answer: Trees

Answer: Treee

Answer: The trees

Answer: TREES

Answer: Wood layers

Answer: Treed

Answer: The Parts of a Tree


Question: "Who produces the perfumes ""Opium"" and ""Rive Gauche""?"

Answer: Yves Saint-Laurent

Answer: Yves Saint Laurent (disambiguation)

Answer: Yves Saint Laurent

Answer: Yves St Laurent

Answer: Yves St. Laurent


Question: Botswana was known by what name until 1966?

Answer: Bechuanaland protectorate

Answer: Bechuana-Land

Answer: Bechuanaland Protectorate

Answer: Bechuanaland

Answer: History of Bechuanaland Protectorate

Answer: Protectorate of Bechuanaland


Question: In the 20th century who was the longest serving Poet Laureate 1930-1967?

Answer: J. Masefield

Answer: John Masefield

Answer: Masefield, John

Answer: Masefieldian

Answer: John Edward Masefield


Question: Complete the title of the Woody Allen directed film 'Vicky Christina .

Answer: The weather in Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona (Spain)

Answer: Catania, Italy

Answer: Barcelone

Answer: Barcellona

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona, Catalonia

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ESBCN

Answer: Barcelona, Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona, Spain

Answer: City of Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona City


Question: In which city is Slum Dog Millionaire set?

Answer: Bomaim

Answer: Galajunkja

Answer: Mumbai

Answer: Kakamuchee

Answer: Greater Bombay

Answer: Bombay, Maharashtra

Answer: Mumbay

Answer: Mumbai, India

Answer: Bombay (India)

Answer: Mumbaii

Answer: Mumbaī

Answer: Mumbaai

Answer: Mumbia

Answer: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Answer: Mubai

Answer: Mumbai, Maharastra

Answer: मुंबई

Answer: Bombay also known as mumbai

Answer: Greater Mumbai

Answer: Eastindians

Answer: Crime in Mumbai

Answer: Mumbai, MH

Answer: Bon Bahia

Answer: Bombei

Answer: Mumbai City

Answer: Bombay india

Answer: Bom Bahia

Answer: Mumbai (Images)

Answer: Bombay, India

Answer: Bomaím

Answer: Bombai

Answer: Demographics of Mumbai

Answer: Rajhans Balvatika

Answer: Mumbai (Bombay)

Answer: Bombay City

Answer: Mombai

Answer: Bombay

Answer: Bombay, MH


Question: In which city were the Olympic Games held in which Torvill & Dean won the Gold Medal dancing to Bolero?

Answer: Saraievo

Answer: Sarejevo

Answer: Etymology of Sarajevo

Answer: Serajewo

Answer: Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Saraybosna

Answer: Rajvosa

Answer: Seraium

Answer: Etymology of the Name of Sarajevo

Answer: Etymology of sarajevo

Answer: Transport in Sarajevo

Answer: SARAJEVO

Answer: Etymology of the name of Sarajevo

Answer: Jerusalem of Europe

Answer: Serajevo

Answer: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosna-Serai

Answer: Sarajevo

Answer: Metromahala

Answer: Basčarsija

Answer: Sarajevo, Bosnia

Answer: Europe/Sarajevo


Question: Give a year in the life of artist Paul Gauguin?

Answer: 1848-1903


Question: What do the Americans call what we call a 'sofa'?

Answer: Davenport (disambiguation)

Answer: Davenport

Answer: DAVENPORT


Question: Name the film in which Halle Berry won the Best Actress Oscar in 2002?

Answer: Lady Gaga World Tour 2010

Answer: Monster Ball Tour

Answer: Living on the Radio

Answer: MONSTER BALL

Answer: Glitter and Grease

Answer: Lady Gaga 2010 Australian Tour

Answer: The Fame Ball 2010 World Tour

Answer: Monster Ball

Answer: The Monster Ball

Answer: The Monster Ball Tour


Question: The 'Rumble in the Jungle' between Ali and Foreman took place in which city?

Answer: Kinshasa

Answer: Kinshasa Province

Answer: Ville de Kinshasa

Answer: Kinshasa, Congo

Answer: Kinshasa, DR Congo

Answer: Kinshasa-Brazzaville (metropolitan area)

Answer: Kinshasa, DRC

Answer: Leopoldstad

Answer: Kinshasha

Answer: KINSHASA

Answer: Capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Answer: Kinshasa, Zaire

Answer: Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

Answer: City of Kinshasa

Answer: Léopoldville

Answer: Kinshasa Congo

Answer: Kinsasha

Answer: Kinois


Question: Which play set in Lancashire in the 1850's tells of boot maker Will Mossop's romance with his boss's daughter?

Answer: Hobbesian choice

Answer: Hobson's choice

Answer: HOBSON'S CHOICE

Answer: Hobsons choice

Answer: Hobson's choice

Answer: Hobson choice


Question: "From which musical does the song ""If I Ruled The World"" come from?"

Answer: PICKWICK

Answer: Pickwick

Answer: Pickwick (disambiguation)


Question: What is the common name of the Boeing CH47 Helicopter?

Answer: Chinook (disambiguation)

Answer: Chinook (kutyafajta)

Answer: C̓inúk

Answer: Chinooks

Answer: Chinock

Answer: Chinook

Answer: CHINOOK


Question: "Who won ""Hell's Kitchen 2009"" on Television?"

Answer: Linda Evans

Answer: Linda Evans (actress)

Answer: LINDA EVANS


Question: Who played King Arthur in the 2004 film 'King Arthur'?

Answer: Clive Owens

Answer: Clive Owen

Answer: CLIVE OWEN

Answer: Clive owen

Answer: Clive Owen filmography


Question: Which cartoon character created by Al Capp lives in Dog Patch?

Answer: L'ABNER


Question: Which was the first city to host the Summer Olympics twice?

Answer: Places named Paris

Answer: Paris (actor)

Answer: Paris (film)

Answer: Paris (musical)

Answer: PARIS

Answer: Paris (list)

Answer: Paris album

Answer: Paris (disambiguation)

Answer: Paris (USA)

Answer: Paris (U.S.A.)

Answer: Paris (album)

Answer: List of places and things named Paris

Answer: Paris (Roman actor)


Question: From which planet did Dan Dare's enemy The Mekon come?

Answer: VENUS


Question: Judge Jeffreys presided over the trials of 1685 following which rebellion?

Answer: Monmouth, Wales

Answer: MONMOUTH

Answer: Trefynwy

Answer: Monmouth


Question: Stilton cheese can only be made in 3 Counties, name one.

Answer: DERBYSHIRE, NOTTINGHAMSHSIRE, LEICESTERSHIRE


Question: In law what term translates from the Latin meaning 'elsewhere'?

Answer: Alibi agency

Answer: Alibi network

Answer: Alibi (law)

Answer: Alaby

Answer: Alibi


Question: What is the screen name of the actor Bernard Schwarz?

Answer: Bernard Schwartz (actor)

Answer: Tony Curtis

Answer: Tony Curtiss


Question: For which scientific discovery did Crick and Watson receive the 1962 Nobel Prize for Medicine?

Answer: Dna structure

Answer: RNA Structure

Answer: DNA structure

Answer: RNA structure

Answer: Nucleic acid structure

Answer: Mechanical properties of DNA

Answer: DNA topology

Answer: DNA bubble


Question: Musca domestica is the scientific name for what?

Answer: Fly

Answer: Flies

Answer: Dipterology

Answer: Dipterous

Answer: Dipteran

Answer: Fly (zoology)

Answer: Fly (insect)

Answer: True fly

Answer: True flies

Answer: Fly (Insect)

Answer: Fly (animal)

Answer: Dipterist

Answer: Diptera

Answer: Dipterans


Question: Which of Dickens' novels contains the characters Mr Pecksniff and Mrs Gamp?

Answer: Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit

Answer: Seth pecksniff

Answer: Jefferson Brick

Answer: Mark Tapley

Answer: Chuzzlewit

Answer: Mr. Pecksniff

Answer: Martin Chuzzlewit

Answer: Mrs. Gamp

Answer: Sairey Gamp

Answer: The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit

Answer: Seth Pecksniff

Answer: Martin Chuzzlewitt

Answer: Martin Chezzlewit


Question: Which part of the earth's structure lies between the outer core and the crust?

Answer: Agalloch's The Mantle

Answer: The Mantle


Question: If you ordered carre d'agneau in a French restaurant, what would you be served?

Answer: Carre D'agneau

Answer: Rack of lamb

Answer: Crown roast of lamb

Answer: (Rack of) Lamb

Answer: Crowned Rack of Lamb

Answer: Carré d'agneau

Answer: Carre d'agneau

Answer: Crowned rack of lamb

Answer: Carré D'agneau

Answer: Crown rack of lamb


Question: Who was the first unseeded player to win the Men's Singles at Wimbledon?

Answer: Angela Ermakova

Answer: Boris Becker


Question: What is the meaning of the Arabic word 'Hezbollah', the Shi'ite Muslim group?

Answer: Khizbollah

Answer: Herzbollah

Answer: Organization of the Oppressed on Earth

Answer: Hesbolla

Answer: Hezboolah

Answer: The Hezbollah External Security Organization

Answer: Hezbollah

Answer: Organization of Right Against Wrong

Answer: Hezb Allah

Answer: Hezbulla

Answer: Hezbollah External Security Organisation

Answer: Hezzbollah

Answer: Hizbula - Moslem religion social and terror organization

Answer: Hezbula

Answer: Ḥizbu-llāh

Answer: Hizbulla

Answer: Hizbalah

Answer: Hizb Allah

Answer: Hizbolla

Answer: Hisbollah

Answer: HezbAllah

Answer: Hezbolla

Answer: Party of God

Answer: Huzbollah

Answer: Hez b'Allah

Answer: Hizbu'llah

Answer: Hizbullah

Answer: Hezbola

Answer: Party of God (Lebanon)

Answer: Hizb'allah

Answer: Hesbollah

Answer: Hizbollah

Answer: Hezballah

Answer: Revolutionary Justice Organization

Answer: Hizballah's External Security Organisation

Answer: Hizbu-llah

Answer: Party of Allah

Answer: Hezbollah (Lebanon)

Answer: Hizballa

Answer: Hizballah

Answer: Hezbolah

Answer: Hezballa

Answer: Hezbullah

Answer: Hesbola


Question: Where does the Mandarin duck nest?

Answer: (In a hole in a) tree


Question: What was the stage name of Margarita Carmen Cansino a star of 1940 musicals?

Answer: Rita Heyworth

Answer: Margarita Carmen Cansino

Answer: Margarita Cansino

Answer: Rita hayworth

Answer: Rita Welles

Answer: Rita Hayworth

Answer: Rita Cancino


Question: Who was the third President of the USA?

Answer: Thomas Jefforson

Answer: Tom Jefferson

Answer: Jefferson Administration

Answer: T jefferson

Answer: Tomas jefferson

Answer: Third President of the United States

Answer: T. Jefferson

Answer: Thomas jefferson

Answer: Tomas Jefferson

Answer: Thomas Jefferson/First Inaugural Address

Answer: Jefferson, Thomas

Answer: President Thomas Jefferson

Answer: Thomas Jefferson

Answer: ThomasJefferson

Answer: President Jefferson

Answer: 3rd President of the United States

Answer: Sage of Monticello

Answer: Thomas Jeffersson

Answer: Thomas Jefferson/Second Inaugural Address


Question: In which modern day country was Gustav Mahler born?

Answer: 4esko

Answer: Ceská republika

Answer: Czech Republic

Answer: Tjech republic

Answer: Republique Tcheque

Answer: Czech Republik

Answer: Ceská Republika

Answer: Czeck Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CZ

Answer: The Czech Republic

Answer: CZR

Answer: République Tchèque

Answer: Česko

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Czecho Republic

Answer: Winnerland

Answer: Protestantism in the Czech Republic

Answer: Tschechien

Answer: Check Republic

Answer: Czechia

Answer: Czech Republci

Answer: Etymology of the Czech Republic

Answer: Cesko

Answer: Česká republika

Answer: Češka

Answer: Cech Republic

Answer: Ceska Republic

Answer: Czech Rep

Answer: The Czeck Republic

Answer: Ceska

Answer: Ceska republika

Answer: Chez republic

Answer: Czec Republic

Answer: Climate of the Czech Republic

Answer: Csehorszag

Answer: Tcheque Republique

Answer: Republica Checa

Answer: Česká Republika

Answer: Cehia

Answer: Czech Rep.

