Context:
Question: Which Chinese dynasty ruled from the 14th to the 17th century?
Answer:

Answer: Ming

Ming Empire
Dissolution of the Ming Dynasty
Transition from Yuan to Ming
Ming era
Great Ming Empire
The great ming
Eunuchs during the Ming Dynasty
Stagnation of the Ming Dynasty
Empire of the Great Ming
Ming
Ming navy
Navy of the Ming Dynasty
Growth of the Ming Dynasty
The Ming dynasty
Government of the Ming Dynasty
Ming Dynasty Navy
明朝
Army of the Ming Dynasty
The Ming Dynasty
Ming (Chinese name)
Míng Dynasty
Code of the Great Ming
House of Ming
Ming dynasty
Ming China
Great ming
Ming period
Government of the Ming Empire
Ming Gap
China under Ming Dynasty rule
Emperor of the Ming Dynasty
Ming Dynasty Army
Ming Chinese
Ming empire
Míng dynasty
Ming Dynasty China
Ming Dynasty of China
Ming Dynasty
Míng
Decline of the Ming Dynasty
Ming Code
Capitals of the Ming Dynasty


Context:
Question: The composer Frdric Chopin had a decade-long affair with which French author?
Answer:

Answer: George Sand

Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin, Baroness Dudevant

Marie-Aurore de Saxe, Marquise of Dudevant

Amandine Aurore Lucie Dupin, Baronne Dudevant

Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin, Baronesse Dudevant


Context:
Question: The Sinai Peninsula is part of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Egypt

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


Context:
Question: "Who played the lead roles of Ray Tango and Gabriel Cash in ""Tango & Cash"", a 1989 American action/comedy film directed by Andrei Konchalovsky and Albert Magnoli?"
Answer:

Answer: Sylvester Stallone & Kurt Russell


Context:
Question: What chromosomes do the two main human sexes have?
Answer:

Answer: Men: XY, Women: XX


Context:
Question: What is the last Grand Slam tennis tournament played in a calendar year?
Answer:

Answer: The US Open

United States Open Championship
U S Open
U.s. open
U. S. Open
U.S. Open (disambiguation)
United States Open
The US Open
Us open
US Open
U.S. Open


Context:
Question: "What relation was Marlin to Nemo in the film ""Finding Nemo""?"
Answer:

Answer: Father

Dad
Biological father
Fathership
Father
Fathers
Non-human fatherhood
Fatherhoods
Natural father
Fathering
Dads
Fatherhood
Paternity (biology and medicine)
Daddie
Paternity (Biology and Medicine)


Context:
Question: What is a more formal name for ear wax?
Answer:

Answer: Cerumen

Earwax impaction
Earwax removal
Impacted wax
Earwax
Cerumen
Earwaxes
Ear wax
Cerumen aurium


Context:
Question: The Australian Tennis Open is played in what city?
Answer:

Answer: Melbourne

Melbourne, AU-VIC
Melbourne australia
Melb
UN/LOCODE:AUMEL
Melbourne City
Melbourne, Australia.
Greater Melbourne
Melben
Melbourne city
Melbourne (Vic.)
Melbourne (Victoria)
Economy of Melbourne
Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
Menbourne
Melborne
Melbourne, VIC
Mlebourne
Melbourne (Vic.), Australia
Melbourne, Victoria
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Melbourne Australia
Melbourne (Australia)
Melbouren
Melbournian
Mlbourne
Marvellous melbourne


Context:
Question: Saint Therese is associated with which town?
Answer:

Answer: Lisieux

Lisieux, France
Noviomagus Lexoviorum
Lisieux


Context:
Question: The game Ticket to Ride involves what kind of transport?
Answer:

Answer: Rail

Rail (disambiguation)
Rails (disambiguation)
Rail
Rails


Context:
Question: The Mekong River rises in the Tibetan plateau and runs through or between six countries - China, Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and which other?
Answer:

Answer: Laos

Saathiaranagroat Prachhathippatay Prachhachhon Lao

ສາທາລະນະລັດ ປະຊາທິປະໄຕ ປະຊາຊົນລາວ

Languages of Lao People's Democratic Republic


Context:
Question: Where are St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel?
Answer:

Answer: Vatican City

Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City

Apostolic Palace & St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City


Context:
Question: What was the name of the Roman road that stretched from Dover, Kent, almost to Shrewsbury, Shropshire, a distance of 322 km (200 miles)?
Answer:

Answer: Watling Street

Stone Street (Kent)
V4 Watling Street
Watling Street


Context:
Question: "Who was the hero in the ""Die Hard"" series of films?"
Answer:

Answer: John McLane


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

Answer: Proxima Centauri

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


Context:
Question: In the 2012 Olympics, the gold medallist in the women's shotput was later deprived of her medal, making world champion Valerie Adams, New Zealand, the gold medallist instead. Why?
Answer:

Answer: Positive drug test both before and after the finals

Positive drug test both before and after the finals


Context:
Question: What does a linguist study?
Answer:

Answer: Language - form, meaning and context


Context:
Question: "What were the last words of Romeo in Shakespeare's ""Romeo and Juliet""?"
Answer:

Answer: Thus with a kiss I die


Context:
Question: "In the sentence ""Wherever he went, he carried the scratching cat, his eyes red."", what part of speech is ""his eyes red""?"
Answer:

Answer: Phrase

Word-group
Phrase (linguistics)
Aspect phrase
Functional phrase
Phrases
Complex phrase
Tense phrase
Phrase
Southern Phrases
Topic phrase
Phrasal
Phrase (grammar)


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

Answer: Yellow submarine

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


Context:
Question: What animal other than a cat is an integral part of the musical Cats?
Answer:

Answer: Possum


Context:
Question: The 2009 season of the Indian Premier League, a Twenty20 cricket competition initiated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, was held where?
Answer:

Answer: South Africa

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


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

Answer: 1982

one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two


Context:
Question: In 2008 government in Bhutan was changed from an absolute monarchy to what?
Answer:

Answer: Constitutional monarchy


Context:
Question: He was the fourth of 6 children and the oldest surviving, was a choir singer, a painter, a writer, an admirer of Martin Luther, a decorated soldier and a politician. Who was he?
Answer:

Answer: Adolf Hitler

Hitlerian
Adolph Schicklgruber
HitlerAdolf
Hitler's medical health
Adolf Hitle
Hitlar
Adolph Hiedler
Adolf Hiedler
Adolph Hittler
Day of Potsdam
Adolpf Hitler
Adolf Hister
Adolf Hitlier
Adolph Hitler's health
Hitler's health
Hitlers
Aldof Hilter
HITLER
Hitler, Adolph
History of Adolf Hitler
Hitler,Adolph
Adolph Hiter
Adolf Hittler
Herr Hitler
Hitler,Adolf
Adolf Schicklegruber
Adolf hitler
Adlof hitler
Adolph Schickelgruber
Hitler Adolf
Hitlers medical health
HitlerAdolph
Adolph Schicklegruber
Adolf Hiler
Adolf Hitler's medical condition
Hittler
Adolf Schickelgruber
Adolf Hitler
Hitler's
Hitler, adolf
Nazi leader
Hitler, Adolf
Herr Wolf
Adolph Hitler's medical health
Adolph Hitler
Adolf Hitler's health
Adolf Schicklgruber
AdolphHitler
Adolf Hilter
Health of Adolf Hitler
Adolf Hitler's medical health
Hitler Adolph
AdolfHitler
Adolf HItler
Hitlet
Hitler adolf
Adoff Hitler
Adolfus Hitler
Hitler
Adolph hitler


Context:
Question: What, according to Greek legend, was built at Cnossos, Crete, by Daedalus?
Answer:

Answer: Labyrinth

Labrynth
Labryinths
Meditation labyrinth
Davide Tonato
Labyrinth
Christian labyrinth
Egyptian Labyrinth
Cretan Labyrinth
The labyrinth
Labyrinth walk
Prayer labyrinth
The Labyrinth
Labyrinthine
Prayer Labyrinth


Context:
Question: What kind of sport is French Ring Sport?
Answer:

Answer: Dog sport

List of dog sports
Dog sport
Sighthound Disc Sport
Dog sports


Context:
Question: Who was the first Englishman to lead an expedition to circumnavigate the earth by sea, and died of dysentery in the West Indies 16 years later?
Answer:

Answer: Francis Drake

Francis Drake, the Voyages of
Sir Francis Drake
Draque
Sir. Francis Drake
El Draque
Francisco Draco
Francis Drake
Drake, the Voyages of Francis
Drake, the Voyages of Sir Francis


Context:
Question: What is the name for a rotating rod with oblong lobes sticking out of it, that is fitted in a car's engine block?
Answer:

Answer: Camshaft


Context:
Question: What was the maiden name of Billie Jean King before she married Lawrence King in Long Beach, California on 17 September 1965?
Answer:

Answer: Moffit


Context:
Question: There is a legend that blues musician Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in exchange for mastery of the guitar. There is a similar story about which 19th century violin virtuoso?
Answer:

Answer: Niccol Paganini


Context:
Question: What is a name for the abstract study of topics such as quantity, structure, space, and change?
Answer:

Answer: Mathematics

Mathematic
Mathmetics
Mathematik
MathematicsAndStatistics
Mathematically
Mathematics
Mathematical research
Matemathics
Mathematics and Statistics
Math
Math facts
Maths
Mathematical discipline
Mathematics research
Mathemetics
Mathemathics
Mathmatics
Mathématiques
Change (mathematics)
Methematics
Mathematical
Mathamatics
Matheamtics
MATH


Context:
Question: Which of the actors who portrayed Dr Who, famous from the UK TV series of the same name, appeared almost exclusively on radio, film, written works, and comic strips?
Answer:

Answer: Paul McGann


Context:
Question: When were the first Winter Paralympics held?
Answer:

Answer: 1976

one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-six


Context:
Question: "Which US president was behind ""The Indian Removal Act"" of 1830, which paved the way for the reluctant and often forcible emigration of tens of thousands of American Indians to the West?"
Answer:

Answer: Andrew Jackson

Seventh President of the United States
Andrew Jackson presidency
Andrew Jackson/Second Inaugural Address
Andrew Jacksons presidency
Sharp Knife
President Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson assassination attempts
Jacksoninan Party (United States)
Jackson administration
Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson
7th President of the United States
Andrew Jackson/First Inaugural Address
Andrew Jackson, Sr.
Age of Jackson
Hero of New Orleans
President Jackson
Jackson Administration
Robert B. Randolph
Jacksons bank veto
Andrew jackson
President Andrew Jackson’s
Andrew Jackson


Context:
Question: Travelling up the St Lawrence River from its mouth, which is the first major city on its shores?
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: If you travel due south from Detroit, Michigan, what is the first country you reach?
Answer:

Answer: Canada

Canada
Canadá
The Dominion of Canada
Commonwealth of Canada
Dominion of canada
ISO 3166-1:CA
Etymology of Canada
CANADA
Canadiophile
Canada's
ᑲᓇᑕ
Canada/References
America's top hat
Canada.
Cnada
Čanada
Canadian Federation
Kenadian
Canadialand
Xanada
Dominion of Canada
Canadaa


Context:
Question: Who was expelled from the Surrealist movement due to his views on the Spanish Civil War?
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: When is the original version of the statue Mannekin Pis thought to have been built?
Answer:

Answer: 1388

one thousand, three hundred and eighty-eight


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

Answer: On a board


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

Answer: Catherine de Medici

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


Context:
Question: What country, after having governed it for 155 years, transferred its sovereignty of Hong Kong to China in 1997?
Answer:

Answer: UK

United Kingdom of Great Britain and North Ireland

The United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ulster

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island

United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ulster

United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland


Context:
Question: When the 1992 Maastricht Treaty established the European Union and led to a common currency in Europe, what was the currency called?
Answer:

Answer: Euro

Fixed exchange rates between the euro and old european currencies


Context:
Question: When did the Goa'uld first appear in the US/Canada TV series Stargate SG-1?
Answer:

Answer: 1997

one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven


Context:
Question: Who scored the most goals in the 2012/13 English Premier League season?
Answer:

Answer: Robin van Persie

Van Persie
Robin van Persie
Robin Van Persie
V.Persie
RvP
Van Persey
Persie


Context:
Question: The 1976 Summer Olympics were boycotted by a number of African nations, for what reason?
Answer:

Answer: New Zealand was included, and had recently toured its rugby team in apartheid South Africa

New Zealand was included, and had recently toured its rugby team in apartheid South Africa


Context:
Question: What would be most useful in playing a game of backgammon?
Answer:

Answer: Dice

⚁
⚀
⚃
⚂
⚅
Dice
Game dice
Fullams
20-Sided Die
Roll of the dice
Fair die
Gaming dice
Twenty-sided polyhedral die
Normal dice
Polyhedral dice
⚄
Seven-sided die
Crystal dice
Fulhams
20-sided die
🎲
Loaded dice
Chance cube
Loaded die
Game die
Six-sided die
12-sided die
8-sided die
Dice tray
Six-sided dice
Crystal die
Fair dice
Gaming die
Polyhedral die
Dice cup
Dice and dice games


Context:
Question: Who, in 1960, made international news for banging his shoe on a table in the UN?
Answer:

Answer: Nikita Khruschev

Никита Хрущёв

Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 visit to the United States

Ники́та Серге́евич Хрущёв

Никита Сергеевич Хрущёв


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

Answer: Erich Maria Remarque

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


Context:
Question: Marie Grosholtz was under threat of execution by guillotine in the 18th century but was reprieved out of respect for her teacher, and her skills, in the art of what?
Answer:

Answer: Wax modelling

Wax figure models
Wax figure
Wax anatomical model
Wax Sculpture
Wax-Figures
Wax sculpture
Wax dummy
Anatomical wax model
Wax figurine
Wax modelling
Wax figures


Context:
Question: What links US TV films about a teen with muscular dystrophy in a state nursing home, and about a Canadian super-gun designer involved with Project Babylon, with a US TV series adapted from a UK work by Michael Dobbs?
Answer:

Answer: Actor Kevin Spacey


Context:
Question: In October 2003, which cricketer, playing in a Test series against Zimbabwe, scored a record 380 not out?
Answer:

Answer: Matthew Hayden

Mathew Hayden
Matthew Hayden
Matt Hayden
Matty hayden
Haydos
ML Hayden


Context:
Question: Dancer and actress Josie Marcus was the third wife of whom?
Answer:

Answer: Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp (lawman)
Wyatt Earp
Wyatt Berry Stapp Earp
Wyatt ERP
Wyatt Erp


Context:
Question: "When did ""addiction"" first enter the English language?"
Answer:

Answer: With Shakespeare, in Henry V


Context:
Question: What was invented in the 1940s by Percy Spencer, an American self-taught engineer from Howland, Maine, who was building magnetrons for radar sets?
Answer:

Answer: Microwave oven

Microwave cooker
Microwaving
Popty ping
Microwave Oven
Radarrange
Radarange
Nuclearator
Microwaveable
Browning tray
Radar range
Microwave refrigerator combo
Microwavable
Multimode Applicator
Cooking/Microwaving
Microwave cooking
Multimode Applicators
Microwave ovens
Microwave oven


Context:
Question: The name of the city of Firenze in Italy is usually anglicised to what?
Answer:

Answer: Florence

UN/LOCODE:ITFLR
Folrenz
Firenze, Italy
פירנצה
Montughi
Firenze
Gualfonda
Florentine
Frorence
Florence (Italy)
Florence
Florence, Italy


Context:
Question: The oldest still operating national parliament in Europe governs which country?
Answer:

Answer: Iceland

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


Context:
Question: "Who was King of England when Daniel Defoe published ""Robinson Crusoe"" and Jonathan Swift published ""Gulliver's Travels""?"
Answer:

Answer: George I

George the First
George I
King George I
George 1
George I (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: """The lady doth protest too much"" is a comment on whom?"
Answer:

Answer: Queen in The Mousetrap


Context:
Question: "What is the first line of ""Walk on the Wild Side"" by Lou Reed, released as a single in 1972?"
Answer:

Answer: Holly came from Miami F L A


Context:
Question: "Under what name are the participants in the UK TV series ""QI"" currently known?"
Answer:

Answer: Bantermeisters


Context:
Question: According to Greek legend, who was the muse of Music?
Answer:

Answer: Euterpe

Plectis
Euterpe (mythology)
Euterpe (muse)
Euterpean
Euterpe
Eutere
Eὐτέρπη
Euterpe (mythical)


Context:
Question: What is a Pyrrhic victory?
Answer:

Answer: "One where losses among the ""victors"" are so great as to make it barely worthwhile if at all"

"One where losses among the ""victors"" are so great as to make it barely worthwhile if at all"


Context:
Question: The London production of which play by acclaimed Australian playwright, David Williamson, won him the George Devine Award, the first time for a non-UK writer?
Answer:

Answer: The Removalists


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

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

380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian Peninsula


Context:
Question: What is not usually a phrase for which the acronym PDF is used?
Answer:

Answer: Platform Divers Float


Context:
Question: Cable News Network (CNN), the first channel to provide 24-hour television news coverage, was founded by Ted Turner in what year?
Answer:

Answer: 1980


Context:
Question: In 2009 Artem Silchenko was first in the Red Bull World Series held at Antalya, Turkey & Sisikon, Switzerland in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Cliff diving

Cliffdiving (disambiguation)
Cliff diving (disambiguation)
Cliff Diving
Cliffdiving
Cliff diving


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

Answer: The Kunlun Mountains

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


Context:
Question: What is the name of the scientific discipline that deals with the measurement and representation of the Earth, including its gravitational field, in a three-dimensional time-varying space?
Answer:

Answer: Geodesy

Geodetic Science
Geodesist
Geodosy
Geodetics engineering
Geodetic surveying
Geodetic line
Geodesist engineer
Erdmessung
Surveyors' tools
Geodesist Engineer
Geodesey
Geodetics
Geodesy
Geodetic survey
Geodetic and Geomatic Engineering
Geodetic Engineering


Context:
Question: Which college was founded by Henry VI in 1440?
Answer:

Answer: Eton


Context:
Question: In the USA, the Tav HaYosher is a certification mark offered to establishments that do what?
Answer:

Answer: Serve kosher food and treat their workers fairly

Serve kosher food and treat their workers fairly


Context:
Question: In the books by A A Milne, what was Eeyore?
Answer:

Answer: Donkey

Donkey
Jenny (donkey)
Wild donkeys
Equus africanus asinus
She ass
She asses
Feral donkey
Equus asinus
Male donkey
Domestic ass
Donkey meat
She-asses
She-ass
Braying
Mating donkeys
Donkeys
Female donkey
Ass (animal)
Domestic donkey


Context:
Question: What complex of artificial biological environments near St Blazey and St Austell in Cornwall was opened to the public in 2001?
Answer:

Answer: The Eden Project

Eden Sessions
Eden Project, Cornwall
Eden Project
The Eden Project
Eden project


Context:
Question: "Judi Dench won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actressfor playing which character in the 1998 film ""Shakespeare in Love""?"
Answer:

Answer: Queen Elizabeth I

The Gloriana
Queen Elisabeth of england
Elizabeth the First
Queene Elisabeth of England
Bess of England
Elizabeth I of Ireland
Queen Elizabeth 1
Queen Elisabeth I
Elizabeth I (England)
Elizabeth I of Great Britain
Queen of England Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth the first
Queen Elizabeth I of England
Elizabeth the first
Elizabeth I of the United Kingdom
Queen of England Elizabeth I
QEI
Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth of England
Elisabeth 1st
La Vita della Regina Elizabetta
Elisabeth I of England
Elisabeth of England
Queen Elizabeth the First
Elizabeth I of England
Good Queen Bess
Liz 1
Virgin Queen
Elizabeth 1
Queen Elizabeth l
Elizabeth of England
Elizabeth I Tudor
Elizabeth Tudor
Elizabeth I, Queen of England
Elizabeth the 1st
Queen Elizabeth I
Elizabeth i of england
Elisabeth I


Context:
Question: When did the US TV series, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, begin its six years of seasons?
Answer:

Answer: 1997

one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven


Context:
Question: Which pigment is named after an Italian city?
Answer:

Answer: Sienna

Sienna
Terra di Sienna
Burnt sienna
Burnt Sienna
Dark Sienna


Context:
Question: What shape is the chevron found in heraldry and some insignia?
Answer:

Answer: Two lines joined at an angle


Context:
Question: "Who released the albums ""Sentimental Journey"", ""Goodnight Vienna"", ""Bad Boy"", ""Old Wave"" and ""Vertical Man"" between 1970 and 1999?"
Answer:

Answer: Ringo Starr

RINGO
Starr, Ringo
Richard Starkey, Jr.
Beatle Ringo
Ringo Star
Richie Snare
Ringo starkey
Ringo Starr
Ringo Starkey
Ringo
Richard Starkey
%22Ringo%22
Richard Starky
Richard Starrkey
Ringo (film)
Richard Starkey Jr.
Ringo starr
Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr.


Context:
Question: "What genre is the TV series ""Taggart""?"
Answer:

Answer: Detective

Detective
Detectives
Homicide detectives
Detectivistically
JUNIOR DETECTIVE
Police detectives
Detectivist
Senior detective
Detectivism
Police detective
Detectivisms
Detectivistic
Criminal investigator
Senior Detective
Detectivists


Context:
Question: Where would you find the metatarsal bone?
Answer:

Answer: Foot

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


Context:
Question: Who is the current, in 2014, President of the IOC?
Answer:

Answer: Thomas Bach


Context:
Question: Apart from the platypus what are the only living examples of egg-laying mammals?
Answer:

Answer: Echidna (spiny anteater)


Context:
Question: The island of Honsh is part of which country?
Answer:

Answer: Japan

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


Context:
Question: What is in a human's thoracic cavity?
Answer:

Answer: Lungs

Pulmonary surgical procedures
Pulmanary
Bird lung
Pulmo
Alveolar sacs
Bellows lung
Superior lobe of left lung
Inferior lobe of left lung
Pulmones
Pulmonarily
Avian lungs
Lung
Pulmonary gas exchange
Lungs
Pulmo sinister
Pulmonary
Inferior lobe
Nonrespiratory functions of the lungs
Lunged
Circulatory lung


Context:
Question: "In 2011 the Classic Brit Awards named who as ""Artist of the Decade""?"
Answer:

Answer: Il Divo


Context:
Question: Which figure from Scottish history was played by Mel Gibson in a 1995 film?
Answer:

Answer: William Wallace

Wallace's Larder
Battle of Loudoun Hill (1297)
Loudoun Hill Skirmish
Uilleam Uallas
Guillelmum le Walois
Sir William Wallace
Battle of elcho park
William Wallace
W. Wallace
Guillelmum le Walois de Scotia militem
William walles
Guillelmum le Walois de Scotia
Willliam wallace


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

Answer: Republic of Madagascar

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


Context:
Question: The December 21, 1988, Pan Am Flight 103 en route from London to New York and at the time over Lockerbie, Scotland, is recorded as having been blown up by whom?
Answer:

Answer: A Libyan national


Context:
Question: Which English civil engineer's most famous project was the construction of Tower Bridge over the River Thames in London?
Answer:

Answer: Sir John Wolfe-Barry


Context:
Question: What is kept in the sump of a motor car engine?
Answer:

Answer: Oil

Oily
Oil
ATCvet code QA06AG06
🝆
Oil (liquid)
Heat transfer oil
Fixed oils
Petro
Oils
ATC code A06AG06
Thermal oil
Diathermal oil
Heat-transfer oil


Context:
Question: Gordon Ramsay opened a restaurant in 2001 in which London hotel?
Answer:

Answer: Claridge's

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


Context:
Question: How many military conflicts have been generally given the name of World War?
Answer:

Answer: 2


Context:
Question: Which US river ends up at the Chesapeake Bay?
Answer:

Answer: Potomac River

Headwaters of the potomac river
Headwaters of the Potomac river
Cohongarooton
South Branch Potomac River
South Fork South Branch Potomac River
North Fork South Branch Potomac River
North Fork South Branch
Elevation of the potomac river
North Branch Potomac River
The Potomac
River Potomac
South Branch Potomac
Potomac river
Headwaters for the potomac river
Rio Potomac
Río Potomac
South Branch of the Potomac River
Potomac River
Potomac (river)


Context:
Question: What is someone allergic to if they have coeliac disease?
Answer:

Answer: Gluten

Glutin
Gluten
Gluton
Glutinous
Glutenous
Wheaten cornflour


Context:
Question: Which city is generally accepted as the birthplace of Grunge, a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged during the mid-1980s?
Answer:

Answer: Seattle

Seattle, Washington.
Seattle Weekly news
Jet City
Seattle, Washington, USA
Seattle WA
Seattle, United States of America
舍路
City of Seattle
Seattle Washington
Seattle, US-WA
Seattle (WA)
Seattle, Wa
Seattle, WA
Seattle, Washington
St. Anne Seattle
Seattle (Wash.)
The weather in Seattle
Seattle, Washington (State)
Emerald City, Washington
Seattleans
Seattle's
Seattle, Wash.
Duwamps
St. Anne School, Seattle, Washington
Seattle, wa
Seattleites
Seattle, Washington Territory
Seattle, United States
Seatle
Seattle, USA
UN/LOCODE:USSEA
St. Anne School (Seattle, Washington)
Seattle
Seattle, WA, USA


Context:
Question: What is an alternative name for Whit Sunday the time when, according to Christian tradition, the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles?
Answer:

Answer: Pentecost

Pentecost Sunday
Pentekoste
Whitsun Tide
The fiftieth day
Pentecost
Whit week
Whitsun Week
Feast of Pentecost
Orthodox Pentecost
Whit sunday
Pentacost
Whitsontide
Kneeling Prayer
Fiftieth day
The Decent of the holy spirit
White Sunday (holy day)
Day of Pentecost
Whitsonday
%60Id-ul-%60Ansara
Πεντηκοστή
Qhythsontyd
Pentekostē
Descent of the Holy Spirit
The Descent of the Holy Spirit


Context:
Question: Yelena Isinbayeva broke her first World record in 2003 and continued to break records until 2009 in what sport?
Answer:

Answer: Women's Pole Vault


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

Answer: Anthoonij van Diemenslandt


Context:
Question: In what field was the 15th century Flemish Jan van Eyck famous?
Answer:

Answer: Oil painting

Oil paintings
Oil-on-canvas
Oil on canvas
Oil Painting
Oil painter
Oil-paintings
Oil painting
Oil-painting


Context:
Question: Bob Hoskins, an English actor awarded and acclaimed for roles in TV and film ranging from gangsters to playing opposite a cartoon, died in April 2014 at 71; he also, at the age of over 60, played something very close to a romantic interest in which film?
Answer:

Answer: Mrs Henderson Presents

Mrs Henderson Presents
Mrs. Henderson Presents


Context:
Question: The ship Andrea Gail features in which 1997 book and 2000 film?
Answer:

Answer: The Perfect Storm

Perfect storm (disambiguation)
The Perfect Storm
Perfect Storm


Context:
Question: What was the height achieved at the 2012 Olympic Games, an Olympic record, by Reynaud Lavillennie to win the men's pole vault?
Answer:

Answer: 5.97 m (19 ft 7 in)


Context:
Question: The writer Tolstoy fundraised for, and donated the proceeds from some of his writing towards, helping the practitioners of what religious movement?
Answer:

Answer: Doukhobors

Doukhobours
Doukhobour
Dukhobory
Spirit Wrestlers
Духоборцы
Dukhobortsy
Doukabour
Dukhobors
Doukhobor
Doukhobors
Dukhobor
Duchobortzi
Duchobors
Dukabors
Doukobour
The Dukhabors
Doukobours
Духоборы
Duhobory


Context:
Question: Which drug, used as a stimulant in heart failure, can cause convulsions and paralysis if overdosed?
Answer:

Answer: Strychnine

Stricnine
Stricknine
Strynchnos
Strichnine
Strychnine alkaloids
Strictnine
Strychnidin-10-one
Strychnine
C21H22N2O2
Strychnine sulfate


Context:
Question: What do Spencer Tracy, Fredric March, Gary Cooper, Marlon Brando, Dustin Hoffman, Tom Hanks, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Penn have in common?
Answer:

Answer: Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor

Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor


Context:
Question: "What is the birth name of Kim Wilde, the daughter of 1950s UK rock 'n' roller Marty Wilde, whose debut single ""Kids in America"" (1981) reached #2 in the UK Singles Chart?"
Answer:

Answer: Kim Smith

Kim Smith
Smith, Kim
Kimberley Smith
Kimberly Smith
Kimberley Smith (athlete)
Kimberley Smith (disambiguation)
Kim Smith (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Who was an R&B; musician from Houston, Texas, raised mostly in Los Angeles, California, who, in addition to his successful Grammy Award-winning career as a solo artist, collaborated with many musicians including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Band, Little Richard, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash?
Answer:

Answer: Billy Preston


Context:
Question: In 1815 a fund was set up for 'securing provisions to widows, sisters and other females, which now includes a bank, life assurance, income and critical illness insurance, annuities fund and more; what name is it known under?
Answer:

Answer: Scottish Widows


Context:
Question: "Which author famously upset her publisher by beginning a book with ""I am quite tired of making goody goody books about nice people""?"
Answer:

Answer: Beatrix Potter

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


Context:
Question: Harvey Littleton, Dominick Labino, Dale Chihuly, Dante Marioni, Fritz Driesbach and Marvin Lipofsky are associated with producing art from what material?
Answer:

Answer: Glass

Optical glass
Glass sheet
Glass Science
Glass origins
Glass (material)
Optical quality glass
Vitreous state
Crafted glass
Glass
Glass physics
How glass is made
Industrial Glass
Glassy state
Silicate glass
Physics of glass
Glassmaker
Industrial glass
Glassy State
Optical-quality glass
Vitreous materials
Glassy
Glassmaking
Oxide glass
Glass sand
Vitreous Materials


Context:
Question: Which 19th century American poet wrote over 1,000 poems which were published between 1890 and 1945, after her death?
Answer:

Answer: Emily Dickinson

Ample Make This Bed
Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
Poem 301
Dickinsonian
Cherry bureau
Emliy dickenson
Box (locked)
Emily Dickenson
Style of Emily Dickinson
Emily dickinson
Emily dickonson
Emily Dickinson


Context:
Question: What was the function of the Cloaca Maxima in ancient Rome?
Answer:

Answer: Drain the city sewage and waste water, and the local marshes

Drain the city sewage and waste water, and the local marshes


Context:
Question: On 16 January 1991 all major TV networks in the USA were pre-empted directly after the evening news broadcast to allow for what?
Answer:

Answer: Coverage of the first steps and shots in the Gulf War

Coverage of the first steps and shots in the Gulf War


Context:
Question: What part of the body produces insulin?
Answer:

Answer: Pancreas

Inferior surfaces of the pancreas
Margo superior corporis pancreatis
Margo inferior
Pancrease
Development of pancreas
Pancreas, exocrine
Inferior margin of the pancreas
Pâncrea
Surface of the pancreas
Pancreatic hormones
Tuber omentale corporis pancreatis
Facies inferior corporis pancreatis
Anterior surface of pancreas
Superior margin of pancreas
Pancreas development
Omental tuber
Inferior margins of the pancreas
Tuber omentale
Inferior surface of the pancreas
Pancreatic diseases
Pancreatotomy
Surface of pancreas
Pancreas disorders
Omental eminence of pancreas
Pancreatic function
Inferior surfaces of pancreas
Facies anterior corporis pancreatis
Pamcreas
Margins of pancreas
Exocrine pancreas
Pancreatic
Omental tuberosity
Tuber omentale pancreatis
Receptors, pancreatic hormone
Surfaces of pancreas
Margin of the pancreas
Inferior surface of pancreas
Ventral anlage
Pancreatotomies
Margo anterior corporis pancreatis
Margins of the pancreas
Pancreatic development
Margo inferior corporis pancreatis
Exocrine component of pancreas
Pancrea
Surfaces of the pancreas
Inferior margin of pancreas
Dorsal anlage
Inferior margins of pancreas
Pancreatic dysfunction
Pancreas
Anterior margin of pancreas


Context:
Question: Where are the Islay malt whisky distilleries?
Answer:

Answer: Inner Hebrides in Scotland


Context:
Question: One of the largest countries in Africa derived its food wealth for thousands of years from the regular flooding of which river?
Answer:

Answer: Nile

Middle Nile Basin
Nile River
Nile valley
The Nile
Piaro
Great Bend of the Nile
Source Of The Nile
Sources of the Nile
Nile River Basin
An Nīl
Bahr el Nîl
Nile Valley
The Nile River
Iteru
Yellow Nile
River Nile
Eonile
Nile
Nile R.
Nile Basin
Source of the Nile
النيل
Nile river
Nile River Valley
Bahr el Nil
Phiaro
Source of the nile
The River Nile
Evolution river nile sudan
En-Nīl


Context:
Question: The king of what country became Iceland's ruler by treaty in 1262?
Answer:

Answer: Norway

Norvège
Mainland Norway
Norway
Norvege
Noregur
NORWAY
Norwegian state
Etymology of Norway
Noruega
Norwegen
ISO 3166-1:NO
Noreg
Republic of Norway
Norwegian kingdom
Kongeriket Noreg
Name of Norway
Kongeriket Norge
Noorwegen
Kingdom of Norway
Sport in Norway
Norwegia
Royal Kingdom of Norway


Context:
Question: Where does the Yellow River have its source?
Answer:

Answer: Tibet

Thibet
Tuebed
Tibet
Greater Tibet
བོད་
T'u-po
Demographics of Tibet
Name of Tibet
Tibet mountains
Tibet (region)


Context:
Question: What phrase describes the runner, driver or rider in the lead of a race?
Answer:

Answer: Pace setter

Pace-setter
Pace setter
Pacemaker (track)
Pace setting
Pacemaker (running)


Context:
Question: "In 1976 or 1977, John Carpenter and Debra Hill began drafting a story titled ""The Babysitter Murders"", which eventually became what film?"
Answer:

Answer: Halloween

Halowe'en
Old hallow's eve
Night of darkness
Kuzcoween
All Saints Eve
Halloween
Halloween television specials
Hallow-e'en
Holoween
Dia de las Brujas
Hallowen
All Hallows' Eve
Holloween
All Hallows Eve
Día de las Brujas
Halloween's origin
All Hallow's Eve
History of Halloween
All Saints' Eve
Halloween Day
Hollowen
Halloween games
Noche de las Brujas
Allhalloween
Hallowe'En
Halowen
Snap Apple Night
Haloween
Hollaween
Ol' hallow's eve
Trilloween
History and folklore of Halloween
Hallowe'en
All Hallows’ Even
Hallowe’en
Helloween holiday
Halaween
Allhallowe'en


