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

Answer: Labyrinth

Labrynth
Labryinths
Meditation labyrinth
Davide Tonato
Labyrinth
Christian labyrinth
Egyptian Labyrinth
Cretan Labyrinth
The labyrinth
Labyrinth walk
Prayer labyrinth
The Labyrinth
Labyrinthine
Prayer Labyrinth


Context:
Question: Born 'Lucille LeSueur' , By what name is this actress better known?
Answer:

Answer: Joan Crawford

Joan Crawford
Lucille Fay LeSueur
Crawford, Joan
Lucille LeSueur


Context:
Question: In March 2013, rapper Gucci Mane was arrested for attacking a man in a bar and a tabloid headlined the news as 'Rapper Mistook Man for a Ship.' What object did Mane use for his assault?
Answer:

Answer: Champagne bottle!


Context:
Question: George Lansbury et al founded which newspaper in 1912?
Answer:

Answer: The Daily Herald

Daily Herald (disambiguation)
Morning Herald (disambiguation)
The Daily Herald
Herald (newspaper)
Sunday Herald (disambiguation)
The daily herald
Daily Herald


Context:
Question: In which film did Roger Moore first play James Bond?
Answer:

Answer: LIVE AND LET DIE

Live and Let Die (disambiguation)
LIVE AND LET DIE
Live and let die
LALD
Live And Let Die
Live and let Die
Live & let die
Live and Let Die


Context:
Question: What were Operation Pointblank, Operation Overlord, Operation Fortitude, Operation Neptune and Operation Quicksilver?
Answer:

Answer: Allied operations in World War II


Context:
Question: Who is the current Director General of the BBC?
Answer:

Answer: (Lord) Tony Hall


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

Answer: EARL OF ROSEBERRY or


Context:
Question: Which super-tanker ran aground near Milford Haven in 1996
Answer:

Answer: Sea Empress


Context:
Question: Which motor manufacturer makes the models Note and Juke?
Answer:

Answer: Nissan

Nissan Motor
Nissan Motor Company, Limited
Nissan 180 Plan
Nsany
Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.
Nissan foria
Nissan Commercial Vehicles
Nissan cars
Nissan North America
Nissan North America, Inc.
Tom Lane (Nissan)
Nissan Motors
Nissan Red and Blue Stage
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
Nissan Satio Store
Nissan Motor Co.
The Nissan Motor Company
Nissan Bluebird Store
Nissan North America Inc.
Nissan Red Stage
Nissan USA
Nissan Revival Plan
Nissan vehicles
Nissan
Cabstar
日産
Nissan Saito Store
Nissan Motor Store
Nissan Motor Company, Ltd.
Nissan Cherry Store
Nissan Motor Company Ltd
Nissan (automobile)
Nissan Motor Corporation
Nissan Motor Corporation, U.S.
Nissan Motor Co (Australia)
Nissan Jidosha KK
Nissan Foria
.datsun
Nissan Blue Stage
Nissan car
Nissan Motor Company
Nissan Motor Corporation U.S.A


Context:
Question: The largest ever teddy bears picnic was held in Dublin in 1995. How many bears were there?
Answer:

Answer: 33,573

thirty-three thousand, five hundred and seventy


Context:
Question: Anosmia is the lack of which of the senses in humans?
Answer:

Answer: Smell


Context:
Question: What plant was traditionally cultivated in Europe for its unique blue dye?
Answer:

Answer: Woad

Banlangen
Dyer's woad
Woad raider
Isatis indigotica
Radix Isatidis
Glastum
Woad
Ban lan gen
Vitrum
Woad raiders
Indigowoad root
Indigowoad Root
Isatis tinctoria


Context:
Question: Which public holiday became official in the UK in 1978
Answer:

Answer: May Day

May day
2002 Mayday
Första maj
1st of May
Forsta maj
1999 Mayday
May Day
May Day parade
National Day of Labour
May day parade
Foersta maj


Context:
Question: The youngest gold medalist for team GB at the 2012 Olympics, Jade Jones, won in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: TAEKWANDO

Punch (Taekwondo)
Taekwondo
Tae-Kwon-Do.
Tae kwan do
TaeKwonDo
Dan (Taekwondo)
Tae Kwon-do
Taiquando
Kyrugi
ITF Taekwondo
태권도
Taekwon do
Tae Kwan Do
Tae kwon-do
TaekWon Do
History of Taekwondo
TaeKwon-Do
Tae kwondo
Tai quan do
TKD
Tae kune do
Tae-kwan-do
Gong Soo
Taekwando
Tai kwon do
Taikwondo
TaeKwonDoe
Thyakwento
Tae kown do
Kyorugi
T'aekwondo
TAEKWANDO
Taiquandao
Kyup
Traditional taekwondo
Tae-Kwon-Do
Gong Soo Do
Torann Mazeroi
Tae kwon do
Tai kwan do
Tae kwando
Punch(Taekwondo)
テコンドー
Taekwon-do
Taegwondo
History of tkd
History of taekwondo
T'aekwŏndo
Sine wave technique
Tkd
Tae kwon doe
Taikwon dou
Korean Karate
Tae Kwon-Do
Tae-kwon-do
Taequando
Tae Kwon Do
Taekwondo history
跆拳道
WTF Taekwondo
Sport Taekwondo
Taekwondoe
TaekWon do
Taikwon do
Taekwon-Do


Context:
Question: Didsbury, Ardwick and Fallowfield are all areas of which British city?
Answer:

Answer: Manchester

Manchester developments
Manchester (borough)
UN/LOCODE:GBMNC
Manchester, Greater Manchester
Manchester, UK
Climate of Manchester
City of Manchester
The weather in Manchester
Manchester (city, England)
Machester
Drizzlechester
Mancs
Manchester
Manchester, United Kingdom
Manchester (England)
Metropolitan Borough of Manchester
Manchester, U.K.
Manchester (UK)
England Manchester
Manchester, England
County Borough of Manchester


Context:
Question: Joe Gargery is a character in which Charles Dickens novel?
Answer:

Answer: Great Expectations

Herbert Pocket
Great Expectation
Jaggers
Great Expectations plot details
Great Expectations
Joe Gargery
Bentley Drummle
Great expectations
Mrs joe


Context:
Question: Which country has the greatest number of ancient pyramids? (hint: They are called the Nubian Pyramids)
Answer:

Answer: Sudan

Sudan
Islamic Republic of Sudan
Sport in Sudan
Government of the Sudan
The Sudan
Republic of Sudan
Republic of North Sudan
Northern Sudan
Environmental issues in Sudan
Sudan proper
North Sudan
Environmental issues in sudan
As-Sūdān
Administrative divisions of Sudan
ISO 3166-1:SD
جمهورية السودان
Sudanese culture
As-Sudan
Republic of the Sudan
السودان
Islamic Republic of the Sudan
Clothing in Sudan
Official language of Southern Sudan
Sudanese
Environment of Sudan
Culture of Sudan
Sudan Foundation


Context:
Question: In WWII, who was the head of the Nazi party's security service?
Answer:

Answer: Reinhard Heidrich

Reinhard Heidrich
Rinehardt Heydrich
Himmler's Evil Genius
ReinhardHeydrich
Heidrich, Rinehardt
Reinhard Hydrich
Reinhard Hydrick
The Young Evil God of Death
Rinehardt Heidrich
Heydrich
Heydrich Reinhard
Reinhard Hidrich
Reinhard Hidrick
Rhinehardt Heidrich
Reinhard Heydrick
The Butcher of Prague
Heidrich, Reinhardt
Heidrich, Rhinehardt
Reinhardt Heydrich
Rhinehardt Heydrich
Reinhard Heydrich
Rhinehart Heidrich
Reihnard Heidrich
Rhinehard Heydrich
Heydrich Reinhart
Rheinhard Heydrich
Heydrich, Reinhard
Rinehard Heidrich
Butcher of Prague
HeydrichReinhardt
Rhinehart Heydrich
Heidrich, Rhinehart
Reinhart heidrich
ReinhardtHeydrich
Heydrich, Reinhart
Heydrich, Reinhardt
Heydrich,Reinhardt
Rinehard Heydrich
Heydrich Reinhardt
Reinhart Heydrich
Heidrich, Rinehart
Young Evil God of Death
Heidrich, Reinhart
Rinehart Heydrich
HeydrichReinhard
Heydrich,Reinhard
Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich
Rhinehard Heidrich
Heidrich, Rhinehard
Heidrich, Rinehard
Heydrich,Reinhart
Heidrich, Reinhard
Rinehart Heidrich
Himler's Evil Genius


Context:
Question: What communal cooking method/equipment derives from French 'melted'?
Answer:

Answer: Fondue

Fondue
Cheese fondue from Savoy
Fondeu
Fondu
Fondue Neuchateloise
Cheese fondue
Fonduta
Chocolate fondue
Fondeau
Fundue


Context:
Question: Which former West Indian fast bowler was known as 'Whispering Death'?
Answer:

Answer: Michael Holding


Context:
Question: Which clear liqueur, of German/Dutch origin, is used along with gin to make a Silver Streak cocktail?
Answer:

Answer: Kummel

Kuemmel Kümmel Gilka-Kümmel Gilka-Kuemmel Kummel Gilka-Kummel


Context:
Question: Discovery, Gillyflower and Rome Beauty are types of which fruit
Answer:

Answer: Apple

Apple Blossom
Appleblossom
Green Apples
Malus domesticus
Appleblossoms
Culture of apple
Malus domestica
Apple blossom
Apple/Nutritional information
Nutritional information about the apple
Apple production
Apple-blossoms
Apple blossoms
Apple peel
An apple a day
Apple (fruit)
Apple trees
Malus pumila
Malus communis
Pyrus malus
Apple tree
🍏
🍎
Apple Popularity
Apples
Dried apple
سێو
Apple (Fruit)
Green Apple
Apple-tree
Green apples
Apple
Apples and teachers
Aplle
Apple-blossom
Apple (tree)


Context:
Question: "Deceased wrestler 'Leon Aras' was the voice of the ""Tetley Tea Folk"", by what more familiar name was he known?"
Answer:

Answer: BRIAN GLOVER


Context:
Question: Name the palace and monastery , situated some 25 miles north of Madrid, founded by King Phillip II of Spain?
Answer:

Answer: THE ESCORIAL

Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Esc

Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo Del Escorial


Context:
Question: Known as the Toison d'Or (French), Goldenen Vlies (Germany), and Toisón de Oro (Spain), the historic European supreme award is The Order of the (What ancient authority symbol?)
Answer:

Answer: Golden Fleece

Chrysomallus
Quest of Golden Fleece
Quest of the Golden Fleece
Golden fleece
Chrysomallos
Golden Fleece


Context:
Question: In which country were democratic elections held in May 1989, and though Guillermo Endara was elected president, the results were annulled by the existing government?
Answer:

Answer: Panama

Sport in Panama
Republic of Panamá
Name of Panama
Panamanian
República de Panamá
Panama
Republic of Panama
Subdivisions of Panama
ISO 3166-1:PA
Etymology of Panama
Panamà
Panamá
Administrative divisions of Panama


Context:
Question: In the Bible, where was Jesus betrayed by Judas, and subsequently arrested?
Answer:

Answer: GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE

Gethsemane
GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE
Ghetsemane
Gardens of Gethsemane
Gethsemane Garden
Garden of Gethsemane.
Gethsemeni
Garden of Gethsemane
Garden of Gethsemani


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1984 Booker Prize winning novel 'Hotel Du Lac'?
Answer:

Answer: Anita Brookner


Context:
Question: Who is currently fifth in line to the Throne?
Answer:

Answer: PRINCESS BEATRICE

Princess beatrice of york
Beatrice of York
Beatrice of york
Princess Beatrice of York
HRH Princess Beatrice
HRH Princess Beatrice of York
Princess Beatrice
PRINCESS BEATRICE
Beatrice York


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

Answer: LIDICE

Liditz
Licide
Ledice
Lidice Massacre
Lidice
Massacre at Lidice
Massacre in Lidice
Lidice, Czechoslovakia
LIDICE


Context:
Question: Human depression illness is sometimes called?
Answer:

Answer: Black Dog

Black Dog (disambiguation)
Black dog (disambiguation)
Black dog
Black Dog


Context:
Question: Who duetted with Syd Owen on the single Better Believe It, which was released as part of the Children in Need appeal in 1995 ?
Answer:

Answer: PATSY PALMER


Context:
Question: Who is the patron saint of dancers?
Answer:

Answer: St Vitus

St Vitus
Saint Guy
Vitus (saint)
Sts. Vitus, Modestus,
St. Vito
Vitus
Modestus, Vitus, and Crescent
Crescentia, Modestus, and
Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia
Monastery of St. Vito
Saint Vito
St. Vitus
S Vito
Saint Crescentia
Modestus, Vitus, and Crescent
Crescentia, Modestus, and
Vít
Saint Vitus Day
Vitus, Modestus, and Crescent
S. Vito
Saint Vitus


Context:
Question: Also called The Roodee, which, officially, is Britain’s oldest and shortest racecourse?
Answer:

Answer: Chester

St Clare's Catholic Primary School (Chester)


Context:
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:

Answer: Geneva

Geneva Palexpo
Geneve
Genève
Gɛnf
Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland
Geneva, CH-GE
Geneva (Geneva)
Génève
Genevese
City of Geneva
Genevan
Genf
Geneva GE
UN/LOCODE:CHGVA
Geneva (Switzerland)
Pâquis


Context:
Question: What is the value of the letter ‘K’ in the game of Scrabble?
Answer:

Answer: FIVE


Context:
Question: """Yabba dabba doo"" was a catch-phrase in which cartoon series?"
Answer:

Answer: The Flintstones

Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes Lodge No.