Answer: Czech republic

Answer: Czechi

Answer: Tcheque Republic

Answer: Ceska Republika

Answer: Tjech Republic

Answer: ČR

Answer: Csehország

Answer: República Checa

Answer: Subdivisions of the Czech Republic

Answer: Bohemia-Moravia


Question: Who painted The Luncheon of the Boating Party in 1881?

Answer: Pierre Auguste Renoir

Answer: Firmin Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir

Answer: Pierre August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-August Renoir

Answer: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Answer: Auguste Renoir

Answer: Renoir, Pierre Auguste


Question: In which city were the 2009 World Athletic Championships held?

Answer: Berlin-Zentrum

Answer: Capital of East Germany

Answer: Athens on the Spree

Answer: Cuisine of Berlin

Answer: DEBER

Answer: Berlin, Germany

Answer: Berlin.de

Answer: CityBerlin

Answer: Berlin

Answer: Spreeathen

Answer: Silicon Allee

Answer: Federal State of Berlin

Answer: Berlib

Answer: City of Berlin

Answer: Berlin (Germany)

Answer: Historical sites in berlin

Answer: Land Berlin

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEBER


Question: Which English monarch was the son of Edward the Black Prince?

Answer: Richard ii

Answer: Richard II, King of the English

Answer: Richard, Duke of Cornwall

Answer: Richard II (England)

Answer: Richard II, King of England

Answer: Richard II

Answer: King Richard II of England

Answer: King Richard II

Answer: Richard II of england

Answer: Richard II of England


Question: Leofric of Mercia was the husband of which famous woman?

Answer: Godgyfu

Answer: Godgifu of Mercia

Answer: Lady Godiva

Answer: Peeping Tom of Coventry

Answer: Peeping Tom

Answer: Aethenoth

Answer: Pru Porretta

Answer: Godiva


Question: Which pop group took their name from the German word meaning 'Power Plant'?

Answer: Kraft-Werk

Answer: Stefan Pfaffe

Answer: Craftwerk

Answer: Kraft work

Answer: Kraftwork

Answer: KraftWerk

Answer: Kraft-werk

Answer: Craft Werk

Answer: CraftWerk

Answer: Craft-werk

Answer: KraftWork

Answer: Kraft Werk

Answer: Kraft-Work

Answer: Craft werk

Answer: Craft-work

Answer: Craft Work

Answer: Craft-Werk

Answer: Kraft werk

Answer: Kraft-work

Answer: Craft-Work

Answer: Craft work

Answer: Kraft Work

Answer: Kraftwerk


Question: In medicine an emetic is administered to induce what?

Answer: Vomitting

Answer: Toss cookies

Answer: Vommit

Answer: Heaving

Answer: Threw up

Answer: Barking groceries

Answer: Ralphing

Answer: Puke

Answer: Heccccchluuug

Answer: Stercocaceous

Answer: Dry puking

Answer: Hoark

Answer: Fecal vomiting

Answer: Stercoraceous vomiting

Answer: Screaming out groceries

Answer: Hoarf

Answer: Tactical chunder

Answer: Emesis

Answer: Anacathartic

Answer: Excessive vomiting

Answer: Vomitive

Answer: Technicolor yawn

Answer: Vomitus

Answer: Vomits

Answer: Drive the porcelain bus

Answer: Shouting groceries

Answer: Puker

Answer: Puked

Answer: Vomiting

Answer: Worship the porcelain god

Answer: Vomit

Answer: Induce antiperistalsis

Answer: Fecal Vomiting

Answer: Copremesis

Answer: Upchucking

Answer: Emetology

Answer: Emetics

Answer: Hurf

Answer: Cheektowaga scream

Answer: Vomited

Answer: Puking

Answer: Dry vomit

Answer: Blow chunks

Answer: Technicolor Yodel

Answer: Human vomit

Answer: Technicolor Yawn

Answer: Throwing up

Answer: Barfing

Answer: Psychadelic spit

Answer: Shouting out groceries

Answer: Throw Up

Answer: Abdominal voorheaves

Answer: Yakk

Answer: Repulsive force (biology)

Answer: Dry heaving

Answer: Blowing Chunks

Answer: Dry vomiting

Answer: Vomiting feces

Answer: Dry puke

Answer: Pavement Pizza

Answer: Emetologist

Answer: Involuntary personal protein spill

Answer: Boak (slang)

Answer: Antiperistalis

Answer: Boke (slang)

Answer: Emetogenic

Answer: Projectile vomiting

Answer: Screaming groceries

Answer: Chunder

Answer: Emetic

Answer: Organic output

Answer: Emetia

Answer: Negative chug

Answer: Throw up


Question: Hamid Karzai became the first elected president of which country in 2004?

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Avghanistaun

Answer: Soviet-occupied Afghanistan

Answer: Afganhistan

Answer: Afghanestan

Answer: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Afġānestān

Answer: Afghanastan

Answer: Afeganistao

Answer: Afgjanistan

Answer: Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia

Answer: AfghanistaN

Answer: Afghanistan, Rep. of.

Answer: Afganistan

Answer: Afghanistan-Central Asia

Answer: Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)

Answer: Afghansitan

Answer: Afgahanistan

Answer: IROA

Answer: Kinetic action

Answer: A-Stan

Answer: Afghanstan

Answer: Afğānistān

Answer: AFGHANISTAN

Answer: Afghānistān

Answer: I.R.O.A.

Answer: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanestan

Answer: افغانستان

Answer: Afghinastan

Answer: The Graveyard of Empires

Answer: Affghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan, I.S. of

Answer: Etymology of Afghanistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AF

Answer: Afghnistan

Answer: د افغانستان اسلامي دولت دولت اسلامی افغانستان

Answer: Da Afġānistān Islāmī Jomhoriyat

Answer: Da Afghanistan Islami Dawlat Dawlat-e Eslami-e Afghanestan


Question: Opened in 1637, in which city was the first public opera house?

Answer: Sestiere (Venice)

Answer: Venice

Answer: Venedig

Answer: Districts of Venice

Answer: Venesia

Answer: Venice, Italy

Answer: Venice subsidence

Answer: Venices

Answer: Venezia

Answer: Venice (Italy)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITVCE

Answer: The weather in Venice

Answer: Vinegia


Question: Which rugby league team is known as the Rhinos?

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: How is Marie Grosholz, born in Strasbourg in 1761, known today due to an establishment founded in London in 1835?

Answer: Marie Tussaud

Answer: Marie Grosholtz

Answer: Marie Gresholtz Tussaud

Answer: MADAM TUSSAUD

Answer: Madam Tussaud

Answer: Madame Maria Tussaud

Answer: Madame Tussaud


Question: Which star in the constellation of Ophiuchus, is just under six light years away and the fifth closest star to Earth?

Answer: Gliese 699

Answer: Munich 15040

Answer: Velox Barnardi

Answer: Barnard's Runaway Star

Answer: Proxima Ophiuchi

Answer: V2500 Ophiuchi

Answer: Barnards Star

Answer: Barnard Star

Answer: Barnard's star

Answer: BARNARD'S STAR

Answer: Barnard's Star


Question: In the NATO alphabet, what word is used to denote the letter N?

Answer: The month of November

Answer: Novemeber

Answer: Noviembre

Answer: November 31

Answer: 9ber

Answer: 31 November

Answer: Coyovembyote

Answer: November

Answer: NOVEMBER

Answer: Nobember


Question: Which fashion editor has the nickname 'Nuclear'?

Answer: Nuclear Wintour

Answer: Anna Wintour

Answer: Anna Winter

Answer: ANNA WINTOUR


Question: What number on the BeauforT Scale equates to a gale?

Answer: 8

Answer: eight


Question: The Victorian producer Richard d'Oyly Carte is most associated with the staging of whose works?

Answer: Gilbert & Sullivan

Answer: Gilbert And Sullivan

Answer: Gilbert and Sullivan

Answer: Gilbert and sullivan

Answer: GILBERT AND SULLIVAN

Answer: Gilbert and Sullivan's

Answer: G & S

Answer: Arthur Sullivan and W. S. Gilbert

Answer: Gilbert sullivan


Question: The Nag's Head was the local pub in which TV comedy series?

Answer: Sunglasses Ron

Answer: Lovely jubly

Answer: Only Fools and Horses

Answer: Voted Britain's Best Sitcom

Answer: Only Fools and Horses...

Answer: Only Fools

Answer: Yernly Fyerls and Nesbits

Answer: Only Fools & Horses

Answer: Trotters International Traders Plc

Answer: Once upon a time in peckham

Answer: OF&H

Answer: Nelson Mandella House

Answer: Paddy The Greek

Answer: Only Fools And Horses

Answer: Trotters Independent Traders

Answer: Only fools and horses

Answer: ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES

Answer: George Trotter

Answer: Peckham Echo


Question: Which Bradford car manufacturer, up until 1954, built the Javelin and Jupiter models?

Answer: JOWETT

Answer: Benjamin and William Jowett

Answer: Jowett


Question: "To what was Wordsworth referring when he wrote, ""Shall I call thee bird, or but a wandering voice?"

Answer: THE CUCKOO

Answer: Kukushka

Answer: The Cuckoo (disambiguation)

Answer: The Cuckoo

Answer: Cuckoo (movie)

Answer: The cuckoo


Question: The Cesarewitch horse race is run at Newmarket during which month of the year?

Answer: Ocotber

Answer: October

Answer: 8ber

Answer: Oct.

Answer: OCTOBER

Answer: Roctober


Question: Constantia, famous as a wine growing area, is a suburb of which South African city?

Answer: Tavern of the Seas

Answer: City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Answer: Tavern of the seas

Answer: The tavern of the seas

Answer: Capetonian

Answer: Cape Town cricket ground

Answer: The mother city

Answer: Capetown

Answer: CapeTownMagazine.com

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ZACPT

Answer: Demographics of Cape Town

Answer: IKapa

Answer: Cape Town

Answer: CAPE TOWN

Answer: Kaapstad

Answer: Capetown, South Africa

Answer: Cape town

Answer: CapeTown

Answer: Greater Cape Town

Answer: Cape Town, South Africa

Answer: Cape Town, Western Cape


Question: The name of which martial art comes from Korean words meaning 'kick fist method'?

Answer: Punch (Taekwondo)

Answer: Taekwondo

Answer: Tae-Kwon-Do.

Answer: Tae kwan do

Answer: TaeKwonDo

Answer: Dan (Taekwondo)

Answer: Tae Kwon-do

Answer: Taiquando

Answer: Kyrugi

Answer: ITF Taekwondo

Answer: 태권도

Answer: Taekwon do

Answer: Tae Kwan Do

Answer: Tae kwon-do

Answer: TaekWon Do

Answer: History of Taekwondo

Answer: TAE KWON DO

Answer: TaeKwon-Do

Answer: Tae kwondo

Answer: Tai quan do

Answer: TKD

Answer: Tae kune do

Answer: Tae-kwan-do

Answer: Gong Soo

Answer: Taekwando

Answer: Tai kwon do

Answer: Taikwondo

Answer: TaeKwonDoe

Answer: Thyakwento

Answer: Tae kown do

Answer: Kyorugi

Answer: T'aekwondo

Answer: Taiquandao

Answer: Kyup

Answer: Traditional taekwondo

Answer: Tae-Kwon-Do

Answer: Gong Soo Do

Answer: Torann Mazeroi

Answer: Tae kwon do

Answer: Tai kwan do

Answer: Tae kwando

Answer: Punch(Taekwondo)

Answer: テコンドー

Answer: Taekwon-do

Answer: Taegwondo

Answer: History of tkd

Answer: History of taekwondo

Answer: T'aekwŏndo

Answer: Sine wave technique

Answer: Tkd

Answer: Tae kwon doe

Answer: Taikwon dou

Answer: Korean Karate

Answer: Tae Kwon-Do

Answer: Tae-kwon-do

Answer: Taequando

Answer: Tae Kwon Do

Answer: Taekwondo history

Answer: 跆拳道

Answer: WTF Taekwondo

Answer: Sport Taekwondo

Answer: Taekwondoe

Answer: TaekWon do

Answer: Taikwon do

Answer: Taekwon-Do


Question: Who was the former wife of war hero Leonard Cheshire who founded, in 1953, a charitable organisation with the emphasis on care homes and hospices?

