Question: The animated televisionseries 'South Park' is set in the fictional town of 'South Park' in which American state?

Answer: The Colorado River

Answer: Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico)

Answer: Colorado River system (southwest U.S.)

Answer: Colorado River (US)

Answer: Colorado River Basin

Answer: Grand River (Colorado)

Answer: River Colorado

Answer: Río Colorado

Answer: Colorado River Crossing

Answer: History of the Colorado River

Answer: Colorado river

Answer: The Colorado

Answer: Colorado River (United States)

Answer: Colorado River (U. S.)

Answer: Colorado River (U.S.)

Answer: COLORADO

Answer: Colorado River


Question: Which film, released in 2008, and starring Ryan Reynolds and Rachel Weisz, shares its title with an album released by 'Oasis' in 1994?

Answer: Digsy's Dinner

Answer: Columbia (Oasis song)

Answer: Definitely Maybe

Answer: Married with Children (song)

Answer: Sad Song (Oasis song)

Answer: 'DEFINITELY, MAYBE'

Answer: Definitely Maybe (singles box) (EP)

Answer: Definitely Maybe - The DVD

Answer: Definitely maybe

Answer: Definitely Maybe (album)

Answer: Definitely Maybe (singles box)

Answer: Bring It On Down

Answer: Definately Maybe

Answer: Bring It on Down

Answer: Up in the Sky


Question: At which English footballstadium is the UEFA Cup final to be held next month (May 2008)?

Answer: CITY OF MANCHESTER STADIUM or EASTLANDS


Question: Which British Prime Minister who came to office in 1894, took to riding around London in a carriage at night in an attempt to cure his lifelong insomnia?

Answer: EARL OF ROSEBERRY or ARCHIBALD PRIMROSE


Question: William Milbourne Ames was the model for which painting of 1886?

Answer: 'BUBBLES' or 'A CHILD'S WORLD'


Question: Name either of the two European countries that were invited to join NATO earlier this month (April 2008)?

Answer: ALBANIA or CROATIA


Question: Prior to Gordon Brown, who was the last British Prime Minister to represent a Scottish constituency?

Answer: Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: Alex Douglas-Home

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Douglas-home

Answer: Sir Alexander Douglas-Home

Answer: Alec Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: Douglas home

Answer: ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME

Answer: Douglas-Home

Answer: 14th Earl of Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas Home

Answer: Baron Home of The Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel of Coldstream

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Frederick, Sir Douglas-Home

Answer: Douglas Home

Answer: Home, 14th earl of

Answer: Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Alexander Douglas-Home

Answer: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (The Earl of Home)

Answer: Shadow Cabinet of Alec Douglas-Home

Answer: 14th earl of Home

Answer: Alec Douglas Home

Answer: Baillie Vass

Answer: Diana Douglas-Home Wolfe-Murray

Answer: Lord Home of the Hirsel

Answer: Baron Home of the Hirsel


Question: Give any year in the life of the painter Canaletto?

Answer: 1839 - 1906


Question: Which 1993 film starring Tom Cruise, was about a young lawyer who eventually realised that the wealth of the Memphis law firm he worked for emanated from the Mafia?

Answer: Business and industry

Answer: For profit

Answer: Buisness

Answer: Firm (economics)

Answer: Business Owner

Answer: For-profit

Answer: Business and economics

Answer: Fundamental business concepts

Answer: Commercial enterprise

Answer: Career business

Answer: Firm

Answer: BusinessAndEconomics

Answer: Bussiness

Answer: Commercial organization

Answer: Business

Answer: Business science

Answer: Business enterprise

Answer: Business system

Answer: Business systems

Answer: 'THE FIRM'

Answer: Business structure

Answer: BusinessAndIndustry

Answer: Career & business

Answer: National business

Answer: For-Profit Organization

Answer: Business and Industry

Answer: Business & Enterprise

Answer: Businesses


Question: Scone Castle shares its grounds with which racecourse?

Answer: Perth, AU-WA

Answer: Climate of perth

Answer: Perth Australia

Answer: Perth WA

Answer: Climate of Perth

Answer: Perth, wa

Answer: Perth (city, Australia)

Answer: Perth, W.A

Answer: Perth, Australia

Answer: UN/LOCODE:AUPER

Answer: Australia Perth

Answer: Perth, WA

Answer: Perth cultural history

Answer: Perth

Answer: PERTH

Answer: Boorloo

Answer: Perth (Western Australia)

Answer: Perth, West Australia

Answer: Perht

Answer: Perth, Western Australia


Question: In which sport may a 'Mulligan' be awarded?

Answer: Scramble (golf)

Answer: GOLF

Answer: Golf Conditioning

Answer: Men's Golf

Answer: Golf Tournament

Answer: Golf

Answer: Duffed

Answer: Scotch foursomes

Answer: Texas scramble

Answer: Golfing

Answer: Golf tournament

Answer: Golf (Sport)

Answer: Golf technology

Answer: Golfer

Answer: Golf conditioning

Answer: The Development of Golf Technology

Answer: Duffs


Question: Which 2001 film starring Joseph Fiennes and Ed Harris is about two opposing snipers facing each other during the Battle of Stalingrad?

Answer: Enemy at the gates

Answer: Enemy at the Gates

Answer: 'ENEMY AT THE GATES'

Answer: Enemy At The Gates

Answer: Vasily Sarayev


Question: Which actor and producer married Anne Bancroft?

Answer: Mel Brookes

Answer: Melvin James Kaminsky

Answer: Brooksfilms

Answer: Melvin Kaminsky

Answer: Melvyn James Kaminsky

Answer: Mel Brooks

Answer: MEL BROOKS

Answer: Melvyn Kaminsky


Question: Pipistrellus is a genus of which mammal?

Answer: BAT

Answer: BAT (disambiguation)


Question: Which word completes the name of the rock band 'Half Man Half...'?

Answer: Nuclear launch codes

Answer: Gold Codes

Answer: 'BISCUIT'

Answer: The biscuit

Answer: Gold Code

Answer: Nuclear codes


Question: "Which 1968 book by Richard Hooker begins ""When Radar O'Reilly, just out of high school left Ottumwa, Iowa and enlisted in the United States Army...""?"

Answer: M.A.S.H.

Answer: M*A*S*H (disambiguation)

Answer: M•A•S•H

Answer: M.A.S.H

Answer: Mash

Answer: M A S H

Answer: Mash (disambiguation)

Answer: 'M.A.S.H.'

Answer: MASH


Question: Which British daily newspaper is published in the Berliner format?

Answer: Guardian News

Answer: Manchester Guardian

Answer: Guard.

Answer: The Guardian London (UK)

Answer: The Gaurdian

Answer: TheGuardian

Answer: Guardian UK

Answer: GUARDIAN

Answer: The Manchester Guardian and British Volunteer

Answer: The Guardian

Answer: Grauniard

Answer: The grauniad

Answer: Guardian newspaper

Answer: The London Guardian

Answer: EducationGuardian.co.uk

Answer: Grauniad

Answer: The Guardian Weekend

Answer: Theguardian

Answer: Operation Clark County

Answer: Society guardian

Answer: The Guardian (newspaper)

Answer: The Guardian newspaper

Answer: The guardian

Answer: Gruniad

Answer: The Newsroom - Guardian and Observer Archive and Visitor Centre

Answer: MediaGuardian

Answer: The Guardian Unlimited

Answer: Guardian News and Media Ltd.

Answer: Guardian reader

Answer: Media Guardian

Answer: Journalists of The Guardian

Answer: Guardian Books

Answer: Guardian (newspaper)

Answer: The Guardian (United Kingdom)

Answer: London Guardian

Answer: The Guardian Guide

Answer: The Guardian Newspaper

Answer: The Guardian (UK)

Answer: Saturday guardian

Answer: Guarniad

Answer: Guardian (UK)

Answer: EducationGuardian

Answer: Guardian Weekend

Answer: The Grauniad

Answer: The Manchester Guardian

Answer: Guardian Newspaper


Question: Which is the only mammal of the order Proboscidea?

Answer: Elephantinely

Answer: Elephant tusks

Answer: Rogue Elephant

Answer: Elephant

Answer: Elephant hunting

Answer: Elephantineness

Answer: Elephant hunter

Answer: Rogue elephant

Answer: Baby elephants

Answer: Brown elephants

Answer: ELEPHANT

Answer: Elephan

Answer: פיל

Answer: Elephant population

Answer: Elephant evolution

Answer: Elefonts

Answer: Evolution of elephants

Answer: Elephants

Answer: Mating elephants

Answer: Elaphant

Answer: Elephant rage

Answer: Gestation period for elephants

Answer: Elephant tusk

Answer: Sexual behavior of elephants


Question: Who according to the title of a 1992 novel was 'Count Lazzio de Almasy'?

Answer: The English Patient

Answer: The English Patient (novel)

Answer: English Patient

Answer: 'THE ENGLISH PATIENT'


Question: Who composed both 'Merrie England' and 'Tom Jones'?

Answer: Edward German Jones

Answer: Edward German

Answer: SIR EDWARD GERMAN

Answer: Sir Edward German


Question: Which famous British actor is/was married to Anouk Aimee?

Answer: Albert Finney

Answer: ALBERT FINNEY


Question: Who was Prime Minister of China from 1949 to 1976?

Answer: Chao En-Lai

Answer: Chao En Lai

Answer: Zhou En-Lai

Answer: En Lai Chou

Answer: Premier Zhou Enlai

Answer: Enlai Zhou

Answer: Zhou en lai

Answer: Chou En-lai

Answer: Zhou En-lai

Answer: 周恩來

Answer: Chou En Lai

Answer: Chou En Laï

Answer: Jhou Enlai

Answer: Chou En-Lai

Answer: Chou En-Laï

Answer: Zhou Enlai

Answer: 周恩来

Answer: Chou en Lai

Answer: CHOU EN LAI

Answer: Zhou En Lai

Answer: Zhou Enlái

Answer: Premier Zhou

Answer: Chou Enlai

Answer: Chou-en Lai


Question: What, traditionally, would a Cordwainer make?

Answer: Orthopaedic footwear

Answer: Shoe factory

Answer: Insoles

Answer: Shoewear

Answer: Shoe upper

Answer: Character shoe

Answer: Insole

Answer: House Shoes

Answer: Dansneakers

Answer: Upper (shoe)

Answer: Toe box

Answer: Dance shoes

Answer: SHOES

Answer: Orthopedic shoes

Answer: DJ House Shoes

Answer: Outsoles

Answer: Outsole

Answer: Shoe (dance)

Answer: Midsole

Answer: Shoes

Answer: House shoes

Answer: Sole (shoe)

Answer: Orthopedic footwear

Answer: Custom insoles

Answer: Dance shoe

Answer: Vamp (shoe)

Answer: Shoe sole

Answer: Shoe

Answer: House shoe


Question: Who together with Vince Clarke, formed the pop duo 'Yazoo'?

Answer: Alf Moyet

Answer: Alison Moyet

Answer: Alison moyet

Answer: Allison Moyet

Answer: ALISON MOYET


Question: Between 1959 and 1967 which city was the capital of Pakistan (Islamabad was being built)?

Answer: Rāwalpindi, Pakistan

Answer: RawalPindi

Answer: راولپنڈی

Answer: Tench Bhata

Answer: Rawlapindi

Answer: Tench Bhatta

Answer: F.G. Sir Syed Boys Sec. School, Rawalpindi

Answer: Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan

Answer: Rāwalpindi

Answer: Rawlpindini

Answer: Rawal-Pindi

Answer: Rawalpindi

Answer: RAWALPINDI

Answer: Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Answer: Rawal Pindee

Answer: Rawalpindi, Punjab

Answer: Rawal Pindi

Answer: 'Pindi


Question: In a car, what can be an 'SU', a 'Weber', or a 'Zenith'?

Answer: Four barrel carburetor

Answer: Carburetters

Answer: Heated-surface carburetor

Answer: CARBURETTOR

Answer: Carburator

Answer: Gasoline carburettor

Answer: Fuel vapors

Answer: Carburetors

Answer: Variable venturi carburetor

Answer: Carburretor

Answer: Carbie

Answer: Diaphragm carburetor

Answer: Carburetor

Answer: Carburettors

Answer: Carburators

Answer: Mixture control

Answer: Vaporizer (internal combustion engine)

Answer: Surface carburetor

Answer: Carbureted

Answer: Carburettor

Answer: Carburation

Answer: Carbereuter

Answer: Carburetter

Answer: Carburated

Answer: Carburetion

Answer: Carberator

Answer: Dual quads

Answer: Carborator


Question: What was the middle name of the character 'Albert Steptoe' from the t.v. series 'Steptoe and Son'?

Answer: Ladysmith

Answer: Ladysmith (disambiguation)

Answer: 'LADYSMITH'


Question: The Liberal Democrats' 2011 Party Conference was held in which city?

