Context:
Question: What does the green V shaped tick mean on food products
Answer:

Answer: Suitable for vegetarians


Context:
Question: To which genus of plant does the Azalea belong?
Answer:

Answer: Rhododendron

Rhododendron
Pink rhododendron
Rhodedendron
Lali Gurans
R. giganteum
Rodedendron
Rhododendrons
Azaleia
Rhododendron giganteum
Buransh
Azaléia


Context:
Question: The white pinwheel shaped Tiare is the national flower of which South Pacific island group?
Answer:

Answer: French Polynesia

Overseas Collectivity of French Polynesia


Context:
Question: Which radio broadcaster was known as the Man In Black
Answer:

Answer: Valentine Dyall


Context:
Question: What is a Jacob's Ladder?
Answer:

Answer: Toy

Toy-making
Toy
Building toy
Toy companies
Toy industry
Toy maker
Toymakers
Toy making
Toy industries
Toy box
Pet toy
Toy-maker
Toy-line
Toy makers
Toy boat
Ramp Walker
Farm Toys
Farm toy
Coaster models
Toy-makers
Toyline
Toy manufacturer
Toy company
Toymaker
Toymaking
Toys


Context:
Question: Near which village in North Wales were the rowing events held at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games?
Answer:

Answer: LLANBERIS


Context:
Question: Which Irish politician was known as 'The Liberator'?
Answer:

Answer: Daniel O'Connell

'monster meetings'
Daniel O’Connell
Dónal Ó Conaill
Monster meetings
Daniel O'Connell
Dónall Ó Conaill
Danial O'Connell


Context:
Question: Published on Feb 21, 1848, which two authors were responsible for the Communist Manifesto?
Answer:

Answer: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels


Context:
Question: King Charles II nicknamed which US state (then colony) 'Old Dominion' for its loyalty to the Crown during the Commonwealth?
Answer:

Answer: Virginia

US-VA
State of Virginia
Virginia, USA
Tenth State
Religion in Virginia
Virginia (USA state)
Virginia (state)
Commonwealth of VA
Rest of Virginia
Virginia
Mother of Presidents
Virginia (USA State)
The Old Dominion
VA (state)
Commonwealth of Virginia
Virginian Commonwealth
The Mother of Presidents
Virginia, United States
Council of Virginia
Sports in Virginia
Viginia
Virginia (U.S. state)
10th State
Virgina
The Commonwealth of Virginia
VA, USA
Virginia (State)


Context:
Question: Where in the west country can you find a branch of the Tate Gallery?
Answer:

Answer: ST IVES

St.Ives
Saint Ives
St. Ives
St. Ives (film)
Saint Yvo
Saint Ivo
ST IVES
St Ives, United Kingdom
St Ives (film)
St Ives
St Ives (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: On which part of the body would a Japanese person wear a geta?
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: If you were eating a 'Knickerbocker Glory' - What would you be eating?
Answer:

Answer: An ice-cream sundae


Context:
Question: King Julian and Mort are which creatures in the film Madagascar?
Answer:

Answer: Lemur and Bush baby


Context:
Question: What is the term used for a driver on Memorial Day weekend attempting to race in the Indianapolis 500 during the day and the Coca-Cola 600 during the night?
Answer:

Answer: The Double

The Double (film)
Double
Doubled
Double (album)
The Double
DOUBLE
The Double (disambiguation)
The Double (novel)
The double
Double (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: The official Astronomical length of a ('Julian') year is how many days?
Answer:

Answer: 365.25

three hundred and sixty-five point two five


Context:
Question: The songs I got Life and Aquarius come from which musical?
Answer:

Answer: Hair

Hair bud
Human hair
Curly-haired
Curly-hairs
Hair shaft
Hairgrowth
Bodily hair
Origin of hair
Origins of hair
Hairy
Trichoid
Curlyhaired
Hair texture
Hairs
Tricho-
Hair Shaft
Head hair
Social role of hair
Human hairlessness
History of hair
Cymotrichous
Pelage hair
Hairiness
Curly hairs
Straight hair
Head hairs
Hair growth rate
Placoda pili
Curly hair
Hair types
Body Hair
Curly haired
Tricho
Evolution of hair
Hair
Hairbands
Curly-hair


Context:
Question: What is the name of the publication other than yellow pages that is delivered free to households to help people find local tradesmen?
Answer:

Answer: THOMPSON LOCAL DIRECTORY


Context:
Question: Who was Bridget Jones's true love?
Answer:

Answer: Mark Darcy

Mark Darcy
Bridget Jones (film series)
Bridgett Jones
Bridget Jones
Briget jones


Context:
Question: How many squares does a Rubik’s Cube have on each side?
Answer:

Answer: 9


Context:
Question: French, Russian, and Thousand Island are types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Dressing

Dressed
Dressings
Dressing
Dressing (disambiguation)


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

Answer: Dana Ztopkov


Context:
Question: Which two American 400 metre runners were banned for life from the Olympics after being disrespectful when collecting their medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics?
Answer:

Answer: Vincent Matthews and Wayne Collett


Context:
Question: What was the name of the Clampett’s daughter in The Beverley Hillbillies
Answer:

Answer: Ellie May


Context:
Question: Which is the biggest of the London merchant banks
Answer:

Answer: Morgan Grenfell

Deutsche Morgan Grenfell
Morgan, Grenfell & Co
Morgan Greenfell
Morgan, Grenfell & Company
Morgan Grenfell
Morgan Grenfell & Co.
Morgan Grenfell & Company
Morgan Grenfell & Co
Morgan, Grenfell & Co.
Morgan Grenfell Private Equity


Context:
Question: The composer Peter Warlock was the father of which art critic?
Answer:

Answer: BRIAN SEWELL


Context:
Question: Name the year: Kate Middleton is born; Mail on Sunday first published; Laker Airways collapsed
Answer:

Answer: 1982

one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two


Context:
Question: The Fan, Westhead, Becher's Brook, Foinavon's, Canal Turn, Valentine's Brook, the Booth, the Anchor Bridge and the Chair are features of a venue for what sport?
Answer:

Answer: Horse racing

Scratch sheet
Race horse
Pony racing
Horse Racing
Racing horse
Racing industry
Horse racing in Japan
Horse-racing
Keiba
🏇
Horse racing
Horse racing venue
Racing on horseback
Quarter-Horse Racing
Horse race
Horse races
Racehorses
Horse-race
Racehorse
Turf patron
Horserace
Horseracing


Context:
Question: In ‘Cats’, who is the “Brummel of cats” who is “putting on weight every day”?
Answer:

Answer: BUSTOPHER JONES


Context:
Question: What is the name for the pieces of wood that sit on top of cricket wickets?
Answer:

Answer: Bails

Posting bail
Skipping bail
Bail surety
Bail schedule
Bails
Right to bail
Jump bail
Pre-trial release program
Go bail
Skipped bail
Return to custody
Bailable
Bail jumping
Jumped bail
Posted bail
Bail hearing
Jumping bail
Unsecured bail
Police bail
Bail bond
Bail in the Czech Republic
Pretrial release
Admission to bail
Post bail
Bail in the United States
Bail (law)
Bail
Skip bail


Context:
Question: On which island does a narrow gauge railway run from Craignure to Torosay Castle?
Answer:

Answer: Mull

Isle of mull scotland
Mull
Island of Mull
Malaeus
Muile
Glenforsa
Isle of Mull


Context:
Question: What is the pen name of Jim Grant, the British author who writes stories about the former U.S. Military Police Major, Jack Reacher?
Answer:

Answer: LEE CHILD

Lee Child.
Jim Grant (author)
LEE CHILD
Lee Child
Leechild.com


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

Answer: Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, 1905


Context:
Question: Who became the host of the UK television game show Blankety Blank in 1984?
Answer:

Answer: Les Dawson


Context:
Question: The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to which other Sea?
Answer:

Answer: Red sea

Arabicus Sinus
Sinus Arabicus
Red sea
The red sea
ቀይሕ
Red Sea
Red Sea Basin
Al Baḩr al Aḩmar
Sea of Mecca


Context:
Question: Which collection of poems did William Blake publish in 1794 as a sequel to his earlier collection 'Songs Of Innocence'?
Answer:

Answer: 'SONGS OF EXPERIENCE'

Songs of Innocence
The Fly (Songs of Experience)
Songs of Experience
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Songs of Innocence and Experience
Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience
Songs Of Innocence And Experience
'SONGS OF EXPERIENCE'


Context:
Question: According to the nursery rhyme, how many blackbirds were baked in a pie?
Answer:

Answer: 24


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

Answer: Cyclades

List of municipalities in the Cyclades and the D


Context:
Question: Which organisation uses barbed wire and a candle as its symbol?
Answer:

Answer: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL

International Secretariat of Amnesty International


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

Answer: Amy Johnson

Amy Johnston
Amy Johnson
Amy Mollison
Amy Johnson CBE


Context:
Question: Which food retailer uses the slogan 'We're good with food'?
Answer:

Answer: THE CO-OPERATIVE

The co-operative group's new head office

Plymouth and South West Co-operative Society


Context:
Question: What is the name of the village druid in the comic strip ‘Asterix’?
Answer:

Answer: Getafix

Unhygienix
Getafix
Mrs Geriatrix
Mrs. Geriatrix
Vitalstatistix
Pirates (Asterix)
Fulliautomatix
Chief's shieldbearers
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: The same (not the same as the question above, simply, 'the same') - from Italian?
Answer:

Answer: Ditto

Ditto (film)
Ditto (disambiguation)
Ditto


Context:
Question: Who was the King of Troy during the famous siege?
Answer:

Answer: PRIAM

Priam of Troy
Priamos
Priam
Πρίαμος
Priimuua
Exceptionally courageous
PRIAM
Priamus


Context:
Question: In which North African country was Mohammed Al-Fayed, owner of Harrods department store in London, born?
Answer:

Answer: Egypt

EGY
Arab Republic of Egypt
A.R. EGYPT
The Arab Republic of Egypt
Eygpt
Etymology of Egypt
مصر
Kemmet
Gift of the Nile
Arab Republic Of Egypt
Names of Egypt
Miṣr
A.R. Egypt
Eytp
National identity of Egyptians
Jumhuriyat Misr al'
Eypt
Egyptian Republic
Ejipt
Name of Egypt
Egipto
Kimet
جمهوريّة مص
Egypte
Egypt (name)
Egypt
جمهورية مصرالع
A.R. Egypt
Republic of Eygpt
Égypte
Second Egyptian Republic
Egipt
ISO 3166-1:EG
Egypt info


Context:
Question: Which tree, native to Western Australia, has flowers that are used to make honey, and long, straight trunks which provide a deep rich reddish-brown, termite-resistant wood with an attractive grain?
Answer:

Answer: Jarrah

Jarrah (tree)
Jarrah
Eucalyptus marginata
Swan River mahogany
Jarrah Tree


Context:
Question: Bass red triangle was the first ever registered (UK)?
Answer:

Answer: Trademark

Registered trademarks
Trade marks
Trademark
Trademarked
Trade mark
Trade Mark Law
Trademark Law Treaty
Trade-marks
Trademarks
Trademarking
Registered tradename
Well-known trade mark
Trade-mark
Registered Trademark
Trademarks registry
Trademark Law
Three-dimensional trademark
Trade mark law
Registered trade mark
Trade mark sign
Trade Marks
Trademar
Trademark registration
Marca registrada
Trade Mark
Trademark law


Context:
Question: Carried out by a military man it’s called Seppuku. What other name is it known by?
Answer:

Answer: HARA-KIRI

Harikari
Hari cari
腹切り
Sepuku
Daki-kubi
切腹
Jigai
Hari-kiri
Harikiri
Hara-kiri
腹切
Harakiri
Tsuifuku
Stomach-cutting
Hari-Kiri
追腹
Hari-kari
Seppku
Hara-Kiri
Hara Kiri
Japanese ritual suicide
Hare kari
追い腹
Hari kari
HARA-KIRI
Seppuku
Hari-Kari
Sepukku
Hara kiri
Stomach cutting
Hari kiri
Oibara


Context:
Question: Who was king of Great Britain and Ireland when the American colonies were lost?
Answer:

Answer: GEORGE III

George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland

List of titles and honours of King George III


Context:
Question: "Which Prime Minister said ""the War Office kept three sets of figures, one to mislead the public, one to mislead the Cabinet and one to mislead itself""?"
Answer:

Answer: Herbert Asquith

Herbert Asquith (disambiguation)
Herbert Asquith


Context:
Question: Which philosopher wrote 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra' between 1883 and 1885?
Answer:

Answer: Friedrich Nietzsche

Nietzshe
Fredirich Nietzsche
Freidrich Neitzsche
FriedrichNietzsche
Frederich Nietzsche
Neetshe
Willhelm Nietsche
Nieztche
Neetsche
Friedrich nietschze
Nitzche
Nietze
Fredreich Nietzsche
Wilhelm Nietsche
Neetzshe
Nietche
Neeche
Friedrich Nietszche
Friedrich Neitzsche
Neitschze
Niezsche
Nietzsche, Friedrich
Neetcha
Friedrich Nietzche
Wilhelm Nietzche
Neetche
Neitzsche
Neitche
Freidrich Nietzsche
Niezshe
Franziska Oehler
TheWillToPower
Nietzsche
Fredrick Nietzche
F. W. Nietzsche
Nietshze
Nietshe
Neitshe
Neitzche
Friederich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Friedrich Nietsche
Nietszshe
Nietsche
Neetschze
Friedrich nietzsche
Friederich Nietzsche
Neitzchse
Nietzcheism
Neitsche
F. Nietzsche
Nitshe
Nieztsche
Willhelm Nietszche
Neitshze
Nietsha
Nietzche
Neitsze
Nietschze
Friedrick Nietzsche
Neechee
Wilhelm Nietzsche
Wilhelm Nietszche
Nietsje
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Nietszche
Willhelm Nietzche
Friedrich Nietzsche
Nieche
Neischze
Friedrich Neitszche
Neetza
Nitzsche
Friedriche Nietzsche
Fredericke Nietsche
Neitze


