query: Which art movement, founded in a Zurich caf during World War I and consolidated at a meeting held in Paris in 1920, was led by Tristan Tzara?

answers: Dada movement

answers: Dadaism,

answers: Dadaists

answers: Dadaism

answers: Dadist

answers: Dada

answers: Dadaist poetry

answers: Dadism

answers: Dadaist

answers: Dada theatre

answers: Dadaist art

answers: Dadaistic movement

answers: Dadaesque

answers: Art is shit


query: Where was the final of the 1999 Rugby World Cup held?

answers: Welsh nation

answers: Climate of Wales

answers: Autonomous Province of Wales

answers: Cymru / wales

answers: Cyrmu

answers: Wales

answers: WALES

answers: Rain in Wales

answers: Welsh Nation

answers: Welsh Peninsula

answers: Wales, UK

answers: Etymology of Wales

answers: Cymru

answers: Wales, United Kingdom

answers: Pays de Galles

answers: Communications in Wales

answers: The Principality of Wales

answers: West of the Rhymney

answers: Wales, U.K.

answers: Cymru am byth

answers: Gymru

answers: Cymru / Wales

answers: Welsh mountains

answers: CYMRU


query: What name is given to notes of the same pitch, in modern tuning but written differently, such as Db / C# and Gb / F#?

answers: Enharmonically equivalent

answers: Enharmonic relation

answers: Enharmonically

answers: Enharmonics

answers: Enharmonic tone

answers: Enharmonic interval

answers: Enharmonic equivalency

answers: Enharmonicity

answers: Enharmonic equivalence

answers: Enharmonic

answers: Enharmonic equivalent

answers: Enharmonic key signature

answers: Enharmonic spelling

answers: Enharmonic change


query: "Which Scottish singer had hits with ""Maggie Mae"", ""Tonight's The Night"" and ""Do You Think I'm Sexy"", and has then turned to singing older standards?"

answers: Rod stewart

answers: Rod Stewart

answers: Roderick Stewart

answers: Roderick D. Stewart

answers: Rod Steward

answers: Roderick David Stewart

answers: Rod Stuart


query: """84 Charing Cross Road"" is a book based on 20 years of correspondence between which New York writer and Frank Doel, an antiquarian bookseller in London?"

answers: Helene Hanff

answers: Herman Knight


query: What was the fate of Lucia di Lammermoor in Donizetti's opera?

answers: She went mad and committed suicide


query: Rapidly boiling a liquid to make it thicker and more concentrated is called what?

answers: Reductively

answers: Reductions (disambiguation)

answers: Reduces

answers: Reductiveness

answers: Reduce

answers: Reduction (disambiguation)

answers: Reduction (linguistics)

answers: Reduction

answers: Reductivities

answers: Reducibility

answers: Reductive

answers: Reductional

answers: Reducible

answers: Reductivenesses

answers: Reducing

answers: Reductionally

answers: Reduced

answers: Reductionality

answers: Reductivity


query: The naval base Pearl Harbour is in which US state?

answers: Haiwii

answers: The State of Hawaii

answers: Mokuʻāina o Hawaiʻi

answers: Mokuʻa-ina o Hawaiʻi

answers: Demographics of Hawaii

answers: Hawaiian culture

answers: Hawai'i Resident

answers: Economy of Hawaii

answers: Hawaii, United States

answers: Haiwaii

answers: US-HI

answers: Owhyhee

answers: Transport in Hawaii

answers: Hawii

answers: Hawaii, USA

answers: 50th State

answers: Hawai’i

answers: Hawai'i

answers: Haway

answers: Hawai%60i

answers: Hawaii (U.S. state)

answers: State of Hawaiʻi

answers: Hawái

answers: Languages of Hawaii

answers: Hawaï

answers: Demographics of Hawaiʻi

answers: State of Hawai%60i

answers: Hawwaii

answers: Hawai‘i

answers: Moku%60aina o Hawai%60i

answers: U.S. (HI)

answers: Hawaií

answers: The Aloha State

answers: Hawaii

answers: Culture of Hawaii

answers: Geography of Hawaii

answers: Hawai'i State

answers: State of Hawaii

answers: Health in Hawaii

answers: Religion in Hawaii

answers: ハワイ

answers: Hawaiʻi

answers: Hawaii Resident

answers: Moku%60a-ina o Hawai%60i

answers: Howaii

answers: Fiftieth State

answers: Hawaii (state)

answers: Aloha State

answers: Education in Hawaii

answers: State of Hawai'i


query: "In a famous speech by Winston Churchill on 4 June 1940 that began ""We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans"", he went on to say that ""we shall fight"" in the air, on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields, in the streets, and where else?"

answers: In the hills


query: The Great Fire of London swept through the central parts of the English city of London in 1666 for about how long?

answers: 3 and a half days


query: Runner Caster Semenya, the subject of extensive press coverage after gender testing following her win in the women's 800m at Berlin in August 2009, was from which country?

answers: South africa

answers: South Africa's

answers: Southafrica

answers: Third Republic (South Africa)

answers: Republiek van Suid-Afrika

answers: Sou'frica

answers: Zuid Afrika

answers: Zuid-Afrika

answers: ISO 3166-1:ZA

answers: South-African

answers: S Africa

answers: Zuid Africa

answers: Mzansi

answers: Afrique du sud

answers: Zuidafrika

answers: Ningizimu Afrika

answers: Capital of South Africa

answers: Suid-Afrika

answers: South-Africa

answers: Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA

answers: The Republic of South Africa

answers: Suid Africa

answers: Azania/South Africa

answers: S Afr

answers: Saffa

answers: South African

answers: Seth efrika

answers: South Africa

answers: Soufrica

answers: Republic of south africa

answers: South Africaà

answers: The Beloved Country

answers: S. Africa

answers: Rep. of South Africa

answers: South Africans

answers: Republic of South Africa


query: "What was the principle laid down in Adam Smith's ""Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"" published in 1776?"

answers: Business and trade should not be hampered by government intervention


query: The first Olympic flag, presented to the IOC at the 1920 Olympics by the city of Antwerp, Belgium, was lost until 1977. Where had it been?

answers: In the bottom of a competitors suitcase


query: "In the 2002 film ""The Ring"", what common household electrical appliance is the most malevolent?"

answers: Television set

answers: Television sets

answers: Television screen

answers: TV receiver

answers: TV Set

answers: Tv set

answers: Outdoor tv

answers: CRT television

answers: TV set

answers: Retroprojector

answers: Television receiver

answers: Rear screen-projection TV

answers: Outdoor television


query: Who won the most of the first ten tournaments called the Women's Hockey World Cup (the field hockey World Cup competition for women), which was inaugurated in 1974?

answers: NETHERLANDS

answers: The netherland

answers: Nederlandia

answers: Climate of the Netherlands

answers: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

answers: The Netheralands

answers: Nyderlandai

answers: Northern Netherlands

answers: Holland (country)

answers: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

answers: The Netherlands

answers: Netherlands

answers: Pays-Bas

answers: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

answers: ISO 3166-1:NL

answers: Olanda

answers: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

answers: Capitals of Holland

answers: Neatherlands

answers: The netherlands

answers: Dutch inhabitants

answers: Netherlands, The

answers: European Netherlands

answers: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

answers: Mainland Netherlands

answers: Metropolitan Netherlands

answers: Nehterlands

answers: Netherlands (European territory)


query: Which English electronic dance music duo was made up of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe?

answers: Watapalava

answers: Pet Shop Boys biography

answers: Pet shop boys

answers: Petshopboys

answers: Petshop boys

answers: Pet Shop Boys

answers: Petshop Boys

answers: PetShop Boys

answers: Rescue Shelter Boys

answers: The Pet Shop Boys

answers: Wotapalava


query: What large flightless bird found in Mauritius by the Portuguese is believed to have died out in 1681?

answers: Raphus

answers: Dodo (bird)

answers: Didus

answers: Dodology

answers: Dodoor

answers: Raphus cucullatus

answers: Cygnus cucullatus

answers: Gallinaceus Gallus peregrinus

answers: White dodo

answers: Raphus (genus)

answers: Extinct bird dodo

answers: Drontes

answers: Do-Do Bird

answers: Dodo bird

answers: The Dodo

answers: Mauritius Dodo

answers: Dodos

answers: Do-Do

answers: Dodaars

answers: White Dodo

answers: Dodoers

answers: Struthio cucullatus

answers: Diricawl

answers: Dodologist

answers: Dront

answers: Doodars

answers: Dodo Bird

answers: Dodo

answers: Walghvogel

answers: Do-do

answers: Do do bird

answers: Didus ineptus

answers: White dodos

answers: Do do

answers: Oiseau de Nazareth

answers: Dronte


query: Gabriel Loire, Mordecai Ardon and Marcelle Ferron are known for their art work in what medium?

answers: Silver stain (glass)

answers: Stained-glass

answers: Painted glass

answers: Stain glass

answers: Stained glass windows

answers: Stained-glass windows

answers: Stained glass window

answers: Stained-glass window

answers: Stain Glass

answers: Stained glass

answers: Stained Glass


query: Where is there a 2 metre high statue of Popeye, which was unveiled during the annual Spinach Festival in 1937?

answers: Crystal City, Texas, USA


query: Who succeeded Prince Rainier of Monaco?

answers: Prince Consort Albert

answers: Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

answers: Albert of Saxe Coburg-Gotha

answers: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield

answers: Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel

answers: Francis Charles Augustus Albert

answers: Prince Albert Of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

answers: Albert Charles Augustus Emmanuel

answers: Albert, Prince Consort of the United Kingdom

answers: Prince Consort of Great Britain and Ireland Albert

answers: Prince Albert of the United Kingdom

answers: Prince Albert, Prince Consort

answers: Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield

answers: Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

answers: The Prince Consort

answers: Prince Albert of Saze-Coburg-Gotha

answers: Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg-Gotha

answers: Albert Saxe-Gotha

answers: Albert of Saxe-Coburg

answers: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

answers: Albert, prince consort of Victoria of Great Britain

answers: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg

answers: Albert of the United Kingdom

answers: Prince Albert

answers: Albert, Prince Consort

answers: Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

answers: Prince Albert Saxe-Coburg and Gotha


query: What sport is the concern of the PGA?

answers: Scramble (golf)

answers: GOLF

answers: Golf Conditioning

answers: Men's Golf

answers: Golf Tournament

answers: Golf

answers: Duffed

answers: Scotch foursomes

answers: Texas scramble

answers: Golfing

answers: Golf tournament

answers: Golf (Sport)

answers: Golf technology

answers: Golfer

answers: Golf conditioning

answers: The Development of Golf Technology

answers: Duffs


query: Dsseldorf is a major city in which country?

answers: United States of Germany

answers: Tyskland

answers: Nimska

answers: Bundesdeutsch

answers: Vokietija

answers: Deuchland

answers: Germny

answers: GermanY

answers: FR Germany

answers: Almanya

answers: Federal Republic of Germany

answers: Jermany

answers: Geramny

answers: Etymology of Germany

answers: Nemska

answers: Germany

answers: Niemcy

answers: GERMANY

answers: ISO 3166-1:DE

answers: Land der Dichter und Denker

answers: Federal Republic Of Germany

answers: F.R. Germany

answers: Deutschland

answers: Bundesrepublik Deutschland

answers: BR Deutschland

answers: Germanio

answers: Thyskaland

answers: GerMany

answers: Germeny

answers: Teutonica

answers: Deutchland

answers: Duitsland

answers: THyskaland

answers: Alemanha

answers: Němska

answers: Foederal Republic of Germany


query: Tennis player Lleyton Hewitt married which actress?

answers: "Bec Cartwright (""Home and Away"")"


query: The Dardanelles and the Bosporus, straits which separate Europe from the mainland of Asia, run through which country?

