Context:
Question: Which South American capital is the nearest to the equator?
Answer:

Answer: Quito

Quito, Ecuador
Quiteño
Quito
Qeeto
Keyto
Historic Center of Quito
Quitoh
Quiteno
Queeto
San Francisco de Quito
Capital of Ecuador
Gringolandia
Santiago de Quito
Qito


Context:
Question: Which children’s character’s first words upon waking are ‘What’s for breakfast’?
Answer:

Answer: Winnie the Pooh

List of Winnie-the-Pooh television series


Context:
Question: Who performed the theme song to The Man With The Golden Gun?
Answer:

Answer: Lulu

Lulu (film)
Lulu (album)
LULU
Lulu (disambiguation)
Lulu
Lulu (Lulu album)


Context:
Question: Tintern Abbey, made famous by Wordsworth’s poetry, stands on which river?
Answer:

Answer: Wye


Context:
Question: What nickname did the American media give to Jane Fonda during the Vietnam War?
Answer:

Answer: Hanoi Jane

Jane Fonda
Jane Fonda Foundation
IPC Films
Jane fonda
Jayne Seymour Fonda
Hanoi Jane
Jane Seymour Fonda


Context:
Question: Which Beatles offering was first shown on British TV on Boxing Day 1967?
Answer:

Answer: Magical Mystery Tour

Magical mystery tour
The Magical Mystery Tour
Magical Mystery Tour (disambiguation)
Magical Mystery Tour (EP)
Magical Mystery Tour
Magical Mistery Tour
The Magical Mistery Tour
Magical Mystery Tour (album)
Magical Mystery Tour (double EP)


Context:
Question: Claude Littner is the new face in the latest series of which programme?
Answer:

Answer: The Apprentice

The Apprentice: The Ultimate Job Interview


Context:
Question: Who finished bottom of County Cricket’s Division One this year?
Answer:

Answer: Worcestershire

Worcestershire county
Worcestershire County
Worcs
County of Worcester
Worcestershire, England
Wigorn
Wribbenhall
Worcestershire
Worchestershire


Context:
Question: In which film does Andie MacDowell try to fiddle a US stay for Gerard Depardieu?
Answer:

Answer: Green Card

Green card (disambiguation)
Green Card
Green card
Green cards
Greencard


Context:
Question: On which instrument would a ‘paradiddle’ be played?
Answer:

Answer: Drums

Kit drumming
5 piece drum set
Drum Set
Drumkit
Drum kit
Traps kit
Drums
Jazz kit
Kit drummer
Drum Kit
Drumset
Drum case
Trap set
The drums
Breakables
Jonathan Pierce (musician)
Drum shield
Accent cymbal
Drum size conventions
Drum set
Drum booth
Drum kits


Context:
Question: Which kind of food can be either ‘blanket’ or ‘honeycomb’?
Answer:

Answer: Tripe

Cow stomachs
Škembići
Tripe
Pátsas
Beef tripe
Trippa
Tripes


Context:
Question: In which country is the Mekong Delta?
Answer:

Answer: Vietnam

Độc lập - tự do - hạnh phúc
Cộng Hòa Xã Hội Chủ Nghĩa Việt Nam
越南社會主義共和國
ISO 3166-1:VN
SRVN
VIETNAM
CHXHCN Vietnam
Viet Nam Socialist Repub
SRoV
S.R. Vietnam
Languages of Viet Nam
Communist Vietnam
Red Vietnam (modern)
Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc
People's Republic of Vietnam
VietNam
Việtnam
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam
Yue Nan
Viêtnam
Độc lập, tự do, hạnh phúc
SR Vietnam
Yuenan
Vietman
Vietnarm
Viet nam
Veitnam
Languages of Vietnam
Viêt Nam
Vietnam
The Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam
Etymology of Vietnam
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc
Cộng hòa Xã hội Chủ nghĩa Việt Nam
Viet-Nam
Viet Nam
Vjet-Namo
Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu nghia Viet Nam
Vietnamese Republic
Việt Nam


Context:
Question: Who painted The Judgement of Paris, In around 1636?
Answer:

Answer: Rubens

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


Context:
Question: George W Bush was given which diminutive herbaceous nickname?
Answer:

Answer: Shrub

Bushes
Shrub
Frutices
Subshrubs
Bush (plant)
Bush (shrub)
Frutex
Shrubs
Shrubby
Schrub


Context:
Question: Which rock star is known as 'The Boss'?
Answer:

Answer: Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
Bruce Springsteen & the E-Street Band
Bruce Springsteen & The E-Street Band
Bruce Frederick Springsteen
Bruce %22The Boss%22 Springsteen
Springstein
Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
Bruce Springstein
Bruce Springsteen's awards and honors
Bruce Springsteen
Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Bruce Springstein and The E Street Band
Bruce springsteen
Springsteen, Bruce
Bruce Springstien
Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen


Context:
Question: Which World War 2 American general was known as 'Vinegar Joe'?
Answer:

Answer: Stillwell

Stilwell
Stillwell
Stilwell (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: The nickname for Dumfries became the name of which Scottish football club?
Answer:

Answer: Queen of the South

The Doonhamers
Queen of the South FC
Queen of The South
QOTSFC
Queen of the South F. C.
Queen of the south fc
Qots
QotSFC
The Mighty Queen of the South
Queen of the South
Queen of the South F C
Queen of the south
QOSFC
Queen of the South F.C.


Context:
Question: Bradford and Brighton both have a newspaper called what?
Answer:

Answer: Argus

Argos (Greek mythology)
Argus (disambiguation)
Argos (mythology)
Argus


Context:
Question: Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer discovered which rare fish in 1938?
Answer:

Answer: Coelocanth

Xelacanth
Latimerioidei
Cilocanth
Sealicanth
Coelacanthini
Silakanth
Coelacanths
Coelacanthiformes
Celocanth
Coelacanthimorpha
Coelocanthe
Coelacanth in popular culture
Coelacanth
Xilocanth
Coelocanth
Coelecanth
Caelocanth
Sealacanth
Coleocanth
Celecanth
Coecelanth
Xelecanth
Modern Coelocanth
Cœlacanth
Latimeriidae
Coelacant
Coelecant
Latimeria (genus)
Latimeridae
Colacanth


Context:
Question: Who became head coach of Sunderland in March 2015?
Answer:

Answer: Dick Advocaat


Context:
Question: What was Her Majesty's Prison Manchester called until 1990?
Answer:

Answer: Strangeways

HM Prison Manchester
HMP Manchester
Manchester (HM Prison)
HMP Strangeways
Manchester Prison
Strangeways
Strangeway Riots
Strangeways Prison


Context:
Question: Which is the most southerly of the Canadian provinces?
Answer:

Answer: Ontario

Ontario (canada)
Ontario
Ontario Canada
ON, Canada
Canada Ontario
Ontairo
Ontarian
Climate of Ontario
Ontario, Canada
Province of Ontario
CA-ON
Ontario (Canada)


Context:
Question: In which decade did Coates compose 'The Dam Busters March'?
Answer:

Answer: 1950s


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

Answer: Greenock

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


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

Answer: Nots County


Context:
Question: Which northern Duchies were questionable until the 1860s?
Answer:

Answer: Schleswig-Holstein

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


Context:
Question: 'Indian Love Call' is a song from which 1924 operetta?
Answer:

Answer: Rose-Marie


Context:
Question: What kind of dish is the French ‘pithivier’?
Answer:

Answer: A Pie

A Pie
Savoury pie
Pie
Peach pie
Raspberry pie
Chocolate crust
Sweet pie
Peanut butter pie
Pies


Context:
Question: Which explorer was cast adrift by his crew in 1611 and never seen again?
Answer:

Answer: Henry Hudson

Sir Henry Hudson
Henry Hudson's third voyage
Henry Hudson
Hendrik Hudson
Henry hudson


Context:
Question: Which is heaviest of all naturally-occurring elements?
Answer:

Answer: Uranium

Uranium and other radioactive substances


Context:
Question: Luzon is an island of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Philippines

Department of Health-Center for Health Development


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

Answer: Vert

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


Context:
Question: Lloret de Mar lies on which Spanish costa?
Answer:

Answer: Costa Brava


Context:
Question: What used to be known as the Blessed or Fortunate Isles?
Answer:

Answer: Canary Islands

Telecommunications in the Canary Islands


Context:
Question: In the books by Bernard Cornwell what is the first name of Sharpe?
Answer:

Answer: Richard or Dick


Context:
Question: In the books by Patrick O’Brien what was the nickname of Captain Aubrey?
Answer:

Answer: Lucky

Lucky (2012 film)
Lucky (album)
Lucky (novel
Lucky (film)
Lucky (song)
LUCKY
Lucky
Lucky (disambiguation)
Lucky (novel)
Lucky (single)


Context:
Question: Which member of the earwig family is also known as a fishmoth?
Answer:

Answer: Silverfish

Silver fishes
Fish moth
Silverfish
Fishmoths
Urban silverfish
Urban silverfishes
Urban silver fish
Urban silver fishes
Fishmoth
Silverfishes
Lepisma saccharina
Fish moths


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

Answer: Leadbetter


Context:
Question: What was the name of the Hollywood restaurant opened by Jack Dempsey?
Answer:

Answer: Brown Derby


Context:
Question: Which craft involves using knots and hitches to make textiles?
Answer:

Answer: Macrame

Macrame
Hemp necklace
Macram
Macramé
Macrame Lace
Hemp necklaces


Context:
Question: Who played Miss Pugh on the Hancock radio show?
Answer:

Answer: Hattie Jacques

Hattie jakes
Hattie Jacques
Josephine Edwina Jaques


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

Answer: Guinea

People's Revolutionary Republic of Guinea


Context:
Question: Who as of September 30th is Canadian prime Minister?
Answer:

Answer: Steven Harper

Steven Harper
Stephen Harper (disambiguation)
Steven Harper (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What trade did both Dick Turpin and Butch Cassidy follow?
Answer:

Answer: Butchers

Butchers
The butcher
Boning
Butchers shop
Butchering
Butchers shops
Secondary butchery
The Butcher
Butcher shops
Butcher
Butcher's shops
Secondary butchering
Butcher shop
Butchers' shop
Butchers' shops
Butchered
Boucherie
Butchery
Butcher's shop


Context:
Question: In humans ribs are divided into three types. True, False and which other?
Answer:

Answer: Floating

Floating (song)
Floating
Floating (album)
Floating (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In the Sherlock Holmes stories who was Moriarty’s second in command?
Answer:

Answer: Sebastian Moran

Colonel Moran
1st Bangalore Pioneers
Colonel Sebastian Moran
Sebastian Moran


Context:
Question: Which is the most southerly of the Shipping Forecast areas?
Answer:

Answer: Trafalgar

Trafalgar (disambiguation)
Trafalger
Trafalgar
Tralfagar
Traflagar


Context:
Question: Which song was a UK number one for Terry Jacks in 1974 and for Westlife in 1999?
Answer:

Answer: Seasons in the Sun

Seasons in the Sun
Seasons In the Sun
Sommar varje dag
Seasons In The Sun
Le Moribond
Seasons in the sun


Context:
Question: The A1 is the longest A-road in the UK. What is the longest A-road entirely in England?
Answer:

Answer: A38


Context:
Question: The disease blossom end rot is most frequently found in which greenhouse crop?
Answer:

Answer: Tomatoes

Tomato
Solanum lycopersicum
Tomat
Lycopersicum esculentum
Common tomato
Tomato varieties
Hot House tomato
Tomatoes
Poma amoris
Tomatos
Lycopersicum lycopersicum
Tomatoe
Gogonele
Tomahto
Lycopersicon lycopersicum
Tomatto
Domates
Green tomatoes
🍅
Tomattoe
Green tomato
Tamatar
Potato potato
Lycopersicon esculentum
Jitomate
Tamator
Hot House tomatoes
Tomattoes
Love-apple
Tamato
Tomato plant
Love Apple
Lycopersicum
Tomattos


Context:
Question: Who wrote the Campus Trilogy of novels: Changing Places, Small World, and Nice Work?
Answer:

Answer: David Lodge

David Lodge
David Lodge (disambiguation)
Lodge, David


Context:
Question: According to several early Old Testament books, who led the Israelites after the death of Moses?
Answer:

