[ { "qId": 0, "qText": "What was Pierce Brosnan's first outing as 007?", "qAns": [ "goldeneye" ] }, { "qId": 1, "qText": "The 02 Arena is in which London borough?", "qAns": [ "greenwich" ] }, { "qId": 2, "qText": "Who wrote the 1956 novel '101 Dalmatians'?", "qAns": [ "dodie smith" ] }, { "qId": 3, "qText": "Which band's first top ten single was the 10538 Overture in 1972?", "qAns": [ "electric light orchestra" ] }, { "qId": 4, "qText": "The 1999 film 10 Things I Hate About You is based on which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the taming of the shrew" ] }, { "qId": 5, "qText": "The film `10 things I hate about you` is based on which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the taming of the shrew" ] }, { "qId": 6, "qText": "The film '10 things I hate about you', was inspired by which of Shakespeare's plays?", "qAns": [ "the taming of the shrew" ] }, { "qId": 7, "qText": "Who directed the 2010 film 127 Hours?", "qAns": [ "danny boyle" ] }, { "qId": 8, "qText": "Ciara had a hit with 1,2 Step featuring which other artist?", "qAns": [ "missy elliot" ] }, { "qId": 9, "qText": "Which film director won the Oscar for Best Picture for the film 12 Years a Slave in 2013?", "qAns": [ "steve mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 10, "qText": "In the Modern 1896 Olympics what was the first event decided?", "qAns": [ "triple jump" ] }, { "qId": 11, "qText": "The final of which sport at the 1900 Olympics in Paris attracted 6,000 spectators, the largest crowd at any event at that Olympics?", "qAns": [ "rugby union" ] }, { "qId": 12, "qText": "Which city hosted the 1900 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 13, "qText": "In which US town or city were the 1904 Summer Olympics held?", "qAns": [ "st. louis" ] }, { "qId": 14, "qText": "At the 1908 Olympic Games, City of London Police defeated Liverpool Polce to win gold - at what event?", "qAns": [ "tug of war" ] }, { "qId": 15, "qText": "The 1908 Summer Olympic Games were hosted by which European city?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 16, "qText": "Figure skating was first contested as an Olympic sport at the 1908 Summer Olympics in London. There were 5 events: Mens & Ladies singles, Special figures, Mixed pairs, and Ice Dancing. Which country won the most medals (6)?", "qAns": [ "great britain" ] }, { "qId": 17, "qText": "In which city were the 1912 Olympic games held Oslo, Antwerp or Stockholm?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 18, "qText": "New York businessman and gambler Arnold Rothstein was believed to have been behind baseball's Black Sox Scandal, in which the 1919 World Series was fixed, giving the series to which team?", "qAns": [ "cincinnati reds" ] }, { "qId": 19, "qText": "In which city were the 1920 Olympic games held Oslo, Antwerp or Stockholm?", "qAns": [ "antwerp" ] }, { "qId": 20, "qText": "Which Belgian city hosted the 1920 summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "antwerp" ] }, { "qId": 21, "qText": "The 1981 film Chariots of Fire featured the achievements of Harold Abrahams and which Scottish missionary who refused to run in the 100m heats on a Sunday and instead won the 400m Gold Medal in the 1924 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "eric liddell" ] }, { "qId": 22, "qText": "In which winter resort were the 1928 Winter Olympics held?", "qAns": [ "st. moritz" ] }, { "qId": 23, "qText": "In which US town or city were the 1932 Winter Olympics held?", "qAns": [ "lake placid" ] }, { "qId": 24, "qText": "Which athlete completes the Gold Medal winning USA team in the 1936 Olympic Men's 4x100 metre relay - Ralph Metcalfe, Foy Draper, Frank Wykoff and ............?", "qAns": [ "jesse owens" ] }, { "qId": 25, "qText": "Which black American won 4 gold medals in 1936 Olympics in Berlin?", "qAns": [ "jesse owens" ] }, { "qId": 26, "qText": "For which book did Margaret Mitchell win the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction?", "qAns": [ "gone with the wind" ] }, { "qId": 27, "qText": "The 1950 FIFA World Cup was held in which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 28, "qText": "The 'Free Officers Movement' took control of which country in a 1952 coup?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 29, "qText": "Which European capital city hosted the 1952 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "helsinki" ] }, { "qId": 30, "qText": "Which country hosted the 1954 World Cup?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 31, "qText": "Which jockey, later famous in another sphere, rode Devon Loch in the 1956 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 32, "qText": "Which writer rode Devon Loch in the 1956 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 33, "qText": "In which city where the 1956 Summer Olympic games held?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 34, "qText": "Where were the 1960 Olympic Games held?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 35, "qText": "The 1960 Summer Olympic Games were held in which city?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 36, "qText": "Which country hosted the 1962 FIFA World Cup?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 37, "qText": "Which heavyweight boxer won a gold medal in the 1964 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "joe frazier" ] }, { "qId": 38, "qText": "Which city hosted the 1964 Summer Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 39, "qText": "Sharing his surname with a biblical character, which footballer scored the deciding goal in the 1967 FA Cup Final?", "qAns": [ "frank saul" ] }, { "qId": 40, "qText": "Which jockey rode Red Alligator to victory in the 1968 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "brian fletcher" ] }, { "qId": 41, "qText": "Where were the 1968 Winter Olympic Games held?", "qAns": [ "grenoble" ] }, { "qId": 42, "qText": "Which alpine ski racer was World Cup champion in 1967 and 1968, won the Triple Crown of Alpine Skiing with a sweep of the three gold medals for downhill, giant slalom and slalom at the 1968 Winter Olympics, and then retired?", "qAns": [ "jean-claude killy" ] }, { "qId": 43, "qText": "Which Frenchman won the Alpine triple-crown at the 1968 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "jean-claude killy" ] }, { "qId": 44, "qText": "Who scored a spectacular goal in extra time in the 1971 F.A. Cup Final to win the trophy for Arsenal?", "qAns": [ "charlie george" ] }, { "qId": 45, "qText": "Which city held the 1972 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 46, "qText": "Who won a (then) record seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympic Games at Munich?", "qAns": [ "mark spitz" ] }, { "qId": 47, "qText": "Which Russian man won both the 100 and 200m gold medals at the 1972 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "valeriy borzov" ] }, { "qId": 48, "qText": "Which female gymnast won Gold Medals in the Balance Beam and Floor Exercise events in the 1972 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "olga korbut" ] }, { "qId": 49, "qText": "In the final of the Basketball competition at the 1972 Summer Olympics, the last 3 seconds of the game were ordered to be played again, which resulted in which team being awarded the gold medal?", "qAns": [ "soviet union" ] }, { "qId": 50, "qText": "USA athletes refused their silver medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics in which men's sport?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 51, "qText": "Who dominated women's swimming in the mid-70s winning 4 gold medals in the 1976 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "kornelia ender" ] }, { "qId": 52, "qText": "Which city hosted the 1976 Summer Olympic Games ?", "qAns": [ "montreal" ] }, { "qId": 53, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "caitlyn jenner" ] }, { "qId": 54, "qText": "Where were the 1976 Winter Olympics held?", "qAns": [ "innsbruck" ] }, { "qId": 55, "qText": "What country hosted the 1978 Football World Cup?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 56, "qText": "Which Briton won an ice-skating Gold at the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics?", "qAns": [ "robin cousins" ] }, { "qId": 57, "qText": "Which British female swimmer won a silver medal at the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games for the 400 metre medley?", "qAns": [ "sharron davies" ] }, { "qId": 58, "qText": "Who won a gold medal in the 100 metres breaststroke at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow?", "qAns": [ "duncan goodhew" ] }, { "qId": 59, "qText": "Built for the 1980 Summer Olympics, which city boasts the The Izmailovo Hotel (at 2014 the world's largest, comprising 7,500 rooms)?", "qAns": [ "moscow" ] }, { "qId": 60, "qText": "Who won the men`s gold medal for ice-figure skating at the 1980 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "robin cousins" ] }, { "qId": 61, "qText": "Which British athlete won the gold medal in the Women's Javelin at the 1984 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "tessa sanderson" ] }, { "qId": 62, "qText": "Which American athlete won 4 gold medals at the 1984 Olympic games?", "qAns": [ "carl lewis" ] }, { "qId": 63, "qText": "What American won four gold medals at the 1984 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "carl lewis" ] }, { "qId": 64, "qText": "Who at the 1984 Olympics, won the 100m, 200m, sprint relay and the long jump?", "qAns": [ "carl lewis" ] }, { "qId": 65, "qText": "Which American President used the slogan 'It's Morning Again In America' for his 1984 Presidential campaign?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 66, "qText": "What was the host city of the 1984 Summer Olympics ?", "qAns": [ "los angeles" ] }, { "qId": 67, "qText": "What was the name of the horse on which jockey Richard Dunwoody won the 1986 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "west tip" ] }, { "qId": 68, "qText": "Who won a Silver medal in the 1988 Olympic Games for 110m hurdles?", "qAns": [ "colin jackson" ] }, { "qId": 69, "qText": "Which Scot won a Gold medal at the 1991 World Athletics Championships and a Silver medal at the 1988 Olympics in the 10000 metres - she also won the London Marathon in 1996?", "qAns": [ "liz mccolgan" ] }, { "qId": 70, "qText": "Sean Kerly, Imran Sherwani and Ian Taylor were all members of Great Britain's gold-medal winning team in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul. In what sport?", "qAns": [ "hockey" ] }, { "qId": 71, "qText": "Where were the 1988 summer Olympics held?", "qAns": [ "seoul" ] }, { "qId": 72, "qText": "Which country hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 73, "qText": "In which country was the 1990 FIFA World Cup held?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 74, "qText": "Who won the gold medal for the 100m at the 1992 Olympics at 32 years of age and became the oldest Olympic 100 m champion by four years?", "qAns": [ "linford christie" ] }, { "qId": 75, "qText": "The 1992 Summer Olympic Games were hosted by which European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 76, "qText": "The 1992 Summer Olympic Games were hosted by which European city?", "qAns": [ "barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 77, "qText": "Which city hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 78, "qText": "Who won a Gold Medal for Britain in the men's 100 metres at the 1992 Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona?", "qAns": [ "linford christie" ] }, { "qId": 79, "qText": "Which country hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 80, "qText": "Jenny Pitman was the trainer of which 1995 Grand National winning horse?", "qAns": [ "royal athlete" ] }, { "qId": 81, "qText": "Which Irish swimmer, accused by the Americans of cheating, won 3 Gold medals at the 1996 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "michelle smith" ] }, { "qId": 82, "qText": "Which city, home to Coca-Cola HQ, hosted the 1996 Summer Olympic games?", "qAns": [ "atlanta" ] }, { "qId": 83, "qText": "Which country hosted the 1998 Winter Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 84, "qText": "Which 1st World War battle of 1916 saw 60,000 British casualties on the first day The battle lasted from July to November, resulting in a British advance of 12 kilometres.?", "qAns": [ "battle of the somme" ] }, { "qId": 85, "qText": "Who wrote `20,000 Leagues Under The Sea`?", "qAns": [ "jules verne" ] }, { "qId": 86, "qText": "Who was the author of Around The World In 80 Days and 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea?", "qAns": [ "jules verne" ] }, { "qId": 87, "qText": "In Jules Verne's book 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, who captained the submarine the Nautilus?", "qAns": [ "captain nemo" ] }, { "qId": 88, "qText": "In the novel 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea what was the name of the captain of the submarine Nautilus?", "qAns": [ "captain nemo" ] }, { "qId": 89, "qText": "In the novel `20,000 Leagues Under The Sea` what was the name of the captain of the submarine Nautilus?", "qAns": [ "captain nemo" ] }, { "qId": 90, "qText": "Who won best British group and best British album at the 2000 Brit Awards?", "qAns": [ "travis" ] }, { "qId": 91, "qText": "Who won the gold medal in the 200 m butterfly at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, and yelled Oh my God! at least 11 times in an aquatic centre that was stunned into silence over her surprise win?", "qAns": [ "misty hyman" ] }, { "qId": 92, "qText": "Which sprinter lit the Olympic flame at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Australia?", "qAns": [ "cathy freeman" ] }, { "qId": 93, "qText": "Which country did Charlene, now Princess of Monaco, represent at swimming in the 2000 Sydney Olympics?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 94, "qText": "Who wrote the 1968 novel '2001: A Space Odyssey'?", "qAns": [ "arthur c. clarke" ] }, { "qId": 95, "qText": "In 2001: A Space Odyssey, what was the name of the computer that took control of the spaceship Discovery?", "qAns": [ "hal 9000" ] }, { "qId": 96, "qText": "What was the computer's name in 2001: A Space Odyssey?", "qAns": [ "hal 9000" ] }, { "qId": 97, "qText": "Who directed 2001: A Space Odyssey?", "qAns": [ "stanley kubrick" ] }, { "qId": 98, "qText": "Who did Liverpool beat in the 2001 FA Cup final?", "qAns": [ "arsenal" ] }, { "qId": 99, "qText": "What is the 2002 AA29?", "qAns": [ "asteroid" ] }, { "qId": 100, "qText": "At which British ground was the 2002 Champions League final held?", "qAns": [ "hampden park" ] }, { "qId": 101, "qText": "The 2002 FIFA World Cup was held in two countries simultaneously, the first time, being South Korea and which other?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 102, "qText": "In the 2002 FIFA World Cup, which national football team became the first team in the Asian Football Confederation to reach the World Cup semi-finals?", "qAns": [ "south korea" ] }, { "qId": 103, "qText": "In which city were the 2002 Winter Olympic Games held?", "qAns": [ "salt lake city" ] }, { "qId": 104, "qText": "Where were the 2002 Winter Olympic Games held?", "qAns": [ "salt lake city" ] }, { "qId": 105, "qText": "Which US city hosted the 2002 Winter Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "salt lake city" ] }, { "qId": 106, "qText": "The 2002 Winter Olympics were held in which city?", "qAns": [ "salt lake city" ] }, { "qId": 107, "qText": "In which African country did New Zealand refuse to play in the 2003 Cricket World Cup, because of a terrorist threat?", "qAns": [ "kenya" ] }, { "qId": 108, "qText": "Which country hosted the 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 109, "qText": "In which US city did the 2004 remake of the film Alfie take place?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 110, "qText": "Who carried the British flag at the closing ceremony of the 2004 Summer Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "kelly holmes" ] }, { "qId": 111, "qText": "Where were the 2004 Summer Olympic Games held?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 112, "qText": "Which European city hosted the 2004 Summer Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 113, "qText": "Which city will host the 2004 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 114, "qText": "What is the name of the major Greek stadium in Athens that was the venue for the opening and closing ceremonies, athletics events and the football (soccer) final at the 2004 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "olympic stadium" ] }, { "qId": 115, "qText": "Which singer had a wardrobe malfunction at the half time show at the 2004 Super Bowl?", "qAns": [ "janet jackson" ] }, { "qId": 116, "qText": "What country suffered the most deaths from the 2004 tsunami?", "qAns": [ "indonesia" ] }, { "qId": 117, "qText": "Who won the Golden Ball Award for best player at the 2006 FIFA World Cup?", "qAns": [ "zinedine zidane" ] }, { "qId": 118, "qText": "In which country was the 2006 FIFA World Cup held?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 119, "qText": "Which group was voted 'Best British Group' at the 2007 Brit Awards?", "qAns": [ "arctic monkeys" ] }, { "qId": 120, "qText": "Who shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change?", "qAns": [ "al gore" ] }, { "qId": 121, "qText": "Who won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize?", "qAns": [ "al gore" ] }, { "qId": 122, "qText": "What city hosted the 2007 World Athletics Championships?", "qAns": [ "osaka" ] }, { "qId": 123, "qText": "Which athlete became 'The world's fastest man' at the 2008 Beijing Olympics?", "qAns": [ "usain bolt" ] }, { "qId": 124, "qText": "At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, who became the first British man to win three gold medals at one Games since 1908?", "qAns": [ "chris hoy" ] }, { "qId": 125, "qText": "The Pepsi Center is home to a professional basketball and hockey teams, as well as the National Lacrosse League team, the Mammoths, and also hosted the 2008 Democratic National Convention. In what major US city is it located?", "qAns": [ "denver" ] }, { "qId": 126, "qText": "Which horse, ridden by Kevin Manning, won the 2008 Epsom Derby?", "qAns": [ "new approach" ] }, { "qId": 127, "qText": "Who was Britain's youngest Olympian at the 2008 games?", "qAns": [ "tom daley" ] }, { "qId": 128, "qText": "Which horse won the 2008 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "comply or die" ] }, { "qId": 129, "qText": "What American swimmer won eight gold medals at the 2008 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "michael phelps" ] }, { "qId": 130, "qText": "Which Briton won three Gold Olympic medals in the 2008 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "chris hoy" ] }, { "qId": 131, "qText": "Which was the only country to win two silver medals and no other medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics (clue - both medals were won in men's sprint events)?", "qAns": [ "trinidad and tobago" ] }, { "qId": 132, "qText": "What venue hosted the 2008 Superbowl?", "qAns": [ "university of phoenix stadium" ] }, { "qId": 133, "qText": "Which horse won the 2009 Cheltenham Gold Cup?", "qAns": [ "kauto star" ] }, { "qId": 134, "qText": "L'Aquila, scene of the 2009 earthquake, is the capital of which central Italian region?", "qAns": [ "abruzzo" ] }, { "qId": 135, "qText": "Which horse won the 2009 Epsom Derby?", "qAns": [ "sea the stars" ] }, { "qId": 136, "qText": "Chelsea won the 2009 FA Cup final 2-1. Who were the beaten finalists?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 137, "qText": "What horse won the 2009 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "mon mome" ] }, { "qId": 138, "qText": "Which notable leader won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 139, "qText": "Which team won the 2009 Superbowl?", "qAns": [ "pittsburgh steelers" ] }, { "qId": 140, "qText": "Which team lost the 2009 Superbowl to the Pittsburgh Steelers?", "qAns": [ "arizona cardinals" ] }, { "qId": 141, "qText": "In the 2009 Tour de France which British Olympic medallist finished 4th overall?", "qAns": [ "bradley wiggins" ] }, { "qId": 142, "qText": "What is the name of the cyclist from the Isle of Man who won six stages in the 2009 Tour de France?", "qAns": [ "mark cavendish" ] }, { "qId": 143, "qText": "Name the unseeded tennis player who won the 2009 US Open in only her third tournament since coming out of retirement.?", "qAns": [ "kim clijsters" ] }, { "qId": 144, "qText": "Which Belgian won the 2009 US Open Women's Tennis Singles Championship?", "qAns": [ "kim clijsters" ] }, { "qId": 145, "qText": "Which horse was the winner of the 2010 Cheltenham Gold Cup?", "qAns": [ "imperial commander" ] }, { "qId": 146, "qText": "Brothers Richard and Simon Mantell played which sport for England in the 2010 Commonwealth Games?", "qAns": [ "hockey" ] }, { "qId": 147, "qText": "Name the Yorkshireman who refereed the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final?", "qAns": [ "howard webb" ] }, { "qId": 148, "qText": "Who rode Don't Push It to victory in the 2010 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "tony mccoy" ] }, { "qId": 149, "qText": "On which horse did Tony McCoy win the 2010 Grand National on his 15th attempt?", "qAns": [ "don't push it" ] }, { "qId": 150, "qText": "What was Tony McCoy's winning mount in the 2010 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "don't push it" ] }, { "qId": 151, "qText": "What capital city was devastated by the 2010 Haiti earthquake?", "qAns": [ "port-au-prince" ] }, { "qId": 152, "qText": "Who was the only female candidate in the 2010 Labour leadership contest?", "qAns": [ "diane abbott" ] }, { "qId": 153, "qText": "Which team defeated the Indianapolis Colts to win the 2010 Super Bowl?", "qAns": [ "new orleans saints" ] }, { "qId": 154, "qText": "In which city did the 2010 Tour de France begin?", "qAns": [ "rotterdam" ] }, { "qId": 155, "qText": "Who won the 2010 Wimbledon Men's Singles title?", "qAns": [ "rafael nadal" ] }, { "qId": 156, "qText": "In which country will the 2010 Winter Olympic Games be held?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 157, "qText": "The 2010 Winter Olympics will be held where?", "qAns": [ "vancouver" ] }, { "qId": 158, "qText": "What city hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "vancouver" ] }, { "qId": 159, "qText": "Who was the only British medal winner at the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "amy williams" ] }, { "qId": 160, "qText": "Also a two-time World Champion, which American skier won the gold medal in the Men's Combined at the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "bode miller" ] }, { "qId": 161, "qText": "Also a three-times World Champion, which American skier won the gold medal in the Women's Downhill at the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "lindsey vonn" ] }, { "qId": 162, "qText": "What is the name of British Columbia's most popular ski resort, which was home to the alpine skiing events in the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "whistler" ] }, { "qId": 163, "qText": "Which film about the founding of Facebook won the Best Motion Picture Drama at the 2011 Golden Globe awards?", "qAns": [ "the social network" ] }, { "qId": 164, "qText": "Ballabriggs won the 2011 Grand National. Who was his jockey?", "qAns": [ "jason maguire" ] }, { "qId": 165, "qText": "Which Glasgow-based sculptor, whose works include artificial trees and a leaning litter bin, won the 2011 Turner Prize?", "qAns": [ "martin boyce" ] }, { "qId": 166, "qText": "Who won the 2011 Turner Prize for his installation 'Do Words Have Voices'?", "qAns": [ "martin boyce" ] }, { "qId": 167, "qText": "Which golfer won the 2011 US Open?", "qAns": [ "rory mcilroy" ] }, { "qId": 168, "qText": "The 2012 Democratic National Convention kicked off this week in what US city?", "qAns": [ "charlotte, north carolina" ] }, { "qId": 169, "qText": "What are the names of the two 2012 London Olympic Games mascots?", "qAns": [ "wenlock and mandeville" ] }, { "qId": 170, "qText": "During the 2012 London Olympic Games, which Royal Palace was used as a venue?", "qAns": [ "hampton court palace" ] }, { "qId": 171, "qText": "Who partnered Andy Murray to win the silver medal in the final of the mixed doubles at the 2012 London Olympics?", "qAns": [ "laura robson" ] }, { "qId": 172, "qText": "At the 2012 London Olympics, who won the first ever Women's Boxing Gold medal?", "qAns": [ "nicola adams" ] }, { "qId": 173, "qText": "What organization won the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize?", "qAns": [ "european union" ] }, { "qId": 174, "qText": "Which female swimmer from Merseyside became the first to qualify for the 2012 Olympic games in 3 individual Olympic disciplines?", "qAns": [ "fran halsall" ] }, { "qId": 175, "qText": "In which sport did South African Chad Le Clos win gold at the 2012 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "swimming" ] }, { "qId": 176, "qText": "Which cyclist won the first medal for Team GB at the 2012 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "lizzie armitstead" ] }, { "qId": 177, "qText": "Which city's bid to hold the 2012 Olympics came second to London's?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 178, "qText": "Anthony Joshua and Nicola Adams both won gold medals at the 2012 Olympics in which sport?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 179, "qText": "What were the names of the two mascots for the 2012 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "wenlock and mandeville" ] }, { "qId": 180, "qText": "In the 2012 Olympics, who won the gold medal in the Men's Singles at tennis?", "qAns": [ "andy murray" ] }, { "qId": 181, "qText": "Who became the first woman to win a gold medal in boxing for GB in the 2012 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "nicola adams" ] }, { "qId": 182, "qText": "What African country experienced a 2012 rebellion by Tuareg fighters?", "qAns": [ "mali" ] }, { "qId": 183, "qText": "Which city held the 2012 Summer Olympics, making it the first city to host the Games three times?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 184, "qText": "Which British cyclist won the 2012 Tour de France?", "qAns": [ "bradley wiggins" ] }, { "qId": 185, "qText": "Which organisation won the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize?", "qAns": [ "organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons" ] }, { "qId": 186, "qText": "Who won the 2013 Tour de France?", "qAns": [ "chris froome" ] }, { "qId": 187, "qText": "Which Formula One driver won the 2014 British Grand Prix?", "qAns": [ "lewis hamilton" ] }, { "qId": 188, "qText": "Which city will host the 2014 Commonwealth Games?", "qAns": [ "glasgow" ] }, { "qId": 189, "qText": "Which South American country will host the 2014 FIFA World Cup?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 190, "qText": "In which city will the 2014 Tour de France begin?", "qAns": [ "leeds" ] }, { "qId": 191, "qText": "Which European won the 2014 U.S Open Golf Championship?", "qAns": [ "martin kaymer" ] }, { "qId": 192, "qText": "In the 2014 Winter Olympic Games who did the British women's curling team defeat to win a bronze medal?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 193, "qText": "Who won Britain's only 2014 Winter Olympics gold medal?", "qAns": [ "lizzy yarnold" ] }, { "qId": 194, "qText": "Which golfer won his second major title when he won the 2015 Open Championship?", "qAns": [ "zach johnson" ] }, { "qId": 195, "qText": "Who won the 2015 Tour de France?", "qAns": [ "chris froome" ] }, { "qId": 196, "qText": "Which city will host the 2016 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 197, "qText": "On 4 June 2008 the International Olympic Committee announced that the finalists to host the 2016 Olympics were Chicago, Tokyo, Madrid and which other venue?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 198, "qText": "What city will host the 2016 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 199, "qText": "In which city will the 2020 Summer Olympics be held?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 200, "qText": "What city will host the 2020 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 201, "qText": "Which city was awarded the 2020 Summer Olympics last month, beating Istanbul and Madrid ?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 202, "qText": "What 1965 film was credited with saving 20th Century Fox from bankruptcy?", "qAns": [ "the sound of music" ] }, { "qId": 203, "qText": "'Dookie' and '21st. Century Breakdown' are albums by which American rock band?", "qAns": [ "green day" ] }, { "qId": 204, "qText": "Who released an album in May 2009 called 21st Century Breakdown?", "qAns": [ "green day" ] }, { "qId": 205, "qText": "Who stepped down as chief of 21st Century Fox in 2015?", "qAns": [ "rupert murdoch" ] }, { "qId": 206, "qText": "In which country is the spectacular 1650 stone-built 23-arch Khaju Bridge?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 207, "qText": "Who played 'Tony Wilson' in the 202 film '24 Hour Party People'?", "qAns": [ "steve coogan" ] }, { "qId": 208, "qText": "Which singer who sang '24 Hours From Tulsa' died April 2006 at the age of 65?", "qAns": [ "gene pitney" ] }, { "qId": 209, "qText": "What was the 2007 segue! to the film 28 Days Later?", "qAns": [ "28 weeks later" ] }, { "qId": 210, "qText": "'2 Become 1', 'Say You'll Be There' and 'Viva Forever' were all number one hit singles by which British group?", "qAns": [ "spice girls" ] }, { "qId": 211, "qText": " '2 Become 1', 'Say You'll Be There' and 'Viva Forever' were all number one hit singles by which British group?", "qAns": [ "spice girls" ] }, { "qId": 212, "qText": "Kenneth Moore portrayed which famous 2nd World War fighter pilot in the 1956 film Reach for the Sky?", "qAns": [ "douglas bader" ] }, { "qId": 213, "qText": "Which 'kind of love' did 2 Pac have a hit with in 1996?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 214, "qText": "At which narrow pass did Leonidas and 300 Spartans fight to the death, in order to slow down the Persian army?", "qAns": [ "thermopylae" ] }, { "qId": 215, "qText": "In 480 BC, Leonidas led his 300 Spartans against the Persian army, led by Xerxes, in which land battle?", "qAns": [ "thermopylae" ] }, { "qId": 216, "qText": "Which famous actor is the lead singer with the rock group 30 odd foot of grunts?", "qAns": [ "russell crowe" ] }, { "qId": 217, "qText": "Who was the author of 'The 39 steps'?", "qAns": [ "john buchan" ] }, { "qId": 218, "qText": "Who wrote the novel `The 39 Steps`?", "qAns": [ "john buchan" ] }, { "qId": 219, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The 39 Steps?", "qAns": [ "john buchan" ] }, { "qId": 220, "qText": "Which British singer released a 2009 album entitled '3 Words'?", "qAns": [ "cheryl cole" ] }, { "qId": 221, "qText": "Which US actor, who appeared in the film The 40 year old Virgin, also played the lead role in the US version of The Office?", "qAns": [ "steve carell" ] }, { "qId": 222, "qText": "Which Emeritus Professor at Edinburgh University has written several series of novels including '2 Pillars Of Wisdom' and '44 Scotland Street'?", "qAns": [ "alexander mccall smith" ] }, { "qId": 223, "qText": "What Rhodesian-born Scottish writer, who did a reading at SPL on Friday, is the creative forced behind the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, 44 Scotland Street, Sunday Philosophy Club, and the Portuguese Irregular Verbs book series?", "qAns": [ "alexander mccall smith" ] }, { "qId": 224, "qText": "What kind of shop did 50 Cent rap about in 2005?", "qAns": [ "candy shop" ] }, { "qId": 225, "qText": "Who hosted the '$64,000 Question' on British television?", "qAns": [ "bob monkhouse" ] }, { "qId": 226, "qText": "On television who live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield?", "qAns": [ "the simpsons" ] }, { "qId": 227, "qText": "Which family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace?", "qAns": [ "the simpsons" ] }, { "qId": 228, "qText": "Which fictional family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield?", "qAns": [ "the simpsons" ] }, { "qId": 229, "qText": "Which TV family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace?", "qAns": [ "the simpsons" ] }, { "qId": 230, "qText": "Which composers 7th Symphony is known as the Leningrad symphony?", "qAns": [ "shostakovich" ] }, { "qId": 231, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "helene hanff" ] }, { "qId": 232, "qText": "'8 Mile' was a 2002 film starring rapper Eminem, in which US city was it set?", "qAns": [ "detroit" ] }, { "qId": 233, "qText": "Who was the star of 8 Mile (2002) a hip-hop drama film which was a fictionalized account of his growing up in Detroit and early career in rap?", "qAns": [ "eminem" ] }, { "qId": 234, "qText": "Which stand-up comedian presents 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Distraction?", "qAns": [ "jimmy carr" ] }, { "qId": 235, "qText": "Who had a hit in 1984 with '99 Red Balloons'?", "qAns": [ "nena" ] }, { "qId": 236, "qText": "Who had a hit in 1984 with `99 Red Balloons`?", "qAns": [ "nena" ] }, { "qId": 237, "qText": "What name is given to the Fourth (4th) movement in Beethoven's / Ninth (9th) Symphony?", "qAns": [ "ode to joy" ] }, { "qId": 238, "qText": "Which singer/songwriter wrote the musical '9 to 5'?", "qAns": [ "dolly parton" ] }, { "qId": 239, "qText": "Who sang the theme song in 9 to 5?", "qAns": [ "dolly parton" ] }, { "qId": 240, "qText": "Who had a UK top ten hit in July, 1980 with `9 to 5`?", "qAns": [ "sheena easton" ] }, { "qId": 241, "qText": "A.A. Milne is most famous for creating which Bear?", "qAns": [ "winnie-the-pooh" ] }, { "qId": 242, "qText": "Odense and Aarhus are major cities in which European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 243, "qText": "In the Bible who was the elder sister of Moses and Aaron?", "qAns": [ "miriam" ] }, { "qId": 244, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the sister of Moses and Aaron?", "qAns": [ "miriam" ] }, { "qId": 245, "qText": "In the Old Testament, who is the sister of Moses and Aaron?", "qAns": [ "miriam" ] }, { "qId": 246, "qText": "What is the name of Moses and Aaron's sister?", "qAns": [ "miriam" ] }, { "qId": 247, "qText": "Aaron Copeland wrote a ballet about which American folk hero?", "qAns": [ "billy the kid" ] }, { "qId": 248, "qText": "Which ballet by Aaron Copeland, first performed in 1944, contains a mountain range and a season in its name. It tells the story of a celebration of the building of a Pennsylvanian farmhouse?", "qAns": [ "appalachian spring" ] }, { "qId": 249, "qText": "In October 2009 it was announced that director Sam Taylor-Wood was to marry Aaron Johnson, 23 years her junior, who were director and star respecitively of Nowhere Boy, a film about whom?", "qAns": [ "john lennon" ] }, { "qId": 250, "qText": "Alex Band and Aaron Kamin make up which band?", "qAns": [ "the calling" ] }, { "qId": 251, "qText": "Played by Aaron Paul, who was Walter White's co-protagonist in 'Breaking Bad'?", "qAns": [ "jesse pinkman" ] }, { "qId": 252, "qText": "With which song did Swedish pop group Abba win the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest?", "qAns": [ "waterloo" ] }, { "qId": 253, "qText": "What is the title of Abba's last UK number one hit single?", "qAns": [ "super trouper" ] }, { "qId": 254, "qText": "What is the title of the last UK number one hit for Swedish group Abba?", "qAns": [ "super trouper" ] }, { "qId": 255, "qText": "What was the only single by ABBA to reach number 1 on the US Billboard charts?", "qAns": [ "dancing queen" ] }, { "qId": 256, "qText": "What was Abba`s first British hit single?", "qAns": [ "waterloo" ] }, { "qId": 257, "qText": "No more carefree laughter, Silence ever after are the opening lines of which Abba Number One hit ?", "qAns": [ "knowing me, knowing you" ] }, { "qId": 258, "qText": "What was Abba's last Number One single in the UK?", "qAns": [ "super trouper" ] }, { "qId": 259, "qText": "The group 'Abba' was formed in which European capital city in 1971?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 260, "qText": "Where, in the novel The Count of Monte Christo, by Alexandre Dumas, does the Abbe Faria befriend Edmond Dantes during his time in prison?", "qAns": [ "chateau d'if" ] }, { "qId": 261, "qText": "Abbotsford House, on the banks of the Tweed, was the home of which author?", "qAns": [ "walter scott" ] }, { "qId": 262, "qText": "Which author lived at Abbotsford House near Galashiels in the Scottish borders?", "qAns": [ "walter scott" ] }, { "qId": 263, "qText": "Which British city is served by 'Abbotsinch Airport'?", "qAns": [ "glasgow" ] }, { "qId": 264, "qText": "Which 1970's American TV detective series, was created by film writer Abby Mann?", "qAns": [ "kojak" ] }, { "qId": 265, "qText": "In music, Pulp, Def Leppard and ABC all come from which English city?", "qAns": [ "sheffield" ] }, { "qId": 266, "qText": "ABC and NBC are TV networks in which country ?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 267, "qText": "In which country were elections planned for 1991 were stopped by the military (leading to Civil War), were held in 1995, and, in 1999, after a series of short-term military leaders, Abdelaziz Bouteflika was elected president?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 268, "qText": "What was Abdel Kechiche's 2008 film about France's North African community?", "qAns": [ "couscous" ] }, { "qId": 269, "qText": "Who was Minister-Chairman of the Russian Provisional Government and Prime Minister of Russia from 21 July 1917 (following the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II) to 8 November 1917 (the Bolshevik revolution), who is buried in Putney Vale Cemetery, London?", "qAns": [ "alexander kerensky" ] }, { "qId": 270, "qText": "Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud was the first king of which Asian state?", "qAns": [ "saudi arabia" ] }, { "qId": 271, "qText": "What modern-day country was ruled between 1902 and 1964 by Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud and his son, Emir Saud?", "qAns": [ "saudi arabia" ] }, { "qId": 272, "qText": "Abebe Bikila was the only athlete to win the Olympic marathon twice and in successive Olympic games. What country did he represent?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 273, "qText": "Which country does marathon man Abel Anton come form?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 274, "qText": "The Aberdare mountains are in which African country?", "qAns": [ "kenya" ] }, { "qId": 275, "qText": "In which town or city is the University of Abertay?", "qAns": [ "dundee" ] }, { "qId": 276, "qText": "In 2010, Veera Musikapong, Abhisit Vejjajiva, Khattiya Sawasdiphol, Suthep Thaugsuban, Prompong Nopparit, Colonel Sansern Kaewkamnerd, Natthawut Saikua and Buranaj Smutharaks were prominent in the politics of which country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 277, "qText": "Abhorson is an executioner in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "measure for measure" ] }, { "qId": 278, "qText": "Abidjan is the former capital and a major battleground of what civil-war-torn nation in 2011?", "qAns": [ "ivory coast" ] }, { "qId": 279, "qText": "Who wrote the plays Nuts in May and Abigail's Party?", "qAns": [ "mike leigh" ] }, { "qId": 280, "qText": "Abkhazia, recognised as independent by Russia, is a breakaway region from which former Soviet republic?", "qAns": [ "georgia" ] }, { "qId": 281, "qText": "The Abominable Snowman, a mythological ape-like cryptid said to inhabit the Himalayan region of Nepal and Tibet, is also known as what?", "qAns": [ "yeti" ] }, { "qId": 282, "qText": "The Abominable Snowman is said to inhabit which mountain range?", "qAns": [ "himalayas" ] }, { "qId": 283, "qText": "With which mountain range would you associate the Abonimable Snowman?", "qAns": [ "himalayas" ] }, { "qId": 284, "qText": "What links the US, 2 May 2011 and Abottabad in Pakistan?", "qAns": [ "death of osama bin laden" ] }, { "qId": 285, "qText": "By what name is the Battle of Aboukir Bay (1798) more commonly known?", "qAns": [ "battle of the nile" ] }, { "qId": 286, "qText": "Who wrote the 1998 novel About A Boy?", "qAns": [ "nick hornby" ] }, { "qId": 287, "qText": "Who wrote the book `About A Boy` which was later turned into a successful film starring Hugh Grant?", "qAns": [ "nick hornby" ] }, { "qId": 288, "qText": "Who wrote the novels About A Boy, How To Be Good and High Fidelity?", "qAns": [ "nick hornby" ] }, { "qId": 289, "qText": "Who had parts in 'St. Elmo's Fire', 'About Last Night ' and 'Wayne's World'?", "qAns": [ "rob lowe" ] }, { "qId": 290, "qText": "Abracadabra (1982) and The Joker (1990) were big hits for which group?", "qAns": [ "steve miller band" ] }, { "qId": 291, "qText": "In the Bible who was the son of Abraham and Hagar?", "qAns": [ "ishmael" ] }, { "qId": 292, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the son of Abraham and Hagar?", "qAns": [ "ishmael" ] }, { "qId": 293, "qText": "In the Bible who was the son of Abraham and Sarah?", "qAns": [ "isaac" ] }, { "qId": 294, "qText": "In the Bible who was the father of Abraham?", "qAns": [ "terah" ] }, { "qId": 295, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the wife of Abraham?", "qAns": [ "sarah" ] }, { "qId": 296, "qText": "In the Bible, who bore Abraham a son called Ishmael?", "qAns": [ "hagar" ] }, { "qId": 297, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the servant of Sarah who became the concubine of Abraham and mother of Ishmael?", "qAns": [ "hagar" ] }, { "qId": 298, "qText": "Which alliteratively-named politician served as Abraham Lincoln's Vice-President between 1861 and 1865?", "qAns": [ "hannibal hamlin" ] }, { "qId": 299, "qText": "Who immediately succeeded Abraham Lincoln as President?", "qAns": [ "andrew johnson" ] }, { "qId": 300, "qText": "Who was Abraham Lincoln's vice president when he was assassinated?", "qAns": [ "andrew johnson" ] }, { "qId": 301, "qText": "Who assassinated US President Abraham Lincoln in 1865?", "qAns": [ "john wilkes booth" ] }, { "qId": 302, "qText": "In what theater was Abraham Lincoln shot?", "qAns": [ "ford's theatre" ] }, { "qId": 303, "qText": "In what city was Abraham Zapruder living on November 22, 1963?", "qAns": [ "dallas" ] }, { "qId": 304, "qText": "Who was the son born to Abram (as he was then known) and Hagar in the Old Testament?", "qAns": [ "ishmael" ] }, { "qId": 305, "qText": "Which British playwright wrote the works Absence of War , Racing Demons and Teeth 'N' Smiles ?", "qAns": [ "david hare" ] }, { "qId": 306, "qText": "Who played Saffron Monsoon in the UK television comedy series 'Absolutely Fabulous'?", "qAns": [ "julia sawalha" ] }, { "qId": 307, "qText": "Who played Bubble in the UK tv comedy series 'Absolutely Fabulous'?", "qAns": [ "jane horrocks" ] }, { "qId": 308, "qText": "In the TV series `Absolutely Fabulous`, who played Edina`s mother?", "qAns": [ "june whitfield" ] }, { "qId": 309, "qText": "Which actress played Mrs June Monsoon in TV's 'Absolutely Fabulous'?", "qAns": [ "june whitfield" ] }, { "qId": 310, "qText": "Sharing it with the surname of a well known football pundit, what is the SI unit of absorbed dose?", "qAns": [ "gray" ] }, { "qId": 311, "qText": "Which of these artists was an Abstract Expressionist?", "qAns": [ "mark rothko" ] }, { "qId": 312, "qText": "Jafar, Abu and Iago are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "aladdin" ] }, { "qId": 313, "qText": "Abuja is the capitalcity of which West African republic?", "qAns": [ "nigeria" ] }, { "qId": 314, "qText": "Abu Simbel is in which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 315, "qText": "The Abu Simbel temples are in which African country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 316, "qText": "Abyssinian, Balinese, British Shorthair, Birman, Bombay, Burmese, California Spangled, Devon Rex, Egyptian Mau, Himalayan, Japanese Bobtail and Javanese are all breeds of what?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 317, "qText": "Which James Bond Theme was the first to be nominated for an academy award for best original song?", "qAns": [ "live and let die" ] }, { "qId": 318, "qText": "Which song from the 1934 film 'The Gay Divorcee', starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, won the first Academy Award for Best Original Song?", "qAns": [ "the continental" ] }, { "qId": 319, "qText": "What is the only sequel to win an Academy Award for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "the godfather part ii" ] }, { "qId": 320, "qText": "Because of his advocation for the use of direct current (DC) for electric power distribution, Thomas Edison developed a bitter rivalry with which other genius who advocated alternating current (AC)?", "qAns": [ "nikola tesla" ] }, { "qId": 321, "qText": "In which country is the La Quebrada cliff and the Acapulco Bay at its foot?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 322, "qText": "Which car maker has marketed models called Jazz, Accord, Civic and Legend?", "qAns": [ "honda" ] }, { "qId": 323, "qText": "Which BAFTA award-winning scriptwriter created the TV series The Street, Accused, The Lakes and Cracker?", "qAns": [ "jimmy mcgovern" ] }, { "qId": 324, "qText": "Up to 2016, which of these songs, reaching number 4 on the UK Charts, was the highest charting single by ACDC?", "qAns": [ "highway to hell" ] }, { "qId": 325, "qText": "Which of these ACDC albums was released first?", "qAns": [ "highway to hell" ] }, { "qId": 326, "qText": "In which country were ACDC formed?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 327, "qText": "What country does the band AC/DC come from?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 328, "qText": "Which record did Ace of Base take to No.1 in 1994?", "qAns": [ "the sign" ] }, { "qId": 329, "qText": "Which British scientist discovered acetylene in 1836?", "qAns": [ "edmund davy" ] }, { "qId": 330, "qText": "Italian mountaineers Lino Lacedelli and Achille Compagnoni became the first people to successfully reach the summit of which Himalayan peak, via the Abruzzi Ridge?", "qAns": [ "k2" ] }, { "qId": 331, "qText": "Achilles and Hector appear as characters in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "troilus and cressida" ] }, { "qId": 332, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play do the characters Ajax, Achilles and Ulysses appear?", "qAns": [ "troilus and cressida" ] }, { "qId": 333, "qText": "In Greek mythology Achilles was the son of Peleus and whom?", "qAns": [ "thetis" ] }, { "qId": 334, "qText": "In Greek mythology who was the mother of Achilles?", "qAns": [ "thetis" ] }, { "qId": 335, "qText": "Which Greek goddess was the mother of Achilles?", "qAns": [ "thetis" ] }, { "qId": 336, "qText": "Who was the mother of Achilles in Greek mythology?", "qAns": [ "thetis" ] }, { "qId": 337, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was the father of Achilles?", "qAns": [ "peleus" ] }, { "qId": 338, "qText": "Which philosopher is famous for his paradoxes, most notably Achilles and the tortoise?", "qAns": [ "zeno" ] }, { "qId": 339, "qText": "Acinonyx Jubatus is what big pussy?", "qAns": [ "cheetah" ] }, { "qId": 340, "qText": "What controversial politician sought to sell AC Milan in 2015 to finance his quest for rehabiliation and power?", "qAns": [ "silvio berlusconi" ] }, { "qId": 341, "qText": "Which Dutch footballer scored 90 goals in 135 games for A. C. Milan in the late 1980s and early 1990s?", "qAns": [ "marco van basten" ] }, { "qId": 342, "qText": "Aconcagua is the highest mountain in which mountain range?", "qAns": [ "andes" ] }, { "qId": 343, "qText": "In which range of mountains are the two highest peaks Aconcagua and Ojos Del Salado?", "qAns": [ "andes" ] }, { "qId": 344, "qText": "In which country is Aconcagua located?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 345, "qText": "Which actress played Mrs Overall in Acorn Antiques?", "qAns": [ "julie walters" ] }, { "qId": 346, "qText": "What nation has 27 states, most of which exceed the area of an entire moderately-sized country, and include Acre, Minas Gerais, Sergipe, and Amazonas?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 347, "qText": "What moderately famous celebrity, who died on June 25, 2009, called the 2,800 acre Neverland ranch his home until 2006?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 348, "qText": "What large computer software corporation, whose products include Acrobat and Photoshop, is named after a 2,000-year-old word meaning 'mud-brick'?", "qAns": [ "adobe" ] }, { "qId": 349, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Across the River and Into the Trees'?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 350, "qText": "In June 1938, Action Comics #1 was published, featuring which comic book hero for the first time?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 351, "qText": "In November 2011, a copy of the first issue of Action Comics, featuring the debut of which action hero, sold for 2.6 million dollars?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 352, "qText": "Which comic character first appeared in Action Comics #1 in June 1938?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 353, "qText": "With a June, 1938 cover date, Action Comics #1 introduced what iconic character created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 354, "qText": "Which Hasbro `action figure` got its name from a Robert Mitchum film?", "qAns": [ "g.i. joe" ] }, { "qId": 355, "qText": "What action figure, the first to be marketed to boys, was modified in 1974 with the addition of kung fu grip?", "qAns": [ "g.i. joe" ] }, { "qId": 356, "qText": "Whose famous books include The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex, The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals, The Power of Movement in Plants and The Formation of Vegetable Mould Through the Action of Worms?", "qAns": [ "charles darwin" ] }, { "qId": 357, "qText": "Lynne Frederick was the last wife of which comic actor?", "qAns": [ "peter sellers" ] }, { "qId": 358, "qText": "Which actor was the first director of the National Theatre ?", "qAns": [ "laurence olivier" ] }, { "qId": 359, "qText": "Which comedian and actor presents the Radio 4 programme The Unbelievable Truth?", "qAns": [ "david mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 360, "qText": "Acute Coryza is a medical term for which common complaint?", "qAns": [ "common cold" ] }, { "qId": 361, "qText": "Great Aunt Ada Doom is a character in which novel by Stella Gibbons?", "qAns": [ "cold comfort farm" ] }, { "qId": 362, "qText": "First performed in 1938, and commonly considered one of the saddest of all classical works, who composed Adagio for Strings (it was used in the 1986 film Platoon)?", "qAns": [ "samuel barber" ] }, { "qId": 363, "qText": "Who was the second son of Adam and Eve and was murdered by his brother?", "qAns": [ "abel" ] }, { "qId": 364, "qText": "According to the Talmud who was the first wife of Adam?", "qAns": [ "lilith" ] }, { "qId": 365, "qText": "Which Jewish female demon was reputedly the first wife of Adam?", "qAns": [ "lilith" ] }, { "qId": 366, "qText": "The character of Adam the servant was said to have been played by Shakespeare in which of his plays?", "qAns": [ "as you like it" ] }, { "qId": 367, "qText": "Adam Clayton is a long-serving member of which band?", "qAns": [ "u2" ] }, { "qId": 368, "qText": "Larry Mullins and Adam Clayton are the rhythm section for which band?", "qAns": [ "u2" ] }, { "qId": 369, "qText": "Who created the fictional detective Adam Dalgliesh, played on TV by Roy Marsden?", "qAns": [ "p. d. james" ] }, { "qId": 370, "qText": "Comic and presenter Adam Hills comes from which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 371, "qText": "Adam Levine is the lead singer of which US pop rock band?", "qAns": [ "maroon 5" ] }, { "qId": 372, "qText": "Adam Richman takes on food challenges in which US television series?", "qAns": [ "man v. food" ] }, { "qId": 373, "qText": "Rugby Union club London Wasps play their home games at Adams Park in which town?", "qAns": [ "high wycombe" ] }, { "qId": 374, "qText": "Which football league club play their home games at Adams Park?", "qAns": [ "wycombe wanderers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 375, "qText": "Which Football League Two team play home games at Adams Park?", "qAns": [ "wycombe wanderers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 376, "qText": "Which English Rugby Union team play their home games at Adams Park?", "qAns": [ "london wasps" ] }, { "qId": 377, "qText": "Which Aviva Premiership Rugby Union side play their home games at Adams Park, High Wycombe ?", "qAns": [ "wasps rfc" ] }, { "qId": 378, "qText": "Which Premiership rugby union team play their home games at Adams Park?", "qAns": [ "wasps rfc" ] }, { "qId": 379, "qText": "Which rugby union club play their home games at Adams Park?", "qAns": [ "wasps rfc" ] }, { "qId": 380, "qText": "On which island is Adam's Peak?", "qAns": [ "sri lanka" ] }, { "qId": 381, "qText": "In the TV sitcom Adam's Rib, who played the Spencer Tracy Film role?", "qAns": [ "ken howard" ] }, { "qId": 382, "qText": "Associated with a famous incident of 1789, which Pacific island has Adamstown as its main settlement?", "qAns": [ "pitcairn islands" ] }, { "qId": 383, "qText": "In Hanna and Barbera's TV cartoons base on The Addams Family who was the voice of Gomez?", "qAns": [ "john astin" ] }, { "qId": 384, "qText": "Which actress played the role of Morticia Addams in the TV series The Addams Family?", "qAns": [ "carolyn jones" ] }, { "qId": 385, "qText": "What was the name of the butler in `The Addams family`?", "qAns": [ "lurch" ] }, { "qId": 386, "qText": "Originally played by Ted Cassidy, what was the name of the butler in The Addams Family'?", "qAns": [ "lurch" ] }, { "qId": 387, "qText": "Who played Gomez Addams in the 1993 film 'Addams Family Values'?", "qAns": [ "raul julia" ] }, { "qId": 388, "qText": "What is Adderall used to treat?", "qAns": [ "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder" ] }, { "qId": 389, "qText": "Which actress starred in the films `Addicted To Love`, `City Of Angels` and `Courage Under Fire`?", "qAns": [ "meg ryan" ] }, { "qId": 390, "qText": "Addis Ababa is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 391, "qText": "Where was BBC presenter and journalist Ade Adepitan born?", "qAns": [ "lagos" ] }, { "qId": 392, "qText": "Which organisation was founded in Ontario, Canada in 1897 by Adelaide Hoodless?", "qAns": [ "women's institutes" ] }, { "qId": 393, "qText": "In which Australian state of territory will you find the Adelaide river?", "qAns": [ "northern territory" ] }, { "qId": 394, "qText": "In which E M Forster novel does Adela Quested travel abroad to marry magistrate Ronny Heaslip?", "qAns": [ "a passage to india" ] }, { "qId": 395, "qText": "What is the name of Adele's first album?", "qAns": [ "19" ] }, { "qId": 396, "qText": "As of 2013, which is the only Adele song to reach No.1 in the US Charts?", "qAns": [ "someone like you" ] }, { "qId": 397, "qText": "What is the name of the school in Croydon attended by Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis, and Adele among many other performers?", "qAns": [ "brit school" ] }, { "qId": 398, "qText": "What is the name of the strait which links the Gulf of Aden with the Red Sea?", "qAns": [ "bab-el-mandeb" ] }, { "qId": 399, "qText": "In which 1940 film did the characters Adenoid Hynkel, Benzino Napolini, Garbitsch and Herring appear?", "qAns": [ "the great dictator" ] }, { "qId": 400, "qText": "What ADHD drug became heavily prescribed?", "qAns": [ "methylphenidate" ] }, { "qId": 401, "qText": "Adi Dassler founded the Adidas company, which company was founded by his brother Rudolf in 1948?", "qAns": [ "puma" ] }, { "qId": 402, "qText": "Adi Granth is the principal sacred scripture of which religion?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 403, "qText": "Which religion's holy book is the Adi Granth?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 404, "qText": "The 'Adi Granth Sahib' is a sacred text of which religion?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 405, "qText": "Adler, Stradler and Mckagan were the less famous members of which band?", "qAns": [ "guns n roses" ] }, { "qId": 406, "qText": "Credited with popularising the girl's name Wendy in a famous children's book, who also wrote the stage play The Admirable Crichton?", "qAns": [ "j. m. barrie" ] }, { "qId": 407, "qText": "Which author wrote the comic play 'The Admirable Crichton' in 1902?", "qAns": [ "j. m. barrie" ] }, { "qId": 408, "qText": "Who was the author of the plays The Professor's Love Story, Quality Street, The Admirable Crichton and Peter Pan?", "qAns": [ "j. m. barrie" ] }, { "qId": 409, "qText": "Who wrote the 1902 play 'The Admirable Crichton'?", "qAns": [ "j. m. barrie" ] }, { "qId": 410, "qText": "The Admiralty Islands in the Pacific Ocean belong to which country?", "qAns": [ "papua new guinea" ] }, { "qId": 411, "qText": "Forty hours before he committed suicide in 1945 Adolf Hitler married whom?", "qAns": [ "eva braun" ] }, { "qId": 412, "qText": "The last time that anyone spoke to Adolf Hitler, he was in what city?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 413, "qText": "In which country was Adolf Hitler born?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 414, "qText": "Whose first volume of war memoirs was called 'Adolf Hitler, My Part In His Downfall'?", "qAns": [ "spike milligan" ] }, { "qId": 415, "qText": "Adolfo Celi played primary baddie Emilio Largo in which James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "thunderball" ] }, { "qId": 416, "qText": "Which 1841 ballet was set to music by Adolphe Adam?", "qAns": [ "giselle" ] }, { "qId": 417, "qText": "In what country was Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, born?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 418, "qText": "Adolphe Thiers became Prime Minister of which European country in 1836?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 419, "qText": "Who painted 'The Adoration of the Magi' (1624)?", "qAns": [ "peter paul rubens" ] }, { "qId": 420, "qText": "Who painted 'The Adoration of the Magi' and 'The Last Supper'?", "qAns": [ "leonardo da vinci" ] }, { "qId": 421, "qText": "Arshile Gorky, Willem de Kooning, Franz Kline, Mark Rothko, Philip Guston, Hans Hofmann, Clyfford Still, Barnett Newman, Ad Reinhardt, Richard Pousette-Dart, Robert Motherwell, Peter Voulkos & Jackson Pollock painted in what style?", "qAns": [ "abstract expressionism" ] }, { "qId": 422, "qText": "What remake of a British science-fiction serial broadcast by BBC Television in the summer of 1953 was staged live by BBC Four in 2005 with actors Jason Flemyng, Mark Gatiss, Andrew Tiernan, Indira Varma, David Tennant and Adrian Bower?", "qAns": [ "the quatermass experiment" ] }, { "qId": 423, "qText": "Which weekday TV programme is hosted by Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakely?", "qAns": [ "the one show" ] }, { "qId": 424, "qText": "Which 1987 film concerns the experiences of disc jockey Adrian Cronauer?", "qAns": [ "good morning, vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 425, "qText": "What was the name of the 1990s TV series starring Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson as flatmates Eddie and Richie?", "qAns": [ "bottom" ] }, { "qId": 426, "qText": "James Dearden wrote which book, made into a famous film directed by Adrian Lyne, in 1987?", "qAns": [ "fatal attraction" ] }, { "qId": 427, "qText": "Which author who created Adrian Mole died last month aged 68?", "qAns": [ "sue townsend" ] }, { "qId": 428, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole'?", "qAns": [ "sue townsend" ] }, { "qId": 429, "qText": "Mike Dee, Ad-Roc and MCA were members of which band?", "qAns": [ "beastie boys" ] }, { "qId": 430, "qText": "Which 1980 historical novel is narrated by a young Benedictine monk, Adso of Melk?", "qAns": [ "the name of the rose" ] }, { "qId": 431, "qText": "Last week saw the passing of Bob Guccione, founder and publisher of what adult magazine, as well as producing that well known high art film, Caligula?", "qAns": [ "penthouse" ] }, { "qId": 432, "qText": "US-born Adulyadej Bhumibol became king of which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 433, "qText": "Scamps Adventure was a 2001 straight-to-video follow up to which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "lady and the tramp" ] }, { "qId": 434, "qText": "What author wrote Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 435, "qText": "Who wrote the 1884 novel 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 436, "qText": "Mark Twain's classic book, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn takes place along which US river?", "qAns": [ "mississippi river" ] }, { "qId": 437, "qText": "Who wrote `The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn`?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 438, "qText": "Which 1950s star began life in the TV show The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet?", "qAns": [ "ricky nelson" ] }, { "qId": 439, "qText": "Published in 1883, who was the author of the children's book The Adventures of Pinocchio?", "qAns": [ "carlo collodi" ] }, { "qId": 440, "qText": "What was the pen name of the author of 'The Adventures of Pinocchio' (1883)?", "qAns": [ "carlo collodi" ] }, { "qId": 441, "qText": "Which British actor made his film debut in Peter Ustinov's film adaptation of Billy Budd (1962) and went on to make a number of films, including The Collector (1965), Far From The Madding Crowd (1967), Poor Cow (1967), Wall Street (1987), The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994), Bowfinger (1999), My Boss's Daughter (2003) and Elektra (2005)?", "qAns": [ "terence stamp" ] }, { "qId": 442, "qText": "Which composer wrote the scores for the Errol Flynn swashbucklers such as Captain Blood and The Adventures of Robin Hood?", "qAns": [ "erich wolfgang korngold" ] }, { "qId": 443, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1938 film 'The Adventures Of Robin Hood'?", "qAns": [ "errol flynn" ] }, { "qId": 444, "qText": "In the 1876 novel 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' by Mark Twain, what is the name of Tom's half brother who lives with Tom and his aunt Polly?", "qAns": [ "sid" ] }, { "qId": 445, "qText": "Which group of around 200 Greek islands in the Aegean Sea includes Andros, Naxos, Paros and Milos?", "qAns": [ "cyclades" ] }, { "qId": 446, "qText": "The title of the play Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw comes from the opening words of the Aeneid by which Roman poet?", "qAns": [ "virgil" ] }, { "qId": 447, "qText": "Which Roman poet wrote The Aeneid and The Eclogues?", "qAns": [ "virgil" ] }, { "qId": 448, "qText": "'The Aeneid' by Virgil tells the story of which Trojan who travelled to Italy, where he became the ancestor of the Romans?", "qAns": [ "aeneas" ] }, { "qId": 449, "qText": "Which British artist active since the 1970's has released albums entitled Never for Ever and Aerial?", "qAns": [ "kate bush" ] }, { "qId": 450, "qText": "Which singer's albums have included Aerial (2005) and Red Shoes (1993)?", "qAns": [ "kate bush" ] }, { "qId": 451, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was the son of King Atreus of Mycenae and Queen Aerope, murdered by his wife Clytemnestra on his return home from the Trojan War?", "qAns": [ "agamemnon" ] }, { "qId": 452, "qText": "The Greek tragedians Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides wrote dramas dealing with which legendary woman?", "qAns": [ "electra" ] }, { "qId": 453, "qText": "Who played the female lead in the 1957 film 'An Affair To Remember'?", "qAns": [ "deborah kerr" ] }, { "qId": 454, "qText": "What type of animal is an Affenpinscher?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 455, "qText": "Who became president of Afghanistan in December 2004?", "qAns": [ "hamid karzai" ] }, { "qId": 456, "qText": "According CIA what language is most common in Afghanistan?", "qAns": [ "persian" ] }, { "qId": 457, "qText": "Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan all border which country?", "qAns": [ "uzbekistan" ] }, { "qId": 458, "qText": "Intensive British forces operations in Afghanistan through 2007 were centred in which province?", "qAns": [ "helmand province" ] }, { "qId": 459, "qText": "What well-known mountain pass connects Pakistan and Afghanistan?", "qAns": [ "khyber pass" ] }, { "qId": 460, "qText": "The borders of which European country, that were set under the reign of Afonso III (1248 to 1279), are the same today?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 461, "qText": "The second highest mountain in Africa has the same name as which country?", "qAns": [ "kenya" ] }, { "qId": 462, "qText": "What is the largest land-locked country in Africa?", "qAns": [ "chad" ] }, { "qId": 463, "qText": "What is the only country whose homeland spans Africa and Asia?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 464, "qText": "In which country is the most easterly point of Africa?", "qAns": [ "somalia" ] }, { "qId": 465, "qText": "What is the largest country in Africa?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 466, "qText": "Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, is in which country?", "qAns": [ "tanzania" ] }, { "qId": 467, "qText": "Which country is known as the Pearl of Africa?", "qAns": [ "uganda" ] }, { "qId": 468, "qText": "Since South Sudan ceded from Sudan in 2011, what has been the largest country, by area in Africa?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 469, "qText": "What is now Africa's biggest country in terms of land area after the split of Sudan?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 470, "qText": "What is the biggest country by area in Africa?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 471, "qText": "What is Africa's second longest river?", "qAns": [ "congo" ] }, { "qId": 472, "qText": "With 34.8 percent salinity, Lake Assal is considered the most saline body of water outside Antarctica. In which tiny nation in the Horn of Africa is it located?", "qAns": [ "djibouti" ] }, { "qId": 473, "qText": "Which country mainly makes up the Horn of Africa?", "qAns": [ "somalia" ] }, { "qId": 474, "qText": "What is Africa's largest country?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 475, "qText": "In which country is the most northerly point of Africa?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 476, "qText": "What is Africa's 2nd-largest country, abbreviated to DRC?", "qAns": [ "democratic republic of the congo" ] }, { "qId": 477, "qText": "The Union of South Africa was formed in 1910: which area did not join the Union until 1919?", "qAns": [ "south-west africa" ] }, { "qId": 478, "qText": "Among the countries in Africa, which one has the largest economy?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 479, "qText": "Which country was once known as Portuguese West Africa?", "qAns": [ "angola" ] }, { "qId": 480, "qText": "Measuring over 26,000 square miles in area, which is Africa's largest lake?", "qAns": [ "lake victoria" ] }, { "qId": 481, "qText": "Which is the largest lake in Africa?", "qAns": [ "lake victoria" ] }, { "qId": 482, "qText": "Sudan, Djibouti, Eritrea, Somalia and Kenya border which landlocked African country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 483, "qText": "As at 2012 what 115-island Indian Ocean nation has the smallest population (about 86,000) of any African country?", "qAns": [ "seychelles" ] }, { "qId": 484, "qText": "Held in turn by the ancient Phonecians, Greeks and Romans, Cyrenaica is a region of which African country?", "qAns": [ "libya" ] }, { "qId": 485, "qText": "African bush and African forest are species of which animal?", "qAns": [ "elephant" ] }, { "qId": 486, "qText": "What country in North Africa, bordered by Tunisia, Libya, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, Western Sahara, Morocco and the Mediterranean Sea, is the largest country on the Mediterranean, and the second largest on the African continent and in the Arab world?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 487, "qText": "Who fronted the BBC 2 specials Gambling in Las Vegas, The Most Hated Family in America, Under The Knife, Behind Bars, African Hunting Holiday, Law and Disorder in Philadelphia and A Place for Paedophiles?", "qAns": [ "louis theroux" ] }, { "qId": 488, "qText": "Which actor won an Academy Award for his performance in The African Queen?", "qAns": [ "humphrey bogart" ] }, { "qId": 489, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for the African Queen?", "qAns": [ "humphrey bogart" ] }, { "qId": 490, "qText": "Who directed the 1951 film 'The African Queen'?", "qAns": [ "john huston" ] }, { "qId": 491, "qText": "Who directed the film The African Queen?", "qAns": [ "john huston" ] }, { "qId": 492, "qText": "Who was the director of The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen?", "qAns": [ "john huston" ] }, { "qId": 493, "qText": "What language is the language Afrikaans derived from?", "qAns": [ "dutch" ] }, { "qId": 494, "qText": "Which US band still active today had hits with September and After The Love Has Gone They were founded by Maurice White.?", "qAns": [ "earth, wind & fire" ] }, { "qId": 495, "qText": "Agadir is a major city in which African country?", "qAns": [ "morocco" ] }, { "qId": 496, "qText": "Mariah Carey was joined by which group on the 2000 single 'Against All Odds'?", "qAns": [ "westlife" ] }, { "qId": 497, "qText": "With which boy-band did Mariah Carey cover the Phil Collins hit 'Against All Odds'?", "qAns": [ "westlife" ] }, { "qId": 498, "qText": "Hector, Paris and Agamemnon are characters in which play?", "qAns": [ "troilus and cressida" ] }, { "qId": 499, "qText": "In Greek myth, who was the son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who killed his mother to avenge his father's death?", "qAns": [ "orestes" ] }, { "qId": 500, "qText": "Which daughter of Agamemnon was sacrificed for a fair wind?", "qAns": [ "iphigenia" ] }, { "qId": 501, "qText": "Who, in Greek myth, was the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, sacrificed at Aulis by her father to ensure a safe passage to Troy?", "qAns": [ "iphigenia" ] }, { "qId": 502, "qText": "In Greek mythology who was the sister of Helen and wife of Agamemnon?", "qAns": [ "clytemnestra" ] }, { "qId": 503, "qText": "Who was the wife of the Greek hero Agamemnon who murdered him on his return from Troy?", "qAns": [ "clytemnestra" ] }, { "qId": 504, "qText": "The film 'Murder, She Said' is based on which Agatha Christie book in which 'Miss Marple' witnesses a passenger on a train being strangled?", "qAns": [ "4.50 from paddington" ] }, { "qId": 505, "qText": "Which novel, first published in the UK in 1921, was the first to feature Agatha Christie's detective, Hercule Poirot?", "qAns": [ "the mysterious affair at styles" ] }, { "qId": 506, "qText": "In which Agatha Christie novel does Hercule Poirot commit murder?", "qAns": [ "curtain" ] }, { "qId": 507, "qText": "In November 1952, which Agatha Christie murder-mystery play opened at the Ambassadors Theatre, London?", "qAns": [ "the mousetrap" ] }, { "qId": 508, "qText": "Which of Agatha Christie's novels was the first to feature Miss Marple?", "qAns": [ "the murder at the vicarage" ] }, { "qId": 509, "qText": "Which female crime writer is an occasional crime-solving companion to Hercule Poirot in Agatha Christie's novels?", "qAns": [ "ariadne oliver" ] }, { "qId": 510, "qText": "Agatha Christie`s novel `The Mysterious Affair At Styles` introduced which famous detective?", "qAns": [ "hercule poirot" ] }, { "qId": 511, "qText": "Ageusia is the loss of which sense?", "qAns": [ "taste" ] }, { "qId": 512, "qText": "In humans, the medical condition ageusia affects which of the senses?", "qAns": [ "taste" ] }, { "qId": 513, "qText": "Aghios Nikolaos is a fishing port and holiday resort on which Greek island?", "qAns": [ "crete" ] }, { "qId": 514, "qText": "In 1921, Agnes Macphail was the first woman in which country to be elected to the House of Commons?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 515, "qText": "Which 1942 film starring Tim Holt, Joseph Cotton, Ray Collins, Agnes Moorehead, Dolores Costello and Richard Bennett was adapted by Orson Welles from a novel by Booth Tarkington?", "qAns": [ "the magnificent ambersons" ] }, { "qId": 516, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Vilhelm Carlberg, Gunde Svan, Agneta Andersson, Sixten Jernberg, Tomas Gustafson, Thomas Wassberg, Ingemar Stenmark, Gert Fredriksson, Henri Saint Cyr, Alfred Swahn, Eric Lemming and Oscar Swahn represented which country?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 517, "qText": "Who wrote The Agony and the Ecstasy?", "qAns": [ "irving stone" ] }, { "qId": 518, "qText": "Which Renaissance artist's life was fictionalised in the book 'The Agony and the Ecstasy' subsequently made into a film?", "qAns": [ "michelangelo" ] }, { "qId": 519, "qText": "Who is the subject of the 1961 biography 'The Agony And The Ecstasy' by Irving Stone?", "qAns": [ "michelangelo" ] }, { "qId": 520, "qText": "Who became Roman emperor after the murder of Caligula, and, after the death of his wife, married his niece Agrippina, who poisoned him?", "qAns": [ "claudius" ] }, { "qId": 521, "qText": "Which Roman Emperor was the son of Germanicus and Agrippina the Elder?", "qAns": [ "caligula" ] }, { "qId": 522, "qText": "Agrippina the Younger was the mother of which Roman Emperor?", "qAns": [ "nero" ] }, { "qId": 523, "qText": "What was A-Ha`s first number one single in the UK?", "qAns": [ "the sun always shines on tv" ] }, { "qId": 524, "qText": "A-Ha sang the title song for which Bond film?", "qAns": [ "the living daylights" ] }, { "qId": 525, "qText": "In the Bible who was the wife of Ahab?", "qAns": [ "jezebel" ] }, { "qId": 526, "qText": "Who, in the Bible, was the wife of King Ahab?", "qAns": [ "jezebel" ] }, { "qId": 527, "qText": "What famous person was born in Ahmaddnagar India?", "qAns": [ "spike milligan" ] }, { "qId": 528, "qText": "After leading a rebel army for 20 years, Ahmed Sukarno was elected the first president of which country after it was granted independence in 1949?", "qAns": [ "indonesia" ] }, { "qId": 529, "qText": "In which religion is there one god called Ahura Mazda?", "qAns": [ "zoroastrianism" ] }, { "qId": 530, "qText": "Who composed the opera Aida?", "qAns": [ "giuseppe verdi" ] }, { "qId": 531, "qText": "Which British TV star and disc jockey said `It`s not affected my work - how healthy do you have to be to play Da Do Ron Ron` in 1992 after confirming he had AIDS?", "qAns": [ "kenny everett" ] }, { "qId": 532, "qText": "Which country is divided into thirteen administrative districts (Lautm, Baucau, Viqueque, Manatuto, Dili, Aileu, Manufahi, Liqui, Ermera, Ainaro, Bobonaro, Cova Lima and Oecusse Ambeno), one of which is separated from the rest by part of Indonesia?", "qAns": [ "east timor" ] }, { "qId": 533, "qText": "Who spent 6 weeks at the top of the US Charts with Ain't it Funny?", "qAns": [ "j-lo" ] }, { "qId": 534, "qText": "Which actor turned singer had a UK number one hit single with `Ain`t No Doubt` in 1992?", "qAns": [ "jimmy nail" ] }, { "qId": 535, "qText": "The Ainu are an aboriginal people from which country?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 536, "qText": "A bridge too far referred to airborne landings in which country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 537, "qText": "At the end of the 2012-13 season, The New Saints and Airbus UK finished first and second in which football league?", "qAns": [ "welsh premier league" ] }, { "qId": 538, "qText": "Which actor played the lead in the film 'Air Force One'?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 539, "qText": "Who played the US President in the 1997 film 'Air Force One'?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 540, "qText": "Who composed the Air for the G string (init and name)?", "qAns": [ "js bach" ] }, { "qId": 541, "qText": "In response to a Soviet blockade, June 26th, 1948, saw the Western Allies begin an airlift to what city?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 542, "qText": "In February 1987, which UK airline was privatised and listed on the London Stock Exchange?", "qAns": [ "british airways" ] }, { "qId": 543, "qText": "Which airline has flight FR9146 from Liverpool to Barcelona and flight FR 9862 from Liverpool to Malaga?", "qAns": [ "ryanair" ] }, { "qId": 544, "qText": "The Briish Airways subsidiary BA Connect was sold to which other airline?", "qAns": [ "flybe" ] }, { "qId": 545, "qText": "Established in 1919, which is the world's oldest surviving airline?", "qAns": [ "klm" ] }, { "qId": 546, "qText": "Which Dutch airline merged with Air France in 2004?", "qAns": [ "klm" ] }, { "qId": 547, "qText": "Who composed Air on the G String?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 548, "qText": "Whose wives included Aisha, Safiyya, and Sawda?", "qAns": [ "muhammad" ] }, { "qId": 549, "qText": "Artist Ai Weiwei is resident, in 2014, in what country?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 550, "qText": "In 2014 where is artist Ai Weiwei based?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 551, "qText": "Which band released a 1977 album entitled 'Aja'?", "qAns": [ "steely dan" ] }, { "qId": 552, "qText": "On which Mediterranean Island is the city of Ajaccio?", "qAns": [ "corsica" ] }, { "qId": 553, "qText": "Which novel by A J Cronin is credited with laying down the foundation in Great Britain for the introduction of the National Health Service?", "qAns": [ "the citadel" ] }, { "qId": 554, "qText": "What is the title of a novel by A J Cronin, a ballet by Kenneth Macmillan and has the Latin name cercis canadensis?", "qAns": [ "the judas tree" ] }, { "qId": 555, "qText": "How are the states of Ajman, al-Fujairah, Ras-al Khaimah, Sharjah, Umm al-Quwain and two others collectively known?", "qAns": [ "united arab emirates" ] }, { "qId": 556, "qText": "Which Russian man designed the legendary AK-47 assault rifle?", "qAns": [ "mikhail kalashnikov" ] }, { "qId": 557, "qText": "Who was the wife of Akenhaten and mother of Tutankhamen?", "qAns": [ "nefertiti" ] }, { "qId": 558, "qText": "Kopavogur, Akureyri and Akranes are all cities in which country?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 559, "qText": "In which American state are the cities of Dayton, Akron and Cincinnati?", "qAns": [ "ohio" ] }, { "qId": 560, "qText": "The city of Akron is in which US state?", "qAns": [ "ohio" ] }, { "qId": 561, "qText": "Named for a revolutionary war general, what is the capital of Alabama?", "qAns": [ "montgomery, alabama" ] }, { "qId": 562, "qText": "What is the state capital of Alabama?", "qAns": [ "montgomery" ] }, { "qId": 563, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Alabama?", "qAns": [ "montgomery" ] }, { "qId": 564, "qText": "Which `M` is the capital of the American state of Alabama?", "qAns": [ "montgomery" ] }, { "qId": 565, "qText": "What is the largest city on Alabama's Gulf Coast?", "qAns": [ "mobile" ] }, { "qId": 566, "qText": "What mountain system in the USA stretches over 1500 miles south to Alabama, through which pass the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys?", "qAns": [ "appalachian mountains" ] }, { "qId": 567, "qText": "What is the name of Jafar's parrot in Aladdin?", "qAns": [ "iago" ] }, { "qId": 568, "qText": "Which lyricist who has worked with Elton John and Andrew Lloyd Webber won an award for A Whole New World from Aladdin?", "qAns": [ "tim rice" ] }, { "qId": 569, "qText": "An official Disney Princess, what is the name of the princess of Agrabah, heroine of the film Aladdin?", "qAns": [ "jasmine" ] }, { "qId": 570, "qText": "Who provided the voice of the genie in the 1992 animated film Aladdin?", "qAns": [ "robin williams" ] }, { "qId": 571, "qText": "Who supplied the voice of the genie in the 1992 film `Aladdin`?", "qAns": [ "robin williams" ] }, { "qId": 572, "qText": "Which singer released the albums Aladdin Sane in 1973 and Let's Dance in 1983?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 573, "qText": "Aladdin Sane and Diamond Dogs were number one albums for which famous singer in the 1970's?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 574, "qText": "Which singer created the alter egos Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 575, "qText": "The counties of Alameda, El Dorado, Fresno, Marin, Mariposa, Nevada, Orange, Riverside, Sacramento, San Bernardino, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Sonoma and Ventura are in what state of the USA?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 576, "qText": "The Battles of Alamein, Britain and the Bulge took place in which war?", "qAns": [ "world war ii" ] }, { "qId": 577, "qText": "In what city might you visit the Alamo or take a stroll on the River Walk?", "qAns": [ "san antonio" ] }, { "qId": 578, "qText": "In which Texas city is the Alamo?", "qAns": [ "san antonio" ] }, { "qId": 579, "qText": "In which city in Texas is the fortress known as 'The Alamo', to be found?", "qAns": [ "san antonio" ] }, { "qId": 580, "qText": "The detonation of the first atomic bomb, Trinity, ushered in the Atomic Age, when the bomb was tested outside of Alamogordo in what US state on July 16, 1945?", "qAns": [ "new mexico" ] }, { "qId": 581, "qText": "Who does John Wayne play in the 1960 film 'The Alamo'?", "qAns": [ "davy crockett" ] }, { "qId": 582, "qText": "Who played Davy Crockett in the 1960 film 'The Alamo'?", "qAns": [ "john wayne" ] }, { "qId": 583, "qText": "Which blond actor who died in 2008 played Jim Bowie in the 1960 film 'The Alamo'?", "qAns": [ "richard widmark" ] }, { "qId": 584, "qText": "Alana Hamilton, Penny Lancaster and Rachel Hunter have all been married to which British singer?", "qAns": [ "rod stewart" ] }, { "qId": 585, "qText": "What is the name of Alan Alda's character in the US tv series M*A*S*H?", "qAns": [ "hawkeye pierce" ] }, { "qId": 586, "qText": "Alan Bates played an escaped convict who was mistaken for the son of God in which 1961 film?", "qAns": [ "whistle down the wind" ] }, { "qId": 587, "qText": "Which award winning play, written by Alan Bennett, later made into a film, is set in the fictional Cutler's Grammar School in Sheffield?", "qAns": [ "the history boys" ] }, { "qId": 588, "qText": "Which play by Alan Bennett, set in Cutlers' Grammar School, Sheffield, in the early 1980s that follows a group of pupils preparing for examinations, premired in London in 2004?", "qAns": [ "the history boys" ] }, { "qId": 589, "qText": "On television which actor played Alan B'stard MP?", "qAns": [ "rik mayall" ] }, { "qId": 590, "qText": "Who played the part of Piers Fletcher Dervish, personal assistant to MP Alan B'stard, in the television comedy series The New Statesman?", "qAns": [ "michael troughton" ] }, { "qId": 591, "qText": "Mah Drysdale, Rebecca Scown, Juliette Haigh, Hamish Bond, Eric Murray, Pete Reed, Andrew Triggs Hodge, Ondrej Synek and Alan Campbell are international competitors in which sport?", "qAns": [ "rowing" ] }, { "qId": 592, "qText": "Which 1986 Alan Clarke film is about 2 teenage babysiters from Bradford who have an affair with a married man?", "qAns": [ "rita, sue and bob too" ] }, { "qId": 593, "qText": "Alan Coren, who died in 2007, and Sandi Tostvig were rival captains on which TV game show?", "qAns": [ "call my bluff" ] }, { "qId": 594, "qText": "Who is the eponymous lead character in a British mystery series starring Alan Davies as an eccentric magician's assistant who also solves seemingly supernatural mysteries through his talent for logical deduction and knowledge of illusionism?", "qAns": [ "jonathan creek" ] }, { "qId": 595, "qText": "Which political party, founded in 1983, has its headquarters in Fleet in Hampshire and currently has the leader Alan Hope ?", "qAns": [ "official monster raving loony party" ] }, { "qId": 596, "qText": "Who did Alan Lake marry in 1968?", "qAns": [ "diana dors" ] }, { "qId": 597, "qText": "In which country were Nobel Prize winners Alan MacDiarmid, Maurice Wilkins and Ernest Rutherford born?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 598, "qText": "Alan Minter was undisputed World boxing champion at which weight?", "qAns": [ "middleweight" ] }, { "qId": 599, "qText": "Boxers Randolph Turpin, Terry Downes and Alan Minter were British World champions at which weight?", "qAns": [ "middleweight" ] }, { "qId": 600, "qText": "What 2005 science fiction-thriller film starring Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving, Stephen Rea and John Hurt, is an adaptation of a comic book by Alan Moore and David Lloyd?", "qAns": [ "v for vendetta" ] }, { "qId": 601, "qText": "Which TV comedian plays the character of Alan Partridge?", "qAns": [ "steve coogan" ] }, { "qId": 602, "qText": "Which American vocal group was made up of Tim Hauser, Laurel Masse, Alan Paul and Janis Siegel?", "qAns": [ "the manhattan transfer" ] }, { "qId": 603, "qText": "Which band, formed in Newcastle upon Tyne, had the original members of Eric Burdon, Alan Price, Hilton Valentine, John Steel, and Chas Chandler?", "qAns": [ "the animals" ] }, { "qId": 604, "qText": "Who was the author of the 'Alan Quatermain' series and the 'Ayesha' series of novels, who was born on June 22nd. 1856?", "qAns": [ "h. rider haggard" ] }, { "qId": 605, "qText": "Which cartoon series relied on the voices of Alan Reed, Jean Vander Pyl, Mel Blanc, Bea Benaderet, Gerry Johnson, Don Messick, Harvey Korman & John Stephenson?", "qAns": [ "the flintstones" ] }, { "qId": 606, "qText": "Ex-world champion boxer Alan Rudkin, who died in September 2010, fought at what weight?", "qAns": [ "bantamweight" ] }, { "qId": 607, "qText": "Which is the film, about canine reincarnation and the relationships between father and son and master and dog, based on an Alan Sharp adaptation of a short novel by Irish author Lord Dunsany?", "qAns": [ "dean spanley" ] }, { "qId": 608, "qText": "Who did Alan Shearer play for before he joined Blackburn Rovers?