Answer: County Borough of Birmingham

Answer: Birmingham overspill

Answer: Metropolitan Borough of Birmingham

Answer: B'Ham

Answer: Great Barr Primary School

Answer: City of Birmingham

Answer: City of a thousand and one trades

Answer: BIRMINGHAM

Answer: Birmingham, UK

Answer: Birminghamian

Answer: Birmingham (borough)

Answer: City of a thousand trades

Answer: Nelson Mandela Primary School

Answer: Crime and policing in Birmingham

Answer: Birmingham, United Kingdom

Answer: The weather in Birmingham

Answer: Bournville Junior School

Answer: Birmingham Corporation

Answer: Birmingham Heritage Festival

Answer: Bimringham

Answer: B'ham

Answer: Birmingham artistic figures

Answer: City of birmingham

Answer: Beormingham

Answer: Birmingham

Answer: Birmingham, West Midlands

Answer: England Birmingham

Answer: Birmingham, England

Answer: UN/LOCODE:GBBHM


Question: Which 19th century British novelist, who worked as a Surveyor for the Post Office, was reputedly instrumental in the introduction of the pillar box in 1852?

Answer: A Trollope

Answer: Anthony Trollope

Answer: ANTHONY TROLLOPE

Answer: Anthony Trollop

Answer: One of the Firm

Answer: Trollopean


Question: The 'Yid Army' are/were a gang of football hooligans who supported which London club?

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F. C.

Answer: Spurs manager

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Foundation

Answer: Tottenham Hostpur

Answer: Tottenham FC

Answer: The lilywhites

Answer: Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F C

Answer: Hotspurs

Answer: COYS

Answer: Hotspur (disambiguation)

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C

Answer: THFC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Answer: Hotspur

Answer: TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur FC

Answer: Tottenham Hotspur

Answer: Thfc

Answer: Tottenham Hotspurs FC

Answer: Audere est facere

Answer: FC Tottenham

Answer: Spurs FC

Answer: Yid Army


Question: Which of the 'Spice Girls' advertised 'Milky Way' ob t.v.?

Answer: EMMA BUNTON (Baby Spice)


Question: Which language - originally a form of Anglo-Chinese jargon was used by traders and businessmen on the China coast?

Answer: PIDGIN ENGLISH

Answer: English based pidgins

Answer: Pigin English

Answer: List of English-based pidgins

Answer: English-based pidgin

Answer: Pidgin English

Answer: English pidgin


Question: Who was hanged in 1962 for the murder of Michael Gregson?

Answer: A6 murder case

Answer: Valerie J. Storie

Answer: Valerie Storie

Answer: A6 murder

Answer: Murder of Michael Gregsten

Answer: The A6 Murder

Answer: JAMES HANRATTY

Answer: Peter Alphon

Answer: Michael J. Gregsten

Answer: James Hanratty

Answer: Michael Gregsten


Question: 2004 is the 300th anniversary of Britain's first victory on European soil since Agincourt when Marlborough defeated the French in which battle?

Answer: Nixon (cocktail)

Answer: Lorraine (cocktail)

Answer: Savoy Corpse Reviver

Answer: Wolfram Cocktail

Answer: Wolfram (cocktail)

Answer: Golden Doublet

Answer: Moonwalk (cocktail)

Answer: The Blenheim

Answer: Kensington Court Special

Answer: Royal Arrival

Answer: BLENHEIM

Answer: Powerscourt cocktail

Answer: Moonwalk cocktail

Answer: Joe Gilmore

Answer: Churchill (cocktail)

Answer: Joe gilmore

Answer: My Fair Lady Cocktail

Answer: Link Up

Answer: Savoy Affair

Answer: Common Market (cocktail)

Answer: Missouri Mule


Question: In what US state is Mount Rushmore?

Answer: South dakota

Answer: South Dakota, United States

Answer: Fortieth State

Answer: South Dakota (State)

Answer: SOUTH DAKOTA

Answer: Mount Rushmore State

Answer: The Mount Rushmore State

Answer: 40th State

Answer: South Dakota (state)

Answer: SoDak

Answer: US-SD

Answer: South Dacota

Answer: Education in South Dakota

Answer: Sports in South Dakota

Answer: Nicknames of south dakota

Answer: South Dakota

Answer: South Dakota (U.S. state)

Answer: Sodak

Answer: Economy of South Dakota

Answer: Politics of South Dakota

Answer: Mt. Rushmore state

Answer: Religion in South Dakota

Answer: South Dakotan

Answer: State of South Dakota


Question: In which capital city are the Tivoli gardens?

Answer: København, Denmark

Answer: K-Town, Copenhagen

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DKCPH

Answer: Copenhagen, Denmark

Answer: Koepenhamn

Answer: K-Town Hardcore

Answer: Capital of Denmark

Answer: Ktown Hardcore

Answer: Copenhague

Answer: Kaupmannahöfn

Answer: Kaupmannahofn

Answer: Kopenhamn

Answer: Koebenhavn

Answer: K Town Hardcore

Answer: Köpenhamn

Answer: COPENHAGEN

Answer: Kopenhagen

Answer: København

Answer: Hafnia (Latin)

Answer: Kjøbenhavn

Answer: K Town punk

Answer: Kobenhavn

Answer: Copenhagen (Denmark)

Answer: K-Town punk

Answer: Copenhagen

Answer: DKCPH


Question: In which Children's book does the character Wilbur the Pig appear?

Answer: Charlotte A. Cavatica

Answer: Charlette's web

Answer: Charlottes Web

Answer: Charlotte (Charlotte's Web)

Answer: Templeton the rat

Answer: Some Pig

Answer: Charlotte's Web

Answer: Homer Zuckerman

Answer: Charlotte's Web

Answer: Charlettes Web

Answer: Templeton the Rat

Answer: Wilbur (Charlotte's Web)

Answer: Charlotte's web


Question: The Kalahari Desert lies chiefly in which country?

Answer: Country BWA

Answer: Lefatshe la Botswana

Answer: Administrative divisions of Botswana

Answer: Republic of Botswana

Answer: Botsuana

Answer: Botswanan

Answer: Khama's Country

Answer: Botswana

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BW


Question: In which county is Dunstanburgh Castle?

Answer: Northd

Answer: Northumberland

Answer: Northumberland (England)

Answer: County of Northumberland

Answer: Northumberland, England


Question: What was the forename of the composer of the 'Bolero', which featured in the film '10' starring Bo Derek and Dudley Moore?

Answer: Maurice Joseph Ravel

Answer: Ravel, Maurice

Answer: Affaire Ravel

Answer: MAURICE (Ravel)

Answer: Joseph Maurice Ravel

Answer: Joseph-Maurice Ravel

Answer: Maurice Ravel

Answer: Ravel

Answer: Ballets by Maurice Ravel


Question: What connects Ray Reardon, Geoff Capes and Christopher Dean?

Answer: ALL FORMER POLICEMEN


Question: In which London Square will you find the Roosevelt Memorial?

Answer: Eisenhower Platz

Answer: Grosvenor Square

Answer: GROSVENOR SQUARE


Question: Which stretch of water lies between Iceland and Greenland?

Answer: Denmark Strait

Answer: Denmark strait

Answer: DENMARK STRAIT

Answer: Denmark Straits

Answer: Greenland strait

Answer: Strait of Denmark


Question: Which fashion designer wrote the book, 'Men Without Ties'?

Answer: GIANNI VERSACE

Answer: Giani Versaci

Answer: Gianni Versace


Question: "Which Latin legal term means ""You should have the body""?"

Answer: Writ of habeas corpus

Answer: Habeas corpus ad deliberandum et recipiendum

Answer: Hábeas corpus

Answer: Habeas corpus ad respondendum

Answer: Writ of habeus corpus

Answer: HABEUS CORPUS

Answer: 28 U.S.C. SS 2254

Answer: Habeas corpus ad satisfaciendum

Answer: Habeus corpus

Answer: Habeas

Answer: Habeas corpus

Answer: Habeaus corpus

Answer: Criminal Procedure Act 1701

Answer: Habaes Corpus

Answer: Great Writ

Answer: Habeas corpus ad prosequendum

Answer: Habeas corpus ad faciendum et recipiendum

Answer: Writ of Habeas Corpus

Answer: Habeus Corpus

Answer: Habeas relief

Answer: Writ of Habeus Corpus

Answer: Habius corpus

Answer: Habeas corpus ad testificandum

Answer: 28 U.S.C. § 2254

Answer: Habeas corpus ad subjiciendum

Answer: Habeous corpus

Answer: Great writ

Answer: Act for preventing wrongful imprisonment and against undue delays in trials

Answer: Writ Of Habeas Corpus

Answer: Habeas corpus cum causa

Answer: Habeas corpus petition

Answer: The writ of habeas corpus

Answer: Habeas Corpus

Answer: Habeas petition

Answer: Habeous Corpus


Question: Of what is Malocology the scientific study?

Answer: Testaria

Answer: Foot (mollusc)

Answer: Mollusks

Answer: Phylum mollusca

Answer: Molluscoida

Answer: Mollusca

Answer: Mollusc

Answer: Molluska

Answer: Molluscs

Answer: Mollusk venoms

Answer: Mollusk

Answer: MOLLUSCS

Answer: Malacofauna

Answer: Mullusca

Answer: Molluscoidea


Question: RAF Lakenheath is situated in which English county?

Answer: Wyverstone Street

Answer: County of Suffolk

Answer: Suffolk, England

Answer: Yoxford Little Street

Answer: SUFFOLK

Answer: Suffolk


Question: The War of Bavarian Succession was fought between Austria and which other country?

Answer: P:RUSSIA

Answer: PRUSSIA


Question: Who became the first BDO Women's World Darts Champion in 2001, winning her sixth world title in January 2006?

Answer: Catrina Gulliver

Answer: TRINA GULLIVER

Answer: Trina Gulliver


Question: Which group recorded the 1976 album 'Rastaman Vibration'?

Answer: Bob Marley and the Wailers (band)

Answer: Wailing Wailers

Answer: The Wailers (reggae band)

Answer: Bob Marley & the Wailers

Answer: The Wailers (1963−1974 band)

Answer: The Wailers

Answer: Bob Marley & The Wailers

Answer: The Wailers (reggae)

Answer: The Wailing Rudeboys

Answer: Bob Marley and the Wailers

Answer: Wailers

Answer: The Wailers (1963-1974 band)

Answer: Bob Marley and The Whalers

Answer: Bob Marley and The Wailers

Answer: The Wailers (1963–1974 band)

Answer: Wailing Rudeboys

Answer: BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS


Question: What is the general term for heat energy that has been drawnfrom under the ground?

Answer: Geothermic gradient

Answer: GEOTHERMAL

Answer: Geothermy

Answer: Geothermal (geology)

Answer: Geothermal

Answer: Thermogeology

Answer: Geotherm

Answer: Geothermal gradient

Answer: Geothermal gradients


Question: With a 'Beaufort Scale' number of 8, and a wind speed of 39 - 46mph. How is this wind force described?

Answer: Galactose epimerase

Answer: GALE

Answer: UDP galactose epimerase

Answer: EC 5.1.3.2

Answer: UDPgalactose-4-epimerase

Answer: UDP-glucose 4-epimerase


Question: Which battle, the first of the War Of The Roses, took placein 1455 and saw the Yorkists victorious over the Lancastrians?

Answer: ST. ALBAN'S (1st battle of..)


Question: A 'Tope', also known as a 'Stupa', is a domed structure erected as a burial place in which religion?

Answer: Búdachas

Answer: Buddhadharma

Answer: Buddhadhamma

Answer: Buddhism in Asia

Answer: Budddhism

Answer: Buddhist

Answer: Budddhist

Answer: Buddhist Saying

Answer: Buddhism

Answer: Buddha's gospel

Answer: Buddh

Answer: Dhamma-Vinaya

Answer: Bouddhism

Answer: Bhuudis

Answer: Buddhisam

Answer: Budhism

Answer: Budhda birth date controversies

Answer: BuddhIsm

Answer: Buddha birth date controversies

Answer: BuddHism

Answer: Buddhists

Answer: Buhhdism

Answer: Dhamma-vinaya

Answer: Buddhity

Answer: Buddha Dharma

Answer: Buddhasasana

Answer: Budhist

Answer: Bauddhadharma

Answer: The teaching of the Buddha

Answer: Dhammavinaya

Answer: Buddhism religion

Answer: Buddhaity

Answer: Superbuddha

Answer: Budism

Answer: Buddist

Answer: Buddhisem

Answer: Buddism

Answer: BHUDDISM

Answer: Будизъм

Answer: Boudhism

Answer: Bhuddist

Answer: Dhamma Vinaya

Answer: Buddha Dhamma

Answer: Buddhist religious philosophy

Answer: BUDDHISM

Answer: Budddhists

Answer: Bhuddism

Answer: Three levels of suffering


Question: Which hymn, based on Psalm 90, by Isaac Watts to a tune by William Croft, is particularly associated with Rememberance Sunday?

Answer: Our God, Our Help in Ages Past

Answer: 'OH GOD OUR HELP IN AGES PAST'

Answer: O God Our Help In Ages Past

Answer: O God, Our Help in Ages Past

Answer: O God Our Help in Ages Past

Answer: Oh God our help in ages past


Question: In 1337 which English king claimed the throne of France, precipitating the '100 Years War'?

Answer: Edward III of England

Answer: Edward iii of england

Answer: Edward III

Answer: Edward 3

Answer: King Edward III

Answer: King of England III

Answer: Edward III, King of the English

Answer: King Edward III of Windsor

Answer: Edward III of Windsor

Answer: EDWARD III

Answer: King Edward III of England

Answer: Eduard III

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet

Answer: Edward III, King of England

Answer: Edward of Windsor

Answer: Edward iii

Answer: Edward III Plantagenet of Windsor

Answer: Edward III (England)

Answer: Edward the Third


Question: According to the Bible, what was Eve made from?

