Context:
Question: Mount Ararat is in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Turkey

Turkey
Turkey (country)
Türkiye Respublikasi
Turky
Turkei
Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti
Tuerkiye
Turquie
ISO 3166-1:TR
Turquia
TurkeY
Turkey (Country)
Turkiye
Turkey (state)
Terky
Republic of Turkey
Türkiye
Turkish Republic
Republic of Turkiye
Turkish republic
The Republic of Turkey
Turkey (nation)
Türkiye Respublikası
Türkei
Tuerkei
Turkiye Cumhuriyeti
TURKEY
Republic of turkey
Etymology of Turkey
Turkie
Turkia
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Context:
Question: Name the singer or group whose record in November 1969 kept “Suspicious Minds” by Elvis Presley off the number one spot in the UK charts.
Answer:

Answer: Rolf Harris (Two Little Boys)


Context:
Question: "Who painted ""Dedham Vale"" and ""The Valley Farm""?"
Answer:

Answer: (John) CONSTABLE

J Constable
(John) CONSTABLE
John Constable


Context:
Question: You have the right to remain silent and Anything you say or do can and will be held against you in a court of law are typical of the wording used by police officers to inform suspects of their rights following what landmark Supreme Court decision of 1966?
Answer:

Answer: Miranda v Arizona

Vignera v. New York
Miranda decision
Miranda V Arizona
Miranda vs. Arizona
California v. Stewart
Miranda V. Arizona
Vignera v. State of New York
Miranda v. arizona
Miranda v Arizona
Miranda versus Arizona
Miranda vs. arizona
Miranda v. Arizona
384 U.S. 436
Westover v. United States


Context:
Question: Which instrument plays the A note to which the orchestra tunes before a performance?
Answer:

Answer: OBOE

Oboe (disambiguation)
OBOE
OBOE (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In April, which sportsman married his childhood sweetheart Kim Sears?
Answer:

Answer: ANDY MURRAY

Andy Murray (tennis player)
Andy murray
Sir Andy Murray
Andrew Murray (tennis player)
Andy Murray (tennis)
Andy murray tennis
Kim Sears
Andy Murray
Murraymania
ANDY MURRAY
Andrew Murray (tennis)
Kim sears
Andy Murry
Andy Murrey


Context:
Question: The Binet-Simon scale was the first test designed to assess what?
Answer:

Answer: IQ OR INTELLIGENCE


Context:
Question: What cocktail typically consists of 3 parts vodka, 1 part apple schnapps, and 1 part cointreau?
Answer:

Answer: Appletini


Context:
Question: What building in Scotland is said to house the Holy Grail and features prominently at the end of The Da Vinci Code?
Answer:

Answer: Rosslyn Chapel

Cathedral of Codes
Collegiate Chapel of St Matthew
Rosslyn trust
Rosslyn Trust
Mason's Pillar
Roslin Chapel
Apprentice's Pillar
Rosslyn Motet
Apprentice Pillar
Roslyn Chapel
Rosslyn Chapel


Context:
Question: The 1992 film ‘Wayne’s World’ was a spin-off of a sketch from which US television show?
Answer:

Answer: Saturday Night Live

List of movies based on Saturday Night Live sketches

The Continental (''Saturday Night Live'')


Context:
Question: Ushuaia, which is now generally accepted as the southernmost city in the world, is in which country?
Answer:

Answer: ARGENTINA

Arxintina
Argintina
Argentyna
آرژانتین
República Argentina
Land of silver
Argentina
ארגנטינה
Arghantina
Republica Argentina
Argentine republic
Аргентына
Nación Argentina
Argentinien
Nacion Argentina
Argie
アルゼンチン
Airgintín
Аржентина
Argentína
Argentine Republic
Argentīna
Argentinean
Argentiina
The Argentine Republic
Arxentina
Արգենտ
Arc'hantina
ARGENTINA
Argies
Antonia Merce Y Luque
People of Argintina
ISO 3166-1:AR
Argentinië
אַרגענט
Arjantin
अर्जेन्�
الأرجنتين
Argentina Information
Republic of Argentina
Ariannin
Argentina Republic
Argentinie
Argentinia
Airgintin
Argjentina


Context:
Question: Which American bluegrass-country singer and fiddler has won 26 Grammy Awards, making her the most awarded female artist (and the third most awarded artist overall) in Grammy history since she recorded for the first time at the age of 14?
Answer:

Answer: Alison Krauss

Alison Kraus
Alisson Krauss
Alison Krauss/Robert Plant
Alison Maria Krauss
Allison Krauss
Alison Krauss & Union Station
Allison Krauss and Union Station
AKUS
Allison Krausse
Allison Kraus
Allison Kross
Alison Krauss
AK&US


Context:
Question: What is the subject of the best-known works of writers Theodor Mommsen and Edward Gibbon?
Answer:

Answer: Roman history

Medieval Rome
Rome's history
Roman history
Roman civilisation
Rome, Roman Empire, etc
Population of Rome
Roman History
History of Rome
Roman civilization
History of rome


Context:
Question: Which town is located closest to Junction 1 of the M6?
Answer:

Answer: Rugby


Context:
Question: Which city in the USA suffered a huge fire in 1871 allegedly started by a cow?
Answer:

Answer: Chicago

Chi-Beria
Sayre language academy
Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
Hog Butcher for the World
Land of smelly onions
Ariel Community Academy
The weather in Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
Chicago, Illionis
Near North Montessori
Religion in Chicago
Chicago Finance Committee
The Paris of America
The city of Chicago
City of Chicago
List of sister cities of Chicago
UN/LOCODE:USCHI
Chicago theatre scene
Chicago, WI
The City of Broad Shoulders
City of Broad Shoulders
Sister Cities of Chicago
Chicago il
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Performing arts in Chicago
Chicago Transportation Committee
Chicago, Wisconsin
City of chicago
Chicago theater scene
Chicago, Il
Chicago, IL.
Chicago, Ill.
City of Chicago, Illinois
Chi town
Chicago, United States
Chicago (Ill.)
Transport in Chicago
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Chicago (IL)
USCHI
Chichago
Chcago
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
Sister Cities Chicago
Chicago, USA
Chi City
Chicago, IL
Chi-Town
Chicago theatre
Paris of America
Chicago, Illinois, US
Chicago Illinois
The city of Chicago, Illinois
Sister cities of Chicago


Context:
Question: Rob Davis, Les Gray, Dave Mount and Ray Stiles are members of which pop group?
Answer:

Answer: MUD

Multi User Dungeon
Rpimud
Roleplay Intensive MUD
Educational MU*
MUDs
Multi User Dimension
MUD
Graphical MUD
Mudders
Educational MUDs
RPIMUD
Multi-User Dungeons
Multi-User Dimension (MUD)
Muds
Hypertext group games
M.U.D
Multi-user dungeon
Multi-user dimension
Mudder (MUD)
Multi User Domain
Multi-User Dungeon
Educational MUD
Multi-user dungeons
Roleplaying Intensive MUD
Multi-User Domain


Context:
Question: Legs of the largest group of species on earth?
Answer:

Answer: 6


Context:
Question: Tewkesbury Mustard is mentioned in which Shakespeare play?
Answer:

Answer: Henry IV

King Henry IV
Henry IV (play)
Henry 4
Hendrik IV
Heinrich IV
Henry the Fourth
Henry IV (disambiguation)
Henry Iv
Henry IV
Henry iv


Context:
Question: Which country is famous for its Blue Lagoon hot springs bathing lake?
Answer:

Answer: Iceland

IJsland
Icedland
The land of ice and snow
Icelandic isles
Lýðveldið ísland
Iceland
ISO 3166-1:IS
The Republic of Iceland
Ice-land
Hyui
Republic of Iceland
Ísland
ICELAND
Lydveldid island
Icealnd
Ice land
Mainland Iceland
Island of Iceland


Context:
Question: In which decade was Frank Sinatra born?
Answer:

Answer: 1910s


Context:
Question: What is the most exclusive hotel in Brook Street London
Answer:

Answer: Claridges

Claridges Hotel
Claridge's
Claridge's Hotel
Mivart's Hotel
Claridges


Context:
Question: What type of aircraft was used by Alcock and Brown when they became the first men to fly the Atlantic non stop?
Answer:

Answer: Vickers Vimy

Vickers Vimy Commercial
A.N.F. 'Express Les M
Vickers FB.27 Vimy
Vickers Vimy Ambulance
Vickers F.B.27 Vimy
Vickers Vimy
Vickers Commercial


Context:
Question: Which French author wrote the fairy tales ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ ‘Sleeping Beauty’ and ‘Puss in Boots’?
Answer:

Answer: Charles Perrault

C. Perrault
Charles Perrault
Perrault, Charles


Context:
Question: Under what name did Bernard Schwartz (1925 to 2010) find fame as a film star?
Answer:

Answer: TONY CURTIS

TONY CURTIS
Bernard Schwartz (actor)
Tony Curtis
Tony Curtiss


Context:
Question: Where on a ship would you find a skyscraper?
Answer:

Answer: Top of the mast ie the highest sail


Context:
Question: What is the name of the Lord played by Rik Mayall in the UK television series ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’?
Answer:

Answer: Lord Flashheart

Lord Percy Percy, Duke of Northumberland

General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett


Context:
Question: Mount Ranier is the highest peak of which North American range?
Answer:

Answer: Cascades

Cascades
The Cascades (disambiguation)
Cascades (disambiguation)
The Cascades


Context:
Question: What was the Beatles first film
Answer:

Answer: A Hard Day's Night

A hard day's night
Hard Day's Night
Hard days night
A Hard Day's Night (disambiguation)
A hard days night
A Hard Day's Night
A Hard Day’s Night
Hard day's night


Context:
Question: RAF Lakenheath is situated in which English county?
Answer:

Answer: SUFFOLK

Wyverstone Street
County of Suffolk
Suffolk, England
Yoxford Little Street
SUFFOLK
Suffolk


Context:
Question: The Paragons originally recorded which 1980 hit single by Blondie?
Answer:

Answer: The Tide is High

Tide Is High (Get The Feeling)
The Tide is High
The Tide Is High (song)
The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling
The Tide Is High
The Tide Is High Get The Feeling
Numba 1
Tide Is High
The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling
The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling
Numba 1 (Tide Is High)


Context:
Question: What was significant about the double-header between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves on 11 August 11 1951?
Answer:

Answer: It was the first baseball game to be televised

It was the first baseball game to be televised


Context:
Question: In Egyptian myth who was the God of chaos and disorder?
Answer:

Answer: Seth

Seth (Bible)
Seth (bible)
Seth
שֵׁת
Pillars of the sons of Seth
Sheis
Šet


Context:
Question: What type of hat does Indiana Jones wear?
Answer:

Answer: Fedora


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

Answer: Tapioca

Casave
Tapoica
Tapioca recipes
Cassava bread
Tapioca
Budare
Pearl tapioca
Tapioca pearls
Goma de mandioca
Tapiaco
Tapioca flour
Casabe


Context:
Question: What nationality was 19th Century author Hans Christian Anderson?
Answer:

Answer: Danish


Context:
Question: The third most translated author, which Frenchman, whose birthday is celebrated yesterday, is considered the father of Science Fiction (along with Hugo Gemsback and H.G. Wells) and wrote works such as Around the World in 80 Days and A Journey to the Center of the Earth?
Answer:

Answer: Jules Verne

Verne, Jules
Julius verne
JulesVerne
Jules verne
Jules Verne
Verne gyula
Jules Gabriel Verne
Honorine de Viane Morel
Honorine Verne
Vernean


Context:
Question: In the TV show Camberwick Green, who lived in Colly's Mill?
Answer:

Answer: Windy Miller


Context:
Question: The 2010 Winter Olympics will be held where?
Answer:

Answer: Vancouver

Corpus Christi Elementary School (Canada)


Context:
Question: The Carnegie family fortune was built around Andrew Carnegie’s success in manufacture in which industry?
Answer:

Answer: Steel

Steel
Steel workers
Steel plate
Steel truss
Steelworker
Steel (alloy)
Steel industry
Steel (metal)
Steels
Titanic steel
Steelworkers
Steel in Africa
Steel sheeting
Crude steel
Steel worker
Unwrapped steel
Long steel products
Steel Construction
Steel manufacture


Context:
Question: The last of the three-age system, what age followed the Bronze Age?
Answer:

Answer: The Iron Age

The Iron Age
First Iron Age
Iron Age I
Early Iron Age
Late Iron Age
Iron Age
Iron Age II
Iron age
Iron Age III
European Iron Age
Iron-Age
Iron Age Japan
Celto-Roman Iron Age
Iron age Europe
African Iron Age
Middle Iron Age


Context:
Question: Who was the first unseeded player to win the Men's Singles at Wimbledon?
Answer:

Answer: Boris Becker


Context:
Question: David Copperfield and Ali Bongo have been recent winners of the David Devant Award, named after the first President of which society?
Answer:

Answer: THE MAGIC CIRCLE

Magic Circle
THE MAGIC CIRCLE
Magic circle (disambiguation)
Magic Circle (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What colour is lapis lazuli?
Answer:

Answer: Blue

List of terms associated with the color blue


Context:
Question: Which TV cartoon series was about a dim-witted horse trying to keep law and order in the old Wild West?
Answer:

Answer: Quick Draw McGraw

Quick Draw McGraw
Quickdraw McGraw
Quick Draw MCGraw


Context:
Question: Which modern musical instrument was developed from the shawm?
Answer:

Answer: Oboe

Conservatoire oboe
Hautboy
Oboe
Making oboe reeds
Hoboe
Haut-boy
French oboe
Hoboy
Oboe reed making
Baroque oboe
Oboe Reed making
Classic oboe
Oboes
Hautbois


Context:
Question: In which country was Earl Spencer's acrimonious divorce settlement heard?
Answer:

Answer: South Africa

South africa
South Africa's
Southafrica
Third Republic (South Africa)
Republiek van Suid-Afrika
Sou'frica
Zuid Afrika
Zuid-Afrika
ISO 3166-1:ZA
South-African
S Africa
Zuid Africa
Mzansi
Afrique du sud
Zuidafrika
Ningizimu Afrika
Capital of South Africa
Suid-Afrika
South-Africa
Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA
The Republic of South Africa
Suid Africa
Azania/South Africa
S Afr
Saffa
South African
Seth efrika
South Africa
Soufrica
Republic of south africa
South Africaà
The Beloved Country
S. Africa
Rep. of South Africa
South Africans
Republic of South Africa


Context:
Question: Which country's car international index mark is BR
Answer:

Answer: Brazil

Brazil
Etymology of Brazil
Federal Republic of Brazil
Brasil
Barzil
Federative Republic of Brazil
Brazil (country)
Brassil
Republic of Brazil
Brésil
Brzil
Brazilian Federative Republic
Republica Federativa do Brasil
Bresil
Brazilian Republic
ISO 3166-1:BR
República Federativa do Brasil
Brazilo


Context:
Question: What is the name of the Japanese sliding door or partition, made of a latticed screen covered with white paper?
Answer:

Answer: Shoji

Paper wall
Shōji
Shoji
Shíji
Syoji
Japanese Doors


Context:
Question: What, unrelatedly, refers to ancient Israel/Hebrew Bible Law, and to a pattern created by small pieces of ceramic/glass/stone?
Answer:

Answer: Mosaic

Mosaic (art)
Floor mosaic
Mosaics
Mosaicist
Mosiac
Mosaic (digital image)
Mosaics in Byzantine Art
Decorative paving maze
Byzantine mosaic
Mosaic


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

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


Context:
Question: In which building is Napoleon Bonaparte buried?
Answer:

Answer: Les Invalides

Invalides
Eglise du Dome
Invalides, Les
Hôtel des Invalides
Dôme des Invalides
Les Invalides
L'Hôtel des Invalides
Institution Nationale des Invalides
Hotel des Invalides
Hotel National des Invalides
L'Hôtel national des Invalides
Hotel Des Invalides
Hôtel National des Invalides
The Invalides
Dome des Invalides
Esplanade des Invalides


Context:
Question: For which two films has Michael Caine won Oscars?
Answer:

Answer: """The Cider House Rules"" & ""H


Context:
Question: Created in August 1991, ‘info.cern.ch’ was the first ever what?
Answer:

Answer: Website

Commercial websites
WWW site
Free websites
Web site2
Commercial website
Mirror website
W3s
Web Site
Web sight
Website
Internet sites
Internet presence
Subsites
Web mirror
Internet websites
Free website
Site (internet)
Wobsite
Personal sites
Official website
Websight
Website mirror
Web sites
W3site
Websites
Web publishing
Internet website
Brand building site
Subsite
Official Website
Web Sites
Web site
Website mirroring
Webmastering
Internet site
Mirror site
RadioInsight


Context:
Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Lepidus were two of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43 BC. Who was the third?
Answer:

Answer: MARK ANTONY

Mark antony
Mark Antony
Marcus Antonius
MARK ANTONY
Marc Antony


Context:
Question: Which sportsmen wear the ‘baggy green’?
Answer:

Answer: Australian Cricketers


Context:
Question: TV host Cat Deeley married which comedian in 2012?
Answer:

Answer: PATRICK KIELTY

Patrick Kielty
PK Tonight
Paddy Kielty
Pat Kielty
PATRICK KIELTY


Context:
Question: Who had a 70s No 1 hit with Kiss You All Over?
Answer:

Answer: Exile

Internal exile
Exiles
Transported for life
Exile (politics and government)
Voluntary exile
Sent into exile
Exile and Banishment
Self-exile
Forced exile
Exile
Exile in Greek tragedy
Banish
Banishment


Context:
Question: What is the square root of 169?
Answer:

Answer: 13


Context:
Question: Whose 1960 recording “The Twist” spawned a craze for the dance of that name?
Answer:

Answer: Chubby Checker


Context:
Question: Which city was the setting for Shakespeare’s play Measure for Measure?
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: "Who was ""the maid of Orleans""?"
Answer:

Answer: Joan of Arc

Cross-dressing sexuality and gender identity of Joan


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

Answer: Rugby League

Greco-Roman Rugby
Rugby XIII
Game of 13
Greco roman rugby
Rugby League Football
Rl football
The greatest game of all
Rakavi saumi
Rugby league
Game of thirteen
Rugby 13
Rugby leauge
The Greatest Game of All
Thirteen-a-side
Northern union football
Rugby League
Northern Union football
Rugby league football
The Greatest Game
Rugby X111


Context:
Question: Which French chemist, regarded as the father of modern chemistry, was guillotined in 1794?
Answer:

Answer: LAVOISIER

Lavoisierian
Lavosier, Antoine
LAVOISIER
Laviosier
Antoine de Lavoisier
The republic has no need for genius
Lavosier
Antoine Lavoseir
AntoineLavoisier
Antoine Lavosier
Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
Antoine Lavoisier
Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier
Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier
Antoine-Laurent
Lavoisier
Lavoisier, Antoine-Laurent
Antione Lavoisier
Antoine Laviosier
A. Lavoisier
De Lavoisier
A.-L. Lavoisier
Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier
The republic has no need for savants


Context:
Question: In Wagner's opera 'Das Rheingold', what was the name of the dwarf who stole the gold from the 'Rhine Maidens'?
Answer:

Answer: 'ALBERICH'


Context:
Question: What kind of bird is a guillemot?
Answer:

Answer: Seabird

Sea bird
Marine birds
Sea-bird
Marine bird
Seabirds
Sea birds
Sea-birds
Sea-fowl
Seabird
Seafowl


Context:
Question: What is the capital of Togo?
Answer:

Answer: Lome


Context:
Question: Who presented Family Fortunes in the two years between Bob Monkhouse and Les Dennis?
Answer:

Answer: Max Bygraves


Context:
Question: Which author also writes under the name Barbara Vine?
Answer:

Answer: RUTH RENDELL

The Reason Why: An Anthology of the Murder


Context:
Question: Opened in May 11, 2010, Charlotte, NC is the home to the Hall of Fame for what popular outdoor sport, the second most watched sport (on TV) in the US?
Answer:

Answer: NASCAR

National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing

The Economics and Global Expansion of NASCAR


Context:
Question: Precisely where were the Winter Olympics of 1932 and 1980 both held?
Answer:

Answer: Lake Placid

Lake Placid (disambiguation)
Lake placid
Lake Placid


Context:
Question: Who became the first President of newly independent Ghanain 1957?
Answer:

Answer: KWAME NKRUMAH

Kwame nkrumah
Kantamanto
Deliverer of Ghana
Kwame N'Krumah
Dr Kwame Nkrumah
Nkrumaism
Dr.Kwame Nkrumah
Kwame Nkruma
Francis Nwia Kofi Ngon
Mbrantsehene
Nkrumah, Kwame
Kwame Nkrumah
KWAME NKRUMAH
Kwame N’Krumah
Kwame Nkhruma
Osagyefo
Kwame Francis Nwia Kofi
Show Boy


Context:
Question: What was the Troggs most famous hit?
Answer:

Answer: Wild Thing

Wild Thing (song)
Wild Thing
Wild Thing (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: "Which German was deprived of his nationality in 1938 mainly for writing ""All Quiet On The Western Front"" and ""The Road Back""?"
Answer:

Answer: Erich Maria Remarque

Remarque
EM Remarque
Erich-Maria Remarque
E.M. Remarque
Elfriede Scholz
Erich Paul Remark
Full Circle (Remarque play)
Erich Remarque
Erich M. Remarque
Erich Maria Remarque


Context:
Question: In which year in the 20's did the General Strike occur
Answer:

Answer: 1926

one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-six


Context:
Question: Which early Bob Dylan album and its title song reference a Texan gunfighter?
Answer:

Answer: John Wesley Harding

John Wesley Harding (disambiguation)
John Wesley Harding


Context:
Question: How often does a national census take place in Britain?
Answer:

Answer: Every ten years


Context:
Question: In Act 3, Scene 3 of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, how does Antigonus leave the stage ?
Answer:

Answer: PURSUEDE BY A BEAR


Context:
Question: The holiday resort of Paphos is on which Mediterranean island?
Answer:

Answer: Cyprus

Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus


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

Answer: Eclipse

Solar and Lunar Eclipses
Partial eclipse
Total eclipse
Partial eclipses
Eclipse
Eclispe
Partial Eclipse
Eclipses


Context:
Question: Which team did Jose Mourinho manage to win the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final - beating Monaco 3-0?
Answer:

Answer: PORTO

Pôrto
Porto
Porto Municipality
Oporto
UN/LOCODE:PTOPO
Estrada da Circunvalacao
Estrada da Circunvalação
Porto (city)
Constituicao
PORTO
Tripeiro
Oporto, Portugal
Porto, Portugal


Context:
Question: What nation put the first manmade satellite in orbit, the 3 first man in space and the first woman in space?
Answer:

Answer: U.S.S.R

Советской Социалист

Советскай Социалист

Совет Социалистик Р

Союз Советских С

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)

Советский Союз

Союз Советских С

Совет Социалистиг Р

Советлар Союзы

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.

Советскай Союз


Context:
Question: Where does the word donnybrook, synonymous with a riot, come from?
Answer:

Answer: A fair in Ireland


Context:
Question: According to the Bible, how many stones did David pick up before he faced Goliath?
Answer:

Answer: Five


Context:
Question: The country name for which bird is the 'rud' or ruddock
Answer:

Answer: Robin

Robin (disambiguation)
Robin
Robin (bird)


Context:
Question: Which English football club used to play their home matches at The Old Show Ground until moving to their current stadium in 1988 ?
Answer:

Answer: SCUNTHORPE UNITED

Scunthorpe & Lindsey United F.C
SCUNTHORPE UNITED
Scunthorpe and Lindsey United F.C
History of Scunthorpe United F.C
Scunthorpe & Lindsey United
Scunthorpe United
Scunthorpe United Football Club
Scunthorpe United F.C.
Scunthorpe United F. C.
Scunthorpe United FC
The Iron
Scunthorpe United F C
Scunthorpe Utd
Iron-Bru.net


Context:
Question: Which doomed lady of the literature of realism is married to Charles and has affairs with Rodolphe Boulanger and Léon Dupuis?
Answer:

Answer: Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary


Context:
Question: What was the name of the compere on the TV show 'Take Your Pick'?
Answer:

Answer: Michael Miles


Context:
Question: Which tennis player born in 1969 won 22 Grand Slam singles titles and Olympic Gold in 1988?
Answer:

Answer: Steffi Graf

Peter Graf
Stephanie Maria Graf
Steffie graf
Steffi Graf
Stefanie Graf
Steffi Graff
Steffie Graf
Stefi Graf


Context:
Question: Primula veris is the Latin name for which common meadow flower?
Answer:

Answer: COWSLIP

Cowslips
Cowslip (disambiguation)
COWSLIP
Cow slips
Cows lips
Cows lip
Cowslip
Cow slip
Petty Mullein


Context:
Question: The archaeological site of the ancient city of Troy is in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Turkey

Turkey
Turkey (country)
Türkiye Respublikasi
Turky
Turkei
Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti
Tuerkiye
Turquie
ISO 3166-1:TR
Turquia
TurkeY
Turkey (Country)
Turkiye
Turkey (state)
Terky
Republic of Turkey
Türkiye
Turkish Republic
Republic of Turkiye
Turkish republic
The Republic of Turkey
Turkey (nation)
Türkiye Respublikası
Türkei
Tuerkei
Turkiye Cumhuriyeti
TURKEY
Republic of turkey
Etymology of Turkey
Turkie
Turkia
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


Context:
Question: The 1827 Battle of Navarino in which the Ottoman/Egyptian armada was destroyed by a combined British, French and Russian navy is notable for being the last battle to be fought with sailing ships. It is a conflict in the war of independence of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Greece