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 609, "qText": "From which football club did Blackburn Rovers buy Alan Shearer?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 610, "qText": "What was the name of the space shuttle in which Alan Shepard went into space in 1961?", "qAns": [ "mercury-redstone 3" ] }, { "qId": 611, "qText": "In which novel by Alan Sillitoe is 'Arthur Seaton' employed at a bicycle factory?", "qAns": [ "saturday night and sunday morning" ] }, { "qId": 612, "qText": "Alan Sked founded which British political party?", "qAns": [ "uk independence party" ] }, { "qId": 613, "qText": "Alan Strang is the tortured hero of which award-winning 1973 stage play by Peter Shaffer ?", "qAns": [ "equus" ] }, { "qId": 614, "qText": "Which football club did Alan Sugar own?", "qAns": [ "tottenham hotspur f.c." ] }, { "qId": 615, "qText": "Who portrayed Alan Turing in the 2015 film The Imitation Game?", "qAns": [ "benedict cumberbatch" ] }, { "qId": 616, "qText": "In which recent film does Benedict Cumberbatch play Alan Turing?", "qAns": [ "the imitation game" ] }, { "qId": 617, "qText": "The following people died from what cause: Eva Braun, Wallace Carothers, Odilo Globocnik, Joseph Goebbels, Hermann Gring, Heinrich Himmler, Gnther von Kluge, Erwin Rommel, Alan Turing and the residents of Jonestown?", "qAns": [ "cyanide poisoning" ] }, { "qId": 618, "qText": "Bodrum, Fethiye, Marmaris, Kuadas, Cesme, Didim and Alanya are tourist resorts in which country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 619, "qText": "What is the state capital of Alaska?", "qAns": [ "juneau, alaska" ] }, { "qId": 620, "qText": "Who served as the ninth Governor of Alaska from 2006 to 2009?", "qAns": [ "sarah palin" ] }, { "qId": 621, "qText": "What is the Alaskan terminus of the Alaskan Highway?", "qAns": [ "fairbanks, alaska" ] }, { "qId": 622, "qText": "What is an Alaskan Malamute?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 623, "qText": "What type of which fish is an albacore?", "qAns": [ "tuna" ] }, { "qId": 624, "qText": "What is the capital city of Albania?", "qAns": [ "tirana" ] }, { "qId": 625, "qText": "What is the capital of Albania?", "qAns": [ "tirana" ] }, { "qId": 626, "qText": "What is the name of Albania's unit of currency?", "qAns": [ "lek" ] }, { "qId": 627, "qText": "Which lake and UNESCO World Heritage Site straddles the border between Macedonia and Albania?", "qAns": [ "lake ohrid" ] }, { "qId": 628, "qText": "Making his debut for Sunderland the season before last, who is the only footballer from Albania ever to play in the Premier League?", "qAns": [ "lorik cana" ] }, { "qId": 629, "qText": "In which Australian state is the town of Albany?", "qAns": [ "western australia" ] }, { "qId": 630, "qText": "Albany is the capital of which American state?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 631, "qText": "What is the capital of the province of Alberta, Canada?", "qAns": [ "edmonton" ] }, { "qId": 632, "qText": "From what did Prince Albert die in 1861?", "qAns": [ "typhoid fever" ] }, { "qId": 633, "qText": "Name the private gardens adjoining Windsor Castle which housed the Royal Mausoleum, the burial place of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert?", "qAns": [ "frogmore" ] }, { "qId": 634, "qText": "What is the name of the mausoleum near Windsor where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are buried?", "qAns": [ "frogmore" ] }, { "qId": 635, "qText": "Prince Albert, husband of British monarch Queen Victoria, was born in which modern-day country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 636, "qText": "Which Canadian city is the capital of Alberta state?", "qAns": [ "edmonton" ] }, { "qId": 637, "qText": "The detective Albert Campion was created by which author?", "qAns": [ "margery allingham" ] }, { "qId": 638, "qText": "Who created the fictional detective Albert Campion?", "qAns": [ "margery allingham" ] }, { "qId": 639, "qText": "What field is Albert Einstein best known for working in?", "qAns": [ "physics" ] }, { "qId": 640, "qText": "What was the native language of Albert Einstein?", "qAns": [ "german" ] }, { "qId": 641, "qText": "In which country was Albert Einstein born?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 642, "qText": "Scientist Albert Einstein was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 643, "qText": "At this year's Golden Globe Awards, which programme starring Albert Finney, won the award for best TV movie?", "qAns": [ "the gathering storm" ] }, { "qId": 644, "qText": "Which fictional character has been played by Albert Finney, Peter Ustinov and David Suchet?", "qAns": [ "hercule poirot" ] }, { "qId": 645, "qText": "Premiered in 1947 which composer wrote the music for the opera 'Albert Herring'?", "qAns": [ "benjamin britten" ] }, { "qId": 646, "qText": "Who composed the opera 'Albert Herring' in 1947?", "qAns": [ "benjamin britten" ] }, { "qId": 647, "qText": "Albert II became King of the Belgians in 1993 on the death of his brother. What was his brother's name?", "qAns": [ "baudouin of belgium" ] }, { "qId": 648, "qText": "Which architect designed the Albert Memorial in 1875?", "qAns": [ "george gilbert scott" ] }, { "qId": 649, "qText": "Who designed the Albert Memorial in London?", "qAns": [ "george gilbert scott" ] }, { "qId": 650, "qText": "Who was the architect of the Albert Memorial?", "qAns": [ "george gilbert scott" ] }, { "qId": 651, "qText": "Alberto Fujimori became the President of which South American country in 1990?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 652, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Nedo Nadi, Enrico Fabris, Domenico Fioravanti and Alberto Tomba represented which country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 653, "qText": "What is the generic title of a series of French comic strips that were written originally by Ren Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo?", "qAns": [ "asterix" ] }, { "qId": 654, "qText": "The Albery Theatre in London was renamed in 2006 after which knighted playwright, composer, director, actor and singer, who was responsible for writing 'London Pride' amongst others?", "qAns": [ "noel coward" ] }, { "qId": 655, "qText": "Albion is the oldest known name for which nation?", "qAns": [ "great britain" ] }, { "qId": 656, "qText": "Which US singer released a 1962 album entitled 'Pot Luck'?", "qAns": [ "elvis presley" ] }, { "qId": 657, "qText": "What was Paul McCartney's first solo album called?", "qAns": [ "mccartney" ] }, { "qId": 658, "qText": "Which singer has had a 2010 UK number one album with 'Aphrodite'?", "qAns": [ "kylie minogue" ] }, { "qId": 659, "qText": "Which band entitled their debut album Too Fast for Love?", "qAns": [ "motley crue" ] }, { "qId": 660, "qText": "Which US singer released a 2000 album entitled 'Music'?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 661, "qText": "Kashmir is a classic track on a 1975 album by which British rock band?", "qAns": [ "led zeppelin" ] }, { "qId": 662, "qText": "Which pop group released the album Word of Mouth in 2013?", "qAns": [ "the wanted" ] }, { "qId": 663, "qText": "Whose debut album Rockferry was the bestselling UK album of 2008?", "qAns": [ "duffy" ] }, { "qId": 664, "qText": "Whose debut album released in 1998 was entitled The Voice of an Angel?", "qAns": [ "charlotte church" ] }, { "qId": 665, "qText": "'The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn' released in 1967 was the debut album by which group?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 666, "qText": "Who released an album called `The Great Rock & Roll Swindle`?", "qAns": [ "the sex pistols" ] }, { "qId": 667, "qText": "Who was the first person to win The Big Four Grammy Awards (Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year & Best New Artist) in one year?", "qAns": [ "christopher cross" ] }, { "qId": 668, "qText": "Which TV show is centred around Al Bundy, his wife Peggy, and their children Kelly and Bud?", "qAns": [ "married... with children" ] }, { "qId": 669, "qText": "Which late actor played Albus Dumbledore in the first two Harry potter films?", "qAns": [ "richard harris" ] }, { "qId": 670, "qText": "Several associates of which gangster were killed by Al Capone's gang in the 'St. Valentine's Day Massacre' in 1929?", "qAns": [ "bugs moran" ] }, { "qId": 671, "qText": "What 1983 film directed by Brian De Palma, scripted by Oliver Stone and starring Al Pacino as Tony Montana, is based on Howard Hawks's 1932 biopic of Al Capone?", "qAns": [ "scarface" ] }, { "qId": 672, "qText": "What was US gangster Al Capone's nickname?", "qAns": [ "scarface" ] }, { "qId": 673, "qText": "Sadie Hawkins Day, usually celebrated in the US on 29th February, is named after a character in which Al Capp comic strip?", "qAns": [ "li'l abner" ] }, { "qId": 674, "qText": "In which bay is Alcatraz?", "qAns": [ "san francisco bay" ] }, { "qId": 675, "qText": "Which US gangster was released from Alcatraz prison in November 1939?", "qAns": [ "al capone" ] }, { "qId": 676, "qText": "In which Spanish city would you find the Giralda Tower and the Alcazar Palace?", "qAns": [ "seville" ] }, { "qId": 677, "qText": "'Alcea rosea' is the Latin name for which common garden flower?", "qAns": [ "alcea" ] }, { "qId": 678, "qText": "Which dramatist wrote 'The Alchemist in 1610?", "qAns": [ "ben jonson" ] }, { "qId": 679, "qText": "In Greek mythology who was the son of Zeus and Alcmene?", "qAns": [ "heracles" ] }, { "qId": 680, "qText": "Which hero was the son of Zeus by Alcmene?", "qAns": [ "hercules" ] }, { "qId": 681, "qText": "What type of alcohol, known as the green fairy, was once banned in most of Europe?", "qAns": [ "absinthe" ] }, { "qId": 682, "qText": "Which alcohol forms the primary ingredient of a White Lady cocktail?", "qAns": [ "gin" ] }, { "qId": 683, "qText": "What is the formal (systematic) chemical name for the alcohol in intoxicating drink?", "qAns": [ "ethanol" ] }, { "qId": 684, "qText": "The simplest alcohol (CH3OH), 'wood spirits', first produced by burning pine, is technically known as?", "qAns": [ "methanol" ] }, { "qId": 685, "qText": "What is the alcoholic ingredient of a Screwdriver cocktail?", "qAns": [ "vodka" ] }, { "qId": 686, "qText": "Which jockey won the 1981 UK Grand National on Aldaniti?", "qAns": [ "bob champion" ] }, { "qId": 687, "qText": "Aldebaran is the brightest star in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "taurus" ] }, { "qId": 688, "qText": "In which constellation is Aldebaran the brightest star?", "qAns": [ "taurus" ] }, { "qId": 689, "qText": "In which of the constellations of the Zodiac is the star Aldebaran found?", "qAns": [ "taurus" ] }, { "qId": 690, "qText": "The stars Aldebaran and Electra are in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "taurus" ] }, { "qId": 691, "qText": "Which terrorist gang murdered Christian Democrat leader Aldo Moro?", "qAns": [ "red brigades" ] }, { "qId": 692, "qText": "Who plays the role of Lieutenant Aldo Raine in the 2009 film 'Inglorious Basterds'?", "qAns": [ "brad pitt" ] }, { "qId": 693, "qText": "What is the occupation of TV personality Aldo Zilli?", "qAns": [ "chef" ] }, { "qId": 694, "qText": "Which movie, starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw, was remade with Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger in the leading roles?", "qAns": [ "the getaway" ] }, { "qId": 695, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Alec Guinness in the TV series Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy?", "qAns": [ "george smiley" ] }, { "qId": 696, "qText": "The hero of which film starring Alec Guinness was a mousy bank clerk with steel-rimmed glasses and bowler hat who devised a plan to smuggle gold bars out of England disguised as small souvenir replicas of the Eiffel Tower?", "qAns": [ "the lavender hill mob" ] }, { "qId": 697, "qText": "Which Ealing comedy featured Alec Guinness, Alfie Bass, Sid James and Stanley Holloway as a gang of crooks?", "qAns": [ "the lavender hill mob" ] }, { "qId": 698, "qText": "In what 1949 classic English comedy from Ealing Studios does Alec Guinness play 8 roles?", "qAns": [ "kind hearts and coronets" ] }, { "qId": 699, "qText": "In which 1951 Alec Guinness film does an inventor create a fabric, which never gets dirty or wears out, thus creating panic in the clothing industry?", "qAns": [ "the man in the white suit" ] }, { "qId": 700, "qText": "Alec Guinness played Lieutenant Colonel Nicholson in which 1957 World War II film?", "qAns": [ "the bridge on the river kwai" ] }, { "qId": 701, "qText": "In which 1957 film did Alec Guinness play the character Lt.-Col. Nicholson?", "qAns": [ "the bridge on the river kwai" ] }, { "qId": 702, "qText": "Which song did Aled Jones forget the words of during a Royal Variety Performance?", "qAns": [ "memory" ] }, { "qId": 703, "qText": "Choirboy Peter Auty sang the film version of which song later recorded as a hit record by Aled Jones?", "qAns": [ "walking in the air" ] }, { "qId": 704, "qText": "Alejandro Amaya, Carlos Arruza, Jaime Bravo and Carmelo Torres are famous Mexican?", "qAns": [ "torero" ] }, { "qId": 705, "qText": "Which British writer, of Bangladeshi origin, wrote Brick Lane, and Alentejo Blue?", "qAns": [ "monica ali" ] }, { "qId": 706, "qText": "Prior to 2005 Alesha Dixon was a member of which girl band?", "qAns": [ "mis-teeq" ] }, { "qId": 707, "qText": "Who in the 2005 film Alexander played Alexander the Great?", "qAns": [ "colin farrell" ] }, { "qId": 708, "qText": "Which Shakespeare play has the characters Deiphobus and Alexander?", "qAns": [ "troilus and cressida" ] }, { "qId": 709, "qText": "With which specific art form do you associate the American Alexander Calder?", "qAns": [ "mobile" ] }, { "qId": 710, "qText": "What miracle drug was discovered by Alexander Fleming?", "qAns": [ "penicillin" ] }, { "qId": 711, "qText": "What wonder drug was discovered by Alexander Fleming?", "qAns": [ "penicillin" ] }, { "qId": 712, "qText": "What was first demonstrated by Alexander Graham Bell at the Philadelphia Exhibition in 1876?", "qAns": [ "telephone" ] }, { "qId": 713, "qText": "Alexander Graham Bell discovered that which type of cabling cancels out electrical interference?", "qAns": [ "twisted pair" ] }, { "qId": 714, "qText": "In which country was the inventor Alexander Graham Bell born?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 715, "qText": "What is the full name of Alexander McCall Smiths 'No 1 Lady Detective'?", "qAns": [ "the no. 1 ladies' detective agency" ] }, { "qId": 716, "qText": "Invented by Alexander Parkes in about 1856 and originally called Parkesine, what was the first thermo-plastic?", "qAns": [ "celluloid" ] }, { "qId": 717, "qText": "Which poem by Alexander Pope contains the famous line 'Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread'?", "qAns": [ "an essay on criticism" ] }, { "qId": 718, "qText": "What is Alexander Pope's (1688-1744) famous line from his poem An Essay on Criticism, written 1709, much used in books, film and music?", "qAns": [ "fools rush in where angels fear to tread" ] }, { "qId": 719, "qText": "Alexander Pushkin (1799-1837), revered as a great poet, also wrote which play or drama?", "qAns": [ "boris godunov" ] }, { "qId": 720, "qText": "Born 384 BCE, which philosopher was a tutor to Alexander the Great?", "qAns": [ "aristotle" ] }, { "qId": 721, "qText": "Who was Alexander the Great's tutor?", "qAns": [ "aristotle" ] }, { "qId": 722, "qText": "Alexander the Great died in which ancient city?", "qAns": [ "babylon" ] }, { "qId": 723, "qText": "Who was the father of Alexander the Great?", "qAns": [ "philip ii of macedon" ] }, { "qId": 724, "qText": "Who was the daughter of Rodrigo Borgia, later Pope Alexander VI, and Vannozza dei Cattanei, one of his many mistresses?", "qAns": [ "lucrezia borgia" ] }, { "qId": 725, "qText": "Which King married Alexandra, daughter of Christian IX of Denmark?", "qAns": [ "edward vii" ] }, { "qId": 726, "qText": "Alexandra of Denmark was married to which English king?", "qAns": [ "edward vii" ] }, { "qId": 727, "qText": "Which king was married to Alexandra of Denmark?", "qAns": [ "edward vii" ] }, { "qId": 728, "qText": "Which 1985 romantic comedy starring Alexandra Pigg and Margi Clarke was set in Liverpool?", "qAns": [ "letter to brezhnev" ] }, { "qId": 729, "qText": "What book was written by Alexandre Dumas about Edmond Dantes' imprisonment in the Chateau d'If?", "qAns": [ "the count of monte cristo" ] }, { "qId": 730, "qText": "One of the Wonders of the Modern World, The Catacombs of Alexandria are in which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 731, "qText": "Which band of the 2000s had Alex Band as the lead singer?", "qAns": [ "the calling" ] }, { "qId": 732, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Gaetan Boucher, Donovan Bailey and Alex Baumann represented which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 733, "qText": "Which cartoon series relies on the voices of Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Mila Kunis & Mike Henry?", "qAns": [ "family guy" ] }, { "qId": 734, "qText": "What is the title of Alex Comfort's best-selling illustrated manual, first published in October 1972?", "qAns": [ "the joy of sex" ] }, { "qId": 735, "qText": "Which writer created the Detective Alex Cross?", "qAns": [ "james patterson" ] }, { "qId": 736, "qText": "Which novel by James Patterson is the next in the 'Alex Cross' series after 'Roses Are Red'?", "qAns": [ "violets are blue" ] }, { "qId": 737, "qText": "Which actress played the detective Alex Drake in the BBC drama Ashes to Ashes?", "qAns": [ "keeley hawes" ] }, { "qId": 738, "qText": "In which BBC crime series did the characters 'Ray Carling', 'Chris Skelton' and 'Alex Drake' appear?", "qAns": [ "ashes to ashes" ] }, { "qId": 739, "qText": "July 16, 1917 saw the death of what leader, Emperor of Russia, Grand Prince of Finland, and titular King of Poland, and his children Olga, Tatiana, Maria, Anastasia, and Alexei?", "qAns": [ "nicholas ii of russia" ] }, { "qId": 740, "qText": "Which club did Alex Ferguson leave to go to Man United?", "qAns": [ "aberdeen" ] }, { "qId": 741, "qText": "Who played Alex Forrest, the editor of a publishing company, in the 1987 film Fatal Attraction?", "qAns": [ "glenn close" ] }, { "qId": 742, "qText": "In which film were 'Dan Gallagher', 'Beth Gallagher' and 'Alex Forrest' the main characters?", "qAns": [ "fatal attraction" ] }, { "qId": 743, "qText": "Author Alex Haley, born on Aug 11, 1921, wrote what epic story of his family origins, later to be made a rather popular mini-series?", "qAns": [ "roots: the saga of an american family" ] }, { "qId": 744, "qText": "Which computer game invented by Alexi Pajitnov celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2009?", "qAns": [ "tetris" ] }, { "qId": 745, "qText": "What computer game invented by Alexi Pajtnov celebrated its 25th anniversary in June 2009?", "qAns": [ "tetris" ] }, { "qId": 746, "qText": "The Prime Minister of Greece, Alexis Tsipras, is the leader of which political party?", "qAns": [ "syriza" ] }, { "qId": 747, "qText": "What is the name of me political party, led by Alexis Tsipras,which won the general election in Greece in January 2015?", "qAns": [ "syriza" ] }, { "qId": 748, "qText": "'Officer Alex J.Murphy' became better known by what name in the title of a 1987 film?", "qAns": [ "robocop" ] }, { "qId": 749, "qText": "Who played the character of Alex P. Keaton in all seven series of a 1980s sitcom?", "qAns": [ "michael j. fox" ] }, { "qId": 750, "qText": "Created by Alex Raymond, this futuristic character first appeared in 1934. Who is he?", "qAns": [ "flash gordon" ] }, { "qId": 751, "qText": "The first name of which science fiction hero created by Alex Raymond was retitled as 'Speed' in Australia to avoid a negative connotation of the word by which we know him better?", "qAns": [ "flash gordon" ] }, { "qId": 752, "qText": "Which hero of science fiction was created by Alex Raymond?", "qAns": [ "flash gordon" ] }, { "qId": 753, "qText": "Which author created the Alex Rider books and the Power of Five series?", "qAns": [ "anthony horowitz" ] }, { "qId": 754, "qText": "What is the parliamentary constituency of Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish Nationalist Party?", "qAns": [ "banff and buchan" ] }, { "qId": 755, "qText": "Name the group, Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Andy Nicholson and Matt Helder?", "qAns": [ "arctic monkeys" ] }, { "qId": 756, "qText": "Which pop group consists of Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Matt Helders and Nick O'Malley?", "qAns": [ "arctic monkeys" ] }, { "qId": 757, "qText": "Which Palestinian co-founded al Fatah in 1957?", "qAns": [ "yasser arafat" ] }, { "qId": 758, "qText": "Who played Alf Garnett in the TV series `Till Death Do Us Part`?", "qAns": [ "warren mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 759, "qText": "Who was in all of these films: Alfie, The Man Who Would Be King, Educating Rita, Little Voice, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight, Last Orders and The Quiet American?", "qAns": [ "michael caine" ] }, { "qId": 760, "qText": "Which singer played Alfie's girlfriend Siddie in the 1966 film?", "qAns": [ "millicent martin" ] }, { "qId": 761, "qText": "Originally screened in 1960 and a spin-off from The Army Gane, which ITV comedy series starred Alfie Bass and Bill Fraser in the main roles of Montague and Claude who frequent The Imperial Club?", "qAns": [ "bootsie and snudge" ] }, { "qId": 762, "qText": "In which opera does 'Turiddu', a young villager return to Sicily to find his fiancee, 'Lola', has married 'Alfio', the prosperous village teamster?", "qAns": [ "cavalleria rusticana" ] }, { "qId": 763, "qText": "What SNL self-help parody, portrayed by Al Franken, is known for phrases such as I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me. and I learned what love is from my parents. Which is that you find that one-special person who was placed on the planet just for you, and then you put them through forty years of living hell.?", "qAns": [ "stuart smalley" ] }, { "qId": 764, "qText": "Which superhero has a butler named Alfred?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 765, "qText": "Which of his sons succeeded King Alfred the Great ?", "qAns": [ "edward the elder" ] }, { "qId": 766, "qText": "Which country does musician Alfred Brendel come from?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 767, "qText": "On what magazine's cover did Alfred E. Neuman frequently appear?", "qAns": [ "mad" ] }, { "qId": 768, "qText": "Which material, invented by Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes and used to protect damage Was originally used as a textured wallpaper and celebrated 50 years of popular use in 2010 ?", "qAns": [ "bubble wrap" ] }, { "qId": 769, "qText": "Which common material was invented by Marc Chavannes and Alfred Fielding in 1957 initially as textured wallpaper?", "qAns": [ "bubble wrap" ] }, { "qId": 770, "qText": "What was the first film that Alfred Hitchcock made in Hollywood and the only one that won a Best Picture Oscar?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 771, "qText": "What is the title of Alfred Hitchcock's last completed film?", "qAns": [ "family plot" ] }, { "qId": 772, "qText": "Which was Alfred Hitchcock's last film made in 1976?", "qAns": [ "family plot" ] }, { "qId": 773, "qText": "Alfred Hitchcock made this movie twice, the first time in 1934 and again in 1956. What's the film ?", "qAns": [ "the man who knew too much" ] }, { "qId": 774, "qText": "What's the only movie Alfred Hitchcock make twice?", "qAns": [ "the man who knew too much" ] }, { "qId": 775, "qText": "Name Alfred Hitchcock's first sound film as director?", "qAns": [ "blackmail" ] }, { "qId": 776, "qText": "Can you name the final movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock?", "qAns": [ "family plot" ] }, { "qId": 777, "qText": "This Cornish pub is the name of a Daphne du Maurier novel and Alfred Hitchcock film.?", "qAns": [ "jamaica inn" ] }, { "qId": 778, "qText": "Which was the first film directed by Alfred Hitchcock to star James Stewart?", "qAns": [ "rope" ] }, { "qId": 779, "qText": "In which 1966 Alfred Hitchcock film did Julie Andrews star with Paul Newman?", "qAns": [ "torn curtain" ] }, { "qId": 780, "qText": "Which 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film had the tagline `Its a deadly game of tag and Cary Grant is it!`?", "qAns": [ "north by northwest" ] }, { "qId": 781, "qText": "Oscar Schindler, Michael Collins and Alfred Kinsey have all been played on screen by which actor?", "qAns": [ "liam neeson" ] }, { "qId": 782, "qText": "Whlch board game was invented by Alfred Mosher Butts in 1938?", "qAns": [ "scrabble" ] }, { "qId": 783, "qText": "The invention of what in 1867, made Alfred Nobel famous?", "qAns": [ "dynamite" ] }, { "qId": 784, "qText": "21 October, 1833 saw the birth of Swedish scientist Alfred Nobel, who amassed his considerable fortune following his invention of what?", "qAns": [ "dynamite" ] }, { "qId": 785, "qText": "Alfredo di Stefano, of Real Madrid fame was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 786, "qText": "In which opera do the characters 'Annina', 'Alfredo Germont' and 'Duophol' appear?", "qAns": [ "la traviata" ] }, { "qId": 787, "qText": "Alfredo Stroessner was a dictator of which South American country from 1954 to 1989?", "qAns": [ "paraguay" ] }, { "qId": 788, "qText": "What is the profession of Alfred Pennyworth and Jeeves?", "qAns": [ "butler" ] }, { "qId": 789, "qText": "What was the name given to actions by Timothy McVeigh on 19 April 1995 at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building?", "qAns": [ "oklahoma city bombing" ] }, { "qId": 790, "qText": "Alfred Sisley was an exponent of which school of painting?", "qAns": [ "impressionism" ] }, { "qId": 791, "qText": "What was the name of Alfred the Great's kingdom?", "qAns": [ "wessex" ] }, { "qId": 792, "qText": "What 1989 best picture Oscar winning movie, based on a play by Alfred Uhry, and co-starring Morgan Freeman, gave Jessica Tandy, at age 80, the award for Best Actress, the oldest winner in history?", "qAns": [ "driving miss daisy" ] }, { "qId": 793, "qText": "Alfred Wegener was the first to publish the hypothesis that these had somehow 'moved' apart but he was unable to provide a convincing explanation for the physical processes which might have caused it. What are we talking about?", "qAns": [ "continental drift" ] }, { "qId": 794, "qText": "What are the international registration letters of a vehicle from Algeria?", "qAns": [ "dz" ] }, { "qId": 795, "qText": "Which African country has land borders with Algeria and Libya?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 796, "qText": "Which mountain range extends through Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria, with its highest peak at Mount Jebel Toubkal?", "qAns": [ "atlas mountains" ] }, { "qId": 797, "qText": "Which mountain range stretches from Morocco, through Algeria and into Tunisia?", "qAns": [ "atlas mountains" ] }, { "qId": 798, "qText": "Algeria became independent from which European country in 1962 after over 100 years of rule?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 799, "qText": "What was the name of Al Gore's documentary?", "qAns": [ "an inconvenient truth" ] }, { "qId": 800, "qText": "Al Gore was Vice-President to which US President?", "qAns": [ "bill clinton" ] }, { "qId": 801, "qText": "Ed Gagliardi, Al Greenwood and Dennis Elliot have all been in which group?", "qAns": [ "foreigner" ] }, { "qId": 802, "qText": "In which country would you find the Moorish castle called the Alhambra?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 803, "qText": "In which European country is the Alhambra palace?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 804, "qText": "In 1932 the Kingdom of Hejaz and Nejd unified with the principal regions of Al-Hasa and Qatif to form which country?", "qAns": [ "saudi arabia" ] }, { "qId": 805, "qText": "Which eastern capital is served by Queen Alia airport?", "qAns": [ "amman" ] }, { "qId": 806, "qText": "For which Middle Eastern national football team has the Wigan (& previously Bolton) goalkeeper Ali Al-Habsi won at least 70 caps?", "qAns": [ "oman" ] }, { "qId": 807, "qText": "In the film 'Ali' who played the leading role?", "qAns": [ "will smith" ] }, { "qId": 808, "qText": "Who played Muhammad Ali in the 2001 film 'Ali'?", "qAns": [ "will smith" ] }, { "qId": 809, "qText": "Ali Bongo Ctadimba is the President of which African country - his father Omar Bongo held the position from 1967 to 2009?", "qAns": [ "gabon" ] }, { "qId": 810, "qText": "In which West Central African country was Ali Bongo Ondimba elected President in 2009?", "qAns": [ "gabon" ] }, { "qId": 811, "qText": "Who directed the 2010 fantasy film 'Alice In Wonderland', starring Mia Wasikowska and Johnny Depp amongst others?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 812, "qText": "Which actress played the Red Queen in the 2010 film 'Alice in Wonderland'?", "qAns": [ "helena bonham carter" ] }, { "qId": 813, "qText": "Bob, Wally, Alice and Asok can be found in which strip cartoon?", "qAns": [ "dilbert" ] }, { "qId": 814, "qText": "Alice Arnold is the lifetime partner of which other broadcaster?", "qAns": [ "clare balding" ] }, { "qId": 815, "qText": "Who directed the 2010 Disney film Alice in Wonderland?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 816, "qText": "Which famous actor played the Mock Turtle in the 1933 film `Alice In Wonderland`?", "qAns": [ "cary grant" ] }, { "qId": 817, "qText": "Which cartoonist who worked for the satirical magazine 'Punch', is best remembered for illustrating Lewis Carroll's 'Alice In Wonderland'?", "qAns": [ "john tenniel" ] }, { "qId": 818, "qText": "Who, along with the March Hare, throws a perpetual tea party in Lewis Caroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?", "qAns": [ "the hatter" ] }, { "qId": 819, "qText": "Who wrote the 1865 novel 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'?", "qAns": [ "lewis carroll" ] }, { "qId": 820, "qText": "Who illustrated Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass?", "qAns": [ "john tenniel" ] }, { "qId": 821, "qText": "What 2002 novel by Alice Sebold, is the story of a teenage girl who, after being murdered, watches from heaven as her family and friends struggle to move on with their lives while she comes to terms with her own death.?", "qAns": [ "the lovely bones" ] }, { "qId": 822, "qText": "Alice Springs is in which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "northern territory" ] }, { "qId": 823, "qText": "Which novel won a Pulitzer Prize for Alice Walker?", "qAns": [ "the color purple" ] }, { "qId": 824, "qText": "Which Pulitzer Prize winning novel, by Alice Walker, was the subject of numerous attempts to have it banned, on the grounds of violence and racism?", "qAns": [ "the color purple" ] }, { "qId": 825, "qText": "What character did Alicia Silverstone play in the 1997 film `Batman and Robin`?", "qAns": [ "batgirl" ] }, { "qId": 826, "qText": "Who directed 'Alien 3' (1992), 'Fight Club' (1999) and 'The Social Network' (2010)?", "qAns": [ "david fincher" ] }, { "qId": 827, "qText": "Who shaved her head to play the character Lt Ellen Ripley in the 1992 film 'Alien3'?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 828, "qText": "Who directed the film `Alien`?", "qAns": [ "ridley scott" ] }, { "qId": 829, "qText": "Who starred in Alien, Ghostbusters and Avatar?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 830, "qText": "What was the name of the robot played by Ian Holm in Alien?", "qAns": [ "ash" ] }, { "qId": 831, "qText": "What was the fourth Alien film called?", "qAns": [ "alien: resurrection" ] }, { "qId": 832, "qText": "What was the title of the fourth 'Alien' film starring Sigourney Weaver ?", "qAns": [ "alien: resurrection" ] }, { "qId": 833, "qText": "Name either of the entertainers who played the roles of two Britons accused of faking a documentary in the film 'Alien Autopsy'?", "qAns": [ "ant & dec" ] }, { "qId": 834, "qText": "What was the name of Sigourney Weaver's character in the 'Alien' films?", "qAns": [ "ellen ripley" ] }, { "qId": 835, "qText": "What actress starred in Avatar and Aliens?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 836, "qText": "What English comedian, who celebrates a birthday today, is known for characters such as Ali G, Borat, and Bruno, and will be starring as Freddie Mercury in an upcoming Queen movie?", "qAns": [ "sacha baron cohen" ] }, { "qId": 837, "qText": "Who did Ali McGraw marry after they had made The Getaway together?", "qAns": [ "steve mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 838, "qText": "Singer Alison Clarkson had hit records using what name?", "qAns": [ "betty boo" ] }, { "qId": 839, "qText": "British actress Alison Steadman married which film director/writer in 1973?", "qAns": [ "mike leigh" ] }, { "qId": 840, "qText": "Which 1969 novel by Alistair MacLean centres on a veteran Interpol natcotics expert named Paul Sherman and a violent struggle on the streets of Amsterdam ?", "qAns": [ "puppet on a chain" ] }, { "qId": 841, "qText": "What was the name of Alistair Macleans first best selling novel?", "qAns": [ "hms ulysses" ] }, { "qId": 842, "qText": "The Al Jazeera broadcasting organization is owned by and headquartered in what country?", "qAns": [ "qatar" ] }, { "qId": 843, "qText": "In the periodic table which metal follows lithium and sodium in the alkali metals (valency 1)?", "qAns": [ "potassium" ] }, { "qId": 844, "qText": "Which of the alkali metals, with the atomic number 19 is missing from - Lithium, Sodium, Rubidium, Caesium and Francium?", "qAns": [ "potassium" ] }, { "qId": 845, "qText": "What chemical compound of 1 carbon and 4 hydrogen atoms is the simplest alkane, and the principal component of natural gas?", "qAns": [ "methane" ] }, { "qId": 846, "qText": "Which band scored a 1992 hit with All 4 Love?", "qAns": [ "color me badd" ] }, { "qId": 847, "qText": "Which actress said in the film All About Eve, Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night?", "qAns": [ "bette davis" ] }, { "qId": 848, "qText": "On 30 September 2010, the Allahabad High Court pronounced its verdict on four title suits relating to ownership of Ayodhya land, which had been disputed since 1853. Which country was this land in?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 849, "qText": "Who originally wrote the song All Along the Watchtower, famously covered by Jimi Hendrix?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 850, "qText": "Who wrote the song `All Along The Watchtower`, which was a hit for Jimi Hendrix?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 851, "qText": "Who wrote the Jimi Hendrix hit 'All Along the Watchtower'?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 852, "qText": "The Allan Border medal is awarded annually for which sport?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 853, "qText": "Which author created the fictional character Allan Quartermain ?", "qAns": [ "h. rider haggard" ] }, { "qId": 854, "qText": "1960's British singer Allan Smethurst was better known as 'The Singing _ 'what'?", "qAns": [ "mail carrier" ] }, { "qId": 855, "qText": "Who's first two singles were All Around the World and Need You So Bad?", "qAns": [ "little willie john" ] }, { "qId": 856, "qText": "What nation has a rugby team called the All Blacks?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 857, "qText": "What is the name of Siegfried Farnon's younger brother in the UK television series 'All Creatures Great and Small'?", "qAns": [ "tristan farnon" ] }, { "qId": 858, "qText": "'The Doors' generated a controversy with the single Hello, I Love You in 1968 when the press pointed out it's resemblance to the 1965 hit All Day and All of the Night of which band?", "qAns": [ "the kinks" ] }, { "qId": 859, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Allegory of Love' and 'Mere Christianity' in the 20th century?", "qAns": [ "c. s. lewis" ] }, { "qId": 860, "qText": "By what name is Allen Konigsberg better known?", "qAns": [ "woody allen" ] }, { "qId": 861, "qText": "In which American state are the cities of Bethlehem, Allentown and Pittsburgh?", "qAns": [ "pennsylvania" ] }, { "qId": 862, "qText": "The cities of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, Scranton, Bethlehem, Altoona and Harrisburg are in which US state?", "qAns": [ "pennsylvania" ] }, { "qId": 863, "qText": "Allergic Rhinitis has what more common term?", "qAns": [ "hay fever" ] }, { "qId": 864, "qText": "Which Glasgow group signed to Creation Records and recorded their debut single, All Fall Down, in 1985?", "qAns": [ "primal scream" ] }, { "qId": 865, "qText": "Which group`s last top ten hit single was called `All Hooked Up` before they announced a split in 2001?", "qAns": [ "all saints" ] }, { "qId": 866, "qText": "Which British dj and producer was the co-founder of Allido Records?", "qAns": [ "mark ronson" ] }, { "qId": 867, "qText": "Jennifer Lopez had a 2003 hit with the track All I Have that featured which Rapper?", "qAns": [ "ll cool j" ] }, { "qId": 868, "qText": "Who had a number one hit in May 1958 with `All I Have To Do Is Dream`?", "qAns": [ "everly brothers" ] }, { "qId": 869, "qText": "Which `brothers` had a number one hit in May 1958 with `All I Have To Do Is Dream`?", "qAns": [ "the everly brothers" ] }, { "qId": 870, "qText": "What is the real name of Baby Spice of the Spice Girls, whose 2007 single All I Need to Know was the lowest-charting single of her solo career?", "qAns": [ "emma bunton" ] }, { "qId": 871, "qText": "The US tv show 'All in the Family' was based on which British tv sitcom?", "qAns": [ "till death us do part" ] }, { "qId": 872, "qText": "In All In The Family, what was Archie's son-in-law's full name?", "qAns": [ "michael stivic" ] }, { "qId": 873, "qText": "Which Shakespeare play is subtitled 'All Is True'?", "qAns": [ "henry viii of england" ] }, { "qId": 874, "qText": "Who won the 1994 Grammy for Record of the Year for All I Wanna Do?", "qAns": [ "sheryl crow" ] }, { "qId": 875, "qText": "'All My Loving' and 'Can't Buy Me Love', featured in which Beatles film?", "qAns": [ "a hard day's night" ] }, { "qId": 876, "qText": "All My Sons (1947) and The Misfits (1961) are both plays written by whom?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 877, "qText": "I Surrender and All Night Long were chart hits for which Rock band?", "qAns": [ "rainbow" ] }, { "qId": 878, "qText": "Who wrote the major choral work 'All Night Vigil', better known as the 'Vespers' which was sung at his funeral in 1943?", "qAns": [ "sergei rachmaninoff" ] }, { "qId": 879, "qText": "Who created Are You Being Served and Allo Allo with David Croft?", "qAns": [ "jeremy lloyd" ] }, { "qId": 880, "qText": "Who produced and created Allo Allo and Are you being Served with David-Croft?", "qAns": [ "jeremy lloyd" ] }, { "qId": 881, "qText": "Which actress, who died in 2002, played the part of 'Madame Edith Artois' in the TV series 'Allo, Allo'?", "qAns": [ "carmen silvera" ] }, { "qId": 882, "qText": "Allopurinol is typically prescribed for which illness?", "qAns": [ "gout" ] }, { "qId": 883, "qText": "Which German author, most famous for his anti-war novel 'All Quiet On The Western Front', was born on June 22nd. 1898?", "qAns": [ "erich maria remarque" ] }, { "qId": 884, "qText": "Which German was deprived of his nationality in 1938 mainly for writing All Quiet On The Western Front and The Road Back?", "qAns": [ "erich maria remarque" ] }, { "qId": 885, "qText": "On which date is All Saints day celebrated in the Western Church?", "qAns": [ "november 1" ] }, { "qId": 886, "qText": "What date is All Saints' Day?", "qAns": [ "november 1" ] }, { "qId": 887, "qText": "What was the name of Bob Fosse's character in All That Jazz?", "qAns": [ "joe gideon" ] }, { "qId": 888, "qText": "Which singer had a top five hit in June 2010 with 'All The Lovers'?", "qAns": [ "kylie minogue" ] }, { "qId": 889, "qText": "Which band released the album All The Right Reasons in 2005?", "qAns": [ "nickleback" ] }, { "qId": 890, "qText": "Released in 2000, 'All The Small Things' was the first UK top 10 hit for which American pop-punk band?", "qAns": [ "blink-182" ] }, { "qId": 891, "qText": "Which band released the single All the Small Things in 2000?", "qAns": [ "blink 182" ] }, { "qId": 892, "qText": "Who had a number one hit for four weeks in 2003 with 'All The Things She Said'?", "qAns": [ "t.a.t.u." ] }, { "qId": 893, "qText": "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, is from which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "as you like it" ] }, { "qId": 894, "qText": "From which play is the quotation All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players?", "qAns": [ "as you like it" ] }, { "qId": 895, "qText": "In which play does the famous All the world's a stage quote originate?", "qAns": [ "as you like it" ] }, { "qId": 896, "qText": "Which Michelle had a 2002 hit with All You Wanted?", "qAns": [ "michelle branch" ] }, { "qId": 897, "qText": "Alma-Ata is the largest city in which country?", "qAns": [ "kazakhstan" ] }, { "qId": 898, "qText": "Alma Reville who died in 1982 was the wife and collaborator of which famous British character who was knighted in 1980 ?", "qAns": [ "alfred hitchcock" ] }, { "qId": 899, "qText": "Almere, Tilburg and Breda are all cities in which European country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 900, "qText": "The Almeria region, driest in Europe, used for filming many famous Cowboy/Western films, is in?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 901, "qText": "What bow-tie wearing TV host and comedian, who got his start on Almost Live!, is known as the Science Guy?", "qAns": [ "bill nye" ] }, { "qId": 902, "qText": "The stars Betelgeuse, Rigel, Bellatrix, Mintaka, Alnilam, Mintaka, Alnitak, Alnitak and Saiph are found in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "orion" ] }, { "qId": 903, "qText": "For his role in which film did Al Pacino win the Oscar for best actor in 1992?", "qAns": [ "scent of a woman" ] }, { "qId": 904, "qText": "'Say hello to my little friend' is a quote from which film starring Al Pacino?", "qAns": [ "scarface" ] }, { "qId": 905, "qText": " 'Say hello to my little friend' is a quote from which film starring Al Pacino?", "qAns": [ "scarface" ] }, { "qId": 906, "qText": "What was Al Pacino's first movie?", "qAns": [ "me, natalie" ] }, { "qId": 907, "qText": "G.G.R. is which 1992 Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon drama film?", "qAns": [ "glengarry glen ross" ] }, { "qId": 908, "qText": "In which film of 1995 did Robert De Niro and Al Pacino appear on screen together for the first time?", "qAns": [ "heat" ] }, { "qId": 909, "qText": "The Futhark is what type of alphabet?", "qAns": [ "runes" ] }, { "qId": 910, "qText": "What nationality was artist Alphonse Mucha who lived from 1869 to 1939 ?", "qAns": [ "czechoslovakia" ] }, { "qId": 911, "qText": "July 1938 saw the first ascent of the North Face of which Alpine mountain?", "qAns": [ "eiger" ] }, { "qId": 912, "qText": "Which mountain pass, from Innsbruck to Bolzano, is the lowest Alpine pass and is usually open all year?", "qAns": [ "brenner pass" ] }, { "qId": 913, "qText": "He is an alpine ski racer, who won four overall World Cup titles (1998, 2000, 2001, 2004), two Olympic gold medals (in 1998), and three World Championship titles (1999, 1999 and 2005). Who is he?", "qAns": [ "hermann maier" ] }, { "qId": 914, "qText": "What is the highest mountain in the Alps?", "qAns": [ "mont blanc" ] }, { "qId": 915, "qText": "Which is the highest mountain in the Alps?", "qAns": [ "mont blanc" ] }, { "qId": 916, "qText": "Which city is the administrative centre of the French region of Alsace?", "qAns": [ "strasbourg" ] }, { "qId": 917, "qText": "In which country was the Althing, a legislative and judiciary parliament, founded in 930?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 918, "qText": "Pravachol, Lipitor, Mevacor, Altocor, and Zocor are brands of what $multi-billion cholesterol controlling drug, ultimately named after Greek meaning 'causing to stand'?", "qAns": [ "statin" ] }, { "qId": 919, "qText": "In which county is Alton Towers?", "qAns": [ "staffordshire" ] }, { "qId": 920, "qText": "Who sang `Always look on the Bright side of Life` in the closing titles of the film `As Good As It Gets`?", "qAns": [ "art garfunkel" ] }, { "qId": 921, "qText": "Which group had number 1 hits in the 1980's with It's a sin, Heart and Always on my mind?", "qAns": [ "pet shop boys" ] }, { "qId": 922, "qText": "Who featured with Ja Rule on the 2002 hit Always on Time?", "qAns": [ "ashanti" ] }, { "qId": 923, "qText": "Who had a number one in 1974 called `Always Yours` Suzi Quattro, Gary Glitter or Pilot?", "qAns": [ "gary glitter" ] }, { "qId": 924, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Alyson Hannigan in the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer?", "qAns": [ "willow rosenberg" ] }, { "qId": 925, "qText": "Who won the Best Actor Oscar for his role in the 1984 film 'Amadeus'?", "qAns": [ "f. murray abraham" ] }, { "qId": 926, "qText": "Who wrote the play Amadeus?", "qAns": [ "peter shaffer" ] }, { "qId": 927, "qText": "Who married Amal Alamuddin on September 29th 2014?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 928, "qText": "To whom did human-rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin become engaged in April 2014?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 929, "qText": "Who founded Answers in 1888, and later founded Amalgamated Press in the UK which, at various times, owned The Evening News, The Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, The Observer and The Times?", "qAns": [ "alfred harmsworth, 1st viscount northcliffe" ] }, { "qId": 930, "qText": "In which city is the Amalienborg Palace?", "qAns": [ "copenhagen" ] }, { "qId": 931, "qText": "In which European capital city is the Amalienborg Palace the main royal residence?", "qAns": [ "copenhagen" ] }, { "qId": 932, "qText": "Which planet has a moon named Amalthea?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 933, "qText": "Lieutenant General Aman Andom, Crown Prince Asfaw Wossen, Brigadier General Tafari Benti, Major Mengistu Haile Mariam and Major Atnafu Abate were involved in the politics of which country between 1974 and 1987?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 934, "qText": "Which comic character first appeared in Amazing Fantasy #15 in August 1962?", "qAns": [ "spider-man" ] }, { "qId": 935, "qText": "Which recording artist, originally a folk singer had top ten hits in the early 1970's with Amazing Grace and Send in the Clowns?", "qAns": [ "judy collins" ] }, { "qId": 936, "qText": "What at the end of 2010 was Amazon's biggest ever selling product?", "qAns": [ "kindle" ] }, { "qId": 937, "qText": "Who founded the Amazon website?", "qAns": [ "jeff bezos" ] }, { "qId": 938, "qText": "Deluded by a legend, Francisco Orellana and Gonzalo Pizarro departed from Ecuador in 1541 in a disastrous expedition towards the Amazon Basin; they did not find any gold or lost cities but Orellana became the first person to navigate the entire Amazon River. What were they seeking?", "qAns": [ "el dorado" ] }, { "qId": 939, "qText": "The Amazon river, the second longest in the world, drains into the Atlantic Ocean through what country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 940, "qText": "The main mouth of the Amazon lies in which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 941, "qText": "The majority of the Amazon Rainforest is contained within which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 942, "qText": "In which country does the Amazon River rise?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 943, "qText": "In which country does the river Amazon rise?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 944, "qText": "The Amazon river rises in which country?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 945, "qText": "Which is the main port on the River Amazon estuary?", "qAns": [ "belem" ] }, { "qId": 946, "qText": "Which country occupying 47% of South America has states including Amazonas, Sao Paulo, Bahia and Para?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 947, "qText": "Amazonis Planum is a period of which planet's history?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 948, "qText": "The Ambassador Bridge, which connects the US with Canada, spans which river?", "qAns": [ "detroit river" ] }, { "qId": 949, "qText": "What facial hair style was made famous by American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside?", "qAns": [ "sideburns" ] }, { "qId": 950, "qText": "What fashion did General Ambrose Burnside start in Civil War?", "qAns": [ "sideburns" ] }, { "qId": 951, "qText": "What style of facial hair was famously worn by American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside?", "qAns": [ "sideburns" ] }, { "qId": 952, "qText": "Ambrosia, Pippin, Gravenstein, and McIntosh are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 953, "qText": "Honeycrisp, Ambrosia, Pippin, Gravenstein, and McIntosh are varieties of what?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 954, "qText": "Amelia Bullmore plays DCI Gill Murray in which TV crime drama?", "qAns": [ "scott & bailey" ] }, { "qId": 955, "qText": "Captain Dobbin and Amelia Sedley are characters from which 19th century novel?", "qAns": [ "vanity fair" ] }, { "qId": 956, "qText": "In which novel does William Dobbin finally win the hand of Amelia Sedley?", "qAns": [ "vanity fair" ] }, { "qId": 957, "qText": "In December 2005, Amelle Berrabah became a member of which group?", "qAns": [ "sugababes" ] }, { "qId": 958, "qText": "Which English all-female pop trio based in London, consisting of Heidi Range, Amelle Berrabah and Jade Ewen, was formed in 1998 by original members Siobhn Donaghy, Mutya Buena and Keisha Buchanan?", "qAns": [ "sugababes" ] }, { "qId": 959, "qText": "What has been won by Australia II and America 3?", "qAns": [ "america's cup" ] }, { "qId": 960, "qText": "What is the carrier code for American Airlines?", "qAns": [ "aal" ] }, { "qId": 961, "qText": "What type of pie is particularly associated with American Thanksgiving dinners?", "qAns": [ "pumpkin pie" ] }, { "qId": 962, "qText": "If, in an American diner, you ordered 'Eve With the Lid On', what would you recieve?", "qAns": [ "apple pie" ] }, { "qId": 963, "qText": "The American 1893 Nix v Hedden court case determined (and still), for US customs taxation purposes, based on conventional usage, what to be a vegetable and not a fruit?", "qAns": [ "tomato" ] }, { "qId": 964, "qText": "November 30 is a time to celebrate the birthday of what TV personality, known as The World's Oldest Teenager, who hosted American Bandstand and still does the New Year's Rockin' Eve broadcast every December 31st?", "qAns": [ "dick clark" ] }, { "qId": 965, "qText": "Who won an Oscar by playing the male lead in the 1999 film American Beauty?", "qAns": [ "kevin spacey" ] }, { "qId": 966, "qText": "Who directed the 1999 film American Beauty?", "qAns": [ "sam mendes" ] }, { "qId": 967, "qText": "Who was the British Director of the film 'American Beauty'?", "qAns": [ "sam mendes" ] }, { "qId": 968, "qText": "American Buffalo and Glengarry Glen Ross are plays by which US playwright?", "qAns": [ "david mamet" ] }, { "qId": 969, "qText": "Which cable station is home to Dirty Jobs, American Chopper, and Man vs. Wild, among many others?", "qAns": [ "discovery" ] }, { "qId": 970, "qText": "Who commanded the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "robert e. lee" ] }, { "qId": 971, "qText": "Who was president of the USA during the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 972, "qText": "The US citizenship of which American Civil War General was restored in 1975?", "qAns": [ "robert e. lee" ] }, { "qId": 973, "qText": "What was the nickname of American Civil War General Thomas Jackson?", "qAns": [ "stonewall jackson" ] }, { "qId": 974, "qText": "Which Union leader of the American Civil War gave his name to a tree in California's 'Sequoia National Park'?", "qAns": [ "william tecumseh sherman" ] }, { "qId": 975, "qText": "Which is the last major military engagement of the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "battle of five forks" ] }, { "qId": 976, "qText": "Occurring on 21 July 1861, on what was the first major land battle of the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "first battle of bull run" ] }, { "qId": 977, "qText": "What was the deadliest battle of the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "battle of gettysburg" ] }, { "qId": 978, "qText": "Which US president was shot five days after the end of the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 979, "qText": "Who was President at the start of the American Civil War?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 980, "qText": "Who was the first person to sign the American Declaration of Independence?", "qAns": [ "john hancock" ] }, { "qId": 981, "qText": "Who was the first signatory of the American declaration of Independence?", "qAns": [ "john hancock" ] }, { "qId": 982, "qText": "In which 2006 film does Mark Wahlberg try out for a University American Football team?", "qAns": [ "invincible" ] }, { "qId": 983, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "legends football league" ] }, { "qId": 984, "qText": "In American football, what position is LB?", "qAns": [ "linebacker" ] }, { "qId": 985, "qText": " 'The Black and Gold' is a nickname of which American football team?", "qAns": [ "pittsburgh steelers" ] }, { "qId": 986, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1980 film 'American Gigolo'?", "qAns": [ "richard gere" ] }, { "qId": 987, "qText": "Depicting a father and daughter, who painted the picture American Gothic in 1930?", "qAns": [ "grant wood" ] }, { "qId": 988, "qText": "Who, in 1930, painted the picture American Gothic?", "qAns": [ "grant wood" ] }, { "qId": 989, "qText": "THX1138 and American Graffiti were the first two feature films directed by whom?", "qAns": [ "george lucas" ] }, { "qId": 990, "qText": "Who directed the 1973 film American Graffiti?", "qAns": [ "george lucas" ] }, { "qId": 991, "qText": "Who directed the 1973 film `American Graffiti`?", "qAns": [ "george lucas" ] }, { "qId": 992, "qText": "Who won the 2008 American Idol TV talent show?", "qAns": [ "david cook" ] }, { "qId": 993, "qText": "What is the name of the asshat, English judge on American Idol, notorious for his blunt and often controversial criticisms, insults and wisecracks about contestants and their abilities?", "qAns": [ "simon cowell" ] }, { "qId": 994, "qText": "Which of the American Idol judges has been there for all 10 seasons?", "qAns": [ "randy jackson" ] }, { "qId": 995, "qText": "Who composed the 1928 symphonic poem An American in Paris?", "qAns": [ "george gershwin" ] }, { "qId": 996, "qText": "Who composed An American in Paris?", "qAns": [ "gershwin" ] }, { "qId": 997, "qText": "Formerly known as Sky Dome, Rogers Centre is home to what American League baseball team, the only MLB team located outside the United States?", "qAns": [ "toronto blue jays" ] }, { "qId": 998, "qText": "What car company, with a 10 year lifespan, was created from the purchase of American Motors by Chrysler in 1988?", "qAns": [ "eagle" ] }, { "qId": 999, "qText": "Who was the first American President?", "qAns": [ "george washington" ] }, { "qId": 1000, "qText": "The picture of which American President appears on the one dollar bill?", "qAns": [ "george washington" ] }, { "qId": 1001, "qText": "Who is this: An American President sometimes called the 'Father of the Constitution', during his term of office the Treaty of Ghent was signed ending the war between Britain and America. He was also responsible for seizing West Florida from Spain?", "qAns": [ "james madison" ] }, { "qId": 1002, "qText": "Who did Ronald Reagan succeed as American President?", "qAns": [ "jimmy carter" ] }, { "qId": 1003, "qText": "Which American President acquired the nickname 'The Gipper'?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 1004, "qText": "Which American President along with his Soviet Union counterpart signed the 1974 SALT Treaty?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1005, "qText": "Which American president gave the order to withdraw from the Vietnam War?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1006, "qText": "Who was the first American president to resign from office?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1007, "qText": "John Adams and which other American president died on the Fourth of July 1826?", "qAns": [ "thomas jefferson" ] }, { "qId": 1008, "qText": "Which American president was assassinated by Charles Guiteau in 1881?", "qAns": [ "james a. garfield" ] }, { "qId": 1009, "qText": "Whose career was re-ignited with the release of his album American Recordings, which included songs writen by Tom Waits, Nick Lowe and Leonard Cohen, when it won the 1994 Contemporary Folk Album Grammy Award?", "qAns": [ "johnny cash" ] }, { "qId": 1010, "qText": "Born in Chavaniac in France which general fought alongside General Washington in the American revolutionary war of 1776 - 1783?", "qAns": [ "gilbert du motier, marquis de lafayette" ] }, { "qId": 1011, "qText": "Who directed the movie American Sniper?", "qAns": [ "clint eastwood" ] }, { "qId": 1012, "qText": "In September 1850, what was the 31st American state to join the Union?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 1013, "qText": "Which American State is known as the 'Garden State'?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 1014, "qText": "In which American city is O`Hare International Airport?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 1015, "qText": "Who succeeded Sir William Howe as Commander in Chief of the British forces in 1778 during the American War of Independence?", "qAns": [ "henry clinton" ] }, { "qId": 1016, "qText": "Who was the British general who took Charleston, South Carolina, 1779 during the American War of Independence?", "qAns": [ "henry clinton" ] }, { "qId": 1017, "qText": "Nicknamed 'Tom Thumb of The Americas', which former Spanish colony is the smallest country in continental America?", "qAns": [ "el salvador" ] }, { "qId": 1018, "qText": "What is the only 'big cat' found wild in the Americas which roars?", "qAns": [ "jaguar" ] }, { "qId": 1019, "qText": "Who was the original host of America's Funniest Home Videos?", "qAns": [ "bob saget" ] }, { "qId": 1020, "qText": "Who has been a game show host on US television for The Neighbors (1975), Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (from 1999), Who Wants to Be a Super Millionaire (from 2004), America's Got Talent (2006) and Million Dollar Password (2008 to 2009)?", "qAns": [ "regis philbin" ] }, { "qId": 1021, "qText": "Which Afro American super model, TV personality and singer hosts the TV show, America's Next Top Model and also has her own daytime TV chat show?", "qAns": [ "tyra banks" ] }, { "qId": 1022, "qText": "Who created and hosts the TV series America's Next Top Model?", "qAns": [ "tyra banks" ] }, { "qId": 1023, "qText": "Which silent film star was known as America`s Sweetheart?", "qAns": [ "mary pickford" ] }, { "qId": 1024, "qText": "What is the most populated city in America?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 1025, "qText": "Amerigo Vespucci airport is in which city?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 1026, "qText": "Which Football League club moved into its new home in 2011 at the Falmer Stadium, now known as the Amex Stadium for sponsorship purposes?", "qAns": [ "brighton & hove albion f.c." ] }, { "qId": 1027, "qText": "If you drove a AMG performance luxury saloon car what make of car would you drive?", "qAns": [ "mercedes-benz" ] }, { "qId": 1028, "qText": "Amiens is the largest city and capital of which region of France?", "qAns": [ "picardy" ] }, { "qId": 1029, "qText": "Which song was a hit for Eddie Floyd in 1967 and for Amii Stewart in 1979?", "qAns": [ "knock on wood" ] }, { "qId": 1030, "qText": "In which class did boxer Amir Khan win the Silver medal at the 2004 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "lightweight" ] }, { "qId": 1031, "qText": "Amman is the capital city of which country?", "qAns": [ "jordan" ] }, { "qId": 1032, "qText": "Which operatic heroine is the daughter of Amonasro, King of Ethiopia?", "qAns": [ "aida" ] }, { "qId": 1033, "qText": "In which country is the 2000 film `Amores Perros` set?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 1034, "qText": "Physics. What is the SI unit for amount of substance?", "qAns": [ "mole" ] }, { "qId": 1035, "qText": "What SI unit (International System of Units) of measurement is defined as The amount of substance that contains an equal number of elementary entities as there are atoms in 0.012kg of the isotope carbon-12?", "qAns": [ "mole" ] }, { "qId": 1036, "qText": "Opened in 1981, in which city can you find the 309 metre tall AMP Centrepoint tower?", "qAns": [ "sydney" ] }, { "qId": 1037, "qText": "What quantity is measured in Amperes?", "qAns": [ "electric current" ] }, { "qId": 1038, "qText": "Who won the Booker Prize in 1998 with the novel 'Amsterdam'?", "qAns": [ "ian mcewan" ] }, { "qId": 1039, "qText": "What is the name of the Amtrak train that runs from Seattle's King Street Station to Union Station in Los Angeles?", "qAns": [ "coast starlight" ] }, { "qId": 1040, "qText": "The Gremlin, Matador, Pacer, and AMX were models produced by what car company?", "qAns": [ "amc" ] }, { "qId": 1041, "qText": "In which novel would you find Jo, Beth, Meg and Amy?", "qAns": [ "little women" ] }, { "qId": 1042, "qText": "Which role in Parliament is held in 2012 by Amyas Morse?", "qAns": [ "comptroller and auditor general" ] }, { "qId": 1043, "qText": "Which band was fronted by Amy Lee in the 2000s?", "qAns": [ "evanescence" ] }, { "qId": 1044, "qText": "Who was rumoured to to have had his first wife Amy Robsart poisoned, in the hope of marrying Queen Elizabeth the First?", "qAns": [ "robert dudley, 1st earl of leicester" ] }, { "qId": 1045, "qText": "Who is the famous actress mother of the actress and playwright Amy Rosenthal?", "qAns": [ "maureen lipman" ] }, { "qId": 1046, "qText": "Amy Whitehouse had two albums, 'Back to Black' and her first which had which male name as its title?", "qAns": [ "frank" ] }, { "qId": 1047, "qText": "Amy Winehouse and the brand of which famous 1930s sportsman announced a joint collection in 2010?", "qAns": [ "fred perry" ] }, { "qId": 1048, "qText": "Which boy`s name was the title of the debut album released by Amy Winehouse?", "qAns": [ "frank" ] }, { "qId": 1049, "qText": "What song title has been recorded by Mark Ronson and Amy Winehouse, Steve Winwood, Bad Company, Reel Big Fish, and Louisiana Red?", "qAns": [ "valerie" ] }, { "qId": 1050, "qText": "Interflug used the AN-2 and AN-24 aircraft - manufactured by which company?", "qAns": [ "antonov" ] }, { "qId": 1051, "qText": "Which classical author wrote the Anabasis?", "qAns": [ "xenophon" ] }, { "qId": 1052, "qText": "What tourist facility, occupying more than 85 acres, opened in Anaheim, California, in 1955?", "qAns": [ "disneyland" ] }, { "qId": 1053, "qText": "Which tourist attraction can be found at Anaheim, Orange County, California?", "qAns": [ "disneyland" ] }, { "qId": 1054, "qText": "Who was Anakin Skywalker's wife?", "qAns": [ "padme amidala" ] }, { "qId": 1055, "qText": "The Analects are the writings of which Eastern philosopher?", "qAns": [ "confucius" ] }, { "qId": 1056, "qText": "The teachings of which philosopher are known as 'The Analects'?", "qAns": [ "confucius" ] }, { "qId": 1057, "qText": "Which ancient philosopher's works are collected in 'The Analects'?", "qAns": [ "confucius" ] }, { "qId": 1058, "qText": "Which analgesic drug, first isolated in 1804, was named after the Greek god of dreams ?", "qAns": [ "morphine" ] }, { "qId": 1059, "qText": "Which mild analgesic drug is marketed under the trade name Nurofen?", "qAns": [ "ibuprofen" ] }, { "qId": 1060, "qText": "Ananas is French for what food?", "qAns": [ "pineapple" ] }, { "qId": 1061, "qText": "Ananas is French for which fruit?", "qAns": [ "pineapple" ] }, { "qId": 1062, "qText": "Ananke moons can be found orbiting which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 1063, "qText": "Anaphylaxis is what sort of life-threatening illness?", "qAns": [ "allergy" ] }, { "qId": 1064, "qText": "In 1936, Anastasio Somoza became the dictator of which country?", "qAns": [ "nicaragua" ] }, { "qId": 1065, "qText": "Jos Santos Zelaya, William Walker, Adolfo Daz, Emiliano Chamorro, Juan Bautista Sacasa, Anastasio Somoza Garca, Luis Somoza, Violeta Chamorro, Enrique Bolaos and Daniel Ortega are associated with the politics of which country?", "qAns": [ "nicaragua" ] }, { "qId": 1066, "qText": "What 1908 satirical work by the Nobel Prize winning French author Anatole France describes a fictitious island of great auks that exists on the northern coast of Europe?", "qAns": [ "penguin island" ] }, { "qId": 1067, "qText": "The Anatolian Peninsula comprises most of which modern day country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 1068, "qText": "Anatolijs Gorbunovs became the first President of which former Soviet state in 1990?", "qAns": [ "latvia" ] }, { "qId": 1069, "qText": "The painting 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp' is the work of which Dutch artist?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 1070, "qText": "Which artist painted the picture, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp' in 1632?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 1071, "qText": "Who, in 1632, painted 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp'?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 1072, "qText": "Who painted ' Supper at Emmaus ' and ' The Anatomy Lesson ' ?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 1073, "qText": "Jacob Zuma led the ANC party to election victory in which country's 2009 election?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 1074, "qText": "Which evolutionary biologist wrote The Ancestor's Tale in 2004?", "qAns": [ "richard dawkins" ] }, { "qId": 1075, "qText": "Who was the CBS News anchor-man known as 'the man Americans most trust'?", "qAns": [ "walter cronkite" ] }, { "qId": 1076, "qText": "Andalusia, Catalonia, Galicia, Aragon, Castilla y Len, Castile-La Mancha, and Extremadura are autonomous communities in which nation?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1077, "qText": "What is the capital of the Spanish region of Andalusia?", "qAns": [ "seville" ] }, { "qId": 1078, "qText": "Which city, capital of Andalusia, is the only river port in Spain?", "qAns": [ "seville" ] }, { "qId": 1079, "qText": "The Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a territory of which country?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 1080, "qText": "And Another Thing... by Eoin Colfer, published in 2009, eight years after the death of the author of the first five, is described as the sixth in which trilogy of books?", "qAns": [ "the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy" ] }, { "qId": 1081, "qText": "St Andrews Road, Anderson Bridge and Raffles Boulevard are all sections of the Formula One Grand Prix track in which country?", "qAns": [ "singapore" ] }, { "qId": 1082, "qText": "Which is the highest peak in the Andes?", "qAns": [ "aconcagua" ] }, { "qId": 1083, "qText": "Nicknamed the City of Pearls, what is the capital of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh?", "qAns": [ "hyderabad" ] }, { "qId": 1084, "qText": "What is the official language of Andorra?", "qAns": [ "catalan" ] }, { "qId": 1085, "qText": "What is the official language of the principality of Andorra?", "qAns": [ "catalan" ] }, { "qId": 1086, "qText": "Which Noble prize-winning novelist is best known for 'And Quiet Flows the Don?", "qAns": [ "mikhail sholokhov" ] }, { "qId": 1087, "qText": "The works of artists De Chirico, Andr Breton, Mir, Magritte, Dal and Ernst are examples of what art movement?", "qAns": [ "surrealism" ] }, { "qId": 1088, "qText": "Big Boi and Andre 3000 are members of what rap group?", "qAns": [ "outkast" ] }, { "qId": 1089, "qText": "The author Andrea Camilleri created which Sicilian detective?", "qAns": [ "salvo montalbano" ] }, { "qId": 1090, "qText": "Which tennis player beat Andre Agassi in the Men's Wimbledon Singles Finals in three straight sets in 1999?", "qAns": [ "pete sampras" ] }, { "qId": 1091, "qText": "Andrea Jaeger of the US had a successful career in professional tennis, becoming World Ranked number 2, between the ages of 15 and 19, but it ended prematurely due to major shoulder injuries. What profession did she take up in 2006?", "qAns": [ "nun" ] }, { "qId": 1092, "qText": "Which book by Andrea Levy was the Booker Prize winner of the year in 2004?", "qAns": [ "small island" ] }, { "qId": 1093, "qText": "Andre Breton, Max Ernst, Yves Tanguy, Andre Masson were amongst the leading exponents of which style of painting founded in 1924?", "qAns": [ "surrealism" ] }, { "qId": 1094, "qText": "The French writer Andre Breton initiated which artistic movement in the 1920s, based on Dadaism?", "qAns": [ "surrealism" ] }, { "qId": 1095, "qText": "What movement did Andre Derain belong to?", "qAns": [ "fauvism" ] }, { "qId": 1096, "qText": "Which artistic movement was led by Henri Matisse and Andre Derain?", "qAns": [ "fauvism" ] }, { "qId": 1097, "qText": "Andre Serrano's controversial 1987 artwork destroyed by 'anti-blasphemists' in 2011 in Avignon, France, was subtitled 'Immersion (what)'?", "qAns": [ "piss christ" ] }, { "qId": 1098, "qText": "Sir Andrew Aguecheck appears in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "twelfth night" ] }, { "qId": 1099, "qText": "Which Italian fashion designer was shot and killed outside his Miami home by Andrew Cunanan in 1997?", "qAns": [ "gianni versace" ] }, { "qId": 1100, "qText": "Who was shot by Andrew Cunanan in July 1997?", "qAns": [ "gianni versace" ] }, { "qId": 1101, "qText": "Which children's T.V. characters were created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport?", "qAns": [ "teletubbies" ] }, { "qId": 1102, "qText": "Which musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber is based on a book by Wilkie Collins?", "qAns": [ "the woman in white" ] }, { "qId": 1103, "qText": "Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice first worked together on which musical?", "qAns": [ "the likes of us" ] }, { "qId": 1104, "qText": "Love Changes Everything is the best known song from which Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?", "qAns": [ "aspects of love" ] }, { "qId": 1105, "qText": "Cassandra, Grizabella and Skimbleshanks are all characters in which Andrew Lloyd Webber musical?", "qAns": [ "cats" ] }, { "qId": 1106, "qText": "What was the title of the Andrew Lloyd-Webber musical about the Profumo Affair that flopped in early 2014?", "qAns": [ "stephen ward" ] }, { "qId": 1107, "qText": "The trio The Andrews Sisters consisted of Patty, Maxine and which other ?", "qAns": [ "laverne" ] }, { "qId": 1108, "qText": "What company makes the Android operating system?", "qAns": [ "google" ] }, { "qId": 1109, "qText": "Which Greek hero married Andromeda?", "qAns": [ "perseus" ] }, { "qId": 1110, "qText": "Which country governs the islands called Crete, Lesbos, Rhodes, Corfu, Lemnos, Andros, Naxos and Kos?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 1111, "qText": "Andros, Naxos, and Syros all belong to which Greek island group?", "qAns": [ "cyclades" ] }, { "qId": 1112, "qText": "After a military coup on 21 March 2009, in which country did Andry Rajoelina became the youngest of the current heads of state in the world and the youngest head of state in Africa?", "qAns": [ "madagascar" ] }, { "qId": 1113, "qText": "Boxer Andrzej Golota was born in which European country in 1968?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 1114, "qText": "And Then There Were None?", "qAns": [ "agatha christie" ] }, { "qId": 1115, "qText": "Who penned the classic mystery novel And Then There Were None?", "qAns": [ "agatha christie" ] }, { "qId": 1116, "qText": "Andy Coulson resigned as editor of which British newspaper in 2007?", "qAns": [ "news of the world" ] }, { "qId": 1117, "qText": "Who played the character Andy Dufresne, a banker wrongly convicted of murdering his wife in the 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption?", "qAns": [ "tim robbins" ] }, { "qId": 1118, "qText": "In which radio comedy series does Andy Hamilton play The Devil?", "qAns": [ "old harry's game" ] }, { "qId": 1119, "qText": "Which band features Andy Hurley on drums and Joe Trohman on guitar?", "qAns": [ "fall out boy" ] }, { "qId": 1120, "qText": "Oct 11, 1975 saw the introduction of what TV staple, hosted by George Carlin, with Andy Kaufman, Janis Ian and Billy Preston as guests?", "qAns": [ "saturday night live" ] }, { "qId": 1121, "qText": "Who played Andy McNab in the BBC dramatisation of Bravo Two Zero?", "qAns": [ "sean bean" ] }, { "qId": 1122, "qText": "Which 8 times grand slam singles champion became Andy Murray's coach in 2011?", "qAns": [ "ivan lendl" ] }, { "qId": 1123, "qText": "Who partnered Andy Murray to win the 2012 Olympic tennis mixed doubles silver medal?", "qAns": [ "laura robson" ] }, { "qId": 1124, "qText": "Andy Murray's victory over which sporting rival made him Britain's first male grand slam tennis champion for 76 years ?", "qAns": [ "novak djokovic" ] }, { "qId": 1125, "qText": "Who did Andy Murray beat to win the 2012 US Open?", "qAns": [ "novak djokovic" ] }, { "qId": 1126, "qText": "What is the name of the female friend of children's television puppet Andy Pandy?", "qAns": [ "looby loo" ] }, { "qId": 1127, "qText": "Which 1980s US TV police show featured the characters Frank Furillo, Andy Renko and Mick Belker?", "qAns": [ "hill street blues" ] }, { "qId": 1128, "qText": "What TV program once concluded with A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney?", "qAns": [ "60 minutes" ] }, { "qId": 1129, "qText": "Mike Joyce, Johnny Marr, Stephen Morrisey and Andy Rourke were members of which pop group?", "qAns": [ "the smiths" ] }, { "qId": 1130, "qText": "The success of which English rock band formed in Manchester in 1982 was based on the songwriting partnership of Morrissey (vocals) and Johnny Marr (guitar), with the rhythm section of Andy Rourke (bass) and Mike Joyce (drums)?", "qAns": [ "the smiths" ] }, { "qId": 1131, "qText": "Andy Schleck competes in what sport at an international level?", "qAns": [ "cycling" ] }, { "qId": 1132, "qText": "Andy Serkis starred in the film Sex and Drugs and Rock'n'Roll as what singer?", "qAns": [ "ian dury" ] }, { "qId": 1133, "qText": "John Taylor and Roger Taylor are members of which band, which at times has also included Andy Taylor, although none of them are related?", "qAns": [ "duran duran" ] }, { "qId": 1134, "qText": "What was Andy Williams theme song?", "qAns": [ "moon river" ] }, { "qId": 1135, "qText": "What does an anemometer measure?", "qAns": [ "wind speed" ] }, { "qId": 1136, "qText": "What would an anemometer measure?", "qAns": [ "wind speed" ] }, { "qId": 1137, "qText": "What is an anenometer used to measure?", "qAns": [ "wind speed" ] }, { "qId": 1138, "qText": "Anethum tastes a little like aniseed - what herb is it?", "qAns": [ "dill" ] }, { "qId": 1139, "qText": "Aneto, at 3404 metres, is the highest mountain in which mountain range?", "qAns": [ "pyrenees" ] }, { "qId": 1140, "qText": "Labour Party politician Aneurin Bevan is known for his role in establishing what seminal institution in Great Britain?", "qAns": [ "national health service" ] }, { "qId": 1141, "qText": "Which British city has areas called Anfield and Toxteth?", "qAns": [ "liverpool" ] }, { "qId": 1142, "qText": "Samantha Bond starred as Miss Moneypenny in four James Bond films between 1995 and 2002. She also plays the recurring character of Auntie Angela in which BBC semi-improvised comedy series?", "qAns": [ "outnumbered" ] }, { "qId": 1143, "qText": "Which is the correct name of the character voiced by Angela Lansbury in Beauty and The Beast?", "qAns": [ "mrs. potts" ] }, { "qId": 1144, "qText": "Which 1970s musical film starred Angela Lansbury as a trainee witch?", "qAns": [ "bedknobs and broomsticks" ] }, { "qId": 1145, "qText": "Angela Merkel is the leader of which political party in Germany?", "qAns": [ "cdu" ] }, { "qId": 1146, "qText": "The 1990s American TV series Angel was a spin-off from which other TV series?", "qAns": [ "buffy the vampire slayer" ] }, { "qId": 1147, "qText": "The American television series 'Angel' was a spin-off of which other hugely popular show?", "qAns": [ "buffy the vampire slayer" ] }, { "qId": 1148, "qText": "The TV series 'Angel' is-a spin off from which other?", "qAns": [ "buffy the vampire slayer" ] }, { "qId": 1149, "qText": "Who wrote the bestselling novels Angel and Crystal?", "qAns": [ "katie price" ] }, { "qId": 1150, "qText": "Who took Angel of Mine to the top of the Billboard charts for 4 weeks in 1999?", "qAns": [ "monica" ] }, { "qId": 1151, "qText": "Which current BBC TV programme was first shown in 1977 with Angela Rippon and Tom Coyne as its original presenters?", "qAns": [ "top gear" ] }, { "qId": 1152, "qText": "Who wrote the book Angela's Ashes?", "qAns": [ "frank mccourt" ] }, { "qId": 1153, "qText": "Who directed the films Mississippi Burning, Evita and Angela's Ashes?", "qAns": [ "alan parker" ] }, { "qId": 1154, "qText": "Angel Clare is a character in which novel by Thomas Hardy?", "qAns": [ "tess of the d'urbervilles" ] }, { "qId": 1155, "qText": "Which group had UK top ten hits in 1987 with 'Sweet Little Mystery' and 'Angel Eyes'?", "qAns": [ "wet wet wet" ] }, { "qId": 1156, "qText": "In which country are the Angel Falls, or Kerepakupai Ven?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 1157, "qText": "Who is the mother of Finty Williams, the actress who provides the voice of the cartoon character 'Angelina Ballerina'?", "qAns": [ "judi dench" ] }, { "qId": 1158, "qText": "Who was the second husband of actress Angelina Jolie?", "qAns": [ "billy bob thornton" ] }, { "qId": 1159, "qText": "Who did Brad Pitt dump for Angelina Jolie?", "qAns": [ "jennifer aniston" ] }, { "qId": 1160, "qText": "'Oscar' winning actress Angelina Jolie is the daughter of which actor?", "qAns": [ "john voight" ] }, { "qId": 1161, "qText": "Who is Angelina Jolie's father?", "qAns": [ "john voight" ] }, { "qId": 1162, "qText": "Angelina Jolie is the daughter of which film actor?", "qAns": [ "jon voight" ] }, { "qId": 1163, "qText": "Which Shakespearean play features a merchant named 'Balthazar' and a Goldsmith named 'Angelo'?", "qAns": [ "the comedy of errors" ] }, { "qId": 1164, "qText": "'The Angel of the North' is the work of which British sculptor?", "qAns": [ "antony gormley" ] }, { "qId": 1165, "qText": " 'The Angel of the North' is the work of which British sculptor?", "qAns": [ "antony gormley" ] }, { "qId": 1166, "qText": "Who sculpted 'The Angel of the North?", "qAns": [ "antony gormley" ] }, { "qId": 1167, "qText": "Released last month, People, Hell and Angels is a posthumous album made up of songs recorded by which artist in 1969 ?", "qAns": [ "jimi hendrix" ] }, { "qId": 1168, "qText": "Which actress played the part of Angie in EastEnders?", "qAns": [ "anita dobson" ] }, { "qId": 1169, "qText": "Who sang about 'Angie Baby' in 1975?", "qAns": [ "helen reddy" ] }, { "qId": 1170, "qText": "In what country is Angkor Wat located?", "qAns": [ "cambodia" ] }, { "qId": 1171, "qText": "In which country would you find the temple of Angkor Wat?", "qAns": [ "cambodia" ] }, { "qId": 1172, "qText": "In which country would you find the Angkor Wat temple, the world's largest religious structure?", "qAns": [ "cambodia" ] }, { "qId": 1173, "qText": "In geometry, which unit is defined as being equal to the angle subtended at the centre of a circle by an arc equal in length to the radius ?", "qAns": [ "radian" ] }, { "qId": 1174, "qText": "What 2005 film, directed by Ang Lee, was based on a short story by Annie Proulx?", "qAns": [ "brokeback mountain" ] }, { "qId": 1175, "qText": "In which modern-day country was the Anglo-Boer war fought?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 1176, "qText": "What is the official language of Angola?", "qAns": [ "portuguese" ] }, { "qId": 1177, "qText": "Sweet Vermouth, Angostura Bitters and Bourbon Whiskey are the ingredients of which cocktail?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 1178, "qText": "What cocktail consists of 5 parts Rye Whiskey, 2 parts Sweet Red Vermouth, a dash of Angostura Bitters, and garnished with a Maraschino Cherry?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 1179, "qText": "Which classic cocktail consists of whisky, sweet vermouth and angostura bitters?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 1180, "qText": "What cocktail, named for a Scottish folk hero, consists of Scotch, Sweet vermouth, with a dash of Angostura bitters?", "qAns": [ "rob roy" ] }, { "qId": 1181, "qText": "In which country is the Angostura bridge?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 1182, "qText": "The Angostura Bridge crosses the Orinoco River in which country?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 1183, "qText": "In which country would you find the Angostura Suspension Bridge?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 1184, "qText": "Lopburi, Phichit and Ang Thong are provinces in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 1185, "qText": "What is the county town of the Scottish county of Angus?", "qAns": [ "forfar" ] }, { "qId": 1186, "qText": "Which town is the administrative headquarters of Angus District Council?", "qAns": [ "forfar" ] }, { "qId": 1187, "qText": "Which legendary rock band was formed in 1973 by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 1188, "qText": "Which P.G. Wodehouse character has a butler 'Sebastian Beach' and a gardener 'Angus McAllister'?", "qAns": [ "lord emsworth" ] }, { "qId": 1189, "qText": "Brian Johnson is the singer with which 'hard-rock' band founded in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 1190, "qText": "Malcolm and Angus Young were the founders of which band?", "qAns": [ "acdc" ] }, { "qId": 1191, "qText": "With which heavy metal pop group is Angus Young associated?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 1192, "qText": "What is the name of the pig in Animal Farm?", "qAns": [ "napoleon" ] }, { "qId": 1193, "qText": "Featuring a pig named Napoleon! Who wrote 'Animal Farm?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 1194, "qText": "In George Orwell's 'Animal Farm', what is the name of the pig who emerges as the leader of the farm following the overthrow of 'Farmer Jones'?", "qAns": [ "napoleon" ] }, { "qId": 1195, "qText": "What was the name of the pig leader in George Orwell's Animal Farm?", "qAns": [ "napoleon" ] }, { "qId": 1196, "qText": "Name the main horse in Animal Farm?", "qAns": [ "boxer" ] }, { "qId": 1197, "qText": "Who presented the childrens TV show Animal Magic from 1962 to 1983?", "qAns": [ "johnny morris" ] }, { "qId": 1198, "qText": "Who presented the childrens TV show `Animal Magic` from 1962 to 1983?", "qAns": [ "johnny morris" ] }, { "qId": 1199, "qText": "Who provided the voices for the animals in Animal Magic?", "qAns": [ "johnny morris" ] }, { "qId": 1200, "qText": "Which 1975 book by the Australian philosopher Peter Singer is considered to be the founding philosophical statement of the animal rights movement?", "qAns": [ "animal liberation" ] }, { "qId": 1201, "qText": "Who sang with the Animals?", "qAns": [ "eric burdon" ] }, { "qId": 1202, "qText": "Who was the lead singer with the Newcastle group The Animals?", "qAns": [ "eric burdon" ] }, { "qId": 1203, "qText": "Who was an English record producer for The Animals, Herman's Hermits, Donovan, Lulu, Nancy Sinatra, The Yardbirds, Suzi Quatro, Kim Wilde and the Jeff Beck Group?", "qAns": [ "mickie most" ] }, { "qId": 1204, "qText": "When You Wish Upon a Star is an Oscar winning song from which animated movie?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 1205, "qText": "Elijah Wood voices Mumble in which animated movie?", "qAns": [ "happy feet" ] }, { "qId": 1206, "qText": "What 2013 film is the highest-grossing animated movie of all-time?", "qAns": [ "frozen" ] }, { "qId": 1207, "qText": "Which US animated television series 90 second pilot episode clip was called the 'Flagstones'?", "qAns": [ "the flintstones" ] }, { "qId": 1208, "qText": "Which 'Oscar' nominated animator helped create 'Bugs Bunny', 'Daffy Duck' and the 'Road Runner'?", "qAns": [ "chuck jones" ] }, { "qId": 1209, "qText": "Which American animator created Daffy Duck and Droopy Dog?", "qAns": [ "tex avery" ] }, { "qId": 1210, "qText": "What is the name of the structure designed by Anish Kapoor and Cecil Balmond for the 2012 London Olympics?", "qAns": [ "arcelormittal orbit" ] }, { "qId": 1211, "qText": "The Dutch duo of Ray Slijngaard and Anita Dels, who had 8 top ten hits in the 90s, were better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "2 unlimited" ] }, { "qId": 1212, "qText": "Which shop did Anita Roddick open in Brighton in 1976, leading to a highly successful chain of stores now trading in over 40 countries worldwide?", "qAns": [ "the body shop" ] }, { "qId": 1213, "qText": "Ankara is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 1214, "qText": "Who played Anna in the film version of 'The King and I'?", "qAns": [ "deborah kerr" ] }, { "qId": 1215, "qText": "Which game show did Annabel Croft star in after Treasure Hunt?", "qAns": [ "interceptor" ] }, { "qId": 1216, "qText": "Which 19th century American writer is best known for his Tales of Mystery and Suspense, Tales of the Arabesque and the Grotesque, and his poems The Raven, The Bells and Annabel Lee?