Context:
Question: Who was the longest reigning British king?
Answer:

Answer: George III

George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland

List of titles and honours of King George III


Context:
Question: In 2012 what nation is the world's second-largest economy, the largest exporter and second-largest importer?
Answer:

Answer: China

People's Republic of China (Mainland China)


Context:
Question: "Which Russian (in 1941) composed the ""Leningrad Symphony""?"
Answer:

Answer: Dimitri Shostakovitch


Context:
Question: What Latin phrase, which translates as Out of many, one, is taken to mean One from Many?
Answer:

Answer: E Pluribus Unum

E-Plu Rib Us-U Num
Ex Pluribus Unum
E Pluribus Unum
E pluribus unum
E PLURIBUS UNUM
Out of Many, One
From many, one
E pluribus umun
Unum e pluribus


Context:
Question: What colour is the number 10 on the door of 10 Downing Street? White, Yellow or Brown?
Answer:

Answer: White

White (Colour)
Rgb(255, 255, 255)
White
Whitishness
Whiter
(255, 255, 255)
Whitishly
White (political adjective)
White-
White-Finn
Whitest
FFFFFF
Color/white
Man on a white horse


Context:
Question: Who originally looked after the Blue Peter garden
Answer:

Answer: Percy Thrower


Context:
Question: IBM Halt is one of nine railway stations in which Clydeside town?
Answer:

Answer: Greenock

Greenock, Renfrewshire
Greenock, Inverclyde
Greenock
Famous Greenockians
Famous greenockians
Greenock, Scotland
Port of Greenock


Context:
Question: On which part of the body would a mukluk be worn?
Answer:

Answer: Foot

Foot fracture
Human feet
Foot muscles
Pedis
Dorsum of foot
Joints of foot
Plates of meat
Muscles of the Feet
Foot dorsum
Foot
Joints of the foot
Articulatio pedis
Broken foot
Foot (anatomy)
Articulationes pedis
Foot type
Insteps
Articulations of foot
Human foot
Foot sweat
Instep
Feet
Foot deformities
Foot taboo
Foot fractures


Context:
Question: What word refers to an extended trip through the Bush, taken by an aborigine?
Answer:

Answer: WALKABOUT

Walkabout (Bar)
The Walkabout
The Walkabout (pub chain)
Walkabout & Surfer's Paradise (bar &
Walkabout (pub, London)
Walkabout (pub chain)
WALKABOUT


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

Answer: Nikita Khruschev

Khrushchevian
Nikita Sergeevič Hrušč
Nikita Khrushchëv
Nikita Khrushchev
Никита Хрущёв
Khrushcev
Nikita Sergeevich Kruschev
Nikita Hruscev
Nikita Sergejevic Hruscev
Khrusjtsjov
Krushchev
Kruscev, Nikita
Khrushev
Nikita Xruščëv
Nikita (Sergeyevich) K
Nikita Khrushchyov
Nikita Sergeevic Hruscev
Nikita Sergejevic Xruscev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
N. S. Khrushchev
Chrustjev
Khrushov
Nikita Sergeyevich
Kruschov
Chrusttjov
Nikita Kruschev
Kruscev
Hruštšov
Nikita Khruschev
N.S. Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchov
Khruschev
Khrushchyov
Nikita Xruscev
Kruyshev
Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich
Krushov
Nikita Sergejevič Xruš
Nikita Kruschov
Nikita Hruščëv
Nikita Khrushov
Nikita Khruschov
Nikita Sergejevič Hruš
Khrushchov
Хрущёв
Хрущев
Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 visit to
Khrushchev
Ники́та Серге
Nikita Sergeevič Xrušč
Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev
Nikita Sergeevic Xruscev
Никита Сергеевич
Nikita Krushchev
Nikita Kukuruznik
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchy
Kruschev


Context:
Question: Which British submarine sank the General Belgrano in the Falklands War
Answer:

Answer: HMS Conqueror


Context:
Question: Which jazz saxophonist was nicknamed Bird
Answer:

Answer: Charlie Parker

Charlie Parker
Parker, Charlie Bird
Charlie Parker Residence
Charlie Parker Septet
Charles Parker, Jr.
Cool blues
The Charlie Parker Septet
Charlie “Bird” Parker
Charlie %22Bird%22 Parker
Charlie parker


Context:
Question: Who won his third rowing Olympic gold medal with Steve Redgrave in 2000?
Answer:

Answer: Matthew Pinsent

Matt Pinsent
Matthew Pinsent
Pinsent, Matthew
Sir Matthew Pinsent


Context:
Question: What name links an American singer and a Nottinghamshire and England cricketer?
Answer:

Answer: James Taylor

Taylor, James
Jelly Man Kelly
James Vernon Taylor
Jellyman Kelly
James Taylor
James Taylor (American musician)


Context:
Question: What country is the world's largest producer of Tobacco?
Answer:

Answer: China


Context:
Question: Who wrote the play The Three Sisters?
Answer:

Answer: Anton Chekhov

Anton Chekhov
Tsjechov
Tsjechow
Anton Chexov
Chekhovian
Chexov
Anton Čechov
Anton Tchekoff
Tchekhov
Anton Tchekhov
Checkov
Chejov
Anton Tchechov
Anton Checkov
Anton Chekhov Fine Arts Award
Anton Tchekhof
Chehov
Анто́н Па́
Anton Chekov
Anton Cehov
Chekhov
Czechov
Anton checkov
Anton Tchekov
Anton Tšehov
Anton Tschechow
Anton P. Chekhov
Tschechow
Checkhov
Чехов
Anton checkhov
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov
Anton Tsehov
Antòn Pàvlovič Ch
Anton tschechow
Mr chekov


Context:
Question: Mallard is the official world speed record holding what?
Answer:

Answer: Steam locomotive

Choo-choo train
🚂
Steam circuit
Steam train
Steam railway locomotive
Steam loco
Steam-powered locomotive
Steam locomotive
Steamtrain
Steam trains
Choo choo train
Steam Train
Pufferbilly
Steam locamotive
Steam locomotives


Context:
Question: What now illegal crop did George Washington grow on his estate?
Answer:

Answer: Hemp

Natural fibre hemp
Hempmilk
Ditchweed
Industrial hemp
Hempseed
Hempnut
Hemp paper
Shelled Hemp Seeds
Commercial hemp
Hemp (cannabis oglalas
Industrial cannabis
Hemp nut
Hemp seed
Hempen
Hemp
Hemp rope
Industrial Hemp


Context:
Question: Which Scottish football team plays home games at Easter Road?
Answer:

Answer: HIBERNIAN

The Hibernian
Charles Byrne (Journalist)
HIBERNIAN


Context:
Question: Who directed the film 'Last Tango in Paris'? (
Answer:

Answer: Bernardo) Bertolucci

Bernando Bertolucci
Bertolucci
Bernardo Bertolucci
Bernardo) Bertolucci


Context:
Question: Who sang the 1964 hit My Boy Lollipop?
Answer:

Answer: Millie (or Millie Small)


Context:
Question: What is the unfortunate defect inherent in Angora cats?
Answer:

Answer: DEAFNESS

Partial loss of hearing
Hypoacusis
Hearing impaired
Hearing Impairment
Profoundly deaf
Temporary deafness
Auditory impairment
Hearing disorders and deafness
Deaf person
Hard-of-hearing
Hearing problems
Hereditary hearing loss
Anacusis
Hearing Loss
Impairment of hearing
Hearing impairment
Hard of hearing
Deaf individual
International Symbol for Deafness
Perceptive deafness
Hereditary hearing disorder
Profound deafness
Late-deafened
DEAFNESS
Hearing disorder
Hereditary deafness
Hearing-impaired
Noise induced deafness
Hearing deficits
Hearing problems in children
Hearing loss
Syndromic deafness
LY411575
Congenital deafness
Hearing damage
Familial deafness
Hearing disorders
Partial deafness
Deafness
Loss of hearing
Deaf
International symbol for deafness
Age Related Hearing Impairment
Profound hearing loss
Hardness of hearing
Hearing disability


Context:
Question: What popular computing term, originally prefixed 'magic-' and referring to a data packet sent and received unchanged by a computer program, lost its prefix when introduced to web terminology in 1994?
Answer:

Answer: Cookie

Cookies
Hermit (cookie)
Cookiee
Cooky
Cookie bars
🍪
Hermit cookie
Cookie (baked goods)
Sandwich cookies
Oatmeal cookies
Koekje
Cooki
Thumbprint cookie
Oatmeal raisin cookie
Cookie
Oatmeal Cookie
Oatmeal cookie


Context:
Question: Barney the Owl is a mascot of which English football club?
Answer:

Answer: Sheffield Wednesday FC

Lee strafford
Sheffield Wednesday F C
Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
Sheffield wed
The Owls
Sheff Wed
Sheffield Wednesday F.C
Sheffield Wednesday FC
The Wednesday
Sheffield Wednesday F. C.
Sheffield Wednesday
(Sheffield Wednesday)
Sheffield Wednesday Football Club
The Wednesday F.C.


Context:
Question: Which insects live in a vespiary?
Answer:

Answer: Wasps

Wasp venoms
Ground wasps
Wasp facts
Wasp
Vespine
Social wasp
Wasps


Context:
Question: Which villain, played by Richard Kiel, appeared in two James Bond movies, 'The Spy Who Loved Me' and 'Moonraker'?
Answer:

Answer: Jaws

Jaws (software)
Jaws
Jaws (disambiguation)
JAWS


Context:
Question: Ivan the Terrible was a czar of what country?
Answer:

Answer: Russia

Russia (1991-1993)
Оросын Холбоон
Etymology of Russia
The Russian federation
Рәсәй
ISO 3166-1:RU
Russia (1990-1993)
Ресей
Novaya russia
Росси́я
Раҫҫей
Российская Федера
Poccnr
Росія
Ородой Холбоон
России
The Russian Federation
Russsia
Russian (citizen)
Росси́йская Ф
Урысей
Арассыыйа
Rossiyskaya Federatsiya
Оьрсийн Федер
Russian-born
Аьрасат
Russia (Federation)
POCCNR
Northern Russia
Federation of Russia
Russia (country)
Рочму
Ресей Федерацияс
Venaja
Русия
Урыстәыла
Resey
Россия
Wildlife of Russia
The Country Russia
Уæрæсе
Venaejae
Russian federation
Russie
Russia
Rossijskaja Federatsija
RUSSIA
Ryssland
Russian Federation
Russiya
Русија
RusSia
Орсин Ниицән
Russland
Рузмастор
RussiA


Context:
Question: Who holds a trumpet on the album cover of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles?
Answer:

Answer: Ringo Starr

RINGO
Starr, Ringo
Richard Starkey, Jr.
Beatle Ringo
Ringo Star
Richie Snare
Ringo starkey
Ringo Starr
Ringo Starkey
Ringo
Richard Starkey
%22Ringo%22
Richard Starky
Richard Starrkey
Ringo (film)
Richard Starkey Jr.
Ringo starr
Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr.


Context:
Question: Which Asian city's international airport is built at the mouth of the Tama-gawa?
Answer:

Answer: TOKYO

東京都
Economy of Tokyo
Demographics of Tokyo
東京
Tõkyõ
Oyata
UN/LOCODE:JPTYO
Toukyo
Tōkyō, Japan
Tōkyo
JP-13
Tōkyō Met.
Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture
To-kyo
Tokio Metropolis
Tôkiô
Oyata, Tokyo
Tohkyoh
Economy of tokyo
Toukyou-to
Tókio
Tokyo
Toky
To Kyo
Tōkyō Prefecture
Tōkyō-to
Tokyo (Japan)
Tōkyō, JP-13
Tôkyô Prefecture
Tôkyô, Japan
Dōngjīng (Japan)
Outlying islands of Tokyo
Toukyou
Toyko, Japan
TOKYO
Tōkei
Tokyo Met.
Tôkyô
Tokeo
Tokei
Tokyo-To
Tokyo Plain
Kudanzaka
Toukiou
Tokyo, Tokyo
To kyo
Tookioo
Metropolitan Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
ToKyo
Toquio
Toyko
Tookyoo
To-Kyo
Tokyoh
Tōkyō Metropolis
Tokyo Administrative District
Tõkiõ
Tokyo in pop culture
Tokyo,Japan
Tokyo City and Prefecture
Tōkyō
Tokyoto


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1993 novel “The Joy Luck Club”?
Answer:

Answer: AMY TAN

Tan En-mei
Tán Enmei
Tan Enmei
AMY TAN
Tan, Amy
譚恩美
Amy Ruth Tan
Amy Tan


Context:
Question: Who has presented BBC TV programmes called his 'Toy Stories' and `Man Lab'?
Answer:

Answer: James May

Captain Slow
James May
James Daniel May
James may
Captain slow


Context:
Question: The German's called it the Siegfried Line, what did the allies call it?
Answer:

Answer: THE HINDENBERG LINE

THE HINDENBERG LINE
Hindenberg Line
Hindenburg line
Battles of the Hindenburg Line
Advance to the Hindenburg Line
Hindenburg Line


Context:
Question: "Who played Luke Skywalker in the 1977 original ""Star Wars"" film?"
Answer:

Answer: (Mark) HAMILL

Mark Hammil
Nathan Hamill
(Mark) HAMILL
Hamill, Mark
Mark Hamil
Mark Richard Hamill
Marilou York
Mark Hamill
Mark Hammill


Context:
Question: Mosses are classified as belonging to which part of the plant kingdom?
Answer:

Answer: Bryophyta


Context:
Question: Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China has no arable land, pastures, forest, or woodland, and its economy is based largely on tourism with banking, gaming, financial services and what else?
Answer:

Answer: Textile and garment manufacturing


Context:
Question: Who bought Chelsea football club for £1 in 1982?
Answer:

Answer: Ken Bates


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

Answer: Eric Coates


Context:
Question: More commonly known as the thigh bone, what is the medical name for the longest bone in the human body?
Answer:

Answer: The Femur

Fumuer
Upper leg bone
Femoral bone
Patella surface of femur
Feumur
Os longissimum
Thigh bones
Shenton's Line
Femur
Fumeur
Largest bone
Femoral bones
Fumur
Thigh-bone
Femur bone
Femora
Fuemur
Thighbone
Femur bones
Largest bones
Femir
Femu
Femurs
Facies patellaris femoris
Thigh bone
Os femoris
The Femur


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

Answer: The State of Libya

Republic of Libya
LIBYA
The State of Libya
ليبيا
Al-Jamahiriya al-%60Arab
Free Libya
Libiya
LBY
Libyan Republic
Free Democratic Libya
Islamic Republic of Libya
Libya (National Transitional Council)
Libya
ⵍⵉⴱ�
Lybya
Largest cities in Libya
Lībiyā
Etymology of Libya
ISO 3166-1:LY
Libyan Republic (2011)
Libiyah
State of Libya


Context:
Question: Catoptromancy is the term for predicting the future using what object? Who's the fairest of them all!
Answer:

Answer: Mirror

Handmirror
Reflective glass
Handmirrors
Hand-mirror
Mirrors
Hand mirror
Decorative mirrors
Mirror types
Cheval glass
Glass mirror
Looking glass
Mirror
Hand-mirrors
Silver mirror
Hand mirrors


Context:
Question: Hedonism, the famous resort for the sexually liberated, is on which Island?
Answer:

Answer: Jamaica

Jamica
Jamaica
Jamrock
Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica
America/Jamaica
Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica
Jamaica, the Nation
Name of Jamaica
Xaymaca
Jamiaca
Jameca
Xamayca
Jamaca
Jamaica (the country)
Indigenous peoples of Jamaica
Jamacian
ISO 3166-1:JM
Castleton Botanical Garden


Context:
Question: Becoming very famous in 1970, what is the much more famous name of Rosemary Brown who was born on August 30th 1951, since marrying in 1978 her name has become Rosemary Scallon?
Answer:

Answer: DANA

Dana
Dana (disambiguation)
DANA
Dana (singer)


Context:
Question: The town of Vittoria and the city of Ragusa can be found on which island?
Answer:

Answer: SICILY

Trinacrian
Jewel of the Mediterranean
Sicily, Italy
Sicily
Sicilia
SICILY
Sicilly
Island of Sicily
Sicily (Italy)


Context:
Question: Which ballroom dance is Spanish for double step
Answer:

Answer: Paso doble

Pasodoble (dance)
Paso Doble
Paso doble
Paso double
Pasodoble


Context:
Question: Which river runs through the cities of Basel, Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Koblenz, Bonn, Cologne, Dsseldorf, Arnhem, Utrecht and Rotterdam?
Answer:

Answer: Rhine

Rhine
Alpenrhein River
Rhinen
Rhine Estuary
Rhinewater
River Rhein
The Rhine
Upper Rhine River Plains
Rhein River
Rhine river
Rhine basin
Rhine River
Rhine (river)
Rhein (river)
Rhine mouth
Rijn
River Rhine Pollution: November 1986
Length of the Rhine
Rayn
River Rhine


Context:
Question: The airport Guglielmo Marconi is the airport of which city?
Answer:

Answer: BOLOGNA

Comune di Bologna
Bolognese
Commune di Bologna
Bulåggna
Bologna
BOLOGNA
Bolagna
Bologne
UN/LOCODE:ITBLQ
Bologna, Italy
History of Bologna
Felsina
Bologna (Italy)
בולוניה
Bologna italy


Context:
Question: What is the name of the woollen gown worn by a junior barrister in the UK who has not taken silk?
Answer:

Answer: Stuff Gown


Context:
Question: The Cascades were one hit wonders in the U.K. what was the name of their one and only chart entry
Answer:

Answer: Rhythm of the Rain

Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain


Context:
Question: The theme tune to which TV show starts with the line Stick a pony in me pocket?
Answer:

Answer: Only Fools And Horses

Sunglasses Ron
Lovely jubly
Only Fools and Horses
Voted Britain's Best Sitcom
Only Fools and Horses...
Only Fools
Yernly Fyerls and Nesbits
Only Fools & Horses
Trotters International Traders Plc
Once upon a time in peckham
OF&H
Nelson Mandella House
Paddy The Greek
Only Fools And Horses
Trotters Independent Traders
Only fools and horses
George Trotter
Peckham Echo


Context:
Question: Which Championship Football League club is based at the King Power Stadium?
Answer:

Answer: LEICESTER CITY

Leicester Fosse FC
Leicetser City F.C.
Leicester City F C
Leicester City Football Club
Leicester City football club
Leicester Fosse
Leicester city football club
Leicester City F. C.
Leicester City
Leicester Fosse F.C.
Leicester City FC
Leicester XI
LEICESTER CITY
Filbert the Fox
Leicester f.c
Leicester City F.C
Leicester City F.C.


Context:
Question: What is the Latin for wolf spider?
Answer:

Answer: Lycos

Www.lycos.com
Lycos Mail
Lycos.com
Lycos mail
Lycos, Inc.
Mailcity
Lycos.de
Mailcity.com
Lycos 50
The Lycos 50
Lycos
Lycos Retriever


Context:
Question: Who was the last Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
Answer:

Answer: Doris Lessing

Jane Somers
Doris Lessing
Briefing for a Descent into Hell
Doris Lessig
Lessing, Doris
Doris May Lessing CH, OBE
Doris lessing
Doris May Lessing
Doris Tayler


Context:
Question: Donald Neilson was a notorious figure in the 1970's, but how was he better known?
Answer:

Answer: 'THE BLACK PANTHER'

Reports of black cougars in the United
Reports of black cougars in the United
Black jaguar
Black leopard
Reports of black cougars in the US
Black Leopard
North American black panther
Panther habitat
Reports of black cougars in the USA
Black Panther
'THE BLACK PANTHER'
Black panther
Reports of black panthers in Australia
Panthera pardus (Melan
Melanistic Panthera pardus


Context:
Question: Which T.V. Quiz show host used the catchphrase :- If its' up there, I'll give you the money myself ?
Answer:

Answer: LES DENNIS


Context:
Question: In which country was the 2006 FIFA World Cup held?
Answer:

Answer: Germany

United States of Germany
Tyskland
Nimska
Bundesdeutsch
Vokietija
Deuchland
Germny
GermanY
FR Germany
Almanya
Federal Republic of Germany
Jermany
Geramny
Etymology of Germany
Nemska
Germany
Niemcy
GERMANY
ISO 3166-1:DE
Land der Dichter und Denker
Federal Republic Of Germany
F.R. Germany
Deutschland
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
BR Deutschland
Germanio
Thyskaland
GerMany
Germeny
Teutonica
Deutchland
Duitsland
THyskaland
Alemanha
Němska
Foederal Republic of Germany


Context:
Question: 'Diva' released in 1992 was the first solo album for who?
Answer:

Answer: Annie Lennox

Annie lennox
Annie Lenox
Annie Lennox
Ann Lennox


Context:
Question: In the US, where would a busboy work?
Answer:

Answer: Restaurant

Eateries
Cookshop
Restuarant
Restarant
Resteraunt
Piqueteadero
Restaurant
Restaraunt
Restaurants
Resturants
Resturant
Public food facility
Eatery
Theatre restaurant
Resturaunt
Restuarent
Restauraunt
Chef's table
Resterant


Context:
Question: Which English monarch banned the sale and consumption of coffee in a bid to close coffee houses, claiming they were places where people met to plot against him?
Answer:

Answer: King Charles II

King Charles the Second
Charles the Second
Charles ii
Charles II
Charles Ii
Charles 6
Charles 2
Charles II (disambiguation)
King Charles II


Context:
Question: "The musical ""The Sound of Music"" is associated with which geographical area?"
Answer:

Answer: Austria

The Republic of Austria
Oesterreich
Eastreach
Österrike
Easterrealm
Austurriki
Republik Österreich
Osterreich
Austurríki
Austrian Republic
Republik Osterreich
Avstria
Österreich
Republik Oesterreich
Administrative divisions of Austria
Ostria
ISO 3166-1:AT
Alpine Deutschen
Austria
Oostenrijk
Architecture of Austria
Republic of Austria
Etymology of Austria
Autriche
Austrian architecture


Context:
Question: The 1968 children's story Tikki Tikki Tembo by Arlene Mosel is a humorous take on the perils of what?
Answer:

Answer: Long names


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

Answer: Lew Zealand

Robin (Muppet)
The Muppet Newsman
Beautiful Day Monster
Clifford muppet
Bubba the Rat
Uncle Deadly (Muppet)
Ma Bear
Thog (Muppet)
Randy Pig
The Frackles
Emily Bear (Muppet)
George the Janitor
'80s Robot
Andy and Randy Pig
Steel Rabbit
Camilla the Chicken
Marvin Suggs
List of Muppets
Crazy Harry
Constantine the Frog
George the janitor
Clifford (muppet)
Mr. Poodlepants
Johnny Fiama
Yolanda the Rat
Bobo the bear
Robin The Frog
Lew Zealand
Sweetums
Camilla the chicken
Anything Muppets
Camilla (muppet)
Dr Julius Strangepork
Bean Bunny
Whatnot (Muppet)
Baskerville the Hound
Mildred Huxtetter
Dr. Julius Strangepork
Pops (Muppet)
Bobo the Bear
Link Hogthrob
Robin the Frog
Lou Zealand
The Elvises
Clifford (Muppet)
Bubba the rat
Camilla (Muppet)
Whatnot Muppet
Sal Minella
Andy and randy pig
Andy Pig
Beauregard (Muppet)
Waldo C. Graphic
Anything Muppet
List of The Muppet Show Muppets


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

Answer: French Guiana

Administrative divisions of French Guiana


Context:
Question: The Gulf of Carpentaria is an inlet on the north coast of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Australia

Australia (Commonwealth realm)
AustraliA
Continental Australia
Australias
Peace of Australia
Australian city life
City life in Australia
Australocentrist
Mainland Australia
Australiia
Straya
Australia (commonwealth)
Austraila
Ausrtalia
Australia (nation)
Australien
New Australian
Australia (dominion)
Australia (federation)
Australia (country)
Aussieland
Federal Australia
Country life in Australia
Orstraya
Australia (nation state)
Australia (commonwealth realm)
Australia
Australocentrism
Austraya
Australie
AUSTRALIA
Geopolitics of Australia
Australia (nation-state)
Australia's
Australian mainland
Australian country life
Australian Woman's Day
Imperial Australia
United States of Australia
Australia (realm)
Australia (constitutional monarchy)
Austalia
Etymology of Australia
Philosophy in Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Australija
Australia (monarchy)
Dominion of Australia
Empire of Australia
Ostralia
Modern Australia
Commonwealth of australia
Australia (empire)
Australo
The Commonwealth of Australia
Australia.
Austrlia
Australlia
AUSTRALIAN
Australia (state)
ISO 3166-1:AU
Austrailia
Commonwealth Australia
Pax Australiana
Australian Commonwealth
Australocentric
Austrlaia
Technology in Australia
Australia (Commonwealth)
Australai
Australian geopolitics
Asutralia
Australo-
Australian's
Science in Australia


Context:
Question: What name is given to the song of a Venetian Gondolier?
Answer:

Answer: BARCAROLE

Barcarolle Bacarolle Barcarola BARCAROLE Barkarola Barcarole


Context:
Question: ‘No dragons were harmed in the making of this movie’ is in the credits of which film?
Answer:

Answer: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’?


