Context:
Question: Who assassinated Mahatma Gandhi in 1948?
Answer:

Answer: Nathuram Godse

Nathuram Godse
Nathuran Gosde
Narayan Vinayak Godse
Naturam Godse
नथूराम विनायक गोडसे
Godse, Nathuram Vinayak
नथूराम विनायक गोडस
Nathuram Vinayak Godse


Context:
Question: What does the term 'Halal' literally mean? As in Halal meat eaten by Muslims.
Answer:

Answer: Permissible


Context:
Question: What was Queen Victoria's first Christian name?
Answer:

Answer: Alexandrina

Alexandrina
Alexandrina Lake
Lake Alexandrina (disambiguation)
Lake Alexandrina
Alexandrina (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: The Aran Islands are located at the mouth of which bay?
Answer:

Answer: Galway Bay

Galway Bay Drowning Tragedy
Loch Lurgain
Galway Bay drowning tragedy
Galway Bay


Context:
Question: What year appears on bottles of the French lager Kronenbourg?
Answer:

Answer: 1664

one thousand, six hundred and sixty-four


Context:
Question: The Antarctica Treaty that is presently in force ends in which year?
Answer:

Answer: 2041


Context:
Question: The 'Black Caps' is the nickname for which team in sport?
Answer:

Answer: New Zealand Cricket Team

New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 1996-97

New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 2002-03

New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 1998-99

New Zealand cricket team in Australia in 2000-01


Context:
Question: "Which writer is considered to have been the first to use the term ""cold war"" in articles in 1945 and 1946?"
Answer:

Answer: George Orwell

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


Context:
Question: The former Queen Mother, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, married the Duke of York, later King George VI. In which county is Bowes from her surname?
Answer:

Answer: Durham

Durham (disambiguation)
The weather in Durham
Durham
Durham (city)
Durham City (county town)
Durham (Amtrak station)
DURHAM


Context:
Question: Who wrote much of King George V's first Christmas broadcast, made in 1932?
Answer:

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Joseph Rudyard Kipling
Kiplingesque
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling rudyard
Rudy Kipling
R Kipling
Kipling
Kipling, Joseph Rudyard
Kiplingian
R. Kipling
Ruyard Kipling
Kipling Society
Bard of Empire
Rudyard Kipling (author)


Context:
Question: Prince Calef is the male-lead in which Puccini opera?
Answer:

Answer: Turandot


Context:
Question: Noel Coward died in 1973. In which country?
Answer:

Answer: Jamaica

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


Context:
Question: Which TV detective drove a car with the registration plate 248RPA?
Answer:

Answer: Inspector Morse

Detective Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse


Context:
Question: Which US state is nicknamed both 'the Colourful State' and 'the Land of Enchantment'?
Answer:

Answer: New Mexico

State of New Mexico
New Mexico state nickname
Transportation in New Mexico
New Mexico
US-NM
Sports in New Mexico
Forty-seventh State
Estado de Nuevo Mexico
Climate of New Mexico
New Mexico, United States
New mexico
Religion in New Mexico
Estado de Nuevo México
NewMexico
New Mexico (state)
Forty-Seventh State
Tierra del Encanto
Education in New Mexico
Culture of New Mexico
47th State
Geography of New Mexico
New Mexcio
Nueva mexico
Transport in New Mexico
Demographics of New Mexico
Insignia of the State of New Mexico
NM
Nuevo Mejico
New Mexico (U.S. state)
The Land of Enchantment
47th state of the union
State of NM
Nuevo Méjico
Politics of New Mexico


Context:
Question: Ochophobia is the fear of what?
Answer:

Answer: Vehicles

Transportation device
Moving Vehicles
Land vehicle
Vehicle type
List of vehicles
Vehicles
Road vehicle
Automotives
Vehicular
Vehicle
Road vehicles
Vechile
Types of vehicle
Types of vehicles


Context:
Question: Which South American capital was founded on the banks of the Rio Mapocho by Pedro de Valdivia in 1541?
Answer:

Answer: SANTIAGO

Greater Santiago
Santiago Metropolitan Area
Santiago
Stgo
Greater Santiago, Chile
Stgo.
Battle of Santiago de Chile (1541)
Santiago de Nueva Extremadura
Santiago de chile
Santiago (Chile)
Santiago Chile
UN/LOCODE:CLSCL
Capital of Chile
Santiago del Nuevo Extremo
Santiago Centro
Santiago, Chile
Santiago (province)
SANTIAGO
Santiago of Chile
Santiago de Chile
Gran Santiago


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

Answer: SUN

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


Context:
Question: What was Reg Varney's character called in 'On the Buses'?
Answer:

Answer: STAN BUTLER

List of On the Buses characters
On The Buses
Stan Butler
On the buses
STAN BUTLER
On the Buses


Context:
Question: Which Booker Prize winning novelist wrote the Advertising slogan 'That will do nicely' for American Express?
Answer:

Answer: SALMAN RUSHDIE

Rushdiean
Ahmed Salman Rushdie
Salman rushdie
Rushdian
Salman Rushdee
Samuel Rushdi
Salmon Rushdie
Salmon Rushdi
Salman Rushdie's
RUSHDIE, SALMAN
Sir Salman
Salman Rushdie
Salman Rushdi
Samuel Rushdie
Salman Rashdi
Ahmed Rushdie
Sir Salman Rushdie
SALMAN RUSHDIE
Solomon Rushdie
Marriane Wiggins


Context:
Question: Which classic sci-fi novel divides the human species into the gentle Eloi and the bestial Morlocks? Wells?
Answer:

Answer: THE TIME MACHINE

Travelling thru time
Temporal Motion
THE TIME MACHINE
Travel through time
Time machine
Time-machine
Viajes en el tiempo
Time traveling
Time travelling
Time Travel
Causality violation
Timetravel
Alternative paralel timeline theory
Philosophy of Time Travel
Time-travel
Temporal displacement
Time travel
Time regression
Temporal mechanics
Time craft
Time Machine
Temporal Displacement Device
Time macine


Context:
Question: The novelist Dorothy L Sayers produced which advertising symbol for Guinness?
Answer:

Answer: THE TOUCAN

Toucans
Rhamphastidae
Rhampastidae
THE TOUCAN
Toocan
Tucan
Toucanidae
Toucan
Ramphastidae
Toucanet


Context:
Question: Who said that there are only three true sports, bullfighting, mountaineering and motor racing, the rest are merely games?
Answer:

Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Ernest Hemingway/Violence and Redemption

Ernest Hemingway/Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master

Ernest Hemingway/The Endless Dark Nothingness

Ernest Hemingway/From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War

Ernest Hemingway/Sure Shots The Second World War

Ernest Hemingway/From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms


Context:
Question: In the Bible, name the son of Saul who was a friend of David?
Answer:

Answer: Jonathan

Y'hochanan
יהונתנ
Jonathan (disambiguation)
Yochonon
יְהוֹנָתָן
Johnathan
Yhochanan
Jonathan (footballer)
Jonathan


Context:
Question: Graca Machel, the widow of a President of Mozambique, is the wife of which famous man?
Answer:

Answer: Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mendella
Nelson mandela
Mr Mandela
Mandella
4664
Tata Mandela
Tata Madiba
Nelson Mandella
Nelson Madela
Madiba
Rolihlahla Mandela
Rolihlahla
Black Pimpernel
Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Nelson mendela
Gadla Henry Mphakanyiswa
Nelson Mendela
Nelson mandeal
Zindzi Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Mandela


Context:
Question: Which 19th century Frenchman invented a loom which enabled complex patterns to be woven; his name is remembered as one of these patterns?
Answer:

Answer: (Joseph Marie) Jacquard

Joseph Marie Charles dit Jacquard
Jacquard Joseph Marie
Joseph-Marie Jacquard
Joseph Marie Charles
(Joseph Marie) Jacquard
Joseph Jacquard
Joseph Marie Jacquard


Context:
Question: By what name was Peggy Hookham DBE better known?
Answer:

Answer: Margot Fonteyn

Peggy Hookham
Dame Margot Fonteyn
Dame Margot Fonteyn De Arias
Margaret Evelyn Hookham
Margot Fontaine
Margaret Hookham
Dame Margot
Margot Fonteyn de Arias
Dame Margot Fonteyn de Arias
Margot Fonteyn
Fonteyn
Margot fonteyn dancer


Context:
Question: Who founded the Messenger group of newspapers in 1983?
Answer:

Answer: Eddie Shah


Context:
Question: In which State is USA's highest mountain, Mount McKinley?
Answer:

Answer: Alaska

Forty-ninth State
Arasuka
Alaska, United States
Alyaska
Religion in Alaska
Forty-Ninth State
Аляска
Alaska City, 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: Biologically-speaking, what name is given to an organ that serves no evident purpose?
Answer:

Answer: Vestigial

Vestigal Structures
Vestigal organ
Vestigal structures
Vestigial Organs
Vestigial
Vestigal organs
Vestigial limb
Vestigia
Rudimentary organ
Hypotrophied
Vestigial trait
Evolutionary relic
Vestigial part
Vestige
Vestigial remains
Vestigial structures
Vestigial organ
Vestigial structure
Rudiment (biology)
Vestigal trait
Degenerate organ
Vestigiality
Vestigal
Vestiges
Vestigial character
Vestigial organs
Vestigial Structure


Context:
Question: The novels of which contemporary author feature the character Lincoln Rhyme?
Answer:

Answer: Jeffery Deaver

Catherine Dance
Kathryn dance
Jeffrey Deaver
Jeffery Deaver
Kathryn Dance
Lincoln Rhyme
Katherine Dance


Context:
Question: The novels of which contemporary author feature the character Dirk Pitt?
Answer:

Answer: Clive Cussler

Clive E. Cussler
Clive Kussler
The Numa Files
Numa Files
9780399156250
Cussler, Clive
Klive Cussler
Klive Kussler
Clive Cussler
Clive E Cussler
Clive Eric Cussler
Zero Hour (Cussler novel)
NUMA Files
The NUMA Files


Context:
Question: General James Wolfe was killed at which battle in 1759?
Answer:

Answer: Quebec

Province of Québec
Quebec (province)
Political culture of Quebec
Québec, Canada
Province de Québec
Capture of Quebec
Quèbec
Québec
CA-QC
Quebec province
Province of Quebec
Québec Province
Quebéc
Quebec (Province)
Quebec
Foreign relations of Quebec
British Conquest of New France
Province de Quebec
Capture of quebec
Québec (Province)
Quebec, Canada


Context:
Question: Where in the human body is the only bone that is not connected to any other bone?
Answer:

Answer: In the neck (hyoid bone) accept chin or throat

In the neck (hyoid bone) accept chin or throat


Context:
Question: In the UK, how much does it cost to buy Trafalgar Square on a Monopoly board?
Answer:

Answer: £240


Context:
Question: b What was John Wayne's last film, in 1976?
Answer:

Answer: The Shootist


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

Answer: Cete


Context:
Question: Who was the first husband of Catherine of Aragon?
Answer:

Answer: Prince Arthur

Prince Arthur (disambiguation)
Prince Arthur


Context:
Question: Which famous writer is named after a lake in Staffordshire?
Answer:

Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Joseph Rudyard Kipling
Kiplingesque
Rudyard Kipling
Kipling rudyard
Rudy Kipling
R Kipling
Kipling
Kipling, Joseph Rudyard
Kiplingian
R. Kipling
Ruyard Kipling
Kipling Society
Bard of Empire
Rudyard Kipling (author)


Context:
Question: Of which European country is 'fado' the national music?
Answer:

Answer: Portugal

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


Context:
Question: By what name was the shipping area Fitzroy known until 2002?
Answer:

Answer: Finisterre

Finisterre
Finnisterre
Finisterre (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which car company has manufactured models called Baleno, Alto and Vitara?
Answer:

Answer: Suzuki

Suzki
Szki
Szuki
Suzuki Motor Corporation
Suzuki Motor
Suzuki RC100
Suzuki Motors
Suzuki cars
Suzuki
Formula Suzuki


Context:
Question: On which island was the famous photograph taken showing US Marines raising the US flag over Mt Suribachi in February 1945?
Answer:

Answer: Iwo Jima

Mount Surabachi
Iō-tō
Iwō Tō
Iwo-Jima
Io-jima
Ivo jima
Io To
Iōtō
Iwo To
Iwo Jima Island
Iwo Jima
Ioto
Iwoto
Iwo jima
Iwojima
Io Jima
Iō Tō
Iwōtō


Context:
Question: What type of creature is a sea fox?
Answer:

Answer: (Thresher) Shark

(Thresher) Shark
Thresher sharks
Fox Shark
Fox-shark
Alopias sp.
Alopiidae
Alopias
Thresher Shark
Alopiid
Thresher shark


Context:
Question: What is the US equivalent of the British Army's SAS?
Answer:

Answer: Delta Force

1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D)

United States Army 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment Delta

1st Special Forces Operational Detachment - Delta


Context:
Question: Which actor provided the voice for John Smith in the 1995 Disney film 'Pocahontas'?
Answer:

Answer: Mel Gibson

Mel Gibson DWI incident
Deputy James Mee
Gibson, Mel
Columcille Gerard Gibson
Mel Gibson apology
Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson
James Mee
Anne Reilly Gibson
Mel Gibsons
Mel Gibson DUI incident
Mel Gibson and Anti-Semitism
Mel gibson
Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson, AO
Mel Gibson DUI
Mel-meltdown
Mel Gibson Defense
Mell Gibson
Melvin Gibson
Mel Gibson drinking
Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson AO
Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson
Mel Gibson


Context:
Question: Which TV/film animated space age family have a dog called Astro?
Answer:

Answer: The Jetsons

W.C. Cogswell
The Jetsons
R.U.D.I.
Orbit High School
Jetsons
RUDI
Jetsons (live action film)
Jetsonian
Jane Jetson (The Jetsons)
The Jetsons (live-action film)
Montahue Jetson
The jetsons
Jetson-like
Eep opp ork ah ah
Jet screamer


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

Answer: Land mines

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


Context:
Question: Which musical instrument can have 21, 22, or 23 strings?
Answer:

Answer: Sitar


Context:
Question: Astigmatism is a condition affecting which part of the body?
Answer:

Answer: Eye

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


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

Answer: 300


Context:
Question: Which Alpine peak is known in Italy as Monte Cervino?
Answer:

Answer: The Matterhorn

Monte Cervino
Hörnli Ridge
Materhorn
Matahorn
Mattahorn
Cervin
Mont Cervin
The Matterhorn
Matterhorn


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

Answer: Bird

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


Context:
Question: What was the last ruling dynasty of China, ending in 1912?
Answer:

Answer: Manchu or Qing


Context:
Question: Which Olympic games saw the introduction of the Fosbury Flop?
Answer:

Answer: MEXICO 1968


Context:
Question: What is the largest state in Brazil?
Answer:

Answer: AMAZONAS

Amazonas (disambiguation)
Amazonas (country subdivision)
Amazonas
AMAZONAS
Amazonas Department (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Sean Connery's first Oscar was awarded for his role in which film?
Answer:

Answer: THE UNTOUCHABLES

Intouchable (disambiguation)
The Untouchables (TV series)
Untouchable (song)
Untouchable (album)
Untouchables
Untouchable (TV series)
Untouchables.
Untouchable
THE UNTOUCHABLES
The Untouchables
Untouchable (disambiguation)
The untouchables


Context:
Question: At the London Olympics 2012 which events will take place at Lords?
Answer:

Answer: ARCHERY

ARCHERY
Toxophilite
National Archery in the Schools Program
Primitive archery
Endong
Archer (comics)
Toxopholite
The Archer
Paralympic archery
Primitive Archery
Archery
Archers
Archeress
Bowmen
Archer
Bowmanship
The archer
The Archers (disambiguation)
Archery range
Anchor Point (archery)
Para-archery
Indoor archery
Toxophily
Archerie
Butt shooting
National archery in the schools program
Paralympic Archery
Villavar Tamils


Context:
Question: "The song ""If I Ruled The World"" comes from which musical?"
Answer:

Answer: PICKWICK

PICKWICK
Pickwick
Pickwick (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In which month does the salmon fishing season begin?
Answer:

Answer: JANUARY

㋀ January Enero JANUARY Jan. Januray Prosinec Janruary


Context:
Question: Which official residence is No.12 Downing Street?
Answer:

Answer: GOVERNMENT CHIEF WHIP

Chief whip in the House of Commons
Chief whip
The Whips Office
Chief Whip
First Government Whip
Chief Government Whip
Lords Opposition Chief Whip
Deputy Chief Whip
Whips' Office
Opposition Chief Whip
Whips office
Government Chief Whip
GOVERNMENT CHIEF WHIP


Context:
Question: The USS Langley was the country's first type of which vessel?
Answer:

Answer: AIRCRAFT CARRIER

Hangarfartyg
Attack aircraft carrier
Aircraft carriers
Aircraft-carrier
Air craft carrier
AIRCRAFT CARRIER
Aircraft Carriers
Carrier Vessel
Aircraft Carrier
Carrierborne aircraft
Carrier-borne
Aircraft carrier


Context:
Question: Which monarch founded Ascot Racecourse?
Answer:

Answer: QUEEN ANNE

Anne, Queen of the UK
Queen Anne I
Brandy Nan
Queen anne
Queen Anne of England
Queen Anne I of Great Britain
Queen Anne I of England
Anne Regina
Queen Ann
Last Queen of England
Queen Anne
Queen Anne of Great Britain
Mrs Morley
QUEEN ANNE
Anne, Queen of Great Britain
Anne I of the United Kingdom
Anne, Queen of Scotland
Anne of Britain
Anne, Queen of the United Kingdom
Anne I of Great Britain
Anne, Queen of England
Mary and Anne of Denmark
Anne I of England


Context:
Question: Which motorway links Coventry to Leicester?
Answer:

Answer: M69


Context:
Question: What name is given to the person in a restaurant responsible for the wine and assisting customers with their choice of wine?
Answer:

Answer: Sommelier

Wine Butler
Sommelière
Sommelier's
Sommeliers
Wine steward
Somellier
Somelier
Sommeliere
Sommelier
Master Sommelier
Sommellier


Context:
Question: Where, specifically, is the junction known as 'the Crossroads of the World'?
Answer:

Answer: Times Square, New York

Time Square
Times Square, New York
Time square
Time's Square
New York City Times Square
Times Square Shuffle
Timesquare
Long Acre Square
Times Square N.Y.C.
Times Square
Longacre Square
Times square


Context:
Question: The football club CFR Cluj made their debut in the European I Champions League this season, in which country do they play?
Answer:

Answer: Romania

ISO 3166-1:RO
Romanian state
ROMANIA
Roumania
Etymology of Romania
Romainia
Romînia
North Danubian region
Carpathian Danubian space
ROU
România
Romanian State
Roumanie
Country ROM
Rromania
Romania
Republic of Romania
RO (country)
Rumänien
Danubian-Carpathian Area
Rumania
Austro-Hungarian Empire (Romania)
Rumunia


Context:
Question: In which county is Wellington College?
Answer:

Answer: Berkshire

Berkshire, England
Highway, Berkshire
Royal Country of Berkshire
Berkshire
Royal Berkshire
County of Berkshire
Royal County of Berkshire
County of Berks


Context:
Question: Who wrote the Thursday Next books?
Answer:

Answer: Jasper Fforde

The Last Great Tortoise Race
Jasper Fforde


Context:
Question: Which Shakespeare play begins 'Now is the winter of our discontent'?
Answer:

Answer: Richard 3rd

Richard III, King of England
King Richard Iii Of England
Richard III (England)
Richard III of England
Dick III
Richard iii
Richard the Third
Richard 3rd
King Richard III of England
Search for Richard III
Richard 3
Richard III of York
Car park king
Richard Iii
Richard III
King Richard III
Richard of Gloucester


Context:
Question: According to Arthurian legend, who was Sir Galahad's father?
Answer:

Answer: Sir Lancelot

Lancelot du Lac
Chevalier mal fet
Evaine
Lancelot of the Lake
Sir launcelot du lake
Aroundight
Arondight
Sir Lancelot
Sir Lancelot Du Lac
Lancelot
Llenlleawg
Joyousgard
Sir Launcelot
Sir lancealot
Joyous Gard
Llwch Llenlleawg
Launcelot
Joyous Guard
Launcelot du Lac
Joyous Garde


Context:
Question: The name of which Russian spacecraft means 'travelling companion' or 'satellite'?
Answer:

Answer: Sputnik

First artificial satellite
Prosteyshiy Sputnik 1
Sputnik 1
Спутник-1
Спутник 1
Sputnik
Sputnik 99
Простейший Спутник 1
Sputnik I
Спутник
Простейший Спутник-1


Context:
Question: Who was on the English throne in 1400?
Answer:

Answer: Henry 4th


Context:
Question: In the Lake District which is the only body of water to actually be called lake?
Answer:

Answer: Bassenthwaite Lake

Lake Bassenthwaite
Bassenthwaite Lake
Bassenthwaite lake


Context:
Question: Which National Trail runs for 268 miles from Edale to Kirk Yetholm?
Answer:

Answer: Pennine Way


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

Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsyn

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


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

Answer: F Scott Fitzgerald

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


Context:
Question: Which British city has cathedrals dedicated to St Nicholas and St Mary?
Answer:

Answer: Newcastle upon Tyne

Metropolitan Borough of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Metropolitan Borough of Newcastle upon Tyne


Context:
Question: What is the capital of Australia's Northern Territory?
Answer:

Answer: Darwin

Darvino
Darwin (disambiguation)
Darwin (crater)
Darwin


Context:
Question: Which US President was the last to have been born in the nineteenth century?
Answer:

Answer: Dwight D Eisenhower

Eisenhower Dwight
Health issues of Dwight D. Eisenhower
D. D. Eisenhower
Dynamic Conservatism
General Dwight Eisenhower
David Jacob Eisenhower
Dweight Eisenhower
34th President of the United States
Dwight E Eisenhower
Eisehower
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Ike (nickname)
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Eishenhower
General Dwight David Eisenhower
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David D. Eisenhower
President Dwight Eisenhower
Dwight eisenhower
Dwight Eisenhour
Dwight Eisienhower
Dwight Eisenhauer
Dwight David Eisenhower
Dwight D Eisenhower
General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower


Context:
Question: Whose first solo UK number 1 single was I Only Have Eyes for You in September 1975?
Answer:

Answer: Art Garfunkel

Arthur Garfunkel
Garfunckel
Art Garfunkle
Garfunkl
Tom Graph
Garfunckle
Art garfunkel
Art garfunkle
Art Garfunkel


Context:
Question: Of which US state is Springfield the capital?
Answer:

Answer: Illinois

Transportation in Illinois
Illionis
Demographics of Illinois
Illinois
21st State
The Prairie State
Illinoid
Prairie State
State of Illinois
Rockford Academy
Religion in Illinois
Ill.
Illinois Ironmen
Twenty-first State
Illinios
Education in Illinois
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Energy in Illinois
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Twenty-First State
Land of Lincoln
Illinois, United States
Transport in Illinois
US-IL
Illinois (U.S. state)
Sports in Illinois
The Land of Lincoln
Illinoy
Illinoisan


Context:
Question: In which US state is New Haven?
Answer:

Answer: Connecticut

Connecticut locations by per capita income


Context:
Question: Who commanded the Prussian army at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815?
Answer:

Answer: (Gebhard) Blucher

Gebhard Leberecht Von Blucher Prince Von Wahlstatt

Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, Fürst von Wahlstatt

Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher, Fürst (Prince) von Wahlstatt

Gebhard Leberecht Von, Prince von Wahlstatt Blucher


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

Answer: 1900s


Context:
Question: What kind of aircraft gave the space shuttle a piggy-back prior to 1981?
Answer:

Answer: BOEING 747

Boeing 747-48EF
Boeing 747-121A
Boeing 747SR-81
Boeing 747-368
747-100
Boeing 7474
Boeing 747-244B
Brien Wygle
Boeing 747-700X
Boeing 747X
Boeing 747-100
Boeing 747-3B5
Boeing 747-2R7F
Boeing 747-2B5F
747-700X
Boeing 747-4B5
Boeing 747-409
Boeing 747-200BM
Boeing Model 747
B742
B747
BOEING 747
Boeing747
Boeing 747-SR46
Boeing 747SP-09
747adv
Boeing 747-244B Combi
Boeing 747-100SR
747-SR46
747-100B
Boeing 747 Classic
747-200
Boeing 747-121SF
B747-300B
Boing 747
747-200F
Jack Waddell
Boeing 747-130
Boeing 747-357
Boeing 747-230B
Boeing 747-283B
Boeing B-747 200B
Boeing B-747 200F
Boeing 747-146SR
Boeing 747-236B
Boeing 747-300B
Boeing 747SP-21
Boeing 747-200
Boeing 747-258F/SCD
Boeing 747-428BCF
747-300
Boeing 747-121
Boeing 747-122
Boeing B747
Boeing 747-430
Boeing 747-209B
Boeing 747-438
Boeing 747SR
Boeing 747-600X
Boeing 747-249F
Boeing 747-100SR-46
Boeing 747-237
Boeing 747-230
Boeing 747SR-46
Boeing 747-200M
Boeing 747-200B
Boeing 747-200C
Boeing 747-131
B747-100B
Boeing 747-200F
Boeing 747-136
B 747
Boeing 742
Boeing 747
Boieng 74
Boeing 747 B-18210
Boeing 747-258F
Queen of the Skies
Boeing 747-100B
747-600X
Boeing 747-300
Boeing 747-246B
Boeing 747-237B
B74F
Boeing 747-500X
747X
Boeing C-19
747-300B
Megatop
747-500X
Boeing 747–44AF (SCD)
Boeing 747-168B
Boeing 747-206B
B-747
Boeing 747-44AF (SCD)
The Boeing 747
74M
Boeing-747


Context:
Question: In which ballroom dance is the man represented as a matador and the woman his cape?
Answer:

Answer: PASA DOBLE


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

Answer: PUCK


Context:
Question: Which hotel is world-famous for its 'grill'?
Answer:

Answer: THE SAVOY

The Savoy
Savoy (disambiguation)
THE SAVOY
Savoys


Context:
Question: According to the Old Testament, who was the first person to have a hangover?
Answer:

Answer: NOAH

Noah (album)
Noah (disambiguation)
Noah (film)
NOAH


Context:
Question: On which town or city's beach did John Stonehouse do his Reggie Perrin (disappearing act)?
Answer:

Answer: MIAMI

M I A M I
MIAMI
M.I.A.M.I.
M. I. A. M. I.


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

Answer: OXO


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

Answer: (TOWER) DUBAI


Context:
Question: What was the name given to the synthetic material which was the fore-runner to today's modern plastic?
Answer:

Answer: BAKELITE

Condensite Bakelite Baekelite Bakerlite BAKELITE Polyoxybenzylmethylenglycolanhydride


Context:
Question: In geometry, what name is given to a straight line from the circumference to the centre of a circle or sphere?
Answer:

Answer: RADIUS

Remote Authentication Dial In User Service

Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service


Context:
Question: In August2007, the record producer and entrepreneur known as 'Mr. Manchester died aged 57. What was his name?
Answer:

Answer: TONY WILSON

Tony Wilson
Anthony H Wilson
Mr Manchester
Anthony Howard Wilson
TONY WILSON
Anthony H. Wilson


Context:
Question: In the name of the mountain K2, for what does the K stand?
Answer:

Answer: KARAKORAM

Karokoram
Karakoram Mountain Range
Karakoram range
Karakoram Range
Karakorum Mountain
Karakoram
Karakorum Range
Karakoram Mts.
Karakoram Mountain
KARAKORAM
Karakoram Mountains
Karakorum Mountain Range
Karakorums
Karakorum mountain range
Karakorum Mountains
Karakoram mountain range


Context:
Question: Aglaia, Thalia and. Euphrosyne were known as what?
Answer:

Answer: THREE GRACES

The three graces
The Three Graces
THREE GRACES
The Three Graces (disambiguation)
Three Graces


Context:
Question: In 2009, who became the first woman to have sailed solo and non-stop, both ways around the world in her boat 'Aviva'?
Answer:

Answer: DEE CAFFARI


Context:
Question: In 'Alice In Wonderland' what was used as the ball in the game of croquet?
Answer:

Answer: The HEDGEHOG

Hedgehog (disambiguation)
The hedgehog
The HEDGEHOG
Hedgehogs (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In Russia, what is a shapka?
Answer:

Answer: HAT


Context:
Question: 'Travellers Joy' and 'Old Man's Beard' are alternative names for which plant?
Answer:

Answer: CLEMATIS


Context:
Question: Who has children called Track, Bristol, Piper, Trig and Willow?
Answer:

Answer: SARAH PALIN

Sarrah Palin
Governor Palin
Trig Van Palin
Sara palen
Governor Sarah Palin
Sarah paylin
Piper Palin
Sarah Palyn
Sara palin
Sarah Palin election
Sarah palen
Gov. Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin
Sarah palyn
Sarah Louise Heath Palin
Sara Palin
Sara Pallin
Serra paylin
Willow Palin
Sarah L. H. Palin
Sarah palin
Sara palyn
Trig Paxson Van Palin
Track Palin
Sarah Louise Heath
Sarah Heath
Sarah Barracuda
Gov. Palin
Sarahpalin
Sarah Heath Palin
Sarah Louise Palin
Palin 2012
SARAH PALIN
Trig Van Palen
Trig Palin
Sara Palyn
Sarah H. Palin
S Palin


Context:
Question: Which ex Prime Minister died at his home in Hawarden in 1898?
Answer:

Answer: GLADSTONE

Gladstone
Gladstone (disambiguation)
Gladstone's
Mr Gladstone
GLADSTONE


Context:
Question: What colour was The Chillingham Bull?
Answer:

Answer: White

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


Context:
Question: What did Pickles find in 1966?
Answer:

Answer: The Jules Rimet Trophy/World Cup


Context:
Question: The plant Atropa Belladonna is better known as what?
Answer:

Answer: Deadly Nightshade

Deadly Nightshade
Belladonna alkaloids
Atropa belladona
Atropa belladonna
Belladonna (plant)
Atropa Belladonna
Dwayberry
Atropa bella-donna
Deadly nightshade


Context:
Question: As whom is Paul David Hewson better known?
Answer:

Answer: Bono

Paul David Hewson
Bono Vox
Bono
Paul Hewson
Bono (U2)


Context:
Question: Who was the wife of Moses?
Answer:

Answer: Zipporah

Sipporah
Sephora, wife of Moses
Tziporah
Ziporah
Zipporah
Tsipora
Zipora
Tzipporah
Tsiporah
Tzipora
Tzipris
Zippora


Context:
Question: Give a year in the reign of King Stephen.
Answer:

Answer: 1135-1154


Context:
Question: What is the name for a female bear?
Answer:

Answer: A sow

SOW (disambiguation)
SOW
Sows
Sow (disambiguation)
A sow
Sow


Context:
Question: "Which country did Tsar Nicholas I of Russia call ""the sick man of Europe""?"
Answer:

Answer: Turkey

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


Context:
Question: What port city lies at the mouth of the River Seine?
Answer:

Answer: Le Havre

Le Havre, the City Rebuilt by Auguste Perret


Context:
Question: In which Charles Dickens novel does the character Mr M Choakumchild appear?
Answer:

Answer: Hard Times

Josiah Bounderby
Hard Times
Sissy Jupe
Stephen Blackpool


Context:
Question: Which US state is known as the Palmetto State?
Answer:

Answer: South Carolina

South Carolina Department of Archives and History


Context:
Question: The remains of which ancient city were discovered by Heinrich Schliemann in the 1870s?
Answer:

Answer: Troy

Trojan people
Troía
Truva
Troy Ilium
Iliam
Troie
Teukroi
Ilios
Troy
City of Troy
Troy (mythology)
TROY
Wilusha
Archaeological Site of Troy
Ancient Troya National Park
Troy (Extinct city)
People of Troy
Classical troy
Homeric troy
Troy (Asia Minor)


Context:
Question: In which English city would you find Winson Green Prison?
Answer:

Answer: Birmingham

County Borough of Birmingham
Birmingham overspill
Metropolitan Borough of Birmingham
B'Ham
Great Barr Primary School
City of Birmingham
City of a thousand and one trades
Birmingham, UK
Birminghamian
Birmingham (borough)
City of a thousand trades
Nelson Mandela Primary School
Crime and policing in Birmingham
Birmingham, United Kingdom
The weather in Birmingham
Bournville Junior School
Birmingham Corporation
Birmingham Heritage Festival
Bimringham
B'ham
Birmingham artistic figures
City of birmingham
Beormingham
Birmingham
Birmingham, West Midlands
England Birmingham
Birmingham, England
UN/LOCODE:GBBHM


Context:
Question: Name the singer who, along with Vince Clarke, made up the pop group Yazoo?
Answer:

Answer: Alison Moyet

Alf Moyet
Alison Moyet
Alison moyet
Allison Moyet


Context:
Question: Manchester United's Kevin Moran was the first player to he sent off in an FA Cup final, which Arsenal player was the second?
Answer:

Answer: (Jose Antonio) Reyes

Jose Antonio Reyes
(Jose Antonio) Reyes
José Antonio Reyes Calderón
José Antonio Reyes


Context:
Question: Apart from London, in which other British city is there a Charing Cross?
Answer:

Answer: Glasgow

The West End of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

City of Glasgow (local government district, Strathclyde region)


Context:
Question: Nigel Farage is the leader of which political party?
Answer:

Answer: UKIP

Leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party


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

Answer: Friedrich Nietzsche

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


Context:
Question: Who in the Bible is the mother of Mary, the mother of Jesus?
Answer:

Answer: Anne


Context:
Question: In 2009, a special design was used on the reverse of the 50p coin to commemorate the 250th anniversary of which establishment?
Answer:

Answer: Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew

Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew


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

Answer: BARBAROSSA

Barbarossa (disambiguation)
BARBAROSSA
Barbarossa


Context:
Question: "Who is the composer of ""The L'Arlesienne Suite""?"
Answer:

Answer: BIZET

BIZET
Alexandre Bizet
Georges Alexandre Cesar Leopold Bizet
Bizet
George Bizet
Alexandre Cesar Leopold Bizet
G. Bizet
Alexandre Cesare Leopold Bizet
Georges Bizet
Alexandre César Léopold Bizet
Georges Bizet's
Georges Alexandre César Léopold Bizet


Context:
Question: On which island in the North Sea did both St Aidan and St Cuthbert live?
Answer:

Answer: LINDISFARNE


Context:
Question: Which mammal is also known as a river horse?
Answer:

Answer: HIPPOPOTAMUS


Context:
Question: The Caloris Basin is the largest crater on which planet?
Answer:

Answer: MERCURY

MERCURY
Mercury (newspaper)
The Mercury
The Mercury (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: In which country has the pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi been kept under house arrest for the last 6 years?
Answer:

Answer: MYANMAR

ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော်

ပြည်ထောင်စု သမ္မတ မြန်မာနိုင်ငံတော

Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma


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

Answer: FINCH

Fringillidae
Carduelidae
FINCH
Carduelini
Finches
True finch
Finch
Finch (bird)


Context:
Question: Which 20th century British Prime Minister was born in Portsmouth?
Answer:

Answer: James Callaghan

Leonard James Callaghan, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff

James, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff Callaghan


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

Answer: (My Little Stick of) Blackpool Rock


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

Answer: 1969

one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine


Context:
Question: In which daily newspaper does the business cartoon 'Alex' appear?
Answer:

Answer: Telegraph

Telegraph station
Telegraph signaling
Cable grams
Telegraph office
Telegraph
Telegrams
Cablegrams
Telegraphic
Teletypewriter message
Telegraphy
Telegraphic signal
Telegraphed
RealTelex
Telegramme
Telegraphic communications
Telegrafy
Telegraph signal
Advantages of the telegraph
Cable gram
Telegraph signalling
Telegraphically
History of telegraphy
Telegram
Far writing
Cablegram


Context:
Question: Manhattan Island is bounded by three rivers, the Hudson, the East and which other?
Answer:

Answer: The Harlem River

List of crossings of the Harlem River
Sherman Creek, New York
The Harlem River
Sherman Creek (New York)
Harlem River


Context:
Question: What is the first line of the poem 'The Soldier' by Rupert Brooke?
Answer:

Answer: If I should die, think only this of me


Context:
Question: The Battle of Corunna (1809) took place in which war?
Answer:

Answer: Peninsular War

French Intervention in Portugal
Spanish Ulcer
Peninsula war
Armée d'Arragon
Armée du portugal
Peninsular Wars
French invasion of Portugal
War of Spanish Independence
Corunna Campaign
Armée de Catalogne
Peninsula War
Armée d'Espagne
Peninsular war
Spanish War of Independence
Armée d'Andalousie
Peninsular War
Napoleon's invasion of Spain
Invasões Francesas
Spanish Independence War
French Invasions
Peninsula wars
Spanish Campaign
The Spanish Campaign
Campaign in south-west France (1814)
Invasões francesas


Context:
Question: Which TV personality is the current Chief Scout?
Answer:

Answer: Bear Grylls

Edward michael grylls
Bear grylls
Urine drinking
Bear Grylls
Bear Gryls
Grills bare
Grylls, Bear
Bear Grills
Born Survivor: Bear Grylls
Edward 'Bear' Grylls


Context:
Question: Who was the husband of Lady Jane Grey?
Answer:

Answer: Lord Guildford Dudley

Guilford Dudley
Guildford Dudley
Lord Guildford Dudley
Lord Guilford Dudley


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

Answer: St Vitus

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


Context:
Question: With which instrument do you associate British jazz musician Stan Tracey?
Answer:

Answer: Piano

Pianos
Classical piano
Piano Music
Pianino
Black key
Grand piano
Pianoforte
Piano-forte
Piano construction
Vertical pianoforte
Pianie
Keyboard hammer
Piano
Piano hammers
Piano Keys
Piano keys
Piano hammer
Pianofortes
Acoustic piano
Baby grand piano
Hammer (piano)
Grand pianoforte
Piano technique
Parts of a piano
Piano music
Keyboard hammers
Piano performance
Upright pianoforte
Concert grand
Upright piano
Vertical piano
Piano forte
Grand Piano


Context:
Question: John F Kennedy Airport serves which Latin American seat of government?
Answer:

Answer: La Paz

American Cooperative School La Paz
Administrative capital of Bolivia
La paz
Lapaz
La Paz (Bolivia)
Capital of Bolivia
La Paz
La Paz, Bolivia
UN/LOCODE:BOLPB
America/La Paz
Nuestra Señora de La Paz


Context:
Question: On which river does the Scottish city of Stirling lie?
Answer:

Answer: Forth


Context:
Question: "Which artist's name means in translation ""Little Barrel""?"
Answer:

Answer: (Sandro) Botticelli

Alessandro Filipepi
Filipepi
Alessandro Di Mariano
The Little Barrel
Little Barrel
Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi
Alessandro Botticelli
Botticello
Di Mariano
Botticelli
Alessandro di Mariano Filipepi
Bottichelli
Sandro Filipepi
Alessandro Di Mariano Filipepi
Sandro Botticelli
(Sandro) Botticelli
Allessandro Botticelli
Alessandro Di Mariano Del Filipepi
Di Vanni
Boticelli
Il Botticello


Context:
Question: In 1976 who was the first gymnast to score a perfect ten in Olympic competition?
Answer:

Answer: Nadia Comaneci

Nadia Elena Comăneci
Nadia Comăneci
Comaneci
Nadia Comenici
Nadia Comeneci
Comaneci, Nadia
Nadia Comaneci
Comăneci
Nadia Elena Comaneci
Nadia comeneci


Context:
Question: In the Hans Christian Andersen story, who slept in a walnut shell for a cradle?
Answer:

Answer: Thumbelina

Palculienka Thumbelina Thumbalina Thumbellina


Context:
Question: The stone Lapis Lazuli is used to make which shade of blue pigment for artists?
Answer:

Answer: ULTRAMARINE

Ultramarine violet
ULTRAMARINE
Ultramarine
Ultramarine blue
CI 77007
French Ultramarine
Ultramarine pink


Context:
Question: "Where would you find ""The Line of Mars"" and ""The Girdle of Venus""?"
Answer:

Answer: ON THE PALM


Context:
Question: Which actor played the second Dr Who?
Answer:

Answer: PATRICK TROUGHTON

Patrick Troughton
Pat Troughton
PATRICK TROUGHTON


Context:
Question: Who played the part of companion Martha Jones in the 2007 series of Dr Who?
Answer:

Answer: FREEMA AGYEMAN

Frema Agyeman
Freema Agyeman
Frema
FREEMA AGYEMAN
Freema


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

Answer: VAUXHALL

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


Context:
Question: "The last words of which German philosopher and author were (in translation) ""More Light!""?"
Answer:

Answer: J W VON GOETHE

גתה
Johann Goethe
Johann Wolfgang von Gothe
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Von goethe
יוהאן וולפגנג גתה
Johann Von Goethe
Goeth, Johann Wolfgang von
Von Göthe
יוהן וולפגנג גתה
Johann Wolfgang von Göthe
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Goethe's
Göthe
Johann von Goethe
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
J.W. Goethe
J. W. von Goethe
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Goethean
Goethe
יוהן גתה
J W VON GOETHE
Von Goethe
Göte
יוהאן גתה


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

Answer: His 'Snap'


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, what was the name of Apollo's twin sister?
Answer:

Answer: Artemis

Agrotora
Aritimi
Artemis Alphaea
Locheia
Artemis Locheia
The Hunt of Artemis
Ἄρτεμις
Artemis (mythology)
Ἀρτέμιδος
Aetole
Alpheaea
Agrotara
Artemis
Amarynthia
Artemis Persica
Aelurus (deity)
Aeginaea
Alpheiusa
Artemis(mythology)
Alphaea


Context:
Question: 'Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ', the 1880 novel by Lew Wallace, is about a young aristocratic Jew. What is his first name?
Answer:

Answer: Judah

Ioudas
Y'huda
Y'hudah
Yehuda (disambiguation)
Yehudoh
Judah (disambiguation)
Judah
Yihuda
Yehudah
Yhudah
Yehuda
Yehudhah
Yhuda
Jehuda
Yehudo


Context:
Question: When suffix letters were first used on British car registration plates the letter was used for a calendar year, later, to suit the car industry, the letter changed on August 1 each year, which letter was consequently used for only seven months?
Answer:

Answer: E


Context:
Question: The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which British town or city?
Answer:

Answer: Cambridge

Park Street Church of England Primary School


Context:
Question: Name one of the main moons of the planet Uranus.
Answer:

Answer: Miranda; Arlel; Umbriel; Titania or Oberon

Miranda; Arlel; Umbriel; Titania or Oberon


Context:
Question: Who makes or made the model of vehicle the Kangoo?
Answer:

Answer: Renault

Renault S.A.
Renault SA
Renault
Renault Motors
Renault W'Air
Régie Nationale des Usines Renault
Groupe Renault
Serge Yoccoz
Renault W'air


Context:
Question: Charles Lindbergh died in 1974. Where was he buried?
Answer:

Answer: Hawaii

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


Context:
Question: Three-quarters of the world's breeding population of one seabird are concentrated around the British Isles - which species?
Answer:

Answer: (North Atlantic) Gannet


Context:
Question: Which author created the fictional character Sergeant Cuff?
Answer:

Answer: Wilkie Collins

Collins, Wilkie
WW Collins
Collinsian
William Wilkie Collins
Wilkie Collins
William %22Wilkie%22 Collins


Context:
Question: Which British institution was set up by Royal Charter in 1927?
Answer:

Answer: The BBC

Auntie Beeb
The bbc
Creative future
Beebies
The British Broadcasting Corporation
Bbc
British broadcasting channel
B B C
BBC Licence and Agreement
B. B. C.
British broadcasting corporation
The B B C
British Broadcasting Corportation
BBC 3D
The B.B.C.
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
BBC Sponsor
British Broadcasting Co
BBC
BBC (TV channel)
BBC review
British Broadcasting Corp
Bbc.co.uk/cbbc/games/
BBC UK
The BBC
BBC Charter Review
B.B.C.
The B. B. C.
British Broadcasting Cooperation
BBC's
.bbc
British Broadcasting Corporation
British Broadcasting Corp.
BBC Review
British Brodcasting Corporation
British Broadcast Corporation


Context:
Question: Which sub-region of Aquitaine in SW France gives its name to a type of brandy?
Answer:

Answer: Armagnac

Armagnac (disambiguation)
Armangnac
Armagnac
Armangac


Context:
Question: What type of fruit is a Blenheim Orange?
Answer:

Answer: Apple

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


Context:
Question: Where in Scotland is Dunvegan Castle?
Answer:

Answer: Isle of Skye

Isle of Skye
Skitis Island
Altvaid
Eilean a'Cheò
Eilean a' Cheo
Achnahanaid
Eilean a’ Cheo
Skye
An t-Eilean Sgitheanach
Isle Of Skye
Isle-of-Skye
Eilean Sgitheanach
The Winged Isle
Isle of skye
Eilean a' Cheò
Eilean a'Cheo


Context:
Question: In which decade was Piltdown man allegedly discovered in Sussex?
Answer:

Answer: 1910s


Context:
Question: Which large American bird (Gymnogyps) has been reintroduced to the wild after breeding in captivity in 1991?
Answer:

Answer: (California) Condor

(California) Condor
Gymnogyps californianus
California condors
California condor
Gymnogyps
Californian condor
California Condor
Californian Condor


Context:
Question: The Kina is the monetary unit of which Oceania country?
Answer:

Answer: Papua New Guinea

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


Context:
Question: Which country has provinces including Masvingo, Midlands and Manicaland?
Answer:

Answer: Zimbabwe

Zimbobwe
Health care in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean cultural practices
People of Zimbabwe
Republic of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean legends
Zimbabwae
Zimbabwian
Republic Of Zimbabwe
Cuisine of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwean cuisine
ZWE
Zimbabwei
Zimbabwe
Etymology of Zimbabwe
ISO 3166-1:ZW
Republic Zimbabwe
Zimbawean
Zimbabwean
Name of Zimbabwe
Chimpabwe


Context:
Question: Which country has parishes including Westmoreland, St Andrew and Manchester?
Answer:

Answer: Jamaica

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


Context:
Question: Which mountain peak is the highest point in the Western Hemisphere?
Answer:

Answer: ACONCAGUA

Highest mountain in South America
Cerro Aconcagua
Mt. Aconcagua
Aconcagua mountain
Aconcagua (mountain)
Mount Aconcagua
ACONCAGUA
Acancogua
Acancagua
Aconcagua


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

Answer: QUIVER

QUIVER
Quiver (archery)
Quiver
Quivermaker


Context:
Question: Which is the most famous painting by Edvard Munch?
Answer:

Answer: THE SCREAM

Scream (disambiguation)
Scream! (disambiguation)
Scream (song)
Scream (Song)
Scream
Scream (comic)
THE SCREAM
Scream (single)
Scream (movie)
Scream!
Scream (film)
SCREAM
Scream (album)


Context:
Question: Who played Claude Greengrass in 'Heartbeat'?
Answer:

Answer: BILL MAYNARD

Walter Frederick George Williams
Bill Maynard
BILL MAYNARD


Context:
Question: Which single word connects 'The Spanish Armada, and the TV series 'The Worker'?
Answer:

Answer: DRAKE

The Drake (disambiguation)
The Drake Hotel
DRAKE
The Drake


Context:
Question: On which far eastern island did Mick Jagger marry Jerry Hall?
Answer:

Answer: BALI

Bala'i
BALI
Balai, Iran
Bele'i
Balahi
Bal'i
Belei
Bali, Iran


Context:
Question: What is the name of the heroine in the story of 'Beauty and the Beast'?
Answer:

Answer: BELLE

Belle (song)
Belle
Belle (disambiguation)
BELLE
Belle (film)


Context:
Question: Whose portrait (apart from the Queen) appeared on the now defunct one pound note?
Answer:

Answer: ISAAC NEWTON

Sir isaac newton
Isaac Newton's tooth
Isaac newton
Newtonian science
Isaacus Newtonus
Sir Issaac Newton
Newton's
Hannah Ayscough
I. Newton
Sir Issac Newton
Issac Newton
Newton isaac
ISAAC NEWTON
Sir Isaak Newton
Issac newton
Newton Isaac
Isac Newton
Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac Newton
Isaac Newton's middle years
Sir Newton
Cultural depictions of Isaac Newton


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

Answer: TIA MARIA


Context:
Question: Which bird, in relation to its size, has the thickest skull?
Answer:

Answer: THE WOODPECKER

Wood pecker
Woodpeckers
Picidae
Woodpecker (bird)
THE WOODPECKER
Woodpecker


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

Answer: GLORIA GAYNOR

All The Hits Remixed (Gloria Gaynor Album)


Context:
Question: Which group had a hit in the 1980s with 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'?
Answer:

Answer: TEARS FOR FEARS

Tears 4 Fears
Tears For Fears
TEARS FOR FEARS
Tears for fears
Tears From Fears
Tears for Fears


Context:
Question: Which 1969 film, based on a stage musical, marked the directorial debut of Richard Attenborough?
Answer:

Answer: OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR

OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR
Oh! What a Lovely War
Bertie Smith
Oh! What A Lovely War!
Oh! What A Lovely War


Context:
Question: Which famous writer of children's books also made serious natural history studies of fungi and lichens?
Answer:

Answer: BEATRIX POTTER

Beatrix Potter bibliography
BEATRIX POTTER
Beatrix Potter Society
Beatrix pottrer
Helen Beatrix Potter
Beatrix Potter
Mrs william heelis
Beatix potter


Context:
Question: "Which US President was nicknamed ""the Gipper""?"
Answer:

Answer: Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan presidential campaign, 1976

Cultural and political image of Ronald Reagan


Context:
Question: "In the film of the same name, what was the name of ""The Hustler""?"
Answer:

Answer: """Fast Eddie"" Felson"


Context:
Question: "In 1999, whom did William Hague describe as ""a candidate of probity and integrity""?"
Answer:

Answer: Jeffrey Archer

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

Jeffrey Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-super-Mare


Context:
Question: Which famous chemist was executed in the French Revolution?
Answer:

Answer: Lavoisier

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


Context:
Question: What was the name of Elvis Presley's twin brother?
Answer:

Answer: Jesse

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


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

Answer: John Flamsteed

Flamsteed
John Flamsteed
Historia Coelestis Britannica
Flamsteedian


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

Answer: Anton Chekhov

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


Context:
Question: What is the common name for the garden flower echinacea?
Answer:

Answer: (PURPLE) CONEFLOWER

Purple Coneflower
Echinacea speciosa
Echinacea purpurea var. arkansana
Helichroa purpurea
(PURPLE) CONEFLOWER
Eastern purple coneflower
Brauneria purpurea
Rudbeckia purpurea
Purple coneflower
Echinacea intermedia
Purple cone flower
Echinacea purpurea
Purple cone-flower


Context:
Question: Give the surname of the classical music piano soloist sisters, Katia and Marielle?
Answer:

Answer: LABEQUE

Katia and Marielle Labèque
Labèque
Marielle Labeque
LABEQUE
Katia Labèque
Labeque
Marielle Labèque
Katia Labeque
Katia and Marielle Labeque


Context:
Question: By what name is the garden flowering plant hypericum commonly known?
Answer:

Answer: ST JOHN'S WORT

ATCvet code QN06AX25
St john's wort oil
Common St. John's-wort
St. John's Wort
Saint John Wort
Saint Johns wart
St John's Wart
Saint-John's-Wort
Common St. Johnswort
St. Johnswort
Saint John's wort
St. John's wart
St. Johns Wart
Saint John's Wart
St. Johns Wort
Neurokan
St John's wart
Saint Johns wort
Perforate St John's-wort
Saint-John's wort
St. John’s Wort
Common St John's wort
St. John's Wart
St. Johns wort
St. Johns wart
Saint John's wart
ST JOHN'S WORT
Hyperici herba
St John's Wort
Klamath weed
John's wort
Tipton's Weed
Saint John's Wort
St Johns Wart
Hypercium perforatum
ATC code N06AX25
St. John's wort
St jons wort
St John's wort
Klamath Weed
Saint Johns Wart
St John’s Wort
Hypericum perforatum
St Johns wort
St.-John's-wort
St Johns Wort
St. John’s wort
St Johns wart
Saint Johns Wort


Context:
Question: In which African country is the Danikil Desert?
Answer:

Answer: ETHIOPIA

Ethiopean
Ethiopai
Ityoṗṗya
Æthiopia
AEthiopia
Etiopia
The Democratic Republic Of Ethiopia
Ityop'pya
Ītyōṗṗyā
Ityop'ia
Ethopian
Ethiop
ETHIOPIA
Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
Etheopia
Abbysinnia
Abysinna
Ityop'iya
Abissinia
Habeshistan
Prehistory of Ethiopia
Names of Ethiopia
Ityoppya
Ethiopia
ISO 3166-1:ET
ʾĪtyōṗṗyā
Ethiopian
Ethiopioa
Name of Ethiopia
FDRE
Etymology of Ethiopia
Federal Republic of Ethiopia
ኢትዮጵያ


Context:
Question: What was the middle name of Senator Edward M Kennedy, who died in August 2009?
Answer:

Answer: MOORE

Moore Theater Building
The Moore
MOORE
Moore Theatre
Moore Theatre (Seattle, Washington)
Moore Theater


Context:
Question: "Which composer, born in Grenoble in 1803 wrote ""Benvenuto Cellini"", the first of his three operas?"
Answer:

Answer: HECTOR BERLIOZ

Berlioz
Berlioz, Hector
HECTOR BERLIOZ
Louis Hector Berlioz
Hector Berlios
Hector Berlioz
Louis-Hector Berlioz


Context:
Question: Which actress and singer is known as Li Lo?
Answer:

Answer: LINDSAY LOHAN

Spirit in the Dark (Lindsay Lohan album)

Playground (Lindsay Lohan & Pharrell song)

Lindsay Lohan's Forthcoming Studio Album


Context:
Question: Which well known 1987 film, featured a character named Private Pyle, played by Vincent D'Onofrio?
Answer:

Answer: FULL METAL JACKET

Full Metal Jacket (I Wanna Be Your Drill Instructor)

Lieutenant Walter J. %22Touchdown%22 Schinoski


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

Answer: VIENNA

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


Context:
Question: The body of which US President, who died in 1885, lies in Riverside Park in Manhattan, in the largest mausoleum in North America?
Answer:

Answer: ULYSSES S GRANT

Ulysses S. Grant/Second Inaugural Address

Ulysses S. Grant/First Inaugural Address


Context:
Question: Which river enters the North Sea at Whitby in North Yorkshire?
Answer:

Answer: RIVER ESK

Esk River
River Esk, Angus
Esk River (disambiguation)
River Esk (disambiguation)
River Esk
RIVER ESK


Context:
Question: In which part of New York city is Brooklyn situated?
Answer:

Answer: LONG ISLAND

2014 Long Island floods
L I
Long Island counties
Lawng Island
L.I
LONG ISLAND
Wrong island
Suffolk Island
Long Island Island
2014 New York flood
Paumanok
Long Island, N.Y.
Eastern Long Island, New York
Long Island (N.Y.)
Long Island Counties
New York flood
Longisland, NY
Nassau-Suffolk, NY
Eastern Long Island
Long Island, NY
Mid-Island, New York
Long Island (New York)
Strong Island
Long island
Nassau-Suffolk
2014 Long Island flood
Queens Island
Long Island flood
Long island counties
Long Island, New York
Long Island
Nassau Island
Nassau–Suffolk
Long Island, New York (State)
Long Island (NY)
Long Island, New York State
Towns on Long Island
Longe Isleland


Context:
Question: Which is the highest prime number less than 100?
Answer:

Answer: 97


Context:
Question: "Who was appointed Chief Constable of Merseyside in 2004, and left the post in 2009, after being made an ""Inspector of Constabulary"" by the Queen?"
Answer:

Answer: BERNARD HOGAN-HOWE

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe
Bernard Hogan Howe
BERNARD HOGAN-HOWE
Hogan-Howe
Bernard Hogan-Howe


Context:
Question: Which was the first of the Mr. Men characters to be created by cartoonist Roger Hargreaves?
Answer:

Answer: MR TICKLE

Mr. Messy
Mr. Brave
Mr. Chatterbox
Mr. Busy
Mr. Skinny
Mr. Rush
Mr. Clever
Mr. Scatterbrain
Mr mischief
List of Mr. Men
Mr. Nosey
Mr. Grumpy
Mr Happy
Mr. Jelly
Mr. Funny
Mr. Noisy and the Giant
Mr. Mean (Mr. Men)
Mr. Pernickety
Mr. Bump
List of Mr. Men Characters
Mr. Persnickety
Mr. Bounce
Mr bump
Mr. Birthday
Mr. Impossible
Mr. Cheeky
Mr. Nonsense
Mr. Noisy
Mr. Bump and the Knight
Mr. Nobody (Mr. Men)
Mr. Silly
Mr. Nosy
Mr. Muddle
Mr happy
Mr. Christmas
Mr. Clumsy
Mr. Strong
Mr. Strong and the Ogre
List of Mr Men
Mr. Small
Mr. Greedy
Mr. Snow
Mr. Cheerful
Persnickety
Mr. Daydream
Mr. Uppity
Mr. Miserable
Mr. Tickle and the Dragon
Mr. Topsy-Turvy
Mr tickle
Mr. Grumble
Mr. Worry
Mr. Cool
Mr. Quiet
Mr. Forgetful
Mr. Good
Mr. Fussy
Mr slow
MR TICKLE
Pernickety
Mr. Rude
Mr. Nervous
Mr. Lazy
Mr. Sneeze
Mr. Slow
Mr. Dizzy
Mr. Happy
Mr. Mischief
Mr. Men Characters
Mr. Stubborn
Mr. Tickleybeats
Mr. Crosspatch


