Question: Dishes prepared with spinach can be referred to as what?

Answer: la Florentine


Question: What island would you come to first if you travelled due east from Bangladesh?

Answer: Zhonghua Minguo

Answer: Republic of China

Answer: Taiwan country

Answer: Tawian

Answer: China, the Republic of

Answer: China (Taiwan)

Answer: Tai-Wan

Answer: Ilha formosa

Answer: Chung-hua Min-kuo

Answer: Republic of China(Taiwan)

Answer: 臺灣

Answer: Ts'ai Tai-wan te Chung-hua Min-kuo

Answer: Taioaan

Answer: R.O.C

Answer: Tâi-oân

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TW

Answer: Tiawan

Answer: Taiwan, ROC

Answer: Min Guo

Answer: TAIWAN

Answer: Taiwan (nation)

Answer: Republic of CHina

Answer: Free China (modern)

Answer: Republic of China (R.O.C.)

Answer: Taiwan (country)

Answer: Jhong-hua Min-guo

Answer: Taiwan Island

Answer: 台湾

Answer: JhongHua MinGuo

Answer: 台灣

Answer: Taioan

Answer: Taiwan, Republic of China

Answer: Taïwan

Answer: Minguo

Answer: Chung-Hua Min-Kuo

Answer: Chuka Minkoku

Answer: Republic Of China

Answer: Jhonghua Minguo

Answer: RoC

Answer: Tai-oan

Answer: China (Republic of)

Answer: Republic of China/Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan (ROC)

Answer: Republic of China (1945–71)

Answer: Chunghwa Minkuo

Answer: Zhōnghuá Mínguó

Answer: Taiwan ROC

Answer: Taiwan Country

Answer: Chunghwa Republic

Answer: Republic China

Answer: R China

Answer: R.o.China

Answer: Republic of China, Taiwan

Answer: Chunghwaminkuo

Answer: Republic of china

Answer: Republic of China on Taiwan

Answer: Taiwan (state)

Answer: China (ROC)

Answer: Republic of China (ROC)

Answer: Republic of China (Taiwan)

Answer: Táiwān

Answer: RO China

Answer: The R.O.C.

Answer: Chūka Minkoku

Answer: Taiwan (Republic of China)

Answer: China (Republic : 1949-)

Answer: TPKM

Answer: China, Republic of (Taiwan)

Answer: ROC (China)

Answer: Tawan

Answer: Jhonghuá Mínguó

Answer: Zhonghuá Mínguó

Answer: 中华民国

Answer: R.O. China

Answer: The Republic of China

Answer: Chung Min Kuo

Answer: Zhōnghuá Mín'guó

Answer: JhongHuá MínGuó

Answer: Republic of China (1949–present)

Answer: 中華民國

Answer: T'aiwan

Answer: Táiwan

Answer: China, Republic of

Answer: Taiwan

Answer: Chunghua Minkuo


Question: After the murder of his children's nanny, Sandra Rivett, Richard John Bingham disappeared on 8 November 1974, was presumed deceased on 11 December 1992 and declared legally dead in October 1999. By what name is he better known?

Answer: Richard Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan

Answer: Bingham, (Richard) John, seventh earl of Lucan

Answer: %22Lucky%22 Lucan

Answer: Lord Lucan

Answer: Richard John Bingham

Answer: Sandra Rivett

Answer: Richard John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan

Answer: John Bingham, 7th Earl of Lucan

Answer: Richard Bingham (7th Earl of Lucan)

Answer: Lord lucan


Question: "In what country, between the 1950s and 1980, would one have found ""Rusticated Youth""?"

Answer: Chinese People's Republic

Answer: China (Peking)

Answer: The prc

Answer: Socialist China

Answer: Chinese PR

Answer: PRoC

Answer: PRC

Answer: China's

Answer: P. R. of China

Answer: People's Republic Of China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China

Answer: Territorial disputes of China

Answer: China PRC

Answer: People's repuublic of china

Answer: China (PRC)

Answer: China (People's Republic)

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

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

Answer: People' Republic of China

Answer: Prc

Answer: People's republic of china

Answer: People' s Republic of China

Answer: P.R. of China

Answer: China, People's Republic of

Answer: Chung-Kuo

Answer: P.R.C.

Answer: The people's republic of china

Answer: Zhong Guo

Answer: Peoples republic of China

Answer: Red China (modern)

Answer: Chung-kuo

Answer: The PRC

Answer: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

Answer: State of China

Answer: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

Answer: 中国

Answer: Peoples republic of china

Answer: P.R.China

Answer: People's Republic or China

Answer: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

Answer: China, the People's Republic of

Answer: Nation of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: China, PRC

Answer: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

Answer: Modern day China

Answer: Peoples Republic of China

Answer: PROC

Answer: 中华

Answer: Chaina

Answer: Zhongguo

Answer: Homes in china

Answer: People's republic of China

Answer: Zhōngguó

Answer: Sinic

Answer: China PR

Answer: PRC (China)

Answer: 中國

Answer: Jhongguó

Answer: Red Chinese

Answer: (The People's Republic of) China

Answer: The People's Republic of China

Answer: China (Republic : 1949- )

Answer: CHINA

Answer: China People's Republic

Answer: Pr china

Answer: P.r. of china

Answer: Chungkuo

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CN

Answer: Land of China

Answer: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

Answer: P.R. China

Answer: Zhongguó

Answer: 中华人民共和国

Answer: PRChina

Answer: 中華

Answer: PR of China

Answer: 中華人民共和國

Answer: Pr of c

Answer: Cihna

Answer: Communist China (modern)

Answer: P. R. China

Answer: People's Republic of China (PRC)

Answer: Peoples' Republic of China

Answer: The Peoples Republic of China

Answer: People's Republic of China

Answer: Pr of china

Answer: PR China

Answer: P.R. of CHINA


Question: Who is the only US President who did not speak English as his first language?

Answer: Martin Van Buren

Answer: Martin van Buren

Answer: Martin VanBuren

Answer: Martin van bueren

Answer: President Van Buren

Answer: The Little Magician

Answer: Little Magician

Answer: Martin Van Ruin

Answer: 8th President of the United States

Answer: Presidency of Martin Van Buren

Answer: Maarten van Buren

Answer: Van Buren Administration

Answer: Eighth President of the United States

Answer: Martin van bueran

Answer: Martin Van Buran

Answer: Old Kinderhook


Question: In which sport is it forbidden for anyone to play left handed?

Answer: Ice polo

Answer: Night polo ball

Answer: Chogân

Answer: Polo (sport)

Answer: Polo pitch

Answer: Polo stick

Answer: Chogan

Answer: Sagol Kangjei

Answer: Polo mallet

Answer: Polo

Answer: Ecuadorian Polo

Answer: Horse polo

Answer: Chukkers


Question: In WTF taekwondo competitions points are scored for a kick to the head or body, a turning kick to the head, and what else?

Answer: Punch to the body


Question: "What does the word ""fine"" mean on sheet music?"

Answer: The End.

Answer: The End (television)

Answer: The End (book)

Answer: The End

Answer: The End (disambiguation)

Answer: The END

Answer: The End (album)

Answer: The End(album)

Answer: The End (Single)

Answer: The End (band)

Answer: The End (film)

Answer: The End (song)

Answer: The end


Question: What country changed its name to Burkina Faso?

Answer: Republic of Upper Volta

Answer: Voltaic Republic

Answer: The Republic of Upper Volta


Question: What is the opposite side from starboard on a ship?

Answer: Sea port

Answer: Seaport

Answer: Fishing port

Answer: Shipping port

Answer: Deep water port

Answer: Ice-free port

Answer: Ice free port

Answer: Deepwater port

Answer: Ports (disambiguation)

Answer: Sea ports

Answer: Port of discharge

Answer: Ferry port

Answer: Deepwater pier

Answer: Fishing Port

Answer: Fluvial port

Answer: Deep-water port

Answer: Warm-water port

Answer: Ice-free harbor

Answer: Sea-port

Answer: Warm water port

Answer: Ice free harbour

Answer: Port city

Answer: Ports

Answer: Seaports of Japan

Answer: Seaports

Answer: Ice-free harbour

Answer: Port town

Answer: Commercial port

Answer: Port


Question: "John Wayne appeared as a centurion in the film ""The Greatest Story Ever Told"" (1965). What was his famous line?"

Answer: Truly this man was the son of God


Question: The Gunpowder Plot, by discontented Catholics including Guy Fawkes and Robert Catesby, was to blow up the British parliament as it was being opened by whom?

Answer: James VI of Scotland, James I of England

Answer: James I

Answer: James VI, King of Scots

Answer: Seumas VI of Scotland

Answer: James, King of England, Ireland and Scotland

Answer: James VI

Answer: James I of England

Answer: James VI of Scotland

Answer: James I and VI

Answer: James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland

Answer: The wisest fool

Answer: James I of England and VI of Scotland

Answer: James VI of England

Answer: James I of England, Scotland, and Irerland

Answer: Wisest fool

Answer: The wisest fool in Christendom

Answer: Wisest fool in Christendom

Answer: James I of the UK

Answer: James I of Wales

Answer: King James VI of Scotland

Answer: James VI of Scotland and I of England

Answer: James I (England)

Answer: King James VI

Answer: James I of Great Britain

Answer: James the 6th

Answer: James VI and I

Answer: King James the First

Answer: James I, King of England

Answer: James I of England and James VI of Scotland

Answer: James I (of England)

Answer: James vi

Answer: James I of Ireland

Answer: King James VI & I

Answer: King James VI of Scotland and I of England

Answer: James the first

Answer: King James I of England

Answer: James VI & I

Answer: King James VI and I

Answer: James VI of Scotland and England

Answer: King James I

Answer: King James I of England and VI of Scotland

Answer: James I of england

Answer: James I of the United Kingdom

Answer: James VI (Scotland)

Answer: James the First

Answer: King James VI &I


Question: The islands called the Moluccas were previously known as what?

Answer: Spice Islands

Answer: Spice islands

Answer: The Spice Islands

Answer: Spice Islands (disambiguation)

Answer: Spice island


Question: "Who ""was born in a cross-fire hurricane"" and ""howled at my ma in the driving rain""?"

Answer: Jumpin' Jack Flash (song)

Answer: Jumpin' Jack Flash

Answer: Jumpin Jack Flash

Answer: Jumping jackflash

Answer: Jumping Jack Flash


Question: A nectarine is a shiny-skinned variety of what?

Answer: Peacherine

Answer: Peach

Answer: Prunus daemonifuga

Answer: Nectarines

Answer: Peach trees

Answer: Peaches

Answer: Nectarine

Answer: Persica platycarpa

Answer: Amygdalus potanini

Answer: Peacherine tree

Answer: Culture of peach

Answer: White peach

Answer: Clingstone peach

Answer: Amygdalus persica

Answer: Elegant Lady

Answer: Persica nucipersica

Answer: Peacherines

Answer: Freestone peach

Answer: Amygdalus nucipersica

Answer: A Peach

Answer: Brugnon

Answer: Prunus persica

Answer: Persica potaninii

Answer: Persica vulgaris


Question: What is unusual about tennis professional Mianne Bagger?

Answer: She used to be male


Question: "What kind of ship was the Japanese ""Hsh"", commissioned on 27 December 1922, the first purpose-designed ship of its kind to be commissioned anywhere in the world?"

Answer: Hangarfartyg

Answer: Attack aircraft carrier

Answer: Aircraft carriers

Answer: Aircraft-carrier

Answer: Air craft carrier

Answer: Aircraft Carriers

Answer: Carrier Vessel

Answer: Aircraft Carrier

Answer: Carrierborne aircraft

Answer: Carrier-borne

Answer: Aircraft carrier


Question: When Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 after 26 years as manager for Manchester United Football Club who succeeded him ?

Answer: List of David Moyes thropies

Answer: David Moyes

Answer: Davie Moyes


Question: What is the name for a natural satellite that orbits a planet?