Temporary Government of National Defence

Ελληνική Δημο


Context:
Question: Which motor company owns the truck maker, Scania?
Answer:

Answer: SAAB


Context:
Question: Between 1956 and 1968, the American athlete Al oerter won four consecutive Olympic gold medals in which filed event?
Answer:

Answer: DISCUS


Context:
Question: Who played Saffron Monsoon in the UK television comedy series ‘Absolutely Fabulous’?
Answer:

Answer: Julia Sawalha


Context:
Question: ‘Lofsongur’ is the national anthem of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Iceland

IJsland
Icedland
The land of ice and snow
Icelandic isles
Lýðveldið ísland
Iceland
ISO 3166-1:IS
The Republic of Iceland
Ice-land
Hyui
Republic of Iceland
Ísland
ICELAND
Lydveldid island
Icealnd
Ice land
Mainland Iceland
Island of Iceland


Context:
Question: What is the common term for the practice of freezing a human body in hope of a cure being developed enabling thawing and revival?
Answer:

Answer: Cryonics

Cryonaut
Cryogenic storage
Cryonic
Cryonics
Cryogenic preservation
Cryonic freezing
Cold sleep
Neurovitrification
Cryo-sleep
Cryonic suspension
Neuro-vitrification
Cyronics
Cryonically
Cryonicist
Cryo sleep
Deanimation


Context:
Question: Which actress is the mother of actress Carrie Fisher?
Answer:

Answer: DEBBIE REYNOLDS

Debbie Reynolds
Reynolds, Debbie
DEBBIE REYNOLDS


Context:
Question: What was the codename for the German invasion of Russia in 1941?
Answer:

Answer: BARBAROSSA

Barbarossa (disambiguation)
BARBAROSSA
Barbarossa


Context:
Question: What was the name of George Stephenson's first railway locomotive, built in 1814?
Answer:

Answer: BLUCHER

Blucher
BLUCHER
Bluecher
Blücher
Blücher (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Where was the American venue of the Live Aid concert?
Answer:

Answer: Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

The City and County of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


Context:
Question: Who was the first poet to be buried at Poet’s Corner in London’s Westminster Abbey?
Answer:

Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer

Chausseur
Chaucer, Geoffrey
G. Chaucer
Geofrey Chaucer
Geoffrey Chaucer
Geoffery Chaucer
Chauceresque
Chaucer bibliography
Geoffry Chaucer
The father of English literature
Chaucer
Chaucerian
Jeffrey Chaucer
Father of English literature


Context:
Question: "Pop music - the group called ""The Revolution"" was the backing roup for which pop singer?"
Answer:

Answer: PRINCE

PRINCE2:Close a project
PRINCE2 Initiating a Project (IP
Prince2
PRINCE2: Managing product delivery
PRINCE 2
PRINCE2 practitioner
Projects in a Controlled Environment
PRINCE2 project closure
Prince2:Close a project
Close a project
PRINCE2: Initiating a project
Prince 2
PRINCEII
PRINCE2: Close a project
Projects in controlled environments
PRINCE2
PRINCE
PRINCE2: Controlling a Stage


Context:
Question: What would a person normally do with perique?
Answer:

Answer: Smoke it


Context:
Question: Which Roman Emperor was allegedy killed by his wife, Aggripina, in AD54?
Answer:

Answer: Claudius

Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus


Context:
Question: Who played the part of Dr Mark Sloan in the TV series Diagnosis Murder?
Answer:

Answer: Dick van Dyke

Dick Van Dyk
Dr. Sloan
Richard Van Dyke
Dick van Dyke
Dyck Van Dike
Dick Van Dyke
Richard Wayne Van Dyke
Dick van dyke
Learn Not to Burn
Dick Van Dike
Dick VanDyke


Context:
Question: What was the pseudonym of author John Griffith Chaney?
Answer:

Answer: JACK LONDON

“To the Man on Trail”
John Griffith Chaney
Love of Life (story)
London, Jack
JACK LONDON
Jack london biography
Jack London's
John Griffith London
Útek zo zlatej krajiny
Jack London
Blaine Winchester
Jack london


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

Answer: 'THE DUCHESS'

Duchess (disambiguation)
The Duchess
Duchess (song)
The Duchess (disambiguation)
'THE DUCHESS'


Context:
Question: Which pernicious elements of war were said to be uncontrollable and inhumane by the UN?
Answer:

Answer: Land mines

Trip-mines
Land Mines
Trip Mines
Fougade
Proximity mine
Minefields
Land-mines
Mine field
Land mines
Demo trap
Road bomb
Anti-Personnel Landmine
Land Mine
Land mine
Landmine
Landmines
Mine fields
Minefield
Under road bomb


Context:
Question: Jose Mourinho was appointed manager of which football club September to December 2000 - his first managerial post?
Answer:

Answer: BENFICA

Bnefica
Slbenfica
Grupo sport lisboa
Sport Lisboa
S. L. Benfica
S.L.Benfica
Grupo sport benfica
Benfica Lisbon
Benfica Lisboa
Benfica Lisbonne
SL Benfica Lisbon
S.L. Benfica Lisbon
Sport Lisboa e Benfica
S l benfica
Benfiac
Sport lisboa
S.L. Benfica
S L Benfica
Sl benfica
Grupo Sport Lisboa
Benfica lisbon
Encarnados
S.l.benfica
SLBenfica
Benifca
BENFICA
Sport Lisboa Benfica
S.L. Benfica - Fute
Grupo Sport Benfica
Sport lisboa e benfica
Benfica Lissabon
Benefica
Benfica
SL Benfica


Context:
Question: Bohemia is a region of what country?
Answer:

Answer: Czech Republic

Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic


Context:
Question: Who created the TV drama series Downton Abbey?
Answer:

Answer: JULIAN FELLOWS


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

Answer: Fish

Fish proteins
Fin-fish
Fish vs fishes
Ichthyoid
Fish versus fishes
🐟
Fish (Biology)
Fishes or fish
Piscines
Fish or fishes
Fisshes
Fishes
Fishes versus fish
Fush
Sick fish
Fishbones
Pisces (zoology)
Finfish
Marine fish
Fish (zoology)
Ichthyes
Fish
Ichthyofauna
Inchthyic
Fish venoms


Context:
Question: By the end of the 17th series of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire in 2005, how many people had sat in the hot seat?
Answer:

Answer: 1,132

one thousand, one hundred and thirty-two


Context:
Question: What produces the coloration that gives New South Wales’s Blue Mountains their name?
Answer:

Answer: Oil from eucalyptus/g


Context:
Question: Vijay Singh, a US Masters champion, comes from where?
Answer:

Answer: Fiji

Fiji Islands
Pacific/Fiji
Fidji
Matanitu Ko Viti
Fijis
Fijian Islands
Feejee
Ripablik ăph Phīj
Cannibal Isles
Sovereign Democratic Republic of Fiji
ISO 3166-1:FJ
Name of Fiji
Etymology of Fiji
Fiji Islander
Holidays in fiji
Fiji's
Republic of the Fiji Islands
Matanitu Tugalala o V
Fiji Archipelago
Fiji Island
Fidji Islands
Chikoba
Holidays in Fiji
Tourism in Fiji
Fiji
Republic of Fiji


Context:
Question: Breugel; Van Dyck and Rubens were all citizens of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Belgium

Belguim
Koenigreich Belgien
Belgium/Belgie
Kingdom of Belgium
Belgian
Beljum
Königreich Belgien
Belgique
Belgium
Beligum
Kingdom of the Belgians
Beljam
Kingdom Of Belgium
Belgum
ISO 3166-1:BE
Belgie
Cockpit of Europe
Koninkrijk België
Beldjike
Blegium
Belgio
The Quebec of Europe
België
Begium
Royaume de Belgique
Konigreich Belgien
Koninkrijk Belgie
People of Belgium
Belgien
Belgium/facts
Administrative divisions of Belgium
Belgium facts


Context:
Question: In Egyptian mythology, of what is Nut the goddess?
Answer:

Answer: Sky


Context:
Question: What is the official march of the Royal Navy?
Answer:

Answer: Heart of Oak


Context:
Question: Who had an album called Physcomodo?
Answer:

Answer: Cockney Rebel

Cockney Rebel
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel
Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel


Context:
Question: Prior to Viginia Wade in 1977 who was the last British player to win a tennis Grand Slam title?
Answer:

Answer: Sue Barker


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

Answer: Anthoonij van Diemenslandt


Context:
Question: Which singer was nicknamed the Walrus of Love?
Answer:

Answer: BARRY WHITE

Walrus Of Love
Barry White (singer)
BARRY WHITE
Barry Eugene White
Barry white
Barry White
Barrence Eugene Carter
Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra


Context:
Question: Who built the original Palace of Versailles that was enlarged by Louis XIV?
Answer:

Answer: Louis XIII

Lewis XIII
Louis Xiii of France
Louis the 13th
Louis Xiii
Louis Xiii Bourbon
Louis 13th
Louis the 13
Louis 13
Louis XIII
Louis II of Navarre
Louis xiii
Louis XIII Bourbon
Louis Treize
Louis XIII of France
Louis XIII of France's
Ludwig XIII
King Louis XIII


Context:
Question: "Which popular family farmhouse – styled licensed restaurant that now has over 200 Different outlets was founded in 1983 and has the advertising slogan ""Bring Out The Best"" below the words ""Salad And Grill"" ?"
Answer:

Answer: HARVESTER

Harvesters (disambiguation)
The Harvesters
Harvester (disambiguation)
Harvester
HARVESTER
Harvesters
Harvester (butterfly)
Harvester (butterfly))


Context:
Question: Who was Richard Nixon's running mate in the 1960 US presidential election?
Answer:

Answer: Henry Cabot Lodge

Lodge, Henry Cabot
Slim Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr.
Henry Cabot Lodge Sr.
Henry C. Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge, Henry Cabot (1850-


Context:
Question: What is a legislative or executive act by which a state restores those who may have been guilty of an offence against it to the positions of innocent people?
Answer:

Answer: Amnesty


Context:
Question: What nationality was Aristotle Onassis originally
Answer:

Answer: Turkish

Anatolian Turkish
Turkish (disambiguation)
Turkish


Context:
Question: Who won the Ladies singles title at Wimbledon in 2004?
Answer:

Answer: Maria Sharapova

Мария Шарапова
Maria sharapova
Sharapova
Maria Shirapova
Sugarpova.com
Sugarpova
Maria Sharapova
Maria Sharapova (Model)
Maria Sharapova career history
Marija Sarapova
Mariya Sarapova
Мари́я Ю́
Maria Scharapowa
Masha Sharapova
Maria Sjarapova
Marija Šarapova
Maria Szarapowa
Мари́я Шара
Maria Sharpova
Maria Yuryevna Sharapova
Maria shirapova
Maria Sugarpova


Context:
Question: Who was editor of Cosmopolitan magazine for 32 years and wrote the book 'Sex and the Single Girl?
Answer:

Answer: Helen Gurley Brown

Helen Girley Brown
Helen Girly Brown
Helen Gurley
Helen Gurley Brown


Context:
Question: What 'B' is a collector of rare books?
Answer:

Answer: Bibliophile

Bibliophily
Bibliophiles
Biblioholic
Bibliophilism
Bookworm
Bibliophilia
Book worm
Bibliophilic
Biblioholist
Bibliophile
Bibliophiliac
Bookman (reading)


Context:
Question: Plain unglazed pottery is often termed as what?
Answer:

Answer: Terracotta

Terrakotta
Terracotta
Terracottas
Terracotta/GFDL archive
Terra Cotta
Terracotta (color)
Terra-Cotta
Terra-cotta
Terracota
Terra cotta


Context:
Question: Who, as the first chairman of the British Rail Board, infamously directed the huge reduction in railway lines across the UK in the 1960s?
Answer:

Answer: Richard Beeching

Lord Beeching
Dr beaching
Dr. Beeching
Doctor beeching
Richard Beeching
Doctor beaching
Baron Beeching
Richard Beeching, Baron Beeching
Dr Beeching


Context:
Question: What is the main ingredient of Hoysin Sauce?
Answer:

Answer: SOYA


Context:
Question: Over how many complete furlongs is the Chester Cup now run?
Answer:

Answer: EIGHTEEN


Context:
Question: Which 2004 film was released with the advertising tagline “A romantic comedy – with zombies!”?
Answer:

Answer: Shaun of the Dead

Rom-zom-com
Shawn of the dead
You've got red on you
Shaun of the dead
Shaun Of The Dead
Shaun of the Dead (film)
Sean Of The Dead
Shawn of the Dead
Sean of the Dead
Shaun of the Dead
Tea-Time With The Dead
Shaun of The Dead
Romzomcom


Context:
Question: Which architect was known as the Wizard of the Dome?
Answer:

Answer: Buckminster Fuller

BUCKY function
World around
Buckminister fuller
Robert Buckminster Fuller
Richard buckminster fuller
Buckminster fuller
Buck Fuller
Richard Buckminster Fuller
Sunclipse
Bucky Fuller
Buckminister
World-around
R. Buckminster Fuller
Buckminster Fuller
Wizard of the Dome
Richard Buckminster “Bucky” Fuller
R Buckminster Fuller
Buckmaster Fuller
Buckminister Fuller


