Question: "Who was King of England when Daniel Defoe published ""Robinson Crusoe"" and Jonathan Swift published ""Gulliver's Travels""?"

Answer: George the First

Answer: George I

Answer: King George I

Answer: George 1

Answer: George I (disambiguation)


Question: """The lady doth protest too much"" is a comment on whom?"

Answer: Queen in The Mousetrap


Question: "What is the first line of ""Walk on the Wild Side"" by Lou Reed, released as a single in 1972?"

Answer: Holly came from Miami F L A


Question: "Under what name are the participants in the UK TV series ""QI"" currently known?"

Answer: Bantermeisters


Question: According to Greek legend, who was the muse of Music?

Answer: Plectis

Answer: Euterpe (mythology)

Answer: Euterpe (muse)

Answer: Euterpean

Answer: Euterpe

Answer: Eutere

Answer: Eὐτέρπη

Answer: Euterpe (mythical)


Question: What is a Pyrrhic victory?

Answer: "One where losses among the ""victors"" are so great as to make it barely worthwhile if at all"

"One where losses among the ""victors"" are so great as to make it barely worthwhile if at all"


Question: The London production of which play by acclaimed Australian playwright, David Williamson, won him the George Devine Award, the first time for a non-UK writer?

Answer: The Removalists


Question: The tiny Socotra archipelago, inhabited since the early stone age and once an integral part of trade networks in the area, lies where?

Answer: 380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian Peninsula

380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian Peninsula


Question: What is not usually a phrase for which the acronym PDF is used?

Answer: Platform Divers Float


Question: Cable News Network (CNN), the first channel to provide 24-hour television news coverage, was founded by Ted Turner in what year?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and eighty

Answer: 1980


Question: In 2009 Artem Silchenko was first in the Red Bull World Series held at Antalya, Turkey & Sisikon, Switzerland in which sport?

Answer: Cliffdiving (disambiguation)

Answer: Cliff diving (disambiguation)

Answer: Cliff Diving

Answer: Cliffdiving

Answer: Cliff diving


Question: The Himalayas and Tien Shan, or Tian Shan, lie north and south of which other major mountain range?

Answer: Mt. Kunlun

Answer: Kunlun Shan

Answer: Kunlun mountains

Answer: Arkatag

Answer: The Kunlun Mountains

Answer: Kuen-Lun

Answer: Kunlun Range

Answer: Kuen-lun

Answer: Kunlun Mountains (China and India)

Answer: Mount Kunlun

Answer: K'un-lun Mountains

Answer: Kuen-Lun mountain range

Answer: Kwenlun Mountains

Answer: Kunlun Mountains

Answer: Kun-Lun mountain range

Answer: Kunlun Mountains (Asia)

Answer: Kun Lun Mountains

Answer: Kuen Lun

Answer: Kunlun Mountain

Answer: Kuenlun


Question: What is the name of the scientific discipline that deals with the measurement and representation of the Earth, including its gravitational field, in a three-dimensional time-varying space?

Answer: Geodetic Science

Answer: Geodesist

Answer: Geodosy

Answer: Geodetics engineering

Answer: Geodetic surveying

Answer: Geodetic line

Answer: Geodesist engineer

Answer: Erdmessung

Answer: Surveyors' tools

Answer: Geodesist Engineer

Answer: Geodesey

Answer: Geodetics

Answer: Geodesy

Answer: Geodetic survey

Answer: Geodetic and Geomatic Engineering

Answer: Geodetic Engineering


Question: Which college was founded by Henry VI in 1440?

Answer: Eton

Answer: Eton (disambiguation)


Question: In the USA, the Tav HaYosher is a certification mark offered to establishments that do what?

Answer: Serve kosher food and treat their workers fairly

Serve kosher food and treat their workers fairly


Question: In the books by A A Milne, what was Eeyore?

Answer: Donkey

Answer: Jenny (donkey)

Answer: Wild donkeys

Answer: Equus africanus asinus

Answer: She ass

Answer: She asses

Answer: Feral donkey

Answer: Equus asinus

Answer: Male donkey

Answer: Domestic ass

Answer: Donkey meat

Answer: She-asses

Answer: She-ass

Answer: Braying

Answer: Mating donkeys

Answer: Donkeys

Answer: Female donkey

Answer: Ass (animal)

Answer: Domestic donkey


Question: What complex of artificial biological environments near St Blazey and St Austell in Cornwall was opened to the public in 2001?

Answer: Eden Sessions

Answer: Eden Project, Cornwall

Answer: Eden Project

Answer: The Eden Project

Answer: Eden project


Question: "Judi Dench won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actressfor playing which character in the 1998 film ""Shakespeare in Love""?"

Answer: The Gloriana

Answer: Queen Elisabeth of england

Answer: Elizabeth the First

Answer: Queene Elisabeth of England

Answer: Bess of England

Answer: Elizabeth I of Ireland

Answer: Queen Elizabeth 1

Answer: Queen Elisabeth I

Answer: Elizabeth I (England)

Answer: Elizabeth I of Great Britain

Answer: Queen of England Elizabeth

Answer: Queen Elizabeth the first

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I of England

Answer: Elizabeth the first

Answer: Elizabeth I of the United Kingdom

Answer: Queen of England Elizabeth I

Answer: QEI

Answer: Elizabeth I

Answer: Queen Elizabeth of England

Answer: Elisabeth 1st

Answer: La Vita della Regina Elizabetta

Answer: Elisabeth I of England

Answer: Elisabeth of England

Answer: Queen Elizabeth the First

Answer: Elizabeth I of England

Answer: Good Queen Bess

Answer: Liz 1

Answer: Virgin Queen

Answer: Elizabeth 1

Answer: Queen Elizabeth l

Answer: Elizabeth of England

Answer: Elizabeth I Tudor

Answer: Elizabeth Tudor

Answer: Elizabeth I, Queen of England

Answer: Elizabeth the 1st

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I

Answer: Elizabeth i of england

Answer: Elisabeth I


Question: When did the US TV series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, begin its six years of seasons?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven

Answer: 1997


Question: Which pigment is named after an Italian city?

Answer: Sienna

Answer: Terra di Sienna

Answer: Burnt sienna

Answer: Burnt Sienna

Answer: Dark Sienna


Question: What shape is the chevron found in heraldry and some insignia?

Answer: Two lines joined at an angle


Question: "Who released the albums ""Sentimental Journey"", ""Goodnight Vienna"", ""Bad Boy"", ""Old Wave"" and ""Vertical Man"" between 1970 and 1999?"

Answer: RINGO

Answer: Starr, Ringo

Answer: Richard Starkey, Jr.

Answer: Beatle Ringo

Answer: Ringo Star

Answer: Richie Snare

Answer: Ringo starkey

Answer: Ringo Starr

Answer: Ringo Starkey

Answer: Ringo

Answer: Richard Starkey

Answer: %22Ringo%22

Answer: Richard Starky

Answer: Richard Starrkey

Answer: Ringo (film)

Answer: Richard Starkey Jr.

Answer: Ringo starr

Answer: Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr.


Question: "What genre is the TV series ""Taggart""?"

Answer: Detective

Answer: Detectives

Answer: Homicide detectives

Answer: Detectivistically

Answer: JUNIOR DETECTIVE

Answer: Police detectives

Answer: Detectivist

Answer: Senior detective

Answer: Detectivism

Answer: Police detective

Answer: Detectivisms

Answer: Detectivistic

Answer: Criminal investigator

Answer: Senior Detective

Answer: Detectivists


Question: Where would you find the metatarsal bone?

Answer: Foot fracture

Answer: Human feet

Answer: Foot muscles

Answer: Pedis

Answer: Dorsum of foot

Answer: Joints of foot

Answer: Plates of meat

Answer: Muscles of the Feet

Answer: Foot dorsum

Answer: Foot

Answer: Joints of the foot

Answer: Articulatio pedis

Answer: Broken foot

Answer: Foot (anatomy)

Answer: Articulationes pedis

Answer: Foot type

Answer: Insteps

Answer: Articulations of foot

Answer: Human foot

Answer: Foot sweat

Answer: Instep

Answer: Feet

Answer: Foot deformities

Answer: Foot taboo

Answer: Foot fractures


Question: Who is the current, in 2014, President of the IOC?

Answer: Thomas Bach


Question: Apart from the platypus what are the only living examples of egg-laying mammals?

Answer: Echidna (spiny anteater)


Question: The island of Honsh is part of which country?

Answer: 日本國

Answer: State of Japan

Answer: Ja-pan

Answer: Nihon

Answer: Nippon

Answer: Japang

Answer: Modern–era Japan

Answer: Etymology of Japan

Answer: Japan (country)

Answer: Republic of Japan

Answer: Japanese financial sector

Answer: Nihon-koku

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JP

Answer: 日本

Answer: Japian

Answer: Japan

Answer: JapaN

Answer: The State of Japan

Answer: Riben

Answer: Nippon-koku

Answer: JPN

Answer: Jpan

Answer: Rìběn

Answer: 日本国

Answer: Japao

Answer: JAPAN

Answer: Japoa


Question: What is in a human's thoracic cavity?

Answer: Pulmonary surgical procedures

Answer: Pulmanary

Answer: Bird lung

Answer: Pulmo

Answer: Alveolar sacs

Answer: Bellows lung

Answer: Superior lobe of left lung

Answer: Inferior lobe of left lung

Answer: Pulmones

Answer: Pulmonarily

Answer: Avian lungs

Answer: Lung

Answer: Pulmonary gas exchange

Answer: Lungs

Answer: Pulmo sinister

Answer: Pulmonary

Answer: Inferior lobe

Answer: Nonrespiratory functions of the lungs

Answer: Lunged

Answer: Circulatory lung


Question: "In 2011 the Classic Brit Awards named who as ""Artist of the Decade""?"

Answer: Il DIvo

Answer: Il Divo

Answer: Il divo


Question: Which figure from Scottish history was played by Mel Gibson in a 1995 film?

Answer: Wallace's Larder

Answer: Battle of Loudoun Hill (1297)

Answer: Loudoun Hill Skirmish

Answer: Uilleam Uallas

Answer: Guillelmum le Walois

Answer: Sir William Wallace

Answer: Battle of elcho park

Answer: William Wallace

Answer: W. Wallace

Answer: Guillelmum le Walois de Scotia militem

Answer: William walles

Answer: Guillelmum le Walois de Scotia

Answer: Willliam wallace


Question: The Malagasy people form the main ethnic group of which country?

Answer: Island of the moon

Answer: Health in Madagascar

Answer: Madagascar

Answer: Health care in Madagascar

Answer: Island of the Moon

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MG

Answer: Madegasgar

Answer: Madagasgar

Answer: Madgascar

Answer: Etymology of Madagascar

Answer: Sport in Madagascar

Answer: Republic of Madagascar

Answer: Island of Madagascar

Answer: The Republic of Madagascar

Answer: Administrative divisions of madagascar

Answer: Madigascar

Answer: First Republic of Madagascar

Answer: Madagaskar

Answer: Madegascar


Question: The December 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 en route from London to New York and at the time over Lockerbie, Scotland, is recorded as having been blown up by whom?

Answer: A Libyan national


Question: Which English civil engineer's most famous project was the construction of Tower Bridge over the River Thames in London?

Answer: Sir John Wolfe-Barry


Question: What is kept in the sump of a motor car engine?

Answer: Oily

Answer: Oil

Answer: ATCvet code QA06AG06

Answer: Oil (liquid)

Answer: Heat transfer oil

Answer: Fixed oils

Answer: Petro

Answer: Oils

Answer: ATC code A06AG06

Answer: Thermal oil

Answer: Diathermal oil

Answer: Heat-transfer oil


Question: Gordon Ramsay opened a restaurant in 2001 in which London hotel?

Answer: Claridges Hotel

Answer: Claridge's

Answer: Claridge's Hotel

Answer: Mivart's Hotel

Answer: Claridges


Question: How many military conflicts have been generally given the name of World War?