Answer: Sol 3a

Answer: Moon-like

Answer: Mass of the Moon

Answer: Solar and lunar eclipses

Answer: Moon mass

Answer: Earth's natural satellites

Answer: Sol IIIa

Answer: Moon

Answer: Satellite of Earth

Answer: Mass of Moon

Answer: Earth and moon

Answer: Lunarian

Answer: Luna (natural satellite)

Answer: Pictures on the moon

Answer: Earth I

Answer: Earth and Moon

Answer: Luna (moon)

Answer: Lunar mass

Answer: The Moon

Answer: Lunar radius

Answer: Earth's moon

Answer: Terra I

Answer: Moon (moon)

Answer: Moon (Earth)

Answer: Moonlikeness

Answer: Natural Earth satellite

Answer: Moonless

Answer: Moon-likeness

Answer: Dorsa Argand

Answer: Moon distance from earth

Answer: Luna (satellite)

Answer: The moon

Answer: Moonlike

Answer: Earth's Moon

Answer: Moon likeness

Answer: Moon like


Question: What system of psychology, popularised by F J Gall and J K Spurzheim in the 19th century, claims that mental faculties and dispositions can be determined by the shape of the skull?

Answer: Bump of Locality

Answer: Prenology

Answer: Bumpology

Answer: Phrenologists

Answer: Phrenology

Answer: Philoprogenitiveness

Answer: Frenology

Answer: Phrenologist

Answer: Phrenological


Question: What is the name of a calculating machine that originally consisted of beans or stones moved in grooves in sand or on tablets of wood, stone, or metal?

Answer: Abacus Calculation

Answer: Russian abacus

Answer: Abaci

Answer: Nepohualtzintzin

Answer: Abacus (Aztec)

Answer: Cranmer abacus

Answer: Abacuses

Answer: Counting frame

Answer: Abacus

Answer: Abacist

Answer: Abacus (mathematics)

Answer: Abacists

Answer: Bead frame

Answer: Abacus arithmetic

Answer: AbacuS

Answer: Counting frames

Answer: Abbacus

Answer: Reckoning frame


Question: "Which American country singer, the younger sister of singer Loretta Lynn, had 18 #1 country hits during the 1970s and 1980s, and is best known for a series of country-pop crossover hits including ""Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue""?"

Answer: Crystal Gayle discography

Answer: Crystal Gayle

Answer: Crystal gale


Question: When was curling first played as a Winter Olympic sport?

Answer: 1998

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-eight


Question: If a chess player completes a move known as en passant, what pieces are involved?

Answer: Pawns

Answer: Pawns (disambiguation)

Answer: Pawn (disambiguation)

Answer: Pawn


Question: Where is the Australian parliament based?

Answer: Canberra (Australia)

Answer: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Answer: Canberra, Australia

Answer: Capital of Australia

Answer: Canberra

Answer: Canberra, AU-ACT

Answer: Canberra, ACT

Answer: Canberran

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUCBR

Answer: Limestone Plains

Answer: Capital of australia


Question: "What English model, with her short-haired androgynous look, born Lesley Hornby, was discovered in 1966 by Nigel Davies when she was 16 and weighed 6 stone (41 kg, 91 lbs), and became ""The Face of '66"" with her high fashion mod look created by Mary Quant?"

Answer: Twigy

Answer: Twiggy (model)

Answer: Twiggy

Answer: Lesley Hornby

Answer: Twiggie

Answer: Leslie Hornby

Answer: Twiggy Lawson

Answer: Lesley Lawson


Question: Which British TV comedy series of the 1970s and early 1980s (74 episodes) was co-created and co-written by and co-starred Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie?

Answer: The Philharmonic Glee Club Rock n Roll Band

Answer: Clarion & Globe

Answer: The Goodies

Answer: The Goodies,


Question: What kind of bird is a guillemot?

Answer: Sea bird

Answer: Marine birds

Answer: Sea-bird

Answer: Marine bird

Answer: Seabirds

Answer: Sea birds

Answer: Sea-birds

Answer: Sea-fowl

Answer: Seabird

Answer: Seafowl


Question: What relationship does T S Eliot have to toilets?

Answer: Rearranged word

Answer: Anagrammer

Answer: Anagram program

Answer: Anigram

Answer: Anagram

Answer: Anagram solver

Answer: Rearranged words

Answer: Smaismrmilmepoetaleumibunenugttauiras

Answer: Anagrammatic


Question: "Hair described as ""bouffant"" is what?"

Answer: Puffed out


Question: What information technology company was founded by Sergey Brin and Larry Page?

Answer: Google community

Answer: AS15169

Answer: Google.cpm

Answer: Googer

Answer: GGEA

Answer: GOOgle

Answer: Google Inc Class C

Answer: Google Inc Class A

Answer: Google newslab

Answer: Gogole

Answer: Google voice-powered search

Answer: GOOGLE

Answer: Guugle

Answer: Foofle

Answer: Google inc.

Answer: .android

Answer: Author Rank

Answer: Googl

Answer: Google Inc.

Answer: Google Glossary

Answer: Innovation Time Off

Answer: Googler

Answer: Google English

Answer: Goog

Answer: Google EnergySense

Answer: Gooogle

Answer: Ggogle

Answer: Google™

Answer: Google, Inc

Answer: Animated Google

Answer: Google.

Answer: Google/

Answer: Google!

Answer: Google Angika

Answer: The Google

Answer: Google guys

Answer: Mountain view chocolate factory

Answer: Gewgol

Answer: Google.c

Answer: Google Measure Map

Answer: Goofle

Answer: The Google Guys

Answer: Site Flavored Google Search Box

Answer: GGQ1

Answer: Google, Inc.

Answer: Googgle

Answer: Google (Company)

Answer: Google Site Search

Answer: Goolge

Answer: Gooooooooogle

Answer: 20%25 time

Answer: Google UK

Answer: Gooooogle

Answer: Google Inc

Answer: Googke

Answer: @google

Answer: Google Research

Answer: GoogIe

Answer: Googers

Answer: Gstatic.com

Answer: Project Fi

Answer: 1e100.net

Answer: Google Guys

Answer: Goooooogle

Answer: .gmail

Answer: Goooogle

Answer: .google

Answer: Google for Business

Answer: Googlit

Answer: Google Incorporated

Answer: Google/to do

Answer: @Google

Answer: Gooooooogle

Answer: Google finance

Answer: Google (company)

Answer: G00gl3

Answer: Googl3

Answer: G00g1e

Answer: GOOG

Answer: GooglE

Answer: Googlenym

Answer: Google%5C

Answer: Goolgle

Answer: 20 percent time

Answer: Google

Answer: G00gle

Answer: Google Demo Slam

Answer: Gaia (Security Technology)

Answer: Googlw

Answer: Google Space

Answer: Googlr

Answer: Dashboard (Google account service)

Answer: Google check


Question: Muslin and chenille are two what?

Answer: Textile

Answer: Textile fibre

Answer: Fabrically

Answer: Interlock cloth

Answer: Fabric

Answer: Cloth

Answer: Textiled

Answer: Yard goods

Answer: Fabricalities

Answer: Tray-cloth

Answer: Textiling

Answer: Rag (cloth)

Answer: Fabricality

Answer: Tray cloth

Answer: Cloths

Answer: List of textile-related topics

Answer: Textilers

Answer: Fabrical

Answer: Fabrics

Answer: Textiles

Answer: Textiler


Question: Whose alter ego is Sasha Fierce?

Answer: Beyonc


Question: Where is the Arafura Sea?

Answer: Between Australia and New Guinea


Question: "In 1858 Rowland Macy established a new store named ""R. H. Macy & Company"", where it stayed on the same site for nearly forty years, in which city?"

Answer: New Yourk State

Answer: State of N.Y.

Answer: US-NY

Answer: N Y

Answer: The state of NY

Answer: NewYork

Answer: NYS

Answer: Neo York

Answer: NY state

Answer: Nova York

Answer: State of new york

Answer: Ny

Answer: New york

Answer: Nueva York (estado)

Answer: N Y state

Answer: New York (state)

Answer: U.S. state of New York

Answer: New York state

Answer: New York, U.S.

Answer: State New York

Answer: Nýja-Jórvík

Answer: Newyork

Answer: NEW YORK

Answer: State of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. state

Answer: NY

Answer: The state of N.Y.

Answer: NY (state)

Answer: New York's

Answer: N.Y. (U.S. state)

Answer: State of new yourk

Answer: New York State

Answer: New York (U.S. state)

Answer: New york state

Answer: New Yrok

Answer: 11th State

Answer: New York (USA State)

Answer: State of N Y

Answer: New-York

Answer: The State of New York

Answer: State of New York

Answer: US state of New York

Answer: N Y (U.S. state)

Answer: N.Y. state

Answer: N.Y.

Answer: The state of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. (state)

Answer: The state of N Y

Answer: New York, US

Answer: N.Y. (state)

Answer: Nyja-Jorvik

Answer: Religion in New York

Answer: New Yourk

Answer: N. Y.

Answer: New York State's

Answer: Estado Nueva York

Answer: New York (USA state)

Answer: New york population

Answer: New York, U.S.A

Answer: New York

Answer: NY (U.S. state)

Answer: Estado de Nueva York

Answer: N. Y. (U.S. state)

Answer: Eleventh State

Answer: N Y (state)

Answer: State of NY

Answer: New York (State)

Answer: New York (U.S. state


Question: The 2010 Six Nations Championship, the 11th series of an annual rugby union competition contested by the six major Northern Hemisphere rugby union national teams, was won by France. Which nation won it in 2009 and came second in 2010 and 2011?

Answer: Irlanda

Answer: Island ireland

Answer: Ireland (region)

Answer: Irlandia

Answer: Erin's Isle

Answer: Airlan

Answer: Ireland

Answer: West Coast of Ireland

Answer: The island of Ireland

Answer: Island Ireland

Answer: Ireland (island)

Answer: Irland

Answer: HÉireann

Answer: Ireland Ulster

Answer: Population of Ireland

Answer: Irelander

Answer: Ireland and Ulster

Answer: Ireland (Island)

Answer: IRELAND

Answer: Symbol of Ireland

Answer: Scotia major

Answer: Island of Ireland

Answer: Airlann

Answer: Mikra Britannia

Answer: Irelanders

Answer: Auld Sod

Answer: Ierne (placename)


Question: The elfstedentocht, or 11 cities tour on ice, is held in Friesland in the north of the Netherlands at irregular gaps, though never more than once a year, and is anticipated by amateur and professional skaters alike. What determines when it is held?

Answer: The ice must be, and remain, at least 15 cm thick along the entire almost 200 km course

The ice must be, and remain, at least 15 cm thick along the entire almost 200 km course


Question: On 7 January 2006, Elliot John Crosby became the youngest bowler in Britain to achieve what in a sanctioned ten-pin bowling competition?

Answer: Roll a perfect single game score of 300


Question: What is an alternative name for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints?

Answer: Mormons

Answer: Mormon

Answer: Liberal Mormon

Answer: Mormon population statistics

Answer: Utah Mormon


Question: "How does the film ""Lawrence of Arabia"" begin?"

Answer: Lawrence's death in a motorcycle accident

Lawrence's death in a motorcycle accident


Question: What is a mosquito-borne virus, also known as breakbone fever, that is an acute febrile disease which occurs widely in the tropics, in Asia, South America, Australia and the Pacific and is now endemic in more than 100 countries?

Answer: Dengay

Answer: Dengue hemorrhagic fever

Answer: Dandy fever

Answer: Severe dengue

Answer: Dengi fever

Answer: Dengue shock syndrome

Answer: Dengue fever (tropical disease)

Answer: Dengue Fever2

Answer: Dengue-fever

Answer: Dandy Fever

Answer: Break-bone fever

Answer: Dengue Fever

Answer: Bonecrusher disease

Answer: Dengue Shock Syndrome

Answer: டெங்குக் காய்ச்சல்

Answer: Break Bone Fever

Answer: Dengue symptoms and prevention

Answer: Dengue

Answer: Denggi fever

Answer: Dengue fever

Answer: Denggi

Answer: Dengue haemorrhagic fever

Answer: Dengay Fever

Answer: Classical dengue

Answer: Dengue Fever (tropical disease)

Answer: Breakbone fever


Question: Which Spaniard, from 1518, overcame Montezuma, captured Mexico City and became Governor-General of much of Mexico?