Context:
Question: Which local radio station broadcasts to Wigan and St. Helens on 102.4 FM?
Answer:

Answer: WISH (FM)


Context:
Question: Name the earliest (post-gamete) developmental stage of the human embryo?
Answer:

Answer: Zygote

Zytgote
Zygotic
Biparental zygote
Zygotes
Zygote
Fertilised egg
Oosperm
Fertilized egg cell
Fertilized egg


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

Answer: Orangutan

Pongini
Orangutan
Red apes
Oran utan
Orangotan
Pongo (genus)
Orang-utan
Red ape
Oranghutan
Orangoutan
Pongoid
Orangutans
Orang Utans
Orangutang
Orang Utang
Urangutang
Orangatan
Orang Utan
Orang Hutan
Orang-u-tan
Urangutan
Orangutangs
Pongo (orangutan)
Orang-utang
Orang utan
Orangatang
Orang-outan
Orangoutang
Orang-Utan
Orang utangs
Orang-Outang


Context:
Question: What organisation was formed in 1670 when King Charles II of England granted a charter to Prince Rupert and others to give them large tracts of land and the trading rights over a large area?
Answer:

Answer: Hudson's Bay Company

The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading


Context:
Question: What naturalist’s quest to save Rwandan gorillas from poaching was made into the 1988 Academy Award-nominated film “Gorillas in the Mist”?
Answer:

Answer: Dian Fossey

Kitty Price
Wayne Richard McGuire
Diane Fossey
The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund
Wayne McGuire
Dian Fossey
Diane fossey


Context:
Question: Liverpool played against whom in the first ever ‘Match of the Day’ in 1964?
Answer:

Answer: ARSENAL

Arsenal Football Club
Woolwich Arsenal F.C.
Arsenal appreciation
Arsenal Gunners
ARSENAL
Arsenal F. C.
Arsenal F C
ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB
Arsenal f. c.
Arsenal FC
Wolwich Arsenal
Arsenal:The Official Magazine
Arsenal F.C
50 Greatest Gunners
FC Arsenal
Arsenal.F.C
Arsenal fc
Royal Arsenal F.C.
The Arsenal
List of current Arsenal FC players
The Gunners
The Gooners
Victoria Concordia Crescit
Arsenal.com
Arsenal F.C.
Dial Square
Gunnersaurus Rex
Arsenal London
Gunnersaurus


Context:
Question: It was inspired by an Ingmar Bergman film, has had Glynis Johns, Judi Dench and Catherine Zeta-Jones as leading actress, all of whom have won major awards in the role, and has contributed a haunting and enduring song to the popular canon. Which is it?
Answer:

Answer: A Little Night Music by Stephen Sondheim

A Little Night Music by Stephen Sondheim


Context:
Question: What monkey is friends with the Man in the Yellow Hat?
Answer:

Answer: Curious George

The Man in the Yellow Hat
Ted, The Man in The Yellow Hat
Maggie (Curious George character)
Curious George
The man in the yellow hat
Ted, the Man in the Yellow Hat
The Man with the Yellow Hat
Man in the Yellow Hat
Curious George (character)


Context:
Question: What was the surname of the butler played by Gordon Jackson in Upstairs Downstairs?
Answer:

Answer: Hudson


Context:
Question: In 'Toy Story 2' what was the character 'Bullseye'?
Answer:

Answer: A horse

Around the World (a playground basketball game)


Context:
Question: Which group has had hits with the albums 'Hopes and Fears', and `Under the Iron Sea'?
Answer:

Answer: Keane

Keane
Keane (surname)
Keane (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Actress Fenella Fielding was the sister of which famous comedian and comic actor?
Answer:

Answer: MARTY FELDMAN

Lauretta Feldman
Marty Feldman
MARTY FELDMAN
Marty feldman


Context:
Question: Which 20th century American composer wrote the American Festival overture in 1939, and Symphony No. 3 considered the most important new work of 1942, and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1943?
Answer:

Answer: William Schuman

William Schuman
Schuman, William Howard
William Howard Schuman
William Schumann


Context:
Question: What was J. D. Salinger's most famous novel?
Answer:

Answer: The Catcher in the Rye

Mr Antolini
Catcher in the Rye
Club Ernies
The Catcher In The Rye
D.B. Caulfield
Edmont Hotel
D. B. Caulfield
Catcher in the rye
The catcher in the rye
A Catcher in the Rye
Agerstown Pa
DB Caulfield
Catcher In The Rye
Estelle Fletcher
Jane Gallagher
Faith Cavendish
The catcher and the rye
Little Shirley Beans
Phoebe Caulfield
Agerstown, PA
Mr. Spencer
Agerstown, Pennsylvania
The Catcher in the Rye
Sally Hayes
Catcher In the Rye


Context:
Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Fortes fortuna juvat’ translate to in English?
Answer:

Answer: Fortune favours the brave

Fortune Favours the Bold
Fortune favors the bold
Audentes fortuna iuvat
Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat
Fortune favours the bold
Fortune Favours The Brave
Fortune Favors the brave
Fortune Favours the Brave
Fortune Favors the Brave
Fortune favours the brave
Fortes fortuna adiuvat
Fortune Favors the Bold
Virtutis Fortuna Comes


Context:
Question: Bithynia was an ancient province on which sea?
Answer:

Answer: BLACK SEA

Marea Neagră
BLACK SEA
Black Sea shelf
Black Sea littoral
Черноморский
Black sea
შავი ზღ�
შავი ზღ�
Euxine
Чорноморський
The Black Sea
Black seas
Schwarzes Meer
Pontus Euxinus
Pontus Euxinos
Euxine Sea
Black Sea
Kara Deniz
Черно море


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

Answer: Hugh Dowding

Hugh Caswell Tremenheere Dow
Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow
Dowding
Hugh Dowding, 1st Baron Dowding
Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding
H C T Dowding
H Dowding
Sir Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow
Hugh Dowding
Lord Dowding
Sir Hugh Dowding
Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow


Context:
Question: The inaugural issue of what comic book, which was released in June, 1938, introduced Superman?
Answer:

Answer: Action Comics

Chuck Dawson
Action Comics Weekly
Action Comics
Action comics


Context:
Question: Stylised as a lower case x, the album ‘Multiply’, which topped the UK charts for 8 weeks in 2014, is by which Brit award-winning singer-songwriter?
Answer:

Answer: Ed Sheeran

Edward Christopher Sheeran
Ed sheeran
Edward Sheeran
Gingerbread Man Records
Ed Sheeran
Ed Sharon


Context:
Question: ' Ophidian ' refers to what kind of creatures ?
Answer:

Answer: SNAKES

Snkae
Snakes
Serpentes
Serpentigenous
Snake anatomy
🐍
Snakey
Snake diet
Snake locomotion
Serpentiform
Snake
Snake food
Snake (zoology)
Coronellidae
Snakiest
SNAKES


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

Answer: Buffalo

Bufallo
Buffaloes
Buffalo
Buffalos
Buffalo (ship)
Buffalo (AFL)
Buffalo (disambiguation)
Buffalo (vehicle)
Buffaloe
Buffalo (zoology)
Buffalo (album)


Context:
Question: Who was the first man to win Olympic Gold Medals at 200 metres and 400 metres?
Answer:

Answer: MICHAEL JOHNSON

Michael Johnson (football)
Michael Johnson
Mike Johnson (football player)
Johnson, Michael
Michael Johnson (footballer)
MICHAEL JOHNSON
Mike Johnson
Michael Johnson (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: "What is a ""white dwarf""?"
Answer:

Answer: Star

Stellar diameter
Intermediate mass stars
Massive star
Stellum
Star
Star fission
Wishstar
Intermediate mass star
End of the Sun
Stellar radius
Stars
Intermediate star
🌟


Context:
Question: Who is the current occupant of Dorneywood in Buckinghamshire?
Answer:

Answer: George Osborne

Gideon Osborne
Chancellor George Osborne
George Osbourne
George osborne
George Gideon Oliver Osborne
George Osborne MP
Gideon George Oliver Osborne
George Osborne


Context:
Question: Who was the 16th president of the U.S.A.,assasinated in 1865
Answer:

Answer: Abraham LINCOLN

Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War


Context:
Question: Which 1999 Oscar winning film has a title which refers to a breed of rose and features a red rose on it's poster?
Answer:

Answer: American Beauty

American beauty
American Beauty (novel)
American Beauty (film)
American Beauty (disambiguation)
American Beauty (movie)
American Beauty


Context:
Question: Name one of the two British scientists who shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2001?
Answer:

Answer: SIR PAUL NURSE or DR.


Context:
Question: Which American golfer is nicknamed 'Crazy?
Answer:

Answer: Corey Pavin


Context:
Question: What does a farrier do?
Answer:

Answer: He shoes horses


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

Answer: 1982

one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two


Context:
Question: A steel sphere filled with sodium housed at the University of Maryland seeks to register the flipping of what physical property that is of enormous significance to mariners, among others?
Answer:

Answer: Earth's magnetic field

Geomagnetic
Earths magnetic field
Magnetic field of the earth
Earth Magnetism
Geomagnetic field
Earth's magnetism
Geomagnetics
Magnetic Field of Earth
Earths magnitism
Earth's magnetic poles
Magnetic field of the Earth
Geomagnetic Field
Earths Magnetic Field
The earth's magnetic field
Earth's magnetic field
Terrestrial magnetism
Magnetologist
Geomagnetic maximum
Magnetic field of earth
Geomagnetism
Surface magnetic field
Earth magnetic field


Context:
Question: Where during the Iron Age and Roman era was Gaul? West Central Europe; Spain and North Africa; Scandinavia; or Eastern Europe?
Answer:

Answer: West Central Europe


Context:
Question: Which cartoon character lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Answer:

Answer: SpongeBob SquarePants

TV Networks airing SpongeBob SquarePants

International Following of SpongeBob SquarePants

International following of SpongeBob SquarePants

Spongebob and the Mystery with a Twister


Context:
Question: What is more likely to be associated with a sward?
Answer:

Answer: Chewings fescue

Festuca rubra ssp. commutata
Chewings fescue
Chewing's Fescue
Festuca rubra subsp. commutata
Chewings Fescue


Context:
Question: "What U.S. state is the ""Sooner State""?"
Answer:

Answer: Oklahoma

Okla.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma, United States
Sooner State
Forty-Sixth State
Religion in Oklahoma
Culture of Oklahoma
46th State
Oklahoma (U.S. state)
Oklahoma, USA
State of Oklahoma
List of Oklahoma State Symbols
Oaklahoma
Oklaholma
Transportation in Oklahoma
US-OK
Sports in Oklahoma
Okla
Oklahoman
Oclahoma
Education in Oklahoma
Energy in Oklahoma
Transport in Oklahoma
Forty-sixth State
Oklahoma (state)
The Sooner State


Context:
Question: Malabo is the capital of which African country?
Answer:

Answer: Equatorial Guinea

Administrative divisions of Equatorial Guinea


Context:
Question: 'The Immortal Game' between a Frenchman and a German in 1851 at Simpsons in London's Strand was contested in what discipline?
Answer:

Answer: Chess

Chess match
Šachmatai
Sjakk
Ajedrez
Ahedres
Ficheall
Rank and file (chess)
Chess Revers
Chess
Xadrez
Chess publications
Satranç
Western chess
Šachy
Шахи
Chess game
European chess
Chess psychology
ChesS
Ŝako
ਸ਼ਤਰੰ
Chess games
शतरंज
Play chess
Skaak
Western Chess
Orthochess
Chesss
Game of chess
Šach
Echedoù
Échecs
שחמט
Chesse
Scacci
Шахмат
Escacs
Cög
Şah
Cờ vua
International Chess
Chess board game
Chess Board Game
Шахматы
Game of Chess
Skak
شطرنج
Шатар
Chess career
Σκάκι
Šahs
Cheess
Chess srategy and tactics
Chess (game)
Skák
International chess


Context:
Question: "Commenting on the death of screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala in April 2013, which film company issued the statement ""The passing of our two-time Academy Award winning screenwriter is a significant loss to the global film community.""?"
Answer:

Answer: Merchant Ivory Productions

Merchant Ivory Productions
Merchant Ivory films
Merchant Ivory
Merchant ivory
Merchant-Ivory
Merchant and Ivory


Context:
Question: Name any of the three longest serving Labour MPs – all elected in 1970.
Answer:

Answer: GERALD KAUFMAN, MICHA


Context:
Question: In musical terminology, what word describes sliding between two notes?
Answer:

Answer: GLISSANDO

Glissando
Gliss
Bend (music)
Note bending
𝆱
𝆲
Glissandi
Glissandos
GLISSANDO
Pick gliss
Bent pitch