Answer: 2

Answer: two


Question: Which US river ends up at the Chesapeake Bay?

Answer: Headwaters of the potomac river

Answer: Headwaters of the Potomac river

Answer: Cohongarooton

Answer: South Branch Potomac River

Answer: South Fork South Branch Potomac River

Answer: North Fork South Branch Potomac River

Answer: North Fork South Branch

Answer: Elevation of the potomac river

Answer: North Branch Potomac River

Answer: The Potomac

Answer: River Potomac

Answer: South Branch Potomac

Answer: Potomac river

Answer: Headwaters for the potomac river

Answer: Rio Potomac

Answer: Río Potomac

Answer: South Branch of the Potomac River

Answer: Potomac River

Answer: Potomac (river)


Question: What is someone allergic to if they have coeliac disease?

Answer: Glutin

Answer: Gluten

Answer: Gluton

Answer: Glutinous

Answer: Glutenous

Answer: Wheaten cornflour


Question: Which city is generally accepted as the birthplace of Grunge, a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged during the mid-1980s?

Answer: Seattle, Washington.

Answer: Seattle Weekly news

Answer: Jet City

Answer: Seattle, Washington, USA

Answer: Seattle WA

Answer: Seattle, United States of America

Answer: 舍路

Answer: City of Seattle

Answer: Seattle Washington

Answer: Seattle, US-WA

Answer: Seattle (WA)

Answer: Seattle, Wa

Answer: Seattle, WA

Answer: Seattle, Washington

Answer: St. Anne Seattle

Answer: Seattle (Wash.)

Answer: The weather in Seattle

Answer: Seattle, Washington (State)

Answer: Emerald City, Washington

Answer: Seattleans

Answer: Seattle's

Answer: Seattle, Wash.

Answer: Duwamps

Answer: St. Anne School, Seattle, Washington

Answer: Seattle, wa

Answer: Seattleites

Answer: Seattle, Washington Territory

Answer: Seattle, United States

Answer: Seatle

Answer: Seattle, USA

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USSEA

Answer: St. Anne School (Seattle, Washington)

Answer: Seattle

Answer: Seattle, WA, USA


Question: What is an alternative name for Whit Sunday the time when, according to Christian tradition, the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles?

Answer: Pentecost Sunday

Answer: Pentekoste

Answer: Whitsun Tide

Answer: The fiftieth day

Answer: Pentecost

Answer: Whit week

Answer: Whitsun Week

Answer: Feast of Pentecost

Answer: Orthodox Pentecost

Answer: Whit sunday

Answer: Pentacost

Answer: Whitsontide

Answer: Kneeling Prayer

Answer: Fiftieth day

Answer: The Decent of the holy spirit

Answer: White Sunday (holy day)

Answer: Day of Pentecost

Answer: Whitsonday

Answer: %60Id-ul-%60Ansara

Answer: Πεντηκοστή

Answer: Qhythsontyd

Answer: Pentekostē

Answer: Descent of the Holy Spirit

Answer: The Descent of the Holy Spirit


Question: Yelena Isinbayeva broke her first World record in 2003 and continued to break records until 2009 in what sport?

Answer: Women's Pole Vault


Question: When the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman discovered what is now known as Tasmania, Australia, in his 1642 voyage what did he name it?

Answer: Anthoonij van Diemenslandt


Question: In what field was the 15th century Flemish Jan van Eyck famous?

Answer: Oil paintings

Answer: Oil-on-canvas

Answer: Oil on canvas

Answer: Oil Painting

Answer: Oil painter

Answer: Oil-paintings

Answer: Oil painting

Answer: Oil-painting


Question: Bob Hoskins, an English actor awarded and acclaimed for roles in TV and film ranging from gangsters to playing opposite a cartoon, died in April 2014 at 71; he also, at the age of over 60, played something very close to a romantic interest in which film?

Answer: Mrs Henderson Presents

Answer: Mrs. Henderson Presents


Question: The ship Andrea Gail features in which 1997 book and 2000 film?

Answer: Perfect storm (disambiguation)

Answer: The Perfect Storm

Answer: Perfect Storm


Question: What was the height achieved at the 2012 Olympic Games, an Olympic record, by Reynaud Lavillennie to win the men's pole vault?

Answer: 5.97 m (19 ft 7 in)


Question: The writer Tolstoy fundraised for, and donated the proceeds from some of his writing towards, helping the practitioners of what religious movement?

Answer: Doukhobours

Answer: Doukhobour

Answer: Dukhobory

Answer: Spirit Wrestlers

Answer: Духоборцы

Answer: Dukhobortsy

Answer: Doukabour

Answer: Dukhobors

Answer: Doukhobor

Answer: Doukhobors

Answer: Dukhobor

Answer: Duchobortzi

Answer: Duchobors

Answer: Dukabors

Answer: Doukobour

Answer: The Dukhabors

Answer: Doukobours

Answer: Духоборы

Answer: Duhobory


Question: Which drug, used as a stimulant in heart failure, can cause convulsions and paralysis if overdosed?

Answer: Stricnine

Answer: Stricknine

Answer: Strynchnos

Answer: Strichnine

Answer: Strychnine alkaloids

Answer: Strictnine

Answer: Strychnidin-10-one

Answer: Strychnine

Answer: C21H22N2O2

Answer: Strychnine sulfate


Question: What do Spencer Tracy, Fredric March, Gary Cooper, Marlon Brando, Dustin Hoffman, Tom Hanks, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Penn have in common?

Answer: Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor

Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor


Question: "What is the birth name of Kim Wilde, the daughter of 1950s UK rock 'n' roller Marty Wilde, whose debut single ""Kids in America"" (1981) reached #2 in the UK Singles Chart?"

Answer: Kim Smith

Answer: Smith, Kim

Answer: Kimberley Smith

Answer: Kimberly Smith

Answer: Kimberley Smith (athlete)

Answer: Kimberley Smith (disambiguation)

Answer: Kim Smith (disambiguation)


Question: Who was an R&B; musician from Houston, Texas, raised mostly in Los Angeles, California, who, in addition to his successful Grammy Award-winning career as a solo artist, collaborated with many musicians including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Band, Little Richard, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash?

Answer: Billy preston

Answer: Billy Preston


Question: In 1815 a fund was set up for 'securing provisions to widows, sisters and other females, which now includes a bank, life assurance, income and critical illness insurance, annuities fund and more; what name is it known under?

Answer: Scottish Widows Bank

Answer: Scottish Widows


Question: "Which author famously upset her publisher by beginning a book with ""I am quite tired of making goody goody books about nice people""?"

Answer: Beatrix Potter bibliography

Answer: Beatrix Potter Society

Answer: Beatrix pottrer

Answer: Helen Beatrix Potter

Answer: Beatrix Potter

Answer: Mrs william heelis

Answer: Beatix potter


Question: Harvey Littleton, Dominick Labino, Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni, Fritz Driesbach and Marvin Lipofsky are associated with producing art from what material?

Answer: Optical glass

Answer: Glass sheet

Answer: Glass Science

Answer: Glass origins

Answer: Glass (material)

Answer: Optical quality glass

Answer: Vitreous state

Answer: Crafted glass

Answer: Glass

Answer: Glass physics

Answer: How glass is made

Answer: Industrial Glass

Answer: Glassy state

Answer: Silicate glass

Answer: Physics of glass

Answer: Glassmaker

Answer: Industrial glass

Answer: Glassy State

Answer: Optical-quality glass

Answer: Vitreous materials

Answer: Glassy

Answer: Glassmaking

Answer: Oxide glass

Answer: Glass sand

Answer: Vitreous Materials


Question: Which 19th century American poet wrote over 1,000 poems which were published between 1890 and 1945, after her death?

Answer: Ample Make This Bed

Answer: Emily Elizabeth Dickinson

Answer: Poem 301

Answer: Dickinsonian

Answer: Cherry bureau

Answer: Emliy dickenson

Answer: Box (locked)

Answer: Emily Dickenson

Answer: Style of Emily Dickinson

Answer: Emily dickinson

Answer: Emily dickonson

Answer: Emily Dickinson


Question: What was the function of the Cloaca Maxima in ancient Rome?

Answer: Drain the city sewage and waste water, and the local marshes

Drain the city sewage and waste water, and the local marshes


Question: On 16 January 1991 all major TV networks in the USA were pre-empted directly after the evening news broadcast to allow for what?

Answer: Coverage of the first steps and shots in the Gulf War

Coverage of the first steps and shots in the Gulf War


Question: What part of the body produces insulin?

Answer: Inferior surfaces of the pancreas

Answer: Margo superior corporis pancreatis

Answer: Margo inferior

Answer: Pancrease

Answer: Development of pancreas

Answer: Pancreas, exocrine

Answer: Inferior margin of the pancreas

Answer: Pâncrea

Answer: Surface of the pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic hormones

Answer: Tuber omentale corporis pancreatis

Answer: Facies inferior corporis pancreatis

Answer: Anterior surface of pancreas

Answer: Superior margin of pancreas

Answer: Pancreas development

Answer: Omental tuber

Answer: Inferior margins of the pancreas

Answer: Tuber omentale

Answer: Inferior surface of the pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic diseases

Answer: Pancreatotomy

Answer: Surface of pancreas

Answer: Pancreas disorders

Answer: Omental eminence of pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic function

Answer: Inferior surfaces of pancreas

Answer: Facies anterior corporis pancreatis

Answer: Pamcreas

Answer: Margins of pancreas

Answer: Exocrine pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic

Answer: Omental tuberosity

Answer: Tuber omentale pancreatis

Answer: Receptors, pancreatic hormone

Answer: Surfaces of pancreas

Answer: Margin of the pancreas

Answer: Inferior surface of pancreas

Answer: Ventral anlage

Answer: Pancreatotomies

Answer: Margo anterior corporis pancreatis

Answer: Margins of the pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic development

Answer: Margo inferior corporis pancreatis

Answer: Exocrine component of pancreas

Answer: Pancrea

Answer: Surfaces of the pancreas

Answer: Inferior margin of pancreas

Answer: Dorsal anlage

Answer: Inferior margins of pancreas

Answer: Pancreatic dysfunction

Answer: Pancreas

Answer: Anterior margin of pancreas


Question: Where are the Islay malt whisky distilleries?

Answer: Inner Hebrides in Scotland


Question: One of the largest countries in Africa derived its food wealth for thousands of years from the regular flooding of which river?

Answer: Middle Nile Basin

Answer: Nile River

Answer: Nile valley

Answer: The Nile

Answer: Piaro

Answer: Great Bend of the Nile

Answer: Source Of The Nile

Answer: Sources of the Nile

Answer: Nile River Basin

Answer: An Nīl

Answer: Bahr el Nîl

Answer: Nile Valley

Answer: The Nile River

Answer: Iteru

Answer: Yellow Nile

Answer: River Nile

Answer: Eonile

Answer: Nile

Answer: Nile R.

Answer: Nile Basin

Answer: Source of the Nile

Answer: النيل

Answer: Nile river

Answer: Nile River Valley

Answer: Bahr el Nil

Answer: Phiaro

Answer: Source of the nile

Answer: The River Nile

Answer: Evolution river nile sudan

Answer: En-Nīl


Question: The king of what country became Iceland's ruler by treaty in 1262?

Answer: Norvège

Answer: Mainland Norway

Answer: Norway

Answer: Norvege

Answer: Noregur

Answer: NORWAY

Answer: Norwegian state

Answer: Etymology of Norway

Answer: Noruega

Answer: Norwegen

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NO

Answer: Noreg

Answer: Republic of Norway

Answer: Norwegian kingdom

Answer: Kongeriket Noreg

Answer: Name of Norway

Answer: Kongeriket Norge

Answer: Noorwegen

Answer: Kingdom of Norway

Answer: Sport in Norway

Answer: Norwegia

Answer: Royal Kingdom of Norway


Question: Where does the Yellow River have its source?