Context:
Question: Who had a 1963 hit with The Folk Singer?
Answer:

Answer: Tommy Roe


Context:
Question: Who wrote the political autobiography Speaking For Myself?
Answer:

Answer: Cherie Blair

Euan Blair
Cheriegate
Cherie blair
Cherie Booth Blair
Cherie Blaire
Cherie Booth QC
Cherie Blair
Cherie Booth


Context:
Question: Who played the Riddler in the original Batman TV series?
Answer:

Answer: FRANK GORSHIN


Context:
Question: "What ""pack"" of young actors starred in movies such as ""The Breakfast Club""?"
Answer:

Answer: The Brat Pack

Brat pack
Brat Pack
Brat Pack (disambiguation)
Brat Pack disambiguation
The Brat Pack


Context:
Question: In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
Answer:

Answer: THABO MBEKI

Mbeki, Thabo
President Mbeki
Thabo Mbeki
Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki
Thabo mbeki
THABO MBEKI
Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki
Zanele Mbeki


Context:
Question: Which TV creatures ate Blue String Pudding ?
Answer:

Answer: THE CLANGERS

The Soup Dragon
Clangers
Iron Chicken
The Iron Chicken
Soup Dragon
THE CLANGERS
The Clangers


Context:
Question: Name the eight member states of the Warsaw Pact treaty?
Answer:

Answer: Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,


Context:
Question: Where is the ancient game of senet traditionally played?
Answer:

Answer: On a board


Context:
Question: Behind Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas which 1978 single is the second biggest selling Christmas single of all time in the UK?
Answer:

Answer: Mary's Boy Child by Boney M


Context:
Question: What is the title of the first novel to be published in the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’ series by C S Lewis?
Answer:

Answer: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

Lion Witch and the Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe
The lion witch and the wardrobe
The lion the witch and the wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch,and The Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe
The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe
Lion witch wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe
Lion witch and the wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe
Lion the witch and the wardrobe
Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
Lion witch and wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe


Context:
Question: in 1990 which boxer became the first to knock out the previously undefeated Mike Tyson and become WBA World Champion?
Answer:

Answer: James Buster Douglas

James %22Buster%22 Douglas
James Buster Douglas
James Douglas (boxer)
Buster Douglas


Context:
Question: Stirling who was a British racing driver, who raced from 1948 to 1962 and won 212 of the 529 races he entered, including 16 Formula One Grands Prix?
Answer:

Answer: Moss

Muscopsida
Musci
Mosses
Moss culture
Moss
True mosses
Moss (botany)


Context:
Question: The Cullinan Diamond was presented to which British monarch from the people of the Transvaal?
Answer:

Answer: Edward the Seventh

Edward the Seventh
Edward the Seventh (television)


Context:
Question: Under which British monarch was Warren Hastings appointed first Governor of the Presidency of Fort William (Bengal) and the head of the Supreme Council of Bengal, effectively the first Governor-General of India?
Answer:

Answer: George III

George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland

List of titles and honours of King George III


Context:
Question: The marathon is named after a city in what country?
Answer:

Answer: Greece

Temporary Government of National Defence

Ελληνική Δημο


Context:
Question: Which of the Noble Gases takes its name from the Greek for 'hidden' ?
Answer:

Answer: KRYPTON

KRYPTON
KRYPTON (Programming Language)
KRYPTON (programming language)
KRYPTON programming language
Krypton (programming language)


Context:
Question: What sea bird has the Latin name Corvus Marinus?
Answer:

Answer: Cormorant

Phalacrocorax
Shags (birds)
Blue eyed shag
Shag (bird)
Cormorants
Cormies
Cormorant
Stictocarbo
Phalacrocoracidae


Context:
Question: Which British car did Paddy Hopkirk drive to win the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally?
Answer:

Answer: MINI COOPER (be specific)


Context:
Question: Roland Deschain is the protagonist of what series of seven fantasy books that were written between 1970 and 2004?
Answer:

Answer: The Dark Tower series by Stephen King


Context:
Question: How many dot positions are usually used in each letter of the Braille system?
Answer:

Answer: Six


Context:
Question: What pattern would be on material described as Tattersall
Answer:

Answer: Checks

Check (disambiguation)
Checked
Checkk
Checking
Check
Check (song)
Checks


Context:
Question: Because he held the earth on his shoulders, for what Greek figure did Gerardus Mercator name his book of maps?
Answer:

Answer: Atlas

Atlases
Atlas (cartography)
Atlas (geography)
The Atlases
Atlas
Atlas (book)
Atlas the book


Context:
Question: Who was the actor who played Ben the head of the Cartwright family in Bonanza
Answer:

Answer: Lorne Greene

Charles Greene, son of Lorne
The Voice of Doom
Voice of doom
Voice of Doom
Lorne Green
Lorne Greene


Context:
Question: What is the most popular ice cream flavor in America?
Answer:

Answer: Vanilla

Vanilla flavouring
Vanilla bean
French vanilla
History of vanilla
Butterscotch Vanilla
Vanilla
Vanila
Vanilla Beans
French Vanilla
Bourbon vanilla


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

Answer: Dodo

Raphus
Dodo (bird)
Didus
Dodology
Dodoor
Raphus cucullatus
Cygnus cucullatus
Gallinaceus Gallus peregrinus
White dodo
Raphus (genus)
Extinct bird dodo
Drontes
Do-Do Bird
Dodo bird
The Dodo
Mauritius Dodo
Dodos
Do-Do
Dodaars
White Dodo
Dodoers
Struthio cucullatus
Diricawl
Dodologist
Dront
Doodars
Dodo Bird
Dodo
Walghvogel
Do-do
Do do bird
Didus ineptus
White dodos
Do do
Oiseau de Nazareth
Dronte


Context:
Question: Who, c1819, wrote the poem Ode to the West Wind?
Answer:

Answer: PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY

Percy Bysse Shelley
Percy Byshe Shelley
A Gentleman of the University of Oxford
Percy Bysshe Shelley
My Aunt Margaret Nicholson
Bysshe
PB shelley
P.B. Shelley
Percy Bysshe
Percy Shelley
Elena Adelaide Shelley
A Gentleman of Oxford
The Question (Shelley)
Percy Bysshe Shelly
Percy B. Shelley
The Question (poem)
P. B. Shelley
Percy Shelly
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY


Context:
Question: Where is the strait of Strelasund?
Answer:

Answer: Baltic Sea

Mare Suevicum
Suevian Sea
Läänemeri
BalticSea
Baltic coast
Post-littorina Sea
Central Baltic Sea
Laeaenemeri
Suebian Sea
Baltic sea
Laanemeri
Ostsee
Mare Suebicum
Pollution of the Baltic Sea
The Baltic
Itämeri
Östersjön
Baltic (name)
Baltic Sea
Pollution in the Baltic Sea


Context:
Question: Basutoland is now known as what?
Answer:

Answer: Lesotho

Lestho
Lesothans
Leshoto
Lethoto
Culture of Lesotho
Lesothan
Lesotho
Kingdom of Lesotho
Administrative divisions of Lesotho
ISO 3166-1:LS
Health care in Lesotho
Losotho
Health in Lesotho
Lesoto
Kingdom of lesotho
The Kingdom of Lesotho


Context:
Question: Who directed the Michael Jackson video ‘Bad’?
Answer:

Answer: Martin Scorsese

Martin Schorsese
Martin Scorsese
Scorsezi
Martin Charles Scorsese
Scorsese, Martin
Martin Scorsesi
Martin scorcese
Martin Scorsese's
Scorseze
Marty Scorsese
Scorsese
Scorsesean
Martin Scorsese characters
Martin Scorcese
Scorcese
Martin schorsese
Martin Marcantonio Luciano Scorsese
Martin scorsese
Scorsesi


Context:
Question: At which school was Billy Bunter a pupil
Answer:

Answer: GREYFRIARS

GREYFRIARS
Greyfriars, Worcester
The Greyfriars
GreyFriars, Worcester


Context:
Question: Who was Queen of France as the wife of Henry II (who reigned for 15 years from 1547) and remained the dominant person in France after his death during the reign of 3 of her 4 sons until 1589?
Answer:

Answer: Catherine de Medici

Catherine de Médicis
Katarina de Medici
Catherine De'Medici
Joan of Volois
Catherine of Medici
Catharine de' Medici
Catherine De Medicis
Catharine de Medici
Catherine deMedicis
Catherine De'Medicis
Catherine De Medici
Catherine de Médici
Caterina de Medici
Catherine de’ Medici
Catherine De' Medici
Catherine de Medici
Medici, Catherine de'
Catherine de Medicis
Catharine di' Medici
Catherine de' Medici
Caterina di Lorenzo de' Medici
Caterina de' Medici
Caterine de'Medici
Catherine de'Medici
Katherine de Medicis


Context:
Question: What US city is called in Spanish 'The Meadows'?
Answer:

Answer: Las Vegas

Las Vegas City Council
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas
City of Las Vegas
Las Vegas (NV)
Las Vegas/Climate
Las vegas
UN/LOCODE:USLAS
Las Vegas NV
LasVegas
Vegas
Las Vegas, Nevada
Las vegas, nv
LV, NV
The City of Las Vegas
Las vagas


Context:
Question: Of which country was Cleopatra the Queen
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: There are three independent emirates in the world. United Arab Emirates and Qatar are two. Which is the third?
Answer:

Answer: KUWAIT

ISO 3166-1:KW
Kuwayt
State of Kuwait
KUWAIT
KUW
Kuwait
الكويت
Kuait
Koweit
Languages of Kuwait
Administrative divisions of Kuwait
Kowait
Subdivisions of Kuwait
Kuwaitis
Kuwet
Koweït
State Kuwait
Quwait
Kuweit
دولة الكويت


Context:
Question: What was the name of the African, American civil rights activist dubbed ‘ The first lady of civil rights ‘ who on December 1st 1955 refused to obey bus driver James Blake’s order that she gave up her seat in the coloured section of the bus to a white passenger because the white section was full ?
Answer:

Answer: ROSA PARKS

Rosa McCauley
Rosa Louise Parks
Rosa Parks
Rosa L. Parks
Death of Rosa Parks
Rose Parks
ROSA PARKS
Rosa Louise McCauley
Rosa Parkes
Rosa Lee Parks
Parks, Rosa Lee
Rosa parks
Joseph Skipper
Rosa Park


Context:
Question: On what island would you find the city of Palermo?
Answer:

Answer: Sicily

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


Context:
Question: Which now defunct newspaper was originally owned by Eddy Shah?
Answer:

Answer: Today

Today! (album)
Today (disambiguation)
To-day
Today (newspaper)
TODAY Newspaper
The Today
Today (song)
Today (show)
Today (single)
Today show (disambiguation)
Today
Today!
Today (Album)
Today Show
Today Show (disambiguation)
Today (film)
Today (album)
TODAY


Context:
Question: In astronomy, what does 'Occultation' mean?
Answer:

Answer: WHEN ONE (CELESTIAL) B


Context:
Question: The Kremlin is situated in which city?
Answer:

Answer: Moscow

Moskou
Moskow
Moscow, USSR
Moscow, Russian Federation
MOCKBA
Moscovite
Moscú
Moscova
Moscou
Moscow
Capital of Russia
RU-MOW
Architecture of Moscow
Moskva, Russia
RUMOW
Demographics of Moscow
City of Moscow
Москва
Western Moscow
UN/LOCODE:RUMOW
Moscow, Russia
Moscow (Russia)
Moscva
Moscow, Soviet Union
Mockba
Moskva (city)
Moscow, Russian SFSR
Moskva Federal City, Russia
Moscow, Russia (Federation)


Context:
Question: What is the principal language of Bulgaria?
Answer:

Answer: Bulgarian


Context:
Question: What is the name of Tokyo's seaport ?
Answer:

Answer: YOKOHAMA

横浜
Yokohama, Japan
History of Yokohama, Japan
横浜市
Yokohama Bay
Yokohama, Kanagawa
YOKOHAMA
橫濱
神奈川県横
Tsurumi-ku, Kanagawa
History of Yokohama
Yokohama-shi
Yokohama City
Yokohama


Context:
Question: Give a year in the life of artist Paul Gauguin?
Answer:

Answer: 1848-1903


Context:
Question: What was the Duke of Wellington's name
Answer:

Answer: Arthur Wellesley

Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
Arthur Wellesley
Arthur Wellesley (disambiguation)
Wellesley, Arthur


Context:
Question: In alphabetical order which English county comes last
Answer:

Answer: Wiltshire

County of Wiltshire
Mid-Wessex
Mid Wessex
County of Wilts
Wiltshire, England
Wiltshire (England)
Wilts
Wiltshire
Wiltshire County


Context:
Question: English novelist Barbara McCorquodale was better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Barbara Cartland