Answer: ADAM'S RIB

Answer: Adam's rib

Answer: Adam's Rib

Answer: Adam's Rib

Answer: Adams rib


Question: What kind of bird can fly the highest?

Answer: VULTURE (Ruppel'sGriffon Vulture)


Question: 'Whole Lotta Love', 'Yellow Pearl', 'The Wizard', and 'Get Out Of That' have all been theme tunes to which television programme?

Answer: Top of The Pops

Answer: Top of the Pops Saturday

Answer: Top Of The Pops

Answer: Top of the pops

Answer: Top of the Pops (US)

Answer: TOTP

Answer: TOTP (disambiguation)

Answer: Top of the Pops (UK)

Answer: Top of the Pops

Answer: 'TOP OF THE POPS'

Answer: Dave Davani Four


Question: "Correct this quotation from FD Roosevelt.""The only thing we have to fear is the enemy""?"

Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933 presidential inauguration

Answer: 1st inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt

Answer: """The only thing we have to fear is FEAR ITSELF"""

Answer: Only thing we have to fear is fear itself

Answer: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself

Answer: First inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt

"""The only thing we have to fear is FEAR ITSELF"""


Question: In 1942, which town was destroyed by Nazis in reprisal for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrick?

Answer: Liditz

Answer: Licide

Answer: Ledice

Answer: Lidice Massacre

Answer: Lidice

Answer: Massacre at Lidice

Answer: Massacre in Lidice

Answer: Lidice, Czechoslovakia

Answer: LIDICE


Question: Who was the last man to wim the Men's Singles Championship at Wimbledon prior to Roger Federer?

Answer: Leyton Hewitt

Answer: Leyton hewitt

Answer: Lleyton Glynn Hewitt

Answer: LLEYTON HEWITT

Answer: Lleyton

Answer: Lleyton Hewitt

Answer: LleytonHewitt


Question: The A2 connects London to which other town or city?

Answer: Dover RFC

Answer: Docks Of Dover

Answer: Docks of Dover

Answer: The weather in Dover

Answer: Charlton by Dover

Answer: Dover, Kent

Answer: Dover (town, England)

Answer: Dover, England

Answer: DOVER

Answer: Dover


Question: "Which movie of 1980 used the tag-line ""They'll never get caught. They're on a mission from God""?"

Answer: Blues bros

Answer: Jake Blues

Answer: 'THE BLUES BROTHERS'

Answer: Elwood Blues

Answer: Blues brothers

Answer: Blues brothers bar

Answer: Joliet Jake

Answer: %22Joliet%22 Jake Blues

Answer: The Blues Brothers Band

Answer: Blues Brothers

Answer: Blue Brothers

Answer: The Blues Brothers


Question: Who founded the 'Quakers' in the 17th century?

Answer: George Fox

Answer: GEORGE FOX

Answer: Fox, George


Question: The Zodiac sign 'Libra' belongs to which element?

Answer: Air (film)

Answer: AIR Lab

Answer: Air (album)

Answer: Air (song)

Answer: AIR

Answer: A.I.R.

Answer: Air (1970s band)

Answer: Air (band)

Answer: Air (disambiguation)

Answer: Air (computer game)


Question: Which manufacturer produced a motor cycle called the 'Dominator'?

Answer: Nortonz

Answer: Norton

Answer: NORTON

Answer: Norton (disambiguation)


Question: In which novel by Charles Dickens does 'Miss Cornelia Blimber' appear?

Answer: Dombey & Son

Answer: Dombey and son

Answer: Cornelia Blimber

Answer: Floy Dombey

Answer: Dombey And Son

Answer: 'DOMBEY & SON'

Answer: Paul Dombey

Answer: Joe Bagstock

Answer: Dombey and Son

Answer: Mrs Cornelia Blimber

Answer: Jack Bunsby


Question: In which city was Michael Jackson born?

Answer: Gary Indiana

Answer: GARY, Indiana


Question: Which US statesman is on the $100 bill?

Answer: A Tradesman of Philidelphia

Answer: Bin Franklin

Answer: Abigail Afterwit

Answer: The Busybody

Answer: Anthony Afterwit

Answer: Betty Diligent

Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin

Answer: Franklinian

Answer: Friend to the Poor

Answer: Ben Franlkin

Answer: Bejamin franklin

Answer: Alice Addertongue

Answer: Sage of the Constitutional Convention

Answer: Franklinic

Answer: Benjamin franklin

Answer: Those who would give up Essential Liberty

Answer: Ben Franklin

Answer: B franklin

Answer: The Benjamin Franklin Bust

Answer: B. Franklin

Answer: Abigail Twitterfield

Answer: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

Answer: Benjamin (Ben) Franklin

Answer: Ben franklin

Answer: Sidi Mehemet Ibrahim

Answer: B Franklin


Question: Which US state is called 'Old Dominion'?

Answer: The Virginia

Answer: VIRGINIA


Question: What was the difference between a 'Hawker' and a 'Peddler'?

Answer: A HAWKER RIDES: A PEDDLER IS ON FOOT


Question: Who was the President of France at the time of the Falklands War?

Answer: Francois Maurice Adrien Marie Mitterrand

Answer: Mitterand

Answer: Francois Mitterrand

Answer: François Miterrand

Answer: Francois Maurice Mitterrand

Answer: François Mitterand

Answer: President Mitterand

Answer: François Mitterrand

Answer: Miterand

Answer: FRANCOIS MITTERAND

Answer: President Mitterrand

Answer: Mitterrand, François Maurice

Answer: Francois Maurice Marie Mitterrand

Answer: Francios Miterand

Answer: Francois Mitterand

Answer: Observatory Affair

Answer: Francois Miterrand

Answer: François Maurice Mitterrand

Answer: Mitterrand

Answer: Francois miterand

Answer: François Maurice Adrien Marie Mitterrand

Answer: Mitterrand, Francois Maurice

Answer: Mitterrandian


Question: What is the nationality of Manchester City's £27 million striker Edin Dzeko?

Answer: Bosnia-Hercegovnia

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovina state

Answer: Bosnia Hercegovina

Answer: BiH

Answer: БиХ

Answer: Херцеговина

Answer: Bosna i Hercegovina

Answer: Bosnia And Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnie-Herzégovine

Answer: Boznia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia-herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina/Archive1

Answer: Republic of Bosnia

Answer: Herzeg-Bosnia Region

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovinia

Answer: Boznia

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegowina

Answer: Bosniah

Answer: Bosnia and Herzigovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and hercegovina

Answer: State of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia

Answer: Bosnija

Answer: ISO 3166-1:BA

Answer: Bosnie-Herzegovine

Answer: Name of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Answer: Rbih

Answer: Bosnia and herzegovina

Answer: Босна

Answer: Bosnia and Herzgegovina

Answer: Bosnia-Hercegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovena

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegovenia

Answer: Bosnia and Hercegovina

Answer: BOSNIAN

Answer: Република Босна и Херцеговина

Answer: Bosnia & Herzegovina

Answer: Босна и Херцеговина

Answer: Bosnia herzegovina

Answer: Bosnia and Herzegowina

Answer: Bosnia (country)

Answer: Bosnia-Herzegovina

Answer: Etymology of Bosnia and Herzegovina


Question: In the King James Version, which eponymous book of the Old Testament follows 'Esther' and precedes 'Psalms'?

Answer: Vacancy (economics)

Answer: Job change

Answer: Day job

Answer: Job

Answer: JOB

Answer: Job (role)

Answer: Demand for additional workers

Answer: Dayjob

Answer: Job opening

Answer: 'JOB'


Question: Christina Kirchner was elected as the first female President of which South American country, in 2007?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: ARGENTINA

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: Which are the only two colours to appear on the flags of Ukraine and Palau?

Answer: The Yellow & Blue

Answer: The Yellow and Blue

Answer: Yellow and Blue

Answer: Yellow-and-blue

Answer: Yellow & Blue

Answer: YELLOW & BLUE


Question: Which dish, consisting of toast, bacon, poached egg and Hollandaise sauce, is named after a 19th century New York stockbroker?

Answer: Eggs Benedict

Answer: Eggs Blackstone

Answer: EGGS BENEDICT

Answer: Eggs Florentine

Answer: Eggs benedict

Answer: Eggs Benedict XVI

Answer: Seafood benedict


Question: What name is given to the open carts used during the French Revolution to transport the condemned to the guillotine?

Answer: TUMBRELS

Answer: Tumbrel

Answer: Tumbrels

Answer: Tumbril


Question: Who is the United Nations and Arab League envoy to Syria?

Answer: Kofi A Annan

Answer: Nana Maria Annan

Answer: Nina Cronstedt de Groot

Answer: Koffi Annan

Answer: Nana maria annan

Answer: Ama Annan

Answer: Kofi Atta Annan

Answer: Kofi A. Annan

Answer: Nane Annan

Answer: Efua Atta

Answer: Titi Alakija

Answer: Kofi Anan

Answer: Annan, Kofi

Answer: KOFI ANNAN

Answer: Kofi Bo Bofi

Answer: Nane Maria Annan

Answer: Kofi Annan


Question: Which English town was awarded city status in March this year?

Answer: Chelmsford, England

Answer: Chelmsford, United Kingdom

Answer: Chelmsford,Essex

Answer: Chelmsford, Essex, UK

Answer: Beaulieu Park railway station

Answer: Beaulieu Park rail station

Answer: Newlands spring

Answer: Chelmsford, Essex

Answer: Newlands Spring Primary School

Answer: The weather in Chelmsford

Answer: Beaulieu Park train station

Answer: Beaulieu railway station

Answer: Municipal Borough of Chelmsford

Answer: The Bishops' C of E & R C Primary School

Answer: CM3 (postcode)

Answer: Beaulieu rail station

Answer: Beaulieu station

Answer: Meadows Shopping Centre

Answer: CHELMSFORD

Answer: Beaulieu Park station

Answer: Beaulieu train station

Answer: Chelmsford


Question: Two of Peter O'Toole's nominations for Best Actor 'Oscar' were for playing which English king in two different films?

Answer: Henry II

Answer: Henry ii

Answer: Enrico II

Answer: HENRY II

Answer: Enrique II

Answer: Heinrich II

Answer: Henri II

Answer: Hendrik II

Answer: Henry 2

Answer: Henry Ii

Answer: Henry the Second

Answer: Henry II (disambiguation)

Answer: King Henry II


Question: Although both her parents are Australian, in which US state was Nicole Kidman born?

Answer: Haiwii

Answer: The State of Hawaii

Answer: Mokuʻāina o Hawaiʻi

Answer: Mokuʻa-ina o Hawaiʻi

Answer: Demographics of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaiian culture

Answer: Hawai'i Resident

Answer: Economy of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaii, United States

Answer: Haiwaii

Answer: US-HI

Answer: Owhyhee

Answer: Transport in Hawaii

Answer: Hawii

Answer: Hawaii, USA

Answer: 50th State

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Haway

Answer: Hawai%60i

Answer: HAWAII

Answer: Hawaii (U.S. state)

Answer: State of Hawaiʻi

Answer: Hawái

Answer: Languages of Hawaii

Answer: Hawaï

Answer: Demographics of Hawaiʻi

Answer: State of Hawai%60i

Answer: Hawwaii

Answer: Hawai'i

Answer: Moku%60aina o Hawai%60i

Answer: U.S. (HI)

Answer: Hawaií

Answer: The Aloha State

Answer: Hawaii

Answer: Culture of Hawaii

Answer: Geography of Hawaii

Answer: Hawai'i State

Answer: State of Hawaii

Answer: Health in Hawaii

Answer: Religion in Hawaii

Answer: ハワイ

Answer: Hawaiʻi

Answer: Hawaii Resident

Answer: Moku%60a-ina o Hawai%60i

Answer: Howaii

Answer: Fiftieth State

Answer: Hawaii (state)

Answer: Aloha State

Answer: Education in Hawaii

Answer: State of Hawai'i


Question: Which Liverpool player scored two goals in both the semi-final and final of the FA Cup in 1986?

Answer: IAN RUSH

Answer: Ian Rush


Question: How many pieces does each player have at the start of a game of Draughts?

Answer: TWELVE

Answer: 12

Answer: twelve


Question: Whose horse was called Sleipnir?

Answer: Odin (disambiguation)

Answer: ODIN


Question: Which word is missing from this music hall song 'When father papered the ......... You couldn't see pa for paste'?

Answer: PARLOUR

Answer: Parlor

Answer: Parlour


Question: In the 1963 film 'Summer Holiday' the four boys are joined by a girl trio during their journey. Name any of the three actresses in the trio.

Answer: UNA STUBBS, PAMELA HART or JACQUELINE DARYL

UNA STUBBS, PAMELA HART or JACQUELINE DARYL


Question: Which composer was married to Clara Wieck from 1840 until his death in 1856?

Answer: Schumann, Robert Alexander

Answer: Robert Schumann

Answer: Ballets to the music of Robert Schumann

Answer: ROBERT SCHUMANN

Answer: Robert Alexander Schumann


Question: The flag of which extinct European country contained its coat-of-arms (a hammer and compass surrounded by a ring of rye) on the traditional tricolour from 1959 until 1990?