Answer: JOSHUA

Joshua of ephraim
JOSHUA
Y'hosheya
Yehoshea
Yahushua
Yoshea
Yehoshua%60
Yūsha
Yhoshoa
Joshua bin Nun
Joshua Ben Nun
Yehosha
Jehoshua
Yahusha
Yhoshua
Joshua Bin-Nun
Yhoshua Ben Nun
Yoshia
Yehoshua Ben Nun
Y'hoshiya
Yhoshea
Y'hoshea
Yhosheya
Yoshoa
Joshua ben Nun
Josue
Yhoshia
Y'hoshua
Yhosha
Yusha'
Yhoshiya
Y'hoshia
Joshua's Prayer
Ieshua
Y'hoshoa
Yoshua
Y'hosha
Joshuah
يوشع
Joshua
Yehoshia
Jesus Navin
Joshua in Islam
Joshua's conquests
Yosheya
Joshua son of Nun
Yehoshoa
Yehoshiya
Yĕhōshūa‘
Yehosheya
Yosha
Jehoshuah
יְהוֹשֻׁעַ


Context:
Question: The eyes of Dr. T. J. Eckleberg are a dominant symbol in which 1925 novel and later films?
Answer:

Answer: THE GREAT GATSBY

So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past


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

Answer: KVETCH


Context:
Question: What part does Shirley Henderson play in the Harry Potter films?
Answer:

Answer: MOANING MYRTLE

List of Harry Potter supporting characters

List of supporting Harry Potter characters

List of minor characters in the Harry Potter books


Context:
Question: What 17th- and 18th-century weapon was a short flintlock gun with a large bore?
Answer:

Answer: BLUNDERBUSS

Blunderbuss pistol
Donderbuss
BLUNDERBUSS
Blunderbuss
Iron blunderbuss


Context:
Question: ‘When Will You Marry?’ became the world’s most expensive work of art when it was sold
Answer:

Answer: Paul GAUGUIN

Paul GAUGUIN
Paul Gaugin
Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin
Paul Gauguin
Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin
Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin
Gauguin
Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin
Gaugin


Context:
Question: Also known as the Blue Mosque, the Sultan Ahmed Mosque is in which city?
Answer:

Answer: ISTANBUL

Stambulu
Istanbul (Turkey)
Istanbul
UN/LOCODE:TRIST
Kushta
Historic Areas of İstanbul
Easthambull
Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality
Konstantiniye
Istamboul
Instanbul
Stambol
City of Istanbul
Micklegard
Lygos
Islambol
East Ham Bull
Istambul
İstanbul
Stambul
Dersaâdet
Instabul
Constantinople (Turkey)
Istanbull
Ligos
ISTANBUL
Tzarigrad
Constantinopole, Turkey
Constantinople (modern city)
Topboğazi
Istanbul, Turkey
İstanbul, Turkey
Istanbuler


Context:
Question: By what score did GB beat Belgium to win the Davis Cup in November 2015?
Answer:

Answer: 3-1


Context:
Question: According to the Beatles, in which English town were there “four thousand holes”?
Answer:

Answer: BLACKBURN, Lancashire

Blackburn
Griffin Park Blackburn
BLACKBURN, Lancashire
Blackburn, England
County Borough of Blackburn
Blackburn, Lancashire


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

Answer: BUSTOPHER JONES


Context:
Question: What J was the ginger cat given to him for his 88th birthday (and thus outlived him)?
Answer:

Answer: JOCK


Context:
Question: Which supermarket chain started selling straight croissants in its stores in February?
Answer:

Answer: TESCO

Tesco direct
Tesco Express
Tesco Value
Tesco Plc
Tesco Metro
Tesco's
Kx (energy drink)
Tesco plc
Tesco Advertising
Tesco Stores
One Stop
Every little helps
Tesco Phoneshop
Stewart's Supermarket's Limited
One Stop (disambiguation)
TESCO - Hypermarket
Tesco PLC
Technika (brand)
Tesco
Stewart's Supermarkets Limited
TSCO
Tesco Hypermarket
TESCO
Tesco Tech Support
One Stop (Tesco)
Vin Plus
T&S Stores
Stewarts supermarkets
Tesco Vin Plus
Tescos
Tesco Direct
Stewarts Supermarket Limited
Tesco DVD Rental
Tesco Homeplus
Stewarts Supermarkets
Tesco HSC
Stewarts Supermarkets Limited
Tesco Stores Limited


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

Answer: SCOTTISH TERRIER

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


Context:
Question: What was the first name of the poet Mr. Pope, 1688-1744?
Answer:

Answer: ALEXANDER

Alexander (Name of Several Early Bishops)


Context:
Question: Who retired from the ‘Eggheads’ team in May 2014?
Answer:

Answer: DAPHNE Fowler

DAPHNE Fowler
Daphne Hudson
Daphne Fowler
Daphne Bradshaw


Context:
Question: In a famous and popular series of books, what rests on the back of four giant elephants?
Answer:

Answer: DISCWORLD

Great Atuin (Discworld)
Latatian
Thaum
Hogswatchnight
The Folklore of Discworld
Great A'Tuin
Chelys galactica
Bathys
Mouldavia
Glorious Twenty-fifth of May
Cori Celesti
Narrativium
The Discworld
Discworld calendar
List of characters in Discworld
Jerakeen
Great atuin
Hogswatch
Background magic
Folklore of Discworld
Octarine
Berilia
Cori celesti
Great T'Phon
World-bearing Turtle
A'Tuin
List of characters in the Discworld
Atuin
Discworld (world)
Octiron
Discworld magic
Narrative causality
Mr. Nutt
Great A'tuin
Magic (Discworld)
DISCWORLD
Slood
Galactic turtle


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1982 novel, ‘The Prodigal Daughter’?
Answer:

Answer: JEFFREY ARCHER

Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare

Jeffrey Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare


Context:
Question: The prominent headland known as the Great Orme is close to which Welsh town?
Answer:

Answer: LLANDUDNO

Queen of the Welsh Resorts
LLANDUDNO
Llandudno
Llandudno, Wales


Context:
Question: On September 28th, NASA announced that what had been detected on Mars?
Answer:

Answer: Flowing WATER


Context:
Question: What is the first name of the renowned cellist who is Andrew Lloyd Webber’s brother?
Answer:

Answer: JULIAN


Context:
Question: At the time the Spice Girls became famous, what was Scary Spice’s surname?
Answer:

Answer: BROWN

List of terms associated with the color brown


Context:
Question: What sort of noun are words such as ‘sadness’, ‘humour’, and ‘triumph’?
Answer:

Answer: ABSTRACT

Abstract form
Abstract (disambiguation)
Abstract
Abstractly
Abstractness
ABSTRACT


Context:
Question: P.L. Travers wrote which series of books that were turned into a famous film?
Answer:

Answer: MARY POPPINS

Mrs. George Banks
Winifred banks
17 Cherry Tree Lane
Bert (Mary Poppins)
Mr. George Banks
Mr George Banks
Mary popins
Mrs George Banks
Marry Poppins
MARY POPPINS
Mrs Winifred Banks
Mary Poppins
Mrs. Winifred Banks
Mary poppins
Winifred Banks


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

Answer: James Taylor

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


Context:
Question: What name links a Labour MP and a professional golfer?
Answer:

Answer: Tom Watson

Tommy Watson
Tom Watson (politician)
Tom Watson MP
Tommy Watson (footballer)
Thomas Watson
Thomas Watson (disambiguation)
Thomas Watson (MP)
Tom Watson
Watson, Thomas


Context:
Question: Which US state consist of a single syllable?
Answer:

Answer: Maine

Religion in Maine
Sports in Maine
Etat du Maine
State symbols of Maine
23rd State
Demographics of Maine
Department of Maine
Maine.gov
Maine, United States
Www.maine.gov
Twenty-third State
Transport in Maine
Symbols of the State of Maine
Maine (U.S. state)
State of Maine
Politics of Maine
Twenty-Third State
Climate of Maine
Maine Atlantic Coast
The Pine Tree State
État du Maine
US-ME
Maine (state)
Transportation in Maine
Pine Tree State
Government of Maine
Maine lakes
Maine Lake Country
Geography of Maine
Katahdin Elementary School
Maine
Economy of Maine


Context:
Question: What dark brown food paste is the Australian version of Marmite in this country?
Answer:

Answer: VEGEMITE

New Vegemite
VEGEMITE
ISnack
Vegemite
Vegimite
Parwill
ISnack 2.0
Vegamite


Context:
Question: Which planet did Gustav Holst describe as the ‘Winged Messenger’?
Answer:

Answer: Mercury

Mercury
Murcury
Mercury (album)
Merdcury
Mercury (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which ethical cosmetics company opened its first store in Poole, Dorset in 1994?
Answer:

Answer: Lush


Context:
Question: What is connected to the European mainland by a sand Isthmus called the North Front?
Answer:

Answer: Gibraltar

Gibraltar/History
Gibralter
Europe/Gibraltar
Gilbratar
Gibraltar/Military
Gibraltar/Transnational issues
جبل طارق
Jabal al-Tāriq
Gilbraltar
Geography of Gibraltar
Gibraltar/Geography
ISO 3166-1:GI
Army of Gibraltar
Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Gibraltor
Gebel-al-Tarik
Wildlife of Gibraltar
Health in Gibraltar
List of towns in Gibraltar
Air Force of Gibraltar
Capital of Gibraltar
Jabal Tariq
Gibilterra
Girbraltar
Gibraltar 300
Conscription in Gibraltar
Flora of Gibraltar
Protestantism in Gibraltar
Jabal Al-Tariq
The weather in Gibraltar
Cebelitarık
Military of Gibraltar
Gibralta
Jabal al-Tariq
Fauna of Gibraltar
Name of Gibraltar
Gibraltar east
List of cities in Gibraltar
Gibraltar


Context:
Question: In which city was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born in 1756?
Answer:

Answer: Salzburg

Iuvavum
Salzbourg
UN/LOCODE:ATSZG
Iuvavia
Salzburg
Salisburgium
Historic Centre of Salzburg
Castle Mirabell
Salzburg, Austria
Mirabell Castle
Juvavia
Historic Centre of the City of Salzburg
Juvavum
Salzburg (city)


Context:
Question: Heliculture is the farming of what for food?
Answer:

Answer: Snails

Snale
Snail
Marine snail
🐌
Jono Hawkins
Ochu
Wallfish
Snails


Context:
Question: Which type of chaps contested a football match in a famous Monty Python sketch?
Answer:

Answer: Philosophers


Context:
Question: Calabrese is a variety of which vegetable of the cabbage family?
Answer:

Answer: Broccoli

Brocolli
Brocoli
Italica Group
Broccli
Sprouting broccoli
Purple sprouting broccoli
Broccoli
Broccholi


Context:
Question: Which king’s beloved son William was drowned in the tragedy of the White Ship?
Answer:

Answer: Henry I

Enrique I
Henry the 1st
Enrico I
Henry I
Henry the First
Hendrik I
Henry the first
Henry 1
Henry I (disambiguation)
King Henry I
Henri I


Context:
Question: Which gland controls the release of hormones?
Answer:

Answer: Pituitary

Pituitary glands
Pituitary Gland
Receptors, pituitary hormone
Hypophysical
Pituary gland
Pituatary gland
Hypophyse
Glandula pituitaria
Pituitary diseases
Hypophysis cerebri
Pituitary gland
Pituitary
Pituitary body


Context:
Question: Who would carry a knife called a kukri?
Answer:

Answer: Gurkha or Nepalese


Context:
Question: Which was the first Liverpool group to top the UK chart?
Answer:

Answer: Gerry & The Pacemakers

Gerry & The Pacemakers
Gerry and the Pacemakers
Gerry & the Pacemakers
Jerry & the Pacemakers
Gerry And The Pacemakers


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

Answer: Joe Brown

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


Context:
Question: If you were making a wiener schnitzel what meat would you buy?
Answer:

Answer: Veal

Ground veal
Milk veal
Bob veal
Milk-fed veal
Calf meat
Veal crates
Veal
Baby cow meat


Context:
Question: If a young person is described as a NEET what does this mean?
Answer:

Answer: Not in Education Employment


Context:
Question: In which classic novel does the character Queequeg appear?
Answer:

Answer: Moby Dick

Fedallah
Timor Tim
Dagoo
Moby-Dick: Captain Ahab
Moby Dick; or, The Whale
Ahab's Wife, Or, The Star-Gazer
Moby-dick
Moby Dick: Captain Ahab
Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish
Tashtego
Call me Ishmael
Moby-Dick (character)
Moby-Dick
Moby-Dick; or, The White Whale
Starbuck: Moby Dick
Moby dick
Moby-Dick; or, The Whale
Moby Dick (Novel)
Starbuck (Moby-Dick)
Ahabian
Moby Dick
MobyDick
Moby-Dick (novel)


Context:
Question: Merton Pride and Williams are varieties of which fruit?
Answer:

Answer: Pear

Pear (fruit)
Pear tree
Pear
Culture of pear
🍐
Pear juice
Pearwood
Pyrus


Context:
Question: What is the secret identity of Penrod ‘Penry’ Pooch?
Answer:

Answer: Hong Kong Phooey

Hong Kong Phooie
Hong Kong Phooey (film)
Hong Kong Fuey
Hong Kong Phuey
Hong Kong Phooey
Hong Kong Fooey


Context:
Question: Who was the question master in the original series of TV’s Going For Gold?
Answer:

Answer: Henry Kelly


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

Answer: ANDY MURRAY

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


Context:
Question: ‘Put a Ring on it’ were the words in parentheses in Beyonce’s 2008 no.7 hit. What was the main title?
Answer:

Answer: SINGLE LADIES

SINGLE LADIES
Single Ladies (disambiguation)
Single Ladies
Single lady


Context:
Question: Who plays Mrs. Hudson in the BBC tv series ‘Sherlock’?
Answer:

Answer: UNA STUBBS


Context:
Question: JSC. What phrase was trending worldwide on Twitter after the events of 7th Jan. 2015?
Answer:

Answer: JE SUIS CHARLIE

Je suis Charlie
Je Suis Charlie
Я Шарли Эбдо
I am Charlie
Je suis Charlie (motto)
Je suis Hypercacher
Som Charlie Hedbo
Je suis Juif
انا شارلي
Jsem Charlie Hebdo
Jesuischarlie
Yo soy Charlie
من چارلی هستیم
Iamcharlie
Ich bin Charlie
JE SUIS CHARLIE
Je suis Ahmed
Je suis Muslim


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

Answer: Chicago

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


Context:
Question: 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: Which late singer’s autobiography was entitled “Take me Home”?
Answer:

Answer: John Denver

Henry Deutschendorf, Junior
Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr.
For Baby (For Bobbie)
Henry Deutschendorf
John Deutschendorf
Henry Deutschendorf, Jr.
Annie denver
Henry John Deutschendorf
Henry John Deutschendorf, Junior
John Denver


Context:
Question: “Dreams from my father, a story of race and heritance” is about which politician?
Answer:

Answer: Barack Obama

44th president of the united states of america


Context:
Question: Created in 1662, In which city is Phoenix Park?
Answer:

Answer: Dublin

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


Context:
Question: In which county will you find Fountains abbey and Studley Water Gardens?
Answer:

Answer: North Yorkshire

Wrench Green
North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire, England


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

Answer: Thrombosis

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


Context:
Question: Which is the second largest bay in Britain?
Answer:

Answer: Morecambe


Context:
Question: Which character was played by John Inman in “Are you being served”?
Answer:

Answer: Mr. Humphries

Mr. Wilberforce Clayborne Humphries
Mr. Humphries


Context:
Question: In which city was the wheelchair bound Robert Ironside Chief of detectives?
Answer:

Answer: San Francisco

San Francisco, California, United States

City and County of San Francisco, California

McKinley Elementary School San Francisco


Context:
Question: Which two countries took part in the short Kargil War in 1999?
Answer:

Answer: India and Pakistan

India's 50 Most Wanted Fugitives in Pakistan


Context:
Question: In which city’s harbour was the ship Queen Elizabeth ravaged by fire in 1972?
Answer:

Answer: Hong Kong

Hong Kong Special Administrative Republic

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

Zhōnghuá rénmín gònghéguó xiānggǎng tèbié xíngzhèngqū

中華人民共和國香港特別行政區

中华人民共和国香港特别行政区

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China


Context:
Question: From the Greek for ‘artificial’, what was the first synthesised chemical element?
Answer:

Answer: Technetium

Technetium tc 99m sulfur colloid
Technetium compounds
First synthesized
Element 43
Technetium
Technetium tc-99m sulfur colloid
Danubium
Technitium
Masurium
Tecnetium


Context:
Question: On which Scottish island was former Labour party leader John Smith laid to rest?
Answer:

Answer: Iona

Iona
Hy (island)
Isle of Iona
Baile Mor
IONA
Isle of iona
Baile Mòr
Icolmkill


Context:
Question: Which aperitif is named for the Paris chemist who created it in 1846?
Answer:

Answer: DuBonnet

Dubonnet
DuBonnet
Queen Elizabeth's favourite drink


Context:
Question: To which Greek goddess was the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens dedicated?
Answer:

Answer: Athena

That goddess that fell out of Zeus' head


Context:
Question: Which is the EU’s highest capital city?
Answer:

Answer: Madrid

Madrid, Madrid
Madrilene
Mayrit
Madrileña
The weather in Madrid
Madrileño
Madrid (Spain)
Madrid
Madrid, Spain
Madrilenian
Madrid (city)
Capital of Spain
Madrid capital
Madrilena
Madrid City
Madrid (City)
Madrid- Spain
UN/LOCODE:ESMAD
Madrileno
Demographics of Madrid
City of Madrid


Context:
Question: What is the term for the shedding of dead skin as by reptiles and amphibians?
Answer:

Answer: Sloughing


Context:
Question: What kind of furniture item is sold by IKEA under the product name, Billy?
Answer:

Answer: Bookshelves or Bookcases


Context:
Question: Who presented the 1980 blockbuster documentary series, Cosmos: A Personal Voyage?
Answer:

Answer: Carl Sagan

Dr. Carl Sagan
Carl E. Sagan
Carl Sagan
Carl sagan
Sagan (unit of measurement)
William H. Mount
Sagan, Carl Edward
Carl Edward Sagan
Karl Sagan
Sagan, Carl
Sagan unit


Context:
Question: Which was nicknamed Old Rowley after a favourite stallion?
Answer:

Answer: Charles II

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


Context:
Question: In order, what are the four strokes in an Individual Medley swimming race?
Answer:

Answer: Butterfly  Backstroke 


Context:
Question: The Analects are the writings of which Eastern philosopher?
Answer:

Answer: Confucius

Kong Qiu
Kung /chi'u
Kung fu tze
Chung-ni
Confusious
Kungfuzi
Kong Fu Tze
Kongfuzi
Zhòngní
孔夫子
Confucian Philosophy
K'ung Tzu
丘
K'ung fu-tze
Kong Zi
Zhongni
K'ung Ch'iu
Kǒng zǐ
Confushis
Kung-tzu
孔子
Kong Tze
Confusios
Kung-Fu-Tse
Confucus
Confusus
Kǒng Fūzǐ
Kúng Fu-tse
Venerated Master Kong
Kungfuchu
Kong-Fu-Tze
Confucius
K'ung Fu-Tzu
Kung Chiu
Confucious
Kung Fu Tzu
Kung Futze
K'ung Fu-tse
Kung Fu-tzu
K'Ung Fu Tzu
Kǒngzi
Kongzi
Kong qiu
Lord Baochengxun Ni
Baochengxun Ni
仲尼
Confucius (Kong Fuzi)
K'ung fu-tzu
K'ung Fu-tzu
Kung Fu-Tzu
Kungfutzu
Confucius (kong fuzi)
Kong-Tze
K'ung-fu-tzu
Kung Fu-tse
Confusius
Gongfuzi
Kong Fuzi
K'ung Fu-tze
K'ung-Tzu
Kungtzu


Context:
Question: Which language gave English the word honcho as in “head honcho”?
Answer:

Answer: Japanese

Jpanese
Nipponese
Japanese
Japanesse
Japnese
Japanesе
Japanese (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What name specifically describes an inhabitant of Dundee?
Answer:

Answer: Dundonian

City of Dundee (local government district, Tayside region)


Context:
Question: What proper noun links titles by Bjork, Bananarama, Shocking Blue and Mark Wynter?
Answer:

Answer: VENUS


Context:
Question: On the 4th, which half of a famous musical act died in California, aged 74?
Answer:

Answer: Phil EVERLY

Isaac Donald Everly
Everley Brothers
The Everly Brothers
Phillip Everly
Don Everly
Donald Everly
Ike Everly
Everly Brothers
Phil Everly
Isaac Everly
Phil EVERLY


Context:
Question: In ‘Big School’ (2013), what subject was taught by Philip Glenister’s character?
Answer:

Answer: P.E.

PE (disambiguation)
P. E.
P.e.
Pe.
P E
PE
P.E.


Context:
Question: Which golf course has holes called Silver Tassie, Blink Bonnie and Wee Bogle?
Answer:

Answer: GLENEAGLES

The Gleneagles
Ilot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles
Sparrow House (Montreal)
Gleneagles Building
GLENEAGLES
Îlot-Trafalgar-Gleneagles
Thompson House (Montreal)


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

Answer: Stapes acc STIRRUP


Context:
Question: Which 1987 US film was based on the 1985 French film ‘Trois hommes et un couffin’?
Answer:

Answer: THREE MEN AND A BABY

Three Men and a Baby
Three men and a baby
3 Men and a Baby
3 men and a baby
THREE MEN AND A BABY
Peter Mitchell (Three Men and a Baby)
Jack Holden (Three Men and a Baby)


Context:
Question: What are the last six words of Rudyard Kipling’s ‘If’?
Answer:

Answer: YOU’LL BE A MAN, MY SON


Context:
Question: Films. Which Dominic starred as Merry (Meriadoc) in ‘The Lord of the Rings’?
Answer:

Answer: MONAGHAN

Monaghan Urban Council
Monaghan town
Monaghan Town
Monaghan
Monaghan, County Monaghan
Rossmore Memorial, Monaghan
Old Cross, Monaghan
Muineachán
MONAGHAN
Monghan


Context:
Question: Who is the only person to win both a Nobel Prize for Literature and an Oscar?
Answer:

Answer: G.B. SHAW

G. B. 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 Egyptian mythology, what was personified by the god Geb?
Answer:

Answer: The EARTH

Lexicography of Earth
Sol 3
Sol III
Formation of the Earth
🌍
🌏
🌎
The Planet Earth
EartH
Composition of the Earth
Mean density of the Earth
Globe (Earth)
Earth's mean density
The Earth
Tellus (Planet)
Sol Prime
Earth (planet)
Third planet from the Sun
Earth's surface
Terra (Planetry Science)
Terra (planet)
Terra (name for the earth)
Local Planet
Surface area of earth
Planet of Water
♁
The EARTH
Sol-3
Etymology of the word %22Earth%22
Earth (word)
806.4616.0110
Earf
World (geography)
Eareth
Erde
Earth (Planet)
Earth’s surface
Sun d
Home Planet
Sol d
Tierra (planet)
Telluris
Third Planet
Earth, Sol
EARTH
Sol3
Surface of the Earth
Blue and green planet
Whole World
Earth
🗺
Green and blue planet
The planet earth


Context:
Question: Who wrote ‘The Forsyte Saga’?
Answer:

Answer: John GALSWORTHY

Galsworthy
John GALSWORTHY
John Galsworthy
The Fugitive (Galsworthy play)
Galsworthian
John Galsworthy, OM
Galsworthy, John
John Galsworthy OM


Context:
Question: Who got to no. 12 in the charts with ‘Days’, in 1968?
Answer:

Answer: The KINKS

The Kinks
John Gosling (The Kinks musician)
Gordon John Edwards
The Ray Davies Quartet
Kinks
The Kinks (band)
Kinks, The
The KINKS


Context:
Question: What is surrounded by amniotic fluid?
Answer:

Answer: Foetus in the Womb


Context:
Question: In 1998 at the age of 77 who became the oldest person to fly in space?
Answer:

Answer: John Glenn

John Herschel Glenn
John Glenn, Jr.
John H. Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr.
John Glrnn
John Glenn
John Glenn Junior
J H Glenn
John Herschel Glenn Jr.
John Herschel Glenn, Jr.
Glenn, Jr., John Herschell
John Herschell Glenn, Jr.
John H. Glenn, Jr.


