Context:
Question: Brunswick, Lancastrian and Pearl Pickler are types of which vegetable?
Answer:

Answer: Onion

Onion skins
Allium angolense
Onion
Bulb onion
Allium nigritanum
Onion fruit
Kaanda
Allium salota
Pyaz
Dry onion
Allium cepa
Garden onion
Bulb onions
Allium aobanum
Onions
Onion set
Spanish onion


Context:
Question: What type of animal is a dik-dik?
Answer:

Answer: Antelope

Botswanan Antelopes
Antelope
Antilopina
Antelopes
Hybrid antelope


Context:
Question: What type of animal is a Garron?
Answer:

Answer: Horse

Horse
Equus caballus aryanus
Equus caballus parvus
Equus caballus asiaticus
Horsie
Horſe
🐎
Equus ferus caballus
Equus caballus cracoviensis
Domestic Horse
Equus caballus ewarti
Equus laurentius
Equus caballus typicus
Hot blooded (horse)
Equus caballus domesticus
Horses
Equus caballus nehringi
Equine quadruped
Nag (horse)
Cold blooded (horse)
🐴
Equus caballus nordicus
Equus caballus europaeus
Equus caballus libycus
Equus caballus
Equus caballus robustus
Equus caballus belgius
Equus caballus africanus
Equus cabalus
Equus caballus brittanicus
Equus caballus hibernicus
Equine Studies
Domesticated horse
Equine quadraped
Equus caballus varius
Equus caballus gallicus
Equus caballus gracilis
Domestic horse
Horsies
Equus caballus celticus
Equines
Equus caballus sylvestris


Context:
Question: Which disastrous amphibious landing in 1942 used British troops, Canadian troops and US Rangers?
Answer:

Answer: DIEPPE

Dieppe, France
Dieppe, Seine-Maritime
Dieppe
DIEPPE
Dieppe, france
Dieppe (Seine-Maritime)


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

Answer: Hat

Titfer
Types of hats
Puggaree
Hat
Hats
Hat bands
Hatband
Hat band
Hat size
👒
Brim (hat)
Paper hat
Sweatband (hat)
Hatbands


Context:
Question: Philippa of Hainault was the wife of which English monarch?
Answer:

Answer: King Edward III

Edward III of England
Edward iii of england
Edward III
Edward 3
King Edward III
King of England III
Edward III, King of the English
King Edward III of Windsor
Edward III of Windsor
King Edward III of England
Eduard III
Edward III Plantagenet
Edward III, King of England
Edward of Windsor
Edward iii
Edward III Plantagenet of Windsor
Edward III (England)
Edward the Third


Context:
Question: What disease was Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland, said to have died of in 1329?
Answer:

Answer: Leprosy

Midborderline leprosy
Lucio leprosy
Leprocy
Hansenite
Hansen’s disease
Hansenites
Visual surveillance of extremities
Hansens Disease
Leprosy-3 Virus
Leprosey
Hansen's Disease
Leprosy, tuberculoid
Leprosy, indeterminate
Leper hospital
Lucio phenomenon
Upgrading lepra reaction type 1
Lepro-B1 Virus
Lepers
Leprosy, dimorphic
Holdsveiki
Leprosy Virus
Leprosy, borderline lepromatous
Lepracy
Hansen disease
Hansen's disease
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Leper
Leprosy (Hansen's disease)
Hanson's disease
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Lausma
Leprosy, midborderline
Hansons disease
Lepra reaction type 1
Leper hospitals
Leprosy
Líkþrá
Leperacy
Leprology
Dimorphic leprosy
Downgrading lepra reaction type 1
Likthra
Leprosy, borderline tuberculoid
Leprosy-B Virus
Indeterminate leprosy


Context:
Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘The Tempest’, Prospero is the overthrown Duke of ‘where’?
Answer:

Answer: Milan

The weather in Milan
The weather in Milano
UN/LOCODE:ITMIL
Milan, Italy
Comune di Milano
Miláno
Milanesi
Mediolani
Lordship of Milan
History of Milan
Milanese duchy
Milano
Milan (Italy)
Milan, Spain
Ambrosiani
Meneghini
Milan
Milao
Milano, Italy
Milão
Milán
Millaine


Context:
Question: In which Beatles song released in 1966 would you find Father McKenzie darning his socks?
Answer:

Answer: Eleanor Rigby

Eleanor rigby (person)
Eleanor Rigby (song)
Eleanor Rigby
All the lonely people
Elenor rigby
All The Lonely People
Eleanor Rigby (person)


Context:
Question: Who captained the England rugby union team 59 times between 1988 and 1996?
Answer:

Answer: Will Carling

William David Charles Carling
William Carling
William David Charles Carling OBE
Will Carling
William David Charles Carling, OBE


Context:
Question: What is the opposite side from starboard on a ship?
Answer:

Answer: Port

Sea port
Seaport
Fishing port
Shipping port
Deep water port
Ice-free port
Ice free port
Deepwater port
Ports (disambiguation)
Sea ports
Port of discharge
Ferry port
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Warm-water port
Ice-free harbor
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Ice free harbour
Port city
Ports
Seaports of Japan
Seaports
Ice-free harbour
Port town
Commercial port
Port


Context:
Question: Gene Hackman won the Best Actor Oscar in 1971, for which film?
Answer:

Answer: The French Connection

The french connection
The French Connection (disambiguation)
The French Connection


Context:
Question: The Malagasy people form the main ethnic group of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Republic of Madagascar

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


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

Answer: A HAWKER RIDES: A P


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

Answer: DUSSELDORF

Duesseldorf
Dusseldorf, Germany
UN/LOCODE:DEDUS
Duisseldorf
DUSSELDORF
Düsseldorf
Duesseldorp
Dusseldorf
Düsseldorf, Germany
Düsseldorp
Duesseldorf, Germany


Context:
Question: What did Cinderella's carriage turn into after midnight?
Answer:

Answer: a Pumpkin

Pumpkin Cultivation
Pumpkining
Pumpkin farming
Pumpkins
Pumpkin cultivation
a Pumpkin
Punkin
Pumpkin


Context:
Question: In sport who competes in the Eredivisie?
Answer:

Answer: Dutch Football Teams


Context:
Question: What is the Turkish national sport?
Answer:

Answer: Oil/Grease Wrestling (Yagli


Context:
Question: Who wrote the Cliff Richard number one hit 'Living Doll'?
Answer:

Answer: LIONEL BART

Lionel Begleiter
Lionel Bart
LIONEL BART


Context:
Question: Which fruit did Nell Gwynn, mistress of King Charles II, sell in Drury Lane?
Answer:

Answer: Oranges

Orange fruit
Xa Doai orange
Xã Đoài orange
Appelsina
Sweet Orange
Orange (botany)
Oranges
Orange (flavor)
Orange(fruit)
Appelsína
Navel orange
Orange (citrus)
Culture of orange
Sweet oranges
Sweet orange
Navel Orange
Orange (fruit)


Context:
Question: Where was the first permanent European settlement established in North America?
Answer:

Answer: Florida

Floreda
Twenty-Seventh State
Sunshine State (US)
Religion in Florida
Flórida
Florida, United States
Sports in Florida
Flordida
Florida Redbacks
Florida (US state)
Florida, USA
27th State
Economy of Florida
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US-FL
Agriculture in Florida
Flordia
Florida
Florida (State)
Floridian Peninsula
Tourism in Florida
State of Florida
Flawda
FL (state)
Twenty-seventh State
Florida's
Flowery Easter
Florida (state)
Peninsular State
Florida map
Fla.


Context:
Question: What is the Beaufort Scale?
Answer:

Answer: It measures the speed and strength of winds

It measures the speed and strength of winds


Context:
Question: What protagonist of a series of popular children's books by H. A. Rey and Margret Rey was called 'Zozo' in 1941 to avoid using the name of the King of England for a monkey?
Answer:

Answer: Curious George (the king was George VI)


Context:
Question: How is Marie Grosholz, born in Strasbourg in 1761, known today due to an establishment founded in London in 1835?
Answer:

Answer: MADAM TUSSAUD

Marie Tussaud
Marie Grosholtz
Marie Gresholtz Tussaud
MADAM TUSSAUD
Madam Tussaud
Madame Maria Tussaud
Madame Tussaud


Context:
Question: Toussaint Louverture was the founding father of what country?
Answer:

Answer: Haiti

Haitian Ancestry
Haïti
Name of Haiti
Republic of haiti
Haidi
Subdivisions of Haiti
ISO 3166-1:HT
Administrative divisions of Haiti
Republic of Haiti
République d'Haïti
Arrondissements and communes of haiti
Repiblik Ayiti
History of Haitian Nationality
Departements of Haiti
People of Haiti
Haiti
Ayiti
Haití
Hayti
Haitian Declaration of Independence


Context:
Question: Queen Joan Of Navarre was the wife of which English king ?
Answer:

Answer: HENRY IV

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


Context:
Question: Who was Britain's first black boxing champion in the 1950's?
Answer:

Answer: DICK TURPIN

Dick Turpin
DICK TURPIN
Black Bess
Turpin, Dick
Richard Turpin


Context:
Question: In 'Moh's Scale' of hardness, Talc is at number 1, but what is number 2?
Answer:

Answer: GYPSUM

CaSO4·2H2O
GYPSUM
Gipsum
CaSO4*2H2O
Gypsum
Calcium sulfate dihydrate


Context:
Question: Which city is the destination of the yacht race which leaves Sydney every Boxing Day?
Answer:

Answer: Hobart

UN/LOCODE:AUHBA
Capital of Tasmania
Hobart
Hobart, Australia
Hobart, Tasmania
Hobart, AU-TAS
Hobart, Australia
Hobart Function & Conference Centre
Hobart Town
Hobart Pubs and Bars
Hobart Town, Tasmania


Context:
Question: In which European city is the Belvederen Gallery?
Answer:

Answer: Vienna

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


Context:
Question: What station is at the western end of the Ffestiniog railway in Wales?
Answer:

Answer: Porthmadog

Borth-y-Gest
Portmadoc
Lord of Gest
Borth y Gest
Porthmadog, Wales
Porthmadog


Context:
Question: What was the profession of the 7 Dwarfs, according to the Disney movie?
Answer:

Answer: Miners


Context:
Question: What is a Flemish Giant?
Answer:

Answer: Rabbit

A Rabbit
Bunny rabbit
🐇
Bunny wabbit
Rabits
Bunny
Bunny Rabbit
Rabit
Bunny (animal)
🐰
Rabbit
Cecal pellets
Bunnies
Bunnie rabbit
Rabbitkind
Smeerp
Bunneh
Bunnie
Rabbits
Bunnies!
Bunny rabbits
Rubbits
Rabbitology
Feral rabbits
Rabbits and Hares
Rabbit meat
Wild rabbits


Context:
Question: What singer-songwriter promised to write albums for all 50 states, but only completed Michigan and Illinois?
Answer:

Answer: Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stenves
Sufjan stevens
Sujfam
Sufjan
The Fifty States Project
Sufjan Stephens
Sujfan Stevens
Surfjan Stevens
50 states project
Sufjan Stevens
Surfjam Steve
Sujfan Stephens
Fifty states project


Context:
Question: In Channel 4's 1987 adaptation of Tom Sharpe's novel 'Porterhouse Blue', who played the part of Skullion the Head Porter?
Answer:

Answer: David Jason

David Jason filmography
David Jason
Filmography of David Jason
Sir David Jason


Context:
Question: Why was the 1967 R.A.C. Rally not staged
Answer:

Answer: Outbreak of foot and mouth disease


Context:
Question: "In which decade was the Manchester Ship Canal opened; Anna Sewell's ""Black Beauty"" published; James Naismith invents basketball?"
Answer:

Answer: 1890's


Context:
Question: When David killed Goliath, how many of his five stones did he use?
Answer:

Answer: ONE

One (EP)
No. 1 (disambiguation)
Number One (film)
One (single)
One-
1 (disambiguation)
1 album
One (telecommunications)
ONE
Number 1 (single)
01 (disambiguation)
01
Number 1 (album)
One (Album)
Number One (disambiguation)
Number One (song)
1 (album)
Number One (album)
Number 1 (Album)
1 (album) (disambiguation)
One (album)
Number One (Song)
Number 1 (disambiguation)
No. 1 (album)
One (album disambiguation)
No 1 (disambiguation)
No.1 (song)
One (song)
1 (film)
Number 1 (song)
Number One (character)
One (novel)
One (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which planet has moons with Greek names meaning 'Fear' and 'Terror'?
Answer:

Answer: MARS (Phobos & Deimos)


Context:
Question: ‘Songs From the Tainted Cherry Tree’ is the debut album of which X Factor contestant?
Answer:

Answer: Diana Vickers

Diana Vickers' second album
Diana Vickers (Singer & musician)
Once(Diana Vickers Song)
Diana vickers
Diana Vickers (X-Factor singer)
Diana Vickers' second studio album
Diana Vickers (singer)
Diana Mae Vickers
Diana Vickers' Untitled Second Album
Diana Vickers
Diana Vickers (Singer)


Context:
Question: What aid to baking was invented by Henry Jones of Bristol in 1845
Answer:

Answer: Self-raising flour

Refined flour
Strong flour
Plain flour
Bean flour
Self raising flour
Bleached flour
Flour
Self-raising flour
Flour milling
Meolo (botany)
White flour
Flours
Mealiest
All-purpose flour
Self rising flour
Bread flour
Self-rising flour
Refined white flour
Self raising flower
Mealier
Farinaceous


Context:
Question: By what name is comic book villain Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot better known?
Answer:

Answer: The Penguin

Penguin (comics)
The Penguin (comics)
Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot
Actors to portray the Penguin
Cobblepot
Oswald Cobblepot
The penguin
The Penguin
Penguin (Oswald Chesterfield Cob
Penguin (character)


Context:
Question: In the run up to the 1997 election, Tony Blair outlined his parties' three priorities for office, can you name them?
Answer:

Answer: Education, Education, Education

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


Context:
Question: "Who, as part of his performance in the 2015 film ""Revenant"", was realistically eviscerated by a bear on screen?"
Answer:

Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo D%60caprio
Leonardo di Caprio
Leonardo D'caprio
Leonardo Dcaprio
DiCaprio
Atari (film)
Leonard DiCaprio
Leo Di
Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio
Leonardo D.Caprio
Leonardo Dicaprio
Leonardo Di Caprio
Leonard Di Caprio
Leonardo D Caprio
The Many Deaths of Barnaby James (film
Leonardo dicaprio
Portofino (film)
Leonardo Decaprio
Leo DiCaprio
Running Out of Dog
Fleming (film)
Leo dicaprio
Leonardo DeCaprio
Appian Way Productions
Leonardo De Caprio
Running Out of Dog (film)
Leonardo D. Caprio
Leanardo dicaprio
Leonardo D' Caprio
Dicaprio
The Many Deaths of Barnaby James
Di Caprio
Leonardo DiCaprio


Context:
Question: Alphabetically which is the last book of the Old Testament?
Answer:

Answer: ZEPHANIAH

Z'fanyah
Tzfanyah
Zfanyah
Ts'fanyah
ZEPHANIAH
Zefanya
Tzefanyah
Prophet in Bible Zephaniah
Tsefanya
Tsefanyah
Tzfanya
Tzfaniya
Zephanyah
Tsfanya
Zefanyah
Tsfanyah
Zephaniah
Tz'fanya
Sephanyah
Tzefanya
Ts'fanya
Zfanya
Tz'fanyah
Z'fanya


Context:
Question: In past times a rabbit was what we’d call a baby bunny. What were adult bunnies called?
Answer:

Answer: CONEY

Coney (disambiguation)
Conies
Coneys
Cony
Cony (disambiguation)
Coney
CONEY


Context:
Question: Canaletto is famous for his landscapes of Venice and which other city?
Answer:

Answer: London

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


Context:
Question: The rights to which famous character were sold by creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster to Detective Comics for $130 in 1937?
Answer:

Answer: Superman

Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound


Context:
Question: Which 90s sci fi series with James Belushi was based on Bruce Wagner's comic strip of the same name?
Answer:

Answer: Wild Palms


Context:
Question: Ommatophobia is the irrational fear of which part of the body?
Answer:

Answer: Eyes

Eye (anatomy)
Eye
Eye balls
Schizochroal eye
Ocular globe
Ommateum
Simple eye
Oculars
Animal eyes
Eyes
Compound Eyes
Apposition eye
Robotic eye
Eye ball
Facet eyes
Compound Eye
Conjunctival disorders
Compound eyes
Eyeball
Cyber-eye
Eye (vertebrate)
Eye (invertebrate)
Ommotidium
Fly's eye lens
Peeper (organ)
Camera-type eye
Ocular
Compound eye
Eye membrane
Pinhole eye


Context:
Question: The tiny Socotra archipelago, inhabited since the early stone age and once an integral part of trade networks in the area, lies where?
Answer:

Answer: 380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian

380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian


Context:
Question: Which sportsman's autobiography is called Blessed?
Answer:

Answer: George Best

Geordie Best
Alex Pursey
George Best Memorial Trust
George Best
Bob Bishop (scout)
Bob Bishop (Scout)
Geroge best
Alex Best
Georgie Best


Context:
Question: What US corporation sold Hummer to the Chinese in 2009?
Answer:

Answer: General Motors

General motors
Detroit GM
Vehicle Acquisition Holdings
New GM
General Motors 50th Anniversary Show
GM Motors
General Motors Corp.
General Motors Company LLC
Micky Bly
Vehicle Acquisition Holdings LLC
GM Powertrain
The GM Company
General Motors Corporation LLC
General Moters
General Motors
General Motors Corporation
General Motors Company


Context:
Question: In orbit from 1973 to 1979, what was the name of the first space station launched by NASA, which met a firey end over the Pacific Ocean (and parts of Western Australia), on July 11, 1979?
Answer:

Answer: Skylab

Skylab One
Skylab A
Sky lab
Skylab
Project Skylab
Skylab I
SkyLab
Skylab 5
Skylab 1
Skylab program
SKYLAB


Context:
Question: Which footballer, with 77 goals, has scored the most goals in internationals for Brazil?
Answer:

Answer: PELÉ

Pel%5CxC3%5C
The King of Soccer
Péle
Brazilian soccer player Pelé
Pelé (Football)
Pele
Pelé
Pele (Football)
Pelé (soccer)
Pelé (footballer)
PELÉ
Pele (Soccer)
O Rei
Pele (football)
Edison %22Edson%22 Ar
Pelé (football)
Pele (soccer)
Edison Arantes do Nascimento
Pelé (2014 film)
O Rei do Futebol
Brazilian soccer player Pele
The King of Football
Edson Arantes do Nascimento
Edson Narantes Do Nascimento
Pele (footballer)
Pelè


Context:
Question: Who was the first Republican President of the United States ?
Answer:

Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War


Context:
Question: Which Nobel-prize winning Russian writer died on August 3rd 2008?
Answer:

Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsyn

Solzhenytzin
Solzhenicin
Solzhentsyn
Oleksandr Solzhenіcin
A. Solzhenitsyn
Aleksandr Solzjenitsyn
Alexander Solzhynitsyn
Alexander Solzhenitsyen
Alexander Solzhenytsin
Aleksandr Isayevich Solz
Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhen
Aleksandr Solzenicyn
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Aleksandr Solženicyn
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Solzhenitzen
Solschenizyn
Solzhenitsyn
Aleksandr Solzhenitysn
Oleksander Solzhenicin
Алекса́ндр
Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn
Aleksander Solzhenitsyn
Aleksandr I. Solzhenits
Alexander Solzhenitsin
Solzenitzen
Solzenitsyn
Solzhenytsin
Solzenitsen
Solzenicin
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Alexander Solzhenicin
Solzhenitsin
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsynian
Aleksandr Isayevich Solz
Aleksander Solzhenicin
Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
Alexander Isayevich Solzhenitsyn
Aleksandr Solženitsyn
Soljenitsyne
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Aleksandr Solzhenitsen
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr


Context:
Question: Which is the most northerly of the islands of Japan? Its capital, Sapporo, has hosted the Winter Olympics.
Answer:

Answer: HOKKAIDO

Hokkaidou prefecture
北海道
Hokkaido region
Bilkalberta
Mosir
Hokkaidō Prefecture
Hokkaido Prefecture
Hokkaidou
JP-01
Hokkaido Japan
HOKKAIDO
Hokkaidō, Japan
Hokkaidoh prefecture
Hokkaidoo
Ezochi
Hokkaidô, Japan
Hokkaido, Japan
Hokkaidoo prefecture
Hokkai
Hokkai-do
Hokkaidoo region
Beihaidao
Hokkaidō region
Bilk (drink)
Hokaido
Hokkaidō
Hokkaido (Japan)
Hokkaidou Prefecture
Hokkaidô Prefecture
Hokkaidô
Hokkaido Island
Hokkaidoh
Jesso
Hokkaidō prefecture
Hokkaido
Hokkaido prefecture


Context:
Question: What connects the answers 1-9
Answer:

Answer: Rugby Super League nicknames.(Bradford


Context:
Question: Which competition was won by Nadiya Hussain in 2015?
Answer:

Answer: The Great British Bake-Off

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


Context:
Question: What Canadian city was named by explorer Jacques Cartier, meaning originally 'Royal Mount'?
Answer:

Answer: Montreal

Motnreal
Montreal, QB
Montréal, Canada
Tiohtiá:ke
Montreal, Que.
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Montreal, QC
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Montreal, Canada
Sister Cities of Montreal
Ville de Montréal
UN/LOCODE:CAMTR
Montreal, Qc
The weather in Montréal
Montrealers
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Montrela
Montréal, Québec (Province)
Montreal (QC)
MontrA(c)al
Montrea
Montréal, QC
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Montréal (Québec)
City of Montréal
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Montreal
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Montréal, PQ
Montreol
Montréal, Québec
Montréal
Montréal, Quebec (Province)
The weather in Montreal


Context:
Question: In which sport might you see the ‘suicide squad’?
Answer:

Answer: American Football

U.s. football
Football (American version)
American handegg
American gridiron football
Hand Egg
US football
American style football
American Football
Amefoot
American-Style Football
Yankball
Ameriball
American football
Yards passing
The NCAA Battlefield
Football (US)
American-Style football
Yard lines
🏈
American-style football
American foot-ball
The Game of Football
American Style Football
Passing (American Football)
Football (America)
AmericanFootball
Yankeeball
Football (American)
Tackleball
American-football
American Handegg
Defense (American football)
American rules football
American football field
American foot ball
American football/to do


Context:
Question: What was the first hospital soap opera on ITV
Answer:

Answer: Emergency Ward 10

Oxbridge General
Emergency - Ward 10
Emergency Ward 10
Emergency Ward Ten
Emergency – Ward 10
Emergency-Ward 10


Context:
Question: Flanders is part of what 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: Which fashion editor has the nickname 'Nuclear'?
Answer:

Answer: ANNA WINTOUR

Nuclear Wintour
Anna Wintour
Anna Winter
ANNA WINTOUR


Context:
Question: In which city's shipyard was Solidarity set up?
Answer:

Answer: Gdansk, Poland

Dànzica
Baltic Sea/Gdanzk
Danzig/Gdańsk
Gdanzc
Dantzick
Gdunsk
Gdanzk
Gduńsk
Gdańsk, Poland
Gdanzisk
Danzig (city)
Gdañsk
Gdaņska
UN/LOCODE:PLGDN
Gdank
Gdanska
Gdańska
Gdansk, Poland
Gedanum
Gdańk
G'dansk
Danzig
Dantzic
Nasz Stoleczny Gard Gdu
Gdańsk
Dantzik
Gdansk
Gdánsk
Gdansk/Danzig
Danzig, Poland
Dantsic
Duchy of Gdańsk


Context:
Question: "Who says ""Is this a dagger that I see before me"" in a Shakespearean play?"
Answer:

Answer: Macbeth

Macbeth/Act V Scene v
Fair is foul, and foul is fair
Macbethian
Macbeth/Act I Scene ii
Macbeth/Act V Scene iii
Macbeth/Act II Scene iii
Macbeth/Act III Scene iii
Macbeth/Act I Scene iv
Macbeth/Act I Scene vi
Macbeth Acts
Macbeth/Act V Scene i
Macbeth/Act IV Scene i
Prophecy in Macbeth
Shakespeare's Macbeth
Macbeth/Act IV Scene ii
Macbeth/Act I Scene iii
Macbeth/Act II Scene iv
Macbeth/Act II Scene ii
Macbeth/Act V Scene viii
Macbeth/Act V Scene vii
Macbeth/Act I Scene vii
Macbeth (play)
The Tragedy of Macbeth
Thegn of Glamis
MacBeth
Macbeth/Act III Scene vi
Macbeth/Act V Scene iv
Macbeth the Traitor
Battle of Dunsinane
Mac Beth
Macbeth
Macbeth/Act III Scene i
Macbeth/Act V Scene ii
Thain of Glamis
Macbeth/Act IV Scene iii
Macbeth/Act I Scene v
Macbeth/Act III Scene ii
Macbeth/Act III Scene iv
Macbeth/Act I Scene i
Macbeth / The Scottish Play
Macbeth act I
Macbeth/Act II Scene i
Macbeth/Act V Scene vi
Lennox(Character)
Macbeth/Act III Scene v


Context:
Question: Which island group became known as The Friendly Islands?
Answer:

Answer: Tonga

ISO 3166-1:TO
Tonga
Matahau
Etymology of Tonga
Kingdom of Tonga
Pule'anga Fakatu'i'
Makatusi
Matahau, Tonga
Pule'anga Fakatu'i'
Tongan Rugby
South (country)
Pule%60anga Fakatu%60
Tonga Archipelago
Friendly Islands
Kingdom of tonga
The Kingdom of Tonga
Tongan community
Puleʻanga Fakatuʻ


Context:
Question: Hedonophobia is the irrational fear of what?
Answer:

Answer: Pleasure

Pleasant
Pleasurableness
Pleasurably
Pleaſure
Pleasure
Pleasurability
Pleasantly
Pleasantries
Psychological pleasure
Pleasurable
Pleasantest
Pleasantness
Hedon (unit)
Enjoyableness
Pleasanter
Pleasantry
Libitum


Context:
Question: What are the names of the four US states which begin with the word 'New'?
Answer:

Answer: New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New

New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New


Context:
Question: Whose hit 'I Will Survive' became an anthem for Women's' Lib?
Answer:

Answer: GLORIA GAYNOR

I Will Survive (album)
Gloria Gaynor
All The Hits Remixed (Gloria
All the Hits Remixed
All the hits remixed
GLORIA GAYNOR
Gloria Fowles
I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor
I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor


Context:
Question: Anaheim, Bell, Hungarian Wax, Poblano, and Scotch Bonnet are all types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Chili Peppers

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


Context:
Question: A turophile is a lover of which foodstuff?
Answer:

Answer: Cheese

Cheeses
Chese
Coagulated milk curd
CHEESE
Mouldy cheese
Cheese wheel
Cheese
🧀
Chees
Cheeze
Cheese powder


Context:
Question: In the novel Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde , what is Dr Jekyll's first name ?
Answer:

Answer: HENRY

Henry Gallery
The Henry
Henry Art Gallery
HENRY


Context:
Question: "In the famous Morecambe and Wise sketch featuring Andre Previn, what piece was being played with ""all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order""?"
Answer:

Answer: THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERT

Grieg piano concerto
Piano Concerto (Grieg)
Piano Concerto in A Minor
THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERT
Norwegian Concerto
Piano Concerto in A minor (Gri
Piano Concerto in A minor


Context:
Question: Who was crowned MotoGP World Champion after he finished third in the Malaysian Grand Prix on 10 October 2010?
Answer:

Answer: Jorge Lorenzo


Context:
Question: Pony, seven and schooner are Australian terms for what?
Answer:

Answer: Beer glasses

Pilsner glass
Pilsener glass
Tulip glass
SAHM International
Beer glasses
Taster glass
Beer glassware
Boot of beer
Wheat beer glass
SAHM GmbH
Tasting glass
Beer flute
Beer glass


Context:
Question: Which pop group in October 1974 reached NumberOne in the UK charts with Sad, Sweet Dreamer?
Answer:

Answer: SWEET SENSATION


Context:
Question: A Malamute is what type of animal?
Answer:

Answer: Dog

Domestic dogs
Female dogs
Canis familiaris
Canis Familaris
Canis familiaris domesticus
Dogs (Animals)
🐕
She dog
She-dog
Dogs
Doggy
Canis familiarus domesticus
Domestic dog
Dogs as pets
Dog (pet)
Dog (Domestic)
Pet dog
She dogs
Canis lupus familiaris
Canine lupus
Dog hood
Shedog
🐶
The domestic dog clade
A dog
Canis domesticus
Dogs as our pets
Canis Canis
Domestic Dog
Canis Lupus Familiaris
Doggie
Dog
C.l. familiaris
Doggies
A man's best friend
Doghood
Shedogs
Bitch (female dog)
She-dogs
Dogness
Bitch (dog)
Female dog
C. l. familiaris
Shelter dog


Context:
Question: Which Indian born author who lived from 1903 to 1950 had the real name Eric Arthur Blair ?
Answer:

Answer: GEORGE ORWELL

Geoge orwell
Arthur Blair
GEORGE ORWELL
Eric A. Blair
George Orwell
Eric Arthur Blair
Eric Blair
George (Eric Blair) Orwell
G. Orwell
P. S. Burton
George orwell
E.A. Blair
Orwell, George
Orwell Day


Context:
Question: The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which English city?
Answer:

Answer: Cambridge

Park Street Church of England Primary School


Context:
Question: What TV show featured the Holodeck?
Answer:

Answer: Star Trek: The Next Generation

Star Trek: The Next Generation
ST TNG
Star Trek the Next Generation
Star trek next generation
Ultritium
Sttng
Star Trek: the Next Generation
Star trek: TNG
Star Trek: Next generation
Star Trek - The Next Generation
Star trek: tng
Star trek, the next generation
Star Trek: TNG
Star Trek New Generation
Star Trek TNG
Star trek:tng
Star Trek-TNG
STNG
STTNG
Star Trek The Next Generation
Star Trek/Star Trek TNG
Star trek tng
Star Trek Next Generation
Star Trek:The Next Generation


Context:
Question: Nankey Poo, Poo Bah and Pish Tush are characters in which show?
Answer:

Answer: The Mikado

Katisha
The Mikado
The Story of The Mikado
The Town of Titipu
Our Great Mikado, virtuous man
Titipu
If you want to know who we are
The Town Of Titipu
I Am So Proud
The Story of the Mikado
The Mikado or, The Town of Titip
Lord High Executioner
The mikado
Town of Titipu
A Wand'ring Minstrel I


Context:
Question: In cricket what is the term used for a ball bowled as an off break but designed to make the batsman think it's a leg break?
Answer:

Answer: GOOGLY

Wrong 'un
Googlies
Bosey
Googley
GOOGLY
Googly
Wrong'un


Context:
Question: Which British monarch founded the Yeomen of the Guard, originally as a royal bodyguard?
Answer:

Answer: Henry VII

Hendrik VII
Heindrik VII
Henry VII (disambiguation)
Heinrich VII
Henry the Seventh
Henry 7
Henry vii
Henry VII


Context:
Question: In the UK children’s television series ‘Button Moon’, on which planet does Mr Spoon and his family live?
Answer:

Answer: Junk Planet

Chaar
Junk Planet
Velocitron
Junkions (Transformers)
Junk (Planet)
Nebulan
Junkion
Giant Planet (Transformers)
Planet of Junk
Jungle Planet
Arcana (Transformers)
Speedia
Planet X (Transformers)
Junk (Transformers)
Duros (Transformers)
Salvvatan VIII
Animatros
Earth (Transformers)
Gort (Transformers)
Nebulos
Paradron
Junkions
List of Transformers planets
Lithone
Detritus (Transformers)
Femax
Quintessa (fictional planet)
Speed Planet
Torkulon
Beta-Nine
Corata-Vaz
Axiom Nexus
Stylor
Thrull
Gigalonia
Gigantion


Context:
Question: Dermalogica, Olay, Clearasil, and Nutrogena are brands of?
Answer:

Answer: Skincare

Make-Up
Skincare products
Cosmetic products
Skintreatment product
Beauty product
Beauty Products
Skin care products
Cosmetics
Make-up
Skin treatment product
Skincare product
Skintreatments
Makeup
Toilette
Skintreatment products
Skin-treatment product
Skintreatment
Skin-treatments
Making up
Beauty products
Skin-care product
Skin care product
Skin Care
Skin treatment
Profesionalno sminkanje
Skin-treatment products
Skin-treatment
Cosmetics & beauty
Skin-care
Skin treatments
Beauty Product
Skin-care products
Skincare
Eye makeup
Make up
Cosmetic manufacturing
Skin treatment products


Context:
Question: Thomas the Tank Engine pulled two coaches. One was Clarabel. What was the other?
Answer:

Answer: Annie

Annie (film)
Annie (disambiguation)
Annie (singer)
Annie


Context:
Question: The Canary Islands are named after what animal?
Answer:

Answer: Dog


Context:
Question: According to the World Meteorological Organisation and the UK Met Office, what is the highest number on the Beaufort scale, representing hurricane force?
Answer:

Answer: 12


Context:
Question: In music how many quavers make a minim?
Answer:

Answer: Four (4)


Context:
Question: In which US state was singer Bruno Mars born?
Answer:

Answer: Hawaii

Haiwii
The State of Hawaii
Mokuʻāina o Hawaiʻ
Mokuʻa-ina o Hawai�
Demographics of Hawaii
Hawaiian culture
Hawai'i Resident
Economy of Hawaii
Hawaii, United States
Haiwaii
US-HI
Owhyhee
Transport in Hawaii
Hawii
Hawaii, USA
50th State
Hawai’i
Hawai'i
Haway
Hawai%60i
Hawaii (U.S. state)
State of Hawaiʻi
Hawái
Languages of Hawaii
Hawaï
Demographics of Hawaiʻi
State of Hawai%60i
Hawwaii
Hawai‘i
Moku%60aina o Hawai%60
U.S. (HI)
Hawaií
The Aloha State
Hawaii
Culture of Hawaii
Geography of Hawaii
Hawai'i State
State of Hawaii
Health in Hawaii
Religion in Hawaii
ハワイ
Hawaiʻi
Hawaii Resident
Moku%60a-ina o Hawai%
Howaii
Fiftieth State
Hawaii (state)
Aloha State
Education in Hawaii
State of Hawai'i


Context:
Question: How many cards are needed to play Canasta
Answer:

Answer: 108


Context:
Question: When Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 after 26 years as manager for Manchester United Football Club who succeeded him ?
Answer:

Answer: David Moyes

List of David Moyes thropies
David Moyes
Davie Moyes


Context:
Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus were two members 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: What Latin phrase indicates that an aristocrat holds a title in her or his own right ?
Answer:

Answer: SUO JURE


Context:
Question: In Spain which fruit is called a melocoton?
Answer:

Answer: PEACH

Peacherine
Peach
Prunus daemonifuga
Nectarines
Peach trees
Peaches
Nectarine
Persica platycarpa
Amygdalus potanini
Peacherine tree
Culture of peach
White peach
Clingstone peach
Amygdalus persica
Elegant Lady
Persica nucipersica
PEACH
🍑
Peacherines
Freestone peach
Amygdalus nucipersica
A Peach
Brugnon
Prunus persica
Persica potaninii
Persica vulgaris


Context:
Question: Which motor scooter had a name meaning ‘wasp’?
Answer:

Answer: Vespa

Vespa
Piaggio Vespa
Vespa 946
Vespa GS
Vespa Piaggio
VBC Super 150
Piaggio vespa
Vespa scooter


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

Answer: Gluten Free

Gluten Free
Gluten-free food
Gluten free diet
GF diet
Gluten-free diet
Gluten-free
Gluten free
Celiac diet


Context:
Question: Who composed the opera The Huguenots?
Answer:

Answer: GIACOMO MEYERBEER

Meyerbeer
Giacomo Meyerbeer
Yakov Liebmann Beer
Jakob Liebmann Meyer Beer
GIACOMO MEYERBEER
Jakob Liebmann Beer
Jakob Meyer Beer
Jacob Liebmann Beer


Context:
Question: Shashlik is what type of food dish?
Answer:

Answer: Kebab

Chenjeh Kebab
Kebob
Chapli kebab
Testi Kebab
Kakori Kebab
Burrah Kebab
Kababs
Shish-kebab
Kalmi Kebab
Sultan's Feast
Kalmi
Kebabs
Shish kebob
Shishkabob
Shishkebab
Chapli Kebab
Kabab
Kabab Bakhtiari
Qabab
Kalmi kebab
Kebab Kenjeh کباب ک
Chelow Kebab
Testi
Iranian kabab
Kabob
Burrah
Kabaab
Bihari kebab
Chapli kabab
Sheesh kebab
Steam kebab
Shish kabob
Shish-kabob
Kebab
Galouti
Kebap
Chapli Kabab
Galouti Kebab
Kebab restaurant


Context:
Question: Which metal is added to steel to produce stainless steel?
Answer:

Answer: Chromium

Chromium compounds
Chromium(III)
Chromium (element)
Element 24
Dichromium
Cromium
Chromium
Chronium


Context:
Question: Which burowing animal livesin a 'Citadel'?
Answer:

Answer: A MOLE

The Mole
Mole
A MOLE
Mole River
Mole (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Composite, Shield and Cinder Cone are all types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Volcano

Volcanic vents
🌋
Most-active volcanoes
Most active volcano
Active Volcano
Volcanicity
Volcanic vent
Crater Row
Volcano (geological landform)
Last eruption
Valcano
Active volcano
Rift volcano
Volcanoe facts
Volcanic mountains
Extinct Volcano
Volcanoes
Volcano eruption
Potentially active volcano
Dormant volcano
Erupt
Volcano
Extinct volcanoes
Most-active volcano
Extinct volcano
Volcanos
Volcanic
Erupting volcano
Volcanic mountain
Inactive volcano
Active worlds in the Solar System
Volcanic activity
Volcanic aerosols
Dormant volcanoes
All about Volcanos
Valcanos
Volcanoe