answers: Turkey

answers: Turkey (country)

answers: Türkiye Respublikasi

answers: Turky

answers: Turkei

answers: Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti

answers: Tuerkiye

answers: Turquie

answers: ISO 3166-1:TR

answers: Turquia

answers: TurkeY

answers: Turkey (Country)

answers: Turkiye

answers: Turkey (state)

answers: Terky

answers: Republic of Turkey

answers: Türkiye

answers: Turkish Republic

answers: Republic of Turkiye

answers: Turkish republic

answers: The Republic of Turkey

answers: Turkey (nation)

answers: Türkiye Respublikası

answers: Türkei

answers: Tuerkei

answers: Turkiye Cumhuriyeti

answers: TURKEY

answers: Republic of turkey

answers: Etymology of Turkey

answers: Turkie

answers: Turkia

answers: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti


query: "Which American legal TV drama-comedy (2004 to 2008), a spin-off of ""The Practice"", followed the exploits of attorneys at Crane, Poole & Schmidt?"

answers: Boston legal

answers: Boston Legal

answers: Crane, Poole & Schmidt

answers: Chang, Poole & Schmidt

answers: Marlene Stanger

answers: Fleet Street (television)


query: What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?

answers: Laughing Cavalier

answers: The Laughing Cavalier


query: "What is the last name of ""Dr. Phil""?"

answers: MacGraw

answers: McGraw

answers: McGraw (disambiguation)


query: Pedro Lascurin had the shortest Presidency of less than one hour (sources quote ranges between 15 and 55 minutes), of which country, thus giving it three presidents in one day on 18 February 1913?

answers: Mexican Republic

answers: MEXICO

answers: Estados Unidos de México

answers: Sierra de la Estrella

answers: Mexico (country)

answers: Mexicó

answers: The United Mexican States

answers: Estados Unidos de Mexico

answers: Central Mexico

answers: ISO 3166-1:MX

answers: Mexiko

answers: Méjico

answers: Mexique

answers: Mexican United States

answers: Mexican'

answers: The United State of Mexico

answers: Mountains of Mexico

answers: Old Mexico

answers: United states of mexico

answers: EUM

answers: Messico

answers: Mejico

answers: The United States of Mexicans

answers: Untied Mexican States

answers: México

answers: Etymology of Mexico

answers: Meixcan

answers: Estados Unidos Mexicanos

answers: Mexic

answers: Mexxico

answers: Mexican Union

answers: The United States of Mexico

answers: United State of Mexico

answers: Mexico

answers: Republic of Mexico

answers: Mexican Federal Republic

answers: United Mexican States

answers: Mexican coast

answers: Mehico

answers: United States of Mexicans

answers: United States of Mexico


query: Charles Sands (USA), Margaret Abbot (USA) and George Lyon (Canada) were winners in what Olympic sport at the 1900 and 1904 games?

answers: Scramble (golf)

answers: GOLF

answers: Golf Conditioning

answers: Men's Golf

answers: Golf Tournament

answers: Golf

answers: Duffed

answers: Scotch foursomes

answers: Texas scramble

answers: Golfing

answers: Golf tournament

answers: Golf (Sport)

answers: Golf technology

answers: Golfer

answers: Golf conditioning

answers: The Development of Golf Technology

answers: Duffs


query: Who according to legend was the son of Zeus and Europa and became King of Crete?

answers: Μίνως

answers: King Minos

answers: Minos

answers: Μίνω


query: Who played Inspector Clouseau in the films made from 1963 to 1978?

answers: FIlmography of Peter Sellers

answers: Monty casino

answers: Peter Sellers

answers: Filmography of Peter Sellers

answers: Richard Henry Sellers

answers: List of Peter Sellers films

answers: Monty Casino


query: On 2 June 1886, at almost 50 years old, where did US President Grover Cleveland marry Frances Folsom, 21?

answers: In the Blue Room in the White House


query: What name is given to a positive whole number that can only be divided by 1 or itself?

answers: PRIME

answers: Even primes

answers: Prime number

answers: 1 no longer prime

answers: ℙ

answers: Euclidean prime number theorem

answers: A000040

answers: 1 is not a prime number

answers: Prime numbers in nature

answers: Odd prime

answers: Table Of Primes List

answers: Uncompound number

answers: Infinity of primes

answers: Prime-Numbers

answers: Prime

answers: Prime Numbers

answers: Odd prime number

answers: Prime Number

answers: Prime numbers

answers: Primalities

answers: Prime-number

answers: Primality

answers: Primes

answers: Primality of 1


query: What do the letters GF mean on a menu?

answers: Gluten Free

answers: Gluten-free food

answers: Gluten free diet

answers: GF diet

answers: Gluten-free diet

answers: Gluten-free

answers: Gluten free

answers: Celiac diet


query: "The three actors who played guitar in the band in the film ""Spinal Tap"" got together again as a folk trio ""The Folksmen"" in which film?"

answers: A Mighty Wind

answers: Mike LaFontaine

answers: Mighty wind

answers: Mitch & Mickey

answers: The New Main Street Singers


query: John Calvin, 16th century French theologian, was the autocrat of which city for 13 years, where he improved the city and provided harsh punishments for moral transgressions?

answers: Geneva Palexpo

answers: Geneve

answers: Genève

answers: Gɛnf

answers: Geneva

answers: Geneva, Switzerland

answers: Geneva, CH-GE

answers: Geneva (Geneva)

answers: Génève

answers: Genevese

answers: City of Geneva

answers: Genevan

answers: Genf

answers: Geneva GE

answers: UN/LOCODE:CHGVA

answers: Geneva (Switzerland)

answers: Pâquis


query: "Founded in London in 1766, what activity are ""Christie, Manson and Woods"" involved in?"

answers: Prominent auction

answers: Sealed-bid auctions

answers: Auctions

answers: First-price Auction

answers: Auctioneer

answers: Suggested Opening Bid

answers: Sealed-bid auction

answers: First-price sealed-bid auction

answers: Silent auction

answers: Public sale

answers: First-price sealed-bid auctions

answers: Auction houses

answers: Auction Date

answers: Auction process

answers: Auction block

answers: Auctioneers

answers: Auctioneering

answers: Dutch 20auction

answers: Mystery auction

answers: Auction

answers: Auction date

answers: Auction house

answers: General merchandise auction

answers: Highest bidder

answers: General Merchandise Auction

answers: Auction ring

answers: Sealed bid

answers: Sealed first-price auction


query: What building, erected at Sydenham near London in 1834 in 200 acres of grounds and given to the public in 1920, was gutted by fire in 1936?

answers: Crystal Palace

answers: Crystal palace

answers: Crystal Palace (disambiguation)

answers: Crystal Palace (building)


query: "Which Welsh poet (e.g. ""Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog"") wrote a play ""Under Milk Wood"" that was published posthumously in 1954?"

answers: Dillon Thomas

answers: Colm Garan Thomas

answers: Llewelyn Thomas

answers: Dylan Thomas

answers: Dylan Tomas

answers: Dylan Marlais Thomas

answers: Dillan Thomas


query: Who, on his 72nd birthday in 1951, was not persuaded by UPI photographer Arthur Sassehim to smile, but stuck out his tongue instead?

answers: Albert Enstien

answers: A Tribute to Einstein

answers: Albert Einstien

answers: Einstein (physicist)

answers: Einsetein

answers: Albert Einstin

answers: Einstien

answers: Albert Eienstein

answers: Albert Einstein

answers: Einstein, Albert

answers: Albert Enstein

answers: Einsteinian

answers: Alber Enstien

answers: Albert Einstein's

answers: Einstein

answers: Einstien, Albert

answers: A. Einstein

answers: Al Einstein

answers: Albert einstein

answers: Alber Einstein


query: "What was the first pop video directed by John Landis, whose directing credits include ""National Lampoon's Animal House"" and ""The Blues Brothers""?"

answers: "Michael Jackson's ""Thriller"""

answers: Michael Jackson's Thriller

answers: Michael jackson thriller

answers: Michael Jackson's Thriller (disambiguation)

answers: Michael Jacksons Thriller


query: Plain unglazed pottery is often termed as what?

answers: Terrakotta

answers: Terracotta

answers: Terracottas

answers: Terracotta/GFDL archive

answers: Terra Cotta

answers: Terracotta (color)

answers: Terra-Cotta

answers: Terra-cotta

answers: Terracota

answers: Terra cotta


query: Which British comedy-drama series (1979 to 1994) starred George Cole as Arthur Daley, an unscrupulous importer-exporter, wholesaler, and used-car salesman and Dennis Waterman as Terry McCann, his bodyguard?

answers: Minder


query: Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was born on which island?

answers: Corcyra

answers: Corfu

answers: Kerkira

answers: Corfou

answers: Corfiote

answers: Kerkyra

answers: The corfu incident

answers: Kerkira Island, Greece

answers: Island of Corfu

answers: Corfù

answers: Kérkira

answers: Corcyraean

answers: Korfu

answers: Ancient Corcyra

answers: Corfu, Greece


query: What is the name of a small lift used to convey food, china etc in a restaurant?

answers: Mechanical dumbwaiter

answers: Dumbwaiters

answers: Dumbwaiter (elevator)

answers: Dumb waiter lift

answers: Dumb-waiter

answers: Dumwaiter

answers: Dumbwaiter

answers: Dumb Waiter

answers: Dumb waiter


query: Which American football quarterback is the only player to win the AP Most Valuable Player three consecutive times (199597) and holds NFL records including most passing yards (65,127), most pass completions (5,720), and most career victories as a starting quarterback (169)?

answers: Bret Farve

answers: Favregate

answers: Brett Farve

answers: List of Brett Favre career achievements

answers: Brett Lorenzo Favre

answers: Quarterback Favre

answers: Bret Favre

answers: Brett favre

answers: Jet Favre

answers: Brett Favre

answers: Irvin Favre


query: The Rowing World Cup, which is held at 3 or 4 venues over a year, has only once been staged outside Europe. Where was it?

answers: Princeton, USA in 2001


query: Excluding Antarctica, which continent reaches the furthest south?

answers: South amerika

answers: South america

answers: Prehistory of South America

answers: South American capital cities

answers: Southamericans

answers: S. America

answers: South American continent

answers: America do Sul

answers: South America (region)

answers: South America (continent)

answers: South american capital cities

answers: South Americas

answers: Aouth america

answers: South Americans

answers: Southamerica

answers: Southern America

answers: South American

answers: América do Sul

answers: List of national capitals in South America

answers: Tourism in South America

answers: South Amerika

answers: Southamerican

answers: South-America

answers: South-American

answers: South America


query: What is the next in this series: St. Devote, Massenet, Casino Square , Mirabeau, Loews ... ?

answers: Portier


query: "The Tiergarten, German for ""Animal Garden"", is the name of both a park and a locality in which city?"

answers: Berlin-Zentrum

answers: Capital of East Germany

answers: Athens on the Spree

answers: Cuisine of Berlin

answers: DEBER

answers: Berlin, Germany

answers: Berlin.de

answers: CityBerlin

answers: Berlin

answers: Spreeathen

answers: Silicon Allee

answers: Federal State of Berlin

answers: Berlib

answers: City of Berlin

answers: Berlin (Germany)

answers: Historical sites in berlin

answers: Land Berlin

answers: UN/LOCODE:DEBER


query: "Larry Levine, an American audio engineer, who won a Grammy Award in 1966 for ""A Taste of Honey"" by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass and contributed to The Beach Boys' 1966 album ""Pet Sounds"", was best known for his co-operation on the Wall of Sound recording technique with which producer?"

answers: Annette Records

answers: Phil spectre

answers: Phil Spector

answers: Harvey Philip Spector

answers: Phillip Spector

answers: Phil specter

answers: Philip Spector

answers: Phil spektor

answers: Phil Specter


query: What is a domesticated animal that resembles a small llama in superficial appearance that are kept in herds that graze on the level heights of the Andes of South America at an altitude of 3,500 m (11,483 ft) to 5,000 m (16,404 ft) above sea-level, that were bred specifically for the fibre in their fleece?