Answer: Thibet

Answer: Tuebed

Answer: Tibet

Answer: Greater Tibet

Answer: བོད་

Answer: T'u-po

Answer: Demographics of Tibet

Answer: Name of Tibet

Answer: Tibet mountains

Answer: Tibet (region)


Question: What phrase describes the runner, driver or rider in the lead of a race?

Answer: Pace-setter

Answer: Pace setter

Answer: Pacemaker (track)

Answer: Pace setting

Answer: Pacemaker (running)


Question: "In 1976 or 1977, John Carpenter and Debra Hill began drafting a story titled ""The Babysitter Murders"", which eventually became what film?"

Answer: Halowe'en

Answer: Old hallow's eve

Answer: Night of darkness

Answer: Kuzcoween

Answer: All Saints Eve

Answer: Halloween

Answer: Halloween television specials

Answer: Hallow-e'en

Answer: Holoween

Answer: Dia de las Brujas

Answer: Hallowen

Answer: All Hallows' Eve

Answer: Holloween

Answer: All Hallows Eve

Answer: Día de las Brujas

Answer: Halloween's origin

Answer: All Hallow's Eve

Answer: History of Halloween

Answer: All Saints' Eve

Answer: Halloween Day

Answer: Hollowen

Answer: Halloween games

Answer: Noche de las Brujas

Answer: Allhalloween

Answer: Hallowe'En

Answer: Halowen

Answer: Snap Apple Night

Answer: Haloween

Answer: Hollaween

Answer: Ol' hallow's eve

Answer: Trilloween

Answer: History and folklore of Halloween

Answer: Hallowe'en

Answer: All Hallows' Even

Answer: Hallowe'en

Answer: Helloween holiday

Answer: Halaween

Answer: Allhallowe'en


Question: The 25th screen version of which novel was released in 2012?

Answer: Sergius Koznyshev

Answer: Anna Karenin

Answer: Karenin

Answer: Anna Karena

Answer: Count Aleksei Vronsky

Answer: Konstantine Levin

Answer: Ana Karenina

Answer: Konstantin Dmitrievich Levin

Answer: Stepan Arkadyevitch Oblonsky

Answer: Konstantin Dmitrievitch Levin

Answer: Prince Stepan Oblonsky

Answer: Stepan Oblonsky

Answer: Anna Karenina (novel)

Answer: Kostya Levin

Answer: Karenina

Answer: Sergius Ivanich Koznyshev

Answer: Анна Каренина

Answer: Anna Karenina

Answer: Konstantin Levin

Answer: Katerina Alexandrovna Shcherbatsky


Question: A mill in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, built in the 12th century, reconstructed in 1792, further restored in 2010 and currently in full working order is a early English example of a mill powered by what?

Answer: Compound Tides

Answer: Semidiurnal tide

Answer: Neaps

Answer: Ebb Tide

Answer: Lake tides

Answer: High tides

Answer: Spring Tide

Answer: Spring tides

Answer: Flow tide

Answer: High Water

Answer: Tide lands

Answer: Springs (tide)

Answer: Tides

Answer: Tidal cycle

Answer: Tides in the Mediterranean

Answer: Neap Tide

Answer: Spring tide

Answer: Ocean tides

Answer: Land tide

Answer: Tidal

Answer: Overtide

Answer: Tied

Answer: Tidal currents

Answer: Low tide

Answer: Shift tides

Answer: Lunar tide

Answer: Astronomical tide

Answer: Neap Tides

Answer: Flooding tide

Answer: Flood tide

Answer: Neap-tide

Answer: Tidal flow

Answer: Tidal current

Answer: Tidal constituent

Answer: Compound Tide

Answer: Tidal movement

Answer: Ebbing tide

Answer: Neap tide

Answer: Semidiurnal tides

Answer: Ebb tide

Answer: Overtides

Answer: Low water

Answer: Lake tide

Answer: Tide

Answer: High tide

Answer: Ebb Tide (disambiguation)

Answer: Spring high tide

Answer: High water

Answer: Shift his tides

Answer: Ebbing


Question: """Wuthering Heights"" by Emily Bront tells the story of which two lovers?"

Answer: Catherine and Heathcliff


Question: What name is given to the declaration of aims and policies of a political party before an election?

Answer: Political Manifesto

Answer: Election manifesto

Answer: Electoral manifesto

Answer: Political manifesto

Answer: Manifesto

Answer: Manifestos

Answer: Election program

Answer: Election Manifesto


Question: Who invented the biro pen?

Answer: Lszl Br


Question: Eugne Arnold Dolmetsch (1858-1940) is seen as largely responsible for promoting what for use in schools?

Answer: The Recorder

Answer: Recorder

Answer: Recorders

Answer: Recorder (disambiguation)

Answer: The Recorder (newspaper)


Question: "Known in the USA as ""The March King"" he made his first recordings with Columbia Phonograph Company in 1890; what was his name?"

Answer: Hail to the Spirit of Liberty

Answer: John phillips sousa

Answer: J.Ph. Sousa

Answer: John Phillip Sousa

Answer: Sousa's Band

Answer: Marching Along

Answer: John Philips Sousa

Answer: March Kings

Answer: John Philip Sousa

Answer: John Sousa

Answer: J. P. Sousa

Answer: John Phillips Sousa

Answer: John P. Sousa

Answer: The Northern Pines


Question: What is the commercial capital of India?

Answer: Bomaim

Answer: Galajunkja

Answer: Mumbai

Answer: Kakamuchee

Answer: Greater Bombay

Answer: Bombay, Maharashtra

Answer: Mumbay

Answer: Mumbai, India

Answer: Bombay (India)

Answer: Mumbaii

Answer: Mumbaī

Answer: Mumbaai

Answer: Mumbia

Answer: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Answer: Mubai

Answer: Mumbai, Maharastra

Answer: मुंबई

Answer: Bombay also known as mumbai

Answer: Greater Mumbai

Answer: Eastindians

Answer: Crime in Mumbai

Answer: Mumbai, MH

Answer: Bon Bahia

Answer: Bombei

Answer: Mumbai City

Answer: Bombay india

Answer: Bom Bahia

Answer: Mumbai (Images)

Answer: Bombay, India

Answer: Bomaím

Answer: Bombai

Answer: Demographics of Mumbai

Answer: Rajhans Balvatika

Answer: Mumbai (Bombay)

Answer: Bombay City

Answer: Mombai

Answer: Bombay

Answer: Bombay, MH


Question: "In which "" Star Wars"" episode does Anakin Skywalker transform into the black-suited Darth Vader?"

Answer: Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars Episode 3

Answer: Star Wars Episode III

Answer: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith

Answer: The Creeping Fear

Answer: Star Wars Line

Answer: Do Not Want

Answer: Duel in the Senate

Answer: Star Wars Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Mustafar

Answer: Star Wars - Episode III

Answer: Duel on Coruscant

Answer: Revenge of the sith

Answer: Trade Federation capital ship

Answer: Battle of Kashyyyk

Answer: Star Wars III: The Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Backstroke of the West

Answer: Star Wars Episode III: The Creeping Fear

Answer: Hip-Hop Yoda

Answer: SWE3 (Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith)

Answer: Star Wars: Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of The Sith

Answer: Star Wars, Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars III

Answer: Battle of Mygeeto

Answer: Duel in the senate

Answer: Episode II: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Obi-Wan Kenobi vs. Anakin Skywalker

Answer: Revenge Of The Sith

Answer: STAR WARS EPISODE 3

Answer: Star War - The third gathers - Backstroke of the West

Answer: Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: The Backstroke of the West

Answer: Star wars 3

Answer: Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: STAR WARS III: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Do not want

Answer: Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: DO NOT WANT

Answer: Star Wars Episode III Plot

Answer: Anakins betrayal

Answer: Star War — The third gathers — Backstroke of the West

Answer: Revenge of The Sith

Answer: Duel on Mustafar

Answer: Zett Jukassa

Answer: Star wars: episode 3

Answer: Anakin's Betrayal

Answer: Star wars episode iii

Answer: Star wars III

Answer: Star Wars 3

Answer: RotS

Answer: Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Answer: Star Wars: Episode III

Answer: Revenge of the Sith trivia

Answer: Star Wars Episode III: REvenge of the Sith

Answer: SW3 (Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith)

Answer: Mission to Mustafar

Answer: Backstroke of the west


Question: To prove his theories of the diaspora of South American peoples, who sailed in a balsa raft called Kon Tiki across the Pacific Ocean in 1947?

Answer: Ra I

Answer: Thore Hejredal

Answer: Thor Heyer-dahl

Answer: Thor Heyerdal

Answer: Heyerdahl, Thor

Answer: Thor Heyerdahl

Answer: Thor Heyedahl

Answer: Thor Heyerdahl Research Centre

Answer: Tigris (boat)

Answer: Ra II


Question: "Complete the title of this James Bond film: ""From Russia With ... """

Answer: Idealized love

Answer: Loveliest

Answer: Love

Answer: Loves

Answer: Prem (Hinduism)

Answer: Sacrificial love

Answer: True Love (The feeling)

Answer: Chemistry of love

Answer: Lovable

Answer: Idealised love

Answer: Love interest

Answer: Loving relationship

Answer: Latin words for love

Answer: Lovingly

Answer: 愛

Answer: Loveworthy

Answer: Lovelier


Question: Who was crowned MotoGP World Champion after he finished third in the Malaysian Grand Prix on 10 October 2010?

Answer: Jorge Lorenzo Guerrero

Answer: Jorge Lorenzo


Question: What would you expect if you asked for Focaccia in an Italian restaurant?

Answer: Somun

Answer: Crust of bread

Answer: Leavened bread

Answer: Scali

Answer: Pão

Answer: Round bread

Answer: Loaves

Answer: Bread round

Answer: Crust of Bread

Answer: Batch bread

Answer: Double roti

Answer: Bread crust

Answer: Bread making

Answer: Breadmaking

Answer: Ammunition bread

Answer: Bread

Answer: Crusty bread

Answer: Bread Making

Answer: Breads

Answer: Raw Toast

Answer: Soft-tack

Answer: Milk Loaf

Answer: Round of bread

Answer: Crust (bread)

Answer: Heel (bread)


Question: What country lies to north of the Republic of Chad?

Answer: Republic of Libya

Answer: LIBYA

Answer: The State of Libya

Answer: ليبيا

Answer: Al-Jamahiriya al-%60Arabiyah al-Libiyah ash-Sha%60biyah al-Ishtirakiyah al-Uzma

Answer: Free Libya

Answer: Libiya

Answer: LBY

Answer: Libyan Republic

Answer: Free Democratic Libya

Answer: Islamic Republic of Libya

Answer: Libya (National Transitional Council)

Answer: Libya

Answer: ⵍⵉⴱⵢⴰ

Answer: Lybya

Answer: Largest cities in Libya

Answer: Lībiyā

Answer: Etymology of Libya

Answer: ISO 3166-1:LY

Answer: Libyan Republic (2011)

Answer: Libiyah

Answer: State of Libya


Question: The waters of the Gulf of Mexico flow to meet the Atlantic Ocean through what?

Answer: Strait of Florida

Answer: Florida Straits

Answer: Strait of florida

Answer: Straights of Florida

Answer: Florida Strait

Answer: Florida Straights

Answer: Straits of Florida

Answer: Straits of florida


Question: "Which police station is at the centre of the long-running UK TV series ""The Bill""?"

Answer: Sun Hill (disambiguation)

Answer: Sun hill

Answer: Sun Hill


Question: A tropical plant that grows several feet high, with a large fleshy root that contains an acrid milk juice, poisonous in its natural form, produces from the juice, extracted under pressure and purified, a staple foodstuff called what?

Answer: Casave

Answer: Tapoica

Answer: Tapioca recipes

Answer: Cassava bread

Answer: Tapioca

Answer: Budare

Answer: Pearl tapioca

Answer: Tapioca pearls

Answer: Goma de mandioca

Answer: Tapiaco

Answer: Tapioca flour

Answer: Casabe


Question: Which TV detective lived in a static caravan?

Answer: Rockford

Answer: Rockford (disambiguation)


Question: What shape are honeycomb cells?