Context:
Question: What were the first names of all 3 Liverbirds?
Answer:

Answer: Sandra, Beryl, Carol


Context:
Question: What was the pre-independence name of Malawi?
Answer:

Answer: NYASALAND

NYASALAND
Nyasaland Protectorate
Nyasaland


Context:
Question: The Proteas are a national cricket team representing which country?
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: What was the first name of the mother of US President Barack Obama?
Answer:

Answer: Stanley

Stanley (TV series)
Stanley (company)
Stanley (disambiguation)
Stanley (TV Show)
Stanley
Stanley (film)


Context:
Question: The term 'redact' in relation to document publication means what?
Answer:

Answer: Edit/remove


Context:
Question: The pasta, farfalle, is named after which creature?
Answer:

Answer: THE BUTTERFLY

ButterFly
Butterfly (film)
Butterflies (disambiguation)
Butterflies (song)
Butterfly (disambiguation)
The Butterfly
Butterflies (film)
Butterfly (movie)
Butterfly (album)
Butterfly (song)
THE BUTTERFLY


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

Answer: Nairobi Errata: The airport is situated


Context:
Question: What wind speed limit applies for setting athletics sprinting and jumping records?
Answer:

Answer: Two metres per second


Context:
Question: Who was the French composer of the ballet Giselle?
Answer:

Answer: Adolphe Adam

Adolphe Adam
Adolphe Adams
Ballets by Adolphe Adam
Adolphe Charles Adam
Adam, Adolphe Charles
Adolphe-Charles Adam


Context:
Question: Which military powers fought the Punic Wars?
Answer:

Answer: Rome and Carthage


Context:
Question: What is Australia's largest island?
Answer:

Answer: Tasmania

Taswegian
Local government in Tasmania
Geography of Tasmania
AU-TAS
Tsmnia
Tasmania, Australia
Tasmanian
Tasmania (Australia)
Tasmanian people
Tasmnaia
Tasmania - Australia
Tasmania
Tasmanian cuisine
Geography of tasmania
Tazzie


Context:
Question: "Who wrote the nonsense poem ""Jabberwocky""?"
Answer:

Answer: Lewis Carroll

Lewis carol
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodg
Lewis Carol
The Manlet
Lewis Caroll
Carroll, Lewis
Lewis Carroll
Carrollian
Lewis carroll
Charles L Dodgson
C. L. Dodgson
CL Dodgson
C l dodgson
Lewis Carrol


Context:
Question: In which film did Bruce Willis play the character 'Harry Stamper'?
Answer:

Answer: 'ARMAGEDDON'

Amargeddon
Armageddon theology
'ARMAGEDDON'
Armaggedon
Armegeddon
Battle of Armageddon
Armagedon
Armaggeddon
Armagideon
Har-Magedon
Armageddon
Armogeddon
Mount Armageddon


Context:
Question: Coimbra is a principal town or city in which country?
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


Context:
Question: Although not the state capital, which is the largest city in the U.S. state of Nebraska ?
Answer:

Answer: OMAHA

Omaha, Nebraska
Songs about Omaha
Omaha
Omaha, ne
City of Omaha
Omaha City
Omaha Nebraska
Omaha (NE)
Omaha,Nebraska
UN/LOCODE:USOMA
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, NE
OMAHA


Context:
Question: In the fairy tale Thumbelina, what creature wants the miniature girl to marry her son ?
Answer:

Answer: TOAD

TOAD
Tool for Oracle Application Developers
Toad (software)
Toad for MySQL
TOAD (software)


Context:
Question: What Gaelic word which means 'bad ale' is given to an unlicensed Irish drinking house?
Answer:

Answer: Shebeen


Context:
Question: Which woodwind instrument is the smallest of the flutefamily?
Answer:

Answer: PICCOLO

Piccholo
PICCOLO
Picollo
Piccolo flute
Piccolos
Piccolo


Context:
Question: The traditional gift for a ninth anniversary should be made from which material?
Answer:

Answer: POTTERY

POTTERY
Pots
Pottery and porcelain
Pottery maker
Art ware
Pottery-makers
Pottery-maker
Vase painting
Fine art pot
Clay pottery
Ceramics
Pottery
Ceramicware
Art pottery
Painted vase
Ceramic pot
Ceramic ware
Ceramics art
Pot throwing
Pottery-making
Pottery making
Ceramic paint
Pottery makers
Potterymaker
Ceramicist
Potterymaking
Clay pot
Pot
Pottery manufacture
Coil pot
History of pottery
Ceramic wares
Potterymakers
Making a pot


Context:
Question: If cows are bovine and horses are equine, what type of animals are ursine?
Answer:

Answer: Bears

Ursine
Ursoidea
Honey pig
Bears
Arctos
Ursidae
BEAR
Mating bears
Bear cub
Reproductive behavior of bears
Ursoid
Cub (bear)
Bear
🐻
Bear (zoology)
Sexual behavior of bears
Bear hibernation


Context:
Question: The international network for banking communications is known by its acronym?
Answer:

Answer: SWIFT

Society of International Financial Telecommunication

Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication

Society for Worldwide International Financial Transactions


Context:
Question: What was unusual about a polo world cup tournament held in Nepal in 2012?
Answer:

Answer: Rode on ELEPHANTS


Context:
Question: Which British athlete won the gold medal in the Women's Javelin at the 1984 Olympic Games?
Answer:

Answer: Tessa Sanderson


Context:
Question: Oil from oil wells was first used for what?
Answer:

Answer: Evaporate brine to produce salt


Context:
Question: Who broke Lou Gehrig's record by playing in his 2131st consecutive professional baseball game on September 6, 1995?
Answer:

Answer: Cal Ripken, Jr

Calvin Ripken, Jr.
Cal Ripken, Jr
Cal Ripken, Jr.
Cal ripkien
Cal Ripken, Junior
Ripken, Cal, Jr.
Cal Ripkin Jr
Cal Ripken
Cal Ripken Junior
Cal ripkin
Cal, Jr. Ripken
Calvin Edwin Ripken, Jr.
Cal Ripkin Jr.
Cal Ripken Jr
Cal Ripken Jr.


Context:
Question: What famous motorhome brand took its' name from a Midwestern Native American tribe?
Answer:

Answer: Winnebago


Context:
Question: What's the cube root of 27,000?
Answer:

Answer: 30


Context:
Question: The 1810 betrothal of Princess Theresa to Crown Prince Ludwig not only resulted in the meadow where the event took place to be named Theresienwiese but also started what?
Answer:

Answer: Octoberfest

Oktoberfest
Brewfest
Oktoeberfest
Oktöbërfest
Octoberfestivities
Oktober Fest
Ein prosit
October fest
Octoberfest
Wiesn
Oktoberfestivities


Context:
Question: The Yiddish word/concept 'mensch', anciently derived via German from Roman philosopher Cicero's work Humanitas on human civilisation, refers to a person of great?
Answer:

Answer: Integrity

Integrety
Integrity
Wholeness
Environmental integrity


Context:
Question: What is a commmon name for the United Nations peacekeeping forces?
Answer:

Answer: Blue Berets

Blue beret (disambiguation)
Blue Beret (disambiguation)
Blue Berets
Blue Beret
Blue beret


Context:
Question: Which team has played in 40 of the 105 Baseball World Series and won 27 World Series championships (between 1923 and 2009), the most of any Major League franchise?
Answer:

Answer: The New York Yankees

The N. Y. Yankees
New York Highlanders
NYY
New York Baseball
NY Yankees
New York Yankees Roster
Lonn A. Trost
Nyy
N. Y. Yankees
N.Y.Y.
Yankees Roster
New York Yankee's
Yankees Suck
N Y Yankees
Baltimore Orioles (1901–19
New York baseball team
New York Yankees roster
New York Yankee
The N Y Yankees
NEW YORK YANKEES
Baltimore Orioles (1901–02
The NY Yankees
The N.Y. Yankees
N Y Y
Bronx Bombers
Ny yankees
New York Baseball team
N. Y. Y.
Baltimore Orioles (1901-02
Yankees baseball
New york yankees
New York Yankees (sports)
Yankees
N.Y. Yankees
New York Yankees
The Bronx Bombers
The Yankees
The New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles (1901-19


Context:
Question: Which indoor sport includes a side wall, front wall, and a tin?
Answer:

Answer: Squash


Context:
Question: November 10, 1775 at Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, saw the official birth of branch of the US armed forces?
Answer:

Answer: United States Marine Corp

America's Marines
U.S. Marines
United States marine corp
U.S. Marien Corps
US Marien Corps
The United States Marine Corps
Leatherneck.com
Marines.mil
Marine Corps of the United States
Us marines
USMC
United States Marines Corp
US marine
Former Marine
U.S. marines
American Marine Corps
United States Marines
United States of America Marine Corps
Us marines corps
U.s. marines
Marine Corps Order
US Marine Corp
Improvise, adapt and overcome
U.S. Marine Corps
Marine On-Line
United States Marine Corps
U. S. Marine Corps
Usmc
US Marine
USAMC
United States Marien Corps
Us Marine
U S Marine Corps
United States Marine Corp
United States Marine
Marine online
U.S.M.C.
Gyrene
Us marine corps
Adapt Improvise Overcome
Marine corps grunt
US Marines
U.S. Marine
US marines
United States Marines Corps
U.S Marine Corps
US Marine Corps
American Marines
Member of The United States Marine Corp
USA Marine Corps
USA Marines
United States Marine corps


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

Answer: LANZAROTE

La Gería
La Geria
Montañas del Fuego
LANZAROTE
Montanas del Fuego
Lanzarote
Casas del islote
Casas del Islote


Context:
Question: Who is the current Australian prime minister ?
Answer:

Answer: JULIA GILLARD

Julia gillard
Julia Gillard
Moira Gillard
Jullia Gillard
Premiership of Julia Gillard
Julia Gilard
Julia Eileen Gillard
Julie Gillard
JULIA GILLARD


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

Answer: STEVE STAUNTON

STEVE STAUNTON
Steve Staunton
Stephen Staunton
Stan Staunton


Context:
Question: A supplier of 'apparent' website visitors using low-paid workers to visit websites to post false comments/reviews or generate fraudulent PPC advertising revenues is called a?
Answer:

Answer: Click Farm


Context:
Question: Italian Dr Mattheo Thun, whose work can involve bottles and cutlery among other things is best described as what?
Answer:

Answer: Architect and designer


Context:
Question: Who wrote the original music score for the 2015 film the Hateful Eight his first complete western score for 35 years, winning a Golden Globe ?
Answer:

Answer: ENNIO MORRICONE

Ennio moricone
Dan Savio
Ennio Morricone
ENNIO MORRICONE
Enio morricone
Ennio morricone
Enrico morricone
Morricone
Leo Nichols


Context:
Question: On the Cartesian Plane where is the unit usually represented as i or j?
Answer:

Answer: Vertical axis

History of the Cartesian coordinate system


Context:
Question: Every simply connected, closed 3-manifold is homeomorphic to the 3-sphere. Stated above is what mathematical problem named for a Frenchman that defied experts for a century before it was solved by Grigori Perelman in 2006?
Answer:

Answer: Poincaré conjecture

Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincaré Con

Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincare

Hamilton–Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture

Hamilton-Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture


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

Answer: Transistor

Collector (electronics)
Discrete transistor
Transistor Outline
Transistor
Transistorized
Redifine your concepts about Transistor
Transistors
Transfer resistor


Context:
Question: What was found by Basil Brown on the land of Mrs Edith Pretty near Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1938-9?
Answer:

Answer: The SUTTON HOO burial ship and cemetery


Context:
Question: What do Jane Austen's novels 'Persuasion' and 'Northanger Abbey' have in common?
Answer:

Answer: BOTH PUBLISHED POSTUMOUSLY


Context:
Question: "John Wayne appeared as a centurion in the film ""The Greatest Story Ever Told"" (1965). What was his famous line?"
Answer:

Answer: Truly this man was the son of God


Context:
Question: Which scientist was Time magazine's "Person of the 20th Century"?
Answer:

Answer: Albert Einstein

Albert Enstien
A Tribute to Einstein
Albert Einstien
Einstein (physicist)
Einsetein
Albert Einstin
Einstien
Albert Eienstein
Albert Einstein
Einstein, Albert
Albert Enstein
Einsteinian
Alber Enstien
Albert Einstein's
Einstein
Einstien, Albert
A. Einstein
Al Einstein
Albert einstein
Alber Einstein


Context:
Question: The Sharks face off against what gang in Leonard Bernsteins musical West Side Story?
Answer:

Answer: The Jets

J.E.T.S.
The Jets (band)
Jet
JET
JETS (disambiguation)
JET (disambiguation)
The Jets (disambiguation)
Jets
Jet (disambiguation)
The Jets
JETS
The Jets (rock band)


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

Answer: Afghanistan

Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia

Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan

د افغانستان اس


Context:
Question: Which former prime minister appeared on the Morecambe and Wise Christmas Special in 1978?
Answer:

Answer: Harold Wilson

James Harold Wilson, Baron Wilson of Rieva


Context:
Question: "Which British artist, born in Dublin, painted ""Triptych"" and ""Two figures with a Monkey"" ?"
Answer:

Answer: FRANICS BACON


Context:
Question: Who played the part of 'herman' in the 1960's TV series 'The Munsters'?
Answer:

Answer: FRED GWYNNE

Fred Gwynne
FRED GWYNNE
Frederick Hubbard Gwynne


Context:
Question: An equilateral triangle has all 3 sides of the same length. What type of triangle only has 2 sides of equal length?
Answer:

Answer: Isosceles triangle

Isosceles triangle
Isoceles
Isoceles triangle
Isosceles triange
Isosceles


Context:
Question: May 31, 1911 saw the launching of the hull of what "moderately famous" cruise ship, which took almost a year to complete, but a mere 2 hours and 40 minutes to sink?
Answer:

Answer: RMS Titanic

100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titan


Context:
Question: How many players are on the field in a baseball team?
Answer:

Answer: Nine


Context:
Question: Which six letter Japanese word describes a class of professional women in Japan who are trained from girlhood to dance and entertain social gatherings of men?
Answer:

Answer: GEISHA

Tachikata
Geesha girls
Geisha
Geigi
Geihsa
Geiko
GEISHA
Hanadai
Geisha girls
Hanadai (Japan)
Geisya
Geisha girl
Geishas
Geisha and Japanese Women
Geisha house
Geisha and prostitution
Nenki


Context:
Question: What is the occupation or pastime of a funambulist?
Answer:

Answer: TIGHT ROPE WALKER


Context:
Question: Who knocked Andy Murray out of the 2013 US Open in the quarter-finals? (Surname only will do)
Answer:

Answer: (Stanislas) WAWRINKA

Stanislas Wawrinka
(Stanislas) WAWRINKA
Wawrinka
Stan Wawrinka
Stanislas Warwinka


Context:
Question: Which actor was the fifth Doctor Who from 1982-1984, and in that role often wore Edwardian cricket costume?
Answer:

Answer: PETER DAVISON

Peter Davison
Wet vet
Peter davisson
PETER DAVISON


Context:
Question: How many books in the Bible's Old Testament are included in the Catholic version but not in the Protestant one?
Answer:

Answer: 7


Context:
Question: Which British footballer has the most number of International caps?
Answer:

Answer: Peter Shilton

Peter Leslie Shilton OBE
Peter Shilton
Peter Leslie Shilton


Context:
Question: How is the Shakespeare character 'Robin Goodfellow' better known?
Answer:

Answer: PUCK


Context:
Question: Facebook's new music sharing/streaming feature launched in 2015 was called 'Music... ?
Answer:

Answer: Stories

Story
Stories (disambiguation)
Stories (album)
Story (disambiguation)
Stories (song)
The Story
Story (song)
Stories
The story (song)
Story (album)


Context:
Question: Which Latin word is used for a recess in a church wall containing a basin for washing holy vessels?
Answer:

Answer: PISCINA


Context:
Question: Thailand's currency, the 10th most used globally (at 2015) is the?
Answer:

Answer: Baht

บาท
Currency of Thailand
Thai Baht
Phai (unit)
Baht
Thailand Baht
Satang
บาทไทย
Thai baht
Baht sign
Thailand baht
฿
Bahts


Context:
Question: What 3-word phrase used to denote unexplored territories derives from the medieval practice of putting sea serpents in uncharted areas of maps?
Answer:

Answer: """here be dragons"""

Here be dragons
Hic sunt leones
Hic Abundant Leones
Here there be Dragons
Here by dragons
Hic abundant leones
Here There Be Tigers
Here are lions
Here Be dragons
Here There be Dragons
HIC SVNT DRACONES
HC SVNT DRACONES
Hic Sunt Dracones
Here be Dragons
Here there be Tigers
"""here be dragons"""
Hic abundant Leones
HC SVHT DRACONES
Hic sunt Dracones
Hic sunt dracones
Thar be dragons


Context:
Question: Sanskrit is an ancient language of which modern day country?
Answer:

Answer: India

ഭാരത മ
هندستانڀارت،
भारतीय ग�
Bhārtiya Prajāsattā
Indian Republic
ভারতরাষ
Indian republic
ಭಾರತ ಗ
Union of India
இந்தியக
भारतीय प्र
India (country)
ISO 3166-1:IN
Indea
Etymology of India
ভারত গণ
Republic Of India
INDIA
ભારતી�
ভারত
Republic of India
Les Indes
Bhārat Gaṇarāj
جمہوٗرِ
भारतमहारा
Indya
Bharat Ganrajya
جمہوریہ ب�
இந்திய
ଭାରତ �
भारत गणर
Republic of india
जुम्हूरि
Hindio
The Republic of India
భారత గ
India's
Hindistan
ਭਾਰਤ �
Bhart
India
భారత ర
India.
ভাৰত গ�
Indian State
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND
ভারতীয


Context:
Question: What name is given to the paradoxical psychological phenomenon wherein hostages express adulation and have positive feelings towards their captors that appear irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims?
Answer:

Answer: Stockholm Syndrome

Stockholmsyndrome
Stockholm Syndrome
Swedish syndrome
Association With the Aggressor
Lima syndrome
Stolkholm syndrome
Stockholm Effect
Capture bonding
Helsinki Syndrome
Lima Syndrome
Stockholm syndrom
Stockholm effect
The Stockholm Syndrome
Possible examples of Stockholm Syndrome
The Stockholm syndrome
Stockholm syndrome
Helsinki syndrome
Identification with the aggressor


Context:
Question: What Caribbean nation is considered the first black-led republic in the world?
Answer:

Answer: Haiti

Haitian Ancestry
Haïti
Name of Haiti
Republic of haiti
Haidi
Subdivisions of Haiti
ISO 3166-1:HT
Administrative divisions of Haiti
Republic of Haiti
République d'Haïti
Arrondissements and communes of haiti
Repiblik Ayiti
History of Haitian Nationality
Departements of Haiti
People of Haiti
Haiti
Ayiti
Haití
Hayti
Haitian Declaration of Independence


Context:
Question: "Whose autobiography was entitled ""Step Inside Love""?"
Answer:

Answer: Cilla Black

Priscilla Maria Veronica Willis
Cilla Black
Cilla White
Priscilla Maria Veronica White


Context:
Question: In which US town or city were the 1932 Winter Olympics held?
Answer:

Answer: Lake Placid

Lake Placid (disambiguation)
Lake placid
Lake Placid


Context:
Question: Being developed from earlier keyboard instruments, what year was the piano invented?
Answer:

Answer: 1709


Context:
Question: Which was the only country to win two silver medals and no other medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics? (clue - both medals were won in men's sprint events)
Answer:

Answer: Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Sport in Trinidad and Tobago
The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad tobago
Trinidad, British West Indies
ISO 3166-1:TT
Trinidad and tobago
Trinidad, Tobago
Republic of trinidad
Trinidad/Tobago
Etymology of Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobogo
Trindiad and Tobago
Sports in Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad y Tobago
Trinbagonian
Trinidadian and Tobagonian
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad and Tobago (commonwealth realm
Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies
Trinidad& Tobago
Trinidad&Tobago
Trinidad And Tobago
Trinidad and Tabago
Trinidadian
Languages of Trinidad and Tobago


Context:
Question: Who played factory boss Danny Baldwin in the British television soap ‘Coronation Street’?
Answer:

Answer: Bradley Walsh


Context:
Question: "Which radio comedian's catchphrase was ""daft as a brush""?"
Answer:

Answer: KEN PLATT


Context:
Question: What is said to be the UK's loudest bird?
Answer:

Answer: Bittern


Context:
Question: What book knocked Henry Kissinger's White house Years out of first place on the best-seller list in November 1979?
Answer:

Answer: Aunt Erma's Cope Book, by


Context:
Question: Which country is known to its people as Suomen Tasavalta?
Answer:

Answer: Finland

FinlanD
FINLAND
Suomen tasavalta
Suomen Tasavalta
Republiken Finland
Finlande
Finland
Finland during World War II
Finnland
Finland's
Republic of Finland
Etymology of Finland
Fin land
Name of Finland
Finn Land
ISO 3166-1:FI
Northern Finland


Context:
Question: The song with theshortest title to have reached number one in the UK charts was released by Telly Savalas in 1975. What was it called?
Answer:

Answer: 'IF'

I.F.
If...
If (song)
I.f.
If (album)
If (disambiguation)
If...
I F
'IF'
IF
If.
If
If (songs)
IF (disambiguation)
If... (song)


Context:
Question: In Roman mythology, on which part of the body were talaria worn?
Answer:

Answer: Feet

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


Context:
Question: What is Australian slang for an outside lavatory?
Answer:

Answer: Dunny


Context:
Question: In which county is the polo venue of Cowdray Park?
Answer:

Answer: (West) Sussex

West sussex
West Sussex
West Sussex Youth Cabinet
W Sussex
W sussex
West Sussex, England
(West) Sussex


Context:
Question: What is the capital of the American state of Nevada?
Answer:

Answer: Carson City

Carson City, NV Metropolitan Statistical Area

Consolidated Municipality of Carson City, Nevada


Context:
Question: Who is the only Rugby League player to win two consecutive Lance Todd trophies, doing so in 2007 and 2008?
Answer:

Answer: Paul Wellens


Context:
Question: Which American motor manufacturer's logo is the head of a ram?
Answer:

Answer: Dodge

Dodge
Dodge V8
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Motors
Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company
Dodge Brothers Company
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dadge
Grab life by the horns
Dodge Motor Company
Dodge (car)
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company
The Dodge Brothers Company
Dodge division
Dodge Cars
Fratzog


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

Answer: South America

List of national capitals in South America


Context:
Question: What was the name of the concert held at the Cleveland Arena, Ohio, on 21st March 1952, said to be the world’s first major rock & roll concert?
Answer:

Answer: The Moondog Coronation Ball

The Moondog Coronation Ball
Moondog Coronation Ball


Context:
Question: Alphabetically which is the first of the five halogens in the periodic table
Answer:

Answer: Astatine

Asstatine
Rarest element
Astaine
7440-68-8
Element 85
Astatide
Astateen
Astat
Astatine
Alabamium
Astitene
Eka-iodine
Alabamine


Context:
Question: Probably best remembered as being chief presenter of ITV's News At Ten between 1976 and 1991which British journalist and broadcaster sadly passed away on July 20th 2012?
Answer:

Answer: ALASTAIR BURNETT

ALASTAIR BURNETT
Alastair Burnet
Alastair Burnett


Context:
Question: Viva Forever' is a West End musical (2012) based on the music of 'which pop group?
Answer:

Answer: SPICE GIRLS

Spice Girls solo discography
The Spice Girls
Now And Forever : The Greatest Hits
Spice Girl
Suzanne Tinker
Lianne Morgan
Spice Girls
Solo spice girls discography
Spice girls
The Spice Girls Story: Viva Forever
Touch (girl group)
SPICE GIRLS


Context:
Question: Which equipment-free sport did Ashok Das introduce to the British Army in 2005?
Answer:

Answer: KABBADI

Indoor kabaddi
Kabaddi
Kabaddi Would Cup Tournament
Kabbaddi
Kabbadi
Chedugudu
Khabadi
International Kabaddi Association
National Kabaddi Association
Hadudu
Beach kabaddi
KABBADI


Context:
Question: Whose novels feature former US Army policeman 'Jack Reacher'?
Answer:

Answer: LEE CHILD (accept his real name J


Context:
Question: Who was the only person to win the BBC TV Sports Personality of the Year twice during the 1990's - in 1994 and 1996?
Answer:

Answer: Damon Hill


Context:
Question: Canadian Florence Nightingale Graham dropped out of nursing school in Toronto and joined her elder brother in New York City, working as a bookkeeper for the E.R. Squibb Pharmaceuticals Company. By what name is she better known?
Answer:

Answer: Elizabeth Arden

Florence Graham
Elizabeth Arden
Florence Nightingale Graham


Context:
Question: Who had hits with Go Now and Nights in White Satin?
Answer:

Answer: Moody Blues

Moody Blues
The Moody Blues
Moodies
MoodyBlues
22 thousand days
Twenty-two thousand days
Moodyblues
22,000 days
Moody Blues,The
Moody Blues, The
22000 days


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

Answer: 'SPARKS'