Answer: Susan Ryder

Answer: Baroness Ryder of Warsaw

Answer: Sue Ryder

Answer: Lady Ryder of Warsaw Memorial Trust

Answer: Margaret Susan Ryder, Baroness Cheshire of Warsaw

Answer: Sue Ryder, Baroness Ryder of Warsaw

Answer: Margaret Susan Ryder, Baroness Ryder of Warsaw


Question: Which is the largest of the United Arab Emirates?

Answer: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Answer: Abu dhabi

Answer: Municipality of Abu Dhabi City

Answer: Abû Zabi

Answer: Abou Dhabi

Answer: Abu Zabi

Answer: Abu Dhabi

Answer: Abu Dhaby

Answer: Capital of the United Arab Emirates

Answer: Abu Dhabi (city)

Answer: Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.

Answer: Abu-Dabi

Answer: Abu Dabhi

Answer: Abu-Zabi

Answer: Abu Ẓaby

Answer: Abu Dabi

Answer: أبوظبي

Answer: Abu-Zaby

Answer: أبو ظب

Answer: Abu Zaby

Answer: Abū Z̧aby

Answer: Abou-Dhabi

Answer: Alu Zaly

Answer: Abu-Dhabi


Question: In which English city is the HQ of the Ordnance Survey?

Answer: Southampton

Answer: Southhampton, England

Answer: Sotonian

Answer: Southhampton

Answer: Southampton, U.K.

Answer: Southampton (city)

Answer: Southampton, Hampshire

Answer: Soton

Answer: Southampton UA

Answer: Southampton Corporation

Answer: So'ton

Answer: Southampton (district)

Answer: County Borough of Southampton

Answer: Southampton Council

Answer: City of Southampton

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBSOU

Answer: Southampton, England

Answer: The weather in Southampton


Question: "The musical ""Jersey Boys"" is based around the music-of-which American pop group?"

Answer: Four Seasons

Answer: The Four Seasons (film)

Answer: The Four Seasons

Answer: The 4 Seasons

Answer: The four seasons

Answer: 4 seasons

Answer: The Four Seasons (movie)

Answer: Four seasons

Answer: The Four Seasons (disambiguation)


Question: In which modern-day country is the birthplace of Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama)?

Answer: Nepol

Answer: नेपाल

Answer: Chiuri kharka

Answer: Nepal

Answer: State of Nepal

Answer: Crime in Nepal

Answer: Peace zone

Answer: Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal

Answer: Zone of peace

Answer: Federal Republic of Nepal

Answer: Sanghiya Loktāntrik Ganatantra Nepāl

Answer: नेपाः

Answer: Nēpāl Adhirājya

Answer: Napol

Answer: Nepali Republic

Answer: गणतन्त्र नेपाल

Answer: Democratic Republic of Nepal

Answer: NEPAL

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NP

Answer: Nepala

Answer: People of Nepalese origin

Answer: Republic of Nepal

Answer: Etymology of Nepal

Answer: Name of Nepal

Answer: Nepalese Republic

Answer: Subdivisions of Nepal

Answer: Nepaul

Answer: Republic of nepal

Answer: Nepal Adhirajya

Answer: The Kingdom of Nepal

Answer: FDRN

Answer: States of Nepal

Answer: संघीय लोकतान्त्रिक गणतन्त्र नेपाल


Question: Which European High Street chain store was founded by August and Clemence Brennickmeyer?

Answer: C & A

Answer: C and a

Answer: C & a

Answer: C&A Brenninkmeijer

Answer: C and A

Answer: C&A

Answer: C&A Brenninkmeyer


Question: Which European capital city is located 40 miles east of Vienna?

Answer: Istropolis

Answer: Capital of Slovakia

Answer: Preßburg/Pressburg

Answer: Presburg

Answer: Beauty on the Danube

Answer: Preßburg

Answer: Pressburg

Answer: Bratislava

Answer: Pozsony

Answer: Presporok

Answer: Prespurk

Answer: Požun

Answer: Poszony

Answer: Bratislava, Czechoslovakia

Answer: City of Bratislava

Answer: UN/LOCODE:SKBTS

Answer: Prešpurk

Answer: Pozsony (City)

Answer: Brattislava

Answer: Pozun

Answer: Bratislava, Slovakia

Answer: Prešporok


Question: What is the occupation or pastime of a funambulist?

Answer: TIGHT ROPE WALKER


Question: In which year did the Battle of Gettysburg take place?

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-three

Answer: 1863


Question: On which river does Newport (Gwent) stand?

Answer: Unterhaltungssoftware Selbstkontrolle

Answer: USK


Question: Rob Davis, Les Gray, Dave Mount and Ray Stiles are members of which pop group?

Answer: Multi User Dungeon

Answer: Rpimud

Answer: Roleplay Intensive MUD

Answer: Educational MU*

Answer: MUDs

Answer: Multi User Dimension

Answer: MUD

Answer: Graphical MUD

Answer: Mudders

Answer: Educational MUDs

Answer: RPIMUD

Answer: Multi-User Dungeons

Answer: Multi-User Dimension (MUD)

Answer: Muds

Answer: Hypertext group games

Answer: M.U.D

Answer: Multi-user dungeon

Answer: Multi-user dimension

Answer: Mudder (MUD)

Answer: Multi User Domain

Answer: Multi-User Dungeon

Answer: Educational MUD

Answer: Multi-user dungeons

Answer: Roleplaying Intensive MUD

Answer: Multi-User Domain


Question: As at April 2008, who is the Secretary of State for Health?

Answer: Alan Arthur Johnson

Answer: ALAN JOHNSON

Answer: Alan Johnson MP

Answer: Alan Johnson


Question: Davy Crocket was killed at the Alamo, which other famous American pioneer died in the same action?

Answer: Colonel Bowie

Answer: Jim Bowie

Answer: James Bowie


Question: The John Brown Shipyard is/was on which river?

Answer: Clyde

Answer: Clyde (disambiguation)


Question: Which singer had a number 1 hit album in 2008 entitled 'Hard Candy'?

Answer: Madonna

Answer: Madonna (disambiguation)

Answer: Madonna (album) (disambiguation)

Answer: Madonna (film)


Question: Which vegetable is traditionally used in the dish moussaka?

Answer: Aubergines

Answer: Brinjal eggplant

Answer: Jersey eggplant

Answer: Aubergeine

Answer: Brinjals

Answer: Egg-plant

Answer: Aubergine

Answer: Ukrainian Beauty Eggplant

Answer: Baingan

Answer: Japanese eggplant

Answer: Brinjal

Answer: Solanum melongena

Answer: Melongene

Answer: Solanum trongum

Answer: Solanum esculentum

Answer: Solanum melanocarpum

Answer: Eggplant

Answer: Solanum longum

Answer: Mulignan

Answer: Eggplants

Answer: Solanum oviferum

Answer: Solanum album

Answer: Melongena ovata

Answer: Egg plant

Answer: Solanum melongenum

Answer: Garden egg

Answer: Solanum insanum


Question: After who is the Belfast City Airport named?

Answer: Geordie Best

Answer: Alex Pursey

Answer: George Best Memorial Trust

Answer: George Best

Answer: Bob Bishop (scout)

Answer: Bob Bishop (Scout)

Answer: Geroge best

Answer: Alex Best

Answer: Georgie Best


Question: Distances from London are all measured from which landmark?

Answer: Charing (London)

Answer: Charing X

Answer: Charing T

Answer: Charng cross

Answer: Charing, London

Answer: Centre of London

Answer: Charing Cross, London, England

Answer: Charing-T

Answer: Charing cross

Answer: Center of London

Answer: Charing Cross


Question: Name either of the detectives featured in novels by Reginald Hill and in a TV series based on the novels?

Answer: Dalziel & Pascoe

Answer: Dalziel and Pascoe

Answer: Daziel and Pascoe

Answer: Dalziel and pascoe


Question: Which Manchester born physicist won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1906 and is regarded as the founder of modern atomic physics?

Answer: J.J Thomson

Answer: Joseph J. Thompson

Answer: J.J. thomson

Answer: Joseph James Thompson

Answer: Joseph John Thompson

Answer: Sir Joseph John Thomson, OM, FRS

Answer: Jj thomson

Answer: JJ Thompson

Answer: J.J. Thompson

Answer: J. J. Thompson

Answer: Thomson Experiment

Answer: Joseph John %22J. J.%22 Thomson

Answer: J.J. Homson

Answer: J J Thomson

Answer: Jjthomson

Answer: J. J. Thompson (physicist)

Answer: Fruitcake model

Answer: Joseph J. Thomson

Answer: Joseph James Thomson

Answer: Thomson experiment

Answer: JJ Thomson

Answer: J.J Thompson

Answer: J. J. Thomson (physicist)

Answer: Sir Joseph John %22J. J.%22 Thomson, OM, FRS

Answer: Sir Joseph J. Thomson

Answer: J.J. Thomson

Answer: J. J. Thomson

Answer: J J Thompson

Answer: JJ thomson

Answer: Sir Joseph John Thomson

Answer: Joseph John Thomsom

Answer: Joseph John Thomson


Question: How many points are needed to win a set in Table Tennis, under current Olympic rules?

Answer: 11

Answer: Eleven

Answer: eleven


Question: Which Irish politician was known as 'The Liberator'?

Answer: 'monster meetings'

Answer: Daniel O'Connell

Answer: Dónal Ó Conaill

Answer: Monster meetings

Answer: Daniel O'Connell

Answer: Dónall Ó Conaill

Answer: Danial O'Connell


Question: In the Disney film, how did Dumbo make his ears grow?

Answer: He sneezed


Question: "Which famous city bridge is known as the ""Coathanger""?"

Answer: SIDNEY HARBOUR


Question: Where is the Headquarters of Boeing?

Answer: Seattle, Washington.

Answer: Seattle Weekly news

Answer: Jet City

Answer: Seattle, Washington, USA

Answer: SEATTLE

Answer: Seattle WA

Answer: Seattle, United States of America

Answer: 舍路

Answer: City of Seattle

Answer: Seattle Washington

Answer: Seattle, US-WA

Answer: Seattle (WA)

Answer: Seattle, Wa

Answer: Seattle, WA

Answer: Seattle, Washington

Answer: St. Anne Seattle

Answer: Seattle (Wash.)

Answer: The weather in Seattle

Answer: Seattle, Washington (State)

Answer: Emerald City, Washington

Answer: Seattleans

Answer: Seattle's

Answer: Seattle, Wash.

Answer: Duwamps

Answer: St. Anne School, Seattle, Washington

Answer: Seattle, wa

Answer: Seattleites

Answer: Seattle, Washington Territory

Answer: Seattle, United States

Answer: Seatle

Answer: Seattle, USA

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSEA

Answer: St. Anne School (Seattle, Washington)

Answer: Seattle

Answer: Seattle, WA, USA


Question: In the book David Copperfield what was Mr Micawber's first name?

Answer: Wilkin

Answer: Wilkins (disambiguation)

Answer: WILKINS

Answer: Wilkins


Question: "From which musical does the song ""Till There Was You"" come from?"

Answer: Music Man (disambiguation)

Answer: MusicMan

Answer: Music Man

Answer: Musicman

Answer: THE MUSIC MAN

Answer: The Music Man (disambiguation)


Question: Which television detective was created by Glenn Chandler?

Answer: Killer (Taggart)

Answer: Taggart

Answer: There's been a murder

Answer: DCI Matt Burke

Answer: TAGGART

Answer: Taggart (TV series)


Question: Which Greek God gave Cassandra the give of prophecy?

Answer: Apollo (ballet)

Answer: Apollon musagète

Answer: APOLLO

Answer: Apollo (Balanchine)

Answer: Apolo Musageta

Answer: Apollo, Leader of the Muses

Answer: Apollon Musagete

Answer: Apollon musagete (Stravinsky)

Answer: Apollon musagete

Answer: Apollo musagetes

Answer: Apollon Musagete (ballet)

Answer: Apollon Musagète

Answer: Apollo Musagète


Question: "Who, according to T S Eliot, ""always has an alibi, and one or two to spare""?"