Answer: EAST GERMANY (accept GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)

EAST GERMANY (accept GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)


Question: What is the name of the dog in Jerome K Jerome's 'Three Men in a Boat'?

Answer: Montmorency (disambiguation)

Answer: MONTMORENCY

Answer: Montmorency


Question: Which operatic heroine dies by throwing herself from the Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome?

Answer: TSCA (disambiguation)

Answer: Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976

Answer: TOSCA

Answer: TSCA

Answer: Toxic Substances Control Act


Question: Born on this day in 1962 John Hannah played which detective on TV, the role being taken over after the first series by Ken Stott?

Answer: The Inspector Rebus novels

Answer: Inspector Rebus

Answer: (INSPECTOR) REBUS

Answer: The Inspector Rebus books


Question: Whose horse was called Incitatus?

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus

Answer: Roman Emperor Caligula

Answer: Caligola

Answer: Caius Caesar Germanicus

Answer: Gaius Caesar Augustus Germanicus

Answer: Crisis under Caligula (37–41)

Answer: Coligula

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus Caligula

Answer: Caligulan

Answer: Gaius Caligula

Answer: Gaius (emperor)

Answer: Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus

Answer: Caesar Best and Greatest

Answer: Son of the Camp

Answer: Emperor Gaius Germanicus Caesar

Answer: Calligula

Answer: CALIGULA

Answer: Emperor Caligula

Answer: Gaius Germanicus

Answer: Emperor Gaius

Answer: Gaius Caesar Germanicus

Answer: Crisis under Caligula (37–41 CE)

Answer: Gaius Caesar Caligula

Answer: Caligula


Question: Which saint was known as "The Apostle of the Indies"?

Answer: St Francis Xavier

Answer: St. Xavier's

Answer: Saint François-Xavier

Answer: St Francois-Xavier

Answer: Apostle of the Indies

Answer: Francisco de Xavier

Answer: St.Francis Xavier

Answer: Franz Xaver

Answer: Francesco Saverio

Answer: St. Francis Xavier

Answer: Francisco de Xavier y Jassu

Answer: Saint Francis Xavier

Answer: FXV

Answer: Xavier, Saint Francis

Answer: François Xavier

Answer: St François-Xavier

Answer: San Francisco Xavier

Answer: Exposition of St. Francis Xavier

Answer: Franciszek Ksawery d' Abancourt de Franqueville

Answer: Francisco Javier

Answer: Franz Xavier

Answer: Francisco de Jaso y Azpilicueta

Answer: Francis Xavier


Question: Herisson is the heraldic name of which small animal?

Answer: Domestic Hedgehog

Answer: Hedgepig

Answer: Erinaceinae

Answer: Hedge hog

Answer: Hedge Hog

Answer: Hedgehogs

Answer: Hedgehog


Question: What nationality was Pope Adrian the sixth, the only man from that country to have held the position?

Answer: Dtuch

Answer: Dutc

Answer: Dutch

Answer: Dutch (disambiguation)


Question: Which word can mean a unit of measurement of a small island?

Answer: English inch

Answer: Inch (unit)

Answer: International inch

Answer: Decimal inch

Answer: U.S. survey inch

Answer: Inches

Answer: Ynch

Answer: Scottish inch

Answer: Decimal Inch

Answer: Inch (Scottish length)

Answer: Inch

Answer: Inch (length)

Answer: Inch (Scots)

Answer: Scots inch

Answer: In (unit)


Question: A democracy is a society ruled by the people. What name is given to a society ruled by the wealthy?

Answer: Plutocrats

Answer: American plutocrats

Answer: Plutocracy

Answer: Plutocratic

Answer: Plutocrat

Answer: Plutarchy

Answer: Plutocracatic


Question: Whose fifth symphony is known as "The Reformation"?

Answer: Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelsson Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelson

Answer: Mendellson

Answer: Felix Mendelsohn-Bartoldy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohnian

Answer: Mendelsson

Answer: Felix mandelssohn-bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldy

Answer: Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Felix Mendelson

Answer: Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Answer: Mendelssohn

Answer: Felix Mendelsohn

Answer: Felix Mendelssohn


Question: Nicknamed "Old Grog", which 18th century Admiral ordered the watering down of Royal Navy rum rations?

Answer: Admiral Edward Vernon

Answer: Admiral Vernon

Answer: Edward Vernon

Answer: Old Grog

Answer: Vice Admiral Edward Vernon


Question: What wa American composer Hoagy Charmichael's real full Christian name?

Answer: Hoagland

Answer: Hoagland (disambiguation)


Question: Which name is the last word of the second line of each verse of the poem Buckingham Palace by A A Milne?

Answer: ALICE (They're changing guard at Buckingham Palace - Christopher Robin went down with Alice)

ALICE (They're changing guard at Buckingham Palace - Christopher Robin went down with Alice)


Question: How many Enigma Variations did Edward Elgar compose?

Answer: FOURTEEN

Answer: fourteen

Answer: 14


Question: By what first name was the actor brother of Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave known?

Answer: CORIN

Answer: CORIN (gene)


Question: What was the name of the western lowland gorilla that arrived at London Zoo in November 1947, living there until his death in 1978?

Answer: Air Guyane

Answer: GUY

Answer: Air Guyane Express


Question: Which writer created the detective Charlie Chan?

Answer: EARL DERR BIGGERS

Answer: Earl Biggers

Answer: Earl Derr Biggers


Question: Which is the lowest rank of the Peerage?

Answer: BARON


Question: "What is the English translation of the Italian word ""paparazzi""?"

Answer: LITTLE FLEAS


Question: "Which classic poem's first line is ""A thing of beauty is a joy forever""?"

Answer: ENDYMION (Keats)


Question: Which Duke is the only person allowed by Royal Warrant, to keep a private army in Great Britain?

Answer: Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle

Answer: Marquis of Tullibardine

Answer: DUKE OF ATHOLL

Answer: Mormaerdom of Atholl

Answer: Earl of Tullibardine

Answer: Dukes of Atholl

Answer: Baron Murray of Stanley

Answer: Earls and Dukes of Atholl

Answer: Earl Strange

Answer: Duke of Athole

Answer: Viscount of Glenalmond

Answer: Duke of Atholl

Answer: Marquess of Tullibardine

Answer: Lord Murray of Tullibardine

Answer: Viscount of Balquhidder, Glenalmond and Glenlyon

Answer: Duke of atholl

Answer: Viscount of Balwhidder

Answer: Earls of Atholl

Answer: Marquis of Atholl

Answer: Baron Glenlyon

Answer: Earl of Athole

Answer: Marquess of Atholl

Answer: Duke of Athol

Answer: Viscount of Balquhidder


Question: The battle of 'Flodden Field' took place in which English county?

Answer: Northd

Answer: Northumberland

Answer: NORTHUMBERLAND

Answer: Northumberland, England

Answer: Northumberland (England)

Answer: County of Northumberland


Question: Which German city is served by 'Lohausen Airport'?

Answer: Duesseldorf

Answer: Dusseldorf, Germany

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEDUS

Answer: Duisseldorf

Answer: DUSSELDORF

Answer: Düsseldorf

Answer: Duesseldorp

Answer: Dusseldorf

Answer: Düsseldorf, Germany

Answer: Düsseldorp

Answer: Duesseldorf, Germany


Question: 'Sir Oliver Martext' is avicar in which of Shakespeare's comedies?

Answer: Oliver Mar Text

Answer: Oliver Martext

Answer: Sir Oliver Mar Text

Answer: Mar text

Answer: Martext

Answer: As You Like It

Answer: Silvius (fictional character)

Answer: Sir Oliver Martext

Answer: Ducdame

Answer: As you like it

Answer: 'AS YOU LIKE IT'


Question: Which art gallery is in Trafalgar Square?

Answer: National Gallery, London, England

Answer: National Gallery London

Answer: National Galery

Answer: Directors of the National Gallery

Answer: National Gallery of Art, London

Answer: NATIONAL GALLERY

Answer: The National Gallery, London

Answer: National Gallery, London

Answer: National Gallery in London

Answer: London National Gallery

Answer: Sainsbury Wing

Answer: National Gallery: London

Answer: National Gallery of London

Answer: National gallery

Answer: National Gallery

Answer: National Gallery (London)

Answer: National gallery, london

Answer: The National Gallery


Question: Which unit of weight, equal to one gram per 9,000 metres, is used to measure the fineness of nylon?

Answer: DENIER

Answer: Denier

Answer: Dennier

Answer: Deniers

Answer: Denier (disambiguation)


Question: In which country is the Eurovision Song Contest to be held later this month?

Answer: Сърбия

Answer: Serubia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:RS

Answer: RS of Serbia

Answer: Serbie

Answer: SERBIA

Answer: Serbian state

Answer: Performing arts of Serbia

Answer: Serbia

Answer: Srvija

Answer: Србија

Answer: Etymology of Serbia

Answer: Република Србија

Answer: Republika Srbija

Answer: Republic of Serbia

Answer: Serbia, Yugoslavia

Answer: Srbija

Answer: Serbo

Answer: Largest cities of Serbia

Answer: Szerbia


Question: Which vegetable is added to Lasagne to make 'Lasagne Verdi'?

Answer: Eulithis mellinata

Answer: Spinach (Moth)

Answer: Spinach (moth)

Answer: The Spinach

Answer: SPINACH


Question: Also a plumber, what is the name of 'Super Mario's' older brother?

Answer: Mr. L

Answer: Luigi (Nintendo)

Answer: Luigi Mario

Answer: The king of second bananas

Answer: Ichirōta Miyagawa

Answer: Luigi (Mario)

Answer: Luigi (Nintendo Character)

Answer: Super Luigi

Answer: Year of Luigi

Answer: ルイージ

Answer: Ruiji

Answer: Green Mario

Answer: Luigi

Answer: 'LUIGI'

Answer: Luigi (Nintendo character)

Answer: Baby Luigi

Answer: Ichirota Miyagawa

Answer: Luigi (character)

Answer: Julien Bardakoff


Question: The Esplanade des Quincones and the Colonnes des Girondinsare famous landmarks in which French city?

Answer: Bordelaise

Answer: Bordeux

Answer: Bordeau

Answer: Burdigala

Answer: The weather in Bordeaux

Answer: Bordèu

Answer: Bordeaŭ

Answer: Bordeaux, France

Answer: Bordeaux

Answer: Bordeu

Answer: BORDEAUX


Question: Elected in 2008, who is the current Prime Minister of New Zealand?

Answer: John Key

Answer: Ponytail-gate

Answer: JOHN KEY

Answer: J Key


Question: Based on a true story, which 2008 film starred Keira Knightley as the tragic Georgiana Cavendish?

Answer: Duchess (disambiguation)

Answer: The Duchess

Answer: Duchess (song)

Answer: The Duchess (disambiguation)

Answer: 'THE DUCHESS'


Question: Although they are best known for their only top five hit ,'Amateur Hour' and 'Beat The Clock' were other chart singles for which '70's group?

Answer: 'SPARKS'

Answer: Sparks band

Answer: Sparks (band)

Answer: The Sparks


Question: Which town in southeast Wales became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000?

Answer: Blaenavon

Answer: BLAENAVON

Answer: Blaenavon Industrial Landscape

Answer: Blaenafon


Question: Winning 102 caps between 1988 and 202, who is the Republic of Ireland's most capped player?

Answer: STEVE STAUNTON

Answer: Steve Staunton

Answer: Stephen Staunton

Answer: Stan Staunton


Question: Which village in south-central Scotland became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001?

Answer: New Lanark

Answer: NEW LANARK


Question: In which country would you find the wine-producing region known as 'Casablanca Valley'?

Answer: ISO 3166-1:CL

Answer: Cxilio

Answer: Cile

Answer: Etymology of Chile

Answer: Republic of Chile

Answer: Chilean Republic

Answer: State of Chile

Answer: Chile

Answer: CHILE

Answer: Name of Chile

Answer: República de Chile

Answer: Chilé


Question: Who played the title role in the TV series 'The Rockford Files'?

Answer: James Scott Bumgarner

Answer: Garner, James

Answer: James Baumgarner

Answer: JAMES GARNER

Answer: James Bumgarner

Answer: James Garner

Answer: James garner


Question: Who was appointed as the first High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of the European Union in 2009?

Answer: BARONESS ASHTON (of Up Holland)


Question: Who is the valet to 'Phileas Fogg' in the novel 'Around The World In Eighty Days'?

Answer: Jean Passepartout

Answer: Passepartout (character)

Answer: 'JEAN PASSEPARTOUT'


Question: Which 2009 Terry Pratchett novel features 'Mustrum Ridcully' setting up a University football team?

Answer: 'UNSEEN ACADEMICALS'

Answer: Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals

Answer: Mr Nutt

Answer: Unseen Academicals


Question: Which work by Gilbert and Sullivan features the 'Duke of Plaza Toro' and his daughter 'Casilda', who becomes the 'Queen of Barataria'?

Answer: Barataria (Gondoliers)

Answer: 'THE GONDOLIERS'

Answer: The Gondoliers

Answer: The Gondoliers, or The King of Barataria

Answer: King of Barataria

Answer: The King of Barataria

Answer: Gondoliers


Question: Which root vegetable pie was named after a Minister of Food during World War II?