'SPARKS'
Sparks band
Sparks (band)
The Sparks


Context:
Question: The Dakar Rally (previously known as the Paris Dakar rally) is an annual event, but of which country is Dakar the capital city?
Answer:

Answer: Senegal

Indigenous cultures, kingdoms and ethnic groups of

Indigenous Cultures, Kingdoms and Ethnic


Context:
Question: With reference to interest rates for what does the T stand in TIBOR?
Answer:

Answer: Tokyo

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


Context:
Question: The Earth's Equator is approximately how many millions of metres in length?
Answer:

Answer: 40


Context:
Question: Estelle Parsons won a best supporting actress Oscar for her role in which 1967 film?
Answer:

Answer: Bonnie and Clyde

Prentiss Oakley
Clyde Champion Barrow
Bonnie & Clyde
Barrow gang
Bonnie and clyde
Bonnie Parker
Bonny & Clyde
Bonnie + Clyde
Prentis Oakley
Bonney Parker
Bonny and Clyde
Bonnie&Clyde
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie & Clide
Bonnie And Clyde
Roy Thornton
The story of bonnie and clyde
Bonny + Clyde
Clyde Chestnut Barrow
Bonnie Elizabeth Parker
Bonnie and Clyde


Context:
Question: According to ancient Greek philosophers the universe was made up of five basic elements, earth, air, fire, water and which other?
Answer:

Answer: Ether

Alkoxyalkane
Ether group
Primary ether
Ethers, cyclic
Ether bond
Polyether
Ether
Sweet oil of vitriol
Diaryl ether
Aryl ether
Secondary ether
Organic ether
O-alkylation
Tertiary ether
Polyethers
Ethers
Ether (chemistry)
Oleum dulci vitrioli


Context:
Question: What pay-per view wrestling event was held for the first time in 1985?
Answer:

Answer: Wrestlemania

Wm 34
WrestleMania Main-Eventers
WWE Wrestlemania
Wwe wrestlemania
WrestleMania (PPV Series)
Wrestlemania
WrestleMania 34
WrestleMania
Wrestlemanis
The Wrestlemania
WrestleMania XXXIII
WrestleMania 33
WrestleMania XXXIV
The Greatest Superstars of WrestleMania
WEW WrestleMania
Wrestle mania
Wrestlemania 33
WWE WrestleMania
Wresltemania
WWE WM


Context:
Question: On which record label did Elvis Presley launch his career?
Answer:

Answer: SUN

The SUN
SUN (disambiguation)
Sun (UK)
SUN
Sun (disambiguation)
Sun (band)
The Sun (tabloid)
The Sun (band)
The Sun newspaper
Sun (British newspaper)
Sun (unit)
The Sun (album)
Da sun
Sun newspaper


Context:
Question: From Latin meaning 'earth', and Italian equating to a patio, what is the architectural flooring/wall composite of marble/granite/similar chips and binder?
Answer:

Answer: Terrazzo


Context:
Question: Name the 1992 movie and character/actor that featured the quote “Are you crying? There’s no crying! There’s no crying in baseball!”
Answer:

Answer: Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan in A


Context:
Question: Released in 1961, what was the last No.1 hit for Frankie Vaughan?
Answer:

Answer: Tower of Strength

Tower of Strength (disambiguation)
Tower Of Strength
Tower of Strength


Context:
Question: Where on the body would a Hindu woman wear a bindi?
Answer:

Answer: Forehead

Hairline
Fore head
Forehead
Foreheads
Sinciput
Sincipital


Context:
Question: What Swedish city is connected to Copenhagen via a bridge?
Answer:

Answer: Malmö

Municipality of Malmoe
History of Malmö
Municipality of Malmo
Malmo urban area
Malmoe, Sweden
UN/LOCODE:SEMMA
History of Malmo
Malmo
Municipality of Malmö
Malmö urban area
History of Malmoe
Malmö
Malmø
Maelmo
Malmö Theatre Academy
Malmo, Sweden
Malmoe kommun
Malmoe stad
Demographics of Malmo
Malmö, Sweden
Malmoe urban area
Mälmo
Malmoe


Context:
Question: How many stars are on the national flag of Liberia?
Answer:

Answer: One


Context:
Question: According to the title of the 1977 movie, who owned a dragon that could become invisible?
Answer:

Answer: Pete's Dragon.

Pete’s Dragon
Pete's Dragon (film)
Pets dragon
Pete's dragon
Pete's Dragon (2017 film)
Passamaquoddy (song)
Pete's Dragon.
Pete's Dragon


Context:
Question: Which Rod Stewart song mentions Celtic football club?
Answer:

Answer: 'YOU'RE IN MY HEART'

You're In My Heart
You're in My Heart
You're in My Heart (disambiguation)
'YOU'RE IN MY HEART'


Context:
Question: What slippery synthetic substance was Ronald Reagan compared to - because no scandals stuck to him?
Answer:

Answer: Teflon

Teflon (trademark)
Teflon
PFTE
Polytetrafluoroethene
Polytetrafluroethylene
Polytetracfluoroethane
Polytetraflouroethylene
Tefflon
Polytetrafluorethylene
Teflon coated
Polytetrafluoroethylene
EPTFE
C2f4n
PTFE
Teflon(r)
Ptfe
Teflon®


Context:
Question: On the human body, a keloid is a type of what?
Answer:

Answer: Scar

Uloid
Cicatricial
Scar
Scarring
Cicatrice
Scars
Silicone Scar Sheets
Fibroplasias
Cicatrices
Cicatrix
Scarguard
Infected cicatrix
Fibroplasia
Subcision
Atrophic scarring
Scarred
Silicone scar sheet
Laser scar removal
Infected scar


Context:
Question: In what month is Hogmanay celebrated?
Answer:

Answer: December


Context:
Question: What six-letter word, taken from Yiddish, means ‘to grumble, complain’, especially when done to excess?
Answer:

Answer: KVETCH


Context:
Question: What US sitcom was the first exported to Britain?
Answer:

Answer: Amos 'N' Andy

Amos n Andy
Amos And Andy
Amos and andy
Amos N Andy
Amos & Andy
George %22Kingfish%22 Stevens
Amos and Andy
Amos 'N' Andy
Brazilian Brass Mines
Amos ‘n’ Andy
Amos 'n Andy
Amos N' Andy
The Amos 'n Andy Show
Amos 'n Andy Show
Amos 'n' Andy Show
Amos 'n' Andy


Context:
Question: Herman Van Rompuy became first Permanent President of what?
Answer:

Answer: The European Council

European Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council

Parties in the Council of the European Union

List of Presidents of the European Council

Parties in the council of the european union

Party affiliations in the Council of the European Union

Current composition of the European Council


Context:
Question: In the North East a workman's packed lunch is his 'bait', what is it in Yorkshire?
Answer:

Answer: His 'Snap'


Context:
Question: In which year was the ten shilling note withdrawn in the UK following the introduction of the 50p coin ?
Answer:

Answer: 1970


Context:
Question: In Pride and Prejudice what was the first name of Mr Darcy?
Answer:

Answer: Fitzwilliam


Context:
Question: Annually in July or August, the Obon (or Bon) Buddhist festival to honour the dead is held in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Japan

日本國
State of Japan
Ja-pan
Nihon
Nippon
Japang
Modern–era Japan
Etymology of Japan
Japan (country)
Republic of Japan
Japanese financial sector
Nihon-koku
ISO 3166-1:JP
日本
Japian
Japan
JapaN
The State of Japan
Riben
Nippon-koku
JPN
Jpan
Rìběn
日本国
Japao
JAPAN
Japoa
🗾


Context:
Question: What is the name for a figure of speech in which a term for a part of something refers to the whole of something ie a businessman is called 'a suit' or a car 'wheels'?
Answer:

Answer: Synecdoche - Synecdoche,


Context:
Question: In which country are the 2019 Rugby Union World Cup finals to be held?
Answer:

Answer: Japan


Context:
Question: Which British town or city has the post code DL?
Answer:

Answer: Darlington

Urban changes in Darlington
Black Banks
Darlington, United Kingdom
Darlington, Co Durham
Darlington, Durham
Darlington (England)
Darlington, County Durham
County Borough of Darlington
Darlington
Darlington, England


Context:
Question: US veterinary pathologist Daniel Salmon (1850-1914) oversaw the discovery of what, named eponymously?
Answer:

Answer: Salmonella

Soul manela
Soulmanila
Salmanilla
Salmonilla
Salmonella Panama
Sourmanila
Soul manilla
Salmanila
Solmanilla
Saulmanella
Sour manella
Samonella
Saulmanela
Sal manela
Sourmanilla
Saurmanilla
Soul manila
Saul manella
Sol manella
Salmanela
Saulmanilla
Salmonella
Solmanila
Sourmanela
Soulmanela
Soulmanella
Sourmanella
Sal manella
Saul manela
Saurmanila
Sour manilla
Saulmanila
Sol manela
Solmanella
Salmonella tryphimurium
Solmanela
Saur manila
Saul manila
Saurmanela
Salmanella
Salmonela
Salmonella phages
Saur manella
Soulmanilla
Sour manila
Sal manilla
Sal manila
Saur manela
Salmonellae
Saur manilla
Saul manilla
Sour manela
Sol manilla
Saurmanella
Soul manella


Context:
Question: 'Feel Like Making Love' and 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' were hit singles for which female artist?
Answer:

Answer: Roberta Flack


Context:
Question: Who, on 23rd July 2009, became the leading Australian batsman, having accumulated more runs in 1st class cricket than the legendary Don Bradman?
Answer:

Answer: JUSTIN LANGER


Context:
Question: Who was the brother of the Bronte sisters?
Answer:

Answer: Branwell

Branwell Brontë
Bramwell Bronte
Bramwell Brontë
Branwell Bronte
Patrick Branwell Bronte
Branwell
Patrick Branwell Brontë


Context:
Question: What is the final event in a decathlon?
Answer:

Answer: 1500 metres

1500 metres
1500 distance
one thousand, five hundred  distance


Context:
Question: Who was the first Astronomer Royal?
Answer:

Answer: John Flamsteed

Flamsteed
John Flamsteed
Historia Coelestis Britannica
Flamsteedian


Context:
Question: In which religion is the temple, or place of worship, known as the gurdwara?
Answer:

Answer: SIKHISM

Sikh faith
Sikhi
Sikhsim
Sikh Brahmins
SIKHISM
Sikhism Other Observations
Sikh religion
Sikhism
The Sikh Religion
The Ten Gurus
Sikism
Baptized Sikh
Sikkhi
Ten gurus
Sikha Dharma


Context:
Question: On which island is the holiday resort of Faliraki?
Answer:

Answer: RHODES


Context:
Question: The official beverage of Puerto Rico since 1978, what drink consists of rum, coconut cream, and pineapple juice?
Answer:

Answer: Pina Colada

Piña Colada
Piña colada
Virgin Piña Colada
Pina colada
Peanut Colada
Pina coladas
Virgin Pina Colada
Pinacolada
Virgin pina colada
Pina colata
Pina collada
Pina Colada
Piña coladas


Context:
Question: What controversial accusation is shared by the albums?
Answer:

Answer: Child nudity/pornography


Context:
Question: What stone was used to decipher Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics?
Answer:

Answer: Rosetta Stone

Stone of Rosetta
Pierre de Rosette
Rossetta Stone
Rosetta inscription
Rashid Stone
The Rosetta Stone
Roseta stone
Rosetta stone
Rosseta Stone
Rosetta Stone
Decree of Memphis (Ptolemy V


Context:
Question: In which year did both T-Rex's Marc Bolan and Elvis Presley die ?
Answer:

Answer: 1977

one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-seven


Context:
Question: Which team was the first to score a 'Golden Goal' in the soccer World Cup Finals?
Answer:

Answer: France

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


Context:
Question: What is the stage name of musician Marvin Lee Aday?
Answer:

Answer: Meat Loaf

Michael Aday
Marvin Lee Aday
Michael Lee Aday
Meat Loaf (singer)
Meat Loaf
Meat loaf
Meatloaf (singer)
Meat Loaf Aday
Marvin Aday


Context:
Question: Which famous novelist also wrote under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott?
Answer:

Answer: Agatha Christie

Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels


Context:
Question: In 1988, to reflect the modern family, what change was made to Nestlé's famous birds logo that showed a mother and three fledglings?
Answer:

Answer: The number of fledglings was reduced from three

The number of fledglings was reduced from three


Context:
Question: The Tropic of Capricorn crosses the west coast of South America in which country?
Answer:

Answer: CHILE

ISO 3166-1:CL
Cxilio
Cile
Etymology of Chile
Republic of Chile
Chilean Republic
State of Chile
Chile
CHILE
Name of Chile
República de Chile
Chilé


Context:
Question: Which is the largest cat in the world?
Answer:

Answer: Siberian Tiger

Manchurian Tiger
Northeast China Tiger
The Siberian Tiger
Amur tigers
Ussurian Tiger
Siberian Tigers
Siberian tiger
Amur Tiger
Korean Tiger
North China Tiger
Amur tiger
Panthera tigris altaica
Siberian Tiger
Siberian tigers
Ussuri Tiger


Context:
Question: What was the name of the boutique run by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood at 430 King’s Road, London, between 1974 and 1976?
Answer:

Answer: Sex

The word sex
Biological sexes
Pseques
Seks
Anatomical sex
Sex terms
Aphrodisiasm
Sex
Biological sex
Sexuality (biology)
Sexs
Sex.
Sex in plants
Sexes
Genetic sex
Sex (biological division)


Context:
Question: The Jurassic period is known for the appearance on earth of what?
Answer:

Answer: Dinosaurs

Non-avian dinosaur
Ornithoscelida
Dinosauria
The death of the dinosaurs
Pachypodes
Non-avian dinosaurs
Dinosaurian
Dinosaurs
Dinasour
Triassic dinosaurs
Phytodinosaur
Dinosur
Dinosuar
Dinosaurology
Discovery of dinosaurs
Pachypodosauria
Pandinosauria
The Death of the Dinosaurs
Dinosaur
Jurassic dinosaurs
Dinosoor
Dinosor
Herbivore dinosaurs
Death of the dinosaurs
Dinosour
Phytodinosauria


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, which virgin goddess of the hearth, home and cooking gave up her seat as one of the Twelve Olympians to tend to the sacred flame on Mount Olympus, for Dionysus?
Answer:

Answer: HESTIA


Context:
Question: What French military unit was established in 1831 to enable people from other countries to serve in the French Armed Forces, commanded by French officers?
Answer:

Answer: Foreign Legion

Foreign Legion
Foreign legionaire
Foreign legion (disambiguation)
Foreign legion
Foreign Legion (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: David Stern was the commissioner of what organization?
Answer:

Answer: NBA

Nmba
Nationa Basketball Association
The N. B. A.
Nba rules
N.B.A.
N. B. A.
N B A
The N B A
National basketball association
NBA history
NBA.com
NBA
En bee ay
The National Basketball Association
NBA Cares
The NBA
NBA rules
Nba basketball
NBA teams
The N.B.A.
UNK NBA
National Basketball Association
Nba.com
NBA president
History of NBA
Nba


Context:
Question: Which was the second British motorway
Answer:

Answer: M1


Context:
Question: How old was Jimi Hendrix when he died?
Answer:

Answer: 27


Context:
Question: Which late MP owned Saltwood Castle in Kent?
Answer:

Answer: Alan Clarke


Context:
Question: Charles Dickens' 1859 classic, A Tale of Two Cities, the most printed original English book in history with over 200 million copies sold, is set in what two cities?
Answer:

Answer: Paris and London


Context:
Question: What is the name of the professional body that represents solicitors in England and Wales?
Answer:

Answer: The Law Society

The Society of Attorneys, Solicitors, Pro


Context:
Question: Columbia University, in the city of New York, was founded as King’s College by royal charter of which British monarch?
Answer:

Answer: King George II

George 2
George II (disambiguation)
George the Second
George II
George the 2nd
King George II
George Ii
King george ii
George ii


Context:
Question: What radio station do you find at 99.9 on your local FM dial?
Answer:

Answer: KISW

The Mens Room
KISW Duck 1977-1980
KISW
KISW-FM
KISW (FM)


Context:
Question: What is the common name of the laryngeal prominence?
Answer:

Answer: Adams Apple

Adams Apple
Prominentia laryngica
Adam's Apple
Adams' apple
Laryngeal protrusion
Adams apple
Prominentia laryngealis
Adem elması
Pomum Adami
Adam's apple
Adem elmasi
Prominentia laryngea
Adems apple
Adems Apple
Adem's Apple
Laryngeal prominence
Adem's apple
Laryngeal protuberance
Pomum Adam


Context:
Question: The Halle Orchestra was founded in which British city?
Answer:

Answer: Manchester

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


Context:
Question: 'The Castle of Otranto' often called the first gothic novel, was written in 1764 by whom?
Answer:

Answer: HORACE WALPOLE

Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of
Horace Walpole
William Marshall, Gent
Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford
HORACE WALPOLE
Horatio S. Walpole
Xo-Ho
The Hon. Mr. H--CE W--
William Marshall, Gent.
H***** W*****
Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Or
Horatio or Horace Walpole
H. Walpole
Horace, 4th Earl of Orford Wal


Context:
Question: ‘Little Boy’ and ‘Fat Man’ were US codes for what during World War II?
Answer:

Answer: Nuclear weapons (bombs)


Context:
Question: Who was the author of Pygmalion'?
Answer:

Answer: George Bernard Shaw

G. B. Shaw
G.B. Shaw
G B Shaw
Shaw, George Bernard
George Bernard Shaw
G.B.Shaw
George Barnard Shaw
G. Bernard Shaw
Plays Unpleasant
GB Shaw
Plays Pleasant


Context:
Question: In 1953, Edmund Hillary was half of the famous pair to first do what?
Answer:

Answer: Climb Everest


Context:
Question: Who is the only British Olympian to have won three successive Olympic gold medals
Answer:

Answer: Steven Redgrave

Steven Geoffrey Redgrave
Redgrave, Steven Geoffrey
Steve Redgrave
Sir Stephen Redgrave
Sir Steve Redgrave
Steven Redgrave
Stephen Redgrave
Steve Geoffrey Redgrave


Context:
Question: What is the name of the town in which the Meerkats live in the adverts for comparethemarket.com?
Answer:

Answer: MEERKOVO

Compare the Market
Comparethemarket.com
Comparethemeerkat.com
Aleksander the Meerkat
A Simples Life
MEERKOVO
Alexander the Meerkat
Meerkovo
Khalaf Mongis


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

Answer: Messalina

Valeria Messallina
Messalina
Messalina Valeria
Empress Messalina
Valeria Messalina
Messelina


Context:
Question: What is either a city in Germany or a type of fragrance?
Answer:

Answer: Cologne

UN/LOCODE:DECGN
Cologne, Germany
City of Cologne
Colonia Agrippinae
Koln
Cologne
Kölle
DECGN
Koeln
Cöln am Rhein
Köln (region)
Köln, Germany
Köln
Cologne (Germany)
Cöln
Cologner
Koeln, Germany
Oppidum Ubiorum
Coln
Koln, Germany
Keulen
Culture of Cologne


Context:
Question: Which British girl won the Women's Junior Singles title at Wimbledon this year (2008)?
Answer:

Answer: LAURA ROBSON


Context:
Question: In 2009, who was convicted of the murder of Lana Clarkson?
Answer:

Answer: Phil Spector

Annette Records
Phil spectre
Phil Spector
Harvey Philip Spector
Phillip Spector
Phil specter
Philip Spector
Phil spektor
Phil Specter


Context:
Question: Which is the first of the four stations on a standard Monopoly Board after passing Go?
Answer:

Answer: KING'S CROSS

Kings Cross
King's Cross (disambiguation)
King's Cross
Kings Cross (disambiguation)
KING'S CROSS
King’s Cross


Context:
Question: "What city is known to its inhabitants as ""auld reekie""?"
Answer:

Answer: Edinburgh

City of Edinburgh (local government district, Loth


Context:
Question: The paintings entitled 'St. George and the Dragon' and 'Madonna with the Fish' are works by which Florentine master?
Answer:

Answer: RAPHAEL

Raffaello Sanzio
RAPHAEL
Raffaelo Santi
Raphael Santi
Raffael
Raffaelo
Raffaello da Urbino
Rafael Sanzio
Rafael Sancho
Raphael
Raffaello Santi
Raphael Urbinas
Raphaelesque
Raffaello Sanzio da Urb
Raphael Sanzio
Raphael (painter)
Sanzio
Raphael Sanzi
Rapheal
Rafael Sanzio da Urbino
Raphaello Sanzio


Context:
Question: A duodecennial event occurs every how many years?
Answer:

Answer: Twelve


Context:
Question: Which profession are members of the B.D.A.
Answer:

Answer: Dentists

Dentists
Dentite
Dental Surgeon
Dentist
Cand.odont
Dental surgeon


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

Answer: Occam's razor

Morgan's law
Parsimoniousness
Thargola's sword
Achems razor
Ockham razor
Ontological parsimony
Ockman's razor
Ockam's Razor
Ockhams razor
Parsimonious explanation
Law Of Economy
Okhams razor
Aristotle's razor
Occum's Razor
Ocham's razor
Okkum's razor
Law of parsimony
Parsimoniously
Ontological simplicity
Occoms razor
Ockam's razor
Ockham's razor.
Law of succinctness
Occom's razor
Lex parsimoniæ
Ockham's Razor
Ackham's Razor
Arcum's razor
Occams razor
Principle of Economy
Occam's razzor
Okkam's razor
Parsimonious
Occam razor
Law of Parsimony
Principle of Parsimony
Lex parsimoniae
Occam's Rasor
Ockham’s razor
Okham's Razor
Occams razzor
Diagnostic parsimony
Occum's razor
Occam's razor
Law of economy
Occums razor
Okham's razor
Occams Razor
Occham's Razor
Law Of Parsimony
Occams's Razor
Principle of parsimony
Complexity (fallacy)
Occam’s Razor
Ockham’s Razor
Occam's razor.
Ockhams Razor
Occam's Razor
Occaam's razor
Ocam's razor
Parsimony
Principle of Simplicity
Methodological reductionism
Ockham's razor


Context:
Question: What cat food “tastes so good, cats ask for it by name”?
Answer:

Answer: Meow Mix

Meow Mix (cat food)
The Meow Mix Theme
Meow Mix Cat
Alley Cat (cat food)
Meowmix
Meow Mix Theme
Singing cat
Meow Mix


Context:
Question: Which US burlesque dancer and model was born Heather Renee Sweet?
Answer:

Answer: Dita Von Teese

Heather Renée Sweet
Heather Renee Sweet
Von Teese
Heather Sweet
Dita von Teese
Dita Von Tease
Deeta von Teese
Dita Von Teese
Marilyn Manson's Ex-Wife


Context:
Question: What was the previous occupation of comedian Jim Bowen?
Answer:

Answer: Teacher

Teachings
Educator
Teachest
School marm
Schoolteachers
Teaching aid
Pedagogia
School Teacher
Teaches
Teacher
Schoolteacher
Professional educator
Professeur
History teacher
Teacheth
Teachers
School teacher
Schoolmarms
Teachingly
Taught
List of educators
Remedial teacher
Schoolmarm
National Teacher
TEACHER
School teachers


Context:
Question: The Red Sea is connected to the Indian Ocean by which gulf ?
Answer:

Answer: Gulf of Aden.

Gulf of Aden
Aden, Gulf of
Khalīj 'Adan
Gulf of Berbera
Gacanka Cadmeed
Gulf of Aden.
Pirate alley
خليج عدن


Context:
Question: What brand announced, in 2010, that their food used to taste bad?
Answer:

Answer: Dominos

Doublenine
Double nine
Domino game
Domino
Dominos
Double9
Double 9
Domino games
Dominoes
Double 6
Double6


Context:
Question: Tony Hadley was the lead singer with which 1980s new romantic band?
Answer:

Answer: Spandau Ballet

List of awards and nominations received by Spandau


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

Answer: Winnipeg

The peg
The weather in Winnipeg
List of Winnipeg MPs and MLAs
Winnepeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg, Canada
Shamrock School, Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Manitoba
St. John Brebeuf School (Winn
École Marie-Anne-Gaboury
Victor Mager School, Winnipeg
Winnipeg
List of Winnipeg sister cities
Frontenac School
UN/LOCODE:CAWNP
Shamrock School
George McDowell School, Winnipeg
Frontenac School, Winnipeg
City of Winnipeg
Winnipegger
École Guyot, Winnipeg
Ecole Guyot
America/Winnipeg
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
WPG
École Marie-Anne-Gaboury
Winterpeg
École Guyot
Darwin School
Ecole Marie-Anne-Gaboury
Darwin School, Winnipeg
Winipeg
Winnipeg, MB
Whinnipeg
Windsor School, Winnipeg
The Peg
Victor Mager School
Whyte Ridge
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Winnepeg
Archwood School, Winnipeg
Archwood School


Context:
Question: In which city was the rock star Michael Hutchence found dead in 1997 ?
Answer:

Answer: SYDNEY

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


Context:
Question: The sea between Australia and New Zealand is named after an explorer of what nationality?
Answer:

Answer: DUTCH

Autochtones
The Dutch
Netherlanders
Dutch people
Etnic Dutch
Dutch person
Autochtoon
Dutch (ethnic group)
Dutch (ethnic group and nation)
Dutchmen
Dutch People
People of Holland
Autochtonen
DUTCH
Dutch (Ethnic group)
Dutch ethnic group
Netherlander
Etnic dutch
Ethnic Dutch
Netherlandians
Dutch (people)


Context:
Question: How many hundredweight are in a UK ton?
Answer:

Answer: 20


Context:
Question: What plant do we often call the 'Busy Lizzie'?
Answer:

Answer: Impatiens

Balsamine
Balsam-weed
Impatien
Balsam (flower)
Wild balsam
Jewel weed
Jewel-weed
Wild Balsam
Impatients
Jewelweed plant
Impatiens
Balsam Weed
Balsam weed
Jewelweed


Context:
Question: Which competition was won by Caroline Flack in December 2014?
Answer:

Answer: Strictly Come Dancing

People's Strictly
Strictly Come Dancing (Series One)
Strictly come dancing
Peoples Strictly
Strictly Ice Dancing
Strictly Come Dancing (TV series)
Strictly Come Dancing
Strictly Come Dancing Band
Strictly African Dancing


Context:
Question: What was named after American frontiersman James Bowie?
Answer:

Answer: Knife

Ansall
Knifes
Cable sheath splitting knife
Knive
Knives
Fish knife
Sheath knives
Long knife
Knife


Context:
Question: What is the only letter of the alphabet which does not appear in any of the names of the 50 American states?
Answer:

Answer: Q

ⓠ
🅠
Q (alphabet)
Ⓠ
⒬
🅀
Ｑ
🄠
Q
Q (letter)
🆀
Q.


