Problem: The malleus, incus, and stapes (the hammer, the anvil, and the stirrup) are the three smallest bones in the human body, how are they collectively known?
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A: ossicles

Q: What British coin, whose nickname strangely alludes to the leather industry, ceased to be legal tender in June 1980?
A: sixpence

Problem: A 'Tiler' is the name given to a door-keeper of which sort of institution?
Answer: masonic lodge

Q: What is the namegiven to 'fortune telling' by playing or tarot cards?
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A: cartomancy

Q: The first passenger fare-paying railway service was established in which European country in 1807?
What is the answer?

A: wales

Q: Clayton Moore and John Hart both played which US TV character?
What is the answer?

A:
lone ranger