Barbara Hamilton Cartland
Barbara Cartland
Dame Barbara Cartland
Barbara McCorquodale
Mary Barbara Hamilton
Mary Barbara Hamilton Cartland


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

Answer: Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space

Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space


Context:
Question: What is a Gilbert Virtuo?
Answer:

Answer: Rugby ball


Context:
Question: Who was the first overseas manager to win the Premier League title?
Answer:

Answer: Arsene Wenger

Arsen Wenger
Arséne Wenger
Arsène Wenger, OBE
Arsene Wenger
Arsenal Wenger
Arsené Wenger
Arsène Wenger OBE
Arsène Wenger
Le Professsor


Context:
Question: Metz is the capital of which region of France?
Answer:

Answer: Lorraine

Lorraine (France)
Lorraine
Lorraine (disambiguation)
Lorraine, France


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

Answer: A family of typefaces


Context:
Question: In which decade were Nobel Prizes first awarded?
Answer:

Answer: 1900s


Context:
Question: What is the force that opposes the relative motion of two bodies that are in contact?
Answer:

Answer: Friction

Frictional Force
Coefficient of sliding friction
Limiting friction
Static friction
Angle of friction
Frictionless
Internal friction
Coefficient of static friction
Kinetic Friction
Frictional force
Friction physics
Sliding Friction
Static Friction
Friction angle
Starting friction
Kinetic friction
Coefficient of kinetic friction
Sliding friction
Starting Friction
Frictional coefficient
Coulomb's law of friction
Friction coefficient
Dry friction
Coefficient of friction
Dynamic friction
Friction
Contact friction
Force of friction
Friction coefficients
Coulomb friction


Context:
Question: With a total of 49 who is the England team’s all-time top try scorer?
Answer:

Answer: Rory Underwood


Context:
Question: What international organisation was created in 1958 to bring about economic integration between European nations?
Answer:

Answer: EEC

European Community pillar of the European Union


Context:
Question: Which South Wales town was formed when Margam and Aberavon combined in the 1920s?
Answer:

Answer: PORT TALBOT

Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot
Port Talbot
Porth Talbot
Portalbot
PORT TALBOT


Context:
Question: Which English singer has a pet Chihuahua called Buster?
Answer:

Answer: Cheryl Cole

Chezza
Cheryl (entertainer)
Cheryl tweedy
Chery Cole
Biffa, Plc
Cheryl (singer)
Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini
Cheryl Tweedy
Cheryl Ann Cole
Cheryl Fernandez-Versini
Cheryl Cole
Cheryl (Singer)
Tre Holloway
Cheryl Tweedy Cole


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

Answer: RAWALPINDI

Rāwalpindi, Pakistan
RawalPindi
راولپنڈی
Tench Bhata
Rawlapindi
Tench Bhatta
F.G. Sir Syed Boys Sec.
Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
Rāwalpindi
Rawlpindini
Rawal-Pindi
Rawalpindi
RAWALPINDI
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
Rawal Pindee
Rawalpindi, Punjab
Rawal Pindi
'Pindi


Context:
Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of Queen Victoria's ascension to the throne?
Answer:

Answer: LORD MELBOURNE

William Melbourne
Lord Melbourne
William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne
William Lamb Melbourne
William Lamb, Viscount Melbourne
2nd Viscount Melbourne
LORD MELBOURNE


Context:
Question: An American aided coup in Chile in 1973, deposed which President?
Answer:

Answer: SALVADOR ALLENDE

Allende Gossens
Salvador Gossens
SALVADOR ALLENDE
Allende, Salvador
Salvador Allende
Salvador Gossens Allende
Allende's last speech
Salvador Allende Gossens


Context:
Question: What was the name of two tyrants who ruled Syracuse in the 2nd century BC?
Answer:

Answer: Dionysius

Dionysios
Dionysius
Dionisios
Dionisis
Dionysius (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Often used as the official name of the Irish Prime Minister, which Gaelic word translates as chief?
Answer:

Answer: TAOISEACH (pron. tea-


Context:
Question: What Ford automobile came in any color you want - as long as it was black?
Answer:

Answer: Model T

Model-T
Model T
Tin Lizzy
Model T Ford
Ford T
Ford T Model
T ford
Fliver
Tin Lizzie
Ford t
Tin lizzie
Ford Model T
T Model
Ford Model-T


Context:
Question: Stella Rimington was the first female head of which organisation?
Answer:

Answer: MI5

Security Service (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern


Context:
Question: Who betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver?
Answer:

Answer: Judas Iscariot

Judas Iscariot
Judas iscariot
Judas ishcariot
Judas Iskariot
Judas (apostle)
Acts 1:18-20
Judas Escariot
Euangelion Ioudas
Iscariot
Judas


Context:
Question: Who was known as the ‘Waltz King’ of Vienna?
Answer:

Answer: Johann Strauss II

Strauss jnr
Johann Strauss Jnr.
Johann Strauss, the Son
Johann Strauss, Jnr
Johann Baptist Strauss Jr.
Johann Strauss, II
Johann Strauss, Jr.
Johann Strauss (son)
Johann Strauss The Younger
Johann Strauß (son)
The Waltz King
Johann Strauss II.
Johann strauss ii
Strauss II
Johann Sebastian Strauss
Johann Strauß II
Johann straus
Johan straus ii
Johan strauss ii
Johann Strauss II
Johann Strauß
Johann Strauss, the Younger
Johann strauss
Johan Strauss
Ballets by Johann Strauss II
Johann Strauss Jr
Johann Straus II
Johann Strauß II.
Johann, the Younger Strauss
Strauss junior
J. Strauss II
Johann Strauss Junior
Strauss Waltzes
Johann Strauss Jr.
Johann Strauß the Younger
Strauss the younger
Johann Strauss Jnr
Johann Strauss, Jr
Waltz King
Johann Strauss
Strauss jr
Johann Strauss the Younger


Context:
Question: What type of scientist was Wernher von Braun?
Answer:

Answer: Rocket Scientist

Aeronautical and astronautical engineering


Context:
Question: Which island produces Marsala wines?
Answer:

Answer: Sicily

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


Context:
Question: Which US actor played the title role in the television police drama ‘T J Hooker’?
Answer:

Answer: William Shatner

Gloria Rabinowitz
Star Trek (Shatnerverse Novels)
Shatastic
William Shatner
A Twist in the Tale (1998 TV series
Shatneresque
The Shat
Bill Shatner
Shatnerian
Nerine Kidd
The Shatters
Gloria Rand
Willem shatner
William Alan Shatner
Shatner, William
Will Shatner
Shatnernator
William Shatner SciFi DVD of the Month


Context:
Question: In poker, what hand do you have if all your cards are the same suit?
Answer:

Answer: Flush

Flush (disambiguation)
Flush (song)
Flush


Context:
Question: Which comic strip character was created in the early fifties by the Southport artist Frank Hampson?
Answer:

Answer: DAN DARE


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

Answer: ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS


Context:
Question: What is the most common bird in the world?
Answer:

Answer: Chicken

Domestic cock
Muff/beard
Domestic fowl
Chiken
Layer hen
Chicken legs
Chicken Tagine
Chicken (bird)
🐔
G. domesticus
Pet chicken
Bock bock
Common domestic fowl
Gallus gallus domesticus
G. gallus domesticus
Chicken (Domestic)
Pullets
Chooks
Chicken tagine
Chicken Chasseur
Domesticated chicken
Muff (chicken)
Pullet
Chickens
Chicken Drumsticks
Chicken chasseur
Domestic chicken
Chickon
Gallus domesticus
Chook
Chicket
Chicken Legs
Hen (bird)
Murgh
Chicken drumsticks
Domestic Chicken
Poulet
Chicken


Context:
Question: Which controversial mogul/celebrity/politician demanded a ban on all Muslims entering the USA in 2015?
Answer:

Answer: Donald Trump

Donald J. Trump Sr.
Donald Trump, Sr.
Trumpian
The Donald
Trump family
Barron William Trump
Donald J. Trump Signature Collection
Donald John Trump, Sr.
Donald John Trump
Donald J. Trump, Sr.
Donald Trump's
Donald Trump's Hair
Barron Trump
Donald Trump in the media
Donald trump
Donald J. Trump
Donald J Trump
Mary MacLeod Trump
Donald J Trump Men's Collection
Donald Trump in popular culture
Tiffany Trump
Trump Timepieces
The Trumpster
Donald John Trump I
Donuld Trump
Donald Drumpf
Donald Trump
Donald Trump I
Donald Trump Sr.
Donald J. Trump I
Trump Vodka
Donald J. Trump Men's Collection
Donald John Trump, Sr
Donald Trup
Donald J Trump I
Donald John Trump Sr.


Context:
Question: Of what is genuphobia a fear?
Answer:

Answer: Knees (accept Kneeling)


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, what was hanging by a single horse hair over Damacles, after swapping places with Dioysius?
Answer:

Answer: Sword

Single-edge swords
Doubleedge swords
Two edged swords
Data of the sword
List of sword parts
Single-edged swords
Blade weapon
Doubleedge sword
Twoedged swords
Double-edge sword
History of the steel sword
Medieval sword
Parts of a sword
Twoedge sword
Single edge
Sword Parts
One edge
Single edge swords
One edged
Two-edge sword
Doubleedged sword
One-edged
Double-edge
Blade weapons
Twoedge swords
Two-edged swords
⚔
Sword belt
Two-edged sword
One edged sword
Single edged swords
Singleedge swords
Bladed weapons
Two-edges
European sword
One edged swords
Double edges
Two-edged
Oneedged swords
Doubleedges
Singleedge sword
Single-edge
Doubleedged
Two edge sword
Twoedges
Swords
Double-edge swords
Single-edges
Twoedge
Single-edge sword
Double edged
Twoedged
Two edge swords
Parts of the sword
Double edged sword
Oneedge
One-edge
Oneedged
Two-edge swords
Singleedges
Double-edged
Double-edges
Singleedged sword
Singleedged
Single edged sword
Two edge
Oneedged sword
Singleedge
Training sword
Two edged sword
Double-edged swords
Singleedged swords
One-edged swords
European medieval sword
Doubleedged swords
Sword (weapon)
Sword
Two-edge
Single edge sword
Double edge sword
Double edged swords
Sword blades
Twoedged sword
Double-edged sword
Double edge swords
Doubleedge
Medieval European sword
Single edged
Two edged
Single edges
One-edged sword
Two edges


Context:
Question: Singer and musician Gordon Sumner is better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Sting

Sting (pain)
Sting (disambiguation)
Stings
Stinging
Sting


Context:
Question: Which US singing duo started out under the names Caesar and Cleo?
Answer:

Answer: Sonny and Cher

Sonny and Cher
Caesar and Cleo
Sonny and cher
Sonny & Cher
Sonny & Cher Tours
Sonny And Cher


Context:
Question: In what year was the first episode of Doctor Who broadcast? 1959, 1963 or 1967?
Answer:

Answer: 1963

one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-three


Context:
Question: Who made Victor Krum's wand?
Answer:

Answer: Gregorovitch

List of characters in the harry potter books

Complete List of Murdered Harry Potter Characters

List of characters in the Harry Potter books


Context:
Question: In 2006, who became the second basketball player to score over 80 points in an NBA game?
Answer:

Answer: Kobe Bryant

Kobe (C) Bryant
KB24
Nba allstar 2007 mvp
Kobe time
Kobe Bean Bryant
Kobe Bryant
Kobe Byrant
Kobe b
Bryant, Kobe
Kobe Bryant's 81-point game
Kode bryant
Coby Bryant
Vanessa Laine Bryant
Vanessa Laine
Kobe bryant philanthropy
Gianna Bryant
Kobe bryant
Kobe Bryant's 81 point game
Kobe Bryant(song)
Kobe Bryant (song)


Context:
Question: On which river is Shrewsbury?
Answer:

Answer: Severn

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


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

Answer: King Zog of Albania

Mbreti Zog
Ahmet Zogolli
King Zogu I
Ahmed Zog
Skanderbeg III
Zog, King of Albania
Zogu of Albania
Zog I, King of Albania
Ahmed Zogu
Zog I of Albania
Zogu I
Zog of the Albanians
King Zogu
King Zog I
Zog I, King of the Albanians
Ahmed beg Zogu Zog I
Zog I
Amet Zogu
King Zog
King Zog of Albania
Ahmed Bey Zogu
Ahmet Zogu
Ahmet Bej Zogu
Zog of Albania
Ahmet Muhtar Bej Zogol
Ahmed Bey Zegu
Zogu
King Zog I.
Ahmet Zog


Context:
Question: In what year did Edward Vlll abdicate?
Answer:

Answer: 1936

one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-six


Context:
Question: Gary, Jason, Mark and Howard are all members of which British band?
Answer:

Answer: Take That

Take that
Take That!
Take That
TAKE THAT


Context:
Question: Mathematical Formulae - What is the mathematical formula for the area of a circle?
Answer:

Answer: A = pi r2


Context:
Question: Which entertainer had a gospel minister character called Brother Lee Love?
Answer:

Answer: Kenny Everett


Context:
Question: Kiel and Lübeck are cities in which German state?
Answer:

Answer: SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN

Lütt-Witt Moor
Sleswick-Holsatia
Slesvig-Holsten
Schleswig-Holstein
Sleswick-Holstein
Schleswig–Holstein
Slesvig-Holstein
Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)
Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Sleswig-Holsteen
SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN
Schleswig Holstein


Context:
Question: In which European capital city are the Hofburg Imperial Palace and St Stephen's Cathedral to be found?
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
VIENNA


Context:
Question: In which children?s cartoon series have you 'gotta catch em all'?
Answer:

Answer: POKEMON

The Legendary Bird Pokemon
PkMn
Pogeyman
Nuzlocke (Challenge)
Pokémon Dollar
Fallarbor Town
Pokémon Mystery Club
Fortree City
POKéMON
Japan Pokemon
Hajitsuge Taun
Grapefruit Islands
Pokémon Cultural influence
POKEMON
Jagged Pass
Fubata town
Hiwamaki Shiti
Cherry grove city
Pokimon
Pokemon miniseries
Poke-Mon
Pokemen
Pokemon Dollar
Pokayman
Pokemon Online
Pokéman
PokÉmon
Ecruteak
Pokemon on the Wii
Pokémon Characteristics
Pokmon
Fuen Taun
Poke Flute
Rare pokemon
Pokemon in popular culture
Pokemon Fans
Bulbagarden
Gotta catch em all
Poké Flute
Pokémon in popular culture
Hajitsuge Town
Poketto Monsuta
Pokemon drawing
Poekmon
Desert Ruins
Cave of Origin
Pocketmonsters
Fuen Town
Pocket Monsters (series)
Pokémon Online
Nuzlocke
Ilex Forest
Cianwood Island
Pokémon species
List of legendary Pokémon
PokeMon
Pokemon species
Evergrande City
Pokemob
Nuzlocke (challenge)
Pokemon NetBattle
Hiwamaki City
Pokemon
Pokemon Characteristics
Pokemom
Pockemon
Pocket monsters
Pocket Monster
Pokemon League
ポケットモンスター
Poketto Monsutā
Poketto Monsutaa
Pokermon
Guren Island
Pokemon.com
Pokémon franchise
Pokamon
Goldenrod City
Cianwood City
Dewford Town
Pokaymans
Ever Grande City
Iron Island
Pokaymons
Pokemans
Pokeymon
Foento City
Pokemon Cultural influence
Poketto Monsuta-
ポケモン,
Pocket Monsters
Goldenrod Radio Tower
Pok%60emon
Pokeman
Pokemon Mystery Club
PKMN
Pogeymanz
ポケモン
POKÉMON
Pokèmon
Pocket Mon
Pokemon!
Fiore Region
Pokaymon
Pokémon USA Inc.
Pokeymans
Island Cave
Pkmn
Pokemon franchise
Pokémon on the Wii
Pokémon drawing
Pocket Mon.
Pocket mon
Poke'mon
Pokemon forms
Pokemaniac
Pokiemon
Pokemonz
Pokémon
Pocket mon.
Pokemons
Dewford town
Ty Moore
POKeMON
Pokemon USA Inc.
Granite Cave
The pokemon world
PokéMon
Pokemanz
Hakutai City
Bulbapedia
The pokémon world
Cherrygrove City
Gotta catch 'em all!
Pkmon
Futaba town
Cianwood City (Cianwood Island)


Context:
Question: Made in Scotland what type of beverage is Rock Rose
Answer:

Answer: Gin

Mothers ruin
List of gins
List of gin brands
London Dry Gin
GIN
Gins
Gin


Context:
Question: The Old Faithful geyser is in which American national park?
Answer:

Answer: Yellowstone

Yellowstone National Park Archives
Yellowstone History
Yellow Stone
Yellowstone Act
Yellowstone Park
Yellow Stone National Park
Yellowstone National Parc
Mallard Lake trail
Yellowstone climate
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park, WY
Yellowstone NP
Yellowstone National Park, Montana
Yellowstone National park
Yellowstone Nationa Park
Yellowstone National Park


Context:
Question: Give a year in the life of Miguel Cervantes, Spanish novelist, poet and playwright?
Answer:

Answer: 1547-1616


Context:
Question: What was promoted as “the cream of Manchester” in a series of 90s ads?
Answer:

Answer: BODDINGTON’S beer


Context:
Question: "Who plays the girlfriend, then wife of Michael Corleone in the 1972 film ""The Godfather""?"
Answer:

Answer: DIANE KEATON

List of awards and nominations received by Diane Keaton


Context:
Question: The film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, is based on a short story by whom?
Answer:

Answer: F Scott Fitzgerald

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


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

Answer: Code Napolon


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

Answer: Congregation

Congregants
Congregations
Religious Congregation
The congregation
Congregation
Congregation (worship)
Congregation (disambiguation)
The english congregation


Context:
Question: In the Old Testament of the Bible who was the father of David?
Answer:

Answer: Jesse

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


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

Answer: Water clock

Water-clock
Water Clock
Water clocks
Clepsydra (clock)
Water clock
Waterclock
Water powered clocks
Waterclocks
Water powered clock
Water-powered clock


Context:
Question: Whose single I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus sold three million copies in 1952 ?
Answer:

Answer: JIMMY BOYD


Context:
Question: On a standard keyboard what symbol appears above the number 3?
Answer:

￡
£
₤
Pound symbol
GBP sign
Lira sign
Pound character
Pound sign


Context:
Question: What is the capital of the French region of Burgundy?
Answer:

Answer: DIJON


Context:
Question: What award is given for a wound in the American forces
Answer:

Answer: Purple Heart

Purple Heart
Pruple heart
Purple Heart, Order of the
Purple heart
Order of the Purple Heart
Purple heart winners
Purple Heart Medal
Purple-Heart


Context:
Question: "Which American vocalist (described by the British newspaper ""The Guardian"" as ""one of the greatest voices of her generation"") whose repertoire included jazz, blues, folk, gospel and pop, was unknown outside Washington, D.C., until after she died of melanoma in 1996?"
Answer:

Answer: Eva Cassidy


Context:
Question: What trophy is played for at the US Superbowl?
Answer:

Answer: The Lombardi Trophy

World Championship Game Trophy
Vince Lombardy Trophy
Superbowl trophy
Super bowl trophy
The Lombardi Trophy
Lombardi Trophy
Vince Lombardi Trophy


Context:
Question: In chemistry, what are elements called when they have a greater atomic number than uranium?
Answer:

Answer: TRANSURANIC

Transuranium
Transuranic
Super heavy element
Transuranium Elements
Super-heavy atom
Superheavy atom
Transuranic nuclides
Transfermium
Transuranium Element
Transuranide
Super heavy atom
TRANSURANIC
Transuranium elements
Transuranic radionuclides
Transuranic element
Transplutonium elements
Transfermium element
Transuranium element
Superheavy element
Transfermium elements
Transuranic elements
Transplutonium element


Context:
Question: The London restaurant Le Gavroche is run by which chef?
Answer:

Answer: Michel (Albert) Roux


Context:
Question: In 2001, Dennis Tito paid a reported $20 million to be the first tourist to go where?
Answer:

Answer: Space

Space
Spacial
Physical space
Space (astronomy)
Three-Space
Space (physics)
Three-space
Space (philosophy)
Geometrical space


Context:
Question: Which song begins If I was a sculptor but then again no
Answer:

Answer: Your Song

Your Song
Your Song (Ellie Goulding song)
Your Song (Ellie Goulding Song)
Your song
Your Song (song)
I hope you don't mind


Context:
Question: Whose 2014 best-selling novel ‘Be Careful What You Wish For’ is the fourth in the Clifton Chronicles series?
Answer:

Answer: Jeffrey Archer

Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer of Weston


Context:
Question: "In September 2010, why did Chen Xiaomei of the city of Xian announce that she was suing a cinema and film distributors of Chinese box office hit ""Aftershock""?"
Answer:

Answer: Wasting her time


Context:
Question: Who wrote the book 'LA Confidential'?
Answer:

Answer: JAMES ELROY


Context:
Question: In politics and economics, ‘what’ Wednesday refers to 16th September 1992, when the British government was forced to withdraw the pound sterling from the European Rate Mechanism, after they were unable to keep it above its agreed lower limit?
Answer:

Answer: Black Wednesday

List of Black Wednesdays
Black Wednesday (disambiguation)
Erm crisis
White Wednesday
ERM crisis
UK currency crisis
Black Wednesday
White wednesday
Black wednesday


Context:
Question: K is the chemical symbol for what?
Answer:

Answer: Potassium

K (element)
Potassium compounds
Potassium metal
Potasium
Koal
Potassium
K(+)
Potassium ion
Element 19
Potassium Metabolism
Kalium
Potassium in nutrition and human health


Context:
Question: Name the 1994 movie and character/actor that features the quote “Nobody’s gonna hurt anybody. We’re gonna be like three little Fonzies here. And what’s Fonzie like? Come on Yolanda what’s Fonzie like? ”
Answer:

Answer: Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield


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

Answer: The Kunlun Mountains

Mt. Kunlun
Kunlun Shan
Kunlun mountains
Arkatag
The Kunlun Mountains
Kuen-Lun
Kunlun Range
Kuen-lun
Kunlun Mountains (China and India)
Mount Kunlun
K'un-lun Mountains
Kuen-Lun mountain range
Kwenlun Mountains
Kunlun Mountains
Kun-Lun mountain range
Kunlun Mountains (Asia)
Kun Lun Mountains
Kuen Lun
Kunlun Mountain
Kuenlun


Context:
Question: Novelist Patricia Cornwell has accused the painter Walter Sickert of being which notorious criminal?
Answer:

Answer: JACK THE RIPPER

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


Context:
Question: What was the former name of Manchester airport ?
Answer:

Answer: RINGWAY

Ringway (disambiguation)
Ringway
RINGWAY


Context:
Question: Who wrote the Buddy Holly hit 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore'?
Answer:

Answer: PAUL ANKA

بول مصطفى عبد
Paul Anka Filmography
Paul Mustapha Abdi Anka
Paul A. Anka
Paul Anka
PAUL ANKA
Paul Anka filmography
Paul Albert Anka


Context:
Question: Which leader of a British coalition Government became the first Earl of Dwfor?
Answer:

Answer: DAVID LLOYD-GEOR

David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George

David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd George of


Context:
Question: August 17, 1908 saw the opening of what public farmers market, the longest continually running public farmers market in the US?
Answer:

Answer: Pike Place Market

Pike Place Preservation and Development Authority

Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority


Context:
Question: In which Thomas Hardynovel does the character 'John Loveday' appear?
Answer:

Answer: 'THE TRUMPET MAJOR'

'THE TRUMPET MAJOR'
Trumpet major
Trumpet Major


Context:
Question: Which team recently knocked Manchester City out of this season's Capital One Cup?
Answer:

Answer: ASTON VILLA

Aston Villa
Aston Villa F.C
Aston Villa FC
Villa News and Record
Aston villa
AVFC
Aston Villa F C
Aston vil
Aston Villa F. C.
Aston Villa Football Club
Villa football club
Aston Villa Hall of Fame
Aston Villa F.C.
ASTON VILLA


Context:
Question: Which Asian country has the Tugrik as its currency?
Answer:

Answer: Mongolia

Бүгд Найрамда

Mongolia national amateur boxing athletes

Даяар Монгол


Context:
Question: What was the home ground of Leyton Orient called before it became the Matchroom Stadium?
Answer:

Answer: Brisbane Road

Brisbane Road Stadium
Brisbane Road
Matchroom Stadium
The Matchroom Stadium


Context:
Question: What was the (2011 reported) average annual salary of a UK ('county') Council Chief Executive?
Answer:

Answer: £186k


Context:
Question: Which was the last palindromic Grand National winner?
Answer:

Answer: OXO


Context:
Question: Ari Folman's acclaimed 2008 film was 'Waltz with...' whom?
Answer:

Answer: Bashir

Bashir
Basheer (disambiguation)
Basheer
Bashir (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which family of insects has species named 'drivers', 'weavers', 'and even individuals called 'soldiers'?
Answer:

Answer: Ant

History of ants
Giant ant
Ant trail
Worker ant
Drone Ant
Ants
Formicidae
Ant
Ants communication
Ergate
Ant trails
🐜


Context:
Question: In January 1971, Idi Amin deposed Milton Obote in a coup to become President of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Uganda

Ugandese
Ugandans
Republic of uganda
Ouganda
ISO 3166-1:UG
Republic of Uganda
People of Uganda
Ugandan people
Uganda
Ugandan
The Republic of Uganda


Context:
Question: Which international treaties of 1899 and 1907 cover the use of weapons in war?
Answer:

Answer: Hague Conventions

Hague conventions
The Hague Convention
Hague Conventions
Hague Convention (disambiguation)
Hague Convention
Hague convention
Haig convention


Context:
Question: Complete the sequence: Johnson, Nixon, Ford....?
Answer:

Answer: JIMMY CARTER

James Earl Carter Jr.
James Carter, Jr
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
Carter, Jimmy
James Earl Carter, Jr
Jimmie Carter
Jimmie Carter Jr.
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
Jimmy Carter, Jr
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
Carter, James Earl
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
James E. Carter, Jr.
Jimmy Carter Junior
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,
President Carter
Jimmy Carter Jr
Jimmie Carter, Jr.
Carter, James Earl %22Jimmie
Why not the best
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr
Jimmie Carter, Junior
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr
Jimmy carter
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,
James Earl Carter Jr
President carter
Jimi Carter
Jimmy Earl Carter
James Carter, Jr.
James Earl Carter Junior
Carter, James Earl %22Jimmy%
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,
39th President of the United States
President Jimmy Carter
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter
James Earl Carter
James Earl (Jimmy) Carter
James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter
Jimmy Carter
James Earl Carter, Junior
James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Junior
Jimmie Carter Junior
Why Not the Best
James E. Carter
Jimmie Carter, Jr
Jimmy Carter, Jr.
Jimmy Carter, Junior
James Earl Carter, Jr.
Jimmie Carter Jr
James %22Jimmy%22 Carter
Jimmy E. Carter
Carter, Jimmie
Jimmy Carter Jr.
JIMMY CARTER
James Earle Carter
James E. Carter Jr.


