Context:
Question: Sinology is the study of the language, history and culture of which country?
Answer:

Answer: China

People's Republic of China (Mainland China)


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

Answer: Scar

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


Context:
Question: In the British military, a bombadier is equivalent to which other rank?
Answer:

Answer: Corporal

Corporal
Acting Corporal
Caporal (military rank)
Lance-Duffardar
Corporal(rank)
Lance-Duffadar
Lance-dafadar
Ship's Corporal
Cadet Corporal
Senior Police Officer
Corporal (rank)
Corporal's guard
Cpl.


Context:
Question: What type of animal is Baloo in the novel ‘The Jungle Book’ by Rudyard Kipling?
Answer:

Answer: Bear

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


Context:
Question: Tirana is the capital of which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Albania

Republic of Albania
Etymology of Albania
Albania
Albanija
Shqiperia
Albenia
Albanie
Shqiperi
Albania (Balkans)
Shquiperia
Health in Albania
Shqipëri
AlbaniA
Shqipëria
Republika e Shqipërisë
ISO 3166-1:AL


Context:
Question: In our solar system, which is the sixth planet from the sun?
Answer:

Answer: Saturn

Saturn (astronomy)
Saturn's
♄
Sol-6
Saturno (planet)
Sol 6
Planet Saturn
Saturnus (planet)
6th planet
Saturn (Planet)
Atmosphere of Saturn
Weather of Saturn
Sixth planet
Sol VI
Sun g
Saturn
Sol g
Saturn (planet)
Astronomy Saturn


Context:
Question: Composer Giacomo Puccini died leaving which opera unfinished?
Answer:

Answer: Turandot


Context:
Question: King Louie, Akela and Ziggy are all characters in which Disney film?
Answer:

Answer: The Jungle Book

The Jungle Book
Jungle Book: Origins (2016)
Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book
The Jungle Books
The White Seal
The Two Jungle Books
Jungle Book
The Jungle Book (2015)


Context:
Question: ‘Impossible is nothing’ is the motto of which sportswear company?
Answer:

Answer: Adidas

Taylor-made
Adidas
ADIDAS
José + 10
Addidas
Santiossage
Jose + 10
Adidas Sandals
Adidas Group
Jose +10
Adidas SB
Adidas Sneakers
Adida
Adidas-Salomon
Adissage
José +10
The brand with the 3 stripes
Adidas originals
Adilette
Adidas AG
Adidas-Salomon AG


Context:
Question: Who wrote the play ‘The Iceman Cometh’?
Answer:

Answer: Eugene O’Neill

SS Glencairn
Eugene oneil
Eugene O’Neill
Eugene O Neill
Eugene Gladstone O'Neill
Plays by Eugene O'Neill
Eugene oneill
Eugene O'Neal
Eugene (Gladstone) O'Neill
Days Without End
Eugene O'Neil
Eugene O' Neill
Eugene Oneill
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill, Eugene Gladstone


Context:
Question: Which children’s playground game is sometimes called ‘Fivestones’, ‘Knucklebones’ or ‘Snobs’?
Answer:

Answer: Jacks


Context:
Question: Mr and Mrs Potato Head appear in which film franchise?
Answer:

Answer: Toy Story

To Infinity and Beyond (catchphrase)
Toy Story (soundtrack)
Toy Story 1
Toy Story (movie)
Toy Story
Toy story
Toystory
A Toy Story
Toy Story 3-D
ToyStory
To Infinity and Beyond
To Infity and Beyond (catchphrase)
Production of Toy Story
You are a toy
Live Action Toy Story


Context:
Question: How many square stickers are on each face of a classic Rubik’s Cube?
Answer:

Answer: Nine


Context:
Question: Who composed the ballet ‘Swan Lake’?
Answer:

Answer: Pyotr Tchaikovsky

Tsjajkovskij
Tchaicovski
Piotr Czajkowski
Piotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
Tchaicovksy
Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky
Tschaikovsky
Tchaichovsky
Tschaikovski
Tschaikowsky
Пётр Чайковский
Piotr Tchaikovsky
Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
P. I Tschaikovsky
Tschaikowski
Pyotr Chaykovsky
Tsjaikovskij
Piotr Ilitsch Tschaikowski
Petr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
Tchiachovski
Tchaikovsky
Пётр Чайко́вский
Pjotr Ilych Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovski
Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Peter Ilyich Tschaikowsky
Pyotr Chaikovsky
Piotr Iljicz Czajkowskij
Tchaicovsky
P I Tchaikovski
Tjajkovskij
Tchaikofski
Peter Ilyich Tchiakovsky
Pjotr Tšaikovski
P I Tchaikovsky
Piotr Ilich Tschaikowsky
Tchaikofsky
Pietr Tchaikowsky
Tchaikovasky
Peter Illich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikowsky
P. I. Tschaikovsky
Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowsky
Pjotr Iljitsch Tschaikowski
Чайко́вский
P. I. Tchaikovski
Tchaikowsky
Peter Tchaikovski
P. I. Tchaikovsky
Tchaikowski
Petr Il’ic Cajkovskij
Peter I. Tchaikovski
Pyotr Il'ich Chaykovsky
Pyotr Illich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilyich
Pytor Il'yich Chaykovsky
Pyotr Illych Tchaikovsky
Peter Tschaikowsky
Peter Illich Tschaikowsky
Petr chaikovskiy
Pëtr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Pjotr Tjajkovskij
Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky
Peter I. Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky
Petr Il'ic Cajkovskij
Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilyich Chaykovsky
Peter Tchaikovsky
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Peter Tschaikovsky
Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij
P.I. Tschaikovsky
Tchaikovksy
Tschaicowsky
Tchicovski
Čajkovskij
Pyotr Tchaikowsky
Piotr Iljitsch Tchaikowsky
Pëtr Ilyich Chaikovsky
Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
Peter I Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Ilyich Tschaikovsky
Pyotr Il’ich Chaykovsky
Пётр Ильи́ч Чайко́вский
Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Pyotr Il'yich Chaikovsky
Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Чайковский


Context:
Question: In 1818, British obstetrician James Blundell performed the first successful human what?
Answer:

Answer: Blood transfusion

Blood unit
Transfusingly
Transfusion reaction
Blood transfusers
Transfusions
Transfusedly
Transfusionally
Serious Hazards of Transfusion
Transfusion-transmitted infection
Blood transfuser
Transfusion reactions
Transfusional
Cross and type
Blood Transfusion
Transfusion of blood
Blood transfusions
Group and screen
Transfusing
Type and cross
Blood/Blood Transfusion
Blood transfusion
Transfuses
Blood units
Transfuser
Massive transfusion protocol
Transfused
Transfuse
Transfusers


Context:
Question: In cooking, 190 degrees Celsius is the equivalent to which Gas Mark?
Answer:

Answer: 5


Context:
Question: What do the interior angles of a hexagon add up to in degrees?
Answer:

Answer: 720


Context:
Question: The roe of lumpfish is used as a substitute for which delicacy?
Answer:

Answer: Caviar

Ikra
Iranian caviar
Black caviar
Caviar substitute
Keviar
Caviar Caviare
Caviar
Cavier
Fish caviar
Caviare


Context:
Question: In Vermont, USA, there is an old law stating that it is illegal for women to wear what without their husbands written consent?
Answer:

Answer: False teeth

Dental plate
Dentures
Denture
Denture irritation
Intaglio (dentistry)
Artificial teeth
Denture Stabilization
False teeth
Fake teeth
Artificial tooth
Fake tooth


Context:
Question: In medicine, algology is the study of what?
Answer:

Answer: Pain

Pain (biology)
Nociceptive pain
Excruciation
Pain physiology
Body-self neuro-matrix
Pain sense
Physical pain
Chronic benign pain
Algesis
Rhitzopathy
Painful
Pain
Sorely
Painless
Multidimensional pain inventory
Pain theory
Gate theory
Gate control hypothesis
Non-organic pain
Yowsers
Gate theory of pain
Soreness
Pain sensation
Physiology of pain
Breakthrough pain
Incident pain
Rhizopathy
Dimensions of pain
Ache (sensation)
Pain (physical)
Multidimensional Pain Inventory
Pain and nociception
Gate control
Types of pain
Pain (biological)
Physiological pain
Acute pain


Context:
Question: How many imperial gallons are in a firkin?
Answer:

Answer: Nine


Context:
Question: The meibomian gland is found in which part of the human body?
Answer:

Answer: Eyelid

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


Context:
Question: The Manuel M.Torres Dam is the largest hydro plant in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Mexico

Mexican Republic
MEXICO
Estados Unidos de México
Sierra de la Estrella
Mexico (country)
Mexicó
The United Mexican States
Estados Unidos de Mexico
Central Mexico
ISO 3166-1:MX
Mexiko
Méjico
Mexique
Mexican United States
Mexican'
The United State of Mexico
Mountains of Mexico
Old Mexico
United states of mexico
EUM
Messico
Mejico
The United States of Mexicans
Untied Mexican States
México
Etymology of Mexico
Meixcan
Estados Unidos Mexicanos
Mexic
Mexxico
Mexican Union
The United States of Mexico
United State of Mexico
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Mexican Federal Republic
United Mexican States
Mexican coast
Mehico
United States of Mexicans
United States of Mexico


Context:
Question: Which British swimmer won Olympic Gold Medals in 2008 in the 400 and 800 m freestyle?
Answer:

Answer: Rebecca Adlington

Rebecca Adlington
Adlington, Rebecca
Becky Adlington


Context:
Question: In the NATO phonetic alphabet, which word represents the letter I?
Answer:

Answer: India

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


Context:
Question: Which US author wrote ‘The Naked and the Dead’, based on his military service in World War II?
Answer:

Answer: Norman Mailer

Maileresque
The Prisoner of Sex
Norman Kingsley Mailer
Mailer, Norman
Mailerian
Norman Kingsley
Norman Mailer


Context:
Question: Which Brooklyn-born author had parents named Malachy and Angela?
Answer:

Answer: Frank McCourt

Frank Mccourt
Frank McCourt
Frank McCourt (author)
Frank mccourt
Francis McCourt


Context:
Question: What is the title of the 1944 film starring Barbara Stanwyck as the wife who seduces an insurance salesman into killing her husband?
Answer:

Answer: Double Indemnity

Double indemnity (disambiguation)
Double Indemnity


Context:
Question: What is the nickname of Thierry Guetta, the French-born street-artist?
Answer:

Answer: Mr Brainwash

Mr Brainwash
Mr. Brainwash
Thierry Guetta
Mister Brainwash


Context:
Question: Wolf Mankowitz wrote the 1953 novel ‘A Kid For Two….’what’?
Answer:

Answer: Farthings

Farthing (coin)
Farthing
Farthing (disambiguation)
Farthing coin
Farthings


Context:
Question: What is the name of a triangle which has sides unequal in length?
Answer:

Answer: Scalene


Context:
Question: ‘Quicksilver’ is another name for which metallic element?
Answer:

Answer: Mercury

Mercury
Murcury
Mercury (album)
Merdcury
Mercury (disambiguation)


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

Answer: Sashimi


Context:
Question: Who is recognised as Britain’s first Prime Minister?
Answer:

Answer: Robert Walpole

The Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Walpole, KT GCB 1st Earl of Orford


Context:
Question: In the human body, which bone connects the humerus with the calvicle?
Answer:

Answer: Scapula (shoulder blade)


Context:
Question: The Cuatro Torres Business Area is in which European city?
Answer:

Answer: Madrid

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


Context:
Question: The first issue of which British children’s comic was published in April 1950?
Answer:

Answer: Eagle

Eagle
Aquilinae
King of the Air
King of the air
Booted eagles (group)
Kitpu
Hawk eagle
Eagle Spirit
Eagle (symbolism)
Eagles
Harpy (zoology)
Hawk-eagle