Answer: Hernán Cortéz

Answer: Hernan Cortez

Answer: Hernando Cortés

Answer: Cortes the conquistador

Answer: Hernando cortez

Answer: Hernan Cortéz

Answer: Cortez the Conquistador

Answer: Hernan Cortés

Answer: Hernan Cortes de Monroy Pizarro

Answer: Hernando Cortes

Answer: Hernándo Cortés de Monroy Pizarro, 1st Marqués del Valle de Oaxaca

Answer: Hernando Cortez

Answer: Hernán Cortés de Monroy Pizarro, 1st Marqués del Valle de Oaxaca

Answer: Cortés the Conquistador

Answer: Hernán Cortez

Answer: Hernan Fernando Cortes

Answer: Hernándo Cortés de Monroy Pizarro

Answer: Hernan Cortes

Answer: Hernán Cortes

Answer: Hernando Cortes de Monroy Pizarro, 1st Marques del Valle de Oaxaca

Answer: Hernan Cortes de Monroy Pizarro, 1st Marques del Valle de Oaxaca

Answer: Hernando Cortéz

Answer: Hernán Cortés de Monroy y Pizarro

Answer: Hernándo Cortés

Answer: Hernan, Marques Del Valle de Oaxaca Cortes

Answer: Hernán Cortés de Monroy Pizarro

Answer: Hernando Cortes de Monroy Pizarro

Answer: Hernán Cortés

Answer: Cortéz the Conquistador

Answer: Hernando Cortes (explorer)


Question: In the northern hemisphere, what season begins in one calendar year and ends in the next?

Answer: February blah

Answer: 2015–16 North American winter

Answer: Winter

Answer: Winter doldrums

Answer: Meteorological Winter

Answer: Wintered

Answer: Meteorological winter

Answer: Wintriness

Answer: February blahs

Answer: Winter (season)

Answer: Winter blahs

Answer: In Winter

Answer: Wintriest

Answer: Wintry

Answer: Wintrier

Answer: Austral winter

Answer: Winter blah


Question: Until the introduction of the euro, on 1 January 2002, which country had the schilling as its basic currency unit?

Answer: The Republic of Austria

Answer: Oesterreich

Answer: Eastreach

Answer: Österrike

Answer: Easterrealm

Answer: Austurriki

Answer: Republik Österreich

Answer: Osterreich

Answer: Austurríki

Answer: Austrian Republic

Answer: Republik Osterreich

Answer: Avstria

Answer: Österreich

Answer: Republik Oesterreich

Answer: Administrative divisions of Austria

Answer: Ostria

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AT

Answer: Alpine Deutschen

Answer: Austria

Answer: Oostenrijk

Answer: Architecture of Austria

Answer: Republic of Austria

Answer: Etymology of Austria

Answer: Autriche

Answer: Austrian architecture


Question: Which cricketer captained England to a record 54 test matches in 2001?

Answer: Athers

Answer: Michael Andrew Atherton

Answer: Mike Atherton

Answer: Michael Atherton

Answer: Atherton, Michael Andrew


Question: What is a Jacob's Ladder?

Answer: Toy-making

Answer: Toy

Answer: Building toy

Answer: Toy companies

Answer: Toy industry

Answer: Toy maker

Answer: Toymakers

Answer: Toy making

Answer: Toy industries

Answer: Toy box

Answer: Pet toy

Answer: Toy-maker

Answer: Toy-line

Answer: Toy makers

Answer: Toy boat

Answer: Ramp Walker

Answer: Farm Toys

Answer: Farm toy

Answer: Coaster models

Answer: Toy-makers

Answer: Toyline

Answer: Toy manufacturer

Answer: Toy company

Answer: Toymaker

Answer: Toymaking

Answer: Toys


Question: In Cairo 30 June 2012, Mohamed Morsi assumed the office of President of Egypt. What was particluarly noteworthy about his taking the office?

Answer: His was the first free democratic election of a President in Egypt

His was the first free democratic election of a President in Egypt


Question: Christmas Island is administered by which country?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: Which Christian festival is celebrated on 6 January, the 12th day after Christmas, to commemorate the coming of the Magi?

Answer: Epphany

Answer: Epithany

Answer: Epiphanies

Answer: Eppiphane

Answer: Epiphany (album)

Answer: Ephiphany

Answer: Epiphany

Answer: Epiphany (disambiguation)


Question: Lake Neuchatel is in which country?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CH

Answer: Svissland

Answer: Etymology of Switzerland

Answer: Confederation Helvetia

Answer: Swizerland

Answer: Confederatio Helvetica

Answer: Environmental Integrity Group

Answer: Confoederatio Helvetica

Answer: Svizra

Answer: SWITZERLAND

Answer: Confédération suisse

Answer: SwissEnergy

Answer: Schweitz

Answer: Švýcarsko

Answer: Die Schweiz

Answer: Schwitzerland

Answer: Confederation suisse

Answer: Der Schweiz

Answer: Swiss Confederated States

Answer: Suiza

Answer: Switz

Answer: Switzeland

Answer: Schweiz

Answer: Confederation Helvetica

Answer: Switserland

Answer: Suisse

Answer: Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft

Answer: Switzerland information

Answer: Confederaziun Svizra

Answer: Switzer land

Answer: Switzerland

Answer: Land of the Switzers

Answer: Swiss confederation

Answer: Confœderatio Helvetica

Answer: Swiss

Answer: Confederation Suisse

Answer: Confederation of Helvatia

Answer: Land of the Swiss

Answer: Confederaziun svizra

Answer: Svizzera

Answer: Swissland

Answer: Swizterland

Answer: Confédération Suisse

Answer: Confederazione Svizzera

Answer: Swiss Confederation


Question: Where is The Bridge of Sighs?

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: Music in Australia could be found for thousands of years at a what?

Answer: Corroborees

Answer: Corroborree

Answer: Corroboree

Answer: Caribberie


Question: Which fashionable London thoroughfare, about three quarters of a mile (1.2 km) long, runs from Hyde Park Corner to Marble Arch, along the length of the eastern side of Hyde Park?

Answer: A4202 road

Answer: A4202

Answer: Park Lane, Mayfair

Answer: A4202 road (Great Britain)

Answer: Park Lane

Answer: Park Lane (road)

Answer: Park Lane, London


Question: What is a commmon name for the United Nations peacekeeping forces?

Answer: Blue beret (disambiguation)

Answer: Blue Beret (disambiguation)

Answer: Blue Berets

Answer: Blue Beret

Answer: Blue beret


Question: A holiday on 25 March in Greece celebrates the final recognition of Greece as an independent nation following the Greek War of Independence against the Ottoman Empire. What year did this happen?

Answer: 1832

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and thirty-two


Question: How many odd numbers are there between 12 and 42?

Answer: fifteen

Answer: 15


Question: What type of animal was Nikica, who made the international news in January 2010 when it escaped from a zoo and went to the Plavnica motel in Montenegro?

Answer: Hypopotamus

Answer: Hippopotamuses

Answer: H amphibius

Answer: Hippopatomous

Answer: Hippopotami

Answer: Hippo

Answer: Nile hippopotamus

Answer: Hippotamous

Answer: Hyppopotamus

Answer: Hippopautamus

Answer: Hypopotamous

Answer: Cocaine hippo

Answer: Hippopatamus

Answer: H. amphibius

Answer: Hippopotimus

Answer: Hippopotomus

Answer: Hypopatamous

Answer: Common hippopotamus

Answer: Black Hippopotamus

Answer: Hippopotamous

Answer: Hippotamus

Answer: Hippopotamus amphibius

Answer: Hyppopotamous

Answer: Hipopotamous

Answer: Hippopotamodes

Answer: Hipopotamus

Answer: Hippopotamus amphibius capensis

Answer: River Horse

Answer: Hippotamos

Answer: Hippopotamus


Question: What was the last time that a British King led his troops into battle?

Answer: Battle of Dettingen, 1743


Question: Sir Basil Spence is associated with what activity?

Answer: Architecturally

Answer: Civil Architecture

Answer: Architecture (built environment)

Answer: The Art and History of Architecture

Answer: First art

Answer: Architectural work

Answer: Archetecture

Answer: Frozen music

Answer: Civil architecture

Answer: Architecture

Answer: Architectural

Answer: First Art

Answer: Architecure

Answer: Architectures


Question: Who first identified and isolated nucleic acids, the precursor to identifying DNA?

Answer: Johan Friedrich Miescher

Answer: Friedrich Meischer

Answer: J. F. Miescher

Answer: Friederich Miescher

Answer: Johann Friedrich Miescher

Answer: Friedrich Mieschler

Answer: Friedrich Miescher


Question: Who is the next in this series: John L. Sullivan, James J. Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons, James J. Jeffries, Marvin Hart, ... ?

Answer: Tommy Burns (disambiguation)

Answer: Thomas Burns (disambiguation)

Answer: Tommy Burns

Answer: Thomas Burns

Answer: Tom Burns (disambiguation)

Answer: Burns, Thomas

Answer: Thom Burns

Answer: Tom Burns


Question: A second referendum is due to be held for which commonwealth to decide whether, among other options, to become the 51st state of the USA?

Answer: Puertorican

Answer: Puertorriquenos

Answer: Porto Rico

Answer: La isla del encanto

Answer: US-PR

Answer: PRia

Answer: Freely Associated State of Puerto Rico

Answer: Puerto Rico tourism and life

Answer: Puorto rico

Answer: Puerto Rico (U.S. state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PR

Answer: San Juan Bautista (Puerto Rico)

Answer: Rich Port

Answer: Puerto rico

Answer: Puertorriqueños

Answer: The island of enchantment

Answer: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico

Answer: Puertorriqueno

Answer: Puertorriquena

Answer: Island of Puerto Rico

Answer: America/Puerto Rico

Answer: Porto Rican

Answer: Religion in Puerto Rico

Answer: List of Puerto Rico territorial symbols

Answer: Borikén

Answer: Isla del encanto

Answer: Puertorriqueña

Answer: Puertorriqueño

Answer: Borinquen

Answer: Isle of Enchantment

Answer: Estado Libre Asociado

Answer: Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico)

Answer: Porto-Rico

Answer: Puetro Rico

Answer: Pueta rico

Answer: Puertorico

Answer: Boriquen

Answer: Portarico

Answer: Puerto Rico

Answer: Puerto Rico/Transnational issues

Answer: Island of enchantment

Answer: Porta Rico

Answer: Porter Rico

Answer: Peurto Rico

Answer: Languages of Puerto Rico

Answer: Boriken

Answer: Portoriko

Answer: Puerto Rico territory, United States

Answer: Portorico

Answer: Portar Rico

Answer: Puerto Rica

Answer: Puerto-Rico

Answer: Puerto Ricao

Answer: Free Associated State of Puerto Rico

Answer: Puerto-Rican


Question: How did singers Kelly Clarkson, Ruben Studdard, Fantasia Barrino and Carrie Underwood come to international attention?

Answer: "Winning the TV show ""American Idol"""


Question: In June 2009 American neuroscientist Dr Gary Arendash claimed to have evidence that drinking a few cups of coffee a day could prevent or reverse the effects of what?

Answer: Alzheimer's diseases

Answer: Alstimers

Answer: Alzheimer's Research

Answer: Anti-dementia medication

Answer: Alzheimer disease

Answer: Senile

Answer: Old timer disease

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer medication

Answer: Antialzheimer's agent

Answer: Alzheimers

Answer: Anti-alzheimer's drug

Answer: Oldtimer disease

Answer: Alzheimer's disease and diet

Answer: Alzhemiers' disease

Answer: Alzheimer's diseases

Answer: Antialzheimer drug

Answer: Alzhiemers

Answer: Alzeheimers

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer's drug

Answer: Antidementia agent

Answer: Alzheimer's disease

Answer: Alzheimer's Syndrome

Answer: Altimers

Answer: Oldtimers disease

Answer: Alzheimers Disease

Answer: Alzheimer's disease

Answer: Presenile dementia

Answer: Old-timers' disease

Answer: Anti-dementia

Answer: Alzheimer's

Answer: Alzheimer's

Answer: Alzheimer

Answer: Anti-dementia agent

Answer: Old-timer's disease

Answer: Anti-alzheimer agent

Answer: Anti-dementia drug

Answer: Old timers disease

Answer: Oldtimer's disease

Answer: AntiAlzheimer's medication

Answer: Cognitive disease

Answer: Anti-alzheimer's medication

Answer: Antidementia medication

Answer: Alzheimers disease

Answer: Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease

Answer: Altzheimer

Answer: Alzheimer's Disease

Answer: DAT - Dementia Alzheimer's type

Answer: AntiAlzheimer's drug

Answer: Alzeheimer's

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer's medication

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer's agent

Answer: AntiAlzheimer agent

Answer: Alzeihmers

Answer: Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type

Answer: Alzheimer's research directions

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer agent

Answer: Alzheimer's dementia

Answer: Anti-Alzheimer drug

Answer: Antialzheimer's medication

Answer: Antialzheimer

Answer: Anti-alzheimer's agent

Answer: Retrogenesis

Answer: Alzhimer

Answer: Anti-alzheimer medication

Answer: Antialzheimer's drug

Answer: Sdat

Answer: AntiAlzheimer's agent

Answer: AntiAlzheimer medication

Answer: Antialzheimer agent

Answer: Antialzheimer medication

Answer: Alzheimer's Disease

Answer: AntiAlzheimer drug

Answer: Altzimers

Answer: Alzheimer's Disease and Diet

Answer: Old timer's disease

Answer: Alzheimer dementia

Answer: Primary degenerative dementia of the Alzheimer's type

Answer: Alzhiemer's disease


Question: The San Andreas fault extends through California in three segments from Salton Lake in the south to where in the north?

