Question: Which winter sport was contested as an Olympic sport only once, at the 1908 Summer Olympics?

Answer: Special figures figure skating


Question: "Which 19th century English writer wrote ""Swallows and Amazons"", ""Peter Duck"" and ""Secret Water""?"

Answer: Arthur Michell Ransome

Answer: Ransome, Arthur Michell

Answer: Arthur Ransome


Question: What is the astronomical term for the measure of the reflective ability of a heavenly body?

Answer: Simple albedo

Answer: Simple Albedo

Answer: Solar reflectance

Answer: Earth albedo

Answer: Albedo of the Earth

Answer: Albedo rate

Answer: Albedo effects

Answer: Albedo


Question: "In Texas, what is known as ""Ole Sparky""?"

Answer: Electric chair

Answer: Electric Chair

Answer: Electrical chair

Answer: The electric chair

Answer: Death chair

Answer: The Electric Chair

Answer: Execution by electrocution

Answer: Execution by electric chair


Question: What is the symbol for a 30th wedding anniversary?

Answer: Pearl farm

Answer: Pearl farmer

Answer: Oyster pearl

Answer: Pearl

Answer: Pearls

Answer: Coloured pearls

Answer: Pearl farming

Answer: Natural pearl


Question: "Which American comedian who died on 4 May 2009 became famous as an inept magician on Dean Martin's TV show in the 1960s and appeared in ""Cannonball Run"", ""Blazing Saddles"" and ""The Muppet Movie"" ?"

Answer: Dom DeLuise

Answer: Dom De Luises

Answer: Dom Deluise

Answer: Dominick DeLuise

Answer: Dom deLuise

Answer: Dom De Luise

Answer: Dom DeLouise

Answer: Dom de Luise


Question: J. E. Brandenberger, a Swiss chemist and textile engineer, discovered the process to make what?

Answer: Cellophane paper

Answer: Celophane

Answer: Celaphane

Answer: Cellophane


Question: Who married Sarah Hugill in 1972, had two children, divorced in 1983, married Sarah Brightman in 1984, divorced in 1990, married Madeleine Gurdon in 1991, and had three children?

Answer: Andrew Lloyd Weber

Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber

Answer: Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber

Answer: Andrew Lloyd-Weber

Answer: Lord Lloyd-Webber

Answer: Andrew Loyd Webber

Answer: Lloyd Webber, Andrew

Answer: Andrew Lloyd-Webber

Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Baron Lloyd-Webber

Answer: Lord Lloyd Webber

Answer: Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber

Answer: Baron Lloyd-Webber

Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation


Question: According to The Mamas and the Papas, which day cannot be trusted?

Answer: Lunedi

Answer: Mondays

Answer: Moon Day

Answer: Monday

Answer: Lundi


Question: "Which 17th century philosopher, mathematician, scientist, and writer provided the basis for the calculus of Newton and Leibniz by applying infinitesimal calculus to ""the tangent line problem""?"

Answer: René Decartes

Answer: Rene descartes

Answer: Rene Decartes

Answer: René descartes

Answer: Renée Descarte

Answer: Renee Descartes

Answer: Renée Descartes

Answer: Sum res cogitans

Answer: Des cartes

Answer: Renatius Cartesius

Answer: Renatus Cartesius

Answer: Kartezio

Answer: Adequacy Principle

Answer: Renè Descartes

Answer: DesCartes

Answer: Renee Descarte

Answer: Renes Descartes

Answer: Descartese

Answer: R. Descartes

Answer: Descartes

Answer: Rene Descartes

Answer: Ren Descartes

Answer: Cartesium

Answer: René Descartes

Answer: Cartesius

Answer: Descarte

Answer: Rene Descarte

Answer: Rene Des Cartes


Question: Who won a Nobel prize in 1918 for his Law of Radiation and is the originator of Quantum Theory?

Answer: Planck

Answer: Max Plank

Answer: Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck

Answer: Max Planck


Question: Where is the strait of Strelasund?

Answer: Mare Suevicum

Answer: Suevian Sea

Answer: Läänemeri

Answer: BalticSea

Answer: Baltic coast

Answer: Post-littorina Sea

Answer: Central Baltic Sea

Answer: Laeaenemeri

Answer: Suebian Sea

Answer: Baltic sea

Answer: Laanemeri

Answer: Ostsee

Answer: Mare Suebicum

Answer: Pollution of the Baltic Sea

Answer: The Baltic

Answer: Itämeri

Answer: Östersjön

Answer: Baltic (name)

Answer: Baltic Sea

Answer: Pollution in the Baltic Sea


Question: What is the name of the golf trophy for competition between teams of professional golfers from Europe and the USA that was first contested between Great Britain and the USA in 1927?

Answer: Ryder Cup Matches

Answer: Rider cup

Answer: The Ryder Cup

Answer: Ryder cup

Answer: Ryder Cup


Question: Madeleine Allbright was appointed by Bill Clinton as the USA's first woman to hold what position?

Answer: Secretary of State

Answer: Secretary Of State

Answer: Secretary of State (Great Britain)

Answer: Secretary of state (Luxembourg)

Answer: State secretary

Answer: Secretaries of State

Answer: State Secretaries

Answer: Secretariat of State

Answer: Secretary of state

Answer: State Secretariat

Answer: Secretariats of State

Answer: Secreatary of State

Answer: Secretary of State (Luxembourg)

Answer: Secretary of States

Answer: State Secretary

Answer: State Secretariats


Question: The U.S. Masters, one of the four major championships in professional golf, is the only major championship that is played at the same course each year. Where has it been played since its inception in 1934?

Answer: Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia

Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia


Question: What was the name of the Flintstones' pet?

Answer: Dino


Question: In art, what is the term used for the process of producing an effect by means of dots or small marks with brush or pencil?

Answer: Stipple

Answer: Stippling


Question: Why was Korean short-track speedskater Kim Dong-Sung disqualified from the men's 1500 metre final at the 2000 Olympics?

Answer: Cross-tracking


Question: Sweeney Todd was the demon barber of what street?

Answer: Fleet

Answer: FLEET

Answer: Fleet (disambiguation)

Answer: Fleets


Question: In which country was the first 24 hour race for motor cars held on a closed course, in 1907?

Answer: Englnad

Answer: The land of the Angles

Answer: Sasainn

Answer: England, U.K.

Answer: Engla land

Answer: England's

Answer: Starks Field School

Answer: Englaland

Answer: English Nation

Answer: Ingland

Answer: Engelond

Answer: Englistan

Answer: Languages of England

Answer: England, UK

Answer: Name of England

Answer: Auld enemy

Answer: Sasana

Answer: England, United Kingdom

Answer: Ængland

Answer: Lloegr

Answer: Land of the Angles

Answer: Engla rice

Answer: Aengland

Answer: UK, (England)

Answer: Ænglaland

Answer: England

Answer: Life in England

Answer: Aenglaland

Answer: ENGLAND

Answer: Anglica

Answer: Etymology of England

Answer: Pow Sows

Answer: Ængla land


Question: In June 2009, General Motors announced that it would sell which of its brands to Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery, based in China?

Answer: Hummer

Answer: HUMMER


Question: "Who developed the men's scent ""I Am King"", which was first marketed in February 2009?"

Answer: Sean Comb

Answer: The Hitmen (production team)

Answer: Puff Daddy and the family

Answer: Pdaddy

Answer: P daddy

Answer: Sean puffy coombs

Answer: MMM (Puff Daddy album)

Answer: Sean John Combs

Answer: Sean "P. Diddy" Combs

Answer: Diddy (rapper)

Answer: Puffy daddy

Answer: P. Daddy

Answer: Pdiddy

Answer: P diddy

Answer: Diddy (entertainer)

Answer: Puff Daddy And The Family

Answer: PDaddy

Answer: P Daddy

Answer: P.Diddy

Answer: Sean %22P. Diddy%22 Combs

Answer: P.Daddy

Answer: Sean %22Puff Daddy%22 Combs

Answer: Sir Rock Obama

Answer: P-Diddy

Answer: No Way Out II

Answer: Combs, Sean

Answer: Sean P. Diddy Combs

Answer: Sean "Diddy" Combs

Answer: Puff Daddy

Answer: PDiddy

Answer: P Diddy

Answer: MMM (album)

Answer: P. diddy

Answer: Puffy coombs

Answer: Puff Daddy and The Family

Answer: Justin Combs

Answer: P.daddy

Answer: Puffy diddy

Answer: Shawn Combs

Answer: Puff diddy

Answer: Puff Daddy & the Family

Answer: The Bad Boy Family

Answer: P-diddy

Answer: Kimberly Porter

Answer: Sean puffy combs

Answer: Bad Boy Entertainment Worldwide

Answer: P-Daddy

Answer: Puffy Combs

Answer: Poppa pop

Answer: Sean Combs

Answer: List of awards and nominations received by Sean Combs

Answer: P. Diddy

Answer: Puff Daddy and the Family

Answer: Sean %22Diddy%22 Combs

Answer: Kim Porter

Answer: P.diddy

Answer: Sean %22Puffy%22 Combs

Answer: Shaun Combs

Answer: P. daddy

Answer: P-daddy

Answer: Puff daddy


Question: Which English general medical practitioner is known to have killed at least 218 of his patients, and was caught when he became unexpectedly a beneficiary in the will of Kathleen Grundy?

Answer: Doctor shipman

Answer: Dr. Harold Shipman

Answer: Dr Harold Shipman

Answer: Dr Shipman

Answer: Primrose Shipman

Answer: Dr. Shipman

Answer: Harold Shipman

Answer: Fred Shipman

Answer: Dr. Harold Frederick SHIPMAN

Answer: Harold shipman

Answer: Dr. death (harold shipman)

Answer: Harold Frederick Shipman


Question: A bagel is a type of what?

Answer: Somun

Answer: Crust of bread

Answer: Leavened bread

Answer: Scali

Answer: Pão

Answer: Round bread

Answer: Loaves

Answer: Bread round

Answer: Crust of Bread

Answer: Batch bread

Answer: Double roti

Answer: Bread crust

Answer: Bread making

Answer: Breadmaking

Answer: Ammunition bread

Answer: Bread

Answer: Crusty bread

Answer: Bread Making

Answer: Breads

Answer: Raw Toast

Answer: Soft-tack

Answer: Milk Loaf

Answer: Round of bread

Answer: Crust (bread)

Answer: Heel (bread)


Question: Who was President of France for over 10 years from 1958?

Answer: Charles de Galle

Answer: Charles de Gaulle

Answer: Charles De Gaul

Answer: Charles Degaulle

Answer: General de Gaulle

Answer: Charles Andre Joseph Marie de Gaulle

Answer: De Gaulle, Charles Andre Joseph Marie

Answer: Général de Gaulle

Answer: Charles de gaulle

Answer: De Gaulle, Charles André Joseph Marie

Answer: Charles de Gaule

Answer: General Charles de Gaulle

Answer: General De Gaulle

Answer: De Gaulle

Answer: Charles Andre Joseph Marie De Gaulle

Answer: DeGaulle

Answer: Général De Gaulle

Answer: Degaulle

Answer: Charles de Gualle

Answer: Charles de Gaulle of France

Answer: Charles de Gaul

Answer: The Army of the Future

Answer: Charles De Gaulle

Answer: General DeGaulle

Answer: Charles de gualle

Answer: Charles André Joseph Marie De Gaulle

Answer: Charles DeGaulle


Question: On 12 September 1995, the Belarusian air force shot down a gas balloon, killing two Americans, during a race for which trophy?

Answer: Gordon Bennett Trophy

Answer: Gordon Bennett Cup (disambiguation)

Answer: Gordon Bennett Cup


Question: What instrument has a long neck and a round body of parchment stretched over a metal frame?

Answer: Open back banjo

Answer: Fingerpicking banjo

Answer: Tenor banjo

Answer: Electric banjo

Answer: Banjer

Answer: Five-string banjo

Answer: Stealth Banjo

Answer: Banjos

Answer: Tenor Banjo

Answer: Classic banjo

Answer: Banjo string

Answer: Banjo

Answer: 5-string banjo


Question: The Proteas are a national cricket team representing which country?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: What was the first song played on MTV on 1 August 1981?

Answer: """Video Killed The Radio Star"" by the Buggles"

"""Video Killed The Radio Star"" by the Buggles"


Question: According to Jewish tradition, whose chair is set ready at each passover meal in case he reappears to herald the coming of the Messiah?