answers: Alpaca

answers: Alpacca

answers: V pacos

answers: V. pacos

answers: Vicugna pacos

answers: Alpacas

answers: Lama pacos

answers: Alpaka


query: "Whose first album was called ""Voice of an Angel""?"

answers: Charlotte Church

answers: Back With Style


query: "Where is the liqueur ""Benedictine"" traditionally made?"

answers: Fcamp


query: Who did the British fight at the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879?

answers: Zulus

answers: Zulu people

answers: AmaZulu

answers: Amazulu

answers: Zulu-Kaffirs


query: Who was the leader of the Peasant's Revolt in 1381 who, after killing a poll tax collector, marched on London with supporters and was killed there at Smithfield by the Lord Mayor of London?

answers: Watt Tyler

answers: Wat Tyler


query: The 2006 Grammy Award for the Best Musical Theatre recording were John Du Prez & Eric Idle (producers & composers) and Eric Idle (lyricist) for which show?

answers: Not Dead Fred

answers: Spamalot

answers: Monty Pythons Spamalot

answers: Monty Python's Spamalot

answers: Spamelot

answers: SPAMalot


query: Who discovered the two moons of Mars in 1877?

answers: Asaph Hall

answers: Asaph Hall III


query: What activity became legal in The Republic of Ireland when the 15th Amendment to the Constitution was passed in 1995?

answers: Divorce (in Moral Theology)

answers: Divorcé

answers: Divorce (in Civil Jurisprudence)

answers: Dissolution of marriage

answers: Divorce

answers: Divorce papers

answers: At-fault divorce

answers: Reasons of increase in divorces in India

answers: Uncontested divorce

answers: Electronic Divorce

answers: Bill of divorcement

answers: DEVORCE

answers: Divorced

answers: Divorcee

answers: Divorces

answers: Bill Of Divorce

answers: Necessary divorce

answers: Divorcing

answers: Ex-husband

answers: Disolution of Marriage

answers: Divorcée

answers: Letter of divorce

answers: Divorce in India

answers: Bill of Divorce

answers: Divorce case


query: In which country is the port of Incheon?

answers: Nam Chosun

answers: Korea, Republic Of

answers: So. Korea

answers: ISO 3166-1:KR

answers: R.O.K.

answers: Korea, Republic of

answers: Korea, South

answers: Daehan Minguk

answers: Republic Of Korea

answers: S. Korea

answers: R. Korea

answers: South Kroea

answers: South korea

answers: Republican Korea

answers: Korea (R.O.K.)

answers: The republic of korea

answers: Korea South

answers: ROK

answers: Daehanminkook

answers: 남한

answers: South Korea/Economy

answers: Daehanmingook

answers: Korea (South)

answers: Korea Republic

answers: SKorea

answers: S Korea

answers: 韓國

answers: South-korea

answers: Republican Corea

answers: Republic of KOREA

answers: Corea Republic

answers: Daehanminkuk

answers: Korea (Republic of)

answers: Republic of korea

answers: Korea (ROK)

answers: South Koreans

answers: Free Korea

answers: Daehanminguk

answers: 대한민국

answers: South Corea

answers: Modern Corea

answers: South corea

answers: Taehan-min'guk

answers: S.Korea

answers: 大韓民國

answers: South-Korea

answers: Republic of Corea

answers: S. Koreans

answers: S. Korean

answers: South Korean

answers: Korea (Seoul)

answers: Namjoseon

answers: Republic of Korea

answers: Korea, S

answers: Korean Republic

answers: Republic of South Korea

answers: South Korea

answers: 한국

answers: Corean Republic


query: "What song is this lyric from: ""Driver at the engine, fireman rings the bell, sandman swings the lantern to show that all is well""?"

answers: Morningtown Ride


query: "In 1972, when Ceylon became a republic within the Commonwealth, the name was changed to Sri Lanka. What does ""Sri Lanka"" mean in Sanskrit?"

answers: Sacred Island

answers: Sacred island

answers: Hula Blues


query: Where is the world's widest street?

answers: Buenos Aires (Argentina)

answers: Bs As

answers: Buenos

answers: Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires

answers: Buenos Aires Autonomous City

answers: Buenos-Aires

answers: Buenos aires

answers: Buenos Aires, Argentina

answers: City of Buenos Aires

answers: UN/LOCODE:ARBUE

answers: La Reina del Plata

answers: AR-C

answers: Demographics of Buenos Aires

answers: History of Buenos Aires

answers: Buenos Aires

answers: BsAs

answers: Autonomous city of Buenos Aires

answers: Baires

answers: B Aires

answers: Buenos Aires Capital Federal

answers: Buenos Aíres

answers: Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

answers: Regina Theatre

answers: Capital Federal, Argentina

answers: BBAA

answers: Buenos Aries

answers: Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

answers: Ciudad de Buenos Aires

answers: Buenos Aires City

answers: Bs. As.

answers: B. Aires

answers: Distrito Federal, Argentina

answers: Bs as

answers: Capital federal (Argentina)

answers: Bs.As.

answers: Buenos Ares

answers: Capital of Argentina

answers: Capital federal, Argentina

answers: Capital federal

answers: Paris of South America

answers: Buenos Aires city

answers: Buenoes Ayres


query: Australian Shane Warne is associated with which sport?

answers: Cricket games

answers: Cricketeer

answers: Wicketkeeping

answers: Sport cricket

answers: Cricket team

answers: Cricket

answers: Cricket Clubs

answers: Cricketer

answers: Spirit of cricket

answers: Spirit of Cricket

answers: Amature cricket

answers: World Richest Cricketers

answers: Cricketed

answers: Coin toss (cricket)

answers: Scorecard (cricket)

answers: Cricket player

answers: Cricketplayer

answers: Cricket (sport)

answers: Kricket

answers: Sports cricket

answers: The toss

answers: Criket

answers: Cricketing

answers: Cricket club

answers: Amateur cricket

answers: Cricket as a social event

answers: Not in the spirit of cricket

answers: Creag

answers: Cricket (game)

answers: Cricketers


query: In which sport did Olympic gold medallists Roger Ducret, Lucien Gaudin, Laura Flessel-Colovic, Gaston Alibert, Pascale Trinquet, Christian d'Oriola, Jehan Buhan and Albert Robert Ayat represent France?

answers: European Fencing

answers: Modern fencing

answers: Sword Training

answers: Épéeist

answers: Fencing

answers: Swordplay

answers: AFL fencing

answers: Olympic Sport of Fencing

answers: Fencing instructor

answers: Electric fencing (fencing)

answers: Swordplayer

answers: Epeeist

answers: Fencing (sport)

answers: Olympic fencing

answers: Sport fencing

answers: Foilist


query: What type of book are accounts usually written in?

answers: Liegers

answers: Ledger

answers: Lieger

answers: Ledgers


query: "What is the first name of ""Seinfeld""?"

answers: Jerry (horse)

answers: Jerry (disambiguation)

answers: Jerry

answers: Jerry (racehorse)


query: After watching US president Barack Obama giving a speech, David Letterman commented that it was nice to have a president who could pronounce which word?

answers: Nuclear (disambiguation)

answers: Nuclear

answers: Nuculear

answers: Nucelar

answers: Nukular

answers: Nuclear (song)


query: What is the thick watery substance filling the space between the lens and the retina of the eye?

answers: Vitrious humor

answers: Vitreous Humour

answers: Vitreous humour

answers: Vitrious humour

answers: Vitreous humor

answers: Vitreous fluid

answers: Vitreous body


query: What film production company was named after brothers Harry (born Hirsz), Albert (born Aaron), Sam (born Szmul), and Jack (born Itzhak)?

answers: Warner Bros. Inc.

answers: Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc

answers: Warner bros

answers: Warner Bro's

answers: Warner Bros. Studio

answers: Warner Brothers

answers: WB Shield

answers: Warner Brothers Recordings

answers: Warner Bros. Entertainment Company

answers: Wild Guns (film)

answers: Warner Brothers Entertainment

answers: Warner Brothers Corporation

answers: Warnerbros

answers: Warner Brothers Studio

answers: Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution

answers: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

answers: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.

answers: WB Studios

answers: Warmer Bros.

answers: Warner Bros. Pictures Inc.

answers: Warners

answers: Warner Brothers Inc.

answers: Warner Bros. Entertainment

answers: The Warner Brothers Studio

answers: Warner Bro

answers: Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.

answers: Warner Bros.

answers: Warner Brothers Japan

answers: Warner Bros

answers: Warner Brothers Pictures

answers: Warner Bros. Pictures

answers: Warner Bros. Studios

answers: Warnerbros.com

answers: Warner Brothers Studios

answers: Warner Brothers International Television


query: With which sport is O J Simpson associated?

answers: U.s. football

answers: Football (American version)

answers: American handegg

answers: American gridiron football

answers: Hand Egg

answers: US football

answers: American style football

answers: American Football

answers: Amefoot

answers: American-Style Football

answers: Yankball

answers: Ameriball

answers: American football

answers: Yards passing

answers: The NCAA Battlefield

answers: Football (US)

answers: American-Style football

answers: Yard lines

answers: American-style football

answers: American foot-ball

answers: The Game of Football

answers: American Style Football

answers: Passing (American Football)

answers: Football (America)

answers: AmericanFootball

answers: Yankeeball

answers: Football (American)

answers: Tackleball

answers: American-football

answers: American Handegg

answers: Defense (American football)

answers: American rules football

answers: American football field

answers: American foot ball

answers: American football/to do


query: "What is the name of the principle that ""if two explanations account equally well for a particular phenomenon, the one to be chosen is the one with the fewer assumptions""?"

answers: Morgan's law

answers: Parsimoniousness

answers: Thargola's sword

answers: Achems razor

answers: Ockham razor

answers: Ontological parsimony

answers: Ockman's razor

answers: Ockam's Razor

answers: Ockhams razor

answers: Parsimonious explanation

answers: Law Of Economy

answers: Okhams razor

answers: Aristotle's razor

answers: Occum's Razor

answers: Ocham's razor

answers: Okkum's razor

answers: Law of parsimony

answers: Parsimoniously

answers: Ontological simplicity

answers: Occoms razor

answers: Ockam's razor

answers: Ockham's razor.

answers: Law of succinctness

answers: Occom's razor

answers: Lex parsimoniæ

answers: Ockham's Razor

answers: Ackham's Razor

answers: Arcum's razor

answers: Occams razor

answers: Principle of Economy

answers: Occam's razzor

answers: Okkam's razor

answers: Parsimonious

answers: Occam razor

answers: Law of Parsimony

answers: Principle of Parsimony

answers: Lex parsimoniae

answers: Occam's Rasor

answers: Ockham’s razor

answers: Okham's Razor

answers: Occams razzor

answers: Diagnostic parsimony

answers: Occum's razor

answers: Occam's razor

answers: Law of economy

answers: Occums razor

answers: Okham's razor

answers: Occams Razor

answers: Occham's Razor

answers: Law Of Parsimony

answers: Occams's Razor

answers: Principle of parsimony

answers: Complexity (fallacy)

answers: Occam’s Razor

answers: Ockham’s Razor

answers: Occam's razor.

answers: Ockhams Razor

answers: Occam's Razor

answers: Occaam's razor

answers: Ocam's razor

answers: Parsimony

answers: Principle of Simplicity

answers: Methodological reductionism

answers: Ockham's razor


query: What is the name used in North America for a man who makes his living by felling trees?

answers: Loggers

answers: Lumbojack

answers: Forestry sport

answers: Lumberjack

answers: Wood cutter

answers: Lumberjill

answers: Lumberjacks

answers: Lumberjack sports

answers: Loggersports

answers: Lumbermen


query: Which American science fiction television series, first aired from 1993 to 2002, tapped into public mistrust of governments and large institutions and interest in conspiracy theories and spirituality, centring on efforts to uncover the existence of extraterrestrial life?