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 1217, "qText": "What movie star was nominated for acting awards for playing Anna Christie in 1930 and Anna Karenina in 1935?", "qAns": [ "greta garbo" ] }, { "qId": 1218, "qText": "Which legendary actress spoke for the first time on screen in the 1930 film Anna Christie?", "qAns": [ "greta garbo" ] }, { "qId": 1219, "qText": "Grace Anna Goodhue was the wife of which US President?", "qAns": [ "calvin coolidge" ] }, { "qId": 1220, "qText": "Anna Gordy was the first wife of which late soul singer?", "qAns": [ "marvin gaye" ] }, { "qId": 1221, "qText": "Anna Leonowens is a character in which 1956 film?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 1222, "qText": "Deborah Kerr plays governess Anna Leonowens in which 1956 film?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 1223, "qText": "What was the occupation of Anna Lindh, who was assassinated in 2003 while shopping in the ladies' department at the Nordiska Kompaniet store in Stockholm?", "qAns": [ "politician" ] }, { "qId": 1224, "qText": "Anna Nicole Smith gained notoriety after her short lived marriage to what Texas oil billionaire sparked a major court case, which continues to this day?", "qAns": [ "j. howard marshall" ] }, { "qId": 1225, "qText": "Annapolis is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "maryland" ] }, { "qId": 1226, "qText": "What was the occupation of Anna Politkovskaya, who was found dead in the elevator of her apartment in central Moscow on 7 October 2006, shot twice in the chest, once in the shoulder, and once in the head at point blank range?", "qAns": [ "journalist" ] }, { "qId": 1227, "qText": "In what country would you find Annapurna?", "qAns": [ "nepal" ] }, { "qId": 1228, "qText": "The Annapurna range of peaks stand in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "nepal" ] }, { "qId": 1229, "qText": "Which children's classic book was written by Anna Sewell?", "qAns": [ "black beauty" ] }, { "qId": 1230, "qText": "Which horse in a story by Anna Sewell, began life called `Darkie` and later changed names as it changed owners?", "qAns": [ "black beauty" ] }, { "qId": 1231, "qText": "Which famous novel was written in 1877 by Anna Sewell as a protest against cruelty to horses?", "qAns": [ "black beauty" ] }, { "qId": 1232, "qText": "Anna Smashnova played which sport professionally until 2007?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 1233, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Anna Wing in 'Eastenders'?", "qAns": [ "lou beale" ] }, { "qId": 1234, "qText": "Anne Aston was a dizzy blonde hostess of which 1960s TV game show?", "qAns": [ "the golden shot" ] }, { "qId": 1235, "qText": "For which film in 1950, starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter, did British actor George Sanders win the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor?", "qAns": [ "all about eve" ] }, { "qId": 1236, "qText": "Which film, that opens at the annual presentation of the Sarah Siddons Award for Distinguished Achievement, focusses on the personality clash of two stage actresses played by Bette Davis and Anne Baxter?", "qAns": [ "all about eve" ] }, { "qId": 1237, "qText": "Crowned o June 1st 1533, Anne Boleyn was the mother of which monarch?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth i of england" ] }, { "qId": 1238, "qText": "Where were Walter Raleigh, Anne Boleyn, and Guy Fawkes imprisoned?", "qAns": [ "tower of london" ] }, { "qId": 1239, "qText": "In which Jane Austen novel is Frederick Wentworth the lover of Anne Elliot?", "qAns": [ "persuasion" ] }, { "qId": 1240, "qText": "'Marianne Dashwood', 'Fanny Price' and 'Anne Elliot' are characters created by which author?", "qAns": [ "jane austen" ] }, { "qId": 1241, "qText": "Which author wrote about the characters Anne Elliot, Jane Fairfax and Emma Woodhouse?", "qAns": [ "jane austen" ] }, { "qId": 1242, "qText": "Where did Anne Frank die?", "qAns": [ "bergen-belsen concentration camp" ] }, { "qId": 1243, "qText": "In which city could you visit the Anne Frank House?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 1244, "qText": "In which European city would you find Anne Frank`s house?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 1245, "qText": "Anne Hyde and Mary of Modena were the wives of which British king?", "qAns": [ "james ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 1246, "qText": "Anne Neville was the wife of which English king?", "qAns": [ "richard iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 1247, "qText": "Anne of Bohemia was the wife of which English king?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 1248, "qText": "Which English king was married to Anne of Bohemia?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 1249, "qText": "Which King of England was married to Anne of Bohemia ?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 1250, "qText": "Which King of England was married to Anne of Denmark?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 1251, "qText": "Who was the only child vampire in Anne Rice`s novels?", "qAns": [ "claudia" ] }, { "qId": 1252, "qText": "Which American songwriter wrote the music and lyrics for the musical 'Annie get Your Gun'?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 1253, "qText": "Who wrote the musicals Annie get your Gun and Call Me Madam?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 1254, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1977 film 'Annie Hall'?", "qAns": [ "diane keaton" ] }, { "qId": 1255, "qText": "Who played the title role in Woody Allen's film Annie Hall?", "qAns": [ "diane keaton" ] }, { "qId": 1256, "qText": "Who won the Oscar for best actress in 1977, for her title role in the film, Annie Hall?", "qAns": [ "diane keaton" ] }, { "qId": 1257, "qText": "Whose only 'Oscar' for Best Director was for 'Annie Hall' in 1978?", "qAns": [ "woody allen" ] }, { "qId": 1258, "qText": "With what area of expertise do you associate the name of Annie Leibovitz?", "qAns": [ "photography" ] }, { "qId": 1259, "qText": "What is the profession of world famous Annie Liebovitz?", "qAns": [ "photographer" ] }, { "qId": 1260, "qText": "Which musical was based on the life of Annie Oakley?", "qAns": [ "annie get your gun" ] }, { "qId": 1261, "qText": "Who played the part of Annie Porter in the 2 Speed films?", "qAns": [ "sandra bullock" ] }, { "qId": 1262, "qText": "Who had a No 1 in the 70's with Annie's Song?", "qAns": [ "john denver" ] }, { "qId": 1263, "qText": "Who had chart hits which included Annie`s Song and Rocky Mountain High?", "qAns": [ "john denver" ] }, { "qId": 1264, "qText": "Who played Annie Wilkes in the 1990 film `Misery`?", "qAns": [ "kathy bates" ] }, { "qId": 1265, "qText": "In which film does psychopath Annie Wilkes wield a sledgehammer to horrific effect?", "qAns": [ "misery" ] }, { "qId": 1266, "qText": "Which film of 1990 features a character named Paul Sheldon, an author who is rescued and then tortured by a woman named Annie Wilkes?", "qAns": [ "misery" ] }, { "qId": 1267, "qText": "Lady Day (The Feast of the Annunciation) is on what date?", "qAns": [ "march 25" ] }, { "qId": 1268, "qText": "On what date on the Christian calendar is the day of the Annunciation or Lady Day?", "qAns": [ "march 25" ] }, { "qId": 1269, "qText": "Anosmia is the lack of which of the senses in humans?", "qAns": [ "smell" ] }, { "qId": 1270, "qText": "Which solo artist won the 1990 Grammy for the track Another Day in Paradise?", "qAns": [ "phil collins" ] }, { "qId": 1271, "qText": "Another Suitcase In Another Hall is a song from which musical?", "qAns": [ "evita" ] }, { "qId": 1272, "qText": "Which musical has the songs 'Another Suitcase In Another Hall' and 'Oh What A Circus'?", "qAns": [ "evita" ] }, { "qId": 1273, "qText": "Which famous British actor is/was married to Anouk Aimee?", "qAns": [ "albert finney" ] }, { "qId": 1274, "qText": "With which art form do you associate Ansel Adams and Robert Mapplethorpe?", "qAns": [ "photography" ] }, { "qId": 1275, "qText": "Dave and Ansell Collins had a U.K No 1 hit with which song?", "qAns": [ "double barrel" ] }, { "qId": 1276, "qText": "Antanananarivo is the capitol of where?", "qAns": [ "madagascar" ] }, { "qId": 1277, "qText": "Antananarivo is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "madagascar" ] }, { "qId": 1278, "qText": "In which of the constellations of the Zodiac is the bright star Antares found?", "qAns": [ "scorpio" ] }, { "qId": 1279, "qText": "The star Antares is in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "scorpius" ] }, { "qId": 1280, "qText": "The town of Anthony in which US state was known as 'The Leap Year Capital of the World'?", "qAns": [ "texas" ] }, { "qId": 1281, "qText": "Anthony Bourdain is famous in what profession?", "qAns": [ "chef" ] }, { "qId": 1282, "qText": "Which schoolboy, created by Anthony Buckeridge, attended Linbury Court School?", "qAns": [ "jennings" ] }, { "qId": 1283, "qText": "Which book, written in 1962 by Anthony Burgess, was later turned into a film directed by Stanley Kubrick?", "qAns": [ "a clockwork orange" ] }, { "qId": 1284, "qText": "What is the name in England for the mystery crime fiction board game devised by Anthony E. Pratt and originally published in 1949?", "qAns": [ "cluedo" ] }, { "qId": 1285, "qText": "Which board game was invented by part-time clown, Anthony E Pratt?", "qAns": [ "cluedo" ] }, { "qId": 1286, "qText": "In which TV series does Anthony Head play Uther Pendragon?", "qAns": [ "merlin" ] }, { "qId": 1287, "qText": "What is the title of Kazuo Ishiguro's 1989 Booker Prize winning novel which was made into a 1993 film of the same name starring Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson?", "qAns": [ "the remains of the day" ] }, { "qId": 1288, "qText": "Frank Langella and Anthony Hopkins have both played which historical character?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1289, "qText": "In which 1995 'Oscar' nominated film did Anthony Hopkins play the part of a US President. Other parts were played by Ed Harris, E.G. Marshall, and David Hyde Pierce?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1290, "qText": "Which US president did Anthony Hopkins play in a film whose title was simply his name?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 1291, "qText": "Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson play the head butler and housekeeper in which 1993 film?", "qAns": [ "the remains of the day" ] }, { "qId": 1292, "qText": "'Stormbreaker' is the first in a series of novels by Anthony Horowitz about which teenage spy?", "qAns": [ "alex rider" ] }, { "qId": 1293, "qText": "Anthony Kiedis is the lead singer of which US alternative rock band?", "qAns": [ "red hot chili peppers" ] }, { "qId": 1294, "qText": "Of which US rock band is Anthony Kiedis a founder member and lead singer?", "qAns": [ "red hot chili peppers" ] }, { "qId": 1295, "qText": "Which film with Ralph Fiennes won Anthony Minghella an Oscar?", "qAns": [ "the english patient" ] }, { "qId": 1296, "qText": "Name the character played by Anthony Perkins in Hitchcock's 1960 movie, Psycho.?", "qAns": [ "norman bates" ] }, { "qId": 1297, "qText": "Which 1943 film concerns the lynching of three suspected murderers (played by Dana Andrews, Anthony Quinn and Francis Ford) by a mob (played by Frank Conroy, Marc Lawrence and Jane Darwell, among others)?", "qAns": [ "the ox-bow incident" ] }, { "qId": 1298, "qText": "Septimus Harding is the title character in which Anthony Trollope novel?", "qAns": [ "the warden" ] }, { "qId": 1299, "qText": "Anthracite is a type of what?", "qAns": [ "coal" ] }, { "qId": 1300, "qText": "Bituminous and anthracite are types of what?", "qAns": [ "coal" ] }, { "qId": 1301, "qText": "Antietam and Fredericksburg were high casualty battles in which war?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 1302, "qText": "In which conflict did these three battles occur, Memphis, Antietam and Fredericksburg?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 1303, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Antietam fought?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 1304, "qText": "The Battle of Antietam was fought during which war?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 1305, "qText": "Who wrote the play Oedipus Rex, Antigone and Electra?", "qAns": [ "sophocles" ] }, { "qId": 1306, "qText": "Antigonus is a character in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the winter's tale" ] }, { "qId": 1307, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does the character Antigonus exit, pursued by a bear?", "qAns": [ "the winter's tale" ] }, { "qId": 1308, "qText": "What name is shared by the capital city of Newfoundland and the capital city of Antigua and Barbuda?", "qAns": [ "saint john's" ] }, { "qId": 1309, "qText": "The chemical element antimony is found in nature mainly as which sulphite mineral?", "qAns": [ "stibnite" ] }, { "qId": 1310, "qText": "Boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, antimony and tellurium are commonly considered the six primary chemical element?", "qAns": [ "metalloid" ] }, { "qId": 1311, "qText": "Who became the presenter of the UK television show 'Antiques Roadshow' in 2008?", "qAns": [ "fiona bruce" ] }, { "qId": 1312, "qText": "The area with the world's lowest rainfall (less than 0.2mm per year is the Antofagasta region, of which country?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 1313, "qText": "Channel 4 have recently announced that they are to screen a one off special of which show to coincide with the EU referendum, presented by Antoine de Caunes and Jean-Paul Gaultier which has been off air since 2007?", "qAns": [ "eurotrash" ] }, { "qId": 1314, "qText": "The title of what classic 1959 French film that details the life of a troubled adolescent named Antoine Doinel refers to an expression 'faire les quatre cents coups' which means 'to raise hell'?", "qAns": [ "the 400 blows" ] }, { "qId": 1315, "qText": "Clive Owen starred in the title role of which 2004 film directed by Antoine Fuqua and written by David Franzoni, with Ioan Gruffudd, Keira Knightley and Ivano Marescotti?", "qAns": [ "king arthur" ] }, { "qId": 1316, "qText": "In which country was Antonio Vivaldi born?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 1317, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play is Antonio importantly good friends with Bassanio?", "qAns": [ "the merchant of venice" ] }, { "qId": 1318, "qText": "Who in 1996 married Antonio Banderas, her co-star in 'Too Much'?", "qAns": [ "melanie griffith" ] }, { "qId": 1319, "qText": "Which fairytale character did the Spanish actor Antonio Banderas voice in the Shrek sequels ?", "qAns": [ "puss in boots" ] }, { "qId": 1320, "qText": "According to the title of a 1983 film directed by Brian De Palma, by what name was Antonio Montana better known?", "qAns": [ "scarface" ] }, { "qId": 1321, "qText": "Antonio Salazar was the virtual dictator of which country from 1932 to 1968?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 1322, "qText": "Producer Alex Korda engaged Anton Karas to score which entire film, after it had been edited together, using only one instrument?", "qAns": [ "the third man" ] }, { "qId": 1323, "qText": "Which musical instrument did Anton Karas play when he recorded the Third Man theme?", "qAns": [ "zither" ] }, { "qId": 1324, "qText": "The 27 episodes of which sitcom featuring Julia Mckenzie, Anton Rodgers and Ballard Berkley were first broadcast in the 1980s?", "qAns": [ "fresh fields" ] }, { "qId": 1325, "qText": "In which Verdi opera do the gypsies sing the 'Anvil Chorus'?", "qAns": [ "il trovatore" ] }, { "qId": 1326, "qText": "President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and which prime minister were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1978?", "qAns": [ "menachem begin" ] }, { "qId": 1327, "qText": "Anwar Sadat was President of which country when he died in 1981?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 1328, "qText": "Which music hall performer was best known for his songs 'Boiled beef and carrots' and 'Any Old Iron'?", "qAns": [ "harry champion" ] }, { "qId": 1329, "qText": "Who wrote the music and lyrics to the musical `Anything Goes`?", "qAns": [ "cole porter" ] }, { "qId": 1330, "qText": "In which 1950 film, did Howard Keel and Betty Hutton sing the duet, Anything you can do?", "qAns": [ "annie get your gun" ] }, { "qId": 1331, "qText": "From which musical does the song 'Anything you can do' come?", "qAns": [ "annie get your gun" ] }, { "qId": 1332, "qText": "Which Irving Berlin musical of 1946 includes the songs Anything You Can Do and I Got Sun in the Morning?", "qAns": [ "annie get your gun" ] }, { "qId": 1333, "qText": "Aoede and Iocaste are moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 1334, "qText": "What AOL catchphrase is also the name of a Tom Hanks movie?", "qAns": [ "you've got mail" ] }, { "qId": 1335, "qText": "Aotearoa is an alternative name for what country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 1336, "qText": "Which book features the characters Passepartout, Mr Fix and Aouda?", "qAns": [ "around the world in eighty days" ] }, { "qId": 1337, "qText": "What is the world's smallest (25 square miles / 60 square km) and oldest republic, that is in the Apennine Mountains, entirely surrounded by Italy?", "qAns": [ "san marino" ] }, { "qId": 1338, "qText": "Which Roman goddess is the equivalent of the Greek goddess Aphrodite?", "qAns": [ "venus" ] }, { "qId": 1339, "qText": "Who is the mother of Aphrodite in Greek mythology?", "qAns": [ "dione" ] }, { "qId": 1340, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was the beautiful youth loved by Aphrodite?", "qAns": [ "adonis" ] }, { "qId": 1341, "qText": "Apia is the capital of which independent island nation in the South Pacific?", "qAns": [ "samoa" ] }, { "qId": 1342, "qText": "Where could you spend your Tala - Capital Apia?", "qAns": [ "samoa" ] }, { "qId": 1343, "qText": "Which American group is made up of will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo and Fergie?", "qAns": [ "the black eyed peas" ] }, { "qId": 1344, "qText": "The film Apocalypse Now is based on which novella by the author Joseph Conrad?", "qAns": [ "heart of darkness" ] }, { "qId": 1345, "qText": "Which actor spoke the line I love the smell of napalm in the morning* in the 1979 film Apocalypse Now?", "qAns": [ "robert duval" ] }, { "qId": 1346, "qText": "Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walked on the moon in 1969, but who was the third astronaut on Apollo 11, who remained in the orbitter?", "qAns": [ "michael collins" ] }, { "qId": 1347, "qText": "What was the name of the member of the crew of Apollo 11 who did NOT walk on the Moon in 1969?", "qAns": [ "michael collins" ] }, { "qId": 1348, "qText": "Which astronaut, part of the Apollo 12 mission on November 19th 1969 became the 4th person to walk on the moon after Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Pete Conrad ?", "qAns": [ "alan bean" ] }, { "qId": 1349, "qText": "Who directed the films Cocoon, Willow, Parenthood, Backdraft and Apollo 13 between 1985 and 1995?", "qAns": [ "ron howard" ] }, { "qId": 1350, "qText": "Which real life astronaut was played by Tom Hanks in the film 'Apollo 13'?", "qAns": [ "jim lovell" ] }, { "qId": 1351, "qText": "Which Apollo 14 astronaut played golf on the moon?", "qAns": [ "alan shepard" ] }, { "qId": 1352, "qText": "Who was the commander of Apollo 14?", "qAns": [ "alan shepard" ] }, { "qId": 1353, "qText": "Which astronaut, part of the Apollo 17 mission on December 11th 1972 became the last of two men to walk on the moon along with fellow astronaut Harrison Schmitt ?", "qAns": [ "eugene cernan" ] }, { "qId": 1354, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was given the gift of prophecy by Apollo, who changed the blessing to a curse because she would not accept Apollo as her lover, causing her prophecies never to be believed?", "qAns": [ "cassandra" ] }, { "qId": 1355, "qText": "In Greek mythology what is the name of the youth loved and accidentally killed by Apollo, and from whose blood Apollo caused a flower to grow?", "qAns": [ "hyacinth" ] }, { "qId": 1356, "qText": "What number Apollo Mission was first to land men on the moon?", "qAns": [ "apollo 11" ] }, { "qId": 1357, "qText": "What was the first Apollo mission to leave Earth orbit and orbit the moon, in 1968?", "qAns": [ "apollo 8" ] }, { "qId": 1358, "qText": "What number Apollo was the last one to land a man on the moon?", "qAns": [ "apollo 17" ] }, { "qId": 1359, "qText": "Apollo Creed is the enemy of whom?", "qAns": [ "rocky" ] }, { "qId": 1360, "qText": "The children's toy Silly Putty was taken on board by the crew of which Apollo mission?", "qAns": [ "apollo 8" ] }, { "qId": 1361, "qText": "Which Apollo moon mission was the first to carry a lunar rover vehicle?", "qAns": [ "apollo 15" ] }, { "qId": 1362, "qText": "Which unsuccessful Apollo program was launched in April 1970?", "qAns": [ "apollo 13" ] }, { "qId": 1363, "qText": "In what New York neighborhood would one find the Apollo Theater?", "qAns": [ "harlem" ] }, { "qId": 1364, "qText": "Which influential writer of the French Renaissance, who helped to popularise the essay as a literary form , is perhaps best remembered for his 'Apology For Raymond Sebond'?", "qAns": [ "michel de montaigne" ] }, { "qId": 1365, "qText": "The Apo Reef lies off the coast of which country?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 1366, "qText": "Located in North Carolina, which is both the highest mountain in the Appalachians and the highest mountain east of the Mississippi?", "qAns": [ "mount mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 1367, "qText": "Which Mountain Pass provides a route between Kentucky and Tennessee via the Appalachians?", "qAns": [ "cumberland gap" ] }, { "qId": 1368, "qText": "To which US state is the Green Mountains section of the Appalachians confined?", "qAns": [ "vermont" ] }, { "qId": 1369, "qText": "Who composed Appalachian Spring (in ballet)?", "qAns": [ "aaron copland" ] }, { "qId": 1370, "qText": "Appassionata is a name given to Piano Concerto number 23 by which composer?", "qAns": [ "ludwig van beethoven" ] }, { "qId": 1371, "qText": "The Appenines is a mountain range that runs for 870 miles in what country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 1372, "qText": "Also containing Garlic and salt, what is the name of the Greek appetiser, the primary ingredients of which are yoghurt and cucumber?", "qAns": [ "tzatziki" ] }, { "qId": 1373, "qText": "Which Guns n Roses song from the album Appetite For Destruction begins: Your daddy works in porno now that mommy's not around. She used to love her heroin but now she's underground?", "qAns": [ "my michelle" ] }, { "qId": 1374, "qText": "Who resigned as Apple CEO in 2011?", "qAns": [ "steve jobs" ] }, { "qId": 1375, "qText": "What is the name of the co-founder of Apple Computers who died in October 2011?", "qAns": [ "steve jobs" ] }, { "qId": 1376, "qText": "Who, with Steve Jobs, founded Apple Computers?", "qAns": [ "steve wozniak" ] }, { "qId": 1377, "qText": "Millionaire businessman Alan Sugar hosts the BBC's popular reality show The Apprentice. This show was adapted from the original U.S. Show, where it was hosted by which millionaire businessman ?", "qAns": [ "donald trump" ] }, { "qId": 1378, "qText": "What was the name of the Federal building destroyed by total asshats Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995?", "qAns": [ "alfred p. murrah federal building" ] }, { "qId": 1379, "qText": "What holiday was first celebrated on April 22, 1970?", "qAns": [ "earth day" ] }, { "qId": 1380, "qText": "What important day, started by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wis), is celebrated in the U.S. on April 22, but by the U.N. on the day of the spring equinox?", "qAns": [ "earth day" ] }, { "qId": 1381, "qText": "The Aqua Tower, the first tallest building in the world designed by a team led by a woman, Jeanne Gang, is in which US city?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 1382, "qText": "Sailing aboard a converted WWII minesweeper, built right here in Ballard, WA in 1942, which noted French explorer is credited with inventing the aqualung, making modern scuba diving possible?", "qAns": [ "jacques cousteau" ] }, { "qId": 1383, "qText": "Which French naval officer invented the aqualung?", "qAns": [ "jacques cousteau" ] }, { "qId": 1384, "qText": "Who invented the aqualung diving apparatus?", "qAns": [ "jacques cousteau" ] }, { "qId": 1385, "qText": "The songs I got Life and Aquarius come from which musical?", "qAns": [ "hair" ] }, { "qId": 1386, "qText": "What star sign comes immediately before Aquarius?", "qAns": [ "capricorn" ] }, { "qId": 1387, "qText": "What is the capital of the French region of Aquitaine?", "qAns": [ "bordeaux" ] }, { "qId": 1388, "qText": "Shire, Arabian, Mustang, and Hackney are types of?", "qAns": [ "horse" ] }, { "qId": 1389, "qText": "Appaloosa, Tennessee Walking, and Arabian are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "horse" ] }, { "qId": 1390, "qText": "Who tells the story in The Arabian Nights?", "qAns": [ "sheherazade" ] }, { "qId": 1391, "qText": "Of the twenty two members of the Arab league, only three maintain diplomatic relations with Israel. They are Egypt, Palestine and what other country?", "qAns": [ "jordan" ] }, { "qId": 1392, "qText": "Who organised an Arab revolt against the Turks and wrote The Seven Pillars Of Wisdom about his experiences?", "qAns": [ "t. e. lawrence" ] }, { "qId": 1393, "qText": "What British adventurer fought in the Arab Revolt?", "qAns": [ "t. e. lawrence" ] }, { "qId": 1394, "qText": "Aragon and Castile joined to form which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1395, "qText": "Asturias, Aragon and Murcia are regions in which European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1396, "qText": "In which country is the region of Aragon?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1397, "qText": "The unification of the crowns of Aragon and Castile laid the basis of which modern-day European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1398, "qText": "Which city is the capital of the Spanish region of Aragon?", "qAns": [ "zaragoza" ] }, { "qId": 1399, "qText": "In 1469, the crowns of the kingdoms of Castile and Aragon were united by the marriage of Isabella and Ferdinand. This was an important event in the history of which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1400, "qText": "Which country was the birthplace of Henry V111's first wife Catherine Of Aragon ?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1401, "qText": "Who played Aragorn in the film Lord of the Rings?", "qAns": [ "viggo mortensen" ] }, { "qId": 1402, "qText": "By what name is Aragorn first known to the hobbits when they meet him in Bree?", "qAns": [ "strider" ] }, { "qId": 1403, "qText": "The Sumida and Arakawa are two main rivers of which capital city?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 1404, "qText": "Who are Athos, Porthos, and Aramis?", "qAns": [ "the three musketeers" ] }, { "qId": 1405, "qText": "Who were Aramis, Porthos and Athos?", "qAns": [ "the three musketeers" ] }, { "qId": 1406, "qText": "Which New York business woman manufactured 'Aramis' for men (1943)?", "qAns": [ "estee lauder" ] }, { "qId": 1407, "qText": "Basque, Aranese and Galician are all languages spoken in which European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1408, "qText": "Former World Number One professional tennis player Arantxa Vicario was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1409, "qText": "Aravind Adiga's novel 'The White Tiger' won which prestigious award in 2008?", "qAns": [ "man booker prize" ] }, { "qId": 1410, "qText": "What hugely popular cereal crop has varieties including Arborio (Italy), Ambemohar (India), Doongara (Australia), and Uruchimai (Japan)?", "qAns": [ "rice" ] }, { "qId": 1411, "qText": "What arcade game involves an amphibian trying to cross a busy street?", "qAns": [ "frogger" ] }, { "qId": 1412, "qText": "Which Nintendo arcade game first introduced the character of Mario?", "qAns": [ "donkey kong" ] }, { "qId": 1413, "qText": "Stadium Arcadium was a 2006 hit album for which band?", "qAns": [ "red hot chilli peppers" ] }, { "qId": 1414, "qText": "Composer Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713) is associated with which instrument?", "qAns": [ "violin" ] }, { "qId": 1415, "qText": "Where in Paris would you find the Arc de Triomphe?", "qAns": [ "place charles de gaulle" ] }, { "qId": 1416, "qText": "Who was Archbishop of Canterbury at the start of World War II in 1939?", "qAns": [ "cosmo gordon lang" ] }, { "qId": 1417, "qText": "Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury when women were first ordained as priests into the Church of England?", "qAns": [ "george carey" ] }, { "qId": 1418, "qText": "Who became Archbishop of Canterbury in February 2003?", "qAns": [ "rowan williams" ] }, { "qId": 1419, "qText": "Which is the tallest steel arch bridge in the world?", "qAns": [ "sydney harbour bridge" ] }, { "qId": 1420, "qText": "Which political leader married Austrian Archduchess Marie-Louise in 1810?", "qAns": [ "napoleon i" ] }, { "qId": 1421, "qText": "In which city was Archduke Ferdinand assassinated leading to the World War I?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 1422, "qText": "In June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the Austria-Hungary throne, was assassinated in which Bosnian province?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 1423, "qText": "Which US television sitcom, starring Carroll O'Connor as Archie Bunker, debuted in January 1971?", "qAns": [ "all in the family" ] }, { "qId": 1424, "qText": "Which actor played the parts of Mick Shipman in Gavin and Stacey and Archie Mitchell in Easterners?", "qAns": [ "larry lamb" ] }, { "qId": 1425, "qText": "Who was the architect for the proposed Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral begun in 1933 of which only the crypt was completed?", "qAns": [ "edwin lutyens" ] }, { "qId": 1426, "qText": "In which European city is the famous Arch of Hadrian?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 1427, "qText": "In which European city is the Arch of Titus?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 1428, "qText": "The Arcocarpus altilis was involved in a mutiny - what is it?", "qAns": [ "breadfruit" ] }, { "qId": 1429, "qText": "Over one third of which state of the USA is in the Arctic Circle?", "qAns": [ "alaska" ] }, { "qId": 1430, "qText": "What are Proxima Centauri, Sirius A, Pollux, Arcturus and Betelgeuse?", "qAns": [ "star" ] }, { "qId": 1431, "qText": "Which is the smallest, and most southerly, 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' in England, with an area of just over six square miles?", "qAns": [ "isles of scilly" ] }, { "qId": 1432, "qText": "What does an arenophile collect?", "qAns": [ "sand" ] }, { "qId": 1433, "qText": "Who was the wife of Zeus and the mother of Ares?", "qAns": [ "hera" ] }, { "qId": 1434, "qText": "Who asked the question Are We Human or Are We Dancers?", "qAns": [ "the killers" ] }, { "qId": 1435, "qText": "Born in 1921, who connects 'Are You Being Served' with 'Last of the Summer Wine'?", "qAns": [ "frank thornton" ] }, { "qId": 1436, "qText": "Who playe Mr Lucas in the TV sitcom Are You Being Served?", "qAns": [ "trevor bannister" ] }, { "qId": 1437, "qText": "What type of creature is an argali?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 1438, "qText": "What city is the capital of Argentina?", "qAns": [ "buenos aires" ] }, { "qId": 1439, "qText": "Who is the President of Argentina ?", "qAns": [ "cristina fernandez de kirchner" ] }, { "qId": 1440, "qText": "Who was the President of Argentina at the time of the Falklands invasion in 1982 ?", "qAns": [ "leopoldo galtieri" ] }, { "qId": 1441, "qText": "What is the name of cities in Argentina and Spain that are both capitals of provinces of the same name?", "qAns": [ "cordoba" ] }, { "qId": 1442, "qText": "Which South American country has borders with Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina?", "qAns": [ "paraguay" ] }, { "qId": 1443, "qText": "What are the flat treeless plains of Argentina called?", "qAns": [ "pampas" ] }, { "qId": 1444, "qText": "Which Argentine leader was deposed in 1982?", "qAns": [ "leopoldo galtieri" ] }, { "qId": 1445, "qText": "The 2012 film Argo was directed by which US-born actor?", "qAns": [ "ben affleck" ] }, { "qId": 1446, "qText": "Who hosts the TV comedy panel show, Argumental?", "qAns": [ "john sergeant" ] }, { "qId": 1447, "qText": "The 'Argun' and'Khotan' are rivers in which country?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 1448, "qText": "Which song sang by the Chiffons shares it's name with an aria from Puccinis Madame Butterfly?", "qAns": [ "one fine day" ] }, { "qId": 1449, "qText": "Which legendary Greek hero killed the Minotaur with the help of Ariadne?", "qAns": [ "theseus" ] }, { "qId": 1450, "qText": "Released in August 2014, which noisy song from Jessie J features Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj?", "qAns": [ "bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 1451, "qText": "On which holiday island are the peaks of 'Ruivo' and 'Arieiro', and the airport of 'Santa Cruz'?", "qAns": [ "madeira" ] }, { "qId": 1452, "qText": "Miranda, Ariel and Umbriel are all moons of which planet in our solar system?", "qAns": [ "uranus" ] }, { "qId": 1453, "qText": "Name Shakespeare play Ariel, Miranda and Prospero appear?", "qAns": [ "the tempest" ] }, { "qId": 1454, "qText": "What is the name of the character voiced by Eva Garbor in The Aristocats?", "qAns": [ "duchess" ] }, { "qId": 1455, "qText": "Who painted 'Man in a Golden Helmet', in 1550 and 'Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer' in 1653?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 1456, "qText": "What is the capital of the American state of Arizona?", "qAns": [ "phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 1457, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Arizona?", "qAns": [ "phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 1458, "qText": "Which river flows through the Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA?", "qAns": [ "colorado" ] }, { "qId": 1459, "qText": "In the US, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona border which state?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 1460, "qText": "In the US, which state lies to the east of Arizona?", "qAns": [ "new mexico" ] }, { "qId": 1461, "qText": "The boundaries of four states of the USA, known as the Four Corners states, meet at one point, the only such geographic point in the USA. They are Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and which other?", "qAns": [ "utah" ] }, { "qId": 1462, "qText": "What river runs through Phoenix, Arizona, USA?", "qAns": [ "salt river" ] }, { "qId": 1463, "qText": "Which major river of the USA forms the border between the states of California and Arizona?", "qAns": [ "colorado river" ] }, { "qId": 1464, "qText": "What is the State Capital of Arkansas?", "qAns": [ "little rock, arkansas" ] }, { "qId": 1465, "qText": "Which American state shares borders with Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas?", "qAns": [ "louisiana" ] }, { "qId": 1466, "qText": "According to the Bible, who was told by God to build an ark to escape the Great Flood?", "qAns": [ "noah" ] }, { "qId": 1467, "qText": "Arlanda airport serves which European capital city?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 1468, "qText": "Which capital city is served by Arlanda Airport?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 1469, "qText": "Which European city is served by 'Arlanda Airport'?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 1470, "qText": "Arlanda international airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 1471, "qText": "In which US state will you find Arlington, the national cemetery?", "qAns": [ "virginia" ] }, { "qId": 1472, "qText": "Taken from the soundtrack to Armageddon, which band recorded the Song I Don't Want to Miss a Thing?", "qAns": [ "aerosmith" ] }, { "qId": 1473, "qText": "In which city is 'Armley Prison' located?", "qAns": [ "leeds" ] }, { "qId": 1474, "qText": "The area once known as Armorica is in which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 1475, "qText": "Who wrote the comedy play 'Arms and the Man' in1894?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 1476, "qText": "Who wrote the play Arms and the Man?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 1477, "qText": "What is the Army equivalent to a Group Captain in the R.A.F.?", "qAns": [ "colonel" ] }, { "qId": 1478, "qText": "What is the equivalent Royal Air Force rank to an Army Major?", "qAns": [ "squadron leader" ] }, { "qId": 1479, "qText": "Who succeeded General Joseph Johnston as the Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia?", "qAns": [ "robert e. lee" ] }, { "qId": 1480, "qText": "Who was the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia?", "qAns": [ "robert e. lee" ] }, { "qId": 1481, "qText": "In what sport is Arnold Palmer known?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 1482, "qText": "In which country was Arnold Schwarzenegger born?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 1483, "qText": "In which country was Arnold Swarzenegger born?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 1484, "qText": "The Arnolfini Centre for Contemporary Arts is in which British city?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 1485, "qText": "'The Arnolfini Marriage' is a famous 1434 painting by whom?", "qAns": [ "jan van eyck" ] }, { "qId": 1486, "qText": "Which fictional character went 'Around the World in 80 Days'?", "qAns": [ "phileas fogg" ] }, { "qId": 1487, "qText": "The third most translated author, which Frenchman, whose birthday is celebrated yesterday, is considered the father of Science Fiction (along with Hugo Gemsback and H.G. Wells) and wrote works such as Around the World in 80 Days and A Journey to the Center of the Earth?", "qAns": [ "jules verne" ] }, { "qId": 1488, "qText": "Which actor and comedian played 'Phileas Fogg' in the 2004 film 'Around The World In Eighty Days'?", "qAns": [ "steve coogan" ] }, { "qId": 1489, "qText": "Which city is the start and finish of the 1873 novel 'Around the World in Eighty Days'?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 1490, "qText": "Who wrote Around the World in Eighty Days and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea?", "qAns": [ "jules verne" ] }, { "qId": 1491, "qText": "Arrecife is the largest city on which of the Canary Islands whose name is derived from that of a Genoese navigator?", "qAns": [ "lanzarote" ] }, { "qId": 1492, "qText": "The 'Arrival of the Queen of Sheba' comes from which Handel oratorio?", "qAns": [ "solomon" ] }, { "qId": 1493, "qText": "Who composed Arrival of the Queen of Sheba in 1748?", "qAns": [ "george frideric handel" ] }, { "qId": 1494, "qText": "Which south coast town is served by the local radio station Arrow FM?", "qAns": [ "hastings" ] }, { "qId": 1495, "qText": "Which NFL American Football team play their home games at Arrowhead Stadium?", "qAns": [ "kansas city chiefs" ] }, { "qId": 1496, "qText": "Who managed Arsenal to the league title in 1989 and 1991?", "qAns": [ "george graham" ] }, { "qId": 1497, "qText": "From which football club did Arsenal sign midfielder Cesc Fabregas?", "qAns": [ "barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 1498, "qText": "Which Nick Hornby book concerned his being a fan of Arsenal?", "qAns": [ "fever pitch" ] }, { "qId": 1499, "qText": "Whose film career from 1932 to 1966 included starring roles in films such as To Catch A Thief, Arsenic and Old Lace and North By North West?", "qAns": [ "cary grant" ] }, { "qId": 1500, "qText": "Which English composer produced the operas 'Artaxerxes', 'Love in a Village' and the 'Fairy Prince' in the decade 1761 to 1771?", "qAns": [ "thomas arne" ] }, { "qId": 1501, "qText": "Today marks the 90th anniversary of the birth of Art Clokey, a pioneer in the field of stop motion clay animation, who is best remembered for what green shapeshifter?", "qAns": [ "gumby" ] }, { "qId": 1502, "qText": "The Greeks called her Artemis, what was the Roman name for this Goddess?", "qAns": [ "diana" ] }, { "qId": 1503, "qText": "Who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek Goddess Artemis?", "qAns": [ "diana" ] }, { "qId": 1504, "qText": "He was a 60s chart topper but who was it that played 'The Artful Dodger in the 1948 film 'Oliver Twist'?", "qAns": [ "anthony newley" ] }, { "qId": 1505, "qText": "What was the name of the group formed by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel in 1957?", "qAns": [ "tom and jerry" ] }, { "qId": 1506, "qText": "Which actress starred in the films Cabaret and Arthur?", "qAns": [ "liza minnelli" ] }, { "qId": 1507, "qText": "First shown in London in 1964, which musical is based on the legend of King Arthur?", "qAns": [ "camelot" ] }, { "qId": 1508, "qText": "In British legend, what is the name of King Arthur's sword?", "qAns": [ "excalibur" ] }, { "qId": 1509, "qText": "What was the name of King Arthur's sword?", "qAns": [ "excalibur" ] }, { "qId": 1510, "qText": "According to legend, who was King Arthur's father?", "qAns": [ "uther pendragon" ] }, { "qId": 1511, "qText": "In Arthurian legend, who was the father of King Arthur?", "qAns": [ "uther pendragon" ] }, { "qId": 1512, "qText": "In Arthurian legend, what is the name of the enchantress who is Arthur's half sister?", "qAns": [ "morgan le fay" ] }, { "qId": 1513, "qText": "Who played King Arthur in the 2004 film 'King Arthur'?", "qAns": [ "clive owen" ] }, { "qId": 1514, "qText": "What was the name of the 1963 Disney film that featured the legendary characters of Merlin and King Arthur?", "qAns": [ "the sword in the stone" ] }, { "qId": 1515, "qText": "What disease caused the deaths of Freddie Mercury, Liberace, and Arthur Ashe?", "qAns": [ "hiv/aids" ] }, { "qId": 1516, "qText": "What professional sport is Arthur Ashe known in?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 1517, "qText": "What was the nationality of the painter Arthur Boyd?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 1518, "qText": "In what story of Arthur C. Clarke do Tibetan monks seek to list all the names of God as they believe He will bring the Universe to an end once this is done?", "qAns": [ "the nine billion names of god" ] }, { "qId": 1519, "qText": "Which film was based on the story The Sentinel by Arthur C Clarke?", "qAns": [ "2001: a space odyssey" ] }, { "qId": 1520, "qText": "'Arthur Clennam', 'Jeremiah Flintwinch', and 'Edward Sparkler' are all characters in which Dickens' novel?", "qAns": [ "little dorrit" ] }, { "qId": 1521, "qText": "Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect first appear in which book?", "qAns": [ "the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy" ] }, { "qId": 1522, "qText": "Reginald Doherty, Arthur Gore and Fred Perry are associated with which sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 1523, "qText": "Which group from New York City released an eponymous album in 1973 with the personnel of David Johansen, Sylvain Sylvain, Arthur Killer Kane, Jerry Nolan and Johnny Thunders?", "qAns": [ "new york dolls" ] }, { "qId": 1524, "qText": "In which TV series did Arthur Lowe play Father Duddleswell?", "qAns": [ "bless me father" ] }, { "qId": 1525, "qText": "What was the last series that Arthur Lowe appeared in?", "qAns": [ "a j wentworth, ba" ] }, { "qId": 1526, "qText": "What was the alter ego of Music Hall comedian Arthur Lucan in the inter-war years?", "qAns": [ "old mother riley" ] }, { "qId": 1527, "qText": "What is the title of the play by Arthur Miller set around the Salem Witch trials of 1692?", "qAns": [ "the crucible" ] }, { "qId": 1528, "qText": "Which 1953 play by Arthur Miller is based on the Salem witch trials?", "qAns": [ "the crucible" ] }, { "qId": 1529, "qText": "Which Arthur Miller play aroused controversy over his portrayal of his failed marriage to actress Marilyn Monroe?", "qAns": [ "after the fall" ] }, { "qId": 1530, "qText": "Which play by Arthur Miller opened on Broadway in New York in January 1953?", "qAns": [ "the crucible" ] }, { "qId": 1531, "qText": "Which stagework, the most performed of all Arthur Miller's plays, was inspired by the so-called McCarthy witchhunts in 1950's America?", "qAns": [ "the crucible" ] }, { "qId": 1532, "qText": "Who was married to both Joe Dimaggio and Arthur Miller?", "qAns": [ "marilyn monroe" ] }, { "qId": 1533, "qText": "In the TV series 'Pennies From Heaven' who played the character Arthur Parker?", "qAns": [ "bob hoskins" ] }, { "qId": 1534, "qText": "What is the name of the national UK charity that was founded by Sir Arthur Pearson in 1915 to help blind ex- servicemen and women?", "qAns": [ "blind veterans uk" ] }, { "qId": 1535, "qText": "The French poet Arthur Rimbaud, the confidence trickster Frank Abagnale and the industrialist and aviator Howard Hughes are three of the the real-life people played in Hollywood films by which actor?", "qAns": [ "leonardo dicaprio" ] }, { "qId": 1536, "qText": "Nov 30, 1835 saw the birth of what famed American humorist and novelist, known for works such as The Prince and the Pauper and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, along with some other famous works?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 1537, "qText": "Who wrote the 1889 novel 'A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court'?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 1538, "qText": "Who wrote The Prince and the Pauper and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court?", "qAns": [ "mark twain" ] }, { "qId": 1539, "qText": "Which author created the characters 'Veruca Salt', 'Augustus Sloop' and 'Arthur Slugworth'?", "qAns": [ "roald dahl" ] }, { "qId": 1540, "qText": "In which British city would you find Arthur's Seat?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 1541, "qText": "In which British city would you find Arthur`s Seat?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 1542, "qText": "Which city does the extinct volcano known as Arthur's Seat overlook?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 1543, "qText": "By what name was actor Arthur Stanley Jefferson better known?", "qAns": [ "stan laurel" ] }, { "qId": 1544, "qText": "Arthur Thistlewood led which failed conspiracy in 1820 ?", "qAns": [ "cato street conspiracy" ] }, { "qId": 1545, "qText": "As well as Marquis of Douro, what title was granted to General Arthur Wellesley in 1814?", "qAns": [ "duke of wellington" ] }, { "qId": 1546, "qText": "Field Marshal Arthur Wellesley, shares his better known title with which Southern Hemisphere capital city?", "qAns": [ "wellington" ] }, { "qId": 1547, "qText": "What is the title of the signature tune, composed by Arthur Wood, of Radio 4's programme 'The Archers'?", "qAns": [ "barwick green" ] }, { "qId": 1548, "qText": "Arthur Wynne of Liverpool invented which teaser in 1913?", "qAns": [ "crossword" ] }, { "qId": 1549, "qText": "What was the first artificial satellite?", "qAns": [ "sputnik 1" ] }, { "qId": 1550, "qText": "What was the name of the first artificial satellite sent into space?", "qAns": [ "sputnik 1" ] }, { "qId": 1551, "qText": "Competitors from which country won the most medals at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships held in Rotterdam, Netherlands from 16 to 24 October 2010?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 1552, "qText": "The Impressionist movement got its name from a painting Impression Sunrise exhibited in 1874; who was the artist?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 1553, "qText": "The painting 'A Bar at the Folies-Bergere' c1882 displayed at the Cortauld Gallery, London is by which artist?", "qAns": [ "edouard manet" ] }, { "qId": 1554, "qText": "Guernica is a 1937 work by which artist?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 1555, "qText": "'Nude Descending A Staircase' is perhaps the most famous painting by which 20th century artist?", "qAns": [ "marcel duchamp" ] }, { "qId": 1556, "qText": "Who wrote Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance?", "qAns": [ "robert m. pirsig" ] }, { "qId": 1557, "qText": "American jazz musician Art Tatum excelled on which instrument?", "qAns": [ "piano" ] }, { "qId": 1558, "qText": "Arturo Frondizi became president of which South American country in May 1958?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 1559, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui'?", "qAns": [ "bertolt brecht" ] }, { "qId": 1560, "qText": "Which actress played Arwen in the trilogy of films?", "qAns": [ "liv tyler" ] }, { "qId": 1561, "qText": "The satellite Aryabhata, launched on 19 April 1975, to conduct experiments in X-ray astronomy, aeronomics, and solar physics, was built by which country?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 1562, "qText": "In what county did the Aryan race originate?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 1563, "qText": "What was the 'Asahi Shimbun', first produced 24th, September 1980, and advertised as untouched by human hand?", "qAns": [ "newspaper" ] }, { "qId": 1564, "qText": "Where is the town of Asbestos?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 1565, "qText": "Which artist, born in Leeuwarden in 1898, is famous for his optical illusions such as Ascending And Descending, Convex and Concave, and Metamorphosis I?", "qAns": [ "m. c. escher" ] }, { "qId": 1566, "qText": "In which ocean is Ascension Island?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 1567, "qText": "Aschenputtel is the German name for which fairy tale heroine?", "qAns": [ "cinderella" ] }, { "qId": 1568, "qText": "What in the common name for ascorbic acid?", "qAns": [ "vitamin c" ] }, { "qId": 1569, "qText": "With whom did Ashanti have a 2002 No.1 single?", "qAns": [ "ja rule" ] }, { "qId": 1570, "qText": "The Ashanti people, and region, are a part of which country?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 1571, "qText": "Ashanti, referring to both a region and its peoples, is found in which African country?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 1572, "qText": "Who played Gene Hunt in the TV series Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes?", "qAns": [ "philip glenister" ] }, { "qId": 1573, "qText": "Who played the character Gene Hunt in the UK TV series 'Life on Mars' and 'Ashes to Ashes'?", "qAns": [ "philip glenister" ] }, { "qId": 1574, "qText": "Which government minister is currently MP for Ashfield?", "qAns": [ "geoff hoon" ] }, { "qId": 1575, "qText": "Ashgabat is the capital of which country, a former Soviet republic in Asia?", "qAns": [ "turkmenistan" ] }, { "qId": 1576, "qText": "Which popular animated characters, first seen in 1996 include many different characters including ones called Ash Ketchum, Tracy Sketchit and Gar Oak?", "qAns": [ "pokemon" ] }, { "qId": 1577, "qText": "Which Indycar racing driver married American actress Ashley Judd in 2001 at Skibo Castle near Dornoch, Scotland?", "qAns": [ "dario franchitti" ] }, { "qId": 1578, "qText": "Who played the role of Ashley Wilkes in Gone With The Wind?", "qAns": [ "leslie howard" ] }, { "qId": 1579, "qText": "James Grieve, Blenheim Orange, Irish Peach, and Ashmead's Kernel are traditional varieties of?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 1580, "qText": "In which English city will you find the Ashmolean museum?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 1581, "qText": "The Ashmolean Museum is Britain's oldest public museum. In which city is it located?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 1582, "qText": "The Ashmolean Museum is in which British city?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 1583, "qText": "The Ashmolean Museum is in which English city?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 1584, "qText": "In which city is the worlds oldest museum - Ashmolian 1679?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 1585, "qText": "Which English league football team play at Ashton Gate?", "qAns": [ "bristol city" ] }, { "qId": 1586, "qText": "The domed folly known as the Ashton Memorial overlooks which English city?", "qAns": [ "lancaster" ] }, { "qId": 1587, "qText": "Which is the largest of the five former Soviet Republics in Central Asia?", "qAns": [ "kazakhstan" ] }, { "qId": 1588, "qText": "Bukit Timah is the highest point in which Republic of Southeast Asia?", "qAns": [ "singapore" ] }, { "qId": 1589, "qText": "Trivandrum Airport is located in which Asia country?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 1590, "qText": "Among the countries in Asia, which one has the most Christians?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 1591, "qText": "Besides the Caucasus, what mountain range forms the border of Europe and Asia?", "qAns": [ "ural mountains" ] }, { "qId": 1592, "qText": "Which American Nobel Laureate wrote 'The Sound And The Fury' and 'As I Lay Dying'?", "qAns": [ "william faulkner" ] }, { "qId": 1593, "qText": "Which once-successful hosiery company was set up by Asil Nadir?", "qAns": [ "polly peck" ] }, { "qId": 1594, "qText": "Which company devised a walking robot called Asimo?", "qAns": [ "honda" ] }, { "qId": 1595, "qText": "Which was the first part of the autobiographical trilogy, completed by 'As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning' and 'A Moment Of War'?", "qAns": [ "cider with rosie" ] }, { "qId": 1596, "qText": "Who hosted the TV quiz show `Ask The Family`?", "qAns": [ "robert robinson" ] }, { "qId": 1597, "qText": "Who presented Ask The Family in the 1970s?", "qAns": [ "robert robinson" ] }, { "qId": 1598, "qText": "Who presented the original run of the UK television quiz show 'Ask the Family'?", "qAns": [ "robert robinson" ] }, { "qId": 1599, "qText": "In the film 'The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe', who is the voice of 'Aslan'?", "qAns": [ "liam neeson" ] }, { "qId": 1600, "qText": "Asmara is the capital city of which African country?", "qAns": [ "eritrea" ] }, { "qId": 1601, "qText": "Which country, the capital of which is Asmara, had the King of Ethiopia as its king from 1952?", "qAns": [ "eritrea" ] }, { "qId": 1602, "qText": "Mount Aso has the world's largest active volcanic crater. In which country is it situated?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 1603, "qText": "Asperger's Syndrome is a milder version of which disorder?", "qAns": [ "autism" ] }, { "qId": 1604, "qText": "In which country would you find the region of Assam?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 1605, "qText": "Who was the 16th president of the U.S.A.,assasinated in 1865?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 1606, "qText": "In which city was US president John F Kennedy assassinated on 22 November 1963?", "qAns": [ "dallas" ] }, { "qId": 1607, "qText": "Which Israeli Prime Minister was assassinated in Tel Aviv in 1995?", "qAns": [ "yitzhak rabin" ] }, { "qId": 1608, "qText": "In which US city was Dr Martin Luther King assassinated in 1968?", "qAns": [ "memphis" ] }, { "qId": 1609, "qText": "Who was assassinated on the Ides of March?", "qAns": [ "julius caesar" ] }, { "qId": 1610, "qText": "Sirhan Sirhan was convicted of the assassination of whom?", "qAns": [ "robert f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 1611, "qText": "The assassination of which Austrian royalty precipitated World War I?", "qAns": [ "archduke franz ferdinand of austria" ] }, { "qId": 1612, "qText": "28th June, 1914, saw the assassination of Austrian Archduke, Franz Ferdinand, the triggering event of World War 1. In which European city were the Archduke and his wife, did the assassination take place?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 1613, "qText": "In which capital city did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand trigger World War I?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 1614, "qText": "Who was found guilty of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in 1963?", "qAns": [ "sirhan sirhan" ] }, { "qId": 1615, "qText": "October 27, 1858 saw the birth of what total badass, who spent time as New York City Police Commissioner, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, 33rd Governor of New York, and 25th Vice President of the US, before going on to a few other impressive jobs?", "qAns": [ "theodore roosevelt" ] }, { "qId": 1616, "qText": "Nicknamed Dr. Death, what famed American assisted suicide activist, who passed on this last week, spent 8 years in prison on a second degree murder charge?", "qAns": [ "jack kevorkian" ] }, { "qId": 1617, "qText": "Now considered one of the top legal minds on the court, the confirmation hearing for what current associate Supreme Court justice was marred by accusations of sexual harassment from attorney Anita Hill?", "qAns": [ "clarence thomas" ] }, { "qId": 1618, "qText": "Which city was the capital of the ancient nation of Assyria?", "qAns": [ "nineveh" ] }, { "qId": 1619, "qText": "Which was the capital city of the Assyrian Empire?", "qAns": [ "nineveh" ] }, { "qId": 1620, "qText": "What was the capital of the ancient Assyrian civilisation?", "qAns": [ "nineveh" ] }, { "qId": 1621, "qText": "The 2009 biographical film The Last Station starring Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren is about the last year in the life of which literary figure who died in 1910 at Astapovo train station?", "qAns": [ "leo tolstoy" ] }, { "qId": 1622, "qText": "The Jagger-Richard song 'As Tears Go By' was the first hit for whom?", "qAns": [ "marianne faithfull" ] }, { "qId": 1623, "qText": "In the cartoon books, what is the name of the druid that provides potions for Asterix?", "qAns": [ "getafix" ] }, { "qId": 1624, "qText": "What is the name of the village druid in the comic strip 'Asterix'?", "qAns": [ "getafix" ] }, { "qId": 1625, "qText": "What is the name of the village fishmonger in the 'Asterix' series of cartoons?", "qAns": [ "unhygienix" ] }, { "qId": 1626, "qText": "Which celestial body is the only dwarf planet and largest asteroid found in the inner solar system?", "qAns": [ "ceres" ] }, { "qId": 1627, "qText": "What is the largest object in the asteroid belt?", "qAns": [ "ceres" ] }, { "qId": 1628, "qText": "Who played Sam the piano player and sang As Time Goes By in the film Casablanca?", "qAns": [ "dooley wilson" ] }, { "qId": 1629, "qText": "Which 1942 film features the line Play it Sam, play 'As time goes by'?", "qAns": [ "casablanca" ] }, { "qId": 1630, "qText": "Who played Lionel Hardcastle in the TV series 'As Time Goes By'?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey palmer" ] }, { "qId": 1631, "qText": "Who played the part of 'Jimmy' in the 1970s TV comedy 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin', going on to further success in 'As Time Goes By'?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey palmer" ] }, { "qId": 1632, "qText": "In which movie did Bond first drive an Aston Martin DB5?", "qAns": [ "goldfinger" ] }, { "qId": 1633, "qText": "Aston Merrygold is/was a member of which boy band?", "qAns": [ "jls" ] }, { "qId": 1634, "qText": "Who has managed the football teams West Bromich Albion, Manchester United, Atletico Madrid, Sheffield Wednesday, Aston Villa and Coventry?", "qAns": [ "ron atkinson" ] }, { "qId": 1635, "qText": "Which Irish-born singer/songwriter released the albums Astral Weeks, What's Wrong With This Picture, Magic Time, etc?", "qAns": [ "van morrison" ] }, { "qId": 1636, "qText": "Who recorded the 1968 album 'Astral Weeks'?", "qAns": [ "van morrison" ] }, { "qId": 1637, "qText": "Which female singer starred as Astrid Peth in the 2007 'Dr Who' Christmas special?", "qAns": [ "kylie minogue" ] }, { "qId": 1638, "qText": "What is the name of the astromech droid companion of Anakin Skywalker, Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars franchise?", "qAns": [ "r2-d2" ] }, { "qId": 1639, "qText": "Feb 15, 1564 saw the birth of what famed Italian physicist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher, who discovered the first 4 moons of Jupiter?", "qAns": [ "galileo galilei" ] }, { "qId": 1640, "qText": "Which branch of astronomy studies radiation with wavelengths greater than approximately one millimetre?", "qAns": [ "radio astronomy" ] }, { "qId": 1641, "qText": "What is the name for the branch of astronomy that relates to precise measurements and explanations of the positions and movements of celestial bodies?", "qAns": [ "astrometry" ] }, { "qId": 1642, "qText": "Asuncion is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "paraguay" ] }, { "qId": 1643, "qText": "An Aswang, or Asuwang, is a mythical vampire-like creature in the folklore of which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 1644, "qText": "Which novel by Thomas Hardytakes its title from a line in Shakespeare's 'As You Like It'?", "qAns": [ "under the greenwood tree" ] }, { "qId": 1645, "qText": "What was the name of the Jester in As You Like It?", "qAns": [ "touchstone" ] }, { "qId": 1646, "qText": "Asyut, Hurghada and Kom Ombo are cities in which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 1647, "qText": "The Atacama area on the Pacific coast of South America is best characterised as what?", "qAns": [ "desert" ] }, { "qId": 1648, "qText": "In which country would you be if you were trudging over the Atacama Desert?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 1649, "qText": "Where would you find the Atacama Desert?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 1650, "qText": "In which Italian city does the Serie A football team Atalanta play its home games?", "qAns": [ "bergamo" ] }, { "qId": 1651, "qText": "Which member of The A Team played Clubber Lang in Rocky III?", "qAns": [ "mr. t" ] }, { "qId": 1652, "qText": "Played by Dirk Benedict in the series and Bradley Cooper in the movie, by what nickname was Templeton Peck known on The A-Team?", "qAns": [ "templeton peck" ] }, { "qId": 1653, "qText": "The Athabasca oil sands are large deposits of heavy crude oil located in which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 1654, "qText": "Athena is the Greek counterpart of which Roman goddess?", "qAns": [ "minerva" ] }, { "qId": 1655, "qText": "The Greeks called her Athena, what was the Roman name for this Goddess?", "qAns": [ "minerva" ] }, { "qId": 1656, "qText": "What is the name of the temple on the Athenian Acropolis?", "qAns": [ "parthenon" ] }, { "qId": 1657, "qText": "In which Irish county is the district of Connemara and the town of Athenry?", "qAns": [ "galway" ] }, { "qId": 1658, "qText": "To which Greek goddess was the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens dedicated?", "qAns": [ "athena" ] }, { "qId": 1659, "qText": "The Parthenon in Athens stands on which hill?", "qAns": [ "acropolis of athens" ] }, { "qId": 1660, "qText": "Which British athlete won a Gold Medal in the heptathlon at the 2009 IAAF World Championships in Berlin?", "qAns": [ "jessica ennis" ] }, { "qId": 1661, "qText": "Whose recent book is called 'At Home: A Short History of Private Life'?", "qAns": [ "bill bryson" ] }, { "qId": 1662, "qText": "Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are collectively known as whom?", "qAns": [ "the three musketeers" ] }, { "qId": 1663, "qText": "Atlanta is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "georgia" ] }, { "qId": 1664, "qText": "Complete the name of the US baseball team the Atlanta _______.?", "qAns": [ "atlanta braves" ] }, { "qId": 1665, "qText": "Which US tennis player won the Australian, Wimbledon and French Women's Singles in 1999, also the Gold Medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "lindsay davenport" ] }, { "qId": 1666, "qText": "Which country has 6 time zones called Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern, Atlantic and Newfoundland?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 1667, "qText": "Atlas is a moon of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 1668, "qText": "Played by Paul Johansson in the recent movie, what is the name of the hero in Ayn Rand's seminal classic Atlas Shrugged?", "qAns": [ "john galt" ] }, { "qId": 1669, "qText": "Who released the 1970 album called Atom Heart Mother?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 1670, "qText": "Which US band had hits with Call Me, Atomic and Heart of Glass?", "qAns": [ "blondie" ] }, { "qId": 1671, "qText": "Although it was headquartered at Oak Ridge, TN, and the University of Chicago, what was the name of the WWII project that created the atomic bomb?", "qAns": [ "manhattan project" ] }, { "qId": 1672, "qText": "The Trinity test site, outside of Alamogordo, NM, saw the first test of the atomic bomb on July 16, 1945. Headed by J. Robert Oppenheimer, what was the name of the project that developed the bomb?", "qAns": [ "manhattan project" ] }, { "qId": 1673, "qText": "In which European city is the Atomium?", "qAns": [ "brussels" ] }, { "qId": 1674, "qText": "In which Europeancity would you find the giant monument called 'The Atomium'?", "qAns": [ "brussels" ] }, { "qId": 1675, "qText": "Atonement, Enduring Love and Solar are all novels by which Author?", "qAns": [ "ian mcewan" ] }, { "qId": 1676, "qText": "Known for their thumbs up/thumbs down review summaries, who hosted Sneak Previews (on PBS) and later At the Movies, along with Rogert Ebert, until his death in 1999?", "qAns": [ "gene siskel" ] }, { "qId": 1677, "qText": "Nominated by Bill Clinton, who, in 1993, became the first female Attorney General of the USA?", "qAns": [ "janet reno" ] }, { "qId": 1678, "qText": "Who was the first female US Attorney General?", "qAns": [ "janet reno" ] }, { "qId": 1679, "qText": "At which ground in Auckland will the final of the Rugby Union World Cup be played on the 23rd of this month?", "qAns": [ "eden park" ] }, { "qId": 1680, "qText": "Who won Best Spoken Word Album Grammy Awards in 2006 and 2008 for abridged audiobook versions of his books Dreams from My Father and The Audacity of Hope?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 1681, "qText": "Who wrote The Audacity of Hope?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 1682, "qText": "What musical has the characters Christian, Satine, Harold Zidler, The Duke of Monroth, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, The Narcoleptic Argentinean, The Doctor, China Doll, Audrey, Nini Legs-in-the-Air and La Petite Princesse?", "qAns": [ "moulin rouge!" ] }, { "qId": 1683, "qText": "For which film did Audrey Hepburn win her only Oscar (Academy Award)?", "qAns": [ "roman holiday" ] }, { "qId": 1684, "qText": "What was the name of Audrey Hepburn`s character in the 1964 film `My Fair Lady`?", "qAns": [ "eliza doolittle" ] }, { "qId": 1685, "qText": "The name of which classic film (starring Audrey Hepburn) was also the title of a 1996 hit record for the group 'Deep Blue Something'?", "qAns": [ "breakfast at tiffany's" ] }, { "qId": 1686, "qText": "Actress Audrey Hepburn sang 'Moon River' in which 1961 film?", "qAns": [ "breakfast at tiffany's" ] }, { "qId": 1687, "qText": "Which stage musical features 'Audrey II', the man-eating plant?", "qAns": [ "little shop of horrors" ] }, { "qId": 1688, "qText": "Where is the airline Augusta Airways based?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 1689, "qText": "Augusta is the state capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "maine" ] }, { "qId": 1690, "qText": "Augusta is the capital of which American state?", "qAns": [ "maine" ] }, { "qId": 1691, "qText": "Which writer created the fictional detective Auguste Dupin?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 1692, "qText": "Augusto Pinochet was the ruler of which country?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 1693, "qText": "General Augusto Pinochet was the former dictator of which South American country?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 1694, "qText": "Who immediately succeeded Augustus as Emperor of Rome?", "qAns": [ "tiberius" ] }, { "qId": 1695, "qText": "Octavian who became Augustus, and Lepidus were two of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43BC. Who was the third?", "qAns": [ "mark antony" ] }, { "qId": 1696, "qText": "Following the death of Augustus in AD14, who became the second Roman Emperor?", "qAns": [ "tiberius" ] }, { "qId": 1697, "qText": "Name Charles Dickens' first novel, featuring the characters Nathaniel Winkle, Augustus Snodgrass and 'the fat boy' Joe?", "qAns": [ "the pickwick papers" ] }, { "qId": 1698, "qText": "What Scottish poet wrote Auld Lang Syne?", "qAns": [ "robert burns" ] }, { "qId": 1699, "qText": "Who wrote the words for Auld Lang Syne?", "qAns": [ "robert burns" ] }, { "qId": 1700, "qText": "Auld Reekie is the nickname for which Scottish city?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 1701, "qText": "In which book did Aunt Ada Doom see 'something nasty in the woodshed'?", "qAns": [ "cold comfort farm" ] }, { "qId": 1702, "qText": "Which constellation, that lies between Taurus to the west and the dim Cancer to the east, with Auriga and Lynx to the north and Monoceros and Canis Minor to the south, is associated with the myth of Castor and Pollux, collectively known as the Dioscuri?", "qAns": [ "gemini" ] }, { "qId": 1703, "qText": "Aurora was the Roman goddess of the dawn, who was her Greek counterpart?", "qAns": [ "eos" ] }, { "qId": 1704, "qText": "Who is the Greek equivalent of Aurora, the Roman Goddess of the Dawn?", "qAns": [ "eos" ] }, { "qId": 1705, "qText": "The 1996 movie The Evening Star starring Shirley MacLaine who reprises the role of Aurora Greenway is a sequel to which Oscar-winning movie of the 1980s?", "qAns": [ "terms of endearment" ] }, { "qId": 1706, "qText": "In which city would you find the Neva River, Nevsky Prospect and the ship The Aurora?", "qAns": [ "saint petersburg" ] }, { "qId": 1707, "qText": "In which country was the notorious concentration camp Auschwitz?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 1708, "qText": "Auskerry, Burray and Cava are part of which Scottish island group?", "qAns": [ "orkney" ] }, { "qId": 1709, "qText": "to which group of Scottish islands do 'Auskerry, Burray and Cava' belong?", "qAns": [ "orkney" ] }, { "qId": 1710, "qText": "Which German writer completed his magisterial final novel 'Austerlitz' just weeks prior to his death in a car crash in 2001?", "qAns": [ "w. g. sebald" ] }, { "qId": 1711, "qText": "Austin is the state capitol of which US State?", "qAns": [ "texas" ] }, { "qId": 1712, "qText": "Which Madonna hit of the 1990s was taken from the soundtrack to the film Austin Powers 2?", "qAns": [ "beautiful stranger" ] }, { "qId": 1713, "qText": "Who plays Dr Evil the nemesis of Austin Powers in the Austin Powers series of films?", "qAns": [ "mike myers" ] }, { "qId": 1714, "qText": "What is the name of Austin Powers' twin brother?", "qAns": [ "dr. evil" ] }, { "qId": 1715, "qText": "What is the full title of the first Austin Powers film?", "qAns": [ "austin powers: international man of mystery" ] }, { "qId": 1716, "qText": "What is the offficial language of Australia?", "qAns": [ "english" ] }, { "qId": 1717, "qText": "On 24 June 2010 Julia Gillard was elected to the leadership of her party and therefore became Prime Minister of Australia. Who was the previous Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "kevin rudd" ] }, { "qId": 1718, "qText": "Who was the first Prime Minister of Australia?", "qAns": [ "edmund barton" ] }, { "qId": 1719, "qText": "Who was elected Prime Minister of Australia in March 1983?", "qAns": [ "bob hawke" ] }, { "qId": 1720, "qText": "Who is currently the Prime Minister of Australia?", "qAns": [ "kevin rudd" ] }, { "qId": 1721, "qText": "Who became Prime Minister of Australia last month?", "qAns": [ "julia gillard" ] }, { "qId": 1722, "qText": "Succeeding Kevin Rudd in 2013, who is the current Prime Minister of Australia?", "qAns": [ "tony abbott" ] }, { "qId": 1723, "qText": "Who was Prime Minister of Australia at the outbreak of World War I?", "qAns": [ "andrew fisher" ] }, { "qId": 1724, "qText": "Alphabetically, which is the last state in Australia?", "qAns": [ "western australia" ] }, { "qId": 1725, "qText": "The most northerly part of mainland Australia is in which state?", "qAns": [ "queensland" ] }, { "qId": 1726, "qText": "The federal government of Australia moved to what new, purpose-built, planned, capital city in 1927?", "qAns": [ "canberra" ] }, { "qId": 1727, "qText": "What is the capital of Australia?", "qAns": [ "canberra" ] }, { "qId": 1728, "qText": "What is Australia's internet prefix?", "qAns": [ "au" ] }, { "qId": 1729, "qText": "What is the national anthem of Australia ?", "qAns": [ "advance australia fair" ] }, { "qId": 1730, "qText": "Which country is the nearest neighbour of Australia?", "qAns": [ "papua new guinea" ] }, { "qId": 1731, "qText": "What is the highest mountain in Australia?", "qAns": [ "mount kosciuszko" ] }, { "qId": 1732, "qText": "What is the biggest city in central Australia?", "qAns": [ "alice springs" ] }, { "qId": 1733, "qText": "Which city is the most easterly in Australia ?", "qAns": [ "brisbane" ] }, { "qId": 1734, "qText": "Where is the area of 127,000 square kilometres (49,000 sq miles) in central South Australia, where public are not admitted under Australian Defence Force regulations?", "qAns": [ "woomera" ] }, { "qId": 1735, "qText": "What is the longest river in Australia?", "qAns": [ "murray river" ] }, { "qId": 1736, "qText": "One of the earliest European explorers to reach Australia and New Zealand has which island named after him?", "qAns": [ "tasmania" ] }, { "qId": 1737, "qText": "What is the second biggest city in Australia?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 1738, "qText": "Ricky Ponting represented Australia in what sport?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 1739, "qText": "What is the date of Australia Day?", "qAns": [ "january 26" ] }, { "qId": 1740, "qText": "What is the Australian equivalent of the mythical beast known in the U.S. as Bigfoot and in the Himalayas as the yeti ?", "qAns": [ "yowie" ] }, { "qId": 1741, "qText": "Who is the current Australian prime minister ?", "qAns": [ "julia gillard" ] }, { "qId": 1742, "qText": "Which Australian Prime Minister famously disappeared whilst swimming off the coast of Victoria on December 17th 1967?", "qAns": [ "harold holt" ] }, { "qId": 1743, "qText": "Taking office on April 26th 1939, then again on December 19th 1949, who was Australian Prime minister at the start of World War Two?", "qAns": [ "robert menzies" ] }, { "qId": 1744, "qText": "In which Australian state is one of the southern hemisphere's most remarkable sites, Ayers Rock?", "qAns": [ "northern territory" ] }, { "qId": 1745, "qText": "Australian Capital Territory is entirely surrounded by what state?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 1746, "qText": "Which state surrounds the Australian Capital territory including the capital Canberra?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 1747, "qText": "Where is the Australian parliament based?", "qAns": [ "canberra" ] }, { "qId": 1748, "qText": "What is the Australian National Anthem?", "qAns": [ "advance australia fair" ] }, { "qId": 1749, "qText": "What is the southern-most Australian state capital?", "qAns": [ "hobart" ] }, { "qId": 1750, "qText": "In which Australian state is the town of Newcastle?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 1751, "qText": "The wine-producing region of Hunter Valley is in which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 1752, "qText": "The Whitsunday Islands lieoff the coast of which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "queensland" ] }, { "qId": 1753, "qText": "Which Australian city shares its name with the wife of William IV?", "qAns": [ "adelaide" ] }, { "qId": 1754, "qText": "Who was the last Australian to win the Men's Singles at Wimbledon?", "qAns": [ "lleyton hewitt" ] }, { "qId": 1755, "qText": "What nickname is given to the Australian Association Football International team?", "qAns": [ "australia national soccer team" ] }, { "qId": 1756, "qText": "What Australian dame is actually a man?", "qAns": [ "dame edna everage" ] }, { "qId": 1757, "qText": "Who replaced Mickey Arthur as coach of the Australian cricket team in June?", "qAns": [ "darren lehmann" ] }, { "qId": 1758, "qText": "Which Swedish tennis player never won the men's singles title at Wimbledon, but during the 1980s won the US Open once, the French Open twice and the Australian Open three times?", "qAns": [ "mats wilander" ] }, { "qId": 1759, "qText": "In 2010, who became the first person to win the Women's Singles title at the Australian Open tennis tournament 5 times?", "qAns": [ "serena williams" ] }, { "qId": 1760, "qText": "Which unseeded player won this year's Ladies Australian Open Tennis Championship?", "qAns": [ "serena williams" ] }, { "qId": 1761, "qText": "What is the collective name for the islands with a land area of 4,167 squ km (1,622 squ miles) over 2,500,000 squ km (965,255 squ miles) of ocean, made up of several groups of islands, including the Austral Islands, the Marquesas, the Society Islands and the Tuamotu Archipelago?", "qAns": [ "french polynesia" ] }, { "qId": 1762, "qText": "What is the capital of Austria?", "qAns": [ "vienna" ] }, { "qId": 1763, "qText": "Which city, previously the Roman town of Vindobona, became the capital of the Duchy of Austria in 1156 and the capital of Hapsburg power base in the 13th century?", "qAns": [ "vienna" ] }, { "qId": 1764, "qText": "What was the currency of Austria before the Euro?", "qAns": [ "austrian schilling" ] }, { "qId": 1765, "qText": "Which country has Slovakia to the north, The Ukraine and Romania to the east, Serbia & Montenegro and Croatia to the south, and Austria to the west?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 1766, "qText": "Which European country has land borders with Austria, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine, Poland and the Czech Republic?", "qAns": [ "slovakia" ] }, { "qId": 1767, "qText": "Which country is bordered by Italy, Austria, Croatia and Hungary?", "qAns": [ "slovenia" ] }, { "qId": 1768, "qText": "Which European country has land borders with Austria, Hungary, Italy and Croatia?", "qAns": [ "slovenia" ] }, { "qId": 1769, "qText": "What is the highest mountain in Austria?", "qAns": [ "grossglockner" ] }, { "qId": 1770, "qText": "What is the name of Austria's highest mountain?", "qAns": [ "grossglockner" ] }, { "qId": 1771, "qText": "Which mountain range stretches from Austria and Slovenia in the east, through Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Germany to France in the west?", "qAns": [ "alps" ] }, { "qId": 1772, "qText": "Which river flows through or forms the border of Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine?", "qAns": [ "danube" ] }, { "qId": 1773, "qText": "Which country lies to the north of Austria and to the south of Poland?", "qAns": [ "czech republic" ] }, { "qId": 1774, "qText": "In 1818, the Austrian Franz Gruber composed his only published work, the music to a poem by the curate of his church; by what name do we know this Christmas carol?", "qAns": [ "silent night" ] }, { "qId": 1775, "qText": "What state, earlier known as the Bohemian Kingdom and part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the time of the Empire's dissolution at the end of World War I, was formed in 1918?", "qAns": [ "czechoslovakia" ] }, { "qId": 1776, "qText": "Which jockey won the 2007 Derby at Epsom on 'Authorized', at his fifteenth attempt?", "qAns": [ "frankie dettori" ] }, { "qId": 1777, "qText": "What autism spectrum disorder was first identified in 1944 due to a study of children who lacked nonverbal communication skills, demonstrated limited empathy with their peers, and were physically clumsy?", "qAns": [ "asperger syndrome" ] }, { "qId": 1778, "qText": "What American actor, born on Dec 8, 1936, was equally famous for his role as Caine on TVs Kung Fu and for dying in a Bangkok hotel closet in a case of autoerotic asphyxiation gone awry?", "qAns": [ "david carradine" ] }, { "qId": 1779, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does the character 'Autolycus' appear?", "qAns": [ "the winter's tale" ] }, { "qId": 1780, "qText": "Which band released the 1990s album Automatic for the People?", "qAns": [ "rem" ] }, { "qId": 1781, "qText": "On August 12, 1908, the first of over 15 million of what landmark automobile rolled off the assembly line?", "qAns": [ "ford model t" ] }, { "qId": 1782, "qText": "Who sang, 'Autumn Almanac' in 1967?", "qAns": [ "the kinks" ] }, { "qId": 1783, "qText": "Orphelia, Autumn Leaves and Bubbles are 3 of the famous works of which artist?", "qAns": [ "john everett millais" ] }, { "qId": 1784, "qText": "Who played Ava Gardner in The Aviator?", "qAns": [ "kate beckinsale" ] }, { "qId": 1785, "qText": "Which 1954 film starring Ava Gardner and Humphrey Bogart, was about a Spanish dancer who becomes a Hollywood film star?", "qAns": [ "the barefoot contessa" ] }, { "qId": 1786, "qText": "Which bandleader married both Ava Gardner and Lana Turner?", "qAns": [ "artie shaw" ] }, { "qId": 1787, "qText": "Which group recorded the 70s and 80s albums 'Street Life' and 'Avalon'?", "qAns": [ "roxy music" ] }, { "qId": 1788, "qText": "Who wrote, co-produced and directed the 2009 film 'Avatar'?", "qAns": [ "james cameron" ] }, { "qId": 1789, "qText": "Who wrote, produced and directed epic film, Avatar?", "qAns": [ "james cameron" ] }, { "qId": 1790, "qText": "Who wrote, produced and directed the 2009 film 'Avatar'?", "qAns": [ "james cameron" ] }, { "qId": 1791, "qText": "Who played Frank Spencer's long suffering wife Betty in the TV series Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em?", "qAns": [ "michele dotrice" ] }, { "qId": 1792, "qText": "Published in 1826 whose song, a rendition of 'Ave Maria', is classified as Opus 52 no 6?", "qAns": [ "franz schubert" ] }, { "qId": 1793, "qText": "In the movie The Avengers, which superhero uses a bow and arrow?", "qAns": [ "hawkeye" ] }, { "qId": 1794, "qText": "Who played 'Emma Peel' in the 1998 film 'The Avengers'?", "qAns": [ "uma thurman" ] }, { "qId": 1795, "qText": "Who played the part of Cathy Gale in the Avengers?", "qAns": [ "honor blackman" ] }, { "qId": 1796, "qText": "Played by Patrick Newell, who was John Steed and Tara King's boss in The Avengers?", "qAns": [ "mother" ] }, { "qId": 1797, "qText": "Which car company launched the Avensis model in 2015?", "qAns": [ "toyota" ] }, { "qId": 1798, "qText": "In which city would you find the following; Aventine, Caelian, Capitoline, Esquiline, Palatine, Quirinal and Viminal?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 1799, "qText": "Which city, mythically founded by a twin saved by a she-wolf, was built on the seven hills, east of the River Tiber called Aventine, Caelian, Capitoline, Esquiline, Palatine, Quirinal and Viminal?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 1800, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produces models called 'Aveo' and 'Epica'?", "qAns": [ "chevrolet" ] }, { "qId": 1801, "qText": "Avian influenza affects which type of creatures?", "qAns": [ "bird" ] }, { "qId": 1802, "qText": "Ghedi and Aviano are towns in which European country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 1803, "qText": "Who directed the film 'The Aviator'?", "qAns": [ "martin scorsese" ] }, { "qId": 1804, "qText": "Who played the role of Howard Hughes in the 2004 film The Aviator?", "qAns": [ "leonardo dicaprio" ] }, { "qId": 1805, "qText": "Leonardo DiCaprio played which billionaire in the 2004 film 'The Aviator'?", "qAns": [ "howard hughes" ] }, { "qId": 1806, "qText": "The 2004 film 'The Aviator' starring Leonardo DiCaprio is a biopic of whom?", "qAns": [ "howard hughes" ] }, { "qId": 1807, "qText": "The Oscar winning film 'Aviator' was about which man?", "qAns": [ "howard hughes" ] }, { "qId": 1808, "qText": "Which country does pop act Avicii come from?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 1809, "qText": "Which is the only Avril Lavigne song to have reached No.1 in the US Billboard Chart?", "qAns": [ "girlfriend" ] }, { "qId": 1810, "qText": "Who wrote the recent book for children Awful Auntie?", "qAns": [ "david walliams" ] }, { "qId": 1811, "qText": "What band is led by singer Axl Rose?", "qAns": [ "guns n' roses" ] }, { "qId": 1812, "qText": "The independentist forces led by Antonio Jose de Sucre, which country's independence was won at the 1824 'Battle of Ayacucho '?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 1813, "qText": "In 2010, actress Ayda Field married which British entertainer?", "qAns": [ "robbie williams" ] }, { "qId": 1814, "qText": "Who has been romantically linked to Turkish-American actress Ayda Field since 2004?", "qAns": [ "robbie williams" ] }, { "qId": 1815, "qText": "Which land-locked country has the most official languages in the world at 34 including Spanish, Aymara and Quechua?", "qAns": [ "bolivia" ] }, { "qId": 1816, "qText": "In which country is Ayres Rock?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 1817, "qText": "At which Grand prix circuit was Ayrton Senna killed in 1994?", "qAns": [ "imola" ] }, { "qId": 1818, "qText": "Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna died while leading the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix at which motor racing circuit?", "qAns": [ "imola" ] }, { "qId": 1819, "qText": "In which country was former motor racing driver Ayrton Senna born?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 1820, "qText": "What medieval Islamic dynasty was founded in 1250 in Egypt and Syria by slave soldiers who deposed the Ayyubids?", "qAns": [ "mamluk dynasty" ] }, { "qId": 1821, "qText": "The Azadi sports stadium is in which country?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 1822, "qText": "The Caspian Sea has borders with five countries. Which is missing from this list - Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 1823, "qText": "What is the capital of Azerbaijan?", "qAns": [ "baku" ] }, { "qId": 1824, "qText": "What is the capital city of Azerbaijan?", "qAns": [ "baku" ] }, { "qId": 1825, "qText": "What is the capital of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan?", "qAns": [ "baku" ] }, { "qId": 1826, "qText": "From the 15th century onward, which country took control of Ceuta (North Africa), Madeira, the Azores, Goa (India), Brazil, Ormuz (in the Persian Strait), Malacca (now part of Malaysia) and Macau (China)?