Question: Matzo(h) or matza(h) is an unleavened bread traditionally eaten by which people?
Answer: Jews

Question: Celery is a member of what commonly named plant family?
Answer: Parsley

Question: Table d'hote refers to a restaurant/menu that is?
Answer: Fixed price and little choice

Question: Vermiculture refers to the cultivation of?
Answer: Earthworms

Question: 'Ballroom' and 'Latin' definitions determine which one of these is not a Latin dance?
Answer: Tango

Question: Samphire, variously found by sea and marsh, is a popular culinary fleshy aromatic?
Answer: Leaved plant

Question: What is the original and alternative Latin title of the Catholic prayer called Hail Mary, also its first line?
Answer: Ave Maria

Question: The French dish called fricandeau contains (what?) in a stew?
Answer: Veal/Meat

Question: Called brimstone in the Bible, what element is a bright yellow crystalline solid, symbol S?
Answer: Sulphur/Sulfur

Question: Which vast technology corporation brand has used (c.1977-modern day) the typefaces Motter Tektura, Garamond, Myriad, Helvetica and San Francisco?
Answer: Apple

Question: The highest male voice type in conventional singing terminology is?
Answer: Countertenor

Question: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific, Alaska standard and Hawaii-Aleutian standard are the six official USA?
Answer: Time zones

Question: Which one of these is not typically considered a 'profit lever' in business management?
Answer: Competition

Question: Tagine, a North African meat and vegetable stew, originally/also refers (Arabic tajin) to a?
Answer: Frying pan

Question: Name the eight US states beginning with M?
Answer: Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana

Question: What handicraft takes its name from the French word for hook?
Answer: Crochet

Question: The significant ancient Egyptian diety Horus (a man with a falcon's head) features the related '(What?) of Horus' symbol of protection/good health?
Answer: Eye

Question: What creature associated with crying is named from Greek 'worm of the stones'?
Answer: Crocodile

Question: The cube root of a third is (roughly/exactly)?
Answer: 0.69336127435

Question: The Austrian Nazi/SS member and engineer whose creations included the VW Beetle, Tiger/Panzer tanks, V1 flying bomb, and a car company which bears his name is Ferdinand (Who?)?
Answer: Porsche

Question: What prefix makes respectively a place, a cheese, a cement, a part; and a case or set with the following?
Answer: Port

Question: The fatty rump-end of a cooked fowl is called the 'Parson's (What?)'?
Answer: Nose

Question: What's the state capital of Mississippi USA, originally Le Fleur's Bluff, later named after a US president?
Answer: Jackson

Question: The word eviscerate means to?
Answer: Disembowel

Question: What contradictory word-pair refers to a person's hostility manifesting as resistance?
Answer: Passive-Aggressive

Question: What anthropomorphic term refers to a small lift for food/dishes/etc between a kitchen with a dining area?
Answer: Dumb waiter

Question: Aside of the amusing reference popularized by Frank Zappa, what is the usual cause of a large-scale 'yellow snow' weather effect seen in certain parts of the world?
Answer: Pollen

Question: What is the line on a weather chart which joins points of equal pressure?
Answer: Isobar

Question: What colour of a single rainbow is on the inside of the rainbow's arc, given the generally defined seven-colour rainbow?
Answer: Violet

Question: Who invented the mercury thermometer? Daniel Gabriel
Answer: Farenheit

Question: What common term refers to the amount of water vapour that is held in the air?
Answer: Humidity

Question: What shipping forecast area lies immediately South of Forties off the British Isles?
Answer: Dogger

Question: What common term refers to the movement of air from a high pressure to a low pressure zone?
Answer: Wind

Question: What were all girls from 1953 to 1979, and thereafter alternating boys and girls?
Answer: Names of tropical storms or hurricanes

Question: What is the circulating Atlantic ocean current which warms Western Europe?
Answer: The Gulf Stream

Question: What's the more exotic name of the 'Northern Lights' visible under certain conditions in the Northern Hemisphere night sky?
Answer: Aurora Borealis

Question: What is the childlike name given to the significant weather activity linked to sea temperature rise in the Pacific Ocean?
Answer: El Nino

Question: What is the unit of measurement of wind speed?
Answer: Knot

Question: What is the 'ology' term for the study or science of the weather (that's short-term weather systems and effects, not long-term climatology)?
Answer: Meteorology

Question: What cloud term means 'sheet' or 'sheetlike' or 'layer'?
Answer: Stratus

Question: (Aside from a back and a front) how many sides or points does every snowflake have?
Answer: Six

Question: The 'Inter-tropical Convergence Zone', where the trade winds meet near the equator to produce a band of relatively very still air, which can strand sailing ships, is known more prosaically as what?
Answer: The Doldrums

Question: What type of cloud is normally associated with thunderstorms?
Answer: Cumulonimbus

Question: What number does 'storm' equate to on the Beaufort Scale of wind force?
Answer: 10

Question: What is a French street that means regret In English?
Answer: Rue

Question: In 2015 Prague city regulated what increasing risk to pedestrians/traffic?
Answer: Segways

Question: In 2014, age 17, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest winner of?
Answer: A Nobel Prize

Question: In 2015 Brighton became the first UK city to introduce a voluntary tax for food/drink outlets on?
Answer: Sugar

Question: The mountain town of Berchtesgaden is the location of whose fortified retreat?
Answer: Adolf Hitler

Question: Anne Hathaway was the girlfriend of?
Answer: Shakespeare

Question: US Republican candidate Mike Huckabee criticized the Frito-Lay corp in 2015 for its?
Answer: Rainbow Doritos

Question: In Scotland a bothy/bothie is a?
Answer: House

Question: Narendra Modi is a 21stC Prime Minister of?
Answer: India

Question: Latin 'Juglans' refers to what tree used in cabinet-making, with large two-sided nuts inside green fruit?
Answer: Walnut

Question: What very old word, derived from Old English 'cwethan' (say) refers to leaving something in a will?
Answer: Bequeath

Question: In 2015, to reduce road traffic accidents, Dartmoor Cornwall UK authorities tested reflective paint on?
Answer: Ponies

Question: 'Isolation' is a technical term referring to independent control of a body-part in?
Answer: Dancing

Question: Zarathustra, also called Zoroaster, is a Persian?
Answer: Prophet

Question: Caroline/Gothic, Humanist, Round, and Bastarda, are styles, called 'hands', in medieval?
Answer: Calligraphy

Question: The never-used internet top-level domain '.dd' was for which nation?
Answer: East Germany

Question: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling and Rawhide are mid-1900s theme songs in what TV/movie genre?
Answer: Wild West/Cowboy

Question: The predicted online connectivity of 50 billion smart gadgets by 2020 is called The Internet of?
Answer: Things

Question: The rotator cuff is a tough sheath of tendons and ligaments which supports the human?
Answer: Shoulder

Question: The 'latte' coffee drink means in original Italian?
Answer: Milk

Question: ZrO2 is the formula for what diamond substitute?
Answer: Zirconia

Question: In Australia and New Zealand a charity shop or thrift store is also known as a (What?) shop?
Answer: Opportunity

Question: In 2015 Nasa discovered on the surface of Mars?
Answer: Flowing water

Question: The prefix zetta denotes a quantity of 10 to the power of?
Answer: 21

Question: What sports advantage/equalization term derives from an old process entailing money in a hat?
Answer: Handicap

Question: Oyster, Portobello, Button, Chestnut and Flat are varieties of what?
Answer: Mushrooms