Answer: The Mendocino Triple Junction offshore from Cape Mendocino

The Mendocino Triple Junction offshore from Cape Mendocino


Question: What was the name of the operation whereby 1,373 U.S. citizens and 5,595 Vietnamese and foreign nationals were evacuated from the South Vietnamese capital of Saigon on 29 and 30 April 1975?

Answer: Frequent Wind

Answer: Operation Frequent Wind


Question: "Who was ""the maid of Orleans""?"

Answer: Jeanne darc

Answer: Jean d'Ark

Answer: Jeanne de Arc

Answer: La Pucelle (saint)

Answer: Jean d'Arc

Answer: St. Jehanne d'Arc La Pucelle

Answer: Geoffroy Therage

Answer: Jeanne d' Arc

Answer: Maid of France

Answer: Jeanne D'Arc

Answer: Joan off arc

Answer: Joan Of Arc

Answer: Cross-dressing sexuality and gender identity of Joan of Arc

Answer: Jeanne d'Arc

Answer: St. Jehanne

Answer: Juana de Arco

Answer: Sainte Jehanne la Pucelle

Answer: Johanna of Arc

Answer: Jeanne de arc

Answer: Joan of Arc, Saint

Answer: Jean of arc

Answer: Joan d' Arc

Answer: Jean Dark

Answer: St. Jehanne la Pucelle

Answer: St Jehanne

Answer: Joan of Arc bibliography

Answer: Jehanne

Answer: St Jehanne la Pucelle

Answer: Saint Jeanne d'Arc

Answer: Saint Joan of Arc

Answer: Joan Arc

Answer: St. Joan of Arc

Answer: Jehanne la Pucelle

Answer: Sainte Jehanne d'Arc La Pucelle

Answer: Joan d'arc

Answer: Jean of Arc

Answer: Joan d'Arc

Answer: Jean D'arc

Answer: Pucelle d'Orléans

Answer: Johanna d'Arc

Answer: Johanne of Arc

Answer: Jeanne d'Arc

Answer: Joan of arc

Answer: Jean D'Ark

Answer: Joan arc

Answer: Jeanne D'arc

Answer: John of arc

Answer: Joan de Arc

Answer: Jeanne of Arc

Answer: Jeanne Dark

Answer: Jehanne d'Arc

Answer: Pucelle d'Orleans

Answer: Joan of Ark

Answer: Sainte Jehanne

Answer: Joan of Arc


Question: The world's first publicly subscribed passenger railway, the Stockton and Darlington, opened in England with steam engines when?

Answer: 1825

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and twenty-five


Question: "The words ""Polyalphaolefins"", ""dibasic acide esters"", ""dibasic acide diesters"", and ""polyol esters-based"" and ""diester-based"" are used in connection with the development of what?"

Answer: Synthetic engine oil


Question: When was Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Northern Territory of Australia declared a World Heritage Site?

Answer: 1987

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-seven  time

Answer: 1987 time


Question: Which Soviet leader was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990?

Answer: M. Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbacheu

Answer: Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbačëv

Answer: Gorbachoff

Answer: Mihail Gorbacev

Answer: Mikhail S. Gorbachev

Answer: New thinking

Answer: Michail Gorbatschow

Answer: Gorbachav

Answer: Mihail Sergeevic Gorbacev

Answer: Gorbachevian

Answer: M Gorbachev

Answer: Mihail Gorbachev

Answer: Gorbacev

Answer: Mihail Gorbačëv

Answer: Mikhael Gorbachev

Answer: Mikael Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Answer: January Proposal

Answer: Irina Mihailovna Virganskaya

Answer: Gorbatsiov

Answer: Mihail Gorbaciov

Answer: Mihail Gorbachyov

Answer: Michail Gorbatsjov

Answer: Михаил Сергеевич Горбачёв

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbačëv

Answer: Irina Virganskaya

Answer: Gorbatsof

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachov

Answer: Gorbatschow

Answer: Michael Gorbachev

Answer: Mihail Sergeevič Gorbačëv

Answer: Mihail Sergejevic Gorbacev

Answer: Mikhail Gorbechev

Answer: Gorbachyov

Answer: Gorbachof

Answer: Mihail Sergejevič Gorbačëv

Answer: Михаил Горбачёв

Answer: New Thinking

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachyov

Answer: Mikhail Gorbachov

Answer: Gorbachov

Answer: Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachyov


Question: Where is the European Court of Human Rights?

Answer: Strossburi

Answer: Straßburg

Answer: Strasbourg, France

Answer: Strassburg

Answer: Strasbourg

Answer: Straatsburg

Answer: UN/LOCODE:FRSXB

Answer: Strausburg

Answer: Strasbourg France

Answer: City of Bells

Answer: Strassbourg


Question: Bill Clinton is fairly fluent in which language other than English?

Answer: German

Answer: Germans (disambiguation)

Answer: German (disambiguation)


Question: Of those currently independent, which country was the first to give (and not subsequently revoke) full voting rights country-wide to women?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: "Which car company, in 1986, comissioned ""Cars"", a series of artworks to track the evolution of its designs, from Andy Warhol?"

Answer: Mercedes benz

Answer: Mercedez-Benz

Answer: Mercedes-Benz CLT-Class

Answer: Mercedes-Benz GT AMG

Answer: Mercedes-benz

Answer: Mercedes Car Group

Answer: Teleaid

Answer: Mercedes-Benz Corporation

Answer: Mercedes Benz

Answer: Mercedes-Benz CLE-Class

Answer: Mercedes-Benz GLS-Class

Answer: BlueHybrid

Answer: Mercedes-Benz

Answer: Mercedes Group

Answer: Mercedes-Benz MLC-Class

Answer: Mercades Benz

Answer: M-B


Question: What country in North Africa, bordered by Tunisia, Libya, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Western Sahara, Morocco and the Mediterranean Sea, is the largest country on the Mediterranean, and the second largest on the African continent and in the Arab world?

Answer: Popular Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: AlgeriA

Answer: Name of Algeria

Answer: Algerian People's Democratic Republic

Answer: Al-Jumhūrīyah al-Jazā'irīyah

Answer: الجزائر

Answer: Algeria country

Answer: Algerie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DZ

Answer: Algeria

Answer: Algerian Peoples Democratic Republic

Answer: Dzayer

Answer: Administrative divisions of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Democratic Algerian Republic

Answer: Ad-Dīmuqrāṭīyah ash-Sha'bīyah

Answer: Subdivision of Algeria

Answer: Al Jumhuriyah al Jaza'iriyah ad Dimuqratiyah ash Shabiyah

Answer: Subdivisions of Algeria

Answer: Algérie

Answer: Etymology of Algeria

Answer: Algerian State

Answer: République algérienne démocratique et populaire

Answer: Republic of Algeria

Answer: People's Republic of Algeria

Answer: Algery

Answer: Al-Jumhuriyah al-Jaza'iriyah

Answer: People's Democratic Republic of Algeria

Answer: الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية

Answer: Ad-Dimuqratiyah ash-Sha'biyah


Question: "What is the ""proper name"" for the main character in a series of novels by John Updike, who is nicknamed ""Rabbit""?"

Answer: Rabbit Angstrom

Answer: Harry Angstrom

Answer: Ruth Leonard

Answer: Rabbit, Run

Answer: Rabbit, Run (novel)

Answer: Rabbit Run

Answer: Harold Angstrom


Question: In January 2013 Novak Djokovi and Victoria Azarenka won the respective men's and women's titles in which Championship?

Answer: Australian Open - Main Draw Wildcard Entries

Answer: Australasian champion

Answer: The Grand Slam of Asia/Pacific

Answer: Australasian Championships

Answer: Australian Championships (tennis)

Answer: Australian Open – Main Draw Wildcard Entries

Answer: Australian Open

Answer: Ozzy open

Answer: Australian open

Answer: Australian Open (December)

Answer: Australian Open - Qualifiers

Answer: Australian Championships

Answer: Aussie open

Answer: Australian Tennis Open

Answer: Australian Open (tennis)

Answer: Australasian Championships (tennis)

Answer: Australia Open

Answer: Australian Open (January)

Answer: Australian Open - Wildcards

Answer: Australian Open Juniors

Answer: Aus open


Question: In 1993, Eritrea became independent from which country?

Answer: Ethiopean

Answer: Ethiopai

Answer: Ityoṗṗya

Answer: Æthiopia

Answer: AEthiopia

Answer: Etiopia

Answer: The Democratic Republic Of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityop'pya

Answer: Ītyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ityop'ia

Answer: Ethopian

Answer: Ethiop

Answer: Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: Etheopia

Answer: Abbysinnia

Answer: Abysinna

Answer: Ityop'iya

Answer: Abissinia

Answer: Habeshistan

Answer: Prehistory of Ethiopia

Answer: Names of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityoppya

Answer: Ethiopia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ET

Answer: ʾĪtyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ethiopian

Answer: Ethiopioa

Answer: Name of Ethiopia

Answer: FDRE

Answer: Etymology of Ethiopia

Answer: Federal Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: ኢትዮጵያ


Question: How long does it take to travel 10 km at 60 kilometres per hour?

Answer: 10 time

Answer: 10 minutes

Answer: ten  time


Question: The UK TV series, All Ceatures Great and Small, concerned what area of activity?

Answer: Veterinary Medical Doctor

Answer: Vet's office

Answer: Equine veterinarian

Answer: Veterinary practioners

Answer: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Answer: D.V.M.

Answer: Veterinary opthamologist

Answer: Vet (profession)

Answer: Veterinarians

Answer: Horse veterinarian

Answer: Veterinarian

Answer: Veternarian

Answer: Veterinary physicians

Answer: Veterinary physician

Answer: Doctor of Veterinary Science

Answer: Doctor of veterinary medicine

Answer: Veterinary practice


Question: Iodine is added to table salt to prevent what?

Answer: Simple goitre

Answer: Goiter, endemic

Answer: Goider

Answer: Goiter

Answer: Goitrously

Answer: Sporadic goiter

Answer: Derbyshire Neck

Answer: Goitre

Answer: Goitrous

Answer: Goiters

Answer: Goitrousness

Answer: Goitres

Answer: Derbyshire neck

Answer: Struma (medicine)

Answer: Sporadic goitre

Answer: Bronchiocele

Answer: Diffuse goitre


Question: Where is 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longtitude?

Answer: In the Atlantic Ocean, due south of Ghana and due West of Gabon.

In the Atlantic Ocean, due south of Ghana and due West of Gabon.


Question: Andy Schleck competes in what sport at an international level?

Answer: Cyclist

Answer: Cycling

Answer: Bike rider

Answer: Bicycling

Answer: Bike riding

Answer: Bicyclist

Answer: Cyclists

Answer: Bicycle riding

Answer: Bikeriding

Answer: Bicyclists

Answer: Bicycle user

Answer: Bicycle uses

Answer: Cyclism

Answer: Biking

Answer: Pedal cyclist


Question: On which coast of South America would you find the country of Venezuela?

Answer: Northward

Answer: North


Question: What is the generic title of a series of French comic strips that were written originally by Ren Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo?

Answer: The Mirror World Asterix exhibition

Answer: Astérix

Answer: Asterix

Answer: Asterix comics

Answer: Humour in Asterix

Answer: Soora Pappa

Answer: Asterix Comics

Answer: Asterix and Obelix

Answer: The Adventures of Asterix

Answer: List of Asterix products

Answer: Asterix comic

Answer: Asterix (comics)

Answer: Astérix and Obélix


Question: How does the game of Upwords differ from Scrabble?