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 1827, "qText": "The Azores island group is administered by which country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 1828, "qText": "The bands R.E.M. and the B52s both come from which town in Georgia?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 1829, "qText": "Who wrote the aria O mio babbino caro?", "qAns": [ "giacomo puccini" ] }, { "qId": 1830, "qText": "Who wrote The Sheep Pig, that was made into the film Babe?", "qAns": [ "dick king-smith" ] }, { "qId": 1831, "qText": "The 1995 film Babe was inspired by which Dick King-Smith novel?", "qAns": [ "the sheep-pig" ] }, { "qId": 1832, "qText": "Babe Ruth played for which Major League Baseball team in 1936?", "qAns": [ "boston braves" ] }, { "qId": 1833, "qText": "Which band had a hit album in 2012 with Babel?", "qAns": [ "mumford and sons" ] }, { "qId": 1834, "qText": "1936 saw Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, Christy Mathewson and Walter Johnson the first inductees into what?", "qAns": [ "national baseball hall of fame and museum" ] }, { "qId": 1835, "qText": "With which sport is Babe Ruth associated?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 1836, "qText": "With which sport was American Babe Ruth most commonly associated?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 1837, "qText": "Which team has not won a World Series since Babe Ruth stopped pitching for them?", "qAns": [ "boston red sox" ] }, { "qId": 1838, "qText": "The winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film 1987, Babette's Feast, was set in, and filmed by, what country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 1839, "qText": "What was the secret identity of the comic book character Babs Gordon?", "qAns": [ "batgirl" ] }, { "qId": 1840, "qText": "The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care?", "qAns": [ "benjamin spock" ] }, { "qId": 1841, "qText": "What was the name of the American pediatrician whose book Baby and Child Care, was published in 1946?", "qAns": [ "benjamin spock" ] }, { "qId": 1842, "qText": "What is a baby seal called?", "qAns": [ "pup" ] }, { "qId": 1843, "qText": "Which US singer had hits with 'Crazy in Love' and 'Baby Boy'?", "qAns": [ "beyonce knowles" ] }, { "qId": 1844, "qText": "Father and son Baby Doc Duvalier and Papa Doc Duvalier spent 30 years as leaders of which country?", "qAns": [ "haiti" ] }, { "qId": 1845, "qText": "In which modern day country is the ancient city of Babylon?", "qAns": [ "iraq" ] }, { "qId": 1846, "qText": "Which group had a hit with 'Baby Love' in 1964?", "qAns": [ "supremes" ] }, { "qId": 1847, "qText": "Who was the Greek God of wine, equivalent to the Roman God Bacchus?", "qAns": [ "dionysus" ] }, { "qId": 1848, "qText": "What is the Greek name for Bacchus the god of wine and revelry?", "qAns": [ "dionysus" ] }, { "qId": 1849, "qText": "Which Director links the films, 'Far And Away', 'Backdraft' and 'The Grinch Who Stole Christmas'?", "qAns": [ "ron howard" ] }, { "qId": 1850, "qText": "Which boyband had a top 10 hit in 1995 with Back for Good?", "qAns": [ "take that" ] }, { "qId": 1851, "qText": "Which Australian band released their album 'Back in Black' in July 1980?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 1852, "qText": "Which pop group recorded the hit album 'Back In Black' in 1980?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 1853, "qText": "Bees, Woozles, Jagulars, and the Backson are minor characters in which author's famous stories?", "qAns": [ "a. a. milne" ] }, { "qId": 1854, "qText": "'Back to Bedlam' was the debut album for which British singer?", "qAns": [ "james blunt" ] }, { "qId": 1855, "qText": " 'Back to Bedlam' was the debut album for which British singer?", "qAns": [ "james blunt" ] }, { "qId": 1856, "qText": "Who had a hit album with Back to Bedlam in 2005?", "qAns": [ "james blunt" ] }, { "qId": 1857, "qText": "Following which singer's death last year did the album 'Back To Black' top the UK charts for three weeks?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 1858, "qText": "Which late English singer released albums entitled 'Frank' and 'Back to Black'?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 1859, "qText": "Whose 2006 album Back to Black had 6 Grammy Award nominations and five wins, tying the record for the most wins by a female artist in a single night, and made her the first British singer to win 5 Grammys?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 1860, "qText": "Which singer recorded the very successful album 'Back to Black'?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 1861, "qText": "Who directed Back To The Future?", "qAns": [ "robert zemeckis" ] }, { "qId": 1862, "qText": "Who directed the 1985 film Back To The Future?", "qAns": [ "robert zemeckis" ] }, { "qId": 1863, "qText": "Who directed the film `Back To The Future`?", "qAns": [ "robert zemeckis" ] }, { "qId": 1864, "qText": "Which star of the Back To The Future movies appeared in Caroline In the City?", "qAns": [ "lea thompson" ] }, { "qId": 1865, "qText": "Who played 'Marty McFly' in the 'Back To The Future' films?", "qAns": [ "michael j. fox" ] }, { "qId": 1866, "qText": "Which Chuck Berry song is performed by Marty McFly at the end of the film Back to the Future?", "qAns": [ "johnny b. goode" ] }, { "qId": 1867, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Christopher Lloyd in the Back to The Future series of films?", "qAns": [ "emmett brown" ] }, { "qId": 1868, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Michael J Fox in the Back To The Future series of films?", "qAns": [ "marty mcfly" ] }, { "qId": 1869, "qText": "Michael J Fox played which character in the Back to the Future trilogy (1985-1990)?", "qAns": [ "marty mcfly" ] }, { "qId": 1870, "qText": "In which war did the Sack of Badajoz takeplace?", "qAns": [ "peninsular war" ] }, { "qId": 1871, "qText": "Who recorded albums called `Dangerous` and `Bad`?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 1872, "qText": "Who released the albums Sentimental Journey, Goodnight Vienna, Bad Boy, Old Wave and Vertical Man between 1970 and 1999?", "qAns": [ "ringo starr" ] }, { "qId": 1873, "qText": "Who had a 2006 hit with Bad Day?", "qAns": [ "daniel powter" ] }, { "qId": 1874, "qText": "The early days of which sport featured the Renshaw twins, the Baddeley twins and the Doherty brothers?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 1875, "qText": "Who wrote Badjelly The Witch, A Little Pot Boiler and Small Dreams Of A Scorpion?", "qAns": [ "spike milligan" ] }, { "qId": 1876, "qText": "In which state of the USA is the Badlands National Park?", "qAns": [ "south dakota" ] }, { "qId": 1877, "qText": "Which American band had hits with Bad Moon Rising and Proud Mary?", "qAns": [ "creedence clearwater revival" ] }, { "qId": 1878, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Bad Mother's Handbook'?", "qAns": [ "kate long" ] }, { "qId": 1879, "qText": "Bafana Bafana is the name of what country's national soccer team?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 1880, "qText": "Which national football team is nicknamed 'Bafana Bafana'?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 1881, "qText": "'Manam' and 'Bagana' are active volcanoes of which South-East Asian country?", "qAns": [ "papua new guinea" ] }, { "qId": 1882, "qText": "In music a bagatelle is a piece of music composed primarily for which instrument?", "qAns": [ "piano" ] }, { "qId": 1883, "qText": "Which group sang about Baggy Trousers?", "qAns": [ "madness" ] }, { "qId": 1884, "qText": "The regions of Bago, Magway and Yangon are in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "myanmar" ] }, { "qId": 1885, "qText": "Which television scriptwriter created the children's programmes 'The Clangers', 'Ivor the Engine' and 'Bagpuss'?", "qAns": [ "oliver postgate" ] }, { "qId": 1886, "qText": "Who created several children's shows for TV, including Bagpuss, Ivor the Engine and Noggin the Nog?", "qAns": [ "oliver postgate" ] }, { "qId": 1887, "qText": "Where is the Bagram air base?", "qAns": [ "afghanistan" ] }, { "qId": 1888, "qText": "The Museum of Bags and Purses is in which European city?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 1889, "qText": "Bahia was the capital city of which South American city between 1552 and 1763?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 1890, "qText": "What country uses the Baht as its currency?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 1891, "qText": "In which country is Baja California?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 1892, "qText": "The state of Baja California is in which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 1893, "qText": "Baja California is part of which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 1894, "qText": "In pop music, who went for a stroll down 'Baker Street' in 1978?", "qAns": [ "gerry rafferty" ] }, { "qId": 1895, "qText": "In whose books would you find the Baker Street Irregulars?", "qAns": [ "arthur conan doyle" ] }, { "qId": 1896, "qText": "Baklava, a food in Turkish/Central-West Asian cuisine, is a type of?", "qAns": [ "pastry" ] }, { "qId": 1897, "qText": "Baku is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "azerbaijan" ] }, { "qId": 1898, "qText": "The most famous version of Modest Mussorgsky's composition 'Night On A Bald Mountain' was arranged by which fellow composer?", "qAns": [ "nikolai rimsky-korsakov" ] }, { "qId": 1899, "qText": "Baldy Mountain is the highest peak in which range of mountains in New Mexico?", "qAns": [ "sangre de cristo mountains" ] }, { "qId": 1900, "qText": "What is the third major Balearic Island with Majorca and Minorca?", "qAns": [ "ibiza" ] }, { "qId": 1901, "qText": "Which is the fourth largest of the Balearic Islands?", "qAns": [ "formentera" ] }, { "qId": 1902, "qText": "Which is the smallest of the four inhabited Balearic Islands?", "qAns": [ "formentera" ] }, { "qId": 1903, "qText": "What is the largest of the Balearic islands?", "qAns": [ "majorca" ] }, { "qId": 1904, "qText": "Which of the Balearic Islands has a name that means 'biggest'?", "qAns": [ "majorca" ] }, { "qId": 1905, "qText": "What is the second largest of the Balearic Islands ?", "qAns": [ "minorca" ] }, { "qId": 1906, "qText": "In which body of water are the Balearic Islands?", "qAns": [ "mediterranean sea" ] }, { "qId": 1907, "qText": "Balham, Clapham and Peckham are districts of which British city?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 1908, "qText": "What musical featured the songs Some Enchanted Evening and Bali Ha'i?", "qAns": [ "south pacific" ] }, { "qId": 1909, "qText": "Somali, Balinese and Abyssinian breeds of what?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 1910, "qText": "What is the name of the jockey who won the 2011 English Grand National on Ballabriggs?", "qAns": [ "jason maguire" ] }, { "qId": 1911, "qText": "Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol in 1898?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 1912, "qText": "Who wrote the poem ' The Ballad of Reading Gaol'?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 1913, "qText": "Which Faulty Towers character was played by Ballard Berkeley?", "qAns": [ "major gowen" ] }, { "qId": 1914, "qText": "Who invented the ballbarrow and the `Airblade' hand-drier amongst many other things?", "qAns": [ "james dyson" ] }, { "qId": 1915, "qText": "In which country was golf legend Seve Ballesteros born?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 1916, "qText": "What is the translation of the work Le Sacre du Printemps (in ballet)?", "qAns": [ "the rite of spring" ] }, { "qId": 1917, "qText": "What was the first ballet written by Tchaikovsky?", "qAns": [ "swan lake" ] }, { "qId": 1918, "qText": "The Lilac Fairy and Carabosse are two conflicting forces in which Tchaikovsky ballet?", "qAns": [ "sleeping beauty" ] }, { "qId": 1919, "qText": "Who wrote the music for the ballet 'The Three Cornered Hat'?", "qAns": [ "manuel de falla" ] }, { "qId": 1920, "qText": "Who is best known for his ballet scores for La Esmeralda, Ondine, and The Pharaoh's Daughter?", "qAns": [ "cesare pugni" ] }, { "qId": 1921, "qText": "Which composer wrote the music for the ballet 'Mother Goose' in 1910?", "qAns": [ "maurice ravel" ] }, { "qId": 1922, "qText": "Who founded the Ballet Russe?", "qAns": [ "sergei diaghilev" ] }, { "qId": 1923, "qText": "Which of these ballets was not choreographed by George Balanchine?", "qAns": [ "fancy free" ] }, { "qId": 1924, "qText": "Which of these ballets was not written by Tchaikovsky?", "qAns": [ "sleeping beauty" ] }, { "qId": 1925, "qText": "Organisation in the US was co-founded by Ballington Booth?", "qAns": [ "volunteers of america" ] }, { "qId": 1926, "qText": "Who was awarded FIFA's Ballon D'Or in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012?", "qAns": [ "lionel messi" ] }, { "qId": 1927, "qText": "Which human rights activist delivered a speech in Cleveland, Ohio in April 1964 entitled 'The Ballot or the Bullet'?", "qAns": [ "malcolm x" ] }, { "qId": 1928, "qText": "In which county in Northern Ireland are the towns of Ballymena, Larne and Carrickfergus?", "qAns": [ "county antrim" ] }, { "qId": 1929, "qText": "What type of animal is Baloo in the novel 'The Jungle Book' by Rudyard Kipling?", "qAns": [ "bear" ] }, { "qId": 1930, "qText": "How are the novels 'Justine', 'Balthazar', 'Mountolive' and 'Clea' by Lawrence Durrell known collectively?", "qAns": [ "the alexandria quartet" ] }, { "qId": 1931, "qText": "In which UK town or City is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Arts?", "qAns": [ "gateshead" ] }, { "qId": 1932, "qText": "Baltimore is the largest city of which US state?", "qAns": [ "maryland" ] }, { "qId": 1933, "qText": "Baltimore is the largest city in which American state?", "qAns": [ "maryland" ] }, { "qId": 1934, "qText": "Baltusrol Course lies in which US state?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 1935, "qText": "Bamako is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "mali" ] }, { "qId": 1936, "qText": "Which TV cartoon series(later a film) features the children Pebbles and Bam Bam?", "qAns": [ "the flintstones" ] }, { "qId": 1937, "qText": "Which James Bond film features two female bodyguards named Bambi and Thumper ?", "qAns": [ "diamonds are forever" ] }, { "qId": 1938, "qText": "Bambi, Cash, Sick and Summer Holiday were episodes of which comedy series?", "qAns": [ "the young ones" ] }, { "qId": 1939, "qText": "In the film `Bambi`, what is the name of Bambi`s rabbit friend?", "qAns": [ "thumper" ] }, { "qId": 1940, "qText": "Who made the hit comedy version of the Banana Boat Song, and other similar spoofs including versions of Presley's Heartbreak Hotel and Johnnie Ray's Cry?", "qAns": [ "stan freberg" ] }, { "qId": 1941, "qText": "What proper noun links titles by Bjork, Bananarama, Shocking Blue and Mark Wynter?", "qAns": [ "venus" ] }, { "qId": 1942, "qText": "Which Beatles song did Bananarama featuring La Na Nee Nee Noo Noo cover for Red Nose Day in 1989?", "qAns": [ "help" ] }, { "qId": 1943, "qText": "What company owns Old Navy and Banana Republic?", "qAns": [ "the gap" ] }, { "qId": 1944, "qText": "Banco is the sequel to which book, made into an Oscar nominated film starring Steve McQueen in 1973 ?", "qAns": [ "papillon" ] }, { "qId": 1945, "qText": "'Band of Joy' is the latest album (2010) for which artist?", "qAns": [ "robert plant" ] }, { "qId": 1946, "qText": "First used for test match cricket on 10 November 2000, the Bangabandhu National Stadium is in which country?", "qAns": [ "bangladesh" ] }, { "qId": 1947, "qText": "Which T Rex hit was called 'Bang A Gong' when it was released in the USA?", "qAns": [ "get it on" ] }, { "qId": 1948, "qText": "Containing the singles 'There's No Other Way' and 'Bang', what was the title of Blur's debut album?", "qAns": [ "leisure" ] }, { "qId": 1949, "qText": "It's capital is Bangkok and it used to be called Siam. What is it now?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 1950, "qText": "What is the capital of Bangladesh?", "qAns": [ "dhaka" ] }, { "qId": 1951, "qText": "What is the river Ganga called in Bangladesh?", "qAns": [ "padma river" ] }, { "qId": 1952, "qText": "Who captained Bangladesh to their 4 - 0 series win over New Zealand in the one day international cricket series completed in October 2010?", "qAns": [ "shakib al hasan" ] }, { "qId": 1953, "qText": "Who was lead singer of The Bangles?", "qAns": [ "susanna hoffs" ] }, { "qId": 1954, "qText": "Banjul is the capital of which African country?", "qAns": [ "gambia" ] }, { "qId": 1955, "qText": "First issued by Bank of America in 1958, the BankAmericard is now known by what name?", "qAns": [ "visa" ] }, { "qId": 1956, "qText": "What UK bank holiday is celebrated 2 days after Good Friday?", "qAns": [ "easter" ] }, { "qId": 1957, "qText": "South Korean Ban Ki-moon was reappointed unopposed in June 2011 as head (secretary-general) of what organization?", "qAns": [ "united nations" ] }, { "qId": 1958, "qText": "What nationality is the Secretary General of the UN, Ban-Ki-Moon?", "qAns": [ "korean" ] }, { "qId": 1959, "qText": "Who has been appointed as successor to Mervyn King as Governor of the Bank of England?", "qAns": [ "mark carney" ] }, { "qId": 1960, "qText": "Who is the Governor of the Bank of England?", "qAns": [ "mark carney" ] }, { "qId": 1961, "qText": "Who officially replaced Sir Mervyn King as governor of the Bank of England in June 2013?", "qAns": [ "mark carney" ] }, { "qId": 1962, "qText": "Who takes over the important position of Governor of the Bank of England in 2013 ?", "qAns": [ "mark carney" ] }, { "qId": 1963, "qText": "Bankstown Airport is in which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 1964, "qText": "What type of art does the English artist Banksy specialize in?", "qAns": [ "graffiti" ] }, { "qId": 1965, "qText": "In which North East town is Bank Top Railway station?", "qAns": [ "darlington" ] }, { "qId": 1966, "qText": "Dr. Banner is the alter-ego of which comic book hero?", "qAns": [ "the incredible hulk" ] }, { "qId": 1967, "qText": "Which architect designed the Queen's House Greenwich and the Banqueting House in Whitehall?", "qAns": [ "inigo jones" ] }, { "qId": 1968, "qText": "Who designed the Banqueting House in London's Whitehall?", "qAns": [ "inigo jones" ] }, { "qId": 1969, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does Banquo's ghost appear?", "qAns": [ "macbeth" ] }, { "qId": 1970, "qText": "Banting, Best and MacLeod are renowned for the discovery of what in 1922?", "qAns": [ "insulin" ] }, { "qId": 1971, "qText": "'Banyana Banyana' which translates as 'Girls Girls' is the nickname of which nation's women's football team?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 1972, "qText": "'All American Prophet', 'Baptize Me' and 'l am Africa' are songs from which musical, currently playing at the Prince of Wales theatre?", "qAns": [ "book of mormon" ] }, { "qId": 1973, "qText": "Barabas is the central character in what 16th century play?", "qAns": [ "the jew of malta" ] }, { "qId": 1974, "qText": "Barack Obama was a senator for which state?", "qAns": [ "illinois" ] }, { "qId": 1975, "qText": "Rod Blagojevich was alleged to have solicited personal benefit in exchange for an appointment to the US Senate after Barack Obama resigned because he had been elected President of the USA. He was the Governor of which US state?", "qAns": [ "illinois" ] }, { "qId": 1976, "qText": "Who became US President Barack Obama's Vice President in 2008?", "qAns": [ "joe biden" ] }, { "qId": 1977, "qText": "What was the full maiden name of the mother of US President Barack Obama?", "qAns": [ "ann dunham" ] }, { "qId": 1978, "qText": "Where was US President Barack Obama born?", "qAns": [ "honolulu" ] }, { "qId": 1979, "qText": "Which 'French Impressionist' painter, famed for his portrait, 'The Bar At The Folies Bergere', was born in Paris in 1832, and died of a gangrenous leg in 1883?", "qAns": [ "edouard manet" ] }, { "qId": 1980, "qText": "Who painted 'A Bar At The Folies Bergere'?", "qAns": [ "edouard manet" ] }, { "qId": 1981, "qText": "What is the capital of Barbados?", "qAns": [ "bridgetown" ] }, { "qId": 1982, "qText": "What is the official language of Barbados?", "qAns": [ "english" ] }, { "qId": 1983, "qText": "Which English actress was born Barbara Ann Deeks?", "qAns": [ "barbara windsor" ] }, { "qId": 1984, "qText": "Barbara is the name of the First Lady of which US president?", "qAns": [ "george h. w. bush" ] }, { "qId": 1985, "qText": "Which show, starring Robert Preston and Barbara Cook on Broadway?", "qAns": [ "the music man" ] }, { "qId": 1986, "qText": "By what name was Barbara Gordon known in DC Comics from 1967 to the mid-1980s?", "qAns": [ "batgirl" ] }, { "qId": 1987, "qText": "Which fictional 'super heroine' is the alter-ego of Barbara Gordon?", "qAns": [ "batgirl" ] }, { "qId": 1988, "qText": "Jodie Foster and Barbara Harris appeared in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "freaky friday" ] }, { "qId": 1989, "qText": "The new Hepworth Gallery is in which town, the birthplace of sculptor Barbara Hepworth?", "qAns": [ "wakefield" ] }, { "qId": 1990, "qText": "Jacob Epstein and Barbara Hepworth were famous in which branch of the arts?", "qAns": [ "sculpture" ] }, { "qId": 1991, "qText": "Which branch of the arts was Barbara Hepworth famous for?", "qAns": [ "sculpture" ] }, { "qId": 1992, "qText": "With which branch of the arts would you associate Barbara Hepworth?", "qAns": [ "sculpture" ] }, { "qId": 1993, "qText": "Barbara Millicent Roberts (1959 - present) from Willows Wisconsin is better known as what iconic figure?", "qAns": [ "barbie" ] }, { "qId": 1994, "qText": "Which actress played the parts of Sheila Grant in Brookside and Barbara Royle in the Royle Family?", "qAns": [ "sue johnston" ] }, { "qId": 1995, "qText": "What is the title of the 1944 film starring Barbara Stanwyck as the wife who seduces an insurance salesman into killing her husband?", "qAns": [ "double indemnity" ] }, { "qId": 1996, "qText": "Who was Barbara Streisands first husband?", "qAns": [ "elliot gould" ] }, { "qId": 1997, "qText": "What was Barbara Windsor's first Carry On film?", "qAns": [ "carry on spying" ] }, { "qId": 1998, "qText": "Which actress played the title role in the film Barbarella?", "qAns": [ "jane fonda" ] }, { "qId": 1999, "qText": "Name the Italian-born American film producer (of Death Wish, Barbarella, and Hannibal) who died in November 2010 age 91?", "qAns": [ "dino de laurentiis" ] }, { "qId": 2000, "qText": "Where is the Barbary Coast?", "qAns": [ "north africa" ] }, { "qId": 2001, "qText": "Which composer wrote the operas 'The Barber Of Seville' and 'William Tell'?", "qAns": [ "gioachino rossini" ] }, { "qId": 2002, "qText": "Who wrote the opera 'The Barber of Seville'?", "qAns": [ "gioachino rossini" ] }, { "qId": 2003, "qText": "Which composer, born in Pesaro in Italy in 1792, based his opera, The Barber of Seville on the trilogy by French playwright, Pierre de Beaumarchais?", "qAns": [ "gioachino rossini" ] }, { "qId": 2004, "qText": "From which author's story was the opera 'The Barber of Seville' taken?", "qAns": [ "pierre beaumarchais" ] }, { "qId": 2005, "qText": "The plays 'The Barber of Seville' and 'Marriage of Figaro' were written by whom?", "qAns": [ "pierre beaumarchais" ] }, { "qId": 2006, "qText": "Mozart's opera, which was a continuation of The Barber Of Seville, was called The Marriage Of ... who?", "qAns": [ "figaro" ] }, { "qId": 2007, "qText": "March 9, 1959 saw the introduction of the Barbie doll at the American International Toy Fair in New York. What company produces the Barbie doll?", "qAns": [ "mattel" ] }, { "qId": 2008, "qText": "Which American businesswoman, who died in 2002, is probably best remembered for her role in the creation of the popular toy Barbie doll in 1959 ?", "qAns": [ "ruth handler" ] }, { "qId": 2009, "qText": "Barbie Girl was an International hit by Aqua who hailed from which country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 2010, "qText": "Which band had a number one hit with `Barbie Girl`?", "qAns": [ "aqua" ] }, { "qId": 2011, "qText": "What was the first UK number one for Barbra Streisand?", "qAns": [ "woman in love" ] }, { "qId": 2012, "qText": "Which Canadian born actress was the star in the movie Barb Wire?", "qAns": [ "pamela anderson" ] }, { "qId": 2013, "qText": "Barcelona in the principle city of which autonomous region of Spain?", "qAns": [ "catalonia" ] }, { "qId": 2014, "qText": "In what region of Spain is Barcelona located?", "qAns": [ "catalonia" ] }, { "qId": 2015, "qText": "in 2009 campaigners in Barcelona heightened demands to clean up what famous avenue?", "qAns": [ "la rambla, barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 2016, "qText": "What is the name of the main thoroughfare in Barcelona, which runs from the Placa de Catalunya to the sea?", "qAns": [ "la rambla, barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 2017, "qText": "Appointed in April 2012, what is the name of the current manager of Barcelona Football Club ?", "qAns": [ "tito vilanova" ] }, { "qId": 2018, "qText": "With eight goals which Barcelona player was the leading scorer in the 2009-10 Champions League?", "qAns": [ "lionel messi" ] }, { "qId": 2019, "qText": "Who wrote tyhe Barchester novels ?", "qAns": [ "anthony trollope" ] }, { "qId": 2020, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Barchester Towers?", "qAns": [ "anthony trollope" ] }, { "qId": 2021, "qText": "The Warden, Barchester Towers, Dr Thorne, Framley Parsonage, The Small House of Allington and Last Chronicle of Barset are collectively known as what?", "qAns": [ "chronicles of barsetshire" ] }, { "qId": 2022, "qText": "Who in the summer of 2012 resigned as CEO of Barclays?", "qAns": [ "bob diamond" ] }, { "qId": 2023, "qText": "Who resigned as CEO of Barclay's after the LIBOR tax rate scandal?", "qAns": [ "bob diamond" ] }, { "qId": 2024, "qText": "What did Bardeen, Shockley and Brattain invent in 1947, and for which they were awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1956?", "qAns": [ "transistor" ] }, { "qId": 2025, "qText": "What movie is about an a cappella girl's group called The Barden Bellas?", "qAns": [ "pitch perfect" ] }, { "qId": 2026, "qText": "In Which European city would you go to the Bardini Museum and the Bargello Museum?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 2027, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'Barefoot in the Park', which premiered on Broadway in 1963?", "qAns": [ "neil simon" ] }, { "qId": 2028, "qText": "From which Disney animated picture does the song 'The Bare Necessities' come?", "qAns": [ "the jungle book" ] }, { "qId": 2029, "qText": "Which scientist discovered the elements Calcium, Barium and Potassium?", "qAns": [ "humphry davy" ] }, { "qId": 2030, "qText": "What is the name of the Irish whiskey illicitly made from barley?", "qAns": [ "poitin" ] }, { "qId": 2031, "qText": "In which British city would you find Barlinnie prison?", "qAns": [ "glasgow" ] }, { "qId": 2032, "qText": "Which American TV legend produced the detective series, FBI, Cannon and Barnaby Jones?", "qAns": [ "quinn martin" ] }, { "qId": 2033, "qText": "Which actor played Barnes Wallis in the film The Dambusters?", "qAns": [ "michael redgrave" ] }, { "qId": 2034, "qText": "Who played scientist Barnes Wallis in the film 'The Dambusters'?", "qAns": [ "michael redgrave" ] }, { "qId": 2035, "qText": "In which wars did the battles of Towton and Barnet take place?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 2036, "qText": "Which city was home to Barnett Newman?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 2037, "qText": "Barnett Newman was what kind of artist?", "qAns": [ "abstract expressionist" ] }, { "qId": 2038, "qText": "With what instrument are Charlie Christian, Les Paul, Tiny Grimes, Barney Kessel, Herb Ellis, Jimmy Raney, Tal Farlow, Kenny Burrell, Grant Green, Wes Montgomery, and Jim Hall associated?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 2039, "qText": "The voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Sylvester the Cat, Tweety Bird, Foghorn Leghorn, Yosemite Sam, Wile E. Coyote, Woody Woodpecker, Barney Rubble, Mr. Spacely, Speed Buggy, Captain Caveman, Heathcliff, Speedy Gonzales, Elmer Fudd and hundreds of others, which American voice actor was born on May 30, 1908?", "qAns": [ "mel blanc" ] }, { "qId": 2040, "qText": "Which 17th century Italian scientist is best remembered for inventing the Mercury Barometer?", "qAns": [ "evangelista torricelli" ] }, { "qId": 2041, "qText": "Baron Bomburst is a character in which British family film?", "qAns": [ "chitty chitty bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 2042, "qText": "Mary, Baroness Soames is the only current female member of the Order of the Garter. Who was her father?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 2043, "qText": "Which member of the Royal family is Earl of Carrick and Baron of Renfrew?", "qAns": [ "charles, prince of wales" ] }, { "qId": 2044, "qText": "From which country did drug baron Pablo Escobar come?", "qAns": [ "colombia" ] }, { "qId": 2045, "qText": "Barrow Point is the northernmost point of which country?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 2046, "qText": "Barry Allen was the alter ego of which DC comic superhero?", "qAns": [ "the flash" ] }, { "qId": 2047, "qText": "Brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice (before his untimely death on Jan 12, 2003) Gibbs were better known as what band, who hit their peak during the disco era?", "qAns": [ "bee gees" ] }, { "qId": 2048, "qText": "The book A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines was the basis for which 1969 film?", "qAns": [ "kes" ] }, { "qId": 2049, "qText": "Which 1969 film was based on Barry Hines novel A Kestrel For A Knave?", "qAns": [ "kes" ] }, { "qId": 2050, "qText": "What is the name of the character of the cultural attache portrayed by Barry Humphries?", "qAns": [ "sir les patterson" ] }, { "qId": 2051, "qText": "Which film won Oscars for Best picture, Best Director Barry Levinson and Best Actor Dustin Hoffman?", "qAns": [ "rain man" ] }, { "qId": 2052, "qText": "What Barry Manilow song was about a club that was the hottest spot north of Havana?", "qAns": [ "copacabana" ] }, { "qId": 2053, "qText": "Reaching number 3 in the charts in 1998, 'The Bartender And The Thief' was the first UK top ten hit forwhich group?", "qAns": [ "stereophonics" ] }, { "qId": 2054, "qText": "Theo van Doesberg, Piet Mondriaan, Vilmos Huizar and Bart van der Leck are identified with what art movement?", "qAns": [ "de stijl" ] }, { "qId": 2055, "qText": "What name is given to the programme of baseball and softball competitions organised for people aged 5 to 18 in the USA?", "qAns": [ "little league baseball" ] }, { "qId": 2056, "qText": "Which American baseball team was formed in 1962 to replace the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants?", "qAns": [ "new york mets" ] }, { "qId": 2057, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "new york yankees" ] }, { "qId": 2058, "qText": "Who won baseball's first World Series of the 50s?", "qAns": [ "new york yankees" ] }, { "qId": 2059, "qText": "Which Major League Baseball team plays its home games at Chase Field, built in 1992?", "qAns": [ "arizona diamondbacks" ] }, { "qId": 2060, "qText": "Japanese baseball player, Ichiro Suzuki, joined which US baseball team in 2001?", "qAns": [ "seattle mariners" ] }, { "qId": 2061, "qText": "Who was the female star of Basic Instinct?", "qAns": [ "sharon stone" ] }, { "qId": 2062, "qText": "In 1935 Count Basie, composer, jazz pianist and band leader, with his newly formed band developed his signature tune, which was what?", "qAns": [ "one o'clock jump" ] }, { "qId": 2063, "qText": "Which British organisation, started in 1939 under Basil Dean and disbanded in 1946, represented the mobilisation of the entertainment industry?", "qAns": [ "entertainments national service association" ] }, { "qId": 2064, "qText": "Who played Basil Fawlty in `Fawlty Towers`?", "qAns": [ "john cleese" ] }, { "qId": 2065, "qText": "The Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, the Uffizi, the Pitti Palace, the Fontana del Nettuno and the Boboli Gardens are in what city?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 2066, "qText": "In which country was actor Basil Rathbone born?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 2067, "qText": "Who wrote the book The Hound Of The Baskervilles?", "qAns": [ "sir arthur conan doyle" ] }, { "qId": 2068, "qText": "The novel 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', by Arthur Conan Doyle, is set on which English moor?", "qAns": [ "dartmoor" ] }, { "qId": 2069, "qText": "Who played Doctor Watson in the 1959 Hammer Horror classic The Hound of The Baskervilles?", "qAns": [ "andre morell" ] }, { "qId": 2070, "qText": "What is the name of an exhibition basketball team that combines athleticism, theatre and comedy that was created by Abe Saperstein in 1926 in Chicago, Illinois?", "qAns": [ "harlem globetrotters" ] }, { "qId": 2071, "qText": "Michael Jordan was with which team when they won 6 National Basketball Association titles?", "qAns": [ "chicago bulls" ] }, { "qId": 2072, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play do Portia and Bassanio fall in love?", "qAns": [ "the merchant of venice" ] }, { "qId": 2073, "qText": "John Deacon played Bass in which band?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 2074, "qText": "Which group, prominent in the 1990's, featured Chris Novoselic on bass and Dave Grohl on drums/?", "qAns": [ "nirvana" ] }, { "qId": 2075, "qText": "Who played bass guitar in the Beatles?", "qAns": [ "paul mccartney" ] }, { "qId": 2076, "qText": "In the original Beatles line-up, who was the bass guitarist?", "qAns": [ "stuart sutcliffe" ] }, { "qId": 2077, "qText": "Which bass guitarist, songwriter, singer, and horn player, best known as part of The Who, died in June 2002?", "qAns": [ "john entwistle" ] }, { "qId": 2078, "qText": "Which category of instrument includes the flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoon?", "qAns": [ "woodwind instrument" ] }, { "qId": 2079, "qText": "Nate Mendel is the bass player in which band?", "qAns": [ "foo fighters" ] }, { "qId": 2080, "qText": "The one-act comic opera 'Bastien und Bastienne' was the first by which composer aged 12?", "qAns": [ "mozart" ] }, { "qId": 2081, "qText": "The building of historical significance known as the Bastille is in which city?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 2082, "qText": "What is the date of Bastille Day?", "qAns": [ "july 14" ] }, { "qId": 2083, "qText": "Whose paintings included Woman with a Hat, The Open Window, and Bathers with a Turtle?", "qAns": [ "henri matisse" ] }, { "qId": 2084, "qText": "Which Biblical king was the son of David and Bathsheba?", "qAns": [ "solomon" ] }, { "qId": 2085, "qText": "In the Bible who was the husband of Bathsheba when she was first seen by David?", "qAns": [ "uriah the hittite" ] }, { "qId": 2086, "qText": "In which classic novel does Bathsheba Everdene appear?", "qAns": [ "far from the madding crowd" ] }, { "qId": 2087, "qText": "In which of Thomas Hardy's novels is Bathsheba Everdene the heroine?", "qAns": [ "far from the madding crowd" ] }, { "qId": 2088, "qText": "Which actress played Bathsheba Everdene in the 1967 film 'Far From the Madding Crowd'?", "qAns": [ "julie christie" ] }, { "qId": 2089, "qText": "Bati beer is brewed in which African country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 2090, "qText": "In which country are the cities of Bishkek, Batken, Karakol, Naryn, Osh and Jalal-Abad?", "qAns": [ "kyrgyzstan" ] }, { "qId": 2091, "qText": "What is the name of Batman's sidekick and ward?", "qAns": [ "robin" ] }, { "qId": 2092, "qText": "Who played Batman in the 1997 film `Batman and Robin`?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 2093, "qText": "Who played Batman immediately before George Clooney?", "qAns": [ "val kilmer" ] }, { "qId": 2094, "qText": "Who directed the first two Batman films that starred Michael Keaton?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 2095, "qText": "Which blonde model appeared in the first Tim Hudson Batman movie?", "qAns": [ "jerry hall" ] }, { "qId": 2096, "qText": "Who played The Joker in the 1989 film Batman?", "qAns": [ "jack nicholson" ] }, { "qId": 2097, "qText": "Who was the first actor to star as Batman?", "qAns": [ "adam west" ] }, { "qId": 2098, "qText": "Who played the part of 'The Penguin' in the TV series 'Batman'?", "qAns": [ "burgess meredith" ] }, { "qId": 2099, "qText": "What villain was portrayed in Batman by Jim Carrey?", "qAns": [ "riddler" ] }, { "qId": 2100, "qText": "Who played the role of the 'Riddle in the 1960s TV series Batman?", "qAns": [ "frank gorshin" ] }, { "qId": 2101, "qText": "Which standard recurring character Batman comic book character did not appear in the film Batman (1989) nor Batman Returns (1992), but was in Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997)?", "qAns": [ "robin" ] }, { "qId": 2102, "qText": "Who plays Batman in the 2005 film 'Batman Begins'?", "qAns": [ "christian bale" ] }, { "qId": 2103, "qText": "In the film Batman Forever, released in 1995, who played the villain called Two Face?", "qAns": [ "tommy lee jones" ] }, { "qId": 2104, "qText": "Who played Batman in the 1995 film `Batman Forever`?", "qAns": [ "val kilmer" ] }, { "qId": 2105, "qText": "Who played the Riddler in the 1995 film `Batman Forever`?", "qAns": [ "jim carrey" ] }, { "qId": 2106, "qText": "Who played The Riddler in the film Batman Forever?", "qAns": [ "jim carrey" ] }, { "qId": 2107, "qText": "Who played Batman in the 1992 film `Batman Returns`?", "qAns": [ "michael keaton" ] }, { "qId": 2108, "qText": "Who played the Penguin in the 1992 film Batman Returns?", "qAns": [ "danny devito" ] }, { "qId": 2109, "qText": "Laurence Olivier directed and starred in a 1944 film, which began in the Globe Theatre and then gradually shifted to a realistic evocation of the Battle of Agincourt, which was adapted from which one of Shakespeare's plays?", "qAns": [ "henry v" ] }, { "qId": 2110, "qText": "The 'Battle of Agincourt' took place during which war?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 2111, "qText": "Which artist/inventor's famous lost 1504 painting, The Battle of Anghiari, was found in 2012 hidden in Florence Town Hall, behind a later fresco?", "qAns": [ "leonardo da vinci" ] }, { "qId": 2112, "qText": "During which war was the Battle of Anzio?", "qAns": [ "world war ii" ] }, { "qId": 2113, "qText": "The Battle of Asculum took place in 279 BC between the Romans and the Greeks in which the Romans lost 6,000 men, while the Greeks lost 3,500, including many of their officers. Who commanded the 'victorious' Greeks?", "qAns": [ "pyrrhus of epirus" ] }, { "qId": 2114, "qText": "At the battle of Ashdown, in A.D 871, the Danes were defeated by forces under which famous king?", "qAns": [ "alfred the great" ] }, { "qId": 2115, "qText": "In 1314, who led the Scottish forces at the Battle of Bannockburn?", "qAns": [ "robert the bruce" ] }, { "qId": 2116, "qText": "At the Battle of Bannockburn, an army led by Robert the Bruce defeated troops led by whom?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 2117, "qText": "Who commanded the Scottish army at the Battle Of Bannockburn?", "qAns": [ "robert the bruce" ] }, { "qId": 2118, "qText": "In what war was the Battle of Blenheim fought?", "qAns": [ "war of the spanish succession" ] }, { "qId": 2119, "qText": "The Battle of Bomarsund of 1854 was a battle that took place during which war?", "qAns": [ "crimean war" ] }, { "qId": 2120, "qText": "Which English monarch was killed at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485?", "qAns": [ "richard iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 2121, "qText": "Which wars began with the Battle of St. Albans and finished with the Battle of Bosworth?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 2122, "qText": "When he fell in the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485, who became the last English king to die in battle?", "qAns": [ "richard iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 2123, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Brandywine?", "qAns": [ "american revolutionary war" ] }, { "qId": 2124, "qText": "The Battle of Brandywine took place during which war?", "qAns": [ "american revolutionary war" ] }, { "qId": 2125, "qText": "Who commanded No. 11 Group RAF, responsible for the fighter defence of London and southeast England, which took the brunt of the German air attacks in the Battle of Britain?", "qAns": [ "keith park" ] }, { "qId": 2126, "qText": "Who commanded the RAF Fighter Command during the 'Battle of Britain'?", "qAns": [ "hugh dowding, 1st baron dowding" ] }, { "qId": 2127, "qText": "Who was the head of RAF fighter command during the Battle of Britain?", "qAns": [ "hugh dowding, 1st baron dowding" ] }, { "qId": 2128, "qText": "Name the English war artist who painted 'Totes Meer' and 'Battle of Britain'.?", "qAns": [ "paul nash" ] }, { "qId": 2129, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Bunker Hill?", "qAns": [ "american revolutionary war" ] }, { "qId": 2130, "qText": "Who was the victorious general at the battle of Cannae in 216 BC.?", "qAns": [ "hannibal" ] }, { "qId": 2131, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Castillion fought?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 2132, "qText": "The naval battle fought on 2 April 1801 known as the Battle of Copenhagen was fought between Denmark and a navy from where?", "qAns": [ "britain" ] }, { "qId": 2133, "qText": "Who famously put his telescope to his blind eye to ignore the orders of his superiors at the Battle of Copenhagen?", "qAns": [ "horatio nelson, 1st viscount nelson" ] }, { "qId": 2134, "qText": "In which war did the battle of Coronel take place?", "qAns": [ "world war i" ] }, { "qId": 2135, "qText": "The naval Battle of Coronel took place during which war?", "qAns": [ "world war i" ] }, { "qId": 2136, "qText": "During which War did the Battle of Corunna take place?", "qAns": [ "peninsular war" ] }, { "qId": 2137, "qText": "The Battle of Corunna (1809) took place in which war?", "qAns": [ "peninsular war" ] }, { "qId": 2138, "qText": "Taking place on March 7th 1814, The Battle of Craonne took place in which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 2139, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Crecy?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 2140, "qText": "The highlights of which British General's career include the Battle of Dettingen and the Battle of Lauffeld during the War of Austrian Succession, the Battle of Falkirk and the Battle of Culloden during the Jacobite uprising, and the Battle of the Plains of Abraham at Quebec during the Seven Years War?", "qAns": [ "james wolfe" ] }, { "qId": 2141, "qText": "The Battle of Culloden, in 1746, was fought close to which Scottish city?", "qAns": [ "inverness" ] }, { "qId": 2142, "qText": "The Battle of Dettingen in which George II led the British troops occurred during which War?", "qAns": [ "war of the austrian succession" ] }, { "qId": 2143, "qText": "Who was defeated at the Battle of Falkirk in 1298 and later captured and executed in 1305?", "qAns": [ "william wallace" ] }, { "qId": 2144, "qText": "The battle of 'Flodden Field' took place in which English county?", "qAns": [ "northumberland" ] }, { "qId": 2145, "qText": "Who was the Commander of the Union Army at the Battle of Gettysburg?", "qAns": [ "george meade" ] }, { "qId": 2146, "qText": "Who commanded the Union Army at the Battle of Gettysburg?", "qAns": [ "george meade" ] }, { "qId": 2147, "qText": "Who commanded the Confederate forces at the Battle of Gettysburg?", "qAns": [ "robert e. lee" ] }, { "qId": 2148, "qText": "The Battle of Hamel took place in which country during World War I?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 2149, "qText": "Which town in East Sussex now stands on the site of the battle of Hastings?", "qAns": [ "battle" ] }, { "qId": 2150, "qText": "Which American General later President won the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?", "qAns": [ "andrew jackson" ] }, { "qId": 2151, "qText": "Who was the commander of the British Battle Cruiser Squadron at the Battle of Jutland?", "qAns": [ "david beatty, 1st earl beatty" ] }, { "qId": 2152, "qText": "Who commanded the British Fleet at the Battle of Jutland in 1916?", "qAns": [ "john jellicoe, 1st earl jellicoe" ] }, { "qId": 2153, "qText": "After the Battle of Landriano, French monarch Franois I was forced to concede defeat in which war?", "qAns": [ "war of the league of cognac" ] }, { "qId": 2154, "qText": "Who wrote the novellas 'The Cricket On The Hearth' and 'The Battle Of Life'?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 2155, "qText": "Which chief's vision led to the Sioux's victory at the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn?", "qAns": [ "sitting bull" ] }, { "qId": 2156, "qText": "Whom did Sitting Bull defeat at the battle of Little Bighorn on June 26, 1876, along with his brothers Thomas and Boston?", "qAns": [ "george armstrong custer" ] }, { "qId": 2157, "qText": "The 1709 Battle of Malplaquet was part of which War?", "qAns": [ "war of the spanish succession" ] }, { "qId": 2158, "qText": "Who had overall command of the US Pacific Fleet at the Battle of Midway in June 1942 and later signed the Japanese surrender document in 1945?", "qAns": [ "chester w. nimitz" ] }, { "qId": 2159, "qText": "Which admiral was executed in 1759, for failing to do his utmost, during the Battle of Minorca?", "qAns": [ "john byng" ] }, { "qId": 2160, "qText": "The site of the 1461 Battle of Mortimer's Cross lies in which English county?", "qAns": [ "herefordshire" ] }, { "qId": 2161, "qText": "The 1815 Battle of New Orleans was part of which war?", "qAns": [ "war of 1812" ] }, { "qId": 2162, "qText": "The Battle of Palmito Ranch (Hill) was the last major clash of which 19th century war?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 2163, "qText": "The Battle of Shiloh of 1862, also known as The Battle of Pittsburg Landing was a battle that took place during which war?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 2164, "qText": "Who led the forces of the British East India Company at the 1757 Battle of Plassey?", "qAns": [ "robert clive" ] }, { "qId": 2165, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Poitiers, fought?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 2166, "qText": "The Battle of Poltava in 1709 was a victory by Peter the Great over which state?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 2167, "qText": "In which war did the Battle of Sedan take place?", "qAns": [ "franco-prussian war" ] }, { "qId": 2168, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of Shiloh?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 2169, "qText": "Who commanded the German forces at the Battle of Stalingrad?", "qAns": [ "friedrich paulus" ] }, { "qId": 2170, "qText": " 'The Motherland Calls' which commemorates the Battle of Stalingrad, is a statue in which Russian city?", "qAns": [ "volgograd" ] }, { "qId": 2171, "qText": "In which was the Battle of Tewkesbury fought?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 2172, "qText": "The Battle of Tewkesbury in 1471 was decisive in which conflict?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 2173, "qText": "Which monarch won the Battle of the Boyne in 1690?", "qAns": [ "william iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 2174, "qText": "Which was the main Indian tribe who defeated Custer at the battle of the Little Bighorn?", "qAns": [ "sioux" ] }, { "qId": 2175, "qText": "Which 1813 battle was also known as the Battle of the Nations?", "qAns": [ "leipzig" ] }, { "qId": 2176, "qText": "By what other name is the 'Battle of the Nile' (1798) known?", "qAns": [ "abu qir bay" ] }, { "qId": 2177, "qText": "The 1798 Battle of the Nile is also known as the Battle of which Bay?", "qAns": [ "abu qir" ] }, { "qId": 2178, "qText": "The Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759, a pivotal battle in the Seven Years' War fought between the English and the French, is the only major confrontation ever to have taken place in what country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 2179, "qText": "Which city state led the beaten Greek forces at the Battle of Thermopylae?", "qAns": [ "sparta" ] }, { "qId": 2180, "qText": "Xerxes led the Persian forces at the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. His enemy was an alliance of the Greek city-states led by Leonidas. Of which city-state was he king?", "qAns": [ "sparta" ] }, { "qId": 2181, "qText": "In which war was the Battle of the Somme?", "qAns": [ "world war i" ] }, { "qId": 2182, "qText": "In which was did the Battle of the Somme take place?", "qAns": [ "world war i" ] }, { "qId": 2183, "qText": "On the death of Horatio Nelson, who assumed command at the 'Battle of Trafalgar'?", "qAns": [ "cuthbert collingwood, 1st baron collingwood" ] }, { "qId": 2184, "qText": "Who commanded the French and Spanish fleet at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805?", "qAns": [ "pierre-charles villeneuve" ] }, { "qId": 2185, "qText": "Who was the admiral of the French fleet defeated by Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar?", "qAns": [ "pierre-charles villeneuve" ] }, { "qId": 2186, "qText": "Who was the victorious leader in the conflict known as The Battle Of Washita River that took place on November 27th 1868, he died on June 25th 1876 aged 36 ?", "qAns": [ "george armstrong custer" ] }, { "qId": 2187, "qText": "Whose armies were defeated at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815?", "qAns": [ "napoleon" ] }, { "qId": 2188, "qText": "In 1951, which European country saw the abdication of King Leopold lll in favour of his son Baudouin?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 2189, "qText": "Which architect found the Bauhaus School in Weimar in 1919?", "qAns": [ "walter gropius" ] }, { "qId": 2190, "qText": "Who founded the Bauhaus School in Weimar in 1919?", "qAns": [ "walter gropius" ] }, { "qId": 2191, "qText": "What is the capital of Bavaria?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 2192, "qText": "What is the largest city in Bavaria?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 2193, "qText": "If an American is from the Bay Area, what bay do they live nearby?", "qAns": [ "san francisco bay" ] }, { "qId": 2194, "qText": "Which bay found on the Atlantic coast is the biggest estuary in the USA?", "qAns": [ "chesapeake bay" ] }, { "qId": 2195, "qText": "Bayern is the German name for which region of Germany?", "qAns": [ "bavaria" ] }, { "qId": 2196, "qText": "In what country did the Bay of Pigs invasion happen?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 2197, "qText": "The Bay of Plenty is on the coast of which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 2198, "qText": "Known as The Bay State, what was the 6th state to join the union on Feb 6, 1788?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 2199, "qText": "What was Pamela Anderson's character in the TV series Baywatch?", "qAns": [ "c. j. parker" ] }, { "qId": 2200, "qText": "The title of TV show Strictly Come Dancing is based upon the name of a previous BBC show and which 1993 Baz Luhrman film?", "qAns": [ "strictly ballroom" ] }, { "qId": 2201, "qText": "After he had directed Australia, it was reported that Baz Luhrmann's next project was a film based on which book by F Scott Fitzgerald?", "qAns": [ "the great gatsby" ] }, { "qId": 2202, "qText": "Screened on BBC 1 from 1966 to 1971 which British sitcom saw William Mervyn as Bishop Cuthbert Hever and Derek Nimmoas Reverand Mervyn Noote?", "qAns": [ "all gas and gaiters" ] }, { "qId": 2203, "qText": "Pat Murphy was the first presenter of which flagship BBC 1 current affairs programme, usually seen on Mondays since 1957?", "qAns": [ "panorama" ] }, { "qId": 2204, "qText": "Which BBC local radio station based in Southampton covers Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight?", "qAns": [ "bbc radio solent" ] }, { "qId": 2205, "qText": "In April, the BBC announced that who would be replacing Adrian Chiles on the One Show for Fridays, which ultimately led to him quitting the BBC for a four-year deal with ITV?", "qAns": [ "christopher evans" ] }, { "qId": 2206, "qText": "In 2007, who became the first female to deliver football commentary on BBC's Match of the Day?", "qAns": [ "jacqui oatley" ] }, { "qId": 2207, "qText": "Who did Sue Barker replace as host of the BBC quiz show A Question Of Sport?", "qAns": [ "david coleman" ] }, { "qId": 2208, "qText": "On the BBC programme of the same name about failing businesses, who is 'The Fixer'?", "qAns": [ "alex polizzi" ] }, { "qId": 2209, "qText": "Who is the BBC's political editor?", "qAns": [ "nick robinson" ] }, { "qId": 2210, "qText": "Who replaced George Entwistle to become the present Director General of the BBC in April 2013?", "qAns": [ "tony hall" ] }, { "qId": 2211, "qText": "What is the name of the teletext information service started by the BBC in September 1974?", "qAns": [ "ceefax" ] }, { "qId": 2212, "qText": "Which BBC 2 programme features radio controlled machines fighting each other?", "qAns": [ "robot wars" ] }, { "qId": 2213, "qText": "November 23, 1963 saw the BBC debut what classic series, which is still being shown today?", "qAns": [ "doctor who" ] }, { "qId": 2214, "qText": "A live episode of which TV soap opera was broadcast on BBC One on 19 February 2010, to celebrate 25 years since the broadcast of the first episode?", "qAns": [ "eastenders" ] }, { "qId": 2215, "qText": "The first series of which BBC sitcom series, set in Billericay, Essex and Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, chronicled the developing romance of the two leads and ended with their becoming Mr. and Mrs. Shipman?", "qAns": [ "gavin & stacey" ] }, { "qId": 2216, "qText": "What is the title of the BBC sitcom starring Mathew Horne and Joanna Page, written by and co-starring Ruth Jones and James Corden?", "qAns": [ "gavin & stacey" ] }, { "qId": 2217, "qText": "The Balkan Trilogy and The Levant Trilogy, both written by Olivia Manning were made into which 1987 BBC TV series starring Emma Thompson and Kenneth Branagh?", "qAns": [ "fortunes of war" ] }, { "qId": 2218, "qText": "Los Barcos was the name of the fictional village in which BBC television series?", "qAns": [ "eldorado" ] }, { "qId": 2219, "qText": "Which BBC current affairs programme, the longest-running in the world, is 60 years old this year ?", "qAns": [ "panorama" ] }, { "qId": 2220, "qText": "Which popular BBC children's TV characters ate 'blue string pudding', The... ?", "qAns": [ "clangers" ] }, { "qId": 2221, "qText": "What is the title of the first BBC television series to be sold to the Soviet Union?", "qAns": [ "the forsyte saga" ] }, { "qId": 2222, "qText": "What was the title of the 2006 BBC TV series about a group of postmen in Manchester?", "qAns": [ "sorted" ] }, { "qId": 2223, "qText": "Agrava, Cephlon and Virn are all fictional planets in which BBC science fiction television series?", "qAns": [ "blake's 7" ] }, { "qId": 2224, "qText": "Which BBC sitcom features various members of the Pearson family in Tyne and Wear?", "qAns": [ "hebburn" ] }, { "qId": 2225, "qText": "The Brockman family's home was the setting for which BBC TV comedy series?", "qAns": [ "outnumbered" ] }, { "qId": 2226, "qText": "Which legal drama starring Martin Shaw ran for six series on BBC TV from 2001?", "qAns": [ "judge john deed" ] }, { "qId": 2227, "qText": "Which travel guide publisher was acquired by the BBC's commercial division BBC Worldwide Ltd for 130m in 2007, and sold for 51m in 2013?", "qAns": [ "lonely planet" ] }, { "qId": 2228, "qText": "BCG is an inoculation against what?", "qAns": [ "tuberculosis" ] }, { "qId": 2229, "qText": "BCG vaccine is used against which infectious disease?", "qAns": [ "tuberculosis" ] }, { "qId": 2230, "qText": "'Dangerously In Love' and 'B'Day' are albums by which US singer?", "qAns": [ "beyonce" ] }, { "qId": 2231, "qText": "Which popstar released the album B'day?", "qAns": [ "beyonce" ] }, { "qId": 2232, "qText": "Of what island do the Beach Boys sing, We'll get there fast, and then we'll take it slow?", "qAns": [ "kokomo" ] }, { "qId": 2233, "qText": "Who was the youngest brother in the Beach Boys?", "qAns": [ "carl wilson" ] }, { "qId": 2234, "qText": "Which early 1990's pop trio was made up of Carnie, Wendy and Chynna, the daughters of members of 1960's bands The Beach Boys and The Mamas and the Papas?", "qAns": [ "wilson phillips" ] }, { "qId": 2235, "qText": "Which country has won the most medals at the European Beach Volleyball Championship (later known as the Nestea European Championship Final) between 2000 and 2008 inclusive?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 2236, "qText": "Which is the nearest British town to Beachy Head?", "qAns": [ "eastbourne" ] }, { "qId": 2237, "qText": "What kind of bean is used to make tempeh?", "qAns": [ "soybean" ] }, { "qId": 2238, "qText": "Who portrays the character Mr. Bean?", "qAns": [ "rowan atkinson" ] }, { "qId": 2239, "qText": "The artists Beardsley, Klimt, and Tiffany were leading figures in which art movement?", "qAns": [ "art nouveau" ] }, { "qId": 2240, "qText": "Bear Grylls is the only person to appear in what TV series?", "qAns": [ "man vs. wild" ] }, { "qId": 2241, "qText": "Which sport do the Chicago Bears play?", "qAns": [ "american football" ] }, { "qId": 2242, "qText": "Which group had a UK number one hit in July 2009 with 'Beat Again'?", "qAns": [ "jls" ] }, { "qId": 2243, "qText": "Beat It and Billie Jean are singles from which Michael Jackson album?", "qAns": [ "thriller" ] }, { "qId": 2244, "qText": "Which guitarist played the lead guitar solo on Michael Jackson`s `Beat It`?", "qAns": [ "eddie van halen" ] }, { "qId": 2245, "qText": "Released in September 2014 which Labrinth song sounds like it should be in your Beatles Collection?", "qAns": [ "let it be" ] }, { "qId": 2246, "qText": "Which English pop artist created The Beatles 'Sgt Pepper' album cover?", "qAns": [ "peter blake" ] }, { "qId": 2247, "qText": "I am the egg man' is a line from which Beatles song?", "qAns": [ "i am the walrus" ] }, { "qId": 2248, "qText": "You're Going To Lose That Girl was from which Beatles film in 1965?", "qAns": [ "help" ] }, { "qId": 2249, "qText": "Which famous two word titled Beatles song did the band The Arctic Monkeys perform at the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics?", "qAns": [ "come together" ] }, { "qId": 2250, "qText": "The Spanish La Liga football club Villarreal share their nickname with which Beatles song?", "qAns": [ "yellow submarine" ] }, { "qId": 2251, "qText": "The Raymond Revue Bar strip club featured in which Beatles film?", "qAns": [ "magical mystery tour" ] }, { "qId": 2252, "qText": "Which Beatles offering was first shown on British TV on Boxing Day 1967?", "qAns": [ "magical mystery tour" ] }, { "qId": 2253, "qText": "Scrambled Eggs was the working title of which Beatles song?", "qAns": [ "yesterday" ] }, { "qId": 2254, "qText": "In which Beatles song released in 1966 would you find Father McKenzie darning his socks?", "qAns": [ "eleanor rigby" ] }, { "qId": 2255, "qText": "In which Beatles song does 'the barber shave another customer'?", "qAns": [ "penny lane" ] }, { "qId": 2256, "qText": "Which Beatles song begins with the French National Anthem?", "qAns": [ "all you need is love" ] }, { "qId": 2257, "qText": "Which 1967 Beatles song contains the lines On the corner is a banker with a motor car; the little children laugh at him behind his back?", "qAns": [ "penny lane" ] }, { "qId": 2258, "qText": "What was the first Beatles song licensed for use in a Nike add?", "qAns": [ "revolution" ] }, { "qId": 2259, "qText": "Which Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellers?", "qAns": [ "a hard day's night" ] }, { "qId": 2260, "qText": "Which 1965 Beatles song was re-released in 1989 by Bananarama in aid of Comic relief?", "qAns": [ "help" ] }, { "qId": 2261, "qText": "Tell Me Why is featured in which Beatles film?", "qAns": [ "a hard day's night" ] }, { "qId": 2262, "qText": "What was the first Beatles film?", "qAns": [ "a hard day's night" ] }, { "qId": 2263, "qText": "The song Eleanor Rigby is on which Beatles album?", "qAns": [ "revolver" ] }, { "qId": 2264, "qText": "What is the name of the last Beatles album to be recorded before the band split up?", "qAns": [ "abbey road" ] }, { "qId": 2265, "qText": "What Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellars?", "qAns": [ "a hard day's night" ] }, { "qId": 2266, "qText": "Will you still be sending me a valentine is a line from which Beatles song?", "qAns": [ "when i'm sixty-four" ] }, { "qId": 2267, "qText": "Who was the original Beatles drummer who left the group in 1962?", "qAns": [ "pete best" ] }, { "qId": 2268, "qText": "What was the last Beatles album to be recorded before the band split up?", "qAns": [ "abbey road" ] }, { "qId": 2269, "qText": "On which Beatles album does the song Dr Robert appear?", "qAns": [ "revolver" ] }, { "qId": 2270, "qText": "Which Beatle led the way across the zebra crossing on the Abbey Road album cover?", "qAns": [ "john lennon" ] }, { "qId": 2271, "qText": "Which Beatle played Youngman Grand in The Magic Christian 1969, with Peter Sellers?", "qAns": [ "ringo starr" ] }, { "qId": 2272, "qText": "Which Beatle was part of the Travelling Wilburys?", "qAns": [ "george harrison" ] }, { "qId": 2273, "qText": "Apart from George, who was the only other Beatle to appear at the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square?", "qAns": [ "ringo starr" ] }, { "qId": 2274, "qText": "Which Beatle was the youngest John, Paul, George or Ringo?", "qAns": [ "george" ] }, { "qId": 2275, "qText": "Which Beatle wrote the music for the film The Family Way, starring Hayley Mills and Hywell Bennett, released in 1967?", "qAns": [ "paul mccartney" ] }, { "qId": 2276, "qText": "The opera ' Beatrice and Benedict' by Berlioz is based on which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 2277, "qText": "'Beatrice et Benedict' is an opera by Berlioz, based on which play by Shakespeare?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 2278, "qText": "The Hector Beriioz opera Beatrice et Benedict is based on which of Shakespeare's plays?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 2279, "qText": "Beatrice, Alice, Louise and Helena were daughters of which British monarch?", "qAns": [ "queen victoria" ] }, { "qId": 2280, "qText": "Who married the woman who was to become Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands, on 10 March 1966?", "qAns": [ "prince claus of the netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 2281, "qText": "Beatrix Potter wrote a tale about a Grey Squirrel, what was its title?", "qAns": [ "the tale of timmy tiptoes" ] }, { "qId": 2282, "qText": "Simpkin is the name of the cat that appears in which Beatrix Potter book?", "qAns": [ "the tailor of gloucester" ] }, { "qId": 2283, "qText": "The male name Beau is a shortened version of what name?", "qAns": [ "beauregard" ] }, { "qId": 2284, "qText": "Who wrote the 1924 adventure novel 'Beau Geste'?", "qAns": [ "p. c. wren" ] }, { "qId": 2285, "qText": "Which English king was born in Beaumont Palace in Oxford in 1157?", "qAns": [ "richard i of england" ] }, { "qId": 2286, "qText": "Beaune, Nuits St George and Chambertin are wines from which French wine region?", "qAns": [ "burgundy" ] }, { "qId": 2287, "qText": "Which wine producing area of France is famous for wines such as Beaune and Nuits Saint-Georges?", "qAns": [ "burgundy" ] }, { "qId": 2288, "qText": "Roberta Flack was the first artist to win the Grammy for Record of the Year in consecutive years. Which group were the second, for Beautiful Day in 2001 and Walk On in 2002?", "qAns": [ "u2" ] }, { "qId": 2289, "qText": "Who composed the songs Old Folks at Home and Beautiful Dreamer?", "qAns": [ "stephen foster" ] }, { "qId": 2290, "qText": "What sport is featured in the musical The Beautiful Game by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton?", "qAns": [ "association football" ] }, { "qId": 2291, "qText": "Beautiful Girls was a 2007 hit for which artist?", "qAns": [ "sean kingston" ] }, { "qId": 2292, "qText": "Which director won the 'Oscar' for best Director for the picture 'A Beautiful Mind' in 2001?", "qAns": [ "ron howard" ] }, { "qId": 2293, "qText": "Who began directing with Grand Theft Auto (1977) and won his first Best Director Oscar for A Beautiful Mind (2001)?", "qAns": [ "ron howard" ] }, { "qId": 2294, "qText": "Name the pioneering Game Theory US mathematician featured in the film A Beautiful Mind?", "qAns": [ "john nash" ] }, { "qId": 2295, "qText": "The 2001 film 'A Beautiful Mind', starring Russell Crowe, told the true story of which brilliant but disturbed mathematician?", "qAns": [ "john forbes nash, jr." ] }, { "qId": 2296, "qText": "Which singer had a number one hit in August 2010 with 'Beautiful Monster'?", "qAns": [ "ne-yo" ] }, { "qId": 2297, "qText": "Who had a hit with Beautiful Stranger from the soundtrack of Austin Powers 2?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 2298, "qText": "Everything Changes, Beautiful World and Circus are all albums released by which British band?", "qAns": [ "take that" ] }, { "qId": 2299, "qText": "What English pop band, formed in Manchester in 1990 with Robbie Williams, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen, achieved major success in the early to mid 1990s, split up in 1996, and in 2006 released the album Beautiful World?", "qAns": [ "take that" ] }, { "qId": 2300, "qText": "Which British band released a 2006 album entitled 'Beautiful World'?", "qAns": [ "take that" ] }, { "qId": 2301, "qText": "What is Beauty's name in the Disney film 'Beauty and the Beast'?", "qAns": [ "belle" ] }, { "qId": 2302, "qText": "What is the name of the 'Beauty' in the famous story Beauty And The Beast ?", "qAns": [ "belle" ] }, { "qId": 2303, "qText": "What is the name of the lead character in Beauty and The Beast?", "qAns": [ "belle" ] }, { "qId": 2304, "qText": "What is the name of the masculine hunter who seeks Belle's affections in Beauty and the Beast?", "qAns": [ "gaston" ] }, { "qId": 2305, "qText": "In Disney`s `Beauty And The Beast`, what is Beauty`s name?", "qAns": [ "belle" ] }, { "qId": 2306, "qText": "What is the name of the heroine in the story of 'Beauty and the Beast'?", "qAns": [ "belle" ] }, { "qId": 2307, "qText": "The live album Beauty and the Beat featured pianist George Shearring and which singer?", "qAns": [ "peggy lee" ] }, { "qId": 2308, "qText": "Which poet wrote the line 'Beauty is truth, truth beauty - that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know'?", "qAns": [ "john keats" ] }, { "qId": 2309, "qText": "Cimarron County, Texas County and Beaver County are all in the north west of which US state?", "qAns": [ "oklahoma" ] }, { "qId": 2310, "qText": "In what state do Ducks battle Beavers?", "qAns": [ "oregon" ] }, { "qId": 2311, "qText": "Of Beavis and Butt-head, which one wore the AC/DC t-shirt?", "qAns": [ "butt-head" ] }, { "qId": 2312, "qText": "What television staple, developed by Beavis and Butt-head creator Mike Judge, is having its final episodes air this Sunday, following a 13 year run?", "qAns": [ "king of the hill" ] }, { "qId": 2313, "qText": "Which fellow rocker, whose biggest hit was Be-Bop-A-Lula, survived the car crash which killed Eddie Cochrane in 1960?", "qAns": [ "gene vincent" ] }, { "qId": 2314, "qText": "Which act had a hit with the famous track Be Bop A Lula?", "qAns": [ "gene vincent" ] }, { "qId": 2315, "qText": "Whose 2014 best-selling novel 'Be Careful What You Wish For' is the fourth in the Clifton Chronicles series?", "qAns": [ "jeffrey archer" ] }, { "qId": 2316, "qText": "Bechamel, Espagnole, Veloute, Hollandaise, Tomate are the five 'mother (what)' of classical French cuisine?", "qAns": [ "sauce" ] }, { "qId": 2317, "qText": "Who plays Dr John Becker in the US television series 'Becker'?", "qAns": [ "ted danson" ] }, { "qId": 2318, "qText": "Four Irishmen have won the Nobel Prize for Literature, three are Shaw, Becket, Heaney who is the forth?", "qAns": [ "w. b. yeats" ] }, { "qId": 2319, "qText": "Becky Sharp is the heroine of which novel by William Makepeace Thackeray?", "qAns": [ "vanity fair" ] }, { "qId": 2320, "qText": "Who played the role of Becky Sharp in the 2004 film 'Vanity Fair'?", "qAns": [ "reese witherspoon" ] }, { "qId": 2321, "qText": "What role is played by Elizabeth Hurley in the 2000 film Bedazzled?", "qAns": [ "devil" ] }, { "qId": 2322, "qText": "What style of commercial vehicle body, incorporating an enclosed box body extended over the cab, takes its name from the town in Bedfordshire where the Bedford commercial vehicle plant was located?", "qAns": [ "luton" ] }, { "qId": 2323, "qText": "What is the name of the statue that was unveiled in October 1886, on Bedloe Island?", "qAns": [ "statue of liberty" ] }, { "qId": 2324, "qText": "Also in the Musee d'Orsay, who painted Bedroom in Arles in the 1880s?", "qAns": [ "vincent van gogh" ] }, { "qId": 2325, "qText": "What future politician starred alongside a chimp named Bonzo in the 1951 movie Bedtime for Bonzo?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 2326, "qText": "What's the word for the front of a dogs chest and joint of beef?", "qAns": [ "brisket" ] }, { "qId": 2327, "qText": "Who was the London-based Australian music impresario who managed John Leyton, Cream, Peter Frampton and The Bee Gees?", "qAns": [ "robert stigwood" ] }, { "qId": 2328, "qText": "Which US state was the title of a no. 1 hit for the Bee Gees in 1967?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 2329, "qText": "Well you can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm a woman's man, no time to talk are lyrics from which song by the Bee Gees?", "qAns": [ "stayin' alive" ] }, { "qId": 2330, "qText": "Who was behind the 1923 Beer Hall Putsch, a failed attempt to overthrow the government?", "qAns": [ "adolf hitler" ] }, { "qId": 2331, "qText": "What breed of dog was the subject of the 1992 film Beethoven?", "qAns": [ "saint bernard" ] }, { "qId": 2332, "qText": "The words of Beethoven's 9th Symphony (The Choral) were taken from which poem by Friedrich Schiller?", "qAns": [ "ode to joy" ] }, { "qId": 2333, "qText": "What is the name of Beethoven's only opera?", "qAns": [ "fidelio" ] }, { "qId": 2334, "qText": "Which single word connects Beethoven, 'Terry's of York and Glenn Miller?", "qAns": [ "moonlight" ] }, { "qId": 2335, "qText": "Dit-dit-dit-dot. In his novel Howard's End, E. M. Forster refers to which Beethoven composition as the most sublime noise that ever penetrated into the ear of man.?", "qAns": [ "symphony no. 5" ] }, { "qId": 2336, "qText": "What is the nickname of Beethoven's 5th symphony?", "qAns": [ "pastoral" ] }, { "qId": 2337, "qText": "Beethoven wrote only one opera, can you name it?", "qAns": [ "fidelio" ] }, { "qId": 2338, "qText": "In which German city was Beethoven born?", "qAns": [ "bonn" ] }, { "qId": 2339, "qText": "Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Beetlebum?", "qAns": [ "blur" ] }, { "qId": 2340, "qText": "Who directed the 1988 film 'Beetle Juice'?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 2341, "qText": "Bandar Seri Begawan International airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "brunei" ] }, { "qId": 2342, "qText": "In which 1995 film does Robert Carlisle play the character Begbie?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 2343, "qText": "Which 1996 film had characters 'Renton', 'Sick Boy', 'Spud' and 'Begbie'?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 2344, "qText": "What rock band released the albums Sticky Fingers and Beggar's Banquet?", "qAns": [ "the rolling stones" ] }, { "qId": 2345, "qText": "Who wrote the Beggars Opera in 1728?", "qAns": [ "john gay" ] }, { "qId": 2346, "qText": "John Gay's musical play, 'The Beggar's Opera' features a highwayman, who is known by which surname?", "qAns": [ "captain macheath" ] }, { "qId": 2347, "qText": "What King was beheaded during the English Civil War?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 2348, "qText": "Which English king was beheaded?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 2349, "qText": "Which historical figure was executed by emasculation, evisceration and beheading at Smithfield in 1305?", "qAns": [ "william wallace" ] }, { "qId": 2350, "qText": "Which British group released the albums `Definitely Maybe' and 'Be Here Now' in the 1990s?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 2351, "qText": "Who released albums called `Slowhand`, `Behind The Sun` and `August`?", "qAns": [ "eric clapton" ] }, { "qId": 2352, "qText": "Which artist collaborated with architects Herzog & de Meuron as consultant in building the Beijing National Stadium for the 2008 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "ai weiwei" ] }, { "qId": 2353, "qText": "Who won 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics?", "qAns": [ "michael phelps" ] }, { "qId": 2354, "qText": "In the Beijing Olympics, Britain's only Boxing gold medal was won by whom?", "qAns": [ "james de gale" ] }, { "qId": 2355, "qText": "Name the swimmer who won 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.?", "qAns": [ "michael phelps" ] }, { "qId": 2356, "qText": "Being and Nothingness was a 1946 work by which French philosopher?", "qAns": [ "jean-paul sartre" ] }, { "qId": 2357, "qText": "Which 20th century philosopher wrote 'Being And Nothingness' and 'Critique Of Dialectic Reason'?", "qAns": [ "jean-paul sartre" ] }, { "qId": 2358, "qText": "Which philosopher wrote 'The Flies' and 'Being and Nothingness' in 1943?", "qAns": [ "jean-paul sartre" ] }, { "qId": 2359, "qText": "Which actor played John Malkovich in the film `Being John Malkovich`?", "qAns": [ "john malkovich" ] }, { "qId": 2360, "qText": "Who had a number one hit single in the UK with `Being With You` in 1981?", "qAns": [ "smokey robinson" ] }, { "qId": 2361, "qText": "Beira is the second largest city in which African country?", "qAns": [ "mozambique" ] }, { "qId": 2362, "qText": "Matola and Beira are the second and third largest cities in which African country?", "qAns": [ "mozambique" ] }, { "qId": 2363, "qText": "Which famous actor was born in Beirut in 1964?", "qAns": [ "keanu reeves" ] }, { "qId": 2364, "qText": "What nationality was the composer Bela Bartok?", "qAns": [ "hungarian" ] }, { "qId": 2365, "qText": "Bela Fleck, Earl Scruggs, Barney MacKenna of The Dubliners and Pete Seeger are all noted exponents of what musical instrument?", "qAns": [ "banjo" ] }, { "qId": 2366, "qText": "What villain was famously portrayed by Bela Lugosi?", "qAns": [ "count dracula" ] }, { "qId": 2367, "qText": "Bela Lugosi's most famous role was as who?", "qAns": [ "dracula" ] }, { "qId": 2368, "qText": "What is the capitol of Belarus?", "qAns": [ "minsk" ] }, { "qId": 2369, "qText": "What is the primary language spoken in Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan?", "qAns": [ "russian" ] }, { "qId": 2370, "qText": "Which country is bordered by Belarus in the north and Moldova in the south?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 2371, "qText": "The city of Brest in modern day Belarus was once known as Brest-Litovsk, site of the 1918 treaty between Soviet Russia and the Central Powers. For what present day country did the word Litovsk refer?", "qAns": [ "lithuania" ] }, { "qId": 2372, "qText": "In which country is the deepwater port of Belem?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 2373, "qText": "Which famous Belfast born guitarist, who played with Thin Lizzy for a while, died on 6th February 2011?", "qAns": [ "gary moore" ] }, { "qId": 2374, "qText": "After who is the Belfast City Airport named?", "qAns": [ "george best" ] }, { "qId": 2375, "qText": "The Belgian Revolution, that began after a performance at the Brussels opera in 1830, led to the secession of the Southern provinces of which kingdom to establish an independent Kingdom of Belgium?", "qAns": [ "united kingdom of the netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 2376, "qText": "What is the name of the Dutch speaking northern region of Belgium containing approximately half of the country's population?", "qAns": [ "flanders" ] }, { "qId": 2377, "qText": "What is the second largest city in Belgium?", "qAns": [ "antwerp" ] }, { "qId": 2378, "qText": "What country borders with Belgium, France and Germany?", "qAns": [ "luxembourg" ] }, { "qId": 2379, "qText": "What was the currency of Belgium before the introduction of the Euro?", "qAns": [ "belgian franc" ] }, { "qId": 2380, "qText": "Which country is locked within Belgium, Germany and France?", "qAns": [ "luxembourg" ] }, { "qId": 2381, "qText": "What is the third largest port of Belgium, accessed by a canal 200 metres (660 feet) wide and 32 kilometres (20 miles) long, which ends near the Dutch port of Terneuzen?", "qAns": [ "ghent" ] }, { "qId": 2382, "qText": "What is the capital of Belize?", "qAns": [ "belmopan" ] }, { "qId": 2383, "qText": "Which city is the capital of the Central American Republic of Belize?", "qAns": [ "belmopan" ] }, { "qId": 2384, "qText": "The D H Lawrence novel The Plumed Serpent is set in which country, bordered on the south-east by Guatemala, Belize and the Caribbean Sea?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 2385, "qText": "Isabella 'Bella' Swan is the lead character in which series of vampire books?", "qAns": [ "twilight" ] }, { "qId": 2386, "qText": "Jacob Black, Edward Cullen, and Bella Swan are characters in what fictional book series?", "qAns": [ "twilight" ] }, { "qId": 2387, "qText": "Who plays Bella Swan in the Twilight films?", "qAns": [ "kristen stewart" ] }, { "qId": 2388, "qText": "The star Bellatrix, whose name comes from a Latin word meaning warrior, can be found in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "orion" ] }, { "qId": 2389, "qText": "Wagner, Verdi, Bellini and Rossini are famous composers of particularly what type of music?", "qAns": [ "opera" ] }, { "qId": 2390, "qText": "What 2007 film is an over-the-top send-up of action movies, featuring a large amount of violence (including killing by carrots), starring Clive Owen, Monica Bellucci & Paul Giamatti?", "qAns": [ "shoot 'em up" ] }, { "qId": 2391, "qText": "Belshazzar's Feast'', Portsmouth Point and Facade are among the works of which composer?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 2392, "qText": "Born in 1902, which Briton composed 'Facade' and 'Belshazzar's Feast'?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 2393, "qText": "Who composed 'Belshazzar's Feast' cantata?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 2394, "qText": "Who composed the cantata 'Belshazzar's Feast', first performed in 1931?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 2395, "qText": "Who composed the music for the oratorio, 'Belshazzar's Feast'?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 2396, "qText": "In which European country is the Great Belt Bridge?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 2397, "qText": "Which film starring Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton and Ben Affleck was the world's highest grossing film of 1998?", "qAns": [ "armageddon" ] }, { "qId": 2398, "qText": "Which Olympic event is Ben Ainslie famous for competing in?", "qAns": [ "sailing" ] }, { "qId": 2399, "qText": "Who was Benazir Bhutto's Father who was executed in 1988?", "qAns": [ "zulfikar ali bhutto" ] }, { "qId": 2400, "qText": "Where would you find 'Harris'; 'Lewis' and 'Benbecular'?", "qAns": [ "outer hebrides" ] }, { "qId": 2401, "qText": "Dec 13, 1953 saw the birth of Ben Bernanke, Harvard grad with a PhD from MIT. What governmental position does he hold?", "qAns": [ "chair of the federal reserve" ] }, { "qId": 2402, "qText": "A bench press is used in what activity?", "qAns": [ "bodybuilding" ] }, { "qId": 2403, "qText": "Ben Collins was 'outed' in January 2009 as which mysterious TV character?", "qAns": [ "the stig" ] }, { "qId": 2404, "qText": "Tom and Ben Cooper play international cricket for which non-test playing country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 2405, "qText": "In which country is the Bendorf bridge?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 2406, "qText": "Which actor has played Guy Perron in The Jewel in the Crown (1984), Dr. Jonathan Clemens in Alien 3 (1992), Sardo Numspa in The Golden Child (1986) and Benedict in Last Action Hero (1993)?", "qAns": [ "charles dance" ] }, { "qId": 2407, "qText": "What is the one word title of the 2010 drama series, co- written by Steven Moffat, which starred Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role, supported by Martin Freeman?", "qAns": [ "sherlock" ] }, { "qId": 2408, "qText": "What is the title of the recent musical based on a book by Ben Elton with the music of Queen?", "qAns": [ "we will rock you" ] }, { "qId": 2409, "qText": "Ben Fogle, the TV presenter and adventurer is the son of which well-known actress?", "qAns": [ "julia foster" ] }, { "qId": 2410, "qText": "The borders of which country which became independent in 1971 were established with the partition of Bengal and India in 1947, when the region became the eastern wing of the newly formed Pakistan?", "qAns": [ "bangladesh" ] }, { "qId": 2411, "qText": "Ben Gurion International Airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 2412, "qText": "In which country can you find Ben Gurion International Airport, the country's largest?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 2413, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Ben Hur'?", "qAns": [ "lew wallace" ] }, { "qId": 2414, "qText": "Who won the best actor award for the film `Ben Hur`?", "qAns": [ "charlton heston" ] }, { "qId": 2415, "qText": "In honor of his passing on April 5, 2008, which actor made a career of starring in heroic roles such as Moses, Ben-Hur, and Colonel George Taylor, before spending 5 years heading up the NRA?", "qAns": [ "charlton heston" ] }, { "qId": 2416, "qText": "Who was Ben Hurs rival in the great chariot race?", "qAns": [ "messala" ] }, { "qId": 2417, "qText": "Which African country is sandwiched between Ghana and Benin?", "qAns": [ "togo" ] }, { "qId": 2418, "qText": "Making his debut for Sunderland last season, who is the only footballer from Benin ever to play in the Premier League?", "qAns": [ "stephane sessegnon" ] }, { "qId": 2419, "qText": "Benito Juarez international airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 2420, "qText": "At which establishment, famous in literature, was Benjamin a very sceptical donkey?", "qAns": [ "animal farm" ] }, { "qId": 2421, "qText": "Moses, Muriel, Mollie, Benjamin, Mr Whymper, Squealer and Minimus are all characters that appear in which famous novel of 1945 ?", "qAns": [ "animal farm" ] }, { "qId": 2422, "qText": "In the Bible who was the father of Joseph and Benjamin?", "qAns": [ "jacob" ] }, { "qId": 2423, "qText": "What was the name of Benjamin Britten's opera about a lonely, isolated fisherman?", "qAns": [ "peter grimes" ] }, { "qId": 2424, "qText": "Which Benjamin Britten opera is based on a short novel by Herman Melville?", "qAns": [ "billy budd" ] }, { "qId": 2425, "qText": "Which actor played the title character in the films 'Johnny Suede', 'Meet Joe Black' and 'The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button'?", "qAns": [ "brad pitt" ] }, { "qId": 2426, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 2008 film 'The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button'?", "qAns": [ "brad pitt" ] }, { "qId": 2427, "qText": "Brad Pitt plays the part of Benjamin Button on film, who wrote the book on which the film is based?", "qAns": [ "f. scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 2428, "qText": "The 2008 film The Curious Tale of Benjamin Button' was adapted from a short story by whom?", "qAns": [ "f scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 2429, "qText": "The film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, is based on a short story by whom?", "qAns": [ "f. scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 2430, "qText": "Benjamin Franklin is usually credited with the creation of the first pair of what items of optical equipment in the early 1760s?", "qAns": [ "bifocals" ] }, { "qId": 2431, "qText": "What did Benjamin Franklin claim as his trade?", "qAns": [ "printer" ] }, { "qId": 2432, "qText": "Complete the title of a book by Doctor Benjamin Spock: The Common Sense Book of ...?", "qAns": [ "baby and child care" ] }, { "qId": 2433, "qText": "The New England range of mountains (highest point Ben Lomond) are in which Commonwealth country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 2434, "qText": "Ben Macdui is part of which European mountain range?", "qAns": [ "cairngorms" ] }, { "qId": 2435, "qText": "In the first two series of which TV comedy drama did Ben Miller play D I Richard Poole?", "qAns": [ "death in paradise" ] }, { "qId": 2436, "qText": "The Scottish peak Ben More is the highest point on which island?", "qAns": [ "mull" ] }, { "qId": 2437, "qText": "Detective Inspector Edmund Reid, Bennet Drake and Captain Jackson are characters in which TV crime series?", "qAns": [ "ripper street" ] }, { "qId": 2438, "qText": "In which mountain range is Ben Nevis?", "qAns": [ "grampian mountains" ] }, { "qId": 2439, "qText": "Which 1980's musical did Tim Rice write with ABBA members Benny Andersson and Bjorn Alvaeus?", "qAns": [ "chess" ] }, { "qId": 2440, "qText": "Band leader Benny Goodman also played which instrument?", "qAns": [ "clarinet" ] }, { "qId": 2441, "qText": "Which instrument was Benny Goodman famous for playing?", "qAns": [ "clarinet" ] }, { "qId": 2442, "qText": "Which instrument was played by jazz artist Benny Goodman?", "qAns": [ "clarinet" ] }, { "qId": 2443, "qText": "Jazz musician Benny Goodman was famous for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "clarinet" ] }, { "qId": 2444, "qText": "What did British comedian Benny Hill use as his signature tune?", "qAns": [ "yakety sax" ] }, { "qId": 2445, "qText": "Musicians Sally and Ben Taylor are the children of James Taylor, and which other singer-songwriter?", "qAns": [ "carly simon" ] }, { "qId": 2446, "qText": "Herbert Pocket and Bentley Drummle are characters that appear in which book by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "great expectations" ] }, { "qId": 2447, "qText": "In which Charles Dickens novel does the character 'Bentley Drummle' appear?", "qAns": [ "great expectations" ] }, { "qId": 2448, "qText": "Which is Charles Dickens' thirteenth published novel, its characters include: Uncle Pumblechook, Bentley Drummle, John Wemmick and Biddy?", "qAns": [ "great expectations" ] }, { "qId": 2449, "qText": "Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt were which pop duo?", "qAns": [ "everything but the girl" ] }, { "qId": 2450, "qText": "The film Bright Star, directed by Jane Campion, released in May 2009 and starring Ben Whishaw and Abbie Cornish, is a period drama about Fanny Brawne's romance with whom?", "qAns": [ "john keats" ] }, { "qId": 2451, "qText": "According to folklore, what was the name of the monster slain by 'Beowulf'?", "qAns": [ "grendel" ] }, { "qId": 2452, "qText": "In the Old English saga Beowulf, what is the name of the monster?", "qAns": [ "grendel" ] }, { "qId": 2453, "qText": "What was the name of the man-eating monster defeated by Beowulf?", "qAns": [ "grendel" ] }, { "qId": 2454, "qText": "Berengaria of Navarre was the queen of which English King?", "qAns": [ "richard i of england" ] }, { "qId": 2455, "qText": "Who played the title role in the long-running detective series Bergerac?", "qAns": [ "john nettles" ] }, { "qId": 2456, "qText": "If the Julliard School is to New York, the Berklee College of Music is to which city?