Context:
Question: What are the only two types of mammal that can lay eggs?
Answer:

Answer: Platypus

Platamapus
Duck-Mole
Platipous
Duck-billed Platypus
Duck-Fox
Palatipuses
Ornithorhyncus Anatinus
Duck-mole
Duck billed platypus
Marsupial duckbill
Monotremes oviparous, ov
Duckmole
Duck billed playtupus
Platypodes
Duck mole
Duck billed platapus
Duck-billed platypus
Ornithorhyncus anatinus
Platypuses
Ornithorhyncus
Ornithorhyncus paradoxus
Platypus
Beaver duck
Ornithorhynchus
Ornithorhynchus Anatinus
Duck Mole
Plata-ma-pus
Mallangong
Platypi
Duck Billed Platypus
Duckbilled platypus
Duck-Billed Platypus
Platapus
Ornithorhynchus anatinus
Platipus
Duckbill platypus


Context:
Question: What name is given to the curve seen at the surface of a liquid, particularly in a narrow tube?
Answer:

Answer: Meniscus

Meniscal
Miniscus
The miniscus
Meniscus
Menisci


Context:
Question: Which 2008 Western film starred Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen as lawmen, Jeremy Irons as a rancher and Renee Zellweger as a piano-playing widow?
Answer:

Answer: Appaloosa

Palouse horses
Appaloosa
Apaloosa
Appaloosa horse
Palouse horse
Appaloosas


Context:
Question: The bacteria used in botox is also responsible for what disease
Answer:

Answer: Botulism

Botchalism
Botulinum Toxin A
Botulinum antitoxin
Allantiasis
Botulism
Infant botulism
ATC code J06AA04
Botulinus


Context:
Question: What is the longest river in Canada?
Answer:

Answer: Mackenzie River

Deh Cho River
Mackenzie River Delta
Mackenzie River Valley
Mackenzie river
River Mackenzie
Disappointment River
MacKenzie River
Mackenzie valley
Mackenzie River delta
Mackenzie River, Northwest Territories
Mackenzie Valley
Mackenzie River


Context:
Question: What is the colour of the bull of an archery target?
Answer:

Answer: GOLD


Context:
Question: Hepatic relates to which organ of the human body?
Answer:

Answer: Liver

Impressio duodenalis
Glisson's sheath
Livers
Fetal liver
Impressio gastrica hepatis
Impressio renalis hepatis
Diaphragmatic surface of liver
Human livers
Suprarenal impression
Impressio colica hepatis
Gastric impression on the liver
Duodenal impression
Calves liver
Colic impression on liver
Capsula fibrosa perivascularis
Renal impression on liver
Gastric impression
Liver
Impressio suprarenalis hepatis
Liver metabolism
Visceral surface of liver
Liver sauce
Glissons capsule
Duodenal impression on liver
Impressio gastrica
Impressio renalis
Couinaud segment
Liver capsule
Impressio duodenalis hepatis
Peritoneal attachments of liver
Iecur
Human liver
Hepatic metabolism
Hepatic
Hepatic production
Gastric impression on liver
Colic impression
Fibrous capsule of glisson
Suprarenal impression on liver
Lobus hepatis
Impressio colica
Hepar
Glisson’s capsule
Human Liver
Glisson's capsule
Jecur
Liver lobe
Liver Tissue Blood Flow
Fibrous capsule of liver
Renal impression
Glissons sheath
Impressio suprarenalis
Fibrous capsule of Glisson


Context:
Question: In which Spanish city is the Alhambra Palace located?
Answer:

Answer: Granada

Granada
UN/LOCODE:ESGRX
Illiberi Liberini
Granada (city)
Eliberri
Elibyrge
Ilbira
Elybirge
Granada, Granada
Granada, Spain
The weather in Granada
Illiber


Context:
Question: "Which Welsh actor portrays David Frost in the 2008 film, ""Frost/Nixon""?"
Answer:

Answer: MICHAEL SHEEN

Michael sheene
Michael Sheen
MICHAEL SHEEN
Micheal Sheen


Context:
Question: Of which band was Feargal Sharkey the lead singer until 1983?
Answer:

Answer: THE UNDERTONES

THE UNDERTONES
Undertone
Undertones (disambiguation)
Undertones acappella
Undertones
Undertone (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In what event did Bruce Jenner win a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics?
Answer:

Answer: Decathlon

Decathlon best
Decathalon
Decathlon
Men's decathlon
Men's Decathlon
Decathlete


Context:
Question: Which children's TV show used cabbages as the booby prize?
Answer:

Answer: Crackerjack

Cracker-jack
Crackerjack (disambiguation)
Crackerjack (movie)
CrackerJack
Crackerjack!
Crackerjack (film)
Cracker Jack (disambiguation)
Crackerjack
Crackerjacks
The Crackerjacks


Context:
Question: Chesney Allen formed a double act with which famous entertainer?
Answer:

Answer: Bud Flanagan


Context:
Question: Which great composer's only ballets were, 'The Creatures Of Prometheus' and 'Ritterballet'?
Answer:

Answer: BEETHOVEN

Ludwig van Beethoven's religious beliefs


Context:
Question: Who wrote the book His Dark Materials?
Answer:

Answer: PHILIP PULLMAN

PHILIP PULLMAN
Brokenbridge
Philip Pullman CBE
Phillip Pullman's
Philip Pullman
Phillip Pullman
Philip Pullmann


Context:
Question: What is the term for a person whose body doesn't produce melanin?
Answer:

Answer: Albino

Human albino
Albinistic animals
Albinoism
Albinistics
Amelanotic
Albinotically
Albinoidism
Human albinos
Albinoes
Animals with albinism
Albinesses
Oculocutaneous albinism, ty
Albino humans
Albinism (human)
Hypomelanistic
Human hypomelanosis
The Albino
Amelanoid
Albino human
Albinistic person
Albinistic
Persons with albinism
Amelanists
Albinotic
Forsius-Eriksson ocular al
Human hypomelanism
Albinistic animal
Albino (color)
Hypomelanic
Albino
Achromia
People with albinism
Ocular Albinism
Hypomelanoses
Albino persons
Albinism
Albanism
Hypomelanism
Albinisms
Hypomelanosis
Albino people
Albinally
Albinist
Albino person
List of albinos
Albinistically
Achromasias
Albino animals
Humans with albinism
Albinos
Hypomelanics
Hypomelanoid
Albinism in humans
Person with albinism
Albinistic human
Albinistic humans
Achromatosis
Partial albinism
Albinal
Hypomelanoids
Albinists
Hypomelanotic disorder
Albinotical
Achromasia
Albinistic persons
Oculocutaneous albinism type 2
Oculocutaneous albinism type 3
Hypomelanist
Albino lions
Albinistic people
Lack of skin pigment
Albinically
Human albinism
Albiness
Albino animal
Albinic
Animal with albinism
Albino lion
Human with albinism
Albinism, ocular
Amelanist


Context:
Question: Which band started life as 'Feedback' and then became 'The Hype' before settling on their current name?
Answer:

Answer: U2

U2 band
U2 (band)
U2 (music)
Flowering rose of glastonbury
U2
U2.com
You 2
Dennis Sheehan
Flowering Rose of Glastonbury
U2 Lyrics


Context:
Question: 'If you have a problem, if no-one else can help, and if you can find them'; then maybe you could hire who, on TV in the 1980s?
Answer:

Answer: THE A-TEAM

A-Team
A - team
The A-Team cultural effects
The A-team
THE A-TEAM
Ateam
B.a. barracas
A team
B.A. Barracas
Ba barracas
Half pincer movement
Brigada A
A-Team, The
A Team, The
The A-Team
The A Team
The ateam
The a-team
Cultural effects of The A-Team
A Team
A-team


Context:
Question: What is the ancient counting frame using wires and beads called
Answer:

Answer: Abacus

Abacus Calculation
Russian abacus
Abaci
Nepohualtzintzin
Abacus (Aztec)
Cranmer abacus
Abacuses
Counting frame
Abacus
Abacist
Abacus (mathematics)
Abacists
Bead frame
Abacus arithmetic
AbacuS
Counting frames
Abbacus
Reckoning frame


Context:
Question: Who in the Old Testament is the father of King David?
Answer:

Answer: JESSE

Jesse (given name)
Yishai
JESSE
Yishay
Jesse(given name)
Jesse
יִשַׁי


Context:
Question: What is the name of Long John Silver's parrot in Treasure Island?
Answer:

Answer: Captain Flint


Context:
Question: Which singer's real name is Elaine Bookbinder?
Answer:

Answer: ELKIE BROOKS

ELKIE BROOKS
We've Got Tonight (Castle)
We've Got Tonight - Spectrum
No More the Fool (2003 album)
No More The Fool - Compilation
Songs of Love (Elkie Brooks album)
We've Got Tonight (Spectrum)
Elkie Brooks discography
We've Got Tonight (Elkie Brooks album)
Elaine Bookbinder
Songs Of Love (Elkie Brooks Album)
Elkie Brooks


Context:
Question: LOT is the national airline of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Poland

Etymology of Poland
Polish state
Poleand
Rzeczpospolita Polska
Polland
ISO 3166-1:PL
Polskor
Republic of Poland
POLAND
Fourth Poland
Country- Poland
Poleland
Polska
Poland
Poland.
Pols Land
Polnd
Po land
Lenkija
Bastarnia
Pologne
PolanD
Polija
Pole land
Architecture of Poland
Ploand


Context:
Question: How many fences do horses need to encounter at the Grand National?
Answer:

Answer: 30


Context:
Question: Gluteus medius, Gluteus maximus and Piriformis are muscles in human?
Answer:

Answer: Buttocks

Asscheeks
Bare bum
Butt cheek
Dairy air
Rear nudity
Dairy aire
Buttucks
Keaster
Bundaist
Tooshie
Fourth point of contact
Derierre
Ass (insult)
Nates
Hindquarters
Gluteal region
Buttocks
Tuch
Junk in the trunk
Hiney
Butt cheeks
Derriere
Hindquarter
Derrière
Tuches
Buttox
Gluteal regions
Buttcheek
Badonkadonk
Ass cheeks
Buttock
Buttcheeks
The booty
Human ass


Context:
Question: The Bedford Level experiments conducted in 19th century England along a canal that ran in an uninterrupted straight line were carried out to determine what?
Answer:

Answer: Shape of the Earth

Earth's shape
Earth model
Curvature of the earth
Form of the Earth
Figure of the Earth
Shape of the Earth (disambiguation)
Curvature of the Earth
Bending of the earth
Figure of the earth
Figure of earth
Volume Of Earth
Volume of the Earth
Earth curvature
Earth's bending
Shape of the Earth
Figure of Earth
Shape of the earth
Earth's curvature
Form of Earth
Shape of the planet Earth
Ground curves


Context:
Question: NASA celebrated another anniversary today. In what year was it founded?
Answer:

Answer: 1958

one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-eight


Context:
Question: Who won three long distance races including the marathon at the Olympic Games held at Helsinki in 1952?
Answer:

Answer: Emil Ztopek


Context:
Question: Who plays 'Hannibal Smith' in the 2010 film 'The A- Team'?
Answer:

Answer: LIAM NEESON

LIAM NEESON
William John Neeson OBE
Liam Neesom
William John Neeson, OBE
Liam neeson
Liam Neesons
William John %22Liam%22 Neeson
Neeson, Liam
Liam Neesan
Liam John Neeson
Liam Neeson.htm
Liam Neesen
William John %22Liam%22 Neeson
Liam Neeson
Liam Neesin
William John Neeson
William John %22Liam%22 Neeson


Context:
Question: Which is the first written single word number in which the letter ‘A’ appears?
Answer:

Answer: Thousand


Context:
Question: In which English county was former British Prime minister Margaret Thatcher born?
Answer:

Answer: Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire
County of Lincolnshire
County of Lincoln
Bomber County
Wrangle Common
Lincolnshire, England
Lincs
Linconshire


Context:
Question: What first name is shared by Turner Prize winning artists Wallinger and Leckey?
Answer:

Answer: MARK

The Mark (disambiguation)
The Mark
The Mark (film)
MARK


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

Answer: Google Maps

Google Places
Google Maps.
Google Ride Finder
Where 2
Googlemaps
Gmaps
Google maps
Google Maps API
Maps.google.com
Where 2 Technologies
Housingmaps.com
GoogleMaps
Google map
Google Transit
Ride finder
Google/Maps
Housingmaps
Google Maps
History of Google Maps
Google map search
Google Map
Where2


Context:
Question: Why is the Empire State Building so called
Answer:

Answer: New York is the Empire State


Context:
Question: According to the proverb, what should you never give a sucker?
Answer:

Answer: an even break


Context:
Question: Which is the largest city on the Caspian Sea?
Answer:

Answer: BAKU

Benzite/old version
Battle of Cheron
Arcadians (Star Trek)
Bolian
BAKU
El-Aurian
Angosian
Kazon collective
List of Star Trek races
Betazoids
Major planetary nations of Star Trek
Changelings (Star Trek)
Akritirians
Berellians
Remans
Antedeans
Ba'ku
Anticans
Tomed
Betazoid
Arcadian (Star Trek)
Reman starships
Antedean
Bolians
List of Star Trek Races
Changeling (Star Trek)
Kazon-Ogla
Jem'Hadar
Birthing chamber (Benzite)
List of races in Star Trek
Therbian
Berellian
Akritirian
Star Trek races
Bolian (Star Trek)
First Maje
Lady Q
Aaamazzarite
Q Continuum (Star Trek)
Rhinasu Galæ
Q2 (Star Trek)
Star Trek species
The Race of Listeners
Bandi (Star Trek)
Edosian
Bynars
O (star trek)
Great Link
El Aurian
Arcturian (Star Trek)
Kazon
Benzites
Benzite
Kazon ship classes
Hirogen
Aenar
Jem hadar
El-Aurians
Tomed Incident
Allasomorph
Bynar
Great Link (Star Trek)
Antican (Star Trek)
Jem 'Hadar