Answer: אֱלִיָּהוּ

Answer: 'Ilyās

Answer: Eliahu

Answer: אליהו

Answer: Eilyohu

Answer: Eliyohu

Answer: Eliahu ha-Navi

Answer: Elyahu

Answer: Islamic views on Elijah

Answer: إلياس

Answer: 2 Kings 1:8

Answer: St. Ilija

Answer: Islamic view of Elijah

Answer: Eliyah

Answer: Elijah

Answer: Saint Elijah

Answer: Elijah the Tishbite

Answer: Ilyaseen

Answer: Mantle of Prophecy

Answer: Elijah the Tishbite from Tishby

Answer: Eliyahu Hanavi

Answer: Elias in Islam

Answer: Elijah the Prophet

Answer: St. Elijah

Answer: Saint Elias, prophet

Answer: Elijah Fed by Ravens

Answer: Elijah's Chair

Answer: Eliya

Answer: Eliyahu

Answer: Elya

Answer: Elija

Answer: Prophet Elias

Answer: Elijah (prophet)

Answer: Eliyyah

Answer: Elijah in Islam

Answer: Elijah's Cup

Answer: Chair of Elijah

Answer: Eliyyahu

Answer: Elijah's chair


Question: Staten Island, New York, is at the mouth of which river?

Answer: Hudson (disambiguation)

Answer: Hudson


Question: Mrs Lovett made meat pies from material supplied by whom?

Answer: Sweeny tod

Answer: Sweeney Todd

Answer: Tobias %22Toby%22 Ragg

Answer: The Barber of Fleet Street

Answer: Sweeny Todd

Answer: Sweeney Todd (character)

Answer: Sweenie Todd

Answer: Sweeney Tod

Answer: Sweeney todd

Answer: Sweney Todd


Question: "What winter sport that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting was called ""military patrol"" when it was contested at the Olympic Winter Games in 1924, and demonstrated in 1928, 1936, and 1948?"

Answer: Biathlete

Answer: Primitive biathlon

Answer: Biathlon

Answer: Biathlon ski racing

Answer: Biathalon

Answer: Skiskyting


Question: "The X-Files spawned two theatrical movies, ""The X-Files"" and ""I Want To Believe"", and which spin-off TV series?"

Answer: Lone gunmen trio

Answer: Richard %22Ringo%22 Langly

Answer: Lord Manhammer

Answer: Yves Adele Harlow

Answer: John Fitzgerald Byers

Answer: Melvin Frohike

Answer: Lois Runtz

Answer: Lone Gunmen

Answer: Lone gunmen

Answer: Richard Langly

Answer: The lone gunmen

Answer: The Lone Gunmen

Answer: Susanne Modeski


Question: "Who divorced her husband in 1978 after sixteen years of marriage, accusing him of years of severe spousal abuse and rampant drug addiction in her autobiography ""I, Tina"" (which was later adapted for the film ""What's Love Got to Do with It""), and left semi-retirement in 2008 to embark on her ""Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour""?"

Answer: Anna Bullock

Answer: Tina Turner's

Answer: Tina Turner

Answer: Tina tuner

Answer: Tina turner

Answer: Tinna turner

Answer: Annie Mae Bullock

Answer: Anna Mae Bullock


Question: In 1953, what was announced about the discovery in 1911 to 1915 of the bones of Piltdown Man, who was believed to represent the oldest human race in Europe?

Answer: It was exposed as an elaborate hoax


Question: What is the honour system founded by Napoleon in 1802 that has five classes including Grand Cross and Officer?

Answer: Legion of Honor

Answer: Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: Officier de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: Officer of the National Order of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Legion of Honor of France

Answer: Chevalier de Légion d'honneur

Answer: Chevalier de La Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Chevalier of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Commander of the Legion of Honour

Answer: French Legion of Honour

Answer: Chevalier of the Légion d'honneur

Answer: Officer of the Legion of Honour (France)

Answer: Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: Légion d'honneur

Answer: Commandant of the Legion

Answer: Officer of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Ordre national de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: French Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Cross of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Légion d'honneur Croix de Commandeur

Answer: Croix d'Officier of the Legion of Honour

Answer: The Legion of Honor

Answer: Grand Croix of the Légion d'honneur

Answer: Knight of the National Order of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Chevalier de Legion d'Honneur

Answer: Chevalier of the Order of the Légion d'honneur

Answer: Legie d'honeur

Answer: Légion d'honneur de France

Answer: Commander of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Légion d'honneur

Answer: Commandeur de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: Grand-Croix de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: Chevalier de la légion d'honneur

Answer: French Legion of Honor

Answer: Grand Croix de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: National Order of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Knight of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Légion d´honneur

Answer: Officier de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: Grand Croix de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: Knight of the Legion of Honour

Answer: French Légion d'honneur

Answer: Legion of Honor Chevalier

Answer: Grand Order of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Officer of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Legion d'Honneur

Answer: Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour

Answer: French Legion Of Honour

Answer: Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur

Answer: Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Legion d'Honneur

Answer: Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Grand-Croix de la Legion d'honneur

Answer: Legion of honour

Answer: Cross of the Légion d'honneur

Answer: Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Legion d'Honneur

Answer: Legion d'Honour

Answer: Legion of honor

Answer: Chevalier of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Officier de la Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Chevalier de Legion d'honneur

Answer: Legion d'honeur

Answer: Légion d'Honneur

Answer: National Order of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Legion d'honneur Croix de Commandeur

Answer: Legion d'honneur

Answer: Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honor

Answer: Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: French legion of honor

Answer: Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour

Answer: Chevalier dans l'Ordre de la Légion d'Honneur

Answer: Commandeur de la Légion d'honneur

Answer: Legion of Honour

Answer: LoH


Question: The works of artists De Chirico, Andr Breton, Mir, Magritte, Dal and Ernst are examples of what art movement?

Answer: Surrealist writing

Answer: Surrealist poet

Answer: History of surrealism

Answer: Surreal fiction

Answer: Surreal art

Answer: Surrealist Movement

Answer: Surrealistic Artists

Answer: Surrealist groups

Answer: Surreality

Answer: Surrealist movement

Answer: Surrealist Movement in the United States

Answer: Surrealistic

Answer: Surrealism in the arts

Answer: Surealism

Answer: Surrealism (art)

Answer: Surrealist Art

Answer: Surreal theatre

Answer: Surrealists

Answer: Surrealist poetry

Answer: Surrealism in the Arts

Answer: Surrealist

Answer: Surrealist verse

Answer: Surrealism in the United States

Answer: Surrealism

Answer: Surrealist art


Question: During World War II, Japan occupied which part of the USA?

Answer: Aluetion Islands

Answer: Catherine Archipelago

Answer: Aleutian Islands

Answer: Aleutian Chain

Answer: Aleutian Island

Answer: Aleutian chain

Answer: Aleutians

Answer: Aleutian islands

Answer: Aleutian Islands (Alaska)

Answer: Aleutian Islands tundra

Answer: Aleutian Archipelago

Answer: Aleutine

Answer: Aleutian Islands National Wildlife Refuge

Answer: Aleutian Island Chain

Answer: Aluetian Islands

Answer: Aleutian Islands, Alaska

Answer: Alution Islands


Question: Porcupine grass is also known as what?

Answer: Maiden grass

Answer: Eulalia Grass

Answer: Zebra grass

Answer: Chinese silver grass

Answer: Miscanthus sinensis

Answer: M. sinensis

Answer: Japanese pampas grass

Answer: Susuki

Answer: Chinese silvergrass

Answer: Maiden Grass

Answer: Chinese Silver Grass

Answer: Eulalia grass

Answer: Susuki grass

Answer: Saccharum japonicum

Answer: Eulalia japonica

Answer: Zebra Grass


Question: Colin Meads, nicknamed 'Pinetree', a former rugby union footballer who played 55 test matches for his national team from 1957 until 1971 and was named his country's Player of the Century, represented which country?

Answer: N Z

Answer: Nouvelle-Zelande

Answer: Kiwiland

Answer: New Zealand's

Answer: New Zealand.

Answer: Nz

Answer: New Zealand,

Answer: NEW Z

Answer: N Zealand

Answer: NEW ZEALAND

Answer: New Zealend

Answer: Administrative divisions of new zealand

Answer: New Zaeland

Answer: N z

Answer: Kiwistan

Answer: Enzed

Answer: NewZealand

Answer: NZ

Answer: Name of New Zealand

Answer: Staten Landt

Answer: New+Zealand

Answer: NZL

Answer: Nu Tirani

Answer: Neo Zealand

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NZ

Answer: New Zealnd

Answer: AoTeAroa

Answer: Sheepland

Answer: Aotearoa / New Zealand

Answer: Subdivisions of New Zealand

Answer: Its got that new zeal

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: Newzealand

Answer: New Zeland

Answer: New-Zealand

Answer: New Zeeland

Answer: Administrative divisions of New Zealand

Answer: New Zealnad

Answer: Staten Land

Answer: N.Z.

Answer: Staaten land

Answer: New.Zealand

Answer: Mew Zealand

Answer: Maoriland

Answer: N. Zealand

Answer: Etymology of New Zealand

Answer: New Xealand

Answer: Māoria

Answer: New zelanad

Answer: Niu Tireni

Answer: New zealand

Answer: New zeland

Answer: Nova Zeelandia

Answer: New zeeland


Question: What is the name for the infection of living tissues such as skin, lung or bowel by bacteria?

Answer: Gonococcal septicaemia affecting skin

Answer: Septicemia

Answer: Sepsis

Answer: Septecemia

Answer: Septacemia

Answer: Sepsis-induced hypotension

Answer: Blood poisoning

Answer: Severe sepsis

Answer: Septicaemia

Answer: Septicaemia affecting skin

Answer: Candida septicaemia

Answer: Streptococcal septicaemia

Answer: Septicimia

Answer: Septasemia


Question: "Who was the American who, in 1871, collected animals and freaks for a travelling circus, menagerie and museum, which by 1872 was billing itself as ""The Greatest Show on Earth""?"

Answer: Phineas Barnum

Answer: Philo F. Barnum

Answer: Phineas Taylor Barnum

Answer: P.T. Barnum's

Answer: Barnum

Answer: Phineas T. Barnum

Answer: Pt barnum

Answer: PT Barnum

Answer: P. T. Barnum

Answer: P.t. barnum

Answer: P T Barnum

Answer: The Greatest Showman on Earth (book)

Answer: P.T. Barnum

Answer: P Barnum


Question: What is the name for attacks on Jewish communities, especially those instigated by the authorities?

Answer: Pogroms

Answer: Pogromchiki

Answer: Погром

Answer: List of events named pogrom

Answer: Громить

Answer: Pogram

Answer: Pogromshchiki

Answer: Settler progrom

Answer: Pogrom

Answer: Progrom

Answer: Pogorom


Question: Suu Kyi, who was sentenced to home detention for six years in 2003, is the Leader of the Opposition in which country?

Answer: Economic sanctions against Myanmar

Answer: Economic sanctions against Burma

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MM

Answer: Birman Empire

Answer: Etymology of Burma

Answer: Republic of The Union of Myanmar

Answer: Pyidaunzu Thanmăda Myăma Nainngandaw

Answer: Mianmar

Answer: Borders of Burma

Answer: Myanmar (Burma)

Answer: Mayanmar

Answer: မြန်မာပြည်

Answer: Pyi-daung-zu Myan-ma Naing-ngan-daw

Answer: Myammar

Answer: Burma/Myanmar

Answer: Burmese Republic

Answer: Burma-Myanmar

Answer: Burma (Myanmar)

Answer: Union of Myanmar

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော်

Answer: Sanctions against Burma

Answer: Myanmar (formerly Burma)

Answer: Birma

Answer: ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော

Answer: Birmanie

Answer: Myanmar/(Burma)

Answer: Burma

Answer: Myanmar/Burma

Answer: Myanmar

Answer: Myanmer

Answer: Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma

Answer: Republic of the Union of Myanmar

Answer: Eastern Burma

Answer: Union of burma

Answer: Myanma

Answer: Birmania


Question: What is the third largest port of Belgium, accessed by a canal 200 metres (660 feet) wide and 32 kilometres (20 miles) long, which ends near the Dutch port of Terneuzen?

Answer: UN/LOCODE:BEGNE

Answer: Ghent

Answer: Belgium Ghent

Answer: Gent, Belgium

Answer: Ghent, Belgium


Question: "The border crossing known as ""Checkpoint Charlie"" was between which two places?"

Answer: East and West Berlin


Question: What is the term for the reddish-brown hydrated oxide formed on iron?

Answer: Rusted

Answer: Rust (iron oxide)

Answer: FEO3

Answer: Rust removal

Answer: Chemistry rust

Answer: Rusting

Answer: Rusts

Answer: Rust


Question: What is Bedloes Island in the USA used for?

Answer: Liberty, Statue of

Answer: Statue of liberty

Answer: Fort Wood National Monument

Answer: Staute of Liberty

Answer: Statue of Liberty

Answer: Azadliq Statue

Answer: Freiheitsstatue

Answer: Liberty Enlightening the World

Answer: Statue of Liberty, USA

Answer: Statue Of Liberty

Answer: Liberty enlightening the world

Answer: Statue Liberty

Answer: Mother of Exiles

Answer: The Statue of Liberty

Answer: Frederick R. Law

Answer: The Liberty Statue

Answer: Free woman


Question: As what are Jeff Ement, Matt Cameron, Mike McCready and Eddie Vedder collectively known?