answers: Mulderites

answers: X-philes

answers: The X-Files Opening sequence

answers: X-Files, The

answers: The X-Philes

answers: Opening title sequence of The X-Files

answers: The X File

answers: X-Phile

answers: The X-files

answers: X-Files (20th century fox)

answers: The X-Files Awards and Nominations

answers: X-Philes

answers: X files tv series

answers: The X Files

answers: TX-F

answers: T-XF

answers: T-X-F

answers: TXF3

answers: Xfiles

answers: The X-Files

answers: The X Files (television series)

answers: X-files

answers: X files

answers: The X files

answers: History of The X-Files

answers: X aktak

answers: The X-Files opening credits

answers: The X-Files fandom

answers: X-Files

answers: X akták

answers: The x files


query: On 15 February 1990 the United Kingdom restored diplomatic relations after 8 years, with which country?

answers: Arxintina

answers: Argintina

answers: Argentyna

answers: آرژانتین

answers: República Argentina

answers: Land of silver

answers: Argentina

answers: ארגנטינה

answers: Arghantina

answers: Republica Argentina

answers: Argentine republic

answers: Аргентына

answers: Nación Argentina

answers: Argentinien

answers: Nacion Argentina

answers: Argie

answers: アルゼンチン

answers: Airgintín

answers: Аржентина

answers: Argentína

answers: Argentine Republic

answers: Argentīna

answers: Argentinean

answers: Argentiina

answers: The Argentine Republic

answers: Arxentina

answers: Արգենտինա

answers: Arc'hantina

answers: Argies

answers: Antonia Merce Y Luque

answers: People of Argintina

answers: ISO 3166-1:AR

answers: Argentinië

answers: אַרגענטינע

answers: Arjantin

answers: अर्जेन्टीना

answers: الأرجنتين

answers: Argentina Information

answers: Republic of Argentina

answers: Ariannin

answers: Argentina Republic

answers: Argentinie

answers: Argentinia

answers: Airgintin

answers: Argjentina


query: What should you do with a baguette?

answers: Eat it

answers: Eat It


query: "Who is a South African serial killer who committed the ""ABC Murders"" between 1994 and 1995, with over 30 victims?"

answers: Moses Sithole


query: Generals Gallieni, Manoury, Joffre, French, von Kluck, von Blow and von Moltke were involved in which battle that stopped the German advance in 1914 during World War I?

answers: Battle Of The Marne

answers: Battle of the marne

answers: Battle of the Marne

answers: The Battle Of The Marne

answers: Marne, Battle of the

answers: Battles of the Marne

answers: Battle of the Marne (disambiguation)

answers: Battles of the Marne (disambiguation)

answers: Battle of Marne


query: "Who won a gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics, married Kris Kardashian in 1991 and from 2007 starred in the E! reality series ""Keeping Up with the Kardashians""?"

answers: Caitlin Jenner

answers: Gender transition of Caitlyn Jenner

answers: Chrystie Crownover

answers: Chrystie Jenner

answers: Kaitlyn Jenner

answers: Bruce jenner

answers: Bruce Jenner

answers: Caitlyn Jenner

answers: William Bruce Jenner

answers: Cait Jenner

answers: Transition of Bruce Jenner

answers: Kim Howe

answers: Chrystie Scott

answers: Kaitlin Jenner

answers: Caitlyn Marie Jenner

answers: Transition of Caitlyn Jenner


query: Which detective was created by G K Chesterton?

answers: Father Brown


query: Which wonder of the ancient world was at Ephesus?

answers: Temple of Artemis in Ephesus

answers: Temple of Artemis at Ephesus

answers: Temple of Artemisa in Ephesus

answers: Temple of Diana at Ephesus

answers: Artemis temple

answers: Temple of artemis

answers: Temple of Ephesus

answers: Endoios

answers: Artemis of Ephesus

answers: Diana of Ephesus

answers: Temple of Artemis

answers: Artemis Ephesia


query: What is the name of a shoe that is traditionally made of wood?

answers: Clog (shoe)

answers: Clogs

answers: Wooden shoe

answers: Clog

answers: Cloggs

answers: Wooden shoes

answers: Takunya


query: What is a popular name for the North American bison?

answers: Bufallo

answers: Buffaloes

answers: Buffalo

answers: Buffalos

answers: Buffalo (ship)

answers: Buffalo (AFL)

answers: Buffalo (disambiguation)

answers: Buffalo (vehicle)

answers: Buffaloe

answers: Buffalo (zoology)

answers: Buffalo (album)


query: "What entertainment venue in New York City's Rockefeller Center, nicknamed ""the Showplace of the Nation"", opened to the public in December 1932?"

answers: RCMH

answers: Radio City Music Hall

answers: International Music Hall


query: Acccording to the English nursey rhyme, what did little Jack Horner pull out of a pie?

answers: Prunus subg. Prunus

answers: Culture of plum

answers: Plum

answers: Plum tree

answers: Alubukhara

answers: Prunello

answers: Plums

answers: Gages

answers: Plum (botany)


query: Where are you said to be being led when you are deceived?

answers: Up the garden path

answers: Up the Garden Path


query: Badminton debuted at the 1992 Summer Olympics. How many different people have won gold medals for the men's singles event in its first 5 Olympiads to 2008?

answers: five

answers: 5


query: What name was given to a series of thirty evening radio speeches given by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 and 1944?

answers: Fireside chat

answers: Fireside Chat

answers: Fireside chats

answers: Fireside Chats


query: The final carrier of the Olympic flame in the Olympic Torch Relay is often kept secret until the last moment, and is usually who?

answers: A sports celebrity of the host country


query: Where is the Sea of Vapors?

answers: On the Moon (album)

answers: On the Moon

answers: On The moon

answers: On The Moon


query: In 1403, Venice imposed a waiting period for those wishing to enter the city, to see if they would develop the plague. How long was this period of isolation?

answers: 40 time

answers: forty  time

answers: 40 days


query: In 1487, Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Diaz was the first European to sail past which landmark?

answers: Cape Point Nature Reserve

answers: Kaap die Goeie Hoop

answers: Kaap de Goede Hoop

answers: African cape

answers: Cape of storms

answers: Cape of Good Hope (landmark)

answers: Cape of Good Hope (South Africa)

answers: South African Cape

answers: Cape of Good Hope, South Africa

answers: Cape Hope

answers: Cape of Good Hope (Landmark)

answers: Cabo da Boa Esperança

answers: Cape of good hope

answers: The Cape of Good Hope

answers: Cape of Storms

answers: Cabo de Buena Esperanza

answers: Cape of Good Hope


query: Where was the siege of the Alamo?

answers: Texas (U.S. State)

answers: US-TX

answers: Texos

answers: Texas

answers: Lone Star State

answers: Texas, USA

answers: Religion in Texas

answers: Texas (state)

answers: Lake Ozark, Texas

answers: Christianity in Texas

answers: The State of Texas

answers: Twenty-eighth State

answers: Texas-sized

answers: Texas (State)

answers: 28th State

answers: The Lone Star State

answers: Twenty-Eighth State

answers: Texas, United States

answers: Texas (U.S. state)

answers: Texass

answers: State of Texas

answers: Everything is bigger in Texas

answers: 28th state


query: What was the first name of de Gaulle, the first President of French Fifth Republic from 1959 to 1969?

answers: Charles (name)

answers: Charles (European rulers)

answers: Charlotta

answers: Charles

answers: Chas.

answers: Charles (given name)


query: Canberra is the capital of which country?

answers: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

answers: AustraliA

answers: Continental Australia

answers: Australias

answers: Peace of Australia

answers: Australian city life

answers: City life in Australia

answers: Australocentrist

answers: Mainland Australia

answers: Australiia

answers: Straya

answers: Australia (commonwealth)

answers: Austraila

answers: Ausrtalia

answers: Australia (nation)

answers: Australien

answers: New Australian

answers: Australia (dominion)

answers: Australia (federation)

answers: Australia (country)

answers: Aussieland

answers: Federal Australia

answers: Country life in Australia

answers: Orstraya

answers: Australia (nation state)

answers: Australia (commonwealth realm)

answers: Australia

answers: Australocentrism

answers: Austraya

answers: Australie

answers: AUSTRALIA

answers: Geopolitics of Australia

answers: Australia (nation-state)

answers: Australia's

answers: Australian mainland

answers: Australian country life

answers: Australian Woman's Day

answers: Imperial Australia

answers: United States of Australia

answers: Australia (realm)

answers: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

answers: Austalia

answers: Etymology of Australia

answers: Philosophy in Australia

answers: Commonwealth of Australia

answers: Australija

answers: Australia (monarchy)

answers: Dominion of Australia

answers: Empire of Australia

answers: Ostralia

answers: Modern Australia

answers: Commonwealth of australia

answers: Australia (empire)

answers: Australo

answers: The Commonwealth of Australia

answers: Australia.

answers: Austrlia

answers: Australlia

answers: AUSTRALIAN

answers: Australia (state)

answers: ISO 3166-1:AU

answers: Austrailia

answers: Commonwealth Australia

answers: Pax Australiana

answers: Australian Commonwealth

answers: Australocentric

answers: Austrlaia

answers: Technology in Australia

answers: Australia (Commonwealth)

answers: Australai

answers: Australian geopolitics

answers: Asutralia

answers: Australo-

answers: Australian's

answers: Science in Australia


query: The Battle of Ghuznee in 1839 took place between the armies of Great Britain and which other country?

answers: Afghanistan

answers: Avghanistaun

answers: Soviet-occupied Afghanistan

answers: Afganhistan

answers: Afghanestan

answers: Jomhūrī-ye Eslāmī-ye Afġānestān

answers: Afghanastan

answers: Afeganistao

answers: Afgjanistan

answers: Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia

answers: AfghanistaN

answers: Afghanistan, Rep. of.

answers: Afganistan

answers: Afghanistan-Central Asia

answers: Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)

answers: Afghansitan

answers: Afgahanistan

answers: IROA

answers: Kinetic action

answers: A-Stan

answers: Afghanstan

answers: Afğānistān

answers: AFGHANISTAN

answers: Afghānistān

answers: I.R.O.A.

answers: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

answers: Dowlat-e Eslami-ye Afghanestan

answers: افغانستان

answers: Afghinastan

answers: The Graveyard of Empires

answers: Affghanistan

answers: Afghanistan, I.S. of

answers: Etymology of Afghanistan

answers: The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

answers: Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan

answers: ISO 3166-1:AF

answers: Afghnistan

answers: د افغانستان اسلامي دولت دولت اسلامی افغانستان

answers: Da Afġānistān Islāmī Jomhoriyat

answers: Da Afghanistan Islami Dawlat Dawlat-e Eslami-e Afghanestan


query: The names for the satellites of which planet are chosen from characters from the works of William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope?

answers: Magnetosphere of Uranus

answers: Sol 7

answers: Georgium Sidus

answers: HD 128598

answers: Planet Uranus

answers: SAO 158687

answers: 7th planet

answers: Urano (planet)

answers: Sol-7

answers: Uranus (planet)

answers: Discovery of Uranus

answers: Seventh planet

answers: Sol h

answers: Sun h

answers: Sol VII

answers: 34 Tauri

answers: George's Star

answers: Uranus (astronomy)

answers: Uranos (planet)

answers: Uranus (Planet)

answers: Georgian planet

answers: Uranus

answers: Astronomy Uranus


query: Typically, a male moose sheds its antlers how frequently?

answers: Every year


query: If someone has a BA, they are a Bachelor of what?

answers: Arts

answers: Classification of the arts

answers: The arts

answers: Cultural arts

answers: List of arts

answers: The Arts


query: "Who was the fourth (and the first female) Prime Minister of the State of Israel, who was described as the ""Iron Lady"" (before Margaret Thatcher), ""the best man in the government"" and the ""strong-willed, straight-talking, grey-bunned grandmother of the Jewish people""?"