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 2457, "qText": "What creature appears in the coat of arms of Berlin?", "qAns": [ "bear" ] }, { "qId": 2458, "qText": "Berlin stands on which river?", "qAns": [ "spree" ] }, { "qId": 2459, "qText": "What is the famous four-letter phrase uttered by Ronald Reagan in his speech in June, 1987 at Brandenburg Gate in West Berlin?", "qAns": [ "tear down this wall!" ] }, { "qId": 2460, "qText": "What African-American athlete defied Hitler's theories of racial superiority by winning four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics?", "qAns": [ "jesse owens" ] }, { "qId": 2461, "qText": "Whose 1977-79 albums, Low, Heroes and Lodger, are known as his Berlin Trilogy?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 2462, "qText": "What is the capital of Bermuda?", "qAns": [ "hamilton" ] }, { "qId": 2463, "qText": "What word connects bermuda with a Scottish Racecourse?", "qAns": [ "hamilton" ] }, { "qId": 2464, "qText": "What name is shared by cities in Ontario and Bermuda as well as a town near Glasgow?", "qAns": [ "hamilton" ] }, { "qId": 2465, "qText": "The Royal family of which country is named Bernadotte?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 2466, "qText": "Which US actor and comedian is the voice of Bernard in the 1977 Disney film 'The Rescuers'?", "qAns": [ "bob newhart" ] }, { "qId": 2467, "qText": "Bernard, Deadeye, Orville and Madame Medusa are all characters in which Disney filmn?", "qAns": [ "the rescuers" ] }, { "qId": 2468, "qText": "Which music act took its name from a Bernard Cribbins hit record?", "qAns": [ "right said fred" ] }, { "qId": 2469, "qText": "John Alderton played teacher Bernard Hedges in which UK television series?", "qAns": [ "please sir!" ] }, { "qId": 2470, "qText": "Bernard Jackson and David Conley were founding members of which 1990s vocal group?", "qAns": [ "surface" ] }, { "qId": 2471, "qText": "Who played Bernardo O'Reilly in the 1960 film 'The Magnificent Seven'?", "qAns": [ "charles bronson" ] }, { "qId": 2472, "qText": "Which band, formed in Salford in 1976, contained Ian Curtis, Bernard Sumner and Peter Hook?", "qAns": [ "joy division" ] }, { "qId": 2473, "qText": "Bernhard Langer was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 2474, "qText": "Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore were at one time co-owners of which Premier League club?", "qAns": [ "queens park rangers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 2475, "qText": "Who was known for the catchphrase Bernie, ... the bolt?", "qAns": [ "bob monkhouse" ] }, { "qId": 2476, "qText": "What was the name of Bernie Winters' St. Bernard?", "qAns": [ "mike & bernie winters" ] }, { "qId": 2477, "qText": "The Bernstein and Sondheim song 'Somewhere' was written for which musical?", "qAns": [ "west side story" ] }, { "qId": 2478, "qText": "Which organisation was founded on the 1st October 1946 at Lincoln College, Oxford by Ronald Berrill and Dr Lancelot Ware The first of its three declared purposes being to identify and to foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity ?", "qAns": [ "mensa international" ] }, { "qId": 2479, "qText": "Who played Bert the chimney sweep in the film 'Mary Poppins'?", "qAns": [ "dick van dyke" ] }, { "qId": 2480, "qText": "Who played the chimney sweep Bert in the 1964 film 'Mary Poppins'?", "qAns": [ "dick van dyke" ] }, { "qId": 2481, "qText": "Bert and Ernie are the names of the policeman and the taxi driver in which Frank Capra film?", "qAns": [ "it's a wonderful life" ] }, { "qId": 2482, "qText": "Bertha Mason is a barely seen but important character in which 19th Century novel?", "qAns": [ "jane eyre" ] }, { "qId": 2483, "qText": "Who wrote the music for Berthold Brecht's `The Beggars Opera'?", "qAns": [ "kurt weill" ] }, { "qId": 2484, "qText": "Which work by Berthold Brecht and Kurt Weil is based on a work by John Gay?", "qAns": [ "the threepenny opera" ] }, { "qId": 2485, "qText": "John Renboum, Bert Jansch and Danny Thompson were three of the founder members in 1967 of which British folk-rock group?", "qAns": [ "pentangle" ] }, { "qId": 2486, "qText": "The German Imannuel Kant, Englishman Bertrand Russell, and American John Dewey, were notable?", "qAns": [ "philosopher" ] }, { "qId": 2487, "qText": "Which army besieged Paris from 18 September 1870 for 4 months?", "qAns": [ "prussia" ] }, { "qId": 2488, "qText": "What does the now largely obsolete Bessemer Process produce?", "qAns": [ "steel" ] }, { "qId": 2489, "qText": "Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?", "qAns": [ "steel" ] }, { "qId": 2490, "qText": "Bessie Wallis Warfield became better known as whom?", "qAns": [ "wallis simpson" ] }, { "qId": 2491, "qText": "Bess Wallace was the wife of which US President?", "qAns": [ "harry s. truman" ] }, { "qId": 2492, "qText": "In 1938, who was the first actor ever to win successive Best Actor Academy Awards?", "qAns": [ "spencer tracy" ] }, { "qId": 2493, "qText": "Who won a Golden Globe best actor award in 1999 for his performance in `The Truman Show`?", "qAns": [ "jim carrey" ] }, { "qId": 2494, "qText": "Who won the Best Actor BAFTA in 1993 for his part in Shadowlands?", "qAns": [ "anthony hopkins" ] }, { "qId": 2495, "qText": "For his portrayal of which real life character did Philip Seymour Hoffman win the 2006 Best Actor Oscar?", "qAns": [ "truman capote" ] }, { "qId": 2496, "qText": "Who is the youngest male actor to have won the Best Actor Oscar?", "qAns": [ "adrien brody" ] }, { "qId": 2497, "qText": "Who won the Best Actor Oscar in both 1993 and 1994?", "qAns": [ "tom hanks" ] }, { "qId": 2498, "qText": "Who was the first man to win a Best Actor Oscar, in 1929?", "qAns": [ "emil jannings" ] }, { "qId": 2499, "qText": "Which screen tough-guy won a Best Actor Oscar for the 1953 film 'Stalag 17'?", "qAns": [ "william holden" ] }, { "qId": 2500, "qText": "Who won the Best Actor Oscar for his role in Billy Wilder's 1953 film Stalag 17?", "qAns": [ "william holden" ] }, { "qId": 2501, "qText": "After winning the 1989 Best Actor Oscar award who said in his speech You've just provided me with the makings of one helluva weekend in Dublin?", "qAns": [ "daniel day-lewis" ] }, { "qId": 2502, "qText": "Who won a Best Actor Oscar for the 1996 film Shine?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey rush" ] }, { "qId": 2503, "qText": "Who won the 2007 Best Actor Oscar for his role in the film 'The Last King Of Scotland'?", "qAns": [ "forest whitaker" ] }, { "qId": 2504, "qText": "Which much-loved actor won the Best Actor Oscar for The Philadelphia Story?", "qAns": [ "james stewart" ] }, { "qId": 2505, "qText": "What was the first film to win a Best Actor Oscar for Jack Nicholson?", "qAns": [ "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" ] }, { "qId": 2506, "qText": "Ernest Borgnine won one Best Actor Oscar, in 1955 for which film?", "qAns": [ "marty" ] }, { "qId": 2507, "qText": "At the recent Tony Awards who won the award for Best Actress in a Play for her performance as Queen Elizabeth II in the play The Audience by Peter Morgan?", "qAns": [ "helen mirren" ] }, { "qId": 2508, "qText": "Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2014 for her role in 'Blue Jasmine'?", "qAns": [ "cate blanchett" ] }, { "qId": 2509, "qText": "Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 1990 for her role as Annie Wilkes in the film 'Misery'?", "qAns": [ "kathy bates" ] }, { "qId": 2510, "qText": "Who won the Best Actress Oscar for the 1988 film, The Accused?", "qAns": [ "jodie foster" ] }, { "qId": 2511, "qText": "Which actress won the Best Actress Oscar for the 1989 film 'Driving Miss Daisy'?", "qAns": [ "jessica tandy" ] }, { "qId": 2512, "qText": "Billy Bob Thornton won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay for which film?", "qAns": [ "sling blade" ] }, { "qId": 2513, "qText": "More widely recognised as an actor, who won the 1997 Oscar for best adapted screenplay for the film `Slingblade`?", "qAns": [ "billy bob thornton" ] }, { "qId": 2514, "qText": "Which film won four 'Oscar's' at 2001 ceremony, including Best Art Direction, Best Original Score and Best Cinematography?", "qAns": [ "crouching tiger, hidden dragon" ] }, { "qId": 2515, "qText": "What did Banting and Best discover in 1921?", "qAns": [ "insulin" ] }, { "qId": 2516, "qText": "Which American country music singer-songwriter, born in 1934, won two Grammy Awards of 2005, (Best Country Album and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals) for her album Van Lear Rose, which was produced by Jack White of the White Stripes?", "qAns": [ "loretta lynn" ] }, { "qId": 2517, "qText": "The Best Damn Thing was a 2007 album by which female popstar?", "qAns": [ "avril lavigne" ] }, { "qId": 2518, "qText": "Who won the Best Director and Best Picture Oscars for the 1982 film Gandhi?", "qAns": [ "richard attenborough" ] }, { "qId": 2519, "qText": "For which 1993 film did Steven Spielberg win his first 'Oscar' for Best Director?", "qAns": [ "schindler's list" ] }, { "qId": 2520, "qText": "Who won the Best Director Oscar for Platoon?", "qAns": [ "oliver stone" ] }, { "qId": 2521, "qText": "Writer and film director Kathryn Bigelow was married between 1989-91 to which film director, a winner of the Oscar for Best Director?", "qAns": [ "james cameron" ] }, { "qId": 2522, "qText": "In 2002, which film won Oscars for Best Sound and Best Editing?", "qAns": [ "black hawk down" ] }, { "qId": 2523, "qText": "Who wrote and performed the song Rehab that won the 2007 Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song, and Grammy Awards in 2008 for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 2524, "qText": "Asshat rapper Kanye West interrupted the VMA acceptance speech of which Best Female Video award winner?", "qAns": [ "taylor swift" ] }, { "qId": 2525, "qText": "The epitaph for which American singer who died in 1988 was 'The best is yet to come'?", "qAns": [ "frank sinatra" ] }, { "qId": 2526, "qText": "Where is the UK's annual four-day Bestival music festival held?", "qAns": [ "isle of wight" ] }, { "qId": 2527, "qText": "Who has won Best Leading Actor Oscars for his roles in 'Milk' and 'Mystic River'?", "qAns": [ "sean penn" ] }, { "qId": 2528, "qText": "The 1982 movie 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas' starred which country singer?", "qAns": [ "dolly parton" ] }, { "qId": 2529, "qText": "What film won the best makeup Oscar in 1988?", "qAns": [ "beetlejuice" ] }, { "qId": 2530, "qText": "Which song by John Mayer, written for the Rob Reiner film The Bucket List, is his highest charting single to date, and won Best Male Pop Vocal Performance at the Grammy Awards in 2009?", "qAns": [ "say" ] }, { "qId": 2531, "qText": "'Best of Both Worlds' by Miley Cyrus is the theme song to which US tv show?", "qAns": [ "hannah montana" ] }, { "qId": 2532, "qText": " 'Best of Both Worlds' by Miley Cyrus is the theme song to which US tv show?", "qAns": [ "hannah montana" ] }, { "qId": 2533, "qText": "Which band had a 2005 hit with the anthemic track Best of You?", "qAns": [ "foo fighters" ] }, { "qId": 2534, "qText": "Which composer has won Academy Awards for Best Original Score for Born Free, Out of Africa, and Dance with Wolves?", "qAns": [ "john barry" ] }, { "qId": 2535, "qText": "Which local born actor/writer won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay in 1981, for his work on the film, Chariots of Fire?", "qAns": [ "colin welland" ] }, { "qId": 2536, "qText": "In the 2013 Oscar awards which singer won Best Original Song?", "qAns": [ "adele" ] }, { "qId": 2537, "qText": "Who received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song from the film Live and Let Die?", "qAns": [ "paul mccartney" ] }, { "qId": 2538, "qText": "Which film won the 2010 'Oscar' for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "the hurt locker" ] }, { "qId": 2539, "qText": "Although he never won an Oscar for best director, one of Hitchcock's films did win an Oscar for best picture. What was the film?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 2540, "qText": "Which was the first colour film to win the Oscar for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "gone with the wind" ] }, { "qId": 2541, "qText": "Which was the first film in colour to win an Oscar for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "gone with the wind" ] }, { "qId": 2542, "qText": "Which film won the Oscar for Best Picture at the 2011 Academy Awards?", "qAns": [ "the king's speech" ] }, { "qId": 2543, "qText": "Which film won Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director Robert Zemeckis and Best Actor Tom Hanks?", "qAns": [ "forrest gump" ] }, { "qId": 2544, "qText": "Which is the only X rated film to win an Oscar for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "midnight cowboy" ] }, { "qId": 2545, "qText": "Which was the first X-rated film to have won the Oscar for Best Picture?", "qAns": [ "midnight cowboy" ] }, { "qId": 2546, "qText": "Playing a scenario close to the rise and assassination of real-life 1930s Louisiana Governor, Huey Long, the film won three Oscars (Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Picture) and was nominated for four more. Which was it?", "qAns": [ "all the king's men" ] }, { "qId": 2547, "qText": "Which film, released in 1973 and featuring the main characters called Henry Shaw Gondorff and Johnny Kelly Hooker won the award for best picture in 1974 ?", "qAns": [ "the sting" ] }, { "qId": 2548, "qText": "Which film about Vietnam won the best picture at the Oscar ceremony in 1979?", "qAns": [ "the deer hunter" ] }, { "qId": 2549, "qText": "Which 1972 movie, Oscar nominated for best picture, was advertised by the tag-line Four men ride a wild river, a weekend turns into a nightmare?", "qAns": [ "deliverance" ] }, { "qId": 2550, "qText": "Which film that won an Oscar for Best Picture, explores prejudice against Jews and Afro-Americans over the period 1948 to 1973?", "qAns": [ "driving miss daisy" ] }, { "qId": 2551, "qText": "For which film about a Scottish hero did Mel Gibson win his first Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director?", "qAns": [ "braveheart" ] }, { "qId": 2552, "qText": "What film won the best picture, best director and best actor Oscars in 1995?", "qAns": [ "forrest gump" ] }, { "qId": 2553, "qText": "Which is the only film of the fantasy genre ever to win the best picture Oscar - full name required?", "qAns": [ "the lord of the rings: the return of the king" ] }, { "qId": 2554, "qText": "In 2009 what became the second animated film in history to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar?", "qAns": [ "up" ] }, { "qId": 2555, "qText": "Which is the only Hitchcock film to win a Best Picture Oscar (in 1940)?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 2556, "qText": "What western won the best picture Oscar in 1993?", "qAns": [ "unforgiven" ] }, { "qId": 2557, "qText": "When the musical Chicago won the Best Picture Oscar in 2002 it was the 1st musical to do so since which 1968 film?", "qAns": [ "oliver!" ] }, { "qId": 2558, "qText": "Which '60s film gave Disney their first 'Best Picture' Oscar nomination?", "qAns": [ "mary poppins" ] }, { "qId": 2559, "qText": "Which 1990 film was the first western to win Best Picture Oscar for 60 years?", "qAns": [ "dances with wolves" ] }, { "qId": 2560, "qText": "What is the only silent film to win best picture Oscar?", "qAns": [ "wings" ] }, { "qId": 2561, "qText": "What was the most recent film to win a best picture Oscar which was predominantly black and white?", "qAns": [ "schindler's list" ] }, { "qId": 2562, "qText": "Which film won the 2009 Bafta for best special visual effects?", "qAns": [ "the curious case of benjamin button" ] }, { "qId": 2563, "qText": "At this years American EMMY television awards, which British actress won the 2012 Best Supporting Actress award?", "qAns": [ "maggie smith" ] }, { "qId": 2564, "qText": "Betelgeuse is the brightest star in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "orion" ] }, { "qId": 2565, "qText": "In which constellation is the star Betelgeuse?", "qAns": [ "orion" ] }, { "qId": 2566, "qText": "Rigel and Betelgeuse are in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "orion" ] }, { "qId": 2567, "qText": "Aleph, Beth, Gimel, Daleth are A B C D in which language?", "qAns": [ "hebrew language" ] }, { "qId": 2568, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Betsy?", "qAns": [ "harold robbins" ] }, { "qId": 2569, "qText": "Actresses Virginia Cherrill, Betsy Drake and Dyan Cannon all married which actor?", "qAns": [ "cary grant" ] }, { "qId": 2570, "qText": "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night, is a Bette Davis line from which film?", "qAns": [ "all about eve" ] }, { "qId": 2571, "qText": "What popular office product/brand did Bette Nesmith Graham (mother of Monkee Mike Nesmith) invent and later sell to Gillette for nearly $50m in 1979?", "qAns": [ "liquid paper" ] }, { "qId": 2572, "qText": "Which British female singer released a double A-side, featuring 'Footprints in the Sand' and 'Better in Time', in aid of Sport Relief?", "qAns": [ "leona lewis" ] }, { "qId": 2573, "qText": "Which female singer sang `Better The Devil You Know` in the 1983 Eurovision Song Contest?", "qAns": [ "sonia" ] }, { "qId": 2574, "qText": "Which poet wrote It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all?", "qAns": [ "alfred, lord tennyson" ] }, { "qId": 2575, "qText": "Actress Betty Joan Perske is better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "lauren bacall" ] }, { "qId": 2576, "qText": "Who played the title role in the TV sitcom Ugly Betty?", "qAns": [ "america ferrera" ] }, { "qId": 2577, "qText": "Betty Driver played which role in Coronation Street?", "qAns": [ "betty williams" ] }, { "qId": 2578, "qText": "Jeff Lynne - Roy Wood - Bev Bevan - what pop group?", "qAns": [ "electric light orchestra" ] }, { "qId": 2579, "qText": "What was the first spin-off from The Beverly Hillbillies called?", "qAns": [ "petticoat junction" ] }, { "qId": 2580, "qText": "Which actress played Samantha in the comedy series Bewitched?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth montgomery" ] }, { "qId": 2581, "qText": "Which female singer had a 2006 hit with Be Without You?", "qAns": [ "mary j blige" ] }, { "qId": 2582, "qText": "Which rapper is the husband of R and B superstar singer, Beyonce?", "qAns": [ "jay z" ] }, { "qId": 2583, "qText": "What is the name of Jay-Z and Beyonce's daughter?", "qAns": [ "blue ivy" ] }, { "qId": 2584, "qText": "Which philosopher wrote the book `Beyond Good and Evil`?", "qAns": [ "friedrich nietzsche" ] }, { "qId": 2585, "qText": "Which cast member played the piano in the original Beyond the Fringe satirical revue of the early Sixties ?", "qAns": [ "dudley moore" ] }, { "qId": 2586, "qText": "In the 2004 film biopic Beyond the Sea, Kevin Spacey plays which 1960s singer?", "qAns": [ "bobby darin" ] }, { "qId": 2587, "qText": "Who starred in and directed the 2004 movie Beyond the Sea?", "qAns": [ "kevin spacey" ] }, { "qId": 2588, "qText": "Who directed the films `Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!` and `Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls`?", "qAns": [ "russ meyer" ] }, { "qId": 2589, "qText": "Who designed the Luftwaffe's Bf-109 fighter plane?", "qAns": [ "willy messerschmitt" ] }, { "qId": 2590, "qText": "The Bhagavad Gita is an important scripture of which religion?", "qAns": [ "hinduism" ] }, { "qId": 2591, "qText": "Where was the Bhopal disaster that took place at a pesticide plant owned and operated by Union Carbide (UCIL), when the plant released methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas and other toxins in December 1984, exposing over 500,000 people?", "qAns": [ "madhya pradesh" ] }, { "qId": 2592, "qText": "King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the 9th king of the House of Chakri, became the longest reigning current monarch in the world during his reign of which country from 1946?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 2593, "qText": "In 2008 government in Bhutan was changed from an absolute monarchy to what?", "qAns": [ "constitutional monarchy" ] }, { "qId": 2594, "qText": "Titania, Miranda and Bianca are all moons of which planet in our solar system?", "qAns": [ "uranus" ] }, { "qId": 2595, "qText": "Bianca is the younger sister of Katherina in which Shakespeare comedy play?", "qAns": [ "the taming of the shrew" ] }, { "qId": 2596, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play do the characters 'Hortensia', 'Bianca',and 'Baptista' appear?", "qAns": [ "the taming of the shrew" ] }, { "qId": 2597, "qText": "Which singer married Bianca Perez-Mora Macias in St Tropez in 1971?", "qAns": [ "mick jagger" ] }, { "qId": 2598, "qText": "According to the bible, Zaccariah was the father of which New Testament figure?", "qAns": [ "john the baptist" ] }, { "qId": 2599, "qText": "According to the Old Testament of the Bible, who consulted the witch of Endor?", "qAns": [ "saul" ] }, { "qId": 2600, "qText": "In the Bible who did God appear to on Mount Horab?", "qAns": [ "moses" ] }, { "qId": 2601, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the father of Ishmael?", "qAns": [ "abraham" ] }, { "qId": 2602, "qText": "Which of the following books of the Bible comes in the Old Testament Daniel, Luke or Mark?", "qAns": [ "daniel" ] }, { "qId": 2603, "qText": "In which book of the Bible did David kill Goliath?", "qAns": [ "samuel" ] }, { "qId": 2604, "qText": "In the Bible who became leader of the Israelites after the death of Moses?", "qAns": [ "joshua" ] }, { "qId": 2605, "qText": "What is the first book of the Bible attributed to a prophet?", "qAns": [ "joshua" ] }, { "qId": 2606, "qText": "According to the Bible, who denied knowing Jesus 3 times before the cock crowed twice?", "qAns": [ "peter" ] }, { "qId": 2607, "qText": "In the Bible, Peter was the brother of which other apostle?", "qAns": [ "andrew" ] }, { "qId": 2608, "qText": "In the Bible, what are the first three words of Genesis?", "qAns": [ "in the beginning" ] }, { "qId": 2609, "qText": "What are the first three words in the Bible?", "qAns": [ "in the beginning" ] }, { "qId": 2610, "qText": "In the Bible to whom did God give the Ten Commandments?", "qAns": [ "moses" ] }, { "qId": 2611, "qText": "Which `J` is the book of the Bible immediately follows Deuteronomy?", "qAns": [ "joshua" ] }, { "qId": 2612, "qText": "In the Bible, how is the Decalogue also known?", "qAns": [ "the ten commandments" ] }, { "qId": 2613, "qText": "From which book in the Bible does the line `Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thy self` come?", "qAns": [ "matthew" ] }, { "qId": 2614, "qText": "The Bible tells of 3 wise men visiting Jesus after his birth, but in which of the Gospels does this appear?", "qAns": [ "matthew" ] }, { "qId": 2615, "qText": "Which of the following books of the Bible comes in the New Testament Matthew, Ruth or Jeremiah?", "qAns": [ "matthew" ] }, { "qId": 2616, "qText": "Two books of the Bible list the Ten Commandments.Exodus is one, which is the other?", "qAns": [ "book of deuteronomy" ] }, { "qId": 2617, "qText": "In which book of the Bible are the Ten Commandments first mentioned?", "qAns": [ "exodus" ] }, { "qId": 2618, "qText": "In which book of the Bible do the Ten Commandments appear?", "qAns": [ "exodus" ] }, { "qId": 2619, "qText": "What is the second book of the Bible?", "qAns": [ "exodus" ] }, { "qId": 2620, "qText": "The last words of which book of the Bible are all is vanity?", "qAns": [ "ecclesiastes" ] }, { "qId": 2621, "qText": "Which book of the Christian Bible's new testament comprises a letter from St Paul to members of a church that he had founded at Macedonia?", "qAns": [ "epistle to the philippians" ] }, { "qId": 2622, "qText": "Which book of the Bible recounts Paul's missionary travels?", "qAns": [ "acts of the apostles" ] }, { "qId": 2623, "qText": "Which biblical character was known for his patience?", "qAns": [ "job" ] }, { "qId": 2624, "qText": "The film `Bicentennial Man` starring Robin Williams was based on a story by which author?", "qAns": [ "isaac asimov" ] }, { "qId": 2625, "qText": "What animal is a Bichon Frise?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 2626, "qText": "What is a bichon frise?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 2627, "qText": "What kind of animal is a 'Bichon Frise'?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 2628, "qText": "The Biebrza and the Warta are rivers in which European country?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 2629, "qText": "Who is credited with inventing bifocals?", "qAns": [ "benjamin franklin" ] }, { "qId": 2630, "qText": "Which city is also known as 'The Big Apple'?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 2631, "qText": "Who plays the part of Penny in The Big Bang Theory?", "qAns": [ "kaley cuoco" ] }, { "qId": 2632, "qText": "Who plays Sheldon Cooper in The Big Bang Theory?", "qAns": [ "jim parsons" ] }, { "qId": 2633, "qText": "Big Ben is in which London building?", "qAns": [ "palace of westminster" ] }, { "qId": 2634, "qText": "Who was Big Ben named after?", "qAns": [ "benjamin hall" ] }, { "qId": 2635, "qText": "Who conducted interviews lying on a bed in the UK television show 'The Big Breakfast'?", "qAns": [ "paula yates" ] }, { "qId": 2636, "qText": "Which woman was the singer with Big Brother and the Holding Company?", "qAns": [ "janis joplin" ] }, { "qId": 2637, "qText": "Published today in 1949, which George Orwell novel features Winston Smith and Big Brother?", "qAns": [ "1984" ] }, { "qId": 2638, "qText": "Burl Ives played Big Daddy in the original 1955 Broadway cast of which play?", "qAns": [ "cat on a hot tin roof" ] }, { "qId": 2639, "qText": "The seven brightest stars of which constellation form the asterism known as the Big Dipper in the United States and Canada, or the Plough in the United Kingdom and Ireland?", "qAns": [ "ursa major" ] }, { "qId": 2640, "qText": "In which constellation would you find the star cluster known as the Plough or Big Dipper?", "qAns": [ "ursa major" ] }, { "qId": 2641, "qText": "In which US state was the 1987 film 'The Big Easy' set?", "qAns": [ "louisiana" ] }, { "qId": 2642, "qText": "Who directed the 2003 film starring Ewan McGregor, Billy Crudup and Albert Finney called Big Fish?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 2643, "qText": "Who painted 'A Bigger Splash' in 1967?", "qAns": [ "david hockney" ] }, { "qId": 2644, "qText": "Who had a 2007 hit with Big Girls Don't Cry?", "qAns": [ "fergie" ] }, { "qId": 2645, "qText": "Who created the English aviator Biggles?", "qAns": [ "w. e. johns" ] }, { "qId": 2646, "qText": "In the film `The Life Of Brian`, who played Biggus Dickus?", "qAns": [ "graham chapman" ] }, { "qId": 2647, "qText": "The Big Muddy River in Southern Illinois joins which other river?", "qAns": [ "mississippi river" ] }, { "qId": 2648, "qText": "Key Largo, Key West, Plantation Key and Big Pine Key are islands of the coast of are part of which US state?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 2649, "qText": "Who wrote the 1939 book The Big Sleep?", "qAns": [ "raymond chandler" ] }, { "qId": 2650, "qText": "What was Humphrey Bogart's character in the 1949 film 'The Big Sleep'?", "qAns": [ "philip marlowe" ] }, { "qId": 2651, "qText": "Who played Philip Marlowe in the 1946 film `The Big Sleep`?", "qAns": [ "humphrey bogart" ] }, { "qId": 2652, "qText": "What is the title of a detective crime novel by Robert B. Parker, written as an authorised sequel to The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler?", "qAns": [ "perchance to dream" ] }, { "qId": 2653, "qText": "Strongly associated with Shirley Bassey, the song 'Big Spender' comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "sweet charity" ] }, { "qId": 2654, "qText": "The song Hey Big Spender comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "sweet charity" ] }, { "qId": 2655, "qText": "'Hey, Big Spender' comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "sweet charity" ] }, { "qId": 2656, "qText": "In which US state is the Big Sur coast?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 2657, "qText": "Bigwig, Fiver and Hazel are the main characters in which 1972 novel?", "qAns": [ "watership down" ] }, { "qId": 2658, "qText": "Which country contains provinces called Bihar and Kerela?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 2659, "qText": "In the forthcoming trilogy of films based on Tolkien's The Hobbit , which British actor plays Bilbo Baggins ?", "qAns": [ "martin freeman" ] }, { "qId": 2660, "qText": "Who is to play the role of Bilbo Baggins in the 2012 film of Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'?", "qAns": [ "martin freeman" ] }, { "qId": 2661, "qText": "Priscilla, Beans, Roadkill and Bad Bill all feature in which animated film?", "qAns": [ "rango" ] }, { "qId": 2662, "qText": "What kind of creature is Bill the Chimney Sweep in Alice in Wonderland?", "qAns": [ "lizard" ] }, { "qId": 2663, "qText": "Business magnate Bill gates dropped out which US university?", "qAns": [ "harvard university" ] }, { "qId": 2664, "qText": "Bill Clinton was in trouble for not having sexual relations with that woman - who was that woman?", "qAns": [ "monica lewinsky" ] }, { "qId": 2665, "qText": "Which state did Bill Clinton represent as senator?", "qAns": [ "arkansas" ] }, { "qId": 2666, "qText": "Which state was Bill Clinton governor of before he became President of the U.S.A.?", "qAns": [ "arkansas" ] }, { "qId": 2667, "qText": "Which U.S. state did Bill Clinton govern?", "qAns": [ "arkansas" ] }, { "qId": 2668, "qText": "US President Bill Clinton belonged to which political party?", "qAns": [ "democratic party" ] }, { "qId": 2669, "qText": "Which politcal party did American President Bill Clinton represent?", "qAns": [ "democratic party" ] }, { "qId": 2670, "qText": "Which future Nobel Prize winner did Bill Clinton choose as his Vice President?", "qAns": [ "al gore" ] }, { "qId": 2671, "qText": "Who was the Vice President of former US President Bill Clinton?", "qAns": [ "al gore" ] }, { "qId": 2672, "qText": "What character was played by Bill Cosby in his long running TV series?", "qAns": [ "cliff huxtable" ] }, { "qId": 2673, "qText": "Bill Cosby had a professional trial in which sport?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 2674, "qText": "Bill de Blasio took which office on 1st January 2014?", "qAns": [ "mayor of new york city" ] }, { "qId": 2675, "qText": "Created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger, who first appeared in Detective Comics No27 in May 1939?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 2676, "qText": "Which comic hero was created by Bob Kane and Bill Finger in 1939?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 2677, "qText": "What 1983 Scottish film, starring Peter Riegert, Denis Lawson, Peter Capaldi and Burt Lancaster, was directed by Bill Forsyth with music by Mark Knopfler?", "qAns": [ "local hero" ] }, { "qId": 2678, "qText": "Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded which company in Albuquerque, New Mexico in April 1975?", "qAns": [ "microsoft" ] }, { "qId": 2679, "qText": "Which company is owned by Bill Gates?", "qAns": [ "microsoft" ] }, { "qId": 2680, "qText": "Which company was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on 4 April 1975 to develop and sell BASIC interpreters for a new microcomputer, the Altair 8800?", "qAns": [ "microsoft" ] }, { "qId": 2681, "qText": "What was the name of his backing band for Bill Haley on the record Rock Around the Clock that was released in 1954?", "qAns": [ "bill haley & his comets" ] }, { "qId": 2682, "qText": "Which singer played Billie Holiday in the 1972 film `Lady Sings The Blues`?", "qAns": [ "diana ross" ] }, { "qId": 2683, "qText": "Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tr Cool are collectively known as which band?", "qAns": [ "green day" ] }, { "qId": 2684, "qText": "Which actor is the husband of Billie Piper?", "qAns": [ "laurence fox" ] }, { "qId": 2685, "qText": "Dr. Who's companion as played by Billie Piper?", "qAns": [ "rose tyler" ] }, { "qId": 2686, "qText": "In which US state are the cities of Billings, Great Falls and Missoula?", "qAns": [ "montana" ] }, { "qId": 2687, "qText": "Who released an album in 1973 called Billion Dollar Babies?", "qAns": [ "alice cooper" ] }, { "qId": 2688, "qText": "Actor and theatre producer Bill Kenwright became chairman of which English football club in 2004?", "qAns": [ "everton f.c." ] }, { "qId": 2689, "qText": "Which 1984 movie stars Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and a 1959 Cadillac Miller Meteor Ambulance?", "qAns": [ "ghostbusters" ] }, { "qId": 2690, "qText": "Which British TV comedy series of the 1970s and early 1980s (74 episodes) was co-created and co-written by and co-starred Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie?", "qAns": [ "the goodies" ] }, { "qId": 2691, "qText": "Which 1995 'Space' move starred Tom Hanks; Bill Paxton and Kevin Bacon?", "qAns": [ "apollo 13" ] }, { "qId": 2692, "qText": "What was the title of a 1996 American disaster film starring Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton as storm chasers?", "qAns": [ "twister" ] }, { "qId": 2693, "qText": "In America, as what was Bill Shoemaker famous?", "qAns": [ "jockey" ] }, { "qId": 2694, "qText": "What is the name of the girlfriend of Bill Sykes who he murders in the Dickens novel 'Oliver Twist'?", "qAns": [ "nancy" ] }, { "qId": 2695, "qText": "Who played Bill Sykes in the 1968 film 'Oliver'?", "qAns": [ "oliver reed" ] }, { "qId": 2696, "qText": "Billund Airport is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 2697, "qText": "Which group of the 1970's featured Tony Iommi on guitar, Geezer Butler on bass and Bill Ward on drums?", "qAns": [ "black sabbath" ] }, { "qId": 2698, "qText": "Which comic strip written and illustrated by Bill Watterson, first run from 1985 to 1995, follows the antics of a precocious six-year-old boy and his sardonic stuffed tiger?", "qAns": [ "calvin and hobbes" ] }, { "qId": 2699, "qText": "Which self-help organisation was founded by Bill Wilson and Dr Bob Smith in Akron, Ohio in 1935?", "qAns": [ "alcoholics anonymous" ] }, { "qId": 2700, "qText": "Billy the Kid was a native of which US state?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 2701, "qText": "Which novel features the character, 'Billy Bones'?", "qAns": [ "treasure island" ] }, { "qId": 2702, "qText": "Billy Bowden is an official in what sport?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 2703, "qText": "Which 19th century American author went to sea aged 17 in a whaler, deserted twice, was captured by cannibals and joined a man of war before writing novels such as White Jacket and Billy Budd?", "qAns": [ "herman melville" ] }, { "qId": 2704, "qText": "Who wrote the stories 'Billy Budd' and 'Moby Dick'?", "qAns": [ "herman melville" ] }, { "qId": 2705, "qText": "Who wrote the book from which Sir Benjamin Britten created the opera 'Billy Budd'?", "qAns": [ "herman melville" ] }, { "qId": 2706, "qText": "Which novelist (1879-1980) wrote the libretto for the Benjamin Britten opera Billy Budd with Eric Crozier?", "qAns": [ "e. m. forster" ] }, { "qId": 2707, "qText": "Who wrote the Billy Bunter books?", "qAns": [ "frank richards" ] }, { "qId": 2708, "qText": "Of which 1969 film was 15-year-old Billy Casper the central character?", "qAns": [ "kes" ] }, { "qId": 2709, "qText": "Billycock, Wideawake, Gibus and Mitre all types of what?", "qAns": [ "hat" ] }, { "qId": 2710, "qText": "Which ex-comic is married to Billy Connolly?", "qAns": [ "pamela stephenson" ] }, { "qId": 2711, "qText": "Who plays Billy Costigan in the 2006 Oscar winning film The Departed?", "qAns": [ "leonardo dicaprio" ] }, { "qId": 2712, "qText": "Which 1987 black comedy starred Danny de Vito and Billy Crystal with an appearance by Oprah Winfrey as 'herself'?", "qAns": [ "throw momma from the train" ] }, { "qId": 2713, "qText": "Who had a number one hit in 1974 called Billy Don't Be A Hero?", "qAns": [ "paper lace" ] }, { "qId": 2714, "qText": "Who played the role of dance instructor, Mrs Wilkinson, in the 2000 film Billy Elliot?", "qAns": [ "julie walters" ] }, { "qId": 2715, "qText": "Who played the title role in the movie Billy Elliot.?", "qAns": [ "jamie bell" ] }, { "qId": 2716, "qText": "Who composed the music and lyrics for the stage musical of Billy Elliot?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 2717, "qText": "Which UK actress gave an acclaimed performance as a ballet teacher in the film Billy Elliott?", "qAns": [ "julie walters" ] }, { "qId": 2718, "qText": "Tom Verlaine, Billy Ficca, Fred Smith and Jimmy Rip are all members of which US rock band, originally formed in New York in 1973?", "qAns": [ "television" ] }, { "qId": 2719, "qText": "Darius Danesh (Campbell) became the youngest actor to play the role of Billy Flynn in which Broadway musical since it opened in 1975?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 2720, "qText": "In which 2002 film did Richard Gere play the part of Billy Flynn?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 2721, "qText": "Which musical features the lawyer Billy Flynn?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 2722, "qText": "Velma Kelly and Billy Flynn are two of the leading characters in which 2002 musical?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 2723, "qText": "In music, which band consists of Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard?", "qAns": [ "zz top" ] }, { "qId": 2724, "qText": "Leon Hughes, Billy Guy and Bobby Nunn were all original members of which group?", "qAns": [ "the coasters" ] }, { "qId": 2725, "qText": "The brutal treatment of Billy Hayes was the inspiration what film?", "qAns": [ "midnight express" ] }, { "qId": 2726, "qText": "Which model was married to singer Billy Joel for 9 years, from 1985?", "qAns": [ "christie brinkley" ] }, { "qId": 2727, "qText": "Billy Piper played the travelling companion to the lead role in which TV series that played in Great Britain in 2005?", "qAns": [ "doctor who" ] }, { "qId": 2728, "qText": "Who wrote the 1938 ballet Billy the Kid?", "qAns": [ "aaron copland" ] }, { "qId": 2729, "qText": "Who played Billy the Kid in the film The Left Handed Gun?", "qAns": [ "paul newman" ] }, { "qId": 2730, "qText": "'Rodeo', 'Billy the Kid' and 'Fanfare for the Common Man' are all works by which composer?", "qAns": [ "aaron copland" ] }, { "qId": 2731, "qText": "Which film directed by Billy Wilder and starring Ray Milland, was about four days in the life of a chronic drunkard?", "qAns": [ "the lost weekend" ] }, { "qId": 2732, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'Biloxi Blues' and The Sunshine Boys'?", "qAns": [ "neil simon" ] }, { "qId": 2733, "qText": "Who wrote the three plays known as the Eugene Trilogy - Brighton Beach Memoirs, Biloxi Blues and Broadway Bound?", "qAns": [ "neil simon" ] }, { "qId": 2734, "qText": "The song 'White Christmas' first featured in which film starring Bing Crosby?", "qAns": [ "holiday inn" ] }, { "qId": 2735, "qText": "The songs 'Too darn hot and True love come from which Cole Porter musical which was filmed in 1956 starring Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly?", "qAns": [ "high society" ] }, { "qId": 2736, "qText": "Which was the last of the seven 'Road' films starring Bob Hope and Bing Crosby?", "qAns": [ "the road to hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 2737, "qText": "What does the DSM IV define as: A. Recurrent episodes of binge eating. An episode of binge eating is characterized by both of the following:?", "qAns": [ "bulimia nervosa" ] }, { "qId": 2738, "qText": "What branch of biology, dating from the discovery of blood corpuscles by Marcello Malpighi in 1661, classifies and descibes the development of the forms of living organisms?", "qAns": [ "histology" ] }, { "qId": 2739, "qText": "Which actress left Eastenders for Hollywood only to flop as The Bionic Woman?", "qAns": [ "michelle ryan" ] }, { "qId": 2740, "qText": "Who played `The Bionic Woman`?", "qAns": [ "lindsay wagner" ] }, { "qId": 2741, "qText": "Little, Eurasian Eagle and Burrowing are all types of which species of bird?", "qAns": [ "owl" ] }, { "qId": 2742, "qText": "What bebopping saxophonist was known as Bird?", "qAns": [ "charlie parker" ] }, { "qId": 2743, "qText": "Reference the last question, who directed the bio-pic Bird?", "qAns": [ "clint eastwood" ] }, { "qId": 2744, "qText": "Which instrument did Charlie 'Bird' Parker play?", "qAns": [ "saxophone" ] }, { "qId": 2745, "qText": "Bird in Space was a famous work by whom?", "qAns": [ "constantin brancusi" ] }, { "qId": 2746, "qText": "In which city did the original jazz club Birdland open in 1949?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 2747, "qText": "Who played Robert Stroud in the 1962 film The Birdman of Alcatraz?", "qAns": [ "burt lancaster" ] }, { "qId": 2748, "qText": "What name is given to birds that perch?", "qAns": [ "passerine" ] }, { "qId": 2749, "qText": "Which actress played Dorien in the TV sitcom `Birds of a Feather`?", "qAns": [ "lesley joseph" ] }, { "qId": 2750, "qText": "The novel, Birdsong, by Sebastian Faulks, is mainly set during which war?", "qAns": [ "world war i" ] }, { "qId": 2751, "qText": "Who wrote the novels A Week in December and 'Birdsong?", "qAns": [ "sebastian faulks" ] }, { "qId": 2752, "qText": "Appointed on June 22nd 2011 who is the current manager of Birmingham City FC?", "qAns": [ "chris hughton" ] }, { "qId": 2753, "qText": "Which British author and campaigner for women's rights, born in 1880, was a pioneer of birth control?", "qAns": [ "marie stopes" ] }, { "qId": 2754, "qText": "Who teamed up with Rihanna on the 2012 track Birthday Cake Chris Brown, Jay Sean, Nelly, Usher?", "qAns": [ "chris brown" ] }, { "qId": 2755, "qText": "Which English poet's works include 'Birthday Letters?", "qAns": [ "ted hughes" ] }, { "qId": 2756, "qText": "Which poet laureate wrote the poems the hawk in the rain, Moortown and Birthday letters ?", "qAns": [ "ted hughes" ] }, { "qId": 2757, "qText": "Who wrote the plays The Caretaker' in 1959 and 'The Birthday Party' in 1957?", "qAns": [ "harold pinter" ] }, { "qId": 2758, "qText": "'The Birth Of Venus' is probably the most famous work of which Renaissance painter?", "qAns": [ "sandro botticelli" ] }, { "qId": 2759, "qText": "Which 15th century Italian painted The Adoration of the Magi and The Birth of Venus?", "qAns": [ "sandro botticelli" ] }, { "qId": 2760, "qText": "Which artist who lived from 1445 to 1510 painted 'The Birth Of Venus'?", "qAns": [ "sandro botticelli" ] }, { "qId": 2761, "qText": "Who painted 'The Birth of Venus' and 'Primavera'?", "qAns": [ "sandro botticelli" ] }, { "qId": 2762, "qText": "Which sea area is adjacent to Sole, Plymouth and Biscay?", "qAns": [ "fitzroy" ] }, { "qId": 2763, "qText": "What is the name of the German origin biscuit baked in a looped knot and often glazed with salt.?", "qAns": [ "pretzel" ] }, { "qId": 2764, "qText": "The Biskupin Open Air Museum is a life-size model of a prehistoric settlement in which European country?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 2765, "qText": "Bismark is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "north dakota" ] }, { "qId": 2766, "qText": "What type of musical instrument is a Burns Bison?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 2767, "qText": "Which famous composer, though better known for other works, wrote the music for several films including 'Bitter Springs' and 'Scott of the Antarctic'?", "qAns": [ "ralph vaughan williams" ] }, { "qId": 2768, "qText": "Which musical instrument did Bix Beiderbecke play?", "qAns": [ "cornet" ] }, { "qId": 2769, "qText": "Which specific instrument did US jazz musician Bix Beiderbecke play?", "qAns": [ "cornet" ] }, { "qId": 2770, "qText": "If you went to Bizet's Carmen, what would you expect to see?", "qAns": [ "opera" ] }, { "qId": 2771, "qText": "Which English county has districts called Blaby, Charnwood and Melton?", "qAns": [ "leicestershire" ] }, { "qId": 2772, "qText": "Which actor narrated 'Blackadder's Christmas Carol', a one-off episode of UK television show 'Blackadder'?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 2773, "qText": "Who played the Prince Regent in Blackadder the Third?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 2774, "qText": "Who played the character of Lord Flasheart who appeared in several episodes of the TV comedy series `Blackadder`?", "qAns": [ "rik mayall" ] }, { "qId": 2775, "qText": "Who played Richard III in the first series of the UK television show 'Blackadder'?", "qAns": [ "peter cook" ] }, { "qId": 2776, "qText": "'Dish and Dishonesty' and 'Sense and Senility' are titles of episodes of which Blackadder television series?", "qAns": [ "blackadder the third" ] }, { "qId": 2777, "qText": "What were Calico Jack and Blackbeard?", "qAns": [ "piracy" ] }, { "qId": 2778, "qText": "Which English actor played the title role in the 19768 family film Blackbeard's Ghost?", "qAns": [ "peter ustinov" ] }, { "qId": 2779, "qText": "What is the dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River on the border between the US states of Arizona and Nevada that was completed in 1935?", "qAns": [ "hoover dam" ] }, { "qId": 2780, "qText": "Black Cat gave who their second No.1 of the 1990s?", "qAns": [ "janet jackson" ] }, { "qId": 2781, "qText": "Black Coffee was 2000 song released by which girl group?", "qAns": [ "all saints" ] }, { "qId": 2782, "qText": "Who had a number one in 2000 with Black Coffee?", "qAns": [ "all saints" ] }, { "qId": 2783, "qText": "In which European country is the `Black Forest`?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 2784, "qText": "The Black Gang in 1922 and Temple Tower in 1929 were books that featured which fictional character created by Cyrile McNeile?", "qAns": [ "bulldog drummond" ] }, { "qId": 2785, "qText": "The 1999 book 'Black Hawk Down' by Mark Bowden chronicles the events of which 1993 battle?", "qAns": [ "battle of mogadishu" ] }, { "qId": 2786, "qText": "Who directed the 2001 film `Black Hawk Down`?", "qAns": [ "ridley scott" ] }, { "qId": 2787, "qText": "Which WW1 American General was known as Black Jack?", "qAns": [ "john j. pershing" ] }, { "qId": 2788, "qText": "The Pleasure Garden, The Lodger and Blackmail are among the films of which British director?", "qAns": [ "alfred hitchcock" ] }, { "qId": 2789, "qText": "In Kill Bill, who played the character of Black Mamba?", "qAns": [ "uma thurman" ] }, { "qId": 2790, "qText": "Black or White came from which Michael Jackson album?", "qAns": [ "dangerous" ] }, { "qId": 2791, "qText": "The 'Black Paintings' is the name given to a group of paintings by which Spanish artist?", "qAns": [ "francisco goya" ] }, { "qId": 2792, "qText": "In Rudyard Kipling's novel 'The Jungle Book', what is the name of the black panther?", "qAns": [ "bagheera" ] }, { "qId": 2793, "qText": "What is the name of the black panther in The Jungle Book?", "qAns": [ "bagheera" ] }, { "qId": 2794, "qText": "Which American rock band from New Jersey, formed in 2001, consisting of Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Frank Iero, Ray Toro and Bob Bryar, released the albums I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, and The Black Parade?", "qAns": [ "my chemical romance" ] }, { "qId": 2795, "qText": "What dish has romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper?", "qAns": [ "caesar salad" ] }, { "qId": 2796, "qText": "Who played the title role in the Black Pirate?", "qAns": [ "douglas fairbanks" ] }, { "qId": 2797, "qText": "Who has managed Leicester City, Blackpool and Crystal Palace football clubs since 2007?", "qAns": [ "ian holloway" ] }, { "qId": 2798, "qText": "At the beginning of the 2013-14 season, which former international player is manager of Championship team Blackpool FC?", "qAns": [ "paul ince" ] }, { "qId": 2799, "qText": "Blackpool is found on the English coast as well as in Lancashire, in which county is it?", "qAns": [ "devon" ] }, { "qId": 2800, "qText": "What song gave Black Sabbath their highest charting hit?", "qAns": [ "paranoid" ] }, { "qId": 2801, "qText": "What is either a Black Sabbath song or a super hero?", "qAns": [ "iron man" ] }, { "qId": 2802, "qText": "Which vocalist has sung with both Deep Purple and Black Sabbath?", "qAns": [ "ian gillan" ] }, { "qId": 2803, "qText": "Iron Maiden, Saxon, Def Leppard, Van Halen, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath are associated with what style of music?", "qAns": [ "heavy metal" ] }, { "qId": 2804, "qText": "What peninsula on the north coast of the Black Sea is connected to the mainland by the isthmus of Perekop?", "qAns": [ "crimea" ] }, { "qId": 2805, "qText": "Taking place in 1970 and 1971, which Asian country suffered a conflict called 'Black September' that is sometimes called @The Era of Regrettable Events' ?", "qAns": [ "jordan" ] }, { "qId": 2806, "qText": "Which actress won the 2011 Best Actress Oscar for her role in the film 'Black Swan'?", "qAns": [ "natalie portman" ] }, { "qId": 2807, "qText": "Who directed the film Black Swan (in ballet)?", "qAns": [ "darren aronofsky" ] }, { "qId": 2808, "qText": "Which Irish folk band had UK 'top twenty' hits in 1967 with 'Seven Drunken Nights' and 'Black Velvet Band'?", "qAns": [ "the dubliners" ] }, { "qId": 2809, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1998 film Blade?", "qAns": [ "wesley snipes" ] }, { "qId": 2810, "qText": "What is the name of the film director whose films include Bladerunner and Gladiator?", "qAns": [ "ridley scott" ] }, { "qId": 2811, "qText": "Which actor took the lead roles in the films, 'Blade Runner', 'The Hitcher', and 'Flesh And Blood'?", "qAns": [ "rutger hauer" ] }, { "qId": 2812, "qText": "Who played the character Roy Batty in the 1982 movie 'Blade Runner'?", "qAns": [ "rutger hauer" ] }, { "qId": 2813, "qText": "Which actor is the narrator in the film `Blade Runner`?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 2814, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Do Anderoids Dream Of Electric Sheep', the basis of the screenplay for the film 'Blade Runner'?", "qAns": [ "philip k. dick" ] }, { "qId": 2815, "qText": "Blah Blah Blah was a 2010 hit for which female singer?", "qAns": [ "kesha" ] }, { "qId": 2816, "qText": "What country has an official residence called Blair House, kept for guests of the leader of the country?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 2817, "qText": "Blaise Castle, described as the finest place in England in Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey', is in which city?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 2818, "qText": "Between 1960 and 1987, Maurice Yamogo, Lt. Col. Sangoul Lamizana, Col. Saye Zerbo, Maj. Dr. Jean-Baptiste Oudraogo, Capt. Thomas Sankara and Capt. Blaise Compaor were involved in the politics of which country?", "qAns": [ "burkina faso" ] }, { "qId": 2819, "qText": "Which singer married director Blake Edwards?", "qAns": [ "julie andrews" ] }, { "qId": 2820, "qText": "Blake Fielder-Civil achieved notoriety as whose errant husband?", "qAns": [ "amy winehouse" ] }, { "qId": 2821, "qText": "Which TV screenwriter created the science fiction shows, Survivors and Blake's Seven?", "qAns": [ "terry nation" ] }, { "qId": 2822, "qText": "Who devised and created the Blake's Seven TV series?", "qAns": [ "terry nation" ] }, { "qId": 2823, "qText": "Who created the 'Daleks' in 'Dr. Who' as well as the science fiction series 'Blakes's Seven' He died in 1997.?", "qAns": [ "terry nation" ] }, { "qId": 2824, "qText": "What lip-syncing duo had the hit Blame it on the Rain?", "qAns": [ "milli vanilli" ] }, { "qId": 2825, "qText": "Which play features the character Blanche Dubois?", "qAns": [ "a streetcar named desire" ] }, { "qId": 2826, "qText": "Which author's works feature 'Blandings Castle' and 'The Drones Club'?", "qAns": [ "p. g. wodehouse" ] }, { "qId": 2827, "qText": "Who became the host of the UK television game show Blankety Blank in 1984?", "qAns": [ "les dawson" ] }, { "qId": 2828, "qText": "In which county of Ireland would you find Blarney Castle, home of the Blarney Stone?", "qAns": [ "county cork" ] }, { "qId": 2829, "qText": "The Blarney Stone is in which county of the Republic of Ireland?", "qAns": [ "cork" ] }, { "qId": 2830, "qText": "Which Russian painter, who died in 1944, founded the 'Blau Reiter' group?", "qAns": [ "wassily kandinsky" ] }, { "qId": 2831, "qText": "Who wrote and performed the Oscar Nominated track Blaze Of Glory for the movie Young Guns 2?", "qAns": [ "jon bon jovi" ] }, { "qId": 2832, "qText": "Who directed the 1974 film `Blazing Saddles`?", "qAns": [ "mel brooks" ] }, { "qId": 2833, "qText": "Who played the Waco Kid in the spoof Western Blazing Saddles?", "qAns": [ "gene wilder" ] }, { "qId": 2834, "qText": "Which American comedian who died on 4 May 2009 became famous as an inept magician on Dean Martin's TV show in the 1960s and appeared in Cannonball Run, Blazing Saddles and The Muppet Movie ?", "qAns": [ "dom deluise" ] }, { "qId": 2835, "qText": "Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl were two thirds of which band, formed in Aberdeen (Washington State) whose albums include Bleach and In Utero?", "qAns": [ "nirvana" ] }, { "qId": 2836, "qText": "In 'Bleak House', what is the surname of both parties in the never-ending legal case?", "qAns": [ "jarndyce and jarndyce" ] }, { "qId": 2837, "qText": "Which band had a hit album with Bleed American?", "qAns": [ "jimmy eat world" ] }, { "qId": 2838, "qText": "Which female singer hit the top spot with Bleeding Love in 2008?", "qAns": [ "leona lewis" ] }, { "qId": 2839, "qText": "What type of fruit is a Blenheim Orange?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 2840, "qText": "Name the dramatist, 1664-1726, who designed Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard.?", "qAns": [ "john vanbrugh" ] }, { "qId": 2841, "qText": "Which architect designed Blenheim Palace and castle Howard?", "qAns": [ "john vanbrugh" ] }, { "qId": 2842, "qText": "Which playwright was the designer of Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard ?", "qAns": [ "john vanbrugh" ] }, { "qId": 2843, "qText": "Which restoration dramatist was also responsible for designing Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard?", "qAns": [ "john vanbrugh" ] }, { "qId": 2844, "qText": "Which actress played Sid James' wife in the UK television series 'Bless This House'?", "qAns": [ "diana coupland" ] }, { "qId": 2845, "qText": "The wartime code-breaking centre, Bletchley Park, is in which New Town?", "qAns": [ "milton keynes" ] }, { "qId": 2846, "qText": "Who was the drummer with both Cream and Blind Faith?", "qAns": [ "ginger baker" ] }, { "qId": 2847, "qText": "Which of the following was a member of the group Blind Faith?", "qAns": [ "eric clapton" ] }, { "qId": 2848, "qText": "The Blinding of Samson in 1636, Cottages Before a Stormy Sky in 1641 and The Jewish Bride in 1665 are all works by which famous artist ?", "qAns": [ "rembrandt" ] }, { "qId": 2849, "qText": "Who won the 2010 'Oscar' for Best Actress for the film 'The Blind Side'?", "qAns": [ "sandra bullock" ] }, { "qId": 2850, "qText": "Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2010 for her role as Leigh Anne Tuohy in the film 'The Blind Side'?", "qAns": [ "sandra bullock" ] }, { "qId": 2851, "qText": "Travis Barker plays which instrument in the band Blink 182?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 2852, "qText": "In which arcade game, would you find ghosts called Inky, Pinky, Blinky and Clyde?", "qAns": [ "pac-man" ] }, { "qId": 2853, "qText": "Who is (usually) pursued by Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde?", "qAns": [ "pac-man" ] }, { "qId": 2854, "qText": "The Blisworth Canal Tunnel is in which English county?", "qAns": [ "northamptonshire" ] }, { "qId": 2855, "qText": "Which animated film is set in the small town of Blithe Hollow?", "qAns": [ "paranorman" ] }, { "qId": 2856, "qText": "Which 88 year old Dame is currently appearing in Blithe Spirit in London?", "qAns": [ "angela lansbury" ] }, { "qId": 2857, "qText": "Peach, Bloat, Gurgle and Bubbles are all characters in which animated movie?", "qAns": [ "finding nemo" ] }, { "qId": 2858, "qText": "Which 2003 film features the appropriately named characters Bubbles, Gurgle, Bloat and Gill?", "qAns": [ "finding nemo" ] }, { "qId": 2859, "qText": "Old television quiz shows - who was the original presenter of the TV quiz show Blockbusters?", "qAns": [ "bob holness" ] }, { "qId": 2860, "qText": "Which duo had number one hits during the 1990's with 'Block Rockin' Beats' and 'Setting Sun'?", "qAns": [ "the chemical brothers" ] }, { "qId": 2861, "qText": "Who has had albums called `Blonde On Blonde`, `Blood On The Tracks` and `Highway 61 Revisited`?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 2862, "qText": "Which British singer released a 1972 album entitled 'Blondes Have More Fun'?", "qAns": [ "rod stewart" ] }, { "qId": 2863, "qText": "Blondi was a German Shepherd that belonged to whom?", "qAns": [ "adolf hitler" ] }, { "qId": 2864, "qText": "Which 20th century leader had an Alsatian called Blondi?", "qAns": [ "adolf hitler" ] }, { "qId": 2865, "qText": "What was Blondie's last UK No 1 of the 80s?", "qAns": [ "rapture" ] }, { "qId": 2866, "qText": "The Paragons originally recorded which 1980 hit single by Blondie?", "qAns": [ "the tide is high" ] }, { "qId": 2867, "qText": "What was Blondie's first UK number one single?", "qAns": [ "heart of glass" ] }, { "qId": 2868, "qText": "Who created the cartoon character 'Blondie'?", "qAns": [ "chic young" ] }, { "qId": 2869, "qText": "Who created the comic strip 'Blondie', published in newspapers since 1930?", "qAns": [ "chic young" ] }, { "qId": 2870, "qText": "Which film actor (1895-1926) is known for his films The Four Horsemen, The Sheik and Blood And Sand?", "qAns": [ "rudolph valentino" ] }, { "qId": 2871, "qText": "Which British playwright wrote Educating Rita, Blood Brothers and Shirley Valentine?", "qAns": [ "willy russell" ] }, { "qId": 2872, "qText": "Who wrote the musical Blood Brothers ?", "qAns": [ "willy russell" ] }, { "qId": 2873, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'Blood Brothers'?", "qAns": [ "willy russell" ] }, { "qId": 2874, "qText": "Which UK comedy series featured the characters Eccles, Bloodnok and Bluebottle?", "qAns": [ "the goon show" ] }, { "qId": 2875, "qText": "'Highway 61 Revisited' and 'Blood On The Tracks' were both albums released by which popular singer?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 2876, "qText": "Which Spanish poet and playwright, who was assassinated during the Spanish Civil War, wrote 'Blood Wedding' and 'The Curse Of The Butterflies'?", "qAns": [ "federico garcia lorca" ] }, { "qId": 2877, "qText": "'Bloody Mary' is a character in which film musical?", "qAns": [ "south pacific" ] }, { "qId": 2878, "qText": "Which football team play home games at Bloomfield Road?", "qAns": [ "blackpool" ] }, { "qId": 2879, "qText": "In 1459, the Battle of Blore Heath in Staffordshire, England, 2 miles east of Market Drayton in Shropshire, was the first major battle of which campaign?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 2880, "qText": "Who wrote, 'Blott On The Landscape'?", "qAns": [ "tom sharpe" ] }, { "qId": 2881, "qText": "Who played Blott, in BBC's 1985 adaptation of Tom Sharpe's novel 'Blott on the Landscape'?", "qAns": [ "david suchet" ] }, { "qId": 2882, "qText": "Blubberhouses is a town in which county?", "qAns": [ "north yorkshire" ] }, { "qId": 2883, "qText": "Which American female singer fronted the 1970s rock band Blue Angel, before going on to solo success?", "qAns": [ "cyndi lauper" ] }, { "qId": 2884, "qText": "Which film actress was born in Germany in 1904, went to America after appearing in the film Blue Angel, and became an American citizen in 1937?", "qAns": [ "marlene dietrich" ] }, { "qId": 2885, "qText": "Which Hungarian composer lived from 1881-1945 - his only opera was 'Duke Bluebeard's Castle'?", "qAns": [ "bela bartok" ] }, { "qId": 2886, "qText": "With which re-released song did The Bluebells have a number one hit in 1993?", "qAns": [ "young at heart" ] }, { "qId": 2887, "qText": "Whose paintings include `Mrs Siddons` and `Blue Boy`?", "qAns": [ "thomas gainsborough" ] }, { "qId": 2888, "qText": "Which 19th century Austrian composer is famous for his waltzes such as The Blue Danube and Tales of the Vienna Woods, and the operetta Die Fledermaus?", "qAns": [ "johann strauss ii" ] }, { "qId": 2889, "qText": "The Blue Fairy is a character in which Disney classic?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 2890, "qText": "Which Irish group, from Dundalk, released albums, including Forgiven Not Forgotten, Talk on Corners, In Blue?", "qAns": [ "the corrs" ] }, { "qId": 2891, "qText": "Which group recorded the albums 'Gaze' and 'Painting It Red' and 'Blue is the colour'?", "qAns": [ "the beautiful south" ] }, { "qId": 2892, "qText": "Which pop singer is the mother of Blue Ivy Carter?", "qAns": [ "beyonce" ] }, { "qId": 2893, "qText": "Which city has sports teams known as the 'Maple Leafs' and the 'Blue Jays'?", "qAns": [ "toronto" ] }, { "qId": 2894, "qText": "Which act's debut album was entitle Bluejean Bop?", "qAns": [ "gene vincent" ] }, { "qId": 2895, "qText": "The cocktail 'blue lagoon' includes what alcoholic spirit?", "qAns": [ "vodka" ] }, { "qId": 2896, "qText": "Which country is famous for its Blue Lagoon hot springs bathing lake?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 2897, "qText": "In 'The Blue Lamp', who plays the young villain who shoots George Dixon?", "qAns": [ "dirk bogarde" ] }, { "qId": 2898, "qText": "Born in 1942, who had her greatest chart successes when a member of Blue Mink?", "qAns": [ "madeline bell" ] }, { "qId": 2899, "qText": "Which group had a number one hit for two weeks in 1961 with 'Blue Moon'?", "qAns": [ "the marcels" ] }, { "qId": 2900, "qText": "Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis starred as Madeline Maddie Hayes and David Addison in which TV series (1985 to 1989) that revolved around cases investigated by Blue Moon Detective Agency?", "qAns": [ "moonlighting" ] }, { "qId": 2901, "qText": "In which city can you visit the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque?", "qAns": [ "istanbul" ] }, { "qId": 2902, "qText": "In which city would you find The Blue Mosque?", "qAns": [ "istanbul" ] }, { "qId": 2903, "qText": "In which country is the confluence of the White Nile and the Blue Nile?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 2904, "qText": "In which city does the Blue Nile meet the White Nile?", "qAns": [ "khartoum" ] }, { "qId": 2905, "qText": "What historic capital city is situated where the White Nile and Blue Nile join to form the southern start of the Nile?", "qAns": [ "khartoum" ] }, { "qId": 2906, "qText": "Which city lies at the confluence of the Blue Nile and the White Nile?", "qAns": [ "khartoum" ] }, { "qId": 2907, "qText": "Name the lake in Ethiopia which is the source of the Blue Nile?", "qAns": [ "lake tana" ] }, { "qId": 2908, "qText": "Which artist's final works in the early 1950s were gouaches decoupees or paper cut-outs such as La Negresse and he Blue Nudes?", "qAns": [ "henri matisse" ] }, { "qId": 2909, "qText": "Between 1901 and 1904 Which painter's career was described as his 'Blue period' ?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 2910, "qText": "Which painter had a 'Blue Period'?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 2911, "qText": "Who painted The Old Guitarist during his blue period?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 2912, "qText": "Which artist had a 'Blue Period' from 1901 to 1904 and a 'Rose Period' from 1904 to 1906?", "qAns": [ "picasso" ] }, { "qId": 2913, "qText": "Which former Blue Peter presenter died in April 2004, aged 41?", "qAns": [ "caron keating" ] }, { "qId": 2914, "qText": "In the TV show `Blue Peter`, who was the first presenter to actually be called Peter?", "qAns": [ "peter purves" ] }, { "qId": 2915, "qText": "Later a 'Blue Peter' presenter, who played 'Steven Taylor', an assistant to William Hartnell's 'Doctor Who'?", "qAns": [ "peter purves" ] }, { "qId": 2916, "qText": "Which Yorkshireman is the longest serving male 'Blue Peter' presenter with over 12 years?", "qAns": [ "john noakes" ] }, { "qId": 2917, "qText": "Who was the longest-serving presenter of UK children's tv show 'Blue Peter'?", "qAns": [ "john noakes" ] }, { "qId": 2918, "qText": "Who has presented both 'Blue Peter' and 'The Money Programme'?", "qAns": [ "valerie singleton" ] }, { "qId": 2919, "qText": "Which planet in our solar system is known as 'The Blue Planet'?", "qAns": [ "earth" ] }, { "qId": 2920, "qText": "In the 1960's, which jazz pianist wrote the pieces, It's a Raggy Waltz, Unsquare Dance and Blue Rondo a la Turk?", "qAns": [ "dave brubeck" ] }, { "qId": 2921, "qText": "Which American vocalist (described by the British newspaper The Guardian as one of the greatest voices of her generation) whose repertoire included jazz, blues, folk, gospel and pop, was unknown outside Washington, D.C., until after she died of melanoma in 1996?", "qAns": [ "eva cassidy" ] }, { "qId": 2922, "qText": "Who directed the movie The Blues Brothers?", "qAns": [ "john landis" ] }, { "qId": 2923, "qText": "Which famous singer was a member of 'Bluesology' in the early 1960s, leaving in 1967 and changing his name to one that was a combination of the names of two members of the group?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 2924, "qText": "Who sang the original version of Blue Suede Shoes?", "qAns": [ "carl perkins" ] }, { "qId": 2925, "qText": "Who wrote and recorded the original version of the song Blue Suede Shoes which was a hit single for Elvis Presley in 1955?", "qAns": [ "carl perkins" ] }, { "qId": 2926, "qText": "Who wrote the Elvis Presley hit 'Blue Suede Shoes'?", "qAns": [ "carl perkins" ] }, { "qId": 2927, "qText": "What was the Blue Swede's only No 1 hit?", "qAns": [ "hooked on a feeling" ] }, { "qId": 2928, "qText": "Which actress played nightclub singer Dorothy in the 1986 film 'Blue Velvet'?", "qAns": [ "isabella rossellini" ] }, { "qId": 2929, "qText": "Which Orbison number was used in the David Lynch cult classic of 1986 Blue Velvet?", "qAns": [ "in dreams" ] }, { "qId": 2930, "qText": "Appenzeller, Bndner Bergkse. Casalina, Crava, Dorset Blue Vinney, Giglio Sardo, Labneh. Piave, Sage Derby and Strica are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "cheese" ] }, { "qId": 2931, "qText": "What was the name of the single that Blur won the BRIT award for best single in 1994?", "qAns": [ "parklife" ] }, { "qId": 2932, "qText": "Which Blur album their first for 12 years reached the top of the charts in May 2015?", "qAns": [ "the magic whip" ] }, { "qId": 2933, "qText": "Which singer has had hits with the groups, NERD, The Neptunes and Daft Punk as well as solo hits and accompanying Robin Thicke on 'Blurred Lines'?", "qAns": [ "pharrell williams" ] }, { "qId": 2934, "qText": "In the 1960's, which car company, part of BMC, made models called the Kestrel and the Elf?", "qAns": [ "riley" ] }, { "qId": 2935, "qText": "Which airline bought both BMI and Alitalia in 2008?", "qAns": [ "lufthansa" ] }, { "qId": 2936, "qText": "In which German city are the headquarters of the car maker BMW?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 2937, "qText": "What was the tribe of ancient Britons of Eastern England whose queen was Boudica (Boadicea)?", "qAns": [ "iceni" ] }, { "qId": 2938, "qText": "Which board game is set at Tudor Close?", "qAns": [ "cluedo" ] }, { "qId": 2939, "qText": "Top hat, iron, dog and ship are all pieces in which board game?", "qAns": [ "monopoly" ] }, { "qId": 2940, "qText": "What is the most popular board game in the United States?", "qAns": [ "monopoly" ] }, { "qId": 2941, "qText": "Bearoff, Nullo Play and Quadrant are all terms used in which board game?", "qAns": [ "backgammon" ] }, { "qId": 2942, "qText": "In which board game do players use a 'doubling cube', which has the numbers 2,4,8,16,32,64 on it?", "qAns": [ "backgammon" ] }, { "qId": 2943, "qText": "The strategy board game Reversi played on a 8*8 board is marketed under the name of which Shakespearean character?", "qAns": [ "othello" ] }, { "qId": 2944, "qText": " 'Puff' is the German name for which board game?", "qAns": [ "backgammon" ] }, { "qId": 2945, "qText": "In November 1935, Parker Brothers released which board game in the US?", "qAns": [ "monopoly" ] }, { "qId": 2946, "qText": "'The Landlord's Game', patented in the US by Elizabeth Magie in 1904, was a form of which now popular board game?", "qAns": [ "monopoly" ] }, { "qId": 2947, "qText": "Which board game for two players originating in China and popular in Japan uses black/white stones on a 19x19 grid.?", "qAns": [ "go" ] }, { "qId": 2948, "qText": "Painted in 1881, the painting Luncheon Of The Boating Party was a famous painting by which famous artist who died in 1919?", "qAns": [ "pierre-auguste renoir" ] }, { "qId": 2949, "qText": "Who painted The Luncheon of the Boating Party in 1881?", "qAns": [ "pierre-auguste renoir" ] }, { "qId": 2950, "qText": "Opened in 2002, the world's only rotating boat lift is on the Forth & Clyde Canal; what is its name?", "qAns": [ "falkirk wheel" ] }, { "qId": 2951, "qText": "Who had a dog called Boatswain?", "qAns": [ "lord byron" ] }, { "qId": 2952, "qText": "The first two speakers in which Shakespeare play are a shipmaster and a boatswain?", "qAns": [ "the tempest" ] }, { "qId": 2953, "qText": "On TV, who provides the voice for Bob the Builder?", "qAns": [ "neil morrissey" ] }, { "qId": 2954, "qText": "Who provided the voice for Bob The Builder on his number one hit Can We Fix It?", "qAns": [ "neil morrissey" ] }, { "qId": 2955, "qText": "Whitney Houston`s husband Bobby Brown was originally a member of which successful band?", "qAns": [ "new edition" ] }, { "qId": 2956, "qText": "Soul singer, Bobby Brown, married which successful female singer in 1992?", "qAns": [ "whitney houston" ] }, { "qId": 2957, "qText": "Which singer married Bobby Brown in 1992?", "qAns": [ "whitney houston" ] }, { "qId": 2958, "qText": "Bobby Cox was manager of which US professional baseball team before his retirement in 2010?", "qAns": [ "atlanta braves" ] }, { "qId": 2959, "qText": "Which of these was the title of Bobby Darin's first million selling single?", "qAns": [ "splish splash" ] }, { "qId": 2960, "qText": "Which song provided a hit in 1958 for both English comedian Charlie Drake and US singer Bobby Darin?", "qAns": [ "splish splash" ] }, { "qId": 2961, "qText": "Bobby Darin and The Four Tops had top ten hits with which song?", "qAns": [ "if i were a carpenter" ] }, { "qId": 2962, "qText": "Which actor's roles include the 'Man from Atlantis' and Bobby Ewing in 'Dallas'?", "qAns": [ "patrick duffy" ] }, { "qId": 2963, "qText": "Mario Batali, Cat Cora, Bobby Flay, Masaharu Morimoto and Micael Symon compete on what show?", "qAns": [ "iron chef america" ] }, { "qId": 2964, "qText": "With which group would you most associate singer Bobby Gillespie?", "qAns": [ "primal scream" ] }, { "qId": 2965, "qText": "What nationality was golfer Bobby Locke?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 2966, "qText": "For which 1988 a cappella song is Bobby McFerrin best known ?", "qAns": [ "don't worry, be happy" ] }, { "qId": 2967, "qText": "Can you connect the singer Bobby McFerrin with the mystic Meher Baba?", "qAns": [ "don't worry, be happy" ] }, { "qId": 2968, "qText": "The cast of which Sylvester Stallone and Michael Caine film also included footballers Bobby Moore, John Wark and Ossie Ardilles?", "qAns": [ "escape to victory" ] }, { "qId": 2969, "qText": "Which 1981 film , directed by John Huston, starred footballers Bobby Moore, Pele and Osvaldo Ardiles?", "qAns": [ "escape to victory" ] }, { "qId": 2970, "qText": "Members of the 1966 World Cup winning English football team, Bobby Moore, Martin Peters and Geoff Hurst played for which league team?", "qAns": [ "west ham united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 2971, "qText": "Which sport would you associate with Bobby Orr, Maurice Richard and Wayne Gretzky?", "qAns": [ "ice hockey" ] }, { "qId": 2972, "qText": "Bob Clampett created which character in 1938?", "qAns": [ "bugs bunny" ] }, { "qId": 2973, "qText": "Which famous book features the character of Bob Cratchit?", "qAns": [ "a christmas carol" ] }, { "qId": 2974, "qText": "In 1965, which American pop group, whose original members include the legendary David Crosby, had a No.1 hit with the Bob Dylan song, Mr Tambourine Man?", "qAns": [ "the byrds" ] }, { "qId": 2975, "qText": "To whom was Bob Dylan supposed to be singing It Ain't Me Babe?", "qAns": [ "joan baez" ] }, { "qId": 2976, "qText": "The Bob Dylan songs 'Desolation Row', 'Tombstone Blues' and 'Like A Rolling Stone' featured on which album?", "qAns": [ "highway 61 revisited" ] }, { "qId": 2977, "qText": "Which Bob Dylan song begins You got a lotta nerveTo say you are my friend. When I was down, You just stood there grinning?", "qAns": [ "positively 4th street" ] }, { "qId": 2978, "qText": "Which early Bob Dylan album and its title song reference a Texan gunfighter?", "qAns": [ "john wesley harding" ] }, { "qId": 2979, "qText": "From which Bob Dylan song does the following come: Now you don't talk so loud, now you don't seem so proud about havin' to be scrounging for your next meal?", "qAns": [ "like a rolling stone" ] }, { "qId": 2980, "qText": "From which Bob Dylan song does the following come: I aint sayin' you treated me unkind, you could have done better but I don't mind, you just kind of wasted my precious time?", "qAns": [ "don't think twice, it's all right" ] }, { "qId": 2981, "qText": "The Bob Dylan songs 'Rainy Day Women', 'I Want You' and 'Just Like A Woman' featured on which album?", "qAns": [ "blonde on blonde" ] }, { "qId": 2982, "qText": "How are Bob Ferris and Terry Collier known collectively?", "qAns": [ "the likely lads" ] }, { "qId": 2983, "qText": "Bob Fosse won a Best Director Oscar in 1972 for which film?", "qAns": [ "cabaret" ] }, { "qId": 2984, "qText": "Bob Gaudio and Nick Massi sang with which group?", "qAns": [ "the four seasons" ] }, { "qId": 2985, "qText": "Bob Hope is a character in which British TV soap opera?", "qAns": [ "emmerdale" ] }, { "qId": 2986, "qText": "Bob Hoskins, an English actor awarded and acclaimed for roles in TV and film ranging from gangsters to playing opposite a cartoon, died in April 2014 at 71; he also, at the age of over 60, played something very close to a romantic interest in which film?", "qAns": [ "mrs henderson presents" ] }, { "qId": 2987, "qText": "What is the title of the 1984 film in which Bob Hoskins plays the owner of a club where Richard Gere plays the cornet?", "qAns": [ "the cotton club" ] }, { "qId": 2988, "qText": "Bob Hoskins played crime boss Harold Shand in which film?", "qAns": [ "the long good friday" ] }, { "qId": 2989, "qText": "As played by Bob Hoskins, what was the name of the sheet music salesman in the TV series Pennies from Heaven scripted by Dennis Potter?", "qAns": [ "arthur parker" ] }, { "qId": 2990, "qText": "Which famous company, founded in Los Angeles in 1923 is Bob Iger the Chairman and Chief Executive of?", "qAns": [ "the walt disney company" ] }, { "qId": 2991, "qText": "Comic book artist Bob Kane created which superhero in 1939?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 2992, "qText": "What Jamaican religious tradition was practiced by Bob Marley?", "qAns": [ "rastafari" ] }, { "qId": 2993, "qText": "Which book of The Bible is also a title of a Bob Marley album?", "qAns": [ "exodus" ] }, { "qId": 2994, "qText": "What was the name of Bob Marley's backing group?", "qAns": [ "bob marley and the wailers" ] }, { "qId": 2995, "qText": "Which island was the home of Bob Marley, who died in 1981?", "qAns": [ "jamaica" ] }, { "qId": 2996, "qText": "Which TV Game Show has been presented by Bob Monkhouse, Max Bygraves and Les Dennis?", "qAns": [ "family fortunes" ] }, { "qId": 2997, "qText": "Which TV show has been presented by Bob Monkhouse, Max Bygraves and Les Dennis?", "qAns": [ "family fortunes" ] }, { "qId": 2998, "qText": "In which TV series did cousins 'Bo' and 'Luke' drive a car called the 'General Lee'?", "qAns": [ "the dukes of hazzard" ] }, { "qId": 2999, "qText": "Bob Parr is a leading character, and head of the family, in which animated movie?", "qAns": [ "the incredibles" ] }, { "qId": 3000, "qText": "Bob Pettit is associated with which sport?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 3001, "qText": "What was the title of Bob the Builder`s second UK number one hit single?", "qAns": [ "mambo no 5" ] }, { "qId": 3002, "qText": "In the children's television programme, who is the voice of Bob the Builder's father?", "qAns": [ "richard briers" ] }, { "qId": 3003, "qText": "Which TV actor provided the voice for Bob the Builder on his number one hit?", "qAns": [ "neil morrissey" ] }, { "qId": 3004, "qText": "What is the name of 'Bob the Builder's' cement mixer?", "qAns": [ "dizzy" ] }, { "qId": 3005, "qText": "In the children's tv series, what is the name of Bob the Builder's female business partner?", "qAns": [ "wendy" ] }, { "qId": 3006, "qText": "Bocconi University is in which European city?", "qAns": [ "milan" ] }, { "qId": 3007, "qText": "Alt, Bock, Dunkel and Helles are German varieties of what?", "qAns": [ "beer" ] }, { "qId": 3008, "qText": "Who narrated the children's animation called 'Bod'?", "qAns": [ "john le mesurier" ] }, { "qId": 3009, "qText": "Who played Bodie and Doyle's boss, George Cowley, in the UK television series 'The Professionals'?", "qAns": [ "gordon jackson" ] }, { "qId": 3010, "qText": "The Bodleian Library is part of which highly regarded universtity?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 3011, "qText": "Which Daphne du Maurier novel is centred around a coaching house on Bodmin Moor?", "qAns": [ "jamaica inn" ] }, { "qId": 3012, "qText": "If you were on holiday at the coastal resort of Bodrum, which country would you be in?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 3013, "qText": "Which of these is a popular Bodybuilding magazine `Posedown`, `Gymbag` or `Flex`?", "qAns": [ "flex" ] }, { "qId": 3014, "qText": "Which controversial 1992 song by the punk band Body Count was co-written by the group's vocalist Ice-T and provoked a national debate about freedom of speech in the US?", "qAns": [ "cop killer" ] }, { "qId": 3015, "qText": "Who won the Grammy Award for best album for her the soundtrack to The Bodyguard?", "qAns": [ "whitney houston" ] }, { "qId": 3016, "qText": "Which author's books include the titles 'Body of Evidence', 'Post Mortem' and 'Predator'?", "qAns": [ "patricia cornwell" ] }, { "qId": 3017, "qText": "Who was the founder of the Body Shop company?", "qAns": [ "anita roddick" ] }, { "qId": 3018, "qText": "Who founded the Body Shop, in the UK, in 1976?", "qAns": [ "anita roddick" ] }, { "qId": 3019, "qText": "By what two-word name was the Boeing B-17 aircraft known?", "qAns": [ "boeing b-17 flying fortress" ] }, { "qId": 3020, "qText": "Which South African soldier / statesman fought against the British in the Boer War, then on the side of the allies in both World Wars, and was instrumental in the founding of the League of Nations in 1919?", "qAns": [ "jan smuts" ] }, { "qId": 3021, "qText": "In which movie did Bogart have his first gangster part?", "qAns": [ "the petrified forest" ] }, { "qId": 3022, "qText": "Bohol, Masbate, Luzon and Jolo are all part of which island group?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 3023, "qText": "Which group of over 7000 islands has main islands called Luzon, Mindanao, Samar, Negros, Palawan, Panay, Mindora, Leyte, Cebu, Bohol and Masbate?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 3024, "qText": "A 'Boilermaker' is whisky chased with what?", "qAns": [ "beer" ] }, { "qId": 3025, "qText": "Bole International Airport is in which African country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 3026, "qText": "What was the forename of the composer of the 'Bolero', which featured in the film '10' starring Bo Derek and Dudley Moore?", "qAns": [ "maurice ravel" ] }, { "qId": 3027, "qText": "Bolero was the work of which composer?", "qAns": [ "ravel" ] }, { "qId": 3028, "qText": "Boletus, Chicken of the Woods, Chanterelle, and Crimini are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "mushroom" ] }, { "qId": 3029, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Other Boleyn Girl?", "qAns": [ "philippa gregory" ] }, { "qId": 3030, "qText": "What country temporarily renamed its currency Bolivar Fuerte (meaning strong Bolivar) while phasing out the use of the previous Bolivar alongside it?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 3031, "qText": "What is missing in the sequence: French Guiana, the Republic of Suriname, and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela?", "qAns": [ "guyana" ] }, { "qId": 3032, "qText": "In which country is the Bolivar the main unit of currency?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 3033, "qText": "Which country's currency is called the Bolivar?", "qAns": [ "venezuela" ] }, { "qId": 3034, "qText": "What is the currency of Bolivia?", "qAns": [ "bolivian boliviano" ] }, { "qId": 3035, "qText": "What is the capital of Bolivia?", "qAns": [ "la paz" ] }, { "qId": 3036, "qText": "Who is Bolivia named after?", "qAns": [ "simon bolivar" ] }, { "qId": 3037, "qText": "Who is the namesake of the country of Bolivia?", "qAns": [ "simon bolivar" ] }, { "qId": 3038, "qText": "The rivers Gowy, Goyt and Bollin are tributaries of which larger river?", "qAns": [ "river mersey" ] }, { "qId": 3039, "qText": "In which European country is Lake Bolsena?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 3040, "qText": "Who was the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917?", "qAns": [ "lenin" ] }, { "qId": 3041, "qText": "Which MP was known as the Beast of Bolsover?", "qAns": [ "dennis skinner" ] }, { "qId": 3042, "qText": "Bolt, in the title of the 2008 movie, was voiced by which actor?", "qAns": [ "john travolta" ] }, { "qId": 3043, "qText": "What is the name of the footballer whose heart stopped during a match between Bolton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur in March 2012?", "qAns": [ "fabrice muamba" ] }, { "qId": 3044, "qText": "Which former Education (and Transport) Secretary is MP for Bolton West?", "qAns": [ "ruth kelly" ] }, { "qId": 3045, "qText": "Scaramanga was the villain of which Bond film?", "qAns": [ "the man with the golden gun" ] }, { "qId": 3046, "qText": "In what country are the ports Oran and Bone?", "qAns": [ "algeria" ] }, { "qId": 3047, "qText": "Boney M's UK chart topping hit of 1978 was a double A-side, Rivers of Babylon was on one side, which song was on the other?", "qAns": [ "brown girl in the ring" ] }, { "qId": 3048, "qText": "Whose effigy is burned on Bonfire Night in the UK?", "qAns": [ "guy fawkes" ] }, { "qId": 3049, "qText": "A bodhrn, tabor, pandeiro and bongo are types of what?", "qAns": [ "drum" ] }, { "qId": 3050, "qText": "What was Bon Jovi's first UK top ten hit single?", "qAns": [ "livin' on a prayer" ] }, { "qId": 3051, "qText": "What are Glastonbury, Coachella, and Bonnaroo?", "qAns": [ "music festival" ] }, { "qId": 3052, "qText": "Who directed the film Bonnie and Clyde?", "qAns": [ "arthur penn" ] }, { "qId": 3053, "qText": "Who played Bonnie in the 1967 film `Bonnie And Clyde`?", "qAns": [ "faye dunaway" ] }, { "qId": 3054, "qText": "In which long running BBC series did Bonnie Langford play the part of Melanie?", "qAns": [ "doctor who" ] }, { "qId": 3055, "qText": "What kind of creature is a Bonobo?", "qAns": [ "ape" ] }, { "qId": 3056, "qText": "What animal is the closest relative of the bonobo?", "qAns": [ "chimpanzee" ] }, { "qId": 3057, "qText": "Bon Scott was the lead singer for which famous rock band?