Answer: America's Greatest Rock and Roll Band

Answer: Olé (song)

Answer: List Pearl Jam songs covered by others

Answer: Pearljam

Answer: Pearl Jam (band)

Answer: Pearl jam

Answer: List of Pearl Jam songs covered by others

Answer: Pearl Jam


Question: During his visit in May 2009, the Pope was urged to complain about the state of what landmark between Israel and Jordan?

Answer: Nahr Al-Urdun

Answer: Yardein

Answer: Jordan River (symbolic)

Answer: Jordan River

Answer: Jordan River Valley

Answer: The Jordan

Answer: Jordan river

Answer: River jordon

Answer: Ha-Yarden

Answer: Jordan (river)

Answer: River Jordan

Answer: The River Jordan

Answer: Jordan river Valley

Answer: Jordan River (symbolism)


Question: What spirit, in Ireland and Scotland, makes noises near a house when someone is about to die?

Answer: Bean sidhe

Answer: Ben side

Answer: Bean síth

Answer: Bean Shìth

Answer: Bean sídhe

Answer: Ban-sith

Answer: Banshees

Answer: Bean-shidh

Answer: The banshee

Answer: Bean-sídhe

Answer: Bean Shith

Answer: Bansidhe

Answer: Ben shee

Answer: Bahr geist

Answer: Ban side

Answer: Bean sith

Answer: Banshee

Answer: Bean Sidhe

Answer: Benshee

Answer: Bán síde

Answer: Bean-shìdh

Answer: Ben síde

Answer: Bean Sídhe

Answer: Beah shith

Answer: Ban-sìth


Question: What was the name given to Barbary pirates who raided ships in the Mediterranean and the south European coast from bases on the north coast of Africa?

Answer: Corsairs

Answer: Corsair (disambiguation)

Answer: Corsair (novel)

Answer: Corsair

Answer: Corsair ship


Question: What is the name for the 225 million years that it takes the sun to go around the galaxy?

Answer: Cosmic year (disambiguation)

Answer: Cosmic year (astronomy)

Answer: Cosmic year


Question: "Which game has been played in England since Tudor Times, with the earliest reference being in 1744 in ""A Little Pretty Pocketbook"" where it is called Baseball?"

Answer: Irish rounders

Answer: Rounders


Question: What product of photosynthesis, a carbohydrate occurring in the cells of plants, can be changed into glucose or dextrine?

Answer: Starch granules

Answer: Food starch

Answer: Starch

Answer: Starches

Answer: Dextrinisation

Answer: Vegetable starch

Answer: Amylum

Answer: Starch solution

Answer: Laundry starch

Answer: Clothing starch

Answer: Wheat starch

Answer: Starch (food)


Question: The first US National Champions of which sport were Team Roslindale when the first sanctioned Official Nationals were played in Leominster Ma in 1974?

Answer: Ground hockey

Answer: Deck hockey

Answer: Dek hockey

Answer: Street Hockey

Answer: Street hockey

Answer: Cosom hockey

Answer: Road hockey

Answer: Driveway hockey


Question: "When Metro Pictures took over two other companies to form MGM, MGM adopted the former Goldwyn mascot ""Leo the Lion"" and what Goldwyn corporate motto?"

Answer: Art for art's sake

Answer: Ars gratia artis

Answer: Ars Gratia Artis

Answer: Art For Art's Sake

Answer: L'art pour l'art

Answer: Art for Art's Sake


Question: In 1960, who co-founded Motor Racing Developments Ltd., a British racing car manufacturer and Formula One racing team with designer Ron Tauranac?

Answer: Jack Brabham

Answer: Sir Jack Brabham


Question: What is an astronomical event that occurs when one celestial object moves into the shadow of another?

Answer: Solar and Lunar Eclipses

Answer: Partial eclipse

Answer: Total eclipse

Answer: Partial eclipses

Answer: Eclipse

Answer: Eclispe

Answer: Partial Eclipse

Answer: Eclipses


Question: Miami Beach in Florida borders which ocean?

Answer: Sea of Atlas

Answer: The Pond

Answer: Ethiopic Ocean

Answer: Across the pond

Answer: North Atlantic

Answer: The Atlantic Ocean

Answer: North Atlantic ocean

Answer: Northern Atlantic

Answer: Altantic Ocean

Answer: Atlantis Thalassa

Answer: Atlantic basic

Answer: The pond

Answer: Atlantic basin

Answer: Atlantic

Answer: Atlantic Oceans

Answer: Occidental Ocean

Answer: Ethiopian Ocean

Answer: North Atlantic fisheries

Answer: Atlantic Basic

Answer: North-East Atlantic

Answer: Atlantic Basin

Answer: Atlantic ocean

Answer: Atlantic (ocean)

Answer: Antlantic Ocean

Answer: South Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Oceanvs Occidentalis

Answer: Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Central Atlantic

Answer: South Atlantic

Answer: East Atlantic

Answer: North Atlantic Ocean

Answer: Altantic ocean

Answer: Atlantic coast


Question: What is the name given to something used to compress an artery to control bleeding?

Answer: Tourniquint

Answer: Tourniquett

Answer: Tourniquets

Answer: Torniquet

Answer: Tourniquent

Answer: Torniquete

Answer: Tourniquet


Question: In 1987, the Fdracion International del Volleyball arranged the first World Beach Volleyball Championships, which was played where?

Answer: São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: BRRIO

Answer: Rio de Janiero

Answer: UN/LOCODE:BRRIO

Answer: Río de Jeneiro

Answer: Rio di Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (city)

Answer: Rio, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)

Answer: Rio Janeiro

Answer: Río de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: Rio de janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro city

Answer: Río de Janeiro

Answer: R. Janeiro

Answer: Rio-de-Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janero

Answer: R Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Jainero

Answer: River of January

Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janerio

Answer: Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de Janiero, Brazil

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Answer: Rio De Janiero

Answer: Rio de Janeiro City

Answer: Rio De Janeiro

Answer: Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Answer: The Marvelous City

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro

Answer: Rio de janerio

Answer: January River


Question: What is the name of the strait between New Guinea and the Australian mainland?

Answer: Strait of Torres

Answer: Torres Straits

Answer: Torres Strait


Question: What is the name of the dark nebula in the constellation Orion that is approximately 1500 light years from Earth?

Answer: Horsehead

Answer: Horsehead (disambiguation)


Question: On 1 June 1958, who became the oldest person to break a world record in a standard Olympic athletic event?

Answer: Dana Ztopkov


Question: Where were the Cinque Ports?

Answer: On the coasts of Kent and Sussex, England

On the coasts of Kent and Sussex, England


Question: What is the more common name for the white crystalline salt called hydrated sodium pyroborate?

Answer: Na2b4o7

Answer: Sodium borate

Answer: Borax

Answer: Tincal

Answer: ATCvet code QS01AX07

Answer: Sodium boric acid

Answer: Na2B4O7

Answer: Disodium tetraborate

Answer: Sodium Tetraborate

Answer: Sodium tetraborate decahydrate

Answer: ATC code S01AX07

Answer: Sodium pyroborate

Answer: Sodium tetraborate

Answer: E285

Answer: Na2B4O7·10H2O


Question: What name is given to an alcoholic drink that is taken in an effort to cure a hangover?

Answer: Hair off the dogs back

Answer: Hair of the dog

Answer: Recovery drinking

Answer: Hair of the dog that bit you

Answer: Alcohol readministration


Question: Who won the Oscar for Best Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role for 1990?

Answer: Jeremy Irons - Reversal of Fortune


Question: What British ship was sunk by Gunther Prien, captain of submarine U47, on the night of 13 and 14 October 1939?

Answer: Royal Oak

Answer: The Royal Oak

Answer: Royal Oak (tree)


Question: What is the main attraction at Taronga Park, Sydney?

Answer: Zoo museum

Answer: Roadside zoo

Answer: Open-range zoo

Answer: Zoologischer Garten

Answer: Zoological park

Answer: Zoological garden

Answer: ZOO

Answer: Zoos

Answer: Zoo

Answer: Zoological Gardens

Answer: Zoological Garden

Answer: Roadside zoos

Answer: Farm parks

Answer: Zoological gardens


Question: What is the triangular part of a horse's hoof?

Answer: Frog spawn

Answer: Batrachian

Answer: Frog Metamorphosis

Answer: Frogs

Answer: Frog zoology

Answer: Froglet

Answer: Batrachan

Answer: Anura (frog)

Answer: Anura (order)

Answer: Frog

Answer: Anuran

Answer: FROGS

Answer: Croaking

Answer: Frogspawn

Answer: A frog

Answer: Frog (amphibian)

Answer: Anurans

Answer: Anura (amphibian)

Answer: Order Anura

Answer: Frog life cycle


Question: With what sport is Dennis Compton associated?

Answer: Cricket games

Answer: Cricketeer

Answer: Wicketkeeping

Answer: Sport cricket

Answer: Cricket team

Answer: Cricket

Answer: Cricket Clubs

Answer: Cricketer

Answer: Spirit of cricket

Answer: Spirit of Cricket

Answer: Amature cricket

Answer: World Richest Cricketers

Answer: Cricketed

Answer: Coin toss (cricket)

Answer: Scorecard (cricket)

Answer: Cricket player

Answer: Cricketplayer

Answer: Cricket (sport)

Answer: Kricket

Answer: Sports cricket

Answer: The toss

Answer: Criket

Answer: Cricketing

Answer: Cricket club

Answer: Amateur cricket

Answer: Cricket as a social event

Answer: Not in the spirit of cricket

Answer: Creag

Answer: Cricket (game)

Answer: Cricketers


Question: In croquet, what is used to hit the ball?

Answer: Ice mallet

Answer: Rubber hammer

Answer: Mallet

Answer: Carpenter's mallet

Answer: Rubber mallet

Answer: Mallets

Answer: Meat mallet

Answer: Beater (mallet)


Question: Which sport was developed in 1895 when the Rugby Union refused to allow professionalism?

Answer: Greco-Roman Rugby

Answer: Rugby XIII

Answer: Game of 13

Answer: Greco roman rugby

Answer: Rugby League Football

Answer: Rl football

Answer: The greatest game of all

Answer: Rakavi saumi

Answer: Rugby league

Answer: Game of thirteen

Answer: Rugby 13

Answer: Rugby leauge

Answer: The Greatest Game of All

Answer: Thirteen-a-side

Answer: Northern union football

Answer: Rugby League

Answer: Northern Union football

Answer: Rugby league football

Answer: The Greatest Game

Answer: Rugby X111


Question: What is entombed in a cenotaph?

Answer: Sod alll

Answer: No thing

Answer: Nothingness

Answer: Nonexistent

Answer: Diddly-squat

Answer: Sod all

Answer: Nothing major

Answer: Nothin

Answer: Nothing

Answer: Diddly squat

Answer: Absolutely nothing


Question: What is the capital of the province of Manitoba, Canada?

Answer: The peg

Answer: The weather in Winnipeg

Answer: List of Winnipeg MPs and MLAs

Answer: Winnepeg, Manitoba

Answer: Winnipeg, Canada

Answer: Shamrock School, Winnipeg

Answer: Winnipeg, Manitoba

Answer: St. John Brebeuf School (Winnipeg)

Answer: École Marie-Anne-Gaboury, Winnipeg

Answer: Victor Mager School, Winnipeg

Answer: Winnipeg

Answer: List of Winnipeg sister cities

Answer: Frontenac School

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CAWNP

Answer: Shamrock School

Answer: George McDowell School, Winnipeg

Answer: Frontenac School, Winnipeg

Answer: City of Winnipeg

Answer: Winnipegger

Answer: École Guyot, Winnipeg

Answer: Ecole Guyot

Answer: America/Winnipeg

Answer: Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Answer: WPG

Answer: École Marie-Anne-Gaboury

Answer: Winterpeg

Answer: École Guyot

Answer: Darwin School

Answer: Ecole Marie-Anne-Gaboury

Answer: Darwin School, Winnipeg

Answer: Winipeg

Answer: Winnipeg, MB

Answer: Whinnipeg

Answer: Windsor School, Winnipeg

Answer: The Peg

Answer: Victor Mager School

Answer: Whyte Ridge

Answer: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Answer: Winnepeg

Answer: Archwood School, Winnipeg

Answer: Archwood School


Question: What was developed at the Bell Telephone Company under the direction of Dr William Shockley?

Answer: Collector (electronics)

Answer: Discrete transistor

Answer: Transistor Outline

Answer: Transistor

Answer: Transistorized

Answer: Redifine your concepts about Transistor

Answer: Transistors

Answer: Transfer resistor


Question: Rob Pilatis and Fab Morvan were collectively known as what?