Context:
Question: Also known as the Roland Garros, what is the Grand Slam Tennis event that started this week on the clay courts?
Answer:

Answer: French Open

Internationaux de France de Roland Garros

Internationaux de France de Roland-Garros


Context:
Question: What type of creature is a francolin?
Answer:

Answer: Bird

Avians
Avialan
Chick guard stage
Bird breeding
Flying Bird
Nestling
Baby birds
Avafauna
Aves
Bird
Avialians
🐣
Living sauropods
🐥
🐤
Roosting
Pet bird
Aviala
Nestlings
Avialian
Ornithes
Avifauna
Living sauropods in Africa
Living dinosaurs in Oceania
Neornithes
Roost site
Neornithine
Avian proteins
Surviving Dinosaurs
Birds mating
Avian reproduction
Modern bird
Birds
Bird reproduction
Ornis
Living dinosaurs in Australasia
Avian dinosaur
🐦
Modern birds
Class aves
Modern Dinosaurs
Birdness
Chick (bird)


Context:
Question: "From which Bob Dylan song does the following come: ""Now you don't talk so loud, now you don't seem so proud about havin' to be scrounging for your next meal""?"
Answer:

Answer: 'LIKE A ROLLING STONE'

Like a Rolling Stone (The Rolling Stones song


Context:
Question: English playwright Chrisopher Marlowe coined the phrase 'The face that launched a thousand ships' in his tragedy Doctor Faustus when referring to which mythical Greek figure?
Answer:

Answer: Helen of Troy

Helena Troy
Helen of Greece (demigod)
Helen of Troy
Helen of Athena
Helena of Troy
Helen of troy
Helen Of Troy
Helen Troy
Face that launched a thousand ships
HelenOfTroy
Helen of Sparta
The face that launched 1000 ships
The face that launched a thousand ships
Face that launched 1000 ships


Context:
Question: From the Latin for argentum, which element, with an atomic number of 47, uses the symbol Ag?
Answer:

Answer: Silver

ATC code D08AL30
Ag+
Element 47
Argentical
Silvermounted
Silver mounted
Silvern
Silveriness
Silverily
🜛
Silver ions
Argentate
Native silver
Argentic
Element XLVII
Argentically
Silver processing
Argentous
Silver
Silver compounds
7440-22-4
Silver (element)
ATCvet code QD08AL30
Silver-mounted
E174
Timcanpi
Silverly
Silverness
Argentum
Silver metallurgy
Edible silver
Silver (metal)


Context:
Question: The feathers of which bird are said to bring bad luck if they are brought into the house?
Answer:

Answer: Peacock

Peacock
Peahens
Peacocks
Peachick
Pavo, Afropavo
Pea fowl
White peacock (bird)
Peahen
Pea cock
Peacock feather
Peacockery
Peafowl
Indian Blue Peacock


Context:
Question: What is the lightest metal under standard conditions?
Answer:

Answer: Lithium

Uthium
Lithium
Litium
1S2 2S
Lithium metal
LithoTab
Element 3
Atomic number 3
Lithium compounds
Li (element)


Context:
Question: When George Formby sang the lines: 'It may be sticky, but I never complain, I like to have a nibble at it now and again', to what was he ostensibly referring?
Answer:

Answer: (My Little Stick of) Blackpool Rock


Context:
Question: Which Michael Frayn play features a ‘play within a play’ entitled Nothing On?
Answer:

Answer: Noises Off


Context:
Question: Which long distance footpath links Frodsham and Whitchurch?
Answer:

Answer: Sandstone Trail


Context:
Question: Who is the only English king to abdicate voluntarily?
Answer:

Answer: Edward VIII

Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor


Context:
Question: What does Sally sell by the sea shore?
Answer:

Answer: Sea Shells


Context:
Question: Which fruit has the alternative name the alligator pear?
Answer:

Answer: AVOCADO

Avocado pear
Alligator pear
Persea gratissima
Avacado
Advocado
Avacada
AVOCADO
Avocado criollo
Avocado
Avocado Cultivation in California
Butter fruit
Avokado
Persea americana
Fuerte avocado
Avocardo
Avacado pit
Avocados
Avocodo
Alligator Pear


Context:
Question: Which British athlete won the Men's 400 metre Olympic Gold Medal in 1968?
Answer:

Answer: DAVID HEMERY


Context:
Question: What is the Japanese word for the sash worn as a belt in traditional dress (kimonos and martial arts uniforms, etc)?
Answer:

Answer: Obi


Context:
Question: The disease pertussis is more commonly known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Whooping Cough

100 days' cough
Petussis
Cough of one hundred days
Cough of 100 days
Hundred days' cough
Chincough
Pertussal
Pertussis
Pertussis bacterium
Mythology Concerning Whooping Cough
Pertusis
Whooping Cough
Whooping cough
The whooping cough
Pertuses
Whooping-cough
Whooping-Cough
Inspiratory gasp


Context:
Question: Complete the title of this 1970's group 'Sutherland Brothers and .'
Answer:

Answer: QUIVER

QUIVER
Quiver (archery)
Quiver
Quivermaker


Context:
Question: In yachting how many crew are there in the Flying Dutchman class
Answer:

Answer: Two


Context:
Question: Starring Hugh Jackman and released in 2009, what is the title of the fourth film of the 'X-Men' series?
Answer:

Answer: 'X-MEN ORIGINS: WOL

X-Men Origins Wolverine
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (
Xmen origins wolverine
Wolverine (2007 film)
Wolverine (movie)
Wolverine spin off
X-men origins
X men origins: wolverine
Wolverine (spin-off)
X-Men: Origins Wolverine
Wolverine (2009 film)
Wolverine (2009)
X men origins
X-men wolverine
X-Men Origins:
Wolverine spin-off
X-Men Origins - Wolverine
'X-MEN ORIGINS: WOL
Wolverine: The Movie
Wolverine (spin off)
Wolverine (2008 film)
X-men Origins: Wolverine
The Wolverine (2009 film)
X-Men Origins
X-men origins wolverine
Wolverine - Xmen Origin (2009)
X-Men Origins:Wolverine
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
Wolverine Movie
X men origins wolverine
Xmen origins
X-men Origins


Context:
Question: Which early sixties singer was backed by The Bruvvers?
Answer:

Answer: Joe Brown

Joe Brown (disambiguation)
Joe brown
Joe Brown (footballer)
Joe Brown


Context:
Question: What is the anatomical name for the upper jaw bone?
Answer:

Answer: Maxilla

Upper jawbone
Maxilla
Maxillæ
Ossification of maxilla
Maxillary diseases
Maxillae
Upper mandible
Maxillary bone
Maxilliferous
Superior maxillary
Superior maxillary bone
Mustache bone
Upper jaw


Context:
Question: Who painted The Luncheon of the Boating Party in 1881?
Answer:

Answer: Pierre-Auguste Renoir

Pierre Auguste Renoir
Firmin Auguste Renoir
Renoir
Pierre August Renoir
Pierre-August Renoir
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Auguste Renoir
Renoir, Pierre Auguste


Context:
Question: What is the name of Inspector Clousseau's manservant
Answer:

Answer: Cato

CATO (disambiguation)
Cato
Cato (disambiguation)
CATO


Context:
Question: What is Robin Williams character called in Good Morning Vietnam?
Answer:

Answer: Adrian


Context:
Question: What was Margot’s surname in “The Good Life” TV series?
Answer:

Answer: Leadbetter


Context:
Question: In 1933, which actress starred in the original 'King Kong' movie?
Answer:

Answer: Fay Wray


Context:
Question: Which US artist married Lee Krasner in 1945?
Answer:

Answer: Jackson Pollock

Paul Jackson Pollock
Pollock, Jackson
Number 1 (painting)
Jack the Dripper
Lavender Mist
Jackson pollock
Jackson Polluck
Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollack
One: Number 31
Number 1 (Jackson Pollock)
Pollockian


Context:
Question: The first (joint-)winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Swiss Jean Henri Dunant, in 1901, founded which international organization?
Answer:

Answer: The Red Cross

Red Cross (disambiguation)
Red cross (disambiguation)
The Red Cross


Context:
Question: 'Stomatology' is the study of what?
Answer:

Answer: MOUTH DISORDERS


Context:
Question: What did Thomas Chippendale design?
Answer:

Answer: Furniture

Furniture industry
Oak furniture
Office furniture
Bedroom set (group)
Furniture design
Home furnishing
Furniture Industry
Home furnishings
Furniture Design
Forniture
Home Furnishings
Household Furniture
Furniture


Context:
Question: Ur was a major city of which ancient civilization?
Answer:

Answer: SUMER

Ancient Sumer (Eight Features of Civilization


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

Answer: Beyonc


Context:
Question: With which famous male criminal would you associate the address 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester?
Answer:

Answer: FRED WEST

FRED WEST
25 Cromwell Street
Anne Marie West
Fred West
Fred west


Context:
Question: In which country is the city of Maastricht?
Answer:

Answer: The Netherlands

Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Administrative divisions of the Netherlands


Context:
Question: Which French painter was known as 'Le Douanier' because of his job as a customs official?
Answer:

Answer: (Henri) Rousseau

The Magnificant Paintings of Henri Rousseau


Context:
Question: Who presents the new BBC documentary Science Britannica?
Answer:

Answer: Professor Brian Cox


Context:
Question: Winston Churchill was the Time magazine 'Person of the Year' in 1949, who is the only British person to be so named since then?
Answer:

Answer: Queen Elizabeth 2nd


Context:
Question: With what orchestral instrument would you associate Yo- Yo Ma?
Answer:

Answer: CELLO

Barrett’s esophagus
Barrets esophagus
Barrett's esophagus
Barretts oesophagus
Barrett syndrome
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Barret esophagus
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Barrett's oesophagus
CELLO
Barrett's
Barrett's Disease
Barrett's Esophagus
Barrett's esophagitis
Barrett esophagus
Barretts esophagus


Context:
Question: In 1610, who became the first person to observe Saturn’s rings through a telescope?
Answer:

Answer: Galileo Galilei

Father of modern observational astronomy

A Very Brief Summary of the Life of Galileo


Context:
Question: "How many different colours are used for the circles on a ""Twister"" mat?"
Answer:

Answer: 4


Context:
Question: In 1931, what became the first ever televised sports event?
Answer:

Answer: The Derby

The Derby Stakes
The Derby
English horse race Derby
Derby winner
Epsom Derby
Derby Stakes


Context:
Question: The main characters in which TV programme had the surnames Geller, Green, Bing, Buffay, Tribbiani and Geller?
Answer:

Answer: Friends

List of errors and inconsistencies in Friends


Context:
Question: Who set fire to his guitar at the Monterey Pop festival in 19676?
Answer:

Answer: Jimi Hendrix

Hendrix
Lithofayne Pridgeon
Jimi hendrix
Early life of jimi hendrix
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Jimmi Hendrix
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Gypsy Sun and Rainbows
Jimmy Hendrix
Electric Church
Janie Hendrix
Early life of Jimi Hendrix
Heaven Research
Jim Hendrix
Al Hendrix
Gypsy Suns and Rainbows
James Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix


Context:
Question: Which car company produces the Meriva model?
Answer:

Answer: VAUXHALL

Renault Trafic Passenger
Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro
Chevrolet Trafic
Vauxhall vivaro
Renault Trafic
Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour
VAUXHALL
General Motors Vivaro
Nissan Primastar
The Vauxhall
Vauxhall Vivaro
Opel Vivaro
Vauxhall Arena
Opel Arena


Context:
Question: What is identified by an I. S. B. N.?
Answer:

Answer: Book

Booke
🕮
Book
📕
📗
📙
📘
Book and paper conservation
📚
Books


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

Answer: Announcing he had HIV


Context:
Question: A Nychthemeron is a period of how many consecutive hours?
Answer:

Answer: 24


Context:
Question: Milwaukee is the largest city in which American state?
Answer:

Answer: Wisconsin

Badger State
State of Wisconsin
Wis.
Transportation in Wisconsin
Government of Wisconsin
Climate of Wisconsin
Wisconsin, USA
Wiscosin, USA
Wisconsin
30th State
Wisconson
Politics of Wisconsin
Demographics of Wisconsin
America's Dairyland
Winconsin
Religion in Wisconsin
Transport in Wisconsin
US-WI
Wisconsin state
Economy of Wisconsin
The Badger State
Wisconsin (state)
Education in Wisconsin
Geography of Wisconsin
Wiskonsin
Wisconsin (U.S. state)
Thirtieth State
Film industry in Wisconsin
Wisc.
Badger state
Wisconsin, United States


Context:
Question: In the UK, the LTA is the governing body of which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Tennis

Lawn tennis
Tenniz
TenniS
Tenis
Lawn-Tennis
Professional tennis player
Break point
Tennis
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Lawn Tennis
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Match tiebreak
Championship point
🎾