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 3058, "qText": "Which of the following appeared in both the films `Magnolia` and `Boogie Nights` Mark Wahlberg, Julianne Moore or Tom Cruise?", "qAns": [ "julianne moore" ] }, { "qId": 3059, "qText": "Which British author wrote the 1996 Booker winning novel Last Orders?", "qAns": [ "graham swift" ] }, { "qId": 3060, "qText": "Which British author wrote the 1995 Booker winning novel The Ghost Road?", "qAns": [ "pat barker" ] }, { "qId": 3061, "qText": "Which book by Mark Haddon was the Booker Prize winner in 2003?", "qAns": [ "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" ] }, { "qId": 3062, "qText": "Who won the 2011 Booker Prize for 'The Sense of an Ending'?", "qAns": [ "julian barnes" ] }, { "qId": 3063, "qText": "Who was the recipient of the 1981 Booker Prize for their novel 'Midnight's Children'?", "qAns": [ "salman rushdie" ] }, { "qId": 3064, "qText": "Who won the Booker Prize in 1981 for Midnight's Children?", "qAns": [ "salman rushdie" ] }, { "qId": 3065, "qText": "Who won the Booker Prize in 2001 with 'True History of the Kelly Gang'?", "qAns": [ "peter carey" ] }, { "qId": 3066, "qText": "In 2012 , who became the first woman writer to win the Booker Prize for the second time ?", "qAns": [ "hilary mantel" ] }, { "qId": 3067, "qText": "Who wrote the 1984 Booker Prize winning novel 'Hotel Du Lac'?", "qAns": [ "anita brookner" ] }, { "qId": 3068, "qText": "For which book published in 1981, did Salman Rushdie win Britain's oldest literary award, The James Tait Black Memorial Prize, as well as the Booker Prize?", "qAns": [ "midnight's children" ] }, { "qId": 3069, "qText": "Who, before being awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2003, was the first author to be awarded the Booker Prize twice?", "qAns": [ "j. m. coetzee" ] }, { "qId": 3070, "qText": "Which novelist won the 1993 Booker Prize for his novel 'Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha'?", "qAns": [ "roddy doyle" ] }, { "qId": 3071, "qText": "Which author won the Booker Prize in 1991 for his novel 'The Famished Road'?", "qAns": [ "ben okri" ] }, { "qId": 3072, "qText": "Who wrote the 1986 Booker Prize winning novel 'The Old Devils?", "qAns": [ "kingsley amis" ] }, { "qId": 3073, "qText": "Who wrote the 1973 Booker Prize winning novel 'The Siege of Krishnapur'?", "qAns": [ "j. g. farrell" ] }, { "qId": 3074, "qText": "Which author has been nominated for the Booker Prize for the novels 'Briefing For A Descent Into Hell', 'The Sirian Experiments' and 'The Good Terrorist' but is yet to win the award?", "qAns": [ "doris lessing" ] }, { "qId": 3075, "qText": "Who won the 1997 Booker prize for the novel 'The God of Small Things'?", "qAns": [ "arundhati roy" ] }, { "qId": 3076, "qText": "Who won the Booker Prize in 1990 with the novel 'Possession'?", "qAns": [ "a. s. byatt" ] }, { "qId": 3077, "qText": "Which South African author was the first person to win the Booker Prize twice with his novel 'Disgrace'?", "qAns": [ "j. m. coetzee" ] }, { "qId": 3078, "qText": "Who won the Booker Prize twice for his novels 'The Life and Times of Michael K' and 'Disgrace'?", "qAns": [ "j. m. coetzee" ] }, { "qId": 3079, "qText": "Who wrote the 1993 Booker Prize winning novel Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha?", "qAns": [ "roddy doyle" ] }, { "qId": 3080, "qText": "Which author won the Booker Prize in 1995 for The Ghost Road'?", "qAns": [ "pat barker" ] }, { "qId": 3081, "qText": "Which Booker Prize winner coined the advertising slogan 'Naughty by nice'?", "qAns": [ "salman rushdie" ] }, { "qId": 3082, "qText": "Who wrote the 1980 Booker Prize winner Rites of Passage!?", "qAns": [ "william golding" ] }, { "qId": 3083, "qText": "The film Schindler's List was based on whose Booker Prize winning novel of 1982?", "qAns": [ "thomas keneally" ] }, { "qId": 3084, "qText": "Who wrote the Booker prize-winning novel Moon Tiger?", "qAns": [ "penelope lively" ] }, { "qId": 3085, "qText": "Which strong man appears in the Bible in the Book of Judges?", "qAns": [ "samson" ] }, { "qId": 3086, "qText": "Who is credited with writing most of the Bible book of Psalms?", "qAns": [ "david" ] }, { "qId": 3087, "qText": "Who wrote The Book of Snobs?", "qAns": [ "william makepeace thackeray" ] }, { "qId": 3088, "qText": "Who (although he claims that the author was an entity named Aiwass, his personal Holy Guardian Angel or Higher Self) is credited with writing Liber AL vel Legis, the central sacred text of Thelema, commonly referred to as The Book of the Law, in 1904?", "qAns": [ "aleister crowley" ] }, { "qId": 3089, "qText": "Released in March 2008, the film 'Horton Hears A Who !',starring Jim Carrey, was based on a book of the same name by which author?", "qAns": [ "dr. seuss" ] }, { "qId": 3090, "qText": "Who wrote the 2006 best seller 'The Book Thief' set in Munich during World War II?", "qAns": [ "markus zusak" ] }, { "qId": 3091, "qText": "Brenda Ann Spencer's justification for opening fire at a San Diego school on January 29th 1979 inspired which song by The Boomtown Rats?", "qAns": [ "i don't like mondays" ] }, { "qId": 3092, "qText": "In the crappy celebrity kids names category, what Irish rocker, fomer head of the Boomtown Rats, named his kids Fifi Trixibelle, Peaches Honeyblossom, and Little Pixie?", "qAns": [ "bob geldof" ] }, { "qId": 3093, "qText": "In which British city was the pharmacy chain Boots established in 1849?", "qAns": [ "nottingham" ] }, { "qId": 3094, "qText": "The resort island of Boracay forms part of which country?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 3095, "qText": "Borachio is a villain in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 3096, "qText": "Borah Peak is the highest mountain in which US state?", "qAns": [ "idaho" ] }, { "qId": 3097, "qText": "What is the name of the British comedian behind the characters Bruno and Borat?", "qAns": [ "sacha baron cohen" ] }, { "qId": 3098, "qText": "Bordeaux is the capital of which French region?", "qAns": [ "aquitaine" ] }, { "qId": 3099, "qText": "What is the name of the estuary north of Bordeaux in SW France, formed by the confluence of the Garonne and Dordogne rivers ?", "qAns": [ "gironde" ] }, { "qId": 3100, "qText": "Border, Leicester and Corriedale are all breeds of what?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 3101, "qText": "The bacterium Bordetella pertussis is the causative agent for which childhood disease?", "qAns": [ "pertussis" ] }, { "qId": 3102, "qText": "Which tennis player beat Boris Becker in the all German men singles final at Wimbledon in 1991?", "qAns": [ "michael stich" ] }, { "qId": 3103, "qText": "Who resigned his army commission in 1858 to write music, such as the opera Boris Godunov and Pictures at an Exhibition?", "qAns": [ "modest mussorgsky" ] }, { "qId": 3104, "qText": "Who wrote the opera 'Boris Godunov' in 1874?", "qAns": [ "modest mussorgsky" ] }, { "qId": 3105, "qText": "Boris Godunov ruled, first as de facto regent and then as ruler, in which country?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 3106, "qText": "Joseph Addison and Richard Steele founded (in 1711), and Boris Johnson edited, which British magazine?", "qAns": [ "the spectator" ] }, { "qId": 3107, "qText": "What position has Boris Johnson held from 4 May 2008?", "qAns": [ "mayor of london" ] }, { "qId": 3108, "qText": "Who sang the theme song to the film Born Free?", "qAns": [ "matt monro" ] }, { "qId": 3109, "qText": "The islands of Falster and Bornholm are part of which European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 3110, "qText": "Who played Ron Kovic in the 1989 film 'Born on the Fourth of July'?", "qAns": [ "tom cruise" ] }, { "qId": 3111, "qText": "Who released a 2011 album entitled 'Born This Way'?", "qAns": [ "lady gaga" ] }, { "qId": 3112, "qText": "Under what name does US singer-songwriter Elizabeth Grant perform, her albums include 'Born to Die' and 'Honeymoon'?", "qAns": [ "lana del rey" ] }, { "qId": 3113, "qText": "What 1978 film featured the songs You're the One That I Want and Born to Hand Jive?", "qAns": [ "grease" ] }, { "qId": 3114, "qText": "Who won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress in the 1950's film 'Born Yesterday'?", "qAns": [ "judy holliday" ] }, { "qId": 3115, "qText": "Which opera by Borodin features the Polovtsian Dances?", "qAns": [ "prince igor" ] }, { "qId": 3116, "qText": "Who was the commander of the French army at the Battle of Borodino?", "qAns": [ "napoleon" ] }, { "qId": 3117, "qText": "Who played Boromir in the film version of The Lord of the Rings directed by Peter Jackson?", "qAns": [ "sean bean" ] }, { "qId": 3118, "qText": "The village of Borstal that gave its name to institutions for juvenile criminals is in which British county?", "qAns": [ "kent" ] }, { "qId": 3119, "qText": "Who wrote The Quare Fellow and Borstal Boy?", "qAns": [ "brendan behan" ] }, { "qId": 3120, "qText": "In the late 1940s, a soldier named Constantin Esmont made detailed records of the various types of dog known as borzoi, concerned that the breed was degenerating. Where did the breed originate?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 3121, "qText": "Where did the borzoi dog breed originate?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 3122, "qText": "What is the capital of Bosnia?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 3123, "qText": "What is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina?", "qAns": [ "sarajevo" ] }, { "qId": 3124, "qText": "Which of these is a real airport found in Bosnia?", "qAns": [ "banja luka" ] }, { "qId": 3125, "qText": "In what country did Bossa Nova music originate?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 3126, "qText": "The Bossa Nova dance originated in which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 3127, "qText": "In which country did the bossa nova originate?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 3128, "qText": "'They Might Be Giants' ' song 'Boss Of Me' was the theme tune to which American sitcom that ran from 2000 to 2006?", "qAns": [ "malcolm in the middle" ] }, { "qId": 3129, "qText": "Boston is the capital of which American state?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 3130, "qText": "Boston lies in which state of the USA?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 3131, "qText": "Oct 21, 1797 saw the launch of what famous frigate, the world's oldest commissioned warship, in Boston Harbor?", "qAns": [ "uss constitution" ] }, { "qId": 3132, "qText": "May 25, 1803 saw the birth, in Boston, MA, of what lecturer, essayist, and poet, who, along with Henry David Thoreau, was a founding force behind Transcendentalism?", "qAns": [ "ralph waldo emerson" ] }, { "qId": 3133, "qText": "Who in May 1935 for Boston Braves played his last career baseball game?", "qAns": [ "babe ruth" ] }, { "qId": 3134, "qText": "Which novelist wrote 'The Bostonians'?", "qAns": [ "henry james" ] }, { "qId": 3135, "qText": "In the TV series Boston Legal, who played the character of Denny Crane?", "qAns": [ "william shatner" ] }, { "qId": 3136, "qText": "What is botany the study of?", "qAns": [ "plant" ] }, { "qId": 3137, "qText": "What sea contains the gulfs of Finland and Bothnia?", "qAns": [ "baltic sea" ] }, { "qId": 3138, "qText": "The bacteria used in botox is also responsible for what disease?", "qAns": [ "botulism" ] }, { "qId": 3139, "qText": "What is the capital city of Botswana?", "qAns": [ "gaborone" ] }, { "qId": 3140, "qText": "What is the capital of the Southern African country of Botswana?", "qAns": [ "gaborone" ] }, { "qId": 3141, "qText": "The Kalahari Desert in Africa stretches across South Africa, Botswana and which other country?", "qAns": [ "namibia" ] }, { "qId": 3142, "qText": "Which country's territory includes a long narrow east-west tongue separating Zambia from Botswana?", "qAns": [ "namibia" ] }, { "qId": 3143, "qText": "Boukhalef International airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "morocco" ] }, { "qId": 3144, "qText": "Which English football league club play their home games at Boundary Park?", "qAns": [ "oldham athletic a.f.c." ] }, { "qId": 3145, "qText": "Bound for Glory is the 1943 autobiography of which singer-songwriter?", "qAns": [ "woody guthrie" ] }, { "qId": 3146, "qText": "Bourbon whisky is named after a county in which US state?", "qAns": [ "kentucky" ] }, { "qId": 3147, "qText": "The home of the drink called bourbon is Bourbon County. What state of the USA is it in?", "qAns": [ "kentucky" ] }, { "qId": 3148, "qText": "The Bourbon dynasty began to rule which country from 1700 and still do?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 3149, "qText": "In which European countryis 'Bourgas International Airport'?", "qAns": [ "bulgaria" ] }, { "qId": 3150, "qText": "Published in 1980, which American author wrote the book The Bourne Identity ?", "qAns": [ "robert ludlum" ] }, { "qId": 3151, "qText": "Which author wrote The Bourne Identity?", "qAns": [ "robert ludlum" ] }, { "qId": 3152, "qText": "Who is the English film director of The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, United 93 and Captain Phillips?", "qAns": [ "paul greengrass" ] }, { "qId": 3153, "qText": "In 1992, Boutros Boutros-Ghali became head of what organisation?", "qAns": [ "united nations" ] }, { "qId": 3154, "qText": "What organization was led by Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Kofi Annan?", "qAns": [ "united nations" ] }, { "qId": 3155, "qText": "Kurt Waldheim, U Thant, Trygvie Lie and Boutros Boutros Ghali have all held which post?", "qAns": [ "secretary-general of the united nations" ] }, { "qId": 3156, "qText": "Bouvet Island in the South Atlantic Ocean is a possession of which country?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 3157, "qText": "The uninhabited Bouvet Island in the South Atlantic is a dependency of what country?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 3158, "qText": "The Bowery is a street in which US city?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 3159, "qText": "Bowie's mother appeared with him in the innovative video for which song?", "qAns": [ "ashes to ashes" ] }, { "qId": 3160, "qText": "Controversy at the Oscars - Which film director created a stir at the 2003 Oscar ceremony There was a loud and prolonged booing after he won the award for best documentary for his film Bowling for Columbine, because in his acceptance speech he had delivered a tirade of abuse against George Bush.?", "qAns": [ "michael moore" ] }, { "qId": 3161, "qText": "Pug, Boxer and Chow are all breeds of which animal?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 3162, "qText": "Late US professional boxer Walker Smith Jr was better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "sugar ray robinson" ] }, { "qId": 3163, "qText": "Which boxer was nicknames `The Brown Bomber`?", "qAns": [ "joe louis" ] }, { "qId": 3164, "qText": "Which legendary World Champion Boxer dropped his surname of Barrow to box under his two Christian names?", "qAns": [ "joe louis" ] }, { "qId": 3165, "qText": "Who was the only boxer to win a world title without ever having a manager?", "qAns": [ "jake lamotta" ] }, { "qId": 3166, "qText": "Who is the only professional heavyweight boxer to have retired undefeated?", "qAns": [ "rocky marciano" ] }, { "qId": 3167, "qText": "Which Irish boxer was nicknamed the Clones Cyclone?", "qAns": [ "barry mcguigan" ] }, { "qId": 3168, "qText": "Which boxer did Muhammad Ali beat in September 1978 to become the only 3-time world heavyweight champion?", "qAns": [ "leon spinks" ] }, { "qId": 3169, "qText": "Which British boxer was nicknamed 'The Dark Destroyer'?", "qAns": [ "nigel benn" ] }, { "qId": 3170, "qText": "Who did boxer Floyd Patterson defeat to regain the Heavyweight Championship in June 1960?", "qAns": [ "ingemar johansson" ] }, { "qId": 3171, "qText": "Which English Leicester-born boxer fought Marvin Hagler in 1983 for the WBC and WBA World Middleweight titles and lost by a technical knockout in the sixth round?", "qAns": [ "tony sibson" ] }, { "qId": 3172, "qText": "Which British boxer is nicknamed 'King Khan'?", "qAns": [ "amir khan" ] }, { "qId": 3173, "qText": "Which British boxer was involved in a fracas with Derek Chisora at a press conference in Munich in 2012?", "qAns": [ "david haye" ] }, { "qId": 3174, "qText": "Which boxer was nicknamed the Orchid Man?", "qAns": [ "georges carpentier" ] }, { "qId": 3175, "qText": "By what name was the boxer Walker Smith Jr better known?", "qAns": [ "sugar ray robinson" ] }, { "qId": 3176, "qText": "Which American boxer was born Rocco Francis Marchegiano?", "qAns": [ "rocky marciano" ] }, { "qId": 3177, "qText": "What boxer successfully defended his title against George Foreman and Larry Holmes?", "qAns": [ "evander holyfield" ] }, { "qId": 3178, "qText": "Which boxer had the nickname `The Dark Destroyer`?", "qAns": [ "nigel benn" ] }, { "qId": 3179, "qText": "Chuck Wepner, an obscure boxer from New Jersey who once went 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali in a fight served as the inspiration for the creation of what on-screen personality?", "qAns": [ "rocky" ] }, { "qId": 3180, "qText": "Which boxer won a 1.8m claim against promotor Frank Warren in March 2009?", "qAns": [ "joe calzaghe" ] }, { "qId": 3181, "qText": "On November 22, 1986, which boxer became the youngest WBC Heavyweight champion, at age 20 years, 4 months, when he scored a TKO over Trevor Berbick in the second round?", "qAns": [ "mike tyson" ] }, { "qId": 3182, "qText": "Who was the first boxer to twice regain the world heavyweight title?", "qAns": [ "muhammad ali" ] }, { "qId": 3183, "qText": "Joe Frazier said 'He's phoney, using his blackness to get his way', about which other boxer?", "qAns": [ "muhammed ali" ] }, { "qId": 3184, "qText": "Which film classic was based around the Boxer Rebellion?", "qAns": [ "55 days at peking" ] }, { "qId": 3185, "qText": "In what country did the Boxer War, or Boxer Rebellion, happen?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 3186, "qText": "The Boxer Rebellion took place during 1900 in which country?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 3187, "qText": "The Boxer Rebellion was an uprising that took place in what country?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 3188, "qText": "Which ex heavyweight boxing champion's last ever fight took place on November 22nd 1998 and ended in a defeat by American Shannon Briggs in Atlantic City?", "qAns": [ "george foreman" ] }, { "qId": 3189, "qText": "Who did Mohammed Ali fight in the 1974 boxing match dubbed 'The Rumble In The Jungle'?", "qAns": [ "george foreman" ] }, { "qId": 3190, "qText": "Who succeeded Henry Cooper as British Heavyweight Boxing Champion?", "qAns": [ "joe bugner" ] }, { "qId": 3191, "qText": "Who was the first Olympic heavyweight boxing gold medallist to become world professional heavyweight boxing champion?", "qAns": [ "joe frazier" ] }, { "qId": 3192, "qText": "Who was billed as 'Undefeated' in a boxing match in December 2007 against Floyd Mayweather Jr?", "qAns": [ "ricky hatton" ] }, { "qId": 3193, "qText": "On which date do we celebrate 'Boxing Day'?", "qAns": [ "december 26" ] }, { "qId": 3194, "qText": "Which European boyband released a 2000 album entitled 'Coast to Coast'?", "qAns": [ "westlife" ] }, { "qId": 3195, "qText": "Which boyband represented the UK in the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest?", "qAns": [ "blue" ] }, { "qId": 3196, "qText": "Nick Carter first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?", "qAns": [ "backstreet boys" ] }, { "qId": 3197, "qText": "Who plays Boycie in Fools and Horses?", "qAns": [ "john challis" ] }, { "qId": 3198, "qText": "The Boy in The Dress and Gangsta Granny are books written by which actor/writer?", "qAns": [ "david walliams" ] }, { "qId": 3199, "qText": "Who won the Oscar for best actress for her role in the film Boys Don't Cry in 1999?", "qAns": [ "hilary swank" ] }, { "qId": 3200, "qText": "Who has won Best Leading Actress Oscars for her roles in 'Million Dollar Baby' and 'Boys Don't Cry'?", "qAns": [ "hilary swank" ] }, { "qId": 3201, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Boys From Brazil'?", "qAns": [ "ira levin" ] }, { "qId": 3202, "qText": "Who wrote the novels Rosemary's Baby, The Stepford Wives and The Boys from Brazil?", "qAns": [ "ira levin" ] }, { "qId": 3203, "qText": "Who wrote The Stepford Wives, Rosemary's Baby, and The Boys from Brazil?", "qAns": [ "ira levin" ] }, { "qId": 3204, "qText": "Which former Nazi war criminal was the subject of Ira Levin's 1976 novel The Boys from Brazil'?", "qAns": [ "josef mengele" ] }, { "qId": 3205, "qText": "`Gissa Job` was the catchphrase of which character from the TV show `Boys from the black stuff`?", "qAns": [ "yosser hughes" ] }, { "qId": 3206, "qText": "Which author's first autobiography was entitled Boy:Tales of Childhood?", "qAns": [ "roald dahl" ] }, { "qId": 3207, "qText": "Which author used the pseudonym Boz in the 1830's?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 3208, "qText": "The becquerel (Bq) is a unit of measurement of what?", "qAns": [ "radioactive decay" ] }, { "qId": 3209, "qText": "Brabantio and Grantiano are characters in which Shakespearean play?", "qAns": [ "othello" ] }, { "qId": 3210, "qText": "Which composer was born in Bradford in 1862?", "qAns": [ "frederick delius" ] }, { "qId": 3211, "qText": "Which artist, a member of the Order of Merit, was born in Bradford in July 1937?", "qAns": [ "david hockney" ] }, { "qId": 3212, "qText": "Which Nation does Aston Villa Goalkeeper Brad Guzan represent?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 3213, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Chris Hoy, Rebecca Adlington, Bradley Wiggins and Kelly Holmes represented which country?", "qAns": [ "great britain" ] }, { "qId": 3214, "qText": "In which 2010 film are the main characters played by Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Quinton Jackson and Sharlto Copley?", "qAns": [ "the a-team" ] }, { "qId": 3215, "qText": "Bradley Walsh hosts which ITV quiz programme?", "qAns": [ "the chase" ] }, { "qId": 3216, "qText": "Helena Bonham Carter and Meat Loaf appear in which 1999 film starring Brad Pitt?", "qAns": [ "fight club" ] }, { "qId": 3217, "qText": "What is the title of the 1999 film, starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton, which was adapted from Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 novel?", "qAns": [ "fight club" ] }, { "qId": 3218, "qText": "Who plays Mrs. Smith opposite Brad Pitt in the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith?", "qAns": [ "angelina jolie" ] }, { "qId": 3219, "qText": "August 28, 1898 saw the introduction of what popular soft drink, originally called Brad's Drink, named after it's inventor, New Bern, NC pharmacist Caleb Bradham?", "qAns": [ "pepsi" ] }, { "qId": 3220, "qText": "Which US soft drink was invented by Caleb Brabham, and was originally sold under the name of 'Brad's Drink'?", "qAns": [ "pepsi" ] }, { "qId": 3221, "qText": "Who was the leader of the band that appeared in The Brady Bunch Movie?", "qAns": [ "davy jones" ] }, { "qId": 3222, "qText": "Braeburn is a variety of what?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 3223, "qText": "Braga and Belenenses are football clubs from which country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 3224, "qText": "Astronomer Tycho Brahe was born in which European country in 1546?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 3225, "qText": "In which religion is the god Brahma found?", "qAns": [ "hinduism" ] }, { "qId": 3226, "qText": "What is the name of the gland in the human body attached to the base of the brain important in controlling growth?", "qAns": [ "pituitary gland" ] }, { "qId": 3227, "qText": "Which BAFTA-nominated television writer has created the series Scott & Bailey. At Home with the Braithwaites for ITV and Last Tango in Halifax and Happy Valley for the BBC?", "qAns": [ "sally wainwright" ] }, { "qId": 3228, "qText": "The names Corbett and Brambell are most associated with which well-known UK TV series?", "qAns": [ "steptoe and son" ] }, { "qId": 3229, "qText": "Arch enemey of Count Dracula, what is the name of the vampire hunter in Bram Stokers 1897 novel Dracula?", "qAns": [ "abraham van helsing" ] }, { "qId": 3230, "qText": "Who played the title role in Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)?", "qAns": [ "gary oldman" ] }, { "qId": 3231, "qText": "Which singer/songwriter played the character of Renfield in the 1994 film `Bram Stoker`s Dracula`?", "qAns": [ "tom waits" ] }, { "qId": 3232, "qText": "Food brand Knorr was founded in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 3233, "qText": "In what city is the Brandenburg Gate located?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 3234, "qText": "Who composed the 'Brandenburg Concertos'?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 3235, "qText": "In what city would you find the Brandenburg Gate?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 3236, "qText": "Who released an album in 1999 called Brand New Day?", "qAns": [ "sting" ] }, { "qId": 3237, "qText": "Brandy, decoy and landscape all come from which language?", "qAns": [ "dutch" ] }, { "qId": 3238, "qText": "The cocktail containing Brandy, Cointreau and Lemon juice, is known as what?", "qAns": [ "sidecar" ] }, { "qId": 3239, "qText": "Which English monarch was known as 'Brandy Nan'?", "qAns": [ "queen anne" ] }, { "qId": 3240, "qText": "Which co-presenter of a programme for car enthusiasts has also presented Braniac: Science Abuse, The Gunpowder Plot: Exploding the Legend, Blast Lab and Invisible Worlds?", "qAns": [ "richard hammond" ] }, { "qId": 3241, "qText": "Which former Big Brother contestant who was famous for quotes such as what is the opposite of opposite and do fish get thirsty and later went on to present Braniac: Science Abuse on Sky television?", "qAns": [ "jon tickle" ] }, { "qId": 3242, "qText": "What comic strip, created by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, follows the antics of a large cast of characters in a shabby medieval kingdom, featuring a King who refers to his subjects as idiots?", "qAns": [ "the wizard of id" ] }, { "qId": 3243, "qText": "What highly influential movement of artwork is considered established by Picasso, Braque, Metzinger and others in Paris, 1911?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 3244, "qText": "What name is given to the style of art invented by Picasso and Braque in which the subject is reduced to basic geometric solids?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 3245, "qText": "Which actor played the title character in the films 'Ed Wood', 'Donnie Brasco' and 'Edward Scissorhands'?", "qAns": [ "johnny depp" ] }, { "qId": 3246, "qText": "Named after the Greek words for good and sound, what is the valved brass tenor instrument resembling a small tuba?", "qAns": [ "euphonium" ] }, { "qId": 3247, "qText": "Which actor, who died in 2011, became famous when referred to as the best actor in the world by Steven Spielberg He starred in a succession of movies including The Usual Suspects, Brassed Off, Last of the Mohicans and The Constant Gardener?", "qAns": [ "pete postlethwaite" ] }, { "qId": 3248, "qText": "Which American/British band reached number one in the UK pop charts in January 1980 with the record Brass in Pocket ?", "qAns": [ "the pretenders" ] }, { "qId": 3249, "qText": "What is the largest brass section instrument in an orchestra?", "qAns": [ "tuba" ] }, { "qId": 3250, "qText": "In which European country is the city of Bratislava?", "qAns": [ "slovakia" ] }, { "qId": 3251, "qText": "What is the German bratwurst?", "qAns": [ "sausage" ] }, { "qId": 3252, "qText": "What notable leader was born in Ranshofen, near Braunau, Austria, in 1889?", "qAns": [ "adolf hitler" ] }, { "qId": 3253, "qText": "As at 2008 which corporation owns the brands Duracell, Braun and Gillette?", "qAns": [ "procter & gamble" ] }, { "qId": 3254, "qText": "Who directed the 1995 film 'Braveheart'?", "qAns": [ "mel gibson" ] }, { "qId": 3255, "qText": "More familiar for television roles, who played King Edward the First in the film Braveheart?", "qAns": [ "patrick mcgoohan" ] }, { "qId": 3256, "qText": "Which famous person in history did Mel Gibson play in the film `Braveheart`?", "qAns": [ "william wallace" ] }, { "qId": 3257, "qText": "Who wrote the 1932 novel 'Brave New World'?", "qAns": [ "aldous huxley" ] }, { "qId": 3258, "qText": "Which SAS soldier wrote the book 'Bravo Two Zero', an account of a failed mission during the (1st) Gulf War?", "qAns": [ "andy mcnab" ] }, { "qId": 3259, "qText": "What is the name of Heston Blumenthal's restaurant in Bray, Berkshire?", "qAns": [ "the fat duck" ] }, { "qId": 3260, "qText": "In which Irish county is the resort of Bray?", "qAns": [ "county wicklow" ] }, { "qId": 3261, "qText": "Before it was moved to the purpose-built city of Brasilia, what city was Brazil's capital?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 3262, "qText": "What is the largest city in Brazil?", "qAns": [ "sao paulo" ] }, { "qId": 3263, "qText": "Which is the most heavily populated city in Brazil?", "qAns": [ "sao paulo" ] }, { "qId": 3264, "qText": "Brasilia is the capital but which city in Brazil has the largest population?", "qAns": [ "sao paulo" ] }, { "qId": 3265, "qText": "What is the largest state in Brazil?", "qAns": [ "amazonas" ] }, { "qId": 3266, "qText": "What is Brazil's most widely-spoken language?", "qAns": [ "portuguese" ] }, { "qId": 3267, "qText": "What is the official language of Brazil?", "qAns": [ "portuguese" ] }, { "qId": 3268, "qText": "Which country has borders with Brazil, Paraguay and Peru?", "qAns": [ "bolivia" ] }, { "qId": 3269, "qText": "Which is the only country to share borders with just Brazil and Surinam?", "qAns": [ "french guiana" ] }, { "qId": 3270, "qText": "Brazil is the largest country on which continent?", "qAns": [ "south america" ] }, { "qId": 3271, "qText": "Brazil has one of the world's largest soccer stadia - what is it called?", "qAns": [ "maracana" ] }, { "qId": 3272, "qText": "What is the main river of Brazil?", "qAns": [ "amazon" ] }, { "qId": 3273, "qText": "Which former member of the 'Monty Python' team directed such films as 'Brazil' and 'The Fisher King'?", "qAns": [ "terry gilliam" ] }, { "qId": 3274, "qText": "Brazil are hosting the next World Cup but who is their coach?", "qAns": [ "luiz felipe scolari" ] }, { "qId": 3275, "qText": "Which American pop singer/songwriter who won the first season of the television series American Idol in 2002 won two Grammy Awards in 2006 - for her album Breakaway and the single Since U Been Gone?", "qAns": [ "kelly clarkson" ] }, { "qId": 3276, "qText": "Who directed the 1961 film 'Breakfast At Tiffany's'?", "qAns": [ "blake edwards" ] }, { "qId": 3277, "qText": "What was the name of the Oscar-winning song 'performed' by Audrey Hepburn in `Breakfast at Tiffany's'?", "qAns": [ "moon river" ] }, { "qId": 3278, "qText": "Who played the male lead in the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's'?", "qAns": [ "george peppard" ] }, { "qId": 3279, "qText": "Who was the leading man in the film 'Breakfast at Tiffany's?", "qAns": [ "george peppard" ] }, { "qId": 3280, "qText": "In the film `Breakfast at Tiffanys`, what is the name of Audrey Hepburn`s character`s cat ?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 3281, "qText": "What director created the popular 1980's films The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off?", "qAns": [ "john hughes" ] }, { "qId": 3282, "qText": "Which actress starred in the 1980s films The Breakfast Club and Pretty In Pink and later turned down the Julia Roberts role in Pretty Woman?", "qAns": [ "molly ringwald" ] }, { "qId": 3283, "qText": "Who played chemistry teacher Waiter White in the American TV series Breaking Bad?", "qAns": [ "bryan cranston" ] }, { "qId": 3284, "qText": "Who wrote, often with Howard Greenfield, the songs Oh! Carol (1959), Calendar Girl (1960), Little Devil (1961), Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen (1961), Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (1962) and Next Door to an Angel (1962)?", "qAns": [ "neil sedaka" ] }, { "qId": 3285, "qText": "Who had a top ten hit in 1992, with the song 'Achy, Breaky Heart'?", "qAns": [ "billy ray cyrus" ] }, { "qId": 3286, "qText": "Who sang Achy Breaky Heart?", "qAns": [ "billy ray cyrus" ] }, { "qId": 3287, "qText": "Who topped the charts in 1996 with Breathe and Firestarter?", "qAns": [ "the prodigy" ] }, { "qId": 3288, "qText": "The city of Breda is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 3289, "qText": "The characters 'Susan Meyer', 'Lynette Scavo', 'Gabrielle Solis', 'Bree Van De Camp', and 'Mike Delfino' appear in which television show?", "qAns": [ "desperate housewives" ] }, { "qId": 3290, "qText": "Which major river has its source at the confluence of the rivers Brigach and Breg in the Black Forest?", "qAns": [ "danube" ] }, { "qId": 3291, "qText": "What film, sub-titled The Story of Christy Brown, is a 1989 drama directed by Jim Sheridan and starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Ray McAnally, Brenda Fricker, Fiona Shaw, Julie Hale, Alison Whelan, Kirsten Sheridan, Declan Croghan, Eanna MacLiam, Marie Conmee and Cyril Cusack, that tells the true story of an Irishman born with cerebral palsy?", "qAns": [ "my left foot" ] }, { "qId": 3292, "qText": "What was the nickname of 60's singer Brenda Lee?", "qAns": [ "little miss dynamite" ] }, { "qId": 3293, "qText": "Brenda Mae Tarpley achieved fame under what name?", "qAns": [ "brenda lee" ] }, { "qId": 3294, "qText": "Which famous work by Brendan Behan is set in a Dublin prison?", "qAns": [ "the quare fellow" ] }, { "qId": 3295, "qText": "Which 1998 film, starring Lynn Redgrave, Ian McKellan and Brendan Fraser centred on the life of film director James Whale?", "qAns": [ "gods and monsters" ] }, { "qId": 3296, "qText": "Name the successful travel and 'e-tailer' website founded Martha Lane Fox and Brent Hoberman in 1998?", "qAns": [ "lastminute.com" ] }, { "qId": 3297, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produced the models Giulietta, Berlina, Brera and Spider?", "qAns": [ "alfa romeo" ] }, { "qId": 3298, "qText": "The astronauts Dallas, Ripley, Kane, Lambert, Brett and Parker, are characters in which 1979 science fiction film?", "qAns": [ "alien" ] }, { "qId": 3299, "qText": "Which 1979 features characters called Ripley, Dallas, Brett and Lambert?", "qAns": [ "alien" ] }, { "qId": 3300, "qText": "Which TV series featured Brett Butler playing the main character called Grace Kelly?", "qAns": [ "grace under fire" ] }, { "qId": 3301, "qText": "Patrick Bateman is a serial killer and businessman in which novel by Brett Easton Ellis?", "qAns": [ "american psycho" ] }, { "qId": 3302, "qText": "With which sport is Brett Favre associated?", "qAns": [ "american football" ] }, { "qId": 3303, "qText": "What is the common two word name for Yuca Brevifolia?", "qAns": [ "joshua tree" ] }, { "qId": 3304, "qText": "Jacqui Abbot replaced Briana Corrigan in which pop group?", "qAns": [ "the beautiful south" ] }, { "qId": 3305, "qText": "Which 2001 film is based on the story Super-Toys Last All Summer Long by Brian Aldiss that deals with the age of machines where child creation is controlled?", "qAns": [ "a.i. artificial intelligence" ] }, { "qId": 3306, "qText": "Which TV series had characters called Dougal, Zebedee, Brian, Ermintrude, Dylan, Florence and Mr Rusty?", "qAns": [ "the magic roundabout" ] }, { "qId": 3307, "qText": "In which television programme did Brian Conley play the part of 'Digby'?", "qAns": [ "the grimleys" ] }, { "qId": 3308, "qText": "Brian Connolly was the lead singer of which 70s group?", "qAns": [ "the sweet" ] }, { "qId": 3309, "qText": "What 70s pop group was fronted by Brian Connolly?", "qAns": [ "the sweet" ] }, { "qId": 3310, "qText": "Name the generally synthesized music genre pioneered by Brian Eno in the 1970s?", "qAns": [ "ambient" ] }, { "qId": 3311, "qText": "Brian Fletcher won the Grand National on Red Rum and which other horse?", "qAns": [ "red alligator" ] }, { "qId": 3312, "qText": "Brian May played guitar in which band?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 3313, "qText": "The group Smile, formed in 1968 by Roger Taylor, Tim Staffel and Brian May, changed their name to what after Tim Staffel was replaced as vocalist?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 3314, "qText": "What Irish boyband formed in 1998 by Nicky Byrne, Kian Egan, Mark Feehily, Shane Filan and Brian McFadden became the 3rd biggest selling pop band worldwide and biggest selling band of 2000-2009, with 14 number 1 singles in the UK?", "qAns": [ "westlife" ] }, { "qId": 3315, "qText": "By what name is Brian Warner better known as in the music world?", "qAns": [ "marilyn manson" ] }, { "qId": 3316, "qText": "In which 1960s and 70s TV sitcom did Brian Wilde play a character called 'Bloody Delilah' ?", "qAns": [ "the dustbinmen" ] }, { "qId": 3317, "qText": "Which 'BRIC' country launched the Astrosat space lab in 2015?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 3318, "qText": "The Bridal Chorus, more famous today as Here Come The Bride, comes from an Opera by which composer?", "qAns": [ "wagner" ] }, { "qId": 3319, "qText": "Which composer wrote the 'Bridal Chorus', popularly known as 'Here Comes the Bride'?", "qAns": [ "richard wagner" ] }, { "qId": 3320, "qText": "In which opera does Wagner's Bridal Chorus (popularly known as Here comes the bride) feature?", "qAns": [ "lohengrin" ] }, { "qId": 3321, "qText": "The Bridal Chorus AKA 'Here comes the Bride' appears in which opera by Wagner?", "qAns": [ "lohengrin" ] }, { "qId": 3322, "qText": "Which Wagner opera tells the story of the eponymous swan knight and features The Bridal Chorus?", "qAns": [ "lohengrin" ] }, { "qId": 3323, "qText": "The Bridalveil Waterfall is in which US national park?", "qAns": [ "yosemite national park" ] }, { "qId": 3324, "qText": "Which American screenwriter, producer, director, actor, author and editor, most productive in the 1950's, made Plan 9 From Outer Space, Glen or Glenda and Bride Of The Monster?", "qAns": [ "ed wood" ] }, { "qId": 3325, "qText": "Brideshead Revisited, written in 1945, was a famous novel by which famous author?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3326, "qText": "film Brideshead Revisited was based on who's novel penned in 1945?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3327, "qText": "Which author wrote the classic novel Brideshead Revisited later made into a television series?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3328, "qText": "Which English novelist wrote Decline and Fall, Brideshead Revisited and Officers and Gentlemen?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3329, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Brideshead Revisited'?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3330, "qText": "From which other card game is bridge derived ?", "qAns": [ "whist" ] }, { "qId": 3331, "qText": "In which European city is the sixteenth century limestone Bridge of Sighs?", "qAns": [ "venice" ] }, { "qId": 3332, "qText": "In which foreign city would you be if you were walking over the Bridge of Sighs?", "qAns": [ "venice" ] }, { "qId": 3333, "qText": "Where is The Bridge of Sighs?", "qAns": [ "venice" ] }, { "qId": 3334, "qText": "What was the theme music from Bridge on the River Kwai?", "qAns": [ "colonel bogey march" ] }, { "qId": 3335, "qText": "Which knighted British composer wrote the musical score for the 1957 film, Bridge on the River Kwai?", "qAns": [ "malcolm arnold" ] }, { "qId": 3336, "qText": "Which composer won an Oscar for the music score in the film 'Bridge on the River Kwai'?", "qAns": [ "malcolm arnold" ] }, { "qId": 3337, "qText": "Which actor went from a bridge in 'The Cruel Sea' to a 'Bridge On The River Kwai'?", "qAns": [ "jack hawkins" ] }, { "qId": 3338, "qText": "Who played Lieutenant Colonel Nicholson in the 1957 film 'The Bridge on the River Kwai'?", "qAns": [ "alec guinness" ] }, { "qId": 3339, "qText": "Who had a hit no 5 in US 1971 with Bridge over Troubled Water?", "qAns": [ "aretha franklin" ] }, { "qId": 3340, "qText": "Bridgeport is the largest city by population in which US state?", "qAns": [ "connecticut" ] }, { "qId": 3341, "qText": "Bridge River Kwai - Bridges Toki Rio - what actor links films?", "qAns": [ "william holden" ] }, { "qId": 3342, "qText": "The film, Bridget Jones's Diary was based on the novel by which English authoress?", "qAns": [ "helen fielding" ] }, { "qId": 3343, "qText": "Bridgetown is the capital city of which island nation?", "qAns": [ "barbados" ] }, { "qId": 3344, "qText": "Who designed the Bridgewater Canal, opened in 1761?", "qAns": [ "james brindley" ] }, { "qId": 3345, "qText": "Which 32 mile canal runs from the Bridgewater canal in Manchester to join the Aire and Calder Navigation Canal at Sowerby Bridge in Yorkshire, passing through the town that gives the canal its name?", "qAns": [ "rochdale canal" ] }, { "qId": 3346, "qText": "Who wrote the play Still Life, on which the 1945 film Brief Encounter was based?", "qAns": [ "noel coward" ] }, { "qId": 3347, "qText": "In Which We Serve, This Happy Breed and Brief Encounter are early films by which director?", "qAns": [ "david lean" ] }, { "qId": 3348, "qText": "Who directed the 1945 film, 'Brief Encounter'?", "qAns": [ "david lean" ] }, { "qId": 3349, "qText": "David Lean directed the 1945 film 'Brief Encounter', but who composed the incidental music and also produced the film?", "qAns": [ "noel coward" ] }, { "qId": 3350, "qText": "Name actor Von Ryan's Express, The Third Man, Brief Encounter?", "qAns": [ "trevor howard" ] }, { "qId": 3351, "qText": "Which physicist wrote A Brief History of Time?", "qAns": [ "stephen hawking" ] }, { "qId": 3352, "qText": "Who wrote `A Brief History Of Time`?", "qAns": [ "stephen hawking" ] }, { "qId": 3353, "qText": "Who wrote the book A Brief History Of Time?", "qAns": [ "stephen hawking" ] }, { "qId": 3354, "qText": "Which famous Hollywood actor (not including Presidents) had the highest military rank as a Brigadier General in the US Army Reserve?", "qAns": [ "james stewart" ] }, { "qId": 3355, "qText": "Who was kidnapped and assassinated by the left-wing movement 'Brigate Rosse' in 1978?", "qAns": [ "aldo moro" ] }, { "qId": 3356, "qText": "Who wrote `Briget Jones` Diary`?", "qAns": [ "helen fielding" ] }, { "qId": 3357, "qText": "Which actress began her professional film career aged six in Bright Eyes in 1934?", "qAns": [ "shirley temple" ] }, { "qId": 3358, "qText": "Who wrote the Art Garfunkel number one hit 'Bright Eyes'?", "qAns": [ "mike batt" ] }, { "qId": 3359, "qText": "In which film was the song Bright Eyes featured?", "qAns": [ "watership down" ] }, { "qId": 3360, "qText": "The Neil Simon plays The Prisoner of Second Avenue and Brighton Beach Memoirs are set in which city?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 3361, "qText": "Which late 17th and early 18th century British architect designed Brighton Pavilion, Marble Arch, and the plan for London's Regents Park?", "qAns": [ "john nash" ] }, { "qId": 3362, "qText": "Who wrote the novel `Brighton Rock`?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 3363, "qText": "Which 20th century novelist wrote The Quiet American, Stamboul Train, Brighton Rock and The Power And The Glory?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 3364, "qText": "Which actress appeared in the film Calendar Girls and the remake of Brighton Rock?", "qAns": [ "helen mirren" ] }, { "qId": 3365, "qText": "The 2003 Stephen Fry film Bright Young Things was based on which author's novel Vile Bodies?", "qAns": [ "evelyn waugh" ] }, { "qId": 3366, "qText": "What was the only western that Brigitte Bardot appeared in (it was based on a book by Louis L'Amour)?", "qAns": [ "shalako" ] }, { "qId": 3367, "qText": "Brigitte Bardot originally duetted on and prevented the release of what 1960s song, which later became a hit when she was replaced by Jane Birkin?", "qAns": [ "je t'aime" ] }, { "qId": 3368, "qText": "In which European country is the Briksdal Glacier?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 3369, "qText": "Brimstone is an old word for which chemical element?", "qAns": [ "sulfur" ] }, { "qId": 3370, "qText": "What smelly element is also referred to as brimstone?", "qAns": [ "sulfur" ] }, { "qId": 3371, "qText": "In which country is the deepwater ort of Brindisi?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 3372, "qText": "'Bring It All Back' was the debut single for which group in 1999?", "qAns": [ "s club 7" ] }, { "qId": 3373, "qText": "What activity is the subject of the movie Bring it On?", "qAns": [ "cheerleading" ] }, { "qId": 3374, "qText": "Who wrote the 2012 Man Booker prizewinning novel Bring Up the Bodies?", "qAns": [ "hilary mantel" ] }, { "qId": 3375, "qText": "Who is the central character of Hilary Mantels Booker Prize winning novels Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies?", "qAns": [ "thomas cromwell" ] }, { "qId": 3376, "qText": "What is the name of the international cricket ground in Brisbane, Australia?", "qAns": [ "the gabba" ] }, { "qId": 3377, "qText": "Which Bristol born, Oxford educated poet was appointed Poet Laureate by George III in 1813 on the refusal by Walter Scott?", "qAns": [ "robert southey" ] }, { "qId": 3378, "qText": "After Harold McMillan who was Britain's next Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "alec douglas-home" ] }, { "qId": 3379, "qText": "Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Zulu War?", "qAns": [ "benjamin disraeli" ] }, { "qId": 3380, "qText": "Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain at the start of the first Boer War?", "qAns": [ "william ewart gladstone" ] }, { "qId": 3381, "qText": "Who was Britain's first ever Labour prime minister in 1924?", "qAns": [ "ramsay macdonald" ] }, { "qId": 3382, "qText": "Who was Britain's first Labour prime minister?", "qAns": [ "ramsay macdonald" ] }, { "qId": 3383, "qText": "Who was Prime Minister of Britain at the time of King Edward VIII's abdication in 1936?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3384, "qText": "Until Tony Blair, which of Britain's Labour Prime Ministers was in office for the longest overall time?", "qAns": [ "harold wilson" ] }, { "qId": 3385, "qText": "Who was the Prime Minister of Gt. Britain at the outbreak of The First World War?", "qAns": [ "herbert asquith" ] }, { "qId": 3386, "qText": "Which is the only county in Britain to have two separate coastlines?", "qAns": [ "devon" ] }, { "qId": 3387, "qText": "ENLIST MONKEY (anagram of a town or city in Britain)?", "qAns": [ "milton keynes" ] }, { "qId": 3388, "qText": "Which is the most northerly town in Britain directly connected to the national rail network?", "qAns": [ "thurso" ] }, { "qId": 3389, "qText": "In which English town can you find a series of five roundabouts arranged in a circle known as The Magic Roundabout In a 2009 poll by Britannica Rescue it was voted the 4th scariest junction in Britain.?", "qAns": [ "swindon" ] }, { "qId": 3390, "qText": "What is the most common street name in Britain?", "qAns": [ "high street" ] }, { "qId": 3391, "qText": "Britain's oldest working theatre, built in 1766, is called the 'Old Vic', in which city is it?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 3392, "qText": "Which is Britain's oldest cathedral?", "qAns": [ "canterbury" ] }, { "qId": 3393, "qText": "In 1979, which seaside town became the first in Britain to set up a nudist beach?", "qAns": [ "brighton" ] }, { "qId": 3394, "qText": "Fontwell Park, Fakenham, Ffos Las and which other horse racing venue in Great Britain begin with F?", "qAns": [ "folkestone" ] }, { "qId": 3395, "qText": "Which is the most easterly town in Britain directly connected to the motorway network?", "qAns": [ "folkestone" ] }, { "qId": 3396, "qText": "Great Britain declared war on Germany after they invaded which country in 1939?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 3397, "qText": "After which war did Britain gain Ceylon. Mauritius, Trinidad and Tobago?", "qAns": [ "napoleonic wars" ] }, { "qId": 3398, "qText": "Who carried the flag for Britain at the opening ceremony at the 2012 Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "chris hoy" ] }, { "qId": 3399, "qText": "Who won Britain's only track and field medal at the 1976 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "brendan foster" ] }, { "qId": 3400, "qText": "Who was first to win an Olympic gold medal for Britain in a throwing event?", "qAns": [ "tessa sanderson" ] }, { "qId": 3401, "qText": "Who won 3 gold medals for Great Britain at the 2008 Summer Olympics, and was named 2008 BBC Sports Personality of the Year?", "qAns": [ "chris hoy" ] }, { "qId": 3402, "qText": "Which newspaper was launched in 1986 as Britain's first full-colour low cost tabloid?", "qAns": [ "today" ] }, { "qId": 3403, "qText": "Which American actor and singer has joined Amanda Holden as one of the judges on the current series of 'Britain's Got Talent'?", "qAns": [ "david hasselhoff" ] }, { "qId": 3404, "qText": "Which English comedian has joined Amanda Holden as one of the judges on the current series of 'Britain's Got Talent'?", "qAns": [ "michael mcintyre" ] }, { "qId": 3405, "qText": "What was the name of Britain`s first nuclear powered submarine?", "qAns": [ "hms dreadnought" ] }, { "qId": 3406, "qText": "Which country declared war on Britain in 1812?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 3407, "qText": "Which exponent of Brit Art created works involving a bed, a tent and a beach hut?", "qAns": [ "tracey emin" ] }, { "qId": 3408, "qText": "In the British Army, which of these ranks is the highest Major, Captain or Colonel?", "qAns": [ "colonel" ] }, { "qId": 3409, "qText": "What is the rank of a British Army officer who wears a crown and two pips on his epaulettes?", "qAns": [ "colonel" ] }, { "qId": 3410, "qText": "Which is the oldest regiment of the regular British Army?", "qAns": [ "coldstream guards" ] }, { "qId": 3411, "qText": "Ride of the Valkyries is the official quick march of which branch of the British Army?", "qAns": [ "parachute regiment" ] }, { "qId": 3412, "qText": "In British army what ranks between Major General and Colonel?", "qAns": [ "brigadier" ] }, { "qId": 3413, "qText": "In the British Army, what rank falls between Major General and Colonel?", "qAns": [ "brigadier" ] }, { "qId": 3414, "qText": "In the British Army, which commissioned rank is indicated by a crown on each shoulder?", "qAns": [ "major" ] }, { "qId": 3415, "qText": "What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his arm?", "qAns": [ "farrier" ] }, { "qId": 3416, "qText": "In the British and American armies, what rank is between a General and a Major-General ?", "qAns": [ "lieutenant general" ] }, { "qId": 3417, "qText": "What is the capital of the Canadian province of British Columbia?", "qAns": [ "victoria" ] }, { "qId": 3418, "qText": "What is the capital of the province of British Columbia, Canada?", "qAns": [ "victoria" ] }, { "qId": 3419, "qText": "What Canadian province lies between British Columbia and Saskatchewan?", "qAns": [ "alberta" ] }, { "qId": 3420, "qText": "Which former Portuguese African Colony joined the British Commonwealth in 1995?", "qAns": [ "mozambique" ] }, { "qId": 3421, "qText": "Which US government official is the equivalent of the British Foreign Secretary?", "qAns": [ "secretary of state" ] }, { "qId": 3422, "qText": "Which company owns British Gas?", "qAns": [ "centrica" ] }, { "qId": 3423, "qText": "Which city was the site of the dervish rebellion and the death of the British General Gordon in 1885?", "qAns": [ "khartoum" ] }, { "qId": 3424, "qText": "In which British city is the Jewry Wall Museum?", "qAns": [ "leicester" ] }, { "qId": 3425, "qText": "Who as at August 2007 is British Home Secretary?", "qAns": [ "jacqui smith" ] }, { "qId": 3426, "qText": "Where are the British Houses of Parliament?", "qAns": [ "westminster" ] }, { "qId": 3427, "qText": "Millport, home to the smallest cathedral in the British Isles, is the main community on which island, in the Firth of Clyde?", "qAns": [ "great cumbrae" ] }, { "qId": 3428, "qText": "What was the only part of the British Isles to be occupied by Germany in World War II?", "qAns": [ "channel islands" ] }, { "qId": 3429, "qText": "Abyssinian, British Longhair and German Rex are all breeds of what?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 3430, "qText": "What is the upper house of the British Parliament?", "qAns": [ "house of lords" ] }, { "qId": 3431, "qText": "In 1969, who became the youngest woman ever to be elected to British Parliament?", "qAns": [ "bernadette devlin" ] }, { "qId": 3432, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister signed the 'Entente Cordiale' in 1904?", "qAns": [ "arthur balfour" ] }, { "qId": 3433, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister from 1902 to 1905 ?", "qAns": [ "arthur balfour" ] }, { "qId": 3434, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in July 1902?", "qAns": [ "arthur james balfour" ] }, { "qId": 3435, "qText": "Prior to Gordon Brown, who was the last British Prime Minister to represent a Scottish constituency?", "qAns": [ "alec douglas-home" ] }, { "qId": 3436, "qText": "Which 20th century British prime minister had the longest surname ?", "qAns": [ "henry campbell-bannerman" ] }, { "qId": 3437, "qText": "Who was the first person to be officially called British Prime Minister, 5 days after he took office in 1905?", "qAns": [ "henry campbell-bannerman" ] }, { "qId": 3438, "qText": "Who was the next British Prime Minister after Arthur Balfour?", "qAns": [ "henry campbell-bannerman" ] }, { "qId": 3439, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in October 1922?", "qAns": [ "bonar law" ] }, { "qId": 3440, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister from 1922-23, shortly before he died?", "qAns": [ "bonar law" ] }, { "qId": 3441, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in October 1809?", "qAns": [ "spencer perceval" ] }, { "qId": 3442, "qText": "The Cato Street Conspiracy was a plot to kill which British Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "robert jenkinson, 2nd earl of liverpool" ] }, { "qId": 3443, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister between Winston Churchill's two terms in office?", "qAns": [ "clement attlee" ] }, { "qId": 3444, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister said of Downing Street 'One of the most precious jewels in the national heritage'?", "qAns": [ "margaret thatcher" ] }, { "qId": 3445, "qText": "Who was the British Prime Minister during the Falklands War of 1982?", "qAns": [ "margaret thatcher" ] }, { "qId": 3446, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in June 2007?", "qAns": [ "gordon brown" ] }, { "qId": 3447, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister on November 1990?", "qAns": [ "john major" ] }, { "qId": 3448, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister in 1994?", "qAns": [ "john major" ] }, { "qId": 3449, "qText": "American millionaire Leonard Jerome was the grandfather of which British Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 3450, "qText": "In May 1940, who became British Prime Minister after the resignation of Neville Chamberlain?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 3451, "qText": "Ewart was the middle name of which British Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "william ewart gladstone" ] }, { "qId": 3452, "qText": "William Lamb was the family name of which 19th century titled British Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "william lamb, 2nd viscount melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 3453, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in June 1935?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3454, "qText": "Who is the only British Prime Minister to serve under 3 monarchs?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3455, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the Jarrow March?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3456, "qText": "Who was the only British Prime Minister to hold office during the reign of King Edward VIII?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3457, "qText": "Who was the only British Prime Minister to hold office during the reigns of three British monarchs?", "qAns": [ "stanley baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 3458, "qText": "Who became British Prime Minister in June 1970?", "qAns": [ "edward heath" ] }, { "qId": 3459, "qText": "A statue of which British prime minister stands outside Huddersfield railway station?", "qAns": [ "harold wilson" ] }, { "qId": 3460, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister said 'A week is a long time in politics'?", "qAns": [ "harold wilson" ] }, { "qId": 3461, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister from 1974-1976?", "qAns": [ "harold wilson" ] }, { "qId": 3462, "qText": "b Who was the tallest British Prime Minister of the 20th century?", "qAns": [ "james callaghan" ] }, { "qId": 3463, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister, who was born in Portsmouth in March 1912, died on March 26th 2005 aged 92 ?", "qAns": [ "james callaghan" ] }, { "qId": 3464, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister introduced income tax, to help offset a reduction in revenue caused by a decline in trade?", "qAns": [ "william pitt the younger" ] }, { "qId": 3465, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister delivered the 'Winds of Change' speech in 1960?", "qAns": [ "harold macmillan" ] }, { "qId": 3466, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis?", "qAns": [ "harold macmillan" ] }, { "qId": 3467, "qText": "Name the British Prime Minister at the outbreak of WW1?", "qAns": [ "herbert asquith" ] }, { "qId": 3468, "qText": "In the 1950's who succeeded Winston Churchill as British prime minister?", "qAns": [ "anthony eden" ] }, { "qId": 3469, "qText": "Which British prime minister resigned as a result of the Suez Crisis?", "qAns": [ "anthony eden" ] }, { "qId": 3470, "qText": "Who was British Prime Minister from 1955 to 1958?", "qAns": [ "anthony eden" ] }, { "qId": 3471, "qText": "Who, as the first chairman of the British Rail Board, infamously directed the huge reduction in railway lines across the UK in the 1960s?", "qAns": [ "richard beeching, baron beeching" ] }, { "qId": 3472, "qText": "In January 1994, which member of the British royal family was the first senior royal to publicly convert to Catholicism, the first for more than 300 years?", "qAns": [ "katharine, duchess of kent" ] }, { "qId": 3473, "qText": "Which member of the British royal family married on the 29th April 2011?", "qAns": [ "prince william, duke of cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 3474, "qText": "In the British Royal Navy, which rank is between Captain and Rear-Admiral?", "qAns": [ "commodore" ] }, { "qId": 3475, "qText": "In James Bond novels and films, what is the codename for the fictional research and development division of the British Secret Service?", "qAns": [ "q" ] }, { "qId": 3476, "qText": "What is the name of the leader of the British UKIP Party?", "qAns": [ "nigel farage" ] }, { "qId": 3477, "qText": "Who founded the British Union of Fascists in 1932?", "qAns": [ "sir oswald mosley" ] }, { "qId": 3478, "qText": "Who was the first British reigning monarch to visit Australia?", "qAns": [ "queen elizabeth ii" ] }, { "qId": 3479, "qText": "Who was the only British King of the House of Saxe-Coburg?", "qAns": [ "edward vii" ] }, { "qId": 3480, "qText": "What was the title of Britney Spears' second album (and the single that was released from it)?", "qAns": [ "oops!... i did it again" ] }, { "qId": 3481, "qText": "What new radio edit was created of a 2009 song by Britney Spears because the original caused controversy in many English-speaking countries due to its use of a double entendre in the chorus?", "qAns": [ "if u seek amy" ] }, { "qId": 3482, "qText": "What was Britney Spears' first number one, in 1999?", "qAns": [ "baby one more time" ] }, { "qId": 3483, "qText": "What was the name of Britney Spears` first hit single?", "qAns": [ "baby one more time" ] }, { "qId": 3484, "qText": "Which French village is known for its exceptionally dense collection of megalithic standing stones that were hewn from local rock and erected by the pre-Celtic people of Brittany?", "qAns": [ "carnac" ] }, { "qId": 3485, "qText": "In which Bond film does Britt Ekland play the character of Mary Goodnight?", "qAns": [ "the man with the golden gun" ] }, { "qId": 3486, "qText": "In which James Bond film does Britt Ekland appear?", "qAns": [ "the man with the golden gun" ] }, { "qId": 3487, "qText": "Who was actress Britt Ekland's first husband?", "qAns": [ "peter sellers" ] }, { "qId": 3488, "qText": "Collectively, as what are the towns of Torquay, Paignton and Brixham known?", "qAns": [ "torbay" ] }, { "qId": 3489, "qText": "What is the name of the coastal headland at the southern end of Torbay in Devon lying to the South East of Brixham It includes a lighthouse that was built in 1906, the site of an Iron Age fort and refreshment cafe.?", "qAns": [ "berry head" ] }, { "qId": 3490, "qText": "In which English county are the towns of Daventry and Brixworth?", "qAns": [ "northamptonshire" ] }, { "qId": 3491, "qText": "Which 20th century British Prime Minister was born in Broadstairs, Kent?", "qAns": [ "edward heath" ] }, { "qId": 3492, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister was born at 54 Albion Road, Broadstairs, Kent on July 9th 1916 ?", "qAns": [ "edward heath" ] }, { "qId": 3493, "qText": "The Broads, a network of mostly navigable rivers and lakes, are mainly in which English county?", "qAns": [ "norfolk" ] }, { "qId": 3494, "qText": "Who was in the films Zelig, Stardust Memories, and Broadway Danny Rose?", "qAns": [ "woody allen" ] }, { "qId": 3495, "qText": "Which Scottish football league club play its home games at Broadwood Stadium?", "qAns": [ "clyde" ] }, { "qId": 3496, "qText": "Which heavyweight boxing World Champion was born in Brockton Massachusetts in 1923, and died in a plane crash in 1969?", "qAns": [ "rocky marciano" ] }, { "qId": 3497, "qText": "Broderick Crawford won an Oscar as best actor for his part in which 1949 film?", "qAns": [ "all the king's men" ] }, { "qId": 3498, "qText": "Who directed the 2005 film 'Brokeback Mountain'?", "qAns": [ "ang lee" ] }, { "qId": 3499, "qText": "Which film star (of Brokeback Mountain fame) died on 22 Jan 2008?", "qAns": [ "heath ledger" ] }, { "qId": 3500, "qText": "Who wrote the short story on which the 2006 film 'Brokeback Mountain was based?", "qAns": [ "annie proulx" ] }, { "qId": 3501, "qText": "Broken Arrow, Edmond, Enid, Lawton, Midwest City, Moore, Norman, Stillwater and Tulsa are 9 of the 10 largest cities in which state of the USA?", "qAns": [ "oklahoma" ] }, { "qId": 3502, "qText": "Which band had a hit in the 1980s with the single Broken Wings?", "qAns": [ "mr. mister" ] }, { "qId": 3503, "qText": "Flourine, Bromine, Iodine and Chlorine are all what type of elements?", "qAns": [ "halogen" ] }, { "qId": 3504, "qText": "What are chlorine, bromine and iodine?", "qAns": [ "halogen" ] }, { "qId": 3505, "qText": "What name describes the group of chemical elements that includes Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine and Fluorine?", "qAns": [ "halogen" ] }, { "qId": 3506, "qText": "What name is given to the group of elements that includes fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine?", "qAns": [ "halogen" ] }, { "qId": 3507, "qText": "In which European capital is Bromma Airport?", "qAns": [ "stockholm" ] }, { "qId": 3508, "qText": "Who played the title role in the TV western series Bronco?", "qAns": [ "ty hardin" ] }, { "qId": 3509, "qText": "Which Bronte sister used the pseudonym Currer Bell?", "qAns": [ "charlotte bronte" ] }, { "qId": 3510, "qText": "Which spirit is traditionally used to make a Bronx Cocktail?", "qAns": [ "gin" ] }, { "qId": 3511, "qText": "Better known as an actor, who directed the film `A Bronx Tale`?", "qAns": [ "robert de niro" ] }, { "qId": 3512, "qText": "Who starred in and directed the 1993 film A Bronx Tale?", "qAns": [ "robert de niro" ] }, { "qId": 3513, "qText": "Which Florentine painter 1535-1607 used the name Bronzino after the death of his 'uncle'?", "qAns": [ "alessandro allori" ] }, { "qId": 3514, "qText": "Who is the father of the twin boys born to Brooke Mueller on 14 March 2009?", "qAns": [ "charlie sheen" ] }, { "qId": 3515, "qText": "Which Tennis star was Brooke Shields once married to?", "qAns": [ "andre agassi" ] }, { "qId": 3516, "qText": "Actress Brooke Shields was married to whom for 2 years from April 1997?", "qAns": [ "andre agassi" ] }, { "qId": 3517, "qText": "Who married Brooke Shields in 1997?", "qAns": [ "andre agassi" ] }, { "qId": 3518, "qText": "The Brooklyn Bridge connects Brooklyn to which other New York borough?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 3519, "qText": "The Brooklyn Bridge crosses which river?", "qAns": [ "east river" ] }, { "qId": 3520, "qText": "What Brooklyn landmark is named after the rabbits that over-ran it in the 17th century?", "qAns": [ "coney island" ] }, { "qId": 3521, "qText": "Who created Brookside and Hollyoaks?", "qAns": [ "phil redmond" ] }, { "qId": 3522, "qText": "In 'Brookside', which actress, later to become the star of many TV dramas, played the part of 'Heather Huntingdon' who became 'Heather Haversham', who became 'Heather Black'?", "qAns": [ "amanda burton" ] }, { "qId": 3523, "qText": "Which sub species of brown bear is the largest member of the bear family?", "qAns": [ "kodiak bear" ] }, { "qId": 3524, "qText": "Which large brown bear is native to an island which is part of Alaska?", "qAns": [ "kodiak bear" ] }, { "qId": 3525, "qText": "The Ivy League university Brown is in which US State capital?", "qAns": [ "providence" ] }, { "qId": 3526, "qText": "Brown Clee Hill is the highest point in which English county?", "qAns": [ "shropshire" ] }, { "qId": 3527, "qText": "Who made the album Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 3528, "qText": "In which film did Van Morrison sing Brown Eyed Girl?", "qAns": [ "sleeping with the enemy" ] }, { "qId": 3529, "qText": "Which band had a hit with the song 'Brown Girl in the Ring'?", "qAns": [ "boney m." ] }, { "qId": 3530, "qText": "Who wrote the 1948 play 'The Browning Version'?", "qAns": [ "terence rattigan" ] }, { "qId": 3531, "qText": "Who wrote the plays The Browning Version and Separate Tables?", "qAns": [ "terence rattigan" ] }, { "qId": 3532, "qText": "Who plays the part of Mrs Brown in the TV comedy Mrs Brown's Boys?", "qAns": [ "brendan o'carroll" ] }, { "qId": 3533, "qText": "Ivy League member Brown University is situated in which US state?", "qAns": [ "rhode island" ] }, { "qId": 3534, "qText": "Broxtowe District Council is in which English county?", "qAns": [ "nottinghamshire" ] }, { "qId": 3535, "qText": "Who voiced the character of Bruce the shark in Finding Nemo?", "qAns": [ "barry humphries" ] }, { "qId": 3536, "qText": "You get nothing for a pair was a Bruce Forsyth catchphrase in which programme?", "qAns": [ "play your cards right" ] }, { "qId": 3537, "qText": "Which TV Game Show has been presented by Leslie Crowther, Bruce Forsyth and Joe Pasquale?", "qAns": [ "the price is right" ] }, { "qId": 3538, "qText": "In which country was kung fu expert Bruce Lee born?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 3539, "qText": "What was Bruce Springsteen's first number one album in the U.K.?", "qAns": [ "born in the u.s.a." ] }, { "qId": 3540, "qText": "In 1984 which Bruce Springsteen song was the first to win a Grammy for him (He has won 20 in all)?", "qAns": [ "dancing in the dark" ] }, { "qId": 3541, "qText": "From which city does Bruce Springsteen hail?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 3542, "qText": "In which state was Bruce Springsteen born?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 3543, "qText": "Rock musician Bruce Springsteen and the TV crime family The Sopranos hail from which US state?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 3544, "qText": "Which 1984 Bruce Springsteen album features the songs 'Dancing In The Dark', 'Glory Days' and 'My Hometown'?", "qAns": [ "born in the u.s.a." ] }, { "qId": 3545, "qText": "Featuring Steven Van Zandt, Nils Lofgren, and Patti Scialfa, what is the name of the group that backs up Bruce Springsteen?", "qAns": [ "e street band" ] }, { "qId": 3546, "qText": "Bruce Tuckman's theory about team development uses what four sequential rhyming words to describe the four stages of a group's progression?", "qAns": [ "tuckman's stages of group development" ] }, { "qId": 3547, "qText": "Which 90s sci fi series with James Belushi was based on Bruce Wagner's comic strip of the same name?", "qAns": [ "wild palms" ] }, { "qId": 3548, "qText": "In the films Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997) who was Bruce Wayne's ward?", "qAns": [ "dick grayson" ] }, { "qId": 3549, "qText": "Which of the core cast of the TV series Friends also appeared in the 2000 film The Whole Nine Yards with Bruce Willis?", "qAns": [ "matthew perry" ] }, { "qId": 3550, "qText": "In the Die Hard films what is the name of Bruce Willis` character?", "qAns": [ "john mcclane" ] }, { "qId": 3551, "qText": "What is the name of Bruce Willis` character in `Die Hard`?", "qAns": [ "john mcclane" ] }, { "qId": 3552, "qText": "In which 1998 film did Bruce Willis lead a team to confront a deadly threat from outer space?", "qAns": [ "armageddon" ] }, { "qId": 3553, "qText": "In which film did Bruce Willis play the character 'Harry Stamper'?", "qAns": [ "armageddon" ] }, { "qId": 3554, "qText": "Bruce Willis is best known for his role of John McCain in which film series?", "qAns": [ "die hard" ] }, { "qId": 3555, "qText": "In what country would you find the city of Bruges?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 3556, "qText": "In which American city are the Bruins Ice Hockey team and the Celtics Basketball team based?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 3557, "qText": "The Bruins ice hockey team and the Celtics basketball team are based in which US city?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 3558, "qText": "In which film did a dog called Bruiser Woods first appear?", "qAns": [ "legally blonde" ] }, { "qId": 3559, "qText": "What is the capital city of Brunei?", "qAns": [ "bandar seri begawan" ] }, { "qId": 3560, "qText": "What is the official language of Brunei ?", "qAns": [ "malay" ] }, { "qId": 3561, "qText": "In which English city was Isambard Kingdom Brunel born in 1806?", "qAns": [ "portsmouth" ] }, { "qId": 3562, "qText": "Where in England is Brunel University?", "qAns": [ "uxbridge" ] }, { "qId": 3563, "qText": "Which actor played the title role in the 2009 film, Bruno?", "qAns": [ "sacha baron cohen" ] }, { "qId": 3564, "qText": "Who played the title character in the 2009 film 'Bruno'?", "qAns": [ "sacha baron cohen" ] }, { "qId": 3565, "qText": "Drizella Tremaine, Gus, Bruno and Lucifer are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "cinderella" ] }, { "qId": 3566, "qText": "Why did Bruno Richard Hauptmann, a German carpenter, make international news in 1936 when he was sentenced to death and executed for what became known as The Crime of the Century?", "qAns": [ "lindbergh kidnapping" ] }, { "qId": 3567, "qText": "Which musical features the songs 'Brush Up Your Shakespeare' and 'From This Moment On'?", "qAns": [ "kiss me kate" ] }, { "qId": 3568, "qText": "In which musical would you hear the songs Too darn Hot and Brush up your Shakespeare?", "qAns": [ "kiss me kate" ] }, { "qId": 3569, "qText": "In which of Shakespeare's plays is Brutus described as the noblest Roman of them all?", "qAns": [ "julius caesar" ] }, { "qId": 3570, "qText": "Octavian and Antony defeated Brutus and Cassius in 42BC near which city in East Macedonia?", "qAns": [ "philippi" ] }, { "qId": 3571, "qText": "Bryan Abrams and Sam Watters were the members of which 1990s band?", "qAns": [ "color me badd" ] }, { "qId": 3572, "qText": "Which US crime drama TV series ran from 2008-2013 and starred Bryan Cranston in the leading role?", "qAns": [ "breaking bad" ] }, { "qId": 3573, "qText": "Which model was engaged to Bryan Ferry of Roxy Music before she married Mick Jagger?", "qAns": [ "jerry hall" ] }, { "qId": 3574, "qText": "South African rugby winger Bryan Habana was named after which famous English sportsman?", "qAns": [ "bryan robson" ] }, { "qId": 3575, "qText": "The Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks are in which US state?", "qAns": [ "utah" ] }, { "qId": 3576, "qText": "Bryher is part of which island group?", "qAns": [ "isles of scilly" ] }, { "qId": 3577, "qText": "In which group of islands are St Mary's, St Agnes and Bryher?", "qAns": [ "isles of scilly" ] }, { "qId": 3578, "qText": "Bryndza cheese is made from the milk of which animal?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 3579, "qText": "May 28, 1998 saw the death of what Saturday Night Live alum, and voice of Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure on The Simpsons, who was shot while he slept by his wife Brynn Omdahl?", "qAns": [ "phil hartman" ] }, { "qId": 3580, "qText": "Which artist painted Bubbles, which was used in the advertising for Pears soap?", "qAns": [ "john everett millais" ] }, { "qId": 3581, "qText": "Which insect is responsible for transmitting the bubonic plague?", "qAns": [ "flea" ] }, { "qId": 3582, "qText": "Buchanan is a major city in which West African country?", "qAns": [ "liberia" ] }, { "qId": 3583, "qText": "Buckey O'Neill Cabin, Kolb Studio, El Tovar Hotel, Hopi House, Verkamp's Curios, Lookout Studio, Desert View Watchtower and Bright Angel Lodge are historical buildings located at which tourist destination?", "qAns": [ "grand canyon" ] }, { "qId": 3584, "qText": "Which British monarch is the only one to have been born at Buckingham Palace?", "qAns": [ "edward vii" ] }, { "qId": 3585, "qText": "By population, what is the largest town in Buckinghamshire?", "qAns": [ "milton keynes" ] }, { "qId": 3586, "qText": "In which town Is the administrative headquarters of Buckinghamshire?", "qAns": [ "aylesbury" ] }, { "qId": 3587, "qText": "Which town is the administrative centre of Buckinghamshire?", "qAns": [ "aylesbury" ] }, { "qId": 3588, "qText": "What is Buckminster Fuller famous for designing?", "qAns": [ "geodesic dome" ] }, { "qId": 3589, "qText": "Who played both Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers on film in the 1930s?", "qAns": [ "buster crabbe" ] }, { "qId": 3590, "qText": "The basketball team are the 'Bucks', the ice hockey team are the 'Admirals' and the baseball team are the 'Brewers'. Which city?", "qAns": [ "milwaukee" ] }, { "qId": 3591, "qText": "Whose first novel was Buddenbrooks, published in 1901?", "qAns": [ "thomas mann" ] }, { "qId": 3592, "qText": "Which author has written the novels My Beautiful Launderette and the Buddha of Suburbia?", "qAns": [ "hanif kureishi" ] }, { "qId": 3593, "qText": "The Buddh International Formula One circuit is in which country?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 3594, "qText": "In Buddhism, what is the state of blissful repose or absolute existence by someone relieved of the necessity of rebirth?", "qAns": [ "nirvana" ] }, { "qId": 3595, "qText": "Which Sanskrit word appears as a concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism, etc., and means Law or Natural Law?", "qAns": [ "dharma" ] }, { "qId": 3596, "qText": "What, in Buddhist theology, is the highest level of attainment?", "qAns": [ "nirvana" ] }, { "qId": 3597, "qText": "Which recent US President's dog was called Buddy?", "qAns": [ "bill clinton" ] }, { "qId": 3598, "qText": "What movie was about a dunking Golden Retriever named Buddy?", "qAns": [ "air bud" ] }, { "qId": 3599, "qText": "What was Buddy Hollies current single when he died?", "qAns": [ "it doesn't matter any more" ] }, { "qId": 3600, "qText": "In which Texas town was Buddy Holly born?", "qAns": [ "lubbock, texas" ] }, { "qId": 3601, "qText": "Who played the part of Budgie in the 1970's drama series?", "qAns": [ "adam faith" ] }, { "qId": 3602, "qText": "Which company makes 'Budweiser' beer?", "qAns": [ "anheuser-busch" ] }, { "qId": 3603, "qText": "Buenos Aires is the capital city of which country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 3604, "qText": "Buenos Aires is the capital of which South American country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 3605, "qText": "In which city, one of the hosts for the 2003 Cricket World Cup, is the Buffalo Park Ground?", "qAns": [ "east london" ] }, { "qId": 3606, "qText": "Manchild and Buffalo Stance were hits for which singer?", "qAns": [ "neneh cherry" ] }, { "qId": 3607, "qText": "Who plays the title role in the US television series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'?", "qAns": [ "sarah michelle gellar" ] }, { "qId": 3608, "qText": "Who starred as Buffy the Vampire Slayer in the US TV series?", "qAns": [ "sarah michelle gellar" ] }, { "qId": 3609, "qText": "What is the name of cartoon character Bugs Bunny's girlfriend?", "qAns": [ "lola bunny" ] }, { "qId": 3610, "qText": "What type of animal inspired the creation of Bugs Bunny, Brer Rabbit, and the Easter Bunny?", "qAns": [ "hare" ] }, { "qId": 3611, "qText": "What name is given to the murder of 7 people as part of a Prohibition Era conflict between the South Side Italian gang led by Al Capone and the North Side Irish gang led by Bugs Moran in Chicago, Illinois, in 1929?", "qAns": [ "saint valentine's day massacre" ] }, { "qId": 3612, "qText": "Who has played Dick Tracy, Bugsy Siegel and Clyde Barrow on film?", "qAns": [ "warren beatty" ] }, { "qId": 3613, "qText": "Bujumbura international airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "burundi" ] }, { "qId": 3614, "qText": "The city of Bulawayo is in which African country?", "qAns": [ "zimbabwe" ] }, { "qId": 3615, "qText": "The Fox Islands, Islands of Four Mountains, Andreanof Islands, Rat Islands, Buldir Island, Commander Islands and Near Islands are all part of which island chain?", "qAns": [ "aleutian islands" ] }, { "qId": 3616, "qText": "What is the capital of Bulgaria?", "qAns": [ "sofia" ] }, { "qId": 3617, "qText": "What is the principal language of Bulgaria?", "qAns": [ "bulgarian" ] }, { "qId": 3618, "qText": "What country is found on Bulgaria's northern border?", "qAns": [ "romania" ] }, { "qId": 3619, "qText": "Name the landlocked country which has borders with Kosovo, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece and Albania.?", "qAns": [ "macedonia" ] }, { "qId": 3620, "qText": "In which US city was the 1968 film 'Bullitt' set?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 3621, "qText": "Which actor played the title role in the 1968 film 'Bullitt'?", "qAns": [ "steve mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 3622, "qText": "Which American actor starred in the films Bullitt, Papillon and The Great Escape?", "qAns": [ "steve mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 3623, "qText": "October 14, 1912 saw certified asshat John Schrank take a shot at what former president, and all around bad-ass, who was currently campaigning for another trip to the White House at the head of the Bull Moose party?", "qAns": [ "theodore roosevelt" ] }, { "qId": 3624, "qText": "What geographical feature is Bull Run, the site of the battle that was famously lost by troops commanded by General George Custer?", "qAns": [ "river" ] }, { "qId": 3625, "qText": "Who kept the score on Bullseye?", "qAns": [ "tony green" ] }, { "qId": 3626, "qText": "Who was the scorer and announcer on 'Bullseye' who frequently felt the need to say Take yer time to the contestants?", "qAns": [ "tony green" ] }, { "qId": 3627, "qText": "In which Australian state is the seaport of Bunbury?", "qAns": [ "western australia" ] }, { "qId": 3628, "qText": "In which city is the largest football stadium in Germany, home to the 2010-2011 Bundesliga champions?", "qAns": [ "dortmund" ] }, { "qId": 3629, "qText": "Which female detective featured in the books `The Hidden Staircase`, `The Bungalow Mystery` and `The Secret Of The Old Clock`?", "qAns": [ "nancy drew" ] }, { "qId": 3630, "qText": "Which children`s television show featured the characters of George, Zippy and Bungle?", "qAns": [ "rainbow" ] }, { "qId": 3631, "qText": "Which film originated the obsession/jealousy term 'bunny boiler'?", "qAns": [ "fatal attraction" ] }, { "qId": 3632, "qText": "Burgenland, Tyrol and Vorarlberg are all states in which European country?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 3633, "qText": "The Burgos Cathedral is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 3634, "qText": "In which city is the hotel Burj al-Arab, which markets itself as the world's first seven-star hotel?", "qAns": [ "dubai" ] }, { "qId": 3635, "qText": "In which Asian city is the 830 metres high Burj Khalifa?", "qAns": [ "dubai" ] }, { "qId": 3636, "qText": "Where is the Burj Khalifa to be found?", "qAns": [ "dubai" ] }, { "qId": 3637, "qText": "Which city, also the title of a Kipling poem, is the second largest in Myanmar (Burma)?", "qAns": [ "mandalay" ] }, { "qId": 3638, "qText": "King Rama and Queen Sirikit rule which country (at 2012), bordered by Burma, Laos, and Cambodia?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 3639, "qText": "Which river forms the boundary between Burma and Thailand?", "qAns": [ "salween river" ] }, { "qId": 3640, "qText": "Responsible for such novels as Burmese Days, Keep the Aspidistra Flying, and Coming Up for Air, British author Eric Blair was popularly known as whom?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 3641, "qText": "Which Author wrote 'Burmese Days' in 1934 and 'Coming Up For Air' in 1939'?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 3642, "qText": "Which English author's five years experience in the Indian Imperial Police was behind his 1934 novel 'Burmese Days'?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 3643, "qText": "Who was burned at the stake, age 19, in Rouen in 1431?", "qAns": [ "joan of arc" ] }, { "qId": 3644, "qText": "Which Archbishop of Canterbury was convicted of heresy and burned at the stake?", "qAns": [ "thomas cranmer" ] }, { "qId": 3645, "qText": "Religous reformers - which 16th century Oxford scholar was the first to translate the Bible into English from the original Greek texts He was charged with heresy, strangled and burned at the stake in 1535 by the Roman Catholic Church.?", "qAns": [ "william tyndale" ] }, { "qId": 3646, "qText": "The song Burning Bridges by the Mike Curb Congregation is sung over the opening credits of which film?", "qAns": [ "kelly's heroes" ] }, { "qId": 3647, "qText": "Which band, comprising David Byrne, Chris Frantz, Jerry Harrison and Tina Weymouth, had hit records including Burning Down the House and Psycho Killer?", "qAns": [ "talking heads" ] }, { "qId": 3648, "qText": "Who had a 2012 hit with Burn it Down?", "qAns": [ "linkin park" ] }, { "qId": 3649, "qText": "Recently promoted to the Premier League which 43 year old is the manager of Burnley football club?", "qAns": [ "sean dyche" ] }, { "qId": 3650, "qText": "Name the Archbishop of Canterbury who was burnt at the stake in 1556?", "qAns": [ "thomas cranmer" ] }, { "qId": 3651, "qText": "Who was Archbishop of Canterbury during the reigns of Henry VIII and Edward VI, was then imprisoned for over two years and burnt at the stake for heresy?", "qAns": [ "thomas cranmer" ] }, { "qId": 3652, "qText": "Four Quartets, a set of four poems (Burnt Norton, East Coker, The Dry Salvages and Little Gidding) published between 1936 and 1942, were written by whom?", "qAns": [ "t. s. eliot" ] }, { "qId": 3653, "qText": "How are the poems 'Burnt Norton', 'East Coker', 'The Dry Salvages' and 'Little Gidding' by TS Eliot known collectively?", "qAns": [ "four quartets" ] }, { "qId": 3654, "qText": "In which Irish county is the extensive area of limestone pavement known as The Burren?", "qAns": [ "county clare" ] }, { "qId": 3655, "qText": "Who died of a burst appendix after being punched in the stomach?", "qAns": [ "harry houdini" ] }, { "qId": 3656, "qText": "Which 1956 film starring Burt Lancaster was shot in Paris, including at the Cirque d'hiver?", "qAns": [ "trapeze" ] }, { "qId": 3657, "qText": "Which authoress (1890-1969), surname Lamburn, was born in Bury?", "qAns": [ "richmal crompton" ] }, { "qId": 3658, "qText": "Busby Berkeley was famous for his contribution to elaborately staged extravagant scenes in film musicals, mainly between the 1920s to 1940s, as what?", "qAns": [ "choreography" ] }, { "qId": 3659, "qText": "Who is the next in this series: Nelson Rockefeller, Walter Mondale, George H. W. Bush, Dan Quayle, Al Gore ... ?", "qAns": [ "dick cheney" ] }, { "qId": 3660, "qText": "Which actress, who died in 1962, starred in the films Some Like It Hot and Bus Stop?", "qAns": [ "marilyn monroe" ] }, { "qId": 3661, "qText": "Buster Bloodvessel was the lead singer of which pop group - popular in the early 1980s?", "qAns": [ "bad manners" ] }, { "qId": 3662, "qText": "For what role is actor Buster Crabbe best known?", "qAns": [ "flash gordon" ] }, { "qId": 3663, "qText": "What creatures are T S Eliot's characters Mr Mistoffelees, Mungojerrie, Rumpelteazer, and Bustopher Jones, and what musical was inspired by the poem book in which they feature?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 3664, "qText": "Which genus of plants includes busy lizzie and touch-me- not?", "qAns": [ "impatiens" ] }, { "qId": 3665, "qText": "What famous song from the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid won an Oscar for best song?", "qAns": [ "raindrops keep fallin' on my head" ] }, { "qId": 3666, "qText": "Who played Butch Cassidy in the 1969 film `Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid`?", "qAns": [ "paul newman" ] }, { "qId": 3667, "qText": "Who played the Sundance Kid in the 1969 film `Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid`?", "qAns": [ "robert redford" ] }, { "qId": 3668, "qText": "In which country were Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid supposedly killed in a shootout with soldiers in 1908?", "qAns": [ "bolivia" ] }, { "qId": 3669, "qText": "A 1969 American western film that tells the story of two bank robbers is Butch Cassidy and the ... what ... Kid?", "qAns": [ "sundance" ] }, { "qId": 3670, "qText": "Which English seaside town had the first Butlins camp?", "qAns": [ "skegness" ] }, { "qId": 3671, "qText": "The Butter Battle Book by Dr. Seuss was a commentary on what real-life war?", "qAns": [ "cold war" ] }, { "qId": 3672, "qText": "Who had a number one in the fifties with Butterfly?", "qAns": [ "andy williams" ] }, { "qId": 3673, "qText": "Who had a 2001 hit with Butterfly?", "qAns": [ "crazy town" ] }, { "qId": 3674, "qText": "Who voiced the character 'Buzz Lightyear' in 'Toy Story'?", "qAns": [ "tim allen" ] }, { "qId": 3675, "qText": "The BWV catalogue lists the works of which 17/18th century composer?