Answer: Equilateral hexagon

Answer: Truncated triangle

Answer: Sexagon

Answer: Regular hexagon

Answer: 6-gon

Answer: Hexagone

Answer: Hexagons

Answer: Hexagonal figure

Answer: Hexagonal

Answer: Hexgon

Answer: Triambus

Answer: Hexagon


Question: "After stints backing Little Richard and the Isley Brothers, who was discovered leading ""Jimmy James and the Blue Flames"" at the Caf Wha? in New York and taken to London on 26 September 1966 to make hit records?"

Answer: Hendrix

Answer: Lithofayne Pridgeon

Answer: Jimi hendrix

Answer: Early life of jimi hendrix

Answer: Villanova Junction

Answer: James Marshall Hendrix

Answer: Jimmi Hendrix

Answer: Jimy Hendrix

Answer: Johnny Allen Hendrix

Answer: Jimmy hendrix

Answer: Jimmy Hendricks

Answer: Gypsy Sun and Rainbows

Answer: Jimmy Hendrix

Answer: Electric Church

Answer: Janie Hendrix

Answer: Early life of Jimi Hendrix

Answer: Heaven Research

Answer: Jim Hendrix

Answer: Al Hendrix

Answer: Gypsy Suns and Rainbows

Answer: James Hendrix

Answer: Jimi Hendrix


Question: Which Earl of Essex, after being sent to Ireland as Governor-General in 1599, being briefly imprisoned and leading a rebellion against Queen Eliabeth I, was executed in 1601?

Answer: Robert Devereux

Answer: Robert Devereux Essex

Answer: Robert Devereux (disambiguation)


Question: What novel was published by Bob Dylan in 1971?

Answer: Tarantel

Answer: Theraphosidae

Answer: Tarantulas

Answer: Tarantula spider

Answer: Taranchula

Answer: Tarantula

Answer: Theraphosid


Question: Part of a great lake many millions of years ago, re-formed by seismic activity, and functioning as a cradle of human activity for at least 1.9 m years, Oldupai Gorge in the Tanzanian part of the Great Rift is named after what?

Answer: A sisal plant which grows in the gorge


Question: What is found in a thesaurus?

Answer: Synonyms and antonyms of words


Question: Dragon boat racing, as part of a complex of ceremonies, is thought to have originated where?

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: What is the name of a device, consisting essentially of two wires of different metals, whereby heat energy may be changed to electrical energy?

Answer: Thermocouples

Answer: Pilot Generator

Answer: Cold junction compensation

Answer: Type k thermocouple

Answer: Thermocouple

Answer: Thermopair

Answer: Hot junction (thermocouple)

Answer: Thermal couple

Answer: Thermocouples applied

Answer: Hot junction

Answer: Cold junction (thermocouple)

Answer: Thermal junction

Answer: Type K thermocouple

Answer: Thermel

Answer: Heat thermocouple

Answer: Thermal Couple

Answer: Thermoelectric thermometer

Answer: Thermo electric thermometer

Answer: Pilot generator


Question: During the 1924 Olympic Games relations between the teams representing Italy and France in fencing boiled over into a duel between two of their ancillary personnel, over what?

Answer: A scoring controversy


Question: "Which Bob Dylan song begins ""You got a lotta nerveTo say you are my friend. When I was down, You just stood there grinning""?"

Answer: Positively Fourth Street

Answer: Positively 4th Street


Question: If two lemons are added to two apples what, in mathematical terms, is the result?

Answer: Four pieces of fruit


Question: "In Australia, what is known as a ""Laughing Jackass""?"

Answer: Dacelo novaeguinea

Answer: Kookaburra

Answer: Kookabura

Answer: Dacelo

Answer: Kookaburras


Question: "Which British singer, born Sandra Ann Goodrich, was known as ""the barefoot pop princess of the 1960s""?"

Answer: Just A Disillusion

Answer: Just a Disillusion

Answer: Tonight in Tokyo

Answer: Tonight In Tokyo

Answer: Today (Chris Andrews song)

Answer: Run (Sandie Shaw song)

Answer: Tomorrow (Sandie Shaw song)

Answer: Sandie Shaw

Answer: Don't Run Away (Sandie Shaw song)

Answer: I Don't Need Anything

Answer: I'll Stop at Nothing

Answer: How Can You Tell

Answer: As Long as You're Happy Baby

Answer: Sandi Shaw

Answer: Nothing Comes Easy (song)

Answer: I'll Stop At Nothing

Answer: Sandra Goodrich

Answer: Today (Sandie Shaw song)

Answer: As Long As You're Happy Baby

Answer: Show Me (Sandie Shaw song)


Question: In Central and South America it is possible to find several rivers named Colorado, in Costa Rica, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina; where is the source of the Colorado River in Argentina?

Answer: The Andes

Answer: Northern Andes

Answer: Andean mountains

Answer: Andean

Answer: Geology of the Andes

Answer: Andean orogeny

Answer: Andes Range

Answer: South american andes

Answer: Andean highland

Answer: High Andes

Answer: Andes

Answer: Andes mountains

Answer: The Andes Mountains

Answer: Andes Mountain

Answer: The andes

Answer: Andes range

Answer: Andes Mountains

Answer: South American Andes

Answer: The Andes Mountain

Answer: Andes of Peru

Answer: Andean Mountain System


Question: What is the official language of the People's Republic of Bangladesh?

Answer: Bengaltsy

Answer: Bengali (disambiguation)

Answer: Bengalee

Answer: Bengali

Answer: Bengalese


Question: What word is traditionally applied to clothes and linen collected by a woman before her marriage?

Answer: Trousseau

Answer: Wedding trousseau

Answer: Trousseau (disambiguation)


Question: What was the name of the 1976 film that told the story of Woody Guthrie?

Answer: Bound For Glory

Answer: Bound for Glory

Answer: Bound for Glory (disambiguation)


Question: "Which is the Muppet character who appeared in ""The Muppet Show"" from the third season and in a number of Muppet films, who throws fish which return to him and plays a fish organ (a line of fish that, when squeezed, each gargle a different note)?"

Answer: Robin (Muppet)

Answer: The Muppet Newsman

Answer: Beautiful Day Monster

Answer: Clifford muppet

Answer: Bubba the Rat

Answer: Uncle Deadly (Muppet)

Answer: Ma Bear

Answer: Thog (Muppet)

Answer: Randy Pig

Answer: The Frackles

Answer: Emily Bear (Muppet)

Answer: George the Janitor

Answer: '80s Robot

Answer: Andy and Randy Pig

Answer: Steel Rabbit

Answer: Camilla the Chicken

Answer: Marvin Suggs

Answer: List of Muppets

Answer: Crazy Harry

Answer: Constantine the Frog

Answer: George the janitor

Answer: Clifford (muppet)

Answer: Mr. Poodlepants

Answer: Johnny Fiama

Answer: Yolanda the Rat

Answer: Bobo the bear

Answer: Robin The Frog

Answer: Lew Zealand

Answer: Sweetums

Answer: Camilla the chicken

Answer: Anything Muppets

Answer: Camilla (muppet)

Answer: Dr Julius Strangepork

Answer: Bean Bunny

Answer: Whatnot (Muppet)

Answer: Baskerville the Hound

Answer: Mildred Huxtetter

Answer: Dr. Julius Strangepork

Answer: Pops (Muppet)

Answer: Bobo the Bear

Answer: Link Hogthrob

Answer: Robin the Frog

Answer: Lou Zealand

Answer: The Elvises

Answer: Clifford (Muppet)

Answer: Bubba the rat

Answer: Camilla (Muppet)

Answer: Whatnot Muppet

Answer: Sal Minella

Answer: Andy and randy pig

Answer: Andy Pig

Answer: Beauregard (Muppet)

Answer: Waldo C. Graphic

Answer: Anything Muppet

Answer: List of The Muppet Show Muppets


Question: "The name of which animal means ""man of the forest""?"

Answer: Pongini

Answer: Orangutan

Answer: Red apes

Answer: Oran utan

Answer: Orangotan

Answer: Pongo (genus)

Answer: Orang-utan

Answer: Red ape

Answer: Oranghutan

Answer: Orangoutan

Answer: Pongoid

Answer: Orangutans

Answer: Orang Utans

Answer: Orangutang

Answer: Orang Utang

Answer: Urangutang

Answer: Orangatan

Answer: Orang Utan

Answer: Orang Hutan

Answer: Orang-u-tan

Answer: Urangutan

Answer: Orangutangs

Answer: Pongo (orangutan)

Answer: Orang-utang

Answer: Orang utan

Answer: Orangatang

Answer: Orang-outan

Answer: Orangoutang

Answer: Orang-Utan

Answer: Orang utangs

Answer: Orang-Outang


Question: This 1993 film won Oscars, Bafta and Golden Globe Awards despite its sometimes harrowing portrayal of hardships and stress, including the butchering of its heroine's hand; which film was it?

Answer: The Piano (film)

Answer: The Piano


Question: Which two countries have dominated the gold medals in the Bandy World Championship since it was established in Finland in 1957?

Answer: USSR and then Russia


Question: "Which singer/songwriter, who began releasing hit singles in 1958, has had 3 albums (""The Definitive Collection"", ""Waking Up Is Hard to Do"" & ""The Music of My Life"") on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart between 2007 & 2010?"

Answer: Dara Sedaka

Answer: Neil Sedaka

Answer: Sedaka


Question: Where would dimples always be found in a game of golf?

Answer: On the golf balls


Question: According to a short story by Washington Irving (1819), who escaped his nagging wife by wandering into New York's Catskill Mountains, fell asleep, and returned to his village, where he found that 20 years had passed?

Answer: Rip van Winkle

Answer: Rip van winkle

Answer: Rip van Winkel

Answer: Rip Wan Winkle

Answer: Rip Van Winkle

Answer: Rip Van winkle


Question: The online computer game Build With Chrome combines Lego and what?

Answer: Google Places

Answer: Google Maps.

Answer: Google Ride Finder

Answer: Where 2

Answer: Googlemaps

Answer: Gmaps

Answer: Google maps

Answer: Google Maps API

Answer: Maps.google.com

Answer: Where 2 Technologies

Answer: Housingmaps.com

Answer: GoogleMaps

Answer: Google map

Answer: Google Transit

Answer: Ride finder

Answer: Google/Maps

Answer: Housingmaps

Answer: Google Maps

Answer: History of Google Maps

Answer: Google map search

Answer: Google Map

Answer: Where2


Question: The Indus River flows the length of Pakistan and is Pakistan's main source of water for industry and drinking; where does it rise?

Answer: Thibet

Answer: Tuebed

Answer: Tibet

Answer: Greater Tibet

Answer: བོད་

Answer: T'u-po

Answer: Demographics of Tibet

Answer: Name of Tibet

Answer: Tibet mountains

Answer: Tibet (region)


Question: "How many legs does a millipede (""thousand-foot"") have?"

Answer: Between 22 and 750


Question: "One of Australia's oldest and most important industrial disputes and the subject of Henry Lawson's poem ""Freedom on the Wallaby"", in 1891 brought central Queensland to the brink of civil war. What group of people was involved?"

Answer: Shearers


Question: When did Maori arrive in New Zealand?

Answer: late 13th century CE


Question: Who was the first person to be officially designated Prime Minister in Britain?

Answer: Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, 1905


Question: Estonia, New Zealand, Italy and Austria share what?

Answer: They are nuclear free zones


Question: A clapperboard is used in which industry?

Answer: Motion pictures

Answer: Movie

Answer: Motion picture photography

Answer: Moving image

Answer: Filmographer

Answer: Major motion picture

Answer: Films

Answer: FiLm

Answer: Motion Pictures

Answer: Moving picture

Answer: Big screen

Answer: Motion-picture

Answer: Worldwide distribution

Answer: Flickers

Answer: Moviefilm

Answer: Movies

Answer: Recorded motion

Answer: Moveis

Answer: Motion picture

Answer: Movie film

Answer: Moving images

Answer: Big-screen

Answer: Motion Picture

Answer: 7th Art

Answer: Film


Question: The 2013-4 MacRobertson Shield international competition, hosted in New Zealand, was in what sport?