Answer: Rob and Fab

Answer: Milli Vanilli

Answer: Milli vanili

Answer: Milli Vanilli lip syncing scandal

Answer: Mili vanilli

Answer: Milli Vanilli In Motion

Answer: Mili Vanilli

Answer: Mili Vanili

Answer: Milli-Vanilli

Answer: Milli Vannilli

Answer: Empire Bizarre

Answer: Megamix (Milli Vanilli song)

Answer: Milli vanilli

Answer: Jodie Rocco (singer)

Answer: Milli Vanilli lip synching scandal

Answer: Don't Give Up the fight

Answer: The Hits That Shook The World

Answer: Milly Vanilly


Question: "What was special about ""The Daily Courant"" that appeared in the early 18th century?"

Answer: First daily newspaper


Question: In which country is Lake Como?

Answer: Environment of Italy

Answer: Italiën

Answer: Subdivisions of Italy

Answer: Republic of Italy

Answer: ItalY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:IT

Answer: Etymology of Italy

Answer: Itali

Answer: Pollution in Italy

Answer: Administrative divisions of Italy

Answer: Austrian Empire (Italy)

Answer: Italija

Answer: Italie

Answer: Italia

Answer: Italian Republic

Answer: Second Italian Republic

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italio

Answer: Repubblica Italiana

Answer: Itàlia

Answer: The Italian republic


Question: Gordon Ramsay's first foray in TV was in which 1998 fly-on-the-kitchen-wall documentary?

Answer: Boiling Point

Answer: Saturation pressure

Answer: 3-4X Zyuugatu

Answer: Atmospheric boiling point

Answer: 3-4X Juugatsu

Answer: Saturation Pressure

Answer: Atmospheric pressure boiling point

Answer: Normal boiling point

Answer: Saturation temperature

Answer: 3-4X Zyugatu

Answer: 3-4X Jûgatsu

Answer: Boiling point

Answer: Boiling temperature

Answer: The Boiling Point

Answer: 3-4X Zyûgatu

Answer: Boiling points

Answer: 3-4X Jugatsu


Question: Which conflict began in England in 1455 after King Henry VI, following a troubled reign, had a long period of mental withdrawal?

Answer: War of the roses

Answer: War of the Roses

Answer: The war of the roses

Answer: War of roses

Answer: The War Of The Roses

Answer: Wars of the roses

Answer: The War of the Roses

Answer: Wars of the Roses

Answer: Wars of Roses

Answer: War of Roses

Answer: War Of The Roses

Answer: Rebellion of 1483

Answer: Wars of the Cousins

Answer: The Wars of the Roses

Answer: The War of The Roses


Question: What is the surname of the film director whose first names are Francis Ford?

Answer: Coppola (disambiguation)

Answer: Coppola


Question: "Which 16th century Venetian, born Jacopo Robusti, studied under Titian and painted ""St George and the Dragon"", ""Belshazzar's Feast"", ""The Last Supper"" and ""Paradise""?"

Answer: Tintoretto, Il

Answer: Jacobo Robusti

Answer: Jacopo Tintoretto

Answer: Tintoretto

Answer: Jacopo Robusti

Answer: Tintoret

Answer: Little Dyer

Answer: Il Tintoretto


Question: Which group of around 200 Greek islands in the Aegean Sea includes Andros, Naxos, Paros and Milos?

Answer: Cyclades Prefecture

Answer: Kyklades Prefecture

Answer: Kikladhes

Answer: Kyklades

Answer: Cyclades

Answer: List of municipalities in the Cyclades and the Dodecanese

Answer: Cycladic

Answer: Cyclodes

Answer: ΚΥΚΛΑΔΕΣ

Answer: Κυκλάς

Answer: Κυκλάδες

Answer: Kykládes

Answer: Cyclades islands

Answer: Cyclades Islands

Answer: Cycladic Islands


Question: "Which German social economist of Jewish descent, expelled from Germany and France, co-wrote in London ""The Communist Manifesto"" and ""Das Kapital""?"

Answer: Karl Marx

Answer: Karl Heinrich Marx

Answer: K. H. Marx

Answer: Marx, Karl

Answer: K Marx

Answer: Carl Heinrich Marx

Answer: Carl Marks

Answer: K. Marx

Answer: Karol Marks

Answer: Carl Marx

Answer: Father of Communism

Answer: Karl Marks

Answer: Karl marx

Answer: Marx


Question: What was the original official name of the first code of French civil law?

Answer: Code Napolon


Question: What is the name for the period of French history from 2 December 1852 (when Napoleon III became Emperor) to 4 September 1870 (when the Third Republic was set up after the Battle of Sedan)?

Answer: Sécond Empire

Answer: Second Empire (disambiguation)

Answer: Second Empire


Question: "Which pair of films starred Uma Thurman as ""the bride"", Daryl Hannah as her arch-nemesis and Lucy Liu as ""Cottonmouth""?"

Answer: Kill Bill: Volume 3

Answer: Kill bill

Answer: Kill Bill


Question: The English cities of Gloucester and Worcester are on which river?

Answer: Seven Boar

Answer: Severn river (great britain)

Answer: Afon Hafren

Answer: Severn Vale

Answer: Severn River (Great Britain)

Answer: River Severn

Answer: Severn

Answer: The Severn River


Question: The Babylonians invented the clepsydra. What was it?

Answer: Water-clock

Answer: Water Clock

Answer: Water clocks

Answer: Clepsydra (clock)

Answer: Water clock

Answer: Waterclock

Answer: Water powered clocks

Answer: Waterclocks

Answer: Water powered clock

Answer: Water-powered clock


Question: Where, since 1839, is the Grand National Steeplechase run over 4 1/2 miles in England in March?

Answer: Aintree railway stations

Answer: Aintree

Answer: Aintree Village

Answer: Aintree Village, Merseyside


Question: In classical architecture, what is the plain-faced portion, usually rectangular, of a pedestal between the base and the cornice?

Answer: Dado

Answer: Dado (disambiguation)


Question: "What type of clothing is a ""sou-wester""?"

Answer: Titfer

Answer: Types of hats

Answer: Puggaree

Answer: Hat

Answer: Hats

Answer: Hat bands

Answer: Hatband

Answer: Hat band

Answer: Hat size

Answer: Brim (hat)

Answer: Paper hat

Answer: Sweatband (hat)

Answer: Hatbands


Question: "What was the ""Scopes Monkey Trial"" about?"

Answer: Teaching the theory of evolution in schools

Teaching the theory of evolution in schools


Question: Which film, directed by David Lean and starring John Mills, opens with an escaped convict grabbing hold of a boy in a graveyard?

Answer: Herbert Pocket

Answer: Great Expectation

Answer: Jaggers

Answer: Great Expectations plot details

Answer: Great Expectations

Answer: Joe Gargery

Answer: Bentley Drummle

Answer: Great expectations

Answer: Mrs joe


Question: What is an open plane curve formed by the intersection of a cone with a plane parallel to its side, resembling the path of a projectile under the action of gravity?

Answer: Lambert's Theorem

Answer: Derivations of conic sections

Answer: Parabolic equation

Answer: Parabolae

Answer: Parabola

Answer: Parabolic Equation

Answer: X squared

Answer: Parabola/Proofs

Answer: Derivations of Conic Sections

Answer: Parabolas

Answer: Derivation of parabolic form

Answer: Conic section/Proofs

Answer: Parabolic curve

Answer: Parabolic vault


Question: "Which Tom's first leading role was in the 1983 film ""Risky Business""?"

Answer: The Cruise

Answer: The Cruise (film)

Answer: Cruises

Answer: The Cruise (Film)

Answer: Cruise (disambiguation)

Answer: Cruise


Question: Who has been President of France twice, but never been elected to the position?

Answer: Alain Poher


Question: What are the traditional words used to vote in the British House of Lords?

Answer: Content / Non content


Question: Who was Europe's captain in the 2008 Ryder Cup?

Answer: Faldo Series

Answer: Nicholas Alexander Faldo

Answer: Nicholas Faldo

Answer: Nick Faldo

Answer: Sir Nick Faldo


Question: What name was given to the fossils, discovered in 2004, of humans with large feet, that stood about a metre high?

Answer: Human Hobbit

Answer: Hobbit man

Answer: Indonesian Hobbit

Answer: Hobbit (hominid)

Answer: Floresians

Answer: Hobbit skeleton

Answer: H. floresiensis

Answer: Flores man

Answer: Homo florensis

Answer: Flores hobbit

Answer: Homo floresienses

Answer: Floresiensis

Answer: Flores Man

Answer: Homo floresensis

Answer: Homo Floresiensis

Answer: LB1

Answer: Hobbit humans

Answer: Homo floresiensis

Answer: Homo floriensis

Answer: Human hobbit

Answer: Floresian

Answer: H. Floresiensis


Question: Who was married to Whitney Houston from 1992 to 2007?

Answer: Bobby brown

Answer: Robert Beresford Brown

Answer: Robert Barisford Brown

Answer: Bobby Brown


Question: Which singer made the news in September 2009 when Muslim groups protested that her first concert in Malaysia should be cancelled for a second time?

Answer: Beyonc


Question: Where is the giant copper statue of a man, woman and child, known as the African Renaissance monument, that was unveiled in April 2010?

Answer: Dakar

Answer: Dakar, Senegal

Answer: UN/LOCODE:SNDKR

Answer: Capital of Senegal


Question: "Which country launched the space station ""Skylab"" in 1973?"

Answer: The United States of America

Answer: United States Of Amerca

Answer: Us of a

Answer: U.–S.–A.

Answer: Americaland

Answer: United States (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amurika

Answer: Unite states of america

Answer: United States of America (redirect)

Answer: The U S A

Answer: Unietd States

Answer: EE UU

Answer: The U.S.A.

Answer: U.-S.-A.

Answer: Usa

Answer: United Staets of America

Answer: Unites States

Answer: États-Unis d'Amérique

Answer: Verenigde State

Answer: U.–S.

Answer: The United States of America.

Answer: The U-S-A

Answer: EEUU

Answer: U. S. A.

Answer: Nagkaisang mga Estado

Answer: The U. S. of America

Answer: The USA

Answer: America (United States)

Answer: The U. S. A.

Answer: U S of America

Answer: UNITED STATES

Answer: Estados Unidos

Answer: The U–S

Answer: American United States

Answer: US and A

Answer: Unitd states

Answer: The US of A

Answer: EE.UU.

Answer: U-S

Answer: The U-S

Answer: Etymology of the United States

Answer: U.S.A.)

Answer: EE. UU.

Answer: United states of america

Answer: US of america

Answer: Verenigde State van Amerika

Answer: Nited States

Answer: United-States

Answer: Unite States

Answer: Estados Unidos de América

Answer: UnitedStates

Answer: Estaos Unios

Answer: US of America

Answer: The Usa

Answer: United states of America

Answer: Untied States of America

Answer: The U S of America

Answer: THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES

Answer: The United-States

Answer: U S A

Answer: AmericA

Answer: Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United states

Answer: The U.S. of America

Answer: Amerka

Answer: United–States

Answer: U.s.a.

Answer: United States of America

Answer: United State of America

Answer: United States (US)

Answer: The U.S. of A

Answer: America

Answer: Amercia

Answer: Stati Uniti d'America

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de America

Answer: United Stated

Answer: U.S.

Answer: United States (of America)

Answer: United States

Answer: States of America

Answer: America-class

Answer: Los Estados Unidos

Answer: U,S,

Answer: United States (country)

Answer: Federal United States

Answer: ISO 3166-1:US

Answer: Untied States

Answer: The U.–S.–A.

Answer: VS America

Answer: Amurica

Answer: Etats-Unis d'Amerique

Answer: US

Answer: U.S. OF A

Answer: USofA

Answer: Etats-Unis

Answer: U.S. of A

Answer: United States of America (U.S.A.)

Answer: Amarica

Answer: The United States

Answer: U-S-A

Answer: United States/Introduction

Answer: The Us

Answer: Unitesd states

Answer: The U S of A

Answer: America class

Answer: America magazine

Answer: الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية

Answer: The U. S. of A

Answer: U S

Answer: (USA)

Answer: The United–States

Answer: United States (U.S.)

Answer: U.-S.

Answer: United States of America (USA)

Answer: 'merica

Answer: The US

Answer: United States of America.

Answer: UNited States

Answer: The U.S.

Answer: AMERICA

Answer: United States of America/OldPage

Answer: United+States

Answer: The U S

Answer: United Sates

Answer: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U–S–A

Answer: United States Of America

Answer: U.S. of America

Answer: U–S

Answer: Los Estados Unidos de América

Answer: The U.-S.