Answer: Macavity, the Mystery Cat

Answer: Macavity

Answer: Macavity (cat)

Answer: Macavity (character)

Answer: Macavity: the Mystery Cat

Answer: MACAVITY


Question: Which is the only property on a traditional UK Monopoly board which is south of the River Thames?

Answer: OLD KENT ROAD

Answer: Old Kent Road


Question: "In ""The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy"" by Douglas Adams, what was the name of the computer that determined that the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe and Everything was 42?"

Answer: Deep Thought (disambiguation)

Answer: Deep Thought

Answer: Deep thought


Question: Which group recorded the albums called 'Raintown', 'Fellow Hoodlums' and 'Homesick'?

Answer: Deacon Blue


Question: What name is given to the dark gap between the rings of the planet Saturn, discovered in 1675?

Answer: Cassini's Division

Answer: Cassini's division


Question: What is the collective noun for a group of frogs?

Answer: Ground formation

Answer: Armies

Answer: Land Force

Answer: History of the Army

Answer: Army

Answer: An army

Answer: Ground formations

Answer: Land Army

Answer: Land forces

Answer: Ground Forces

Answer: Vast armies

Answer: Land force

Answer: Army history

Answer: Ground units

Answer: Ground forces


Question: What was the actor Richard Burton's real surname?

Answer: Jenkins

Answer: Jenkins (disambiguation)


Question: Which stretch of water separates Australia from New Guinea?

Answer: Strait of Torres

Answer: Torres Straits

Answer: Torres Strait


Question: In which Cornish town is there a branch of the Tate Gallery?

Answer: St.Ives

Answer: Saint Ives

Answer: St. Ives

Answer: St. Ives (film)

Answer: Saint Yvo

Answer: Saint Ivo

Answer: St Ives, United Kingdom

Answer: St Ives (film)

Answer: St Ives

Answer: St Ives (disambiguation)


Question: What is the name of the semi-fluid, clarified butter used in Indian cookery?

Answer: Neyyi

Answer: Ghrta

Answer: Cow Oil

Answer: Ghee


Question: Which French painter was known as 'Le Douanier' because of his job as a customs official?

Answer: Henri Julien Félix Rousseau

Answer: Henri rousseau

Answer: Henri Rousseau (1844-1910)

Answer: Rousseau, Henri Julien Félix

Answer: Henri Julien Felix Rousseau

Answer: The Magnificant Paintings of Henri Rousseau

Answer: Henri Rousseau

Answer: Le Douanier Rousseau

Answer: Rousseau, Henri Julien Felix

Answer: (Henri) Rousseau

Answer: Henri-Julien-Félix Rousseau


Question: Which author's second husband was archaeologist Max Mallowan?

Answer: Christie Estate

Answer: Agatha Christie DBE

Answer: Agatha cristie

Answer: Agatha Christie's

Answer: Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie

Answer: AGATHA CHRISTIE

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa

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

Answer: Christie estate

Answer: Agatha Christy

Answer: Dame Agatha Christie

Answer: Christie, Agatha

Answer: Mary Westmacott

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie

Answer: Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan

Answer: Christie, Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa

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

Answer: Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels

Answer: Lady Mallowan

Answer: Agatha Christie Ltd.

Answer: Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE

Answer: Agasta Christie

Answer: Agatha Clarissa

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Dame Christie

Answer: Agatha Christie

Answer: Lady Agatha Mallowan

Answer: Agathe Christie

Answer: Agartha Christie

Answer: Agatha Mallowan

Answer: Agatha mary

Answer: Agathe Christi

Answer: Agatha Christie, DBE

Answer: Agatha christie

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan, DBE

Answer: Agatha Miller

Answer: Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller


Question: Which cricketer wrote the autobiographical 'Coming Back To Me'?

Answer: ME Trescothick

Answer: Magnus Trescothick

Answer: Trescothick

Answer: Marcus Trescothick

Answer: M E Trescothick

Answer: MARCUS TRESCOTHICK


Question: Who was the author of 'The Shortest Way with Dissenters' and 'A Journey of the Plague Year'?

Answer: Daniel the Prophet

Answer: Captain Tom

Answer: Daniel Defoe

Answer: Daniel Dafoe

Answer: Danial Defoe

Answer: One of the People called Quakers

Answer: Daniel Defore

Answer: DEFOE DANIEL

Answer: DANIEL DEFOE

Answer: Daniel Foe

Answer: A Scots Gentleman in the Swedish Service

Answer: A British Officer In The Service Of The Czar

Answer: Captain George Carleton

Answer: Daniel foe


Question: The world became aware of the Chernobyl disaster after detectors were triggered in which country?

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: Which actress played The Sculptress on TV?

Answer: PAULINE QUIRKE

Answer: Pauline Quirke

Answer: Pauline Quirk


Question: Who would use an abb in his work?

Answer: Khepri (literature)

Answer: Palgolak

Answer: The Weaver

Answer: Cray (Bas-Lag)

Answer: A WEAVER

Answer: Handlinger

Answer: Bas-Lag

Answer: Races of Bas-Lag


Question: How many squares are found along one side of a Scrabble board?

Answer: fifteen

Answer: 15


Question: What name did Josiah Wedgwood give to his factory near Hanley, Staffordshire?

Answer: Tyrrhenia

Answer: Etruscan Republic

Answer: Etruria


Question: What name is now given to the regime in Germany between 1919 and 1933?

Answer: Weimar rep

Answer: Weimer republic

Answer: Weimar government

Answer: Wiemar Republic

Answer: Agressive leaders in Germany and japan

Answer: Weimar Democracy

Answer: The Weimar Republic

Answer: Weimar Era

Answer: Weimar regime

Answer: Weimar parliament

Answer: Weimer Republic

Answer: Wiemar republic

Answer: German Reich (1919–1933)

Answer: Birth of weimar republic

Answer: Weiman republic

Answer: Weimar period

Answer: Weimar Establishment

Answer: List of Weimer states

Answer: November Republic

Answer: Weimsr republic

Answer: Weimar republic

Answer: Weimarer Republik

Answer: The Great Depression in Germany

Answer: Weimar Germany

Answer: Republic of Weimar

Answer: Weimar Republic

Answer: Weimar era


Question: Which admiral commanded the British fleet sent to repel the Spanish Armada in 1588?

Answer: The Earl of Effingham

Answer: Howard of Effingham

Answer: Earldom of Effingham

Answer: David Peter Mowbray Algernon Howard, 7th Earl of Effingham

Answer: Baron Howard of Effingham

Answer: Earl of Effingham

Answer: Lord Howard of Effingham

Answer: Lord Effingham

Answer: Earls of Effingham

Answer: Baron Effingham

Answer: Earl of effingham


Question: Which religion's holy book is the Adi Granth?

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: Sikh(ism)

Answer: Sikkhi

Answer: Ten gurus

Answer: Sikha Dharma


Question: In the context of UK government, for what does the C stand in the acronym COBRA?

Answer: Cabinet

Answer: The Cabinet

Answer: The cabinet

Answer: Cabinet (disambiguation)


Question: Who painted 'The Fighting Temeraire'?

Answer: Turner collection

Answer: J.+M.+W.+Turner

Answer: Joseph W. Tuner

Answer: Turnerian

Answer: J.M.W. Turner

Answer: Turner Bequest

Answer: J.W.M. Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallard William Turner

Answer: Turner (painter)

Answer: J. M. W. Turner

Answer: J M W Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallord William Turner RA

Answer: JNW Turner

Answer: Joseph M. W. Turner

Answer: Joseph Mallord William Turner

Answer: JMW Turner

Answer: John Mallord William Turner

Answer: Joseph William Turner

Answer: Turneresque

Answer: J+M+W+Turner


Question: Pussy Galore features in which Ian Fleming book (later a film)?

Answer: GOLDFINGER

Answer: Goldfinger (disambiguation)

Answer: Goldfinger


Question: In which month of the year does pheasant shooting legally begin?

Answer: Ocotber

Answer: October

Answer: 8ber

Answer: Oct.

Answer: OCTOBER

Answer: Roctober


Question: "Which island is/was politically divided by the ""Attilla Line""?"

Answer: Culture of Cyprus

Answer: Kıbrıs

Answer: Etymology of Cyprus

Answer: History of ancient Cyprus

Answer: Island of Cyprus

Answer: Name of Northern Cyprus

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CY

Answer: Zypern

Answer: South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus)

Answer: Architecture of Cyprus

Answer: Colony of Cyprus

Answer: Country CYP

Answer: Kibris

Answer: Southern Cyprus

Answer: Political system of cyprus

Answer: Greek Cyprus

Answer: Kypros

Answer: Κύπρος

Answer: CYPRUS

Answer: Cyrpus

Answer: Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus

Answer: Republic of Cyprus

Answer: Ciprus

Answer: Name of Cyprus

Answer: Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία

Answer: Cyprus

Answer: Cyprus goods

Answer: Cyprus (Republic of)

Answer: Greek Republic of Cyprus


Question: Which British Trade Union has the largest paying membership?

Answer: UNISON

Answer: Unison (trade union)

Answer: U magazine

Answer: Unison union


Question: "Who directed the film ""Gladiator"", starring Russell Crowe?"

Answer: Gertrude Bell (film)

Answer: RIDLEY SCOTT

Answer: Ridley Scott Associates

Answer: Gertrude Bell (2014 film)

Answer: Sir Ridley Scott

Answer: Ridley Scott


Question: Who is the only figure skater to win 3 consecutive Winter Olympic gold medals?

Answer: SONJA HENIE

Answer: Henie, Sonja

Answer: Sonja Henje

Answer: Sonya Henie

Answer: Sonja Henie

Answer: Sonia Henie


Question: Who wounded Achilles in the heel, leading to his death?

Answer: Places named Paris

Answer: Paris (actor)

Answer: Paris (film)

Answer: Paris (musical)

Answer: PARIS

Answer: Paris (list)

Answer: Paris album

Answer: Paris (disambiguation)

Answer: Paris (USA)

Answer: Paris (U.S.A.)

Answer: Paris (album)

Answer: List of places and things named Paris

Answer: Paris (Roman actor)


Question: "In the board game Monopoly, what is the colour of the property ""Coventry Street""?"

Answer: YELLOW

Answer: Hong Jin-ho

Answer: Hong Jinho

Answer: Hong Jin-Ho

Answer: YellOw


Question: "In the Bible, which of Jesus"" disciples tried to walk on water?"

Answer: PETER

Answer: The Peter

Answer: Peter Pomegranate


Question: Actress Fenella Fielding was the sister of which famous comedian and comic actor?

Answer: Lauretta Feldman

Answer: Marty Feldman

Answer: MARTY FELDMAN

Answer: Marty feldman


Question: The criteria of which two people are used to calculate the outcome of a limited over cricket match which has been curtailed by rain?

Answer: DUCKWORTH / LEWIS


Question: When Jim Laker took 19 wickets in the Old Trafford Test Match in 1956, who was the Australian captain?

Answer: Richie Benaud

Answer: RICHIE BENAUD

Answer: Richard Benaud

Answer: Ritchie Benaud


Question: Which famous Englishman was born in Lichfield in Staffordshire in 1709?

Answer: Johnsonism

Answer: The Great Cham Of Literature

Answer: Doctor Johnson

Answer: Probus Brittanicus

Answer: Samuel Johnson

Answer: Dr. Samuel Johnson

Answer: Dr. Johnson

Answer: DR SAMUEL JOHNSON

Answer: Johnsoniana

Answer: Johnsonian

Answer: Dr Samuel Johnson

Answer: Dr Johnson

Answer: Johnson, Samuel


Question: For which conductor was the NBC Symphony orchestra created in 1937?

Answer: Arturo toscanini

Answer: Arturo Toscinini

Answer: Arturo Toscannini

Answer: Toscanini

Answer: ARTURO TOSCANINI

Answer: Arturo Toscanini

Answer: Charles O'Connell (music producer)


Question: "El Gouna, known as the ""Venice of the Red Sea"", is a holiday resort in which country?"