Context:
Question: The 1951 ‘Treaty of Peace With Japan’ which served to officially end World War II, is commonly known as what?
Answer:

Answer: San Francisco Peace Treaty

San Francisco Peace Conference
Peace Treaty of San Francisco
Treaty of peace with Japan
San Francisco Peace Treay
Treaty Of San Francisco
San Francisco Peace Treaty
Japanese Peace Conference
Japanese Peace Treaty Conference
San Francisco conference
Treaty of San Francisco
San Francisco Treaty
Treaty of Peace with Japan
Japanese Peace Treaty


Context:
Question: The Tumut Hydroelectric Power Station is in which Australian state?
Answer:

Answer: New South Wales

AU-NSW
New South Wales (Australia)
N.S.W.
New South Wales State
New South Wales, Australia
NSW, Australia
Constitution of New South Wales
New South Welsh
NSW (Australia)
NSW
New South Welshmen
New South wales
Nsw South Wales
New south wales
Education in New South Wales
State of New South Wales
New South Welshman
Nsw
Local government in New South Wales
New South Wales
AU-NS


Context:
Question: Who always holds the title of the Supreme Governor of the Church of England?
Answer:

Answer: The British monarch

Monarchy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland


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

Answer: Nine


Context:
Question: In the poem ‘Monday’s Child’, what is Wednesday’s child full of?
Answer:

Answer: Woe


Context:
Question: In London in 1788, the ‘Daily Universal Register’ was relaunched as which newspaper?
Answer:

Answer: The Times

Times (United Kingdom)
Times (UK)
The Times newspaper
The London Times
White Times
Times Online
The Times of London
Timesonline.co.uk
Times (newspaper)
The Times (United Kingdom)
The Times (London)
Thetimes.co.uk
London Times
The Saturday Times Magazine
The Times
Daily Universal Register
The Times Online
Times (London)
Times of London
TimesOnline
The times
The times of london
Times2
Times of london
Timesonline
Times online


Context:
Question: Which clothing chain was founded by brothers Clemens and August Brenninkmeijer in 1841?
Answer:

Answer: C&A

C & A
C and a
C & a
C&A Brenninkmeijer
C and A
C&A
C&A Brenninkmeyer


Context:
Question: Falange was the name given to several political movements and parties dating from the 1930’s in which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Spain

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


Context:
Question: In the novel ‘Jane Eyre’ by Charlotte Bronte, what is the name of Mr Rochester’s first wife?
Answer:

Answer: Bertha Mason

Antoinette Cosway
Bertha Rochester
Bertha Mason
Bertha Antoinetta Mason


Context:
Question: Which fictional character is the subject of George Frampton’s bronze statue in Kensington Gardens, London?
Answer:

Answer: Peter Pan

Peter Pan (literary character)
Peter Pan (fictional character)
Peter pan
Peter Pan (literature character)
Peter Pan (person)
Peter Pan (character)
Peter Pan
Peter Pan (lierature character)


Context:
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie’?
Answer:

Answer: Muriel Spark

Muriel Sarah Maud Spark
Muriel Camberg
Camberg
Muriel Sarah Spark
Muriel Sarah Camberg
Dame Muriel Spark
Muriel Spark


Context:
Question: Sindh is a province of which Asian country?
Answer:

Answer: Pakistan

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


Context:
Question: Madame de Pompadour and Madame du Barry were mistresses of which French King?
Answer:

Answer: Louis XV

Louis XV the Beloved
Louis XV
Louis the XV
Luis XV
Louis XV of France
King Louis XV
Louis the Beloved
Louis xv
Louis XV of france
Louis le bien aimé
Louis le bien aime
Louis VX of France
Louis Xv


Context:
Question: Odontology is the scientific study of what?
Answer:

Answer: Teeth

Tooth root
Pegged teeth
Tooth (animal)
Apex radicis dentis
Tooth serrations
Maxillary teeth
Tooth
Teeth


Context:
Question: The wine ‘Bull’s Blood’ of Eger is produced in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Hungary

Maďarsko
Magyarorszag
Ungarn
Magyar Köztársaság
Hungarian Republic
Hungarian Republic of 1989
Hongarije
Hungery
Architecture of Hungary
Magyar Koeztarsasag
Magyarország
Austrian Empire (Hungary)
HUNGARY
Hungría
Hungray
ISO 3166-1:HU
Hongrie
HUngary
Republic of Hungary
Ungheria
Magyar Koztarsasag
Hungary
Hungarian holidays


Context:
Question: The 1932 film ‘The Mask of Fu Manchu’ revolves around Fu Manchu’s quest for the sword and mask of which historical figure?
Answer:

Answer: Genghis Khan

Temüjin
Genghas Khan
Temudjin
Ghenghis Khan
Ghengis Kahn
Genghis khan
Jenghiz Khan
Chingis-Khan
Chaanguys Khan
Ginghis Khan
Chaangyus Khan
Temuchin
Chingis khan
Genghis
شىڭعىس حان
Gengys Khan
Chengiz Khan
Chinggis Qan
Chengis khan
Chinghiz Khan
Genghis khaan
Genghis Qan
Temuejin Borjigin
Chinggis
Chingiz-Khan
Genghiz Kahn
Ghengis Khan
Chingiz Khan
Temüjin Borjigin
Gengiz khan
Ghengis
Ghengis Khaan
Gengis khan
Chingiskhan
Yuan Taizu
Changez khan
TieMuZhen
Temuelin
Djingis Khan
Chinggis Khaan
Gingis Khan
Genghis Khan
Chingiz Khaan
Jenghis Khan
Tie Mu Zhen
Yisui
Ghenghis Kahn
Djengis Khan
Cheng Ji Si Han
Yisugen
Chengjisi Han
Ghangis Khan
Jengis Khan
Chingishan
Genghis kahn
成吉思汗
Jinghiz
Cambuscan
鐵木真
Gengis Khan
Ganghis Khan
Jingis
Tsingis Khan
Djenghis Khan
Gengis
Chingis Khaan
Chinghiz Kan
Temudgin
Emperor Taizu of Yuan
Чингис Хаан
Timujin
Jinghiz Khan
Chingis Haan
Genghiz Khan
Temujin Borjigin
Ghengis kahn
Chinghis khan
Very Mighty Ruler
Činggis qan
Temujin
Шыңғыс хан
Zingis Khan
Chingis
Temuelen
Chinggis Khan
Chingis Khan
Тэмүүжин
Ghenkis khan
Gengis Kahn
Gangis Khan
Temuejin
Chenghis khan


Context:
Question: In the 1983 film ‘Christine’, directed by John Carpenter, what is Christine?
Answer:

Answer: A car – Red Plymouth Fury


Context:
Question: The mask worn in the 1996 film ‘Scream’ is based on a painting by which artist?
Answer:

Answer: Edvard Munch

Edvard munch
Edward munch
Death In the Sickroom
Edvvard Munch
Frieze of Life
Edvard Munch
Edward Munch


Context:
Question: Which US athlete won a gold medal for the high jump in the 1968 Summer Olympics?
Answer:

Answer: Dick Fosbury


Context:
Question: In which London street does fictional character Sweeney Todd have his barber shop?
Answer:

Answer: Fleet Street


Context:
Question: The Nullarbor Plain is in which country?
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: What is the official language of Nicaragua?
Answer:

Answer: Spanish

The Spanish
Espanol
Espa'ol
Espanhol
Espagnol
Español
Espaniol
Spainish
Spanish
Espanish
Spanish (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Who wrote the plays ‘The Cocktail Party’ and ‘The Family Reunion’?
Answer:

Answer: T.S.Eliot

TS Elliot
T.s. Eliot
TS Eliot
T S Elliot
T. S. Eliot
T.s. eliot
Sweeney Among the Nightingales
T. S. Elliott
T.S.E.
T.S.Eliot
Thomas Stearns
T. S. (Thomas Stearns) Eliot
Ts eliot
T. S. Elliot
Sweeney among the Nightingales
T.S Eliot
T.S Elliot
Eliotian
T.S. Elliot
T.S. Eliott
T S Eliot
T Eliot
Ts elliot
Prufrock and Other Observations
Thomas S. Eliot
Thomas Stearns Eliot, OM
T.S. Eliot
Thomas Stearns Eliot


Context:
Question: Used in cooking, agar-agar is a gelatin made from what?
Answer:

Answer: Seaweed

Macroalgal
Marine algae
Seaweeds
Macroalgae
Sea weed
Sea Weeds
Seaweed


Context:
Question: The fictional character ‘Disco Stu’ appears in which US cartoon tv Series?
Answer:

Answer: The Simpsons

Culturally significant words and phrases from The Simpsons

List of neologisms and phrases on The Simpsons

Culturally significance phrases from The Simpsons

Critisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

List of the Simpson characters in advertisements

Culturally significant phrases from The Simpsons

List of The Simpsons television advertisements

List of advertisements featuring The Simpsons characters

Culturally significant neologisms from The Simpsons

Criticisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

Itchy & Scratchy's %22500 Easy Pieces%22


Context:
Question: Marie Antoinette, Queen of France and Navarre, was born in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Austria

The Republic of Austria
Oesterreich
Eastreach
Österrike
Easterrealm
Austurriki
Republik Österreich
Osterreich
Austurríki
Austrian Republic
Republik Osterreich
Avstria
Österreich
Republik Oesterreich
Administrative divisions of Austria
Ostria
ISO 3166-1:AT
Alpine Deutschen
Austria
Oostenrijk
Architecture of Austria
Republic of Austria
Etymology of Austria
Autriche
Austrian architecture


Context:
Question: The song ‘Seventy Six Trombones’ is from which musical show?
Answer:

Answer: The Music Man

Gary, Indiana (song)
River City, IA
Marian Paroo
The Musicman
The Music Man (musical)
River City, Iowa
Meredith Willson's The Music Man
River City (The Music Man)
The Music Man
Winthrop Paroo
Charlie Cowell
Trouble (The Music Man song)
Prof. Harold Hill
The Music Man Live!