Answer: United sates

Answer: The United States Of America

Answer: America (country)

Answer: United States of American

Answer: United state of america

Answer: The U.–S.

Answer: Amurka

Answer: U. S. of A

Answer: The U. S.

Answer: United States America

Answer: US of A

Answer: États-Unis

Answer: USoA

Answer: USA

Answer: Estaos Uníos

Answer: America, United States of

Answer: U. S. of America

Answer: U.S.American

Answer: (US)

Answer: The U–S–A

Answer: U. S.

Answer: U.S. America

Answer: U.S. A

Answer: Yankee land

Answer: America (US)

Answer: U.S

Answer: America (United States of)

Answer: US (country)

Answer: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Answer: U.S.A

Answer: Estados unidos

Answer: Americia

Answer: The US of america

Answer: Vereinigte Staaten

Answer: US America

Answer: These United States of America

Answer: VS Amerika

Answer: Name of the United States

Answer: The united states of america

Answer: Estatos Unitos

Answer: America (USA)

Answer: The U.-S.-A.

Answer: United States of America/Introduction

Answer: The US of America

Answer: Americophile

Answer: V.S. America

Answer: U.S.A.

Answer: U S of A

Answer: V.S. Amerika

Answer: United+States+of+America

Answer: The Unites States of America


Question: What was the occupation of St Peter, the leader of the Apostles?

Answer: Fisher girls

Answer: Fishergirl

Answer: Fisher girl

Answer: Fishergirls

Answer: Fisherman

Answer: Fishermen

Answer: Fisherwoman


Question: What was the name of Canada's first woman Prime Minister?

Answer: Kim Campbell

Answer: Campbell, Avril Phaedra

Answer: Avril Campbell

Answer: Kim Campbel

Answer: Kim cambell

Answer: Avril Phaedra Douglas Campbell

Answer: A. Kim Campbell

Answer: Avril Kim Campbell

Answer: Avril Phaedra Campbell


Question: Which British stage director won an Oscar for his feature-film directing debut, which starred Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, and Thora Birch?

Answer: Sam Mendes

Answer: Samuel Alexander Mendes


Question: The Webb Ellis Cup is presented to the winners of the World Cup in what sport?

Answer: Rugby (disambiguation)

Answer: Rugby

Answer: Rubgy


Question: The borders of which European country, that were set under the reign of Afonso III (1248 to 1279), are the same today?

Answer: Portogało

Answer: Republic of Portugal

Answer: PORTUGAL

Answer: Portekiz

Answer: Portugallu

Answer: O Papagaio

Answer: ISO 3166-1:PT

Answer: Portunga

Answer: Phu-to-ga

Answer: Potigal

Answer: Portûnga

Answer: Portugul

Answer: An Phortaingéil

Answer: Portugāle

Answer: Portugale

Answer: Portingale

Answer: Potiti

Answer: Portugali

Answer: Portugall

Answer: Portekîz

Answer: Bo Dao Nha

Answer: Portuguese Republic

Answer: Portogallo

Answer: Portugaul

Answer: Portogalo

Answer: Portyngal

Answer: Yn Phortiugal

Answer: Portugalio

Answer: Portugál

Answer: Portugual

Answer: Portuga

Answer: Portgual

Answer: Portugalsko

Answer: Portugaleje

Answer: Phû-tô-gâ

Answer: Portugalujo

Answer: Portugalija

Answer: Pertual

Answer: Pòtigal

Answer: Portugal

Answer: Bồ Đào Nha

Answer: Portugalska

Answer: República Portuguesa

Answer: Portiwgal

Answer: Portugalėjė

Answer: Portúgal

Answer: Portegal

Answer: An Phortaingeil

Answer: Republica Portuguesa


Question: What is the name of the five horizontal lines on and between which musical notes are written?

Answer: Stave (disambiguation)

Answer: Stave


Question: Which half of a comedy duo was born in Lancashire in 1895?

Answer: Arthur Stanley Jefferson

Answer: Stan Laurel

Answer: Stanley Laurel

Answer: Arthur Jefferson


Question: "In the song ""The Twelve Days of Christmas"", what were there five of?"

Answer: Gold rings


Question: Which art movement, founded in a Zurich caf during World War I and consolidated at a meeting held in Paris in 1920, was led by Tristan Tzara?

Answer: Dada movement

Answer: Dadaism,

Answer: Dadaists

Answer: Dadaism

Answer: Dadist

Answer: Dada

Answer: Dadaist poetry

Answer: Dadism

Answer: Dadaist

Answer: Dada theatre

Answer: Dadaist art

Answer: Dadaistic movement

Answer: Dadaesque

Answer: Art is shit


Question: Where was the final of the 1999 Rugby World Cup held?

Answer: Welsh nation

Answer: Climate of Wales

Answer: Autonomous Province of Wales

Answer: Cymru / wales

Answer: Cyrmu

Answer: Wales

Answer: WALES

Answer: Rain in Wales

Answer: Welsh Nation

Answer: Welsh Peninsula

Answer: Wales, UK

Answer: Etymology of Wales

Answer: Cymru

Answer: Wales, United Kingdom

Answer: Pays de Galles

Answer: Communications in Wales

Answer: The Principality of Wales

Answer: West of the Rhymney

Answer: Wales, U.K.

Answer: Cymru am byth

Answer: Gymru

Answer: Cymru / Wales

Answer: Welsh mountains

Answer: CYMRU


Question: What name is given to notes of the same pitch, in modern tuning but written differently, such as Db / C# and Gb / F#?

Answer: Enharmonically equivalent

Answer: Enharmonic relation

Answer: Enharmonically

Answer: Enharmonics

Answer: Enharmonic tone

Answer: Enharmonic interval

Answer: Enharmonic equivalency

Answer: Enharmonicity

Answer: Enharmonic equivalence

Answer: Enharmonic

Answer: Enharmonic equivalent

Answer: Enharmonic key signature

Answer: Enharmonic spelling

Answer: Enharmonic change


Question: "Which Scottish singer had hits with ""Maggie Mae"", ""Tonight's The Night"" and ""Do You Think I'm Sexy"", and has then turned to singing older standards?"

Answer: Rod stewart

Answer: Rod Stewart

Answer: Roderick Stewart

Answer: Roderick D. Stewart

Answer: Rod Steward

Answer: Roderick David Stewart

Answer: Rod Stuart


Question: """84 Charing Cross Road"" is a book based on 20 years of correspondence between which New York writer and Frank Doel, an antiquarian bookseller in London?"

Answer: Helene Hanff

Answer: Herman Knight


Question: What was the fate of Lucia di Lammermoor in Donizetti's opera?

Answer: She went mad and committed suicide


Question: Rapidly boiling a liquid to make it thicker and more concentrated is called what?

Answer: Reductively

Answer: Reductions (disambiguation)

Answer: Reduces

Answer: Reductiveness

Answer: Reduce

Answer: Reduction (disambiguation)

Answer: Reduction (linguistics)

Answer: Reduction

Answer: Reductivities

Answer: Reducibility

Answer: Reductive

Answer: Reductional

Answer: Reducible

Answer: Reductivenesses

Answer: Reducing

Answer: Reductionally

Answer: Reduced

Answer: Reductionality

Answer: Reductivity


Question: The naval base Pearl Harbour is in which US state?

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 (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: "In a famous speech by Winston Churchill on 4 June 1940 that began ""We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans"", he went on to say that ""we shall fight"" in the air, on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields, in the streets, and where else?"

Answer: In the hills


Question: The Great Fire of London swept through the central parts of the English city of London in 1666 for about how long?

Answer: 3 and a half days


Question: Runner Caster Semenya, the subject of extensive press coverage after gender testing following her win in the women's 800m at Berlin in August 2009, was from which country?

Answer: South africa

Answer: South Africa's

Answer: Southafrica

Answer: Third Republic (South Africa)

Answer: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

Answer: Sou'frica

Answer: Zuid Afrika

Answer: Zuid-Afrika

Answer: ISO 3166-1:ZA

Answer: South-African

Answer: S Africa

Answer: Zuid Africa

Answer: Mzansi

Answer: Afrique du sud

Answer: Zuidafrika

Answer: Ningizimu Afrika

Answer: Capital of South Africa

Answer: Suid-Afrika

Answer: South-Africa

Answer: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

Answer: The Republic of South Africa

Answer: Suid Africa

Answer: Azania/South Africa

Answer: S Afr

Answer: Saffa

Answer: South African

Answer: Seth efrika

Answer: South Africa

Answer: Soufrica

Answer: Republic of south africa

Answer: South Africaà

Answer: The Beloved Country

Answer: S. Africa

Answer: Rep. of South Africa

Answer: South Africans

Answer: Republic of South Africa


Question: "What was the principle laid down in Adam Smith's ""Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"" published in 1776?"

Answer: Business and trade should not be hampered by government intervention

Business and trade should not be hampered by government intervention


Question: The first Olympic flag, presented to the IOC at the 1920 Olympics by the city of Antwerp, Belgium, was lost until 1977. Where had it been?

Answer: In the bottom of a competitors suitcase


Question: "In the 2002 film ""The Ring"", what common household electrical appliance is the most malevolent?"

Answer: Television set

Answer: Television sets

Answer: Television screen

Answer: TV receiver

Answer: TV Set

Answer: Tv set

Answer: Outdoor tv

Answer: CRT television

Answer: TV set

Answer: Retroprojector

Answer: Television receiver

Answer: Rear screen-projection TV

Answer: Outdoor television


Question: Who won the most of the first ten tournaments called the Women's Hockey World Cup (the field hockey World Cup competition for women), which was inaugurated in 1974?

Answer: NETHERLANDS

Answer: The netherland

Answer: Nederlandia

Answer: Climate of the Netherlands

Answer: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Answer: The Netheralands

Answer: Nyderlandai

Answer: Northern Netherlands

Answer: Holland (country)

Answer: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

Answer: The Netherlands

Answer: Netherlands

Answer: Pays-Bas

Answer: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:NL

Answer: Olanda

Answer: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

Answer: Capitals of Holland

Answer: Neatherlands

Answer: The netherlands

Answer: Dutch inhabitants

Answer: Netherlands, The

Answer: European Netherlands

Answer: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

Answer: Mainland Netherlands

Answer: Metropolitan Netherlands

Answer: Nehterlands

Answer: Netherlands (European territory)


Question: Which English electronic dance music duo was made up of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe?

Answer: Watapalava

Answer: Pet Shop Boys biography

Answer: Pet shop boys

Answer: Petshopboys

Answer: Petshop boys

Answer: Pet Shop Boys

Answer: Petshop Boys

Answer: PetShop Boys

Answer: Rescue Shelter Boys

Answer: The Pet Shop Boys

Answer: Wotapalava


Question: What large flightless bird found in Mauritius by the Portuguese is believed to have died out in 1681?

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: 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: Gabriel Loire, Mordecai Ardon and Marcelle Ferron are known for their art work in what medium?

Answer: Silver stain (glass)

Answer: Stained-glass

Answer: Painted glass

Answer: Stain glass

Answer: Stained glass windows

Answer: Stained-glass windows

Answer: Stained glass window

Answer: Stained-glass window

Answer: Stain Glass

Answer: Stained glass

Answer: Stained Glass


Question: Where is there a 2 metre high statue of Popeye, which was unveiled during the annual Spinach Festival in 1937?

Answer: Crystal City, Texas, USA


Question: Who succeeded Prince Rainier of Monaco?

Answer: Prince Consort Albert

Answer: Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Albert of Saxe Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield

Answer: Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel

Answer: Francis Charles Augustus Albert

Answer: Prince Albert Of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Albert Charles Augustus Emmanuel

Answer: Albert, Prince Consort of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Consort of Great Britain and Ireland Albert

Answer: Prince Albert of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Albert, Prince Consort

Answer: Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield

Answer: Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Answer: The Prince Consort

Answer: Prince Albert of Saze-Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Albert Saxe-Gotha

Answer: Albert of Saxe-Coburg

Answer: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

Answer: Albert, prince consort of Victoria of Great Britain

Answer: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg

Answer: Albert of the United Kingdom

Answer: Prince Albert

Answer: Albert, Prince Consort

Answer: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Answer: Prince Albert Saxe-Coburg and Gotha


Question: What sport is the concern of the PGA?

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: Dsseldorf is a major city in which country?

Answer: United States of Germany

Answer: Tyskland

Answer: Nimska

Answer: Bundesdeutsch

Answer: Vokietija

Answer: Deuchland

Answer: Germny

Answer: GermanY

Answer: FR Germany

Answer: Almanya

Answer: Federal Republic of Germany

Answer: Jermany

Answer: Geramny

Answer: Etymology of Germany

Answer: Nemska

Answer: Germany

Answer: Niemcy

Answer: GERMANY

Answer: ISO 3166-1:DE

Answer: Land der Dichter und Denker

Answer: Federal Republic Of Germany

Answer: F.R. Germany

Answer: Deutschland

Answer: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Answer: BR Deutschland

Answer: Germanio

Answer: Thyskaland

Answer: GerMany

Answer: Germeny

Answer: Teutonica

Answer: Deutchland

Answer: Duitsland

Answer: THyskaland

Answer: Alemanha

Answer: Němska

Answer: Foederal Republic of Germany


Question: Tennis player Lleyton Hewitt married which actress?