answers: Golda Meir

answers: Golda Meyerson

answers: גּוֹלְדָּה מֵאִיר

answers: Golda Mabovitz

answers: Goldie Mabovitch

answers: Golda Myerson (Meir)

answers: Голда Мабович

answers: Golda Mabovitch


query: A novel by General Lew Wallace published in 1880 was made into which films in 1926 (a silent movie) and 1959 (produced by William Wyler)?

answers: Ben hur

answers: Ben-Hur (film)

answers: Ben hurr

answers: Ben-hur

answers: Ben-Hur (disambiguation)

answers: Ben Hurr

answers: Ben-Hur

answers: Ben Hur


query: "Which Italian nobel prize winner (1934) wrote novels such as ""Mal Gioconda"" and switched to writing plays in 1910?"

answers: Pirandello

answers: Luigi Pirandello


query: What was significant about the double-header between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves on 11 August 11 1951?

answers: It was the first baseball game to be televised in colour


query: Betty Lou Oliver held a long-standing Guinness World Record for what event that occurred at 9:40 a.m. on 28 July 1945?

answers: The longest survived fall in an elevator


query: What is the common name for Hydrocephalus, a pathological condition whereby fluid is retained within the skull?

answers: Hydrocephalic

answers: Communicating hydrocephalus

answers: Hydrocephalia

answers: Congenital hydrocephalus

answers: Hydrocephallus

answers: Hydroencephalitis

answers: Hydrocaphlus

answers: Hydrocephalus

answers: Obstructive hydrocephalus

answers: Hydrocephalus, obstructive

answers: Water in the brain

answers: Hydrocephlas

answers: Non-communicating hydrocephalus

answers: Hydrocephaly

answers: Hydrocephalous

answers: Water on the brain


query: "Who wrote numerous short stories and plays and the novels ""Of Human Bondage"", ""The Moon And Sixpence"" and ""Cakes And Ale""?"

answers: William Maugham

answers: W Somerset Maugham

answers: Maughamesque

answers: W Maugham

answers: Maughamian

answers: Somerset Mom

answers: W.S. Maugham

answers: Somerset Maughan

answers: Somerset Maugham

answers: William Somerset Maugham

answers: William Somerset Maugham's

answers: W. Somerset Maugham

answers: W. Maugham

answers: Maugham, William Somerset

answers: The Tenth Man (Maugham play)

answers: Maugham, W Somerset

answers: W. (William) Somerset Maugham

answers: W. S. Maugham


query: "Dr. Benjamin Spock, the American pediatrician who wrote ""Baby and Child Care"", published in 1946, won an Olympic gold medal in what type of event?"

answers: Oarswoman

answers: Rowboat

answers: Row boat

answers: Rowboats

answers: Rowing

answers: Watercraft rowing

answers: Rowed

answers: Oarsmen

answers: Rowing boat

answers: Rowers

answers: Oarsman


query: "What musical has the characters Roxie Hart, Velma Kelly, Billy Flynn, Matron ""Mama"" Morton, Amos Hart, Mary Sunshine, Fred Casely, Mrs. Borusewicz, Harrison and Go-to-Hell Kitty Baxter?"

answers: Chi-Beria

answers: Sayre language academy

answers: Chicago

answers: Chicago, Illinois

answers: Hog Butcher for the World

answers: Land of smelly onions

answers: Ariel Community Academy

answers: The weather in Chicago

answers: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.

answers: Chicago, Illionis

answers: Near North Montessori

answers: Religion in Chicago

answers: Chicago Finance Committee

answers: The Paris of America

answers: The city of Chicago

answers: City of Chicago

answers: List of sister cities of Chicago

answers: UN/LOCODE:USCHI

answers: Chicago theatre scene

answers: Chicago, WI

answers: The City of Broad Shoulders

answers: City of Broad Shoulders

answers: Sister Cities of Chicago

answers: Chicago il

answers: Chicago, Illinois, USA

answers: Performing arts in Chicago

answers: Chicago Transportation Committee

answers: Chicago, Wisconsin

answers: City of chicago

answers: Chicago theater scene

answers: Chicago, Il

answers: Chicago, IL.

answers: Chicago, Ill.

answers: City of Chicago, Illinois

answers: Chi town

answers: Chicago, United States

answers: Chicago (Ill.)

answers: Transport in Chicago

answers: Chicago, Illinois, United States

answers: Chicago (IL)

answers: USCHI

answers: Chichago

answers: Chcago

answers: Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

answers: Sister Cities Chicago

answers: Chicago, USA

answers: Chi City

answers: Chicago, IL

answers: Chi-Town

answers: Chicago theatre

answers: Paris of America

answers: Chicago, Illinois, US

answers: Chicago Illinois

answers: The city of Chicago, Illinois

answers: Sister cities of Chicago


query: What is the name for an argument presented in logical form, containing 2 premises and a conclusion?

answers: Syllogistic

answers: Sylogism

answers: Camestres

answers: Darii mode

answers: Syllogisms

answers: %22Syllogistic argument%22

answers: Modus Barbara

answers: Syllogist

answers: Errors in Syllogisms

answers: Syllogistically

answers: Epagoge

answers: Syllogistic argument

answers: Syllogism

answers: Minor Term

answers: Modus barbara

answers: Existential Import

answers: Mixed syllogism

answers: Syllogistical

answers: Major term

answers: Categorical Syllogism

answers: Minor term

answers: Syllogistic reasoning

answers: Categorical syllogisms

answers: Συλλογισμός

answers: Existential import

answers: Syllogistic logic

answers: Major premise

answers: Barbara syllogism

answers: Celarent

answers: Syllogists

answers: Errors in syllogisms

answers: Major Term

answers: Categorical syllogism

answers: Minor premise


query: "In the James Bond film ""The World Is Not Enough"" who played Bond girl Elektra King?"

answers: Sophie Marceau


query: Measuring from the closest point of each of these countries to the equator, which is the furthest from the equator?

answers: Canada

answers: Canadá

answers: The Dominion of Canada

answers: Commonwealth of Canada

answers: Dominion of canada

answers: ISO 3166-1:CA

answers: Etymology of Canada

answers: CANADA

answers: Canadiophile

answers: Canada's

answers: ᑲᓇᑕ

answers: Canada/References

answers: America's top hat

answers: Canada.

answers: Cnada

answers: Čanada

answers: Canadian Federation

answers: Kenadian

answers: Canadialand

answers: Xanada

answers: Dominion of Canada

answers: Canadaa


query: What is a form of word play that deliberately exploits ambiguity between similar-sounding words for humorous or rhetorical effect?

answers: Punsters

answers: Pun

answers: Punny

answers: Punned

answers: Paronomasia

answers: Punners

answers: Paranomasia

answers: Punningly

answers: Punning

answers: Lowest form of humor

answers: Punster

answers: Kalembur

answers: Paronomastic

answers: Word pun

answers: No Pun Intended

answers: Punner

answers: Punnings

answers: Embedded pun


query: Cathay is a poetic name for which country?

answers: Chinese People's Republic

answers: China (Peking)

answers: The prc

answers: Socialist China

answers: Chinese PR

answers: PRoC

answers: PRC

answers: China's

answers: P. R. of China

answers: People's Republic Of China

answers: The People's Republic of China

answers: China

answers: Territorial disputes of China

answers: China PRC

answers: People's repuublic of china

answers: China (PRC)

answers: China (People's Republic)

answers: People's Republic of China (Mainland China)

answers: Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo

answers: People' Republic of China

answers: Prc

answers: People's republic of china

answers: People' s Republic of China

answers: P.R. of China

answers: China, People's Republic of

answers: Chung-Kuo

answers: P.R.C.

answers: The people's republic of china

answers: Zhong Guo

answers: Peoples republic of China

answers: Red China (modern)

answers: Chung-kuo

answers: The PRC

answers: Zhonghuarenmingongheguo

answers: State of China

answers: Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó

answers: 中国

answers: Peoples republic of china

answers: P.R.China

answers: People's Republic or China

answers: Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo

answers: China, the People's Republic of

answers: Nation of China

answers: People’s Republic of China

answers: China, PRC

answers: Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó

answers: Modern day China

answers: Peoples Republic of China

answers: PROC

answers: 中华

answers: Chaina

answers: Zhongguo

answers: Homes in china

answers: People's republic of China

answers: Zhōngguó

answers: Sinic

answers: China PR

answers: PRC (China)

answers: 中國

answers: Jhongguó

answers: Red Chinese

answers: (The People's Republic of) China

answers: The People’s Republic of China

answers: China (Republic : 1949- )

answers: CHINA

answers: China People's Republic

answers: Pr china

answers: P.r. of china

answers: Chungkuo

answers: ISO 3166-1:CN

answers: Land of China

answers: Zhonghua renmin gongheguo

answers: P.R. China

answers: Zhongguó

answers: 中华人民共和国

answers: PRChina

answers: 中華

answers: PR of China

answers: 中華人民共和國

answers: Pr of c

answers: Cihna

answers: Communist China (modern)

answers: P. R. China

answers: People's Republic of China (PRC)

answers: Peoples' Republic of China

answers: The Peoples Republic of China

answers: People's Republic of China

answers: Pr of china

answers: PR China

answers: P.R. of CHINA


query: """Yabba dabba doo"" was a catch-phrase in which cartoon series?"

answers: The Flinstones

answers: Yaba Daba Doo

answers: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes Lodge No. 26

answers: Flintstones

answers: The Flintstones Fox

answers: Flinstones

answers: The Flinstones (2013 TV series)

answers: Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes

answers: The Flintstones (1980)

answers: Hoppy (The Flintstones)

answers: The Flintstones (Fox television series)

answers: The Flagstones

answers: List of The Flintstones characters

answers: Hollyrock

answers: Yabadabadoo

answers: The Flintstones (2013)

answers: The Flintstones (Fox TV series)

answers: Baby Puss (The Flintstones)

answers: The Flintstone

answers: Flintstones, The

answers: The Flintstones

answers: Overview of The Flintstones

answers: Mr. Slate


query: In which decade was Frank Sinatra born?

answers: 1910s

answers: 1910s (decade)

answers: Nineteen-tens

answers: 1910s literature

answers: 1910–1919

answers: 1910-1919

answers: Music in the 1910's

answers: Nineteen tens

answers: 1910's


query: According to legend, who was King Arthur's father?

answers: Üther

answers: Uther Pendragon (disambiguation)

answers: Uthur Pendragon

answers: Uther (disambiguation)

answers: Uthr Bendragon

answers: King Uther Pendragon

answers: Uther Pen-Dragon

answers: Uther

answers: Üther Pendragon

answers: King Uther

answers: Uther Pendragon

answers: Wthyr Bendragon

answers: Uthyr Pendragon

answers: Uter Pendragon

answers: Uther pendragon

answers: Uthyr Pendraeg


query: What was first demonstrated by Alexander Graham Bell at the Philadelphia Exhibition in 1876?

answers: Fixed telephony

answers: Telephone receiver

answers: Fone

answers: Telpehone

answers: Telephone and Telephone System

answers: Telephone

answers: Phone

answers: Telephones

answers: A phone

answers: Phones

answers: Telephone set

answers: Telephone bell

answers: Station set

answers: Telephone cord

answers: Telephone communication


query: What international organisation was created in 1958 to bring about economic integration between European nations?

answers: The European Community within the Union

answers: Communauté Economique Européenne

answers: Common Market

answers: The European Community

answers: Common Europe

answers: E.E.C.

answers: Community Pillar

answers: EEC

answers: European Economic Community

answers: Community pillar

answers: European Common Market

answers: European community

answers: European Community pillar of the European Union

answers: European Community

answers: Eec


query: The merger of which two airlines, to create the world's 3rd largest airline in terms of annual revenue, was confirmed on 8 April 2010?