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 3676, "qText": "Bye Bye Love in 1957 was the first hit single for which duo?", "qAns": [ "the everly brothers" ] }, { "qId": 3677, "qText": "Which boy band released the 1999 album `By Request`?", "qAns": [ "boyzone" ] }, { "qId": 3678, "qText": "Ben Hogan, Sam Snead and Byron Nelson competed against each other in the 1940s in which sport?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 3679, "qText": "The Byzantine Empire is the term used since the 19th century to describe the Roman Empire of the Middle Ages, centred on its capital, where?", "qAns": [ "constantinople" ] }, { "qId": 3680, "qText": "What was the primary language of the Byzantine Empire?", "qAns": [ "greek" ] }, { "qId": 3681, "qText": "The city previously known as Byzantium and Constantinople is in what modern day country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 3682, "qText": "What is the name of the nightclub singer who is the central character of the musical 'Cabaret'?", "qAns": [ "sally bowles" ] }, { "qId": 3683, "qText": "Who is the central female character in the musical 'Cabaret'?", "qAns": [ "sally bowles" ] }, { "qId": 3684, "qText": "The film musical, Cabaret was based on the short novel, Goodbye to Berlin, written in the 1930's by which British author?", "qAns": [ "christopher isherwood" ] }, { "qId": 3685, "qText": "On which play was the film Cabaret based?", "qAns": [ "i am a camera" ] }, { "qId": 3686, "qText": "What is the four-word name of the 1951 play on which 'Cabaret' is based?", "qAns": [ "i am a camera" ] }, { "qId": 3687, "qText": "Which play and film was adapted from a story by Christopher Isherwood and later adapted as the musical and film Cabaret?", "qAns": [ "i am a camera" ] }, { "qId": 3688, "qText": "Liza Minelli played what character in Cabaret?", "qAns": [ "sally bowles" ] }, { "qId": 3689, "qText": "Who wrote the music for the musical (and later, film) Cabaret?", "qAns": [ "john kander and fred ebb" ] }, { "qId": 3690, "qText": "Who directed The Cable Guy?", "qAns": [ "ben stiller" ] }, { "qId": 3691, "qText": "Which detective lived in Cabot Cove Maine?", "qAns": [ "jessica fletcher" ] }, { "qId": 3692, "qText": "Which is the only cactus fruit that is widely eaten?", "qAns": [ "prickly pear" ] }, { "qId": 3693, "qText": "Which online bookstore was originally called Cadabra.com?", "qAns": [ "amazon" ] }, { "qId": 3694, "qText": "Which company began a hostile takeover bid for Cadbury in September 2009?", "qAns": [ "kraft foods" ] }, { "qId": 3695, "qText": "Which US company has recently taken over Cadbury's?", "qAns": [ "kraft foods" ] }, { "qId": 3696, "qText": "In which English city are the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter and Cadbury World?", "qAns": [ "birmingham" ] }, { "qId": 3697, "qText": "In January 2010 Cadburys advised shareholders to accept a bid from which food company?", "qAns": [ "kraft foods" ] }, { "qId": 3698, "qText": "Under what pseudonym did Edith Pargeter create the detective Brother Cadfael?", "qAns": [ "edith pargeter" ] }, { "qId": 3699, "qText": "In which autonomous region of Spain are the cities of Cadiz and Cordoba?", "qAns": [ "andalusia" ] }, { "qId": 3700, "qText": "In which country is the city and naval base of Cadiz?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 3701, "qText": "Which English King was born at Caenarvon Castle in 1284?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 3702, "qText": "Caen is the capital of which French Department?", "qAns": [ "calvados" ] }, { "qId": 3703, "qText": "Which future king of England was born in Caernarfon Castle in 1284?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 3704, "qText": "What is the country of origin of the cheese called caerphilly?", "qAns": [ "wales" ] }, { "qId": 3705, "qText": "Which entertainer had a statue erected in his memory in his home town of Caerphilly in 2008?", "qAns": [ "tommy cooper" ] }, { "qId": 3706, "qText": "Who wrote `Pygmalion` and `Caesar and Cleopatra`?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 3707, "qText": "Who stabbed Caesar for the final time in the Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "brutus" ] }, { "qId": 3708, "qText": "Who was Caesar stabbed first by in the Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "casca" ] }, { "qId": 3709, "qText": "What are Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium and Caesium?", "qAns": [ "alkali metal" ] }, { "qId": 3710, "qText": "The Cagayan River is the largest river in which country?", "qAns": [ "philippines" ] }, { "qId": 3711, "qText": "`The Cage` was the 1964 pilot episode of which TV series?", "qAns": [ "star trek" ] }, { "qId": 3712, "qText": "Cagliari is the capital of which island?", "qAns": [ "sardinia" ] }, { "qId": 3713, "qText": "Chinese inventor Cai Lun is credited with inventing what in 105bc The first instance of his invention was created from a mixture of tree bark, rags, pieces of rope and worn fishing nets.?", "qAns": [ "paper" ] }, { "qId": 3714, "qText": "Who plays Cain Dingle in `Emmerdale'?", "qAns": [ "jeff hordley" ] }, { "qId": 3715, "qText": "Who wrote the 1951 novel 'The Caine Mutiny'?", "qAns": [ "herman wouk" ] }, { "qId": 3716, "qText": "Which square in Cairo became the focal point for the uprising against President Mubarak?", "qAns": [ "tahrir square" ] }, { "qId": 3717, "qText": "In which English county is Caister-on-Sea?", "qAns": [ "norfolk" ] }, { "qId": 3718, "qText": "Who in the 1930's wrote the novel 'Cakes And Ale'?", "qAns": [ "w. somerset maugham" ] }, { "qId": 3719, "qText": "Who wrote numerous short stories and plays and the novels Of Human Bondage, The Moon And Sixpence and Cakes And Ale?", "qAns": [ "w. somerset maugham" ] }, { "qId": 3720, "qText": "Calabria, flanked by the Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas, is the southern peninsular of which country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 3721, "qText": "The film 1953 Calamity Jane produced which hit for Doris Day that reached #1 on the Billboard charts in 1954?", "qAns": [ "secret love" ] }, { "qId": 3722, "qText": "Aguada, Varca, Vagator, Colva, Calangute, and Anjuna are some of the beaches in what state of India known for its Portuguese influence and for its spicy vindaloo?", "qAns": [ "goa" ] }, { "qId": 3723, "qText": "Who discovered the chemical elements Potassium, Sodium and Calcium?", "qAns": [ "humphry davy" ] }, { "qId": 3724, "qText": "The lack of calcium in the diet causes what condition?", "qAns": [ "rickets" ] }, { "qId": 3725, "qText": "What is the scientific symbol for calcium?", "qAns": [ "ca" ] }, { "qId": 3726, "qText": "Which of these is the real name of an Airport based in Calcutta?", "qAns": [ "dum dum" ] }, { "qId": 3727, "qText": "What drink was invented by pharmacist Caleb Bradham in North Carolina in 1893, and marketed under the heading Delicious and Healthful?", "qAns": [ "pepsi" ] }, { "qId": 3728, "qText": "Which engineer built the Menai Suspension Bridge and the Caledonian Canal?", "qAns": [ "thomas telford" ] }, { "qId": 3729, "qText": "Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal?", "qAns": [ "thomas telford" ] }, { "qId": 3730, "qText": "Caliban is a moon that orbits which planet?", "qAns": [ "uranus" ] }, { "qId": 3731, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does Caliban appear?", "qAns": [ "the tempest" ] }, { "qId": 3732, "qText": "Which band released the album California 37 in 2012?", "qAns": [ "train" ] }, { "qId": 3733, "qText": "Which rapper topped the charts in 1996 with California Love?", "qAns": [ "2 pac" ] }, { "qId": 3734, "qText": "What is the capital of the state of California?", "qAns": [ "sacramento, california" ] }, { "qId": 3735, "qText": "What is the capital of the US state of California?", "qAns": [ "sacramento, california" ] }, { "qId": 3736, "qText": "What is the state capital of California?", "qAns": [ "sacramento, california" ] }, { "qId": 3737, "qText": "Which former actor was elected Governor of California in 1966?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 3738, "qText": "Who was the governor of California from 1967 to 1975?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 3739, "qText": "Which actor became the 38th Governor of California, USA in 2003?", "qAns": [ "arnold schwarzenegger" ] }, { "qId": 3740, "qText": "What was discovered in the American River in California in 1848 by carpenter and sawmill operator James W Marshall?", "qAns": [ "gold" ] }, { "qId": 3741, "qText": "America, the Pacific coast: which state is between Washington and California?", "qAns": [ "oregon" ] }, { "qId": 3742, "qText": "California is bordered by 3 states, Arizona and Nevada are two name the third,?", "qAns": [ "oregon" ] }, { "qId": 3743, "qText": "Three of the contiguous states of the USA have Pacific coastlines. Washington and California are two. Which is the third?", "qAns": [ "oregon" ] }, { "qId": 3744, "qText": "Which state on the Pacific seaboard lies between California and Washington?", "qAns": [ "oregon" ] }, { "qId": 3745, "qText": "What ocean borders the US state of California?", "qAns": [ "pacific ocean" ] }, { "qId": 3746, "qText": "Florida is to Disney World as California is to what?", "qAns": [ "disneyland" ] }, { "qId": 3747, "qText": "Which famous landmark in Los Angeles, California, was created as an advertisement in 1923?", "qAns": [ "hollywood sign" ] }, { "qId": 3748, "qText": "Which 2000 mile-long river enters the sea at the top of the Gulf of California?", "qAns": [ "colorado river" ] }, { "qId": 3749, "qText": "Who stars in the TV series Californication?", "qAns": [ "david duchovny" ] }, { "qId": 3750, "qText": "Who played the role of Caligula in the 1976 UK tv series 'I, Claudius'?", "qAns": [ "john hurt" ] }, { "qId": 3751, "qText": "Calista Flockhart became engaged to whom in February 2009?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 3752, "qText": "What genre best describes the 1967-72 UK TV series Callan?", "qAns": [ "espionage" ] }, { "qId": 3753, "qText": "Who played 'Callan' in the TV series of the same name?", "qAns": [ "edward woodward" ] }, { "qId": 3754, "qText": "On which island are the 'Standing Stones of Callanish'?", "qAns": [ "lewis" ] }, { "qId": 3755, "qText": "In the book 'Call For The Dead', who is described as a 'short, fat man with a quiet disposition'?", "qAns": [ "george smiley" ] }, { "qId": 3756, "qText": "Which character appeared for the first time in the book 'Call For The Dead'?", "qAns": [ "george smiley" ] }, { "qId": 3757, "qText": "Callisto and Io are moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 3758, "qText": "Callisto and Io are moons that orbit which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 3759, "qText": "Who wrote the musical Call Me Madam?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 3760, "qText": "Who hosted Call My Bluff?", "qAns": [ "robin ray" ] }, { "qId": 3761, "qText": "Who was the first chairman of BBC TV's Call My Bluff?", "qAns": [ "robin ray" ] }, { "qId": 3762, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Call Of The Wild'?", "qAns": [ "jack london" ] }, { "qId": 3763, "qText": "Which American author wrote The Call Of The Wild, White Fang, The Sea Wolf and The Game?", "qAns": [ "jack london" ] }, { "qId": 3764, "qText": "Calpurnia was the third and last wife of which famous historical character?", "qAns": [ "julius caesar" ] }, { "qId": 3765, "qText": "What cartoonist drew Calvin and Hobbes from 1985 to 1995?", "qAns": [ "bill watterson" ] }, { "qId": 3766, "qText": "Which accusing Calvin Harris song reached No1 on the UK Singles Chart on 14th Sept 2014?", "qAns": [ "blame" ] }, { "qId": 3767, "qText": "Who plays Calvin J Candie in the 2012 film 'Django Unchained'?", "qAns": [ "leonardo dicaprio" ] }, { "qId": 3768, "qText": "Which TV soap opera features a police officer called Calvin Valentine?", "qAns": [ "hollyoaks" ] }, { "qId": 3769, "qText": "'Atlas', 'Mimas' and 'Calypso' are three of the satellites of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 3770, "qText": "What is the official language of Cambodia ?", "qAns": [ "khmer" ] }, { "qId": 3771, "qText": "Which country is bordered by China to the north, Laos to the northwest and Cambodia to the southwest?", "qAns": [ "vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 3772, "qText": "Cambodia is bordered by Thailand, Vietnam, and which other country?", "qAns": [ "laos" ] }, { "qId": 3773, "qText": "Which great river flows though China, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam to the South China Sea?", "qAns": [ "mekong" ] }, { "qId": 3774, "qText": "What brutal dictator seized power in Cambodia?", "qAns": [ "pol pot" ] }, { "qId": 3775, "qText": "Cambodia, which over the course of 1841 to 1953 was under the joint suzerainty of Thailand and Vietnam then was a monarchy under the protection of France which included an occupation by Japan, was steered to independence in 1953 by whom?", "qAns": [ "norodom sihanouk" ] }, { "qId": 3776, "qText": "Which American University is situated in Cambridge,Massachusetts?", "qAns": [ "harvard university" ] }, { "qId": 3777, "qText": "Which actor rowed for Cambridge in the 1980 Boat Race?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 3778, "qText": "Which is the oldest college of Cambridge University?", "qAns": [ "peterhouse, cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 3779, "qText": "What prestigious learning institution is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, US?", "qAns": [ "harvard university" ] }, { "qId": 3780, "qText": "Which county was absorbed into Cambridgeshire in 1974?", "qAns": [ "huntingdonshire" ] }, { "qId": 3781, "qText": "In 1948 which South African became the first person from outside the UK to hold the post of Chancellor of Cambridge University, a post he held until his death in 1950?", "qAns": [ "jan smuts" ] }, { "qId": 3782, "qText": "Camelot in 1960 was the last Broadway musical of which famous duo?", "qAns": [ "lerner and loewe" ] }, { "qId": 3783, "qText": "Camelot was the legendary court of whom?", "qAns": [ "king arthur" ] }, { "qId": 3784, "qText": "Who played King Arthur in the 1967 musical film Camelot?", "qAns": [ "richard harris" ] }, { "qId": 3785, "qText": "Who made a cameo appearance in Die Another Day as fencing instructor Verity?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 3786, "qText": "In two films made in 2000 and 2003, what was the collective name of Cameron Diaz, Drew Barrymore and Lucy Liu?", "qAns": [ "charlie's angels" ] }, { "qId": 3787, "qText": "What was Cameron Diaz's first major movie (hint: her co-star was Jim Carrey)?", "qAns": [ "the mask" ] }, { "qId": 3788, "qText": "Swimmers Cameron van der Burgh and Chad le Clos won gold medals and athlete Caster Semenya won a silver medal for which country at the 2012 Olympics?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 3789, "qText": "What is the capital of Cameroon?", "qAns": [ "yaounde" ] }, { "qId": 3790, "qText": "With a population of over one and a half million inhabitants, what is the capital city of Cameroon?", "qAns": [ "yaounde" ] }, { "qId": 3791, "qText": "If you shall chance, Camillo, to visit Bohemia, is the first line of which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the winter's tale" ] }, { "qId": 3792, "qText": "The site of Pompeii is dose to which city, the capital of Italy's Campania region?", "qAns": [ "naples" ] }, { "qId": 3793, "qText": "Which US pop artist created 100 Campbells Soup Cans?", "qAns": [ "andy warhol" ] }, { "qId": 3794, "qText": "Durango, Veracruz and Campeche are all states in which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 3795, "qText": "The Nou Camp Football Stadium is in which Spanish city?", "qAns": [ "barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 3796, "qText": "Who wrote the songs Camptown Races and Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair?", "qAns": [ "stephen foster" ] }, { "qId": 3797, "qText": "Which vehicle maker has marketed models called Corolla, Corona, Celica and Camry?", "qAns": [ "toyota" ] }, { "qId": 3798, "qText": "Canaan Banana was the first president of where?", "qAns": [ "zimbabwe" ] }, { "qId": 3799, "qText": "What is Canada's largest, newest, and least populated territory?", "qAns": [ "nunavut" ] }, { "qId": 3800, "qText": "What name is given to Canada's newest territory, created in 1999 , offering some self-determination to the Inuit people?", "qAns": [ "nunavut" ] }, { "qId": 3801, "qText": "Who is the present Prime Minister of Canada?", "qAns": [ "stephen harper" ] }, { "qId": 3802, "qText": "Who in 2008 was re-elected Prime Minister of Canada?", "qAns": [ "stephen harper" ] }, { "qId": 3803, "qText": "Who was re-elected Prime Minister of Canada in May 2011?", "qAns": [ "stephen harper" ] }, { "qId": 3804, "qText": "In 1867 who became the first Prime Minister of Canada?", "qAns": [ "john a. macdonald" ] }, { "qId": 3805, "qText": "Which French Canadian became Prime Minister of Canada in 1968?", "qAns": [ "pierre trudeau" ] }, { "qId": 3806, "qText": "Who was the Prime Minister of Canada from 1968 to 1979?", "qAns": [ "pierre trudeau" ] }, { "qId": 3807, "qText": "Which province of Canada has the longest border with the USA?", "qAns": [ "ontario" ] }, { "qId": 3808, "qText": "What is the capital of Canada?", "qAns": [ "ottawa" ] }, { "qId": 3809, "qText": "Niagara Falls is between the state of New York, USA, and which province of Canada?", "qAns": [ "ontario" ] }, { "qId": 3810, "qText": "In 1999, which became the newest of the territories of Canada when it was officially separated from the vast Northern Territories?", "qAns": [ "nunavut" ] }, { "qId": 3811, "qText": "Apart from English, what is the official language of Canada?", "qAns": [ "french" ] }, { "qId": 3812, "qText": "September 9, 1969 saw what made an official language of Canada?", "qAns": [ "french" ] }, { "qId": 3813, "qText": "What is the largest city in Canada?", "qAns": [ "toronto" ] }, { "qId": 3814, "qText": "From which US city can one travel south to Canada?", "qAns": [ "detroit" ] }, { "qId": 3815, "qText": "What is the only major US City (which was founded in 1701 by Frenchman Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac), that looks south to Canada?", "qAns": [ "detroit" ] }, { "qId": 3816, "qText": "What is the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada?", "qAns": [ "saskatoon" ] }, { "qId": 3817, "qText": "What is the name of the largest lake lying wholly in Canada?", "qAns": [ "great bear lake" ] }, { "qId": 3818, "qText": "In June 2009, Canada announced plans to extend which national park from 4,800 square kilometres to 30,000 square kilometres to help protect the habitat of grizzly bear, caribou and other species?", "qAns": [ "nahanni national park reserve" ] }, { "qId": 3819, "qText": "John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded 'Give Peace a Chance' at the Hotel La Reine in which city in Canada in 1969?", "qAns": [ "montreal" ] }, { "qId": 3820, "qText": "What is Canada's most populous province?", "qAns": [ "ontario" ] }, { "qId": 3821, "qText": "Which of North America's Great Lakes has the same name as a province of Canada?", "qAns": [ "ontario" ] }, { "qId": 3822, "qText": "Where on Prince Edward Island, Canada, is Anne of Green Gables located?", "qAns": [ "avonlea" ] }, { "qId": 3823, "qText": "Apart from the USA, Canada and British possessions, which other country from the Americas actively took part in WW2, declaring war on the Axis countries in 1942?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 3824, "qText": "The Stanley Cup, for which various USA and Canada clubs compete and said to be the oldest sports trophy in N America, is awarded in which sport?", "qAns": [ "ice hockey" ] }, { "qId": 3825, "qText": "What is Canada's national day (Canada Day)?", "qAns": [ "july 1" ] }, { "qId": 3826, "qText": "What is the westernmost of the Canadian provinces?", "qAns": [ "british columbia" ] }, { "qId": 3827, "qText": "Of which Canadian Province is Labrador a part?", "qAns": [ "newfoundland and labrador" ] }, { "qId": 3828, "qText": "What Canadian province is due north of Washington state?", "qAns": [ "british columbia" ] }, { "qId": 3829, "qText": "In which Canadian province or state is Cape Race?", "qAns": [ "newfoundland and labrador" ] }, { "qId": 3830, "qText": "What is the name of the only Canadian province to have French as its sole official language?", "qAns": [ "quebec" ] }, { "qId": 3831, "qText": "What is the official language of the Canadian province Quebec?", "qAns": [ "french" ] }, { "qId": 3832, "qText": "The Canadian city of Victoria can be found on which island?", "qAns": [ "vancouver island" ] }, { "qId": 3833, "qText": "The Gaillard Cut is part of which canal connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?", "qAns": [ "panama canal" ] }, { "qId": 3834, "qText": "The Pedro Miguel lock is on which canal?", "qAns": [ "panama canal" ] }, { "qId": 3835, "qText": "The island of Gran Canaria lies in which body of water?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 3836, "qText": "Which country owns the Canary islands?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 3837, "qText": "In which ocean are the Canary Islands?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 3838, "qText": "Its capital is Valverde - which is the smallest of the Canary Islands?", "qAns": [ "el hierro" ] }, { "qId": 3839, "qText": "Which is the smallest, most westerly and most southerly of the Canary Islands?", "qAns": [ "el hierro" ] }, { "qId": 3840, "qText": "Which of the principal Canary Islands contains no peak higher than 700 metres?", "qAns": [ "lanzarote" ] }, { "qId": 3841, "qText": "Which of the Canary Islands has the nickname 'windy island'?", "qAns": [ "fuerteventura" ] }, { "qId": 3842, "qText": "Canary Wharf is in what London borough?", "qAns": [ "london borough of tower hamlets" ] }, { "qId": 3843, "qText": "In which London borough is Canary Wharf?", "qAns": [ "london borough of tower hamlets" ] }, { "qId": 3844, "qText": "Canberra is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 3845, "qText": "The territorial area of Canberra is completely surrounded by which Australian State?", "qAns": [ "new south wales" ] }, { "qId": 3846, "qText": "What is the name for Government House, Canberra, the official residence of the Governor-General of Australia?", "qAns": [ "yarralumla" ] }, { "qId": 3847, "qText": "Who wrote the musical Can Can?", "qAns": [ "cole porter" ] }, { "qId": 3848, "qText": "In western astrology, to which element do Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces belong?", "qAns": [ "water" ] }, { "qId": 3849, "qText": "In astrology which heavenly body rules the sign of Cancer?", "qAns": [ "the moon" ] }, { "qId": 3850, "qText": "Which constellation, that lies between Cancer and Virgo, contains the stars called Regulus, Denebola, Regulus, Wolf 359, Gliese 436, and Algieba?", "qAns": [ "leo" ] }, { "qId": 3851, "qText": "A candela is a measure of what?", "qAns": [ "luminous intensity" ] }, { "qId": 3852, "qText": "What does a candela measure ?", "qAns": [ "luminous intensity" ] }, { "qId": 3853, "qText": "Whose 'Plays Pleasant' included `Candida' and 'You Never Can Tell'?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 3854, "qText": "Author Candida Lycett Green died in August. Which poet was her father?", "qAns": [ "john betjeman" ] }, { "qId": 3855, "qText": "Which French writer, born Francois-Marie Arouet in 1694, wrote Candide?", "qAns": [ "voltaire" ] }, { "qId": 3856, "qText": "Which philosopher wrote the satirical 1759 novel Candide?", "qAns": [ "voltaire" ] }, { "qId": 3857, "qText": "Who wrote Candide?", "qAns": [ "voltaire" ] }, { "qId": 3858, "qText": "Who wrote the satire Candide published in 1759?", "qAns": [ "voltaire" ] }, { "qId": 3859, "qText": "Who was Elton John's collaborator in most of his early hits, such as Yellow Brick Road, Candle In The Wind, etc.?", "qAns": [ "bernie taupin" ] }, { "qId": 3860, "qText": "On what date is Candlemas Day?", "qAns": [ "february 2" ] }, { "qId": 3861, "qText": "Which British city has thoroughfares called Saltmarket, Candleriggs, and Trongate?", "qAns": [ "glasgow" ] }, { "qId": 3862, "qText": "The 1992 film 'Candyman' is based on which short story by Clive Barker?", "qAns": [ "the forbidden" ] }, { "qId": 3863, "qText": "Whose name was licensed in 2014 for cannabis products, anticipating a market of $10bn?", "qAns": [ "bob marley" ] }, { "qId": 3864, "qText": "In ancient history, which Carthagian general beat the Romans at Cannae in 216 BC?", "qAns": [ "hannibal" ] }, { "qId": 3865, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Cannery Row?", "qAns": [ "john steinbeck" ] }, { "qId": 3866, "qText": "What is the highest prize awarded at the Cannes Film Festival?", "qAns": [ "palme d'or" ] }, { "qId": 3867, "qText": "What is the name of the highest prize awarded at the annual Cannes Film Festival?", "qAns": [ "palme d'or" ] }, { "qId": 3868, "qText": "What is the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival?", "qAns": [ "palme d'or" ] }, { "qId": 3869, "qText": "What is the capital city of the Spanish autonomous community of Cantabria?", "qAns": [ "santander" ] }, { "qId": 3870, "qText": "Where in Europe are the Cantabrian Mountains?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 3871, "qText": "Who had a hit album in 2010 with Can't Be Tamed?", "qAns": [ "miley cyrus" ] }, { "qId": 3872, "qText": "The largest region in New Zealand is Canterbury. Which city is the seat of government?", "qAns": [ "christchurch" ] }, { "qId": 3873, "qText": "Which is the main city in the New Zealand region of Canterbury?", "qAns": [ "christchurch" ] }, { "qId": 3874, "qText": "The US television serials The Good Wife, Canterbury's Law and ER all have or have had which actor as one of the leads?", "qAns": [ "julianna margulies" ] }, { "qId": 3875, "qText": "Who wrote `The Canterbury Tales`?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey chaucer" ] }, { "qId": 3876, "qText": "Who wrote the 'Canterbury Tales' in the 14th Century?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey chaucer" ] }, { "qId": 3877, "qText": "Which mediaeval author wrote The Canterbury Tales?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey chaucer" ] }, { "qId": 3878, "qText": "The strongly featured character Alyson/Alys in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales is better known as?", "qAns": [ "the wife of bath's tale" ] }, { "qId": 3879, "qText": "Whose tale in Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales tells of a knight sent away by his queen to discover what women want above all else?", "qAns": [ "the wife of bath's tale" ] }, { "qId": 3880, "qText": "Who had an 80s No 1 hit with Can't Fight This Feeling?", "qAns": [ "reo speedwagon" ] }, { "qId": 3881, "qText": "Which country is divided into cantons?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 3882, "qText": "Who released her debut album `Can`t Take Me Home` in 2000?", "qAns": [ "pink" ] }, { "qId": 3883, "qText": "Sheppey and Canvey are islands in which English river estuary?", "qAns": [ "river thames" ] }, { "qId": 3884, "qText": "What is the SI derived unit of electrical capacitance?", "qAns": [ "farad" ] }, { "qId": 3885, "qText": "What is the SI unit of capacitance?", "qAns": [ "farad" ] }, { "qId": 3886, "qText": "What is the SI Unit of Electrical Capacitance?", "qAns": [ "farad" ] }, { "qId": 3887, "qText": "What is the SI unit of measurement for capacitance (defined as the ability of a body to store an electrical charge)?", "qAns": [ "farad" ] }, { "qId": 3888, "qText": "What is the electrical capacitance which 1 coulomb of electricity will charge to a capacity of 1 volt?", "qAns": [ "farad" ] }, { "qId": 3889, "qText": "In which U.S. state is Cape Canaveral located?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 3890, "qText": "Which is the only cape in Scotland?", "qAns": [ "cape wrath" ] }, { "qId": 3891, "qText": "In which of the United States is Cape Cod?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 3892, "qText": "In which U.S. state would you find Cape Cod?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 3893, "qText": "Capellini, Tagliatelle and Ditalini are types of what?", "qAns": [ "pasta" ] }, { "qId": 3894, "qText": "Which Italian sauce for pasta contains tomato, black olives, capers, anchovies and red peppers The name translates as 'whore's style'?", "qAns": [ "spaghetti alla puttanesca" ] }, { "qId": 3895, "qText": "Which mountain overlooks the city of Cape Town in South Africa?", "qAns": [ "table mountain" ] }, { "qId": 3896, "qText": "What is the Capital City of Latvia?", "qAns": [ "riga" ] }, { "qId": 3897, "qText": "What is the capital of Jamaica?", "qAns": [ "kingston" ] }, { "qId": 3898, "qText": "After which American President is the capital of Liberia named?", "qAns": [ "james monroe" ] }, { "qId": 3899, "qText": "What is the US state capital of South Carolina?", "qAns": [ "columbia" ] }, { "qId": 3900, "qText": "What is the capital of Switzerland?", "qAns": [ "berne" ] }, { "qId": 3901, "qText": "On which island is Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas?", "qAns": [ "new providence" ] }, { "qId": 3902, "qText": "What is the state capital of West Virginia?", "qAns": [ "charleston" ] }, { "qId": 3903, "qText": "What is the US state capital of West Virginia?", "qAns": [ "charleston" ] }, { "qId": 3904, "qText": "What is the state capital of Wisconsin?", "qAns": [ "madison" ] }, { "qId": 3905, "qText": "Where would you find Capitoline and Palatine hills?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 3906, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for playing the title role in the film Capote?", "qAns": [ "philip seymour hoffman" ] }, { "qId": 3907, "qText": "Capri is an island near which city?", "qAns": [ "naples" ] }, { "qId": 3908, "qText": "Who, in 1887, composed the symphonic poem Capriccio Espagnol?", "qAns": [ "nikolai rimsky-korsakov" ] }, { "qId": 3909, "qText": "Which sign of the zodiac comes between Scorpio and Capricorn?", "qAns": [ "sagittarius" ] }, { "qId": 3910, "qText": "The Tropic of Capricorn is feature on which planet?", "qAns": [ "earth" ] }, { "qId": 3911, "qText": "Which Welsh author, born in Cardiff, has written over 30 books, including Pillars of the Earth, Fall of Giants and Capricorn One?", "qAns": [ "ken follett" ] }, { "qId": 3912, "qText": "What kind of fruit or vegetable are capsicums?", "qAns": [ "pepper" ] }, { "qId": 3913, "qText": "Which cruise liner capsized off the island of Giglio in 2012?", "qAns": [ "costa concordia" ] }, { "qId": 3914, "qText": "Who was the chief harpooner on Captain Ahab's whaleship?", "qAns": [ "queequeg" ] }, { "qId": 3915, "qText": "Who was Captain America's sidekick during World War II?", "qAns": [ "bucky" ] }, { "qId": 3916, "qText": "Captain Corelli's mandolin is a book a film set in which country?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 3917, "qText": "In which classic T.V. crime series did Captain Frank Furillo appear ?", "qAns": [ "hill street blues" ] }, { "qId": 3918, "qText": "What series of books would you go to to read about Snowy, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus and Thomson and Thompson?", "qAns": [ "the adventures of tintin" ] }, { "qId": 3919, "qText": "What is the name of Captain Jack Aubrey's ship in the 2003 film 'Master and Commander: the Far Side of the World'?", "qAns": [ "hms surprise" ] }, { "qId": 3920, "qText": "Who played Captain Jack Sparrow in the 'Pirates of the Caribbean' series of films?", "qAns": [ "johnny depp" ] }, { "qId": 3921, "qText": "Who played Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the television series 'Star-Trek: The Next Generation'?", "qAns": [ "patrick stewart" ] }, { "qId": 3922, "qText": "What nationality was the pirate Captain Kidd?", "qAns": [ "scottish" ] }, { "qId": 3923, "qText": "Who plays Captain Kirk in the 2013 Star Trek film?", "qAns": [ "chris pine" ] }, { "qId": 3924, "qText": "Who played the title role in the modern day pirate film 'Captain Philips'?", "qAns": [ "tom hanks" ] }, { "qId": 3925, "qText": "Which actor provided the television voice for 'Captain Scarlet'?", "qAns": [ "francis matthews" ] }, { "qId": 3926, "qText": "Which actor, who died in June 2014, provided the voice of Captain Scarlet?", "qAns": [ "francis matthews" ] }, { "qId": 3927, "qText": "Dave Vanian, Brian James, Captain Sensible and Rat Scabies were the original members of which punk band?", "qAns": [ "damned" ] }, { "qId": 3928, "qText": "Which actor played the part of Captain Smith in the 1997 film `Titanic'?", "qAns": [ "bernard hill" ] }, { "qId": 3929, "qText": "Who led the Muslim forces who captured Jerusalem on this day in 1187, thus ending 88 years of crusader rule of the city?", "qAns": [ "saladin" ] }, { "qId": 3930, "qText": "Which motor manufacturer produces the models Twingo and Captur?", "qAns": [ "renault" ] }, { "qId": 3931, "qText": "Capuchin, Spider and Colobus are types of what?", "qAns": [ "monkey" ] }, { "qId": 3932, "qText": "I Capuleti e i Montecchi is an opera by Vincenzo Bellini based on which story?", "qAns": [ "romeo and juliet" ] }, { "qId": 3933, "qText": "In what sport would one use a carabiner and a piton?", "qAns": [ "climbing" ] }, { "qId": 3934, "qText": "'Caractacus Potts' is a character from which book and film?", "qAns": [ "chitty chitty bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 3935, "qText": "In children's literature, which car did Commander Caractacus Potts drive?", "qAns": [ "chitty chitty bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 3936, "qText": "What cocktail, first written about in 1876, consists of gin, lemon juice, sugar, and carbonated water, and is served in a namesake glass?", "qAns": [ "tom collins" ] }, { "qId": 3937, "qText": "Solid carbon dioxide is commonly known as what?", "qAns": [ "dry ice" ] }, { "qId": 3938, "qText": "What is the name of frozen carbon dioxide?", "qAns": [ "dry ice" ] }, { "qId": 3939, "qText": "On January 26, 1879, who was granted a patent for r an electric lamp using a carbon filament or strip coiled and connected to platina contact wires?", "qAns": [ "thomas edison" ] }, { "qId": 3940, "qText": "Which variety of solo card game patience takes its name from a gold rush location in the Yukon Territory?", "qAns": [ "klondike" ] }, { "qId": 3941, "qText": "Ambigu was an early form of what card game?", "qAns": [ "poker" ] }, { "qId": 3942, "qText": "Who was sacked as Cardiff City manager on December 27th, 2013?", "qAns": [ "malky mackay" ] }, { "qId": 3943, "qText": "General Gordon, Michelangelo and Cardinal Richelieu have all been played on screen by which actor?", "qAns": [ "charlton heston" ] }, { "qId": 3944, "qText": "What part of the body would a cardiologist specialise in?", "qAns": [ "heart" ] }, { "qId": 3945, "qText": "Name the French artist (1839-1906) whose painting 'The Card Players' is one of the most expensive ever sold?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3946, "qText": "Which Impressionist artist painted The Card Players circa 1892-4?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3947, "qText": "The Card Players and The Boy in the Red Vestare are works by which 19th century French artist?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3948, "qText": "Which artist, described by Matisse as the father of modern painting, painted Apples and Oranges in 1899, The Bather in 1885-87 and The Card Players in 1890?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3949, "qText": "Which post-impressionist painted The Card Players in 1892?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3950, "qText": "Who painted The Card Players, at Feb 2012 the most expensive artwork in the world?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 3951, "qText": "Which detective is the protagonist of the novels Dead Man's Folly, Cards on the Table and Mrs McGinty's Dead?", "qAns": [ "hercule poirot" ] }, { "qId": 3952, "qText": "Whose first solo number one single was 'Careless Whisper'?", "qAns": [ "george michael" ] }, { "qId": 3953, "qText": "In November 2002, which actor married the Bond girl Carey Lowell in New York?", "qAns": [ "richard gere" ] }, { "qId": 3954, "qText": "Which film, for which Carey Mulligan won a Best Actress BAFTA, is based on the memoirs of journalist Lynn Barber?", "qAns": [ "an education" ] }, { "qId": 3955, "qText": "What is another name for caribou?", "qAns": [ "reindeer" ] }, { "qId": 3956, "qText": "A carillon is a set of at least 23 what, often located in a tower, each producing a musical note and usually played from a keyboard?", "qAns": [ "bells" ] }, { "qId": 3957, "qText": "In which part of the British Isles is Carisbrooke Castle?", "qAns": [ "isle of wight" ] }, { "qId": 3958, "qText": "The Carisbrook Rugby Stadium is in which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 3959, "qText": "Who did the Italian former model Carla Bruni marry in February 2008?", "qAns": [ "nicolas sarkozy" ] }, { "qId": 3960, "qText": "What legendary Universal Studios horror star, the Eighth Wonder of the World, had his home on Skull Island before filmmaker Carl Denham drags his hairy ass back to New York?", "qAns": [ "king kong" ] }, { "qId": 3961, "qText": "Which record by Carl Douglas was Number One in 1974?", "qAns": [ "kung fu fighting" ] }, { "qId": 3962, "qText": "What did Peter Carl Faberge famously make?", "qAns": [ "faberge egg" ] }, { "qId": 3963, "qText": "Which American film director and writer is best known for his suspense and thriller films, including 'Carrie'. 'Scarface', 'Carlito's Way' and 'Mission: Impossible'?", "qAns": [ "brian de palma" ] }, { "qId": 3964, "qText": "In the film `Carlito`s Way`, who played Carlito?", "qAns": [ "al pacino" ] }, { "qId": 3965, "qText": "Swiss physician and psychologist Carl Jung was initially a disciple of whom, until he disagreed with his theories regarding the Libido etc?", "qAns": [ "sigmund freud" ] }, { "qId": 3966, "qText": "Artists Gustav Klimt and Carl Moll were born in which European country?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 3967, "qText": "Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carra are associated with which artistic movement founded by Filippo Marinetti in the early 20th century?", "qAns": [ "futurism" ] }, { "qId": 3968, "qText": "Carlo Collodi created which famous children's character?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 3969, "qText": "Which Disney film was inspired by the works of Carlo Collodi?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 3970, "qText": "In 1989 Carlo Petrini founded what?", "qAns": [ "slow food" ] }, { "qId": 3971, "qText": "In which country was the ballet dancer Carlos Acosta born?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 3972, "qText": "Urs Buhler, Sebastian Izambard, Carlos Martin and David Millercomprise which singing group?", "qAns": [ "il divo" ] }, { "qId": 3973, "qText": "Carlos Marin, Urs Buhler, Sebastien Izambard and David Miller are members of which operatic pop vocal group?", "qAns": [ "il divo" ] }, { "qId": 3974, "qText": "Which song title links a 1957 single release by Carl Perkins and a 1963 single by the Dave Clark Five?", "qAns": [ "glad all over" ] }, { "qId": 3975, "qText": "What is the name of the photograph taken by Voyager 1 of the Earth against the vastness of space which lent itself to the title of a 1994 book by Carl Sagan?", "qAns": [ "pale blue dot" ] }, { "qId": 3976, "qText": "What Carl Sagan television series was resurrected in 2014 with Neil deGrasse Tyson as host?", "qAns": [ "cosmos" ] }, { "qId": 3977, "qText": "In which American state would you find the Carlsbad Caverns National Park?", "qAns": [ "new mexico" ] }, { "qId": 3978, "qText": "In which US State could you visit the Carlsbad Caverns National Park?", "qAns": [ "new mexico" ] }, { "qId": 3979, "qText": "Who plays groundsman Carl Spackler in the 1980 film 'Caddyshack'?", "qAns": [ "bill murray" ] }, { "qId": 3980, "qText": "For an American Express ad, Tiger Woods once donned the role of Carl Spackler, a character from what 1980 comedy set at the Bushwood Country Club?", "qAns": [ "caddyshack" ] }, { "qId": 3981, "qText": "Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, a 1955 play by Ray Lawler, is set in Carlton, a suburb of what city?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 3982, "qText": "What did Carlton Magee devise in the US for motorists?", "qAns": [ "parking meter" ] }, { "qId": 3983, "qText": "As portrayed by Carl Weathers, and known as The Master of Disaster, The King of Sting, The Dancing Destroyer, or The Count of Monte Fisto, what was the name of the opponent Rocky faced for the Word Championship title in the first Rocky movie?", "qAns": [ "apollo creed" ] }, { "qId": 3984, "qText": "Princess Estelle, Duchess of Ostergotland, granddaughter to King Carl XVI Gustaf, became 2nd in line to what nation's throne when born in 2012?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 3985, "qText": "Which country does Carly Rae Jepsen come from?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 3986, "qText": "What is the correct title of a 2012 hit for Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen?", "qAns": [ "good time" ] }, { "qId": 3987, "qText": "What was the name of the song, sung by Carly Simon, which was used as the theme song for the 1977 James Bond film, The Spy Who Loved Me?", "qAns": [ "nobody does it better" ] }, { "qId": 3988, "qText": "Lexus is the luxury vehicle division of what car maker?", "qAns": [ "toyota" ] }, { "qId": 3989, "qText": "What is the name of the US electric car manufacturer, founded in 2003, whose cars include the Model S and the Model X?", "qAns": [ "tesla motors" ] }, { "qId": 3990, "qText": "Sinope and Carme are two satellites of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 3991, "qText": "Which film actor became mayor of Carmel, California in 1986?", "qAns": [ "clint eastwood" ] }, { "qId": 3992, "qText": "Who composed the opera `Carmen` Mozart, Purcell or Bizet?", "qAns": [ "bizet" ] }, { "qId": 3993, "qText": "Which composer wrote the operas 'The Pearl Fishers' and 'Carmen'?", "qAns": [ "georges bizet" ] }, { "qId": 3994, "qText": "Who stabbed 'Carmen' in the opera of the same name?", "qAns": [ "don jose" ] }, { "qId": 3995, "qText": "In the TV comedy series, 'Allo, 'Allo, what was the name of Rene Artois' wife, played by Carmen Silvera?", "qAns": [ "edith artois" ] }, { "qId": 3996, "qText": "Who composed the oratorio Carmina Burana?", "qAns": [ "carl orff" ] }, { "qId": 3997, "qText": "US rock musician Carmine Appice is famous for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 3998, "qText": "Where are the Carnac Stones, the largest megalithic site of its kind anywhere, containing over 3,000 huge rocks erected by pre-Celtic people c.4,000-3,300BC?", "qAns": [ "brittany" ] }, { "qId": 3999, "qText": "What TV host would pretend to be a psychic swami named Carnac the Magnificent?", "qAns": [ "johnny carson" ] }, { "qId": 4000, "qText": "The flower known as the carnation is a member of which plant family?", "qAns": [ "dianthus" ] }, { "qId": 4001, "qText": "What genus of flowering plants in the carnation family is also known as 'baby's breath'?", "qAns": [ "gypsophila" ] }, { "qId": 4002, "qText": "To which genus of plants do Sweet William and Carnations belong?", "qAns": [ "dianthus" ] }, { "qId": 4003, "qText": "Classical. Who composed 'Carnival of the Animals' in 1886?", "qAns": [ "camille saint-saens" ] }, { "qId": 4004, "qText": "Carnival Ride was a No.1 album in 2007 for which artist?", "qAns": [ "carrie underwood" ] }, { "qId": 4005, "qText": "Which sitcom with Vickie Lawrence was a spin-off from the Carol Burnett Show?", "qAns": [ "mama's family" ] }, { "qId": 4006, "qText": "Who is the pop lyricist, and former husband of Carole King, who has been responsible for nearly sixty US Top 40 hits?", "qAns": [ "gerry goffin" ] }, { "qId": 4007, "qText": "To whom was the actress Carole Lombard married at the time of her death?", "qAns": [ "clark gable" ] }, { "qId": 4008, "qText": "Which pensioner is played by Caroline Aherne?", "qAns": [ "the mrs merton show" ] }, { "qId": 4009, "qText": "Caroline Alice Roberts was the wife of which English composer?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 4010, "qText": "With which instrument would you associate Caroline Corr?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 4011, "qText": "Which British king, famous for his string of mistresses, had an arranged marriage to Caroline of Brunswick His first words to her were I am not well, pray get me a glass of Brandy. He did not accede to the throne until he was 57, when he was described as a bloated ruin.?", "qAns": [ "george iv of the united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 4012, "qText": "Which king excluded his wife, Caroline of Brunswick, from his Coronation?", "qAns": [ "george iv of the united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 4013, "qText": "In the human body what is a carotid?", "qAns": [ "artery" ] }, { "qId": 4014, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Carpet People', 'Hogfather', 'The Last Continent', 'Men At Arms', and 'Mote'?", "qAns": [ "terry pratchett" ] }, { "qId": 4015, "qText": "Carpo and Elara are moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 4016, "qText": "Which city is served by Carrasco airport and was the last port of call for the German battleship Graf Spee?", "qAns": [ "montevideo" ] }, { "qId": 4017, "qText": "Carrasco international airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "uruguay" ] }, { "qId": 4018, "qText": "Carrauntoohil, the highest peak in the Republic of Ireland is in which mountain range?", "qAns": [ "macgillycuddy's reeks" ] }, { "qId": 4019, "qText": "In which mountain range is Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland?", "qAns": [ "macgillycuddy's reeks" ] }, { "qId": 4020, "qText": "Which elite car company manufacture the Carrera GT model of car?", "qAns": [ "porsche" ] }, { "qId": 4021, "qText": "How were Plcido Domingo, Jos Carreras and Luciano Pavarotti known collectively?", "qAns": [ "the three tenors" ] }, { "qId": 4022, "qText": "Which US country music artiste had hits with 'The Carribean' and 'I Wish I Was a Little Bit Younger and Know What I Know Now'?", "qAns": [ "mitchell torok" ] }, { "qId": 4023, "qText": "Which TV show featured the character Carrie Bradshaw?", "qAns": [ "sex and the city" ] }, { "qId": 4024, "qText": "Who plays Carrie in the TV series `Sex and the city`?", "qAns": [ "sarah jessica parker" ] }, { "qId": 4025, "qText": "The film 'Carrie' was based on a book by which author?", "qAns": [ "stephen king" ] }, { "qId": 4026, "qText": "Who wrote the 1974 novel 'Carrie'?", "qAns": [ "stephen king" ] }, { "qId": 4027, "qText": "Name the actress who played the title role in the 1976 film 'Carrie'.?", "qAns": [ "sissy spacek" ] }, { "qId": 4028, "qText": "Who played Carrie in the 1976 horror film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "sissy spacek" ] }, { "qId": 4029, "qText": "Carrie Fisher is the daughter of which actress?", "qAns": [ "debbie reynolds" ] }, { "qId": 4030, "qText": "Which actress is the mother of actress Carrie Fisher?", "qAns": [ "debbie reynolds" ] }, { "qId": 4031, "qText": "Which 'Oscar'-nominated actress is the mother of Carrie Fisher?", "qAns": [ "debbie reynolds" ] }, { "qId": 4032, "qText": "Who plays CIA Officer Carrie Mathison in 'Homeland'?", "qAns": [ "claire danes" ] }, { "qId": 4033, "qText": "Carrie Underwood rose to fame on what TV show?", "qAns": [ "american idol" ] }, { "qId": 4034, "qText": "LeeAnne Rimes and Carrie Underwood are associated with what sort of music?", "qAns": [ "country" ] }, { "qId": 4035, "qText": "Which actress, who appeared in 24 of the films, played Calpurnia in Carry On Cleo?", "qAns": [ "joan sims" ] }, { "qId": 4036, "qText": "Who played the title role in the film 'Carry On, Columbus'?", "qAns": [ "jim dale" ] }, { "qId": 4037, "qText": "Which actress played Annie Oakley in the film Carry on Cowboy?", "qAns": [ "angela douglas" ] }, { "qId": 4038, "qText": "The Third Foot and Mouth Regiment featured in which Carry On film?", "qAns": [ "carry on... up the khyber" ] }, { "qId": 4039, "qText": "Which Carry On film features characters The Khasi of Kalabar, Private James Widdle and the 3rd Foot and Mouth Regiment?", "qAns": [ "carry on... up the khyber" ] }, { "qId": 4040, "qText": "Which of the Carry On film featured the `3rd Foot And Mouth Regiment`, the `Devils In Skirts`?", "qAns": [ "carry on up the khyber" ] }, { "qId": 4041, "qText": "Joan Fussey, Miss Haggard and Josh Fiddler are all characters in which 'Carry On' film?", "qAns": [ "carry on camping" ] }, { "qId": 4042, "qText": "What was the title of the first ever 'Carry On' film?", "qAns": [ "carry on sergeant" ] }, { "qId": 4043, "qText": "Which Carry On film contained the line 'Oh yes colonel, many times, but never with a daffodil'?", "qAns": [ "carry on nurse" ] }, { "qId": 4044, "qText": "Which was the second Carry on film?", "qAns": [ "carry on nurse" ] }, { "qId": 4045, "qText": "Released in 1962, which was the first of the 'Carry On ....' films to be released in colour?", "qAns": [ "carry on cruising" ] }, { "qId": 4046, "qText": "Which actor appeared in the most 'Carry On' films?", "qAns": [ "kenneth williams" ] }, { "qId": 4047, "qText": "Who played Cardinal Wolsey in the 1971 film 'Carry On Henry'?", "qAns": [ "terry scott" ] }, { "qId": 4048, "qText": "`Carte Blanche' is a 2011 James Bond novel by which writer usually associated with the crime genre?", "qAns": [ "jeffery deaver" ] }, { "qId": 4049, "qText": "The character 'James Bond' was created by Ian Fleming, but who wrote the book 'Carte Blanche' featuring 'James Bond'?", "qAns": [ "jeffery deaver" ] }, { "qId": 4050, "qText": "In which country are the ruins of ancient Carthage?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 4051, "qText": "In which country can you see the ruins of Carthage?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 4052, "qText": "The ancient city of Carthage is in which modern day country ?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 4053, "qText": "Which former jump jockey won the prestigious 'Crime Writer's Association' award the Cartier Diamond Dagger, in 1989?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 4054, "qText": "Cartman is a character on what TV show?", "qAns": [ "south park" ] }, { "qId": 4055, "qText": "In which English city is the Cartwright Hall Art Gallery?", "qAns": [ "bradford" ] }, { "qId": 4056, "qText": "The rivers Axe, Brue, Cary, Parrett, eta, are in which English county?", "qAns": [ "somerset" ] }, { "qId": 4057, "qText": "The 1942 film, Casablanca was based on which play, written by Joan Alison and Murray Burnett?", "qAns": [ "everybody comes to rick's" ] }, { "qId": 4058, "qText": "In which country are Tangier and Casablanca?", "qAns": [ "morocco" ] }, { "qId": 4059, "qText": "In the line in `Casablanca` which is often misquoted as `Play it again, Sam`, what song is Sam asked to play?", "qAns": [ "as time goes by" ] }, { "qId": 4060, "qText": "Who directed the 1942 film, 'Casablanca'?", "qAns": [ "michael curtiz" ] }, { "qId": 4061, "qText": "Which actor famously said the line `Here`s looking at you, kid` in the film `Casablanca`?", "qAns": [ "humphrey bogart" ] }, { "qId": 4062, "qText": "The film `Casablanca` is set around which war?", "qAns": [ "world war ii" ] }, { "qId": 4063, "qText": "George V1 Mozart Al Jolson Casanova - which organisation?", "qAns": [ "freemasons" ] }, { "qId": 4064, "qText": "What was Casanova's occupation at the time of is death?", "qAns": [ "librarian" ] }, { "qId": 4065, "qText": "What was the occupation of Casanova?", "qAns": [ "librarian" ] }, { "qId": 4066, "qText": "The office of the President of which South American country is La Casa Rosada (The Pink House)?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4067, "qText": "Which country's President resides in a mansion called the Casa Rosada (Pink House)?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4068, "qText": "With an accepted height of 11,249 feet, what is the tallest mountain in Oregon, and the 4th highest in the Cascades?", "qAns": [ "mount hood" ] }, { "qId": 4069, "qText": "The Cascades were one hit wonders in the U.K. what was the name of their one and only chart entry?", "qAns": [ "rhythm of the rain" ] }, { "qId": 4070, "qText": "In which European country is Cascais Beach?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 4071, "qText": "The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons, the story (and movie) about a boy/man who ages in reverse, was written by what great Jazz Age writer?", "qAns": [ "f. scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 4072, "qText": "Who had a Case of the Ex in 2001?", "qAns": [ "mya" ] }, { "qId": 4073, "qText": "Casey Kasem provided the voice of which character in Scooby Doo?", "qAns": [ "shaggy" ] }, { "qId": 4074, "qText": "What term related to human diet was coined in 1911 by Casimir Funk?", "qAns": [ "vitamin" ] }, { "qId": 4075, "qText": "Which actress was nominated for a best actress Oscar for her performance in the 1995 film `Casino`?", "qAns": [ "sharon stone" ] }, { "qId": 4076, "qText": "Who played Sam 'Ace' Rothstein in the 1995 film 'Casino'?", "qAns": [ "robert de niro" ] }, { "qId": 4077, "qText": "Which river flows from northern Moscow to the Caspian Sea?", "qAns": [ "volga river" ] }, { "qId": 4078, "qText": "Off which island is there a group of rocks with a lighthouse called the Casquets?", "qAns": [ "alderney" ] }, { "qId": 4079, "qText": "Who was the wife of 'King Priam of Troy' and the mother of 'Hector', 'Paris', 'Troilus' and 'Cassandra'?", "qAns": [ "hecuba" ] }, { "qId": 4080, "qText": "Cassius Chaerea led the assassination of which Roman emperor during the Palatine games in January 41AD?", "qAns": [ "caligula" ] }, { "qId": 4081, "qText": "January 17, 1942 saw the birth of one Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. Nicknamed The Louisville Lip, under what name did he achieve boxing immortality?", "qAns": [ "muhammad ali" ] }, { "qId": 4082, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 4083, "qText": "The lands of Castile, which came to prominence in Europe in the 13th century, make up much of which modern country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 4084, "qText": "Which city, known for its manufacture of swords and knives, is the capital of the Spanish region of Castile-La- Mancha?", "qAns": [ "toledo" ] }, { "qId": 4085, "qText": "Which Spanish city in Castile-La Mancha has been renowned since the Middle Ages for its production of swords?", "qAns": [ "toledo" ] }, { "qId": 4086, "qText": "Which city, once the capital of Spain is now the regional capital of Castilla La Mancha?", "qAns": [ "toledo" ] }, { "qId": 4087, "qText": "The cast iron plant is another name for which pot plant?", "qAns": [ "aspidistra" ] }, { "qId": 4088, "qText": "Castlebay is the main town on which Scottish island?", "qAns": [ "barra" ] }, { "qId": 4089, "qText": "At which English castle in Northamptonshire was King Richard III born?", "qAns": [ "fotheringhay castle" ] }, { "qId": 4090, "qText": "'The Castle of Otranto' often called the first gothic novel, was written in 1764 by whom?", "qAns": [ "horace walpole" ] }, { "qId": 4091, "qText": "Which Czech author wrote The Trial and The Castle?", "qAns": [ "franz kafka" ] }, { "qId": 4092, "qText": "Zeus' visit as a swan to whom resulted in the birth of twins Castor and Pollux?", "qAns": [ "leda" ] }, { "qId": 4093, "qText": "Who was the beautiful sister of the twins Castor and Pollux and mother to Hermione?", "qAns": [ "helen of troy" ] }, { "qId": 4094, "qText": "Of which Caribbean country is Castries the capital?", "qAns": [ "saint lucia" ] }, { "qId": 4095, "qText": "Castries is the capital of which Caribbean island?", "qAns": [ "saint lucia" ] }, { "qId": 4096, "qText": "The Great Gate of Kiev and Catacombs are two sections of which musical work by Mussorgsky?", "qAns": [ "pictures at an exhibition" ] }, { "qId": 4097, "qText": "The autonomous region of Catalonia is in which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 4098, "qText": "What is the biggest city in Catalonia?", "qAns": [ "barcelona" ] }, { "qId": 4099, "qText": "The region of Catalonia is part of which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 4100, "qText": "Catamarca, Mendoza and Formosa are all provinces in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4101, "qText": "Mount Etna and the Plain of Catania are on which island?", "qAns": [ "sicily" ] }, { "qId": 4102, "qText": "Who played Cat Ballou in the 1965 film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "jane fonda" ] }, { "qId": 4103, "qText": "What television show features the last human in the universe, Lister, a creature descended from the common feline, known as Cat, a computer called Holly, and a holographic projection of a human known as Rimmer?", "qAns": [ "red dwarf" ] }, { "qId": 4104, "qText": "Who wrote the book Catch-22?", "qAns": [ "joseph heller" ] }, { "qId": 4105, "qText": "Which American author wrote the book The Catcher In The Rye in 1951 ?", "qAns": [ "j. d. salinger" ] }, { "qId": 4106, "qText": "Who wrote the 1951 novel 'The Catcher in the Rye'?", "qAns": [ "j. d. salinger" ] }, { "qId": 4107, "qText": "The Catcher in the Rye?", "qAns": [ "j. d. salinger" ] }, { "qId": 4108, "qText": "Which British pop group appeared in the 1965 film 'Catch Us If You Can'?", "qAns": [ "the dave clark five" ] }, { "qId": 4109, "qText": "TV host Cat Deeley married which comedian in 2012?", "qAns": [ "patrick kielty" ] }, { "qId": 4110, "qText": "In 2014 Cate Blanchett won an acting Oscar for which film?", "qAns": [ "blue jasmine" ] }, { "qId": 4111, "qText": "Who wrote the music for what he described as an American folk opera, which was set on Catfish Row?", "qAns": [ "george gershwin" ] }, { "qId": 4112, "qText": "which famous person invented the cat flap?", "qAns": [ "isaac newton" ] }, { "qId": 4113, "qText": "What is the cathedral church of Rome?", "qAns": [ "archbasilica of st. john lateran" ] }, { "qId": 4114, "qText": "Catherine Barkley, Helen Ferguson and Rinaldi are all characters in which World War I novel by Ernest Hemingway?", "qAns": [ "a farewell to arms" ] }, { "qId": 4115, "qText": "What was founded by the Rev. William and Catherine Booth in 1878?", "qAns": [ "the salvation army" ] }, { "qId": 4116, "qText": "French actress Catherine Deneuve was the second wife of which photographer?", "qAns": [ "david bailey" ] }, { "qId": 4117, "qText": "Which photographer has had four wives including Catherine Deneuve and Marie Helvin?", "qAns": [ "david bailey" ] }, { "qId": 4118, "qText": "Catherine Hogarth was the wife of which British novelist?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 4119, "qText": "Which author was married to Catherine Hogarth?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 4120, "qText": "Catherine Morland is a leading character in which novel?", "qAns": [ "northanger abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4121, "qText": "Which author created Elinor Dashwood, Emma Woodhouse and Catherine Morland?", "qAns": [ "jane austen" ] }, { "qId": 4122, "qText": "Which Scottish actress played Catherine of Aragon in the 1970 TV series, The Six Wives of Henry VIII, but is much better known for her role as Margaret Meldew in One Foot in the Grave?", "qAns": [ "annette crosbie" ] }, { "qId": 4123, "qText": "Who played Catherine of Aragon in 'The Six Wives of Henry VIII' AND Queen Victoria in 'Edward VII'?", "qAns": [ "annette crosbie" ] }, { "qId": 4124, "qText": "Which English King was married to Catherine of Valois?", "qAns": [ "henry v" ] }, { "qId": 4125, "qText": "In which 1992 film does the character Catherine Tramell appear?", "qAns": [ "basic instinct" ] }, { "qId": 4126, "qText": "In which film did Sharon Stone play the character 'Catherine Tramell?", "qAns": [ "basic instinct" ] }, { "qId": 4127, "qText": "For which film did Catherine Zeta-Jones win an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actress?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 4128, "qText": "Who married Welsh actress Catherine Zeta Jones in 2000?", "qAns": [ "michael douglas" ] }, { "qId": 4129, "qText": "Whose body was buried in 1543 in an unnamed tomb in the Catholic church of Frombork, Poland, exhumed in 2005, and buried there for a second time in May 2010 in a ceremony conducted by the archbishop of Gniezno and primate of Poland?", "qAns": [ "nicolaus copernicus" ] }, { "qId": 4130, "qText": "Which actress played Cathy Gale in 'The Avengers'?", "qAns": [ "honor blackman" ] }, { "qId": 4131, "qText": "Which two brothers had hits with Cathy's Clown and Wake Up Little Susie?", "qAns": [ "the everly brothers" ] }, { "qId": 4132, "qText": "Runa Islam, Mark Leckey, Goshka Macuga and Cathy Wilkes are this year's nominees for which prize?", "qAns": [ "turner prize" ] }, { "qId": 4133, "qText": "Who played 'Harvey 'Big Daddy' Pollitt' in the 1958 film 'Cat On A Hot Tin Roof'?", "qAns": [ "burl ives" ] }, { "qId": 4134, "qText": "Who is the protagonist and narrator of Robert Louis Stevenson's novels 'Kidnapped' and 'Catriona'?", "qAns": [ "david balfour" ] }, { "qId": 4135, "qText": "'Catriona', also known as 'David Balfour', was the sequel to which novel?", "qAns": [ "kidnapped" ] }, { "qId": 4136, "qText": "What name is given to the disease whereby parasites can change the behaviour of rats and mice, making them drawn to rather than fearful of the scent of cats?", "qAns": [ "toxoplasmosis" ] }, { "qId": 4137, "qText": "Who wrote the musical Cats?", "qAns": [ "andrew lloyd webber" ] }, { "qId": 4138, "qText": "Elaine Page had a top ten hit in 1981 with which song from the musical 'Cats'?", "qAns": [ "memory" ] }, { "qId": 4139, "qText": "In the musical and T S Eliot's book Cats, which was the railway cat?", "qAns": [ "skimbleshanks" ] }, { "qId": 4140, "qText": "Who wrote the music for the musical Cats?", "qAns": [ "andrew lloyd webber" ] }, { "qId": 4141, "qText": "Who wrote the text on which the musical Cats was based?", "qAns": [ "t. s. eliot" ] }, { "qId": 4142, "qText": "Who is the producer of shows including Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins and Cats?", "qAns": [ "cameron mackintosh" ] }, { "qId": 4143, "qText": "Who played Old Deuteronomy and Bustopher Jones in the original London production of Cats in 1981?", "qAns": [ "brian blessed" ] }, { "qId": 4144, "qText": "Who invented the road safety feature 'cat's eyes'?", "qAns": [ "percy shaw" ] }, { "qId": 4145, "qText": "In which US state are the Catskill Mountains?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 4146, "qText": "The Catskill Mountains lie mainly in which state?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 4147, "qText": "What type of flower is a cattleya?", "qAns": [ "orchidaceae" ] }, { "qId": 4148, "qText": "Starship Troopers, Stranger in a Strange Land, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, The Cat Who Walks Through Walls?", "qAns": [ "robert a. heinlein" ] }, { "qId": 4149, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 2004 movie Catwoman?", "qAns": [ "halle berry" ] }, { "qId": 4150, "qText": "Who played Cat Woman in the 1997 film Batman Returns?", "qAns": [ "michelle pfeiffer" ] }, { "qId": 4151, "qText": "In which film does Michelle Pfeiffer play the character of Catwoman?", "qAns": [ "batman returns" ] }, { "qId": 4152, "qText": "Which is the highest peak in the Caucasus Mountains?", "qAns": [ "mount elbrus" ] }, { "qId": 4153, "qText": "Which author created the fictional detective C Auguste Dupin?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 4154, "qText": "Which writer invented the fictional detective C. Auguste Dupin?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 4155, "qText": "What US city is home to a basketball team called the Cavaliers and a football team called the Browns?", "qAns": [ "cleveland" ] }, { "qId": 4156, "qText": "Who composed the opera Cavalleria Rusticana?", "qAns": [ "mascagni" ] }, { "qId": 4157, "qText": "Which Bond girl met Ringo Starr when they starred in the 1981 film Caveman, and later married him?", "qAns": [ "barbara bach" ] }, { "qId": 4158, "qText": "Where would you find the Caves of Altamira, famous for prehistoric paintings on the rock?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 4159, "qText": "What species of rodent has the Latin name cavia porcellus?", "qAns": [ "guinea pig" ] }, { "qId": 4160, "qText": "The Sepoy Mutiny of 1857 that was fought in places like Cawnpore, Lucknow before ending in Gwalior is said to be the first war of independence in the history of which country?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 4161, "qText": "MBE, OBE, CBE which is the highest honour?", "qAns": [ "order of the british empire" ] }, { "qId": 4162, "qText": "In the order of the British Empire, what does the letter `C` stand for in CBE?", "qAns": [ "commander" ] }, { "qId": 4163, "qText": "Who bought CBS in 1929 and remained on the board until 1983?", "qAns": [ "william s. paley" ] }, { "qId": 4164, "qText": "Who leads The CBS Orchestra, the house band for The Late Show with David Letterman?", "qAns": [ "paul shaffer" ] }, { "qId": 4165, "qText": "What is the title of the 1866 operetta that Sullivan composed without Gilbert to a libretto by F C Burnand?", "qAns": [ "cox and box" ] }, { "qId": 4166, "qText": "In the name of the unpleasant bacterium c. difficile, what does the 'C' represent?", "qAns": [ "clostridium" ] }, { "qId": 4167, "qText": "What was the first top ten entry for Ce Ce Peniston (1992)?", "qAns": [ "we got a love thang" ] }, { "qId": 4168, "qText": "The painting that has the words ceci n'est pas une pipe written on it, is by which artist?", "qAns": [ "rene magritte" ] }, { "qId": 4169, "qText": "In which African country does 100 pesetas equal 1 cedi?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 4170, "qText": "Of which African country is the cedi the currency?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 4171, "qText": "Which African country uses the cedi as its currency?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 4172, "qText": "Which west African has the 'Cedi' as its unit of currency?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 4173, "qText": "In literature who was Cedric Errol?", "qAns": [ "little lord fauntleroy" ] }, { "qId": 4174, "qText": "'Cedric Errol' is better known as which fictional character?", "qAns": [ "little lord fauntleroy" ] }, { "qId": 4175, "qText": "Which motor manufacturer makes the Cee'd and Picanto models?", "qAns": [ "kia" ] }, { "qId": 4176, "qText": "Cee Lo Green is one half of which US soul duo?", "qAns": [ "gnarls barkley" ] }, { "qId": 4177, "qText": "US soul duo Brian Joseph Burton (Danger Mouse) and Cee Lo Green are better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "gnarls barkley" ] }, { "qId": 4178, "qText": "Which ex-World Heavyweight Champion boxer signed up for Celebrity Big Brother 2014?", "qAns": [ "evander holyfield" ] }, { "qId": 4179, "qText": "Which Jackson appeared in Celebrity Big Brother in January 2009?", "qAns": [ "la toya jackson" ] }, { "qId": 4180, "qText": "Who was the last person to leave the house in the first UK television show of Celebrity Big Brother in 2001?", "qAns": [ "jack dee" ] }, { "qId": 4181, "qText": "What is the name of the television character who hosts the UK show 'Celebrity Juice'?", "qAns": [ "keith lemon" ] }, { "qId": 4182, "qText": "Which dish usually contains apple, nuts, celery, and a mayonnaise-based dressing?", "qAns": [ "waldorf salad" ] }, { "qId": 4183, "qText": "Bayer Designations relate to which celestial bodies?", "qAns": [ "stars" ] }, { "qId": 4184, "qText": "Which 1945 film, starring Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard, was shot mostly at Carnforth Station in Lancashire?", "qAns": [ "brief encounter" ] }, { "qId": 4185, "qText": "In which film did Noel Coward play Captain E V Kinross and Celia Johnson his wife Alix?", "qAns": [ "in which we serve" ] }, { "qId": 4186, "qText": "Which car company makes the Celica?", "qAns": [ "toyota" ] }, { "qId": 4187, "qText": "ABBA and Celine Dion were winners of what European song contest?", "qAns": [ "eurovision song contest" ] }, { "qId": 4188, "qText": "In which musical would you find the song Cell Block Tango?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 4189, "qText": "Romantic Cello Concertos is a 2009 CD by which English cellist?", "qAns": [ "julian lloyd webber" ] }, { "qId": 4190, "qText": "Who became manager of Scottish football club Celtic in 2010?", "qAns": [ "neil lennon" ] }, { "qId": 4191, "qText": "What sport features in the films `He Got Game` (1998), `Flubber` (1997) and `Celtic Pride` (1996)?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 4192, "qText": "In basketball where do the Celtics come from?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 4193, "qText": "The Celtics are a professional basketball team based where?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 4194, "qText": "Which American city has basketball-playing 'Celtics'?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 4195, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Cement Garden'?", "qAns": [ "ian mcewan" ] }, { "qId": 4196, "qText": "Center, Offensive guard, Offensive tackle, Tight end, Wide receiver, Fullback, Running back, Quarterback, Defensive end, Defensive tackle, Nose guard, Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Nickelback and Dimeback are positions in which sport?", "qAns": [ "american football" ] }, { "qId": 4197, "qText": "What is the smallest country in Central America Costa Rica, Venezuela or El Salvador?", "qAns": [ "el salvador" ] }, { "qId": 4198, "qText": "Central Park is in which borough?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 4199, "qText": "In which New York Borough is Central Park situated?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 4200, "qText": "The coffee shop 'Central Perk' features in which US television series?", "qAns": [ "friends" ] }, { "qId": 4201, "qText": "'Point Guard' and 'Centre' are positions in which sport?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 4202, "qText": "In 2004 it was announced that what new fixture was planned for Wimbledons Centre Court, to be completed in 2009?", "qAns": [ "retractable roof" ] }, { "qId": 4203, "qText": "The first world's fair in the United States since World War II, what city hosted the 1962 World's Fair, known as Century 21 Exposition?", "qAns": [ "seattle" ] }, { "qId": 4204, "qText": "Which is these is the real name of a famous 20th Century Graffiti artist?", "qAns": [ "keith haring" ] }, { "qId": 4205, "qText": "The youngest person in the world to earn $1,000,000,000, who is the CEO, President, and Co-founder of Facebook?", "qAns": [ "mark zuckerberg" ] }, { "qId": 4206, "qText": "Which vegetable has the Latin name alium cepa?", "qAns": [ "onion" ] }, { "qId": 4207, "qText": "Who is the wife of King Cepheus, found opposite to him in the night sky?", "qAns": [ "cassiopeia" ] }, { "qId": 4208, "qText": "Which motor car manufacturer produced models called the 'Cerbera' and 'Chimeara'?", "qAns": [ "tvr" ] }, { "qId": 4209, "qText": "In Greek Myth which legendary monster fathered both the Chimera and Cerberus?", "qAns": [ "typhon" ] }, { "qId": 4210, "qText": "'Triticum' is the Latin name for which cereal crop?", "qAns": [ "wheat" ] }, { "qId": 4211, "qText": " 'Triticum' is the Latin name for which cereal crop?", "qAns": [ "wheat" ] }, { "qId": 4212, "qText": "Which goup released their second album 'Ceremonials' in 2011 follow up to their album Lungs?", "qAns": [ "florence and the machine" ] }, { "qId": 4213, "qText": "Ceres is the Roman counterpart of which Greek goddess?", "qAns": [ "demeter" ] }, { "qId": 4214, "qText": "In which county is the Cerne Abbas Giant?", "qAns": [ "dorset" ] }, { "qId": 4215, "qText": "Now the national dish of Switzerland, what type of food is Cervelat?", "qAns": [ "sausage" ] }, { "qId": 4216, "qText": "What song was a hit for Tom Jones and Cerys Matthews in 1999?", "qAns": [ "baby, it's cold outside" ] }, { "qId": 4217, "qText": "Which all-girl group had a hit in 1998 with 'C'est La Vie'?", "qAns": [ "b*witched" ] }, { "qId": 4218, "qText": "Which singer had a hit in 1953 with C 'est Si Bon?", "qAns": [ "eartha kitt" ] }, { "qId": 4219, "qText": "The artists Monet, Manet, Degas and Cezanne are mainly noted for what style of art?", "qAns": [ "impressionism" ] }, { "qId": 4220, "qText": "What is common name of the clear flammable early anaesthetic liquid with the formula C2H5OC2H5 (or CH3-CH2-O-CH2-CH3)?", "qAns": [ "ether" ] }, { "qId": 4221, "qText": "Which (liquid) foodstuff has the chemical formula CH3COOH?", "qAns": [ "vinegar" ] }, { "qId": 4222, "qText": "The French wine growing areas of Macon, Beaujolais and Chablis are in which region?", "qAns": [ "burgundy" ] }, { "qId": 4223, "qText": "What country lies to north of the Republic of Chad?", "qAns": [ "libya" ] }, { "qId": 4224, "qText": "Chad shares the vast majority of its eastern border with which country?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 4225, "qText": "Chad Kroeger is the lead singer of which band?", "qAns": [ "nickelback" ] }, { "qId": 4226, "qText": "Which coral atoll, the largest island in the Chagos Archipelago, was forcibly depopulated in 1971 to make way for a joint UK/USA military base?", "qAns": [ "diego garcia" ] }, { "qId": 4227, "qText": "Who became chair of Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1989?", "qAns": [ "colin powell" ] }, { "qId": 4228, "qText": "Which country is currently ruled by the Chakri dynasty that has been in power since 1782?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 4229, "qText": "Named for a field piece, what is the name of the cocktail consisting of gin, champagne, lemon juice, and sugar?", "qAns": [ "french 75" ] }, { "qId": 4230, "qText": "Which Championship Football League club is based at the King Power Stadium?", "qAns": [ "leicester city f.c." ] }, { "qId": 4231, "qText": "Who won the Women's Singles at the 2015 Australian Open Tennis Championships?", "qAns": [ "serena williams" ] }, { "qId": 4232, "qText": "Who was West German Chancellor from 1969 to 1974 Willy Brandt.?", "qAns": [ "willy brandt" ] }, { "qId": 4233, "qText": "Who, in November 2005, became the first ever female Chancellor of Germany?", "qAns": [ "angela merkel" ] }, { "qId": 4234, "qText": "Who played 'Chandler Bing' in the US TV series 'Friends'?", "qAns": [ "matthew perry" ] }, { "qId": 4235, "qText": "Joey, Chandler and Ross are all characters from which US television series?", "qAns": [ "friends" ] }, { "qId": 4236, "qText": "Chandrika Kumaratunga was the first female President of which Asian country from 1994 to 2005?", "qAns": [ "sri lanka" ] }, { "qId": 4237, "qText": "Which perfume was named after Coco Chanel's birthday?", "qAns": [ "chanel no. 19" ] }, { "qId": 4238, "qText": "Chang Beer originates from which country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 4239, "qText": "Where would you find Changi Airport?", "qAns": [ "singapore" ] }, { "qId": 4240, "qText": "First shown on the station's launch night, what is Channel 5's first original soap opera called?", "qAns": [ "family affairs" ] }, { "qId": 4241, "qText": "Suzy Perry is a presenter on which Channel 5 programme?", "qAns": [ "the gadget show" ] }, { "qId": 4242, "qText": "The Channel Islands are in which Channel?", "qAns": [ "english channel" ] }, { "qId": 4243, "qText": "What is the French name for the English Channel?", "qAns": [ "la manche" ] }, { "qId": 4244, "qText": "Which is the southernmost of the Channel Islands?", "qAns": [ "jersey" ] }, { "qId": 4245, "qText": "In which shipping forecast area are the Channel Islands?", "qAns": [ "portland" ] }, { "qId": 4246, "qText": "The Channel Islands are in which shipping forecast sea area?", "qAns": [ "portland" ] }, { "qId": 4247, "qText": "Which shipping weather area includes the Channel Islands?", "qAns": [ "portland" ] }, { "qId": 4248, "qText": "Which group had a number one hit in 1977 with Chanson D'amour?", "qAns": [ "the manhattan transfer" ] }, { "qId": 4249, "qText": "Which race run at Chantilly in June is often referred to as the French Derby?", "qAns": [ "prix du jockey club" ] }, { "qId": 4250, "qText": "What was the stage name of Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr., a singer and songwriter from 1957 until his accidental death in 1959, who is best known for his recording of Chantilly Lace?", "qAns": [ "the big bopper" ] }, { "qId": 4251, "qText": "The Chao Phraya River is in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 4252, "qText": "In which US State is Chapaquidick Island?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 4253, "qText": "Who sang the 1964 hit single 'Chapel of Love'?", "qAns": [ "the dixie cups" ] }, { "qId": 4254, "qText": "Who starred in the title role in the 1992 film `Chaplin`?", "qAns": [ "robert downey jr." ] }, { "qId": 4255, "qText": "What was the last silent film in which Chaplin's little tramp appeared?", "qAns": [ "modern times" ] }, { "qId": 4256, "qText": "In Chaplin's The Great Dictator, what was the dictator's name?", "qAns": [ "the great dictator" ] }, { "qId": 4257, "qText": "From which film, for which Chaplin film wrote the music, did Petula Clark have a Number One with 'This Is My Song'?", "qAns": [ "a countess from hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 4258, "qText": "The military action popularly known as The Charge of the Light Brigade took place in which war?", "qAns": [ "crimean war" ] }, { "qId": 4259, "qText": "Who wrote the poem 'The Charge of the Light Brigade'?", "qAns": [ "alfred, lord tennyson" ] }, { "qId": 4260, "qText": "Which American car company made the Charger in the seventies?", "qAns": [ "dodge" ] }, { "qId": 4261, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for the music for Chariots of Fire in 1981?", "qAns": [ "vangelis" ] }, { "qId": 4262, "qText": "Who wrote the screenplay of Chariots of Fire?", "qAns": [ "colin welland" ] }, { "qId": 4263, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for the soundtrack to Chariots of Fire?", "qAns": [ "vangelis" ] }, { "qId": 4264, "qText": "In which TV 'soap' did the character Charlene Mitchell appear?", "qAns": [ "neighbours" ] }, { "qId": 4265, "qText": "Who did Bulawayo born Charlene Wittstock marry earlier this month?", "qAns": [ "albert ii, prince of monaco" ] }, { "qId": 4266, "qText": "Charles Bingley was a character in what classic Jane Austen novel?", "qAns": [ "pride and prejudice" ] }, { "qId": 4267, "qText": "What movie cast included James Garner, Richard Attenbourough, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasance, James Coburn, Gordon Jackson, Angus McPhee among many others?", "qAns": [ "the great escape" ] }, { "qId": 4268, "qText": "Who was the Queen consort of King Charles the Second of England?", "qAns": [ "catherine of braganza" ] }, { "qId": 4269, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play do the characters Duke Frederick and Charles the Wrestler appear?", "qAns": [ "as you like it" ] }, { "qId": 4270, "qText": "What public school did the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles attend?", "qAns": [ "gordonstoun" ] }, { "qId": 4271, "qText": "Which university did Prince Charles attend?", "qAns": [ "cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 4272, "qText": "Antonia Robinson and Anna Valentine, London designers who work under the name Robinson Valentine, designed a cream-coloured dress and coat worn by whom at her wedding to Prince Charles on 9 April 2005?", "qAns": [ "camilla, duchess of cornwall" ] }, { "qId": 4273, "qText": "Lucie Manette married Charles Darnay in which Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "a tale of two cities" ] }, { "qId": 4274, "qText": "What game, created in 1904 by a quaker, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Phillips, when revised by Charles Darrow and others became one of the world's most played commercial board games?", "qAns": [ "monopoly" ] }, { "qId": 4275, "qText": "In which building is Charles Darwin buried?", "qAns": [ "westminster abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4276, "qText": "Where is Charles Darwin buried?", "qAns": [ "westminster abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4277, "qText": "Where is the body of Charles Darwin interred?", "qAns": [ "westminster abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4278, "qText": "Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Crick and Watson (DNA discoverers), the economist John Maynard Keynes, and the comedian John Cleese are among the notable alumni of which university?", "qAns": [ "cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 4279, "qText": "What did English naturalist Charles Darwin study at Edinburgh University?", "qAns": [ "medicine" ] }, { "qId": 4280, "qText": "What was Charles Dickens final completed novel?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 4281, "qText": "Which Charles Dickens novel, his last completed work, features' John Harmon' and the title character 'John Rokesmith'?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 4282, "qText": "In which Charles Dickens novel does the character Mr M Choakumchild appear?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4283, "qText": " 'Now what I want is, Facts' is the opening line of which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4284, "qText": "School Master Thomas Gradgrind is a character in which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4285, "qText": "Which work by Charles Dickens is set in 'Coketown'?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4286, "qText": "Which is the only novel by Charles Dickens to have a female narrator (Esther Summerson)?", "qAns": [ "bleak house" ] }, { "qId": 4287, "qText": "Mr Barkis, Edward Murdstone and Tommy Traddles are all characters in which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "david copperfield" ] }, { "qId": 4288, "qText": "The title of which Charles Dickens novel is also the name of a famous American magician?", "qAns": [ "david copperfield" ] }, { "qId": 4289, "qText": "In the novel, The Pickwick Papers, by Charles Dickens, who brought an action against Mr Pickwick, for breach of promise to marry?", "qAns": [ "the pickwick papers" ] }, { "qId": 4290, "qText": "Which was Charles Dickens' first published novel, serialised in 20 monthly parts from April 1836 ?", "qAns": [ "the pickwick papers" ] }, { "qId": 4291, "qText": "Codlin and Short are Punch and Judy men in which novel by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "the old curiosity shop" ] }, { "qId": 4292, "qText": "Which novel by Charles Dickens has sold the most copies?", "qAns": [ "a tale of two cities" ] }, { "qId": 4293, "qText": "The One-Eyed Bagman is a story -teller in which novel by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "the pickwick papers" ] }, { "qId": 4294, "qText": "'Sir Leicester and Lady Dedlock' appear in which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "bleak house" ] }, { "qId": 4295, "qText": "Which novel did Charles Dickens leave unfinished upon his death in 1870?", "qAns": [ "the mystery of edwin drood" ] }, { "qId": 4296, "qText": "Bella Wilfer is a character in which of Charles Dickens' books?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 4297, "qText": "..A tale of the riots of eighty completes the title of which work by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "barnaby rudge" ] }, { "qId": 4298, "qText": "'Simon Tappertit' appears in which novel by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "barnaby rudge" ] }, { "qId": 4299, "qText": "Which Charles Dickens novel was set during the Gordon riots?", "qAns": [ "barnaby rudge" ] }, { "qId": 4300, "qText": "Which Charles Dickens followed 'Nicholas Nickleby'?", "qAns": [ "the old curiosity shop" ] }, { "qId": 4301, "qText": "'Now what I want is, Facts' is the opening line of which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4302, "qText": "What is the title of the shortest novel by Charles Dickens?