Context:
Question: In the Bible to whom did God give the Ten Commandments?
Answer:

Answer: Moses

Moshe Rabeinu
מֹשֶׁה �
موسىٰ
Moshe Rabbeinu
Moses our Teacher
Moses
Names of Moses
Mozes
Móshe
Mōšé
موسى
Saint Moses
Moses our Rabbi
Religion of Moses and Israel
Criticism of Moses
Israelite Moses
Mosaic law (disambiguation)
Moses in Christianity
Mosus
Mosheh
Moshe Rabbenu
מֹשֶׁה


Context:
Question: Who in 1980, aged 14, from Bolton, England, became the youngest International Master in the history of chess?
Answer:

Answer: NIGEL SHORT

Nigel David Short
Nigel D Short
Nigel D. Short
Nigel Short
Short, Nigel
Nigel Short (chess grandmaster)
NIGEL SHORT


Context:
Question: The Naismith Award is presented in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Basket ball

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


Context:
Question: Pascua is Spanish for which holiday?
Answer:

Answer: Easter – Holy Week


Context:
Question: If something is hamiform it is shaped like a ‘what’?
Answer:

Answer: Hook


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

Answer: ZAMBIA

Zamibia
People of Zambia
Zambian cuisine
Zambians
Culture of Zambia
Etymology of Zambia
Zambia
Health care in Zambia
ISO 3166-1:ZM
Republic Of Zambia
Cuisine of Zambia
Sport in Zambia
ZAMBIA
Republic of Zambia
Zambian people
Name of Zambia


Context:
Question: Who, after marrying in 1791, and living in Naples, became the mistress of Lord Nelson, having his child, Horatia, in 1803?
Answer:

Answer: Lady Emma Hamilton

Lady Hamilton Emma
Lady Emma Hamilton
Lady Hamilton
Emma Lyon
Emma Hamilton
Emma Hart
Emma, Lady Hamilton


Context:
Question: Which visitor attraction is in Exploration Drive, Leicester?
Answer:

Answer: National Space Centre

National Space Centre
The National Space Centre
National Space Centre of England
Leicester Space Centre


Context:
Question: What popular opera, penned by George Bizet, is a story about a female cigarette factory worker?
Answer:

Answer: Carmen

Les tringles des sistres tintaient
Carmen opera
Escamillo
CARMEN
Carmen (opera)
Carmen
Carmen by George Bizet


Context:
Question: What relationship does T S Eliot have to toilets?
Answer:

Answer: Anagram

Rearranged word
Anagrammer
Anagram program
Anigram
Anagram
Anagram solver
Rearranged words
Smaismrmilmepoetale
Anagrammatic


Context:
Question: In which Verdi opera do the gypsies sing the 'Anvil Chorus'?
Answer:

Answer: Il Trovatore

Dei miei bollenti spiriti
II Trovatore
Azucena (gypsy)
Le trouvère
The Troubador
Leonora (Il trovatore)
Il Trovatore
Il trovatore


Context:
Question: Summer Olympic sports are divided into categories based on popularity and the potential in generating revenue. As of 2014, only 3 sports are in Category A. They are athletics, aquatics, and what else?
Answer:

Answer: Gymnastics

Freestyle gymnastics
General gymnastics
Gymnastikos
Gymnastic
Modern gymnastics
Gymnast
Dismount
Men's Gymnastics
Gymnasts
Gymnastics


Context:
Question: Which country is bordered by Cambodia and Laos to the west and China to the north?
Answer:

Answer: Vietnam

Độc lập - t
Cộng Hòa Xã Hộ
越南社會主義
ISO 3166-1:VN
SRVN
VIETNAM
CHXHCN Vietnam
Viet Nam Socialist Repub
SRoV
S.R. Vietnam
Languages of Viet Nam
Communist Vietnam
Red Vietnam (modern)
Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc
People's Republic of Vietnam
VietNam
Việtnam
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam
Yue Nan
Viêtnam
Độc lập, t
SR Vietnam
Yuenan
Vietman
Vietnarm
Viet nam
Veitnam
Languages of Vietnam
Viêt Nam
Vietnam
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Ngh
Etymology of Vietnam
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc
Cộng hòa Xã hộ
Viet-Nam
Viet Nam
Vjet-Namo
Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu ngh
Vietnamese Republic
Việt Nam


Context:
Question: In what film would you have seen a sword fight on the Cliffs of Insanity?
Answer:

Answer: The Princess Bride

Count Tyrone Rugen
Kermit Shog
Florin city
Princess Bride
Indigo montoya
Tyrone Rugen
Rodents of unusual size
The Princess Bride
Princess bride
Prince Humperdink
Fezzik
Lightning sands
Miracle Max
Count Rugen
The Cliffs of Insanity
Cliffs of Insanity
Buttercup's baby
Green speckled recluse
Vizzini (The Princess Bride)
R-O-U-S
Princess Buttercup
Fire swamp
The princess bride
Prince Humperdinck
The brute squad
Indigo Montoya


Context:
Question: Who directed the 1966 film 'A Countess from Hong Kong?
Answer:

Answer: CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Roy Export Company Establishment
Charlie Chaplain
Charlie Chaplan
Charlie Chaplin
Charles chaplin
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Charles Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin
CharlieChaplin
Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin
Sir Charlie Chaplin
Sir Charles Chaplin
Chaplinian
Charile Chaplin
Charlie chaplin


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

Answer: THE HAMMER

BFBB
SpongeBob SquarePants:Battle for
SpongeBall
Duplicatotron 3000
Tubelet
Golden spatula
Chomp-Bot
SpongeBall Arena
Shiny objects
Bubble Bowl
Bubble Bounce
Arf Dawg
Throw Fruit
SpongeBot SteelPants
Spongebob SquarePants: Battle for B
Spongebob squarepants: Battle for B
Golden spatulas
Robo-Plankton
Tar-Tar
Bzzt-Bot
Cruise Bubble
SpongeBob squarepants: Battle for B
Bomb-Bot
THE HAMMER
Thunder Tiki
Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for B
Kah-Rah-Tae!
SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle for B
Robo-Sandy
SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom
Robo-Patrick
Battle for Bikini Bottom
Spongebob battle for bikini bottom
Ham-Mer
Freeze Fruit
Shiny object
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for B
Stone Tiki
SpongeBob: The Battle for Bikini
Shh Tiki


Context:
Question: The character 'Jaws' featured in two James Bond films. Which are they?
Answer:

Answer: Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved


Context:
Question: In which country are the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage?
Answer:

Answer: Tunisia

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


Context:
Question: Who famously raised wages to $5/day so that his workers could afford the product they were producing?
Answer:

Answer: Henry Ford

Fordian
Henry Ford, Sr.
Ford (person)
Henry Ford the first
$5 Day
Five Dollar Day
Henry Ford I
Henry Ford
Ford, Henry
Henry ford


Context:
Question: Which US President succeeded Grover Cleveland in 1889 and was succeeded by Cleveland in 1893?
Answer:

Answer: BENJAMIN HARRISON

B. Harrison Administration
Benjamin Harrison, VI
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison administration
Harrison, Benjamin
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Benjamin Harrison (1833-1901)
Presidency of Benjamin Harrison
23rd President of the United States
Benjamin Harrison Administration
Benjamin Harrison VIII
Ben Harrison Law School
President Benjamin Harrison


Context:
Question: "Which Czechoslovakian composer studied his native folk music and incorporated it into his work, including the opera ""Jenufa""?"
Answer:

Answer: Leos Jancek


Context:
Question: Kia Motors Corporation is nearly one-third owned by which other Asian company?
Answer:

Answer: HYUNDAI Motor Company

현대자동
Drive your way
Hyundai Motor Corporation
HYUNDAI Motor Company
Hyundai Motor Co.
Hyundai Motor
Hyundai - Drive your way
Hyundai Auto Canada Inc.
Hyundai-Kia Group
Hyundai Motor Company
Hyundai (automobile)
Hyundai Translead
The Hyundai Motor Company
Hyundai (car)
Hyundai Motors
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech


Context:
Question: In which month of the year does pheasant shooting legally begin?
Answer:

Answer: OCTOBER

Ocotber October 8ber ㋉ Oct. OCTOBER Roctober


Context:
Question: Which of the Queen's horses won the 2013 Ascot Gold Cup?
Answer:

Answer: Estimate

Estimated
Overestimate
Estimating
Calculated guess
Estimate
Estimation


Context:
Question: Who released a 2011 album entitled ‘Born This Way’?
Answer:

Answer: Lady Gaga

Little Monsters (social networking site)


Context:
Question: Which wild life quiz show was hosted by Henry Kelly
Answer:

Answer: Monkey Business

Monkey business
Monkey Business (disambiguation)
Monkey Business (song)
Monkey Business (film)
Monkey Business


Context:
Question: If you were studying Iatrology what would you be studying?
Answer:

Answer: Science of Medicine


Context:
Question: The characters Denisov and Dolokhov appear in which famous novel?
Answer:

Answer: War and Peace

War+Peace
War and peace
Maria Bolkonskaya
Marya Bolkosky
Voyná i mir
War and Peace
Andrey Bolkonsky
War & Peace
War 'n' Peace
Petya Ilyitch Rostov
Maria Bolkonsky
War 'n Peace
Pierre Besouchoff
War n' Peace
Count Nikolay Rostov
Voina i Mir
Война и мир
Princess Marya
War n Peace
Sonya Rostov
Voyna i mir
War And Peace
War and Peace (novel)
War and Society
Guerre et Paix
War + Peace


Context:
Question: What international event held at the end of each year, featuring some of the world's best racing and rally drivers, was first co-organised in 1988 by former rally driver Michle Mouton?
Answer:

Answer: Race of champions

ROC Nations Cup 2006
Race Of Champions
Race of Champions
The Race of Champions
ROC Nations Cup
Race of champions


Context:
Question: In Roman mythology, who was the god of war?
Answer:

Answer: Mars

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


Context:
Question: "The former Tory Home Secretary Reginald Maudling is quoted as saying, ""For God's sake bring me a large scotch. What a bloody awful country"". To where was he referring ?"
Answer:

Answer: NORTHERN IRELAND

The Norn Iron
Irland du nord
NORTHERN IRELAND
Irlanda del Norte
Norrn Iron
Geography of Northern Ireland
North Ireland
Northern ireland
Governance of Northern Ireland
Ireland (Northern Ireland)
The North of Ireland
N. Ireland
Northern Ireland, UK
The Northern Ireland
6 counties
N Ireland
Ulster (UK)
Six counties
Northeast of Ireland
North ireland
Northern Ireland assembly and Executive
Nothern Irish
Tuaisceart Eireann
North of ireland
Nothern Ireland
Na Sé Contaethe
Norlin Airlan
Northern irish
Northern Irish politics
Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Norn iron
Norlin Airlann
Northern Ireland (UK)
Norn Iron
Na Se Contaethe
Northern Ireland Assembly and Executive
Norn Irn
Northern Ireland's national anthem
National anthem of Northern Ireland
Ulster (occupied)
Communications in Northern Ireland
Norn Ireland
Ireland (north)
The Occupied 6 Counties
Northern Ireland
Tuaisceart Éireann
North of Ireland


Context:
Question: Which renowned explorer was killed while searching for Umberto Nobile and his airship 'Italia' in 1928?
Answer:

Answer: ROALD AMUNDSEN

Raoul Amundsen
Roald Engelbregt Gravning A
Amudsen
Roald Engelbrecht Gravning Amun
ROALD AMUNDSEN
Roald Amundsen
Amundsen


Context:
Question: Which Bond villain has been played by Telly Savalas, Donald Pleasance, Charles Gray, and Max Von Sydow?
Answer:

Answer: BLOFELD

Blofeldian
Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Dr. Guntram Shatterhand
BLOFELD
Dr. Blofeld
Ernst Blofeld
Dr Blofeld
Blofeld Trilogy
Blofeld


Context:
Question: What term is used for leaves which have several colours?
Answer:

Answer: Variegated

Variegate
Variegations
Variegated plant
Variegation
Variegated


Context:
Question: Who hosts the TV quiz show 'Cleverdicks'?
Answer:

Answer: Ann Widdecombe

Anne Widdecombe
Anne Widdecomb
Ann Noreen Widdecombe
Ann Widdicombe
Ann Widdecombe
Ann WiddIcombe
Ann Widdecombe versus prostitution


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

Answer: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro
BRRIO
Rio de Janiero
UN/LOCODE:BRRIO
Río de Jeneiro
Rio di Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro (city)
Rio, Brazil
Rio de Janero
Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
Rio Janeiro
Río de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de janeiro
Rio de Janeiro city
Río de Janeiro
R. Janeiro
Rio-de-Janeiro
Rio de janero
R Janeiro
Rio de Jainero
River of January
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janerio
Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janiero, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Rio De Janiero
Rio de Janeiro City
Rio De Janeiro
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
The Marvelous City
Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro
Rio de janerio
January River


Context:
Question: In which county is Wentworth golf course
Answer:

Answer: Surrey

Services for Young People in Surrey County Council


Context:
Question: What name was given to the floating harbours used on D-Day?
Answer:

Answer: Mulberries

Mulberry tea
Mulberry trees
Mulberries
Mullberry
Mulbery
Moriculture
Mulberry
Morus (plant)
Mulberry tree
Mulberry Tree


Context:
Question: How many American states were there at the beginning of the twentieth century?
Answer:

Answer: 45


Context:
Question: Name the capital city of the Canadian Province of British Columbia?
Answer:

Answer: VICTORIA

CIVI-TV
A Victoria
A-Channel Vancouver Island
A-Victoria
CTV Two Vancouver Island
A-Channel Victoria
CIVI-DT-2
VICTORIA
CTV Vancouver Island
A Vancouver Island
'A' Vancouver
%22A%22 Vancouver
%22A%22 Vancouver Island
'A' Vancouver Island
CIVI-DT
The New VI
CTV Two Victoria
'A' Victoria
CIVI
%22A%22 Victoria


Context:
Question: In what month is the Munich Oktoberfest beer festival held?
Answer:

Answer: September

Setember
Sept.
7ber
Sep.
September
㋈
Septilis
Spetember
September 31
31 September
Mean Fomhair
Septemer


Context:
Question: First proposed by H.G. Wells in a 1903 story, what military staple saw its first action during the Battle of the Somme, September 1916?
Answer:

Answer: The Tank

NRODT
National Review
The National Review Online
National Weekly
National Review Online
The National Review
The Tank


Context:
Question: In which ocean are the Canary Islands?
Answer:

Answer: Atlantic

Sea of Atlas
The Pond
Ethiopic Ocean
Across the pond
North Atlantic
The Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic ocean
Northern Atlantic
Altantic Ocean
Atlantis Thalassa
Atlantic basic
The pond
Atlantic basin
Atlantic
Atlantic Oceans
Occidental Ocean
Ethiopian Ocean
North Atlantic fisheries
Atlantic Basic
North-East Atlantic
Atlantic Basin
Atlantic ocean
Atlantic (ocean)
Antlantic Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean
Oceanvs Occidentalis
Atlantic Ocean
Central Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Atlantic
North Atlantic Ocean
Altantic ocean
Atlantic coast


Context:
Question: In which year did Brookside first appear on Channel 4?
Answer:

Answer: 1982

one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two


Context:
Question: What battle of the Middle Ages fought on Saint Crispin's Day has been immortalized by a speech that references the day in a Shakespearean history play?
Answer:

Answer: Battle of Agincourt (1415)

Battle of Agincourt (1415)
The Battle of Agincourt
Battle of Agincourt
Battle Agincourt
Battle Of Agincourt
Battle of Azincourt
Battle of agincourt


Context:
Question: What is the second most common word in written English?
Answer:

Answer: Of

O F
Of
O.F.
OF
O.f.
Of.
OF (disambiguation)
Of (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: “Instrument for measuring the humidity of air or gas.” A definition of what?
Answer:

Answer: HYGROMETER

Wet-and-dry-bulb therm
Assman psychrometer
Wet-and-dry bulb thermometer
Psychrometer
Chilled mirror hygrometer
Sling psychrometer
Moisture sensor
Wet and dry bulb thermometer
Whirling hygrometer
HYGROMETER
Humidity probe
Humidity meter
Hygrometer


Context:
Question: Who has been announced as the next presenter of QI?
Answer:

Answer: SANDI TOKSVIG

SANDI TOKSVIG
Sandy Toksvig
Sandi Toksvig


Context:
Question: Made in Cornwall, Yarg cheese is wrapped in what?
Answer:

Answer: NETTLES

Large-leaved Nettle
NETTLES
Nettle (disambiguation)
Old Granny Sweat Weed
Nettles


Context:
Question: Who won the award for the Best Actor at the 2015 BAFTA film awards
Answer:

Answer: Eddie Redmayne

Eddie redmayne
Edward Redmayne
Eddie Redmayne


Context:
Question: What is found in a thesaurus?
Answer:

Answer: Synonyms and antonyms of words


Context:
Question: What is the name of the Japanese dish of bite-sized pieces of raw fish served with dipping sauces, vegetables and wasabi?
Answer:

Answer: Sashimi


Context:
Question: The word milieu refers to a person's?
Answer:

Answer: Social environment

Sociocultural context
Cultural environment
Environment (sociology)
Social environments
Social enviroment
Social environment
Social setting
Social context


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

Answer: River Jordan

Nahr Al-Urdun
Yardein
Jordan River (symbolic)
Jordan River
Jordan River Valley
The Jordan
Jordan river
River jordon
Ha-Yarden
Jordan (river)
River Jordan
The River Jordan
Jordan river Valley
Jordan River (symbolism)


Context:
Question: What is commemorated in Great Britain by Trafalgar Day every 21 October, and by the name of Trafalgar Square in London?
Answer:

Answer: A 19th century sea battle


Context:
Question: What can be a river, a sportswear company, or a university?
Answer:

Answer: Columbia

Columbia
Columbia (municipality)
Columbia (song)
Columbia automobile
Columbia (yacht)
Columbia (disambiguation)
Columbia (town)


Context:
Question: The hammer and the anvil are two of the bones of the middle ear. What is the third?
Answer:

Answer: Stapes acc STIRRUP


Context:
Question: Which US president, who had a birthday on August 19, was born in Hope, Arkansas?
Answer:

Answer: William Jefferson Clinton

US President Bill Clinton
Buddy (Clinton's dog)
William Jefferson Blythe III
President Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton's Post Presidency
Bill Blythe IV
42nd President of the United States
Clintonesque
Klin-ton
Willy Clinton
Bill Klinton
William Jefferson Blythe IV
Bill Clinton%5C
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The MTV President
Bill Clinton's sex scandals
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William Blythe III
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MTV president
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William J. Blythe III
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William J Clinton
Virginia Clinton Kelly
Bubba Clinton
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William J. Blythe
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MTV President
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Bill Clinton's Post-Presidency
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Virginia Cassidy Blythe
Willam Jefferson Blythe III
Virginia Kelly
William Jefferson %22Bill%22 Clinton
William %22Bill%22 Clinton
Bil Clinton
@billclinton


Context:
Question: What is the name of the assembly of cardinals for the election of a pope?
Answer:

Answer: Conclave

Election of the Pope
Papal conclave
Sacred Conclave
Election of the Popes
Papal succession
Fumata bianca
Consistory, Papal
Conclave
Papal Election
Papal election
Election of the Bishop of Rome
Eligo in Summum Pontificem
Who elects the new pope
The process of selecting a Pope
Conclaves
Papal selection
White smoke
Papal Elections
Election of pope
Election of the bishop of Rome
Elections in Vatican City
Room of Tears
Election of a new pope
Next pope
Fumata nera
Election of the pope
Papal elections
Papal Conclave
New pope
Fumata nera and fumata b


Context:
Question: Which real life astronaut was played by Tom Hanks in the film 'Apollo 13'?
Answer:

Answer: Jim Lovell

James Arthur Lovell
Jim Arthur Lovell, Jr.
James Arthur Lovell, Jr.
Jim Lovell
James Arthur Lovell Jr.
James A. Lovell
James Lovell (Astronaut)
James Lovell, Jr.
Marilyn Lovell
James A. Lovell, Jr.
James A. Lovell Jr.


Context:
Question: Which 18th century struggle that ended with the Peace of Utrecht in 1713 was known in America as Queen Anne's War?
Answer:

Answer: War of the Spanish Succession (1701-


Context:
Question: Which country is separated into two parts by the town of Limbang of Malaysia?
Answer:

Answer: Brunei

Abode of Peace
BRUNEI
Health in Brunei
Burnei
State of Brunei Darussalam
Nation of Brunei, the Abode
برني دارالسلا
Brunei
Bruneian Sultanate
Brunei Darrussalam
State of Brunei
Brunai
Nation of Brunei
ISO 3166-1:BN
Asia/Brunei
Human rights in Brunei
Brunei Darsussalam
Nation of Brunei, Abode of
Negara Brunei Darussalam
Subdivisions of Brunei
Brunei Darussalam
Administrative divisions of Brunei
Brunei Sultanate
بروني
Legal system of Brunei
State of Brunei, Abode of Peace
Etymology of Brunei


Context:
Question: In which county did Eccles cakes originate
Answer:

Answer: Lancashire

Lancastershire
Lancashire, England
County Palatine of Lancaster
The Red Rose County
County of Lancaster
Lancashire (England)
Lancashire County Palatine
Lancashire Administration County
Countie of Lancaster
Lancashire
Lancashire Enterprise Zone
County palatine of Lancaster


Context:
Question: The film actor Marion Michael Morrison is better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: John Wayne

List of awards and nominations received by John Wayne


Context:
Question: A number and letter on a small plate fixed to the smokebox door of a railway locomotive gave what information?
Answer:

Answer: Its home ‘shed’ or depot


Context:
Question: For which 1993 film did Steven Spielberg win his first 'Oscar' for Best Director?
Answer:

Answer: 'SCHINDLER'S LIST'

Schindler's List (film)
'SCHINDLER'S LIST'
Schindler's list
Schindlers List
Schindler’s List
Schindler's List
Shindlers List
Leo John
Shindler's List


Context:
Question: How much, in pounds sterling, does the Best in Show Winner receive at the annual Crufts Dog Show?
Answer:

Answer: 100 pounds


Context:
Question: Which creature features on the label of a Bacardi rum bottle?
Answer:

Answer: Bat

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


Context:
Question: Which town in East Sussex now stands on the site of the battle of Hastings?
Answer:

Answer: Battle

Battle
Battle Of
Battles
Skirmishes
Decisive Battle


Context:
Question: "Published in 1883, who was the author of the children's book ""The Adventures of Pinocchio""?"
Answer:

Answer: Carlo COLLODI

Carlos Collodi
Collodi
Carlo Lorenzini
Carlo Collodi
Carlo COLLODI
C. Collodi


Context:
Question: The English football team played the World Cup Final in 1966 in what coloured shirts?
Answer:

Answer: Red

List of terms associated with the color red


Context:
Question: In which year was Sputnik, the first man-made satellite, launched?
Answer:

Answer: 1957

one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-seven


Context:
Question: What drinking vessel supposedly confers eternal life on those who drink from it?
Answer:

Answer: Holy Grail

Sangrael
Grail legend
The Holy Glair
Grail mythos
Sangraal
Quest for the Holy Grail
The Holy Grail
Grail Quest
Holy Grail
Grail Myth
Queste du Graal
Sangreal
The Quest of the Holy Grail
Sangrail
Grail
Holy grail
Holy Graal
San Greal
Grail myth
Holy Grail Quest


Context:
Question: Coimbra was the former capital of which European country from 1131 -1255?
Answer:

Answer: Portugal

Portogało
Republic of Portugal
PORTUGAL
Portekiz
Portugallu
O Papagaio
ISO 3166-1:PT
Portunga
Phu-to-ga
Potigal
Portûnga
Portugul
An Phortaingéil
Portugāle
Portugale
Portingale
Potiti
Portugali
Portugall
Portekîz
Bo Dao Nha
Portuguese Republic
Portogallo
Portugaul
Portogalo
Portyngal
Yn Phortiugal
Portugalio
Portugál
Portugual
Portuga
Portgual
Portugalsko
Portugaleje
Phû-tô-gâ
Portugalujo
Portugalija
Pertual
Pòtigal
Portugal
Bồ Đào Nha
Portugalska
República Portuguesa
Portiwgal
Portugalėjė
Portúgal
Portegal
An Phortaingeil
Republica Portuguesa