answers: British Airways & Iberia


query: What fictional Chinese-American detective, created by Earl Derr Biggers in 1923 for a novel published in 1925, was the subject of over 45 films made between 1926 and 1981?

answers: Charlie Chan

answers: Number One Son

answers: Birmingham Brown

answers: Charley Chan


query: In 1964, Larissa Latynina, who had represented the USSR and the Ukraine in gymnastics, achieved what Olympic record?

answers: Won the most Olympic medals in her career


query: Quantrill's Raiders, a loosely organised force of Partisan rangers under the leadership of William Clarke Quantril, fought in which war?

answers: Civil War in the United States

answers: USA civil war

answers: United States civil war

answers: Recent Unpleasantness

answers: Civil war usa

answers: Civil War (US)

answers: Upcountry Unionist

answers: Secession winter

answers: War of the States

answers: Civil War (U.S. history)

answers: Us Civil war

answers: The War of Northern Agression

answers: American Civil War

answers: The Recent Unpleasantness

answers: Buchanan's War

answers: Civil War (American)

answers: American Secession War

answers: Secession War

answers: U.S. Civil War

answers: Civil War (United States)

answers: The us civil war

answers: Us civil war

answers: Civil War Era

answers: The American Civil War

answers: American Civil war

answers: The U.S. Civil War

answers: United States Civil War

answers: The War Between the States

answers: U.S. Civil war

answers: The Late Unpleasantness

answers: Us Civil War

answers: Conservative Rebellion

answers: Secession, War of

answers: Civil War States

answers: Civil War of the United States

answers: US civil war

answers: American civil war

answers: American States Secession War

answers: United states civil war

answers: Civil War, American

answers: Military history of the Confederate States

answers: Civil War (U.S.)

answers: Civil war of the us

answers: The War of the Rebellion

answers: American sivil war

answers: U S Civil War

answers: US Civil war

answers: U. S. Civil War

answers: US Civil War


query: What was the original surname of T E Shaw, an RAF aircraftsman who was killed in a motorbike accident in 1935?

answers: Lawrence (disambiguation)

answers: Lawerence

answers: Lawrence


query: 111,111,111 squared gives what result?

answers: 12345678987654321

answers: twelve quadrillion, three hundred and forty-five trillion, six hundred and seventy-eight billion, nine hundred and eighty-seven million, six hundred and fifty-four thousand, three hundred and twenty-one

answers: 12,345,678,987,654,321


query: The peacock belongs to which family of birds?

answers: Pheasant meat

answers: Pheasant

answers: Cockbird

answers: Gennceus

answers: Phasianus colchicus colchicus

answers: Cock pheasant

answers: Pheasants

answers: Phasianus colchicus versicolor


query: "In the TV series ""Thunderbirds"", Parker was chauffeur to whom?"

answers: Penelon

answers: Penelope Creighton-Ward

answers: Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward

answers: Lady Penelope Creighton Ward

answers: Creighton-Ward Mansion

answers: Lady Penelope


query: For a proper fraction, the numerator is

answers: less than the denominator


query: The first 5 meetings of which annual international competition were held at Gteborg, Sweden (twice), Baltimore, USA, Birmingham, England, and Vienna, Austria?

answers: The FEI World Cup Show Jumping Final


query: What is the least number of shots that a competitor can take to complete 18 holes of golf?

answers: 18

answers: eighteen


query: What is the next in this series: Das Rheingold (The Rhinegold), Die Walkre (The Valkyrie), Siegfried, ... ?

answers: Gtterdmmerung (The Twilight of the Gods)


query: "The names of how many states of the USA start and end with the letter ""a""?"

answers: 3

answers: three


query: Canadian Florence Nightingale Graham dropped out of nursing school in Toronto and joined her elder brother in New York City, working as a bookkeeper for the E.R. Squibb Pharmaceuticals Company. By what name is she better known?

answers: Florence Graham

answers: Elizabeth Arden

answers: Florence Nightingale Graham


query: In weaving, what are the threads running parallel to the length of the cloth called?

answers: Warping

answers: Warp (disambiguation)

answers: Warped (disambiguation)

answers: Warp drive (disambiguation)

answers: WARP

answers: Warpdrive

answers: Spacewarp

answers: Warp


query: What passes between the sun and earth to make a solar eclipse?

answers: Sol 3a

answers: Moon-like

answers: Mass of the Moon

answers: Solar and lunar eclipses

answers: Moon mass

answers: Earth's natural satellites

answers: Sol IIIa

answers: Moon

answers: Satellite of Earth

answers: Mass of Moon

answers: Earth and moon

answers: Lunarian

answers: Luna (natural satellite)

answers: Pictures on the moon

answers: Earth I

answers: Earth and Moon

answers: Luna (moon)

answers: Lunar mass

answers: The Moon

answers: Lunar radius

answers: Earth's moon

answers: Terra I

answers: Moon (moon)

answers: Moon (Earth)

answers: Moonlikeness

answers: Natural Earth satellite

answers: Moonless

answers: Moon-likeness

answers: Dorsa Argand

answers: Moon distance from earth

answers: Luna (satellite)

answers: The moon

answers: Moonlike

answers: Earth's Moon

answers: Moon likeness

answers: Moon like


query: The Treaty of Fontainebleau, signed on 11 April 1814 by representatives of France, Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, Russia, and Prussia, had a marked effect on the personal life of whom?

answers: Napoleon Buonaparte

answers: Napolean bonapart

answers: Bonaparte

answers: Napoleonist

answers: Napoleon Boneparte

answers: Le petit caporal

answers: Napoleaon

answers: Napolen's coup

answers: Napoleone Bonaparte

answers: Age of Napoleon

answers: Napoléon Buonaparte

answers: Napoleón

answers: Emperor Napoleon

answers: Napoleon the Great

answers: Napoleon I of France

answers: Napoleon I of France bibliography

answers: Napoléon

answers: Napolean Bonapart

answers: Napoléon I, Emperor of the French

answers: Napolean Bonaparte

answers: Napoleon Bonapart

answers: Napeoleon

answers: Napolean bonarparte

answers: Emperor Napoleon I

answers: Napolean

answers: Napoleon Bonaparte

answers: Napoloen

answers: Emperor of France Napoleon I

answers: Napoleon I Bonaparte

answers: Napoleone Buonaparte

answers: Napoleon bonaparte

answers: Napolian

answers: Napoléon Bonaparte

answers: Napoleon's

answers: Napoleonic

answers: Napoleon I, Emperor of the French

answers: Jupiter Scapin

answers: Nepolian

answers: Napoleon I of the French

answers: Little Corporal

answers: Napoleon I of Italy

answers: Napoleon bonepart

answers: Napoléon I

answers: Armed Soldier of Democracy

answers: Napoleon I the Great of the French bibliography

answers: Napoleon i of france

answers: Napoleon i of france bibliography

answers: Napoléon I of France

answers: Napoleon's height

answers: Napoleon Ier

answers: Napoleon I

answers: General Bonaparte

answers: Napoleone di Buonaparte

answers: Napoleón Bonaparte

answers: Général Bonaparte

answers: Jean d'Epee

answers: Napoleon

answers: Napoleon I of the French bibliography

answers: Napoleon Emperor of France

answers: Boneparte

answers: Napoleon of France

answers: Napoléon Ier

answers: Napoléon I Bonaparte


query: When is Labour Day in the USA, Bermuda and Canada?

answers: Labor Day

answers: Labor Day (US)

answers: Labor day

answers: Labor Day;

answers: Labor Day (United States)

answers: Labor Day Weekend

answers: Labor Day'

answers: The first Monday in September

answers: First Monday in September

answers: Laborday

answers: Labor Sunday


query: What Australian weekly magazine founded by two Sydney journalists, J.F. Archibald and John Haynes, which first appeared on 31 January 1880, ceased publication on 23 January 2008?

answers: The Bulletin: Sydney

answers: Sydney Bulletin

answers: The Bulletin

answers: The Sydney Bulletin


query: "What sort of animal is Beatrix Potter's ""Mrs Tiggywinkle""?"

answers: Hedehog


query: Mallard, Mandarin, Red-crested Pochard, Teal, Muscovy and Eider are all types of what?

answers: Quack (sound)

answers: Duckies

answers: Duckling

answers: Ducks

answers: Eend

answers: Ducklings

answers: DUCK

answers: Duck

answers: Mallard Drake

answers: Quacking

answers: Quacked


query: "What are the words called in crosswords that appear under the headings ""Across"" and ""Down""?"

answers: Clue (disambiguation)

answers: Clue

answers: Clues (album)

answers: Clues


query: "In the original British series of ""Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"", question 8 was worth what amount?"

answers: 8,000

answers: eight thousand

answers: 8000


query: Who was the first Pope to be appointed in the 21st century?

answers: Pope Benedict XVI

answers: Pope benedict xvi

answers: Benedict the 16th

answers: HH Pope Benedict XVI

answers: PB16

answers: Joe Ratzinger

answers: Pope benedictus xvi

answers: Joseph A. Ratzinger

answers: Jospeh Ratzinger

answers: Benedict 16

answers: Papa Bento XVI

answers: Benedict 16th

answers: Pope Ratzinger

answers: Benedikt xvi

answers: Joseph Alois Ratzinger

answers: His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI

answers: Josef Ratzinger

answers: Joseph Aloys Ratzinger

answers: Pope Benidict XVI

answers: Benoît 16

answers: 265th pope

answers: Josef Alois Ratzinger

answers: Benoît XVI

answers: Bxvi

answers: Joseph Ratzinger

answers: Joseph Raztinger

answers: Pope Benedictus XVI

answers: Bento XVI

answers: Benedict XVI

answers: Pope Benedict 16th

answers: Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger

answers: Papst Benedikt XVI

answers: Pope benedict XVI

answers: Benedikt XVI

answers: Cardinal Joseph Alois Ratzinger

answers: Benedict the Sixteenth

answers: Papa Ratzi

answers: Benedetto XVI

answers: Cardinal Ratsinger

answers: Porta Fidei

answers: Benoit 16

answers: Benedicto 16

answers: Benedictus XVI

answers: Pope Benedict 16

answers: Benedetto 16

answers: Benedict xvi

answers: Relativism: The Central Problem for Faith Today

answers: Benedito 16

answers: Pope Benedict the 16th

answers: Benedictus PP. XVI

answers: Benedicto XVI

answers: Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger

answers: Benedito XVI

answers: Benoit XVI

answers: Benedikt XVI.

answers: Benedict the sixteenth

answers: Pontifex emeritus

answers: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger

answers: Papst benedikt xvi

answers: PopeBenedictXVI

answers: Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

answers: Benedictus xvi

answers: Cardinal Ratzinger

answers: Benedictus 16

answers: Benedict XVI of Rome


query: How many books in the Bible's Old Testament are included in the Catholic version but not in the Protestant one?

answers: seven

answers: 7


query: A particular song was copyrighted in 1935 by the Summy Company, crediting authors Preston Ware Orem and Mrs. R.R. Forman. The company was purchased in 1990 by Warner Chappell for US$15 million, with the value of the song estimated at US$5 million. What is the song?

answers: Good Morning Dear Teacher

answers: Happy Birthday To You

answers: Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you

answers: Rupa Marya v. Warner Chappell Music Inc

answers: Good Morning to All

answers: Happy Birthday to you

answers: Happy birthday song

answers: Happy birthday to you

answers: Happy Birthday to You

answers: Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you


query: What style of American Football founded in 2003 is a full-contact 7 a side game where uniforms consist of helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, knee pads, bras, and panties?

answers: Lingerie Football League

answers: Legends Football League

answers: Lingerie football

answers: LFL Europe

answers: LFL Australia

answers: Lingerie Football

answers: LFL Canada

answers: Phoenix Scorch

answers: San Francisco Seduction

answers: 2013–14 LFL Australia season


query: What were Operation Pointblank, Operation Overlord, Operation Fortitude, Operation Neptune and Operation Quicksilver?