Context:
Question: Which woman was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1971?
Answer:

Answer: PRINCESS ANNE

Anne, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom

Anne, Princess Royal (of the United Kingdom)


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

Answer: Narrow trench


Context:
Question: What is the opposite of a spring tide
Answer:

Answer: Neap tide

Compound Tides
Semidiurnal tide
Neaps
Ebb Tide
Lake tides
High tides
Spring Tide
Spring tides
Flow tide
High Water
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Springs (tide)
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Tides in the Mediterranean
Neap Tide
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Neap tide
Semidiurnal tides
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Overtides
Low water
Lake tide
Tide
High tide
Ebb Tide (disambiguation)
Spring high tide
High water
Shift his tides
Ebbing


Context:
Question: Which one hit wonders charted with They Shoot Horses Don’t They
Answer:

Answer: Racing Cars

They Shoot Horses, Don't They%
Racing Cars


Context:
Question: Which month of the year came second in the Roman calendar?
Answer:

Answer: April

㋃
Apr.
The Cruellest Month
April 31
Апрель
April
31 April
Aprill
Mali traven
April (month)


Context:
Question: Name the Greek equivalent to the Roman goddess, Diana?
Answer:

Answer: ARTEMIS

Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions

Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and


Context:
Question: Which hymn traditionally closes The Last Night of the Proms?
Answer:

Answer: JERUSALEM

Neighbourhoods of Jerusalem
Yerushalayim
Hierousalem
Ιερουσαλήμ
Baitul Maqdis
Jersualem
Jeruslem
Modern Jerusalem
Jorsal
Ur Shalim
Asia/Jerusalem
Al-Kuds
Hierosolyma
יְרוּשָ
Jerusulem
Yerusalem
Bayt al-Muqaddas
Jerusulam
ירושלים
Al Kuds
El-Quds
Jerusalem, Israel
El Kuds
Al-Quds
J'lem
Jeruslam
Yerushalaim
Alquds
Al-Quds al-Sharif
Yerushaláyim
Ir Hakodesh
Jeruzalem
Ierusalem
Jersalem
Jeruselem
El Quds
Ursalim
JERUSALEM
القُدس
Jeruselum
Kudüs
י-ם
Yeru-Shalayim
Jerusalem, Palestine
Jerusalam
El-Kuds
Jerusalem


Context:
Question: How many double word score spaces are there on a Scrabble board
Answer:

Answer: Seventeen


Context:
Question: What name is given to the dark gap between the rings of the planet Saturn, discovered in 1675?
Answer:

Answer: Cassini's Division


Context:
Question: What island is noted for its biodiversity and 80% unique wildlife due to more than 80 million years' isolation from continental land mass?
Answer:

Answer: Madagascar

Island of the moon
Health in Madagascar
Madagascar
Health care in Madagascar
Island of the Moon
ISO 3166-1:MG
Madegasgar
Madagasgar
Madgascar
Etymology of Madagascar
Sport in Madagascar
Republic of Madagascar
Island of Madagascar
The Republic of Madagascar
Administrative divisions of madagascar
Madigascar
First Republic of Madagascar
Madagaskar
Madegascar


Context:
Question: What was advertised on TV by David Bowie's wife Iman?
Answer:

Answer: TIA MARIA


Context:
Question: The Miller-Urey experiment conducted in 1953 that simulated the conditions of the early days of Earth aimed to investigate what?
Answer:

Answer: Chemical origins of life


Context:
Question: Appointed on June 22nd 2011 who is the current manager of Birmingham City FC?
Answer:

Answer: CHRIS HUGHTON


Context:
Question: What name is given to the Middle Eastern dish of deep fried balls of ground chickpeas or Fava Beans, usually served in Pitta Bread?
Answer:

Answer: FALAFEL

Falaffle Falafil Falafels Falavel Fallafel Falafle FALAFEL Fulafel Falāfil Filafel Falafel Falefel Falafal פלאפל Falāfel Felafel Flafel


Context:
Question: Who wrote The Sea Wolf
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
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Londra
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The Metropolis
UN/LOCODE:GBLON
Londonise
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London (Britain)
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London area
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Southwest London
The metropolis
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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: Which English brewer produces 'Spitfire' Kentish ale?
Answer:

Answer: SHEPHERD NEAME

Master Brew
Shepherd Neame
Spitfire ale
Shepherd Neame brewery
Spitfire (beer)
Spitfire Beer
Late Red Autumn Hop Ale
Bishops Finger
SHEPHERD NEAME
Shepherd Neame Brewery
Goldings Summer Hop Ale
Master Brew (Shepherd Neame beer)
Early Bird Spring Hop Ale
Bishop's Finger


Context:
Question: Ingvar Kamprad, one of the world's richest men, founded which company in the 1940's?
Answer:

Answer: IKEA

Ikea International Group
IKEA Family
Inter IKEA Holding
Chuck out your chintz
Boklok
The IKEA International Group
IKÉA
Ikea.com
Verdanagate
Verdana-gate
Inter IKEA Systems
Inter Ikea Holding
Möbel-IKÉA
Inter IKEA Systems B.V.
IKEA
IKEA International Group
BoKlok
Ikea
Inter IKEA Holding S.A.


Context:
Question: "Which Scottish actress played Catherine of Aragon in the 1970 TV series, ""The Six Wives of Henry VIII"", but is much better known for her role as Margaret Meldew in ""One Foot in the Grave""?"
Answer:

Answer: ANNETTE CROSBIE

ANNETTE CROSBIE
Annette Crosbie
Annette Crosby


Context:
Question: What is the name of the Sergeant who constantly harasses the goldbricking Private Beetle Bailey in the comic strip of the same name?
Answer:

Answer: Snorkel

Snorkle
Snorkelling
Swimmer's snorkel
Snorkeller
Snorkels
Breath-hold diving
Snorkeler
Snorkelers
Snorkel
Snorkeling
Snorkel (swimming)
Water snorkeling
Snorkling


Context:
Question: What is the five-letter name for Norway as used on its stamps?
Answer:

Answer: NORGE


Context:
Question: To what note is the top string on a six-string guitar normally tuned?
Answer:

Answer: E


Context:
Question: In 2002, Chechen terrorists took more than 700 people as hostages in Moscow, what type of building were they in?
Answer:

Answer: Theatre

Theatrical
Children's Theater
Theatre Art
Theater art
Theatrics
Theater Arts
Theatre Arts
Children's theater
Theatre
Theater Art
Live theater
Children's theatre
Theatre companies
Theatre arts
A Theater
Theater
Stage productions
Theatres
Theatrer
Theatrical company
Live theatre
Entertainment venue
Theatre art
Theatre Studies
Stage theater
Theatre company
Theaters
Theater company
Theatrical scene
Theater arts


Context:
Question: How meny times have Liverpool won the Europion Cup?
Answer:

Answer: 5


Context:
Question: In which country is Dubrovnik?
Answer:

Answer: Croatia

Croácia
Republika Hrvatska
ISO 3166-1:HR
Trema (Croatia)
Republic of Croatia
Kroatien
Croatia/Hrvatska
Hirvatistan
Croatia
Croazia
Hravatska
Croacia
Kroatia
Hrvatska
Crotaia


Context:
Question: Who was the UK Poet Laureate or the longest period?
Answer:

Answer: Alfred Lord Tennyson

A. tennyson
Baron Alfred Tennyson
Tennyson (poet)
Alfred Tennyson, Lord Tennyson
Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Lord
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Alfred Lord Tennison
Tennyson
A Tennyson
Lord Tennyson
Tennysonian
Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Lord Tennyson Alfred
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Lord Alfred Tennyson


Context:
Question: What compete at the Burghley Trials, Badminton, the Rolex Kentucky Three Day, the Adelaide Trials, the Luhmhlen Trials and the toiles de Pau?
Answer:

Answer: Horse riders

Horseback-riding
Horses in sport
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Horseriding
Equestrianism
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Equestrians
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Riding Instructor
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Equine sport
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Equestrianship
Equestrian sports
Horse-Riding
Horsewoman
Horseback
Horſeback
Horse rider
Horseback Riding
Horsemanship
Horse-back riding


Context:
Question: What are the narrow bands of strong winds called which move around the world between about six and twelve miles high?
Answer:

Answer: Jet Streams

Polar night jet
Subtropical jet
Jet streams
Subtropical jet stream
Jetstream
Equatorial smoke stream
Low level jet
Jet Streams
Polar jet stream
Jet stream route
Jet Stream
The Jet Stream
Jet-stream
Barrier jet
Sub-tropical jet stream
Jet stream


Context:
Question: Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect first appear in which book?
Answer:

Answer: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

The Ultra-Complete Index to the Hitch Hiker

Ultimate hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

The complete hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy

I seem to be having problems with my lifestyle

Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle


Context:
Question: How old were Jimmi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison when they died?
Answer:

Answer: 27


Context:
Question: In which city in the UK is the National Railways Museum?
Answer:

Answer: York

Park Grove (1895)
York UA
Yorkish
UN/LOCODE:GBYRK
York, UK
Eoforwic
Park Grove School
York Ham
The weather in York
City of York
York, England
York, Yorkshire
York ham
County Borough of York
YORK
Eoferwic
Park Grove Primary School
York, North Yorkshire
Yoisk
York
York (England)


Context:
Question: Ailurophobia is the abnormal fear of what?
Answer:

Answer: CATS

C.A.T.S.
CATS
CATS (disambiguation)
Cats (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Mexican Salvador Alvarenga, the 438-day longest-surviving castaway ever, was sued in 2015 for?
Answer:

Answer: Eating his shipmate


Context:
Question: """The Godfather"" trilogy of films was centred around which family?"
Answer:

Answer: Corleone

Corleone, Sicily
Corleone
Corleone, Italy


Context:
Question: In 2014, CNN reported that FBI and other law enforcement agencies send their trainees to what Washington, D.C. museum so they can see for themselves how not protecting civil liberties can lead to bigger horrors?
Answer:

Answer: Holocaust Museum

Holocaust Museum
Holocaust museum
Holocaust museum (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Late British singer-songwriter John Simon Ritchie was better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Sid Vicious

John Simon Ritchie-Beverly
John Simon Ritchie
Sid vicious
Sid Vicious
Simon Ritchie
Sid viscious
John Simon Ritchie Beverly


Context:
Question: Which American singer-songwriter wrote 'Sweet Baby James', the title track of his second album in 1970?
Answer:

Answer: James Taylor

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


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

Answer: Netherlands

Administrative divisions of the netherlands

Administrative divisions of the Netherlands


Context:
Question: The mask worn in the 1996 film ‘Scream’ is based on a painting by which artist?
Answer:

Answer: Edvard Munch

Edvard munch
Edward munch
Death In the Sickroom
Edvvard Munch
Frieze of Life
Edvard Munch
Edward Munch


Context:
Question: What, loosely translating as 'self-boiler', is a traditional metal Russian tea urn called?
Answer:

Answer: Samovar

Samowar
Semaver
Samovar
Electric samovar
Zavarka


Context:
Question: Which Asian country hosted its first Formula One Grand Prix motor race in October 2010?
Answer:

Answer: South Korea

Nam Chosun
Korea, Republic Of
So. Korea
ISO 3166-1:KR
R.O.K.
Korea, Republic of
Korea, South
Daehan Minguk
Republic Of Korea
S. Korea
R. Korea
South Kroea
South korea
Republican Korea
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ROK
Daehanminkook
남한
South Korea/Economy
Daehanmingook
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S Korea
韓國
South-korea
Republican Corea
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Daehanminkuk
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Free Korea
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대한민국
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Modern Corea
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S.Korea
大韓民國
South-Korea
Republic of Corea
S. Koreans
S. Korean
South Korean
Korea (Seoul)
Namjoseon
Republic of Korea
Korea, S
Korean Republic
Republic of South Korea
South Korea
한국
Corean Republic


Context:
Question: In which Indian city is Eden Gardens, the second largest test cricket ground in the world?
Answer:

Answer: KOLKATA

Calcuta
Calixestra
Downtown Mumbai
Kalkutta
Culcutta
Colcata
City of Bombay
Kolkata
KOLKATA
Kolkata, WB
Calcutta, WB
City of Mumbai
City of Kolkata
List of Kolkata facts
Kolkata trivia
South Kolkata
Calcutta, India
Kolkota
South Calcutta
Kolkata, India
Calcutta
Demographics of Bombay
City of Calcutta
Calcutta, West Bengal
Kolkata, West Bengal
Calcutta (India)
Kolkatta
Bumbai


Context:
Question: Which opera by Rossini , his last , is based on a play by Schiller ?
Answer:

Answer: WILLIAM TELL

I Second That Emotion (Will & Grace episode

Girls, Interrupted (Will & Grace episode


Context:
Question: Who played the roles of 'Verbal Kint' and 'Keyser Soze' in the film 'The Usual Suspects'?
Answer:

Answer: KEVIN SPACEY

List of awards and nominations received by Kevin Spacey


Context:
Question: To which family of animals does the okapi belong?
Answer:

Answer: GIRAFFES

Giraffes mating
Giraffa camelopardalis
Camelleopard
Giraffes
Adaptations of a giraffe
Stereotpyic behaviour in giraffes
Giraffe fighting
Stereotypic behaviour in giraffes
Girrafe
GIRAFFES
Guraffe
Giraffe
Girafe
Camelopard
Cameleopard
Giraff
Mating giraffes