Context:
Question: Whose play about the Salem witch trials in the 17th century drew parallels to McCarthyism in the 1950s?
Answer:

Answer: Arthur Miller

Agnes Barley
Arthur Miller
Timebends
Arthur Miller's
Arthur Asher Miller
Mary Slattery


Context:
Question: In the world of film, what connects May Day, Jinx and Solitaire?
Answer:

Answer: The are names of Bond Girls


Context:
Question: Where did the first battle of the English Civil War take place?
Answer:

Answer: Edgehill

Edghill
Edgehill (disambiguation)
Edgehill


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

Answer: ARCHITECTURE

Architecturally
Civil Architecture
Architecture (built environment)
The Art and History of Architecture
First art
Architectural work
Archetecture
Frozen music
Civil architecture
Architecture
Architectural
ARCHITECTURE
First Art
Architecure
Architectures


Context:
Question: Miss Lemon is what detectives confidential secretary?
Answer:

Answer: Hercule Poirot

Felicity Lemon
Hercules Poirot
Little grey cells
Poirot
Hercule poirot
Miss Lemon
Poriot
Hercule Poirot
Agatha Christie/Hercule Poirot


Context:
Question: What noted fictional pirate, who sailed aboard the Jolly Roger, had an unreasonable fear of crocodiles and had a first mate named Smee?
Answer:

Answer: Captain Hook

Captain Hook (Disney)
Captain Hook
James Hook (Peter Pan)
Capt. Hook
Captain hook (Disney Character)
Jas Hook
Captain James Hook


Context:
Question: Which physicist's principle asserts that the momentum & position of a particle cannot both be precisely determined at the same time?
Answer:

Answer: WERNER HEISENBERG

Werner Karl Heisenberg
Hiesenberg
Werner Von Heisenberg
Heisenburg
Hizenburg
Werner Heisenberg
WERNER HEISENBERG
Karl Heisenberg
W. Heisenberg


Context:
Question: Where would a dewclaw usually be found?
Answer:

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

High up on the foot of many mammals, birds


Context:
Question: In what year was the Magna Carta signed
Answer:

Answer: 1215


Context:
Question: How were Dr Stantz, Dr Spengler and Dr Venkman better known in the 1980's?
Answer:

Answer: Ghostbusters

Ivo Shandor
Ghost buster
Dana Barrett
Walter Peck
Zuul
Ghostbusters Trivia
Ghostbusters I
Who you gonna call%3F
Ghostbusters (film)
Peter Vankman
Keymaster
Vinz Clortho
I ain't afraid of no ghosts
Ghostbusters
GB1
Evo Shandor
Ghost Busters
Ghost busters
Ghostbuster


Context:
Question: Which British MP claims responsibility for introducing speed bumps ('sleeping policemen') to UK roads?
Answer:

Answer: Kenneth Clarke

K. Clarke
Mr Kenneth Clarke
Ken Clarke
Kenneth Harry Clarke
Kenneth Clarke


Context:
Question: Which is the largest in area - The Sahara Desert or Australia?
Answer:

Answer: The Sahara Desert

Grasslands of the Sahara
Aṣ-ṣaḥr
Sahara Desert
Sa'hrāʾ al-Kub
Great Desert
Weather in the Sahara
Sahara desert
الصحراء الكبر
The Sahara
Saharan Africa
Saharan Desert
Saharan desert
The Sahara Desert
Moroccan Desert
Climate of the Sahara
History of the Sahara
Saharah
Sahara weather
Sahara
Sahara climate


Context:
Question: In the English translations of the 'Asterix' comics, what is the name of the village leader, a middle-aged, obese man with red hair, pigtails and a huge moustache?
Answer:

Answer: 'VITALSTATISTIX'

Unhygienix
Getafix
Mrs Geriatrix
Mrs. Geriatrix
Vitalstatistix
Pirates (Asterix)
Fulliautomatix
Chief's shieldbearers
'VITALSTATISTIX'
Characters of Asterix
Mrs. Fulliautomatix
Postaldistrix
Characters in asterix
List of Asterix characters
Iélosubmarine
Flaturtha
Recurring characters in Asterix
Bacteria (comics)
Ocatarinetabellatchitchix
Characters in Asterix
Cacofonix
Impedimenta
Asterix characters
Geriatrix


Context:
Question: "In 2006 English politician George Galloway was widely quoted as saying that it would be ""morally justified if someone chose to assassinate "" whom?"
Answer:

Answer: Tony Blair

Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP
Tony blair
The Tony Blair Sports Foundation
Antony blair
Tonie Blair
Tony Balir
Rt. Hon Tony Blair
Blairian
Tory Blair
Tony Blairs
Anthony C. L. Blair
Anthony Charles Blair
Tony Blaire
Tony Blair Sports Foundation
Antony Blair
Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair
Family of Tony Blair
Tonyblair
Tony Blear
Anthony (Tony) Blair
Tony Blair's Private life
Tony Blair PM
Tony Bliar
Tony Blaer
Herr Blair
President Blair
Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Tony Blair's private life
Education, education and education
Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair
Toney Blair
Education, education, education
Tony Blari
Blair doctrine
Tony Blair
Prime Minister Tony Blair
Tony Blare


Context:
Question: Which artist was born in Bradford in 1937?
Answer:

Answer: David Hockney


Context:
Question: In the Sudanese wars, which British general won the Battle of Omdurman?
Answer:

Answer: (Sir Herbert) Kitchener


Context:
Question: Where is the area of 127,000 square kilometres (49,000 sq miles) in central South Australia, where public are not admitted under Australian Defence Force regulations?
Answer:

Answer: Woomera


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

Answer: THE MUSIC MAN

Music Man (disambiguation)
MusicMan
Music Man
Musicman
THE MUSIC MAN
The Music Man (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What was the name of the home of the Norse gods?
Answer:

Answer: Asgard

Asguard Asgard Asgaard Ásgarðr Åsgard Ásaland Asgardr Ásgard Asgård Asaland Aasgard Ásgardr Asgarthr Godheim


Context:
Question: Which Flemish Baroque painter’s Antwerp home is now a museum?
Answer:

Answer: Peter Paul Rubens

Pieter Pauwel Rubens
Peter Paul Reubens
Petrus Paulus Rubens
Peter Paul Rubens
Peter Rubens
Pieter Paul Rubens
Peter Paul Ruebens
Rubens
Pieter-Paul Rubens
Sir Peter Paul Rubens
Rubenesque
Sir Peter Rubens


Context:
Question: The opera Gloriana is by which English composer?
Answer:

Answer: BENJAMIN BRITTEN

Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten OM CH

Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM


Context:
Question: Yuppy Love, Danger UXD, The Frog's Legacy, Diamonds Are For Trevor?
Answer:

Answer: Diamonds Are For Trevor - the others are

Diamonds Are For Trevor - the others are


Context:
Question: The first civilians executed for espionage in the United States for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets, what couple were given the electric chair in 1953?
Answer:

Answer: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg

Ethel Greenglass Rosenburg
Julius rosenburg
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenburgs
Julius and Ethel Rosenburg
Ethel rosenburg
Rosenburg case
Rosenberg Trial
Ethel G. Rosenberg
Ethel and Julius Rosenbug
Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg
Ethel and Julius Rosenburg
Ethel Rosenburg
Julius Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenberg Case
Julius; and Rosenberg, Ethel Rosen
Julius & Ethel Rosenberg
The Rosenbergs
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg


Context:
Question: Where was the first annual G6 leaders summit (which later became the G8) held in 1975?
Answer:

Answer: France

La Republique francaise
Franciaország
La Republique française
Belle France
FRANCE
Republique française
France
Ranska
Franciaorszag
French Republic
République francaise
République française
ISO 3166-1:FR
Frankreich
France (country)
Etymology of France
FrancE
La République française
People of France
Republic of France
Fracne
Le France
The French Republic
Republique francaise
The Republic of France
La République francaise
La France
Rain in France
Republic of france
FRance
Frakkland
Climate of France
Franse


Context:
Question: Five ninths of three fifths is a?
Answer:

Answer: Third

Third (music) (disambiguation)
Third
3rd
0.33
3rd (album)
Third (music)
3rds
Third (album)
Third (disambiguation)
Thirds


Context:
Question: The first session of the United Nations General Assembly was convened in January 1946, in which city?
Answer:

Answer: London

London (UK)
Climate in London
London (England)
London England
Lodnon
Wongdon
Londyn
London
Climate of London
LONDON
London Britain
England London
London, Greater London
Capital of the UK
Londonshire
Climate of london
Capital of the United Kingdom
London UK
Londra
London (United Kingdom)
London,England
London, England, UK
United Kingdom/London
London (Great Britain)
Londonize
Capital of England
London, UK
The Metropolis
UN/LOCODE:GBLON
Londonise
London's
London (Britain)
London, England
Lundúnir
London area
London, Great Britain
London-on-Thames
Southwest London
The metropolis
Londontown
London england
Weather in London
London, England, United Kingdom
Llundain
London, U.K.
London, england
London, United Kingdom
GBLON
London weather
London, Britain
Lundein
Lundunir


Context:
Question: What name is given to the elements with atomic numbers from 89 to 103 in the periodic table?
Answer:

Answer: Actinides

Actinide Series
Radioactive rare earth element
Actinoids
Actinide series
Actinide elements
Actinides
Actinide metal
Actinide element
Actinide
Actinoid series elements
Actinide Element
Actinoid
Actinium Series
Actinoid elements


Context:
Question: Rower Alex Partridge and hockey player Hannah Macleod had what stolen from a nightclub in October 2012?
Answer:

Answer: Olympic Bronze Medals


Context:
Question: Jack Nicholson played Randle McMurphy in which film?
Answer:

Answer: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s

One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
OFOTCN
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
One flew over the cookoos nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
One flew over the cuckoo's nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s
One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest
One Flew Over the Cukoos Nest
One flew over the cookoo's nest
One flew over the kookoo's nest
One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's


Context:
Question: The Reign Of Terror was a period in the revolution of which country?
Answer:

Answer: France


Context:
Question: What island country lies off the southeast tip of India?
Answer:

Answer: Sri Lanka

Free, Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri

Free Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri Lanka

The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka


Context:
Question: What is the name of the cartoon cat that is always chasing Tweety Pie?
Answer:

Answer: Sylvester


Context:
Question: Barnacles , crabs and lobsters belong to which class of marine life ?
Answer:

Answer: CRUSTACEANS

Crustacen
Urcrustacea
Gastric mill
Eucrustacea
Crustalogy
Crustaceans
Malacostracology
Crustacea
Pleuron (crustacean anatomy)
Crustacean
Masticatory stomach
CRUSTACEANS
Crustacean Louse
Crustacean louse
Crustaceology


Context:
Question: Which type of bird is named after Thomas Bewick, an English engraver and ornithologist, who specialised in illustrations of birds?
Answer:

Answer: A SWAN

The Swan
SWAN
Swan (disambiguation)
A SWAN
Swans
Swans (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In a film script, what do the letters ECU mean?
Answer:

Answer: Extreme Close Up


Context:
Question: In the piano-moving ad, what was the name of the ‘man’ in charge?
Answer:

Answer: Mr. Shifter

Scottish Blend
PG Chimp
Pg tips
Mr. Shifter
Pg tips monkey
PG Tips Chimps
Mr Shifter
A Tale of Two Continents
PG Tips


Context:
Question: Who directed the 2014 film 'Jersey Boys'?
Answer:

Answer: CLINT EASTWOOD

Crint Eastwood
CLINT EASTWOOD
Eastwood, Clinton Jr.
Clinton Eastwood Jr.
Clinton %22Clint%22 Eastwood
Clinton Eastwood, Jr.
Francesca Ruth Eastwood
Clint Eastwood characters
Clint Eastwood
Don Runner
Clint eastwood
Clinton Eastwood


Context:
Question: Which Cole Porter play won the first Tony Award for best musical in 1949?
Answer:

Answer: Kiss Me Kate

Kiss Me Kate
Kiss Me Kate (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What cost 37p when it was scrapped in 1987?
Answer:

Answer: Dog Licence


Context:
Question: Cholecystectomy is the surgical removal of which small organ of the body?
Answer:

Answer: Gallbladder

Galblader
Gal blader
Corpus vesicae biliaris
Gallbladders
Cholecyst
Gall-bladder
Neck of gallbladder
Gallbladder Disease
Hartmanns pouch
Fundus vesicae biliaris
Hartmanns pouches
Galbladder
Hartmann's pouch
Vesica biliaris
Gallbladder disorders
Gallbladder fundus
Gallbladder diseases
Biliary Vesicle
Gull bladder
Fundus of the gallbladder
Gullbladder
Gall bladder
Collum vesicae
Gall blader
Gallbladder (Chinese medicine)
Vesica fellea
Body of gallbladder
Fundus of gallbladder
Hartmann’s pouch
Gallblader
Gall bladder (Chinese medicine)
Gall-Bladder
Collum vesicae biliaris
Gal bladder
Hartmann's pouches
Gallbladder
Gall Bladder
Gall bladders


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

Answer: 'UNSEEN ACADEMICALS'

'UNSEEN ACADEMICALS'
Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals
Mr Nutt
Unseen Academicals


Context:
Question: It began life as The Nashville Network, but changed its name to what in 2003 following a lawsuit raised by an asshat director over the new name?
Answer:

Answer: Spike TV

The New TNN
Spike tv
SpikeTV
Spike.com
The National Network
Spike-TV
Spike TV
Spike (TV network)
Spiketv
Spike (TV channel)
Spike (network)
Spike (TV)
SPIKE TV
Spike channel


Context:
Question: What is particularly common to the ships SS Yongala, SS Thistlegorm, USAT Liberty, and President Coolidge?
Answer:

Answer: Wrecks are famous diving sites


Context:
Question: After sporadic visits by European explorers and merchants from the 17th century onwards, the eastern half of which continent was claimed by the British in 1770, and officially settled as a penal colony on 26 January 1788?
Answer:

Answer: Australia

Australia (Commonwealth realm)
AustraliA
Continental Australia
Australias
Peace of Australia
Australian city life
City life in Australia
Australocentrist
Mainland Australia
Australiia
Straya
Australia (commonwealth)
Austraila
Ausrtalia
Australia (nation)
Australien
New Australian
Australia (dominion)
Australia (federation)
Australia (country)
Aussieland
Federal Australia
Country life in Australia
Orstraya
Australia (nation state)
Australia (commonwealth realm)
Australia
Australocentrism
Austraya
Australie
AUSTRALIA
Geopolitics of Australia
Australia (nation-state)
Australia's
Australian mainland
Australian country life
Australian Woman's Day
Imperial Australia
United States of Australia
Australia (realm)
Australia (constitutional monarchy)
Austalia
Etymology of Australia
Philosophy in Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Australija
Australia (monarchy)
Dominion of Australia
Empire of Australia
Ostralia
Modern Australia
Commonwealth of australia
Australia (empire)
Australo
The Commonwealth of Australia
Australia.
Austrlia
Australlia
AUSTRALIAN
Australia (state)
ISO 3166-1:AU
Austrailia
Commonwealth Australia
Pax Australiana
Australian Commonwealth
Australocentric
Austrlaia
Technology in Australia
Australia (Commonwealth)
Australai
Australian geopolitics
Asutralia
Australo-
Australian's
Science in Australia