Answer: Croquet mallet

Answer: Lead off striker

Answer: Croquet ball

Answer: Association croquet

Answer: Croquet

Answer: Association Croquet


Question: The main international cricket competitions are Test matches, ODI, and which other?

Answer: T20I

Answer: Twenty20 International

Answer: Twenty20 International cricket

Answer: Twenty20 Internationals

Answer: Twenty 20 International

Answer: T20 International

Answer: Twenty20 international

Answer: International Twenty20


Question: In the culinary world, what word is used for the edible offal of a fowl, typically including the heart, gizzard and liver?

Answer: Giblets

Answer: Giblet


Question: Redfoo and Sky Blu were members of which electronic rock band?

Answer: I AM NOT A WHORE

Answer: Redfoo & SkyBlu

Answer: Redfoo (LMFAO)

Answer: LMFAO (rap group)

Answer: Lmfao band

Answer: Lmfao group

Answer: Party Rock Business

Answer: LMFAO (Group)

Answer: Lmfao

Answer: LMFAO (band)

Answer: LMMFAO

Answer: L.M.F.A.O.

Answer: LMFAO

Answer: Shuffle Bot

Answer: Redfoo & Sky Blu

Answer: With You (LMFAO song)

Answer: LM*AO

Answer: LMFAO (group)


Question: What is the name of a book where photographs or stamps are kept?

Answer: Album

Answer: Opening track

Answer: Album length

Answer: Self titled debut album

Answer: Spanish Studio albums

Answer: Record album

Answer: Self titled studio album

Answer: Album (music)

Answer: Music albums

Answer: Bonus disc

Answer: Bonus Track

Answer: Bonus tracks

Answer: Studioalbum

Answer: Bonus song

Answer: English Studio albums

Answer: Album Chart

Answer: Japanese Bonus Tracks

Answer: Musical album

Answer: Studio albums

Answer: Album (Music)

Answer: Albums

Answer: Proper album

Answer: Self-titled studio album

Answer: Music track

Answer: Album project

Answer: Sophomore Album

Answer: Record track

Answer: Studio album

Answer: Somophore album

Answer: (album)

Answer: Albums (music)

Answer: Self-titled debut album

Answer: Album track

Answer: Studio Album

Answer: Record albums

Answer: Music album

Answer: Bonus songs

Answer: Bonus track


Question: What was the 1908 Tunguska Event?

Answer: A major meteor strike in Siberia


Question: The third part of trilogy of Hobbit movies, released at the end of 2014, is called what?

Answer: The Hobbit: There and Back Again (film)

Answer: The Hobbit 3: The Battle of the Five Armies

Answer: The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies

Answer: The Hobbit: There and Back Again

Answer: The Battle of the Five Armies (film)

Answer: Hobbit 3

Answer: The Hobbit the Battle of the Five Armies

Answer: The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies Movie

Answer: The Hobbit 3

Answer: The Hobbit: The Battle of the 5 Armies

Answer: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

Answer: The Hobbit Part 3

Answer: The Hobbit There and Back Again

Answer: The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies


Question: Nankey Poo, Poo Bah and Pish Tush are characters in which show?

Answer: Katisha

Answer: The Mikado

Answer: The Story of The Mikado

Answer: The Town of Titipu

Answer: Our Great Mikado, virtuous man

Answer: Titipu

Answer: If you want to know who we are

Answer: The Town Of Titipu

Answer: I Am So Proud

Answer: The Story of the Mikado

Answer: The Mikado or, The Town of Titipu

Answer: Lord High Executioner

Answer: The mikado

Answer: Town of Titipu

Answer: A Wand'ring Minstrel I


Question: The cocktail called a Tom Collins consists of lemon or lime juice, sugar, soda water and what else?

Answer: Mothers ruin

Answer: List of gins

Answer: List of gin brands

Answer: London Dry Gin

Answer: GIN

Answer: Gins

Answer: Gin


Question: Who rose from Prime Minister (19221924) to President (19251928), and on 1 September 1928 was crowned King and declared Field Marshal of the Royal Army, proclaiming a constitutional monarchy?

Answer: Mbreti Zog

Answer: Ahmet Zogolli

Answer: King Zogu I

Answer: Ahmed Zog

Answer: Skanderbeg III

Answer: Zog, King of Albania

Answer: Zogu of Albania

Answer: Zog I, King of Albania

Answer: Ahmed Zogu

Answer: Zog I of Albania

Answer: Zogu I

Answer: Zog of the Albanians

Answer: King Zogu

Answer: King Zog I

Answer: Zog I, King of the Albanians

Answer: Ahmed beg Zogu Zog I

Answer: Zog I

Answer: Amet Zogu

Answer: King Zog

Answer: King Zog of Albania

Answer: Ahmed Bey Zogu

Answer: Ahmet Zogu

Answer: Ahmet Bej Zogu

Answer: Zog of Albania

Answer: Ahmet Muhtar Bej Zogolli

Answer: Ahmed Bey Zegu

Answer: Zogu

Answer: King Zog I.

Answer: Ahmet Zog


Question: When did blind black singer/composers Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles lose their sight?

Answer: Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind in childhood

Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind in childhood


Question: Championship dragon boat racing calls for a specialised long boat, a team of paddlers (typically 20), a sweeper to steer and which other of these?

Answer: A drummer and drum


Question: Bjrn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson wrote most of the songs for which pop group?

Answer: Infina AB

Answer: Andersson-Ulvaeus

Answer: Abba

Answer: ABBA

Answer: ABBA (band)

Answer: List of ABBA tribute bands

Answer: Infina

Answer: A.B.A.

Answer: Agnetha Björn Benny Anni-Frid

Answer: A.B.B.A.

Answer: Abba (band)

Answer: Benny and Bjorn

Answer: Invest Finans AB

Answer: ABBA in the United States

Answer: Festfolket


Question: "Where would you expect to find ""dudeln""?"

Answer: Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space

Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space


Question: Marat, Robespierre, Danton are names associated with what event at the end of the 18th century?

Answer: French Revolution of 1789

Answer: French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionary

Answer: 1789 French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionary era

Answer: French revolution

Answer: French Revolutionary

Answer: Révolution Française

Answer: 1789 Revolution

Answer: French Revolutionary period

Answer: Révolution

Answer: French Revolution up to the storming of the Bastille

Answer: French Revolutionaries

Answer: Revolution of France

Answer: Great Revolution

Answer: Révolution française

Answer: Revolutionary France

Answer: French revolutionist

Answer: 1789 revolution

Answer: La Revolution francaise

Answer: Great French Revolution

Answer: French revolutionaries

Answer: French revoultion

Answer: Great revolution

Answer: Revolution in France

Answer: The French Revolution

Answer: Roles of women in the french revolution

Answer: French Rev


Question: What is the name of the hand signalling system used by bookmakers to convey horses' odds?

Answer: Tic-tac

Answer: Tic-Tac

Answer: Tick-tack

Answer: Tic tac man


Question: What is next in the sequence: Lima, Quito, Bogota...?

Answer: Metropolitan District of Caracas

Answer: Caraqueno

Answer: Caracas Metropolitan District

Answer: Caracas

Answer: Santiago de León de Caracas

Answer: Caracas, Venezuela

Answer: Carcas

Answer: Caracas, Venezuala

Answer: Capital of Venezuela

Answer: Carracas

Answer: UN/LOCODE:VECCS

Answer: Santiago de Venezuela

Answer: America/Caracas

Answer: Santiago de Leon de Caracas

Answer: Caraqueño


Question: The winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film 1987, Babette's Feast, was set in, and filmed by, what country?

Answer: Eastern Denmark

Answer: Kingdom of denmark

Answer: Denmarke

Answer: Subdivisions of Denmark

Answer: Kongeriget Danmark

Answer: Mainland Denmark

Answer: Danmoerk

Answer: Denmark proper

Answer: Danimarca

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DK

Answer: Denmark

Answer: Dänemark

Answer: Danska

Answer: Denmarc

Answer: KingdomOfDenmark

Answer: DENMARK

Answer: Kingdom of Denmark

Answer: Denemarke

Answer: Administrative divisions of denmark

Answer: Danish kingdom

Answer: Danemark

Answer: Daenemark

Answer: Media in Denmark

Answer: Danmörk

Answer: DenmarK

Answer: Danmork

Answer: Administrative divisions of Denmark

Answer: Media of Denmark

Answer: Danish Kingdom

Answer: Dinamarca


Question: What colour cat is a Russian Blue?

Answer: Greyer

Answer: Greyishness

Answer: Grayly

Answer: Grayishness

Answer: Grayness

Answer: Neutral color

Answer: Achromatic grey

Answer: Greyishly

Answer: Light Grey

Answer: Greyest

Answer: Achromatic colors

Answer: Gray

Answer: Grey (color)

Answer: Spelling of %22grey%22

Answer: Neutral colors

Answer: Grey

Answer: Dark Gray

Answer: Dark white

Answer: Grayest

Answer: Neutral colours

Answer: Greyly

Answer: Gray (color)

Answer: Grey (colour)

Answer: Achromatic colours

Answer: Spelling of %22gray%22

Answer: Achromatic color

Answer: Greyness

Answer: Light black

Answer: Grayingly

Answer: Greyingly

Answer: Grayishly

Answer: Neutral colour

Answer: Achromatic colour

Answer: Gray (colour)

Answer: 808080


Question: Omar Sharif played the title character in the 1965 film of what 1957 novel by the Russian writer Boris Pasternak?

Answer: Dr. Zhivago

Answer: Dr zhivago

Answer: Yuriatin

Answer: Dr. Yuri Zhivago

Answer: Doctor Zhivago (disambiguation)

Answer: Dr. Zhivago (novel)

Answer: Varykino

Answer: Доктор Живаго

Answer: Yury Andreyevich Zhivago

Answer: Zivago

Answer: Doctor Zhivago

Answer: Yury Zhivago

Answer: Zhivago

Answer: Yuryatin

Answer: Doktor Zhivago

Answer: Dr Zhivago

Answer: Doctor zhivago


Question: What profession was Jean-Paul Marat, noted for his involvement in the French Revolution at the end of the 18th century?

Answer: Broadcast Journalist

Answer: Ace reporter

Answer: Juornalist

Answer: Television Journalist

Answer: Journo

Answer: Newsman

Answer: Journalists

Answer: Reporter

Answer: Newspaper men

Answer: Television journalist

Answer: News paper woman

Answer: Newspaper man

Answer: News reporter

Answer: Newspaper reporter

Answer: Reporters

Answer: Media coverage

Answer: News paper women

Answer: Newswriter

Answer: Press reporter

Answer: News paper man

Answer: Journos

Answer: Newspaperman

Answer: Journalist

Answer: Newsmonger

Answer: Newspaperwomen

Answer: Newspaper journalist

Answer: Newspapermen

Answer: Newspaper women

Answer: Newspaperwoman

Answer: Media reporter

Answer: Political journalists

Answer: Newspaper woman

Answer: News paper men


Question: Where are the Huron Falls?

Answer: Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania

Answer: Ricketts Glen State Park

Answer: Rickett's Glen

Answer: Ricketts Glen


Question: "The US TV series ""Mad Men"" centres around what industry or profession?"