Context:
Question: When was the first stamp, the Penny Black, issued in Britain?
Answer:

Answer: 1840


Context:
Question: What name is given to the science or study of poisons?
Answer:

Answer: Toxicology

History of toxicology
Toxicologists
Chemical Toxicology
Toxicologist
Chemical toxicology
Toxicology
Toxicological


Context:
Question: Which famous 1847 novel by Charlotte Bronte features a character named Edward Rochester who resides at Thornfield Hall?
Answer:

Answer: JANE EYRE

List of artistic depictions of and related to Jane


Context:
Question: Truax Field international airport is in which US state?
Answer:

Answer: Wisconsin

Badger State
State of Wisconsin
Wis.
Transportation in Wisconsin
Government of Wisconsin
Climate of Wisconsin
Wisconsin, USA
Wiscosin, USA
Wisconsin
30th State
Wisconson
Politics of Wisconsin
Demographics of Wisconsin
America's Dairyland
Winconsin
Religion in Wisconsin
Transport in Wisconsin
US-WI
Wisconsin state
Economy of Wisconsin
The Badger State
Wisconsin (state)
Education in Wisconsin
Geography of Wisconsin
Wiskonsin
Wisconsin (U.S. state)
Thirtieth State
Film industry in Wisconsin
Wisc.
Badger state
Wisconsin, United States


Context:
Question: What is the perfect score in ten pin bowling?
Answer:

Answer: 300


Context:
Question: Which disease of the central nervous system is named after the Englishman who wrote 'An Essay on the Shaking Palsy'?
Answer:

Answer: Parkinson's Disease

Notable sufferers of parkinson's disease

Neuropsychiatric symptoms of parkinson's disease

Research directions in parkinson's disease

Research directions of parkinson's disease


Context:
Question: Where is the tallest free-standing building in the world?
Answer:

Answer: (TOWER) DUBAI


Context:
Question: "Which American ragtime and early jazz pianist, bandleader and composer who wrote ""Wolverine Blues"", ""Black Bottom Stomp"", and ""Buddy Bolden's Blues"" claimed, in self-promotional hyperbole, to have invented jazz outright in 1902?"
Answer:

Answer: """Jelly Roll"" Morton"

Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe
Louise Monette
Ferdinand Morton
Ferdinand %22Jelly Roll%22 Morton
F.P. Lamothe
Ferdinand Lamothe
Jellyroll Morton
Ferdinand Joseph Morton
Joseph Ferdinand Morton
"""Jelly Roll"" Morton"
Ferdinand Joseph Lamothe
Jelly-Roll Morton
Jelly Roll Morton


Context:
Question: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice first worked together on which musical?
Answer:

Answer: The Likes of Us


Context:
Question: "Someone who deprives themselves of sleep is said to be ""burning the ... what ... at both ends""?"
Answer:

Answer: Candle

List of candle types
Candles
Candlemaking
Pillar candle
Candel
Candle use
🕯
Candle
Chandler (profession, candles)
Carved candles
Candlemaker
Scented candles


Context:
Question: What food are astronauts prohibited before a mission
Answer:

Answer: Beans as farts damage spacesuits


Context:
Question: Which organisation is the largest private land owner in Britain?
Answer:

Answer: THE NATIONAL TRUST

The National Trust
National Trusts worldwide
National trust
National Trust
THE NATIONAL TRUST


Context:
Question: In the Christian church, (Major) Rogation Days are days of prayer for what?
Answer:

Answer: A SUCCESSFUL HARVEST


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

Answer: 'BLEAK HOUSE'

'BLEAK HOUSE'
Reverend Chadband
Rev Mr Chadband
John Jarndyce
Bleakhouse
Nemo (Bleak House)
Mademoiselle Hortense
Chesney Wold
Honoria, Lady Dedlock
Bleak House
Richard Carstone
Miss Barbary
Lady Honoria Dedlock
Lady Dedlock
Harold Skimpole


Context:
Question: What was the fictional family with children called Greg, Peter, Bobby, Marcia, Jan and Cindy, that first came to US TV screens in 1969?
Answer:

Answer: The Brady Bunch

Kellys kids
The Brady Girls Get Married
The Brady Brides
The Brady Bunch (reboot)
Brady bunch
The Brady Bunch Kids
Brady Bunch Kids
The Brady Bunch
Brady Bunch
Kelly's Kids
The brady bunch
We'll Always be Friends
The Brady Bunch reboot
The Brady Brunch


Context:
Question: What must be no smaller than 1.68 inches (42.67mm), weigh no more than 1.62oz (45.93g) and be symmetrically dimpled?
Answer:

Answer: Golf ball

Featherie ball
Golf balls
Physics of golf
Golf ball
Golfball
Guttie
Feathery ball
Golf Ball History


Context:
Question: What nickname has been given to the Velodrome in the Olympic Park because of the shape of its roof?
Answer:

Answer: The PRINGLE


Context:
Question: Lent (Latin Quadragesima) is traditionally a Christian religious fast of how many days?
Answer:

Answer: 40


Context:
Question: Beaufort who created The Wind Scale had which profession ?
Answer:

Answer: Sailor

Merchant mariner
Sailors
Seafarers
Boatmen
Sailor
Boatmanship
Seafarer
Expert seamen
Mariner


Context:
Question: ‘Mucke’ is the Serbo-Croatian name for which UK tv series?
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: What sort of plant is 'Bladderwrack'?
Answer:

Answer: SEAWEED

Macroalgal
Marine algae
Seaweeds
Macroalgae
Sea weed
Sea Weeds
Seaweed
SEAWEED


Context:
Question: Which French fashion designer regularly co-hosted UK TV’s ‘Eurotrash’?
Answer:

Answer: Jean-Paul GAULTIER

Jean Paul Gaultier
John Paul Gautier
John Paul Gaultier
Jean-Paul GAULTIER
John-Paul Gautier
Jean Paul Gautier
Junior Gaultier
Jean-Paul Gaultier
John-Paul Gaultier


Context:
Question: Which world war 2 German SS captain and Gestapo member was known as ‘The Butcher of Lyon”?
Answer:

Answer: (Klaus) Barbie

Nickolas Barbie
Klaus Barbie
Nikolaus Barbie Jr.
Klaus Barbi
Barbie klaus
(Klaus) Barbie
Nikolaus Barbie
Barbie Trial
Claus Barbie
Butcher of Lyon
Klaus Altmann


Context:
Question: Which Shakespeare play tells the story of Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan?
Answer:

Answer: The TEMPEST

Van Eck radiation
EMSEC
Tempest attack
Emissions security
Emission security
The TEMPEST
Tempest (codename)
TEMPEST


Context:
Question: What story introduced the Cybermen?
Answer:

Answer: The Tenth Planet

The Tenth Planet
Dr Who – Music from the Tenth Planet
Dr Who - Music from the Tenth Planet
The Tenth Planet (Doctor Who)


Context:
Question: The title of which classic 19th century Russian novel comes from the plot where deceased serfs are counted for accounting purposes?
Answer:

Answer: Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol


Context:
Question: What is the approximate speed of sound through seawater?
Answer:

Answer: 1560m/s


Context:
Question: What was the name of Ian McEwan's Booker Prize winning novel of 1998?
Answer:

Answer: Amsterdam

Classis of Amsterdam
Capital of Holland
Amsterdam, Holland
UN/LOCODE:NLAMS
NLAMS
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Geography of Amsterdam
Amesterdam
Amsterdam, North Holland
Capitals of the Netherlands
Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Noord Holland
Ámsterdam
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ampsterdam


Context:
Question: In which U S city is the Gateway Arch, the world’s tallest arch?
Answer:

Answer: ST LOUIS

Missouri St. Louis
Missouri Saint Louis
St-Louis
St. Louis, Mo
Saint Louis (Mo.)
St. Louis Missouri
St Louie
UN/LOCODE:USSTL
St. Louis (MO)
St Louis, MO
St. Lewis, Missouri
St, Louis, Missouri
Saint Louis, MO
St Louis
St. Louise, Missouri
Saint Louis Missouri
St.Louis
St. Louis, MO
St Louis Missouri
City of Saint Louis
St. Louie
St.Louis Missouri
St.Louis, MO
St Louis, Missouri
St.Louis, Missouri
St Louis, Mo
St louise
St. louis mo
Saint Louis (Missouri)
St louis
St. Louis, Missouri
St, Louis, MO
Rome of the West
Saint Louis City, Missouri
Saint Louie
StLouis
SAINT LOUIS MO 631xx
St. Louis City
Saint louis, mo
St Louis (MO)
St. Louis, USA
Saint Louis City
City of St. Louis
Saint Louis, Mo.
St. Louis City, Missouri
St. Louis
Southern Railway (St. Louis)
St. Lewis, MO
City of St. Louis, Missouri
St, Louis
St louis, mo
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
St.Louis, Mo.
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Saint Louis, USA
Saint Louis, Missouri
St. Louis, Mo.
ST LOUIS


Context:
Question: What city is also known as Wien?
Answer:

Answer: Vienna

Capital of Austria
Wien
Architecture of Vienna
Vinarborg
Government of Vienna
Vienna
Viena
Demographics of Vienna
City of Vienna
Vienna (state)
Wienna
Vienna, AT-9
Habsburg, Austria
Vienna Porcelain
Wene
UN/LOCODE:ATVIE
Vienna (Austria)
Europe/Vienna
Vindabona
Vienna porcelain
Vínarborg
Wien, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Gemeinderat of Vienna
Vindobonensis
Bécs


Context:
Question: What colour jumper does fictional character Rupert the Bear wear?
Answer:

Answer: Red

List of terms associated with the color red


Context:
Question: Swinley Bottom forms part of the track on which famous racecourse?
Answer:

Answer: Ascot

Ascott
Ascot
Ascot (disambiguation)
Ascot, Victoria


Context:
Question: "In New Zealand, the word ""moko"" refers to a type of what?"
Answer:

Answer: Tattoo

Tattoo
Iron salt tattoo
Custom Tattoo Design
Tattoo art style
Stick and poke tattoo
Dermagraphic
Sticker tattoo
Chinese character tattoos
Cover up tattoo
Tattos
Temporary tattoos
Tattoos
Chinese character tattoo
Stick and poke tattoos
Tatoo parlor
Ballpoint tattoo
Washable tattoo
Tatooing
Angel wings tattoo
Tatoos
Tatoo
Tatuajes
Tattoo styles
Tattooing
Tattoo-style art
Chinese tattoo
Tattoo art
Tattoo parlours
Tattoo style
Tattoo designs
Stick and poke
Tatoo parlour
Tattooed


Context:
Question: In what country would you find Coptic Christians?
Answer:

Answer: Egypt

EGY
Arab Republic of Egypt
A.R. EGYPT
The Arab Republic of Egypt
Eygpt
Etymology of Egypt
مصر
Kemmet
Gift of the Nile
Arab Republic Of Egypt
Names of Egypt
Miṣr
A.R. Egypt
Eytp
National identity of Egyptians
Jumhuriyat Misr al'
Eypt
Egyptian Republic
Ejipt
Name of Egypt
Egipto
Kimet
جمهوريّة مص
Egypte
Egypt (name)
Egypt
جمهورية مصرالع
A.R. Egypt
Republic of Eygpt
Égypte
Second Egyptian Republic
Egipt
ISO 3166-1:EG
Egypt info


Context:
Question: In which events did Gert Fredriksson win six Olympic gold medals?
Answer:

Answer: Canoeing

Flatwater
Canoeing
Canoeist
Canoers
Canoe flatwater racing
Canoing
Paddler
Canoer
Flatwater canoeing
Competitive canoeing


Context:
Question: Which French actor features on the cover on The Smiths album The Queen is Dead
Answer:

Answer: Alain Delon

Alan Delon
Alain Delon
Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon


Context:
Question: Which island known as Ynys Gybi in Welsh, lies just off the west coast of Anglesey?
Answer:

Answer: Holy Island

Holy Island (disambiguation)
Holy Island
Holy Isle (disambiguation)
Holy Isle


Context:
Question: Who was the 'Referee' on the TV game show 'Big Break'?
Answer:

Answer: John Virgo


Context:
Question: Located in a country of the same name which is African's second highest mountain?
Answer:

Answer: MT KENYA

Mount Kenia
Mount Kenya
Mount Kirinyaga
Mt Kenya
Mt kenya
Etymology of Mount Kenya
Mount kenya
Lenana
Batian
Mount Kenya massif
Mt. Kenya
Nelion
MT KENYA
Point Lenana


Context:
Question: What boy with a girl's name was sung about by Johnny Cash?
Answer:

Answer: Sue


Context:
Question: Who invented the telescope in 1608?
Answer:

Answer: HANS LIPPERSHEY

Hans Lipperhey
Johannes Lippershey
Johann Lippershey
Hans Lippershey
HANS LIPPERSHEY
Hans lippershey telescope


Context:
Question: 'Egoportrait' (a Quebecois word) was added to the 2015 French dictionary, meaning what more popular new English word?
Answer:

Answer: Selfie

Selfies
Falfie
Selfie
Christ the Redeemer selfie
Селфи
Selfy
Selfie Olympics
No-makeup selfie
Christ the redeemer selfie


Context:
Question: Which crop is attacked by the Colorado Beetle?
Answer:

Answer: Potato

Idaho potato
Potato farmer
Potatos
Cooking potatoes
Boiled Potatoes
Potato, Irish
Pottato
Tattie
New potatoes
Pomme Terre
Pratie
Patatoes
Potato farm
German Butterball
Poetato
Spud
History of Potatoes
Solanum tuberosum
Roast potato
Potato (northern)
Red potato
White potatoes
Potato
White potato
Potatoes
Super tuber
Boiled potatos
New potato
Potato industry
Kerris Pink
Irish potato
Boiled potato
Potater
Purple potato
Tatey
Alu (tuber)
History of potatoes
Red Potato
Maris Peer
Potatoe
Potato farmers
Idaho Potato
Solanum tuberosum tuberosum
Culture of potato
Pateeto
Red potatoes
Poetatoe
Boiled potatoes
Tatties
Blue potato
Potato skin
Spuds


Context:
Question: In 1925 at Windsor, bookmakers went on strike - against what?
Answer:

Answer: Betting Tax


Context:
Question: Which artist, a member of the Order of Merit, was born in Bradford in July 1937?
Answer:

Answer: DAVID HOCKNEY


Context:
Question: What word is used to describe someone who is neither left or right handed, but can use both hands with equal ease?
Answer:

Answer: Ambidextrous

Ambidexterity Ambidexterous Ambisinister Ambidextrousness Ambadexterous Ambidextrous


Context:
Question: On which river does Ipswich stand?
Answer:

Answer: Orwell


Context:
Question: Mearth was the name of the child of which US tv characters?
Answer:

Answer: Mork and Mindy

Shazbot!
Nanu nanu
Shazbot
Nanoo nanoo
Mork from Ork
Nanu Nanu
Na-Nu Na-Nu
Exidor
Mork & Mindy
Mork and Mindy
Mork And Mindy
Mindy McConnell


Context:
Question: What do we call the vegetable called the rutabaga in America?
Answer:

Answer: Swede

Svenskar
Sweden people
Ethnic Swede
Sweede
Sweed
Swede
Swede (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Deacon Blue took their name from the title of a song by which group?
Answer:

Answer: Steely Dan

The Dan
Steely dan
Steely Dan
Steeley Dan
Steely Dan (band)
Danfest


Context:
Question: What name is given to the nine square mile area of West Yorkshire, between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell, famous for growing a certain vegetable?
Answer:

Answer: THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE

Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb
THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE
Champagne Rhubarb
Rhubarb Triangle
The rhubarb triangle


Context:
Question: "The song ""Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"" was famously performed by Marilyn Monroe in which 1953 film?"
Answer:

Answer: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (disambiguation


Context:
Question: Which hit for 'Wet Wet Wet' was the biggest-selling single in Britain in 1994?
Answer:

Answer: 'LOVE IS ALL AROUND'

Love Is All Around (Wet Wet Wet song
'LOVE IS ALL AROUND'
Love Is All Around (The Troggs song
Love Is All Around (the Troggs song
Love Is All Around
Christmas Is All Around
Love is All Around


Context:
Question: What was the name of the IBM computer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997?
Answer:

Answer: Deep Blue

Deep Blue (disambiguation)
Deepblue
Deep Blue
Deep blue


Context:
Question: In which country is the southern pillar of Hercules
Answer:

Answer: Morocco

ISO 3166-1:MA
Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�
Maroc
Royaume du Maroc
Norocco
Moraco
Sultanate of Fez
Etymology of Morocco
المغرب
Al-Mamlaka al-Maġ
Maroc (disambiguation)
Morroco
Al-Maġrib
Lmaġrib
Sherifian Empire
Maroco
Name of Morocco
Morrocco
Moroccan Kingdom
Morocco
Morrocan
Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�
Moroco
Marokko
المملكة المغرب
Marocko
Sultanate of Morocco
Al-Mamlaka al-Maghreb
Kingdom of Morocco


Context:
Question: Who became the ruler of Russia in 1964 until his death in 1982?
Answer:

Answer: Leonid Brezhnev

Brezhnev, Leonid Ily
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brežněv
Leonid Iljic Breznev
Leonid Brezhnev
Breshneu
Breshnev
Леони́д Иль
Leonid Brezhnev (disambiguation)
Brezhnev
Leonid Ilych Brezhnev
Leonid Brezhniev
Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev
Leonid Brežnev
Brechnev
Brejnev
L. I. Brezhnev
Leonid Breznev
Leonid Iljitsch Breschnew
Breznev
Brezhnevian
Leonid Ilich Brezhnev
Leonid Breshnev
Leonid Iljič Brežnev


Context:
Question: The song ‘Seventy Six Trombones’ is from which musical show?
Answer:

Answer: The Music Man

Gary, Indiana (song)
River City, IA
Marian Paroo
The Musicman
The Music Man (musical)
River City, Iowa
Meredith Willson's The Music Man
River City (The Music Man)
The Music Man
Winthrop Paroo
Charlie Cowell
Trouble (The Music Man song)
Prof. Harold Hill
The Music Man Live!


Context:
Question: On which TV quiz show was Princess Anne a contestant
Answer:

Answer: Question of Sport

Question of sport
A Question of sport
A Question Of Sport
A Question of Sport
Question of Sport
AQOS


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

Answer: Yellow submarine

Yellow Submarine
Yellow submarine
The Yellow Submarine
Yellow Submarine (disambiguation)
Yello Sub


Context:
Question: What type of plant is a 'Silver Slipper'?
Answer:

Answer: AZALEA

Azalea species
AZALEA
Azaleas
Azalea
Culture of azalea


Context:
Question: Who was on the English throne 1377 - 99?
Answer:

Answer: RICHARD II

Richard ii
Richard II, King of the English
Richard, Duke of Cornwall
Richard II (England)
Richard II, King of England
Richard II
King Richard II of England
RICHARD II
King Richard II
Richard II of england
Richard II of England


Context:
Question: The 1958 film ‘Gigi’ was based on the novel by which French author?
Answer:

Answer: Colette

Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette
Colette Willy
Sidonie Gabrielle Colette
Sidonie Colette
Cheri (novel)
Gabrielle Colette
Sidonie Gabrielle Claudine Co
Colette


Context:
Question: Who played the title role in the 2008 film 'The Wrestler'?
Answer:

Answer: MICKEY ROURKE

Mickey Rourke
Micky Rourke
MICKEY ROURKE
Mickey Roarke


Context:
Question: How many Electoral College votes did Washington bring to the table this year?
Answer:

Answer: 12


Context:
Question: The Cartier Racing Awards are competed for in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Horse racing

Scratch sheet
Race horse
Pony racing
Horse Racing
Racing horse
Racing industry
Horse racing in Japan
Horse-racing
Keiba
🏇
Horse racing
Horse racing venue
Racing on horseback
Quarter-Horse Racing
Horse race
Horse races
Racehorses
Horse-race
Racehorse
Turf patron
Horserace
Horseracing


Context:
Question: How many Rings of Power were there, in total?
Answer:

Answer: 20


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

Answer: Selenium

Selenious
Selenium compounds
Selenian
Selenium (disambiguation)
Selenous
Selenium
Element 34
Selenosis
Seleniferous
Seleniun
Seleniuretted
Selenium poisoning


Context:
Question: Bole is a shade of which colour?
Answer:

Answer: Brown

List of terms associated with the color brown


Context:
Question: Who played the title role in the 1951 film ‘Captain Horatio Hornblower RN’?
Answer:

Answer: Gregory Peck

Gregory peck
Gregory Peck
Gregory Peckk
Greg Peck
Eldred Gregory Peck


Context:
Question: The Ducati is manufactured in which city and what country?
Answer:

Answer: Bologna, Italy

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


Context:
Question: When US President James Garfield was shot in Washington DC in July 1881, what was he doing?
Answer:

Answer: WAITING FOR A TRAIN


Context:
Question: What is the former name of Helsingor, Denmark?
Answer:

Answer: Elsinor


Context:
Question: In which modern country is the ancient city of Petra?
Answer:

Answer: JORDAN

Jordan (country)
Al-Urdunn
أردنّ
JOrdan
Urdun
Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan
Urdunn
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Administrative divisions of Jordan
HKJ
State of Jordan
Jordan
Jordanian Kingdom
Languages of Jordan
Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan
Jordanie
Al-Mamlakah al
JORDAN
Al-'Urdun
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
ISO 3166-1:JO
الأردن
Kingdom of the Jordan
Ottoman Jordon
Al-Urdun
H.K of Jordan
Etymology of Jordan
المملكة الأردن
Kingdom of Jordan


Context:
Question: What in the human body is the calcaneum?
Answer:

Answer: Heel bone

Heelbone
Calcaneus bone
Calcaneus
Calcaneal tuberosity
Calcaneal
Heel bone
Tuber calcanei
Calcaneous bone
Calcaneum
Os calcis
Os calcaneum


Context:
Question: ‘Obey your thirst’ is the advertising slogan for which soft drink?
Answer:

Answer: Sprite

Sprite (comics)
Sprite (disambiguation)
Sprite
Sprites


Context:
Question: Which Spanish artist painted the 'Rokeby Venus', completed in 1651?
Answer:

Answer: Velazquez.

Velasquez (surname)
Velazquez (disambiguation)
Velázquez (surname)
Velazquez
Velazquez.
Velásquez (surname)


Context:
Question: Selenology is the scientific study of which celestial body?
Answer:

Answer: The moon

Sol 3a
Moon-like
Mass of the Moon
Solar and lunar eclipses
Moon mass
Earth's natural satellites
Sol IIIa
Moon
Satellite of Earth
🌙
Mass of Moon
Earth and moon
Lunarian
🌛
🌜
Luna (natural satellite)
Pictures on the moon
Earth I
Earth and Moon
☽
☾
Luna (moon)
Lunar mass
The Moon
Lunar radius
Earth's moon
Terra I
Moon (moon)
Moon (Earth)
Moonlikeness
Natural Earth satellite
Moonless
Moon-likeness
Dorsa Argand
Moon distance from earth
Luna (satellite)
The moon
Moonlike
Earth's Moon
Moon likeness
Moon like


Context:
Question: Name Microsoft's hands-free gaming system launched in June 2010, a made-up word alluding to joining?
Answer:

Answer: Kinect

Xbox kinect
Xbox Connect
Connect for Xbox 360
Project Natal
KinectShare.com
Kinect for Windows
XBox 360 Kinect
Kinect
Natal (Video Game controller)
Kinect for Xbox 360
KINECT
Kinect SDK
XBOX Kinect
Xbox Kinect
Xbox Fluid
Kinnect
Skeletal tracking
Kinect for the XBox 360
Microsoft Kinect
Microsoft Natal
Xbox Natal


Context:
Question: What is the world's smallest land-locked country?
Answer:

Answer: Vatican City

Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City


Context:
Question: Whose playing of the part of Enrico Bandello in the film 'Little Caesar' brought him to stardom?
Answer:

Answer: Edward G. Robinson

Emanuel Goldenberg
Robinson, Edward G.
Edward Goldenberg Robinson
Edward G. Robinson
Edward G Robinson


Context:
Question: Which mountain range stretches for 1500 miles and has Mount Mitchell at 6,684 feet as its highest point?
Answer:

Answer: Appalachians

Appalachian mountain range
Northern Appalachian Mountains
The Apalachians
Appalachain
The Appalachians
Appalacian Mountain system
Appalachian Rise
Appalachian Range
Appalachian Mountain
Appalachian Mountain Range
Appalachian Mountains
Apalachian
Apalachian Mountains
Appalachians
The mountains of Appalachia
Appalachian region
The Appalachian Mountains
Appalachian Mountain system
Appalachian mountains
Apalachians
Appalachian highlands
The Apalachian Mountains
Appalachian Highlands


Context:
Question: Who would use the expression a right plonker
Answer:

Answer: Del Boy

Del-Boy
Del Boy
Del boy
Del Boy Trotter
Loverly Jubbly
Loverly jubbly
Delboy
Del-Boy Trotter
Derek Trotter
Del Trotter
Derek Edward Trotter
Del boy Trotter


Context:
Question: What was the more famous two word name of American singer and ukele player who had the real name Herbert Khaury. In 1968 he released a classic version of a popular song which he sang in a high pitched voice?
Answer:

Answer: TINY TIM

Tiny Tim (disambiguation)
TINY TIM
Tiny Tim


Context:
Question: Pompey the Great and Crassus were two of the 'First Triumverate' in 60 BC. Who was the third?
Answer:

Answer: JULIUS CAESAR

Julious caesar
Literary works of Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar (Roman)
IVLIVS CÆSAR
Julius Caesar
Divus Iulius
Caesar, Julius
Julius caesar quotes
Juluis Cesar
Giulius Caesar
Caesar Dictator
IMP. CAESAR
Gayus Julius Caesar
C. Julius Caesar
Julius caesar
Commentaries of Julius Cæsar
Ivlivs Caesar
IMP. CÆSAR
Caesar the Dictator
Iulius Caesar
Gaius Iulius Gaii fil
IMP•C•IVLIVS•CA
Julius Seizer
Caius Iulius Caesar
Julius Ceaser
Julius ceasar
JULIUS CAESAR
IVLIVS CAESAR
IMP*C*IVLIVS*CA
Julias ceaser
I am the republic
Julias caesar
CAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR
Julius Ceasar
Imperator Gaius Iulius Caesar
DIVVS IVLIVS
Julis Caesar
Caesars death
Gaius Iulius Gaii F
Caesar complex
Julius Caesra
Conspiracy (caesar)
Caesar
Political career of Julius Caesar
Ivlivs Cæsar
Julius Cesar
Julius Caeser
Julius Cæsar
Julius Caesar Assassination plot