Answer: EGY

Answer: Arab Republic of Egypt

Answer: A .R . EGYPT

Answer: The Arab Republic of Egypt

Answer: Eygpt

Answer: Etymology of Egypt

Answer: مصر

Answer: Kemmet

Answer: Gift of the Nile

Answer: Arab Republic Of Egypt

Answer: EGYPT

Answer: Names of Egypt

Answer: Miṣr

Answer: A .R . Egypt

Answer: Eytp

Answer: National identity of Egyptians

Answer: Jumhuriyat Misr al'Arabiyah

Answer: Eypt

Answer: Egyptian Republic

Answer: Ejipt

Answer: Name of Egypt

Answer: Egipto

Answer: Kimet

Answer: جمهوريّة مصرالعربيّة

Answer: Egypte

Answer: Egypt (name)

Answer: Egypt

Answer: جمهورية مصرالعربية

Answer: A.R. Egypt

Answer: Republic of Eygpt

Answer: Égypte

Answer: Second Egyptian Republic

Answer: Egipt

Answer: ISO 3166-1:EG

Answer: Egypt info


Question: Which island in the Grenadines of St. Vincent was bought by Colin Tennant in 1958? Princess Margaret built a holiday home there in the 1960's.

Answer: MUSTIQUE

Answer: Mustique


Question: "Who was the female member of the 1980's pop music duo, ""Eurythmics""?"

Answer: Annie lennox

Answer: ANNIE LENNOX

Answer: Annie Lenox

Answer: Annie Lennox

Answer: Ann Lennox


Question: Give a year in the life of playwright and poet, Christopher Marlowe.

Answer: 1564-1593


Question: "In 1965, which American pop group, whose original members include the legendary David Crosby, had a No.1 hit with the Bob Dylan song, ""Mr Tambourine Man""?"

Answer: The byrds

Answer: McGuinn, Clark & Hillman

Answer: THE BYRDS

Answer: McGuinn, Clark and Hillman

Answer: Byrds

Answer: The Byrds


Question: In what year was the most recent census in the UK ?

Answer: 2001

Answer: two thousand and one


Question: In which game is a cannon a scoring shot?

Answer: Billards

Answer: Billiards

Answer: List of cue sports

Answer: Biliard

Answer: Billar

Answer: Cuesport

Answer: Cue sports equipment

Answer: Biliards

Answer: Biljart

Answer: Cue Sports

Answer: Billart

Answer: Billiard sports

Answer: History of cue sports

Answer: Biliardo

Answer: Outline of cue sports

Answer: Billliard

Answer: Billliards

Answer: History of billiards

Answer: Cuegame

Answer: Poolball

Answer: Cuegames

Answer: Billiard chalk

Answer: Cue sports

Answer: Cue games

Answer: Cue sport

Answer: Cuesports

Answer: Cue game

Answer: 18.2


Question: How many heads did the Hydra have?

Answer: 9

Answer: nine

Answer: Nine


Question: Which is the heaviest metal?

Answer: Osmium compounds

Answer: Element 76

Answer: Osmic

Answer: Osmiophilic

Answer: Osmous

Answer: Osmium


Question: What does a manometer measure?

Answer: Manometric unit

Answer: Absolute Pressure

Answer: Pressures

Answer: Feet sea water

Answer: Explosion pressure

Answer: Mm H2O

Answer: Fluids and pressure

Answer: Negative pressure (disambiguation)

Answer: Cm H2O

Answer: Pressure

Answer: Liquid pressure

Answer: Fluid pressure

Answer: Deflagration pressure

Answer: Pressure units

Answer: Kinematic pressure

Answer: CmHg

Answer: Relative pressure

Answer: Negative pressure

Answer: Scientific physical pressure

Answer: Water pressure

Answer: Units of pressure

Answer: Manometric pressure unit

Answer: Pressure (physics)

Answer: Unit of pressure

Answer: Gauge Pressure


Question: Who was known as Dr Angelicus?

Answer: Thomas Aquinas

Answer: Thomas Aquinas, Saint

Answer: Thomisim

Answer: St. Thomas Aquino

Answer: Saint Thomas Aquino

Answer: Tom Aquinas

Answer: Saint Thomas Aquinas

Answer: Thomas of Aquinas

Answer: Thomas Aquainas

Answer: Thomistic doctrine

Answer: Lex aeterna

Answer: Angelic Doctor

Answer: Thomas, Saint Aquinas

Answer: St. Aquinas

Answer: Thomas de Aquino

Answer: St. Thomas of Aquinas

Answer: Aquinas, Saint Thomas

Answer: St. Thomas Aquinas

Answer: Aquinas, Thomas

Answer: Tomas de Aquino

Answer: St. Thomas of Aquin

Answer: Thomas of aquinas

Answer: St. Thomas of Aquino

Answer: Eternal law

Answer: Thomas Aquino

Answer: Thomas Aquinas Dumb Ox

Answer: Saint Thomas of Aquino

Answer: Tomás de Aquino

Answer: Tommaso d'Aquino

Answer: St Thomas-Aquinas

Answer: Thomas Aquinus

Answer: Doctor Communis

Answer: Thomas Acquinas

Answer: Thomas of Aquino

Answer: Doctor Angelicus

Answer: St Thomas of Aquinas

Answer: Aquinas

Answer: Ethica thomistica

Answer: Saint Thomas of Aquin

Answer: St Thomas Aquinas

Answer: Thomas of Aquin


Question: Which river runs through Hamburg?

Answer: Elbe

Answer: River Elbe

Answer: Upper Elbe

Answer: Stör (Elbe)

Answer: The Elbe

Answer: Ferries across Elbe

Answer: Elbe river

Answer: Stor (Elbe)

Answer: Stör River

Answer: Elbe River

Answer: Labe River

Answer: Stör


Question: Who wrote the play She Stoops to Conquer?

Answer: O. Goldsmith

Answer: Goldsmithian

Answer: Oliver Goldsmith

Answer: The Citizen of the World

Answer: Inspired Idiot


Question: "What is the setting for the 1942 painting, ""Nighthawks"" by American artist, Edward Hopper?"

Answer: The Diner

Answer: Dinner/Archive 1

Answer: Het Diner

Answer: Dinner

Answer: A DINER


Question: The film 'Pushing Tin' features which occupation?

Answer: Approach Control

Answer: Aviation system

Answer: Terminal radar approach control

Answer: Approach Contol

Answer: Airport tower

Answer: Handoff (aviation)

Answer: Air-traffic-control tower

Answer: Aviation ATCS

Answer: Air-traffic control

Answer: Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility

Answer: Air traffic tower

Answer: Air Control

Answer: Airport Traffic Control Tower

Answer: Air traffic flow control

Answer: Control Towers

Answer: Terminal Radar Approach Control

Answer: Control tower

Answer: Aircraft traffic

Answer: Air Traffic Control System

Answer: TRACON

Answer: Terminal control center

Answer: Air traffic

Answer: Air control

Answer: ATCT

Answer: Tower control

Answer: Air traffic control tower

Answer: E-strip

Answer: Air Traffic Control

Answer: Terminal Control Center

Answer: ATC tower

Answer: RAPCON

Answer: Air-Traffic Control

Answer: Air navigation installations

Answer: Tower (aviation)

Answer: Air control tower

Answer: Air Traffic Control Tower

Answer: Aviation System

Answer: Airport control tower

Answer: Tracon

Answer: Aviation control

Answer: Radar Approach Control

Answer: Clearance delivery

Answer: Air traffic control


Question: Aqua Arnemetiae is the Roman name for which British town?

Answer: Buxton, Derbyshire

Answer: Buxton water

Answer: Buxton, Derbyshire, England

Answer: Buxton

Answer: Aquae Arnemetiae

Answer: Bogsby


Question: Who wrote the bestselling novels Angel and Crystal?

Answer: Jordan and Peter Meet

Answer: Katrina Amy Alexandria Alexis Infield Price

Answer: Jordan (Katie Price)

Answer: Katie price (jordan)

Answer: Jordan (Katie Price) (Katie Andre)

Answer: Junior Andre

Answer: Katie Price

Answer: Jordan price

Answer: Katie Infield

Answer: Katie Price (Jordan)

Answer: Kieran Hayler

Answer: Katie Andre

Answer: Katie Hayler

Answer: Jordan/Katie Price

Answer: Katie Reid

Answer: Sophie Price

Answer: Princess Andre

Answer: Jordan (model)

Answer: Katy price

Answer: Harvey Yorke


Question: Which is Britain's fastest bird of prey?

Answer: Falco peregrinus

Answer: Peregrine Falcons

Answer: Paragon falcon

Answer: Falco peregrinus anatum

Answer: Falco peregrinus ernesti

Answer: Duck hawk

Answer: Falco atriceps

Answer: Falco peregrinus furuitii

Answer: Falco peregrinus cassini

Answer: Falco peregrinus japonensis

Answer: Falco kreyenborgi

Answer: Pergerine Falcon

Answer: Falco peregrinus nesiotes

Answer: Falco peregrinus brookei

Answer: Peregrine Falcon in popular culture

Answer: Falco peregrinus madens

Answer: Duck Hawk

Answer: Peregrine Falcon

Answer: Peregrine hawk

Answer: Eurasian peregrine falcon

Answer: Peregrines

Answer: Eastern peregrine falcon

Answer: Falco peregrinus peregrinus

Answer: Falco peregrinus submelanogenys

Answer: American peregrine falcon

Answer: Peregrine falcons

Answer: Peregrine falcon

Answer: Falco peregrinus macropus

Answer: Falco peregrinus tundrius

Answer: Peregrine falcons in popular culture

Answer: Falco Peregrinus

Answer: Falco peregrinus minor

Answer: Falco peregrinus radama

Answer: Rhynchodon peregrinus

Answer: Falco pelegrinoides madens

Answer: Peregrin Falcon

Answer: Swerfvalk

Answer: Peregrine Falcons in popular culture

Answer: Falco peregrinus calidus


Question: Which sportsman's autobiography is called Blessed?

Answer: Geordie Best

Answer: Alex Pursey

Answer: George Best Memorial Trust

Answer: George Best

Answer: Bob Bishop (scout)

Answer: Bob Bishop (Scout)

Answer: Geroge best

Answer: Alex Best

Answer: Georgie Best


Question: The American roadrunner belongs to which family of birds?

Answer: Cuculidae

Answer: Cuckoo's nest

Answer: Cuckoo

Answer: Cuckoo's Nest

Answer: Cuculinae

Answer: Cuculimorphae

Answer: Cuckoo bird

Answer: Cuckoos

Answer: Cuculiform

Answer: Cuculiformes

Answer: Cookoo

Answer: Cuckow

Answer: Cuckoos Nest


Question: What part of the human body is affected by 'iritis'?

Answer: Eye (anatomy)

Answer: Eye

Answer: Eye balls

Answer: Schizochroal eye

Answer: Ocular globe

Answer: Ommateum

Answer: Simple eye

Answer: Oculars

Answer: Animal eyes

Answer: Eyes

Answer: Compound Eyes

Answer: Apposition eye

Answer: Robotic eye

Answer: Eye ball

Answer: Facet eyes

Answer: Compound Eye

Answer: Conjunctival disorders

Answer: Compound eyes

Answer: Eyeball

Answer: Cyber-eye

Answer: Eye (vertebrate)

Answer: Eye (invertebrate)

Answer: Ommotidium

Answer: Fly's eye lens

Answer: Peeper (organ)

Answer: Camera-type eye

Answer: Ocular

Answer: Compound eye

Answer: Eye membrane

Answer: Pinhole eye


Question: What do we call the fruit of the blackthorn?

Answer: Prunelle de Bourgogne

Answer: Sloe-eyed

Answer: Porumbă

Answer: Prunus spinosa

Answer: Sloes

Answer: Blackthorn

Answer: Sloe-eye

Answer: Slow eyed

Answer: Sloe

Answer: Prunelle

Answer: Black thorns

Answer: Sloe eyes

Answer: Blackthorn (plum)

Answer: Blackthorns

Answer: Sloe eye


Question: What type of animal is a bonobo?

Answer: Apes

Answer: Apish

Answer: Simia satyrus

Answer: Hominoideas

Answer: History of hominoid taxonomy

Answer: Hominoidae

Answer: Hominoid

Answer: Ape family

Answer: Hominoidea

Answer: Hominoids

Answer: Ape


Question: Uriah Heep is a character in which Dickens novel?

Answer: David copperfeild

Answer: David copperfield

Answer: David copperfield dickens

Answer: Mr Creakle

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

Answer: David Cooperfield

Answer: David Copperfield

Answer: Cooperfield

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

Answer: David Copperfield (novel)

Answer: Mr. Creakle


Question: Which poet (1770-1835) was known as the Ettrick Shepherd?