Context:
Question: Who wrote the poem The Dong With The Luminous Nose?
Answer:

Answer: Edward Lear


Context:
Question: Which once popular social network announced it was to close down?
Answer:

Answer: Friends Reunited

Friends Reunited
FriendsReunited.co.uk
Friendsreunited
Friends reunited


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

Answer: Rugby


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: In Christian art what does a painting termed a ‘Pieta’ depict?
Answer:

Answer: Mary holding the dead body of


Context:
Question: Who played Rachel Green in Friends?
Answer:

Answer: Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Anniston
Jen Aniston
Jennifer Aniston
Jennifer aniston
Jennifer Pitt
Jennifer anniston
Jenifer Anniston
Jenifer Aniston
Pumas (film)
Jennifer Anistion
Jennifer Joanna Aniston
Jennifer Joanna Anastassakis
Aniston, Jennifer
Counter Clockwise (film)
Jennifer anastassakis


Context:
Question: Cain dwelt in the Land of Nod, which was where on the Biblical compass?
Answer:

Answer: East Of Eden

Cal Trask
East of Eden (Disambiguation)
East Of Eden (disambiguation)
Aron Trask
East of eden
East Of Eden (Disambiguation)
East of Eden (disambiguation)
Cyrus Trask
East Of Eden
Charles Trask
East of Eden


Context:
Question: Twins consisting of one boy and one girl, such as Mark and Carol Thatcher, are called what?
Answer:

Answer: Pigeon Pair


Context:
Question: What type of trans-national domestic service was first regulated across Europe in 1971?
Answer:

Answer: Au Pair

Au Pair Girl
Au Pair girl
Aupair-Girl
Aupair Girl
Au-pair
Aupairgirl
Au-Pair girl
Au-Pair-Girl
Au-pair Girl
Aupair-girl
Au-pair-Girl
Au pair Girl
Aupair
Aupair girl
Au-Pair
Au pair
Au-pair girl
Au pair boy
Au pair girl
Au Pair
Au-Pair Girl


Context:
Question: Which actor died in September 1955 after a collision in Cholame, California?
Answer:

Answer: James Dean

James Dean
Little bastard
Donald Turnupseed
Donald Turnipseed
James Byron Dean
James Dean (sexuality)


Context:
Question: To whom did human-rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin become engaged in April 2014?
Answer:

Answer: George Clooney

List of George Clooney awards and nominations


Context:
Question: Preceded by “He loved”, what are the chilling final two words of 1984?
Answer:

Answer: Big Brother

Big Brother (film)
Big bruvva
Bigbrother
Big Brother (song)
BigBrother1
Big brother
Big Brother (disambiguation)
Big Brother


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

Answer: Tomorrow is another day

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


Context:
Question: By what name was pioneering architect Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris better known?
Answer:

Answer: Le Corbusier

Edouard Corbusier
Tower-in-the-park
Charles-Edouard Jeanneret
Charles Édouard Jeanneret
Le Corbusier
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris
Corbusian
Towers in the Park
Charles-Édouard Jeanneret
Jeanneret
Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris
Corbusier
Petit confort
Le courbusier
Tower in the park
Le Corbuisier
Charles Edouard Jeanneret
Charles-Édouard Le Corbusier
Le Corbu
Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris
Tower in the Park
Charles Jeanneret
Tower in a park
Charles-Edouard Jeannert Le Corbusier
Charles-Edouard Le Corbusier
Charles Le Corbusier
Lecorbusier
Le Corbisier
Corbusierian
Charles-Edouard Jeannere


Context:
Question: Which Swiss tennis player won the men’s singles title at the 2014 Australian Open?
Answer:

Answer: Stanislas Wawrinka

Stanislas Wawrinka
Wawrinka
Stan Wawrinka
Stanislas Warwinka


Context:
Question: The number ten raised to the power of one hundred is known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Googol


Context:
Question: Which modern-day country staged the sailing events for the 1980 Moscow Olympics?
Answer:

Answer: Estonia

Republic of Estonia (1918-1940)
Estonie
Administrative divisions of Estonia
Republic of Estonia (1918–1940)
Estonia
Eesti Vabariik
Igaunija
Eestimaa
Republic of Estonia
Subdivisions of Estonia
Esthonia
Etymology of Estonia
Estija
ISO 3166-1:EE
Name of Estonia
Эстония


Context:
Question: Which Jersey-born actor played Superman in Man of Steel?
Answer:

Answer: Henry Cavill

Henry Cavill
Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill


Context:
Question: The Wasp Factory was the debut novel of which author who died in 2013?
Answer:

Answer: Iain Banks

Iain M. Banks
Iain M Banks
Banks, Iain
Iain Banks
Ian M. Banks
Ian M Banks


Context:
Question: The Most Noble Order of the Garter was established during the reign of which King?
Answer:

Answer: 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: "Which Pixar character's first attempt to fly is comically described as ""falling with style""?"
Answer:

Answer: Buzz Lightyear

Buzz Lightyear (Toy Story)
Buz lightyear
Javier Fernandez-Peña
Buzz light year
To infinity ... and beyond!
Buzz (Toy Story)
Buzz Lightyear
Mrs. Nesbit
To infinity and beyond!


Context:
Question: Bruno, nephew of which late Formula 1 legend signed to drive for the Williams team?
Answer:

Answer: Ayrton Senna

Ayrton Senna
Silvastone
Aerton Senna
Arton senna
Ayrton da Silva
The Rain Genius
Airton Senna
Ayrton Senna da Silva
The rain genius
List of achievements by Ayrton Senna


Context:
Question: Who was the first NASA astronaut to conduct a spacewalk?
Answer:

Answer: Ed White

White, Edward
Edward D. White
Ed White
Edward White
White, Ed
Edward White (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which city was formerly known as “Edo”?
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: In which country is the ski resort of Lecht?
Answer:

Answer: Scotland

The Scottish Nation
Scotlander
Scotland
Northern Great Britain
Scot Land
Scottland
Scotlanders
Scotland, UK
Scotland's
Scottish nation
North Great Britain
Autonomous Province of Scotland
Scottish Nation
Communications in Scotland
Maps of scotland
North of Great Britain
Scotia minor
Auld Country
Scotchland
H-Alba
SCOTLAND
East coast of Scotland


Context:
Question: Whose personal aircraft is known as ‚Shepherd One‛?
Answer:

Answer: The Pope

Pope of the Catholics
POPE
Popes with the shortest reigns
Roman Catholic Pope
List of shortest-reigning popes
Holy Father (Catholic)
Papally
Πάπας
Papal
Catholic Pope
Longest-reigning Popes
Sovereign Pontiff
Papacies
The Papacy
List of Popes by length of reign
Vicar of Peter
List of 10 longest reigning Popes
Roman Patriarch
List of popes by length of reign
Longest-reigning popes
Primate of Italy
Bishop of rome
Roman Pope
Archbishop of Rome
The Pope
Patriarch of Rome
The pope
Sovereign of Vatican City
Supreme pontiff
Supreme Pontiff
List of 10 shortest-reigning Popes
Popedom
Sovereign of the Vatican City
Pápas
Papall
A Pope
Roman pontiff
Papalness
Bishop of Rome
Vatican pope
Pope of the Catholic Church
Pope of Rome
Sovereign of the Vatican City State
List of 10 longest-reigning popes
Papacy, The
Pope
List of 10 longest-reigning Popes
@Pontifex
Papacy
List of 10 shortest-reigning popes
@pontifex
Catholic pope
White pope
Catholic Popes
Roman Pontiff
10 Longest Reigning Popes
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List of 10 shortest reigning Popes
King of Vatican City


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

Answer: Peter Cook and Dudley Moore


Context:
Question: The Walker Art Gallery is in which UK 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: A bet of Manqué at roulette covers which group of numbers?
Answer:

Answer: 1–18


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

Answer: India

ഭാരത മഹാരാജ്യം
هندستانڀارت،
भारतीय गणराज्याच्या
Bhārtiya Prajāsattāk
Indian Republic
ভারতরাষ্টৃ
Indian republic
ಭಾರತ ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯ
Union of India
இந்தியக் குடியரசு
भारतीय प्रजासत्ताक
India (country)
ISO 3166-1:IN
Indea
Etymology of India
ভারত গণরাজ্য
Republic Of India
INDIA
ભારતીય ગણતંત્ર
ভারত
Republic of India
Les Indes
Bhārat Gaṇarājya
جمہوٗرِیت بًارت
भारतमहाराज्यम्
Indya
Bharat Ganrajya
جمہوریہ بھارت
இந்திய
ଭାରତ ଗଣରାଜ୍ଯ
भारत गणराज्य
Republic of india
जुम्हूरियत भारत
Hindio
The Republic of India
భారత గణతంత్ర రాజ్యము
India's
Hindistan
ਭਾਰਤ ਗਣਤੰਤਰ
Bhart
India
భారత రిపబ్లిక్
India.
ভাৰত গণৰাজ্য
Indian State
ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND
ভারতীয় প্রজাতন্ত্র


Context:
Question: We call it a ‘full stop’ what do Americans call it?
Answer:

Answer: Period

Peroid
Period (number)
Period (disambiguation)
Period
Periods


Context:
Question: In which Commonwealth country are the Southern Alps?
Answer:

Answer: New Zealand

N Z
Nouvelle-Zelande
Kiwiland
New Zealand's
New Zealand.
Nz
New Zealand,
NEW Z
N Zealand
NEW ZEALAND
New Zealend
Administrative divisions of new zealand
New Zaeland
N z
Kiwistan
Enzed
NewZealand
NZ
Name of New Zealand
Staten Landt
New+Zealand
NZL
Nu Tirani
Neo Zealand
ISO 3166-1:NZ
New Zealnd
AoTeAroa
Sheepland
Aotearoa / New Zealand
Subdivisions of New Zealand
Its got that new zeal
New Zealand
Newzealand
New Zeland
New-Zealand
New Zeeland
Administrative divisions of New Zealand
New Zealnad
Staten Land
N.Z.
Staaten land
New.Zealand
Mew Zealand
Maoriland
N. Zealand
Etymology of New Zealand
New Xealand
Māoria
New zelanad
Niu Tireni
New zealand
New zeland
Nova Zeelandia
New zeeland


Context:
Question: Spider, Idiot’s Delight, Canfield, Pyramid and Clock are all forms of what card game?
Answer:

Answer: Patience

Patience
Patiently
Patiency
Impatience
Patience (character trait)


Context:
Question: Which female politician and aristocrat said ‘I married beneath me, all women do’?
Answer:

Answer: Nancy Astor

Nancy Witcher Astor, Viscountess Astor, CH

Astor, Nancy Witcher Langhorne, Viscountess Astor

Viscountess Astor Astor Nancy Witcher Langhorne

Nancy Witcher Langhorne, Viscountess Astor Astor


Context:
Question: Which philosopher and writer said ‘God is always on the side of heaviest battalions’?
Answer:

Answer: Voltaire

Arouet
Francois-Marie Voltaire
François Marie d'Arouet
Francois Marie Arouet de Voltaire
Voltaire
François Marie Voltaire
François Marie Arouet Voltaire
Volitare
Une Belle Dame
François Marie Arouet
Dr Ralph
M. Thomson
Francois Marie Arouet Voltaire
Francois Marie Arouet
Écrasez l'infâme
François Voltaire
Francois-Marie Arouet de Voltaire
Jean Plokof
Docteur Ralph
François-Marie Arouet
Un Bénédictin
Doctor Ralph
Scarmentado
Voltairian
Francois-Marie Arouet
Voltairianism
Francois-Marie d'Arouet
F. de Voltaire
François-Marie de Voltaire
Arouet le Jeune
Françoise Marie Arouet
The Devil's Missionary
Voltairean
François Marie Arouet de Voltaire
Milord Bolingbrocke
Francois Marie arouet de Voltaire
Dr. Ralph
François-Marie Voltaire
Voltaireanism
Francoise Marie Arouet
Dictator of Letters
Le Docteur Goodheart
François-Marie d'Arouet
Rabbin Akib
Francois Marie d'Arouet