Answer: WOOLTON (Pie)

Answer: Lord Woolton pie

Answer: Woolton pie


Question: In which play by Harold Brighouse is 'Willie Mossop' employed at a shoe shop?

Answer: 'HOBSON'S CHOICE'

Answer: Hobbesian choice

Answer: Hobson's choice

Answer: Hobsons choice

Answer: Hobson's choice

Answer: Hobson choice


Question: In which novel by Alan Sillitoe is 'Arthur Seaton' employed at a bicycle factory?

Answer: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning

Answer: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (novel)

Answer: 'SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING'

Answer: Saturday night and sunday morning


Question: The LOGIE Awards in Australia are the equivalent of which awards in the USA?

Answer: Emmies

Answer: The Emmys

Answer: Emmy award

Answer: Emmy Bejanyan

Answer: Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Special

Answer: International Emmy

Answer: Regional Emmy awards

Answer: International EMMY Awars

Answer: Emmys.com

Answer: The emmies

Answer: Regional Emmys

Answer: EMMY (Awards)

Answer: Emmy Award

Answer: Emmy awards

Answer: Emmie

Answer: Student Emmys

Answer: EMMY Award

Answer: Emmy Award for Outstanding Single Performance by an Actor

Answer: International Emmy Awards

Answer: Emmy Awards

Answer: Emmy

Answer: Emmy nomination

Answer: Regional Emmy

Answer: International Emmy Award

Answer: Emmys

Answer: Emmy Award for Outstanding Dramatic Program

Answer: The Emmies

Answer: Emmy-Award

Answer: Regional Emmy Award


Question: Araucaria araucana is the national tree of Chile. Although it is not a true pine it became known as the 'Chile Pine'. What is its current common English name?

Answer: Monkey Puzzle

Answer: Monkey puzzle (disambiguation)

Answer: Monkey Puzzle (band)

Answer: Monkey puzzle

Answer: Monkey-puzzle

Answer: The Monkey Puzzle

Answer: MONKEY PUZZLE

Answer: The Monkey Puzzle (album)


Question: Who played 'Jonathan Hart' in the TV series 'Hart to Hart'?

Answer: Robert Wagner

Answer: Robert wagner

Answer: ROBERT WAGNER

Answer: Robert Wagner (actor)


Question: Bishop Abel Muzorewa who died in April was a leading figure in the politics of which African country?

Answer: Zimbabwean cultural practices

Answer: People of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwae

Answer: Zimbabwean legends

Answer: Name of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwe

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZW

Answer: Health care in Zimbabwe

Answer: Republic of Zimbabwe

Answer: Cuisine of Zimbabwe

Answer: ZWE

Answer: ZIMBABWE

Answer: Zimbabwean

Answer: Republic Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbobwe

Answer: Zimbabwean cuisine

Answer: Republic Of Zimbabwe

Answer: Zimbabwei

Answer: Zimbabwian

Answer: Etymology of Zimbabwe

Answer: Chimpabwe

Answer: Zimbawean


Question: What is the name of comic book character 'Andy Capp's' wife?

Answer: 'FLO' (accept 'Florrie')


Question: Which detective, played on TV by Martin Shaw, was created by Alan Hunter?

Answer: Inspector George Gently (TV series)

Answer: George Gently

Answer: 'INSPECTOR GEORGE GENTLY'

Answer: Inspector George Gently


Question: Which 2009 film is a biopic of John Lennon?

Answer: 'NOWHERE BOY'

Answer: Nowhere Boy


Question: The youngest ever member of the Order of Merit was admitted in 1968 and is still a member. Who is he?

Answer: PRINCE PHILIP or DUKE OF EDINBURGH


Question: Which model of Ford is named after the Italian resort which was host to the 1956 Winter Olympics?

Answer: Cortina

Answer: CORTINA

Answer: Cortina (disambiguation)


Question: Who founded the TV production company 'David Paradine Productions'?

Answer: DAVID FROST

Answer: Sir David Paradine Frost

Answer: David Frost (broadcaster)

Answer: The David Frost Show

Answer: David Frost

Answer: David Paradine

Answer: Sir David Frost

Answer: David Frost Show

Answer: David Paradine Frost


Question: Which of the four acting McGann brothers is missing from Mark, Stephen, Joe and .....?

Answer: Paul food chain

Answer: PAUL Services

Answer: Paul Services SAS

Answer: Paul Services

Answer: PAUL Services SAS

Answer: Paul (bakery)

Answer: Boulangeries Paul

Answer: Boulangeries Paul SAS

Answer: PAUL


Question: When it was a first performed at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin in 1907, which play caused rioting in the streets because of objections to the portrayal of rural Irish Catholic immorality?

Answer: Sara Tansey

Answer: Shawn Keogh

Answer: Michael James Flaherty

Answer: Widow Quin

Answer: Playboy Riots

Answer: Pegeen Mike

Answer: The Playboy of the Western World

Answer: Christy Mahon

Answer: Honor Blake

Answer: 'THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD'

Answer: The Playboy Of The Western World

Answer: Playboy of the Western World

Answer: Christopher Mahon

Answer: Philly Cullen

Answer: Old Mahon


Question: Which African island is named in honour of the saint upon whose feast day the island was discovered in 1471?

Answer: São Tome

Answer: São Tomé (city)

Answer: Sao Tome, Sao Tome and Principe

Answer: S. Tome

Answer: S. Tomé

Answer: São Tomé

Answer: SAO TOME

Answer: São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe

Answer: Sao Tome

Answer: Sao Tomé

Answer: Sāo Tomé

Answer: Sao tome

Answer: São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe

Answer: Capital of São Tomé and Príncipe

Answer: São Thomé

Answer: São Tomé, Sao Tome and Principe

Answer: Sao Thome


Question: In which country are the 'Cro-Magnon Caves', after which a type of early humans were named?

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 of the 'Classic' horse races, run at Epsom for three year old fillies on the Friday after the derby, is named after the estate then owned by the Earl of Derby?

Answer: Khost Airfield

Answer: OAKS

Answer: 'THE OAKS'

Answer: Khost airfield

Answer: Khost Airport


Question: Verdigris is a green deposit that develops on which metallic element when exposed to air or seawater?

Answer: COPPER

Answer: The Copper

Answer: Der Greifer

Answer: The Grasper


Question: Which country defeated the Ivory Coast to win football's Africa Cup of Nations?

Answer: Zamibia

Answer: People of Zambia

Answer: Zambian cuisine

Answer: Zambians

Answer: Culture of Zambia

Answer: Etymology of Zambia

Answer: Zambia

Answer: Health care in Zambia

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZM

Answer: Republic Of Zambia

Answer: Cuisine of Zambia

Answer: Sport in Zambia

Answer: ZAMBIA

Answer: Republic of Zambia

Answer: Zambian people

Answer: Name of Zambia


Question: The plot of which Arthur Miller play takes place entirely within the mind of a new York Jewish intellectual called 'Quentin'?

Answer: After the Fall (album)

Answer: After The Fall (album2)

Answer: 'AFTER THE FALL'

Answer: After the Fall

Answer: After the Fall (book)

Answer: After the Fall (disambiguation)

Answer: After The Fall

Answer: After The Fall (album)


Question: Which pub on Whitechapel Road was the site of William Booth's first sermon and the murder of the mobster George Cornell by Ronnie Kray?

Answer: The Blind Beggar

Answer: Blind Beggar

Answer: 'THE BLIND BEGGAR'


Question: Thought to have received the name because its riverside location made it susceptible to concentrations of fog and industrial smoke, Foggy Bottom is one of the oldest and best known neighborhoods of which US city?

Answer: Government of D.C.

Answer: Washington-DC

Answer: Us capital

Answer: DC Washington

Answer: United States capital

Answer: UN/LOCODE:USWAS

Answer: Wasington D.C.

Answer: The District of Columbia

Answer: Washington,D.C

Answer: Washington, Dc

Answer: Washington city

Answer: Washington, D.C., United States

Answer: Washington (District of Columbia)

Answer: Washington dc

Answer: Washington, DC

Answer: D.C. Washington

Answer: Wash DC

Answer: Wash. DC

Answer: Wash, D.C.

Answer: WASHINGTON D.C

Answer: District of Columbia, District of Columbia

Answer: Distric of Columbia

Answer: Washington DC, United States of America

Answer: One District

Answer: Wash. D.C.

Answer: Culture of Washington, DC

Answer: United States Capital

Answer: District of Columbia, United States

Answer: Washington D. C.

Answer: Capital of the USA

Answer: District of Columbia

Answer: Washington City

Answer: Wasington, DC

Answer: Washington Dc

Answer: L'Enfant City

Answer: Distict of Columbia

Answer: Capital of the United States

Answer: Washington, D.C

Answer: Washington, US-DC

Answer: Washington District of Columbia

Answer: Washington (city)

Answer: Wasington DC

Answer: Federal district (United States)

Answer: Wash, DC

Answer: Washington, D.c.

Answer: Washington DC, USA

Answer: Washington DC.

Answer: District Of Columbia

Answer: Climate of Washington, D.C.

Answer: Distric of colombia

Answer: Washington, D C

Answer: District of Columbia County, DC

Answer: Washington D.C

Answer: District of columbia

Answer: Washington, DC.

Answer: District of Columbia government

Answer: American Federal District

Answer: Washington, District Of Columbia

Answer: Wahington D.C

Answer: Washington, District of Columbia

Answer: City of Washington

Answer: Federal district of the United States

Answer: Washington D.C.

Answer: Washington (D.C.)

Answer: Washington DC

Answer: 1 District

Answer: Washington, D. C.

Answer: Districtofcolumbia

Answer: Washington, D.C., USA

Answer: Culture of Washington, D C

Answer: Washington, D.C.

Answer: Washingtondc

Answer: Culture of Washington, D. C.

Answer: Culture of Washington, D.C.

Answer: Economy of Washington, D.C.

Answer: Washington, dc

Answer: US-DC

Answer: Dist. of Columbia

Answer: Wash., D.C.

Answer: District of colombia

Answer: Washingotn, DC

Answer: Education in Washington, D.C.

Answer: Washington (DC)


Question: Arrecife is the largest city on which of the Canary Islands whose name is derived from that of a Genoese navigator?

Answer: La Gería

Answer: La Geria

Answer: Montañas del Fuego

Answer: LANZAROTE

Answer: Montanas del Fuego

Answer: Lanzarote

Answer: Casas del islote

Answer: Casas del Islote


Question: In which US city did the 2004 remake of the film Alfie take place?

Answer: New Yourk State

Answer: State of N.Y.

Answer: US-NY

Answer: N Y

Answer: The state of NY

Answer: NewYork

Answer: NYS

Answer: Neo York

Answer: NY state

Answer: Nova York

Answer: State of new york

Answer: Ny

Answer: New york

Answer: Nueva York (estado)

Answer: N Y state

Answer: New York (state)

Answer: U.S. state of New York

Answer: New York state

Answer: New York, U.S.

Answer: State New York

Answer: Nýja-Jórvík

Answer: Newyork

Answer: NEW YORK

Answer: State of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. state

Answer: NY

Answer: The state of N.Y.

Answer: NY (state)

Answer: New York's

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

Answer: State of new yourk

Answer: New York State

Answer: New York (U.S. state)

Answer: New york state

Answer: New Yrok

Answer: 11th State

Answer: New York (USA State)

Answer: State of N Y

Answer: New-York

Answer: The State of New York

Answer: State of New York

Answer: US state of New York

Answer: N Y (U.S. state)

Answer: N.Y. state

Answer: N.Y.

Answer: The state of N. Y.

Answer: N. Y. (state)

Answer: The state of N Y

Answer: New York, US

Answer: N.Y. (state)

Answer: Nyja-Jorvik

Answer: Religion in New York

Answer: New Yourk

Answer: N. Y.

Answer: New York State's

Answer: Estado Nueva York

Answer: New York (USA state)

Answer: New york population

Answer: New York, U.S.A

Answer: New York

Answer: NY (U.S. state)

Answer: Estado de Nueva York

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

Answer: Eleventh State

Answer: N Y (state)

Answer: State of NY

Answer: New York (State)

Answer: New York (U.S. state


Question: The charity "Crisis" supports who or what?

Answer: Bomzh

Answer: Sleeping rough

Answer: Homelessness

Answer: Urban outdoorsman

Answer: Roadside sleeping

Answer: Homeless person

Answer: The homeless

Answer: The Homeless

Answer: Bagwoman

Answer: Homelessness in Russia

Answer: Homeless people

Answer: Derelict (homeless person)

Answer: Bagwomen

Answer: Bum (homeless person)

Answer: Baglady

Answer: Homelessness from natural disasters

Answer: Transients

Answer: Homelessness in Europe

Answer: Rough sleeping

Answer: Houselessness

Answer: Rough sleeper

Answer: Homeless


Question: Which South American city is served by Simon Bolivar (Maiguetia) airport?

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: Which chemical element is named after the Greek word for the Moon?