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

Answer: GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE

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


Context:
Question: "What was advertised on TV as, ""A newspaper, not a snooze paper""?"
Answer:

Answer: THE MAIL ON SUNDAY

THE MAIL ON SUNDAY
The Mail on Sunday
Mail on Sunday
You (British magazine)
The Mail On Sunday
The Irish Mail on Sunday
Mail On Sunday


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

Answer: MICHAEL SHEEN

Michael sheene
Michael Sheen
MICHAEL SHEEN
Micheal Sheen


Context:
Question: "In the TV series, ""Dad's Army"", what was the name of Captain Mainwaring's wife?"
Answer:

Answer: ELIZABETH

Elizabet
Elizabeth
Elizabeth (city, United States)
Elishava
Élisabeth
Elizabeta
Elisabeth
Elishebha
Babeth
Elizabeth (disambiguation)
Elishabha
Elishaba
Elizabeta (disambiguation)
Elisabeth (disambiguation)
ELIZABETH


Context:
Question: In which field of the arts has American born Annie Leibovitz achieved fame?
Answer:

Answer: PHOTOGRAPHY

Pet photography
Pet Photography
Photography as an art form
Photographing
Commercial photography
Photography
Fotografy
Art Photography
Print finishing
Commercial Photography
Photographic
Early photography
Photographic technique
Still photographers
Commercial photographer
Photography, History of
Photography techniques
Photography business
Photographics
Technology of Photography
Photo picture
Photo's
PHOTOGRAPHY
Yachting photography


Context:
Question: Give a year in the reign of King Richard I of England (The Lionheart)?
Answer:

Answer: 1189-99


Context:
Question: "Which long running TV series is introduced by a piece of music entitled, ""At the Castle Gates""?"
Answer:

Answer: THE SKY AT NIGHT

THE SKY AT NIGHT
The Sky At Night
The Sky at Night


Context:
Question: Who succeeded Nikita Kruschev as leader of the Soviet Union in1964?
Answer:

Answer: ALEXEI KOSYGIN

Aleksei Nikolaevich Kosygin
Premier Kosygin
Alexey Kosygin
A. Kosygin
A.N. Kosygin
Alexey N. Kosygin
Aleksey Kosygin
ALEXEI KOSYGIN
Алексе́й Никола́евич Косы́гин
Aleksei Kosygin
Aleksei Nikolayevich Kosygin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Alexy Kosygin
Kosygin
Aleksey Nikolayevich Kosygin
Alexey Nikolayevich Kosygin
Alexei Nikolayevich Kosygin
Alexsey Kosygin
AN Kosygin
Aleksej Kosygin
Alexsei Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin


Context:
Question: From which musical does the song 'Younger than Springtime' come?
Answer:

Answer: SOUTH PACIFIC

The South Pacific
SOUTH PACIFIC
South Pacific (disambiguation)
South pacific
South Pacific
South Pacific (film)


Context:
Question: Fletcher Christian, the Bounty mutineer and the poet William Wordsworth were both born in which Cumbrian town?
Answer:

Answer: COCKERMOUTH

Cockermouth
Cockermouth Urban District
COCKERMOUTH


Context:
Question: Which palace, built by Cardinal Wolsey, was home to Henry 8th and is supposedly haunted by two of his wives?
Answer:

Answer: Hampton Court

Hampton Court Palace Maze
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Court
Chapel Royal (Hampton Court Palace)
Hampton Court Gardens


Context:
Question: The Scottish football club Ferranti Thistle joined the Scottish Football League in 1974 as Meadowbank Thistle; in 1995 they relocated and changed their name to what?
Answer:

Answer: Livingston

Livingston (disambiguation)
Livingston
Livingston (town)


Context:
Question: Silkworms feed on the leaves of which tree?
Answer:

Answer: Mulberry

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


Context:
Question: What was the name of the Edinburgh dog that watched over his owner's grave for 14 years?
Answer:

Answer: Greyfriars Bobby

Greyfriars Bobby
Greyfriar's Bobby
John Gray (Old Jock)


Context:
Question: The name of which Chinese dish translates as 'bits and pieces'?
Answer:

Answer: Chop Suey

Tjap tjoy
Zasui
Zásùi
Chop suey sandwich
Tsa-sui
Zasuei
Chop Suey
Chop suey


Context:
Question: What is the name of the drunken robot in the TV series Futurama?
Answer:

Answer: BENDER


Context:
Question: Dr Gunther Van Hagens caused controversy on TV by performing which medical procedure live?
Answer:

Answer: AN AUTOPSY


Context:
Question: In GB Shaw's Major Barbara in which army was Barbara a major?
Answer:

Answer: SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army Nashville Area Command

Salvation army adult rehabilitation center

List of Salvation Army corps in the United Kingdom in 1900


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

Answer: DODGE

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


Context:
Question: The city of Leeds stands on which river?
Answer:

Answer: AIRE

Autoimmune regulator
Autoimmune Regulator
AIRE (gene)
AIRE


Context:
Question: From which continent does the world's smallest bear the Sun Bear originate?
Answer:

Answer: (SOUTH EAST) ASIA

South-Eastern Asia
Southeast Asian frog
Southeast-Asia
Southeast asia
(SOUTH EAST) ASIA
Southeast Asia amphibians
Culture of Southeast Asia
South East Asia
Asia, Southeastern
Southeast Asia frog
Amphibians of Southeast Asia
South-eastern Asia
South-East-Asia
South East Asian
South-East Asian
Southeast Asia amphibian
South-East Asia
South Eastern Asia
SE Asia
Amphibians in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asians
Frogs in Southeast Asia
List of countries in Southeastern Asia
Frog of Southeast Asia
Southeast Asian
SouthEast Asia
Southeast Asian amphibian
Southeast Asian frogs
Southeast Asian amphibians
Frog in Southeast Asia
Southeastern Asia
South-east asia
SEAsia
Demographics of Southeast Asia
South-east Asian
Southeast Asia
Souteast asia
South east Asia
List of countries in Southeast Asia
South-east Asia
Frogs of Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia frogs


Context:
Question: Who invented the wind-up radio?
Answer:

Answer: TREVOR BAYLISS


Context:
Question: What is the medical name for the breastbone?
Answer:

Answer: STERNUM

STERNUM
Manubrium of sternum
Sternal
Human breastbone
Ossification of sternum
Manubrium
Sternebrae
Sternebra
Body of the sternum
Human sternum
Sternums
Sternum
Body of sternum
Manubrium sterni
Breastbones
Corpus sterni
Human breast bone
Sternal plates
Breast bones
Manubrium of Sternum
Breastbone
Breast bone
Sternal line


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

Answer: PHILIP PULLMAN

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


Context:
Question: "In 1743, which English monarch began the tradition, of the audience rising to its feet, for Handel's ""Hallelujah Chorus""?"
Answer:

Answer: GEORGE II

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


Context:
Question: Who is currently the Prime Minister of New Zealand?
Answer:

Answer: JOHN KEY


Context:
Question: When Brian Deane scored the first ever goal in the Premier League in 1992, against Man Utd., for which club was he playing?
Answer:

Answer: SHEFFIELD UTD.

Piggy Blunts
Sheff Utd
Sheffield United F.C.
Sheffield Utd
Sheffield United A.F.C.
Sheffield United FC
SHEFFIELD UTD.
Sheff U
Sheffield United Football Club
Sheffield United F C
Sheffield United
Thrash Wednesday
Sheffield United F. C.
Sheffield United F.C
Red and White Wizards


Context:
Question: """Holding Back the Years"", was a US No 1 hit record for which British pop group?"
Answer:

Answer: SIMPLY RED

Simply Red
The Frantic Elevators
Frantic Elevators
Simple Red
SIMPLY RED


Context:
Question: "The novel, ""Birdsong"", by Sebastian Faulks, is mainly set during which war?"
Answer:

Answer: WORLD WAR I

WORLD WAR I
World war i
The Great War
WW1
World war I
WorldWar1
WW-I Crusade
1914–1918 war
First world war
Word War I
Ist world war
WW I
The First World War
World War one
WW!
World war 1
Worldwarone
W.W. I
Ww1
WwI
I World War
W.W.1
1st World war
War World I
World War 1
World War I
World War, 1914-1918
The great war
W.W.I
1914 to 1918
World War One
Great War
2w1
1914-1918
1st World War
First World War
1914-18 War
WorldWarOne
First World World
WW-I
Outbreak of World War I
The 1st World War
14-18 War
World War l
World War Ⅰ
Wolrd War 1
Wwone
Great war
World war one
First Great War
WWI
War of 14-18
WW 1
One world war
Wwi


Context:
Question: "In 2007, who became the first female to deliver football commentary on BBC's ""Match of the Day""?"
Answer:

Answer: JACQUI OATLEY

JACQUI OATLEY
Jackie Oatley
Jacqui Oatley


Context:
Question: """A Whiter Shade of Pale"" was the 1967 debut single for which successful British band?"
Answer:

Answer: PROCUL HARUM

Procol harum
Procol Harum
Procul Harem
Purple Harum
Ray Royer
PROCUL HARUM
Procol Harem
Mick grabham
Procul Harum
Mick Grabham
Liquorice John Death


Context:
Question: "Give either year of the England cricket team's ""Bodyline"" tour of Australia."
Answer:

Answer: 1932 or 1933


Context:
Question: In which classic book does a boy hide in a ship's barrel of apples?
Answer:

Answer: Treasure Island

Treasure Island (novel)
Devils treasure
Blind Pew
Treasure island
The Treasure Island
Pew (Treasure Island)
Blind Pew (Treasure Island)
Treasure Island
The Benbow Inn
HMS Hispaniola


Context:
Question: Which playwright and poet became President of his country in 1989?
Answer:

Answer: (Vaclav) Havel

Hollar, Václav
(Vaclav) Havel
Vaclav Havel
Václav Havel
Václav Havel Honor
Václav Havel Award
Václav Havel Library
Vaclev Havel
1st President of the Czech Republic


Context:
Question: "Who had a UK No. 1 hit in 1977 with ""Silver Lady""?"
Answer:

Answer: (David) Soul

Payne & Redemption
(David) Soul
The Covered Man
David Soul


Context:
Question: Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
Answer:

Answer: Zirconium

Zirconium salts
Zircronium
Zirconium
Element 40
Zirconium salt
Zr


Context:
Question: Who, in 1936, painted a portrait of Mae West in which her face is also a furnished room?
Answer:

Answer: (Salvador) Dali

Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domenech

Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, 1st Marquis of Púbol

Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domenech

Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domènech

Salvador Domenec Felip Jacint Dali Domenech

Salvador Domenec Felip Jacint Dalí Domenech

The Meanings of the Paintings of Salvador Dali


Context:
Question: In which country would you find the Plain of Jars?
Answer:

Answer: Laos

Saathiaranagroat Prachhathippatay Prachhachhon Lao

ສາທາລະນະລັດ ປະຊາທິປະໄຕ ປະຊາຊົນລາວ

Languages of Lao People's Democratic Republic


Context:
Question: "What was the sequel to 'Tom Brown's Schooldays""?"
Answer:

Answer: Tom Brown at Oxford


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

Answer: Five


Context:
Question: Of what type of rock is the Rock of Gibraltar made?
Answer:

Answer: Limestone

Cretaceous limestone
Limestone
Limestones
Lime Stone
Shackleton Limestone
Chalkstone
Coralline limestone
Limestone (mineral)
Lime stone


Context:
Question: """Aimee Anne"" are the first names of which currently successful British female singer?"
Answer:

Answer: Duffy


Context:
Question: John Chapter 11 Verse 35 is the shortest verse in the Bible. How many words make up the verse?
Answer:

Answer: Two


Context:
Question: Which British Prime Ministers death is commemorated on 19th April, Primrose Day?
Answer:

Answer: Benjamin Disraeli

Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl Of Beaconsfield

Benjamin, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield Disraeli

Disraeli, Benjamin, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield

Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield


Context:
Question: What title was given to the eldest son of a Russian Czar?
Answer:

Answer: Czarevitch

The Czaravitch (operetta)
Czarevitch
Der Zarewitsch
The czarevitch
Czarevitch (operetta)


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

Answer: Benny Hill

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


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

Answer: DOG

DOG
Dogs (disambiguation)
Dogs (song)
Dogs (album)
Dog (song)
Dog (disambiguation)
DOGS
Dogs (band)


Context:
Question: Which passenger liner was torpedoed and sunk on 7th May 1915?
Answer:

Answer: LUSITANIA

The Lusitania
Lusitania (disambiguation)
LUSITANIA


Context:
Question: Coined in the Gold Factory in Surbiton in Surrey, which patriotic 'slogan became part of a national campaign in 1968?
Answer:

Answer: I'M BACKING BRITAIN

I'M BACKING BRITAIN
Buy british
I'm Backing Britain


Context:
Question: Who lived from 1895 to 1973, directing films such as the 1929 version of Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath and the Quiet Man?
Answer:

Answer: JOHN FORD

John Ford (1895-1973)
Sean O'Feeney
John Ford (film director)
Ford, John (1895-1973)
Argosy Pictures
John Ford statue
John Martin O'Feeney
John Ford (director)
Cavalry trilogy
John O'Feeney
JOHN FORD
Sean Aloysius O'Feeney
Ford, John
John Ford


Context:
Question: Who in 1476 brought his painting press from Bruges to London?
Answer:

Answer: WILLIAM CAXTON

Caxton
WILLIAM CAXTON
William Caxton
Caxton, William


Context:
Question: What was the name of the family in the 1960s TV series `Upstairs Downstairs'?
Answer:

Answer: BELLAMY

Bellamy
Bellamy (disambiguation)
BELLAMY


Context:
Question: In which constituency did Shirley Williams become the first elected MP for the SDP?
Answer:

Answer: CROSBY

Crosby (disambiguation)
Crosby family crest
CROSBY
Crosby


Context:
Question: "The first line of which book is, ""Christmas won't be Christmas, without any presents, grumbled Jo, lying on the rug""?"
Answer:

Answer: LITTLE WOMEN

Good Wives
Friedrich Bhaer
Robin March
Meg March
Amy Curtis March
Elizabeth March
Little Women: Or Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy
Professor Fritz Bhaer
Amy March
Professor Bhaer
Little Women (novel)
Beth March
LITTLE WOMEN
Fritz Bhaer
Jo March
Theodore Laurence
Josephine March
Theodore Laurence %22Laurie%22
Little Women
Margaret March
Professor Friedrich Bhaer
Little women


Context:
Question: Richard Joseph Daley was the infamous mayor of which major US City in the 1960's?
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
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: What name is given to the road junction in North Yorkshire, where the Al meets the A66?
Answer:

Answer: SCOTCH CORNER

SCOTCH CORNER
Scotch Corner
Scotch Corner services


Context:
Question: "Which actor, best known for his role in ""The Godfather"" series of films, shares his name with a member of TV's ""Dragon's Den""?"
Answer:

Answer: JAMES CAAN

James Con
James Caan (actor)
James Cuhn
James Kawn
Caan, James
Sheila Marie Ryan
James Kon
James Caan
James Kaan
JAMES CAAN
Jimmy Caan
James Kohn
James Konn
James Conn
James Cawn


Context:
Question: What was the name of the container ship that foundered off the SW coast of England in Early 2007?
Answer:

Answer: Napoli

Neapel
Napoli, Italy
Napoli
Naples
Naples, Italy
Administrative divisions of Naples
Naples (Italy)
The weather in Napoli
Historic Centre of Naples
Nàpule
UN/LOCODE:ITNAP
Naplese
Quarters of Naples
Napule
The weather in Naples
In Naples
Municipalities of Naples


Context:
Question: Who, during a radio microphone test in 1984 said, 'I just signed legislation which outlaws Russia forever The bombing begins in five minutes?
Answer:

Answer: Ronald Reagan

Ronald Reagan presidential campaign, 1976

Cultural and political image of Ronald Reagan


Context:
Question: Which American city has districts called Financial, Mission, Japantown and Richmond?
Answer:

Answer: San Francisco

San Francisco, California, United States

City and County of San Francisco, California

McKinley Elementary School San Francisco


Context:
Question: On TV who played the private eye Jim Rockford?
Answer:

Answer: James Garner

James Scott Bumgarner
Garner, James
James Baumgarner
James Bumgarner
James Garner
James garner


Context:
Question: Which English football league club is based in Burslem?
Answer:

Answer: Port Vale

Port Vale F.C
PVFC
Portvale
Port vale
Port Vale F.C.
Port Vale
Port Vale F C
Port Vale House
Port Vale F. C.
Valiant 2001
Port Vale FC
Burslem Port Vale
The Valeites
Port Vale Football Club
Burslem Port Vale F.C.


Context:
Question: Lutra lutra is the Latin name of which British mammal?
Answer:

Answer: Otter

Lutrinae
Otters
Lutrine
Otters in popular culture
Otter


Context:
Question: Which country's national flag features a dragon?
Answer:

Answer: Bhutan or Wales


Context:
Question: Which was the first group to have a number one hit in the USA for Motown Records?
Answer:

Answer: The Marvelettes

Juanita Cowart
The Marvellettes
The Marvelettes
Ann Bogan
Marvelettes
Marvellettes
Georgia Dobbins


Context:
Question: What was the name of the older brother of Henry 8th?
Answer:

Answer: Arthur


Context:
Question: Who wrote One-upmanship and The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship?
Answer:

Answer: Stephen Potter

Potter, Stephen Meredith
Stephen Potter
Lifemanship


Context:
Question: Nine of the ten tallest buildings in Germany are in which city?
Answer:

Answer: Frankfurt

Frankfort-on-the-Main
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
UN/LOCODE:DEFRA
Frankfort-on-the-Maine
Frankfort on Main
Frankfurt-on-the-Main
Frankfort/Main
Franckford
Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Frankfurt-Am-Main, Germany
Frankfort On Main
Frankfurt a.M.
Frankfurt (Main)
Franfurt
Frankfurt, Main
Frankfurt am Main, Hesse
Frankfurt-Am-Main
Frankfurt-on-Main
Frankfurt (state)
Frankfort-am-Main
Frankfurt, Hesse
Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt–am-Main
Frankfort-on-Main
Mainhattan
Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurt-am-Main
Frankfurt
Frankfurt/Main
Frankfurt on Main
Frankfurt am main
Frankfurt on the Main
Frankfort on the Main


Context:
Question: Which river flows from northern Moscow to the Caspian Sea?
Answer:

Answer: Volga

Idel
Волга
Volga river
Volga River
Itil (river)
River Volga
Wolga River
Wolga
Volga
Volga River (Russia)
The Volga
Идел
Volga basin


Context:
Question: In children's cartoons, which character lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Answer:

Answer: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS

TV Networks airing SpongeBob SquarePants

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (film franchise)

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (series)

Recurring jokes in SpongeBob SquarePants

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea%3F

International Following of SpongeBob SquarePants

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (film series)

International following of SpongeBob SquarePants

Spongebob and the Mystery with a Twistery


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

Answer: PETER DAVISON

Peter Davison
Wet vet
Peter davisson
PETER DAVISON


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

Answer: JUSTIN LANGER


Context:
Question: Which famous scientist lived at Down house in Kent?
Answer:

Answer: CHARLES DARWIN

Charles R. Darwin
Www.darwin200.org.uk
Charles R Darwin
Darwin200
Darwin 200
CHARLES DARWIN
Charles Darwin's
Darwin's
Charlesdarwin
CR Darwin
C. R. Darwin
Charles darwin
Charles Robert Darwin
Chuck Darwin
C darwin
Darwin's theory
Charles Darwin
Mary Darwin
Darwin, Charles
Charels darwin


Context:
Question: Which team opposed Bolton Wanderers in the 1923 'White Horse' F.A.Cup Final at Wembley?
Answer:

Answer: WEST HAM UNITED

West Ham United Football Club
West Ham United F C
West ham fc
Whufc
West Ham United F.C.
West Ham United
The Irons
West Ham Utd
WEST HAM UNITED
WHUFC
West Ham United FC
West Ham United F. C.


Context:
Question: Which steamship, in 1847, was the first to circumnavigate the globe?
Answer:

Answer: HMS DRIVER


Context:
Question: Where in the human body might you develop Meibomian cysts?
Answer:

Answer: THE EYELID

Eyelid diseases
Chinese eyelid tape
Posterior surface of eyelid
Anterior surface of eyelid
Eyelid enhancement
Human eyelid
Eye lid
Palpebral
Superior eyelid
Palpebrae
Inferior eyelids
Upper eyelid
THE EYELID
Lid margin
Lower eyelid
Eyelids
Palpebra
Palpebræ
Eye-lid margin
Eyelid disease
Eyelid margin
Superior palpebrae
Eyelid
Double eyelid
Inferior eyelid


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

Answer: BLACK SEA

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


Context:
Question: Which American state borders on only one other state?
Answer:

Answer: MAINE

Remember maine
Remember the Maine, to Hell with Spain!
Remember the maine
Remember the Maine
USS Maine(ACR-1)
USS Maine (ACR-1)
Maine Incident
Remember the Maine!
The Maine
Remember Maine
USS Maine (ACR-1
Sinking of the Maine
Remember the Maine (slogan)
Destruction of the Maine
MAINE


Context:
Question: Fleurie, Morgon and Brouilly are wines from which French wine region?
Answer:

Answer: BEAUJOLAIS

Julienas wine
Beaujalois (wine region)
St-Amour wine
Beaujolaises
Morgon (AOC)
Chénas AOC
Beaujolais AOC
Beaujolais (wine)
Chiroubles AOC
Régnié
Beaujolais-Villages (wine)
Beaujolais crus
Juliénas AOC
St. Amour wine
Cru Beaujolais
Moulin a Vent
Moulin a Vent wine
Saint Amour AOC
St Amour AOC
Chenas AOC
Brouilly AOC
Moulin a vent AOC
Saint-Amour (vin)
Julienas AOC
Beaujolais-Villages AOC
Brouilly
Beaujolais wine
Moulin à Vent
Cote de Brouilly
Beaujolais
Morgon
BEAUJOLAIS
Vin du Beaujolais
Morgon AOC
Fleurie AOC
Beaujolais villages
Brouilly wine
Regnie wine
Julienas
Beaujolais-villages AOC
Beaujolais-villages
Fleurie wine
Côte de Brouilly AOC
Régnié AOC
Chenas wine
Cote de Brouilly AOC
Regnie AOC
Regnie
Cote de Brouilly wine
Moulin-à-Vent
Chiroubles wine
Moulin à vent AOC
Moulin à vent (AOC)
Beaujolais-Villages
Côte de Brouilly
Morgon wine
Saint-Amour wine
Moulin à Vent AOC


Context:
Question: What is the meaning of the word crepuscular?
Answer:

Answer: AT DUSK / TWILIGHT


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

Answer: (CHIEF) INSPECTOR OF PRISONS

Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons


Context:
Question: What is the origin of the word Punic as in the Punic Wars?
Answer:

Answer: CARTHAGE

Qart-ḥadšat
Qart-hadshat
Carthage
Carthage, Tunisia
Carthago
Qart-hadsat
Carthage (Extinct city)
Elishat
Roman Carthage
Carthage (ancient city)
Carthaginean Republic
Carthage africa
Carthagians
Site of Carthage
Carchedon
Ancient empire carthage
Qarṭāj
Qart-Ḥadšat
Cathago
Kathago
Carthagine
Carthagina
Qart-Ḥadshat
Libyo-phoenicians
Qart-Hadshat
Carthaginian
CARTHAGE
Archaeological Site of Carthage
Qart-Hadsat
Qart-ḥadshat
Carthage (Tunis)
Karthage


Context:
Question: Which scientist said 'I don't know what weapons World War 3 will be fought with, but World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones'?
Answer:

Answer: ALBERT EINSTEIN

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


Context:
Question: In what year was the Battle of Stamford Bridge?
Answer:

Answer: 1066


Context:
Question: Who narrated the BBC television production of Paddington?
Answer:

Answer: Sir Michael Hordern

Michael Hordon
Michael Horden
Sir Michael Hordern
Michale Horedon
Michael Hordern
Michael Hornden
Hordern, Sir Michael


Context:
Question: Who played the female lead in the 1957 film 'An Affair To Remember'?
Answer:

Answer: Deborah Kerr

Deborah Kerr-Trimmer
Deborah Jane Kerr-Trimmer
Debbie Kerr
Deborah Jane Kerr
Deborah Kerr
Deborrah Kerr


Context:
Question: In the abbrevation SPCK - for what does the 'K' stand?
Answer:

Answer: Knowledge

Situated knowledge
Knowers
Knowledge
Knowledgableness
Knowlege
Thamus
Knows
Know
Known
A priori and a posterior knowledge
Know'st
Knowest
King Thamus
Knowladge
Knowledges
Human knowledge
KnowLedge
Knowledgeable
Knowledge transference
Knowledgeableness
Knoweth
Knowledgeably


Context:
Question: In which part of the body will you find the 'Ligamentum nuchae'?
Answer:

Answer: The Neck


Context:
Question: Which Spanish philosopher and writer wrote 'Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it'?
Answer:

Answer: George Santayana

Jorge Agustín Nicolás Ruiz de Santayana y Borrás

Jorge Agustin Nicolas Ruiz de Santayana y Borras

Jorge Augustín Nicolás Ruiz de Santayana

Jorge Augustin Nicolas Ruiz de Santayana

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.


Context:
Question: Clement (Clym) Yeobright is a leading character in which novel?
Answer:

Answer: The Return of the Native

Return of the native
Diggory Venn
Return Of The Native
Return of the Native (novel)
Eustacia Vye
The return of the native
Thomasin Yeobright
The Return of the Native
Return of the Native


Context:
Question: Summerisle is the setting for which 1973 horror film?
Answer:

Answer: The Wicker Man

The Wicker Man (disambiguation)
The wicker man
The wickerman
The Wicker Man (film)
The Wicker Man
The Wickerman


Context:
Question: Born in 1947, James Jewel Osterberg is a rock/punk pop singer better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Iggy Pop

James Osterberg
Iggy Pop
Iggy Stooge
The Passenger (2007)
The Passenger (2007 film)
The Passenger (2008 film)
James Newell Osterberg
Iggy Pop Biography
The Godfather of Punk
Iggy pop


Context:
Question: Who is the author of the Twilight series of best-selling books?
Answer:

Answer: Stephenie Meyer

Meyer, Stephenie
Stepahnie Meyer
Stephinie Meyer
Meyer, Stephanie
Stephanie Meyer
Stephenie Meyer
Stephni meyer


Context:
Question: Wisent is an alternative name for which animal?
Answer:

Answer: (European) Bison

European bison
European Bison
Bison bonasus montanus
Eurasian Buffalo
Bison bonasus
Enichires
Wisent
European bisons
(European) Bison
Enychyros


Context:
Question: In which country can you find Westmorland in Cornwall and Manchester in Middlesex?
Answer:

Answer: Jamaica

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


Context:
Question: What was the name of the scientist who discovered radiation belts around the Earth at a height of approximately 10,000 miles?
Answer:

Answer: James Van Allen

James Van Allen
James van Allen
James A. Van Allen
James Van Allan
James Alfred Van Allen


Context:
Question: Edward Stanley served three terms as Prime Minister in the 19th century, he was known by what title?
Answer:

Answer: Earl of Derby

The Earl of Derby
Earls of Derby
Earl of derby
Lord Stanley, Earl of Derby
Earl of Derby
Baron Stanley of Preston
Lord Derby
Baron Stanley of Bickerstaffe
Lord Stanley


Context:
Question: What was invented in 1907 by Murray Spangler?
Answer:

Answer: Vacuum cleaner

Vacuum cleaning
Vacuum Cleaner
Wet/dry vacuum
Shop Vac
Daniel Hess
Shop vacuum cleaner
Vacuum machine
Hoovering
Vacuum Filter
Vacuumming
Vacuum cleaner
Shop-Vac
Vacuum filter
Shop vacuum
Vacuum cleaners
Vacuum belt
Shop-vac
Vaccuum cleaner
Vacuum sweeper
Vaccum cleaner
Shop vac
Dust sucker
Hoover Constellation
Vacuum Cleaners


Context:
Question: Which long-running British TV crime series was created by writer Glen Chandler?
Answer:

Answer: TAGGART

Killer (Taggart)
Taggart
There's been a murder
DCI Matt Burke
TAGGART
Taggart (TV series)


Context:
Question: Other than a film soundtrack, which pop album has spent most weeks in the UK Album Charts in total?
Answer:

Answer: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER

Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Bridge over Troubled Waters
A Bridge over Troubled Water
Bridge over troubled water
Song for the asking
BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
Bridge over Troubled Water
Why Don't You Write Me
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bridge Over Troubled Water (album)


Context:
Question: Described as 'the paramount icon of our age', who did 'Time' Magazine name as the person of the 20th century?
Answer:

Answer: ALBERT EINSTEIN

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


Context:
Question: Who was the Vanity Fair photographer responsible for the cover featuring a naked, pregnant Demi Moore?
Answer:

Answer: ANNIE LEIBOVITZ

Annie Leibovitz
ANNIE LEIBOVITZ
Annie Liebowitz
Annie Leibowitz
Anna-Lou Leibovitz
Annie Liebovitz


Context:
Question: As what is the medical condition pertussis more commonly known?
Answer:

Answer: WHOOPING COUGH

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


Context:
Question: Name the Latvian born dancer from the Kirov Ballet who defected to the West in 1974.
Answer:

Answer: MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV

Mikhail Nikolayevich Baryshnikov
Barishnikov
Mikhail Barishnikov
MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV
Mikhail Nikolaevich Baryshnikov
Michael Baryzchnikow
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Baryshnikov, Mikhail


Context:
Question: The songs 'My Funny Valentine' and 'The Lady is a Tramp' were first featured in which Rodgers & Hart musical?
Answer:

Answer: BABES IN ARMS

Babes in Arms
Babes In Arms
Babes in arms
BABES IN ARMS


Context:
Question: In which year was the £2 coin issued and introduced in the UK, although minted in the previous year?
Answer:

Answer: 1998

one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-eight


Context:
Question: Who was the only fictional character to feature in Time Magazine's 100 most important people of the 20th Century?
Answer:

Answer: BART SIMPSON

Bart Simpsons
Bart Simpson (I)
Don't have a cow
Bart (devil)
El Barto
Bartholomew J Simpson
Eat My Shorts
B.J. Simpson
%22¡Ay, caramba!%22
Bartmania
Bartholomew J. Simpson
Eat my shorts!
Bartholomew Jo Jo Simpson
Bart (Simpsons)
El barto
Brat Simpson
Aye karumba
Bartholemew Jojo Simpson
Bart Jo-Jo Simpson
Bartholomew J.
Don't have a cow, man
Have a cow
Bartholomew Jo-Jo Simpson
Bart (The Simpsons)
Cupcake Kid
Bartholomew Jay Simpson
Bart simpson
Bartholomew Simpson
Bart Simpson
Eat my shorts
BART SIMPSON
The Simpsons/Bart
Bartman (The Simpsons)
Don't have a cow!
Bartholemew Simpson
Had a cow
Bart JoJo Simpson
Don't Have A Cow
Having a cow
Bart Jo Jo Simpson
Mort Simpson


Context:
Question: In which field of the arts is Terry O'Neill a leading name?
Answer:

Answer: Photography

Pet photography
Pet Photography
Photography as an art form
Photographing
Commercial photography
Photography
Fotografy
Art Photography
Print finishing
Commercial Photography
Photographic
Early photography
Photographic technique
Still photographers
Commercial photographer
Photography, History of
Photography techniques
Photography business
Photographics
Technology of Photography
Photo picture
Photo's
Yachting photography


Context:
Question: "Which European capital's English name is taken from ""black pool"" in its native language?"
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: Which English football league club play their home games at Gigg Lane?
Answer:

Answer: Bury

Bury, Greater Manchester
Bury, Lancashire
Bury
Bury, England
Bury (town)


Context:
Question: Which chemical element, atomic number 74, used to be called Wolfram?
Answer:

Answer: Tungsten

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


Context:
Question: Who won Oscars for directing Platoon (1986) and Born on the Fourth of July (1989)?
Answer:

Answer: Oliver Stone


Context:
Question: During which conflict was the battle of Agincourt fought?
Answer:

Answer: Hundred Years War

100 Years War
100 years war
100 Years' War
Hundred Years' War
Hundred years' war
Hundred year war
English Occupation of France
One Hundred Years War
HYW
Hundred Years War
Hundred Years Wars
1oo years war
Hundred Years’ War
100 Year War
One Hundred Years' War
The Hundred Years' War
Hundred Years war
116 Years' War
116 year war
Houndred Year's War
100 Year's War
HUndred Years War
Hundred years war
Hundred Years' war
The Hundred Year War
Hundred Year War
Hundred Sixteen Years' War
The Hundred Years War
116 years war
The Hundred Year's War
116 Years War
Hundred Year's War


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

Answer: Haystacks

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


Context:
Question: The seven sisters known as the 'Pleiades' were the daughters of which legendary figure?
Answer:

Answer: Atlas

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


Context:
Question: Which controversial movement was founded in 1928 by the Spaniard Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer y Albas?
Answer:

Answer: Opus Dei

The Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei

Personal Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei


Context:
Question: Which British periodical was founded by Joseph Addison and Richard Steel in 1711, the current magazine bearing the title was launched in 1828?
Answer:

Answer: The Spectator

The Spectator
The Spectator (1828)
Spectator (1828)
Spectator Australia
William Cash (journalist)
Spectator.co.uk
Spectator Awards
The Spectator Australia


Context:
Question: In which country was the 2010 football African Nations Cup held?
Answer:

Answer: ANGOLA

Angola
Angloa
Etymology of Angola
Republic of Angola
Sport in Angola
The Republic of Angola
ANGOLA
ISO 3166-1:AO


Context:
Question: Which rust free cars were built in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland in the late 1970s?
Answer:

Answer: DE LOREAN

DeLorean
Delorean
Deloreans
De Lorean
DE LOREAN
De Loreans
Delorian
DeLorean (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Which British Prime Minister was born in Portsmouth in 1912?
Answer:

Answer: James Callaghan

Leonard James Callaghan, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff

James, Baron Callaghan of Cardiff Callaghan


Context:
Question: "During an infamous court case who said of Lord Astor's denial ""Well he would, wouldn't he""?"
Answer:

Answer: Mandy Rice-Davies

Mandy-Rice Davies
Mandy Rice-Davies
Mandy Rice-Davis
Mandy Rice Davies