Context:
Question: The 25th screen version of which novel was released in 2012?
Answer:

Answer: Anna Karenina

Sergius Koznyshev
Anna Karenin
Karenin
Anna Karena
Count Aleksei Vronsky
Konstantine Levin
Ana Karenina
Konstantin Dmitrievich Levin
Stepan Arkadyevitch Oblonsky
Konstantin Dmitrievitch Levin
Prince Stepan Oblonsky
Stepan Oblonsky
Anna Karenina (novel)
Kostya Levin
Karenina
Sergius Ivanich Koznyshev
Анна Каренина
Anna Karenina
Konstantin Levin
Katerina Alexandrovna Shcherbatsky


Context:
Question: A mill in Woodbridge, Suffolk, England, built in the 12th century, reconstructed in 1792, further restored in 2010 and currently in full working order is a early English example of a mill powered by what?
Answer:

Answer: Tide

Compound Tides
Semidiurnal tide
Neaps
Ebb Tide
Lake tides
High tides
Spring Tide
Spring tides
Flow tide
High Water
Tide lands
Springs (tide)
Tides
Tidal cycle
Tides in the Mediterranean
Neap Tide
Spring tide
Ocean tides
Land tide
Tidal
Overtide
Tied
Tidal currents
Low tide
Shift tides
Lunar tide
Astronomical tide
Neap Tides
Flooding tide
Flood tide
Neap-tide
Tidal flow
Tidal current
Tidal constituent
Compound Tide
Tidal movement
Ebbing tide
Neap tide
Semidiurnal tides
Ebb tide
Overtides
Low water
Lake tide
Tide
High tide
Ebb Tide (disambiguation)
Spring high tide
High water
Shift his tides
Ebbing


Context:
Question: """Wuthering Heights"" by Emily Bront tells the story of which two lovers?"
Answer:

Answer: Catherine and Heathcliff


Context:
Question: What name is given to the declaration of aims and policies of a political party before an election?
Answer:

Answer: Manifesto

Political Manifesto
Election manifesto
Electoral manifesto
Political manifesto
Manifesto
Manifestos
Election program
Election Manifesto


Context:
Question: Who invented the biro pen?
Answer:

Answer: Lszl Br


Context:
Question: Eugne Arnold Dolmetsch (1858-1940) is seen as largely responsible for promoting what for use in schools?
Answer:

Answer: Recorder

The Recorder
Recorder
Recorders
Recorder (disambiguation)
The Recorder (newspaper)


Context:
Question: "Known in the USA as ""The March King"" he made his first recordings with Columbia Phonograph Company in 1890; what was his name?"
Answer:

Answer: John Philip Sousa

Hail to the Spirit of Liberty
John phillips sousa
J.Ph. Sousa
John Phillip Sousa
Sousa's Band
Marching Along
John Philips Sousa
March Kings
John Philip Sousa
John Sousa
J. P. Sousa
John Phillips Sousa
John P. Sousa
The Northern Pines


Context:
Question: What is the commercial capital of India?
Answer:

Answer: Mumbai

Bomaim
Galajunkja
Mumbai
Kakamuchee
Greater Bombay
Bombay, Maharashtra
Mumbay
Mumbai, India
Bombay (India)
Mumbaii
Mumbaī
Mumbaai
Mumbia
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mubai
Mumbai, Maharastra
मुंबई
Bombay also known as mumbai
Greater Mumbai
Eastindians
Crime in Mumbai
Mumbai, MH
Bon Bahia
Bombei
Mumbai City
Bombay india
Bom Bahia
Mumbai (Images)
Bombay, India
Bomaím
Bombai
Demographics of Mumbai
Rajhans Balvatika
Mumbai (Bombay)
Bombay City
Mombai
Bombay
Bombay, MH


Context:
Question: "In which "" Star Wars"" episode does Anakin Skywalker transform into the black-suited Darth Vader?"
Answer:

Answer: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith

Star Wars Episode III: The Creeping Fear

SWE3 (Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith)

Star Wars: Episode 3 - Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of The Sith

Star Wars, Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

Star wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Star War - The third gathers - Backstroke of the West

Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Star War — The third gathers — Backstroke of the West

Star Wars Episode III: REvenge of the Sith

SW3 (Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith)


Context:
Question: To prove his theories of the diaspora of South American peoples, who sailed in a balsa raft called Kon Tiki across the Pacific Ocean in 1947?
Answer:

Answer: Thor Heyerdahl

Ra I
Thore Hejredal
Thor Heyer-dahl
Thor Heyerdal
Heyerdahl, Thor
Thor Heyerdahl
Thor Heyedahl
Thor Heyerdahl Research Centre
Tigris (boat)
Ra II


Context:
Question: "Complete the title of this James Bond film: ""From Russia With ... """
Answer:

Answer: Love

Idealized love
Loveliest
Love
Loves
Prem (Hinduism)
Sacrificial love
True Love (The feeling)
Chemistry of love
Lovable
💑
Idealised love
Love interest
Loving relationship
Latin words for love
Lovingly
愛
Loveworthy
Lovelier


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

Answer: Jorge Lorenzo


Context:
Question: What would you expect if you asked for Focaccia in an Italian restaurant?
Answer:

Answer: Bread

Somun
Crust of bread
Leavened bread
Scali
Pão
Round bread
Loaves
Bread round
Crust of Bread
Batch bread
Double roti
Bread crust
Bread making
Breadmaking
Ammunition bread
Bread
Crusty bread
Bread Making
Breads
Raw Toast
🍞
Soft-tack
Milk Loaf
Round of bread
Crust (bread)
Heel (bread)


Context:
Question: What country lies to north of the Republic of Chad?
Answer:

Answer: The State of Libya

Al-Jamahiriya al-%60Arabiyah al-Libiyah ash-Sha%60biyah al-Ishtirakiyah al-Uzma


Context:
Question: The waters of the Gulf of Mexico flow to meet the Atlantic Ocean through what?
Answer:

Answer: Florida Straits

Strait of Florida
Florida Straits
Strait of florida
Straights of Florida
Florida Strait
Florida Straights
Straits of Florida
Straits of florida


Context:
Question: "Which police station is at the centre of the long-running UK TV series ""The Bill""?"
Answer:

Answer: Sun Hill

Sun Hill (disambiguation)
Sun hill
Sun Hill


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

Answer: Tapioca

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


Context:
Question: Which TV detective lived in a static caravan?
Answer:

Answer: Rockford


Context:
Question: What shape are honeycomb cells?
Answer:

Answer: Hexagons

⬢
Equilateral hexagon
Truncated triangle
Sexagon
Regular hexagon
6-gon
Hexagone
Hexagons
Hexagonal figure
Hexagonal
Hexgon
Triambus
Hexagon


Context:
Question: "After stints backing Little Richard and the Isley Brothers, who was discovered leading ""Jimmy James and the Blue Flames"" at the Caf Wha? in New York and taken to London on 26 September 1966 to make hit records?"
Answer:

Answer: Jimi Hendrix

Hendrix
Lithofayne Pridgeon
Jimi hendrix
Early life of jimi hendrix
Villanova Junction
James Marshall Hendrix
Jimmi Hendrix
Jimy Hendrix
Johnny Allen Hendrix
Jimmy hendrix
Jimmy Hendricks
Gypsy Sun and Rainbows
Jimmy Hendrix
Electric Church
Janie Hendrix
Early life of Jimi Hendrix
Heaven Research
Jim Hendrix
Al Hendrix
Gypsy Suns and Rainbows
James Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix


Context:
Question: Which Earl of Essex, after being sent to Ireland as Governor-General in 1599, being briefly imprisoned and leading a rebellion against Queen Eliabeth I, was executed in 1601?
Answer:

Answer: Robert Devereux

Robert Devereux
Robert Devereux Essex
Robert Devereux (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What novel was published by Bob Dylan in 1971?
Answer:

Answer: Tarantula

Tarantel
Theraphosidae
Tarantulas
Tarantula spider
Taranchula
Tarantula
Theraphosid


Context:
Question: Part of a great lake many millions of years ago, re-formed by seismic activity, and functioning as a cradle of human activity for at least 1.9 m years, Oldupai Gorge in the Tanzanian part of the Great Rift is named after what?
Answer:

Answer: A sisal plant which grows in the gorge


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

Answer: Synonyms and antonyms of words


Context:
Question: Dragon boat racing, as part of a complex of ceremonies, is thought to have originated where?
Answer:

Answer: China

People's Republic of China (Mainland China)


Context:
Question: What is the name of a device, consisting essentially of two wires of different metals, whereby heat energy may be changed to electrical energy?
Answer:

Answer: Thermocouple

Thermocouples
Pilot Generator
Cold junction compensation
Type k thermocouple
Thermocouple
Thermopair
Hot junction (thermocouple)
Thermal couple
Thermocouples applied
Hot junction
Cold junction (thermocouple)
Thermal junction
Type K thermocouple
Thermel
Heat thermocouple
Thermal Couple
Thermoelectric thermometer
Thermo electric thermometer
Pilot generator


Context:
Question: During the 1924 Olympic Games relations between the teams representing Italy and France in fencing boiled over into a duel between two of their ancillary personnel, over what?
Answer:

Answer: A scoring controversy


Context:
Question: "Which Bob Dylan song begins ""You got a lotta nerveTo say you are my friend. When I was down, You just stood there grinning""?"
Answer:

Answer: Positively 4th Street

Positively Fourth Street
Positively 4th Street


Context:
Question: If two lemons are added to two apples what, in mathematical terms, is the result?
Answer:

Answer: Four pieces of fruit


Context:
Question: "In Australia, what is known as a ""Laughing Jackass""?"
Answer:

Answer: Kookaburra

Dacelo novaeguinea
Kookaburra
Kookabura
Dacelo
Kookaburras


Context:
Question: "Which British singer, born Sandra Ann Goodrich, was known as ""the barefoot pop princess of the 1960s""?"
Answer:

Answer: Sandie Shaw

Just A Disillusion
Just a Disillusion
Tonight in Tokyo
Tonight In Tokyo
Today (Chris Andrews song)
Run (Sandie Shaw song)
Tomorrow (Sandie Shaw song)
Sandie Shaw
Don't Run Away (Sandie Shaw song)
I Don't Need Anything
I'll Stop at Nothing
How Can You Tell
As Long as You're Happy Baby
Sandi Shaw
Nothing Comes Easy (song)
I'll Stop At Nothing
Sandra Goodrich
Today (Sandie Shaw song)
As Long As You're Happy Baby
Show Me (Sandie Shaw song)


Context:
Question: In Central and South America it is possible to find several rivers named Colorado, in Costa Rica, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina; where is the source of the Colorado River in Argentina?
Answer:

Answer: The Andes

The Andes
Northern Andes
Andean mountains
Andean
Geology of the Andes
Andean orogeny
Andes Range
South american andes
Andean highland
High Andes
Andes
Andes mountains
The Andes Mountains
Andes Mountain
The andes
Andes range
Andes Mountains
South American Andes
The Andes Mountain
Andes of Peru
Andean Mountain System


Context:
Question: What is the official language of the People's Republic of Bangladesh?
Answer:

Answer: Bengali

Bengaltsy
Bengali (disambiguation)
Bengalee
Bengali
Bengalese


Context:
Question: What word is traditionally applied to clothes and linen collected by a woman before her marriage?
Answer:

Answer: Trousseau

Trousseau
Wedding trousseau
Trousseau (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What was the name of the 1976 film that told the story of Woody Guthrie?
Answer:

Answer: Bound for Glory

Bound For Glory
Bound for Glory
Bound for Glory (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: "Which is the Muppet character who appeared in ""The Muppet Show"" from the third season and in a number of Muppet films, who throws fish which return to him and plays a fish organ (a line of fish that, when squeezed, each gargle a different note)?"
Answer:

Answer: Lew Zealand

Robin (Muppet)
The Muppet Newsman
Beautiful Day Monster
Clifford muppet
Bubba the Rat
Uncle Deadly (Muppet)
Ma Bear
Thog (Muppet)
Randy Pig
The Frackles
Emily Bear (Muppet)
George the Janitor
'80s Robot
Andy and Randy Pig
Steel Rabbit
Camilla the Chicken
Marvin Suggs
List of Muppets
Crazy Harry
Constantine the Frog
George the janitor
Clifford (muppet)
Mr. Poodlepants
Johnny Fiama
Yolanda the Rat
Bobo the bear
Robin The Frog
Lew Zealand
Sweetums
Camilla the chicken
Anything Muppets
Camilla (muppet)
Dr Julius Strangepork
Bean Bunny
Whatnot (Muppet)
Baskerville the Hound
Mildred Huxtetter
Dr. Julius Strangepork
Pops (Muppet)
Bobo the Bear
Link Hogthrob
Robin the Frog
Lou Zealand
The Elvises
Clifford (Muppet)
Bubba the rat
Camilla (Muppet)
Whatnot Muppet
Sal Minella
Andy and randy pig
Andy Pig
Beauregard (Muppet)
Waldo C. Graphic
Anything Muppet
List of The Muppet Show Muppets


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

Answer: Orangutan

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


Context:
Question: This 1993 film won Oscars, Bafta and Golden Globe Awards despite its sometimes harrowing portrayal of hardships and stress, including the butchering of its heroine's hand; which film was it?
Answer:

Answer: The Piano


Context:
Question: Which two countries have dominated the gold medals in the Bandy World Championship since it was established in Finland in 1957?
Answer:

Answer: USSR and then Russia


Context:
Question: "Which singer/songwriter, who began releasing hit singles in 1958, has had 3 albums (""The Definitive Collection"", ""Waking Up Is Hard to Do"" & ""The Music of My Life"") on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart between 2007 & 2010?"
Answer:

Answer: Neil Sedaka


Context:
Question: Where would dimples always be found in a game of golf?
Answer:

Answer: On the golf balls


Context:
Question: According to a short story by Washington Irving (1819), who escaped his nagging wife by wandering into New York's Catskill Mountains, fell asleep, and returned to his village, where he found that 20 years had passed?
Answer:

Answer: Rip Van Winkle

Rip van Winkle
Rip van winkle
Rip van Winkel
Rip Wan Winkle
Rip Van Winkle
Rip Van winkle


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

Answer: Google Maps

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


Context:
Question: The Indus River flows the length of Pakistan and is Pakistan's main source of water for industry and drinking; where does it rise?
Answer:

Answer: Tibet

Thibet
Tuebed
Tibet
Greater Tibet
བོད་
T'u-po
Demographics of Tibet
Name of Tibet
Tibet mountains
Tibet (region)


Context:
Question: "How many legs does a millipede (""thousand-foot"") have?"
Answer:

Answer: Between 22 and 750


Context:
Question: "One of Australia's oldest and most important industrial disputes and the subject of Henry Lawson's poem ""Freedom on the Wallaby"", in 1891 brought central Queensland to the brink of civil war. What group of people was involved?"
Answer:

Answer: Shearers


Context:
Question: When did Maori arrive in New Zealand?
Answer:

Answer: late 13th century CE


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

Answer: Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, 1905


Context:
Question: Estonia, New Zealand, Italy and Austria share what?
Answer:

Answer: They are nuclear free zones


Context:
Question: A clapperboard is used in which industry?
Answer:

Answer: Film

Motion pictures
Movie
Motion picture photography
Moving image
Filmographer
Major motion picture
Films
FiLm
Motion Pictures
Moving picture
Big screen
Motion-picture
Worldwide distribution
Flickers
Moviefilm
Movies
Recorded motion
Moveis
Motion picture
Movie film
Moving images
Big-screen
Motion Picture
7th Art
Film


Context:
Question: The 2013-4 MacRobertson Shield international competition, hosted in New Zealand, was in what sport?
Answer:

Answer: Croquet

Croquet mallet
Lead off striker
Croquet ball
Association croquet
Croquet
Association Croquet


Context:
Question: The main international cricket competitions are Test matches, ODI, and which other?
Answer:

Answer: Twenty20 Internationals

T20I
Twenty20 International
Twenty20 International cricket
Twenty20 Internationals
Twenty 20 International
T20 International
Twenty20 international
International Twenty20


Context:
Question: In the culinary world, what word is used for the edible offal of a fowl, typically including the heart, gizzard and liver?
Answer:

Answer: Giblets


Context:
Question: Redfoo and Sky Blu were members of which electronic rock band?
Answer:

Answer: LMFAO

I AM NOT A WHORE
Redfoo & SkyBlu
Redfoo (LMFAO)
LMFAO (rap group)
Lmfao band
Lmfao group
Party Rock Business
LMFAO (Group)
Lmfao
LMFAO (band)
LMMFAO
L.M.F.A.O.
LMFAO
Shuffle Bot
Redfoo & Sky Blu
With You (LMFAO song)
LM*AO
LMFAO (group)


Context:
Question: What is the name of a book where photographs or stamps are kept?
Answer:

Answer: Album

Album
Opening track
Album length
Self titled debut album
Spanish Studio albums
Record album
Self titled studio album
Album (music)
Music albums
Bonus disc
Bonus Track
Bonus tracks
Studioalbum
Bonus song
English Studio albums
Album Chart
Japanese Bonus Tracks
Musical album
Studio albums
Album (Music)
Albums
Proper album
Self-titled studio album
Music track
Album project
Sophomore Album
Record track
Studio album
Somophore album
(album)
Albums (music)
Self-titled debut album
Album track
Studio Album
Record albums
Music album
Bonus songs
Bonus track


Context:
Question: What was the 1908 Tunguska Event?
Answer:

Answer: A major meteor strike in Siberia


Context:
Question: The third part of trilogy of Hobbit movies, released at the end of 2014, is called what?
Answer:

Answer: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies

The Hobbit 3: The Battle of the Five Armies

The Hobbit the Battle of the Five Armies

The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies Movie

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies


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

Answer: The Mikado

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


Context:
Question: The cocktail called a Tom Collins consists of lemon or lime juice, sugar, soda water and what else?
Answer:

Answer: Gin

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


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

Answer: King Zog of Albania

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


Context:
Question: When did blind black singer/composers Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles lose their sight?
Answer:

Answer: Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind in childhood

Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind in childhood


Context:
Question: Championship dragon boat racing calls for a specialised long boat, a team of paddlers (typically 20), a sweeper to steer and which other of these?
Answer:

Answer: A drummer and drum


Context:
Question: Bjrn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson wrote most of the songs for which pop group?
Answer:

Answer: ABBA

Infina AB
Andersson-Ulvaeus
Abba
ABBA
ABBA (band)
List of ABBA tribute bands
Infina
A.B.A.
Agnetha Björn Benny Anni-Frid
A.B.B.A.
Abba (band)
Benny and Bjorn
Invest Finans AB
ABBA in the United States
Festfolket


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

Answer: Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space

Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space


Context:
Question: Marat, Robespierre, Danton are names associated with what event at the end of the 18th century?
Answer:

Answer: The French Revolution

French Revolution up to the storming of the Bastille


Context:
Question: What is the name of the hand signalling system used by bookmakers to convey horses' odds?
Answer:

Answer: Tic-tac


Context:
Question: What is next in the sequence: Lima, Quito, Bogota...?
Answer:

Answer: Caracas

Metropolitan District of Caracas
Caraqueno
Caracas Metropolitan District
Caracas
Santiago de León de Caracas
Caracas, Venezuela
Carcas
Caracas, Venezuala
Capital of Venezuela
Carracas
UN/LOCODE:VECCS
Santiago de Venezuela
America/Caracas
Santiago de Leon de Caracas
Caraqueño


Context:
Question: The winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film 1987, Babette's Feast, was set in, and filmed by, what country?
Answer:

Answer: Denmark

Eastern Denmark
Kingdom of denmark
Denmarke
Subdivisions of Denmark
Kongeriget Danmark
Mainland Denmark
Danmoerk
Denmark proper
Danimarca
ISO 3166-1:DK
Denmark
Dänemark
Danska
Denmarc
KingdomOfDenmark
DENMARK
Kingdom of Denmark
Denemarke
Administrative divisions of denmark
Danish kingdom
Danemark
Daenemark
Media in Denmark
Danmörk
DenmarK
Danmork
Administrative divisions of Denmark
Media of Denmark
Danish Kingdom
Dinamarca


Context:
Question: What colour cat is a Russian Blue?
Answer:

Answer: Grey

Greyer
Greyishness
Grayly
Grayishness
Grayness
Neutral color
Achromatic grey
Greyishly
Light Grey
Greyest
Achromatic colors
Gray
Grey (color)
Spelling of %22grey%22
Neutral colors
Grey
Dark Gray
Dark white
Grayest
Neutral colours
Greyly
Gray (color)
Grey (colour)
Achromatic colours
Spelling of %22gray%22
Achromatic color
Greyness
Light black
Grayingly
Greyingly
Grayishly
Neutral colour
Achromatic colour
Gray (colour)
808080


Context:
Question: Omar Sharif played the title character in the 1965 film of what 1957 novel by the Russian writer Boris Pasternak?
Answer:

Answer: Dr Zhivago

Dr. Zhivago
Dr zhivago
Yuriatin
Dr. Yuri Zhivago
Doctor Zhivago (disambiguation)
Dr. Zhivago (novel)
Varykino
Доктор Живаго
Yury Andreyevich Zhivago
Zivago
Doctor Zhivago
Yury Zhivago
Zhivago
Yuryatin
Doktor Zhivago
Dr Zhivago
Doctor zhivago


Context:
Question: What profession was Jean-Paul Marat, noted for his involvement in the French Revolution at the end of the 18th century?
Answer:

Answer: Journalist

Broadcast Journalist
Ace reporter
Juornalist
Television Journalist
Journo
Newsman
Journalists
Reporter
Newspaper men
Television journalist
News paper woman
Newspaper man
News reporter
Newspaper reporter
Reporters
Media coverage
News paper women
Newswriter
Press reporter
News paper man
Journos
Newspaperman
Journalist
Newsmonger
Newspaperwomen
Newspaper journalist
Newspapermen
Newspaper women
Newspaperwoman
Media reporter
Political journalists
Newspaper woman
News paper men


Context:
Question: Where are the Huron Falls?
Answer:

Answer: Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania

Ricketts Glen State Park, Pennsylvania
Ricketts Glen State Park
Rickett's Glen
Ricketts Glen


Context:
Question: "The US TV series ""Mad Men"" centres around what industry or profession?"
Answer:

Answer: Advertising

Pervasive advertising
Billboard (television)
Newspaper advertisements
Commercial marketing
Advertisements
The evolution of american advertising
Contemporary advertising
Advert
List of advertising clichés
Advertize
Advertizing
Advertizes
Newspaper ad
Commercial advertisement
Adverting
Coroporate propaganda
Advertising cliches
Advertising media
Ghost branding
Promotional documents
List of Advertising Cliches
Adverts
Advertizement
Insidious adverstising
List of advertising cliches
Advertises
Ethical advertising
Textual ads
Advertisement
Newspaper advertisement
Advertisment
Newspaper advertising
Advertising material
TYPES OF ADVERTISING
Adverted
Advertising
Commericals
Ad
Print ad
Advertiser
Advertising materials
Ghost ad
Advertizements
Glossy brochure
Alternative advertising
Manufactured demand
Paid media
Advertized
Commercial Message
Advertised
Advertisers
Advertise
Non traditional advertising
Capitalist propaganda
Commercial message


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

Answer: Narrow trench


Context:
Question: "Which is the preposition in the sentence ""Mary put her dog in the basket""?"
Answer:

Answer: In

In (disambiguation)
I.N.
IN
In.
In
I.n.
I N
IN (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: As at early 2015, how many Prime Ministers have served in Australia since 2013?
Answer:

Answer: 3


Context:
Question: Cayenne, after which the spicy condiment is named, is a city in which country?
Answer:

Answer: French Guiana

Administrative divisions of French Guiana


Context:
Question: Quitline is a system of centres to help people to quit what?
Answer:

Answer: Tobacco or alcohol


Context:
Question: The Bering Sea is named after what or whom?
Answer:

Answer: Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator in Russian service, the first European to explore it

Vitus Bering, a Danish navigator in Russian service, the first European to explore it


Context:
Question: In Scotland, porridge is traditionally made with what?
Answer:

Answer: Oats

Oatp
Oats
Avenalin
Cultivated oat
Oat
Avenin
Oatstraw
Common oat
Oat milling
A. sativa
Avena sativa
Oat fiber


Context:
Question: Who was the 11th and 12th century ruler of Georgia, celebrated by Georgians as their most successful, leading them out from Turkish domination, reuniting the country, and subsequently being canonised by the Georgian Orthodox Church?
Answer:

Answer: David IV

David IV the Builder
David II of Georgia
David IV of Georgia
David IV
დავით აღმაშენებელი
David iv of georgia
David the Builder


Context:
Question: "What is the reference in the title of the film ""Mr. Pip"" (2012)?"
Answer:

Answer: Great Expectations by Charles Dickens


Context:
Question: What dish has romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper?
Answer:

Answer: Caesar salad

Caeser salad
Aviator salad
Chicken Caeser Salad
Cesar salad
Caesar dressing
Caeser Salad
CaesarSalad
Caesar Salad
Caesar salad


Context:
Question: Yingluck Shinawatra, the last democratically elected Prime Minister of Thailand (in 2011), is nearly related to Thaksin Shinawatra, the first democratically elected leader under Thailand's 1997 constitution; what relation are they?
Answer:

Answer: Brother and sister

Little Brother and Little Sister
Brother and Sister
Brother and sister
Little Sister and Little Brother


Context:
Question: Who was the first person from the USA to win the Nobel prize for literature?
Answer:

Answer: Sinclair Lewis

(Harry) Sinclair Lewis
Harry Sinclair Lewis
Lewis, (Harry) Sinclair
Grace Hegger
Sinclair Lewis


Context:
Question: The Salt Flat of Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat, is in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Bolivia

Bolivia, Plurinational State of
Name of Bolivia
Bolivia
Etymology of Bolivia
Bolivian Republic
Republic of Bolivia
ISO 3166-1:BO
The Plurinational State of Bolivia
Plan de Todos
Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia
Volivia
Boliva
Bolívia
Plurinational State of Bolivia
Volívia
República de Bolivia
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)


Context:
Question: "Joss Whedon's 2002 US TV series ""Firefly"" won a 2003 Primetime Emmy Award for what?"
Answer:

Answer: Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series

Outstanding Special Visual Effects for a Series


Context:
Question: A dress worn at President John F Kennedy's birthday party at Madison Square Garden on 19 May 1962 was sold at auction in 1999 for $1.26 million. Who wore it at the party?
Answer:

Answer: Marilyn Munroe

Marilyn monroe
Marirlyn Monroe
Norma DiMaggio
Norma Jean DiMaggio
Norma Jean Dougherty
Norma Mortenson
Marliyn Monroe
Norma Dougherty
Marilyn Monroe Miller
Marylyn Monroe
Norma Jean Baker Mortenson
Norma Jeane Baker
Norma Baker
Natasha Lytess
Norma Jean Mortenson
Norma Jean Baker
Norma Jeane
Marilyn Monroe
Norma Jeane DiMaggio
Norma Jean Mortensen
Marilyn Munro
Merylin Monroe
Norma Jeane Mortenson
Marylin Monroe
Marilyn Monro
Charles Stanley Gifford
Norma Jeane Dougherty
Fifth Helena Drive
Norma jeane mortenson
Marilyn Munroe


Context:
Question: Where is the homeland of Queen Boudica (also Boudicca or Boadicea), who led a revolt against the Romans in England in the first century CE?
Answer:

Answer: East Anglia

Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Enterprise Zone


Context:
Question: "Who said it ""Don't Matter"" in 2007?"
Answer:

Answer: Akon

Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam

Aliaune Damala Bouga Time Bongo Puru Nacka Lu Lu Lu Badara Akon Thiam


Context:
Question: "How many films were made by director Sir Peter Jackson from Tolkien's short book, ""The Hobbit""?"
Answer:

Answer: 3


Context:
Question: Who during the period from 760-814 CE laid the foundations for the French and German nation states?
Answer:

Answer: Charlemagne

Emperor of the West and Frankish king Charles I


Context:
Question: In 1938 Orson Welles, who was 22 at the time, wrote, produced, and narrated a radio play adaptation of what work, the US broadcast of which sparked widespread upheaval and panic?
Answer:

Answer: The War of the Worlds by H.G.Wells


Context:
Question: Since the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) World Tour Masters 1000 was introduced in 1990 until 2015, which former world number 1 holds the record for the most titles, with 27?
Answer:

Answer: Rafael Nadal

Rafael %22Rafa%22 Nadal Parera
Rafael Nadal Foundation
Rafa nadal
Rafael Nadal Parera
The King of Clay
R nadal
Rafa Nadal
Rafael Nadal-Parera
Nadal
Raphael Nadal
Rafael Nadal
Fundación Rafa Nadal
Rafa Nadal Foundation
Fundacion Rafa Nadal
King of Clay


Context:
Question: What is the only book written by Emily Bronte?
Answer:

Answer: Wuthering Heights

Wutherin heights
Wuthering
Thrushcross Grange
Wuthering Heights
Wuthering heights
Frances Earnshaw


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

Answer: Announcing he had HIV


Context:
Question: What was Sweeney Todd's occupation in Stephen Sondheim's work?
Answer:

Answer: Barber

Barbershop (hair)
Tonsorial
Barbers
Tonsor
Barbershop (business)
Barbering
Barber
Barber store


Context:
Question: "What does the US television series ""Elementary"" centre on?"
Answer:

Answer: Crime detection

Crime detection
Criminal investigation
Criminal Investigation


Context:
Question: What is a connection between Phillip Hughes (1988-2014), Australian cricketer, and Roy McBridie, (1915 1960), New Zealand cricketer?
Answer:

Answer: They both died while playing a match, from being struck in the neck by a cricket ball

They both died while playing a match, from being struck in the neck by a cricket ball


Context:
Question: What fruit gets its name from its similarity to the locally native word for testicle?
Answer:

Answer: Avocado

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


Context:
Question: Where would a dewclaw usually be found?
Answer:

Answer: High up on the foot of many mammals, birds and reptiles

High up on the foot of many mammals, birds and reptiles


Context:
Question: Neil Oliver provides archaeological and social history knowledge for, and fronts, programmes for UK TV in Britain, continental Europe and Australia, called what?
Answer:

Answer: Coast

List of coastal topics
Coastal feature
Sea coast
Coastal formations
Coastal landform
Coasts
Coastland
Coast
Coastline
Coastal
Pelagic coast
Coastal ecosystem
Coastal zone
Coastal ecosystems
Seacoast


Context:
Question: The first synthetic organic chemical dye, mauveine, was discovered in 1856 as a byproduct of the search for the synthetic form of what?
Answer:

Answer: Quinine

Chinin
Quinine
Chinine
Kinine
Qualaquin
Coco-Quinine
Aflukin
Quinnine
Quinine powder
ATC code P01BC01
Legatrin


Context:
Question: The international multi-million dollar prizes set up in 2012 to recognise important recent achievements by scientists in (by 2015) Mathematics, Life Sciences, Fundamental Physics are known as what?
Answer:

Answer: The Breakthrough Prizes


Context:
Question: Which Irish Republican, an Irish volunteer of the Provisional Irish Republican Army, was elected to the UK Parliament while leading the 1981 hunger strike to protest against the removal of Special Category Status?
Answer:

Answer: Bobby Sands

Boby Sendz
Bobby Sands Street
Robert Gerard Sands
Roibeard Gearoid O Seachnasaigh
Bobby sands
Bobby Sands
Bobby Sands street
Back Home in Derry
Baby Sandez
Roibeard Gearóid Ó Seachnasaigh
Back home in derry


Context:
Question: The actor John Wayne was known by what nickname?
Answer:

Answer: The Duke

The Duke
Duke (disambiguation)
Duke (dog)
The Duke (1999 film)
Dukes (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: What NZ thoroughbred racehorse, foaled in 1925 by the brood mare Marsa and the sire of Phar Lap, was the first horse to win both the Melbourne Cup and Cox Plate in the same year?
Answer:

Answer: Nightmarch


Context:
Question: When this trophy was first offered for award in the 1871-72 season of its sport, how many teams competed and what was the trophy?
Answer:

Answer: FA Cup, 15 teams


Context:
Question: What type of sausage is usually sold in a flat circular coil?
Answer:

Answer: Cumberland

Cumberland, England
Cumberland County (historic)
Cumberland
Cumberlandshire
Wythburn
Cumberland (ward)
Cumberland (county, England)


Context:
Question: Ashton Carter, appointed USA Secretary of Defense in 2015, succeeded whom?
Answer:

Answer: Chuck Hagel

Senator Hagel
Chuck hagel
Chuck Hagel
Charles Timothy
Charles Hagel


Context:
Question: "BAFTA winning film ""The Theory of Everything"" is adapted from which book?"
Answer:

Answer: """Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen"" by Jane Wilde Hawking"

"""Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen"" by Jane Wilde Hawking"


Context:
Question: Which novelist, born in Bombay in 1865, was awarded the Nobel prize for Literature in 1907?
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: Which is the style of music, characterised by staccato offbeat rhythms, and owing much to the influence of mento, jazz, ska and rhythm and blues?
Answer:

Answer: Reggae

Reggae
Rockers Reggae
Raggae
Reggae films
Reggae in cape town
Reggae (Jamaican)
Reggae in Cape Town
Reggea
Reggae (music)
Reggae film
Reggae music
Reggay
Regae music


Context:
Question: What science does Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's creation, Sherlock Holmes, practise?
Answer:

Answer: Detection


Context:
Question: What is the only sequel to win an Academy Award for Best Picture?
Answer:

Answer: The Godfather Part II

The Godfather Part 2
The Godfather: Part II
Don Francesco Ciccio
TGP2
Godfather Part II
The Godfather Part II
Godfather Part 2
The Godfather II
The Godfather pt 2
Godfather part ii
The Godfather Part Two
The Godfather 2
Godfather 2
The godfather part ii
Godfather pt ii
Godfather II
The Godfather, Part II
Tony Rosato (The Godfather)
The godfather 2
Don Ciccio
THE GODFATHER PART II
Antonio %22Tony%22 Rosato