Context:
Question: Which US President was given the nickname the ‘Great Engineer’?
Answer:

Answer: Herbert Hoover

Presidency of Herbert Hoover
Jessie Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Herbert C. Hoover
31st President of the United States
Herbert Clark Hoover
Hoover, Herbert Clark
President Hoover
Hoover Administration
President Herbert Hoover


Context:
Question: In the human body, what is stored in adipose tissue?
Answer:

Answer: Fat

Fattyness
Fatty oil
Dietary fats
Fat
Total fat
Dietary fat
Fats and oils


Context:
Question: A craniotomy is the surgical removal of a portion of which part of the human body?
Answer:

Answer: Skull

Quadratojugal fenestrae
Temporal fenstra
Supratemporal
Post-temporal fenestrae
Postfrontal
Skull (anatomy)
Temporal fenestrae
Quadratojugal fenestra
Skulled
Cranial ridges
Symplectic bone
Temporal fenestra
Mandibular fenestra
Temporal fenestræ
Supratemporal fenestra
Crania
Skull fenestra
Cranial bone
Mandibular fenestrae
Skull
Animal skulls
Cranium (anatomy)
Post-temporal fenestra
Cranial ridge
Temporal Fenestra
Temporal opening
Orbital fenestra
Palatal fenestrae
Palatal fenestra
Fenestra pseudorotunda
Animal skull
Intertemporal
Skull bones
Skull bone
Skulle
Nasal fenestra
Cranium
Skull fenestrae
Skulls
Orbital fenestrae


Context:
Question: Which country will host the 2014 FIFA World Cup?
Answer:

Answer: Brazil

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


Context:
Question: Which country has the internet domain .de?
Answer:

Answer: Germany

United States of Germany
Tyskland
Nimska
Bundesdeutsch
Vokietija
Deuchland
Germny
GermanY
FR Germany
Almanya
Federal Republic of Germany
Jermany
Geramny
Etymology of Germany
Nemska
Germany
Niemcy
GERMANY
ISO 3166-1:DE
Land der Dichter und Denker
Federal Republic Of Germany
F.R. Germany
Deutschland
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
BR Deutschland
Germanio
Thyskaland
GerMany
Germeny
Teutonica
Deutchland
Duitsland
THyskaland
Alemanha
Němska
Foederal Republic of Germany


Context:
Question: A sequicentenary is an anniversary of how many years?
Answer:

Answer: 150


Context:
Question: What is the International Vehicle Registration for Cambodia?
Answer:

Answer: K


Context:
Question: Opera singer Leyla Gencer was born in which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Turkey

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


Context:
Question: In which South American country does Angostura Bitters originally come from?
Answer:

Answer: Venezuela

ISO 3166-1:VE
Venezula
Venezuela, RB
Republica de Venezuela
Venuzeula
The Bolivarian Republic Of Venezuela
Venizuela
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Republica Bolivariana de Venezuela
Venazeula
Bolivaria
Republic of Venezuela
Venezuala
Venecuela
Venzuela
VENEZULEA
República Bolivariana de Venezuela
Etymology of Venezuela
Benezuela
Venzauela
VEN
Venezeula
Republica de venezuela
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
BRV
Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Name of Venezuela
V'zuela


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

Answer: Poland

Etymology of Poland
Polish state
Poleand
Rzeczpospolita Polska
Polland
ISO 3166-1:PL
Polskor
Republic of Poland
POLAND
Fourth Poland
Country- Poland
Poleland
Polska
Poland
Poland.
Pols Land
Polnd
Po land
Lenkija
Bastarnia
Pologne
PolanD
Polija
Pole land
Architecture of Poland
Ploand


Context:
Question: Which US singer released a 2010 album entitled ‘The Lady Killer’?
Answer:

Answer: Cee Lo Green

Cielo Green
Cee-lo Green
Cee-Lo Green
CeeLo Green
Ce Lo
Ceelo Green
Thomas DeCarlo Calloway
Cee-Lo Green... Is Everybody's Brother
Celo Green
Cee-Lo (rapper)
Cee Lo Green
Heart Blanche
Thomas DeCarlo Callaway


Context:
Question: How many months is the gestation period for an elephant?
Answer:

Answer: 22


Context:
Question: Raclette, Tilsit and Sbrinz are all types of which foodstuff?
Answer:

Answer: Cheese

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


Context:
Question: Adam Richman takes on food challenges in which US television series?
Answer:

Answer: Man v. Food

Man vs Food
Man versus Food
Food v. Man
Food vs. Man
Food vs Man
Man v. Food: The Carnivore Chronicles
Man v Food
Man v. food
Man v. Food
Man vs. Food


Context:
Question: Creme Anglaise is the French version of which English dessert item?
Answer:

Answer: Custard

Creme patissiere
Creme patisserie
Creme mousseline
Crème pâtissièrre
Crème pâtisserie
Crème pâtissière
🍮
Pastry cream
Creme patissierre
Custards
Crema pasticcera
Egg custard
Cream custard
Lemon custard
Crème patissière
Custard


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

Answer: Johann Strauss II

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


Context:
Question: Erotology is the study of what?
Answer:

Answer: Sex

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


Context:
Question: ‘The King of Barataria’ is the subtitle of which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta?
Answer:

Answer: The Gondoliers

The Gondoliers, or The King of Barataria


Context:
Question: Sufferers, Locksmen and Dreads are followers of which religion?
Answer:

Answer: Rastafarian

Listing of noted rastafarians
Rastawoman
Rastafri movement
History of Rastafarians
Rastafarian
List of Rastafari
Rastafarianism
List of rastafarians
Rastafari and cannabis
Rastafari movement
Rastafariansim
Rastaman
Rastafari
Rastifarianism
The Rastafari Movemant
Republic of Rastafari O.A.N.
Rastafari Movement
Ras tafari
History of Rastafarianism
Rastafarian Movement
Rastafarian Movemant
Jah Rastafari
Rasta (movement)
Rastafari Movemant
Rastafarians
Rastafarian music
Rastamen
Rastafarian Religion
Rastafarian movement
Listing of noted Rastafarians
Rastafari Religion
Rastawomen
Rastafarism
Doctrines of Rastafari
The Rastafari Movement
Rastology
Rasta movement
Rasta religion
History of the Rastafarians


Context:
Question: The 1965 film ‘The Heroes of Telemark’ is set in which European country?
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: What colour are the two stars on the national flag of Syria?
Answer:

Answer: Green

List of terms associated with the color green


Context:
Question: In humans, Duane Syndrome affects which part of the body?
Answer:

Answer: Eye

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


Context:
Question: Taphephobia is the abnormal fear of being what?
Answer:

Answer: Buried alive

London Association for the Prevention of Premature Burial


Context:
Question: What relation was Louis XV of France to Louis XIV of France?
Answer:

Answer: Great-grandson

Grandchildren
Grandson
Granddaughter
Grandson (son of a child)
Great-grandchildren
Grandchild
Great-grandson
Grandkid
Great-granddaughter


Context:
Question: What type of leaves does a koala feed on?
Answer:

Answer: Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus tree
Gum-tree
Gum trees
Eucalyptus spp.
Ευκάλυπτος
Eucalypti


Context:
Question: Which French aristocrat, revolutionary, politician, born in 1740, fled with his manservant to Italy after being sentenced to death for sodomy and poisoning?
Answer:

Answer: Donatien Alphonse Franciose, Marquis de Sade

Donatien Alphonse Franciose, Marquis de Sade


Context:
Question: What is the name of the village druid in the comic strip ‘Asterix’?
Answer:

Answer: Getafix

Unhygienix
Getafix
Mrs Geriatrix
Mrs. Geriatrix
Vitalstatistix
Pirates (Asterix)
Fulliautomatix
Chief's shieldbearers
Characters of Asterix
Mrs. Fulliautomatix
Postaldistrix
Characters in asterix
List of Asterix characters
Iélosubmarine
Flaturtha
Recurring characters in Asterix
Bacteria (comics)
Ocatarinetabellatchitchix
Characters in Asterix
Cacofonix
Impedimenta
Asterix characters
Geriatrix


Context:
Question: In which English county was former British Prime minister Margaret Thatcher born?
Answer:

Answer: Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire
County of Lincolnshire
County of Lincoln
Bomber County
Wrangle Common
Lincolnshire, England
Lincs
Linconshire


Context:
Question: In the British monarchy, who succeeded Queen Anne to the throne?
Answer:

Answer: King George I

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


Context:
Question: Who directed the 1941 film ‘The Maltese Falcon’?
Answer:

Answer: John Huston


Context:
Question: The 1981 film ‘Chariots of Fire’ was based on the stories of which two British athletes?
Answer:

Answer: Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell


Context:
Question: Composer Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou is better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Vangelis – wrote the music to Chariots of Fire

Vangelis – wrote the music to Chariots of Fire


Context:
Question: Which US Olympic swimmer is nicknamed the ‘Baltimore Bullet’?
Answer:

Answer: Michael Phelps

Phelps II
Michael Phelps Foundation
Michael Fred Phelps
Phelps, Michael
Michael phelps
Michael Fred Phelps II
Michael F Phelps
Michael Phelps
Michael F. Phelps
Micheal phelps
Mike phelps
Phelps Phan
Michel phelps


Context:
Question: Which is the only nation to have won at least one medal in every Summer Olympic Games?
Answer:

Answer: Great Britain

Great–Britain
England, Scotland and Wales
England, Wales and Scotland
Great Britain
Gt. Brit
Island of Great Britain
Island of Britain
Britain (island)
Prydain Fawr
Great Britian's
England, Wales, and Scotland
Terminology of Great Britain
Great britain
Mainland United Kingdom
UK mainland
Great-Britain
Breatainn Mhor
Mainland UK
The Great Britain
England and Wales and Scotland
Great Britain (island)
Great Britain (GB)
Great Britain's
Ile of Britain
Isle of Britain
Gret Bryton
Breatainn Mhòr
Grate Britain
Gran Bretaña
Britannia Major
England, Scotland, and Wales
Great Brittain
Mainland Britain
Great Britian
Metropolitan Britain
Storbritannien
GREAT BRITAIN
British mainland


Context:
Question: The medical condition aphakia affects which part of the body?
Answer:

Answer: Eye


Context:
Question: Politician Lev Davidovich Bronshtein was better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Leon Trotsky

Trockij
Léon Bronstein-Trotsky
Lev Davidovich Bronstein
Trotskee
Lev Davidovitch Bronstein
Лев Давидович Троцкий
Esteban Volkov
Лев Троцкий
Léon Trotski
Leon Davidovich Trotsky
Lev Davidovich Bronshtein
Trotski
Lev Davidovich bronstein
Lev Trotsky
Leon Trotskiy
Murder of Trotsky
Trotzki
Liev Davidovitch Bronstein
Leon trotskee
Lev bronstien
Trotsky
Троцкий
Lev davidovich bronstein
Léon Trotsky
Leo Trotzki
Лев Дави́дович Бронште́йн
Leon Trotsky
Lev bronstein
Leon Troksy
Assassination of Trotsky
Lev Davidovich Trotsky
Leon Trotsky/Archive1
Leon Trotski
Comrade Trotsky
Leon Trosky
Murder of Leon Trotsky
Lev Trockij
Trotzky
Leon trotsky
Лeв Давидович Трóцкий
Trotsky and the Soviets
Trotskij
Lev Davidovich Trotzky
Trotskii
Leon Trotskij
Leo Trotskij
Leon Trotzky
Assassination of Leon Trotsky
Leo Trotsky
Trotskiy
Lev D. Bronshtein
Lev davidovich Bronstein


Context:
Question: In which English cathedral is the tomb of King John?
Answer:

Answer: Worcester

Manufacturing in Worcester
Worchester
The weather in Worcester
Worcester, Great Britain
Worcester, United Kingdom
Mayor of Worcester
Worcester/Archive
Weorgoranceastre
Worcester, Worcestershire
Worcester
County Borough of Worcester
Worcester, England
City of Worcester
Worcester City Council
Worcester, UK


Context:
Question: Lupine relates to which animal?
Answer:

Answer: Wolf

Gray wolf reproductive physiology and life cycle


Context:
Question: Who composed the ‘Haffner Serenade’ (Serenade no.7) for the sister of his friend Sigmund Haffner, for her wedding festivities in 1776?
Answer:

Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart

Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Ballets to the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart


Context:
Question: The Riel is the currency of which Southeast Asian country?
Answer:

Answer: Cambodia

Srok khmer
Kingdom of Cambodia (1993-present)
Cambodia
Preah Reach Ana Pak
Preah Reach Ana Pak Kampuchea
Etymology of Cambodia
Preah Reacheanachakr Kampuchea
ISO 3166-1:KH
Cambodge
Kambodia
Kingdom of Cambodia
Kingdom of Kâmpŭchea
កម្ពុជា
CAMBODIA
Campuchea
Preăh Réachéanachâkr Kâmpŭchea
Preăh Réachéa Nachâk Kâmpŭchea
Kâmpuchea
Cambodja
Preăh Réachéanachâk Kâmpŭchéa
ព្រះរាជាណាចក្រកម្ពុជា
Kampuchea
Kingdom of Kampuchea
Kâmpŭchea
Preahreacheanachakr Kampuchea


Context:
Question: what is the 21st letter of the Greek alphabet?
Answer:

Answer: Phi

Phi
Φ
%5Cphi
Φι
Phi (Greek)
Phi (letter)
Varphi


Context:
Question: In human biology, Ithyphallophobia is the fear of what?
Answer:

Answer: Erect penises


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

Answer: The Moondog Coronation Ball

The Moondog Coronation Ball
Moondog Coronation Ball


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1968 novel ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’?
Answer:

Answer: Arthur C Clarke

Arthur C. Clarke Challenge Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition

Sir Arthur C. Clarke Memorial Trophy Inter School Astronomy Quiz Competition


Context:
Question: The Lord Advocate is the chief law officer in which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Scotland

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


Context:
Question: What is the US state capital of Kansas?
Answer:

Answer: Topeka

Highland Park High School (Topeka, Kansas)


Context:
Question: Who was the only British Prime Minister to hold office during the reign of King Edward VIII?
Answer:

Answer: Stanley Baldwin

Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Baldwin

Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, KG, PC

Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, Viscount Corvedale of Corvedale Baldwin

Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley


Context:
Question: In which European country is the port of St Malo?
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 chemical element is represented by the symbol ‘Rn’?
Answer:

Answer: Radon

Thoron
Niton (element)
Radon (Rn)
Radium emanation
Element 86
Radon
Radon gas
Household radon
Emanation (chemistry)
Radon poisoning
Radon (element)
Actinon


Context:
Question: What is the modern international unit of energy measured in?
Answer:

Answer: Joule

Ocrajoule
Joule (J)
Joules
SI unit of energy
Exajoules
Picojoule
Terajoule
Kilojoule
Joule (unit)
ΜJ
Kilojoules
Petajoules
Centijoule
List of converted amounts of joules
Exajoule
Millijoule
Zettajoule
Joule
Nanojoule
Decajoule
Yottajoule
Zetajoule
Yoctojoule
Petajoule
Femtojoule
Attojoule
Gigajoule
Zeptojoule
Decijoule
Terajoules
Hectojoule
Megajoule


Context:
Question: Which type of lens is thicker at the centre than at the edge, as used in microscopes?
Answer:

Answer: Convex lens

Lens Maker's Formula
Lens equation
Convexo-concave lens
Double-convex converging lens
Conventional lens
Compound lens
Negative lens
Diverging lens
Planoconcave
Lens (optics)
Convex Lens
Optical lens
Biconcave lens
Biconvex converging lens
Double convex converging lens
Lensmaker equation
Lens Formula
Lensmakers' forumula
Meniscus (optics)
Thin lens formula
Bi-convex converging lens
Biconcave
Convex lens
Convex-concave lens
Lensmakers equation
Concave lens
Bi-concave lens
Lensmaker's formula
Lens maker's formula
Double-convex lens
Double-concave lens
Real-is-positive convention
Double concave diverging lens
Thin Lens Formula
Lensmakers forumula
Convex lenses
Lens makers equation
Biconcave diverging lens
Curved lens
Converging lens
Meniscus lens
Biconvex lens
Plano-concave lens
Minus lens
Thin lens equation
Bi-concave diverging lens
Plus lens
Lens maker equation
Lensmaker's equation
Crystal Lens
Lensmaker formula
Lensmakers' equation
Plano-convex lens
Bi-convex lens
Double convex lens
Spherical lens
Equiconvex lens
Double concave lens
Singlet (lens)
Lens maker's equation
Double-concave diverging lens


Context:
Question: All matter in the Universe was said to be created by the ‘Big….what’ nearly 14 billion years ago?
Answer:

Answer: Bang

Bang (single)
Bang (song)
BANG!
Bang (disambiguation)
Bang (album)
BANG
Bang
Bangs
Bang! (album)


Context:
Question: ‘Bellis perennis’ is the Latin name for which flower?
Answer:

Answer: Daisy

Daisy (film)
Daisy (flower)
Daisy
Daisy (album)
Daisy (disambiguation)
Daisies


Context:
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘Seven Pillars of Wisdom’?
Answer:

Answer: T E Lawrence

T E Lawrence
T.e. shaw
Thomas E Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence
T.E.Lawrence
T.E. Lawrence of Arabia
Lawrence of Arabia
338171
Lawrence of Arabia (disambiguation)
Te lawrence
Laurence of Arabia
TE Lawrence
Lawrence of arabia
T. E. Lawrence
T.E Lawrence
338171 A/C Shaw
T Lawrence
Thomas Edward Lawrence
T.e. lawrence
Lawrence of Arabia.
Lawrence Of Arabia


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

Answer: Dita Von Teese

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


Context:
Question: What are the first names of the two dancing instructors in the UK television series ‘Hi De Hi’?
Answer:

Answer: Barry and Yvonne


Context:
Question: Poopdeck Pappy is which fictional character’s father?
Answer:

Answer: Popeye

Popeye Cigarettes
Popeye the Sailor Man
Popeye the Sailorman
Popeye (2016 film)
Popeye (2015 film)
The Thimble Theatre
Popeye The Sailor
Popeye (upcoming film)
Popeye (2014 film)
Thimble Theater
Thimble Theatre
Popeye the Sailor
Popeye the sailor man
Pop Eye
The Popeye and Olive Oyl Show
Jack Mercer (sailor)
Popeye


Context:
Question: What was painter Rubens first name?
Answer:

Answer: Peter

Peter (consul)
Peter
Peter (disambiguation)


Context:
Question: Coleopterology is the study of which insects?
Answer:

Answer: Beetles

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


Context:
Question: On a standard dartboard, which number lies between 4 and 6?
Answer:

Answer: 13


Context:
Question: Who was the last Catholic monarch to reign over England?
Answer:

Answer: James II

Cultural depictions of James II of England


Context:
Question: Round the Clock, Hare and Hounds, Cricket and Shanghai are all games played on which type of board?
Answer:

Answer: Dartboard

Jumpers (Darts)
Electronic dartboard
Electronic Dartboard
Dartboard
Flight (darts)
Dart game
Round the Clock (Darts)
Darts (sport)
Darts
Dart board
Round the clock (darts)


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

Answer: Henry IV

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


Context:
Question: Which are the only mammals to have wings?
Answer:

Answer: Bats

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


Context:
Question: The Archibald Fountain is in which Australian city?
Answer:

Answer: Sydney

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


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

Answer: 13


Context:
Question: ‘No dragons were harmed in the making of this movie’ is in the credits of which film?
Answer:

Answer: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’?


Context:
Question: Which British-American actress died on 23rd March 2011, aged 79?
Answer:

Answer: Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Taylor Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher Burton Burton Warner Fortensky

Elizabeth Taylor Hilton Wilding Todd Fisher Burton Warner Fortensky


Context:
Question: Who became US President John Kennedy’s Vice President in 1961?
Answer:

Answer: Lyndon B Johnson

Rebekah Baines
President Lyndon B Johnson
President Lyndon Baines Johnson
Presidency of Lyndon Baines Johnson
All I have I would have given gladly...
President Lyndon B. Johnson
Lyndon b. johnson
L. Johnson Administration
Johnson, Lyndon Baines
President lbj
Lyndon Johnson Administration
Lindon B. Johnson
L. B. J.
Lyndon b johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson Administration
LBJ
L.B.J.
President LBJ
Lyndon Johnson
36th President of the United States
L B J
Lindon Johnson
Howard University Speech
Lyndon Banes Johnson
Lyndon Baines Johnson Administration
Lyndon B. Johnson
President Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon Baynes Johnson
Lyndon johnson
L. B. Johnson Administration
Lyndon B Johnson
Rebekah Baines Johnson
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Lbj
Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson


Context:
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘The Eagle Has landed’?
Answer:

Answer: Jack Higgins


Context:
Question: The Zugsptize is the highest mountain in which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Germany

United States of Germany
Tyskland
Nimska
Bundesdeutsch
Vokietija
Deuchland
Germny
GermanY
FR Germany
Almanya
Federal Republic of Germany
Jermany
Geramny
Etymology of Germany
Nemska
Germany
Niemcy
GERMANY
ISO 3166-1:DE
Land der Dichter und Denker
Federal Republic Of Germany
F.R. Germany
Deutschland
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
BR Deutschland
Germanio
Thyskaland
GerMany
Germeny
Teutonica
Deutchland
Duitsland
THyskaland
Alemanha
Němska
Foederal Republic of Germany


Context:
Question: In medicine, pyrosis is the technical term for which condition?
Answer:

Answer: Heartburn

Cardiac passion
Acid indigestion
Cardiacus dolor
Heartburn
Cardialgia
Heart burn
Agita
Functional heartburn
Cardialgy
Ardor ventriculi


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

Answer: Kebab

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


Context:
Question: Monterrey, Puebla and Toluca are cities in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Mexico

Mexican Republic
MEXICO
Estados Unidos de México
Sierra de la Estrella
Mexico (country)
Mexicó
The United Mexican States
Estados Unidos de Mexico
Central Mexico
ISO 3166-1:MX
Mexiko
Méjico
Mexique
Mexican United States
Mexican'
The United State of Mexico
Mountains of Mexico
Old Mexico
United states of mexico
EUM
Messico
Mejico
The United States of Mexicans
Untied Mexican States
México
Etymology of Mexico
Meixcan
Estados Unidos Mexicanos
Mexic
Mexxico
Mexican Union
The United States of Mexico
United State of Mexico
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Mexican Federal Republic
United Mexican States
Mexican coast
Mehico
United States of Mexicans
United States of Mexico


Context:
Question: Psychoanalyst A A Brill described what as ‘Torches of Freedom’ in the 1920’s, as symbols of equality for women?
Answer:

Answer: Cigarettes

Ccigarette
Cigarrette
Cigarette butts
Cigaretes
Cciggarete
European cigarettes
Full flavor (cigarette type)
Sickarette
Full flavored cigarettes
Ciggie
Cigarette end
Cigarete
Cigerette
Ciggy
100mm cigarette
Cigarette
Fag (cigarette)
Full Flavor (cigarette type)
Cigarette tube
Lung rocket
Cigarrete
Cigaret
Cig
Coffin Nail
Cigarette litter
Smokes
Cigarettes
Cancer stick
Cigs
Cancer Stick
Cigarette ash
Loosey
Ciggarette
Tobacco cigarette
Cigerettes
Dog end
Cigarette butt


Context:
Question: In the novel ‘Watership Down’, Yona is what type of creature?
Answer:

Answer: Hedgehog

Domestic Hedgehog
Hedgepig
Erinaceinae
Hedge hog
Hedge Hog
Hedgehogs
Hedgehog


Context:
Question: Who became leader of the British Conservative Party in July 1965?
Answer:

Answer: Edward Heath

Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath (1974–1975)


Context:
Question: Timothy Q Mouse, Mr Stork and Jim Crow are all characters in which Disney film?
Answer:

Answer: Dumbo

Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Timothy the Mouse


Context:
Question: The Bledisloe Cup is contested by Australia and New Zealand in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Rugby Union

Rugby union footballer
Rugby union tours
Rugby Union
Rugby union player
Rugby union tour
Fifteen-a-side
Rugby union
Rugby union scoring
Rugby Union Football
Rugby union football


Context:
Question: What type of camel has two humps?
Answer:

Answer: Bactrian


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

Answer: Eyes

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


Context:
Question: Inspector Bucket is a character in which novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer:

Answer: Bleak House

Reverend Chadband
Rev Mr Chadband
John Jarndyce
Bleakhouse
Nemo (Bleak House)
Mademoiselle Hortense
Chesney Wold
Honoria, Lady Dedlock
Bleak House
Richard Carstone
Miss Barbary
Lady Honoria Dedlock
Lady Dedlock
Harold Skimpole


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

Answer: Bradley Walsh


Context:
Question: Maria Dickin was the founder of which British animal charity in 1917?
Answer:

Answer: Peoples Dispensary for Sick Animals

Peoples Dispensary for Sick Animals
People's Dispensary for Sick Animals


Context:
Question: Which tennis player was dubbed ‘Superbrat’ by the British press?
Answer:

Answer: John McEnroe

John Patrick McEnroe Jr.
John MacEnroe
John Macenroe
John Patrick McEnroe
John Mcenroe
John McInroe
John Patrick McEnroe, Jr.
John mcenroe
Johnny Mac
John McEnroe


Context:
Question: In 1883 which Indonesian volcano erupted and was believed to be the largest single explosion in recorded human history?
Answer:

Answer: Krakatoa

Anak Krakatau
Krakitoa
Cracatau
Krakatoa
Krakatowa
Crokatoa
Anak Krakatoa
Krakatua eruption 1883
Krakatao
Telok Batong
Krackatoa
Mount Anak Krakatau
KRAKATOA
Krakatoan eruption
Krakatua
Krakatoan Eruption
Mt krakatoa
Krakatau


Context:
Question: Blinky, Mr Teeny and Jub-Jub are all animals in which US animated television series?
Answer:

Answer: The Simpsons

Culturally significant words and phrases from The Simpsons

List of neologisms and phrases on The Simpsons

Culturally significance phrases from The Simpsons

Critisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

List of the Simpson characters in advertisements

Culturally significant phrases from The Simpsons

List of The Simpsons television advertisements

List of advertisements featuring The Simpsons characters

Culturally significant neologisms from The Simpsons

Criticisms of the declining quality of The Simpsons

Itchy & Scratchy's %22500 Easy Pieces%22


Context:
Question: Stanislaw August Poniatowski was the last king of which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Poland

Etymology of Poland
Polish state
Poleand
Rzeczpospolita Polska
Polland
ISO 3166-1:PL
Polskor
Republic of Poland
POLAND
Fourth Poland
Country- Poland
Poleland
Polska
Poland
Poland.
Pols Land
Polnd
Po land
Lenkija
Bastarnia
Pologne
PolanD
Polija
Pole land
Architecture of Poland
Ploand


Context:
Question: In which country would you traditionally see a settlement called a Kibbutz?
Answer:

Answer: Israel

İsrail
ISRAEL
Israeli Republic
Isræl
Medinat Yisrael
מְדִינַת יִשְׂרָאֵל
Istrael
Israeli (nation)
ISO 3166-1:IL
Medinat Israel
Dawlat Isra'il
State of israel
Yisraél
Isra'il
Republic of Israel
دولة إسرائيل
Israel
Israël
Israelim
Medinat Yisra'el
ישראל
State of Israel
יִשְרָאֵל
מדינת ישראל
Dawlat Isrā'īl
Yisra'el
Yisrael
Israeli state
The state of Israel
Jewish Republic
Israil
Jewish Palestine
Etymology of Israel
Isreal
Yisroel
Israyl
Israel (nation)
Modern Israel
Israelian
Hebrew state
M'dinat Yisrael
Israe;
Izrael (state)
Isreael
Isreali
יִשְׂרָאֵל
Medīnat Yisrā'el
Yisroeil
Israel (country)


Context:
Question: One of the Wonders of the Modern World, The Catacombs of Alexandria are in 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 is universally accepted to be the first Roman Emperor?
Answer:

Answer: Augustus

GAIVS•IVLIVS•CAESAR•OCTAVIANVS
Julius Caesar Octavianus
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus
GAIVS*IVLIVS*CAESAR*OCTAVIANVS
Ceasar Augustus
Gaius Octavius Thurinus
Augustus Octavian Caesar
Octavious
Agustus
Augustus
Octavian Caesar
Caesar Octavian
IMPERATOR•CAESAR•DIVI•FILIVS•AVGVSTVS
Avgvstvs
Octavianus
Octavian Augustus
Augustus Ceasar
Augusts Caesar
Coinage reform of Augustus
Augustus Caesar
Emperor Augustus
Emperor Augustus of Rome
Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus
IMPERATOR*CAESAR*DIVI*FILIVS*AVGVSTVS
Octavius Caesar
Roman Emperor Augustus
Augustus, Emperor of Rome
Octavius
Octavian
Gaius Julius Caesar Octavanius Augustus
Augustan reform
Caesar Octavianus
Gaius Octavius Augustus
Octavianus Augustus
Cæsar Augustus
Octavian Augustus Caesar
Caesar Augustus


Context:
Question: Who wrote the political treatise ‘The Prince’, published in 1532?
Answer:

Answer: Niccolo Machiavelli

Niccolò Macchiavelli
Nicole Machiavelli
Machavelli
Nioccolo Machiavelli
Machavellian
Macchiavelian
Nicolo Machiavelli
Machiavilli
Nicoli Machiavelli
Fawce
Marietta Corsini
Machiaveli
Niccolo Macchiavelli
Niccolo di Bernardo dei Machiavelli
Niccolò Machiavelli
Macchiavelianism
Niccol Machiavelli
Machiavellian test
Macavelli
Machiavellia
Niccolo' Macchiavelli
Machiavelians
Niccol%5CxC3%5CxB2 Machiavelli
Nicollo Machiavelli
Machievel
Machiavelian
Machevelli
Machiavelli
Niccolò di Bernardo dei Machiavelli
Nicholas Machiavelli
Macchiavelli
Macchiaveli
Makiavelo
Machiavelli's
Nicholas Machiavell
Machiavelli, Niccolò
Machaevelli
Niccolo Machiavelli
Machiavelliism
Machievelli
Nicolò Machiavelli
Niccoló Macchiavelli
Nicoló Machiavelli
Macavhelli
Machiavelli, Niccolo


Context:
Question: Which US actor appeared in the films ‘Ironweed’, ‘The Pledge’ and ‘Easy Rider’?
Answer:

Answer: Jack Nicholson

John J. Nicholson
Jack Nicholson
Filmography of Jack Nicholson
John Joseph Nicholson
Jack Nicolson
Jack nicholson (filmography)
Jack nickelson
Jack Nickolson
Nicholson, John
Jack nicholson
List of Jack Nicholson films
Nicholson, John Joseph
Jack Nicholson movies
John %22Jack%22 Joseph Nicholson
Jack nicholson movies
I warned him
Jack Nickelson


Context:
Question: Who discovered the electrical nature of lightning through his famous kite experiment in 1750?
Answer:

Answer: Benjamin Franklin

Those who would give up Essential Liberty


Context:
Question: Which month of the year comes third alphabetically?
Answer:

Answer: December


Context:
Question: Composers Joseph Haydn and Franz Schubert were born in which country?
Answer:

Answer: Austria

The Republic of Austria
Oesterreich
Eastreach
Österrike
Easterrealm
Austurriki
Republik Österreich
Osterreich
Austurríki
Austrian Republic
Republik Osterreich
Avstria
Österreich
Republik Oesterreich
Administrative divisions of Austria
Ostria
ISO 3166-1:AT
Alpine Deutschen
Austria
Oostenrijk
Architecture of Austria
Republic of Austria
Etymology of Austria
Autriche
Austrian architecture


Context:
Question: Armistice Day (or Remembrance Day) takes place during which month of the year?
Answer:

Answer: November

The month of November
Novemeber
Noviembre
November 31
㋊
9ber
31 November
Coyovembyote
November
Nobember


Context:
Question: The official birthday of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II falls during which month in the UK?
Answer:

Answer: June

㋅
Jun.
JUNE
June 31
June
Junes
Juno (German)
June 31st


Context:
Question: In Greek mythology, what is Erinys?
Answer:

Answer: A Fury

Fury (film)
The Fury
Fury
FURY
Fury (novel)
Fury (disambiguation)
A Fury


Context:
Question: The ‘what’….House Rule’ is a core principle that governs the confidentiality of the source of information received at a meeting?
Answer:

Answer: Chatham


Context:
Question: In fashion, who designed the ‘New Look’ in 1947?
Answer:

Answer: Christian Dior

Dior Monsieur
Christian Dior
Jacques Benita


Context:
Question: In 1968, who did radical feminist Valerie Solanas shoot and wound as he entered his New York studio?
Answer:

Answer: Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts


Context:
Question: What is the title of Simon and Garfunkel’s only UK number one hit single?
Answer:

Answer: Bridge Over Troubled Water

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


Context:
Question: Who wrote the book of verses ‘Now We Are Six’?
Answer:

Answer: A A Milne

A a milne
A. A. Milne
A Milne
Dorothy Milne
Alan Alexander Milne
AA Milne
Alan Milne
Daphne de Sélincourt
A A Milne
A.A. Milne
Daphne Milne
Dorothy de Sélincourt


Context:
Question: Who played Beverley Hills hairdresser George Roundy in the 1975 film ‘Shampoo’?
Answer:

Answer: Warren Beatty

Warren Beatty
Warren Beaty
Warren Beatty filmography


Context:
Question: Ligustrum is the Latin name for which shrub?
Answer:

Answer: Privet


Context:
Question: A Batrachophile collects figures of which creatures?
Answer:

Answer: Frogs

Frog spawn
Batrachian
Frog Metamorphosis
Frogs
Frog zoology
Froglet
Batrachan
Anura (frog)
Anura (order)
Frog
Anuran
FROGS
Croaking
Frogspawn
A frog
Frog (amphibian)
🐸
Anurans
Anura (amphibian)
Order Anura
Frog life cycle


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

Answer: Cambridge

Park Street Church of England Primary School


Context:
Question: Which English football team play their home games at Vicarage Road?
Answer:

Answer: Watford

Watford Colosseum
Watford, England
Watford, United Kingdom
Watford, Hertfordshire
Watford
Borough of Watford
WATFORD
Municipal Borough of Watford
Watford Official Website


Context:
Question: How many balls are on a snooker table at the beginning of a game?
Answer:

Answer: 22


Context:
Question: In which US state is the world’s largest volcano?
Answer:

Answer: Hawaii

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


Context:
Question: Which is the highest waterfall in the world?
Answer:

Answer: The Angel Falls

Kerepakupai-Merú
Kerepakupai Merú
Salto Ángel
Kerepakupai-merú
Kerepakupai-Meru
Churun Merú
Highest Waterfall
Kerepakupai Meru
Kerepakupai merú
Parakupa-vena
Kerepakupai meru
Devil's mouth
Kerepakupai-meru
The Angel Falls
Angel falls
Salto Angel
Angel Falls


Context:
Question: A Violent Storm is which number on the Beaufort Scale?
Answer:

Answer: 11


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

Answer: Bird

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


Context:
Question: In betting, what odds are known as a ‘Carpet’?
Answer:

Answer: 3 to 1


Context:
Question: Bullfighting is central to which Ernest Hemingway non-fiction book?
Answer:

Answer: Death in the Afternoon

Death in the afternoon
Death In The Afternoon
Death in the Afternoon


Context:
Question: Which French painter lived and worked in Tahiti?
Answer:

Answer: Paul Gauguin

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


Context:
Question: What is the first name of James bond villain Dr No?
Answer:

Answer: Julius

Gens Iulia
Julian clan
Julii
Julius
Julius (gens)
Gens Julia
Claudius Caesar
House of Julii
Julia (gens)
Iulius
Julian gens
Iulii


Context:
Question: What is the art of hand-making cricket bats called?
Answer:

Answer: Podshaving

Mongoose bat
Mongoose Cricket Bat
Mongoose (cricket bat)
Bat (cricket)
Mongoose (bat)
Podshaving
Mongoose cricket bat
Cricket bats
Traditional Indian cricket bat
Cricket Bat industry of India
Cricket Bat
Cricket bat
Cricket bat industry of India


Context:
Question: What is the second event of a men’s decathlon?
Answer:

Answer: Long jump

Longjumper
Running long jump
Farthest jumper
Long jumping
Long-jumping
Long jumper
Broad jump
Long-jumper
Longjump
Long jump
Long jump (sport)
Long Jump