Answer: Ettrick shepherd

Answer: The ettrick shepherd

Answer: The Ettrick Shepherd

Answer: James Hogg


Question: "Musically speaking, what do the words ""a cappella"" signify?"

Answer: Without musical accompaniment


Question: What would you serve in a samovar?

Answer: Tea brewing

Answer: Teamelier

Answer: Tea Leaf

Answer: Tea preparation

Answer: Cold-brewed tea

Answer: Tealeaves

Answer: Tea mashing

Answer: Brewing tea

Answer: Tea leaf

Answer: Tea (drink)

Answer: Steeped Tea

Answer: Lemon tea

Answer: Alternative Tea

Answer: History of tea in Korea

Answer: Organic Tea

Answer: Tea leafs

Answer: Loose tea

Answer: Tea plantation

Answer: Tea leaves

Answer: Tea

Answer: Cup of tea

Answer: Tea growing

Answer: Peach tea

Answer: Indian tea

Answer: Brewing (tea)

Answer: Pitewey

Answer: Tea stall

Answer: Gourmet tea

Answer: Instant tea


Question: "Who wrote ""A cauliflower is nothing but a cabbage with a college education""?"

Answer: Mark Twain

Answer: Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass

Answer: Sam Clemens

Answer: Samuel Clements

Answer: Twainesque

Answer: Samuel Langhorn Clemens

Answer: Mark twain

Answer: Twain, Mark

Answer: Sergeant Fathom

Answer: Samuel Longhorn Clemens

Answer: Samuel L. Clemens

Answer: Samuel Langhorne Clemens

Answer: Sam Langhorne Clemens

Answer: Samuel Clemens

Answer: SL Clemens

Answer: Twainian

Answer: Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated

Answer: Soleather

Answer: W. Epaminondas Adrastus Blab

Answer: Samuel Longhorne Clemens

Answer: Marc Twain

Answer: Samual Clemens


Question: Which character did Felicity Kendall play in 'The Good Life'? (Christian name and surname required)

Answer: Barbara Good


Question: Who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi in 1948?

Answer: Nathuram Godse

Answer: Nathuran Gosde

Answer: Narayan Vinayak Godse

Answer: Naturam Godse

Answer: नथूराम विनायक गोडसे

Answer: Godse, Nathuram Vinayak

Answer: नथूराम विनायक गोडस

Answer: Nathuram Vinayak Godse


Question: What does the term 'Halal' literally mean? As in Halal meat eaten by Muslims.

Answer: Permissible


Question: What was Queen Victoria's first Christian name?

Answer: Alexandrina

Answer: Alexandrina Lake

Answer: Lake Alexandrina (disambiguation)

Answer: Lake Alexandrina

Answer: Alexandrina (disambiguation)


Question: The Aran Islands are located at the mouth of which bay?

Answer: Galway Bay Drowning Tragedy

Answer: Loch Lurgain

Answer: Galway Bay drowning tragedy

Answer: Galway Bay


Question: What year appears on bottles of the French lager Kronenbourg?

Answer: 1664

Answer: one thousand, six hundred and sixty-four


Question: The Antarctica Treaty that is presently in force ends in which year?

Answer: two thousand and forty-one

Answer: 2041


Question: The 'Black Caps' is the nickname for which team in sport?

Answer: New zealand national cricket team

Answer: New Zealand national cricket team

Answer: New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 1996-97

Answer: Black Caps

Answer: Baby BlackCaps

Answer: NZ cricket team

Answer: New Zealand cricket team

Answer: New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 2002-03

Answer: New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 1998-99

Answer: New zealand cricket team

Answer: BlackCaps

Answer: New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 2000-01

Answer: Black caps

Answer: New Zealand Cricket Team


Question: "Which writer is considered to have been the first to use the term ""cold war"" in articles in 1945 and 1946?"

Answer: Geoge orwell

Answer: Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric A. Blair

Answer: George Orwell

Answer: Eric Arthur Blair

Answer: Eric Blair

Answer: George (Eric Blair) Orwell

Answer: G. Orwell

Answer: P. S. Burton

Answer: George orwell

Answer: E.A. Blair

Answer: Orwell, George

Answer: Orwell Day


Question: The former Queen Mother, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, married the Duke of York, later King George VI. In which county is Bowes from her surname?

Answer: Durham (disambiguation)

Answer: The weather in Durham

Answer: Durham

Answer: Durham (city)

Answer: Durham City (county town)

Answer: Durham (Amtrak station)

Answer: DURHAM


Question: Who wrote much of King George V's first Christmas broadcast, made in 1932?

Answer: Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kiplingesque

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling rudyard

Answer: Rudy Kipling

Answer: R Kipling

Answer: Kipling

Answer: Kipling, Joseph Rudyard

Answer: Kiplingian

Answer: R. Kipling

Answer: Ruyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling Society

Answer: Bard of Empire

Answer: Rudyard Kipling (author)


Question: Prince Calef is the male-lead in which Puccini opera?

Answer: Turnadot

Answer: Turandot

Answer: Turandot (Puccini)


Question: Noel Coward died in 1973. In which country?

Answer: Jamica

Answer: Jamaica

Answer: Jamrock

Answer: Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica

Answer: America/Jamaica

Answer: Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica

Answer: Jamaica, the Nation

Answer: Name of Jamaica

Answer: Xaymaca

Answer: Jamiaca

Answer: Jameca

Answer: Xamayca

Answer: Jamaca

Answer: Jamaica (the country)

Answer: Indigenous peoples of Jamaica

Answer: Jamacian

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JM

Answer: Castleton Botanical Garden


Question: Which TV detective drove a car with the registration plate 248RPA?

Answer: E. Morse

Answer: DCI Morse

Answer: E Morse

Answer: D.C.I Morse

Answer: Endeavour Morse

Answer: Lew-is

Answer: Inspector Morse

Answer: Detective Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse


Question: Which US state is nicknamed both 'the Colourful State' and 'the Land of Enchantment'?

Answer: State of New Mexico

Answer: New Mexico state nickname

Answer: Transportation in New Mexico

Answer: New Mexico

Answer: US-NM

Answer: Sports in New Mexico

Answer: Forty-seventh State

Answer: Estado de Nuevo Mexico

Answer: Climate of New Mexico

Answer: New Mexico, United States

Answer: New mexico

Answer: Religion in New Mexico

Answer: Estado de Nuevo México

Answer: NewMexico

Answer: New Mexico (state)

Answer: Forty-Seventh State

Answer: Tierra del Encanto

Answer: Education in New Mexico

Answer: Culture of New Mexico

Answer: 47th State

Answer: Geography of New Mexico

Answer: New Mexcio

Answer: Nueva mexico

Answer: Transport in New Mexico

Answer: Demographics of New Mexico

Answer: Insignia of the State of New Mexico

Answer: NM

Answer: Nuevo Mejico

Answer: New Mexico (U.S. state)

Answer: The Land of Enchantment

Answer: 47th state of the union

Answer: State of NM

Answer: Nuevo Méjico

Answer: Politics of New Mexico


Question: Ochophobia is the fear of what?

Answer: Transportation device

Answer: Moving Vehicles

Answer: Land vehicle

Answer: Vehicle type

Answer: List of vehicles

Answer: Vehicles

Answer: Road vehicle

Answer: Automotives

Answer: Vehicular

Answer: Vehicle

Answer: Road vehicles

Answer: Vechile

Answer: Types of vehicle

Answer: Types of vehicles


Question: Which South American capital was founded on the banks of the Rio Mapocho by Pedro de Valdivia in 1541?

Answer: Greater Santiago

Answer: Santiago Metropolitan Area

Answer: Santiago

Answer: Stgo

Answer: Greater Santiago, Chile

Answer: Stgo.

Answer: Battle of Santiago de Chile (1541)

Answer: Santiago de Nueva Extremadura

Answer: Santiago de chile

Answer: Santiago (Chile)

Answer: Santiago Chile

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CLSCL

Answer: Capital of Chile

Answer: Santiago del Nuevo Extremo

Answer: Santiago Centro

Answer: Santiago, Chile

Answer: Santiago (province)

Answer: SANTIAGO

Answer: Santiago of Chile

Answer: Santiago de Chile

Answer: Gran Santiago


Question: On which record label did Elvis Presley launch his career?

Answer: The SUN

Answer: SUN (disambiguation)

Answer: Sun (UK)

Answer: SUN

Answer: Sun (disambiguation)

Answer: Sun (band)

Answer: The Sun (tabloid)

Answer: The Sun (band)

Answer: The Sun newspaper

Answer: Sun (British newspaper)

Answer: Sun (unit)

Answer: The Sun (album)

Answer: Da sun

Answer: Sun newspaper


Question: What was Reg Varney's character called in 'On the Buses'?

Answer: List of On the Buses characters

Answer: On The Buses

Answer: Stan Butler

Answer: On the buses

Answer: STAN BUTLER

Answer: On the Buses


Question: Which Booker Prize winning novelist wrote the Advertising slogan 'That will do nicely' for American Express?

Answer: Rushdiean

Answer: Ahmed Salman Rushdie

Answer: Salman rushdie

Answer: Rushdian

Answer: Salman Rushdee

Answer: Samuel Rushdi

Answer: Salmon Rushdie

Answer: Salmon Rushdi

Answer: Salman Rushdie's

Answer: RUSHDIE, SALMAN

Answer: Sir Salman

Answer: Salman Rushdie

Answer: Salman Rushdi

Answer: Samuel Rushdie

Answer: Salman Rashdi

Answer: Ahmed Rushdie

Answer: Sir Salman Rushdie

Answer: SALMAN RUSHDIE

Answer: Solomon Rushdie

Answer: Marriane Wiggins


Question: Which classic sci-fi novel divides the human species into the gentle Eloi and the bestial Morlocks? Wells?

Answer: Travelling thru time

Answer: Temporal Motion

Answer: THE TIME MACHINE

Answer: Travel through time

Answer: Time machine

Answer: Time-machine

Answer: Viajes en el tiempo

Answer: Time traveling

Answer: Time travelling

Answer: Time Travel

Answer: Causality violation

Answer: Timetravel

Answer: Alternative paralel timeline theory

Answer: Philosophy of Time Travel

Answer: Time-travel

Answer: Temporal displacement

Answer: Time travel

Answer: Time regression

Answer: Temporal mechanics

Answer: Time craft

Answer: Time Machine

Answer: Temporal Displacement Device

Answer: Time macine


Question: The novelist Dorothy L Sayers produced which advertising symbol for Guinness?

Answer: Toucans

Answer: Rhamphastidae

Answer: Rhampastidae

Answer: THE TOUCAN

Answer: Toocan

Answer: Tucan

Answer: Toucanidae

Answer: Toucan

Answer: Ramphastidae

Answer: Toucanet


Question: Who said that there are only three true sports, bullfighting, mountaineering and motor racing, the rest are merely games?

Answer: Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master

Answer: E. M. Hemmingway

Answer: From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War

Answer: Clarence Edmonds Hemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheDownwardSpiral

Answer: Earnest Hemmingway

Answer: Ernest Heminway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/ViolenceandRedemption

Answer: Ernest M. Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Downward Spiral

Answer: Hemingway ernest

Answer: From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FromRealitytoFictionAFarewelltoArms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheTimeinBetween

Answer: ErnestHemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/BibliographY

Answer: E. M. Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/SureShotsTheSecondWorldWar

Answer: Sure Shots The Second World War

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Violence and Redemption

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Time in Between

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Bibliography

Answer: Hemingway, Ernest

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FamousatTwentyFiveThirtyaMaster

Answer: Things Turn Sour

Answer: Ernesthemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master

Answer: Ernest Hemmingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/FromBoytoManHemingwaysFirstWorldWar

Answer: Ernest Miller Hemmingway

Answer: Hemingwayesque

Answer: E. Hemmingway

Answer: E. Hemingway

Answer: Why It Went Wrong

Answer: Violence and Redemption

Answer: ErnestHemingway/TheEndlessDarkNothingness

Answer: The Endless Dark Nothingness

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Things Turn Sour

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Young and Innocent

Answer: Ernest M. Hemmingway

Answer: Hemmingway

Answer: ErnestHemingway/YoungandInnocent

Answer: ErnestHemingway/ThingsTurnSour

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/The Endless Dark Nothingness

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War

Answer: Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Sure Shots The Second World War

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms

Answer: ErnestHemingway/WhyItWentWrong

Answer: Ernest Miller Hemingway

Answer: Ernest Hemingway/Why It Went Wrong

Answer: Hemingwayan


Question: In the Bible, name the son of Saul who was a friend of David?