Answer: Pervasive advertising

Answer: Billboard (television)

Answer: Newspaper advertisements

Answer: Commercial marketing

Answer: Advertisements

Answer: The evolution of american advertising

Answer: Contemporary advertising

Answer: Advert

Answer: List of advertising clichés

Answer: Advertize

Answer: Advertizing

Answer: Advertizes

Answer: Newspaper ad

Answer: Commercial advertisement

Answer: Adverting

Answer: Coroporate propaganda

Answer: Advertising cliches

Answer: Advertising media

Answer: Ghost branding

Answer: Promotional documents

Answer: List of Advertising Cliches

Answer: Adverts

Answer: Advertizement

Answer: Insidious adverstising

Answer: List of advertising cliches

Answer: Advertises

Answer: Ethical advertising

Answer: Textual ads

Answer: Advertisement

Answer: Newspaper advertisement

Answer: Advertisment

Answer: Newspaper advertising

Answer: Advertising material

Answer: TYPES OF ADVERTISING

Answer: Adverted

Answer: Advertising

Answer: Commericals

Answer: Ad

Answer: Print ad

Answer: Advertiser

Answer: Advertising materials

Answer: Ghost ad

Answer: Advertizements

Answer: Glossy brochure

Answer: Alternative advertising

Answer: Manufactured demand

Answer: Paid media

Answer: Advertized

Answer: Commercial Message

Answer: Advertised

Answer: Advertisers

Answer: Advertise

Answer: Non traditional advertising

Answer: Capitalist propaganda

Answer: Commercial message


Question: "What is the meaning of the word ""furrow""?"

Answer: Narrow trench


Question: "Which is the preposition in the sentence ""Mary put her dog in the basket""?"

Answer: In (disambiguation)

Answer: I.N.

Answer: IN

Answer: In.

Answer: In

Answer: I.n.

Answer: I N

Answer: IN (disambiguation)


Question: As at early 2015, how many Prime Ministers have served in Australia since 2013?

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Cayenne, after which the spicy condiment is named, is a city in which country?

Answer: Sport in French Guiana

Answer: GUF

Answer: French Guianese

Answer: Subdivisions of French Guiana

Answer: Guyane Departement, French Guiana

Answer: Guyane francaise

Answer: Fr. Guiana

Answer: Region Guyane

Answer: Guianians

Answer: Guyane française

Answer: Guyana Francoise

Answer: Guyana Françoise

Answer: Guyane Creole

Answer: Guianian

Answer: French Guianan

Answer: Guyane Departement

Answer: Région Guyane

Answer: Guianese

Answer: French Guyane

Answer: French Guyana

Answer: Guyane Creoles

Answer: Guyane Département, French Guiana

Answer: Guiana Francesa

Answer: Guyane

Answer: French Guiana

Answer: Overseas Region of Guyane

Answer: Guiane

Answer: French guyana

Answer: Guyane Département

Answer: Administrative divisions of French Guiana

Answer: Guyane Francaise

Answer: French guiana

Answer: Guyanne

Answer: Guyane Française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:GF


Question: Quitline is a system of centres to help people to quit what?

Answer: Tobacco or alcohol


Question: The Bering Sea is named after what or whom?

Answer: Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator in Russian service, the first European to explore it

Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator in Russian service, the first European to explore it


Question: In Scotland, porridge is traditionally made with what?

Answer: Oatp

Answer: Oats

Answer: Avenalin

Answer: Cultivated oat

Answer: Oat

Answer: Avenin

Answer: Oatstraw

Answer: Common oat

Answer: Oat milling

Answer: A. sativa

Answer: Avena sativa

Answer: Oat fiber


Question: Who was the 11th and 12th century ruler of Georgia, celebrated by Georgians as their most successful, leading them out from Turkish domination, reuniting the country, and subsequently being canonised by the Georgian Orthodox Church?

Answer: David IV the Builder

Answer: David II of Georgia

Answer: David IV of Georgia

Answer: David IV

Answer: დავით აღმაშენებელი

Answer: David iv of georgia

Answer: David the Builder


Question: "What is the reference in the title of the film ""Mr. Pip"" (2012)?"

Answer: Great Expectations by Charles Dickens


Question: What dish has romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper?

Answer: Caeser salad

Answer: Aviator salad

Answer: Chicken Caeser Salad

Answer: Cesar salad

Answer: Caesar dressing

Answer: Caeser Salad

Answer: CaesarSalad

Answer: Caesar Salad

Answer: Caesar salad


Question: Yingluck Shinawatra, the last democratically elected Prime Minister of Thailand (in 2011), is nearly related to Thaksin Shinawatra, the first democratically elected leader under Thailand's 1997 constitution; what relation are they?

Answer: Little Brother and Little Sister

Answer: Brother and Sister

Answer: Brother and sister

Answer: Little Sister and Little Brother


Question: Who was the first person from the USA to win the Nobel prize for literature?

Answer: (Harry) Sinclair Lewis

Answer: Harry Sinclair Lewis

Answer: Lewis, (Harry) Sinclair

Answer: Grace Hegger

Answer: Sinclair Lewis


Question: The Salt Flat of Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat, is in which country?

Answer: Bolivia, Plurinational State of

Answer: Name of Bolivia

Answer: Bolivia

Answer: Etymology of Bolivia

Answer: Bolivian Republic

Answer: Republic of Bolivia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BO

Answer: The Plurinational State of Bolivia

Answer: Plan de Todos

Answer: Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia

Answer: Volivia

Answer: Boliva

Answer: Bolívia

Answer: Plurinational State of Bolivia

Answer: Volívia

Answer: República de Bolivia

Answer: Bolivia (Plurinational State of)


Question: "Joss Whedon's 2002 US TV series ""Firefly"" won a 2003 Primetime Emmy Award for what?"

Answer: Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series


Question: A dress worn at President John F Kennedy's birthday party at Madison Square Garden on 19 May 1962 was sold at auction in 1999 for $1.26 million. Who wore it at the party?

Answer: Marilyn monroe

Answer: Marirlyn Monroe

Answer: Norma DiMaggio

Answer: Norma Jean DiMaggio

Answer: Norma Jean Dougherty

Answer: Norma Mortenson

Answer: Marliyn Monroe

Answer: Norma Dougherty

Answer: Marilyn Monroe Miller

Answer: Marylyn Monroe

Answer: Norma Jean Baker Mortenson

Answer: Norma Jeane Baker

Answer: Norma Baker

Answer: Natasha Lytess

Answer: Norma Jean Mortenson

Answer: Norma Jean Baker

Answer: Norma Jeane

Answer: Marilyn Monroe

Answer: Norma Jeane DiMaggio

Answer: Norma Jean Mortensen

Answer: Marilyn Munro

Answer: Merylin Monroe

Answer: Norma Jeane Mortenson

Answer: Marylin Monroe

Answer: Marilyn Monro

Answer: Charles Stanley Gifford

Answer: Norma Jeane Dougherty

Answer: Fifth Helena Drive

Answer: Norma jeane mortenson

Answer: Marilyn Munroe


Question: Where is the homeland of Queen Boudica (also Boudicca or Boadicea), who led a revolt against the Romans in England in the first century CE?

Answer: East Anglia, England

Answer: East Endland

Answer: Flag of East Anglia

Answer: East Anglia (England)

Answer: Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Enterprise Zone

Answer: Ulfcytel's land

Answer: East anglia

Answer: Anglia (kingdom)

Answer: East Anglia

Answer: East Anglian


Question: "Who said it ""Don't Matter"" in 2007?"

Answer: Give It to 'Em

Answer: Take It Down Low

Answer: Operations of Nature

Answer: Operations Of Nature

Answer: Collection (Akon Album)

Answer: Double Jeopardy (album)

Answer: Aliaune Thiam

Answer: Corporate konvicts

Answer: Give It to 'Em (Akon song)

Answer: Give It To 'Em

Answer: Hurt Somebody

Answer: Akon

Answer: Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam

Answer: Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Bongo Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam

Answer: After Life (album)

Answer: Akonic

Answer: Change Comes

Answer: Alliaune %22Akon%22 Thiam

Answer: Aliaune Damala Badara Thiam

Answer: Dirty Work (Akon song)

Answer: Aliaune Badara Akon Thiam


Question: "How many films were made by director Sir Peter Jackson from Tolkien's short book, ""The Hobbit""?"

Answer: 3

Answer: three


Question: Who during the period from 760-814 CE laid the foundations for the French and German nation states?

Answer: Gisela, daughter of Charlemagne

Answer: Regina (concubine)

Answer: Charlemagne

Answer: Karl der große

Answer: Emperor Charlemagne

Answer: Karl der Grosse

Answer: Charlimagne

Answer: Charlemagne to the mughals

Answer: Charlesmagne

Answer: Karl I der Große

Answer: Carlomagno

Answer: Charlegmagne

Answer: Descent from Charlemagne

Answer: Karl I, Holy Roman Emperor

Answer: Carl the Great

Answer: Emperor Charles I

Answer: Charles the Great

Answer: Charlemange, Holy Roman Emperor

Answer: Karolus Magnus

Answer: Charlmagne

Answer: Charlemaine

Answer: Carlo the Great

Answer: Emperor of the West and Frankish king Charles I

Answer: Charles I, Holy Roman Emperor

Answer: Charlemain

Answer: Pater Europae

Answer: Charlamagne

Answer: Carolus I

Answer: Saint Charles the Great

Answer: Gisela, daugher of Charlemagne

Answer: Charles I of France

Answer: December 25, 800 AD

Answer: Carolus Magnus

Answer: Charlemagn

Answer: Frankish king Charles I

Answer: Charlemagne the great

Answer: Karl the Great

Answer: Karl der Große

Answer: Charlemange

Answer: Karl der grosse

Answer: Charlemegne

Answer: Charles I of Aquitaine

Answer: Charles le Magne

Answer: Charlimaine

Answer: Charlamaine


Question: In 1938 Orson Welles, who was 22 at the time, wrote, produced, and narrated a radio play adaptation of what work, the US broadcast of which sparked widespread upheaval and panic?

Answer: The War of the Worlds by H.G.Wells


Question: Since the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) World Tour Masters 1000 was introduced in 1990 until 2015, which former world number 1 holds the record for the most titles, with 27?

Answer: Rafael %22Rafa%22 Nadal Parera

Answer: Rafael Nadal Foundation

Answer: Rafa nadal

Answer: Rafael Nadal Parera

Answer: The King of Clay

Answer: R nadal

Answer: Rafa Nadal

Answer: Rafael Nadal-Parera

Answer: Nadal

Answer: Raphael Nadal

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Answer: Fundación Rafa Nadal

Answer: Rafa Nadal Foundation

Answer: Fundacion Rafa Nadal

Answer: King of Clay


Question: What is the only book written by Emily Bronte?

Answer: Wutherin heights

Answer: Wuthering

Answer: Thrushcross Grange

Answer: Wuthering Heights

Answer: Wuthering heights

Answer: Frances Earnshaw


Question: In 1991 Magic Johnson stunned the sporting world in the USA by what?

Answer: Announcing he had HIV


Question: What was Sweeney Todd's occupation in Stephen Sondheim's work?

Answer: Barbershop (hair)

Answer: Tonsorial

Answer: Barbers

Answer: Tonsor

Answer: Barbershop (business)

Answer: Barbering

Answer: Barber

Answer: Barber store


Question: "What does the US television series ""Elementary"" centre on?"

Answer: Crime detection

Answer: Criminal investigation

Answer: Criminal Investigation


Question: What is a connection between Phillip Hughes (1988-2014), Australian cricketer, and Roy McBridie, (1915 1960), New Zealand cricketer?

Answer: They both died while playing a match, from being struck in the neck by a cricket ball

They both died while playing a match, from being struck in the neck by a cricket ball


Question: What fruit gets its name from its similarity to the locally native word for testicle?

Answer: Avocado pear

Answer: Alligator pear

Answer: Persea gratissima

Answer: Avacado

Answer: Advocado

Answer: Avacada

Answer: Avocado criollo

Answer: Avocado

Answer: Avocado Cultivation in California

Answer: Butter fruit

Answer: Avokado

Answer: Persea americana

Answer: Fuerte avocado

Answer: Avocardo

Answer: Avacado pit

Answer: Avocados

Answer: Avocodo

Answer: Alligator Pear


Question: Where would a dewclaw usually be found?

Answer: High up on the foot of many mammals, birds and reptiles

High up on the foot of many mammals, birds and reptiles


Question: Neil Oliver provides archaeological and social history knowledge for, and fronts, programmes for UK TV in Britain, continental Europe and Australia, called what?