Context:
Question: During World War II in which country did the Battle of the Kasserine Pass take place?
Answer:

Answer: TUNISIA

ISO 3166-1:TN
Tunisian Republic
Republic of Tunisia
Tounes
Tunisia
Tunisia in the middle ages
Tunisie
Etymology of Tunisia
Medieval tunisia
TUNISIA
الجمهورية التونسية
Classical tunisia
Tunnisia
Name of Tunisia
Administrative divisions of Tunisia
Ancient tunisia
Tounisiyya
Tunisa
Tunesia
Al-Jumhūriyya at


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

Answer: Asaph Hall


Context:
Question: Laila Morse is the sister of which actor?
Answer:

Answer: Gary Oldman

Oldman, Gary
Gary Oldman
The Space Between Us (film)
Gary L. Oldman
Gary Leonard Oldman
Gary Oldmen


Context:
Question: In which stretch of water did the Mary Rose actually sink
Answer:

Answer: The Solent

Solent
Solent Valley
The Solent
Solent River


Context:
Question: How many hearts does an earthworm have
Answer:

Answer: Five


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

Answer: 'THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN

Sara Tansey
Shawn Keogh
Michael James Flaherty
Widow Quin
Playboy Riots
Pegeen Mike
The Playboy of the Western World
Christy Mahon
Honor Blake
'THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN
The Playboy Of The Western World
Playboy of the Western World
Christopher Mahon
Philly Cullen
Old Mahon


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

Answer: ADAM'S RIB

ADAM'S RIB
Adam's rib
Adam’s Rib
Adam's Rib
Adams rib


Context:
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:

Answer: Dadaism

Dada movement
Dadaism,
Dadaists
Dadaism
Dadist
Dada
Dadaist poetry
Dadism
Dadaist
Dada theatre
Dadaist art
Dadaistic movement
Dadaesque
Art is shit


Context:
Question: Sandygate Road football and cricket stadium is in which English city?
Answer:

Answer: Sheffield

County Borough of Sheffield
Sheffield, England
City of Sheffield
Metropolitan Borough of Sheffield
Sheffield
Sheffield, U.K.
UN/LOCODE:GBSHE
Sheffield, UK
Hucklow Primary School
Sheffield england
Sheffield (borough)
Sheffield, Great Britain
Sheffield, United Kingdom
Shefield
Sheffield (city)
Sheffield (district)


Context:
Question: What is the (traditionally wooden) housing or stand which contains a ship's compass?
Answer:

Answer: Binnacle


Context:
Question: Who was the first emperor of Rome?
Answer:

Answer: Augustus

GAIVS•IVLIVS•CA
Julius Caesar Octavianus
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus
GAIVS*IVLIVS*CA
Ceasar Augustus
Gaius Octavius Thurinus
Augustus Octavian Caesar
Octavious
Agustus
Augustus
Octavian Caesar
Caesar Octavian
IMPERATOR•CAESAR•DIVI
Avgvstvs
Octavianus
Octavian Augustus
Augustus Ceasar
Augusts Caesar
Coinage reform of Augustus
Augustus Caesar
Emperor Augustus
Emperor Augustus of Rome
Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus
IMPERATOR*CAESAR*DIVI
Octavius Caesar
Roman Emperor Augustus
Augustus, Emperor of Rome
Octavius
Octavian
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavanius Augustus
Augustan reform
Caesar Octavianus
Gaius Octavius Augustus
Octavianus Augustus
Cæsar Augustus
Octavian Augustus Caesar
Caesar Augustus


Context:
Question: Which composer did Igor Stravinsky accuse of writing the same concerto 500 times?
Answer:

Answer: ANTONIO VIVALDI

Vivaldi
A.Vivaldi
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi
The Red Priest
A. Vivaldi
Prete Rosso
Antonio Vivaldi
ANTONIO VIVALDI
Il Prete Rosso


Context:
Question: Which company merged with BOAC in 1974 to form British Airways?
Answer:

Answer: BEA

Bea (disambiguation)
Bea
BEA
B.E.A.
BEA (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In which year did Picasso die?
Answer:

Answer: 1973

one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-three


Context:
Question: What is the name of the 2500km long tourism trail on the west coast of Ireland?
Answer:

Answer: Wild Atlantic Way


Context:
Question: What was Julian Schnabel's acclaimed 2008 film of the book written by a stroke victim's blinking eye?
Answer:

Answer: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly
The diving bell and the butterfly
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Diving bell and the butterfly
Le Scaphandre et le papillon
Le scaphandre et le papillon


Context:
Question: What animal is Snowball in George Orwell's book Animal Farm?
Answer:

Answer: A pig

Pig (film)
Pig (disambiguation)
Pig (game)
Pigs (Album)
Pig Mammalia
The pig
PIG
PIGS
Pigs (disambiguation)
Pigs (film)
A pig
PIG (disambiguation)
Pigs (album)
PIGS (disambiguation)


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

Answer: River Severn

Seven Boar
Severn river (great britain)
Afon Hafren
Severn Vale
Severn River (Great Britain)
River Severn
Severn
The Severn River


Context:
Question: Which unusual record of two minutes forty two seconds is held by Bernard Clemmens of London
Answer:

Answer: World's longest fart


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

Answer: East Anglia

Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Enterprise Zone


Context:
Question: Patusnaya and mallasol are types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Caviar

Ikra
Iranian caviar
Black caviar
Caviar substitute
Keviar
Caviar Caviare
Caviar
Cavier
Fish caviar
Caviare


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

Answer: Aleister Crowley

Aleister Crowly
Alesteir Crowley
Alistair crowley
Alastair Crowley
Alestair crowley
Aliestter crowley
The Great Beast
Aha!
Frater Perdurabo
Crowley, Aleister
Aleister Crowley (biography)
Alistair Crowley
Alister Crowley
Great Beast 666
Maria Ferrari de Miramar
Aliester Crowley
Aleister Crowley (Biography)
Alick Crowley
Alexander Crowley
Aleister Crowley
Crowleyan
Edward Alexander Crowley


Context:
Question: What is the name of the two veins that return deoxygenated blood into the heart?
Answer:

Answer: VENA CAVA

Vena carva
Venæ cavæ
Vena cava
Venae cavae
Vena Cava
Caval vein
Vena cavae
VENA CAVA
Left vena cava


Context:
Question: "What was the code-name for the reporters Bernstein and Woodward's contact during their investigation of the ""Watergate"" scandal?"
Answer:

Answer: Deep Throat

Deep Throat (disambiguation)
Deepthroat
Deep Throat
Deep-throat
Deep throat


Context:
Question: What year was the final Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, released?
Answer:

Answer: 2007


Context:
Question: Which American state, with the capital Salem, is nicknamed the Beaver State?
Answer:

Answer: Oregon

Demographics of Oregon
Ore.
Oregon (state)
Sports in Oregon
Oregon's
Regions of Oregon
Oregon (U.S. state)
US-OR
Oregon (State)
Oregon
Oregroun
Oregón
Geography of Oregon
Thirty-third State
Oregon, United States
State of Oregon
Education in Oregon
The Beaver State
33rd State
Oregon, USA
Thirty-Third State


Context:
Question: What name besides glove is given commonly to a baseball player's handwear?
Answer:

Answer: Mitt


Context:
Question: Whose “left hand” rule can predict the direction of motion of an electric motor?
Answer:

Answer: John Ambrose Fleming

Fleming, Sir John Ambrose
Sir John Ambrose Fleming
Sir Ambrose Fleming
Ambrose Fleming
J. A. Fleming
John Ambrose Fleming


Context:
Question: Name the author of the 1993 Booker prize-winning novel `Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha'.
Answer:

Answer: RODDY DOYLE


Context:
Question: Which famous composer’s patrons were the Esterhazy family?
Answer:

Answer: Haydn

Franz Josef Haydn
FJH
Franz Joseph Haydn
Joseph Haydn
Joesph Haydn
Franz Haydn
Haydn, Joseph
Joseph Franz Haydn
Josef Haydn
Francis Joseph Haydn
Haydn
F. J. Haydn


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

Answer: 1931

one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-one


Context:
Question: The infectious disease roup affects which creatures?
Answer:

Answer: Poultry and pigeons


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

Answer: ROBERT WAGNER

Robert Wagner
Robert wagner
ROBERT WAGNER
Robert Wagner (actor)


Context:
Question: Which Canadian sang Miss Chatelaine in 1993
Answer:

Answer: K.D. Lang

KD Lang
K.d. lang
K.d. Lang
Kathryn Dawn Lang
Kd lang & the Reclines
Kd lang
K.d lang
K.d. lang and the Reclines
K d lang
K.D. Lang and the Reclines
KD lang
Recollection (k.d. lang album
K.D. lang and the Reclines
K.d. lang and The Reclines
K.D. Lang
Kd Lang
K.D.Lang
K. D. Lang
K D Lang
K.D. Lang and The Reclines
K. d. lang


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

Answer: VOLKSWAGEN

Folksvagon
VW Motorsport
Gas Auto
Das Auto
VW
Volkswagen France
Lamando
V-Dub
Volkswagen
Volkswagen Roccan
V W
V.w.
Vw
Volkswagon
Volkswagen R
V.W.
VOLKSWAGEN
Volks wagen
V. W.
Volkswagens
Folkswagon


Context:
Question: Known as The Mother of Presidents or The Heart of It All, what state was the 17th state to join the union on March 1, 1803?
Answer:

Answer: Ohio

State of Ohio
Oiho
Heart of it all
Buckeye (nickname)
Seventeenth State
OH (state)
The Buckeye State
Transportation in Ohio
17th State
Ohoi
Transport in Ohio
Climate of Ohio
Ohioian
Mother of Modern Presidents
Buckeye State
Ohio (U.S. state)
Ohaio
Ohioan
Ohio (state)
Religion in Ohio
US-OH
Ohio
Ohio (U.S. State)
State of ohio
Ohio, United States
Ohio, USA
Demographics of Ohio
Ohio (State)
The Heart Of It All
Education in Ohio
Geography of Ohio


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

Answer: USSR and then Russia


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

Answer: EAST GERMANY (accept GER


Context:
Question: "The songs ""Don't Rain on My Parade"" and ""People"" are from which musical?"
Answer:

Answer: Funny Girl


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

Answer: (Rack of) Lamb

Carre D'agneau
Rack of lamb
Crown roast of lamb
(Rack of) Lamb
Crowned Rack of Lamb
Carré d'agneau
Carre d'agneau
Crowned rack of lamb
Carré D'agneau
Crown rack of lamb


Context:
Question: What type of tree was Newton supposedly sitting under when he formulated his theory of gravity?
Answer:

Answer: Apple

Apple Blossom
Appleblossom
Green Apples
Malus domesticus
Appleblossoms
Culture of apple
Malus domestica
Apple blossom
Apple/Nutritional information
Nutritional information about the apple
Apple production
Apple-blossoms
Apple blossoms
Apple peel
An apple a day
Apple (fruit)
Apple trees
Malus pumila
Malus communis
Pyrus malus
Apple tree
🍏
🍎
Apple Popularity
Apples
Dried apple
سێو
Apple (Fruit)
Green Apple
Apple-tree
Green apples
Apple
Apples and teachers
Aplle
Apple-blossom
Apple (tree)


Context:
Question: How many games are usually played in a badminton match?
Answer:

Answer: 212 degrees

212 degrees
two hundred and twelve  degrees


Context:
Question: Who was Captain Pugwash’s bitter enemy?
Answer:

Answer: Cut-Throat Jake


Context:
Question: In medieval England what kind of weapon was a serpentine?
Answer:

Answer: Small cannon


Context:
Question: Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
Answer:

Answer: American History X

Danny Vinyard
White man marches on
Daniel Vinyard
Historyx.com
American History X
American history x
Derek Vinyard


Context:
Question: What is the state capital of New South Wales, Australia?
Answer:

Answer: Sydney

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Sydneian
UN/LOCODE:AUSYD
Sydney Australia
Sydney (N.S.W.)
Sydney
Sydneians
Sydney, NSW, Australia
Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney, AU-NSW
Sidney, Australia
Syndey
Sydney, NSW
Capital of New South Wales
Sydneysider
Sydney metropolitan area
Ysdney
Sydney (Australia)
Sydneysiders
Greater Sydney
Sydney (N.S.W.),
Sydney, Australia


Context:
Question: What special name is given to Tibetan monks?
Answer:

Answer: Lamas


Context:
Question: What island is shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic?
Answer:

Answer: Hispaniola

La Espanola
Island of Hispaniola
Hispanola
Isla Española
La Isla Española
Island of Haiti
Kiskeya
La Española
Hispañola
La Hispaniola
Isla Espanola
Cap Carcasse
Hispaniola
La Isla Espanola
Haiti/Dominican Republic
Hispaniola Island
Island of Santo Domingo
Haiti & the Dominican Republic


Context:
Question: What is the title of the final and unfinished novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer:

Answer: The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Edwin Drood
The Mystery Of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood (film)
Mystery of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood


Context:
Question: Weimaraner ('vymaraana') pointer/gun dogs are typically distinctively?
Answer:

Answer: Grey/gray


Context:
Question: The A57 road runs from Liverpool to which English town or city?
Answer:

Answer: Lincoln

Lincoln (Amtrak station)
Lincoln Station
Lincoln (city)
City of Lincoln
Lincoln State (disambiguation)
Lincoln
Lincoln (film)
Lincolns
Lincoln State
Lincoln (proposed state)
LINCOLN
Lincon
Lincoln (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What is the correct term for a 'shooting star'?
Answer:

Answer: A meteoroid


Context:
Question: By what first name is the wife of Tommy Beresford known in the Partners in Crime stories by Agatha Christie, recently adapted by BBC TV?
Answer:

Answer: TUPPENCE

Tuppence
Twopence (disambiguation)
TUPPENCE


Context:
Question: What Russian word means ‘restructuring’, particularly in an economic context?
Answer:

Answer: PERESTROIKA

Перестройка Perestroyka Perestroka Perestrojka Perestroika Katastroika Peristroika PERESTROIKA


Context:
Question: On the Beaufort scale what is defined as force 11?
Answer:

Answer: A Storm

Storms (album)
Storm (character)
Storm (song)
The Storm (disambiguation)
Storm (disambiguation)
Storm (film)
Storm (band)
The Storm (album)
Storm (fictional character)
STORM
The Storm (film)
Storm (album)
The Storm (song)
The storm
Storm (single)
A Storm
The Storm


Context:
Question: What product is the Singer company well-known for making?
Answer:

Answer: Sewing Machine

Foot (sewing)
History of the sewing machine
Sewing machines
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machines
Needle guard
Frister & Rossman
Sewing machine
Thomas Saint
Needle feed
COMPUTERISED KNITTING M


Context:
Question: The Washington Post reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, wrote an account of the Watergate scandal, published in 1974. What was the book called?
Answer:

Answer: All the President's Men

All the President's Men
All the President’s Men
All The President's Men
Woodstein
All the presidents men
All the President's Men (novel)


Context:
Question: What is the profession of 'Paddy Kirk' in 'Emmerdale'?
Answer:

Answer: VET

Vet
Vet (disambiguation)
VET
VET (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which US president had the middle name Rudolph?
Answer:

Answer: Gerald Ford

Presidency of Gerald Ford administration


Context:
Question: For which 1960 film did Billy Wilder become the first person to win three Oscars for the same film?
Answer:

Answer: The Apartment


Context:
Question: Who played Detective Sergeant Trotter in the original 1952 West End cast of The Mousetrap?
Answer:

Answer: Richard Attenborough

Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond upon Thames Atten

Attenborough, Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond

Richard Samuel Attenborough, Baron Attenborough

Richard Attenborough, Baron Attenborough

Baron of Richmond upon Thames Attenborough Richard


Context:
Question: "What sport has been contested annually in Britain since 1715 in the race called ""Doggett's Coat and Badge""?"
Answer:

Answer: Rowing

Oarswoman
Rowboat
🚣
Row boat
Rowboats
Rowing
Watercraft rowing
Rowed
Oarsmen
Rowing boat
Rowers
Oarsman


Context:
Question: In which sport could the Pacers take on the Pistons?
Answer:

Answer: A: Basketball

Basketball
Basketball gear
Bball
Boy's Basketball
B Ball
Shoot hoops
Basketball parity worldwide
Men's Basketball
High school basketball
Basketball Worldwide
Basketball club
B-ball
Basket-ball
Basketball team
🏀
Basketball rim
Basketballer
Rim (basketball)
Basket ball
Basketball net
Baksetball
Basketball player
Basket-Ball
A: Basketball
Women's hoops
Men's basketball
BasketBall
Basketball Parity Worldwide
Basket Ball
Baketball
Basketball Player
B ball
Unicycle basketball


Context:
Question: As SNCF is the French railway system, what are the initials for the German Rail network?
Answer:

Answer: DB

D-b
D.B.
D.b.
Db.
DB (disambiguation)
Db
DB
Db (disambiguation)
D B


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

Answer: No shots were fired and at the end people filled

No shots were fired and at the end people filled


Context:
Question: Lisinopril, Benazipril and Perindopril are drugs that are often used to chiefly combat which common human condition?
Answer:

Answer: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE or H


Context:
Question: Which serial killer is the subject of the films A Study In Terror, Murder By Decree and From Hell?
Answer:

Answer: Jack The Ripper

Whitechapel Murderer
Annie Millwood
Jack the ripper
Fairy Fay
Leather Apron
Jack The Ripper
Ripperology
Jack the Ripper non-fiction
Ripperologists
Leatherapron
Jack the Ripper
Jack-the-Ripper
Whitechapel murderer
The Whitechapel murderer
Ripperologist
Annie Farmer
Leather apron
The Pinchin Street Murder
Ada Wilson
Jack the rippers victims
The Whitechapel Murderer


Context:
Question: 'Lassa Fever' was first detected in 1969. In which countryis Lassa?
Answer:

Answer: NIGERIA

Nigerian Independence
Ìjọba-Àp
Nigérie
Nigeeria
Nigéria
Nigerias agriculture
Nigerië
Chawaka
Crime in Nigeria
NGR
Nigèria
Nigeria
Ethnic groups of Nigeria
Nicheria
Nigerie
Nigeriya
Nigerija
Naija
Kufai, Nigeria
Nigerian sport
Naìjírìà
Ijoba-Apapo Orile-ede
Naigeria
Sport in Nigeria
Nijeriya
Negeria
Republic nde Naigeria
Western Region, Nigeria
Niiseriya
Orílẹ̀-èd
South-west Nigeria
Republik Nijeriya
Population in nigeria 2009
NIGERIA
ISO 3166-1:NG
Jamhuriyar Taraiyar N
Naíjíríà
Republik Federaal bu Niiseriya
Agoi
Naijiria
Nixeria
Conseil de Salut National
Nàìjíríà
Federal Republic of Nigeria


Context:
Question: Fruit, cricket and horseshoe are varieties of what type of animal?
Answer:

Answer: Bat

Bat Conservation
Bat Groups
Chiropter
Chiropteras
Chiropteran
Bat (animal)
Bat roost
Chiropterologist
Flittermouse
Bat species
Bat evolution
Chiropterology
Bat
Bat wing
Artificial bat roost
Flinder mouse
Chiroptologist
Bat conservation
Barotrauma and Wind turbines
Cheiroptera
Chiroptera
Bat life expectancy
Bats


Context:
Question: Political leader Mustafa Kemal is better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Ataturk

Mustafa Kemal Pascha
Kemal atatürk
Mustapha Kemal Atatuerk
Day of Remembrance of Ataturk
Ataturk and Kurds
Kemal Attaturk
Mustafa Kamal Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal Paşa
Kamâl Atatürk
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Kemal Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal
Kemal Pasha, Mustafa
Mustapha Kemal Atatürk
Atatürk and Kurds
Atatuerk and Kurds
Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Kemal ataturk
M. Kemal Atatürk
Ataturk
Atatürk
Great Atatürk
Mustafa Kemal Pasa
Mustafa Kemal Atatuerk
Atatuerk
Ataturk cicegi
M. Kemal Ataturk
Ata Turk
Mustapha Kemal Ataturk
Mustafa Kamal Attaturk
Mustafa Kamâl Atatürk
Mustafa Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Kamal Ataturk
Attaturk
Kemal Atatuerk
Kemal Atatürk
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Ataturkism
M. Kemal Atatuerk
Mustafa Kemel Ataturk
Gazi mustafa kemal
Kamal Atatürk
Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha
Mustafa Kemal Bey
Mustafa Kemal Atatrk


Context:
Question: Popular fiction/drama featuring middle-class village life is known as?
Answer:

Answer: Aga Saga


Context:
Question: What was the former name of the British Green Party?
Answer:

Answer: Ecology Party

Green Party of the United Kingdom
Green Party (1985-90)
Ecology Party
PEOPLE Party (UK 1973 - 75)
The Green Party of Great Britain
Green Parties (UK)
Green parties (United Kingdom)
UK Green Party
British Green Party
Green parties (UK)
Green Party (UK)
People Movement
Green Party of Great Britain
Green Party UK
Green Party (United Kingdom)
Green party UK
Green party (united kingdom)
Green Parties (United Kingdom)
Green Party (1985–1990)


Context:
Question: What is the literal translation of the name Las Vegas?
Answer:

Answer: The Meadows

The Meadows
The Meadows (disambiguation)
Meadows, The


Context:
Question: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide is better known by what abbreviated name?
Answer:

Answer: LSD

LSD 25
Lsd25
Dropping acid
Tabnet
Sunshine acid
Acid (drug)
Delysid
Microdot acid
LSD
L. S. D.
Adverse effects of LSD
Bike day
(+)-Lysergide
Lysergic acid diethylamide
Acid baby
Lsd 25
Alice d
L S D
Blotter acid
L.S.D
C20H25N3O
Lsd
Acid flashback
L.S.D.
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
LSD-25
Lysergide


Context:
Question: Alice?s Adventures in Wonderland was originally published in 1865 as Alice?s Adventures .. where?
Answer:

Answer: (Alice?s Adventures) Underground


Context:
Question: In which African country is Mount Kilimanjaro?
Answer:

Answer: Tanzania

United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzib


Context:
Question: "Which British actress won this year's U.S. Emmy award for best actress for her role in the drama series ""Mildred Pierce""?"
Answer:

Answer: KATE WINSLET

List of Kate Winslet awards and nominations


Context:
Question: Which is the longest length below?
Answer:

Answer: Rod

R. O. D
R.O.D (disambiguation)
Wooden wire
RO D
ROD
R.o.d.
Rod
R.O.D
R O D
R.O.D.
Rods
Rod (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What percentage of the earth's surface is covered by Europe?
Answer:

Answer: 8%


Context:
Question: During the Falklands War which ship was the British flagship?
Answer:

Answer: HMS HERMES


Context:
Question: Stretching a total of 80 miles, which is Northern Ireland's longest river?
Answer:

Answer: BANN


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

Answer: Alzheimer's disease

Primary degenerative dementia of the Alzheimer's type


Context:
Question: “Tis Herself’ published in 2005 was the autobiography of which Irish-American actress?
Answer:

Answer: MAUREEN O’HARA

Maureen FitzSimons
MAUREEN O’HARA
Maureen O'Hara
Maureen o hara


Context:
Question: Who had a hit in 2013 with Lost Generation
Answer:

Answer: Rizzle Kicks

Rizzle
Harley Alexander-Sule
Rizzle Kicks
Happy That You're Here
Jordan Stephens


Context:
Question: Give either Christian name of the writer A.J. Cronin?
Answer:

Answer: Archibald Joseph


Context:
Question: The 'Speedcell' was the name of the official match ball in which tournament?
Answer:

Answer: 2011 Women's World Cup

FIFA Women's World Cup 2011
2011 womens world cup
2011 Women's World Cup
2011 Women's world cup
2011 FIFA Women's World Cup


Context:
Question: On the buttons of a VCR or DVD player, what does the sign in the shape of a square mean?
Answer:

Answer: Stop

Stop (disambiguation)
STOP
Stop
Stop (album)
Stop (song)
Stop! (disambiguation)
Stops
STOP (disambiguation)
Stop! (song)
Stop(song)
Stop!


Context:
Question: The amygdala deep within the temporal lobes of the brain has a primary role in what?
Answer:

Answer: All of these


Context:
Question: Give one year in the life of Genghis Khan?
Answer:

Answer: 1162 - 1227


Context:
Question: What was is the name of Penelope Pitstop’s car in the children’s tv cartoon series ‘Wacky Races’?
Answer:

Answer: Compact Pussycat

PROFESSOR PAT PENDING
Professor Pat Pending
Bully Brothers
The Mean Machine (Hanna-Barbera
Peter Perfect in the Turbo Terrific
Wacky Wacky Races
Chug-a-Boom
Ant Hill Mob
Luke and Blubber Bear
Wacky Race
Rufus Ruffcut and Sawtooth
Red Max
Wacky Races (video game)
Wacky Races
Anthill Mob
Blubber Bear
RED MAX
Prof pat pending
Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly
The Slag Brothers
Compact Pussycat


Context:
Question: "In what city did James Joyce's ""Ulysses"" take place?"
Answer:

Answer: Dublin

UN/LOCODE:IEDUB
Dublin city center
City Centre, Dublin
Dublin, Ireland
BÁC
Baile Atha Cliath
Baile átha Cliath
Dublin City Center
Central Dublin
Dublin Culture
Dublin (Ireland)
The weather in Dublin
Dubh Linn
Dublin
Dublin City, Ireland
Dublin City Centre
Capital of Republic of Ireland
Dublin city centre
Capital of Ireland
City Center, Dublin
Europe/Dublin
Dyflin
City of Dublin
Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland
Capital of the Republic of Ireland
Dublin, County Dublin
Dublín
West Dublin
Dublin (city)
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Baile Átha Cliath


Context:
Question: To the nearest thousand how many different girls' names were registered in the UK for new born females in 2013
Answer:

Answer: Thirty five thousand


Context:
Question: What colour is the bottom stripe on the U.S. flag?
Answer:

Answer: Red

List of terms associated with the color red


Context:
Question: Juan Valdez advertises the coffee of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Colombia

República de Colombia
Etymology of Colombia
ISO 3166-1:CO
Colombia
The Republic of Colombia
Republica de Colombia
Colombiá
Republic of Colombia
Name of Colombia
Republic of Columbia


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

Answer: John Masefield

J. Masefield
John Masefield
Masefield, John
Masefieldian
John Edward Masefield


Context:
Question: "Which work by Dylan Thomas starts with the words ""To begin at the beginning""?"
Answer:

Answer: UNDER MILKWOOD

Llaregybb
Ocky Milkman
Under Milk Wood: a Play For Voices
Under milk wood
Captain Cat
Under Milkwood: a Play For Voices
UNDER MILKWOOD
Llaregyb
Under Milkwood
Llareggub
Eli Jenkins
Under Milk Wood
Reverend Eli Jenkins


Context:
Question: Who wrote the novel The Life of Pi?
Answer:

Answer: Yann Martel

Yenn Martel
Martel, Yann
Yann Martel
Yann Martell


Context:
Question: In which decade did the Montgolfier Brothers launch the first successful manned ascent in a hot air balloon?
Answer:

Answer: 1780s


Context:
Question: "Who wrote the piece of music recognised in much of the Western world as ""The Wedding March"" (or as ""Here Comes The Bride"")?"
Answer:

Answer: Mendelssohn

Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Barth
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Mendelsson Bartholdy
Mendelson
Mendellson
Felix Mendelsohn-Bartold
Felix Mendelssohn-Barthold
Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-
Mendelssohnian
Mendelsson
Felix mandelssohn-barthold
Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldy
Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Barth
Felix Mendelson
Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bar
Mendelssohn
Felix Mendelsohn
Felix Mendelssohn


Context:
Question: What is the scientific name for the heart's pacemaker?
Answer:

Answer: Sinoatrial node

Sinoatrial
Sa node
The sinoatrial node
Sinuatrial mode
SA Node
Sinoastrial node
Sinu-atrial node
Sinus Node
SA node
Sinoatrial Node
Nodus sinuatrialis
Sinoatrial cell
Sinuatrial node
Sinus node
Atrial sinus
Sino-atrial node
Sino atrial node
Sinoatrial node


Context:
Question: Which US city began as a trading post on the Chisholm Trail in the 1860’s and is now the largest city in Kansas?
Answer:

Answer: WICHITA

Wichita
WICHITA
Wichita (disambiguation)
Witchita


Context:
Question: Who was the last woman hanged in Britain
Answer:

Answer: Ruth Ellis


Context:
Question: In the series of films by Disney Pixar, Nemo is a clown-fish, what type of fish is his friend Dory?
Answer:

Answer: Blue Tang


Context:
Question: What did Arthur Wynne invent?
Answer:

Answer: CROSSWORDS

Cross word
Diagramless
CROSSWORDS
Codecracker
Arrowords
Crossword
Fill in crossword
Xword
Crossword puzzles
Cruciverbalism
Crosswords
Cruzadex
Scandinavian crossword
Cruciverbalist
Crossword puzzle
Arroword
Cross Word
Diagramless crossword


Context:
Question: Beers called Budweiser are named after a city of which modern nation?
Answer:

Answer: Czech Republic

Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic


Context:
Question: The Welsh Highland Railway runs between Porthmadog and which town or city?
Answer:

Answer: Caernarfon

Caernarfon Prison
Caerenarfon
Caernarfon
Ysgol santes helen
HM Prison Caernarfon
Ysgol Santes Helen
HMP Caernarfon
Caernarfon (HM Prison)


Context:
Question: Which famous city has the official website domain www.mcgm.gov.in?
Answer:

Answer: Mumbai

Bomaim
Galajunkja
Mumbai
Kakamuchee
Greater Bombay
Bombay, Maharashtra
Mumbay
Mumbai, India
Bombay (India)
Mumbaii
Mumbaī
Mumbaai
Mumbia
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mubai
Mumbai, Maharastra
मुंबई
Bombay also known as mumbai
Greater Mumbai
Eastindians
Crime in Mumbai
Mumbai, MH
Bon Bahia
Bombei
Mumbai City
Bombay india
Bom Bahia
Mumbai (Images)
Bombay, India
Bomaím
Bombai
Demographics of Mumbai
Rajhans Balvatika
Mumbai (Bombay)
Bombay City
Mombai
Bombay
Bombay, MH


Context:
Question: Who is the detective played by Martin Shaw in a t.v. series set in North East England in the 1960's?
Answer:

Answer: 'GEORGE GENTLY'

Inspector George Gently (TV series)
'GEORGE GENTLY'
George Gently
Inspector George Gently


Context:
Question: What general name is given to a rotating star which emits a regular beat of radiation?
Answer:

Answer: PULSAR


Context:
Question: Which Prussian naturalist who influenced Darwin and whose work established the field of bio-geography also has an ocean current that flows from Chile to Peru named for him?
Answer:

Answer: Alexander von Humboldt (1769-


Context:
Question: What should you do with a baguette?
Answer:

Answer: Eat it


Context:
Question: In the NATO phonetic alphabet which word represents the letter ‘C’?
Answer:

Answer: Charlie

Charlie
Charlie (disambiguation)
Charlie (name)
Charlie (singer)


Context:
Question: Where is the largest volcano known to man
Answer:

Answer: Mars

Fourth planet
Sol 4
Mars surface features
Mars
Mars/Planet
Hydrology of Mars
Magnetosphere of Mars
Marte (planet)
Mars (planet)
Sol-4
2003 opposition of Mars
4th planet
Planet Mars
Sun e
Sol e
Mars (Planet)
Physical characteristics of Mars
Mars opposition
Sol IV
Oblate Mars
Opposition of Mars
Mars orbit


Context:
Question: Which musical instrument is associated with Alison Balsam?
Answer:

Answer: Trumpet

Trumpet.
🎺
Trumpeter
Trumpet player
Trumpet (Bach)
Trumpets
Tromba
Trompete
Jazz trumpeter
Trumpeters
Soprano bugle
Herald trumpet
Alto trumpet
Trumpet
Lead Trumpet
Super C trumpet


Context:
Question: What is the name of cartoon character Dora the Explorer's monkey?
Answer:

Answer: Boots


Context:
Question: In team ball games such as football, a pass to a team-mate which invites an immediate hard tackle on the receiver by an opponent is called a '(What?) pass'?
Answer:

Answer: Hospital

Medieval hospital
The hospital
Hospital,
🏥
Hospitalization
Hospital department
Hospitalized
⛨
Hospital
Specialist Hospital
District general hospital
Hospital departments
District General Hospital
District hospital
Hospitalisation
Hospitol
Hospitals
Hospital ward
Hospital wing
Hospitalised


Context:
Question: Who was known as 'The Preston Plumber'?
Answer:

Answer: SIR TOM FINNEY

Tom Finney
The Preston Plumber
Sir Thomas Finney
Tom finney
SIR TOM FINNEY
Sir Tom Finney


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

Answer: Rugby


Context:
Question: Where does the drink port take its name from
Answer:

Answer: Oporto in Portugal not from Portugal


Context:
Question: The sweet red wine 'Commandaria' is produced on which island?
Answer:

Answer: CYPRUS

Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus


Context:
Question: "Which actor played the lead role of Jay Gatsby in the 1974 film ""the Great Gatsby"""
Answer:

Answer: ROBERT REDFORD

Bob Redford
Charles Robert Redford
Zoom (restaurant)
Robert Redford Jr.
Zoom (Restaurant)
Robert Redford filmography
Robert Redford, Jr.
Robert Redford
Charles Redford
Charles Robert Redford, Jr.
ROBERT REDFORD
Charles Redford, Jr.


Context:
Question: In zoology, what is the term for animals that eat various or all kinds of food?
Answer:

Answer: Polyphagous

Opportunistic feeders
Food-mass feeder
Eating behavior
Monophagia
Aphytophagous
Opportunistic feeder
-vore
Feeding behaviors
List of feeding behaviours
-Phagy
Polyphagous
Polyphagy
Vore suffix
Phagia
Aphytophagia
Food-mass feeders
Invertivore
Feeding behavior
Bulk feeding
Bulk feeder
Feeding behaviours
Phagy
Aphytophagy
-vorous
Feeding behaviour
List of vores


Context:
Question: Lloyd's of London, a British insurance and reinsurance market, began around 1688 in what kind of place?
Answer:

Answer: Coffeehouse

Coffee bar
Cofee-house
Coffee-house
Coffee House
Literary café
Coffee houses
Espresso bar
Café
Coffee shops
Coffee house
Cafes
Coffeehouses
Cafés
Coffee bars
Coffeeshops
Coffeehouse
Coffehouse
Expresso bar
Caffe bar
Cafe
Coffee lounge


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the first wife of Aegeus?
Answer:

Answer: Meta

Metadistro
Meta-
Meta-level
Meta
META
The Metacorder
Meta (prefix)


Context:
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:

Answer: Ghent

UN/LOCODE:BEGNE
Ghent
Belgium Ghent
Gent, Belgium
Ghent, Belgium


Context:
Question: "Which organisation runs the undergraduate college in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, that is known as ""The Academy""?"
Answer:

Answer: The US Navy

U.S.Navy
U. S. Navy
USN
America Navy
Armada de los Estados Unidos de America
CortDiv
US Navy
Navy (US)
U.S.N.
The United States Navy
USA Navy
U.S. navy
ComCortDiv
CortRon
American Navy
Member of The United States Navy
U.S. Naval
COMCORTRON
America's Navy
United States NAVY
U.S Navy
The US Navy
Navy of the United States
Recruitment in the United States Navy
CORTRON
American navy
United States navy
US navy
ComCortRon
Escort division
Us navy
Navy.mil
Armada de los Estados Unidos
United States Navy
Escort Squadron
Armada de America
U. S. Naval Officer
United States of America Navy
Escort Division
U.S. Navy's
USA N
U S Navy
U.S. Navy


Context:
Question: The ashes of author Alfred Wainwright were scattered on the summit of which Lake District fell?
Answer:

Answer: Haystacks

Hay bale
Hay balers
Hayrick
Grass hay
Haystacks
Hay steaming
Haying
Hay
Haystalk
Haystack (pile)
Haystack
Hay meadow
Haymaking


Context:
Question: What is a “Scotch Bonnet”?
Answer:

Answer: Chili Pepper

Chili Pepper
Red Chili
Hot peppers
Red chile
Red chili
Chili (capsicum)
Chili Peppers
Chili pepper
Chilli pepper
Chillies
Chilli (pepper)
Chile peppers
🌶
Chili peppers
Hot pepper
Chilli
Green chilies
Dahon ng sili
Red chillies
Chilli peppers
Chile pepper
Chilly pepper
Green chile
Green chillies
Red Chillies
Gochoo
Chile (capsicum)
Green chili


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

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt

T Ros
Feddy Roosevelt
26th President of the United States
Trust Buster
The Cowboy President
Teddy roosevelt
Theodore Roosavelt
President Theodore Roosevelt
Theodor roosevelt
Teddy Rose
Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore roosevelt
T. Roosevelt
Teodoro Roosevelt
T. Roosevelt Administration
Teddy Roosvelt
Teddy Rosevelt
Roosevelt, Theodore
Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy
T Roosevelt
Cowboy of the Dakotas
Teddy Roose
Theodore Roosevelt


Context:
Question: The rings of which planet were first detected in 1980 but only identified in 1989 by the Voyager 2 spacecraft? .
Answer:

Answer: Neptune

8th planet
Le Verrier's planet
Neptuno (planet)
Neptune the blue ocean planet
Planet Neptune
Sol 8
Sol IIX
Neptune (Planet)
Neptune's weather
Neptune (astronomy)
Astronomy Neptune
The Scooter (Neptune)
Eighth planet
Neptune (planet)
♆
Sol-8
Neptune
Sol VIII
Sun i
Atmosphere of Neptune
Neptune's Atmosphere
Weather of Neptune
Neptune's
Magnetosphere of Neptune
Neptune planet
Neptunus (planet)
The planet exterior to Uranus
Neptune's atmosphere


Context:
Question: Which post in England and Wales is held by Anne Owers?
Answer:

Answer: (CHIEF) INSPECTOR OF PR

Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons


Context:
Question: Approximately what percentage of an incandescent light bulb's energy is wasted as heat?
Answer:

Answer: 90%


Context:
Question: What battle cry of Richard I at the Battle of Gisors in 1198 was adopted as the motto of the arms of England where, except for changes during the reigns of Elizabeth I, Anne and William III, it has been since 1340?
Answer:

Answer: Dieu Et Mon Droit

Dieut et mon droict
Dieu et mon droit
God and my right
Dieu et mon Droit
Dieu et Mon Droit
DIEU ET MON DROIT
Dieu Et Mon Droit


Context:
Question: Who won the first ever boxing gold for women? She shares her surname with two US Presidents.
Answer:

Answer: Nicola Adams


Context:
Question: Who was the British Admiral who died in 1707 when four of his ships were wrecked in the Scilly Isles?
Answer:

Answer: Sir Cloudesley Shovell

Clowdisley Shovell
Clowdesley Shovell
Cloudesley Shovell
Cloudesley Shorell
Cloudesley Shovel
Sir Cloudesley Shovel
Cloudsley Shovell
Shovell
Sir Clowdisley Shovell
Sir Cloudesley Shovell
Cloudsley Shovel


Context:
Question: Sun Yat Sen overthrew the emperor in which country establishing a republic after 2000 years of imperial rule?
Answer:

Answer: China

People's Republic of China (Mainland China)


Context:
Question: American country singer Waylon Jennings gave up his seat on a plane in February 1959 to J P Richardson. How was Richardson commonly known?
Answer:

Answer: The Big Bopper

J. P. Richardson
Jay P. Richardson
J P Richardson
J.P. Richardson
J. P. Richardson Jr.
Jiles Richardson
J. P. Richardson, Jr.
J.P.%22The Big Bopper%
Jiles P. Richardson
Jay Perry Richardson
Big Bopper
Jay Richardson (musician)
J. Perry Richardson
Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr
J.P. %22The Big Bopper
Jape Richardson
Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr.
Jiles Perry Richardson Jr
Jiles Perry Richardson
The Big Bopper
Jiles Perry Richardson Jr.
J. P. Richardson Jr
J. P. Richardson, Jr
Jape Perry Richardson