Answer: "Bec Cartwright (""Home and Away"")"


Question: The Dardanelles and the Bosporus, straits which separate Europe from the mainland of Asia, run through which country?

Answer: Turkey

Answer: Turkey (country)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikasi

Answer: Turky

Answer: Turkei

Answer: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: Tuerkiye

Answer: Turquie

Answer: ISO 3166-1:TR

Answer: Turquia

Answer: TurkeY

Answer: Turkey (Country)

Answer: Turkiye

Answer: Turkey (state)

Answer: Terky

Answer: Republic of Turkey

Answer: Türkiye

Answer: Turkish Republic

Answer: Republic of Turkiye

Answer: Turkish republic

Answer: The Republic of Turkey

Answer: Turkey (nation)

Answer: Türkiye Respublikası

Answer: Türkei

Answer: Tuerkei

Answer: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

Answer: TURKEY

Answer: Republic of turkey

Answer: Etymology of Turkey

Answer: Turkie

Answer: Turkia

Answer: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Question: "Which American legal TV drama-comedy (2004 to 2008), a spin-off of ""The Practice"", followed the exploits of attorneys at Crane, Poole & Schmidt?"

Answer: Boston legal

Answer: Boston Legal

Answer: Crane, Poole & Schmidt

Answer: Chang, Poole & Schmidt

Answer: Marlene Stanger

Answer: Fleet Street (television)


Question: What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?

Answer: Laughing Cavalier

Answer: The Laughing Cavalier


Question: "What is the last name of ""Dr. Phil""?"

Answer: MacGraw

Answer: McGraw

Answer: McGraw (disambiguation)


Question: Pedro Lascurin had the shortest Presidency of less than one hour (sources quote ranges between 15 and 55 minutes), of which country, thus giving it three presidents in one day on 18 February 1913?

Answer: Mexican Republic

Answer: MEXICO

Answer: Estados Unidos de México

Answer: Sierra de la Estrella

Answer: Mexico (country)

Answer: Mexicó

Answer: The United Mexican States

Answer: Estados Unidos de Mexico

Answer: Central Mexico

Answer: ISO 3166-1:MX

Answer: Mexiko

Answer: Méjico

Answer: Mexique

Answer: Mexican United States

Answer: Mexican'

Answer: The United State of Mexico

Answer: Mountains of Mexico

Answer: Old Mexico

Answer: United states of mexico

Answer: EUM

Answer: Messico

Answer: Mejico

Answer: The United States of Mexicans

Answer: Untied Mexican States

Answer: México

Answer: Etymology of Mexico

Answer: Meixcan

Answer: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

Answer: Mexic

Answer: Mexxico

Answer: Mexican Union

Answer: The United States of Mexico

Answer: United State of Mexico

Answer: Mexico

Answer: Republic of Mexico

Answer: Mexican Federal Republic

Answer: United Mexican States

Answer: Mexican coast

Answer: Mehico

Answer: United States of Mexicans

Answer: United States of Mexico


Question: Charles Sands (USA), Margaret Abbot (USA) and George Lyon (Canada) were winners in what Olympic sport at the 1900 and 1904 games?

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: Who according to legend was the son of Zeus and Europa and became King of Crete?

Answer: Μίνως

Answer: King Minos

Answer: Minos

Answer: Μίνω


Question: Who played Inspector Clouseau in the films made from 1963 to 1978?

Answer: FIlmography of Peter Sellers

Answer: Monty casino

Answer: Peter Sellers

Answer: Filmography of Peter Sellers

Answer: Richard Henry Sellers

Answer: List of Peter Sellers films

Answer: Monty Casino


Question: On 2 June 1886, at almost 50 years old, where did US President Grover Cleveland marry Frances Folsom, 21?

Answer: In the Blue Room in the White House


Question: What name is given to a positive whole number that can only be divided by 1 or itself?

Answer: PRIME

Answer: Even primes

Answer: Prime number

Answer: 1 no longer prime

Answer: ℙ

Answer: Euclidean prime number theorem

Answer: A000040

Answer: 1 is not a prime number

Answer: Prime numbers in nature

Answer: Odd prime

Answer: Table Of Primes List

Answer: Uncompound number

Answer: Infinity of primes

Answer: Prime-Numbers

Answer: Prime

Answer: Prime Numbers

Answer: Odd prime number

Answer: Prime Number

Answer: Prime numbers

Answer: Primalities

Answer: Prime-number

Answer: Primality

Answer: Primes

Answer: Primality of 1


Question: What do the letters GF mean on a menu?

Answer: Gluten Free

Answer: Gluten-free food

Answer: Gluten free diet

Answer: GF diet

Answer: Gluten-free diet

Answer: Gluten-free

Answer: Gluten free

Answer: Celiac diet


Question: "The three actors who played guitar in the band in the film ""Spinal Tap"" got together again as a folk trio ""The Folksmen"" in which film?"

Answer: A Mighty Wind

Answer: Mike LaFontaine

Answer: Mighty wind

Answer: Mitch & Mickey

Answer: The New Main Street Singers


Question: John Calvin, 16th century French theologian, was the autocrat of which city for 13 years, where he improved the city and provided harsh punishments for moral transgressions?

Answer: Geneva Palexpo

Answer: Geneve

Answer: Genève

Answer: Gɛnf

Answer: Geneva

Answer: Geneva, Switzerland

Answer: Geneva, CH-GE

Answer: Geneva (Geneva)

Answer: Génève

Answer: Genevese

Answer: City of Geneva

Answer: Genevan

Answer: Genf

Answer: Geneva GE

Answer: UN/LOCODE:CHGVA

Answer: Geneva (Switzerland)

Answer: Pâquis


Question: "Founded in London in 1766, what activity are ""Christie, Manson and Woods"" involved in?"

Answer: Prominent auction

Answer: Sealed-bid auctions

Answer: Auctions

Answer: First-price Auction

Answer: Auctioneer

Answer: Suggested Opening Bid

Answer: Sealed-bid auction

Answer: First-price sealed-bid auction

Answer: Silent auction

Answer: Public sale

Answer: First-price sealed-bid auctions

Answer: Auction houses

Answer: Auction Date

Answer: Auction process

Answer: Auction block

Answer: Auctioneers

Answer: Auctioneering

Answer: Dutch 20auction

Answer: Mystery auction

Answer: Auction

Answer: Auction date

Answer: Auction house

Answer: General merchandise auction

Answer: Highest bidder

Answer: General Merchandise Auction

Answer: Auction ring

Answer: Sealed bid

Answer: Sealed first-price auction


Question: What building, erected at Sydenham near London in 1834 in 200 acres of grounds and given to the public in 1920, was gutted by fire in 1936?

Answer: Crystal Palace

Answer: Crystal palace

Answer: Crystal Palace (disambiguation)

Answer: Crystal Palace (building)


Question: "Which Welsh poet (e.g. ""Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog"") wrote a play ""Under Milk Wood"" that was published posthumously in 1954?"

Answer: Dillon Thomas

Answer: Colm Garan Thomas

Answer: Llewelyn Thomas

Answer: Dylan Thomas

Answer: Dylan Tomas

Answer: Dylan Marlais Thomas

Answer: Dillan Thomas


Question: Who, on his 72nd birthday in 1951, was not persuaded by UPI photographer Arthur Sassehim to smile, but stuck out his tongue instead?

Answer: Albert Enstien

Answer: A Tribute to Einstein

Answer: Albert Einstien

Answer: Einstein (physicist)

Answer: Einsetein

Answer: Albert Einstin

Answer: Einstien

Answer: Albert Eienstein

Answer: Albert Einstein

Answer: Einstein, Albert

Answer: Albert Enstein

Answer: Einsteinian

Answer: Alber Enstien

Answer: Albert Einstein's

Answer: Einstein

Answer: Einstien, Albert

Answer: A. Einstein

Answer: Al Einstein

Answer: Albert einstein

Answer: Alber Einstein


Question: "What was the first pop video directed by John Landis, whose directing credits include ""National Lampoon's Animal House"" and ""The Blues Brothers""?"

Answer: "Michael Jackson's ""Thriller"""

Answer: Michael Jackson's Thriller

Answer: Michael jackson thriller

Answer: Michael Jackson's Thriller (disambiguation)

Answer: Michael Jacksons Thriller


Question: Plain unglazed pottery is often termed as what?

Answer: Terrakotta

Answer: Terracotta

Answer: Terracottas

Answer: Terracotta/GFDL archive

Answer: Terra Cotta

Answer: Terracotta (color)

Answer: Terra-Cotta

Answer: Terra-cotta

Answer: Terracota

Answer: Terra cotta


Question: Which British comedy-drama series (1979 to 1994) starred George Cole as Arthur Daley, an unscrupulous importer-exporter, wholesaler, and used-car salesman and Dennis Waterman as Terry McCann, his bodyguard?

Answer: Minder


Question: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was born on which island?

Answer: Corcyra

Answer: Corfu

Answer: Kerkira

Answer: Corfou

Answer: Corfiote

Answer: Kerkyra

Answer: The corfu incident

Answer: Kerkira Island, Greece

Answer: Island of Corfu

Answer: Corfù

Answer: Kérkira

Answer: Corcyraean

Answer: Korfu

Answer: Ancient Corcyra

Answer: Corfu, Greece


Question: What is the name of a small lift used to convey food, china etc in a restaurant?

Answer: Mechanical dumbwaiter

Answer: Dumbwaiters

Answer: Dumbwaiter (elevator)

Answer: Dumb waiter lift

Answer: Dumb-waiter

Answer: Dumwaiter

Answer: Dumbwaiter

Answer: Dumb Waiter

Answer: Dumb waiter


Question: Which American football quarterback is the only player to win the AP Most Valuable Player three consecutive times (199597) and holds NFL records including most passing yards (65,127), most pass completions (5,720), and most career victories as a starting quarterback (169)?

Answer: Bret Farve

Answer: Favregate

Answer: Brett Farve

Answer: List of Brett Favre career achievements

Answer: Brett Lorenzo Favre

Answer: Quarterback Favre

Answer: Bret Favre

Answer: Brett favre

Answer: Jet Favre

Answer: Brett Favre

Answer: Irvin Favre


Question: The Rowing World Cup, which is held at 3 or 4 venues over a year, has only once been staged outside Europe. Where was it?

Answer: Princeton, USA in 2001


Question: Excluding Antarctica, which continent reaches the furthest south?

Answer: South amerika

Answer: South america

Answer: Prehistory of South America

Answer: South American capital cities

Answer: Southamericans

Answer: S. America

Answer: South American continent

Answer: America do Sul

Answer: South America (region)

Answer: South America (continent)

Answer: South american capital cities

Answer: South Americas

Answer: Aouth america

Answer: South Americans

Answer: Southamerica

Answer: Southern America

Answer: South American

Answer: América do Sul

Answer: List of national capitals in South America

Answer: Tourism in South America

Answer: South Amerika

Answer: Southamerican

Answer: South-America

Answer: South-American

Answer: South America


Question: What is the next in this series: St. Devote, Massenet, Casino Square , Mirabeau, Loews ... ?

Answer: Portier


Question: "The Tiergarten, German for ""Animal Garden"", is the name of both a park and a locality in which city?"

Answer: Berlin-Zentrum

Answer: Capital of East Germany

Answer: Athens on the Spree

Answer: Cuisine of Berlin

Answer: DEBER

Answer: Berlin, Germany

Answer: Berlin.de

Answer: CityBerlin

Answer: Berlin

Answer: Spreeathen

Answer: Silicon Allee

Answer: Federal State of Berlin

Answer: Berlib

Answer: City of Berlin

Answer: Berlin (Germany)

Answer: Historical sites in berlin

Answer: Land Berlin

Answer: UN/LOCODE:DEBER


Question: "Larry Levine, an American audio engineer, who won a Grammy Award in 1966 for ""A Taste of Honey"" by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass and contributed to The Beach Boys' 1966 album ""Pet Sounds"", was best known for his co-operation on the Wall of Sound recording technique with which producer?"

Answer: Annette Records

Answer: Phil spectre

Answer: Phil Spector

Answer: Harvey Philip Spector

Answer: Phillip Spector

Answer: Phil specter

Answer: Philip Spector

Answer: Phil spektor

Answer: Phil Specter


Question: What is a domesticated animal that resembles a small llama in superficial appearance that are kept in herds that graze on the level heights of the Andes of South America at an altitude of 3,500 m (11,483 ft) to 5,000 m (16,404 ft) above sea-level, that were bred specifically for the fibre in their fleece?