Answer: Letter tiles can be stacked on top of others

Letter tiles can be stacked on top of others


Question: Which 1944 musical film, directed by Vincente Minnelli, starred Judy Garland, Mary Astor, Leon Ames, Marjorie Main and Margaret O'Brien who were going to the Louisianna Purchase Exposition of 1904?

Answer: Meet Me In St. Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St Louis

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis (film)

Answer: Meet Me in St. Louis


Question: Ornette Coleman, Louis Armstrong and Charles Mingus are associated with what style of music?

Answer: Jazz Music History

Answer: History of jazz

Answer: Jazz

Answer: List of jazz albums

Answer: Vaudeville jazz

Answer: Jazz music

Answer: Classical blues

Answer: Blues and soul jazz

Answer: Jazz (music genre)

Answer: Jazzy

Answer: Jazz genres

Answer: Modern Jazz

Answer: Jazz Structure

Answer: Jazz structure

Answer: Jazz history


Question: Why was the 1974 revolution in Portugal called the Carnation Revolution?

Answer: No shots were fired and at the end people filled the rifle muzzles with carnations

No shots were fired and at the end people filled the rifle muzzles with carnations


Question: Which semi-aquatic carnivorous mammal of the weasel family has only two living species: the American and the European?

Answer: Mustela vison evergladensis

Answer: Minks

Answer: Mink (mammal)

Answer: Mink


Question: "What year did Jean-Francois Champollion publish the first correct translation of Egyptian hieroglyphs from the Rosetta Stone, the Roman Catholic Church take Galileo Galilei's ""Dialogue"" off their list of banned books, and Britain repeal the death penalty for over 100 crimes?"

Answer: one thousand, eight hundred and twenty-two

Answer: 1822


Question: Who was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia?

Answer: Amy Johnston

Answer: Amy Johnson

Answer: Amy Mollison

Answer: Amy Johnson CBE


Question: In the USA in 1912, Theodore Roosevelt formed the Progressive Party when he lost the Republican nomination to William Howard Taft. What was the party also known as?

Answer: Progressive Party 1912 (United States)

Answer: Bull Moose Party

Answer: Bull-Moose

Answer: Progressive Party (United States, 1912)

Answer: Bull moose party

Answer: Bull-Moose Party

Answer: Bull Moose party

Answer: Progressive (1912) Party (United States)

Answer: U.S. Progressive Party 1912

Answer: United States Progressive Party of 1912

Answer: Bullmoose Party

Answer: 1912 Republican Party split

Answer: Bull Moose

Answer: Bull Moose Party (United States)


Question: What cereal crop is used to make single malt whisky in Scotland?

Answer: Hordeum sativum

Answer: Pot barley

Answer: Six-row

Answer: Glutinous barley

Answer: Mansury

Answer: Two Row

Answer: Betzes

Answer: Feed barley

Answer: Barley

Answer: Tregal

Answer: Pearled barley

Answer: Vrs1

Answer: Azure (barley)

Answer: Hordeum vulgare

Answer: Plumage Archer

Answer: Two row

Answer: Two-row barley

Answer: Spring barley

Answer: Barley Grass

Answer: Common barley

Answer: Winter barley

Answer: Sanalta

Answer: Four row

Answer: Six-row barley

Answer: Barley grass

Answer: Common Barley

Answer: Fall barley

Answer: Bære

Answer: Manscheuri

Answer: Four-row

Answer: 4row

Answer: Orzo (cereal)

Answer: Hordeum hexastichum

Answer: Two row barley

Answer: Scotch barley

Answer: Baere

Answer: Wisconsin 38

Answer: Chalbori

Answer: Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare

Answer: Morex

Answer: 2row

Answer: 6row

Answer: Six row

Answer: H. vulgare

Answer: Golden Promise

Answer: Sticky barley

Answer: Two-row

Answer: Malting barley


Question: The region of Catalonia is part of which country?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Between 1987 and 2006, Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, Mahendra Chaudhry, Laisenia Qarase, Lieutenant Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka, George Speight and Ratu Josefa Iloilo were involved in the politics of which country?

Answer: Fiji Islands

Answer: Pacific/Fiji

Answer: Fidji

Answer: Matanitu Ko Viti

Answer: Fijis

Answer: Fijian Islands

Answer: Feejee

Answer: Ripablik ăph Phījī

Answer: Cannibal Isles

Answer: Sovereign Democratic Republic of Fiji

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FJ

Answer: Name of Fiji

Answer: Etymology of Fiji

Answer: Fiji Islander

Answer: Holidays in fiji

Answer: Fiji's

Answer: Republic of the Fiji Islands

Answer: Matanitu Tugalala o Viti

Answer: Fiji Archipelago

Answer: Fiji Island

Answer: Fidji Islands

Answer: Chikoba

Answer: Holidays in Fiji

Answer: Tourism in Fiji

Answer: Fiji

Answer: Republic of Fiji


Question: Schooner, midi, or handle are terms applied to what?

Answer: A mug of beer


Question: What is the ninth month of the Muslim year, a period of fasting during which there is strict abstinence during daylight from food, drink and perfume?

Answer: Ramazaan

Answer: Ramadân

Answer: Ramadan ul Mubarak

Answer: Ramadhaan

Answer: Ramadan Mubarak

Answer: Ramadaan

Answer: Radaman

Answer: Ramadhan

Answer: Ramadan

Answer: Ramadam

Answer: Ramaḍan

Answer: Ramadar

Answer: رمضان

Answer: Ramadan (religious observances)

Answer: Ramzaan

Answer: Ramadan in islam

Answer: Ramadan Kareem

Answer: Ramadan calendar

Answer: Rouzi Festival

Answer: Ramazan Dynasty


Question: "Who (although he claims that the author was an entity named Aiwass, his personal Holy Guardian Angel or ""Higher Self"") is credited with writing ""Liber AL vel Legis"", the central sacred text of Thelema, commonly referred to as The Book of the Law, in 1904?"

Answer: Aleister Crowly

Answer: Alesteir Crowley

Answer: Alistair crowley

Answer: Alastair Crowley

Answer: Alestair crowley

Answer: Aliestter crowley

Answer: The Great Beast

Answer: Aha !

Answer: Frater Perdurabo

Answer: Crowley, Aleister

Answer: Aleister Crowley (biography)

Answer: Alistair Crowley

Answer: Alister Crowley

Answer: Great Beast 666

Answer: Maria Ferrari de Miramar

Answer: Aliester Crowley

Answer: Aleister Crowley (Biography)

Answer: Alick Crowley

Answer: Alexander Crowley

Answer: Aleister Crowley

Answer: Crowleyan

Answer: Edward Alexander Crowley


Question: He established inductive methodologies for scientific inquiry, and is thought to have died from pneumonia contracted while studying the effects of freezing on preserving meat. Who was he?

Answer: Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St. Alban (1561  1626)

Francis Bacon, 1st Viscount St. Alban (1561  1626)


Question: "Mukhtar Al-Bakri, Sahim Alwan, Faysal Galab, Shafal Mosed, Yaseinn Taher and Yahya Goba were collectively known as the ""Lackawanna Six"" and by what other name?"

Answer: Lakawanna Six

Answer: Mukhtar Al-Bakri

Answer: The Lackawanna Cell

Answer: Buffalo six

Answer: Lackawanna 6

Answer: Buffalo 6

Answer: Lackawanna Cell

Answer: Buffalo Six

Answer: Jaber Elbaneh

Answer: The Buffalo Six

Answer: Buffalo Cell

Answer: Lackawanna six

Answer: Lackawanna Six


Question: "Literally, what old French word translates approximately as ""white food""?"

Answer: Blancmange

Answer: Blancmanger

Answer: White dish

Answer: Blancmange (food)

Answer: Blankmanger

Answer: Malabi

Answer: Vanilla pudding

Answer: Blanc-mange

Answer: Whitedish


Question: """Cassata Siciliana"" is a type of what?"

Answer: Cakes

Answer: Cake

Answer: Orange cake

Answer: Caramel cake

Answer: Cake bread

Answer: Slice of cake

Answer: Good cake

Answer: Gateau

Answer: Queen Elizabeth cake

Answer: Milk cake

Answer: Queen Elisabeth cake

Answer: Cake slice

Answer: Gâteau

Answer: White cake

Answer: Milk Cake

Answer: Cake mix

Answer: Orange Cake


Question: Who was the only Prime Minister of Great Britain born outside the British Isles?

Answer: Annie Bonar Law

Answer: Andrew Bonar Law

Answer: Andrew Bonar-Law

Answer: A Bonar Law

Answer: Boner law

Answer: Bonar-Law

Answer: Bonar Law

Answer: Unknown Prime Minister


Question: What was the Olympics venue announced by Jacques Rogge as his last before he resigned as President of the IOC?

Answer: Venues of the 2020 Summer Olympics and Paralympics

Answer: Olympics in 2020

Answer: Swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Olympic Games 2020

Answer: 2020 Summer Games

Answer: Dai Sanjūni-kai Orinpikku Kyōgi Taikai

Answer: Canoeing at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Diving at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Olympiad

Answer: 2020 Olympic Games

Answer: 2020 Japan

Answer: 2020 Tokyo

Answer: 2020 Japanese Summer Olympic Games

Answer: Japan 2020 Olympics

Answer: 2020 Japanese Olympics

Answer: Golf at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Judo at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: XXXII Olympics

Answer: Tokyo Olympics 2020

Answer: Taekwondo at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Badminton at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Venues of the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Olympics

Answer: 2020 Summer Olympic Games

Answer: Sailing at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Archery at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Japanese Summer Games

Answer: Dai Sanjuni-kai Orinpikku Kyogi Taikai

Answer: Olympics 2020

Answer: 第三十二回オリンピック競技大会

Answer: 2020 Tokyo Olympics

Answer: Busan Bid for the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Synchronized swimming at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: XXXII Olympiad

Answer: Rugby sevens at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Athletics at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Field hockey at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Olympic

Answer: Japan 2020

Answer: Handball at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Rowing at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Equestrian at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Olympic Velodrome (Tokyo)

Answer: 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics

Answer: XXXII Olympic Games

Answer: Modern pentathlon at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Triathlon at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Field hockey at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Women's tournament

Answer: 2020 Japanese Summer Olympics

Answer: Table tennis at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Tennis at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Basketball at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Games of the XXXII Olympiad

Answer: 2020 summer olympics

Answer: 2020 Summer Olympic Bids

Answer: 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

Answer: Summer 2020 Olympics

Answer: Football at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Gymnastics at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Tokyo 2020

Answer: 2020 Summer Olympics bids

Answer: 2020 Tokyo Summer Games

Answer: Field hockey at the 2020 Summer Olympics – Men's tournament

Answer: The 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games

Answer: Olympic games 2020

Answer: Volleyball at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Shooting at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Water polo at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: XXXII summer Olympic Games

Answer: Rugby at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Olympic games

Answer: Wrestling at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Summer Olympics 2020

Answer: XXXII Summer Games

Answer: Busan Bids for 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Weightlifting at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: 2020 Japanese Olympic Games

Answer: Boxing at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Fencing at the 2020 Summer Olympics

Answer: Cycling at the 2020 Summer Olympics


Question: What is a legislative or executive act by which a state restores those who may have been guilty of an offence against it to the positions of innocent people?

Answer: Amnesty

Answer: General amnesty


Question: Quadrille, a popular card game in the 18th century, is for four players with a deck of how many?

Answer: forty

Answer: 40


Question: On the buttons of a VCR or DVD player, what does the sign in the shape of a double right pointing arrow mean?

Answer: Fast forward

Answer: Fast-forwarding

Answer: Fast forwarding

Answer: Fast Forward

Answer: Fast-forward


Question: Which monastic order, founded in 529 AD, was based at a monastery at Monte Cassino, Italy, until it was sacked in 580, when the monks fled to Rome and then spread throughout Europe?

Answer: St. Benedict's monks

Answer: Black Monk

Answer: Benedictine order

Answer: Order of St. Benedictine

Answer: O.S.B.