Context:
Question: What word is used to describe someone within an organisation who leaks information?
Answer:

Answer: Mole

The Mole
Mole
Mole River
Mole (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What are the last four words of Gone With the Wind?
Answer:

Answer: Tomorrow is another day

Tomorrow is another day
Domani e un altro giorno
Domani è un altro giorno


Context:
Question: The cult TV series Lost which began in 2004 features 'Oceanic Flight ...' what?
Answer:

Answer: 815


Context:
Question: In which 1993 film does Nicholas Cage play drifter Michael Williams who is mistaken for a hitman?
Answer:

Answer: Red Rock West


Context:
Question: Which duo created the “Dagenham dialogues”?
Answer:

Answer: Peter Cook and Dudley Moore


Context:
Question: Which Briton won the Nobel Prize for Literature in the 1980s?
Answer:

Answer: WILLIAM GOLDING

Golding, William
WILLIAM GOLDING
The Scorpion God
William g golding
William (Gerald) Golding
Sir William Golding
William G. Golding
Sir William Gerald Golding
William Gerald Golding
William Golding


Context:
Question: In which country did the Internet start?
Answer:

Answer: USA

The United States of America
United States Of Amerca
Us of a
U.–S.–A.
Americaland
United States (U.S.A.)
Amurika
Unite states of america
United States of America (redirect)
The U S A
Unietd States
EE UU
The U.S.A.
U.-S.-A.
Usa
United Staets of America
Unites States
États-Unis d'Améri
Verenigde State
U.–S.
The United States of America.
The U-S-A
EEUU
U. S. A.
Nagkaisang mga Estado
The U. S. of America
The USA
America (United States)
The U. S. A.
U S of America
UNITED STATES
Estados Unidos
The U–S
American United States
US and A
Unitd states
The US of A
EE.UU.
U-S
The U-S
Etymology of the United States
U.S.A.)
EE. UU.
United states of america
US of america
Verenigde State van Amerika
Nited States
United-States
Unite States
Estados Unidos de América
UnitedStates
Estaos Unios
US of America
The Usa
United states of America
Untied States of America
The U S of America
THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES
The United-States
U S A
AmericA
Estados Unidos de America
United states
The U.S. of America
Amerka
United–States
U.s.a.
United States of America
United State of America
United States (US)
The U.S. of A
America
Amercia
Stati Uniti d'America
Los Estados Unidos de America
United Stated
U.S.
United States (of America)
United States
States of America
America-class
Los Estados Unidos
U,S,
United States (country)
Federal United States
ISO 3166-1:US
Untied States
The U.–S.–A.
VS America
Amurica
Etats-Unis d'Amerique
US
U.S. OF A
USofA
Etats-Unis
U.S. of A
United States of America (U.S.A
Amarica
The United States
U-S-A
United States/Introduction
The Us
Unitesd states
The U S of A
America class
America magazine
الولايات المتحدة
The U. S. of A
U S
(USA)
The United–States
United States (U.S.)
U.-S.
United States of America (USA)
'merica
The US
United States of America.
UNited States
The U.S.
AMERICA
United States of America/OldPage
United+States
The U S
United Sates
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
U–S–A
United States Of America
U.S. of America
U–S
Los Estados Unidos de América
The U.-S.
United sates
The United States Of America
America (country)
United States of American
United state of america
The U.–S.
Amurka
U. S. of A
The U. S.
United States America
US of A
États-Unis
USoA
USA
Estaos Uníos
America, United States of
U. S. of America
U.S.American
(US)
The U–S–A
U. S.
U.S. America
U.S. A
Yankee land
America (US)
U.S
America (United States of)
US (country)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
U.S.A
Estados unidos
Americia
The US of america
Vereinigte Staaten
US America
These United States of America
VS Amerika
Name of the United States
The united states of america
Estatos Unitos
America (USA)
The U.-S.-A.
United States of America/Introduction
The US of America
Americophile
V.S. America
U.S.A.
U S of A
V.S. Amerika
United+States+of+America
The Unites States of America


Context:
Question: Who, in 1434, painted 'The Marriage of Giovanni Arnolfini' which now hangs in the National Gallery, London?
Answer:

Answer: JAN VAN EYCK

J. Van Eyck
Worship of the Lamb
Jan van Eyck
Van Eyk
JAN VAN EYCK
Jan van Ike
John Van Eych
Jan Van Eyck
Johannes de Eyck


Context:
Question: What is the biggest Italian automaker?
Answer:

Answer: Fiat

FIAT
Fiat
Fiat Automobiles
Fiat automobiles
Fiat Automóveis
Fiat Marylebone
Fix it again Tony
Micro-Vett SPA
Fiat (automobiles)
List of Fiat car models
Fiat Automobiles S.p.A.


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

Answer: Gold rings


Context:
Question: In 2015 Japan lowered its voting age from what to what?
Answer:

Answer: 20 to 18


Context:
Question: Who composed the opera Turandot?
Answer:

Answer: Puccini

Puccini
Puccinni
Giacomo puccini
Pucini
Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele Second
Giacomo Puccini
Giacchino Puccini
G. Puccini


Context:
Question: "Complete this Biblical quotation: ""It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than..."
Answer:

Answer: ...for a rich man to enter into the kingdom

...for a rich man to enter into the kingdom


Context:
Question: Which American car manufacturer has a logo which features three shields inside a circle?
Answer:

Answer: Buick

Buicks
Buick Engine
Ventiport
Buick Motor Company
Four-holer
Four holer
Buick Motor Division
Buick
Buik


Context:
Question: Where would you find 'Harris'; 'Lewis' and 'Benbecular'?
Answer:

Answer: The Outer Hebrides

Western Isles (islands council area of Scotland


Context:
Question: Which volcano in Tanzania is the highest mountain in Africa?
Answer:

Answer: Kilimanjaro

Mawensi
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Kibo (volcano)
Mount killimanjaro
Highest mountain in Africa
Kilimanjaro Massif
Stella Point
Kilimandjaro
Kilimonjaro
Kilimanjaro
Gilman's Point
Killimanjaro
Kilima-Njaro
Kiliminjaro
Mt Kilimanjaro
Kilimanjaro Mountain
Mount Kilimanjaro
Mawenzi
Uhuru Peak
Kilimanjiro
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Spitze
Mt Kilamanjaro
Mount Kiliminjaro
Mount Kilimandjaro
Mount Kilamanjaro
Tussock Grassland (Tanzania)
Kilamanjaro


Context:
Question: What breed of dog is the ‘Monopoly’ playing piece, or token?
Answer:

Answer: SCOTTISH TERRIER

Scottie dog
Aberdeen Terrier
Scottish terrier
Scottish Highlands White Terrier
Scotch terrier
Scottie
SCOTTISH TERRIER
Scottish Terrier
Scotty dog
Scotch Terrier


Context:
Question: Which lake in the Lake District is separated from Crummock Water by a narrow alluvial flat?
Answer:

Answer: BUTTERMERE

Buttermere
BUTTERMERE
Buttermere Lake
Lake buttermere


Context:
Question: "What U.S. state did Ray Charles have ""on his mind""?"
Answer:

Answer: Georgia

Western Georgia
Georgia (song)
Georgia
Georgia (Disambiguation)
Georgia (film)
Georgia (State)
Geordia
Georgia (disambiguation)
Georgia (state)
Goergia


Context:
Question: It was double-headed for Austria and Russia, single-headed for Germany. What was it?
Answer:

Answer: Eagle

Eagle
Aquilinae
King of the Air
King of the air
Booted eagles (group)
Kitpu
Hawk eagle
Eagle Spirit
Eagle (symbolism)
Eagles
Harpy (zoology)
Hawk-eagle


Context:
Question: What is the first name of either of the twin brothers of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter books?
Answer:

Answer: FRED or GEORGE


Context:
Question: Which Frenchman, a football administrator and head of FIFA from 1921 to1954 is regarded as the founder of the football World Cup?
Answer:

Answer: JULES RIMET


Context:
Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Noah's Ark?
Answer:

Answer: Genesis

Génesis
Genesis (Album)
Genesis (song)
Genisis
Genesis (album)
Book of Genesis (disambiguation)
Genesis (film)
Genesis
Genesis (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: New Britain and New Ireland are two of the islands that make up which country?
Answer:

Answer: PAPUA NEW GUINEA

ISO 3166-1:PG
Papua Niu Gini
New Guinea Papua
Independent State of Papua New Guinea
Health in Papua New Guinea
Papa New Guinea
Papouasie-Nouvelle-
Papua-New-Guinea
Independen Stet bilong Papua Ni
Papua New Guinea
Papua-new guinea
State of Papua New Guinea
Papua Niugini
Niugini
Papa New Guinans
Environment of Papua New Guinea
PapuaNewGuineA
Papua New Guinean
Papau New Guinea
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Papa new guinea
Niu Gini
Paupa New Guinea
East Papua
Pappa New Guinans
Pua pua new guniea
Papua, New Guinea
Pappa New Guinea
The Papua New Guinea
Papua new guinea
Papua-New Guinea
Papua New-Guinea
Papua NG


Context:
Question: "What video game was banned in 2007 for its ""...unremitting bleakness and callousness..."" ?"
Answer:

Answer: Manhunt 2

Laura Whyte
Judy Sender
Manhunt II
Dr. Pickman
The Red Kings
The Pervs
Project Militia
Red Kings
Dr. Whyte
Leo Kasper
Manhunt 2
Danny Lamb
The Project Militia
The Bloodhounds
Daniel Lamb
Dr. Laura Whyte
Man hunt 2
Manhunt ii


Context:
Question: Who penned his own epitaph ‘Here lies one whose name was writ in water’?
Answer:

Answer: John Keats


Context:
Question: Which hit programme is filmed in a tent at Harptree Court in Somerset?
Answer:

Answer: Great British Bake Off

Edd Kimber
Great British Baking Show
The Great British Bake-off
Great Comic Relief Bake Off
Great British Bakeoff
The Great Comic Relief Bake Off
Great British Bake Off
The Great British Baking Show
The Great British Bake Off


Context:
Question: On Sept 18, 1947, which branch of the US Military became an independent branch, following 40 years under the leadership of the Army?
Answer:

Answer: US Air Force

U.S. Air Force Special Operations School

Recruitment in the United States Air Force


Context:
Question: What term is used when a clot forms in a blood vessel?
Answer:

Answer: Thrombosis

Thrombo-embolic disease
Thromboprophylaxis
Obstruction of a blood vessel
Thromboembolic disease
Intracranial thrombosis
Thrombotic disease
Venous occlusive disease
Vascular thrombosis
Iliac vein thrombosis
Axillary vein thrombosis
Atherothrombosis
Thrombotic
Chronic thromboembolic disease
Thromboembolic stroke
Trombosis
Thrombosis
Thromboembolism
Thrombosed
Arterial thrombosis
Obstruction (blood vessel)
Prothrombotic risk factors


Context:
Question: Which of the 'Seven Wonders Of The World' stood at Halicarnassus?
Answer:

Answer: MAUSOLEUM OF MAUSSOLL

Grave of Mausolus
Grave of Maussollos at Halic
Mausoleum of Mausolus
Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
Grave of Mausolus at Halic
The mausoleum at halicarnass
Mausoleum of Halicarnassus
Tomb of Mausolus
Grave of Maussollos
Mausoleum of Maussollos
Mausoleum of Maussollos at
MAUSOLEUM OF MAUSSOLL


Context:
Question: "Which English comedian/actor said ""Girls are like pianos. When they're not upright they're grand""?"
Answer:

Answer: Benny Hill

Benny Hill
Alfred Hawthorne
Bennie Hill
Alfred Hawthorne Hill
Beny hill
Benny hill


Context:
Question: The Crimea forms part of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Ukraine

Ukrainian territory
Ukraˈjina
Ukraine during World War II
UKR
Ukrayina
Ukarine
Ukraien
The ukrane
Ukrania
Ukra'jina
Kiev compromise
Ucraine
Ukraine
Ukraina
Ukrainia
Ukrajina
ISO 3166-1:UA
Ukrane
Ykpaiha
Ukriane
Украина
The Ukraine
Ukraïne
Україна


Context:
Question: Who won the 2010 Giro D'Italia?
Answer:

Answer: Ivan Basso


Context:
Question: A sequicentenary is an anniversary of how many years?
Answer:

Answer: 150


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1930’s novel ‘Tender is the Night’?
Answer:

Answer: F. Scott Fitzgerald

Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald
F. Fitzgerald
F. (Francis) Scott Fitzgerald
F Fitzgerald
F.S.Fitzgerald
Francis FitzGerald
F Scott Fitzgerald
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Francis Fitzgerald
Scott Fitzgerald
Francis Scott Fitzgerald


Context:
Question: Wayne Rooney scored his first senior goal against which club?
Answer:

Answer: Arsenal

Arsenal (weaponry)
Arsenals
Arsenal
Arsenal (ammunition)
Armory (military)
Armoury
Armoury (military)


Context:
Question: Of which US rock band is Anthony Kiedis a founder member and lead singer?
Answer:

Answer: Red Hot Chili Peppers

Tony Flow and the Miraculously Majestic Masters

Tony Flow and the Miraculous Masters of May


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

Answer: Cete


Context:
Question: Which annual motor event did former Armani model Maximillion Cooper found in 1999?
Answer:

Answer: The Gumbal 3000 Car Rally