Answer: Alpaca

Answer: Alpacca

Answer: V pacos

Answer: V. pacos

Answer: Vicugna pacos

Answer: Alpacas

Answer: Lama pacos

Answer: Alpaka


Question: "Whose first album was called ""Voice of an Angel""?"

Answer: Charlotte Church

Answer: Back With Style


Question: "Where is the liqueur ""Benedictine"" traditionally made?"

Answer: Fcamp


Question: Who did the British fight at the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879?

Answer: Zulus

Answer: Zulu people

Answer: AmaZulu

Answer: Amazulu

Answer: Zulu-Kaffirs


Question: Who was the leader of the Peasant's Revolt in 1381 who, after killing a poll tax collector, marched on London with supporters and was killed there at Smithfield by the Lord Mayor of London?

Answer: Watt Tyler

Answer: Wat Tyler


Question: The 2006 Grammy Award for the Best Musical Theatre recording were John Du Prez & Eric Idle (producers & composers) and Eric Idle (lyricist) for which show?

Answer: Not Dead Fred

Answer: Spamalot

Answer: Monty Pythons Spamalot

Answer: Monty Python's Spamalot

Answer: Spamelot

Answer: SPAMalot


Question: Who discovered the two moons of Mars in 1877?

Answer: Asaph Hall

Answer: Asaph Hall III


Question: What activity became legal in The Republic of Ireland when the 15th Amendment to the Constitution was passed in 1995?

Answer: Divorce (in Moral Theology)

Answer: Divorcé

Answer: Divorce (in Civil Jurisprudence)

Answer: Dissolution of marriage

Answer: Divorce

Answer: Divorce papers

Answer: At-fault divorce

Answer: Reasons of increase in divorces in India

Answer: Uncontested divorce

Answer: Electronic Divorce

Answer: Bill of divorcement

Answer: DEVORCE

Answer: Divorced

Answer: Divorcee

Answer: Divorces

Answer: Bill Of Divorce

Answer: Necessary divorce

Answer: Divorcing

Answer: Ex-husband

Answer: Disolution of Marriage

Answer: Divorcée

Answer: Letter of divorce

Answer: Divorce in India

Answer: Bill of Divorce

Answer: Divorce case


Question: In which country is the port of Incheon?

Answer: Nam Chosun

Answer: Korea, Republic Of

Answer: So. Korea

Answer: ISO 3166-1:KR

Answer: R.O.K.

Answer: Korea, Republic of

Answer: Korea, South

Answer: Daehan Minguk

Answer: Republic Of Korea

Answer: S. Korea

Answer: R. Korea

Answer: South Kroea

Answer: South korea

Answer: Republican Korea

Answer: Korea (R.O.K.)

Answer: The republic of korea

Answer: Korea South

Answer: ROK

Answer: Daehanminkook

Answer: 남한

Answer: South Korea/Economy

Answer: Daehanmingook

Answer: Korea (South)

Answer: Korea Republic

Answer: SKorea

Answer: S Korea

Answer: 韓國

Answer: South-korea

Answer: Republican Corea

Answer: Republic of KOREA

Answer: Corea Republic

Answer: Daehanminkuk

Answer: Korea (Republic of)

Answer: Republic of korea

Answer: Korea (ROK)

Answer: South Koreans

Answer: Free Korea

Answer: Daehanminguk

Answer: 대한민국

Answer: South Corea

Answer: Modern Corea

Answer: South corea

Answer: Taehan-min'guk

Answer: S.Korea

Answer: 大韓民國

Answer: South-Korea

Answer: Republic of Corea

Answer: S. Koreans

Answer: S. Korean

Answer: South Korean

Answer: Korea (Seoul)

Answer: Namjoseon

Answer: Republic of Korea

Answer: Korea, S

Answer: Korean Republic

Answer: Republic of South Korea

Answer: South Korea

Answer: 한국

Answer: Corean Republic


Question: "What song is this lyric from: ""Driver at the engine, fireman rings the bell, sandman swings the lantern to show that all is well""?"

Answer: Morningtown Ride


Question: "In 1972, when Ceylon became a republic within the Commonwealth, the name was changed to Sri Lanka. What does ""Sri Lanka"" mean in Sanskrit?"

Answer: Sacred Island

Answer: Sacred island

Answer: Hula Blues


Question: Where is the world's widest street?

Answer: Buenos Aires (Argentina)

Answer: Bs As

Answer: Buenos

Answer: Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires

Answer: Buenos Aires Autonomous City

Answer: Buenos-Aires

Answer: Buenos aires

Answer: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Answer: City of Buenos Aires

Answer: UN/LOCODE:ARBUE

Answer: La Reina del Plata

Answer: AR-C

Answer: Demographics of Buenos Aires

Answer: History of Buenos Aires

Answer: Buenos Aires

Answer: BsAs

Answer: Autonomous city of Buenos Aires

Answer: Baires

Answer: B Aires

Answer: Buenos Aires Capital Federal

Answer: Buenos Aíres

Answer: Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

Answer: Regina Theatre

Answer: Capital Federal, Argentina

Answer: BBAA

Answer: Buenos Aries

Answer: Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Answer: Ciudad de Buenos Aires

Answer: Buenos Aires City

Answer: Bs. As.

Answer: B. Aires

Answer: Distrito Federal, Argentina

Answer: Bs as

Answer: Capital federal (Argentina)

Answer: Bs.As.

Answer: Buenos Ares

Answer: Capital of Argentina

Answer: Capital federal, Argentina

Answer: Capital federal

Answer: Paris of South America

Answer: Buenos Aires city

Answer: Buenoes Ayres


Question: Australian Shane Warne is associated with which sport?

Answer: Cricket games

Answer: Cricketeer

Answer: Wicketkeeping

Answer: Sport cricket

Answer: Cricket team

Answer: Cricket

Answer: Cricket Clubs

Answer: Cricketer

Answer: Spirit of cricket

Answer: Spirit of Cricket

Answer: Amature cricket

Answer: World Richest Cricketers

Answer: Cricketed

Answer: Coin toss (cricket)

Answer: Scorecard (cricket)

Answer: Cricket player

Answer: Cricketplayer

Answer: Cricket (sport)

Answer: Kricket

Answer: Sports cricket

Answer: The toss

Answer: Criket

Answer: Cricketing

Answer: Cricket club

Answer: Amateur cricket

Answer: Cricket as a social event

Answer: Not in the spirit of cricket

Answer: Creag

Answer: Cricket (game)

Answer: Cricketers


Question: In which sport did Olympic gold medallists Roger Ducret, Lucien Gaudin, Laura Flessel-Colovic, Gaston Alibert, Pascale Trinquet, Christian d'Oriola, Jehan Buhan and Albert Robert Ayat represent France?

Answer: European Fencing

Answer: Modern fencing

Answer: Sword Training

Answer: Épéeist

Answer: Fencing

Answer: Swordplay

Answer: AFL fencing

Answer: Olympic Sport of Fencing

Answer: Fencing instructor

Answer: Electric fencing (fencing)

Answer: Swordplayer

Answer: Epeeist

Answer: Fencing (sport)

Answer: Olympic fencing

Answer: Sport fencing

Answer: Foilist


Question: What type of book are accounts usually written in?

Answer: Liegers

Answer: Ledger

Answer: Lieger

Answer: Ledgers


Question: "What is the first name of ""Seinfeld""?"

Answer: Jerry (horse)

Answer: Jerry (disambiguation)

Answer: Jerry

Answer: Jerry (racehorse)


Question: After watching US president Barack Obama giving a speech, David Letterman commented that it was nice to have a president who could pronounce which word?

Answer: Nuclear (disambiguation)

Answer: Nuclear

Answer: Nuculear

Answer: Nucelar

Answer: Nukular

Answer: Nuclear (song)


Question: What is the thick watery substance filling the space between the lens and the retina of the eye?

Answer: Vitrious humor

Answer: Vitreous Humour

Answer: Vitreous humour

Answer: Vitrious humour

Answer: Vitreous humor

Answer: Vitreous fluid

Answer: Vitreous body


Question: What film production company was named after brothers Harry (born Hirsz), Albert (born Aaron), Sam (born Szmul), and Jack (born Itzhak)?

Answer: Warner Bros. Inc.

Answer: Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc

Answer: Warner bros

Answer: Warner Bro's

Answer: Warner Bros. Studio

Answer: Warner Brothers

Answer: WB Shield

Answer: Warner Brothers Recordings

Answer: Warner Bros. Entertainment Company

Answer: Wild Guns (film)

Answer: Warner Brothers Entertainment

Answer: Warner Brothers Corporation

Answer: Warnerbros

Answer: Warner Brothers Studio

Answer: Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution

Answer: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

Answer: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.

Answer: WB Studios

Answer: Warmer Bros.

Answer: Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.

Answer: Warners

Answer: Warner Brothers Inc.

Answer: Warner Bros. Entertainment

Answer: The Warner Brothers Studio

Answer: Warner Bro

Answer: Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.

Answer: Warner Bros.

Answer: Warner Brothers Japan

Answer: Warner Bros

Answer: Warner Brothers Pictures

Answer: Warner Bros. Pictures

Answer: Warner Bros. Studios

Answer: Warnerbros.com

Answer: Warner Brothers Studios

Answer: Warner Brothers International Television


Question: With which sport is O J Simpson associated?

Answer: U.s. football

Answer: Football (American version)

Answer: American handegg

Answer: American gridiron football

Answer: Hand Egg

Answer: US football

Answer: American style football

Answer: American Football

Answer: Amefoot

Answer: American-Style Football

Answer: Yankball

Answer: Ameriball

Answer: American football

Answer: Yards passing

Answer: The NCAA Battlefield

Answer: Football (US)

Answer: American-Style football

Answer: Yard lines

Answer: American-style football

Answer: American foot-ball

Answer: The Game of Football

Answer: American Style Football

Answer: Passing (American Football)

Answer: Football (America)

Answer: AmericanFootball

Answer: Yankeeball

Answer: Football (American)

Answer: Tackleball

Answer: American-football

Answer: American Handegg

Answer: Defense (American football)

Answer: American rules football

Answer: American football field

Answer: American foot ball

Answer: American football/to do


Question: "What is the name of the principle that ""if two explanations account equally well for a particular phenomenon, the one to be chosen is the one with the fewer assumptions""?"

Answer: Morgan's law

Answer: Parsimoniousness

Answer: Thargola's sword

Answer: Achems razor

Answer: Ockham razor

Answer: Ontological parsimony

Answer: Ockman's razor

Answer: Ockam's Razor

Answer: Ockhams razor

Answer: Parsimonious explanation

Answer: Law Of Economy

Answer: Okhams razor

Answer: Aristotle's razor

Answer: Occum's Razor

Answer: Ocham's razor

Answer: Okkum's razor

Answer: Law of parsimony

Answer: Parsimoniously

Answer: Ontological simplicity

Answer: Occoms razor

Answer: Ockam's razor

Answer: Ockham's razor.

Answer: Law of succinctness

Answer: Occom's razor

Answer: Lex parsimoniæ

Answer: Ockham's Razor

Answer: Ackham's Razor

Answer: Arcum's razor

Answer: Occams razor

Answer: Principle of Economy

Answer: Occam's razzor

Answer: Okkam's razor

Answer: Parsimonious

Answer: Occam razor

Answer: Law of Parsimony

Answer: Principle of Parsimony

Answer: Lex parsimoniae

Answer: Occam's Rasor

Answer: Ockham's razor

Answer: Okham's Razor

Answer: Occams razzor

Answer: Diagnostic parsimony

Answer: Occum's razor

Answer: Occam's razor

Answer: Law of economy

Answer: Occums razor

Answer: Okham's razor

Answer: Occams Razor

Answer: Occham's Razor

Answer: Law Of Parsimony

Answer: Occams's Razor

Answer: Principle of parsimony

Answer: Complexity (fallacy)

Answer: Occam's Razor

Answer: Ockham's Razor

Answer: Occam's razor.

Answer: Ockhams Razor

Answer: Occam's Razor

Answer: Occaam's razor

Answer: Ocam's razor

Answer: Parsimony

Answer: Principle of Simplicity

Answer: Methodological reductionism

Answer: Ockham's razor


Question: What is the name used in North America for a man who makes his living by felling trees?

Answer: Loggers

Answer: Lumbojack

Answer: Forestry sport

Answer: Lumberjack

Answer: Wood cutter

Answer: Lumberjill

Answer: Lumberjacks

Answer: Lumberjack sports

Answer: Loggersports

Answer: Lumbermen


Question: Which American science fiction television series, first aired from 1993 to 2002, tapped into public mistrust of governments and large institutions and interest in conspiracy theories and spirituality, centring on efforts to uncover the existence of extraterrestrial life?