Context:
Question: Where is Petra, an archaeological site with rock-cut architecture and designated a World Heritage Site 1985, that was built by the Nabataeans as their capital city around 100 BC?
Answer:

Answer: Jordan

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


Context:
Question: "Who wrote the sons ""I've Got You Under My Skin"" and ""I Get A Kick Out Of You""?"
Answer:

Answer: Cole Porter

Cole Porter
Cole Albert Porter
Compositions by Cole Porter
Cole Albert
Cole porter
I Know It's Not Meant for Me


Context:
Question: What language did the playwright Henrik Ibsen write his plays in?
Answer:

Answer: Danish


Context:
Question: In sport, what is the next country in the sequence China, Sweden, USA, USA, China, Germany, Canada ...?
Answer:

Answer: France

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


Context:
Question: Which word would you choose in talking about the right in law to take necessaries, or necessary materials?
Answer:

Answer: Estover


Context:
Question: John F Kennedy suffered from chronic back complaints and what other medical problem?
Answer:

Answer: Addison's disease

Cutaneous signs due to addison's disease


Context:
Question: What system was added in 1858 to boost communication via the transatlantic telegraph cable between the USA and the UK?
Answer:

Answer: Mirror galvanometer

Marine galvanometer
Spot galvanometer
Speaking galvanometer
Light spot galvanometer
Mirror galvanometer


Context:
Question: Why was the bougainvillea plant given that name?
Answer:

Answer: The botanist who described it was on a ship commanded by Admiral de Bougainville

The botanist who described it was on a ship commanded by Admiral de Bougainville


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

Answer: A family of typefaces


Context:
Question: Zirconium, hafnium and rutherfordium are elements in the same group in the periodic table of elements, and transition metals; what is the fourth member of this group?
Answer:

Answer: Titanium

Titanium ore
Titanium Processing
Titanium metallurgy
Titanium
Titaniferous
Titanium sponge
Titanium jewelry
Menachite
Element 22
Titanium bolts


Context:
Question: The Council of Trent in the 16th century was held between believers of what religious faith?
Answer:

Answer: Christianity

Nazarethism
Living for jesus
Al Masihiyya
Christian beliefs
Xty
Christianry
Christian Religion
Jesusry
Christan
Doctrine, Christian
Christian religion
Christian faith
Kristendom
Christianty Impact On Civilization
Christianty
Christanity
Kristanismo
Kristendommen
Christainity
Christ's Faithful
Belief in Jesus
Al-Masihiya
Xtianity
X'ianity
Christianity
Christian-ism
Belief in jesus
Al-Masihiyya
Al Masihiya
Masihiya
Christian Beliefs
Living for Jesus
Chritianity
Xianity
Impact Of Christianity On Civilization
ChristianIty
Christian belief
Hıristiyanlık
Christian dogma
Chistianity
Masihiyya


Context:
Question: FIFA (Fdration Internationale de Football Association) was rocked in 2015 by what?
Answer:

Answer: Large scale indictments and arrests for corruption

Large scale indictments and arrests for corruption


Context:
Question: "Under what name did Mrs. Middleton Murray publish works such as ""The Garden Party"", ""The Dove's Nest"" and ""Something Childish""?"
Answer:

Answer: Katherine Mansfield

Katherine Middleton Murry
Katherine Mansfield
Kathleen Mansfield Murry
Kate Mansfield
Katherine Mansfield Beauchamp
Kathleen Murry
Katherine Mansfield Murry
Kathleen Mansfield Bowden
Katherine Mansfield Beauchamp Murry
Katharine Mansfield
Matilda Berry
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp
Kathleen Beauchamp
Catherine Mansfield


Context:
Question: Who of these musicians was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014?
Answer:

Answer: Cat Stevens

Cat stevens
Yusef Eslam
Cat Steven
Stephen Demetre Georgiou
Steven D. Georgiou
Kat stevens
Yusuf islam
Yusef Islam
Cat Stephens
Steven Demetre Georgiou
Cat stephen
Cat Stevens
Steven demetre georgiou
Stephen Georgiou
Yusuf (singer)
Yusaf Islam
Yousef Islam
Stevens, Cat
Yusuf Islam
Steven Georgiou


Context:
Question: The Formosan Black Bear is indigenous to where?
Answer:

Answer: Taiwan

Zhonghua Minguo
Republic of China
Taiwan country
Tawian
China, the Republic of
China (Taiwan)
Tai-Wan
Ilha formosa
Chung-hua Min-kuo
Republic of China(Taiwan)
臺灣
Ts'ai Tai-wan te Chung-hua Min-kuo
Taioaan
R.O.C
Tâi-oân
ISO 3166-1:TW
Tiawan
Taiwan, ROC
Min Guo
TAIWAN
Taiwan (nation)
Republic of CHina
Free China (modern)
Republic of China (R.O.C.)
Taiwan (country)
Jhong-hua Min-guo
Taiwan Island
台湾
JhongHua MinGuo
台灣
Taioan
Taiwan, Republic of China
Taïwan
Minguo
Chung-Hua Min-Kuo
Chuka Minkoku
Republic Of China
Jhonghua Minguo
RoC
Tai-oan
China (Republic of)
Republic of China/Taiwan
Taiwan (ROC)
Republic of China (1945–71)
Chunghwa Minkuo
Zhōnghuá Mínguó
Taiwan ROC
Taiwan Country
Chunghwa Republic
Republic China
R China
R.o.China
Republic of China, Taiwan
Chunghwaminkuo
Republic of china
Republic of China on Taiwan
Taiwan (state)
China (ROC)
Republic of China (ROC)
Republic of China (Taiwan)
Táiwān
RO China
The R.O.C.
Chūka Minkoku
Taiwan (Republic of China)
China (Republic : 1949-)
TPKM
China, Republic of (Taiwan)
ROC (China)
Tawan
Jhonghuá Mínguó
Zhonghuá Mínguó
中华民国
R.O. China
The Republic of China
Chung Min Kuo
Zhōnghuá Mín'guó
JhongHuá MínGuó
Republic of China (1949–present)
中華民國
T'aiwan
Táiwan
China, Republic of
Taiwan
Chunghua Minkuo


Context:
Question: In the mid 1990s what major fossil discovery was made in Liaoning, China?
Answer:

Answer: Well-preserved fossils of feathered dinosaurs

Well-preserved fossils of feathered dinosaurs


Context:
Question: The 2014 Man Booker Prize, the first to be open to any full length novel written in the English language and not just to those from the UK Commonwealth, Republic of Ireland or Zimbabwe, was awarded in October to which writer?
Answer:

Answer: Richard Flanagan, Tasmania, Australia


Context:
Question: "What dish derives from the Portuguese dish ""Carne de Vinha d' Alhos"" (pork preserved in red wine or red wine vinegar, chili pepper, and stewed with garlic) which was brought to Goa and evolved into the a dish of meat, usually lamb, with wine and garlic plentiful amounts of spice?"
Answer:

Answer: Vindaloo

Tindaloo
Vindaloo
Vindalho
Chicken vindaloo


Context:
Question: What year did the cable television network ESPN made its debut broadcasting and producing sports-related programming 24 hours a day?
Answer:

Answer: 1979

one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-nine


Context:
Question: A high quality soft warm goat's wool was first made famous in the 14th century in what mountainous region, where the goats were farmed?
Answer:

Answer: Kashmir, northern India region


Context:
Question: "The American film made at the very start of the sound film era, ""All Quiet on the Western Front"" (1930), on the grimness of warfare in WWI was banned in Germany (after a brief run in 1930) not unexpectedly, but also where?"
Answer:

Answer: Australia

Australia (Commonwealth realm)
AustraliA
Continental Australia
Australias
Peace of Australia
Australian city life
City life in Australia
Australocentrist
Mainland Australia
Australiia
Straya
Australia (commonwealth)
Austraila
Ausrtalia
Australia (nation)
Australien
New Australian
Australia (dominion)
Australia (federation)
Australia (country)
Aussieland
Federal Australia
Country life in Australia
Orstraya
Australia (nation state)
Australia (commonwealth realm)
Australia
Australocentrism
Austraya
Australie
AUSTRALIA
Geopolitics of Australia
Australia (nation-state)
Australia's
Australian mainland
Australian country life
Australian Woman's Day
Imperial Australia
United States of Australia
Australia (realm)
Australia (constitutional monarchy)
Austalia
Etymology of Australia
Philosophy in Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Australija
Australia (monarchy)
Dominion of Australia
Empire of Australia
Ostralia
Modern Australia
Commonwealth of australia
Australia (empire)
Australo
The Commonwealth of Australia
Australia.
Austrlia
Australlia
AUSTRALIAN
Australia (state)
ISO 3166-1:AU
Austrailia
Commonwealth Australia
Pax Australiana
Australian Commonwealth
Australocentric
Austrlaia
Technology in Australia
Australia (Commonwealth)
Australai
Australian geopolitics
Asutralia
Australo-
Australian's
Science in Australia


Context:
Question: Where did the space probe New Horizons launched by NASA in 2006 aim to investigate?
Answer:

Answer: Pluto and the Kuiper Belt


Context:
Question: "Who published an autobiography entitled ""A Journey"" on 1 September 2010?"
Answer:

Answer: Tony Blair

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


Context:
Question: British artist Sir James Thornhill (1675-1734), history painter and sergeant painter to George I and George II, was related by marriage to which other artist?
Answer:

Answer: William Hogarth

Hogarthian
Giles Grinagain
Hogarthean
W. Hogarth
William Hogarth


Context:
Question: The largest ice fields in the southern hemisphere outside Antarctica are located where?
Answer:

Answer: Patagonia

Patagonia (Argentina and Chile)
Argentine Patagonia
Chilean Patagonia
Argentinian Patagonia
Patagonia
Patagonian


Context:
Question: What are marram, fescue, and rye?
Answer:

Answer: Types of grass


Context:
Question: John Forsythe was a regular in which TV series, but was never seen?
Answer:

Answer: Charlie's Angels

Charlies angels
Charlie’s Angels
Charlies Angels
Charles %22Charlie%22 Townsend
Charlie's Angels
Charlie's Angels (2010 TV series)
Charlie's angles
Charlie's Angels (1976 TV series)
Charley's angels


Context:
Question: "Which Glasgow group signed to Creation Records and recorded their debut single, ""All Fall Down"", in 1985?"
Answer:

Answer: Primal Scream

Primal Scream (band)
Primal Scream
Primal scream
The Scream(band)
PRML SCRM


Context:
Question: On 30 September 1399, Henry Bolingbroke, Duke of Lancaster, became better known as whom?
Answer:

Answer: King Henry IV of England

Henry IV (England)
Henry Bollinbroke
Henry IV (of England)
Henry IV of England
Henry Bolinbroke
King Henry IV of England
Henry of Bolingbroke
Henry IV, King of England
Henry Bolingbroke
Henry IIII of england


Context:
Question: What links do Bollywood, Hollywood and Lollywood have?
Answer:

Answer: Film-making

Filmed
Movie making
Filmmakers
Film Production Skills
Film Making
Development (film)
Production (filmmaking)
Film Creation Process
Shooting (filmmaking)
Motion-Picture Technology
Film-makers
Movie production
Filmmaker
Creation of a Movie
Film and television production manager
Film-making
Film maker
Film-maker
Movie staff
Film shoot
Production cycle
Moviemaking
Film and Television Production Manager
Film Maker
Cinema production
Filmaker
Shooting (film)
Film production
Film makers
Script development
Film making
Production (film)
Filmmaking