answers: Allied operations in World War II


query: If you travelled down the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota, which city would you be in when you reached the ocean?

answers: Big EZ

answers: New Orléans, LA

answers: Nouvelle-Orleans

answers: No Orleans

answers: City of New Orleans, Louisiana

answers: New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.

answers: City of new orleans

answers: Orleans Parrish

answers: N'awlins

answers: New Orlean

answers: New Orleans, La.

answers: Orleans Parish/New Orleans, Louisiana

answers: Orléans, Louisiana

answers: Orleans Parish, LA

answers: New Orleans

answers: New Orleans County

answers: The Big EZ

answers: Nawlins

answers: Little Woods, New Orleans

answers: Orleans, Louisiana

answers: New Orléans

answers: Orleans Parish/City of New Orleans, Louisiana

answers: North Shore Broadcasting

answers: Entercom (New Orleans)

answers: New Orleans (La.)

answers: NOLA

answers: Nouvelle-Orléans

answers: New Orleans, USA

answers: New Orleans, Lousiana

answers: UN/LOCODE:USMSY

answers: No Orleans, Louisiana

answers: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

answers: The City of New Orleans

answers: Orleans Parish, Louisiana

answers: New Orleans (LA)

answers: Cresent City

answers: Orleans Parish

answers: City of New Orleans

answers: The Big Easy

answers: The Crescent City

answers: Big Easy

answers: Parish of Orleans

answers: La Nouvelle-Orleans

answers: Nova Orleans

answers: Choppa city

answers: La Nouvelle-Orléans

answers: New Orlians

answers: The City That Care Forgot

answers: New Orleans, Louisiana

answers: Norleans

answers: New orleans

answers: New Orleans, LA

answers: New Orleans , LA

answers: New Orléans, Louisiana


query: "In David Hockney's painting ""Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy"", what is Percy?"

answers: Housecat

answers: Felis Silvestris Catus

answers: Cats have 9 lives

answers: Moggies

answers: Moggie

answers: Felis Catus

answers: Alley-cat

answers: Felis domesticus catus

answers: Cats

answers: House cat

answers: Domestic Feline

answers: Evening Crazies

answers: Common housecat

answers: Domestic cat

answers: Domestic cats

answers: Felis silverstris catus

answers: Tom (cat)

answers: Asocial Aggression

answers: A Cat

answers: Domestic housecats

answers: Feline Asocial Aggression

answers: Felix domesticus

answers: Cat (animal)

answers: Moggy

answers: Felis domesticus

answers: House Cat

answers: Midnight crazies

answers: Felis silvestris catus

answers: Felis cattus

answers: Domestic Cat

answers: House cats

answers: Goyang-i

answers: Domesticated cat

answers: Goyangi

answers: Felis familiaris

answers: Cat

answers: Felis sylvestris catus

answers: Felis cattus domesticus

answers: Felis catus domesticus

answers: Cat poison

answers: Feline sexual behavior

answers: Cat baths

answers: Housecats

answers: F. catus

answers: Domestic Cats

answers: Felis catus

answers: Pet cat

answers: F. domesticus

answers: Felis silvestris domesticus

answers: Felis catus Domesticus

answers: Domestic feline


query: Who won the 2010 Boston Marathon with a time of 2:05:52, easily breaking the course record of 2:07:14?

answers: Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot


query: "Who, an influential English occultist and ceremonial magician, known today for his magical writings, was a hedonist, bisexual, recreational drug experimenter and social critic, and was called in the popular press of the day ""the wickedest man in the world""?"

answers: Aleister Crowly

answers: Alesteir Crowley

answers: Alistair crowley

answers: Alastair Crowley

answers: Alestair crowley

answers: Aliestter crowley

answers: The Great Beast

answers: Aha !

answers: Frater Perdurabo

answers: Crowley, Aleister

answers: Aleister Crowley (biography)

answers: Alistair Crowley

answers: Alister Crowley

answers: Great Beast 666

answers: Maria Ferrari de Miramar

answers: Aliester Crowley

answers: Aleister Crowley (Biography)

answers: Alick Crowley

answers: Alexander Crowley

answers: Aleister Crowley

answers: Crowleyan

answers: Edward Alexander Crowley


query: Which 1974 film about a train hijacking starring Walter Matthau and Robert Shaw was remade in 2009 starring John Travolta and Denzel Washington?

answers: Taking of Pelham 1-2-3

answers: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

answers: The Taking of Pelham 123 (film)

answers: Pelham 123

answers: The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

answers: The Taking of Pelham 123

answers: Taking of Pelham One Two Three

answers: The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3

answers: Taking of Pelham 1 2 3

answers: Taking of Pelham 123

answers: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (film)

answers: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (disambiguation)


query: "What is the setting for the Alfred Hitchcock film ""The Birds""?"

answers: Bodega Bay, CA

answers: Bodega Bay, California


query: What satellite, launched by NASA aboard a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral on 10 July 1962, was built as part of a multi-national agreement between AT&T;, Bell Telephone Laboratories, NASA, the British General Post Office, and the French National PTT (Post, Telegraph & Telecom Office)?

answers: Telstar 11N

answers: Telstar

answers: Telstar 1

answers: TELSTAR

answers: Telstar I


query: After sporadic visits by European explorers and merchants from the 17th century onwards, the eastern half of which continent was claimed by the British in 1770, and officially settled as a penal colony on 26 January 1788?

answers: Australia (Commonwealth realm)

answers: AustraliA

answers: Continental Australia

answers: Australias

answers: Peace of Australia

answers: Australian city life

answers: City life in Australia

answers: Australocentrist

answers: Mainland Australia

answers: Australiia

answers: Straya

answers: Australia (commonwealth)

answers: Austraila

answers: Ausrtalia

answers: Australia (nation)

answers: Australien

answers: New Australian

answers: Australia (dominion)

answers: Australia (federation)

answers: Australia (country)

answers: Aussieland

answers: Federal Australia

answers: Country life in Australia

answers: Orstraya

answers: Australia (nation state)

answers: Australia (commonwealth realm)

answers: Australia

answers: Australocentrism

answers: Austraya

answers: Australie

answers: AUSTRALIA

answers: Geopolitics of Australia

answers: Australia (nation-state)

answers: Australia's

answers: Australian mainland

answers: Australian country life

answers: Australian Woman's Day

answers: Imperial Australia

answers: United States of Australia

answers: Australia (realm)

answers: Australia (constitutional monarchy)

answers: Austalia

answers: Etymology of Australia

answers: Philosophy in Australia

answers: Commonwealth of Australia

answers: Australija

answers: Australia (monarchy)

answers: Dominion of Australia

answers: Empire of Australia

answers: Ostralia

answers: Modern Australia

answers: Commonwealth of australia

answers: Australia (empire)

answers: Australo

answers: The Commonwealth of Australia

answers: Australia.

answers: Austrlia

answers: Australlia

answers: AUSTRALIAN

answers: Australia (state)

answers: ISO 3166-1:AU

answers: Austrailia

answers: Commonwealth Australia

answers: Pax Australiana

answers: Australian Commonwealth

answers: Australocentric

answers: Austrlaia

answers: Technology in Australia

answers: Australia (Commonwealth)

answers: Australai

answers: Australian geopolitics

answers: Asutralia

answers: Australo-

answers: Australian's

answers: Science in Australia


query: What name is given to art that depicts inanimate (typically commonplace) objects, either natural (e.g. food, flowers, plants, rocks & shells) or man-made (e.g. drinking glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins & pipes) in an artificial setting?

answers: Naturaleza Muerta

answers: Still Life Painting

answers: Nature morte

answers: Still-lifes

answers: Still-Life Painting

answers: Naturaleza muerta

answers: Stilleben

answers: Still-life

answers: Still lifes

answers: Still life

answers: Stilllife

answers: Still-Life

answers: Still-life painting

answers: Still Life


query: What is the name of the tallest skyscraper in Saudi Arabia, one of the world's 50th tallest buildings, that is in Riyadh?

answers: Kingdom Center

answers: The Kingdom Centre

answers: Kingdom Centre

answers: Al Mamlaka


query: Who, the illegitimate son of a peasant girl, was educated in the studio of a Florentine painter, spent much of his early working life in the service of Ludovico il Moro in Milan, worked in Rome, Bologna and Venice, and spent his final years in France at the home given to him by King Franois I?

answers: Leonard da Vinci

answers: Leonardo da Vinci's workshop

answers: Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci

answers: Da Vinci

answers: Leonardo de Vinci

answers: Leonardo daVinci

answers: Leonardo Da Vinci

answers: Leonardo Davinchi

answers: Da Vincian

answers: Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci

answers: Vinci, Leonardo di Ser Piero da

answers: DaVinci

answers: Leonardo Davinci

answers: L. Da Vinci

answers: Caterina Buti del Vacca

answers: The Great Lenardo

answers: Leonardo da Vinci

answers: Leonardo De Vinci

answers: Leonardo DaVinci

answers: Leonardo da Vinci Notebooks

answers: Leonardo da Vinci (personal life)

answers: Léonard de Vinci

answers: Davinci

answers: Leonardo da Vinchi

answers: Léonardo Da Vinci

answers: LdV

answers: Leonardo da vinci

answers: Leonard de Vinci

answers: Leonardo Da Vinchi

answers: Leonardo Di Vinci

answers: Leo da vinci

answers: The Great Leonardo

answers: Leanardo da vinci

answers: Da vinci


query: What were Operation Torch, Operation Ichi-Go, Operation Bagration, Operation Market Garden and Operation Crossbow?

answers: Military operations in World War II


query: Where was there a series of explosions and fire on 23 October 1989 (killing 23 employees and injuring 314), an explosion on 23 June 1999 (killing two men and injuring three) and an explosion and fire on 27 March 2000 (which caused 1 death and 71 injuries)?

answers: Pasadena, Tx

answers: UN/LOCODE:USPAS

answers: Pasadena, TX

answers: Pasadena, Texas, USA

answers: Pasadena, Texas

answers: Pasadena (TX)

answers: Pasadena, Tex


query: What is the name for the act of murdering of one's own sister?

answers: Sororicide


query: In which country is the city of Maastricht?

answers: NETHERLANDS

answers: The netherland

answers: Nederlandia

answers: Climate of the Netherlands

answers: Administrative divisions of the netherlands

answers: The Netheralands

answers: Nyderlandai

answers: Northern Netherlands

answers: Holland (country)

answers: Administrative divisions of the Netherlands

answers: The Netherlands

answers: Netherlands

answers: Pays-Bas

answers: Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)

answers: ISO 3166-1:NL

answers: Olanda

answers: Netherlands/HistoryTalk

answers: Capitals of Holland

answers: Neatherlands

answers: The netherlands

answers: Dutch inhabitants

answers: Netherlands, The

answers: European Netherlands

answers: Subdivisions of the Netherlands

answers: Mainland Netherlands

answers: Metropolitan Netherlands

answers: Nehterlands

answers: Netherlands (European territory)


query: Which team has played in 40 of the 105 Baseball World Series and won 27 World Series championships (between 1923 and 2009), the most of any Major League franchise?

answers: The N. Y. Yankees

answers: New York Highlanders

answers: NYY

answers: New York Baseball

answers: NY Yankees

answers: New York Yankees Roster

answers: Lonn A. Trost

answers: Nyy

answers: N. Y. Yankees

answers: N.Y.Y.

answers: Yankees Roster

answers: New York Yankee's

answers: Yankees Suck

answers: N Y Yankees

answers: Baltimore Orioles (1901–1902)

answers: New York baseball team

answers: New York Yankees roster

answers: New York Yankee

answers: The N Y Yankees

answers: NEW YORK YANKEES

answers: Baltimore Orioles (1901–02)

answers: The NY Yankees

answers: The N.Y. Yankees

answers: N Y Y

answers: Bronx Bombers

answers: Ny yankees

answers: New York Baseball team

answers: N. Y. Y.