Answer: Selenious

Answer: Selenium compounds

Answer: Selenian

Answer: Selenium (disambiguation)

Answer: Selenous

Answer: Selenium

Answer: Element 34

Answer: Selenosis

Answer: Seleniferous

Answer: Seleniun

Answer: Seleniuretted

Answer: Selenium poisoning


Question: Which former leader of the Conservative Party was MP for Huntingdon?

Answer: John major

Answer: Major, John

Answer: Premiership of John Major

Answer: Major administration

Answer: Majorism

Answer: Bastardgate

Answer: Major, John Roy

Answer: John Major

Answer: John Roy Major


Question: What is carnophobia the fear of?

Answer: Lean Meat

Answer: Lean meat

Answer: Eating meat

Answer: Meat

Answer: Meat consumption

Answer: Processed meats

Answer: Processed meat

Answer: Meats

Answer: Meat science

Answer: Boneless meat

Answer: Meat eating


Question: Which song was a hit for both Guns 'n' Roses in 1988 and Sheryl Crow in 1999?

Answer: Sweet child of mine

Answer: Sweet Child O'Mine

Answer: Sweet Child Of Mine

Answer: Sweet child o mine

Answer: Sweet Child o' Mine

Answer: Sweet Child of Mine

Answer: Sweet Child O Mine

Answer: Sweet Child O' Mine


Question: What was the parliamentary constituency of Tony Blair when he was leader of the Labour Party?

Answer: Segfield

Answer: Sedgefield


Question: In a Shakespeare play, Lancelot Gobbo is whose servant?

Answer: Shylock (Shakespeare)

Answer: Shylock the Covetous Jew

Answer: Shylocking

Answer: Shy lock

Answer: Pound of flesh

Answer: Shylock

Answer: Shylock the Jew

Answer: A pound of flesh

Answer: Jewish Shylock


Question: What was the name of John Cabot's ship which he sailed to North America in 1497?

Answer: Matt Hardy Version 1

Answer: List of Mattfacts

Answer: Matt Hardy Version 1.0

Answer: Version 1 (professional wrestling)

Answer: Surge (OMEGA)

Answer: MATTHEW

Answer: Mattitude

Answer: Matt hardy

Answer: Matthew Moore Hardy

Answer: The Angelic Diablo

Answer: Matt Hardy

Answer: Matt Hardy V1


Question: Which bird is the symbol of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, which began its overseas work in Mauritius in 1970?

Answer: Raphus

Answer: Dodo (bird)

Answer: Didus

Answer: Dodology

Answer: Dodoor

Answer: Raphus cucullatus

Answer: Cygnus cucullatus

Answer: Gallinaceus Gallus peregrinus

Answer: White dodo

Answer: Raphus (genus)

Answer: Extinct bird dodo

Answer: Drontes

Answer: Do-Do Bird

Answer: Dodo bird

Answer: The Dodo

Answer: DODO

Answer: Mauritius Dodo

Answer: Dodos

Answer: Do-Do

Answer: Dodaars

Answer: White Dodo

Answer: Dodoers

Answer: Struthio cucullatus

Answer: Diricawl

Answer: Dodologist

Answer: Dront

Answer: Doodars

Answer: Dodo Bird

Answer: Dodo

Answer: Walghvogel

Answer: Do-do

Answer: Do do bird

Answer: Didus ineptus

Answer: White dodos

Answer: Do do

Answer: Oiseau de Nazareth

Answer: Dronte


Question: Which Scot did Bob Crow succeed in 2001 as General Secretary of the RMT Union?

Answer: Jimmy Knapp

Answer: JIMMY KNAPP


Question: In which sport did the future King Olav V of Norway in 1928 and the future King Constantine II of Greece in 1960 win Olympic Gold Medals?

Answer: Heeling forces

Answer: SAILING

Answer: Sailing

Answer: Heel (sailing)

Answer: Heeling force

Answer: Heeling (sailing)

Answer: Recreational sailing

Answer: The Theory of Sailing

Answer: Sailboating

Answer: Sailing against the Wind

Answer: Theory of sailing


Question: Which ball sport is played on a court 18 metres long by 9 metres wide?

Answer: Court (volleyball)

Answer: Volley ball

Answer: Libero (volleyball)

Answer: Serve (Volleyball)

Answer: Spike (volleyball)

Answer: Vollyball

Answer: Spike (Volleyball)

Answer: Outside hitter

Answer: VolleyBall

Answer: Volleyball dig

Answer: Rally point system

Answer: Indoor volleyball

Answer: History of volleyball

Answer: Volleyball

Answer: V-ball

Answer: Lebro

Answer: High school volleyball

Answer: Volley-Ball

Answer: Volley Ball

Answer: Setter (Volleyball)

Answer: Mintonette

Answer: Volleyball court

Answer: VOLLEYBALL

Answer: Serve (volleyball)

Answer: Volleyball rules

Answer: Volley-ball


Question: Of which country is Yingluck Shinawatra the Prime Minister?

Answer: Muang Thai

Answer: Taihland

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TH

Answer: Thai Empire

Answer: Prathet Thai

Answer: Muang-Thai

Answer: Kingdom of Thailand

Answer: Skateboarding in Thailand

Answer: THAILAND

Answer: Siam

Answer: Sport in Thailand

Answer: Etymology of Thailand

Answer: Thayland

Answer: Name of Thailand

Answer: The Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: เมืองไทย

Answer: Thailand

Answer: ราชอาณาจักรไทย

Answer: Sayam

Answer: Thailande

Answer: Siam (Thailand)

Answer: ประเทศไทย

Answer: Kingdom Of Thailand

Answer: Tailand

Answer: Thai Kingdom

Answer: Ratcha Anachak Thai

Answer: Kingdom of the Thai


Question: What is the name of 'Jim Hacker's' department in the TV comedy, 'Yes Minister'?

Answer: ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS


Question: Having risen in Plynlimmon, which is the only English city through which the River Wye flows?

Answer: Hereford, England

Answer: Hereford City Council

Answer: Hennffordd

Answer: Hereford, Herefordshire

Answer: HEREFORD

Answer: Hereford


Question: "Which nation's record in the final of football's World Cup, reads ""played one - lost one""?"

Answer: Swedish sin

Answer: Swea Region

Answer: Sverige

Answer: Swedish origin

Answer: Schweden

Answer: Kingdom of Sweden

Answer: SWEDEN

Answer: Etymology of Sweden

Answer: Mainland Sweden

Answer: Konungariket Sverige

Answer: Ulf Bergman

Answer: Swedish climate

Answer: Sweden

Answer: Climate of Sweden

Answer: ISO 3166-1:SE

Answer: Sveden

Answer: Suecia

Answer: Swedish realm

Answer: Zweden


Question: 'Sir Leicester and Lady Dedlock' appear in which Charles Dickens novel?

Answer: 'BLEAK HOUSE'

Answer: Reverend Chadband

Answer: Rev Mr Chadband

Answer: John Jarndyce

Answer: Bleakhouse

Answer: Nemo (Bleak House)

Answer: Mademoiselle Hortense

Answer: Chesney Wold

Answer: Honoria, Lady Dedlock

Answer: Bleak House

Answer: Richard Carstone

Answer: Miss Barbary

Answer: Lady Honoria Dedlock

Answer: Lady Dedlock

Answer: Harold Skimpole


Question: Which famous fishing town of east Scotland lies roughly half-way between Montrose and Dundee?

Answer: Arbroath, Scotland

Answer: Aberbrothock

Answer: Arbraoth, Forfarshire

Answer: ARBROATH

Answer: Arbroath, Angus

Answer: Arbroath

Answer: Burgh of Arbroath

Answer: Arbroath, Forfarshire

Answer: Arbraoth, Angus

Answer: Arbroth


Question: In 1964, who became the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize?

Answer: MARTIN LUTHER KING

Answer: The Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior

Answer: Martin Luther King,Jr.

Answer: MLK Jr.

Answer: Luther king jr

Answer: Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: Michael luther king, jr.

Answer: M. L. K., Junior

Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: M L K Jr

Answer: Michael King II

Answer: Mlkj

Answer: M.L.K.

Answer: M. L. K.

Answer: M.L.K., Junior

Answer: Martin Luther, Jr. King

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr

Answer: King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Answer: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King

Answer: Michael King, Jr.

Answer: M L K, Jr.

Answer: Dr.martin luther king jr.

Answer: M.L.K., Jr

Answer: M. L. K., Jr

Answer: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

Answer: Martin Luther King, Jr

Answer: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King, Junior

Answer: Dr King

Answer: Dr Martin Luther King

Answer: M.L.K.,Jr.

Answer: DMLKJ

Answer: M L K Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King Junior

Answer: M. L. King

Answer: M.L.K. Jr.

Answer: M. L. K. Jr.

Answer: Why Jesus Called A Man A Fool

Answer: Biography of Martin Luther King

Answer: MLK,Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther-King

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Kingian

Answer: M. L. K. Junior

Answer: M.L.K. Junior

Answer: Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Dr. Martin L. King

Answer: Doctor Martin Luther King

Answer: Dr. King

Answer: Martin King, Jr.

Answer: Martain Luther King

Answer: M.L.K.,Jr

Answer: Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King, Jr,

Answer: M L K, Junior

Answer: MLK,Jr

Answer: Doctor King

Answer: Martin luther king

Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King, jr.

Answer: Martin L. King

Answer: MLK, Jr.

Answer: Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: M L K, Jr

Answer: Martin L. King Jr.

Answer: Mlk

Answer: Martin Luther King, jr

Answer: M L K Junior

Answer: Martin luther ling

Answer: MLK, Junior

Answer: M L K

Answer: Why Jesus Called Man a Fool

Answer: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

Answer: MLK, Jr

Answer: Mlk Jr.

Answer: M. L. K., Jr.

Answer: M.L.K., Jr.

Answer: The Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

Answer: Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer: Martin Luther King,Jr

Answer: Martin Luther King II

Answer: Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr

Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King

Answer: Mlk jr

Answer: Martin Luther king

Answer: MLK

Answer: Luther King

Answer: Reverend King

Answer: Martin luthur king jr

Answer: Martin Luther King Jr. (redirects)

Answer: Martin luther king changes the world

Answer: MLK Jr

Answer: Mlk junior

Answer: Mlk jr.

Answer: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

Answer: M.L.K. Jr

Answer: M. L. K. Jr

Answer: Martin luther king jr


Question: With which common fish is Gooseberry sauce most often served?

Answer: Macquerel

Answer: Mackerel fisheries

Answer: Mackerel

Answer: Makerel

Answer: Saba no teriyaki

Answer: Shimei saba

Answer: Macqueral

Answer: MACKEREL


Question: How many books are there in the New Testament of the Bible?

Answer: 27

Answer: twenty-seven


Question: In which Irish county is the castle that contains the famous 'Blarney Stone'?

Answer: Cork County

Answer: COUNTY CORK

Answer: Rebel County

Answer: Corkonian

Answer: Corcaigh (county)

Answer: Co. Cork

Answer: Cork County, Ireland

Answer: Co Cork

Answer: County Cork

Answer: Rebel county

Answer: Contae Chorcai

Answer: County of Cork

Answer: County Cork, Ireland

Answer: Contae Chorcaí


Question: Who was the Norse god of mischief?

Answer: LOKI89

Answer: LOKI

Answer: LOKI91


Question: Give one of the three areas in which the Trades Union BECTUwas formed to represent?

Answer: BROADCASTING / ENTERTAINMENT / CINEMA


Question: Who was Chancellor of the Exchequer in Clement Atlee's government from 1947 to 1950?

Answer: STAFFORDCRIPPS


Question: Who composed the music for the oratorio, 'Belshazzar's Feast'?

Answer: Will Walton

Answer: William Turner Walton

Answer: Sir William Walton

Answer: Sir William Turner Walton

Answer: William Walton

Answer: WILLIAM WALTON


Question: Which town was the birthplace of David Garrick?

Answer: Hereford, England

Answer: Hereford City Council

Answer: Hennffordd

Answer: Hereford, Herefordshire

Answer: HEREFORD

Answer: Hereford


Question: From which country does 'Manchego' cheese come?

Answer: Islands of Spain

Answer: España

Answer: Reino de España

Answer: Name of Spain

Answer: Espagna

Answer: Espańa

Answer: Reino de Espana

Answer: Espana

Answer: Kingdom of the Spains

Answer: The Spanish Society

Answer: Espainia

Answer: Mountains of Spain

Answer: Regne d'Espanya

Answer: The kingdom of Spain

Answer: SPAIN

Answer: Regne d'Espanha

Answer: Espanya

Answer: Espainiako Erresuma

Answer: Etymology of Spain

Answer: Spane

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ES

Answer: Spain

Answer: Spanish Kingdom

Answer: Kingdom of Spain

Answer: El Reino de España

Answer: El Reino de Espana


Question: Which animated film, created by Dream Works Animations, is the highest-grossing film worldwide of 2009 so far? (May 2009)

Answer: Monsters vs Aliens

Answer: Dr. Cockroach Ph.D

Answer: Ginormica

Answer: 'MONSTERS vs. ALIENS'

Answer: Aliens vs. Monsters

Answer: Monsters Vs. Aliens

Answer: Monsters v. Aliens

Answer: Monsters versus aliens

Answer: Monsters vs. Aliens: The series

Answer: Missing Link (Monsters vs Aliens)

Answer: Monsters vs. Aliens

Answer: Gallaxhar

Answer: Monster vs alien

Answer: Monsters vs. Aliens cartoon series

Answer: Monster vs aliens

Answer: Monsters Versus Aliens

Answer: Insectosaurus


Question: 'Sanstorm', 'Walkaway' and 'Flying' were top ten hits for which group in the mid '90's?