Context:
Question: Who co-starred with George Clooney in the 2013 movie Gravity?
Answer:

Answer: Sandra Bullock

Sandra Annette Bullock
Sandra Bullock
Sandy Bullock
Sandra bulock
One of the Guys (film)
Sandra bullock
Fortis Films
One of the Guys (2014 film)


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

Answer: Ascot

Ascott
Ascot
Ascot (disambiguation)
Ascot, Victoria


Context:
Question: Whose official country residence is Dorneywood, Buckinghamshire?
Answer:

Answer: Chancellor of the Exchequer

Chancellor of the exchequer
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Treasury
Chancellor of the Exchquer
The Chancellor of the Exchequer
British Chancellor
Chancellor of the Exchequer of England


Context:
Question: What term is used for a leap striking both heels together?
Answer:

Answer: Entrechat

Ballet terms
Fish dive
En dedans
Entree (ballet)
Grand jete
À la seconde
Grand jeté
Avant (ballet)
Glossary of ballet terms
En dehors
Glissading
Fish dive (ballet)
Grand Adage
Port de Bras
Plie
Glissade (ballet)
Plié
Croisées
Grand Pas Classique
Grand Adagio
Sauté (ballet)
Croises
Croisée
Retiré
Relevé (dance)
Dance positions in ballet
Glissade (dance move)
Rond de jambe
Croise
Grand adage
Port de bras
Croisee
Allegro (ballet)
Grand battement
Glossary of ballet terms:en dedans
Pas d’action
Pas d'action
Ballabili
Entrée (ballet)
Piqué (ballet)
Grand ballabile
Demi pointe
Entrechat
Ballet term
En pointe
Grand Coda
Pas de bourrée
Croisé
Adagio (ballet technique)
Ballet glossary
Croisees
Coda (ballet)
Attitude (ballet position)
Glossary of ballet
Ballet terminology
Fouett
Penché
List of ballet terms
Grand coda
Glossary of Ballet terms
Pas assemblé
Adagio (ballet)
Chainés
Ballabiles
Tour En L'air
Fondu (ballet)
Allegro (ballet technique)
Croisés


Context:
Question: Who were the notorious Friars of St Francis of Wycombe?
Answer:

Answer: The Hellfire Club

Order of the Friars of St Francis of Wycombe


Context:
Question: Which heroine from a 1961 film had a cat called Cat?
Answer:

Answer: Holly Golightly

Holly Golightly (disambiguation)
Holly Golightly


Context:
Question: Who was Wolfe’s opposing French general who died with him on the Plains of Abraham?
Answer:

Answer: Montcalm


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

Answer: Australian Cricketers


Context:
Question: Jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton is associated with which instrument?
Answer:

Answer: PIANO


Context:
Question: In the novel 'Treasure Island' name the pirate shot dead by Jim Hawkins in the rigging of the Hispaniola
Answer:

Answer: ISRAEL HANDS


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

Answer: CATS

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


Context:
Question: Name the governor of Brixton prison at the time of Tuite's escape
Answer:

Answer: MICHAEL SELBY


Context:
Question: Name the manufacturer of the British World War II bomber the Lancaster
Answer:

Answer: AVRO

AVRO (television)
Algemene Vereniging Radio Omroep
Toppop3
AVRO (broadcaster)
AVRO


Context:
Question: Which rider won the ladies European Three Day event Championship at Burghley in 1971?
Answer:

Answer: PRINCESS ANNE

Anne, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom

Anne, Princess Royal (of the United Kingdom)


Context:
Question: The pose that Evans-Loude used came from which of Marilyn Monroe's films?
Answer:

Answer: THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH

The Seven Year Itch (film)
THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH
The Seven Year Itch
Seven Year Itch


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

Answer: FLINT


Context:
Question: What is the equivalent Royal Navy rank to an Air Marshall in the R.A.F.?
Answer:

Answer: VICE ADMIRAL

VAdm
Vice-admiral
V. Adm.
V-Adm
Vice-amiral
Vice Almirante
Vice-Admiral
Vadm
Surgeon Vice-Admiral
Viceadmiral
VICE ADMIRAL
Vice Admiral
Vice-amiral d'escadre
Vice-Admiral (Canada)
Viceadmiraal
Vice Adm
Vice Amiral
VADM
Vice admiral


Context:
Question: In the novel 'Treasure Island' what is the name of the small island next to Treasure Island?
Answer:

Answer: SKELETON ISLAND


Context:
Question: Which city in Saxony was known as Karl-Marx-Stadt from 1953 until 1990?
Answer:

Answer: CHEMNITZ

Chemnitz, Germany
Karl Marx City
Karl-Marx-Stadt
Karl Marx Stadt
Karl-Marx Stadt
CHEMNITZ
UN/LOCODE:DECHE
Chemnitz


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

Answer: ARGENTINA

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


Context:
Question: In which decade was the BBC's current affairs programme Panorama first broadcast?
Answer:

Answer: 1950s


Context:
Question: Director of Home Alone and the first two Harry Potter films and a 15th/16th century Genoese explorer.
Answer:

Answer: CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

Christoffa Corombo
Christopher columbus
Colón, Cristóbal-- Explorer
Crostoforo Colombo
Chistopher Colombus
Christopher Colombus
Cristoforo Colubmo
Christophorus Columbus
Columbus Quincentennial
Cristóbal Colón
Columbus's
Christoper Columbus
Cristóvão Colombo
Christovao Columbo
Cristoforo Colombo
Cristopher Colombus
Christopher columb
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
Christopher colub
Christopher Columbus 1st Voyage
Colon, Cristobal-- Explorer
Perceptions of Columbus
Cristobol Colon
Topher columbus
Cristovao Colombo
Christofo Columbo
Christopher Columbus
Christopher coloumbus
Christobal Colon
Admiral of the Ocean Sea
Cristopher Columbus
Cristoforo Columbo


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

Answer: EIGHTEEN


Context:
Question: Rugby League - which country are the current holders of the European Cup?
Answer:

Answer: WALES

Welsh nation
Climate of Wales
Autonomous Province of Wales
Cymru / wales
Cyrmu
Wales
WALES
Rain in Wales
Welsh Nation
Welsh Peninsula
Wales, UK
Etymology of Wales
Cymru
Wales, United Kingdom
Pays de Galles
Communications in Wales
The Principality of Wales
West of the Rhymney
Wales, U.K.
Cymru am byth
Gymru
Cymru / Wales
Welsh mountains
CYMRU


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, which race of giants had a single eye in the middle of their foreheads?
Answer:

Answer: CYCLOPS

Cyclops (film)
CYCLOPS
Cyclops (disambiguation)
The Cyclops


Context:
Question: "Which Coronation Street character, who ""died"" in 2006, apparently had 25 girlfriends at various times and four wives?"
Answer:

Answer: MIKE BALDWIN

Mike Baldwin
Mike Baldwin (disambiguation)
MIKE BALDWIN


Context:
Question: Which journalist and author won the fifth series of I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here in 2005, beating Cannon and Ball, Jimmy Osmond and Sheree Murphy amongst others?
Answer:

Answer: CAROL THATCHER

Carole Thatcher
Carol Thatcher
Cawol Thatcher
Carol thatcher
CAROL THATCHER


Context:
Question: Who directed the Noughties films One Day in September, The Last King of Scotland and Touching the Void?
Answer:

Answer: KEVIN MACDONALD

Kevin MacDonald (footballer
Kevin McDonald (footballer)
KEVIN MACDONALD
Kevin MacDonald (disambiguation)
Kevin Macdonald (disambiguation)
Kevin Macdonald
Kevin MacDonald
Kevin McDonald (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What was the surname of the French explorer who discovered the area where Montreal is now situated, on this day in 1953?
Answer:

Answer: (Jacques) CARTIER

(Jacques) CARTIER
Jacques cartier
Petite Hermine
Jacques Cartier
Jaques Cartier


Context:
Question: What was the christian name of the daughter of William Dorrit, known as Little Dorrit in the 1857 novel of the same name by Charles Dickens?
Answer:

Answer: AMY


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

Answer: LLANBERIS


Context:
Question: "The naem of which Japanese car company can be translated as ""three diamonds"", which is reflected in its fanous logo?"
Answer:

Answer: MITSUBISHI

Mitsubishi Electric Corp.
Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki-gaisha
Mitsubishi Electric Corp. - 三菱電機株式会社
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Mitsubishi Electronics
EVLI
Mitsubishi Escalator
Mitsubishi Elevator
MITSUBISHI
三菱電機株式会社
Mitsubishi Electric Corp
Mitsubishi Electric


Context:
Question: "For what television series was the theme tune ""I'll be there for you"" ?"
Answer:

Answer: FRIENDS

List of errors and inconsistencies in Friends


Context:
Question: With what biblical location would you associate the characters Shem, Ham and Japheth?
Answer:

Answer: NOAH'S ARK

Ark Of Noah
Noah's Ark
Nuh'un Gemisi
Noah’s Ark
Noah's ark
Nuhun Gemisi
Tevah
Ark of Noah
Noahs arc
Teiva
Arca di Noè
Noahs Ark
NOAH'S ARK
Noahs flood
Teivah


Context:
Question: Which 1st World War battle of 1916 saw 60,000 British casualties on the first day? The battle lasted from July to November, resulting in a British advance of 12 kilometres.
Answer:

Answer: BATTLE OF THE SOMME

Battle of the somme
Battle Of The Somme
Battle of Somme
Battle of the Somme (1916)
Battle of the Some
Somme, 1916
The battle of somme
Somme Offensive
Battle of the Somme
The Somme
Battle of Beaumont-Hamel
First Battle of the Somme
Somme Campaign
The Battle of the Somme
BATTLE OF THE SOMME
The Battle of the Some
Somme 1916


Context:
Question: In the electromagnetic spectrum, which type of radiation has the longest wavelength? Its main uses are in communication.
Answer:

Answer: RADIO WAVES

Hertzian waves
Hertz waves
Radio signal
Radio emission
Radio waves
Hertzian wave
Space wave
RADIO WAVES
Radio wave
Radiofrequency electromagnetic fields


Context:
Question: "Who wrote the opera ""Dido and Aeneas""?"
Answer:

Answer: PURCELL

PURCELL
Purcell
H. Purcell
Henry Purcell
Purcell, Henry


Context:
Question: What was the name of Lady Chatterley's lover in Lawrence's novel?
Answer:

Answer: OLIVER MELLORS

Wragby Hall
Lady Chatterley's Lover (book)
OLIVER MELLORS
Lady Chatterly's Lover
Chatterley ban
Oliver Mellors
Connie Chatterley
Lady Chatterley
Constance Chatterley
Lady Chatterly
Short and sharp
Lady Chatterley's Lover
Lady Chatterley’s Lover


Context:
Question: "The cruise liner ""Costa Concordia"" sank in the Tyrhenian sea in January 2012 against the rocks of the coast of what island?"
Answer:

Answer: GIGLIO


Context:
Question: What is the largest island in the Mediterrainean Sea?
Answer:

Answer: SICILY

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


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

Answer: A = pi r2


Context:
Question: To which family of birds does the Jay belong
Answer:

Answer: CROW


Context:
Question: Where exactly is the tallest habitable building located in the UK? It is 50 stories high with a height of 235 metres (771 feet) and was completed in 1991?
Answer:

Answer: CANARY WHARF

Canary Wharf, London
Canary Wharf
CANARY WHARF
Canary wharf
Canary warf


Context:
Question: "Which actor, who died in 2011, became famous when portraying a TV character who became a household name in the 1970's? The actor won 4 emmys for his TV role and was nominated for film oscars for his parts in ""Pocketful of Miracles"" and ""Murder Inc.""."
Answer:

Answer: PETER FALK

Peter Falk (actor)
PETER FALK
Peter Falk
Falk, Peter
Peter Michael Falk


Context:
Question: """The Great Gate of Kiev"" and ""Catacombs"" are two sections of which musical work by Mussorgsky?"
Answer:

Answer: PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION

Bilder einer Ausstellung
The Great Gate of Kiev
Pictures at an Exhibition
Pictures from an Exhibition
Pictures At An Exhibition
The great gate of kiev
PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION
Kartinkis Vistavski
Promenade (Pictures at an Exhibition)
Great Gate of Kiev
Pictures at an exhibition