answers: Baltimore Orioles (1901-02)

answers: Yankees baseball

answers: New york yankees

answers: New York Yankees (sports)

answers: Yankees

answers: N.Y. Yankees

answers: New York Yankees

answers: The Bronx Bombers

answers: The Yankees

answers: The New York Yankees

answers: Baltimore Orioles (1901-1902)


query: "The ""Hall of Mirrors"" is in which building?"

answers: Palais de Versailles

answers: Palace of versailles

answers: Musee national du chateau de Versailles et des Trianons

answers: Palace and Park of Versailles

answers: Chateau of Versailles

answers: Versailles

answers: Museum of the History of France, Versailles

answers: City of Versailles

answers: Palace of Versailles

answers: Musée de Versailles

answers: Musée national du Château de Versailles

answers: Versailles Castle

answers: Musée d’Histoire de France

answers: Palais Versailles

answers: Château de Versailles

answers: Residence of Versailles

answers: Schloss Versailles

answers: Musée national du château de Versailles et des Trianons

answers: Versailles Museum

answers: Galerie de Versailles

answers: Chateau de Versailles

answers: Château of Versailles

answers: PalaceofVersailles

answers: Musée national du château et des Trianons

answers: Musée d'Histoire de France

answers: Chateau Versailles

answers: Versailles Palace

answers: The Palace of Versailles

answers: Musée historique de Versailles


query: What is another name for the alligator pear?

answers: Avocado pear

answers: Alligator pear

answers: Persea gratissima

answers: Avacado

answers: Advocado

answers: Avacada

answers: Avocado criollo

answers: Avocado

answers: Avocado Cultivation in California

answers: Butter fruit

answers: Avokado

answers: Persea americana

answers: Fuerte avocado

answers: Avocardo

answers: Avacado pit

answers: Avocados

answers: Avocodo

answers: Alligator Pear


query: A lodestone or loadstone is a piece of the mineral magnetite which has what property?

answers: It is naturally magnetised


query: Who presented a list of 23 problems in mathematics at a conference of the International Congress of Mathematicians on 8 August 1900 in the Sorbonne, of which only 10 have resolutions which are fully accepted?

answers: David hilbert

answers: David hillbert

answers: Hilbert, David

answers: David Hilbert

answers: Hilbertian

answers: Hilbert

answers: Gordan's Problem


query: Who lived in the Lateran Palace from the fourth to the fourteenth centuries?

answers: List of Vatican monarchs

answers: African popes

answers: List of Roman Catholic popes by nationality

answers: List of popes

answers: German pope

answers: List of German popes

answers: List of popes by nationality

answers: List of Popes

answers: List of Bishops of Rome

answers: List of the popes

answers: Recent pope

answers: List of Popes by nationality

answers: List of Popes of Rome

answers: Popes by nationality

answers: Popes

answers: List of bishops of Rome

answers: Timeline of the Papacy

answers: List of Syrian popes

answers: List of Catholic popes

answers: List of Roman Catholic Popes

answers: Recent Pope

answers: List of popes of Rome

answers: Syrian popes


query: "What type of sentence is ""pack my red box with five dozen quality jugs""?"

answers: Holo-alphabetic sentence

answers: Panagram

answers: Holoalphabetic sentence

answers: Pangrams

answers: List of common phrases that contain all letters of the alphabet

answers: Cozy lummox gives smart squid who asks for job pen

answers: Pangram


query: "What was the mission of ""Earthview 01: The Founders Flight"" which was launched on 21 April 1997?"

answers: The first space burial


query: Lee Kuan Yew and Goh Chok Tong were the first two Prime Ministers of which country?

answers: Singapore City (disambiguation)

answers: Singapore basic facts

answers: 新加坡共和国

answers: Singy

answers: Statistics of Singapore

answers: Cingkappur

answers: Cingkappur Kudiyaracu

answers: Republic of Singapore

answers: UN/LOCODE:SGSIN

answers: Capital of Singapore

answers: S'porean

answers: Xīnjiāpō Gònghéguó

answers: Singapore (Country)

answers: Asia/Singapore

answers: Singapore as a regional and global hub

answers: Singapore

answers: Light of the South

answers: Republik Singapura

answers: Singapore Kudiyarasu

answers: Republic Of Singapore

answers: சிங்கப்பூர் குடியரசு

answers: S'pore

answers: Singapore, Singapore

answers: SG100

answers: சிங்கப்பூர்

answers: Xinjiapo Gongheguo

answers: Hsin-chia-p'o Kung-ho-kuo

answers: Singa Pura

answers: Sing a pore

answers: Hsin-chia-p'o

answers: Singapor

answers: Xinjiapo

answers: HUB in a Singapore context

answers: The Manchester of the East

answers: ISO 3166-1:SG

answers: Xin Jia Po

answers: Xinjiapo Gònghégúo

answers: City of Singapore

answers: Singapour

answers: Lion City

answers: Etymology of Singapore

answers: SINGAPORE

answers: Xīnjiāpō

answers: Sinjiapo

answers: 新加坡

answers: 新加坡共和國

answers: The Republic of Singapore

answers: Signapore

answers: Singpore

answers: Singapore City

answers: Manchester of the East


query: "The song ""Love To Love You Baby"" was banned by the BBC in 1975. Who was the artist?"

answers: Donna Sommer

answers: Donna summer

answers: LaDonna A. Gaines

answers: Dona summer

answers: LaDonna Adrian Gaines

answers: Queen of disco

answers: LaDonna Gaines

answers: Donna Summers

answers: Donna Summer


query: What French military unit was established in 1831 to enable people from other countries to serve in the French Armed Forces, commanded by French officers?

answers: Foreign Legion

answers: Foreign legionaire

answers: Foreign legion (disambiguation)

answers: Foreign legion

answers: Foreign Legion (disambiguation)


query: As at 2010, which team had played the most seasons of professional baseball games without winning the World Series, with their last win in 1908?

answers: Chicaco Cubs

answers: Take Me Out To A Cubs Game

answers: Chicago Orphans

answers: Chicago CUbs

answers: Chicago Cubbies

answers: The Cubbies

answers: Chicago National League Club

answers: The Chicago Cubs

answers: The cubs

answers: Chicago Cubs

answers: Take Me Out to a Cubs Game

answers: List of Chicago Cubs captains

answers: Chicago cubs

answers: Chicago Colts

answers: Chicago Cubs (sports)

answers: Chicago National League Ball Club

answers: The Chicago Cubbies

answers: Cubs (baseball)

answers: Pat and Ron Show

answers: Lovable Losers


query: Which river runs through the cities of Basel, Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Koblenz, Bonn, Cologne, Dsseldorf, Arnhem, Utrecht and Rotterdam?

answers: Rhine

answers: Alpenrhein River

answers: Rhinen

answers: Rhine Estuary

answers: Rhinewater

answers: River Rhein

answers: The Rhine

answers: Upper Rhine River Plains

answers: Rhein River

answers: Rhine river

answers: Rhine basin

answers: Rhine River

answers: Rhine (river)

answers: Rhein (river)

answers: Rhine mouth

answers: Rijn

answers: River Rhine Pollution: November 1986

answers: Length of the Rhine

answers: Rayn

answers: River Rhine


query: Who won his third rowing Olympic gold medal with Steve Redgrave in 2000?

answers: Matt Pinsent

answers: Matthew Pinsent

answers: Pinsent, Matthew

answers: Sir Matthew Pinsent


query: "A novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, first published in ""All-Story Magazine"" in October 1912, was ""Tarzan of the ... "" what?"

answers: Apes

answers: Apish

answers: Simia satyrus

answers: Hominoideas

answers: History of hominoid taxonomy

answers: Hominoidae

answers: Hominoid

answers: Ape family

answers: Hominoidea

answers: Hominoids

answers: Ape


query: How many black keys are there on a standard modern piano?

answers: 36

answers: thirty-six


query: In which sport did Andre Agassi's father Mike Agassi compete in the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, represented Iran?

answers: Prize fight

answers: Prize fighting

answers: Fistfighting

answers: Corner men

answers: Corner persons

answers: Prize-fighter

answers: Noble art

answers: Boxing

answers: Sports boxing

answers: Western boxing

answers: English boxing

answers: Boxing match

answers: Fistfight

answers: Cornermen

answers: Prizefighter

answers: Low guard

answers: Boxing (sport)

answers: Boxing moves

answers: Corner-man

answers: Cornerpersons

answers: Pugilism

answers: Corner-person

answers: Fist fight

answers: Boxing punches

answers: Round (boxing)

answers: Pugilist

answers: Boxer

answers: Fist-fighting

answers: Gentleman's sport

answers: Fist-fight

answers: 拳闘

answers: Cornerperson

answers: Prizefights

answers: History of professional boxing

answers: Corner-persons

answers: Fist fighting

answers: Prize fighter

answers: Boxers

answers: Parrying (boxing)

answers: History of boxing

answers: Fist Fighting

answers: Prize Fighter

answers: Pugilistic

answers: Corner-men

answers: Corner person

answers: Ring second

answers: Hit and Away

answers: Boxing Styles and Techniques


query: What was the first name of the painter Manet?

answers: douard


query: What is a name for a type of private club in city outskirts or rural areas that usually offers a variety of recreational sports facilities such as golf, tennis, swimming and polo?

answers: Golf club (institution)

answers: Tropicana Country Club

answers: Country club

answers: Country clubs

answers: Country Club


query: "What is the national government body for scientific research in Australia that was founded in 1926 as the ""Advisory Council of Science and Industry""?"

answers: Commonwealth Institute of Science and Industry

answers: Australian Scientific Liaison Office

answers: Food Science Australia

answers: Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation

answers: Commonwealth scientific and industrial research organisation

answers: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

answers: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

answers: CSIRO


query: "In literature, what is the word for the events that follow the climax of a drama, literally ""the untying of the complexities of a plot""?"

answers: Dnouement


query: What genus of flowering plants, native to an area from Brazil to Peru to southern Argentina discovered in 1768 by French botanist Philibert Commeron, is a thorny, woody vine reaching from 1 to 12 metres tall by growing over other plants with hooked thorns tipped with a black, waxy substance?

answers: Bougonvillea

answers: Bourgonvilla

answers: Bogenvilla

answers: Bougainvilleas

answers: Bourgonvillea

answers: Bougainvillaea

answers: Boganveelia

answers: Veranera

answers: Bougainvillea

answers: Bouganvillea

answers: Bouganvelia

answers: Bougainvilla

answers: Bourganvilla


query: Farthings were in use in England as coinage from the 13th century and ceased to be legal tender on 31 December 1960. How many of them were there in a pound (1)?

answers: nine hundred and sixty

answers: 960


query: What was the largest passenger ship by gross tonnage when she took her maiden voyage on 4 June 2006?

answers: Freedom of the Seas (disambiguation)

answers: Freedom of the Sea

answers: Freedom of the Seas


query: Which horse race is held at Churchill Downs?

answers: The Kentucky Derby

answers: KY Derby

answers: The Run for the Roses

answers: Kentucky Derby

answers: Kentucky derby


query: Geoff Capes, twice the world's strongest man, won 2 Olympic Games gold medals in which sport?

answers: Shotputter

answers: Shot putter

answers: Shot Putt

answers: Shot-put

answers: Shot Put

answers: Shot putt

answers: Shot put

answers: Shotput

answers: Shot putting


query: In Greek mythology, who were the band of heroes who accompanied Jason to Colchis in his quest to find the Golden Fleece?

answers: Argonauts

answers: The argonauts

answers: ArgonavTebi

answers: ARGONAUTS

answers: Αργοναύται

answers: Argonautic

answers: არგონავტები

answers: Argonaut

answers: Argonautai