Answer: List of coastal topics

Answer: Coastal feature

Answer: Sea coast

Answer: Coastal formations

Answer: Coastal landform

Answer: Coasts

Answer: Coastland

Answer: Coast

Answer: Coastline

Answer: Coastal

Answer: Pelagic coast

Answer: Coastal ecosystem

Answer: Coastal zone

Answer: Coastal ecosystems

Answer: Seacoast


Question: The first synthetic organic chemical dye, mauveine, was discovered in 1856 as a byproduct of the search for the synthetic form of what?

Answer: Chinin

Answer: Quinine

Answer: Chinine

Answer: Kinine

Answer: Qualaquin

Answer: Coco-Quinine

Answer: Aflukin

Answer: Quinnine

Answer: Quinine powder

Answer: ATC code P01BC01

Answer: Legatrin


Question: The international multi-million dollar prizes set up in 2012 to recognise important recent achievements by scientists in (by 2015) Mathematics, Life Sciences, Fundamental Physics are known as what?

Answer: The Breakthrough Prizes


Question: Which Irish Republican, an Irish volunteer of the Provisional Irish Republican Army, was elected to the UK Parliament while leading the 1981 hunger strike to protest against the removal of Special Category Status?

Answer: Boby Sendz

Answer: Bobby Sands Street

Answer: Robert Gerard Sands

Answer: Roibeard Gearoid O Seachnasaigh

Answer: Bobby sands

Answer: Bobby Sands

Answer: Bobby Sands street

Answer: Back Home in Derry

Answer: Baby Sandez

Answer: Roibeard Gearóid Ó Seachnasaigh

Answer: Back home in derry


Question: The actor John Wayne was known by what nickname?

Answer: The Duke

Answer: Duke (disambiguation)

Answer: Duke (dog)

Answer: The Duke (1999 film)

Answer: Dukes (disambiguation)


Question: What NZ thoroughbred racehorse, foaled in 1925 by the brood mare Marsa and the sire of Phar Lap, was the first horse to win both the Melbourne Cup and Cox Plate in the same year?

Answer: Nightmarch


Question: When this trophy was first offered for award in the 1871-72 season of its sport, how many teams competed and what was the trophy?

Answer: FA Cup, 15 teams


Question: What type of sausage is usually sold in a flat circular coil?

Answer: Cumberland, England

Answer: Cumberland County (historic)

Answer: Cumberland

Answer: Cumberlandshire

Answer: Wythburn

Answer: Cumberland (ward)

Answer: Cumberland (county, England)


Question: Ashton Carter, appointed USA Secretary of Defense in 2015, succeeded whom?

Answer: Senator Hagel

Answer: Chuck hagel

Answer: Chuck Hagel

Answer: Charles Timothy

Answer: Charles Hagel


Question: "BAFTA winning film ""The Theory of Everything"" is adapted from which book?"

Answer: """Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen"" by Jane Wilde Hawking"

"""Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen"" by Jane Wilde Hawking"


Question: Which novelist, born in Bombay in 1865, was awarded the Nobel prize for Literature in 1907?

Answer: Joseph Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kiplingesque

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling rudyard

Answer: Rudy Kipling

Answer: R Kipling

Answer: Kipling

Answer: Kipling, Joseph Rudyard

Answer: Kiplingian

Answer: R. Kipling

Answer: Ruyard Kipling

Answer: Kipling Society

Answer: Bard of Empire

Answer: Rudyard Kipling (author)


Question: Which is the style of music, characterised by staccato offbeat rhythms, and owing much to the influence of mento, jazz, ska and rhythm and blues?

Answer: Reggae

Answer: Rockers Reggae

Answer: Raggae

Answer: Reggae films

Answer: Reggae in cape town

Answer: Reggae (Jamaican)

Answer: Reggae in Cape Town

Answer: Reggea

Answer: Reggae (music)

Answer: Reggae film

Answer: Reggae music

Answer: Reggay

Answer: Regae music


Question: What science does Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's creation, Sherlock Holmes, practise?

Answer: Detection


Question: What is the only sequel to win an Academy Award for Best Picture?

Answer: The Godfather Part 2

Answer: The Godfather: Part II

Answer: Don Francesco Ciccio

Answer: TGP2

Answer: Godfather Part II

Answer: The Godfather Part II

Answer: Godfather Part 2

Answer: The Godfather II

Answer: The Godfather pt 2

Answer: Godfather part ii

Answer: The Godfather Part Two

Answer: The Godfather 2

Answer: Godfather 2

Answer: The godfather part ii

Answer: Godfather pt ii

Answer: Godfather II

Answer: The Godfather, Part II

Answer: Tony Rosato (The Godfather)

Answer: The godfather 2

Answer: Don Ciccio

Answer: THE GODFATHER PART II

Answer: Antonio %22Tony%22 Rosato


Question: Where is Petra, an archaeological site with rock-cut architecture and designated a World Heritage Site 1985, that was built by the Nabataeans as their capital city around 100 BC?

Answer: Jordan (country)

Answer: Al-Urdunn

Answer: أردنّ

Answer: JOrdan

Answer: Urdun

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan

Answer: Urdunn

Answer: The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Answer: Administrative divisions of Jordan

Answer: HKJ

Answer: State of Jordan

Answer: Jordan

Answer: Jordanian Kingdom

Answer: Languages of Jordan

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan

Answer: Jordanie

Answer: Al-Mamlakah al

Answer: Al-'Urdun

Answer: Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:JO

Answer: الأردن

Answer: Kingdom of the Jordan

Answer: Ottoman Jordon

Answer: Al-Urdun

Answer: H.K of Jordan

Answer: Etymology of Jordan

Answer: المملكة الأردنّيّة الهاشميّة

Answer: Kingdom of Jordan


Question: "Who wrote the sons ""I've Got You Under My Skin"" and ""I Get A Kick Out Of You""?"

Answer: Cole Porter

Answer: Cole Albert Porter

Answer: Compositions by Cole Porter

Answer: Cole Albert

Answer: Cole porter

Answer: I Know It's Not Meant for Me


Question: What language did the playwright Henrik Ibsen write his plays in?

Answer: Danish

Answer: Danish (disambiguation)


Question: In sport, what is the next country in the sequence China, Sweden, USA, USA, China, Germany, Canada ...?

Answer: La Republique francaise

Answer: Franciaország

Answer: La Republique française

Answer: Belle France

Answer: FRANCE

Answer: Republique française

Answer: France

Answer: Ranska

Answer: Franciaorszag

Answer: French Republic

Answer: République francaise

Answer: République française

Answer: ISO 3166-1:FR

Answer: Frankreich

Answer: France (country)

Answer: Etymology of France

Answer: FrancE

Answer: La République française

Answer: People of France

Answer: Republic of France

Answer: Fracne

Answer: Le France

Answer: The French Republic

Answer: Republique francaise

Answer: The Republic of France

Answer: La République francaise

Answer: La France

Answer: Rain in France

Answer: Republic of france

Answer: FRance

Answer: Frakkland

Answer: Climate of France

Answer: Franse


Question: Which word would you choose in talking about the right in law to take necessaries, or necessary materials?

Answer: Estover


Question: John F Kennedy suffered from chronic back complaints and what other medical problem?

Answer: Autoimmune adrenalitis

Answer: Addisons Disease

Answer: Morbus addisoni

Answer: Addison's

Answer: Addison's Disease

Answer: Hypoadrenocorticism

Answer: Addisons

Answer: Edison's disesase

Answer: Addison Disease

Answer: Cortisol replacement

Answer: Cutaneous signs due to addison's disease

Answer: Addisonian

Answer: Addison's disease

Answer: Chronic adrenal insufficiency

Answer: Edison disease

Answer: Addison's Disease

Answer: Addison disease

Answer: Addison's disease


Question: What system was added in 1858 to boost communication via the transatlantic telegraph cable between the USA and the UK?

Answer: Marine galvanometer

Answer: Spot galvanometer

Answer: Speaking galvanometer

Answer: Light spot galvanometer

Answer: Mirror galvanometer


Question: Why was the bougainvillea plant given that name?

Answer: The botanist who described it was on a ship commanded by Admiral de Bougainville

The botanist who described it was on a ship commanded by Admiral de Bougainville


Question: First developed from 1531 onwards in Paris, what is Garamond?

Answer: A family of typefaces


Question: Zirconium, hafnium and rutherfordium are elements in the same group in the periodic table of elements, and transition metals; what is the fourth member of this group?

Answer: Titanium ore

Answer: Titanium Processing

Answer: Titanium metallurgy

Answer: Titanium

Answer: Titaniferous

Answer: Titanium sponge

Answer: Titanium jewelry

Answer: Menachite

Answer: Element 22

Answer: Titanium bolts


Question: The Council of Trent in the 16th century was held between believers of what religious faith?

Answer: Nazarethism

Answer: Living for jesus

Answer: Al Masihiyya

Answer: Christian beliefs

Answer: Xty

Answer: Christianry

Answer: Christian Religion

Answer: Jesusry

Answer: Christan

Answer: Doctrine, Christian

Answer: Christian religion

Answer: Christian faith

Answer: Kristendom

Answer: Christianty Impact On Civilization

Answer: Christianty

Answer: Christanity

Answer: Kristanismo

Answer: Kristendommen

Answer: Christainity

Answer: Christ's Faithful

Answer: Belief in Jesus

Answer: Al-Masihiya

Answer: Xtianity

Answer: X'ianity

Answer: Christianity

Answer: Christian-ism

Answer: Belief in jesus

Answer: Al-Masihiyya

Answer: Al Masihiya

Answer: Masihiya

Answer: Christian Beliefs

Answer: Living for Jesus

Answer: Chritianity

Answer: Xianity

Answer: Impact Of Christianity On Civilization

Answer: ChristianIty

Answer: Christian belief

Answer: Hıristiyanlık

Answer: Christian dogma

Answer: Chistianity

Answer: Masihiyya


Question: FIFA (Fdration Internationale de Football Association) was rocked in 2015 by what?

Answer: Large scale indictments and arrests for corruption

Large scale indictments and arrests for corruption


Question: "Under what name did Mrs. Middleton Murray publish works such as ""The Garden Party"", ""The Dove's Nest"" and ""Something Childish""?"

Answer: Katherine Middleton Murry

Answer: Katherine Mansfield

Answer: Kathleen Mansfield Murry

Answer: Kate Mansfield

Answer: Katherine Mansfield Beauchamp

Answer: Kathleen Murry

Answer: Katherine Mansfield Murry

Answer: Kathleen Mansfield Bowden

Answer: Katherine Mansfield Beauchamp Murry

Answer: Katharine Mansfield

Answer: Matilda Berry

Answer: Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp

Answer: Kathleen Beauchamp

Answer: Catherine Mansfield


Question: Who of these musicians was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014?

Answer: Cat stevens

Answer: Yusef Eslam

Answer: Cat Steven

Answer: Stephen Demetre Georgiou

Answer: Steven D. Georgiou

Answer: Kat stevens

Answer: Yusuf islam

Answer: Yusef Islam

Answer: Cat Stephens

Answer: Steven Demetre Georgiou

Answer: Cat stephen

Answer: Cat Stevens

Answer: Steven demetre georgiou

Answer: Stephen Georgiou

Answer: Yusuf (singer)

Answer: Yusaf Islam

Answer: Yousef Islam

Answer: Stevens, Cat

Answer: Yusuf Islam

Answer: Steven Georgiou


Question: The Formosan Black Bear is indigenous to where?

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: In the mid 1990s what major fossil discovery was made in Liaoning, China?

Answer: Well-preserved fossils of feathered dinosaurs

Well-preserved fossils of feathered dinosaurs


Question: The 2014 Man Booker Prize, the first to be open to any full length novel written in the English language and not just to those from the UK Commonwealth, Republic of Ireland or Zimbabwe, was awarded in October to which writer?

Answer: Richard Flanagan, Tasmania, Australia


Question: "What dish derives from the Portuguese dish ""Carne de Vinha d' Alhos"" (pork preserved in red wine or red wine vinegar, chili pepper, and stewed with garlic) which was brought to Goa and evolved into the a dish of meat, usually lamb, with wine and garlic plentiful amounts of spice?"