Context:
Question: "The Album ""No Angel"" was the number 1 selling album in the UK in 2001, and the singer who recorded the album won the Brit. Award for best album. Who was the singer?"
Answer:

Answer: DIDO

Elissar
Dido
Dido of Carthage
Queen of Carthage
Dido (Queen)
Dido (Queen of Carthage)
DIDO


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

Answer: PRINCE

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


Context:
Question: "Which American President is credited with the quote ""If you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen""?"
Answer:

Answer: HARRY TRUMAN

Presidency of Harry S. Truman
Hary truman
Harry Shipp Truman
Harry Truman's
Harry S. Truman
Harry S.Truman
Harry S Truman
H. S. Truman
President Harry Truman
Truman administration
HARRY TRUMAN
Presidency of Harry Truman
Mr. Citizen
HST (president)
H.S. Truman
Mary Jane Truman
Harry Shippe Truman
S truman
Harry Truman
President Truman
33rd President of the United States
Truman Administration
Harry Solomon Truman
Harold Truman
Harry truman
H. Truman


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 are the first four words of the Bible, as recorded in Genesis?
Answer:

Answer: IN THE BEGINNING GOD


Context:
Question: What is the traditional name for a 40th wedding anniversary?
Answer:

Answer: RUBY


Context:
Question: What nationality was the pointillist artist MONDRIAN?
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: To what RAF base, near Wooton Bassett village, were the bodies of servicemen killed in Afghanistan formerly transported?
Answer:

Answer: LYNEHAM

LYNEHAM
Lyneham (disambiguation)
Lyneham


Context:
Question: "The opera ""Duke Bluebeard's Castle"" and the ballet ""The Wooden Prince"" are the works of which composer?"
Answer:

Answer: BARTOK

Bela Bartók
Bela bartok
Ballets by Béla Bartók
Bartok
Bartók Béla
Bela Bartok
Béla Bartók
Béla Bartok
Bela Viktor Janos Bartok
Béla Viktor János Bartók
Bartok Bela
Bartók
Béla Bártok
BARTOK


Context:
Question: Which country is bordered by Latvia to the north, Ukraine to the south, and Poland to the west?
Answer:

Answer: BELARUS

Vitryssland
Республика Беларусь
Republic of Belorus
Russia (Belarus)
Белору́ссия
Belaruss
Рэспубліка Беларусь
Republic of Belarus
Belarus
Etymology of Belarus
Biełaruś
Name of Belarus
Bielorussia
Belarussia
Belorus
Byelarossia
Belarus'
Belarussi
Balarus
Белоруссия
Buelorussia
Belorussia
BELARUS
Respublika Belarus
Beloruss
Bellarus
Belorusi
Bielaruś
Byelarus
ISO 3166-1:BY
Беларусь
Republic of Beloruss
Belarus’
Belorusia


Context:
Question: What items would be collected by a horologist?
Answer:

Answer: CLOCKS

Analog Clocks
Clock design
Timepiece
Analog clock
Clock
Analogue clock
CLOCKS
Mechanical clock
Timepieces
An Analog Clock
Clocks
Wall clock
Garage clock
Timekeeping device
Clock/calendar
Clocks and Watches
Ancient ways of telling time


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

Answer: KATE WINSLET

List of Kate Winslet awards and nominations


Context:
Question: In which English city would you find the district of Gosforth?
Answer:

Answer: NEWCASTLE

New Castle
Newcastle (disambiguation)
NEWCASTLE
Newcastle city
Newcastle, USA
Newcastle (UK Parliament constituency)
Newcastle
Novocastrian
Newcastle, England (disambiguation)
Newcastle, England


Context:
Question: Which Italian liqueur is a key ingredient of the well known cocktail, Harvey Wallbanger?
Answer:

Answer: GALLIANO

Galliano
Galliano (disambiguation)
GALLIANO


Context:
Question: Forty years ago the Watergate scandal took place. The break-in at the Democratic party's national headquarters was found to have been authorised by two of President Nixon's closest aides, his domestic affairs advisor and his chief of staff. Name either of these men.
Answer:

Answer: (John) EHRLICHMANN or (Bob) HALDEMAN


Context:
Question: Name one of the two 'Great Lakes' that Niagara Falls lies between?
Answer:

Answer: ONTARIO or ERIE


Context:
Question: A quality required by quiz teams. Which French expression, commonly used in English means - coolness under stress?
Answer:

Answer: SANG-FROID


Context:
Question: Sixties pop music - Who recorded the 1962 hit record 'Sheila'?
Answer:

Answer: TOMMY ROE


Context:
Question: In 1984, in Bophal, India, there was a leak of 30 tons of methyl isocyanate, which resulted in the deaths of 25,000 people. What American chemical company owned the plant where the leak occurred?
Answer:

Answer: UNION CARBIDE

Prest-O-Lite
Ucar batteries
Union Carbide Company
Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Union Carbide Inc
Union Carbide
Union carbide
UNION CARBIDE
Union Carbide Corporation


Context:
Question: Which famous composer, though better known for other works, wrote the music for several films including 'First of the Few' and 'Henry the Fifth'?
Answer:

Answer: WILLIAM WALTON

Will Walton
William Turner Walton
Sir William Walton
Sir William Turner Walton
William Walton
WILLIAM WALTON


Context:
Question: "What traditional herb is used in a ""Margharita"" pizza ?"
Answer:

Answer: BASIL

Tukmaria
Subja
Takmaria
Basil
Falooda seed
Ocymum basilicum
Sabja
Basil seed
O. basilicum
Ocimum basilicum
BASIL
Sweet basil
Basil oil
Basil seeds
Tukhamaria
Basil (plant)
Hot e
Sweet Basil
Basil Oil
Hột é
Basilico
St. Joseph's Wort
Basil (herb)
Falooda seeds


Context:
Question: In which African country did the Mau Mau rebellion break out in October 1952 ?
Answer:

Answer: KENYA

Kenyan
Prehistory of Kenya
Kenya-Africa
ISO 3166-1:KE
KENYA
Jamhuri ya Kenya
Kenya
Republic of Kenya
Kenya (disambiguation)
Etymology of Kenya


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

Answer: JIMMY BOYD


Context:
Question: In which decade did the following all occur in Britain - the first electric pylons (erected by South Wales Power Co), the first dogems (in Skegness) and the first pedestrian crossing (in Parliament Sqaure, London)?
Answer:

Answer: 1920s


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

Answer: PATSY PALMER


Context:
Question: Which English town is situated close to the most easterly point of the United Kingdom ?
Answer:

Answer: LOWESTOFT

London Road North
Lowestoft Lighthouse
Belle Vue Park (Lowestoft)
Sparrow's Nest
Lowestoft Mayor
The britten centre
Lowestoft, Suffolk
The Britten Centre
Lowestoft
LOWESTOFT
London Road North Shopping Precinct


Context:
Question: Wolframite is the most abundant ore of which metal called wolfram in Swedish? Having the chemical symbol W and Atomic Number 74 it is widely used in light bulbs and X Ray tubes.
Answer:

Answer: TUNGSTEN

Tungstenic
Tungsten alloy
Wolframium
Tungston
Tungsten carbonate
Tungsten compounds
Tungsten processing
Wolfram (element)
TUNGSTEN
Element 74
Tungsten
Tungsten Mining
Tungstem
W (element)


Context:
Question: Which city was visited by Prince William in March 2011 after suffering two earthquakes in the preceeding six months?
Answer:

Answer: CHRISTCHURCH

Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy


Context:
Question: Which Basidon based company, adopting its current name in 1934, was the first to offer an alternative telephone service through its subsidiary, Mercury, to British Telecom in the mid 1980's?
Answer:

Answer: CABLE & WIRELESS

Cable & Wireless plc
Cable & Wireless
CABLE & WIRELESS
Cable and Wireless


Context:
Question: How many dominoes are there in a double six set?
Answer:

Answer: 28


Context:
Question: What is the correct title of the 1967 hit by Keith West that is often called Grocer Jack?
Answer:

Answer: EXCERPT FROM A TEENAGE OPERA

Grocer Jack (Excerpt from A Teenage Opera)


Context:
Question: Usually made of plastic, which transparent instrument, in the shape of a triangle with one angle at ninety degrees, is used for drawing angles on paper?
Answer:

Answer: SET-SQUARE


Context:
Question: Sharing his surname with a biblical character, which footballer scored the deciding goal in the 1967 FA Cup Final?
Answer:

Answer: FRANK SAUL

Frank Saul (disambiguation)
Frank Saul
FRANK SAUL


Context:
Question: In which year was the battle of Rorke's Drift?
Answer:

Answer: 1879

one thousand, eight hundred and seventy-nine


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

Answer: DANA

Dana
Dana (disambiguation)
DANA
Dana (singer)


Context:
Question: What is now Africa's biggest country in terms of land area after the split of Sudan?
Answer:

Answer: ALGERIA

Al Jumhuriyah al Jaza'iriyah ad Dimuqratiyah ash Shabiyah

République algérienne démocratique et populaire

الجمهورية الجزائرية الديمقراطية الشعبية


Context:
Question: Whose statue, situated in Grafton Street in Dublin is known as 'the tart with the cart'?
Answer:

Answer: MOLLY MALONE

Cockles and Mussles
Cockles And Mussels
Mollie Malone
Cockles & Mussels
MOLLY MALONE
Cockles and Mussels
Molly Malone
Cockles and mussels
In Dublin's Fair City


Context:
Question: "What disease do the French call ""la Rage""?"
Answer:

Answer: RABIES

Rabies
Rabes
Symptoms of rabies
Rabbies
כלבת
Tollwut
Rabies, animal
Rabies serum
ATC code J06AA06
HDCV
Rabies, human
RABIES
Canine madness


Context:
Question: "Which product was promoted with the slogan ""Full of Eastern Promise""?"
Answer:

Answer: FRY'S TURKISH DELIGHT

Fry's Turkish Delight
FRY'S TURKISH DELIGHT


Context:
Question: "Which book of the New Testament, as with Genesis, starts with the words ""In the beginning ...."" ?"
Answer:

Answer: GOSPEL OF ST JOHN

Gospel Of John
Gospel according to John
John's Gospel
John 20:28
Book of John
Gospel According to Saint John
Book of jon
Gospel of St John
John 1:5
Gospel of John
Gospel According to John
John 7
Anti-Semitism in the Gospel of John
Gospel acccording to John
St. John's Gospel
Gospel according to Saint John
John 1:29
John 21:15-19
Gospel of St. John
According to John
Gospel of john
Fourth gospel
John (book)
St John's Gospel
Gospel according to john
Jhn.
The Gospel According to John
The Fourth Gospel
Servant of sin
John 11:25
Fourth Gospel
Monarchian Prologue
John 11
John 10
John 12
Gospel of St.John
Book of john
John 19
John 18
John 10:3
The Gospel of John
Gospel of Saint John
GOSPEL OF ST JOHN
The Gospel according to John
Gospel according John


Context:
Question: In which English city will you find the Ashmolean museum?
Answer:

Answer: OXFORD

Oxford, england
Oxeford
Lion Brewery (U.K.)
Oxford, UK
Oxford astrophysics
City of Dreaming Spires
Oxford, England
Oxford (England)
Oxford
Oxford, Oxfordshire
The Dreaming Spires
City of Oxford
UN/LOCODE:GBOXF
OXFORD
City of dreaming spires
Ford of the Oxen
County Borough of Oxford
The weather in Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom
Morrells brewery
The city of dreaming spires
Oxenaforda


Context:
Question: Who allegedly solved the riddle of the Gordian knot simply by slicing it with his sword?
Answer:

Answer: ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Μέγας Ἀλέξανδρος
Alexandrian period
Αλέξανδρος ο Μέγας
Iskander the Accursed
Alexander Magnus
Alexander of Macedonia
Alexander Macedonian
Megas aleksandros
Alexander the Great
Great Alexander
Sikandar Mahan
ALEXANDER THE GREAT
Sikunder
Alexnader the great
Alexandrian Empire
Alexander The Great
Alexandrian era
Alexandros the Great
Letter to Darius III
Aleksander the Great
Ἀλέξανδρος ὁ Μέγας
Alexander the graet
Alexandros III of Macedon
Alexander III of Macedon
Letter to Darius II
Alex the great
Alexander the Macedonian
Sikandar-e-Azam
Alexander-the-great
Iskandar Zulkarnain
Aleksandar ī Hrōmāyīg
Aléxandros ho Mégas
AlexanderTheGreat
Alexander the great