Context:
Question: Gerascophobia is the persistent fear of doing what?
Answer:

Answer: Growing old/ageing


Context:
Question: By what nickname was English serial killer and armed robber Donald Neilson known?
Answer:

Answer: The Black Panther

Black Panther (disambiguation)
The Black Panther
Black panther (disambiguation)
Black Panther (movie)
The Black Panther (film)


Context:
Question: Which late English singer released albums entitled ‘Frank’ and ‘Back to Black’?
Answer:

Answer: Amy Winehouse

Amy Whinehouse
Amy whinehouse
Amy winehouse
Winehouse
Amy Weinhaus
Amy Whitehouse
Death of Amy Winehouse
Amy %22Friedpotato%22 Winehouse
Blake Fielder-Civil
Amy Jade Winehouse
Amy Winehosue
Mitch Winehouse
Amy Winehouse
Amie Winehouse


Context:
Question: Who was British Prime Minister between Winston Churchill’s two terms in office?
Answer:

Answer: Clement Attlee

Clement Richard Attlee, 1st Earl Attlee of Walthamstow, Viscount Prestwood

Sir Clement Richard Attlee 1st Earl Attlee


Context:
Question: Who succeeded Alf Ramsey as England (caretaker) football manager in 1974?
Answer:

Answer: Joe Mercer


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

Answer: Tashkent

Toshkent
Shash
Taskenta
Binkent
Tashkent
Geography of Tashkent
Taškentu
Taskent
Tashkent, USSR
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Chach
Taškenta
Capital of Uzbekistan
Taskentu
Tuskhent
Tashkand
Districts of Tashkent
Tashkent Tennis Center
Tashkent city
Tashkent, UZ


Context:
Question: Which British fashion designer was commissioned by Stanley Kubrick to design the costumes for the film ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’?
Answer:

Answer: Hardy Amies

Hardy Amies
Sir Hardy Amies
Edwin Hardy Amies


Context:
Question: In the Charles Dickens novel ‘Oliver Twist’ what is the name of Bill Sykes dog?
Answer:

Answer: Bulls Eye

Bulls eye
Bulls Eye
Bullseye (disambiguation)
Bullseyes
Bullseye
Bullseye (game show)


Context:
Question: The Isis is the upper reach of which British river?
Answer:

Answer: River Thames

Theems
Thames River
The Thames
River Thames
Tamisa
Themsen
Themse
Old Father Thames
Thames river
Tamiza
Temze
History of Thames Water
Temza
The Thames River
The River Thames
Tamesa
River Temz
Thames Crossing
Tamigi
Temz River
River Tems
The Thames (river)
Tems River
Thames Basin
River thames
Isis River (England)
Thames (river)
Thames
Thames River (England)


Context:
Question: What is the official language of Barbados?
Answer:

Answer: English

Egnlish
Englilsh
English (disambiguation)
Englissh
ENGLISH
Englis
Enlish
English
Inglisj
Engish


Context:
Question: Elliot Carver is the villain in which James Bond film?
Answer:

Answer: Tomorrow Never Dies

List of James Bond allies in Tomorrow Never Dies


Context:
Question: Which line on the London Undergound rail system is the only line which interconnects with every other line?
Answer:

Answer: Jubilee Line

Jubilee line
Fleet Line
Jubilee Line
Fleet line


Context:
Question: James Gandolfini plays the sadistic military prison commandant Colonel Winter in which 2001 film starring Robert Redford?
Answer:

Answer: The Last Castle


Context:
Question: Which is the largest borough in New York City?
Answer:

Answer: Queens

Queens, NYC, NY
Queens County, NY
Queens, United States
Queens, N.Y.
Queens, New York City
Queens, New York City, New York
PS 185 John M. Langston
Louis Armstrong Middle School
Queens, NY
Queens (New York)
Queens , New York
Queens (borough)
Government of Queens
Queens, NYC
Timeline of Queens history
Queens
Queens County, Long Island
Queens, New York
Queens (NY)
PS 185 John M.Langston
Queens NY
Queens (New York City borough)
Queens, New York, New York
Borough of Queens
Borough of Queens, New York
Queens County, New York


Context:
Question: What is a female gerbil called?
Answer:

Answer: Doe


Context:
Question: In the children’s television series ‘Ivor the Engine’ what is the name of the dragon?
Answer:

Answer: Idris


Context:
Question: The Hindhead Tunnel is in which English county?
Answer:

Answer: Surrey

Services for Young People in Surrey County Council


Context:
Question: What is a group of ferrets called?
Answer:

Answer: A business

The business
The Business (disambiguation)
A business
The Business


Context:
Question: Gentoo, Adelie and Macaroni are all species of which bird?
Answer:

Answer: Penguin

Penquins
Ptilopteri
Sphenisciformes
Penguine
🐧
Sphenisiformes
Spheniscinae
Pengiuns
Behavior patterns of adult penguins
Penguines
Spheniscidæ
Spheniscidae
Penguins
Speniscidiformes
A penguin
Penquin
Penguin eggs
Impennes
Isabelline penguin
Penguin


Context:
Question: What is the ‘lead’ in pencils made from?
Answer:

Answer: Graphite

Black Lead
Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite
Highly Ordered Pyrolytic Graphite
Graphite electrodes
Plumbago (mineral)
Flake graphite
Graphite
Natural graphite
Graphitic
HOPG


Context:
Question: What is the system of raised dots called which blind people use to read with their fingers?
Answer:

Answer: Braille

Braile
Braille Keyboard
Braille cell
Eight-point braille
Eight-dot braille
Braille book
Braille
Braille keyboard
Braille script
ISO 15924:Brai
Braille alphabet
Braille System
Braille code
Braille writer
Braille contraction
Braille (script)
Brai (script)


Context:
Question: In fashion Straight Cut, Boot Cut and Skinny are all types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Jeans

Riveted jeans
Blue-jeans
Jeans trousers
Jeans pant
Blue Jeans
Straight jeans
Blue jeans
Jeans
Straight leg jeans
Blue jean insulation
👖
Jean cuts
Destroyed jeans
Bluejeans


Context:
Question: Teutophobia is the irrational fear of which country and its culture?
Answer:

Answer: Germany

United States of Germany
Tyskland
Nimska
Bundesdeutsch
Vokietija
Deuchland
Germny
GermanY
FR Germany
Almanya
Federal Republic of Germany
Jermany
Geramny
Etymology of Germany
Nemska
Germany
Niemcy
GERMANY
ISO 3166-1:DE
Land der Dichter und Denker
Federal Republic Of Germany
F.R. Germany
Deutschland
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
BR Deutschland
Germanio
Thyskaland
GerMany
Germeny
Teutonica
Deutchland
Duitsland
THyskaland
Alemanha
Němska
Foederal Republic of Germany


Context:
Question: What is the medical term for high blood pressure?
Answer:

Answer: Hypertension

Hypertensive diseases
Hypertensive disorders
Laboratory tests for hypertension
Accelerated hypertension
Prognosis of hypertension
Symptoms of hypertension
Elevated blood-pressure
Diagnosis of hypertension
Hypertention
Residual hypertension
Raised blood pressure
Hypertensive disorder
Hypertension
Rebound hypertension
Signs and symptoms of hypertension
Prevention of hypertension
Hypertensive disease
Refractory hypertension
Adrenal hypertension
Economics of hypertension
Elevated blood pressure
Hyper tension
Increased blood pressure
Classification of hypertension
Signs of hypertension
Arterial hypertension
Causes of hypertension
High blood pressure
Chronic hypertension
High blood
Hypertensive
Hyperpiesia
Hyperpieses
High BP
Awareness of hypertension
Epidemiology of hypertension
High Blood Pressure


Context:
Question: The UK television series ‘Father Ted’ is set on which fictional island?
Answer:

Answer: Craggy Island

Father Ted
The Magic Road
Father Cyril McDuff
Fr Ted
Fr. Ted
Craggy Island
Fr. ted
Fr ted


Context:
Question: In April 1963, Lester Bowles Pearson became Prime Minister of which country?
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: English novelist Barbara McCorquodale was better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Barbara Cartland

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


Context:
Question: What was the first name of the older sister of German-born diarist Anne Frank?
Answer:

Answer: Margot


Context:
Question: Phillip Schofield, Jason Donovan and Donny Osmond have all played the starring role in which stage musical?
Answer:

Answer: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat

Joseph and the Amazing Techicolor Dreamcoat

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Joseph and the amazing technicolour dreamcoat


Context:
Question: Who plays Nellie Forbush in the 2001 remake of the film ‘South Pacific’?
Answer:

Answer: Glenn Close

Glenn close
Close, Glenn
Glenn Close
Annie Starke
Glen close
Glen Close


Context:
Question: Spelunking is the exploration of what, especially as a hobby?
Answer:

Answer: Caves

River cave
Dry cave
Cave
Natural cave
World's deepest cave
Sacred cave
Caves
Fossil cave
Primary caves
Collapse cave
Cave system
Cave systems
Dripstone cave
Cave records
Karst Cave
Primary cave
Caverns
Collapse cavern
Cave complex
Cavern
Natural caves
Cave (natural)
Water cave


Context:
Question: The chemical compound Thujone is best known for being present in which alcoholic drink?
Answer:

Answer: Absinthe

Abasinthe
Absinthe
Abstinthe
Green fairy
Apsinth
Absinthisme
Absenta
Apsenth
Absinthism
Absenthe
Green Fairy
Absinth
La fee verte


Context:
Question: ‘Corylus’ is the Latin name for which plant?
Answer:

Answer: Hazel

Hazel
Hazel tree
Lopima
Corylus
Hazel (Corylus)
Hazelbush


Context:
Question: What is the title of the final and unfinished novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer:

Answer: The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Edwin Drood
The Mystery Of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood (film)
Mystery of Edwin Drood
The Mystery of Edwin Drood


Context:
Question: In the nursery rhyme ‘Oranges and Lemons’, the bells of which church said ‘You owe me five farthings’?
Answer:

Answer: St Martins

St. Martins
St. Martin's
St. Martin's (disambiguation)
St Martins (disambiguation)
Saint Martin's
St. Martin’s
Saint Martin's (disambiguation)
Saint Martins
St Martin's
St Martins


Context:
Question: In which country was the 2006 FIFA World Cup held?
Answer:

Answer: Germany

United States of Germany
Tyskland
Nimska
Bundesdeutsch
Vokietija
Deuchland
Germny
GermanY
FR Germany
Almanya
Federal Republic of Germany
Jermany
Geramny
Etymology of Germany
Nemska
Germany
Niemcy
GERMANY
ISO 3166-1:DE
Land der Dichter und Denker
Federal Republic Of Germany
F.R. Germany
Deutschland
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
BR Deutschland
Germanio
Thyskaland
GerMany
Germeny
Teutonica
Deutchland
Duitsland
THyskaland
Alemanha
Němska
Foederal Republic of Germany


Context:
Question: In the US, which state lies to the west of New Hampshire?
Answer:

Answer: Vermont

Sports in Vermont
Transportation in Vermont
United States, Vermont
Transport in Vermont
US-VT
Vermonters
Vermont (state)
Geography of Vermont
USA, Vermont
Climate of Vermont
Demographics of Vermont
Vermont
State of Vermont
14th state
Green Mountain State
Fourteenth State
14th State
Vermont USA
Vermontian
USA Vermont
Vermont, USA
Economy of Vermont
Religion in Vermont
Vermont, United States
Vermont, US
Christianity in Vermont
Vermont (U.S. state)
The Green Mountain State


Context:
Question: Which Radio 2 DJ christened ‘Dallas’ character Lucy Ewing ‘The Poison Dwarf’?
Answer:

Answer: Terry Wogan

Tezza Wogan
Terence Wogan
The Togmeister
Terry Wogan
Michael Wogan
Sir Terry Wogan
Sir terry
Togmeister
Sir Terry


Context:
Question: What is the longest river in Canada?
Answer:

Answer: Mackenzie River

Deh Cho River
Mackenzie River Delta
Mackenzie River Valley
Mackenzie river
River Mackenzie
Disappointment River
MacKenzie River
Mackenzie valley
Mackenzie River delta
Mackenzie River, Northwest Territories
Mackenzie Valley
Mackenzie River


Context:
Question: What is the US state capital of Alabama?
Answer:

Answer: Montgomery

Montgomerie
Montgomery (disambiguation)
Montgomery


Context:
Question: The day after Shrove Tuesday is known as ‘What’….Wednesday’?
Answer:

Answer: Ash Wednesday

Ash-Wednesday
Ash Wednesday
National No Smoking Day
Ash wednesday
Imposition of ashes
Ash Wed


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1951 novel ‘From here to Eternity’?
Answer:

Answer: James Jones

Jones, James
James Jones (basketball)
James Jones (disambiguation)
James Jones (running back)
James Jones
James Jones (American football)


Context:
Question: Which Olympic athlete is nicknamed ‘The Lightning Bolt’?
Answer:

Answer: Usain Bolt

Osain Bolt
Bolt Usain
Usain Bolt
Usain Plof
Usain bolt
Ussain Bolt
Usan Bolt
Ussein bolt
Hussain Bolt
Sir Usain Bolt
Bolt runner


Context:
Question: What was the name of the band, featuring members of Thin Lizzy and the Sex Pistols, which recorded a 1979 song called ‘A Merry Jingle’?
Answer:

Answer: The Greedies (originally The Greedy Bastards)

The Greedies (originally The Greedy Bastards)


Context:
Question: What is the nickname of the great bell of the clock at the north end of the Palace of Westminster in London?
Answer:

Answer: Big Ben

Palace of Westminster Clock Tower, Great Clock of Westminster


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

Answer: Uganda

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


Context:
Question: In June 1978, who became the first cricketer to score a century and take eight wickets in one inning in a Test Match?
Answer:

Answer: Ian Botham

Sir Ian Terence Botham
Ian Botham
Ian Terence Botham
I T Botham
Sir Ian Botham


Context:
Question: What is a female skunk called?
Answer:

Answer: Sow

Sows
SOW (disambiguation)
Sow (disambiguation)
Sow
SOW


Context:
Question: The name Jessica was invented by William Shakespeare for which of his plays?
Answer:

Answer: The Merchant of Venice

The comicall Historie of the Merchant of Venice

The most excellent Historie of the Merchant of Venice

The moſt excellent Hiſtorie of the Merchant of Venice


Context:
Question: In the Bible, how many psalms make up the Book of Psalms?
Answer:

Answer: 150


Context:
Question: Which bridge connects Detroit, Michigan, USA and Windsor, Ontario, Canada?
Answer:

Answer: Ambassador bridge

Canada Transit Company
Detroit International Bridge Company
WPYF269
Canadian Transit Company
Ambassador International Bridge
Ambassador bridge
The Ambassador Bridge
Ambassador Bridge


Context:
Question: The Cartier Racing Awards are competed for in which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Horse racing

Scratch sheet
Race horse
Pony racing
Horse Racing
Racing horse
Racing industry
Horse racing in Japan
Horse-racing
Keiba
🏇
Horse racing
Horse racing venue
Racing on horseback
Quarter-Horse Racing
Horse race
Horse races
Racehorses
Horse-race
Racehorse
Turf patron
Horserace
Horseracing


Context:
Question: In November 1975 Juan Carlos was declared King of which European country?
Answer:

Answer: Spain

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


Context:
Question: Brenda Ann Spencer’s justification for opening fire at a San Diego school on January 29th 1979 inspired which song by The Boomtown Rats?
Answer:

Answer: I Don’t Like Mondays

I hate Mondays
I Don't Like Mondays (Song)
I dont like mondays
I hate mondays
I don't like mondays
I Don’t Like Mondays
I Don't Like Mondays (song)
I don't like Mondays
I Don't Like Mondays


Context:
Question: In 1610, who became the first person to observe Saturn’s rings through a telescope?
Answer:

Answer: Galileo Galilei

Father of modern observational astronomy

A Very Brief Summary of the Life of Galileo


Context:
Question: What was the only film directed by Cecil B DeMille in which actor John Wayne appeared?
Answer:

Answer: Reap The Wild Wind


Context:
Question: On a standard dartboard, which number lies between 12 and 20?
Answer:

Answer: 5


Context:
Question: In which year did students first enrol in the Open University in the UK
Answer:

Answer: 1971

one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-one


Context:
Question: In the human body, which pigment is primarily responsible for the colour of skin?
Answer:

Answer: Melanin

Melanins
Brown eumelanin
Melanization
Catechol melanin
Pheomelanin
Phaeomelanic
Catechol melanins
Melanin synthesis
Eumelanic
Melanin
Plant melanin
Phaeomelanin
Black melanin
Eumelanin


Context:
Question: Rialto, Scalzi and Constitution are all bridges in which European city?
Answer:

Answer: Venice

Sestiere (Venice)
Venice
Venedig
Districts of Venice
Venesia
Venice, Italy
Venice subsidence
Venices
Venezia
Venice (Italy)
UN/LOCODE:ITVCE
The weather in Venice
Vinegia


Context:
Question: Michael J Fox travels back to which year in the Wild West in the 1990 film ‘Back To The Future Part III’?
Answer:

Answer: 1885

one thousand, eight hundred and eighty-five


Context:
Question: Andy Coulson resigned as editor of which British newspaper in 2007?
Answer:

Answer: News of the World

The News Of The World
News of the Screws
Screws of the World
The News of the World
News of the World
The News of The World
News Of The World
Keith Gladdis
News of the world


Context:
Question: What colour jumper does fictional character Rupert the Bear wear?
Answer:

Answer: Red

List of terms associated with the color red


Context:
Question: Jackpot Counter, Ghost Drop and Drop Zone are all terms used in which UK television game show?
Answer:

Answer: Tipping Point

The Tipping Point (album)
Tipping point
Tipping point (science)
The Tipping Point (disambiguation)
Tipping point (disambiguation)
Tipping element
Tipping Point


Context:
Question: In Ian Fleming’s novel ‘Moonraker’, Sir Hugo Drax is suspected of cheating at which game in the Mayfair club ‘Blades’?
Answer:

Answer: Bridge

Bridges
Bridge railing styles
Bridge building
🌉
Bridge abutments
Railroad Bridge
Railroad bridge
Road bridges
Bridge Building
Bridge (engineering)
Double-deck bridge
Railway bridges
Types of bridges
Railway bridge
Bridge (structure)
Bridge railing
Bridge railing style
Brigecraft
Road bridge
Bridgecraft
Bridge
Road Bridge
Bridge failure
Rail bridge
Railway Bridge
Bidge
Bridge failures


Context:
Question: Which 18th Century composer wrote ‘The Four Seasons’?
Answer:

Answer: Antonio Vivaldi

Vivaldi
A.Vivaldi
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi
The Red Priest
A. Vivaldi
Prete Rosso
Antonio Vivaldi
Il Prete Rosso


Context:
Question: American singer Katheryn Hudson is better known by what name?
Answer:

Answer: Katy Perry

Katheryn Perry
Kathryn Elizabeth Hudson
Katy Perry
Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson
Katy Perrie
KatyCat
Katy Hudson Perry
Katy Cats
Katty Perry
Hudson (singer)
David D. Hudson
Katy Cat
Katheryn Hudson
(A) Katy Perry
Katy pery
Katheryn E. Hudson
David Hudson (singer)
Katy perry
KatyCats
Kate Perry
David Daniel Hudson
Katy Hudson


Context:
Question: Who wrote the 1866 novel ‘Crime and Punishment’?
Answer:

Answer: Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Fiodor Dostoevsky
Feodor Dostoievsky
Fyodor Dostoievski
Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoievsky
Dostoyevskey
Fyoder dostoyevski
Fjodor M. Dostojewski
Fyodor M. Dostoevsky
Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dostoyevsky
Dostoyevski
Fyoder doestoyevski
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevski
Feodor dostojevski
Doestoyevski
Fiódor Dostoiévski
Fyodor Dostoevskii
Fedor Dostoyevsky
The heavenly christmas tree
Fiodor Dostoïevski
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky
Feodor Dostoyevsky
Dostoyevskii
Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky
Fyodor Dostoevsky (old)
Fedor Dostoyevski
Fodor dostoevsky
Fedor Dostoevsky
Fedor M. Dostoevsky
Fëdor Mikhailovich Dostoevskii
Feodor Dostoevsky
Dostojevski
Dostoievski
Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky
Fjodor Dostojewski
Fedor dostoevski
Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky
Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevskii
Fedor M. Dostoyevsky
Достоевский
Dostojevsky
Dostoievsky
Fiodor Dostoievski
Dostoevsky
Feodor dostojevskij
Dostoevskij
Dostoevski
Fyoder Dostoyevsky
Fydor Dostoyevsky
Dostoyevsky
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Dostojevskij
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor
Fydor Dostoevsky
Fyodor Dostoevski
Fyodr Dostoevsky
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Dosteovsky
F. M. Dostoevsky
Fyodor Dostoyevski


Context:
Question: A throw of which number on each of a pair of dice is known as Snake Eyes?
Answer:

Answer: One


Context:
Question: What colour is a 100 Euro banknote?
Answer:

Answer: Green

List of terms associated with the color green


Context:
Question: ‘Barwick Green’ is the theme tune to which BBC series?
Answer:

Answer: The Archers

Ambridge, Borsetshire
Vanessa Whitburn
The archers
The Archers
Ambridge (The Archers)
The Archers - Radio Soap


Context:
Question: Bearoff, Nullo Play and Quadrant are all terms used in which board game?
Answer:

Answer: Backgammon

Crawford rule
Doubling cube
Nackgammon
Backgammon
Backgamon
Longgammon
Shesh besh
Russian Backgammon
Nardshir
Blackgammon
Portes (game)
Doubling (backgammon)


Context:
Question: In which European city was the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest held?
Answer:

Answer: London

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


Context:
Question: The nictitating membrane is found on which part of animal’s body?
Answer:

Answer: Eye

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


Context:
Question: In fashion, Hobble, Pencil and Dirndl are all types of what?
Answer:

Answer: Skirt

Broomstick skirt
Midi-skirt
Skirted
Short skirted
Lahenga
Tiered skirt
Short-skirted
Skirt (garment)
Winter skirt
Short skirt
Maxi-skirt
Slim skirt
Bubble dress
Circular skirt
Maxiskirt
Afternoon skirt
Maxi skirt
Midi skirt
Skirts
Long skirted
Long-skirted
Long skirt
Bell skirt
Skirt
Midiskirt


Context:
Question: Riff, Bernado and Joyboy are all characters in which musical?
Answer:

Answer: West Side Story

The Sharks (West Side Story)
Gee, Officer Krupke
Westside Story
West Side Story 2008
Riff (character)
West side story
The Jets (West Side Story)
Jet Song
West Side Story
West Side Story (musical)


Context:
Question: ‘My heart aches, and a drowsy numbness pains, My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk’ are the opening lines of which poem?
Answer:

Answer: Ode to a Nightingale

Ode to a nightingale
Ode to a Nightingale
Ode To A Nightingale


Context:
Question: What is the common single-celled green algae which is responsible for turning stagnant water an opaque green?
Answer:

Answer: Chlorella


Context:
Question: Confederatio Helvetica was the former name of which modern-day country?
Answer:

Answer: Switzerland

ISO 3166-1:CH
Svissland
Etymology of Switzerland
Confederation Helvetia
Swizerland
Confederatio Helvetica
Environmental Integrity Group
Confoederatio Helvetica
Svizra
SWITZERLAND
Confédération suisse
SwissEnergy
Schweitz
Švýcarsko
Die Schweiz
Schwitzerland
Confederation suisse
Der Schweiz
Swiss Confederated States
Suiza
Switz
Switzeland
Schweiz
Confederation Helvetica
Switserland
Suisse
Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft
Switzerland information
Confederaziun Svizra
Switzer land
Switzerland
Land of the Switzers
Swiss confederation
Confœderatio Helvetica
Swiss
Confederation Suisse
Confederation of Helvatia
Land of the Swiss
Confederaziun svizra
Svizzera
Swissland
Swizterland
Confédération Suisse
Confederazione Svizzera
Swiss Confederation


Context:
Question: What is the name of the fictional school in the UK television series ‘Please Sir’?
Answer:

Answer: Fenn Street School


Context:
Question: What is Tom Cruise’s job in the 1996 film ‘Jerry Maguire’?
Answer:

Answer: Sports Agent

Agent (sports)
Sports agents
Football agent
Sports Agent
Athlete agent
Sports agent


Context:
Question: What value is a purple Euro banknote?
Answer:

Answer: 500 Euros

500 Euros
five hundred  currency
500 currency


Context:
Question: Which British band released their debut album ‘Definitely Maybe’ in 1994?
Answer:

Answer: Oasis


Context:
Question: ‘The Queen was in the parlour eating bread and honey’ in which nursery rhyme?
Answer:

Answer: Sing a Song of Sixpence

Sing a Song of Sixpence
Sing a song of sixpence
Sing A Song Of Sixpence


Context:
Question: Who plays the bounty hunter Carson Wells in the 2007 film ‘No Country For Old Men’?
Answer:

Answer: Woody Harrelson

Woody Harelson
Woodie Harrelson
Woody Harrleson
Woody Harrelson
Woodrow Harrelson
Woodrow Tracy Harrelson
Woodrow %22Woody%22 Harrelson
Woody Harellson


Context:
Question: British comedian/presenter Clive, Scottish singer/musician Ian and English footballer Vivian all share which surname?
Answer:

Answer: Anderson


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

Answer: Cyprus

Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus

Κυπριακή Δημοκρατία


Context:
Question: How many games are usually played in a badminton match?
Answer:

Answer: 212 degrees

212 degrees
two hundred and twelve  degrees


Context:
Question: What is the title of the 1976 film about the Watergate Scandal, starring Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman?
Answer:

Answer: All the President’s Men

All the President's Men
All the President’s Men
All The President's Men
Woodstein
All the presidents men
All the President's Men (novel)


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

Answer: Shoji

Paper wall
Shōji
Shoji
Shíji
Syoji
Japanese Doors


Context:
Question: To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
Answer:

Answer: A window


Context:
Question: An oropendola is what type of creature?
Answer:

Answer: Bird

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


Context:
Question: A rinkhals is what type of creature?
Answer:

Answer: Snake

Snkae
Snakes
Serpentes
Serpentigenous
Snake anatomy
🐍
Snakey
Snake diet
Snake locomotion
Serpentiform
Snake
Snake food
Snake (zoology)
Coronellidae
Snakiest


Context:
Question: During which year was Washington DC declared the capital of the USA?
Answer:

Answer: 1790


Context:
Question: Which British film, starring Ralph Fiennes, won nine Oscars in 1997?
Answer:

Answer: The English Patient

The English Patient
The English Patient (novel)
English Patient


Context:
Question: Who played boxer Jim Braddock in the 2005 film ‘Cinderella man’?
Answer:

Answer: Russell Crowe

Russel crow
Russel crowe
Russell Crowe
30 Odd Foot Of Grunts
Russell Crow
Russel Crow
The Long Green Shore
Russel Crowe
Russ Le Roq
30 Odd Foot of Grunts
TOFOG
The Long Green Shore (film)
A Very Special Person…
The Ordinary Fear of God
Rusell Crowe
Crowe, Russell
A Very Special Person...
Thirty Odd Foot of Grunts
30 odd foot of grunts
Sydney Unplugged
Tennyson Spencer Crowe
Sydney Unplugged (film)
Russell Ira Crowe
Russell crowe
30 Odd Foot Of Grunt
Charles Spencer Crowe
A Very Special Person


Context:
Question: Who plays murderous hitch-hiker John Ryder in the 1986 film ‘The Hitcher’?
Answer:

Answer: Rutger Hauer

Rutger Oelsen Hauer
Rutger Hower
All Those Moments
Rutger Haeur
Rutger Hauer


Context:
Question: Who replaced Iraqi President Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr in July 1979?
Answer:

Answer: Saddam Hussein

Sadaam
Saddam Hussein Al-Takriti
Saddam Hosseyn
Sodamn Hussein
HVD-1
Sadamm Hussain
صدام حسين عبد المجيد التكريتي
Saddam Hussayn
Sodom Hussein
Saddam Husayn Al Tikriti
Saddam Hussein Al Majid Al Tikriti
Hussein, Saddam
Sadam Hussein
Saddam Husein
The butcher of baghdad
Hussein 'Abd al-Majid
Saddam Hussein Al-Tikriti
Saddam Husayn al Tikriti
Hussein 'Abid al-Majid
Saddam Huessain
Saddam Husayn al-Tikriti
Saddam Huisein
Sodam Hussein
Subha Tulfah al-Mussallat
Saddam Huseyin
Saddam
Saadam Hussein
Ṣaddām Ḥusayn ʿAbd al-Majīd al-Tikrītī
Sadamm
Saddam Hueseyin
Saddam Husayn
Saddam Hussein al-Tikrit
Saddam heusein
Saddam Hussein Abd al-Majid al-Tikriti
Hussein Saddam
صدام حسين التكريتي
Ṣaddām Ḥusayn Abd al-Maŷīd al-Takrītī
Saddam Husayn Al-Tikriti
Saddam hussein
Sadam Husein
Hala Hussein
Saddam Hossain
Saddām hussayn
Saddam Hussein al-Majid al-Tikriti
Sedam Huseyîn
Sadamm Husien
Sudam Hussein
Suddom hussain
Sedam Huseyin
Saddam Husayn Abd al-Mayid al-Takriti
Butcher of Baghdad
Sadam Hussain
Saddam Hussien
Saddam Hüseyin
Saddam Hussein
Butcher of baghdad
High Value Detainee One
Saddam Hussein Takriti
Saddām Hussayn
Saddam Houssein
Saddam Tiqriti
Saddam Husseins
Sadaam Hussein
Saddam Hossein
Saddam huissen
Images of Saddam Hussein
Saddam al-Tikriti
Ṣaddām Ḥusayn
Saddam Hussain


Context:
Question: Which northern English beer was originally launched by Col. James Porter in 1927?
Answer:

Answer: Newcastle Brown Ale

Newcastle Brown
Newcastle ale
Newcastle Brown Ale
New Castle Brown Ale
Newcastle brown ale


Context:
Question: Who created the Star Wars series of films?
Answer:

Answer: George Lucas

Tyger (actress)
George Walton Lucas Jr.
Indiana (dog)
George Jr. Lucas
G lucas
Jett Lucas
Lucas, George
George Lucas's
George Walton Lucas
George lucas
Katie lucas
George Lucus
George Walton Lucas, Jr.
George Lucas Jnr
Gorge Lucas
George W Lucas Jr
The Flanneled One
George Lucas
George Lucas Jr.


Context:
Question: In the Star Wars series of films what is the name of the slug-like alien who had a bounty on Han Solo, who owed him money for dumping an illegal cargo?
Answer:

Answer: Jabba the Hutt

Jabba the Hut
Jabba the hutt
Jaba the hut
Jabba the hut
Jabba The Hut
Jabba Desilijic Tiure
Jaba Desilijic Tiure
Jabba Desijljic Tiure
Mondho III
Jabba the Hutt
Ghoel
Jaba The Hutt
Jabba The Hutt


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

Answer: Georgetown

Georgetown
Goergetown
Gorgetown
George Town
City of Georgetown
George Town (disambiguation)
Georgetown City
G-town
Georgetown (disambiguation)


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

Answer: Bird


Context:
Question: In rugby union, the Cook Cup is a challenge cup contested by which two countries?
Answer:

Answer: Australia and England


Context:
Question: What is the fin called underneath the rear of a surfboard?
Answer:

Answer: Skeg


Context:
Question: Who wrote the screenplay for the 1994 film ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’?
Answer:

Answer: Richard Curtis

Rachel Curtis
Richard Curtis (screenwriter)
Richard Curtis


Context:
Question: In the US, where would a busboy work?
Answer:

Answer: Restaurant

Eateries
Cookshop
Restuarant
Restarant
Resteraunt
Piqueteadero
Restaurant
Restaraunt
Restaurants
Resturants
Resturant
Public food facility
Eatery
Theatre restaurant
Resturaunt
Restuarent
Restauraunt
Chef's table
Resterant


Context:
Question: What type of plant is a nardoo?
Answer:

Answer: Fern

Filicinae
Filicology
Filicophyta
Fern brake
Fernbrake
Fern seed
Fren
Fern-brake
Pterydology
Pterophytes
Filices
Monilophytes
Polypodiophyte
Polypodiophyta
Pteridologist
Pteriodophytes
Pterophyta
Monilophyte
Pterophyte
Monilophyta
Pteridology
Moniliformopses
Filicinophyta
Fern
Ferns


Context:
Question: In the television series ‘Thunderbirds’, what is Lady Penelope’s surname?
Answer:

Answer: Creighton-Ward


Context:
Question: Fiji Day is celebrated in Fiji during which month of the year?
Answer:

Answer: October


Context:
Question: Who played Grandad in the UK television series ‘Only Fools and Horses’?
Answer:

Answer: Lennard Pearce


Context:
Question: In 1784, who designed the first power loom?
Answer:

Answer: Edmund Cartwright


Context:
Question: Which city hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics, which were boycotted by over 60 nations?
Answer:

Answer: Moscow

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


Context:
Question: The Gilles Villeneuve Formula One racing circuit is in which country?
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: Which motorcycle company introduced the Jet Ski in 1972?
Answer:

Answer: Kawasaki

Kawasockie
Kawasaki (disambiguation)
Kawasaki


Context:
Question: How many feathers, traditionally, form the cone of a badminton shuttlecock?
Answer:

Answer: 16


Context:
Question: Which tennis player, born in 1946, was nicknamed ‘Nasty’?
Answer:

Answer: Ilie Nastase


Context:
Question: What was US gangster Al Capone’s nickname?
Answer:

Answer: Scarface

Scarface (disambiguation)
Scarface
Scraface
Scarface (video game)
Scarface (film)


Context:
Question: What type of food dish is a ‘London Particular’?
Answer:

Answer: Soup

Condensed soup
Canned soup
Soups
Cold soup
Soup
Cold Soup
Bean soup
Dessert soup
Clear soup
Soupe


Context:
Question: Which German philosopher wrote ‘Das Kapital’?
Answer:

Answer: Karl Marx

Karl Marx
Karl Heinrich Marx
K. H. Marx
Marx, Karl
K Marx
Carl Heinrich Marx
Carl Marks
K. Marx
Karol Marks
Carl Marx
Father of Communism
Karl Marks
Karl marx
Marx


Context:
Question: In the UK, the LTA is the governing body of which sport?
Answer:

Answer: Tennis

Lawn tennis
Tenniz
TenniS
Tenis
Lawn-Tennis
Professional tennis player
Break point
Tennis
Tennis player
Big tennis
Lawn Tennis
Match point (tennis)
Game point
Set point (tennis)
Tennis coaching
Match tiebreak
Championship point
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