Answer: Tindaloo

Answer: Vindaloo

Answer: Vindalho

Answer: Chicken vindaloo


Question: What year did the cable television network ESPN made its debut broadcasting and producing sports-related programming 24 hours a day?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-nine

Answer: 1979


Question: A high quality soft warm goat's wool was first made famous in the 14th century in what mountainous region, where the goats were farmed?

Answer: Kashmir, northern India region


Question: "The American film made at the very start of the sound film era, ""All Quiet on the Western Front"" (1930), on the grimness of warfare in WWI was banned in Germany (after a brief run in 1930) not unexpectedly, but also where?"

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: Where did the space probe New Horizons launched by NASA in 2006 aim to investigate?

Answer: Pluto and the Kuiper Belt


Question: "Who published an autobiography entitled ""A Journey"" on 1 September 2010?"

Answer: Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP

Answer: Tony blair

Answer: The Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony blair

Answer: Tonie Blair

Answer: Tony Balir

Answer: Rt. Hon Tony Blair

Answer: Blairian

Answer: Tory Blair

Answer: Tony Blairs

Answer: Anthony C. L. Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Blair

Answer: Tony Blaire

Answer: Tony Blair Sports Foundation

Answer: Antony Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair

Answer: Family of Tony Blair

Answer: Tonyblair

Answer: Tony Blear

Answer: Anthony (Tony) Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's Private life

Answer: Tony Blair PM

Answer: Tony Bliar

Answer: Tony Blaer

Answer: Herr Blair

Answer: President Blair

Answer: Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Tony Blair's private life

Answer: Education, education and education

Answer: Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair

Answer: Toney Blair

Answer: Education, education, education

Answer: Tony Blari

Answer: Blair doctrine

Answer: Tony Blair

Answer: Prime Minister Tony Blair

Answer: Tony Blare


Question: British artist Sir James Thornhill (1675-1734), history painter and sergeant painter to George I and George II, was related by marriage to which other artist?

Answer: Hogarthian

Answer: Giles Grinagain

Answer: Hogarthean

Answer: W. Hogarth

Answer: William Hogarth


Question: The largest ice fields in the southern hemisphere outside Antarctica are located where?

Answer: Patagonia (Argentina and Chile)

Answer: Argentine Patagonia

Answer: Chilean Patagonia

Answer: Argentinian Patagonia

Answer: Patagonia

Answer: Patagonian


Question: What are marram, fescue, and rye?

Answer: Types of grass


Question: John Forsythe was a regular in which TV series, but was never seen?

Answer: Charlies angels

Answer: Charlie's Angels

Answer: Charlies Angels

Answer: Charles %22Charlie%22 Townsend

Answer: Charlie's Angels

Answer: Charlie's Angels (2010 TV series)

Answer: Charlie's angles

Answer: Charlie's Angels (1976 TV series)

Answer: Charley's angels


Question: "Which Glasgow group signed to Creation Records and recorded their debut single, ""All Fall Down"", in 1985?"

Answer: Primal Scream (band)

Answer: Primal Scream

Answer: Primal scream

Answer: The Scream(band)

Answer: PRML SCRM


Question: On 30 September 1399, Henry Bolingbroke, Duke of Lancaster, became better known as whom?

Answer: Henry IV (England)

Answer: Henry Bollinbroke

Answer: Henry IV (of England)

Answer: Henry IV of England

Answer: Henry Bolinbroke

Answer: King Henry IV of England

Answer: Henry of Bolingbroke

Answer: Henry IV, King of England

Answer: Henry Bolingbroke

Answer: Henry IIII of england


Question: What links do Bollywood, Hollywood and Lollywood have?

Answer: Filmed

Answer: Movie making

Answer: Filmmakers

Answer: Film Production Skills

Answer: Film Making

Answer: Development (film)

Answer: Production (filmmaking)

Answer: Film Creation Process

Answer: Shooting (filmmaking)

Answer: Motion-Picture Technology

Answer: Film-makers

Answer: Movie production

Answer: Filmmaker

Answer: Creation of a Movie

Answer: Film and television production manager

Answer: Film-making

Answer: Film maker

Answer: Film-maker

Answer: Movie staff

Answer: Film shoot

Answer: Production cycle

Answer: Moviemaking

Answer: Film and Television Production Manager

Answer: Film Maker

Answer: Cinema production

Answer: Filmaker

Answer: Shooting (film)

Answer: Film production

Answer: Film makers

Answer: Script development

Answer: Film making

Answer: Production (film)

Answer: Filmmaking


Question: What was the first name of the fictional character Gulliver, which was created by Jonathan Swift?

Answer: Lemuel

Answer: Lamuel

Answer: Lemuel (disambiguation)


Question: "Which British composer wrote ""The Dam Busters March""?"

Answer: Eric Coates

Answer: Coates, Eric


Question: In 1483, who was appointed the first grand inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition?

Answer: Torquemada (disambiguation)

Answer: Torquemada


Question: Who was the youngest person to become president of the USA?

Answer: T Ros

Answer: Feddy Roosevelt

Answer: 26th President of the United States

Answer: Trust Buster

Answer: The Cowboy President

Answer: Teddy roosevelt

Answer: Theodore Roosavelt

Answer: President Theodore Roosevelt

Answer: Theodor roosevelt

Answer: Teddy Rose

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt

Answer: Theodore roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt

Answer: Teodoro Roosevelt

Answer: T. Roosevelt Administration

Answer: Teddy Roosvelt

Answer: Teddy Rosevelt

Answer: Roosevelt, Theodore

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy

Answer: T Roosevelt

Answer: Cowboy of the Dakotas

Answer: Teddy Roose

Answer: Theodore Roosevelt


Question: Pistol and Boo, who became internationally famous in 2015, were what?

Answer: Chocolate Yorkshire Terrier

Answer: Scottish broken-haired terrier

Answer: Yorkie Terrier

Answer: Red Yorkshire Terrier

Answer: Biewer Terrier

Answer: Yorkshire terrier

Answer: Biewer

Answer: Red Yorkie

Answer: Yorkshire terrior

Answer: Yorkshire terriers

Answer: Chocolate yorkie

Answer: Yorkshire terrirs

Answer: Yorkshire Terriers

Answer: Yorkshi terrier

Answer: Yorkie Terriers

Answer: Yorkshire Terrier

Answer: Barking scarf

Answer: Brown Yorkie

Answer: Scottish Broken-haired Terrier

Answer: Brown Yorkshire Terrier


Question: Where is the submarine Agulhas Plateau?

Answer: Off the south coast of South Africa


Question: "His achievements as king led to his being dubbed ""the Great""; who was he and where did he rule?"

Answer: Alfred, king of Wessex 871-899 CE (later known as king of the English)

Alfred, king of Wessex 871-899 CE (later known as king of the English)


Question: """Meditations on Song of Songs"", 1567, is the work of which Spanish author?"

Answer: Teresa of vila


Question: "The song ""Sit down, you're rockin' the boat"" is from which musical?"

Answer: Arvide Abernathy

Answer: Guys And Dolls

Answer: Fugue for Tinhorns

Answer: Guys & Dolls

Answer: Nathan Detroit

Answer: Guys and Dolls

Answer: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Answer: Sky Masterson


Question: "Ravel's ""Bolero"", pop music riffs and (often) suspense music in film soundtracks are examples of what?"

Answer: Riff driven

Answer: Guitar riff

Answer: Vamp (Entertainment)

Answer: Vamp (music)

Answer: Riff-driven

Answer: Ostinati

Answer: Ground bass

Answer: Riff-Driven songs

Answer: Ostinato

Answer: Ground (music)

Answer: Basso ostinato

Answer: Basso obstinate

Answer: Riffs

Answer: Ostinado

Answer: Lehara

Answer: Riff

Answer: Ground music

Answer: List Of Riff-Driven Songs

Answer: Riffing

Answer: Riff (music)

Answer: Riff-driven song

Answer: Vamp (entertainment)

Answer: Obstinate bass


Question: "Damon Runyon's two stories ""The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown"" and ""Blood Pressure"" were the basis for which musical?"

Answer: Arvide Abernathy

Answer: Guys And Dolls

Answer: Fugue for Tinhorns

Answer: Guys & Dolls

Answer: Nathan Detroit

Answer: Guys and Dolls

Answer: Guys and Dolls (musical)

Answer: Sky Masterson


Question: Italian Dr Mattheo Thun, whose work can involve bottles and cutlery among other things is best described as what?

Answer: Architect and designer


Question: What does a phlebotomist usually deal with?

Answer: Taking blood


Question: Who or what is nikkei?

Answer: Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still live overseas

Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still live overseas


Question: What is a common feature of komodo dragons, aphids, and whiptail lizards?

Answer: The ability to reproduce asexually


Question: James A Michener wrote the stories upon which musical was based?

Answer: South Pacific (disambiguation)

Answer: South pacific

Answer: South Pacific (film)

Answer: The South Pacific

Answer: South Pacific


Question: What was the main character trait of the Dickens character Mr Micawber?

Answer: Optimalist

Answer: Positive thought

Answer: Strong optimism

Answer: Optomism

Answer: Philosophical optimism

Answer: Positive thinking

Answer: Panglossian

Answer: Optimism

Answer: Overoptimism

Answer: Optimistic philosophy

Answer: Panglossianism

Answer: Optimalism

Answer: Optimistic


Question: Where were the Devil's Dykes situated?

Answer: Between Hungary, Serbia and Romania


Question: Where are the headquarters of the World Backgammon Association, founded in 2001?

Answer: Health in Malta

Answer: Malta (Country)

Answer: Sport in Malta

Answer: Republic of Malta, G. C.

Answer: Malta GC

Answer: Architecture of Malta

Answer: Repubblika ta'Malta

Answer: Maltese islands

Answer: Malta

Answer: List of islands of Malta

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MT

Answer: Islands of Malta, Malta

Answer: Malta, G. C.

Answer: Repubblika ta' Malta

Answer: Republic of Malta

Answer: Etymology of Malta

Answer: Maltese Islands

Answer: Maltese archipelago

Answer: Name of Malta

Answer: The Souvereign Military Order of Malta


Question: Who, at the beginning of 2016, holds the record for most number of weeks in golfing's World Top 10?

Answer: Eldrick Tont Woods

Answer: TigerWoods.com

Answer: Tiger woods

Answer: Al Ruwaya

Answer: Cablinasian

Answer: Tiger Woods Mistress

Answer: Cheetah Woods

Answer: Eldrick T. %22Tiger%22 Woods

Answer: Jamie Jungers

Answer: Tigerwoods.com

Answer: Tiger Woods

Answer: Mindy Lawton

Answer: Eldrick Woods

Answer: How I Play Golf

Answer: Tigre Woods

Answer: T woods

Answer: Eldrick

Answer: Woods, Tiger

Answer: Eldrick Tont %22Tiger%22 Woods

Answer: Jaimee Grubbs

Answer: Eldrick %22Tiger%22 Woods

Answer: Cablin Asian

Answer: Tont

Answer: Tiger Wood


Question: What is the name of the bay on the shore of which Rio de Janeiro sits?

Answer: Baía da Guanabara

Answer: Bay of Guanabara

Answer: Guanabara bay

Answer: Baía de Guanabara

Answer: Guanabara Bay


Question: Who created the Book of Kells?

Answer: Monks in British monasteries


Question: "In Ovid's poem ""Metamorphoses"" Pygmalion famously fell in love with Galatea; what was Pygmalion's relationship to her?"

Answer: Her sculptor


Question: "As well as writing ""Les Liaisons Dangereuses"", the torrid depiction of aristocratic sexual and social scheming to humiliate and degrade, for which other of these was the 18th century French novelist, soldier and diplomat Choderlos de Laclos responsible?"

Answer: A speech to a Grand Masonic Lodge supporting the initiation of women

A speech to a Grand Masonic Lodge supporting the initiation of women


Question: What world championship, the fourth to date, was held in Germany in August 2015?

Answer: Handbag throwing