Context:
Question: What was the first name of the fictional character Gulliver, which was created by Jonathan Swift?
Answer:

Answer: Lemuel


Context:
Question: "Which British composer wrote ""The Dam Busters March""?"
Answer:

Answer: Eric Coates


Context:
Question: In 1483, who was appointed the first grand inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition?
Answer:

Answer: Torquemada


Context:
Question: Who was the youngest person to become president of the USA?
Answer:

Answer: Teddy Roosevelt

T Ros
Feddy Roosevelt
26th President of the United States
Trust Buster
The Cowboy President
Teddy roosevelt
Theodore Roosavelt
President Theodore Roosevelt
Theodor roosevelt
Teddy Rose
Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore roosevelt
T. Roosevelt
Teodoro Roosevelt
T. Roosevelt Administration
Teddy Roosvelt
Teddy Rosevelt
Roosevelt, Theodore
Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy
T Roosevelt
Cowboy of the Dakotas
Teddy Roose
Theodore Roosevelt


Context:
Question: Pistol and Boo, who became internationally famous in 2015, were what?
Answer:

Answer: Yorkshire terriers

Chocolate Yorkshire Terrier
Scottish broken-haired terrier
Yorkie Terrier
Red Yorkshire Terrier
Biewer Terrier
Yorkshire terrier
Biewer
Red Yorkie
Yorkshire terrior
Yorkshire terriers
Chocolate yorkie
Yorkshire terrirs
Yorkshire Terriers
Yorkshi terrier
Yorkie Terriers
Yorkshire Terrier
Barking scarf
Brown Yorkie
Scottish Broken-haired Terrier
Brown Yorkshire Terrier


Context:
Question: Where is the submarine Agulhas Plateau?
Answer:

Answer: Off the south coast of South Africa


Context:
Question: "His achievements as king led to his being dubbed ""the Great""; who was he and where did he rule?"
Answer:

Answer: Alfred, king of Wessex 871-899 CE (later known as king of the English)

Alfred, king of Wessex 871-899 CE (later known as king of the English)


Context:
Question: """Meditations on Song of Songs"", 1567, is the work of which Spanish author?"
Answer:

Answer: Teresa of vila


Context:
Question: "The song ""Sit down, you're rockin' the boat"" is from which musical?"
Answer:

Answer: Guys and Dolls

Arvide Abernathy
Guys And Dolls
Fugue for Tinhorns
Guys & Dolls
Nathan Detroit
Guys and Dolls
Guys and Dolls (musical)
Sky Masterson


Context:
Question: "Ravel's ""Bolero"", pop music riffs and (often) suspense music in film soundtracks are examples of what?"
Answer:

Answer: Ostinato

Riff driven
Guitar riff
Vamp (Entertainment)
Vamp (music)
Riff-driven
Ostinati
Ground bass
Riff-Driven songs
Ostinato
Ground (music)
Basso ostinato
Basso obstinate
Riffs
Ostinado
Lehara
Riff
Ground music
List Of Riff-Driven Songs
Riffing
Riff (music)
Riff-driven song
Vamp (entertainment)
Obstinate bass


Context:
Question: "Damon Runyon's two stories ""The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown"" and ""Blood Pressure"" were the basis for which musical?"
Answer:

Answer: Guys and Dolls


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

Answer: Architect and designer


Context:
Question: What does a phlebotomist usually deal with?
Answer:

Answer: Taking blood


Context:
Question: Who or what is nikkei?
Answer:

Answer: Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still live overseas

Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still live overseas


Context:
Question: What is a common feature of komodo dragons, aphids, and whiptail lizards?
Answer:

Answer: The ability to reproduce asexually


Context:
Question: James A Michener wrote the stories upon which musical was based?
Answer:

Answer: South Pacific

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


Context:
Question: What was the main character trait of the Dickens character Mr Micawber?
Answer:

Answer: Optimism

Optimalist
Positive thought
Strong optimism
Optomism
Philosophical optimism
Positive thinking
Panglossian
Optimism
Overoptimism
Optimistic philosophy
Panglossianism
Optimalism
Optimistic


Context:
Question: Where were the Devil's Dykes situated?
Answer:

Answer: Between Hungary, Serbia and Romania


Context:
Question: Where are the headquarters of the World Backgammon Association, founded in 2001?
Answer:

Answer: Malta

Health in Malta
Malta (Country)
Sport in Malta
Republic of Malta, G. C.
Malta GC
Architecture of Malta
Repubblika ta'Malta
Maltese islands
Malta
List of islands of Malta
ISO 3166-1:MT
Islands of Malta, Malta
Malta, G. C.
Repubblika ta' Malta
Republic of Malta
Etymology of Malta
Maltese Islands
Maltese archipelago
Name of Malta
The Souvereign Military Order of Malta


Context:
Question: Who, at the beginning of 2016, holds the record for most number of weeks in golfing's World Top 10?
Answer:

Answer: Tiger Woods

Eldrick Tont Woods
TigerWoods.com
Tiger woods
Al Ruwaya
Cablinasian
Tiger Woods Mistress
Cheetah Woods
Eldrick T. %22Tiger%22 Woods
Jamie Jungers
Tigerwoods.com
Tiger Woods
Mindy Lawton
Eldrick Woods
How I Play Golf
Tigre Woods
T woods
Eldrick
Woods, Tiger
Eldrick Tont %22Tiger%22 Woods
Jaimee Grubbs
Eldrick %22Tiger%22 Woods
Cablin Asian
Tont
Tiger Wood


Context:
Question: What is the name of the bay on the shore of which Rio de Janeiro sits?
Answer:

Answer: Guanabara Bay

Baía da Guanabara
Bay of Guanabara
Guanabara bay
Baía de Guanabara
Guanabara Bay


Context:
Question: Who created the Book of Kells?
Answer:

Answer: Monks in British monasteries


Context:
Question: "In Ovid's poem ""Metamorphoses"" Pygmalion famously fell in love with Galatea; what was Pygmalion's relationship to her?"
Answer:

Answer: Her sculptor


Context:
Question: "As well as writing ""Les Liaisons Dangereuses"", the torrid depiction of aristocratic sexual and social scheming to humiliate and degrade, for which other of these was the 18th century French novelist, soldier and diplomat Choderlos de Laclos responsible?"
Answer:

Answer: A speech to a Grand Masonic Lodge supporting the initiation of women

A speech to a Grand Masonic Lodge supporting the initiation of women


Context:
Question: What world championship, the fourth to date, was held in Germany in August 2015?
Answer:

Answer: Handbag throwing


Context:
Question: Who gave Harry Potter his first kiss?
Answer:

Answer: Cho Chang

Seamus Finnegan (Harry Potter character)

Minor characters associated with quidditch

Minor Harry Potter characters in Hufflepuff

Minor characters associated with Quidditch


Context:
Question: A commercial power plant which opened in late 2015 in Albertville, Savoie, France uses what as a fuel?
Answer:

Answer: A by product of cheesemaking


Context:
Question: Which country has as its national coat of arms a shield bearing a vicuna, a cinchona tree and a cornucopia spilling mineral wealth in the shape of coins?
Answer:

Answer: Peru

Lower Peru
Name of Peru
Republic of Peru
Etymology of Peru
ISO 3166-1:PE
Piruw
Peruano
República del Perú
El Perú
Republic of Perú
Peruvian Republic
Peru
Peruvian
Péru
Piruw Ripuwlika
El Peru
Perú
Perù
Piruw Suyu
Pérou
Peruvia


Context:
Question: A synonym for french kissing would be what?
Answer:

Answer: Cataglottis

Tongue kissing
Tonsil Hockey
French Kissin
French Kissing
Tongue tennis
English Kiss
Maraichinage
Tongue wrestling
Tonguekiss
Girl-girl kiss
Emballer
Tongue wrestlers
Deep kissing
Tongue wrestlings
Pashes
Galocher
Tongue wrestles
Tonsil hockey
French kissing
Frenchings
Tongue kisser
Tongue kisses
French kisser
Cataglottis
Deep kissings
Tongue wrestled
Pash (kiss)
Pashing
French kissed
Tongue kissed
French Kiss
Deep kissers
Tongue wrestle
French kiss
Tongue kissers
Tonsil tennis
French Kissin'
Deep kisser
Deep kisses
French kissers
French kissings
Three Way Snog
Tongue Kiss
Tongue wrestler
English kissing
Tongue kissings
Frencher
Frenchkiss
Swapping spit
Tongue kiss


Context:
Question: "The book ""Dirty Sexy Politics"", released in 2010, was about whose US presidential campaign?"
Answer:

Answer: John McCain

Jon McCain
Senator J McCain
John S McCain III
John McCain III
Jon MacCain
John McCain
John MacCain
John MaCain
Jon mcCain
John Mc Cain
John Sydney McCain
John McKain
Sen. John McCain
McCain, John
John mcain
Jon mccain
Senator McCain
John Sydney McCain III
John Sidney McCain
John MCCaine
Sen. McCain
John mccain
John Sidney McCain III
John Sidney McCain IV
John McKaine
John McCaine
John S. McCain
Senator John McCain
John S. McCain, III
John Mccain
John McCane
John S. McCain III


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

Answer: """Jelly Roll"" Morton"

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


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

Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

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


Context:
Question: "The songs ""Don't Rain on My Parade"" and ""People"" are from which musical?"
Answer:

Answer: Funny Girl


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

Answer: Corleone

Corleone, Sicily
Corleone
Corleone, Italy


Context:
Question: How did Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger B. Chaffee die in 1967?
Answer:

Answer: Burned to death

Burning To Death
Fire and faggot
Burning alive
György Dózsa on the iron throne
Burned to death
Death by burning
Burned alive
Executed by fire
Burned alive at the stake
Burning at the stake
Burnt at the stake
Death by combustion
Death by fire
Execution by burning
Burned at the stake
Burning to death
Burn alive
Execution by fire
Burned at a stake
Burning of humans
Burn at the stake
Stake burning
Burnt to death


Context:
Question: In 2015 a particular concern over, and unique to, the Summer Olympics 2016 was...?
Answer:

Answer: Water quality in the rowing and sailing venues

Water quality in the rowing and sailing venues


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

Answer: Chewings fescue

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


Context:
Question: What links Cartagena, Maracaibo and Barranquilla?
Answer:

Answer: They are ports


Context:
Question: Which city is sited on the Absheron Peninsula which juts into the Caspian Sea?
Answer:

Answer: Baku, Azerbaijan

Walled City of Baku with the Shirvanshah's Palace and Maiden Tower


Context:
Question: "What is the place referred to in one of the Smithsonian TV series, ""The Nazi Temple of Doom""?"
Answer:

Answer: Wewelsburg Castle


Context:
Question: The Italian cheese called dolcelatte translates into English as what?
Answer:

Answer: Sweet milk

Whole Milk
Dudh
Reduced fat milk
Cow milk
Homogenized Milk
Cows’ milk
Bovine milk
Liquid Milk
Sweet milk
Dairy milk
Low fat milk
Milk proteins
Milker
Whole milk
Homo milk
Milk solids
Milk jugs
Breakfast milk
Cow’s milk
Milk protein
Milk (drink)
Benefits of Drinking Milk
Walrus milk
Sterilized milk
Milk jug
Food milk
Lowfat milk
Gyunyu
Homogenized milk
Mammal milk
Low-fat milk
Cow's milk
Liquid milk
Milk (beverage)
Reduced-fat milk
Milk


Context:
Question: In 1187 AD Jerusalem was captured, for the last time for over 40 years, by which forces?
Answer:

Answer: Saladin and the Ayyubid army