Context:
Question: Which London theatre used to boast 'We Never Close'?
Answer:

Answer: WINDMILL

Windmill
WindMill
Windmills
Wind wheel
Wind-Mill
Wind-mill
Wind mill
WINDMILL
Wind Mill
Sectional windmill
Wind wheels
Windmill tower
Eolian generator
Æolian generator
Aeolian generator


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

Answer: COMET

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


Context:
Question: Which geological perioed falls between the Triassic and the Cretaceous periods?
Answer:

Answer: JURASSIC

Dinosaur types of the jurassic
Jurassic Era
JURASSIC
Jurassic
Jurasic
Jurassic Period
Jurassic ( geology)
Jurassic period
Jurassic era
Jurassic System
Jurrasic


Context:
Question: Which was the earliest London underground line?
Answer:

Answer: METROPOLITAN LINE

Met line
Metropolitan line
METROPOLITAN LINE
Metropolitan Line


Context:
Question: Which opera by Borodin features the Polovtsian Dances?
Answer:

Answer: PRINCE IGOR


Context:
Question: Which European country switched to driving on the right in 1967?
Answer:

Answer: SWEDEN

Swedish sin
Swea Region
Sverige
Swedish origin
Schweden
Kingdom of Sweden
SWEDEN
Etymology of Sweden
Mainland Sweden
Konungariket Sverige
Ulf Bergman
Swedish climate
Sweden
Climate of Sweden
ISO 3166-1:SE
Sveden
Suecia
Swedish realm
Zweden


Context:
Question: Kurt Russell is the long term partner of which actress?
Answer:

Answer: GOLDIE HAWN

Ashes to Ashes (Goldie Hawn film project)


Context:
Question: What is the first name of Madame Bovary in Flaubert's 1856 novel?
Answer:

Answer: EMMA

Emma (singer)
Emma (1996)
Emma
Emma (1996 movie)
Emma (film)
Emma (disambiguation)
EMMA
Emma (1996 film)


Context:
Question: Daniel Casey played the role of Detective Sergeant Troy in which TV series?
Answer:

Answer: MIDSOMER MURDERS

Midsummer Murders
MIDSOMER MURDERS
Detective Sergeant Ben Jones
Midsomer (Fictional county)
MidSomer Murders
Midsomer Murders
Mudsummer murders
Midsomer (fictional county)
Midsommer Murders


Context:
Question: Which Scottish engineer gave the first public demonstration of TV?
Answer:

Answer: (John Logie) BAIRD

John L. Baird
(John Logie) BAIRD
Electromechanical TV
Electromechanical tv
Baird Television Ltd.
John Logie Baird Ltd
Logie Baird
John Logie Baird Centre
John Logie Baird


Context:
Question: Who is the Greek God of War?
Answer:

Answer: ARES


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, who fell in love with his own statue of a woman?
Answer:

Answer: PYGMALION

Pygmalion
PYGMALION
Pygmalian
Pigmalion
Pygmalion (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What name is given to the soft spots on a baby's head which, during birth, enable the bony plates of the skull to flex allowing the child's head to pass through the birth canal?
Answer:

Answer: FONTANELLE

Fonticulus
Fontanel
Soft spot
Fonticuli cranii
Fontanell
Fontanelle
Depressed fontanelle
Fontanelles
FONTANELLE
Soft spots
Fonticuli
Fontanels


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

Answer: UNDER MILKWOOD

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


Context:
Question: Which English TV presenter became very famous on Dec 1st 1976 when he interviewed the punk band The Sex Pistols live on TV prompting much bad langauge from the band?
Answer:

Answer: Bill GRUNDY


Context:
Question: What is the name of the strait that lies between Australia and New Guinea that links the Coral Sea to the East with the Arafura Sea to the west?
Answer:

Answer: TORRES Strait

Strait of Torres
TORRES Strait
Torres Straits
Torres Strait


Context:
Question: Caroline of Brunswick was the queen consort of which British King?
Answer:

Answer: GEORGE IV

George, Prince Regent
King George IV of the United Kingdom
GEORGE IV
George the Fourth
George IV of Great Britain
George IV of the UK
King George IV
George IV of Great Britain and Ireland
George IV of the United Kingdom
George IV
Regency Bill
George IV of England
George IV of Scotland
George IV Hanover
George IV of Hanover
George iv
George iv of the united kingdom
George IV of Britain
George IV (Hanover)


Context:
Question: What was the name of the British teacher jailed in Sudan in 2007 for allowing a teddy bear to be called Mohammed?
Answer:

Answer: GILLIAN GIBBONS

Muhammad (teddy bear)
Teddy muhammad
Jillian Gibbons
Gillian gibbons
GILLIAN GIBBONS
Gillian Gibbons
Teddy bear case
Sara Khawad
Sudan teddy bear controversy
Muhammad teddy
Teddy bear controversy
Sudanese teddy bear blasphemy case
Muhammad teddy bear


Context:
Question: In relation to phobias what word describes the fear of strangers or foreigners?
Answer:

Answer: XENOPHOBIA

XENOPHOBIA
Zenophobia
Xenophobically
Xenophobic
Xenophobia
Xenophobous
Xenophobe (discrimination)
Xenophoby
Fear of strangers


Context:
Question: Which Scottish author who died in 1930 had Ignatius as one of his christian names?
Answer:

Answer: ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

A Conan Doyle
Arthur Conan-Doyle
Arthur Conan Ignatius, Sir Doyle
ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
Arthur Conan Doyle
Doyle, Arthur Conan
Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan
Sir Conan Doyle
Sir Arthur Doyle
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Arthur C. Doyle
Arthur Conan Ignatius Doyle
Arthur Conan Doyle's
Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle
Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur
Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle
Doylean
Conan Doyle
A. Conan Doyle


Context:
Question: Which token in a game of Monopoly was once known as Rich Uncle Pennybags?
Answer:

Answer: TOP HAT

Stovepipe hat
Top hat
Gibus
Opera Hat
Gibus (hat)
🎩
Chapeau claque
Chimneybot hat
Opera hat
Crush hat
Top hat (headgear)
Top-hat
Tophat
George Dunnage
Cylinder hat
Tophats
Top hats
Plug hats
TOP HAT
Silk hat
Plug hat
Plug-hat


Context:
Question: Aladdin Sane and Diamond Dogs were number one albums for which famous singer in the 1970's?
Answer:

Answer: DAVID BOWIE

Hermione Farthingale
Ziggy Stardust (persona)
The Berlin Trilogy
Berlin Trilogy
Bowiesque
David Bowie
David bowie filmography
Davie Jones and the King Bees
Bowiean
David bowie
Tao Jones Index
Bowie, David
The Konrads
Davie Jones with the King Bees
David Bowie's
David Bowi
Davis bowie
The Manish Boys
DAVID BOWIE
David Robert Hayward-Jones
Ziggy stardust (persona)
The King of Glitter Rock
David Hayward-Jones
The Lower Third
Davy Jones and the Lower Third


Context:
Question: David Tyler is the current chairman of which leading supermarket chain?
Answer:

Answer: SAINSBURY'S

Sainsburys.com
Sansburys
Sainsbury (J)
Beaumonts
Sainsbury (J) plc
SAINSBURY'S
SL Shaw Ltd
By Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's Energy
Sainsburys
Sainsbury's Basics
Sainsbury's Calais
J Sainsbury PLC
Sainsbury’s
Sainsbury's Supermarkets
J. Sainsbury plc
J Sainsbury
JB Beaumont
J Sainsbury plc
SL Shaw
J Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's Entertainment
J. Sainsbury
Sainsbury's


Context:
Question: "Which ""Carry On"" film contained the line 'Oh yes colonel, many times, but never with a daffodil'?"
Answer:

Answer: CARRY ON NURSE

Carry On Nurse
CARRY ON NURSE
Carry on Nurse


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

Answer: ROBERT REDFORD

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


Context:
Question: Which other colour, along with yellow and green appears on the flag of Gabon?
Answer:

Answer: BLUE

BLUE
Gauss-Markov assumptions
Best Linear Unbiased Estimator
Gauss-Markov theorem
Linear estimator
Gauss–Markov assumptions
Gauss-Markow least squares theorem
Best linear unbiased estimator
Gauss–Markov–Aitken theorem
Gauss-Markov model
Gauss-Markov-Aitken theorem
Gauss markov theorem
Gauss–Markov model
Gauss–Markov theorem
Blue (statistics)


Context:
Question: "Which snooker player had the nickname ""The Thunder from Down Under""?"
Answer:

Answer: NEIL ROBERTSON

Neil Robertson (disambiguation)
Neal Robertson
Robertson, Neil
NEIL ROBERTSON
Neill Robertson
Neil Robertson


Context:
Question: "Who is the principal actor who plays a character named Michael Blomqvist in the 2011 film ""The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo""?"
Answer:

Answer: DANIEL CRAIG

Dan Craig
Daniel Craig
DANIEL CRAIG
Daniel Craig filmography


Context:
Question: Originally marketed as a rat poison what is the most commonly used drug in the treatment of thrombosis and embolism?
Answer:

Answer: WARFARIN

Sofarin
Athrombin
Vampirinip III
Sorexa Plus
Sodium Coumadin
Kumader
Dethmor
Kypfarin
Rosex
Athrombin-K
Solfarin
Waran
Brumolin
Kumadu
Vampirinip II
Mar-Frin
Cumadin
Frass-Ratron
Jantoven
WARFARIN
Warf 42
Warfarat
Coumaphene
Coumefene
S-warfarin
Coumiden
Cumiden
Warfarin sodium
ATCvet code QB01AA03
Kumatox
Panwarfin
Warfarin
Place-Pax
Athrombine-K
Coumadins
Zoocoumarin
Coumafen
Dicusat E
Warferin
Coumadin
Warficide
ATC code B01AA03
Warfarine
Latka 42
Coumafene
Warfarin potassium
Temus W
Maveran
Sodium coumadin
Prothromadin
Tox-Hid
Warfilone
Marevan
Dethnel
Coumaphen
Co-Rax
Tintorane


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

Answer: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE or HYPERTENSION


Context:
Question: "What is the name of the short actor who plays the main role in the BBC2 comedy series""Life's too short""?"
Answer:

Answer: WARWICK DAVIS

Warwick Davis
Warwick A. Davis
WARWICK DAVIS
Warwick Ashley Davis
Warwick Davies


Context:
Question: Which US state lends its name to a baked pudding, made with ice cream, sponge and meringue?
Answer:

Answer: ALASKA

Forty-ninth State
Arasuka
Alaska, United States
Alyaska
Religion in Alaska
Forty-Ninth State
Аляска
Alaska City, Alaska
ALASKA
Alaska (U.S. state)
Alaska, USA
Education in Alaska
Rail transport in Alaska
Town (Alaska)
Alasca
Alaskan
49th State
Alaska
Alaska Heritage Resources Survey
Alaskans
Elaska
State of Alaska
Alaksa
City (Alaska)
US-AK
Culture of Alaska
Ulaska
Largest US state
AlaskA
Film industry in Alaska
Recording District (Alaska)
Alaska (state)


Context:
Question: The human brain is made up of between 10 billion and 100 billion nerve cells known as what?
Answer:

Answer: NEURONS

Brain cells
Neural cell
Nerve sheath
Nueron
Neurone
Neuronal loss
Neurocyte
Neuron
Nerve-cell
Nerve cells
Neurocytes
Nerve cell
Neurons
NEURONS
Neuronal
Neurones
Human brain cell


Context:
Question: Which microprocessor was introduced by Intel in 1993?
Answer:

Answer: PENTIUM

Intel Pentium Processor
Pentium (disambiguation)
Pentium processor
Pentium
Pentium brand
Pentium family
Pentium E
Intel Pentium
Pentium (brand)
PENTIUM
Pentium (trademark)


Context:
Question: The upper house of the Canadian parliament is known as the Senate; what is the lower house called?
Answer:

Answer: HOUSE OF COMMONS

HOUSE OF COMMONS
House of commons
House of Commons
House Of Commons


Context:
Question: In which northern English city will you find the Royal Armouries Museum?
Answer:

Answer: LEEDS

Leeds, UK
St Margaret's Primary School, Horsforth
ST Margarets Primary School
St Margarets Primary School
St margarets school
City of leeds transport area
The weather in Leeds
Leeds, Yorkshire
Knightsbridge of the North
Shakespeare Primary School
Higher Education in Leeds
Leeds, England
Leeds, West Yorkshire
Leeds
Leodis
LEEDS
Leeds – Bradford, UK
Leodensian
UN/LOCODE:GBLBA


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

Answer: ST IVES

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


Context:
Question: The Nazi regime was Germany's Third Reich; which was the first Reich?
Answer:

Answer: HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

Heiliges Roemisches Reich Deutscher Nation

Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation

Holy Roman Empire (of the German nation)

Heiliges Romisches Reich Deutscher Nation


Context:
Question: In 1992 Durham joined the County Cricket Championship; which county was the last one to join before Durham?
Answer:

Answer: GLAMORGAN

County of Glamorgan
Morgannŵg
The Van, Glamorganshire
Kingdom of Glamorgan
Glamorganshire
Glamorgan
GLAMORGAN
Glamorgan County Council
North Glamorgan
Glamorgan, Wales


Context:
Question: Which county won the County Cricket Championship in 1959, after Surrey had won seven consecutive titles from 1952 to 1958?
Answer:

Answer: YORKSHIRE

County Yorkshire
Yorks
Yorkshuh
Yorkshire (England)
Yorkshiremen
Name of Yorkshire
Yorkshire County
Vorkshire
Yorkshire
York County, England
Counties of Yorkshire
County of Yorkshire
Yorkshire (UK)
Yorkshireman
Yorkshire, England
YORKSHIRE
Yorkshire (traditional)
God's own county


Context:
Question: Who is the only person allowed to consume alcohol in the chamber of the British House of Commons and even then on only one special day of the year?
Answer:

Answer: CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER

Chancellor of the exchequer
CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Chancellor Of the Exchequer Treasury
Chancellor of the Exchquer
The Chancellor of the Exchequer
British Chancellor
Chancellor of the Exchequer of England


Context:
Question: "During the local version of which once popular dance craze were you invited to ""put your backside in and your backside out""?"
Answer:

Answer: HOKEY COKEY or COKEY COKEY


Context:
Question: Which German shell-shock victim was taken to Hollywood after the First World War, where he became a star and is said to have died in the arms of Jean Harlow?
Answer:

Answer: RIN TIN TIN

Rin Tin Tin, Jr.
Rin-Tin-Tin
Flame Jr
Rintintin
Rinty
Flame, Jr.
RIN TIN TIN
Rin Tin Tin III
Rin-tin-tin
Rin Tin Tin IV
Blaze, Jr.
Rin Tin Tin
Rin tin tin
Rin Tin Tin Jr
Rin Tin Tin Jr.


Context:
Question: The magic lantern was an early form of what item of photographic equipment?
Answer:

Answer: SLIDE PROJECTOR

SLIDE PROJECTOR
Slide projectors
Slide projector
Slide projection
Film slides


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

Answer: FALAFEL

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


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Question: By what name were the sultan's household troops known during the Ottoman Empire ?
Answer:

Answer: JANISSERIES


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Question: what is chased down Cooper's Hill in Gloucestershire in a traditional race every Spring Bank Holiday?
Answer:

Answer: A CHEESE

Lower Hutt City
A CHEESE
Hutt City Council
Lower Hutt, New Zealand
Lower hutt
The Cheese
Hutt City
Lower Hutt
Lower Hutt CBD
Hutt City, New Zealand
Lower Hutt, Wellington


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Question: On which river does Cardiff stand?
Answer:

Answer: TAFF


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Question: What was the name of the USAAF B-17 Flying Fortress whose aircrew were the first to complete 25 missions in Europe during World War II ?
Answer:

Answer: MEMPHIS BELLE

Memphis Belle
MEMPHIS BELLE
Memphis Belle (disambiguation)


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Question: "Used to describe insects such as the Mayfly that only live for a short time, what word derives from the Greek for ""living a day""?"
Answer:

Answer: EPHEMERAL

Ephemeralities
Ephemeral creek
Ephemoral
Ephemerality
EPHEMERAL
Ephemeral river
Ephemeral
Ephemeral waterbody
Ephemeral channel
Ephemerally
Ephemeralness


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Question: What is the most popular name for Whistler's canvas Arrangement in Grey and Black?
Answer:

Answer: WHISTLER'S MOTHER

Arrangement in Gray and Black: The Artist's Mother

Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artist's Mother

Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Artists Mother

Arrangement in Gray and Black: The Artists Mother


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Question: Which Dutch govenor, in 1664, tried to resist the British seizure of New York?
Answer:

Answer: PETER STUYVESANT

PETER STUYVESANT
Petrus Stuyvesant
Peter Stuyvesant
Pieter Stuyvesant


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Question: Which 18th century stately home is situated one mile south of Woodstock in Oxfordshire?
Answer:

Answer: BLENHEIM PALACE

Blenham Palace
Blennhem palace
Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Park
Blenhem palace
Blenheim palace
BLENHEIM PALACE
Blenheim Castle
The Pipe Organs of Blenheim Palace
Pipe organs of Blenheim Palace


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Question: Which country left the Commonwealthin 1972 and rejoined in 1989?
Answer:

Answer: PAKISTAN

Union of Pakistan
Pakistani Federation
PAKISTAN
Pakastan
Pakistán
Packistan
پاکِستان
پاكِستان
Pakistana
Name of Pakistan
Etymology of Pakistan
Pakistan
Bakistan
Pakistano
Islamic Republic Of Pakistan
Paquistan
Pākistān
Paakistan
IROP
Paskitan
Islāmī Jumhūriyah-yi Pākistān
Republic of Pakistan
اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاكِستان
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
پاکستان
Bakistaan
Mumlikat-e-Khudad-e-Pakistan
Pakistāna
اسلامی جمہوریہ پاکستان
Islāmī Jumhūrī-ye Pākistān
ISO 3166-1:PK
Pakland
Pakistan, Islamic Republic
Islamic Republic Pakistan
The Islamic Republic Pakistan
Pakisthan
Federation of pakistan
Al-Pakistan
اسلامی جمہوریۂ پاکستان
Paquistao
Paquistán
Pákistán
Pakasthan
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Pakistaan
Pak-e-stan
Pakistan.
Islamic Pakistan
Federation of Pakistan
Pakstan
Islamic State of Pakistan
Pakistan, Islamic Republic of
Bakstaan
Pakistani Republic
Pakistan's
State of Pakistan
باكستان
Pakistani state
The State of Pakistan
The Republic of Pakistan
Al-Bakistan
Paquistão
Pakisatan
Mumlikat e Khudad e Pakistan
I.R. of Pakistan
پاڪستان
Pak-i-stan


Context:
Question: Who has recently overtaken Brian O'Driscoll to become Ireland's most capped player?
Answer:

Answer: RONAN O'GARA

RONAN O'GARA
O'Gara
Ronan O'Gara
Ronan O’Gara


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

Answer: LAVOISIER

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


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Question: Which castle near Deal in Kent has served, since 1708, as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports?
Answer:

Answer: WALMER CASTLE


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Question: What type of sportsman is a Rikishi?
Answer:

Answer: SUMO WRESTLER


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Question: In Osacar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest who utters the line 'a handbag' ?
Answer:

Answer: LADY BRACKNELL

The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People


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Question: What exactly was 'Rob Roy' built at Dumbarton, Scotland in 1818?
Answer:

Answer: STEAMSHIP

Steam ships
Steamships
Steam ship
STEAMSHIP
Steamship


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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 which Lake District town would you find the Cumberland Pencil Museum?
Answer:

Answer: KESWICK

Keswick (disambiguation)
Keswick, England
KESWICK
Keswick


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Question: Which war veterna, who died in 2009 had the nickname 'The Last Fighting Tommy'?
Answer:

Answer: HARRY PATCH

Harry Patch
HARRY PATCH
Henry John Patch


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Question: Having held the position since 2004, Richard Wallace is the editor of which daily newspaper?
Answer:

Answer: DAILY MIRROR

The Daily Mirror
London Daily Mirror
Irish Daily Mirror
Irish Mirror
Mirror (UK)
Mirror.co.uk
Daily Mirror
The Mirror (United Kingdom)
DAILY MIRROR
Celeb on Sunday
The Scurra
The Sunday Pictorial
Monday Mania
Mirror Online
The Sunday Mirror
We Love Telly


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

Answer: CHRIS HUGHTON


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Question: Which prison themed TV series that began in 1979 featured an evil prison officer named Joan (the freak) Ferguson, played by the actress Maggie Kirkpatrick?
Answer:

Answer: PRISONER CELL BLOCK H

Kvinnofaengelset
Cell Block H
Caged Women
Prisoner (TV series)
Prisoner Cell Block H
Kvinnofangelset
Prisonser Cell Block H
Prisoner; Cell Block H
PRISONER CELL BLOCK H
Prisoner Overseas
Wentworth Detention Centre
PCBH
Kvinnofängelset
Prisoner: Cell Block H


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Question: Having a height of 3,478 metres, Mount Mulhacen is the highest mainland point of which country?
Answer:

Answer: SPAIN

Islands of Spain
España
Reino de España
Name of Spain
Espagna
Espańa
Reino de Espana
Espana
Kingdom of the Spains
The Spanish Society
Espainia
Mountains of Spain
Regne d'Espanya
The kingdom of Spain
SPAIN
Regne d'Espanha
Espanya
Espainiako Erresuma
Etymology of Spain
Spane
ISO 3166-1:ES
Spain
Spanish Kingdom
Kingdom of Spain
El Reino de España
El Reino de Espana


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Question: Symphony number 104 by Joseph Haydn and symphony number 2 by Ralph Vaughan Williams are both named after which European capital city?
Answer:

Answer: LONDON

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


Context:
Question: Which American golfer, winner of three majors, was tragically killed in a plane crash on October 25th 1999, at the time of his death he was the reigning US Open Champion?
Answer:

Answer: PAYNE STEWART

Paine Stewart
Paine Stuart
Stephanie Bellegarrigue
Payne Stewart
PAYNE STEWART
Payne Stuart


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

Answer: BERNARD WEATHERILL

Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill, PC, DL


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Question: With which song did Lulu represent the UK in the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer:

Answer: BOOM BANG A BANG


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Question: Which TV series was won by a man named Paddy Doherty on September 8th this year?
Answer:

Answer: CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER

CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER
Celebrity Big Brother (UK)
Celebrity Big Brother 17
Big Brother Celebrity Big Brother (UK)
Celebrity Big Brother
Celeb BB
Celebrity Big Brother UK
CBBUK
Celebrity Big Brother 2014 (UK)


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Question: Created in 1952, which is Britain's only coastal National Park?
Answer:

Answer: PEMBROKESHIRE COAST NATIONAL PARK

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority


Context:
Question: Which order of insects contains the most species?
Answer:

Answer: BEETLES

BEETLES
Black-Beetle
Coleopteran
Palm beetle
Beetles
Coleopterists
Coleoptera
Beetel
Beetle
Chafer
Choleoptera
Coleopterist


Context:
Question: In which sea are the Cayman Islands?
Answer:

Answer: CARIBBEAN

Carribean Islands
Caribbean
The Carribbean
Carribbean
CARIBBEAN
Caribbean integration
The Caribean
The West Indies
Caribbean island
Countries of the Carribean
The Carribean
Carribeans
Western Indies
Caribbee Islands
West Indes
Geography of the Caribbean
Carribean
Carribian
Carribean islands
West Indies Islands
The Caribbean
Caribean Islands
Caribean
West Indian Islands
Carribbean Islands
Caribbean nation
Caribbean region


Context:
Question: Hillary Mantel won the 2009 Booker Prize with which novel?
Answer:

Answer: WOLF HALL

Wolf Hall (play)
Wolf Hall
Wolf Hall (novel)
WOLF HALL


Context:
Question: Which common flower has the Latin name Bellis Perennis ?
Answer:

Answer: DAISY

DAISY
DAISY Digital Talking Book
Digital Talking Book
List of DAISY players
DAISY player