Answer: Mulderites

Answer: X-philes

Answer: The X-Files Opening sequence

Answer: X-Files, The

Answer: The X-Philes

Answer: Opening title sequence of The X-Files

Answer: The X File

Answer: X-Phile

Answer: The X-files

Answer: X-Files (20th century fox)

Answer: The X-Files Awards and Nominations

Answer: X-Philes

Answer: X files tv series

Answer: The X Files

Answer: TX-F

Answer: T-XF

Answer: T-X-F

Answer: TXF3

Answer: Xfiles

Answer: The X-Files

Answer: The X Files (television series)

Answer: X-files

Answer: X files

Answer: The X files

Answer: History of The X-Files

Answer: X aktak

Answer: The X-Files opening credits

Answer: The X-Files fandom

Answer: X-Files

Answer: X akták

Answer: The x files


Question: On 15 February 1990 the United Kingdom restored diplomatic relations after 8 years, with which country?

Answer: Arxintina

Answer: Argintina

Answer: Argentyna

Answer: آرژانتین

Answer: República Argentina

Answer: Land of silver

Answer: Argentina

Answer: ארגנטינה

Answer: Arghantina

Answer: Republica Argentina

Answer: Argentine republic

Answer: Аргентына

Answer: Nación Argentina

Answer: Argentinien

Answer: Nacion Argentina

Answer: Argie

Answer: アルゼンチン

Answer: Airgintín

Answer: Аржентина

Answer: Argentína

Answer: Argentine Republic

Answer: Argentīna

Answer: Argentinean

Answer: Argentiina

Answer: The Argentine Republic

Answer: Arxentina

Answer: Արգենտինա

Answer: Arc'hantina

Answer: Argies

Answer: Antonia Merce Y Luque

Answer: People of Argintina

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AR

Answer: Argentinië

Answer: אַרגענטינע

Answer: Arjantin

Answer: अर्जेन्टीना

Answer: الأرجنتين

Answer: Argentina Information

Answer: Republic of Argentina

Answer: Ariannin

Answer: Argentina Republic

Answer: Argentinie

Answer: Argentinia

Answer: Airgintin

Answer: Argjentina


Question: What should you do with a baguette?

Answer: Eat it

Answer: Eat It


Question: "Who is a South African serial killer who committed the ""ABC Murders"" between 1994 and 1995, with over 30 victims?"

Answer: Moses Sithole


Question: Generals Gallieni, Manoury, Joffre, French, von Kluck, von Blow and von Moltke were involved in which battle that stopped the German advance in 1914 during World War I?

Answer: Battle Of The Marne

Answer: Battle of the marne

Answer: Battle of the Marne

Answer: The Battle Of The Marne

Answer: Marne, Battle of the

Answer: Battles of the Marne

Answer: Battle of the Marne (disambiguation)

Answer: Battles of the Marne (disambiguation)

Answer: Battle of Marne


Question: "Who won a gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics, married Kris Kardashian in 1991 and from 2007 starred in the E! reality series ""Keeping Up with the Kardashians""?"

Answer: Caitlin Jenner

Answer: Gender transition of Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: Chrystie Crownover

Answer: Chrystie Jenner

Answer: Kaitlyn Jenner

Answer: Bruce jenner

Answer: Bruce Jenner

Answer: Caitlyn Jenner

Answer: William Bruce Jenner

Answer: Cait Jenner

Answer: Transition of Bruce Jenner

Answer: Kim Howe

Answer: Chrystie Scott

Answer: Kaitlin Jenner

Answer: Caitlyn Marie Jenner

Answer: Transition of Caitlyn Jenner


Question: Which detective was created by G K Chesterton?

Answer: Father Brown


Question: Which wonder of the ancient world was at Ephesus?

Answer: Temple of Artemis in Ephesus

Answer: Temple of Artemis at Ephesus

Answer: Temple of Artemisa in Ephesus

Answer: Temple of Diana at Ephesus

Answer: Artemis temple

Answer: Temple of artemis

Answer: Temple of Ephesus

Answer: Endoios

Answer: Artemis of Ephesus

Answer: Diana of Ephesus

Answer: Temple of Artemis

Answer: Artemis Ephesia


Question: What is the name of a shoe that is traditionally made of wood?

Answer: Clog (shoe)

Answer: Clogs

Answer: Wooden shoe

Answer: Clog

Answer: Cloggs

Answer: Wooden shoes

Answer: Takunya


Question: What is a popular name for the North American bison?

Answer: Bufallo

Answer: Buffaloes

Answer: Buffalo

Answer: Buffalos

Answer: Buffalo (ship)

Answer: Buffalo (AFL)

Answer: Buffalo (disambiguation)

Answer: Buffalo (vehicle)

Answer: Buffaloe

Answer: Buffalo (zoology)

Answer: Buffalo (album)


Question: "What entertainment venue in New York City's Rockefeller Center, nicknamed ""the Showplace of the Nation"", opened to the public in December 1932?"

Answer: RCMH

Answer: Radio City Music Hall

Answer: International Music Hall


Question: Acccording to the English nursey rhyme, what did little Jack Horner pull out of a pie?

Answer: Prunus subg. Prunus

Answer: Culture of plum

Answer: Plum

Answer: Plum tree

Answer: Alubukhara

Answer: Prunello

Answer: Plums

Answer: Gages

Answer: Plum (botany)


Question: Where are you said to be being led when you are deceived?

Answer: Up the garden path

Answer: Up the Garden Path


Question: Badminton debuted at the 1992 Summer Olympics. How many different people have won gold medals for the men's singles event in its first 5 Olympiads to 2008?

Answer: five

Answer: 5


Question: What name was given to a series of thirty evening radio speeches given by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 and 1944?

Answer: Fireside chat

Answer: Fireside Chat

Answer: Fireside chats

Answer: Fireside Chats


Question: The final carrier of the Olympic flame in the Olympic Torch Relay is often kept secret until the last moment, and is usually who?

Answer: A sports celebrity of the host country


Question: Where is the Sea of Vapors?

Answer: On the Moon (album)

Answer: On the Moon

Answer: On The moon

Answer: On The Moon


Question: In 1403, Venice imposed a waiting period for those wishing to enter the city, to see if they would develop the plague. How long was this period of isolation?

Answer: 40 time

Answer: forty  time

Answer: 40 days


Question: In 1487, Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Diaz was the first European to sail past which landmark?

Answer: Cape Point Nature Reserve

Answer: Kaap die Goeie Hoop

Answer: Kaap de Goede Hoop

Answer: African cape

Answer: Cape of storms

Answer: Cape of Good Hope (landmark)

Answer: Cape of Good Hope (South Africa)

Answer: South African Cape

Answer: Cape of Good Hope, South Africa

Answer: Cape Hope

Answer: Cape of Good Hope (Landmark)

Answer: Cabo da Boa Esperança

Answer: Cape of good hope

Answer: The Cape of Good Hope

Answer: Cape of Storms

Answer: Cabo de Buena Esperanza

Answer: Cape of Good Hope


Question: Where was the siege of the Alamo?

Answer: Texas (U.S. State)

Answer: US-TX

Answer: Texos

Answer: Texas

Answer: Lone Star State

Answer: Texas, USA

Answer: Religion in Texas

Answer: Texas (state)

Answer: Lake Ozark, Texas

Answer: Christianity in Texas

Answer: The State of Texas

Answer: Twenty-eighth State

Answer: Texas-sized

Answer: Texas (State)

Answer: 28th State

Answer: The Lone Star State

Answer: Twenty-Eighth State

Answer: Texas, United States

Answer: Texas (U.S. state)

Answer: Texass

Answer: State of Texas

Answer: Everything is bigger in Texas

Answer: 28th state


Question: What was the first name of de Gaulle, the first President of French Fifth Republic from 1959 to 1969?

Answer: Charles (name)

Answer: Charles (European rulers)

Answer: Charlotta

Answer: Charles

Answer: Chas.

Answer: Charles (given name)


Question: Canberra is the capital of which country?

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

Answer: AustraliA

Answer: Continental Australia

Answer: Australias

Answer: Peace of Australia

Answer: Australian city life

Answer: City life in Australia

Answer: Australocentrist

Answer: Mainland Australia

Answer: Australiia

Answer: Straya

Answer: Australia (commonwealth)

Answer: Austraila

Answer: Ausrtalia

Answer: Australia (nation)

Answer: Australien

Answer: New Australian

Answer: Australia (dominion)

Answer: Australia (federation)

Answer: Australia (country)

Answer: Aussieland

Answer: Federal Australia

Answer: Country life in Australia

Answer: Orstraya

Answer: Australia (nation state)

Answer: Australia (commonwealth realm)

Answer: Australia

Answer: Australocentrism

Answer: Austraya

Answer: Australie

Answer: AUSTRALIA

Answer: Geopolitics of Australia

Answer: Australia (nation-state)

Answer: Australia's

Answer: Australian mainland

Answer: Australian country life

Answer: Australian Woman's Day

Answer: Imperial Australia

Answer: United States of Australia

Answer: Australia (realm)

Answer: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

Answer: Austalia

Answer: Etymology of Australia

Answer: Philosophy in Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australija

Answer: Australia (monarchy)

Answer: Dominion of Australia

Answer: Empire of Australia

Answer: Ostralia

Answer: Modern Australia

Answer: Commonwealth of australia

Answer: Australia (empire)

Answer: Australo

Answer: The Commonwealth of Australia

Answer: Australia.

Answer: Austrlia

Answer: Australlia

Answer: AUSTRALIAN

Answer: Australia (state)

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AU

Answer: Austrailia

Answer: Commonwealth Australia

Answer: Pax Australiana

Answer: Australian Commonwealth

Answer: Australocentric

Answer: Austrlaia

Answer: Technology in Australia

Answer: Australia (Commonwealth)

Answer: Australai

Answer: Australian geopolitics

Answer: Asutralia

Answer: Australo-

Answer: Australian's

Answer: Science in Australia


Question: The Battle of Ghuznee in 1839 took place between the armies of Great Britain and which other country?

Answer: Afghanistan

Answer: Avghanistaun

Answer: Soviet-occupied Afghanistan

Answer: Afganhistan

Answer: Afghanestan

Answer: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Afġānestān

Answer: Afghanastan

Answer: Afeganistao

Answer: Afgjanistan

Answer: Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia

Answer: AfghanistaN

Answer: Afghanistan, Rep. of.

Answer: Afganistan

Answer: Afghanistan-Central Asia

Answer: Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)

Answer: Afghansitan

Answer: Afgahanistan

Answer: IROA

Answer: Kinetic action

Answer: A-Stan

Answer: Afghanstan

Answer: Afğānistān

Answer: AFGHANISTAN

Answer: Afghānistān

Answer: I.R.O.A.

Answer: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanestan

Answer: افغانستان

Answer: Afghinastan

Answer: The Graveyard of Empires

Answer: Affghanistan

Answer: Afghanistan, I.S. of

Answer: Etymology of Afghanistan

Answer: The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

Answer: Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan

Answer: ISO 3166-1:AF

Answer: Afghnistan

Answer: د افغانستان اسلامي دولت دولت اسلامی افغانستان

Answer: Da Afġānistān Islāmī Jomhoriyat

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


Question: The names for the satellites of which planet are chosen from characters from the works of William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope?

Answer: Magnetosphere of Uranus

Answer: Sol 7

Answer: Georgium Sidus

Answer: HD 128598

Answer: Planet Uranus

Answer: SAO 158687

Answer: 7th planet

Answer: Urano (planet)

Answer: Sol-7

Answer: Uranus (planet)

Answer: Discovery of Uranus

Answer: Seventh planet

Answer: Sol h

Answer: Sun h

Answer: Sol VII

Answer: 34 Tauri

Answer: George's Star

Answer: Uranus (astronomy)

Answer: Uranos (planet)

Answer: Uranus (Planet)

Answer: Georgian planet

Answer: Uranus

Answer: Astronomy Uranus


Question: Typically, a male moose sheds its antlers how frequently?

Answer: Every year


Question: If someone has a BA, they are a Bachelor of what?

Answer: Arts

Answer: Classification of the arts

Answer: The arts

Answer: Cultural arts

Answer: List of arts

Answer: The Arts


Question: "Who was the fourth (and the first female) Prime Minister of the State of Israel, who was described as the ""Iron Lady"" (before Margaret Thatcher), ""the best man in the government"" and the ""strong-willed, straight-talking, grey-bunned grandmother of the Jewish people""?"

Answer: Golda Meir

Answer: Golda Meyerson

Answer: גּוֹלְדָּה מֵאִיר

Answer: Golda Mabovitz

Answer: Goldie Mabovitch

Answer: Golda Myerson (Meir)

Answer: Голда Мабович

Answer: Golda Mabovitch