Answer: Y'hochanan

Answer: יהונתנ

Answer: Jonathan (disambiguation)

Answer: Yochonon

Answer: יְהוֹנָתָן

Answer: Johnathan

Answer: Yhochanan

Answer: Jonathan (footballer)

Answer: Jonathan


Question: Graca Machel, the widow of a President of Mozambique, is the wife of which famous man?

Answer: Nelson Mendella

Answer: Nelson mandela

Answer: Mr Mandela

Answer: Mandella

Answer: 4664

Answer: Tata Mandela

Answer: Tata Madiba

Answer: Nelson Mandella

Answer: Nelson Madela

Answer: Madiba

Answer: Rolihlahla Mandela

Answer: Rolihlahla

Answer: Black Pimpernel

Answer: Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela

Answer: Nelson mendela

Answer: Gadla Henry Mphakanyiswa

Answer: Nelson Mendela

Answer: Nelson mandeal

Answer: Zindzi Mandela

Answer: Nelson Mandela

Answer: Mandela


Question: Which 19th century Frenchman invented a loom which enabled complex patterns to be woven; his name is remembered as one of these patterns?

Answer: Joseph Marie Charles dit Jacquard

Answer: Jacquard Joseph Marie

Answer: Joseph-Marie Jacquard

Answer: Joseph Marie Charles

Answer: (Joseph Marie) Jacquard

Answer: Joseph Jacquard

Answer: Joseph Marie Jacquard


Question: By what name was Peggy Hookham DBE better known?

Answer: Peggy Hookham

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn De Arias

Answer: Margaret Evelyn Hookham

Answer: Margot Fontaine

Answer: Margaret Hookham

Answer: Dame Margot

Answer: Margot Fonteyn de Arias

Answer: Dame Margot Fonteyn de Arias

Answer: Margot Fonteyn

Answer: Fonteyn

Answer: Margot fonteyn dancer


Question: Who founded the Messenger group of newspapers in 1983?

Answer: Eddie Shah

Answer: Eddy Shah


Question: In which State is USA's highest mountain, Mount McKinley?

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: Biologically-speaking, what name is given to an organ that serves no evident purpose?

Answer: Vestigal Structures

Answer: Vestigal organ

Answer: Vestigal structures

Answer: Vestigial Organs

Answer: Vestigial

Answer: Vestigal organs

Answer: Vestigial limb

Answer: Vestigia

Answer: Rudimentary organ

Answer: Hypotrophied

Answer: Vestigial trait

Answer: Evolutionary relic

Answer: Vestigial part

Answer: Vestige

Answer: Vestigial remains

Answer: Vestigial structures

Answer: Vestigial organ

Answer: Vestigial structure

Answer: Rudiment (biology)

Answer: Vestigal trait

Answer: Degenerate organ

Answer: Vestigiality

Answer: Vestigal

Answer: Vestiges

Answer: Vestigial character

Answer: Vestigial organs

Answer: Vestigial Structure


Question: The novels of which contemporary author feature the character Lincoln Rhyme?

Answer: Catherine Dance

Answer: Kathryn dance

Answer: Jeffrey Deaver

Answer: Jeffery Deaver

Answer: Kathryn Dance

Answer: Lincoln Rhyme

Answer: Katherine Dance


Question: The novels of which contemporary author feature the character Dirk Pitt?

Answer: Clive E. Cussler

Answer: Clive Kussler

Answer: The Numa Files

Answer: Numa Files

Answer: 9780399156250

Answer: Cussler, Clive

Answer: Klive Cussler

Answer: Klive Kussler

Answer: Clive Cussler

Answer: Clive E Cussler

Answer: Clive Eric Cussler

Answer: Zero Hour (Cussler novel)

Answer: NUMA Files

Answer: The NUMA Files


Question: General James Wolfe was killed at which battle in 1759?

Answer: Province of Québec

Answer: Quebec (province)

Answer: Political culture of Quebec

Answer: Québec, Canada

Answer: Province de Québec

Answer: Capture of Quebec

Answer: Quèbec

Answer: Québec

Answer: CA-QC

Answer: Quebec province

Answer: Province of Quebec

Answer: Québec Province

Answer: Quebéc

Answer: Quebec (Province)

Answer: Quebec

Answer: Foreign relations of Quebec

Answer: British Conquest of New France

Answer: Province de Quebec

Answer: Capture of quebec

Answer: Québec (Province)

Answer: Quebec, Canada


Question: Where in the human body is the only bone that is not connected to any other bone?

Answer: In the neck (hyoid bone) accept chin or throat

In the neck (hyoid bone) accept chin or throat


Question: In the UK, how much does it cost to buy Trafalgar Square on a Monopoly board?

Answer: 240 £

Answer: two hundred and forty  £

Answer: £240


Question: b What was John Wayne's last film, in 1976?

Answer: The Shootist

Answer: Shootist


Question: What is the collective noun for a group of badgers?

Answer: Çetë

Answer: Cete

Answer: Cete (disambiguation)


Question: Who was the first husband of Catherine of Aragon?

Answer: Prince Arthur (disambiguation)

Answer: Prince Arthur


Question: Which famous writer is named after a lake in Staffordshire?

Answer: Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kiplingesque

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling rudyard

Answer: Rudy Kipling

Answer: R Kipling

Answer: Kipling

Answer: Kipling, Joseph Rudyard

Answer: Kiplingian

Answer: R. Kipling

Answer: Ruyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling Society

Answer: Bard of Empire

Answer: Rudyard Kipling (author)


Question: Of which European country is 'fado' the national music?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: By what name was the shipping area Fitzroy known until 2002?

Answer: Finisterre

Answer: Finnisterre

Answer: Finisterre (disambiguation)


Question: Which car company has manufactured models called Baleno, Alto and Vitara?

Answer: Suzki

Answer: Szki

Answer: Szuki

Answer: Suzuki Motor Corporation

Answer: Suzuki Motor

Answer: Suzuki RC100

Answer: Suzuki Motors

Answer: Suzuki cars

Answer: Suzuki

Answer: Formula Suzuki


Question: On which island was the famous photograph taken showing US Marines raising the US flag over Mt Suribachi in February 1945?

Answer: Mount Surabachi

Answer: Iō-tō

Answer: Iwō Tō

Answer: Iwo-Jima

Answer: Io-jima

Answer: Ivo jima

Answer: Io To

Answer: Iōtō

Answer: Iwo To

Answer: Iwo Jima Island

Answer: Iwo Jima

Answer: Ioto

Answer: Iwoto

Answer: Iwo jima

Answer: Iwojima

Answer: Io Jima

Answer: Iō Tō

Answer: Iwōtō


Question: What type of creature is a sea fox?

Answer: (Thresher) Shark

Answer: Thresher sharks

Answer: Fox Shark

Answer: Fox-shark

Answer: Alopias sp.

Answer: Alopiidae

Answer: Alopias

Answer: Thresher Shark

Answer: Alopiid

Answer: Thresher shark


Question: What is the US equivalent of the British Army's SAS?

Answer: Funny Platoon

Answer: 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D)

Answer: United States Army 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment Delta

Answer: Delta Forces

Answer: Combat Application Group

Answer: Combat Applications Group

Answer: 1st SFOD

Answer: Delta force

Answer: SFOD-D

Answer: 1st SFOD-D

Answer: Army Compartmented Elements

Answer: Delta Force

Answer: 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment

Answer: 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta

Answer: 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta


Question: Which actor provided the voice for John Smith in the 1995 Disney film 'Pocahontas'?

Answer: Mel Gibson DWI incident

Answer: Deputy James Mee

Answer: Gibson, Mel

Answer: Columcille Gerard Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson apology

Answer: Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson

Answer: James Mee

Answer: Anne Reilly Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibsons

Answer: Mel Gibson DUI incident

Answer: Mel Gibson and Anti-Semitism

Answer: Mel gibson

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson, AO

Answer: Mel Gibson DUI

Answer: Mel-meltdown

Answer: Mel Gibson Defense

Answer: Mell Gibson

Answer: Melvin Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson drinking

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson AO

Answer: Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson

Answer: Mel Gibson


Question: Which TV/film animated space age family have a dog called Astro?

Answer: W.C. Cogswell

Answer: The Jetsons

Answer: R.U.D.I.

Answer: Orbit High School

Answer: Jetsons

Answer: RUDI

Answer: Jetsons (live action film)

Answer: Jetsonian

Answer: Jane Jetson (The Jetsons)

Answer: The Jetsons (live-action film)

Answer: Montahue Jetson

Answer: The jetsons

Answer: Jetson-like

Answer: Eep opp ork ah ah

Answer: Jet screamer


Question: Which pernicious elements of war were said to be uncontrollable and inhumane by the UN?

Answer: Trip-mines

Answer: Land Mines

Answer: Trip Mines

Answer: Fougade

Answer: Proximity mine

Answer: Minefields

Answer: Land-mines

Answer: Mine field

Answer: Land mines

Answer: Demo trap

Answer: Road bomb

Answer: Anti-Personnel Landmine

Answer: Land Mine

Answer: Land mine

Answer: Landmine

Answer: Landmines

Answer: Mine fields

Answer: Minefield

Answer: Under road bomb


Question: Which musical instrument can have 21, 22, or 23 strings?

Answer: Sitar

Answer: Sitars

Answer: Sitarist

Answer: Cetar

Answer: Zitare


Question: Astigmatism is a condition affecting which part of the body?

Answer: Eye (anatomy)

Answer: Eye

Answer: Eye balls

Answer: Schizochroal eye

Answer: Ocular globe

Answer: Ommateum

Answer: Simple eye

Answer: Oculars

Answer: Animal eyes

Answer: Eyes

Answer: Compound Eyes

Answer: Apposition eye

Answer: Robotic eye

Answer: Eye ball

Answer: Facet eyes

Answer: Compound Eye

Answer: Conjunctival disorders

Answer: Compound eyes

Answer: Eyeball

Answer: Cyber-eye

Answer: Eye (vertebrate)

Answer: Eye (invertebrate)

Answer: Ommotidium

Answer: Fly's eye lens

Answer: Peeper (organ)

Answer: Camera-type eye

Answer: Ocular

Answer: Compound eye

Answer: Eye membrane

Answer: Pinhole eye


Question: What is the perfect score in ten pin bowling?

Answer: 300

Answer: three hundred


Question: Which Alpine peak is known in Italy as Monte Cervino?

Answer: Monte Cervino

Answer: Hörnli Ridge

Answer: Materhorn

Answer: Matahorn

Answer: Mattahorn

Answer: Cervin

Answer: Mont Cervin

Answer: The Matterhorn

Answer: Matterhorn


Question: What type of animal is a corvid?

Answer: Avians

Answer: Avialan

Answer: Chick guard stage

Answer: Bird breeding

Answer: Flying Bird

Answer: Nestling

Answer: Baby birds

Answer: Avafauna

Answer: Aves

Answer: Bird

Answer: Avialians

Answer: Living sauropods

Answer: Roosting

Answer: Pet bird

Answer: Aviala

Answer: Nestlings

Answer: Avialian

Answer: Ornithes

Answer: Avifauna

Answer: Living sauropods in Africa

Answer: Living dinosaurs in Oceania

Answer: Neornithes

Answer: Roost site

Answer: Neornithine

Answer: Avian proteins

Answer: Surviving Dinosaurs

Answer: Birds mating

Answer: Avian reproduction

Answer: Modern bird

Answer: Birds

Answer: Bird reproduction

Answer: Ornis

Answer: Living dinosaurs in Australasia

Answer: Avian dinosaur

Answer: Modern birds

Answer: Class aves

Answer: Modern Dinosaurs

Answer: Birdness

Answer: Chick (bird)


Question: What was the last ruling dynasty of China, ending in 1912?

Answer: Manchu or Qing


Question: Which Olympic games saw the introduction of the Fosbury Flop?

Answer: MEXICO 1968


Question: What is the largest state in Brazil?

Answer: Amazonas (disambiguation)

Answer: Amazonas (country subdivision)

Answer: Amazonas

Answer: AMAZONAS

Answer: Amazonas Department (disambiguation)


Question: Sean Connery's first Oscar was awarded for his role in which film?