Answer: CAST

Answer: CAST (disambiguation)

Answer: 'CAST'


Question: To within ten years either way, in which year was author Jonathan Swift born?

Answer: 1657 - 1677 (actual year 1667)


Question: Which title, referring to an episode in the legendary history of early Rome, is shared by paintings by Poussin, Rubens and Picasso?

Answer: Rape of the Sabine Women (Giambologna)

Answer: Rape of the Sabine Woman

Answer: Rape of the Sabine Women (sculpture)

Answer: The Rape of the Sabine

Answer: Sabine Woman

Answer: The Rape of the Sabine Women

Answer: Rape of the sabines

Answer: RAPE OF THE SABINE WOMEN

Answer: The Rape of the Sabine Woman

Answer: The Sobbin' Women

Answer: Rape of the Sabine

Answer: Rape of Sabine

Answer: Rape Of The Sabine Women

Answer: Rape of the Sabine Women

Answer: The rape of the Sabine women

Answer: Sabine Women

Answer: Rape of the Sabines

Answer: The Rape of the Sabines

Answer: Rape of the Sabine women


Question: Which 2010 3D fantasy film, starring Sam Worthington and Liam Neeson, is loosely based on the Greek myth of 'Perseus'?

Answer: Clash of the Titans (film)

Answer: The Clash of the Titans

Answer: Clash of Titans

Answer: 'CLASH OF THE TITANS'

Answer: Clash Of The Titans

Answer: Clash of the Titans

Answer: Clash of the Titans (disambiguation)


Question: Which metal is created by the 'Bessemer Process'?

Answer: Steel

Answer: Steel workers

Answer: Steel plate

Answer: Steel truss

Answer: Steelworker

Answer: Steel (alloy)

Answer: Steel industry

Answer: STEEL

Answer: Steel (metal)

Answer: Steels

Answer: Titanic steel

Answer: Steelworkers

Answer: Steel in Africa

Answer: Steel sheeting

Answer: Crude steel

Answer: Steel worker

Answer: Unwrapped steel

Answer: Long steel products

Answer: Steel Construction

Answer: Steel manufacture


Question: 'Spring' and 'Rhenish' are the popular names given to symphonies by which composer?

Answer: Schumann, Robert Alexander

Answer: Robert Schumann

Answer: Ballets to the music of Robert Schumann

Answer: ROBERT SCHUMANN

Answer: Robert Alexander Schumann


Question: Which British playwright wrote the screenplay for the 1998 film 'Shakespeare In Love'?

Answer: Tom Straussler

Answer: Sir Tom Stoppard

Answer: Stoppardian

Answer: Stoppard

Answer: Tomáš Straussler

Answer: Thomas Stoppard

Answer: Tomas Straussler

Answer: TOM STOPPARD

Answer: Tom Stoppard

Answer: Tom Stoppared


Question: One of only two moons in our soar system larger than Mercury, which is the largest satellite of Saturn?

Answer: The Titans (disambiguation)

Answer: TITAN

Answer: The Titans

Answer: The Titan


Question: The 'Vuvuzela' is traditionally made from the horn of which antelope?

Answer: KUDU


Question: Also containing Garlic and salt, what is the name of the Greek appetiser, the primary ingredients of which are yoghurt and cucumber?

Answer: Tsatsiki

Answer: Tsatziki sauce

Answer: Tziki

Answer: Jajikh

Answer: Ttalattouri

Answer: Mast o khiar

Answer: Tsatsiki sauce

Answer: Tsatziki

Answer: Jajiki

Answer: Tzatzíki

Answer: Tzatziki sauce

Answer: Tzatziki

Answer: Mast-o-khiar

Answer: Talattouri

Answer: Tzatsiki sauce

Answer: Cucumber sauce

Answer: TZATZIKI

Answer: Tzatsiki


Question: The daughter of the extravagant baronet 'Sir Walter Eliot', 'Anne Eliot is the central character in which of Jane Austen's novels?

Answer: Inveigling

Answer: Suasion

Answer: Persuasive

Answer: Social Psychology Persuasion

Answer: Persuasion

Answer: Suasions

Answer: Persuades

Answer: Inveigles

Answer: Persuasive communication

Answer: Heuristic persuasion

Answer: Persuading

Answer: Persuade

Answer: 'PERSUASION'

Answer: Inveigled

Answer: Inveigle

Answer: Persuaded

Answer: Systematic persuasion

Answer: Social persuasion


Question: "Who devised the science-fiction law that states ""Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic""?"

Answer: Arthur C. Clarke

Answer: Clarke, Arthur C.

Answer: Arthur C. Clarke Challenge Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition

Answer: Ac clarke

Answer: Profiles of the Future

Answer: ARTHUR C. CLARKE

Answer: Arthur Charles Clarke

Answer: Arthur C Clarke

Answer: A C Clarke

Answer: A. C. Clarke

Answer: Arthur C Clark

Answer: Sir Arthur C Clarke

Answer: Arthur C. Clark

Answer: Arthur Clarke

Answer: Sir Arthur C. Clarke

Answer: E. G. O'Brien

Answer: Sir Arthur C. Clarke Memorial Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition

Answer: A.C. Clarke


Question: The character 'James Bond' was created by Ian Fleming, but who wrote the book 'Zero Minus Ten' featuring 'James Bond'?

Answer: Raymond Benson

Answer: RAYMOND BENSON


Question: The Estonian, Arvo Part wrote a Cantus to mourn which English composer, who died in 1976?

Answer: Britten, Benjamin

Answer: Benjamin, Baron Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten

Answer: Ballets by Benjamin Britten

Answer: Britten

Answer: Lord Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: BENJAMIN BRITTEN

Answer: Baron Britten

Answer: Baron Britten of Aldeburgh

Answer: Britten, Benjamin, Baron

Answer: Benjamin Britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten OM CH

Answer: Benjamin Britten, 1st Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamen Britten

Answer: E B Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten

Answer: Benjamin Britain

Answer: Benjamin britten

Answer: Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM CH


Question: What colour is the flower of the Celandine?

Answer: YELLOW

Answer: Hong Jin-ho

Answer: Hong Jinho

Answer: Hong Jin-Ho

Answer: YellOw


Question: What was the middle name of the character 'Rodney Trotter' from the t.v. series 'Only Fools And Horses'?

Answer: Charlton (disambiguation)

Answer: 'CHARLTON'

Answer: Charlton


Question: Which Hollywood actor was married to Uma Thurman 1998 - 2004?

Answer: ETHAN HAWKE

Answer: Ethan Hawke

Answer: Ethan Hawk

Answer: Ethan Hawke filmography


Question: What type of ailment is 'Sycosis'?

Answer: SKIN DISEASE (of the beard or face)


Question: Approximately how long is a Mercury year (+ 1 day)?

Answer: EIGHTY EIGHT DAYS (88)


Question: Embakasi is the international airport of which African capital city?

Answer: Nairobi Errata: The airport is situated in the suburb of Embakasi but is now known as Jomo Kenyata airport

Nairobi Errata: The airport is situated in the suburb of Embakasi but is now known as Jomo Kenyata airport


Question: In which year was the Jarrow Crusade march to London?

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-six

Answer: 1936


Question: Which post was held by Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller from 2002 to 2007?

Answer: Head of MI5


Question: Cobra Beer originates in which Commonwealth country?

Answer: India Note: though originally brewed in India, the Cobra company was formed in London in 1989

India Note: though originally brewed in India, the Cobra company was formed in London in 1989


Question: What name is shared by the capital city of Newfoundland and the capital city of Antigua and Barbuda?

Answer: St.John's

Answer: Saint johns (disambiguation)

Answer: St John's

Answer: St john's (disambiguation)

Answer: Saint Johns

Answer: Saint John´s

Answer: Saint John's (disambiguation)

Answer: St. John's

Answer: St john's

Answer: Saint John's

Answer: St johns (disambiguation)

Answer: St. Johns

Answer: St. John's

Answer: St.Johns

Answer: Saint John's

Answer: St Johns


Question: How is children's author Mary Pollock better known?

Answer: The Little lose hen

Answer: Blyton, Enid

Answer: Enid Blyton's Short-Stories

Answer: Enid Bylton

Answer: Little lost hen

Answer: The little lost hen

Answer: The Little Lost Hen

Answer: Enid Mary Blyton

Answer: Mary Pollock

Answer: Enid Blighton

Answer: Enid blyton

Answer: Enid Blyton's short stories

Answer: Enid Blyton


Question: Who was the scheming wife of the Roman emperor Claudius?

Answer: Valeria Messallina

Answer: Messalina

Answer: Messalina Valeria

Answer: Empress Messalina

Answer: Valeria Messalina

Answer: Messelina


Question: "What was the name of the Spencers' baby in the 1970's sitcom ""Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em""?"

Answer: Jessica

Answer: Jessica (disambiguation)

Answer: Jessica (song) (disambiguation)

Answer: 'JESSICA'

Answer: Jessica (song)

Answer: Jessika


Question: The 1999 film, 'The Green Mile' was directed by whom?

Answer: FRANK DARABONT

Answer: Ardeth Bey

Answer: Frank Darabont


Question: Who directed the 1975 film 'French Connection 2'?

Answer: The Rainmaker (1982)

Answer: John Frankenheimer

Answer: JOHN FRANKENHEIMER


Question: Which member of the 'Dirty Dozen' was also in 'The Magnificent Seven'?

Answer: Karolis Bučinskis

Answer: Charles Buchinsky

Answer: Charles Buchinski

Answer: CHARLES BRONSON

Answer: Charles Dennis Buchinsky

Answer: Kazimieras Bučinskis

Answer: Charles Bronson (actor)

Answer: Charles Brunson

Answer: Charles broson

Answer: Charles bronson

Answer: Charles Bronson


Question: Which Scot was Glenn Hoddle's assistant in the 'England job'?

Answer: John Gorman (disambiguation)

Answer: JOHN GORMAN

Answer: John Gorman

Answer: Gorman, John


Question: In nature, what sort of bird is a 'Red Breasted Merganser'?

Answer: Ducks (disambiguation)

Answer: The Duck

Answer: Duck (disambiguation)

Answer: A DUCK

Answer: Ducked

Answer: Duck!


Question: Who wrote the novel 'The Beach' on which the film was based?

Answer: Alex Garland

Answer: ALEX GARLAND


Question: Who was the founder of the 'Mormon Church'?

Answer: Joseph Smith Junior

Answer: Joseph smith

Answer: Criticism of Joseph Smith

Answer: Joseph Smith (the Mormon Prophet)

Answer: Smith, Joseph

Answer: Joseph Smith, Jun.

Answer: JOSEPH SMITH

Answer: Joseph Smith Jun.

Answer: Criticism of Joseph Smith Jr.

Answer: Joseph Smith, Junior

Answer: Prophet Joseph Smith

Answer: Joseph Smith, presidential campaign 1844

Answer: Joseph Smith, Jr

Answer: Joseph Smith, Jr.

Answer: Joseph smiht

Answer: Jospeh Smith

Answer: Jopseph smith

Answer: Joseph Smith Jr.

Answer: Joseph Smith

Answer: List of monuments and memorials of Joseph Smith, Jr.

Answer: Joseph Smith (Mormon Prophet)

Answer: Joseph Smith (Mormon prophet)

Answer: Joseph Smith Jr

Answer: Criticism of Joseph Smith, Jr.


Question: Which colourless, poisonous gas, with a smell like Geraniums was used in chemical warfare during World War II?

Answer: Lewesite

Answer: LEWISITE

Answer: C2H2AsCl3

Answer: Lewisite


Question: Which piece of athletics equipment has a wire 1.2 metres length?

Answer: BFBB

Answer: SpongeBob SquarePants:Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: SpongeBall

Answer: Duplicatotron 3000

Answer: Tubelet

Answer: Golden spatula

Answer: Chomp-Bot

Answer: SpongeBall Arena

Answer: Shiny objects

Answer: Bubble Bowl

Answer: Bubble Bounce

Answer: Arf Dawg

Answer: Throw Fruit

Answer: SpongeBot SteelPants

Answer: Spongebob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Spongebob squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Golden spatulas

Answer: Robo-Plankton

Answer: Tar-Tar

Answer: Bzzt-Bot

Answer: Cruise Bubble

Answer: SpongeBob squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Bomb-Bot

Answer: THE HAMMER

Answer: Thunder Tiki

Answer: Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Kah-Rah-Tae!

Answer: SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Robo-Sandy

Answer: SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Robo-Patrick

Answer: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Spongebob battle for bikini bottom

Answer: Ham-Mer

Answer: Freeze Fruit

Answer: Shiny object

Answer: SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Stone Tiki

Answer: SpongeBob: The Battle for Bikini Bottom

Answer: Shh Tiki


Question: What was Louise Rednap's maiden name?

Answer: Nurdin (disambiguation)

Answer: NURDIN

Answer: Nurdin


Question: What was the name of the company that 'Reginald Perrin' worked for in 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin'?