Answer: Benedictine

Answer: Oblates of St Benedict

Answer: Black Benedictines

Answer: Benedictine monasteries

Answer: Benedictine monastery

Answer: Benedictine abbey

Answer: Benedictine monasticism

Answer: Benedictinian Order

Answer: Benedictian

Answer: Oblates of St. Benedict

Answer: Benedictine religious order

Answer: Benedictines

Answer: Black monks

Answer: Benedictine Order

Answer: Congregation of St. Justina of Padua

Answer: Oblates of Saint Frances of Rome

Answer: O. S. B.

Answer: Benedictine monks

Answer: Benedictinian

Answer: Order of Saint Benedict

Answer: O.S.B.Cas.

Answer: Black Monks

Answer: Benedictine centuries

Answer: Olivetian

Answer: Ordo Sancti Benedicti

Answer: Benedictine monk

Answer: Order of St Benedict

Answer: Benedictine nun

Answer: Oblate of Saint Benedict

Answer: Benedictine Nuns

Answer: Collatines

Answer: Order of St. Benedict

Answer: Benedictinians

Answer: Obl.S.B.


Question: Kelly Slater is an American professional sportsman in what field?

Answer: Cutback (surfing move)

Answer: Surfing

Answer: Boardwear

Answer: Surf camp

Answer: Surfers

Answer: Surfboarding

Answer: Physics of surfing

Answer: Surf wave

Answer: Hawaiian surfing

Answer: Barreling wave

Answer: Barreling waves

Answer: Surfboarder

Answer: Surfer


Question: What is the name for the process by which heat is transferred by the motion of a fluid?

Answer: Heat convection

Answer: Convective flow

Answer: How heat rises

Answer: Global Convection Currents

Answer: Naural convection

Answer: Convecting

Answer: Heat advection

Answer: Gravitational convection

Answer: Convection currents

Answer: Convectional lifting

Answer: Convection cooling

Answer: Solutal convection

Answer: Convective Temperature

Answer: Convection

Answer: Convection Current

Answer: Global Convection Current

Answer: Convective

Answer: Convection current


Question: "Up to 1974, the title of ""Negus"" was used for the traditional rulers of what country?"

Answer: Ethiopean

Answer: Ethiopai

Answer: Ityoṗṗya

Answer: Æthiopia

Answer: AEthiopia

Answer: Etiopia

Answer: The Democratic Republic Of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityop'pya

Answer: Ītyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ityop'ia

Answer: Ethopian

Answer: Ethiop

Answer: Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: Etheopia

Answer: Abbysinnia

Answer: Abysinna

Answer: Ityop'iya

Answer: Abissinia

Answer: Habeshistan

Answer: Prehistory of Ethiopia

Answer: Names of Ethiopia

Answer: Ityoppya

Answer: Ethiopia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ET

Answer: ʾĪtyōṗṗyā

Answer: Ethiopian

Answer: Ethiopioa

Answer: Name of Ethiopia

Answer: FDRE

Answer: Etymology of Ethiopia

Answer: Federal Republic of Ethiopia

Answer: ኢትዮጵያ


Question: Thomas Lanier Williams III, American playwright, became better known under what name?

Answer: Tennesse Williams

Answer: Androgyne, Mon Amour

Answer: Tennesse williams

Answer: Thomas Lanier %22Tennessee%22 Williams

Answer: Tennesee Williams

Answer: Thomas Lanier Williams

Answer: Tennessee Williams

Answer: Tenessee Williams

Answer: Androgyne, Mon Amour: Poems

Answer: Thomas Lanier Williams III

Answer: Tennessee williams


Question: What is the painful and incurable, so far, condition characterised by uterine cells growing outside the uterus?

Answer: Endometreosis

Answer: Endometriotic cell

Answer: Endomytriosis

Answer: Chocolate ovarian cyst

Answer: Endometriosis

Answer: Endometriotic cyst


Question: "Who was the subject of the 2007 film ""La Vie En Rose""?"

Answer: Édith Piaf

Answer: Rien de rien

Answer: Edit piaf

Answer: Edith Piaf

Answer: Edith Gassion

Answer: Heaven Have Mercy

Answer: Édith Gassion

Answer: Edith Giovanna Gassion

Answer: Edith piaf

Answer: Édith Giovanna Gassion

Answer: Edith pilaf


Question: Who, in the years prior to World War II, conceived and oversaw the development of an integrated air defence system for England which included radar, human observers, raid plotting and radio control of aircraft?

Answer: Hugh Caswell Tremenheere Dowding

Answer: Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dowding, 1st Baron Dowding

Answer: Dowding

Answer: Hugh Dowding, 1st Baron Dowding

Answer: Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding

Answer: H C T Dowding

Answer: H Dowding

Answer: Sir Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dowding, 1st Baron

Answer: Hugh Dowding

Answer: Lord Dowding

Answer: Sir Hugh Dowding

Answer: Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dowding


Question: Areas on the Canadian eastern coast share their name with two breeds of dog, Newfoundland and which other?

Answer: Labrador boundary dispute

Answer: Labradorian

Answer: Labradour

Answer: Labradoreans

Answer: Labradorean

Answer: Labradorians

Answer: Labrador, Canada

Answer: Coast of Labrador

Answer: Labrador


Question: Where are New Zealand's parliament buildings?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NZWLG

Answer: Wellington NZ

Answer: UN/LOCODE:NZTRG

Answer: Te Whanga-nui-a-Tara

Answer: Welington

Answer: Wellington

Answer: Wellington, New Zealand

Answer: Wellington (New Zealand)

Answer: Wellington buildings

Answer: Wellington, new zealand

Answer: Wellinton

Answer: Wellington, NZ

Answer: Wellington New Zealand

Answer: Wellingotn


Question: General Franco, the Spanish military general, was head of state of Spain from October 1936 following the Spanish Civil War, until when?

Answer: 1975

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-five


Question: Established in New York in 1999, what is the High Line?

Answer: A public park built on an old freight rail line

A public park built on an old freight rail line


Question: How does one tell a potentially winning cob or conker?

Answer: Put them in water and choose from among those that sink

Put them in water and choose from among those that sink


Question: Which Chinese dynasty ruled from the 14th to the 17th century?

Answer: Ming Empire

Answer: Dissolution of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Transition from Yuan to Ming

Answer: Ming era

Answer: Great Ming Empire

Answer: The great ming

Answer: Eunuchs during the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Stagnation of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Empire of the Great Ming

Answer: Ming

Answer: Ming navy

Answer: Navy of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Growth of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: The Ming dynasty

Answer: Government of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Ming Dynasty Navy

Answer: 明朝

Answer: Army of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: The Ming Dynasty

Answer: Ming (Chinese name)

Answer: Míng Dynasty

Answer: Code of the Great Ming

Answer: House of Ming

Answer: Ming dynasty

Answer: Ming China

Answer: Great ming

Answer: Ming period

Answer: Government of the Ming Empire

Answer: Ming Gap

Answer: China under Ming Dynasty rule

Answer: Emperor of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Ming Dynasty Army

Answer: Ming Chinese

Answer: Ming empire

Answer: Míng dynasty

Answer: Ming Dynasty China

Answer: Ming Dynasty of China

Answer: Ming Dynasty

Answer: Míng

Answer: Decline of the Ming Dynasty

Answer: Ming Code

Answer: Capitals of the Ming Dynasty


Question: The composer Frdric Chopin had a decade-long affair with which French author?

Answer: Aurore Dupin

Answer: AA Dupin

Answer: A. A. Lucile Dupin

Answer: Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin, Baroness Dudevant

Answer: A.A. Lucile Dupin

Answer: George Dupin

Answer: Sand, George

Answer: Baroness Dudevant

Answer: Marie-Aurore de Saxe, Marquise of Dudevant

Answer: Amantine Lucile Dupin

Answer: George Sand

Answer: Aurore Dudevant

Answer: A.A. Dupin

Answer: Jules Sand

Answer: Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin

Answer: Amandine Aurore Lucile Dupin

Answer: Amandine Aurore Lucie Dupin

Answer: Amandine-Lucile-Aurore Dupin

Answer: Aurore dudevant

Answer: Georges Sand

Answer: Amandine Aurore Lucie Dupin, Baronne Dudevant

Answer: George Sand, Baronesse Dudevant

Answer: Amantine Dupin

Answer: George Sand, Baroness Dudevant

Answer: Amandine Lucile Dupin

Answer: Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin, Baronesse Dudevant

Answer: Baronne Dudevant

Answer: Amandine Dupin

Answer: A. A. Dupin

Answer: Baroness dudevant


Question: The Sinai Peninsula is part of 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: 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: "Who played the lead roles of Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash in ""Tango & Cash"", a 1989 American action/comedy film directed by Andrei Konchalovsky and Albert Magnoli?"

Answer: Sylvester Stallone & Kurt Russell


Question: What chromosomes do the two main human sexes have?

Answer: Men: XY, Women: XX


Question: What is the last Grand Slam tennis tournament played in a calendar year?

Answer: United States Open Championship

Answer: U S Open

Answer: U.s. open

Answer: U. S. Open

Answer: U.S. Open (disambiguation)

Answer: United States Open

Answer: The US Open

Answer: Us open

Answer: US Open

Answer: U.S. Open


Question: "What relation was Marlin to Nemo in the film ""Finding Nemo""?"

Answer: Dad

Answer: Biological father

Answer: Fathership

Answer: Father

Answer: Fathers

Answer: Non-human fatherhood

Answer: Fatherhoods

Answer: Natural father

Answer: Fathering

Answer: Dads

Answer: Fatherhood

Answer: Paternity (biology and medicine)

Answer: Daddie

Answer: Paternity (Biology and Medicine)


Question: What is a more formal name for ear wax?

Answer: Earwax impaction

Answer: Earwax removal

Answer: Impacted wax

Answer: Earwax

Answer: Cerumen

Answer: Earwaxes

Answer: Ear wax

Answer: Cerumen aurium


Question: The Australian Tennis Open is played in what city?

Answer: Melbourne, AU-VIC

Answer: Melbourne australia

Answer: Melb

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUMEL

Answer: Melbourne City

Answer: Melbourne, Australia.

Answer: Greater Melbourne

Answer: Melben

Answer: Melbourne city

Answer: Melbourne (Vic.)

Answer: Melbourne (Victoria)

Answer: Economy of Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne

Answer: Melbourne, Australia

Answer: Menbourne

Answer: Melborne

Answer: Melbourne, VIC

Answer: Mlebourne

Answer: Melbourne (Vic.), Australia

Answer: Melbourne, Victoria

Answer: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Answer: Melbourne Australia

Answer: Melbourne (Australia)

Answer: Melbouren

Answer: Melbournian

Answer: Mlbourne

Answer: Marvellous melbourne


Question: Saint Therese is associated with which town?

Answer: Lisieux, France

Answer: Noviomagus Lexoviorum

Answer: Lisieux


Question: The game Ticket to Ride involves what kind of transport?

Answer: Rail (disambiguation)

Answer: Rails (disambiguation)

Answer: Rail

Answer: Rails


Question: The Mekong River rises in the Tibetan plateau and runs through or between six countries - China, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and which other?

Answer: Saathiaranagroat Prachhathippatay Prachhachhon Lao

Answer: Lao P.D.R

Answer: Lao PDR

Answer: Lao P.D.R.

Answer: People's Republic of Laos

Answer: Laos

Answer: Lao P. D. R.

Answer: Lao Please Don't Rush

Answer: Subdivisions of Laos

Answer: ສາທາລະນະລັດ ປະຊາທິປະໄຕ ປະຊາຊົນລາວ

Answer: Languages of Laos

Answer: Lao P D R

Answer: Lao People's Dem. Republic

Answer: Ai Lao

Answer: Lao People's Democratic Republic

Answer: ISO 3166-1:LA

Answer: Etymology of Laos

Answer: Languages of Lao People's Democratic Republic

Answer: Lao Republic

Answer: LPDR

Answer: Name of Laos

Answer: Laos PDR

Answer: Lao Peoples' Democratic Republic

Answer: Sport in Laos

Answer: Sathalanalat Paxathipatai Paxaxon Lao

Answer: Lao People's Democratic Republic


Question: Where are St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel?