Answer: Intouchable (disambiguation)

Answer: The Untouchables (TV series)

Answer: Untouchable (song)

Answer: Untouchable (album)

Answer: Untouchables

Answer: Untouchable (TV series)

Answer: Untouchables.

Answer: Untouchable

Answer: THE UNTOUCHABLES

Answer: The Untouchables

Answer: Untouchable (disambiguation)

Answer: The untouchables


Question: At the London Olympics 2012 which events will take place at Lords?

Answer: ARCHERY

Answer: Toxophilite

Answer: National Archery in the Schools Program

Answer: Primitive archery

Answer: Endong

Answer: Archer (comics)

Answer: Toxopholite

Answer: The Archer

Answer: Paralympic archery

Answer: Primitive Archery

Answer: Archery

Answer: Archers

Answer: Archeress

Answer: Bowmen

Answer: Archer

Answer: Bowmanship

Answer: The archer

Answer: The Archers (disambiguation)

Answer: Archery range

Answer: Anchor Point (archery)

Answer: Para-archery

Answer: Indoor archery

Answer: Toxophily

Answer: Archerie

Answer: Butt shooting

Answer: National archery in the schools program

Answer: Paralympic Archery

Answer: Villavar Tamils


Question: "The song ""If I Ruled The World"" comes from which musical?"

Answer: PICKWICK

Answer: Pickwick

Answer: Pickwick (disambiguation)


Question: In which month does the salmon fishing season begin?

Answer: January

Answer: Enero

Answer: JANUARY

Answer: Jan.

Answer: Januray

Answer: Prosinec

Answer: Janruary


Question: Which official residence is No.12 Downing Street?

Answer: Chief whip in the House of Commons

Answer: Chief whip

Answer: The Whips Office

Answer: Chief Whip

Answer: First Government Whip

Answer: Chief Government Whip

Answer: Lords Opposition Chief Whip

Answer: Deputy Chief Whip

Answer: Whips' Office

Answer: Opposition Chief Whip

Answer: Whips office

Answer: Government Chief Whip

Answer: GOVERNMENT CHIEF WHIP


Question: The USS Langley was the country's first type of which vessel?

Answer: Hangarfartyg

Answer: Attack aircraft carrier

Answer: Aircraft carriers

Answer: Aircraft-carrier

Answer: Air craft carrier

Answer: AIRCRAFT CARRIER

Answer: Aircraft Carriers

Answer: Carrier Vessel

Answer: Aircraft Carrier

Answer: Carrierborne aircraft

Answer: Carrier-borne

Answer: Aircraft carrier


Question: Which monarch founded Ascot Racecourse?

Answer: Anne, Queen of the UK

Answer: Queen Anne I

Answer: Brandy Nan

Answer: Queen anne

Answer: Queen Anne of England

Answer: Queen Anne I of Great Britain

Answer: Queen Anne I of England

Answer: Anne Regina

Answer: Queen Ann

Answer: Last Queen of England

Answer: Queen Anne

Answer: Queen Anne of Great Britain

Answer: Mrs Morley

Answer: QUEEN ANNE

Answer: Anne, Queen of Great Britain

Answer: Anne I of the United Kingdom

Answer: Anne, Queen of Scotland

Answer: Anne of Britain

Answer: Anne, Queen of the United Kingdom

Answer: Anne I of Great Britain

Answer: Anne, Queen of England

Answer: Mary and Anne of Denmark

Answer: Anne I of England


Question: Which motorway links Coventry to Leicester?

Answer: M69

Answer: M.69

Answer: M69 (disambiguation)

Answer: M-69


Question: What name is given to the person in a restaurant responsible for the wine and assisting customers with their choice of wine?

Answer: Wine Butler

Answer: Sommelière

Answer: Sommelier's

Answer: Sommeliers

Answer: Wine steward

Answer: Somellier

Answer: Somelier

Answer: Sommeliere

Answer: Sommelier

Answer: Master Sommelier

Answer: Sommellier


Question: Where, specifically, is the junction known as 'the Crossroads of the World'?

Answer: Time Square

Answer: Times Square, New York

Answer: Time square

Answer: Time's Square

Answer: New York City Times Square

Answer: Times Square Shuffle

Answer: Timesquare

Answer: Long Acre Square

Answer: Times Square N.Y.C.

Answer: Times Square

Answer: Longacre Square

Answer: Times square


Question: The football club CFR Cluj made their debut in the European I Champions League this season, in which country do they play?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RO

Answer: Romanian state

Answer: ROMANIA

Answer: Roumania

Answer: Etymology of Romania

Answer: Romainia

Answer: Romînia

Answer: North Danubian region

Answer: Carpathian Danubian space

Answer: ROU

Answer: România

Answer: Romanian State

Answer: Roumanie

Answer: Country ROM

Answer: Rromania

Answer: Romania

Answer: Republic of Romania

Answer: RO (country)

Answer: Rumänien

Answer: Danubian-Carpathian Area

Answer: Rumania

Answer: Austro-Hungarian Empire (Romania)

Answer: Rumunia


Question: In which county is Wellington College?

Answer: Berkshire, England

Answer: Highway, Berkshire

Answer: Royal Country of Berkshire

Answer: Berkshire

Answer: Royal Berkshire

Answer: County of Berkshire

Answer: Royal County of Berkshire

Answer: County of Berks


Question: Who wrote the Thursday Next books?

Answer: The Last Great Tortoise Race

Answer: Jasper Fforde


Question: Which Shakespeare play begins 'Now is the winter of our discontent'?

Answer: Richard III, King of England

Answer: King Richard Iii Of England

Answer: Richard III (England)

Answer: Richard III of England

Answer: Dick III

Answer: Richard iii

Answer: Richard the Third

Answer: Richard 3rd

Answer: King Richard III of England

Answer: Search for Richard III

Answer: Richard 3

Answer: Richard III of York

Answer: Car park king

Answer: Richard Iii

Answer: Richard III

Answer: King Richard III

Answer: Richard of Gloucester


Question: According to Arthurian legend, who was Sir Galahad's father?

Answer: Lancelot du Lac

Answer: Chevalier mal fet

Answer: Evaine

Answer: Lancelot of the Lake

Answer: Sir launcelot du lake

Answer: Aroundight

Answer: Arondight

Answer: Sir Lancelot

Answer: Sir Lancelot Du Lac

Answer: Lancelot

Answer: Llenlleawg

Answer: Joyousgard

Answer: Sir Launcelot

Answer: Sir lancealot

Answer: Joyous Gard

Answer: Llwch Llenlleawg

Answer: Launcelot

Answer: Joyous Guard

Answer: Launcelot du Lac

Answer: Joyous Garde


Question: The name of which Russian spacecraft means 'travelling companion' or 'satellite'?

Answer: First artificial satellite

Answer: Prosteyshiy Sputnik 1

Answer: Sputnik 1

Answer: Спутник-1

Answer: Спутник 1

Answer: Sputnik

Answer: Sputnik 99

Answer: Простейший Спутник 1

Answer: Sputnik I

Answer: Спутник

Answer: Простейший Спутник-1


Question: Who was on the English throne in 1400?

Answer: Henry 4th


Question: In the Lake District which is the only body of water to actually be called lake?

Answer: Lake Bassenthwaite

Answer: Bassenthwaite Lake

Answer: Bassenthwaite lake


Question: Which National Trail runs for 268 miles from Edale to Kirk Yetholm?

Answer: Pennine Way

Answer: Penine Way


Question: Which Nobel-prize winning Russian writer died on August 3rd 2008?

Answer: Solzhenytzin

Answer: Solzhenicin

Answer: Solzhentsyn

Answer: Oleksandr Solzhenіcin

Answer: A. Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr Solzjenitsyn

Answer: Alexander Solzhynitsyn

Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsyen

Answer: Alexander Solzhenytsin

Answer: Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitzyn

Answer: Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr Solzenicyn

Answer: Alexander solzenitzen

Answer: Aleksandr Solženicyn

Answer: Alexander solzenitsen

Answer: Solzhenitzen

Answer: Solschenizyn

Answer: Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr Solzhenitysn

Answer: Oleksander Solzhenicin

Answer: Алекса́ндр Иса́евич Солжени́цын

Answer: Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksander Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsin

Answer: Solzenitzen

Answer: Solzenitsyn

Answer: Solzhenytsin

Answer: Solzenitsen

Answer: Solzenicin

Answer: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Alexander Solzhenicin

Answer: Solzhenitsin

Answer: Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Solzhenitsynian

Answer: Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksander Solzhenicin

Answer: Alexandr Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Alexander Isayevich Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr Solženitsyn

Answer: Soljenitsyne

Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Answer: Aleksandr Solzhenitsen

Answer: Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr


Question: The film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, is based on a short story by whom?

Answer: Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald

Answer: F. Fitzgerald

Answer: F. (Francis) Scott Fitzgerald

Answer: F Fitzgerald

Answer: F.S.Fitzgerald

Answer: Francis FitzGerald

Answer: F Scott Fitzgerald

Answer: F. Scott Fitzgerald

Answer: Francis Fitzgerald

Answer: Scott Fitzgerald

Answer: Francis Scott Fitzgerald


Question: Which British city has cathedrals dedicated to St Nicholas and St Mary?

Answer: Newcastle-Upon-Tyne

Answer: Newscastle

Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne

Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

Answer: Collingwood Street

Answer: Newcastle-on-Tyne

Answer: Newcastle Metropolitan Borough Council

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Answer: City of Newcastle upon Tyne

Answer: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear

Answer: Newcastle Upon Tyne, England

Answer: Newcastle Upon-Tyne

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBNCL

Answer: Newcastle on Tyne

Answer: Monkchester

Answer: County Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne

Answer: Newcastle-upon-tyne

Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne, England

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne

Answer: City of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Answer: NuT

Answer: Newcastle Upon Tyne

Answer: Newcastle On Tyne

Answer: Newcastle UK

Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne (borough)

Answer: Newcastle, UK

Answer: Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Answer: Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Electoral wards.

Answer: Newcastle upon tyne

Answer: Newscastle Upon Tyne, England


Question: What is the capital of Australia's Northern Territory?

Answer: Darvino

Answer: Darwin (disambiguation)

Answer: Darwin (crater)

Answer: Darwin


Question: Which US President was the last to have been born in the nineteenth century?

Answer: Eisenhower Dwight

Answer: Health issues of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: D. D. Eisenhower

Answer: Dynamic Conservatism

Answer: General Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: David Jacob Eisenhower

Answer: Dweight Eisenhower

Answer: 34th President of the United States

Answer: Dwight E Eisenhower

Answer: Eisehower

Answer: President Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: David Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Ike (nickname)

Answer: Eisenhower

Answer: Eishenhower

Answer: General Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Eisenhower

Answer: Ike Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: D. Eisenhower

Answer: General Eisenhower

Answer: David D. Eisenhower

Answer: President Dwight Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight eisenhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhour

Answer: Dwight Eisienhower

Answer: Dwight Eisenhauer

Answer: Dwight David Eisenhower

Answer: Dwight D Eisenhower

Answer: General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower


Question: Whose first solo UK number 1 single was I Only Have Eyes for You in September 1975?

Answer: Arthur Garfunkel

Answer: Garfunckel

Answer: Art Garfunkle

Answer: Garfunkl

Answer: Tom Graph

Answer: Garfunckle

Answer: Art garfunkel

Answer: Art garfunkle

Answer: Art Garfunkel


Question: Of which US state is Springfield the capital?

Answer: Transportation in Illinois

Answer: Illionis

Answer: Demographics of Illinois

Answer: Illinois

Answer: 21st State

Answer: The Prairie State

Answer: Illinoid

Answer: Prairie State

Answer: State of Illinois

Answer: Rockford Academy

Answer: Religion in Illinois

Answer: Ill.

Answer: Illinois Ironmen

Answer: Twenty-first State

Answer: Illinios

Answer: Education in Illinois

Answer: IL (state)

Answer: Energy in Illinois

Answer: Illinois (state)

Answer: Twenty-First State

Answer: Land of Lincoln

Answer: Illinois, United States

Answer: Transport in Illinois

Answer: US-IL

Answer: Illinois (U.S. state)

Answer: Sports in Illinois

Answer: The Land of Lincoln

Answer: Illinoy

Answer: Illinoisan