Context:
Question: With a population of almost 930,000 inhabitants, what is the capital city of Nicaragua?
Answer:

Answer: MANAGUA

Leal Villa de Santiago de Managua
Managua, Managua
Managua
Capital of Nicaragua
Managua, Nicaragua
America/Managua
UN/LOCODE:NIMGA
MANAGUA


Context:
Question: What type of natural disaster killed 173 people in Victoria, Australia in 2009?
Answer:

Answer: Bushfires

Australian bushfires
Bushfires
Wildfires in Australia
Bushfires in australia
Bushfires in Australia
Bushfire


Context:
Question: What elements are in the compound nitric acid?
Answer:

Answer: Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen


Context:
Question: The particle physics unit of reactionary particle decay is?
Answer:

Answer: Strangeness

Strange particle
Strangeness
Strangeness (particle physics)
Strange Particle
Eta charge
Strangeness number
Strange particles
Eta-charge


Context:
Question: Who was the first President to be an American citizen from birth, having been born after the Declaration of Independence?
Answer:

Answer: Martin Van Buren

Martin Van Buren
Martin van Buren
Martin VanBuren
Martin van bueren
President Van Buren
The Little Magician
Little Magician
Martin Van Ruin
8th President of the United States
Presidency of Martin Van Buren
Maarten van Buren
Van Buren Administration
Eighth President of the United States
Martin van bueran
Martin Van Buran
Old Kinderhook


Context:
Question: What happens at the 'Tower of London' at 9.40 every evening?
Answer:

Answer: Ceremony of the Keys

Ceremony of the Keys
Ceremony of the keys


Context:
Question: A calcifuge is a plant that will grow best where?
Answer:

Answer: IN ACIDIC SOIL


Context:
Question: Which red dwarf star, approximately 4.2 light-years distant in the constellation of Centaurus is the nearest star to the Sun?
Answer:

Answer: Proxima Centauri

Gl 551
Proxima Centauri
GCTP 3278.00
V645 Centauri
Proxima centauri
Proxima Centauri C
Nearest star to our planet
LHS 49
Alpha Centauri C
Closest star
Rigil Kent C
Proxima Centari
Proxima Centaurus
Alpha Proxima
Proxima Centuri
Gliese 551
Alpha proxima


Context:
Question: Which East Midlands club holds the Football League record for most games played?
Answer:

Answer: Nots County


Context:
Question: Which coral atoll, the largest island in the Chagos Archipelago, was forcibly depopulated in 1971 to make way for a joint UK/USA military base?
Answer:

Answer: DIEGO GARCIA

Deigo garcia
FJDG
DIEGO GARCIA
Anniversary Island
Diego Garcia
Diego Garcia Tracking Station
Deigo Garcia


Context:
Question: """At night they fly, you better run, these winged things are not much fun."" ""In the jungle you must wait, until the dice read five or eight."" ""A tiny bite can make you itch, make you sneeze, make you twitch."" ""This will not be an easy mission, monkeys slow the expedition."" Clues from what 1995 movie game?"
Answer:

Answer: Jumanji

Jumangi
Jumanji (reboot)
Jumanji (film)
Jumanji (movie)
Jumanji (2014 film)
Jumanji (2016 film)
Carl Bentley
Jumanij
Jumanji
Jumanji (2015 film)
Sam Parrish
Jumanji 3
Jumanji 2
Sarah Whittle


Context:
Question: What is the title of the film considered to be the debut of cartoon character Mickey Mouse?
Answer:

Answer: Steamboat Willie

Steamboat Willie
Timeless River
Steamboat Willy
Steam boat Willie


Context:
Question: In which sitcom did Penelope Wilton play the wife of Richard Briers?
Answer:

Answer: Ever Decreasing Circles


Context:
Question: The UK television drama series ‘Boys From the Black Stuff’ was set in which city?
Answer:

Answer: Liverpool

Liverpudlian
Liverpudlians
Liverpool, UK
Liverpool (borough)
Liverpool, Britain
Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool
The weather in Liverpool
Liverpool (England)
Liverpool/Archive 1
Lerpwl
County Borough of Liverpool
Liverpool
Scouseland
Liverpool, Merseyside
Landmarks in Liverpool
Liverpool, England
L'POOL
Liverpool, U.K.


Context:
Question: Who wrote the classic ghost story The Monkey's Paw ?
Answer:

Answer: (W.W.) JACOBS

William Wymark Jacobs
W W Jacobs
W w jacobs
WIlliam Jacobs
W. W. Jacobs
WW Jacobs
(W.W.) JACOBS
Ww jacobs
W.W. Jacobs


Context:
Question: What is Japan considering fitting in lifts after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in May 2015 affected over 20,000 lifts
Answer:

Answer: Emergency toilets & drinking water


Context:
Question: Who, in the Bible, was the eldest son of Isaac?
Answer:

Answer: Esau

Eisof 'Esaw 'Esav Esav Esau Eisov ʿĒśāw עֵשָׂו


Context:
Question: Who lived in the Lateran Palace from the fourth to the fourteenth centuries?
Answer:

Answer: Popes

List of Roman Catholic popes by nationality


Context:
Question: The Levant, (deriving from 15th century French, lever, 'rising', relating to the Eastern sunrise) refers to what part of the world?
Answer:

Answer: Eastern Mediterranean


Context:
Question: "The ""Hall of Mirrors"" is in which building?"
Answer:

Answer: Palace of Versailles

Palais de Versailles
Palace of versailles
Musee national du chateau de Versa
Palace and Park of Versailles
Chateau of Versailles
Versailles
Museum of the History of France, Versa
City of Versailles
Palace of Versailles
Musée de Versailles
Musée national du Château de Versa
Versailles Castle
Musée d’Histoire de France
Palais Versailles
Château de Versailles
Residence of Versailles
Schloss Versailles
Musée national du château de Versa
Versailles Museum
Galerie de Versailles
Chateau de Versailles
Château of Versailles
PalaceofVersailles
Musée national du château et des T
Musée d'Histoire de France
Chateau Versailles
Versailles Palace
The Palace of Versailles
Musée historique de Versailles


Context:
Question: Which foreign car manufacture has a rams head on its badge?
Answer:

Answer: DODGE

Dodge
Dodge V8
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Motors
Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company
Dodge Brothers Company
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dadge
DODGE
Grab life by the horns
Dodge Motor Company
Dodge (car)
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company
The Dodge Brothers Company
Dodge division
Dodge Cars
Fratzog


Context:
Question: John Nettles plays 'Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby' in 'Midsomer Murders', who played 'Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy'?
Answer:

Answer: DANIEL CASEY


Context:
Question: Atychiphobia is the irrational fear of what?
Answer:

Answer: Failure

Major flops
Unsuccess
List of product failures
Failboat
Failed
Fail (meme)
Phail
Fail pictures
Commercial failures
Failure
Epic fail
Fail (internet meme)
FAIL
Fail picture
Epic Fail
Commercial failure
EPIC FAIL
Failures
Fail (Internet meme)
PHAIL
Epic failure
Mitt Romney presidential campaign 2008
Fail


Context:
Question: What was Tony Blair’s constituency?
Answer:

Answer: SEDGEFIELD


Context:
Question: What public school did the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles attend?
Answer:

Answer: Gordonston

Gordonstoun School
Gordonstun
Gordonstown
Gordonstoun
Gordonston
Gordonstounians
Gordonstone


Context:
Question: What is the significance of 16th June 1904?
Answer:

Answer: Day on which Ulysses is set


Context:
Question: In 2005, Dan Wheldon became the first British competitor to win what event in over 30 years?
Answer:

Answer: Indianapolis 500

Indianapolis 500-Mile Race
The Indianapolis 500-Mile Race
Greatest spectecle in racin
The Greatest Spectacle in Racing
The Greatest Spectacle In Racing
Indy 505
The Indianapolis 500
Greatest Spectacle in Racing
Indy500
Indy 500
The Indy 500
Indianopolis 500
Greatest Spectacle In Racing
The 500
Indianapolis 500
Indianapolis 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis 505
International 500-Mile Sweepstakes Race
International 500-Mile Sweepstakes
The greatest spectecle in racing
Carb Day


Context:
Question: Of the ten most populated cities of the USA which is furthest north?
Answer:

Answer: Detroit

The 313
Detroit, Michigan
2014 Southeastern Michigan flood
Detroit, Mich.
West Side Detroit
Detroit, Michigan, United States
The weather in Detroit
State of Detroit
Detroit automaker
St. Scholastica School, Detroit
Detroit, MI
Detroit, USA
Detroit, Michigan, U.S.
Detroit, Michigan, US
Demographics of Detroit
Detroit (MI)
Motor city
UN/LOCODE:USDET
Racial and Ethnic History of Detroit
Demographics of Detriot
Detroit, M.I.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
Race and ethnicity in Detroit
The Motor City
Motown, Michigan
The 3-1-3
Détroit, MI
Detroit, mi
Detroit's Effort in the Great War
Detroit
Detroit, United States
Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A
The motor city
Detroiters
Detroit Michigan
City of Detroit
City of Detroit, Michigan
Detroit City
Motor City
East Side Detroit
Detroit MI
Demographic profile of Detroit
Detroit (Mich.)
Detriot
Détroit, Michigan


Context:
Question: The German film 'The Blue Angel' launched the career of which famous actress?
Answer:

Answer: Marlene Dietrich

Marie M. Dietrich
Marlène Dietrich
Marlena Dietrich
Marie M Dietrich
Marie Dietrich
Marlene dietrick
Marlene Dietrich
Marie Magdalene Dietrich


Context:
Question: What name is given to the unofficial accolade awarded to the fastest passenger ship to cross the Atlantic in the westbound direction?
Answer:

Answer: Blue Riband


Context:
Question: Who was the executioner of Louis XVI?
Answer:

Answer: Sansom


Context:
Question: Who wrote the collection of Gothic horror stories entitled In A Glass Darkly in 1872?
Answer:

Answer: Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu

Joseph Lefanu
J. Sheridan Lefanu
J. Sheridan Le Fanu
Joseph Sheridan le Fanu
Joseph Sheridan Lefanu
Le Fanu
J.S. Le Fanu
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
Sheridan le Fanu
J. S. LeFanu
J. S. Le Fanu
Joseph Le Fanu
Sheridan Le Fanu


Context:
Question: Which headgear actually only holds about three litres?
Answer:

Answer: Ten Gallon Hat

10 gallon hat
Ten-gallon hats
Ten Gallon Hat
Cowboy hats
Ten-gallon hat
Cowboy Hat
Ten gallon hat
Cowboy hat
10-gallon hat
Ten- gallon hat


Context:
Question: In the BBC TV series, how are Antonio Carlucci and Genaro Contaldo better known?
Answer:

Answer: Two Greedy Italians


Context:
Question: Which NATO member country has the smallest population?
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 second-largest day for U.S. food consumption, after Thanksgiving Day?
Answer:

Answer: Super Bowl Sunday


Context:
Question: Which French physicist (1852-1908) shared the Nobel Prize for Physics with the Curies in 1903 and has the SI unit of radioactivity named after him?
Answer:

Answer: Antoine Becquerel

Becquerel, Antoine Henri
Antoine H. Becquerel
Anton Henri Becquerel
Antoine Becquerel
Antoine-henri becquerel
Henri Becquerel
Antoine-Henri Becquerel
Antoine Henri Becquerel