Answer: Geology of the Vatican City

Answer: Christianity in Vatican City

Answer: ISO 3166-1:VA

Answer: People of Vatican City

Answer: State of Vatican City

Answer: Ecclesiastical governnment

Answer: Vaticana City

Answer: The Vatican City State

Answer: Communications in the Vatican City

Answer: Roman Catholicism in the Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/Communications

Answer: History of Vatican

Answer: Vatican City-State

Answer: State of the City of the Vatican

Answer: Demographics of the Vatican City

Answer: State of Vatican

Answer: Roman Catholicism in Rome

Answer: State of the Vatican City

Answer: Holy See (The Vatican)

Answer: Catholic City

Answer: Europe/Vatican

Answer: The Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City State

Answer: Vatican city

Answer: CittA del vaticano

Answer: Demographics of Vatican City

Answer: Population of Vatican City

Answer: Città del vaticano

Answer: History of Vatican City

Answer: Religion in the Vatican City

Answer: Vatikan

Answer: Capital of Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/People

Answer: Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City

Answer: Sport in the Vatican City

Answer: Stato della Città del Vaticano

Answer: Holy See (Vatican)

Answer: Status Civitatis Vaticanae

Answer: Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City/History

Answer: Citta del Vaticano

Answer: Città del Vaticano

Answer: History of the Vatican City

Answer: Vatican State

Answer: Vatican citizenship

Answer: CittÃ del vaticano

Answer: Roman Catholicism in Vatican City

Answer: List of companies of Vatican City

Answer: Vatican City (Holy See)

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

Answer: Citta del vaticano


Question: What was the name of the Roman road that stretched from Dover, Kent, almost to Shrewsbury, Shropshire, a distance of 322 km (200 miles)?

Answer: Stone Street (Kent)

Answer: V4 Watling Street

Answer: Watling Street


Question: "Who was the hero in the ""Die Hard"" series of films?"

Answer: John McLane


Question: Which red dwarf star, approximately 4.2 light-years distant in the constellation of Centaurus is the nearest star to the Sun?

Answer: Gl 551

Answer: Proxima Centauri

Answer: GCTP 3278.00

Answer: V645 Centauri

Answer: Proxima centauri

Answer: Proxima Centauri C

Answer: Nearest star to our planet

Answer: LHS 49

Answer: Alpha Centauri C

Answer: Closest star

Answer: Rigil Kent C

Answer: Proxima Centari

Answer: Proxima Centaurus

Answer: Alpha Proxima

Answer: Proxima Centuri

Answer: Gliese 551

Answer: Alpha proxima


Question: In the 2012 Olympics, the gold medallist in the women's shotput was later deprived of her medal, making world champion Valerie Adams, New Zealand, the gold medallist instead. Why?

Answer: Positive drug test both before and after the finals

Positive drug test both before and after the finals


Question: What does a linguist study?

Answer: Language - form, meaning and context


Question: "What were the last words of Romeo in Shakespeare's ""Romeo and Juliet""?"

Answer: Thus with a kiss I die


Question: "In the sentence ""Wherever he went, he carried the scratching cat, his eyes red."", what part of speech is ""his eyes red""?"

Answer: Word-group

Answer: Phrase (linguistics)

Answer: Aspect phrase

Answer: Functional phrase

Answer: Phrases

Answer: Complex phrase

Answer: Tense phrase

Answer: Phrase

Answer: Southern Phrases

Answer: Topic phrase

Answer: Phrasal

Answer: Phrase (grammar)


Question: What object was unveiled outside John Lennon Airport, Liverpool, in 2005?

Answer: Yellow Submarine

Answer: Yellow submarine

Answer: The Yellow Submarine

Answer: Yellow Submarine (disambiguation)

Answer: Yello Sub


Question: What animal other than a cat is an integral part of the musical Cats?

Answer: Possum

Answer: Possom

Answer: Possums

Answer: Phalangeriformes


Question: The 2009 season of the Indian Premier League, a Twenty20 cricket competition initiated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, was held where?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: When did the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the bill of rights entrenched in Canadian law as part of the Constitution Act, come into force?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two

Answer: 1982


Question: In 2008 government in Bhutan was changed from an absolute monarchy to what?

Answer: Monarchic republic

Answer: Representative monarchists

Answer: Limited monarchy

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchisms

Answer: Representative monarch

Answer: Representative monarchist

Answer: Constitutional Monarch

Answer: Parliamentary monarchies

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarch

Answer: Constitutional monarchs

Answer: Parliamentary Monarchy

Answer: Parliamentary monarchism

Answer: Representative monarchy

Answer: Representative monarchs

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchies

Answer: Semi Constitutional Monarchy

Answer: Representative monarchism

Answer: Parliamentary monarchist

Answer: Constitutional monarchism

Answer: Constitutional monarchies

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchists

Answer: Parliamentary monarchisms

Answer: Constitutional royalists

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchs

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchism

Answer: Parliamentary monarchists

Answer: Constitutional monarchists

Answer: Constitutional monarchy

Answer: Ceremonial monarchies

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchy

Answer: Parliamentary monarch

Answer: Constitutional monarchist

Answer: Constitutional monarchisms

Answer: Semi-constitutional monarchy

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchs

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchist

Answer: Representative constitutional monarch

Answer: Constitutional democratic monarchy

Answer: Representative monarchisms

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchisms

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchist

Answer: Constitutional Monarchy

Answer: Representative monarchies

Answer: Parliamentary monarchs

Answer: Representative consitutional monarchies

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchism

Answer: Constitutional monarch

Answer: Parliamentary monarchy

Answer: Representative parliamentary monarchy

Answer: Representative constitutional monarchists


Question: He was the fourth of 6 children and the oldest surviving, was a choir singer, a painter, a writer, an admirer of Martin Luther, a decorated soldier and a politician. Who was he?

Answer: Hitlerian

Answer: Adolph Schicklgruber

Answer: HitlerAdolf

Answer: Hitler's medical health

Answer: Adolf Hitle

Answer: Hitlar

Answer: Adolph Hiedler

Answer: Adolf Hiedler

Answer: Adolph Hittler

Answer: Day of Potsdam

Answer: Adolpf Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hister

Answer: Adolf Hitlier

Answer: Adolph Hitler's health

Answer: Hitler's health

Answer: Hitlers

Answer: Aldof Hilter

Answer: HITLER

Answer: Hitler, Adolph

Answer: History of Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler,Adolph

Answer: Adolph Hiter

Answer: Adolf Hittler

Answer: Herr Hitler

Answer: Hitler,Adolf

Answer: Adolf Schicklegruber

Answer: Adolf hitler

Answer: Adlof hitler

Answer: Adolph Schickelgruber

Answer: Hitler Adolf

Answer: Hitlers medical health

Answer: HitlerAdolph

Answer: Adolph Schicklegruber

Answer: Adolf Hiler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's medical condition

Answer: Hittler

Answer: Adolf Schickelgruber

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Answer: Hitler's

Answer: Hitler, adolf

Answer: Nazi leader

Answer: Hitler, Adolf

Answer: Herr Wolf

Answer: Adolph Hitler's medical health

Answer: Adolph Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's health

Answer: Adolf Schicklgruber

Answer: AdolphHitler

Answer: Adolf Hilter

Answer: Health of Adolf Hitler

Answer: Adolf Hitler's medical health

Answer: Hitler Adolph

Answer: AdolfHitler

Answer: Adolf HItler

Answer: Hitlet

Answer: Hitler adolf

Answer: Adoff Hitler

Answer: Adolfus Hitler

Answer: Hitler

Answer: Adolph hitler


Question: What, according to Greek legend, was built at Cnossos, Crete, by Daedalus?

Answer: Labrynth

Answer: Labryinths

Answer: Meditation labyrinth

Answer: Davide Tonato

Answer: Labyrinth

Answer: Christian labyrinth

Answer: Egyptian Labyrinth

Answer: Cretan Labyrinth

Answer: The labyrinth

Answer: Labyrinth walk

Answer: Prayer labyrinth

Answer: The Labyrinth

Answer: Labyrinthine

Answer: Prayer Labyrinth


Question: What kind of sport is French Ring Sport?

Answer: List of dog sports

Answer: Dog sport

Answer: Sighthound Disc Sport

Answer: Dog sports


Question: Who was the first Englishman to lead an expedition to circumnavigate the earth by sea, and died of dysentery in the West Indies 16 years later?

Answer: Francis Drake, the Voyages of

Answer: Sir Francis Drake

Answer: Draque

Answer: Sir. Francis Drake

Answer: El Draque

Answer: Francisco Draco

Answer: Francis Drake

Answer: Drake, the Voyages of Francis

Answer: Drake, the Voyages of Sir Francis


Question: What is the name for a rotating rod with oblong lobes sticking out of it, that is fitted in a car's engine block?

Answer: Camshaft

Answer: Cam shaft

Answer: Cam shafts

Answer: Camshafts


Question: What was the maiden name of Billie Jean King before she married Lawrence King in Long Beach, California on 17 September 1965?

Answer: Moffitt

Answer: Moffit

Answer: Moffitt (disambiguation)


Question: There is a legend that blues musician Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in exchange for mastery of the guitar. There is a similar story about which 19th century violin virtuoso?

Answer: Niccol Paganini


Question: What is a name for the abstract study of topics such as quantity, structure, space, and change?

Answer: Mathematic

Answer: Mathmetics

Answer: Mathematik

Answer: MathematicsAndStatistics

Answer: Mathematically

Answer: Mathematics

Answer: Mathematical research

Answer: Matemathics

Answer: Mathematics and Statistics

Answer: Math

Answer: Math facts

Answer: Maths

Answer: Mathematical discipline

Answer: Mathematics research

Answer: Mathemetics

Answer: Mathemathics

Answer: Mathmatics

Answer: Mathématiques

Answer: Change (mathematics)

Answer: Methematics

Answer: Mathematical

Answer: Mathamatics

Answer: Matheamtics

Answer: MATH


Question: Which of the actors who portrayed Dr Who, famous from the UK TV series of the same name, appeared almost exclusively on radio, film, written works, and comic strips?

Answer: McGann, Paul

Answer: Paul McGann

Answer: Paul mcgann


Question: When were the first Winter Paralympics held?

Answer: 1976

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-six


Question: "Which US president was behind ""The Indian Removal Act"" of 1830, which paved the way for the reluctant and often forcible emigration of tens of thousands of American Indians to the West?"

Answer: Seventh President of the United States

Answer: Andrew Jackson presidency

Answer: Andrew Jackson/Second Inaugural Address

Answer: Andrew Jacksons presidency

Answer: Sharp Knife

Answer: President Andrew Jackson

Answer: Andrew Jackson assassination attempts

Answer: Jacksoninan Party (United States)

Answer: Jackson administration

Answer: Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson

Answer: 7th President of the United States

Answer: Andrew Jackson/First Inaugural Address

Answer: Andrew Jackson, Sr.

Answer: Age of Jackson

Answer: Hero of New Orleans

Answer: President Jackson

Answer: Jackson Administration

Answer: Robert B. Randolph

Answer: Jacksons bank veto

Answer: Andrew jackson

Answer: President Andrew Jackson's

Answer: Andrew Jackson


Question: Travelling up the St Lawrence River from its mouth, which is the first major city on its shores?

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: If you travel due south from Detroit, Michigan, what is the first country you reach?

Answer: Canada

Answer: Canadá

Answer: The Dominion of Canada

Answer: Commonwealth of Canada

Answer: Dominion of canada

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CA

Answer: Etymology of Canada

Answer: CANADA

Answer: Canadiophile

Answer: Canada's

Answer: ᑲᓇᑕ

Answer: Canada/References

Answer: America's top hat

Answer: Canada.

Answer: Cnada

Answer: Čanada

Answer: Canadian Federation

Answer: Kenadian

Answer: Canadialand

Answer: Xanada

Answer: Dominion of Canada

Answer: Canadaa


Question: Who was expelled from the Surrealist movement due to his views on the Spanish Civil War?

Answer: Salvador Felipe Jacinto DalA

Answer: Daliesque

Answer: Salvador Felip Jacint Dali Domenech

Answer: Dalíesque

Answer: Salvador Felip Jacint Dalí Domènech

Answer: Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali

Answer: Meanings of Paintings by Salvador Dali

Answer: Dalí

Answer: Nuclear cross

Answer: Salvador Dali i Domenech

Answer: Dali Lithograph

Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domenech

Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, 1st Marquis of Púbol

Answer: Dali salvador

Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domenech

Answer: Salvador dhali

Answer: Salvadore Dali

Answer: Salvador Dalì

Answer: Salvador Dalí

Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domènech

Answer: Salvador Dali

Answer: Salvador Dalí i Domènech

Answer: Salvador Domenec Felip Jacint Dali Domenech

Answer: Marques de Pubol

Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech

Answer: Salvador Domenec Felip Jacint Dalí Domenech

Answer: Salvador dalì

Answer: Salvador dali

Answer: Salvador Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domenech

Answer: The Meanings of the Paintings of Salvador Dali

Answer: Avida Dollars

Answer: Salvidor Dali


Question: When is the original version of the statue Mannekin Pis thought to have been built?