Answer: Companies featured in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: The Death of Reginald Perrin

Answer: Reginald Perrin

Answer: Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: Sunshine Desserts

Answer: The Fall And Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: The Legacy of Reginald Perrin

Answer: The Fall and Rise of Reggie Perrin

Answer: The Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin

Answer: 'SUNSHINE DESSERTS'


Question: Football. In which decade of the 20th century did the white ball come into official use?

Answer: The Fifties

Answer: 1950s

Answer: 1950-1959

Answer: 50's

Answer: 1950's

Answer: 1950–1959

Answer: Nineteen-fifties

Answer: 1950s (decade)

Answer: 1950ies

Answer: 1950's

Answer: '50s

Answer: 195%3F

Answer: Fifties


Question: Who played the part of 'The Penguin' in the TV series 'Batman'?

Answer: BURGESS MEREDITH

Answer: Burgess Meredith

Answer: Oliver Meredith

Answer: Oliver Burgess Meredith


Question: In which year was the Highway Code first published by the government?

Answer: 1931

Answer: one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-one


Question: Which African country is bordered to the east by Chad, to the south by Nigeria and Benin, to west by Mali, and to the north by Algeria and Libya?

Answer: Rhopalocystis nigra

Answer: A niger

Answer: A. Niger

Answer: Aspergillopsis nigra

Answer: Black mould

Answer: NIGER

Answer: Sterigmatocystis nigra

Answer: Aspergillus niger var. niger

Answer: Aspergillus niger


Question: Which Cricket broadcaster is famous for his observations of passing traffic?

Answer: Henry Blofeld

Answer: HENRY BLOFELD


Question: In the late 60's, Owen Finlay Maclaren pioneered what aid to mothers and young children?

Answer: Baby Buggy

Answer: Baby buggy

Answer: BABY BUGGY


Question: What is the name of the tropical shrub from which the reddish dye is extracted to colourhair?

Answer: Mylaanchi

Answer: HENNA

Answer: Hina (body art)

Answer: Henna

Answer: Camphire

Answer: Mailanchi

Answer: Lawsonia alba

Answer: Mylanji

Answer: Jamaica mignonette

Answer: Lawsonia (plant genus)

Answer: Lawsonia inermis

Answer: Black henna

Answer: Mignonette tree

Answer: Lawsonia (plant)

Answer: Mylanchi


Question: Where is the administrative centre of Cumbria?

Answer: Carlisle (disambiguation)

Answer: Carlisle

Answer: Carlisle (city)

Answer: Carlisleshire

Answer: CARLISLE


Question: What is the main ingredient of Hoysin Sauce?

Answer: Soya (disambiguation)

Answer: SOYA

Answer: Sōya

Answer: Soya


Question: What holiday is particularly associated with Morris Dancing?

Answer: Whitsun

Answer: Whit Sunday

Answer: Whitsuntide

Answer: Whit Week

Answer: Whitsunday

Answer: WHITSUNTIDE


Question: Daman Albarn, Graham Coxon,Alex James and Dave Rowntree form or formed which band?

Answer: Kal (Smallville)

Answer: BLUR

Answer: Superman (Smallville)

Answer: The Blur (Clark Kent)

Answer: Superboy (Smallville)

Answer: The Blur (Smallville)

Answer: The Blur

Answer: The Red and Blue Blur

Answer: The Blue Blur

Answer: Kal-El (Smallville)

Answer: Red Blue Blur

Answer: Red-Blue Blur

Answer: Clark Kent (Smallville)


Question: Whose first husband was a policeman called Jim Dougherty?

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: MARILYN MONROE

Answer: Norma jeane mortenson

Answer: Marilyn Munroe


Question: What is the 'Pritzker Prize' awarded for?

Answer: Architecturally

Answer: Civil Architecture

Answer: Architecture (built environment)

Answer: The Art and History of Architecture

Answer: First art

Answer: Architectural work

Answer: Archetecture

Answer: Frozen music

Answer: Civil architecture

Answer: Architecture

Answer: Architectural

Answer: ARCHITECTURE

Answer: First Art

Answer: Architecure

Answer: Architectures


Question: Which band released the album 'Kid' in 2000?

Answer: Dead Air Space

Answer: Manic Hedgehog Demo

Answer: On a Friday

Answer: Radiohead: An Illustrated Biography

Answer: Radio-head

Answer: Manic Hedgehog demo tape

Answer: Follow Me Around

Answer: Manic Hedgehog (album)

Answer: Radiohead Messageboard

Answer: Radiohead at ease

Answer: Radio-Head

Answer: Radio Head

Answer: Towering Above The Rest

Answer: RadioHead

Answer: RADIOHEAD

Answer: RHMB

Answer: Scott Johnson (drum technician)

Answer: Radio head

Answer: Xurbia Xendless Limited

Answer: Spooks (song)

Answer: Radiohead style and songwriting

Answer: Radiohead (band)

Answer: On A Friday

Answer: Radiohead


Question: Mike Joyce, Johnny Marr, Stephen Morrisey and Andy Rourke were members of which pop group?

Answer: Dale Hibbert

Answer: 'THE SMITHS'

Answer: Morrissey/Marr

Answer: The smiths

Answer: The Smiths (band)

Answer: The Smiths

Answer: The smith


Question: The 'Scharnhorst' and the 'Prinz Eugen' defied the Royal Navy to sail the length of the English Channel when escaping from Breste in 1942. Which other German battlecruiser was involved in the escape?

Answer: Gneisenau (disambiguation)

Answer: 'GNEISENAU'

Answer: Gneisenau

Answer: Geneisenau


Question: "What is the literal meaning of the French expression ""Son et Lumiere""?"

Answer: """SOUND AND LIGHT"""


Question: The painting by Millais entitled 'Bubbles' was used for many years in an advertisement for which product?

Answer: Pears' Soap

Answer: PEARS SOAP

Answer: Pears Transparent Soap

Answer: Pears Soap

Answer: Pears soap


Question: Which 1987 black comedy starred Danny de Vito and Billy Crystal with an appearance by Oprah Winfrey as 'herself'?

Answer: Throw Momma from the Train

Answer: Throw momma from the train

Answer: Throw mama from the train

Answer: Throw Momma From the Train

Answer: 'THROW MOMMA FROM THE TRAIN'


Question: "Which Latin phrase, that translates literally as ""under the rose"", means 'secretly' or 'in confidence'?"

Answer: SUB ROSA

Answer: Sub Rosa

Answer: Subrosa

Answer: Sub rosa


Question: Which was the final battle of King Arthur, at which he was mortally wounded?

Answer: Camlan

Answer: Battle of camlann

Answer: BATTLE OF CAMLANN

Answer: Battle of Camlann

Answer: Battle of Camlan

Answer: Battle Of Camlann

Answer: Camlann


Question: Tommy Bolin, who died of a heroin overdose in 1976, was the lead guitarist with which group?

Answer: Deep purple

Answer: Deep Purple

Answer: Deep Purple (band)

Answer: DEEP PURPLE


Question: Used when making tea, and deriving from the Russian for 'self brewer', what name is given to the heated metal container traditionally used to heat and boil water in Russia, Iran and Turkey?

Answer: Zavarka

Answer: Semaver

Answer: Electric samovar

Answer: SAMOVAR

Answer: Samowar

Answer: Samovar


Question: Long Island Sound separates Long Island from which American state?

Answer: Economy of Connecticut

Answer: Regions In connecticut

Answer: Connecticut locations by per capita income

Answer: Connecticut, United States

Answer: State of Connecticut

Answer: Climate of Connecticut

Answer: Nutmeg State

Answer: Connecticutt

Answer: Connecticuit

Answer: Government of Connecticut

Answer: CONNECTICUT

Answer: Connectecut

Answer: Connecticut

Answer: Conecticut

Answer: Geography of Connecticut

Answer: Shorelands Neighborhood

Answer: Connnecticut

Answer: Connetecuit

Answer: Conn.

Answer: Connecticut (state)

Answer: Fifth State

Answer: Sports in Connecticut

Answer: Demographics of Connecticut

Answer: Connectecuit

Answer: Religion in Connecticut

Answer: Education in Connecticut

Answer: Connecticuter

Answer: Conetticut

Answer: Law of Connecticut

Answer: The Constitution State

Answer: Inland Connecticut

Answer: 5th State

Answer: Constitution State

Answer: CT, USA

Answer: Connetecut

Answer: Richest Places in Connecticut

Answer: Politics of Connecticut

Answer: The Nutmeg State

Answer: US-CT

Answer: Conneticut

Answer: Connecticut (U.S. state)

Answer: Conneticuit


Question: Sandra Bullock won this year's 'Oscar' for Best Actress for her role as 'Leigh Anne Tuohy', in which film?

Answer: Blind Side (film)

Answer: The Blind Side

Answer: The blind side

Answer: 'THE BLIND SIDE'

Answer: Blind side

Answer: Blind Side (disambiguation)

Answer: Blindside

Answer: Blind Side

Answer: The Blind Side (disambiguation)


Question: What was the name of the American President played by Martin Sheen in the TV series 'The West Wing'?

Answer: Jed bartlet

Answer: Josia Bartlet (fictional)

Answer: Bartlet Administration

Answer: Dr. Josiah Edward %22Jed%22 Bartlet

Answer: Josiah Bartlet

Answer: President Bartlet

Answer: 'JOSIAH BARTLET'

Answer: President Bartlett

Answer: Jed Bartlett

Answer: Jed Bartlet

Answer: Jeb bartlet

Answer: Josiah Edward Bartlet


Question: What is the capital of Taiwan?

Answer: Tâi-pak

Answer: Tai-pak

Answer: Taihoku

Answer: 台北市

Answer: Tai-Pei

Answer: UN/LOCODE:TWTPE

Answer: Daihoku

Answer: Taipei city

Answer: Taibei

Answer: 臺北市

Answer: T'aipei

Answer: Taipei

Answer: Tai-Pak

Answer: Taipet

Answer: 台北

Answer: Taipei City

Answer: T'ai-Pei

Answer: Táibei

Answer: Taipak

Answer: Taipai

Answer: Tâipak

Answer: Táiběi

Answer: T'ai-pei, Taiwan

Answer: Tapei

Answer: Taipei, Taiwan

Answer: Taipeh

Answer: Tâi-Pak

Answer: Taipei City, Taiwan

Answer: Capital of the Republic of China

Answer: T'ai-pei

Answer: Taipi

Answer: Tai Pei

Answer: Taibei City

Answer: Capital of Taiwan

Answer: 臺北

Answer: The Geography of Taipei

Answer: TAIPEI


Question: If you order 'Gambas' in a Spanish restaurant what will you get?

Answer: Prawn versus shrimp

Answer: Prawn

Answer: PRAWNS

Answer: Prawns

Answer: King prawns

Answer: King Prawn


Question: Which company first sponsored the big wheel called 'The London Eye'?

Answer: Ba.com

Answer: British Airlines

Answer: British Airways Plc

Answer: Flight Information and Control of Operations

Answer: British Airways Club World Business

Answer: British Airways Express

Answer: Executive Club

Answer: Britishairways.com

Answer: British Airways plc

Answer: British Airways Museum

Answer: British Airways

Answer: British airways lounges

Answer: Britishairways.co.uk

Answer: British Airways PLC

Answer: British Airways Ads

Answer: Baholidays.com

Answer: British Air

Answer: British airways

Answer: British Airways Club World

Answer: British Airways p.l.c.

Answer: Speedbird House

Answer: British Airways Flight Numbers

Answer: Club Europe

Answer: High Life (magazine)

Answer: Flight information and control of operations

Answer: Club World

Answer: BRITISH AIRWAYS

Answer: British Airway Group

Answer: British Airways Plc.

Answer: British Airways Holidays

Answer: Bashares.com


Question: Robert Walden Cassotto achieved fame under what name?

Answer: Bobby Darrin

Answer: Bobby Darren

Answer: Gyp the Cat

Answer: Robert Cassotto

Answer: Bobby Darin

Answer: Bobby darin

Answer: The Rinky Dinks

Answer: BOBBY DARIN

Answer: Bobby daren

Answer: Walden Robert Cassotto


Question: Which motor manufacturer produces the 'Sharan' model?

Answer: Folksvagon

Answer: VW Motorsport

Answer: Gas Auto

Answer: Das Auto

Answer: VW

Answer: Volkswagen France

Answer: Lamando

Answer: V-Dub

Answer: Volkswagen

Answer: Volkswagen Roccan

Answer: V W

Answer: V.w.

Answer: Vw

Answer: Volkswagon

Answer: Volkswagen R

Answer: V.W.

Answer: VOLKSWAGEN

Answer: Volks wagen

Answer: V. W.

Answer: Volkswagens

Answer: Folkswagon


Question: What word is used in betting slang for odds of five to one (5/1)?

Answer: 'HAND'

Answer: Hands (song)

Answer: The Hand

Answer: HAND

Answer: Hand (disambiguation)

Answer: Hands (album)


Question: With a surface area of 56km2, which Scottish loch is, in terms of surface area, the second largest inland body of water in Great Britain?

Answer: Lochness

Answer: Loch Nis

Answer: LOCH NESS

Answer: Loch Ness

Answer: Lough Ness

Answer: Loch ness

Answer: Lock Ness, Scotland