Question: Goreng, Bakar, Tumis, Rebus, and Kukus are major Indonesian?
Answer: Cooking styles

Question: The popular Indonesian sport Pencak Silat is a form of?
Answer: Martial Arts

Question: Indonesia has the world's (what ranking?) biggest national population?
Answer: 4th

Question: The vast majority of Indonesian people adhere to what religion?
Answer: Islam

Question: Depending on geographical interpretation Indonesia comprises how many islands?
Answer: 17,000-18,000

Question: Gamelan is a major Indonesian style of?
Answer: Music

Question: Representing about 100 million people and 40% of the population, which is the largest ethnic group of Indonesia?
Answer: Javanese

Question: Indonesia shares which island with Brunei and Malaysia?
Answer: Borneo

Question: Kelut and Merapi are among famous Indonesian (what?) in the 'Circum-Pacific Belt' or 'Ring of Fire'?
Answer: Volcanoes

Question: According to biblical tradition what came to rest on the Mountains of Ararat, now in eastern Turkey?
Answer: Noah's Ark

Question: Recep Erdoğan, Abdullah Gül, Bülent Ecevit, and Turgut Özal are notable Turkish?
Answer: Prime Ministers

Question: The letters C and S in the Turkish alphabet feature which diacritical mark?
Answer: Cedilla

Question: In Turkish language/custom "teşekkür ederim" and "sağ olun" mean?
Answer: Thank you

Question: Equating broadly to Asia Minor/Turkey what is the old term for this region, from ancient Greek meaning 'sunrise' and 'east'?
Answer: Anatolia

Question: Turkey's international vehicle registration code (typically shown on vehicle registration plates) is?
Answer: Tr

Question: Established in 1923, Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi, is Turkey's oldest?
Answer: Political party

Question: Invented by Haci Bekir Effendi at his Istanbul shop in 1777 what is the globally consumed 'lokum' more famously called?
Answer: Turkish delight

Question: In 1993 the Turkish economist and academic Tansu Penbe Çiller became the country's first?
Answer: Female Prime Minister

Question: Name Turkey's major 'Istanbul (Who?) Airport' after the founder and first president of the Republic of Turkey?
Answer: Atatürk

Question: A Turkish 'hammam', whose name derives from Arabic hamma, heat, is known in 'western' cultures alternatively as a Turkish what?
Answer: Bath

Question: Eastern Thrace refers to which part of Turkey?
Answer: European

Question: The famous medieval stone landmark in Turkey's largest city is the 'Galata (What?)'?
Answer: Tower

Question: Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş and Trabzonspor are famous Turkish?
Answer: Football clubs

Question: Who are Turkey's 2nd largest ethnic people and about 18% of the population?
Answer: Kurds

Question: Turkey's international telephone calling code is?
Answer: 90

Question: Comprising 100 Kuruş, what is Turkey's currency, first minted in the early 1400s as Ottoman money?
Answer: Lira

Question: Someone of stubbornly set ways is said to be 'Dyed in the (What?)'?
Answer: Wool

Question: To very quickly dismiss someone's request or suggestion is to give him/her 'Short (What?)'?
Answer: Shrift

Question: A sudden life-changing revelation, derived from St Paul's (Saul's) biblical mid-journey vision of God, is called the Road to (Where?)?
Answer: Damascus

Question: To undertake a task or consume something fully and completely (when there might seem an option not to) is called 'Going the whole (What?)?
Answer: Hog

Question: To celebrate extravagantly (usually loudly and drunkenly) in town/city bars, clubs, etc., is called to 'Paint the town (What?)'?
Answer: Red

Question: The world is said to be one's/your (What?) when it offers exciting potential?
Answer: Oyster

Question: To commit to a difficult decision/action is to 'Bite the (what?)?
Answer: Bullet

Question: When something is more elaborately produced than necessary this is said to be '(What?) the (What?)?
Answer: Over-egging the pudding

Question: An eccentric or crazy person is informally referred to as having '(What?) in the belfry'?
Answer: Bats

Question: When having to answer to others for a personal failing, or receiving a punishment, this is called 'Facing the (What?)'?
Answer: Music

Question: Derived from Samuel Coleridge's 1798 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' what is someone said to carry around his/her neck as a heavy guilt or liability?
Answer: Albatross

Question: Which nationality combines with 'auction', 'courage' and 'uncle' in referring to alternative/artificial versions?
Answer: Dutch

Question: A 46-year-old British woman made the news in 2014 when in Croatia she was married to her?
Answer: Dog

Question: VK (VKontakte), QZone, Orkut, and XING are (at 2014) international competitors of?
Answer: Facebook

Question: The 'light-interfering microstructured' wings of Blue Morpho butterflies have since Victorian times been used to make?
Answer: Jewellery/Jewelry

Question: Which city in Brazil has (early-2000s) the longest beach garden in the world, the busiest container port in Latin America, and Pele's football club?
Answer: Santos

Question: An enligtening paradoxical anecdote with no solution, used in Zen Buddhism, illustrating shortcomings of logical reasoning is a?
Answer: Koan

Question: In calculating the tax-exclusive component of a total which includes 20% tax you should multiply the tax-inclusive amount by?
Answer: .8333

Question: The region of Baltistan (also called Baltiyul) in the Karakoram mountains, south of K2, the world's second highest mountain, is in?
Answer: Pakistan

Question: What AA Milne children's book character is used as a metaphor in referring to someone who is pessimistic and gloomy?
Answer: Eeyore

Question: From early Greek 'authentes', lord or master, what titular term in Arab and east Mediterranean nations refers to a man of educated or high social standing?
Answer: Effendi

Question: What sort of snake is named after a huge serpent killed by Apollo?
Answer: Python

Question: Which modern popular low-shedding canine portmanteau crossbreed was popularized in the late 1980s for its low-allergen qualities by Australia's Royal Guide Dog Association?
Answer: Labradoodle

Question: Huqiu, Tianchi, Pouchong, Longjing and Songluo are Chinese?
Answer: Teas

Question: The stylus of a late 1900s-type record player which follows the groove of a vinyl disc is traditionally made of?
Answer: Diamond/Sapphire

Question: The Koa tree (Acacia Koa) is native and popular in which island group?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: 24 Sussex Drive, and Harrington Lake in Gatineau Park are the official prime ministerial residences of which nation?
Answer: Canada

Question: In March 2014 the EU Parliament voted for what single European standard by 2017?
Answer: Mobile/cell-phone chargers

Question: Loosely translating as 'volchiy bilet', what Russian slang term refers to a personal document which restricts the owner's rights or movement?
Answer: Wolf ticket

Question: A 2014 UK Newcastle University study found what weekly payment incentive was required to double the success rate of people wanting to quit smoking?
Answer: £12.50

Question: Which modern-day item of clothing was worn at and named after the 1853-56 Crimean War battle/town, part of Sevastopol since 1957?
Answer: Balaclava

Question: The word gladiator derives from the Latin/Roman word for?
Answer: Sword

Question: In 2014 the British government reversed laws to report and eradicate which naturalized North American species, due to the aims being hopeless?
Answer: Grey squirrel

Question: '(What creature?) Day' is celebrated in the US on 2 Feb 2014, whose traditions pre-date the so-named film by at least 150 years?
Answer: Groundhog Day

Question: What is the German brewery whose name means 'Lion's brew'?
Answer: Löwenbräu

Question: According to a study of international Wikipedia articles who did Massachusetts Institute of Technology judge the most famous person of all time (at 2014)?
Answer: Aristotle