Answer: one thousand, three hundred and eighty-eight

Answer: 1388


Question: Where is the ancient game of senet traditionally played?

Answer: On a board


Question: Who was Queen of France as the wife of Henry II (who reigned for 15 years from 1547) and remained the dominant person in France after his death during the reign of 3 of her 4 sons until 1589?

Answer: Catherine de Médicis

Answer: Katarina de Medici

Answer: Catherine De'Medici

Answer: Joan of Volois

Answer: Catherine of Medici

Answer: Catharine de' Medici

Answer: Catherine De Medicis

Answer: Catharine de Medici

Answer: Catherine deMedicis

Answer: Catherine De'Medicis

Answer: Catherine De Medici

Answer: Catherine de Médici

Answer: Caterina de Medici

Answer: Catherine de' Medici

Answer: Catherine De' Medici

Answer: Catherine de Medici

Answer: Medici, Catherine de'

Answer: Catherine de Medicis

Answer: Catharine di' Medici

Answer: Catherine de' Medici

Answer: Caterina di Lorenzo de' Medici

Answer: Caterina de' Medici

Answer: Caterine de'Medici

Answer: Catherine de'Medici

Answer: Katherine de Medicis


Question: What country, after having governed it for 155 years, transferred its sovereignty of Hong Kong to China in 1997?

Answer: Regno Unito

Answer: United Kingsom

Answer: British United Kingdom

Answer: Great britain and northern ireland

Answer: U.-K.

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain and North Ireland

Answer: UKoGBaNI

Answer: UKia

Answer: The U–K

Answer: UnitedKingdom

Answer: Great Britain and Ulster

Answer: United Kingdom (state)

Answer: UN/LOCODE:TRANK

Answer: UKOGBANI

Answer: UNITED KINGDOM

Answer: U.K

Answer: Great Britain (1801–present)

Answer: The United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ulster

Answer: Britain (country)

Answer: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: UKGBR

Answer: U-K

Answer: The U-K

Answer: URESWNI

Answer: United Kingdoom

Answer: UK (state)

Answer: British state

Answer: U.–K.

Answer: Great Britain & Ulster

Answer: The U. K.

Answer: Royaume Uni

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ulster

Answer: Uk

Answer: UK of GB and NI

Answer: United Kingdom (U.K.)

Answer: UNited Kingdom

Answer: U.k.

Answer: Royaume-Uni

Answer: Y Deyrnas Unedig

Answer: Verenigd Koninkrijk

Answer: The United-Kingdom

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GB

Answer: U.K.

Answer: United-Kingdom

Answer: U. K. G. B. N. I.

Answer: United kingdom

Answer: UK of GB & NI

Answer: Untied Kingdom

Answer: United Kindom

Answer: The UK

Answer: United Kingdom's

Answer: Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: United kingom

Answer: The U.–K.

Answer: U–K

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland

Answer: Uk.

Answer: Vereinigtes Königreich

Answer: The U K

Answer: United Kingdom,

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ulster

Answer: The U.-K.

Answer: UKGBNI

Answer: UK (country)

Answer: The United Kingdom

Answer: United Kindgom

Answer: United Kingdom of Britain

Answer: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: TUKOGBANI

Answer: U.K.G.B.N.I.

Answer: The uk

Answer: United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland

Answer: Etymology of the United Kingdom

Answer: United Kingdom (country)

Answer: British State

Answer: United Kingdom (UK)

Answer: UK

Answer: The United–Kingdom

Answer: The U.K.

Answer: United Kingom

Answer: U K

Answer: Great Britain (country)

Answer: UKGB

Answer: Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Answer: United–Kingdom

Answer: United Kingdom

Answer: United Kingdon

Answer: Britain (state)

Answer: U. K.


Question: When the 1992 Maastricht Treaty established the European Union and led to a common currency in Europe, what was the currency called?

Answer: Euros

Answer: Pros and Cons of the Euro

Answer: Currency of Cyprus

Answer: Currency of Monaco

Answer: EUUR

Answer: €uro

Answer: Currency of San Marino

Answer: European Union Euro

Answer: Euro-Cent

Answer: Euro currency

Answer: K€

Answer: Currency of Belgium

Answer: BAFFLING PIGS

Answer: Currency of Ireland

Answer: Eur

Answer: Evro

Answer: Eouro

Answer: Currency of Latvia

Answer: EURO

Answer: European Union euro

Answer: Eiro

Answer: Currency of Slovakia

Answer: Currency of Spain

Answer: Single European currency

Answer: E.U.R

Answer: European euro

Answer: Currency of the Netherlands

Answer: Euro

Answer: Currency of Finland

Answer: Ευρώ

Answer: Currency of Andorra

Answer: Euro (currency)

Answer: Fixed exchange rates between the euro and old european currencies

Answer: Currency of Malta

Answer: Currency of the European Union

Answer: Currency of Austria

Answer: Євро

Answer: Currency of France

Answer: Euro (EUR)

Answer: European Euro

Answer: Евро

Answer: EUR

Answer: €UR

Answer: EUuro

Answer: Currency of Luxembourg

Answer: Currency of Greece

Answer: Currency of Italy

Answer: The Euro

Answer: Teuro

Answer: European evro

Answer: Currency of Portugal

Answer: Baffling pigs


Question: When did the Goa'uld first appear in the US/Canada TV series Stargate SG-1?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven

Answer: 1997


Question: Who scored the most goals in the 2012/13 English Premier League season?

Answer: Van Persie

Answer: Robin van Persie

Answer: Robin Van Persie

Answer: V.Persie

Answer: RvP

Answer: Van Persey

Answer: Persie


Question: The 1976 Summer Olympics were boycotted by a number of African nations, for what reason?

Answer: New Zealand was included, and had recently toured its rugby team in apartheid South Africa

New Zealand was included, and had recently toured its rugby team in apartheid South Africa


Question: What would be most useful in playing a game of backgammon?

Answer: Dice

Answer: Game dice

Answer: Fullams

Answer: 20-Sided Die

Answer: Roll of the dice

Answer: Fair die

Answer: Gaming dice

Answer: Twenty-sided polyhedral die

Answer: Normal dice

Answer: Polyhedral dice

Answer: Seven-sided die

Answer: Crystal dice

Answer: Fulhams

Answer: 20-sided die

Answer: Loaded dice

Answer: Chance cube

Answer: Loaded die

Answer: Game die

Answer: Six-sided die

Answer: 12-sided die

Answer: 8-sided die

Answer: Dice tray

Answer: Six-sided dice

Answer: Crystal die

Answer: Fair dice

Answer: Gaming die

Answer: Polyhedral die

Answer: Dice cup

Answer: Dice and dice games


Question: Who, in 1960, made international news for banging his shoe on a table in the UN?

Answer: Khrushchevian

Answer: Nikita Sergeevič Hruščëv

Answer: Nikita Khrushchëv

Answer: Nikita Khrushchev

Answer: Никита Хрущёв

Answer: Khrushcev

Answer: Nikita Sergeevich Kruschev

Answer: Nikita Hruscev

Answer: Nikita Sergejevic Hruscev

Answer: Khrusjtsjov

Answer: Krushchev

Answer: Kruscev, Nikita

Answer: Khrushev

Answer: Nikita Xruščëv

Answer: Nikita (Sergeyevich) Khrushchev

Answer: Nikita Khrushchyov

Answer: Nikita Sergeevic Hruscev

Answer: Nikita Sergejevic Xruscev

Answer: Nikita S. Khrushchev

Answer: N. S. Khrushchev

Answer: Chrustjev

Answer: Khrushov

Answer: Nikita Sergeyevich

Answer: Kruschov

Answer: Chrusttjov

Answer: Nikita Kruschev

Answer: Kruscev

Answer: Hruštšov

Answer: Nikita Khruschev

Answer: N.S. Khrushchev

Answer: Nikita Khrushchov

Answer: Khruschev

Answer: Khrushchyov

Answer: Nikita Xruscev

Answer: Kruyshev

Answer: Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich

Answer: Krushov

Answer: Nikita Sergejevič Xruščëv

Answer: Nikita Kruschov

Answer: Nikita Hruščëv

Answer: Nikita Khrushov

Answer: Nikita Khruschov

Answer: Nikita Sergejevič Hruščëv

Answer: Khrushchov

Answer: Хрущёв

Answer: Хрущев

Answer: Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 visit to the United States

Answer: Khrushchev

Answer: Ники́та Серге́евич Хрущёв

Answer: Nikita Sergeevič Xruščëv

Answer: Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev

Answer: Nikita Sergeevic Xruscev

Answer: Никита Сергеевич Хрущёв

Answer: Nikita Krushchev

Answer: Nikita Kukuruznik

Answer: Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchyov

Answer: Kruschev


Question: "Which German was deprived of his nationality in 1938 mainly for writing ""All Quiet On The Western Front"" and ""The Road Back""?"

Answer: Remarque

Answer: EM Remarque

Answer: Erich-Maria Remarque

Answer: E.M. Remarque

Answer: Elfriede Scholz

Answer: Erich Paul Remark

Answer: Full Circle (Remarque play)

Answer: Erich Remarque

Answer: Erich M. Remarque

Answer: Erich Maria Remarque


Question: Marie Grosholtz was under threat of execution by guillotine in the 18th century but was reprieved out of respect for her teacher, and her skills, in the art of what?

Answer: Wax figure models

Answer: Wax figure

Answer: Wax anatomical model

Answer: Wax Sculpture

Answer: Wax-Figures

Answer: Wax sculpture

Answer: Wax dummy

Answer: Anatomical wax model

Answer: Wax figurine

Answer: Wax modelling

Answer: Wax figures


Question: What links US TV films about a teen with muscular dystrophy in a state nursing home, and about a Canadian super-gun designer involved with Project Babylon, with a US TV series adapted from a UK work by Michael Dobbs?

Answer: Actor Kevin Spacey


Question: In October 2003, which cricketer, playing in a Test series against Zimbabwe, scored a record 380 not out?

Answer: Mathew Hayden

Answer: Matthew Hayden

Answer: Matt Hayden

Answer: Matty hayden

Answer: Haydos

Answer: ML Hayden


Question: Dancer and actress Josie Marcus was the third wife of whom?

Answer: Wyatt Earp (lawman)

Answer: Wyatt Earp

Answer: Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp

Answer: Wyatt ERP

Answer: Wyatt Erp


Question: "When did ""addiction"" first enter the English language?"

Answer: With Shakespeare, in Henry V


Question: What was invented in the 1940s by Percy Spencer, an American self-taught engineer from Howland, Maine, who was building magnetrons for radar sets?

Answer: Microwave cooker

Answer: Microwaving

Answer: Popty ping

Answer: Microwave Oven

Answer: Radarrange

Answer: Radarange

Answer: Nuclearator

Answer: Microwaveable

Answer: Browning tray

Answer: Radar range

Answer: Microwave refrigerator combo

Answer: Microwavable

Answer: Multimode Applicator

Answer: Cooking/Microwaving

Answer: Microwave cooking

Answer: Multimode Applicators

Answer: Microwave ovens

Answer: Microwave oven


Question: The name of the city of Firenze in Italy is usually anglicised to what?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ITFLR

Answer: Folrenz

Answer: Firenze, Italy

Answer: פירנצה

Answer: Montughi

Answer: Firenze

Answer: Gualfonda

Answer: Florentine

Answer: Frorence

Answer: Florence (Italy)

Answer: Florence

Answer: Florence, Italy


Question: The oldest still operating national parliament in Europe governs which country?

Answer: IJsland

Answer: Icedland

Answer: The land of ice and snow

Answer: Icelandic isles

Answer: Lýðveldið ísland

Answer: Iceland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IS

Answer: The Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ice-land

Answer: Hyui

Answer: Republic of Iceland

Answer: Ísland

Answer: ICELAND

Answer: Lydveldid island

Answer: Icealnd

Answer: Ice land

Answer: Mainland Iceland

Answer: Island of Iceland