Context:
Question: What was the name of painter van Gogh’s brother to whom he wrote many letters?
Answer:

Answer: Theo


Context:
Question: How is the year 1994 depicted in Roman Numerals?
Answer:

Answer: MCMXCIV

MCMLXXXXIV
March 1994
July 1994
August 1994
September 1994
1994
December 1994
February 1994
MCMXCIV
April 1994
June 1994
November 1994
1994 a.d.
May 1994
January 1994
October 1994
May 31st, 1994
Deaths in 1994
Heisei 6


Context:
Question: Which film sees Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, James Garner and Donald Sutherland as retired astronauts?
Answer:

Answer: Space Cowboys


Context:
Question: What should you cross for good luck?
Answer:

Answer: Fingers

Finger (disambiguation)
Fingers
The Finger (disambiguation)
Fingers (film)


Context:
Question: What was the occupation of Gunga Din, in Rudyard Kipling's poem?
Answer:

Answer: Water carrier


Context:
Question: Cobra Beer originates in which Commonwealth country?
Answer:

Answer: India Note: though originally brewed in India,

India Note: though originally brewed in India,


Context:
Question: Who is reported to have as his epitaph. On the whole I'd rather be in Philadelphia
Answer:

Answer: W.C. Fields

W. C. Fields
William Claude Dukenfield
W.C. Fields
Wc fields
Charles Bogle
WC Fields
W C Fields
Otis Criblecoblis
Mahatma Kane Jeeves


Context:
Question: In the TV series 'Friends', what is 'rachel's' surname?
Answer:

Answer: 'GREEN'

Green (crater)
Green (song)
Green (disambiguation)
GREEN
'GREEN'
GREEN (disambiguation)
Green (album)


Context:
Question: If you heard the catchphrase "They're great" what would expect to be advertised?
Answer:

Answer: Frosties

Frosted Rice
Tiger Power
Frosted Flakes
Cinnamon Krunchers
Kellog's Frosted Flakes
Zucaritas
Whole Grain Tiger Power
They're gonna taste great
Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers
Frosted Flakes of Corn
Cocoa Frosted Flakes
Kellogg's Frosted Flakes
List of Frosted Flakes Products
Kellogg's Frosties
Sugar Frosted Flakes
Frosties


Context:
Question: Which League 2 football team play home games at the New York Stadium?
Answer:

Answer: Rotherham Utd

Rotherham FC
Miller Bear
Rotherham United Football Club
Rotherham United F. C.
Rotherham United F C
Rotherham United
Rotherham utd
Rotherham United FC
Rotherham Utd
Rotherham United F.C.


Context:
Question: Louis Reard created which two-piece item of clothing in 1946?
Answer:

Answer: Bikini

Bikinis
Bikini-tanned
Men's bikini
Unikini
Bikini (underwear)
Bikini-tanning
Bikini tops
Bikini tanned
Bikini-tan
Bikinitanning
Bikinitan
Pale breast
Bikini
Pale breasts
Bikini top
👙
Bikini tanning
Vkini
Bikini-tans
Two-piece swimsuit
Bikinitans
Bikini bottom
Bikinitanned
Bikini tans


Context:
Question: Who gave his name to the scientific law that states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature?
Answer:

Answer: Robert Boyle

Boylean
Robert Boyle
Sir Robert Boyle
The Hon Robert Boyle


Context:
Question: To which family of birds do Linnets belong?
Answer:

Answer: Finches

Fringillidae
Carduelidae
Carduelini
Finches
True finch
Finch
Finch (bird)


Context:
Question: What is the currency of the middle eastern country of Qatar?
Answer:

Answer: Rial

Rial (disambiguation)
Rial (monetary unit)
Rial
ریال
﷼
Riyal (disambiguation)
Riyals
Riyal
RIAL
Rial (currency)
Rials


Context:
Question: Which British comedy actor has a refuse tip named after him in New Zealand, after he visited Palmerston, and said that it was a great place to commit suicide?
Answer:

Answer: John Cleese.

John Marwood Cleese
Camilla Cleese
Cleese
John Cleese (actor)
John Cleese.
John Otto Cleese
Reginald Cheese
John cleese
John Cleese


Context:
Question: In terms of tonnage of cargo handled, which is the world's largest port?
Answer:

Answer: Rotterdam

Rotterdam South
Rotterdam, South Holland
R'dam
Historisch Museum Rotterdam
UN/LOCODE:NLRTM
Rotterdam, Holland
Roterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Zuid Holland


Context:
Question: Which famous stage production, first seen in 1973, contains a scruffily dressed hunchback named Riff Raff?
Answer:

Answer: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW

THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
Dr Frank N Furter
Magenta (Rocky Horror)
Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show
Rocky Horror Show
Dr. Frank-n-Furter
The Rocky Horror Show
Riff Raff (hunchback)
Dr. Frank N. Furter


Context:
Question: Citizen Band radio operators have nicknames for various towns and cities. In C.B. jargon which Clwyd town is called 'Sparkie Town'?
Answer:

Answer: FLINT


Context:
Question: What is the surname of Django in the 2012 film ‘Django Unchained’?
Answer:

Answer: Freeman

Freeman
Free men (disambiguation)
Freemen (disambiguation)
Free men
Free man
Freeman (disambiguation)
Freemen
Freeman (album)


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1951 novel ‘From here to Eternity’?
Answer:

Answer: James Jones

Jones, James
James Jones (basketball)
James Jones (disambiguation)
James Jones (running back)
James Jones
James Jones (American football)


Context:
Question: The Drover's Arms featured in which 1970s and 80s BBC TV series?
Answer:

Answer: All Creatures Great and Small

All Creatures Great and Small (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In 1818, British obstetrician James Blundell performed the first successful human what?
Answer:

Answer: Blood transfusion

Blood unit
Transfusingly
Transfusion reaction
Blood transfusers
Transfusions
Transfusedly
Transfusionally
Serious Hazards of Transfusion
Transfusion-transmitted infection
Blood transfuser
Transfusion reactions
Transfusional
Cross and type
Blood Transfusion
Transfusion of blood
Blood transfusions
Group and screen
Transfusing
Type and cross
Blood/Blood Transfusion
Blood transfusion
Transfuses
Blood units
Transfuser
Massive transfusion protocol
Transfused
Transfuse
Transfusers


Context:
Question: What online travel agency uses The Roaming Gnome as its' TV spokesperson?
Answer:

Answer: Travelocity

AllHotels
Travelocity
Easy Sabre
SAABRE
Eaasy Sabre
Easy Saabre
Travelocity.com
Saabre
Eaasy SABRE
Travelosity
Easy SAABRE
Travelocity Business
The roaming gnome
Easy SABRE


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

Answer: Royal Oak

Royal Oak
The Royal Oak
Royal Oak (tree)


Context:
Question: With what is FIFA usually associated?
Answer:

Answer: Football

FOOTBALL
History of football
Games called football
FootBall
Football games
Modern codes of football
Football
Footbal
Foot ball
Foot Ball
Foot-ball
Football move
Football's
Football rules
History of football games
Football code
Foot-Ball
Football (Group of Sports)
Football (elliptical)
Football codes


Context:
Question: What is an oblation in relation to a god? Offering; Curse; Damnation; or Church?
Answer:

Answer: Offering

Offering (album)
Offering (disambiguation)
Offering


Context:
Question: What is the leather finger protection used by archers called
Answer:

Answer: A tab

Tab X-Tra
A tab
Tab soda
Tab (soda)
Tab pop
Tab cola
Tab (soft drink)
TaB
Tab x-tra


Context:
Question: The King of Wishful Thinking was a hit song used during the opening credits of the movie Pretty Woman. Who sang it?
Answer:

Answer: Go West

GO WEST
Go West
Go West (disambiguation)
Go West (film)
Go west
Go West (album)


Context:
Question: Name the year; Dunblane massacre, IRA bomb in Manchester city centre, the first cloned mammal, Dolly the sheep, was born?
Answer:

Answer: 1996

one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-six


Context:
Question: What does an entomologist study?
Answer:

Answer: Insects

Insect reproduction
Entomofauna
Entomos
Insect viruses
Éntomon
Insects
Entomon
Insect hormones
Insect orders
Dicondylia
Insect life cycle
Orders of insects
Insect
Insecto
Ἔντομος
Orders of Insects
Insecta
Éntomos
Insectum
Bug (insect)


Context:
Question: Which 70s show was based on the British show Till Death Us Do Part?
Answer:

Answer: All In The Family

All In The Family
All in the family
Justice For All (TV pilot)
Stretch Cunningham
All in the Family (US series)
Those Were the Days (TV pilot)
All In the Family
Millard Fillmore High School
All in the Family
Justice for All (TV pilot)
Those Were The Days (TV pilot)


Context:
Question: The island called Martha's Vineyard off the south of Cape Cod in New England is in which state of the USA?
Answer:

Answer: Massachusetts

Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts


Context:
Question: Which was the first commercial jet airliner to go into service in the UK?
Answer:

Answer: COMET

Cometary nuclei
☄
Disconnection event
COMET
Dirty snowball model
Long period comet
Tail (comet)
Dark comet
Dirty snowball theory
Dirty snowball hypothesis
Short-period comet
Black comets
Short period comets
Halley-type comet
Long-period comet
Comet Tails
Jupiter family
Plasma tail
Comet
Jupiter-family comet
Jupiter family comet
Comets
Dirty snowball
Comet tails
A1 comet
Coma (astronomy)
Commet
Coma (comet)
Cometary


Context:
Question: What product is obtained from the tree Hevea Braziliensis' (amongst others)?
Answer:

Answer: LATEX

LaTeX
LaTeX2RTF
LATEX
LaTex
Latex (language)
Latex2rtf
Latex (markup language)
Latek
Hline
LaTeX3
LaTeX2e
LateX
%5Chline
LaTeΧ
LaTeKh


Context:
Question: "In Charles Dickens' ""Great Expectations"", who or what was Abel Magwitch?"
Answer:

Answer: Convict

Ex-cons Convict Ex-con Ex-convict Convicts


Context:
Question: Whose is the first tale in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales?
Answer:

Answer: The Knight


Context:
Question: The painting A Dance to the Music of Time 1634 - 1635 displayed in the Wallace Collection, London is by which artist?
Answer:

Answer: Nicholas Poussin

Poussins
Nicholas Poussin
Nicolas Poussin
Poussin, Nicolas
Poussin
Nicolo Poussino


Context:
Question: What is the heraldic name for the colour green?
Answer:

Answer: Vert

Green (heraldry)
Verte
Vert
Vert (heraldry)
Green (vexillology)
Sinople (heraldry)


Context:
Question: What is the name of both a tire company and a restaurant guide?
Answer:

Answer: Michelin

Michelin Tire Company
Compagnie Générale des Établ
Michelin
Kleber (tire)
Michelin Group
Michelin CGDE B Brown
Michelin Tires
Compagnie Generale des Etablissements
Michelin et Cie
Michilen


Context:
Question: Who did Betty Boothroyd replace as Speaker of the House of Commons on April 27th 1992?
Answer:

Answer: BERNARD WEATHERILL

Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill,


Context:
Question: In the human body what is the Axilla commonly known as?
Answer:

Answer: The armpit

Underarm
Axillae
Underarms
Axilla
Arm pit
Armpits
Axillary region
Posterior axillary fold
Hairy Armpits
Armpit
The armpit
Oxter
Anterior axillary fold


Context:
Question: In which year was the 50p coin introduced into circulation in Britain?
Answer:

Answer: 1969

one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine


Context:
Question: What was the name of the ferry that capsized after leaving Zeebrugge in 1987
Answer:

Answer: The Herald of free Enterprise

M/S Herald of Free Enterprise
Zeebrugge ferry disaster
MS Herald of Free Enterprise
Herald of free enterprise
IMO 7820485
Flushing Range
The Herald of Free Enterprise
Herald of Free Enterprise
The Herald of free Enterprise
Zeebrugge Disaster


Context:
Question: What was introduced by the Volstead Act?
Answer:

Answer: PROHIBITION IN THE USA

Alcohol prohibition in the United States


Context:
Question: Which playwright wrote Murder in the Cathedral?
Answer:

Answer: T S Eliot

TS Elliot
T.s. Eliot
TS Eliot
T S Elliot
T. S. Eliot
T.s. eliot
Sweeney Among the Nightingales
T. S. Elliott
T.S.E.
T.S.Eliot
Thomas Stearns
T. S. (Thomas Stearns)
Ts eliot
T. S. Elliot
Sweeney among the Nightingales
T.S Eliot
T.S Elliot
Eliotian
T.S. Elliot
T.S. Eliott
T S Eliot
T Eliot
Ts elliot
Prufrock and Other Observations
Thomas S. Eliot
Thomas Stearns Eliot, OM
T.S. Eliot
Thomas Stearns Eliot


Context:
Question: Osmic relates to which of the senses?
Answer:

Answer: Smell


Context:
Question: Hannibal Hayes and Kid Curry were the central characters in which 1970s American TV series?
Answer:

Answer: Alias Smith and Jones

Alias Smith and Jones (TV series)
Alias Smith & Jones
Alias Smith and Jones
Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry
Alias smith and jones