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 4303, "qText": "Which is Charles Dickens' third published novel, its characters include: Madame Mantalini, Newman Noggs and Vincent Crummles?", "qAns": [ "nicholas nickleby" ] }, { "qId": 4304, "qText": "Which Charles Dickens novel has two title characters, both called 'Paul' and a full title that ends with the words: 'Wholesale, Retail and for Exportation'?", "qAns": [ "dombey and son" ] }, { "qId": 4305, "qText": "In the novel, Nicholas Nickelby, by Charles Dickens, what was the name of the school, run by Wackford Squeers?", "qAns": [ "nicholas nickleby" ] }, { "qId": 4306, "qText": "Madeline Bray married which eponymous character in a Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "nicholas nickleby" ] }, { "qId": 4307, "qText": "Miss Rosa Dartle is a character in which Charles Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "david copperfield" ] }, { "qId": 4308, "qText": "The obsequious ever so 'umble money-lender in Charles Dickens' novel David Copperfield, is?", "qAns": [ "uriah heep" ] }, { "qId": 4309, "qText": "Where in London is Charles Dickens buried?", "qAns": [ "westminster abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4310, "qText": "By what name was the architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret better known?", "qAns": [ "le corbusier" ] }, { "qId": 4311, "qText": "Donald Pleasance, Telly Savalas and Charles Gray have all played the role of which James Bond villain?", "qAns": [ "ernst stavro blofeld" ] }, { "qId": 4312, "qText": "Charles Guiteau assassinated which US President in 1881?", "qAns": [ "james a. garfield" ] }, { "qId": 4313, "qText": "What series of 29 British films made between 1958 and 1978 were made by a collection of actors including Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, and Kenneth Connor?", "qAns": [ "carry on" ] }, { "qId": 4314, "qText": "Which painter, born in Antwerp, was invited by Charles I to be the court painter, and was knighted in 1632?", "qAns": [ "anthony van dyck" ] }, { "qId": 4315, "qText": "Which US President was shot by assassin Charles J Guiteau in 1881?", "qAns": [ "james a. garfield" ] }, { "qId": 4316, "qText": "Which film starring Clark Gable and Charles Laughton was set mainly on a ship at sea?", "qAns": [ "mutiny on the bounty" ] }, { "qId": 4317, "qText": "Ornette Coleman, Louis Armstrong and Charles Mingus are associated with what style of music?", "qAns": [ "jazz" ] }, { "qId": 4318, "qText": "What British motor car manufacturer, founded in 1909 by H.F.S. Morgan and run by him until 1959 when his son Peter Morgan took over until 1999, is currently run by Peter's son, Charles Morgan?", "qAns": [ "morgan motor company" ] }, { "qId": 4319, "qText": "What long running comic strip, introduced on Oct 2, 1950, was drawn by the same cartoonist, Charles M. Schultz, during its' entire run?", "qAns": [ "peanuts" ] }, { "qId": 4320, "qText": "October 2, 1950 saw the debut of what comic strip which ran until creator Charles M. Schulz's death on Feb 12, 2000?", "qAns": [ "peanuts" ] }, { "qId": 4321, "qText": "Which 1926 record by Charles Penrose became a cult classic on BBC 'Children's Favourites' from the 1950s to the 1970s?", "qAns": [ "the laughing policeman" ] }, { "qId": 4322, "qText": "The life of 15th century French serial killer Gilles de Rais is believed to be the basis of which story by Charles Perrault?", "qAns": [ "bluebeard" ] }, { "qId": 4323, "qText": "Which TV celebrity is married to Charles Saatchi?", "qAns": [ "nigella lawson" ] }, { "qId": 4324, "qText": "Charles Sands (USA), Margaret Abbot (USA) and George Lyon (Canada) were winners in what Olympic sport at the 1900 and 1904 games?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 4325, "qText": "Feb 13, 2000 saw the last original installment of what comic strip, following the death of its creator, Charles Shultz?", "qAns": [ "peanuts" ] }, { "qId": 4326, "qText": "Charles Taylor, in court (along with witnesses Naomi Campbell and Mia Farrow) at the Hague in 2010, the first African president to face trial for war crimes, led which nation?", "qAns": [ "liberia" ] }, { "qId": 4327, "qText": "The Bible Student Movement founded by Charles Taze Russell in 1872 is now known by which name?", "qAns": [ "jehovah's witnesses" ] }, { "qId": 4328, "qText": "What movement was founded by Charles Taze Russell in 1881?", "qAns": [ "jehovah's witnesses" ] }, { "qId": 4329, "qText": "What state's capital city is Charleston?", "qAns": [ "west virginia" ] }, { "qId": 4330, "qText": "Charleston is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "west virginia" ] }, { "qId": 4331, "qText": "Who is the city of Charleston, the capital of South Carolina, named after?", "qAns": [ "charles ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 4332, "qText": "Charles University is situated in which European city?", "qAns": [ "prague" ] }, { "qId": 4333, "qText": "In which European city is Charles university?", "qAns": [ "prague" ] }, { "qId": 4334, "qText": "Charles Webb wrote which book, made into a famous film directed by Mike Nichols, in 1967?", "qAns": [ "the graduate" ] }, { "qId": 4335, "qText": "What community-support focused branch of Christianity grew from the work of brothers John and Charles Wesley and George Whitefield?", "qAns": [ "methodism" ] }, { "qId": 4336, "qText": "What was the name of the British India Special Force, the brainchild of British Brigadier Orde Charles Wingate, that operated behind Japanese lines in Burma & India in 1943/1944 during World War II?", "qAns": [ "chindits" ] }, { "qId": 4337, "qText": "In which Dickens' novel do the characters Aunt Rose, Charley Bates and Toby Crackit appear?", "qAns": [ "oliver twist" ] }, { "qId": 4338, "qText": "Characters Charlie Allnut and Rosie Sayer appeared in which classic 1951 movie?", "qAns": [ "the african queen" ] }, { "qId": 4339, "qText": "In book and film, which vessel was commanded by Charlie Allnut?", "qAns": [ "the african queen" ] }, { "qId": 4340, "qText": "Who played Charlie in the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?", "qAns": [ "freddie highmore" ] }, { "qId": 4341, "qText": "What was Roald Dahl`s follow up to his book `Charlie And The Chocolate Factory` called?", "qAns": [ "charlie and the great glass elevator" ] }, { "qId": 4342, "qText": "Which film features the characters of Raymond and Charlie Babbitt?", "qAns": [ "rain man" ] }, { "qId": 4343, "qText": "Which tough-guy actor was the voice of the dog Charlie B Barkin in the 1989 animated film All Dogs Go to Heaven?", "qAns": [ "burt reynolds" ] }, { "qId": 4344, "qText": "What was the name of the comic strip that featured Charlie Brown and Snoopy?", "qAns": [ "peanuts" ] }, { "qId": 4345, "qText": "Which band, which at the time comprised Jim Kerr, Charlie Burchill, Michael MacNeil, Mel Gaynor and John Giblin, had hit records with Alive & Kicking, Sanctify Yourself, Ghostdancing and All the Things She Said?", "qAns": [ "simple minds" ] }, { "qId": 4346, "qText": "Who wrote The Charlie Chan detective novels?", "qAns": [ "earl derr biggers" ] }, { "qId": 4347, "qText": "What is the name of Charlie Chaplin's 1952 film about ballet?", "qAns": [ "limelight" ] }, { "qId": 4348, "qText": "What is the title of Charlie Chaplin's first full-length feature film?", "qAns": [ "the kid" ] }, { "qId": 4349, "qText": "What is the title of late actor Charlie Chaplin's last completed film, launched in the UK in 1967?", "qAns": [ "a countess from hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 4350, "qText": "Which Charlie Chaplin film satirized Adolf Hitler?", "qAns": [ "the great dictator" ] }, { "qId": 4351, "qText": "Charlie Chaplin who died on Christmas Day in 1977, co founded which film studio along with Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks?", "qAns": [ "united artists" ] }, { "qId": 4352, "qText": "Who played Charlie Chaplin in Richard Attenborough's 1992 film?", "qAns": [ "robert downey, jr." ] }, { "qId": 4353, "qText": "Who provided the voice of Charlie for Charlie's Angels in the original TV series and the films made in 2000 and 2003?", "qAns": [ "john forsythe" ] }, { "qId": 4354, "qText": "Who was the voice of 'Charlie' in the TV series 'Charlie's Angels'?", "qAns": [ "john forsythe" ] }, { "qId": 4355, "qText": "With which instrument was Charlie Christian associated?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 4356, "qText": "In which 1969 film did Michael Caine play Charlie Croker?", "qAns": [ "the italian job" ] }, { "qId": 4357, "qText": "In which famous film did Michael Caine play a character named Charlie Croker?", "qAns": [ "the italian job" ] }, { "qId": 4358, "qText": "Formerly known as 'Marky Mark', who played 'Charlie Croker' in the 2003 film 'The Italian Job'?", "qAns": [ "mark wahlberg" ] }, { "qId": 4359, "qText": "Who played Charlie Croker in the 2003 film 'The Italian Job'?", "qAns": [ "mark wahlberg" ] }, { "qId": 4360, "qText": "Which instrument is most closely associated with jazz musician Charlie Mingus?", "qAns": [ "double bass" ] }, { "qId": 4361, "qText": "In the TV series 'Lost', who played a rock musician from Manchester called Charlie Pace?", "qAns": [ "dominic monaghan" ] }, { "qId": 4362, "qText": "What onomatopoeic term refers to a 'modern jazz' form popularized in the 1940s by Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie and others?", "qAns": [ "bebop" ] }, { "qId": 4363, "qText": "What style of jazz which began and was developed in the mid 1940s was pioneered by jazz musicians Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie?", "qAns": [ "bebop" ] }, { "qId": 4364, "qText": "With which musical instrument is Charlie Parker most closely associated?", "qAns": [ "saxophone" ] }, { "qId": 4365, "qText": "Musically, how are twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid known?", "qAns": [ "the proclaimers" ] }, { "qId": 4366, "qText": "What name was given to the 1950-60s mainstream country music style of artists including Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, Jim Reeves, and Charlie Rich?", "qAns": [ "nashville sound" ] }, { "qId": 4367, "qText": "Who played 'Sabrina Duncan' in the 1970's TV series 'Charlie's Angels'?", "qAns": [ "kate jackson" ] }, { "qId": 4368, "qText": "Which angel in Charlie's Angels was played by Jaclyn Smith?", "qAns": [ "kelly garrett" ] }, { "qId": 4369, "qText": "Who was the producer of TV series such as Charlie's Angels, Starsky & Hutch, Hart to Hart and Dynasty?", "qAns": [ "aaron spelling" ] }, { "qId": 4370, "qText": "Charlie Sheen starred as which character in the TV series Two and a Half Men?", "qAns": [ "charlie" ] }, { "qId": 4371, "qText": "In the 2008 film 'Charlie Wilson's War' which actor took the title role?", "qAns": [ "tom hanks" ] }, { "qId": 4372, "qText": "In the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, what is the name of the headmaster of Lowood Institution?", "qAns": [ "jane eyre" ] }, { "qId": 4373, "qText": "In the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, what is the name of Mr Rochester's housekeeper?", "qAns": [ "mrs fairfax" ] }, { "qId": 4374, "qText": "In the novel 'Jane Eyre' by Charlotte Bronte, what is the name of Mr Rochester's first wife?", "qAns": [ "bertha mason" ] }, { "qId": 4375, "qText": "Charlotte Bronte wrote the novel Jane Eyre under which pen name?", "qAns": [ "charlotte bronte" ] }, { "qId": 4376, "qText": "Charlotte is the largest city by population in which American state?", "qAns": [ "north carolina" ] }, { "qId": 4377, "qText": "British sportswoman Charlotte Cooper, born in 1870, was famous in which sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 4378, "qText": "The British sportswoman Charlotte Cooper, born in 1870, was famous in which sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 4379, "qText": "Charlotte Edwards led England`s women to World Cup glory in which sport in March 2009?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 4380, "qText": "English sportswoman Charlotte Edwards is associated with which sport?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 4381, "qText": "Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz was the wife of which King of Great Britain?", "qAns": [ "george iii of the united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 4382, "qText": "Who wrote the children's classic 'Charlotte's Web'?", "qAns": [ "e. b. white" ] }, { "qId": 4383, "qText": "Charlottetown is the capital of which Canadian province?", "qAns": [ "prince edward island" ] }, { "qId": 4384, "qText": "Charl Scwartzel is from which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 4385, "qText": "Which 1959 film starring Charlton Heston won a record 11 Academy Awards?", "qAns": [ "ben-hur" ] }, { "qId": 4386, "qText": "What links French dramatist Pierre Corneille (1606-1684) and actor Charlton Heston (1923-2008)?", "qAns": [ "el cid" ] }, { "qId": 4387, "qText": "In the tv show Charmed, what was the name of the eldest sister (played by Shannen Doherty) who was killed off at the end of Season 3?", "qAns": [ "prue halliwell" ] }, { "qId": 4388, "qText": "Charon is a moon which orbits which body?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4389, "qText": "What has a moon named Charon?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4390, "qText": "Which planet has one moon called Charon?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4391, "qText": "Turkish Van, Chartreux, Scottish Fold and Ragdoll are types of?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 4392, "qText": "Chasing Pavements in 2008 and Rolling in the Deep in 2010 both reached Number Two in the UK singles chart for which singer before she had her first Number One?", "qAns": [ "adele" ] }, { "qId": 4393, "qText": "The 'Chatham Islands' belong to which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 4394, "qText": "To which country do the Chatham Islands belong?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 4395, "qText": "Now say Chatillon, what would France with us is the opening line in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "king john" ] }, { "qId": 4396, "qText": "Which 19th century gardener, architect and MP designed the Great Conservatory, a huge glasshouse, at Chatsworth House?", "qAns": [ "joseph paxton" ] }, { "qId": 4397, "qText": "In which state of the USA would you find the cities of Chattanooga and Knoxville?", "qAns": [ "tennessee" ] }, { "qId": 4398, "qText": "In which US State are the cities of Chattanooga, Lynchburg and Shelbyville?", "qAns": [ "tennessee" ] }, { "qId": 4399, "qText": "Who wrote the novel `Lady Chatterly`s Lover`?", "qAns": [ "d. h. lawrence" ] }, { "qId": 4400, "qText": "What is the capital city of Chechnya?", "qAns": [ "grozny" ] }, { "qId": 4401, "qText": "What is the capital of Chechnya?", "qAns": [ "grozny" ] }, { "qId": 4402, "qText": "What is the capital of the Caucasian state of Chechnya?", "qAns": [ "grozny" ] }, { "qId": 4403, "qText": "What is the capitol of Chechnya?", "qAns": [ "grozny" ] }, { "qId": 4404, "qText": "Which future President made the famous Checkers Speech in 1952?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 4405, "qText": "Who composed the music for the 1937 ballet Checkmate?", "qAns": [ "arthur bliss" ] }, { "qId": 4406, "qText": "In which European city would you have found Checkpoint Charlie?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 4407, "qText": "Philadelphia, Cheddar, Feta, and Paneer are all?", "qAns": [ "cheese" ] }, { "qId": 4408, "qText": "What star of the NBC sitcom Cheers was later the focus of the Showtime TV series Fat Actress?", "qAns": [ "kirstie alley" ] }, { "qId": 4409, "qText": "Who had a 2011 hit with Cheers (Drink to That)?", "qAns": [ "rihanna" ] }, { "qId": 4410, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with 'F' is a white crumbly Greek cheese, made from sheep's or goats milk and cured in brine?", "qAns": [ "feta" ] }, { "qId": 4411, "qText": "The sales and reputation of what cheese were affected when toxins were believed to have contaminated buffalo milk?", "qAns": [ "mozzarella" ] }, { "qId": 4412, "qText": "What particular type of cheese is made from the milk of water buffalo raised in designated areas of Lazio and Campania on the west coast of Italy?", "qAns": [ "mozzarella" ] }, { "qId": 4413, "qText": "What is the name of the actor and singer who voiced the character 'Chef' in the animated series 'South Park' from 1997 to 2006?", "qAns": [ "isaac hayes" ] }, { "qId": 4414, "qText": "Which singer provides the voice for Chef in South Park?", "qAns": [ "isaac hayes" ] }, { "qId": 4415, "qText": "Which 2004 film was about Che Guevara's early days traveling across South America?", "qAns": [ "the motorcycle diaries" ] }, { "qId": 4416, "qText": "What nationality was Che Guevara?", "qAns": [ "argentines" ] }, { "qId": 4417, "qText": "At which city was Kai Tak airport replaced by Chek Lap Kok in 1998?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 4418, "qText": "Hot Chelle Rae had a 2011 hit with which song?", "qAns": [ "tonight tonight" ] }, { "qId": 4419, "qText": "Chelmsford is the county town of which English county?", "qAns": [ "essex" ] }, { "qId": 4420, "qText": "Who was the last English manager of Chelsea?", "qAns": [ "glenn hoddle" ] }, { "qId": 4421, "qText": "Which Dutchman managed both Newcastle and Chelsea in the 1990s?", "qAns": [ "ruud gullit" ] }, { "qId": 4422, "qText": "In April 2004, which player scored the winning goal for Chelsea to knock Arsenal out of the Champions League?", "qAns": [ "wayne bridge" ] }, { "qId": 4423, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister, born in Chelsea in February 1894, died on December 29th 1986 aged 92 ?", "qAns": [ "harold macmillan" ] }, { "qId": 4424, "qText": "What is the home ground of Chelsea FC?", "qAns": [ "stamford bridge" ] }, { "qId": 4425, "qText": "What is the nationality of Chelsy Davy, former girlfriend of Prince Harry?", "qAns": [ "zimbabwe" ] }, { "qId": 4426, "qText": "What are muslin and chenille?", "qAns": [ "textile" ] }, { "qId": 4427, "qText": "Chep Lap Kok airport is located where?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 4428, "qText": "What is the title of the 1987 film in which Cher plays a widow who falls in love with the brother, played by Nicholas Cage, of her husband-to-be?", "qAns": [ "moonstruck" ] }, { "qId": 4429, "qText": "Which 1992 Robert Altman film featured cameos from Angelica Huston, Burt Reynolds and Cher, all playing themselves?", "qAns": [ "the player" ] }, { "qId": 4430, "qText": "The nuclear disaster site at Chernobyl, to which tourist visits begin/began in 2011, is in which country?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 4431, "qText": "The damaged Chernobyl nuclear power station is situated in which country?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 4432, "qText": "Which playwright wrote The Seagull, Uncle Vanya, and The Cherry Orchard?", "qAns": [ "anton chekhov" ] }, { "qId": 4433, "qText": "Which Football League club play their home games at Kingsmeadow, also known as the Cherry Red Records Stadium?", "qAns": [ "afc wimbledon" ] }, { "qId": 4434, "qText": "The Churn, the Windrush, the Cherwell and the Mole are all tributaries of which major river?", "qAns": [ "river thames" ] }, { "qId": 4435, "qText": "Cheryl Crane, aged 14, the daughter of which US actress, fatally stabbed her mother's boyfriend, Johnny Stampano in 1958, while defending her mother?", "qAns": [ "lana turner" ] }, { "qId": 4436, "qText": "Which university did Cheryl Miller attend?", "qAns": [ "university of southern california" ] }, { "qId": 4437, "qText": "In which US state would you find the cities of Chesapeake, Roanoke and Fredericksburg?", "qAns": [ "virginia" ] }, { "qId": 4438, "qText": "In which book would you find the Cheshire Cat?", "qAns": [ "alice's adventures in wonderland" ] }, { "qId": 4439, "qText": "What is the administrative centre of Cheshire?", "qAns": [ "chester" ] }, { "qId": 4440, "qText": "The 66 mile long Shropshire Union Canal links the city of Wolverhampton to which town situated in Cheshire?", "qAns": [ "ellesmere port" ] }, { "qId": 4441, "qText": "Deva was the Roman name for which Cheshire city?", "qAns": [ "chester" ] }, { "qId": 4442, "qText": "What was the job of Chesley B Sullenberger III that made him famous on 15 January 2009?", "qAns": [ "pilot in command" ] }, { "qId": 4443, "qText": "In what country did chess originate?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 4444, "qText": "In what country is chess thought to have originated?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 4445, "qText": "In 1985, Barbara Dickson released I Know Him So Well from the musical Chess, which remains the biggest-selling record by a female duo, with what other singer?", "qAns": [ "elaine paige" ] }, { "qId": 4446, "qText": "Chester Bennington is a member of which band of the 2000s?", "qAns": [ "linkin park" ] }, { "qId": 4447, "qText": "In 1947, a research physicist Chester Carlson set up which company to sell his invention, an office machine?", "qAns": [ "xerox" ] }, { "qId": 4448, "qText": "What comic strip, introduced by Chester Gould in 1931, features the adventures of a hard hitting, fast-shooting, and intelligent police detective?", "qAns": [ "dick tracy" ] }, { "qId": 4449, "qText": "What long running comic strip character, created by Chester Gould, is described as a hard-hitting, fast-shooting and intelligent police detective with a love of trench coats and fedoras?", "qAns": [ "dick tracy" ] }, { "qId": 4450, "qText": "Who is the most famous cartoon creation of Chester Gould?", "qAns": [ "dick tracy" ] }, { "qId": 4451, "qText": "American jazz musician Chet Baker was a virtuoso player of the?", "qAns": [ "trumpet" ] }, { "qId": 4452, "qText": "What instrument did jazz musician, Chet Baker play?", "qAns": [ "trumpet" ] }, { "qId": 4453, "qText": "In which city would you find Victoria Peak, Victoria Harbour, Tai Mo Shan, Lantau Island, Cheung Chau, Lamma Island, Peng Chau and Tsing Yi Island?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 4454, "qText": "What car, intended as a competitor to the Ford Mustang, was unveiled at a press conference by Chevrolet on 12 September 1966?", "qAns": [ "chevrolet camaro" ] }, { "qId": 4455, "qText": "September 29, 1966 saw the introduction of what Chevrolet muscle car, still in production today, whose name supposedly means a small, vicious animal that eats Mustangs.?", "qAns": [ "chevrolet camaro" ] }, { "qId": 4456, "qText": "In Star Wars what alien species is Chewbacca?", "qAns": [ "wookiee" ] }, { "qId": 4457, "qText": "In the 'Star Wars' films, what sort of creature is Chewbacca?", "qAns": [ "wookiee" ] }, { "qId": 4458, "qText": "What type of creature is Chewbacca?", "qAns": [ "wookiee" ] }, { "qId": 4459, "qText": "In Star Wars, what species is Chewbacca?", "qAns": [ "wookie" ] }, { "qId": 4460, "qText": "What American state has the capital Cheyenne?", "qAns": [ "wyoming" ] }, { "qId": 4461, "qText": "Which country was proclaimed a People's Republic on 1 October 1949, following the defeat of forces led by Chiang Kai-shek?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 4462, "qText": "Chianti must contain at least 75% of which Italian grape variety?", "qAns": [ "sangiovese" ] }, { "qId": 4463, "qText": "What is the main grape used in the production of Chianti wine?", "qAns": [ "sangiovese" ] }, { "qId": 4464, "qText": "What variety of grape is used to produce the Italian red wine Chianti?", "qAns": [ "sangiovese" ] }, { "qId": 4465, "qText": "Which is the main red grape of Chianti wine?", "qAns": [ "sangiovese" ] }, { "qId": 4466, "qText": "'Smokestack Lightnin' and 'Red Rooster' were originally recorded by which Chicago blues singer?", "qAns": [ "howlin' wolf" ] }, { "qId": 4467, "qText": "Which of the Great Lakes touches Chicago?", "qAns": [ "lake michigan" ] }, { "qId": 4468, "qText": "Which American state is Chicago in?", "qAns": [ "illinois" ] }, { "qId": 4469, "qText": "What is the name of the famous Chicago building that is 110 storeys high?", "qAns": [ "sears tower" ] }, { "qId": 4470, "qText": "The second oldest ballpark in the Major Leagues, where do the Chicago Cubs play their home games?", "qAns": [ "wrigley field" ] }, { "qId": 4471, "qText": "Born in Argentina in 1942, which pianist and conductor has been has been music director of the Berlin State Opera since 1992, and was music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 1991 to 2006?", "qAns": [ "daniel barenboim" ] }, { "qId": 4472, "qText": "Gordon Beckham plays which sport for the Chicago White Sox?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 4473, "qText": "Who was the forefather of the style known as Chicano Rock?", "qAns": [ "ritchie valens" ] }, { "qId": 4474, "qText": "Who featured on the 2010 Ludacris hit My Chick Bad?", "qAns": [ "nicki minaj" ] }, { "qId": 4475, "qText": "What is the common name for the part of the chicken egg known as the albumen?", "qAns": [ "egg white" ] }, { "qId": 4476, "qText": "Which comedian starred in the ABC sitcom Chicken Soup?", "qAns": [ "jackie mason" ] }, { "qId": 4477, "qText": "Trujillo and Chiclayo are cities in which country in the Americas?", "qAns": [ "peru" ] }, { "qId": 4478, "qText": "In which Italian city does the 'Serie A' football team Chievo play its home games?", "qAns": [ "verona" ] }, { "qId": 4479, "qText": "The Chihauhau dog derives it's name from a town in which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 4480, "qText": "Chihuahua dogs originate from which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 4481, "qText": "Which word beginning with 'o' is the branch of medical science that deals with pregnancy and childbirth?", "qAns": [ "obstetrics" ] }, { "qId": 4482, "qText": "Which of the Romantic poets wrote the epic semi- autobiographical poem 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage'?", "qAns": [ "lord byron" ] }, { "qId": 4483, "qText": "Who wrote the poem Childe Harold's Pilgrimage?", "qAns": [ "lord byron" ] }, { "qId": 4484, "qText": "Who founded ChildLine and presented That's Life?", "qAns": [ "esther rantzen" ] }, { "qId": 4485, "qText": "Which British composer wrote 'A Child Of Our Time' incorporating Negro spirituals, in 1941?", "qAns": [ "michael tippett" ] }, { "qId": 4486, "qText": "Which composer wrote the 1944 oratorio A Child of our Time?", "qAns": [ "michael tippett" ] }, { "qId": 4487, "qText": "Which modern children's author, a former Children's Laureate, wrote '4 Children and It' in 2012?", "qAns": [ "jacqueline wilson" ] }, { "qId": 4488, "qText": "What bird is the symbol of Children's Penguin books ?", "qAns": [ "puffin" ] }, { "qId": 4489, "qText": "Tomorrow marks the anniversary of the debut of what long running children's television series, originally produced by the Children's Television Workshop?", "qAns": [ "sesame street" ] }, { "qId": 4490, "qText": "What long running children's TV series, produced by The Children's Television Workshop, was first aired on Nov 10, 1969 and has broadcast 4212 shows to date?", "qAns": [ "sesame street" ] }, { "qId": 4491, "qText": "Which British poet wrote 'A Child's Christmas in Wales'?", "qAns": [ "dylan thomas" ] }, { "qId": 4492, "qText": "Who has presented Give Us A Clue, Child's Play, and Crackerjack?", "qAns": [ "michael aspel" ] }, { "qId": 4493, "qText": "What is the main language spoken in Chile?", "qAns": [ "spanish" ] }, { "qId": 4494, "qText": "What is the official language of Chile?", "qAns": [ "spanish" ] }, { "qId": 4495, "qText": "What is the most southerly town in Chile, on the Straits of Magellan?", "qAns": [ "punta arenas" ] }, { "qId": 4496, "qText": "The various varieties of chilli pepper belong to which genus of plants?", "qAns": [ "capsicum" ] }, { "qId": 4497, "qText": "From which musical did the song 'Chim Chim Cheree' come?", "qAns": [ "mary poppins" ] }, { "qId": 4498, "qText": "Chim Chim Cheree, I Love to Laugh and Feed the Birds are all songs from which film?", "qAns": [ "mary poppins" ] }, { "qId": 4499, "qText": "What is the name of Tarzan's chimpanzee friend?", "qAns": [ "cheeta" ] }, { "qId": 4500, "qText": "What country, after having governed it for 155 years, transferred its sovereignty of Hong Kong to China in 1997?", "qAns": [ "united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 4501, "qText": "Which is the most heavily populated city in China?", "qAns": [ "shanghai" ] }, { "qId": 4502, "qText": "Similar to John Reed's Ten Days that Shook the World, which influential 1930s book by Edgar Snow is an account of the Communist Party of China?", "qAns": [ "red star over china" ] }, { "qId": 4503, "qText": "In 2012, who was elected as General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and will serve as the leader of China until 2022, arguably becoming the most powerful man in the world ?", "qAns": [ "xi jinping" ] }, { "qId": 4504, "qText": "What is the capital of China?", "qAns": [ "beijing" ] }, { "qId": 4505, "qText": "What de-facto independent country does China claim ownership of?", "qAns": [ "taiwan" ] }, { "qId": 4506, "qText": "Which Asian country`s central bank is called the Central Bank of China?", "qAns": [ "taiwan" ] }, { "qId": 4507, "qText": "What region did China annex?", "qAns": [ "tibet" ] }, { "qId": 4508, "qText": "What is the capital city of China?", "qAns": [ "beijing" ] }, { "qId": 4509, "qText": "The Gobi desert is situated in China and which other country?", "qAns": [ "mongolia" ] }, { "qId": 4510, "qText": "What country does China have its longest land border with?", "qAns": [ "mongolia" ] }, { "qId": 4511, "qText": "In the 1950s, which country on the east coast of the Bay of Bengal was bordered by Pakistan, India, Tibet, China, French Indo China and Siam?", "qAns": [ "myanmar" ] }, { "qId": 4512, "qText": "Which country on the east coast of the Bay of Bengal is bordered by China, Laos, Thailand, Bangladesh and Nepal?", "qAns": [ "myanmar" ] }, { "qId": 4513, "qText": "In population terms, what is the largest city in China?", "qAns": [ "shanghai" ] }, { "qId": 4514, "qText": "What is the largest city in China, which is thought to be the most densely populated area in the world?", "qAns": [ "shanghai" ] }, { "qId": 4515, "qText": "The second longest river in China, the Yellow River, is known locally as what?", "qAns": [ "yellow river" ] }, { "qId": 4516, "qText": "When the Chinese Nationalist Party lost the civil war to the Communist Party in 1949, it relocated to which island and established Taipei as the Republic Of China's provisional capital?", "qAns": [ "taiwan" ] }, { "qId": 4517, "qText": "Which river with a vast delta to the South china Sea rises as the Za Qu in Tibet?", "qAns": [ "mekong" ] }, { "qId": 4518, "qText": "Who had a No 1 in the 80's with China in Your Hand?", "qAns": [ "t'pau" ] }, { "qId": 4519, "qText": "Which actor starred in the films The China Syndrome and Disclosure?", "qAns": [ "michael douglas" ] }, { "qId": 4520, "qText": "Who directed the 1974 film `Chinatown`?", "qAns": [ "roman polanski" ] }, { "qId": 4521, "qText": "Who played the role of J J Gittes in the 1974 film 'Chinatown'?", "qAns": [ "jack nicholson" ] }, { "qId": 4522, "qText": "Sometimes called elephant or chinese chess, what is this game known as in the Asian Games?", "qAns": [ "xiangqi" ] }, { "qId": 4523, "qText": "Chinese Democracy was the long awaited 2008 album release of which band?", "qAns": [ "guns n' roses" ] }, { "qId": 4524, "qText": "Which Cabinet member is the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?", "qAns": [ "iain duncan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4525, "qText": "Which cabinet minister is MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?", "qAns": [ "iain duncan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4526, "qText": "Which former party leader is MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?", "qAns": [ "iain duncan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4527, "qText": "Which member of the cabinet is the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?", "qAns": [ "iain duncan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4528, "qText": "Which is the correct title of a 2003 Chingy hit.?", "qAns": [ "right thurr" ] }, { "qId": 4529, "qText": "Who produced the first Chinook helicopter in 1961?", "qAns": [ "boeing" ] }, { "qId": 4530, "qText": "What kind of animal are Chip and Dale?", "qAns": [ "chipmunk" ] }, { "qId": 4531, "qText": "Chiswick Eyot is a small island in which body of water in England?", "qAns": [ "river thames" ] }, { "qId": 4532, "qText": "The coastal city of Chittagong is in which country?", "qAns": [ "bangladesh" ] }, { "qId": 4533, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Chitty Chitty Bang Bang : The Magical Car?", "qAns": [ "ian fleming" ] }, { "qId": 4534, "qText": "In the 1968 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang who buys the car from garage owner Mr Coggins and rebuilds it?", "qAns": [ "caractacus pott" ] }, { "qId": 4535, "qText": "What is the name of the absent-minded inventor in the 1968 film 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'?", "qAns": [ "caractacus pott" ] }, { "qId": 4536, "qText": "Which British author co-wrote the script for the 1968 film 'Chitty Chitty Bang Bang'?", "qAns": [ "roald dahl" ] }, { "qId": 4537, "qText": "What English write, author of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and The Diamond Smugglers, plus dozens of others, lived on the Jamaican estate Goldeneye?", "qAns": [ "ian fleming" ] }, { "qId": 4538, "qText": "Of what family are Onion, garlic, shallot, leek and chive?", "qAns": [ "allium" ] }, { "qId": 4539, "qText": "What 2009 science fiction disaster film starring John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda Peet, Oliver Platt, Danny Glover, Thandie Newton, and Woody Harrelson references Mayanism and the Mesoamerican Long Count calendar, depicting a series of Doomsday scenarios that plunge the world into chaos?", "qAns": [ "2012" ] }, { "qId": 4540, "qText": "Jess Wright, Chloe Sims, Lauren Pope and James Argent all appear in which British Television reality show?", "qAns": [ "the only way is essex" ] }, { "qId": 4541, "qText": "In which country are the wine producing regions Huasco Valley and Choapa Valley?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 4542, "qText": "Who wrote the 1999 novel Chocolat set in the French village of Lansquenet-sous-Tannes?", "qAns": [ "joanne harris" ] }, { "qId": 4543, "qText": "Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1998 with Chocolate Salty Balls?", "qAns": [ "chef" ] }, { "qId": 4544, "qText": "Choiseul, Guadalcanal and Malaita are all part of which island group?", "qAns": [ "solomon islands" ] }, { "qId": 4545, "qText": "The islands Santa Ysabel, Choiseul, Guadalcanal, Malaita and San Cristbal are in which group?", "qAns": [ "solomon islands" ] }, { "qId": 4546, "qText": "Chopin Airport is in which European city?", "qAns": [ "warsaw" ] }, { "qId": 4547, "qText": "Which city is served by Chopin Airport?", "qAns": [ "warsaw" ] }, { "qId": 4548, "qText": "In which country was Chopin born?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 4549, "qText": "In which country was the composer Chopin born?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 4550, "qText": "Early Sunday Morning and Chop Suey are works by which artist?", "qAns": [ "hopper" ] }, { "qId": 4551, "qText": "The principal Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons has the official title Chairman of Ways and Means. Who is the current holder of the post, the MP for Chorley?", "qAns": [ "lindsay hoyle" ] }, { "qId": 4552, "qText": "Who wrote the music for the musical A Chorus Line?", "qAns": [ "marvin hamlisch" ] }, { "qId": 4553, "qText": "Who wrote the play A Chorus of Disapproval?", "qAns": [ "alan ayckbourn" ] }, { "qId": 4554, "qText": "Chris Andrews got to no.3 in '65 with a title whose initials were YM. What was it?", "qAns": [ "yesterday man" ] }, { "qId": 4555, "qText": "LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade play what sport professionally for the Miami Heat?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 4556, "qText": "What was the title of the 2012 duet between Rihanna and Chris Brown?", "qAns": [ "birthday cake" ] }, { "qId": 4557, "qText": "What was the name of the act comprising of Gemma Abbey and Chris Cromby who became the first UK act to receive no points overall?", "qAns": [ "jemini" ] }, { "qId": 4558, "qText": "In which country was Chris de Burgh born?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4559, "qText": "In which country was singer Chris de Burgh born?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4560, "qText": "Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook founded which band in 1974?", "qAns": [ "squeeze" ] }, { "qId": 4561, "qText": "At what weight did boxer Chris Eubank win the WBO title in 1990?", "qAns": [ "middleweight" ] }, { "qId": 4562, "qText": "Which sportsman did tennis,player Chris Evert marry in 2008?", "qAns": [ "greg norman" ] }, { "qId": 4563, "qText": "Which Coronation Street character has been played fro several years by Chris Gascoyne?", "qAns": [ "peter barlow" ] }, { "qId": 4564, "qText": "Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes developed what online computer application?", "qAns": [ "facebook" ] }, { "qId": 4565, "qText": "What system, available on the internet, was founded by Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes?", "qAns": [ "facebook" ] }, { "qId": 4566, "qText": "Which Best Picture nominated movie tells the story of US soldier, 'Chris' Kyle?", "qAns": [ "american sniper" ] }, { "qId": 4567, "qText": "Who are Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant?", "qAns": [ "pet shop boys" ] }, { "qId": 4568, "qText": "Which actress is married to singer Chris Martin?", "qAns": [ "gwyneth paltrow" ] }, { "qId": 4569, "qText": "Chris Martin is the lead singer with which band who had several hits in the 2000s?", "qAns": [ "coldplay" ] }, { "qId": 4570, "qText": "Chris Martin is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist with which group?", "qAns": [ "coldplay" ] }, { "qId": 4571, "qText": "Which band has Chris Martin as the lead singer?", "qAns": [ "coldplay" ] }, { "qId": 4572, "qText": "Chris O'Dowd plays the imaginary friend of a young boy in rural Ireland in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "moone boy" ] }, { "qId": 4573, "qText": "Chris Stein, Debbie Harry, Clem Burke, Jimmy Destri and Gary Valentine, originally billed as Angel and the Snake, achieved fame under what name?", "qAns": [ "blondie" ] }, { "qId": 4574, "qText": "Which authour`s real name was Charles Dodgson and was a mathematics instructor at Christ Church Oxford?", "qAns": [ "lewis carroll" ] }, { "qId": 4575, "qText": "In 2011, Christian Bale won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his role as an assistant to his half-brother in which boxing related film?", "qAns": [ "the fighter" ] }, { "qId": 4576, "qText": "Films - Russell Crowe and Christian Bale starred in a remake of which famous western?", "qAns": [ "3:10 to yuma" ] }, { "qId": 4577, "qText": "In which book of the Christian Bible is the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead?", "qAns": [ "john" ] }, { "qId": 4578, "qText": "On the western Christian calendar, what date is Twelfth Day?", "qAns": [ "january 6" ] }, { "qId": 4579, "qText": "What Christian festival commemorates the coming of the Three Wise Men to Bethlehem?", "qAns": [ "epiphany" ] }, { "qId": 4580, "qText": "What Christian holiday falls on the Sunday before Easter?", "qAns": [ "palm sunday" ] }, { "qId": 4581, "qText": "What is the Scottish name for All Saints Day, a Christian ceremony grafted onto an ancient pagan ceremony?", "qAns": [ "halloween" ] }, { "qId": 4582, "qText": "What was the name of the series of religiously sanctioned military campaigns between 1095 and 1291 waged by much of Latin Christian Europe to restore Christian control of the Holy Land?", "qAns": [ "crusades" ] }, { "qId": 4583, "qText": "Christian Grey is a character in what recent book trilogy?", "qAns": [ "fifty shades of grey" ] }, { "qId": 4584, "qText": "To which, position did Joachim Gauck succeed Christian Wulff in spring 2012?", "qAns": [ "president of germany" ] }, { "qId": 4585, "qText": "Which singer married model Christie Brinkley in 1985?", "qAns": [ "billy joel" ] }, { "qId": 4586, "qText": "Of which country did Christina Kirchner become President in 2007?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 4587, "qText": "Which singer and actress first performed the role of Christine in Phantom of the Opera in the West End in 1986?", "qAns": [ "sarah brightman" ] }, { "qId": 4588, "qText": "What is the name of Tiny Tim's father in the story, 'A Christmas Carol'?", "qAns": [ "bob cratchit" ] }, { "qId": 4589, "qText": "On Christmas day in 2000, which country officially established a new National Anthem?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 4590, "qText": "Christmas Disease is another name for one of the forms of which hereditary genetic disorder?", "qAns": [ "haemophilia" ] }, { "qId": 4591, "qText": "Which current Broadway musical has a Japanese therapist character called Christmas Eve?", "qAns": [ "avenue q" ] }, { "qId": 4592, "qText": "Christmas Island, in the Indian Ocean, is a territory of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 4593, "qText": "What currency is used on Christmas Island?", "qAns": [ "australian dollar" ] }, { "qId": 4594, "qText": "Who composed the Christmas Oratorio and The Coffee Cantata?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 4595, "qText": "Which 20th century artist's works include 'Christ Of St. John Of The Cross' and 'Metamorphosis Of Narcissus'?", "qAns": [ "salvador dali" ] }, { "qId": 4596, "qText": "In May 2001, Christopher Bailey was appointed creative director of which British luxury fashion house that manufactures clothing, fragrances and fashion accessories?", "qAns": [ "burberry" ] }, { "qId": 4597, "qText": "Which mode of transport was invented by Sir Christopher Cockerell?", "qAns": [ "hovercraft" ] }, { "qId": 4598, "qText": "Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in which city and former Republic?", "qAns": [ "genoa" ] }, { "qId": 4599, "qText": "In which city was Christopher Columbus born?", "qAns": [ "genoa" ] }, { "qId": 4600, "qText": "In which Italian city was Christopher Columbus born?", "qAns": [ "genoa" ] }, { "qId": 4601, "qText": "Name the Town and Country where Christopher Columbus was born?", "qAns": [ "genoa" ] }, { "qId": 4602, "qText": "The explorer and navigator, Christopher Columbus, was born around 1451, in which city?", "qAns": [ "genoa" ] }, { "qId": 4603, "qText": "What nationality was Christopher Columbus?", "qAns": [ "italian" ] }, { "qId": 4604, "qText": "Christopher Eccleston, Kerry Fox and Ewan McGregor played flatmates in which 1994 film?", "qAns": [ "shallow grave" ] }, { "qId": 4605, "qText": "Christopher Jones was captain of which famous ship?", "qAns": [ "mayflower" ] }, { "qId": 4606, "qText": "What character did Christopher Lee play in two Star Wars movies?", "qAns": [ "count dooku" ] }, { "qId": 4607, "qText": "Which spin-off from a 60s sitcom was a 1999 movie with Jeff Daniels and Christopher Lloyd?", "qAns": [ "my favorite martian" ] }, { "qId": 4608, "qText": "Christopher Reeve had the title role in the first of which series of films?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 4609, "qText": "What was Christopher Reeve's first movie?", "qAns": [ "gray lady down" ] }, { "qId": 4610, "qText": "Which writer was the father of Christopher Robin?", "qAns": [ "a. a. milne" ] }, { "qId": 4611, "qText": "Christopher Walken won the best supporting actor Oscar in 1979 for his role in which film?", "qAns": [ "the deer hunter" ] }, { "qId": 4612, "qText": "Which London landmark was designed by Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate the Great Fire of London?", "qAns": [ "monument to the great fire of london" ] }, { "qId": 4613, "qText": "Over which city does the statue of Christ the Redeemer look?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 4614, "qText": "Explorer, Chrome, Safari and Firefox are among the most globally popular what (in early 2000s)?", "qAns": [ "web browser" ] }, { "qId": 4615, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with G is a segment of DNA located in chromosomes in the human body?", "qAns": [ "gene" ] }, { "qId": 4616, "qText": "Which Benedictine monk wrote 'Chronica Majora', a history of the world from the creation to 1959?", "qAns": [ "matthew paris" ] }, { "qId": 4617, "qText": "Who is the New Zealander who directed Shrek, Shrek 2, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe and The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian?", "qAns": [ "andrew adamson" ] }, { "qId": 4618, "qText": "Which was the title of the 7th and final book in the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis?", "qAns": [ "the last battle" ] }, { "qId": 4619, "qText": "Which, chronologically, is the first of the Chronicles of Narnia, although it was the sixth of the series of books written by author C. S. Lewis?", "qAns": [ "the magician's nephew" ] }, { "qId": 4620, "qText": "Which American band released their first mini-LP `Chronic Town` in 1982?", "qAns": [ "r.e.m." ] }, { "qId": 4621, "qText": "What does a chronometer measure?", "qAns": [ "time" ] }, { "qId": 4622, "qText": "'Ida May' was the original title of which hit single by Chuck Berry?", "qAns": [ "maybellene" ] }, { "qId": 4623, "qText": "What was the name of Chuck Berry`s 1972 hit which gave him his first number one?", "qAns": [ "my ding-a-ling" ] }, { "qId": 4624, "qText": "What was Chuck Berry's first hit record?", "qAns": [ "maybellene" ] }, { "qId": 4625, "qText": "The bells were ringing for Chuck Berry when this song made it to No1. His first and only British No. 1. What song?", "qAns": [ "my ding-a-ling" ] }, { "qId": 4626, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Chuck Connors in The Rifleman?", "qAns": [ "lucas mccain" ] }, { "qId": 4627, "qText": "What brand name are Chuck Taylor sneakers sold under?", "qAns": [ "converse" ] }, { "qId": 4628, "qText": "Which of these was the title of a 1957 hit for Chuck Willis?", "qAns": [ "cc rider" ] }, { "qId": 4629, "qText": "What was the name of the bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky?", "qAns": [ "tiffany" ] }, { "qId": 4630, "qText": "What was the first film starring Chucky?", "qAns": [ "child's play" ] }, { "qId": 4631, "qText": "The Chukchi, Beaufort, and Barents are all seas in which ocean?", "qAns": [ "arctic" ] }, { "qId": 4632, "qText": "Chulalongkorn University is the oldest university in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 4633, "qText": "March 10, 1940 saw the birthday of what totally badassed action star, christened as Carlos Ray, who created a martial arts style known as Chun Kuk Do?", "qAns": [ "chuck norris" ] }, { "qId": 4634, "qText": "Which American actor founded his own martial art style called Chun Kuk Do?", "qAns": [ "chuck norris" ] }, { "qId": 4635, "qText": "Which American horse race is run at Churchill Downs?", "qAns": [ "kentucky derby" ] }, { "qId": 4636, "qText": "Which US horse race for three year-old thoroughbred horses is held on the first Saturday in May, over one and a quarter miles (2 km) at Churchill Downs?", "qAns": [ "kentucky derby" ] }, { "qId": 4637, "qText": "What is the name for a person who is a member of the Church of England?", "qAns": [ "anglicanism" ] }, { "qId": 4638, "qText": "The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, built on the site of the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, is in which Russian city?", "qAns": [ "saint petersburg" ] }, { "qId": 4639, "qText": "Who was the director of the CIA from 1976-81?", "qAns": [ "george bush" ] }, { "qId": 4640, "qText": "Name the CIA employee who famously became a whistleblower in 2013, revealing details of US/UK mass public surveillance?", "qAns": [ "edward snowden" ] }, { "qId": 4641, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Cider House Rules?", "qAns": [ "john irving" ] }, { "qId": 4642, "qText": "Cilantro is the leaf of which herb?", "qAns": [ "coriander" ] }, { "qId": 4643, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with U is the pigmented layer of the eye, lying beneath the sclera and cornea, and comprising of the iris, choroid and ciliary body?", "qAns": [ "uvea" ] }, { "qId": 4644, "qText": "Who played Cilla Black in the 2014 ITV drama series Cilla?", "qAns": [ "sheridan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4645, "qText": "in which 1964 Gerry and the Pacemakers film did Cilla Black appear?", "qAns": [ "ferry cross the mersey" ] }, { "qId": 4646, "qText": "Who played the title role in the recent ITV biographical drama Cilla?", "qAns": [ "sheridan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4647, "qText": "Who played the role of Cilla in the biopic shown on TV in 2014?", "qAns": [ "sheridan smith" ] }, { "qId": 4648, "qText": "What sport is played by the Cincinnati Bengals?", "qAns": [ "american football" ] }, { "qId": 4649, "qText": "Which television personality was elected the mayor of Cincinnati in 1977?", "qAns": [ "jerry springer" ] }, { "qId": 4650, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1965 film `The Cincinnati Kid`?", "qAns": [ "steve mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 4651, "qText": "Cinder Cone, composite, and shield are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "volcano" ] }, { "qId": 4652, "qText": "Who composed the music for the ballet Cinderella?", "qAns": [ "sergei prokofiev" ] }, { "qId": 4653, "qText": "Who wrote the original French fairytale, Cinderella, on which the ballet was based?", "qAns": [ "charles perrault" ] }, { "qId": 4654, "qText": "What brothers compiled fairy tales including Cinderella and Rumpelstiltskin?", "qAns": [ "brothers grimm" ] }, { "qId": 4655, "qText": "Who played boxer James Braddock in the 2005 biopic Cinderella Man?", "qAns": [ "russell crowe" ] }, { "qId": 4656, "qText": "Who played boxer Jim Braddock in the 2005 film 'Cinderella man'?", "qAns": [ "russell crowe" ] }, { "qId": 4657, "qText": "The 2007 film 'Cinderella Man' is a biopic of which boxer?", "qAns": [ "james j. braddock" ] }, { "qId": 4658, "qText": "Cindy Birdsong was a member of which singing group?", "qAns": [ "the supremes" ] }, { "qId": 4659, "qText": "What was the title of the first feature film made in Cinemascope?", "qAns": [ "the robe" ] }, { "qId": 4660, "qText": "'Cio-Cio San' and her maid 'Suzuki' appear in which Puccini opera?", "qAns": [ "madama butterfly" ] }, { "qId": 4661, "qText": "Who bad a number 1 in the 1980's with Circle in the Sand?", "qAns": [ "belinda carlisle" ] }, { "qId": 4662, "qText": "Circus was a 2008 single and album by which popstar?", "qAns": [ "britney spears" ] }, { "qId": 4663, "qText": "Which 12 century Cistercian abbey stood just outside Ripon?", "qAns": [ "fountains abbey" ] }, { "qId": 4664, "qText": "Who directed the film Citizen Kane (1941)?", "qAns": [ "orson welles" ] }, { "qId": 4665, "qText": "Who produced, directed and starred in `Citizen Kane`?", "qAns": [ "orson welles" ] }, { "qId": 4666, "qText": "Who wrote, directed, and starred in Citizen Kane?", "qAns": [ "orson welles" ] }, { "qId": 4667, "qText": "Who devised the TV series 'Citizen Smith'?", "qAns": [ "john sullivan" ] }, { "qId": 4668, "qText": "Tower, Albert and Vauxhall are all bridges in which European city?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 4669, "qText": "Wembley Stadium is in what city?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 4670, "qText": "Who has presented City Hospital, Departure Lounge and Last Choir Standing?", "qAns": [ "nick knowles" ] }, { "qId": 4671, "qText": "Who starred in the films: The Gold Rush, City Lights & Modern Times?", "qAns": [ "charlie chaplin" ] }, { "qId": 4672, "qText": "The River Yarra flows through which city?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 4673, "qText": "The city of London in Ontario, Canada stands on which river?", "qAns": [ "river thames" ] }, { "qId": 4674, "qText": "In which Australian state is the city of Mount Isa, famous for its mineral deposits?", "qAns": [ "queensland" ] }, { "qId": 4675, "qText": "Which English singer-songwriter's pet spaniel was a special guest at his civil partnership ceremony?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 4676, "qText": "Abraham Lincoln was president of the Union during the civil war. Who was the president of the Confederate States?", "qAns": [ "jefferson davis" ] }, { "qId": 4677, "qText": "In which country was there a civil war between 1861 and 1865, which was lost by the Confederate forces?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 4678, "qText": "In what country did the Tamil Tigers fight a civil war?", "qAns": [ "sri lanka" ] }, { "qId": 4679, "qText": "What famed documentarian, a staple of PBS, has produced films on The Civil War, Baseball, Jazz, World War II, and National Parks?", "qAns": [ "ken burns" ] }, { "qId": 4680, "qText": "In which TV series did Alison Janney play 'C.J. Cregg', a Press Secretary?", "qAns": [ "west wing" ] }, { "qId": 4681, "qText": "What is the administrative centre for the Scottish Unitary Authority of Clackmannanshire?", "qAns": [ "alloa" ] }, { "qId": 4682, "qText": "Which town is the administrative headquarters of Clackmannanshire District Council?", "qAns": [ "alloa" ] }, { "qId": 4683, "qText": "Peter Blake, Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg, and Jim Dine were amongst the leading exponents of which 1950's / 60's style of painting?", "qAns": [ "pop art" ] }, { "qId": 4684, "qText": "Which Frenchman composed Clair de lune, the famous third movement of Suite bergamasque?", "qAns": [ "claude debussy" ] }, { "qId": 4685, "qText": "The Clair de Lune is a popular work by which composer?", "qAns": [ "debussy" ] }, { "qId": 4686, "qText": "Claire Skinner plays a wife and mother in which TV comedy?", "qAns": [ "outnumbered" ] }, { "qId": 4687, "qText": "Which film, directed by John Ford and starring John Wayne, John Carradine and Claire Trevor, was indirectly based on Guy de Maupassant's story Boule de Suif?", "qAns": [ "stagecoach" ] }, { "qId": 4688, "qText": "First shown in 1984, which sit-com featured the characters Cliff and Clair Huxtable?", "qAns": [ "the cosby show" ] }, { "qId": 4689, "qText": "Which 19th Century poet wrote 'Clancy of the Overflow'?", "qAns": [ "banjo paterson" ] }, { "qId": 4690, "qText": "In which ballet is Clara taken to the Kingdom of Sweets after she helps to defeat the evil Mouse King?", "qAns": [ "the nutcracker" ] }, { "qId": 4691, "qText": "Xavier Rolet succeeded Clara Furse to a major job in which establishment during May 2009?", "qAns": [ "london stock exchange" ] }, { "qId": 4692, "qText": "Which composer was married to Clara Wieck from 1840 until his death in 1856?", "qAns": [ "robert schumann" ] }, { "qId": 4693, "qText": "Clare Grogan, singer with Altered Images first found fame as an actress in which film?", "qAns": [ "gregory's girl" ] }, { "qId": 4694, "qText": "What film about racial prejudice in the USA by Clarence Brown, from a novel by William Faulkner, involved a black boy, a white boy and an old woman assisting a black man accused of murder?", "qAns": [ "intruder in the dust" ] }, { "qId": 4695, "qText": "Clarence Darrow (1857-1938), fictionalized by Tracey, Spacey, and Fonda among others, was a famous American libertarian and?", "qAns": [ "lawyer" ] }, { "qId": 4696, "qText": "In which 1960's TV series did Clarence the cross-eyed lion appear?", "qAns": [ "daktari" ] }, { "qId": 4697, "qText": "Who played Clarice Starling in the film Hannibal?", "qAns": [ "julianne moore" ] }, { "qId": 4698, "qText": "In which film did Jodie Foster play FBI agent Clarice Starling?", "qAns": [ "the silence of the lambs" ] }, { "qId": 4699, "qText": "What is the name of the clarified butter used in Indian cookery?", "qAns": [ "ghee" ] }, { "qId": 4700, "qText": "What is the name of the semi-fluid, clarified butter used in Indian cookery?", "qAns": [ "ghee" ] }, { "qId": 4701, "qText": "Which jazz musician, he played the tenor sax and clarinet, was nicknamed 'Prez'?", "qAns": [ "lester young" ] }, { "qId": 4702, "qText": "Which American jazz musician, clarinettist and bandleader, known as King of Swing, Patriarch of the Clarinet, The Professor, and Swing's Senior Statesman, in the mid-1930s led one of the most popular musical groups in America, which was also one of the first racially-integrated musical groups?", "qAns": [ "benny goodman" ] }, { "qId": 4703, "qText": "Clarissa Churchill was the second wife of which British Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "anthony eden" ] }, { "qId": 4704, "qText": "Which 18th Century author wrote 'Clarissa' (or 'The History of a Young Lady), said to be the longest novel in the English language?", "qAns": [ "samuel richardson" ] }, { "qId": 4705, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Mrs. Dalloway' about a day in the life of 'Clarissa Dalloway' in post-World War One England?", "qAns": [ "virginia woolf" ] }, { "qId": 4706, "qText": "Which actor, possibly best known for his portrayal of Clark Griswald, hosted the American Acadamy Awards Ceremony in both 1987 and 1988?", "qAns": [ "chevy chase" ] }, { "qId": 4707, "qText": "Fictional characters Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen work for which newspaper?", "qAns": [ "daily planet" ] }, { "qId": 4708, "qText": "What is the town called in which 'Clark Kent' grew up?", "qAns": [ "smallville" ] }, { "qId": 4709, "qText": "For which paper was reporter Clark Kent/Superman employed?", "qAns": [ "daily planet" ] }, { "qId": 4710, "qText": "Which guitarist had a 1968 hit with the self-penned instrumental Classical Gas?", "qAns": [ "mason williams" ] }, { "qId": 4711, "qText": "Who wrote and had a hit with the instrumental Classical Gas?", "qAns": [ "mason williams" ] }, { "qId": 4712, "qText": "Whose first symphony of 1917 is known as The Classical Symphony?", "qAns": [ "sergei prokofiev" ] }, { "qId": 4713, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Paavo Nurmi, Ville Ritola, Clas Thunberg and Lasse Virn represented which country?", "qAns": [ "finland" ] }, { "qId": 4714, "qText": "Historical figures John Rann, John MacLaine, James Hind and Claude Duval were all notorious what?", "qAns": [ "highwayman" ] }, { "qId": 4715, "qText": "Which TV comedy drama series featured a character called Claude Erskine-Brown?", "qAns": [ "rumpole of the bailey" ] }, { "qId": 4716, "qText": "The Claude Francois song Comme d'habitude (translation as usual) was a hit in English for Frank Sinatra under what title?", "qAns": [ "my way" ] }, { "qId": 4717, "qText": "In which 1959 film did an opera singer called Claude Heater play Jesus Christ, but was not creedited as his face was never shown ?", "qAns": [ "ben-hur" ] }, { "qId": 4718, "qText": "The first ten series of which long running TV drama featured the character Claude Jeremiah Greengrass?", "qAns": [ "heartbeat" ] }, { "qId": 4719, "qText": "What art movement was exemplified by Claude Monet?", "qAns": [ "impressionism" ] }, { "qId": 4720, "qText": "Who is the famous mother of TV presenter Claudia Winkelman?", "qAns": [ "eve pollard" ] }, { "qId": 4721, "qText": "What Shakespeare play is set in Massina and has Claudio in it?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 4722, "qText": "Who is Claudios lover in Much Ado About Nothing?", "qAns": [ "hero" ] }, { "qId": 4723, "qText": "Who was the scheming wife of the Roman emperor Claudius?", "qAns": [ "messalina" ] }, { "qId": 4724, "qText": "Derek Jacobi played Claudius in which BBC TV series?", "qAns": [ "i, claudius" ] }, { "qId": 4725, "qText": "Claudius is the murderous uncle of which character in a Shakespearean play?", "qAns": [ "hamlet" ] }, { "qId": 4726, "qText": "King Claudius and Queen Gertrude appear in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "hamlet" ] }, { "qId": 4727, "qText": "A clavichord is what type of instrument?", "qAns": [ "keyboard" ] }, { "qId": 4728, "qText": "What nationality is or was former F1 Grand Prix driver Clay Regazzoni?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 4729, "qText": "Who played oil baron Clayton Farlow in the 80's soap Dallas?", "qAns": [ "howard keel" ] }, { "qId": 4730, "qText": "Who played the part of 'Clayton Farlow' in 'Dallas'?", "qAns": [ "howard keel" ] }, { "qId": 4731, "qText": "Angela Grisanti Vecchio, Stanley Zbornak, Clayton Hollingsworth and Salvadore Petrillo are characters in what US television series?", "qAns": [ "the golden girls" ] }, { "qId": 4732, "qText": "Which author wrote Patriot Games, Clear And Present Danger and The Hunt For Red October?", "qAns": [ "tom clancy" ] }, { "qId": 4733, "qText": "`The Hunt for Red October`, `Patriot Games`, and `Clear and Present Danger` are all films based on novels by whom?", "qAns": [ "tom clancy" ] }, { "qId": 4734, "qText": "The films The Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger and The Sum of All Fears feature which character created by Tom Clancy?", "qAns": [ "jack ryan" ] }, { "qId": 4735, "qText": "Cleavon Little was the name of the sheriff in which spoof western?", "qAns": [ "blazing saddles" ] }, { "qId": 4736, "qText": "The towns od Grimsby and Cleethorpes are in which English county?", "qAns": [ "lincolnshire" ] }, { "qId": 4737, "qText": "Cleeve Hill is the highest point in which English county?", "qAns": [ "gloucestershire" ] }, { "qId": 4738, "qText": "Cleeve Hill, at 330m, is the highest point in which range of hills in south-western and west central England ?", "qAns": [ "cotswolds" ] }, { "qId": 4739, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister married Clementine Hozier on September 12th 1908?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 4740, "qText": "Which poem written by Clement Moore was originally titled A Visit from Saint Nicholas?", "qAns": [ "a visit from st. nicholas" ] }, { "qId": 4741, "qText": "Which Austrian composed the opera 'La Clemenza di Tito'?", "qAns": [ "wolfgang amadeus mozart" ] }, { "qId": 4742, "qText": "What is the name of Cleo Laine's husband who died in February 2010?", "qAns": [ "john dankworth" ] }, { "qId": 4743, "qText": "Cleopatra's Needle in London had stood in which Egyptian city since 12 BC?", "qAns": [ "alexandria" ] }, { "qId": 4744, "qText": "Who hosts the TV quiz show 'Cleverdicks'?", "qAns": [ "ann widdecombe" ] }, { "qId": 4745, "qText": "Anne of Cleves was a wife of Henry 8th, in which country is Cleves?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 4746, "qText": "Who wrote The Client (1993) and Sycamore Row(2013)?", "qAns": [ "john grisham" ] }, { "qId": 4747, "qText": "What was Cliff Richard's first UK top ten hit?", "qAns": [ "move it" ] }, { "qId": 4748, "qText": "In which English city would you find Clifford's Tower?", "qAns": [ "york" ] }, { "qId": 4749, "qText": "What song did Cliff Richard sing in the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest in which he came third?", "qAns": [ "power to all our friends" ] }, { "qId": 4750, "qText": "Between 1958 and 1972 all Cliff Richard single records were released on which record label?", "qAns": [ "columbia" ] }, { "qId": 4751, "qText": "What was Cliff Richard's first UK number one single in 1959?", "qAns": [ "living doll" ] }, { "qId": 4752, "qText": "Which English mechanical and civil engineer who died in 1859 was responsible for engineering the Great Western Railway and designing the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol ?", "qAns": [ "isambard kingdom brunel" ] }, { "qId": 4753, "qText": "In which British city is the Clifton Suspension Bridge?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 4754, "qText": "Which river is spanned by the Clifton Suspension Bridge?", "qAns": [ "river avon" ] }, { "qId": 4755, "qText": "What is the name of retired gunslinger, played by Clint Eastwood, in the 1992 film 'Unforgiven'?", "qAns": [ "william munny" ] }, { "qId": 4756, "qText": "What is the title of the 1971 film in which Clint Eastwood plays DJ Dave Garver?", "qAns": [ "play misty for me" ] }, { "qId": 4757, "qText": "Which film was the directorial debut of Clint Eastwood in 1971?", "qAns": [ "play misty for me" ] }, { "qId": 4758, "qText": "In which film did Clint Eastwood sing the song I Talk To The Trees'?", "qAns": [ "paint your wagon" ] }, { "qId": 4759, "qText": "Which film musical starred Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg?", "qAns": [ "paint your wagon" ] }, { "qId": 4760, "qText": "In which film did Clint Eastwood actually say 'go ahead, make my day'?", "qAns": [ "sudden impact" ] }, { "qId": 4761, "qText": "What is the title of the fourth 'Dirty Harry' film, starring and directed by Clint Eastwood?", "qAns": [ "sudden impact" ] }, { "qId": 4762, "qText": "What is the name of the 1978 movie starring Clint Eastwood and an orang-utan called Clyde?", "qAns": [ "every which way but loose" ] }, { "qId": 4763, "qText": "In which film did Clint Eastwood play Will Munny?", "qAns": [ "unforgiven" ] }, { "qId": 4764, "qText": "Which record-breaking film marked Clint Eastwood's directorial debut?", "qAns": [ "play misty for me" ] }, { "qId": 4765, "qText": "What successful 2008 film starring Angelina Jolie did Clint Eastwood direct?", "qAns": [ "changeling" ] }, { "qId": 4766, "qText": "What is the title of the only 'Dirty Harry' film directed by Clint Eastwood?", "qAns": [ "sudden impact" ] }, { "qId": 4767, "qText": "Name the town in California where Clint Eastwood was elected mayor in 1986.?", "qAns": [ "carmel-by-the-sea, california" ] }, { "qId": 4768, "qText": "Which American film actress, born in 1947, had a 14 year relationship with Clint Eastwood, starring with him in several films before splitting up in 1989?", "qAns": [ "sondra locke" ] }, { "qId": 4769, "qText": "Clint Eastwood played the character of Rowdy Yates in which US TV series of the 1960s?", "qAns": [ "rawhide" ] }, { "qId": 4770, "qText": "The counties of Clinton, Delaware, Erie, Essex, Franklin, Jefferson, Madison, Nassau, Ontario, Orange, Orleans, Saratoga, Seneca, Ulster, Washington, Westchester and Wyoming are in what state of the USA?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 4771, "qText": "What example of a clipper ship built in 1869 is preserved in a dry dock at Greenwich, London?", "qAns": [ "cutty sark" ] }, { "qId": 4772, "qText": "Which 2004 film, directed by Mike Nicholls and starring Clive Owen, Julia Roberts, Jude Law and Natalie Portman concerns two obsessive couples whose intimacy pushes them further apart?", "qAns": [ "closer" ] }, { "qId": 4773, "qText": "Clive Owen played Dwight in which 2005 film?", "qAns": [ "sin city" ] }, { "qId": 4774, "qText": "Who composed the Clock Symphony?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 4775, "qText": "Which late British author of 'A Clockwork Orange' had a blue plaque unveiled in October 2012 at Manchester University, where he studied?", "qAns": [ "anthony burgess" ] }, { "qId": 4776, "qText": "Who wrote the novella A Clockwork Orange?", "qAns": [ "anthony burgess" ] }, { "qId": 4777, "qText": "With which song did Clodagh Rogers represent the UK in the 1971 Eurovision Song Contest?", "qAns": [ "jack in the box" ] }, { "qId": 4778, "qText": "The synthetic drug clomifene that comes in white 50 mg doses is prescribed to overcome what condition?", "qAns": [ "infertility" ] }, { "qId": 4779, "qText": "Which actress played Ronnie in the film `Close Encounters Of The Third Kind`?", "qAns": [ "terri garr" ] }, { "qId": 4780, "qText": "Which singer released the album 'Closer to the Truth' in 2013, twelve years after her previous album 'Living Proof?", "qAns": [ "cher" ] }, { "qId": 4781, "qText": "Which band released the 1972 album Close to the Edge?", "qAns": [ "yes" ] }, { "qId": 4782, "qText": "Which Reggae act topped the US Charts in 1990 with Close to You?", "qAns": [ "maxi priest" ] }, { "qId": 4783, "qText": "Closing Time was a sequel to which famous novel of 1961?", "qAns": [ "catch-22" ] }, { "qId": 4784, "qText": "The Clostridium Botulinum bacteria causes what commonly known but rare human poisoning?", "qAns": [ "botulism" ] }, { "qId": 4785, "qText": "Which British fashion designer created the UK television series 'The Clothes Show' in 1986?", "qAns": [ "jeff banks" ] }, { "qId": 4786, "qText": "Which clothing retailer founded in 1975 is based in Arteixo in northern Spain?", "qAns": [ "zara" ] }, { "qId": 4787, "qText": "In Curse of the Pink Panther who plays Clouseau after surgery?", "qAns": [ "roger moore" ] }, { "qId": 4788, "qText": "Who featured on the 2010 Flo Rida hit Club Can't Handle Me?", "qAns": [ "david guetta" ] }, { "qId": 4789, "qText": "What is the British version of the board game Clue?", "qAns": [ "cluedo" ] }, { "qId": 4790, "qText": "The film Clueless is a modern take on which literary classic by Jane Austin?", "qAns": [ "emma" ] }, { "qId": 4791, "qText": "Cluj-Napoca and Timisoara are respectively the second and third biggest cities in which European country?", "qAns": [ "romania" ] }, { "qId": 4792, "qText": "Clun Forest, Romney and Bluefaced Leicester are all breeds of which animal?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 4793, "qText": "What is the name of the home of Clydebank?", "qAns": [ "kilbowie park" ] }, { "qId": 4794, "qText": "IBM Halt is one of nine railway stations in which Clydeside town?", "qAns": [ "greenock" ] }, { "qId": 4795, "qText": "Were he alive in 2006, the American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh would have been disappointed as his discovery was 'dwarfed.' What did he discover in 1930?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4796, "qText": "Clyde Tonbaugh discovered what planet in 1930?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4797, "qText": "Which heavenly body was discovered by astronomer Clyde W Tombaugh on 18 February 1930?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 4798, "qText": "Which prophetess, the daughter of Priam, King of Troy, was killed following the fall of Troy by Agamemnon's wife, Clytemnestra?", "qAns": [ "cassandra" ] }, { "qId": 4799, "qText": "In Greek mythology, whose wife was Clytemnestra ?", "qAns": [ "agamemnon" ] }, { "qId": 4800, "qText": "Which legendary King of Mycenae was murdered by his wife Clytemnestra and her lover Aegisthus?", "qAns": [ "agamemnon" ] }, { "qId": 4801, "qText": "Who had hits in the 1950s with Teenage Heaven and C'mon Everybody?", "qAns": [ "eddie cochran" ] }, { "qId": 4802, "qText": "Which band had a huge hit in the Far-East with a cover of Eddie Cochran's C'mon Everybody?", "qAns": [ "ufo" ] }, { "qId": 4803, "qText": "Who co-founded CND with Canon Collins?", "qAns": [ "bertrand russell" ] }, { "qId": 4804, "qText": "Where is the headquarters of the international broadcasting network CNN, the CNN Center?", "qAns": [ "atlanta" ] }, { "qId": 4805, "qText": "The CN Tower is in which Canadian city?", "qAns": [ "toronto" ] }, { "qId": 4806, "qText": "Which country music performer was portrayed by Sissy Spacek in the 1980 biographical film 'Coal Miner's Daughter'?", "qAns": [ "loretta lynn" ] }, { "qId": 4807, "qText": "The 1980 film 'Coal Miner's Daughter', starring Sissy Spacek. portrayed which country singer's rise to fame?", "qAns": [ "loretta lynn" ] }, { "qId": 4808, "qText": "Which group of islands lie off the coast of Normandy, France?", "qAns": [ "channel islands" ] }, { "qId": 4809, "qText": "The chemical element cobalt is a?", "qAns": [ "metal" ] }, { "qId": 4810, "qText": "Which drink did the Coca Cola Company launch in 1982?", "qAns": [ "diet coke" ] }, { "qId": 4811, "qText": "Who wrote 'Cocaine Nights', 'The Drowned World', and 'High Rise'?", "qAns": [ "j. g. ballard" ] }, { "qId": 4812, "qText": "Cochin, Red Shaver and Sulmtaler are breeds of which bird?", "qAns": [ "chicken" ] }, { "qId": 4813, "qText": "The 2006 film A Cock and Bull Story was about an attempt to film what book?", "qAns": [ "the life and opinions of tristram shandy, gentleman" ] }, { "qId": 4814, "qText": "Which cocktail comprises Tequila, Lime or Lemon juice, and Orange-flavoured liqueur?", "qAns": [ "margarita" ] }, { "qId": 4815, "qText": "Tia Maria - Vodka and Coke make what cocktail?", "qAns": [ "black russian" ] }, { "qId": 4816, "qText": "How is the cocktail consisting of vodka, cranberry juice and grapefruit juice known?", "qAns": [ "sea breeze" ] }, { "qId": 4817, "qText": "What cocktail consists of 1.5 oz Gin, .5oz Applejack, 4 dashes Grenadine, the juice of 1/2 Lemon, and 1 egg white?", "qAns": [ "pink lady" ] }, { "qId": 4818, "qText": "Which cocktail is 'The Queen of Drinks'?", "qAns": [ "bloody mary" ] }, { "qId": 4819, "qText": "Which two word term is commonly used to describe a cocktail consisting of vodka and tomato juice?", "qAns": [ "bloody mary" ] }, { "qId": 4820, "qText": "Whisky and Drambuie mix to form what sickly cocktail?", "qAns": [ "rusty nail" ] }, { "qId": 4821, "qText": "Vodka and orange makes up what cocktail?", "qAns": [ "screwdriver" ] }, { "qId": 4822, "qText": "Served in a traditional cocktail glass, what drink consists of equal parts brandy (or cognac), Contreau, and lemon juice?", "qAns": [ "sidecar" ] }, { "qId": 4823, "qText": "Which US-born naturalised Briton wrote Murder In The Cathedral, The Cocktail Party and The Wasteland?", "qAns": [ "t. s. eliot" ] }, { "qId": 4824, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'The Cocktail Party' and 'The Family Reunion'?", "qAns": [ "t. s. eliot" ] }, { "qId": 4825, "qText": "The official beverage of Puerto Rico since 1978, what drink consists of rum, coconut cream, and pineapple juice?", "qAns": [ "pina colada" ] }, { "qId": 4826, "qText": "The Cocos Islands in the Indian Ocean are a territory of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 4827, "qText": "'The Codex Leicester' (or Codex Hammer) is a collection of mostly scientific writings by which scientist/inventor?", "qAns": [ "leonardo da vinci" ] }, { "qId": 4828, "qText": " 'The Codex Leicester' (or Codex Hammer) is a collection of mostly scientific writings by which scientist/inventor?", "qAns": [ "leonardo da vinci" ] }, { "qId": 4829, "qText": "Against which country did Britain fight 'The Cod Wars'?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 4830, "qText": "The 1970's 'Cod Wars' were over fishing rights between the UK and which other country?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 4831, "qText": "What is the name of the Italian dessert made from coffee soaked biscuit, layered with sweetened cream cheese?", "qAns": [ "tiramisu" ] }, { "qId": 4832, "qText": "What is a collector of coins and medals called?", "qAns": [ "numismatics" ] }, { "qId": 4833, "qText": "Colby O'Donis featured on which Lady Gaga hit?", "qAns": [ "just dance" ] }, { "qId": 4834, "qText": "Who wrote 'Imajica', 'Coldheart Canyon' and 'Galilee'?", "qAns": [ "clive barker" ] }, { "qId": 4835, "qText": "The 1975 TV series The Invisible Man starred which actor, who also appeared in Colditz in the same year?", "qAns": [ "david mccallum" ] }, { "qId": 4836, "qText": "Whose last literary work was the TV play Karaoke and Cold Lazarus?", "qAns": [ "dennis potter" ] }, { "qId": 4837, "qText": "Which nineteenth century conflict is the background to the novel 'Cold Mountain' by Charles Frazier?", "qAns": [ "american civil war" ] }, { "qId": 4838, "qText": "What instrument does Will Champion play in the band Coldplay?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 4839, "qText": "Which Cole Porter musical of 1934 includes the songs You're the Top and I Get a Kick Out of You?", "qAns": [ "anything goes" ] }, { "qId": 4840, "qText": "Which song written by Cole Porter in 1933 referred to Fred Astaire, Mussolini, Mrs Sweeny and Camembert ?", "qAns": [ "you're the top" ] }, { "qId": 4841, "qText": "Which 2003 drama film, named after a painting by Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer and directed by Peter Webber, stars Scarlett Johansson, Colin Firth, Tom Wilkinson & Cillian Murphy?", "qAns": [ "girl with a pearl earring" ] }, { "qId": 4842, "qText": "Jonny and Colin Greenwood are members of which alternative rock band?", "qAns": [ "radiohead" ] }, { "qId": 4843, "qText": "Colin Meads, nicknamed 'Pinetree', a former rugby union footballer who played 55 test matches for his national team from 1957 until 1971 and was named his country's Player of the Century, represented which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 4844, "qText": "Colin Montgomerie is from which country?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 4845, "qText": "What position in the U.S. government has been held by Hillary Clinton, Colin Powell, and Henry Kissinger?", "qAns": [ "secretary of state" ] }, { "qId": 4846, "qText": "What was Colin Powell's role in George W Bush's government from 2001 to 2005?", "qAns": [ "secretary of state" ] }, { "qId": 4847, "qText": "Who was the male star of Colin's Sandwich?", "qAns": [ "mel smith" ] }, { "qId": 4848, "qText": "Who, in 2004, was nominated for two academy awards: Best Supporting Actor in Collateraland Best Actor in Ray (which he won)?", "qAns": [ "jamie foxx" ] }, { "qId": 4849, "qText": "Colleen McLoughlin married which English footballer in 2008?", "qAns": [ "wayne rooney" ] }, { "qId": 4850, "qText": "William Randolph Hearst, Turk Murphy, Wyatt Earp and Joe DiMaggio are buried in cemeteries at Colma, where the dead outnumber the living by thousands to one. Where is Colma?", "qAns": [ "san mateo county, california" ] }, { "qId": 4851, "qText": "The city of Cologne is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 4852, "qText": "With its capital at Dusseldorf and its largest city of Cologne, what is the most populous state of Germany?", "qAns": [ "north rhine-westphalia" ] }, { "qId": 4853, "qText": "What is the capital city of Colombia?", "qAns": [ "bogota" ] }, { "qId": 4854, "qText": "What is the capital of Colombia?", "qAns": [ "bogota" ] }, { "qId": 4855, "qText": "Which South American country has land borders with Colombia and Peru?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 4856, "qText": "In which Libyan city, his birthplace, was Colonel Gaddafi captured and killed in October 2011?", "qAns": [ "sirte" ] }, { "qId": 4857, "qText": "In which town was Colonel Gaddafi killed in 2011?", "qAns": [ "sirte" ] }, { "qId": 4858, "qText": "What is the name of Colonel Muammar Ghaddafi's home town where he was killed in 2011?", "qAns": [ "sirte" ] }, { "qId": 4859, "qText": "Who wrote Colonel Sun, a James Bond continuation?", "qAns": [ "kingsley amis" ] }, { "qId": 4860, "qText": "Which author using the pen name Robert Markham wrote a James Bond book called 'Colonel Sun' after the death of Ian Fleming?", "qAns": [ "kingsley amis" ] }, { "qId": 4861, "qText": "Colonel Tom Parker, the Colonel being an honorary title only, made his mark managing what entertainer?", "qAns": [ "elvis presley" ] }, { "qId": 4862, "qText": "What singer was managed by Colonel Tom Parker?", "qAns": [ "elvis presley" ] }, { "qId": 4863, "qText": "What is the capital of the American state of Colorado?", "qAns": [ "denver" ] }, { "qId": 4864, "qText": "What city is home to the University of Colorado?", "qAns": [ "boulder" ] }, { "qId": 4865, "qText": "Which river begins in the Rocky Mountains in south-west Colorado, crosses New Mexico and forms the border between Mexico and the USA before reaching the Gulf of Mexico?", "qAns": [ "rio grande" ] }, { "qId": 4866, "qText": "Which actor won his first best actor Oscar for the 1986 film `The Color Of Money`?", "qAns": [ "paul newman" ] }, { "qId": 4867, "qText": "The Colossus, one of the seven wonders of the world, was built where?", "qAns": [ "rhodes" ] }, { "qId": 4868, "qText": "The Colour of Magic, published in 1983, was the first of which series of novels?", "qAns": [ "discworld" ] }, { "qId": 4869, "qText": "Also the host of a much better-known quiz, who has hosted TV quizzes 'The Colour of Money', 'It's Not What You Know' and 'Everybody's Equal'?", "qAns": [ "chris tarrant" ] }, { "qId": 4870, "qText": "Which car manufacturer currently produces models called Colt and Outlander?", "qAns": [ "mitsubishi" ] }, { "qId": 4871, "qText": "In which state was the 1999 massacre at Columbine High?", "qAns": [ "colorado" ] }, { "qId": 4872, "qText": "Which actor portrayed the fictional detective Columbo on screen?", "qAns": [ "peter falk" ] }, { "qId": 4873, "qText": "Who plays the detective `Columbo` on TV?", "qAns": [ "peter falk" ] }, { "qId": 4874, "qText": "Columbus is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "ohio" ] }, { "qId": 4875, "qText": "Which group said Come and Get it in 1970?", "qAns": [ "badfinger" ] }, { "qId": 4876, "qText": "Which band had a hit 2010 album with Come Around Sundown?", "qAns": [ "kings of leon" ] }, { "qId": 4877, "qText": "Come Clean was the debut album by which 2000s band?", "qAns": [ "puddle of mudd" ] }, { "qId": 4878, "qText": "Which British comedian hosts a television programme called 'TV Burp'?", "qAns": [ "harry hill" ] }, { "qId": 4879, "qText": "Which comedian has the nickname `the big yin`?", "qAns": [ "billy connolly" ] }, { "qId": 4880, "qText": "Which comedian/entertainer was known as Bighearted Arthur?", "qAns": [ "arthur askey" ] }, { "qId": 4881, "qText": "Who does the commentary in the UK tv programme 'Come Dine With Me'?", "qAns": [ "dave lamb" ] }, { "qId": 4882, "qText": "Eddie Murphy starred in a remake of which Jerry Lewis comedy?", "qAns": [ "the nutty professor" ] }, { "qId": 4883, "qText": "Who had a number 1 hit in 1951 with Come On a My House?", "qAns": [ "rosemary clooney" ] }, { "qId": 4884, "qText": "Who wrote the first song Come On Rolling Stones recorded 63?", "qAns": [ "chuck berry" ] }, { "qId": 4885, "qText": "Which female singer had the bestselling album in the UK in 1999 called `Come On Over`?", "qAns": [ "shania twain" ] }, { "qId": 4886, "qText": "Who in the 1960's had a number 1 hit with Come Outside?", "qAns": [ "mike sarne" ] }, { "qId": 4887, "qText": "Which pop star won a Golden Globe in 1962 for his role in Come September?", "qAns": [ "bobby darin" ] }, { "qId": 4888, "qText": "Which aircraft company built a model called the Comet?", "qAns": [ "de havilland" ] }, { "qId": 4889, "qText": "Which British aircraft company produced the 'Tiger Moth', 'Mosquito' and 'Comet'?", "qAns": [ "de havilland" ] }, { "qId": 4890, "qText": "Which company made The Comet, the world's first passenger jet airliner?", "qAns": [ "de havilland" ] }, { "qId": 4891, "qText": "In 1958 what was the first airline to fly a jet airliner The Comet across the Atlantic ?", "qAns": [ "british overseas airways corporation" ] }, { "qId": 4892, "qText": "Which country do One Direction come from?", "qAns": [ "uk" ] }, { "qId": 4893, "qText": "What kind of fruit is a Comice?", "qAns": [ "pear" ] }, { "qId": 4894, "qText": "What type of fruit is a Comice?", "qAns": [ "pear" ] }, { "qId": 4895, "qText": "Which 1910 comic novel by H G Wells features the Potwell Inn in Sussex?", "qAns": [ "the history of mr polly" ] }, { "qId": 4896, "qText": "Writer of films such as 'Love Actually' and 'Notting Hill', which long-term partner of Emma Freud co-founded Comic Relief with Lenny Henry?", "qAns": [ "richard curtis" ] }, { "qId": 4897, "qText": "Commander Shepard, Jacob Taylor, Miranda Lawson, Thane Krios, Grunt, Jack, Mordin Solus, Samara, Morinth, Legion, Zaeed Messani, Garrus Vakarian and Tali'Zorah Vas Neema are characters in which computer game?", "qAns": [ "mass effect 2" ] }, { "qId": 4898, "qText": "In traditional English pantomime, which shrewd, witty, light-hearted character vied with Pierrot for the affection of Columbine, and was based on the Commedia Dell'Arte character Arlecchino?", "qAns": [ "harlequin" ] }, { "qId": 4899, "qText": "Who wrote The Commitments, The Snapper and The Van?", "qAns": [ "roddy doyle" ] }, { "qId": 4900, "qText": "Which singer went solo after performing with the Commodores?", "qAns": [ "lionel richie" ] }, { "qId": 4901, "qText": "Who played Commodus in the 2000 film 'Gladiator'?", "qAns": [ "joaquin phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 4902, "qText": "Name the Frenchman who was one of the chief architects of the Common Market and is considered by many as the father of the Common Market.?", "qAns": [ "jean monnet" ] }, { "qId": 4903, "qText": "Which American revolutionary leader wrote the influential pamphlet Common Sense in 1776?", "qAns": [ "thomas paine" ] }, { "qId": 4904, "qText": "Which Commonwealth country is nearest to the United Kingdom?", "qAns": [ "malta" ] }, { "qId": 4905, "qText": "In the British Commonwealth, Canada is the largest country by area. Which Commonwealth country is the 2nd largest by area?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 4906, "qText": "Where was the venue for the Commonwealth Games in 2010?", "qAns": [ "new delhi" ] }, { "qId": 4907, "qText": "What is the only nation state of the Commonwealth of Nations on the mainland of South America?", "qAns": [ "guyana" ] }, { "qId": 4908, "qText": "Which English rock band's albums included Communique, Love Over Gold, On Every Street?", "qAns": [ "dire straits" ] }, { "qId": 4909, "qText": "Who emerged as the top Chinese Communist leader during the Long March in 1934?", "qAns": [ "mao zedong" ] }, { "qId": 4910, "qText": "Buried in Highgate in London and subsequently immortalised in economic and social theory, who wrote The Communist Manifesto in 1848?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 4911, "qText": "Who wrote The Communist Manifesto (1848) and Das Kapital (1867)?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 4912, "qText": "Which German social economist of Jewish descent, expelled from Germany and France, co-wrote in London The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 4913, "qText": "In what language was The Communist Manifesto written?", "qAns": [ "german" ] }, { "qId": 4914, "qText": "In which language was the Communist Manifesto by Marx/Engels first published, in 1848?", "qAns": [ "german" ] }, { "qId": 4915, "qText": "Who did Michael Gorbachev succeed as General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union?", "qAns": [ "konstantin chernenko" ] }, { "qId": 4916, "qText": "What is a variation of the standard card game of poker which consists of two cards being dealt face down to each player and then 5 community cards being placed by the dealer (3 as the flop then 1 called the turn, then 1 called the river), with players having the option to check, bet or fold after each deal?", "qAns": [ "texas hold 'em" ] }, { "qId": 4917, "qText": "In which country is Lake Como?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 4918, "qText": "In which country would you find 'Lake Como'?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 4919, "qText": "How is the painting 'The Militia Company Of Captain Frans Banning Cocq' better known?", "qAns": [ "night watch" ] }, { "qId": 4920, "qText": "'The Company of Captain Frans Banning Cocq and Willem Van Ruytenburch' is the proper title of which Rembrandt painting?", "qAns": [ "night watch" ] }, { "qId": 4921, "qText": "The first official World Cup for which sport, that requires navigational skills using a map and compass to navigate from point to point in diverse and usually unfamiliar terrain, was held in 1986?", "qAns": [ "orienteering" ] }, { "qId": 4922, "qText": "Which German composer was assistant to Wagner at Bayreuth 1880-1, taught at Barcelona, Frankfurt and Berlin, and is best known for his opera Hansel and Gretel?", "qAns": [ "engelbert humperdinck" ] }, { "qId": 4923, "qText": "Which German composer's only opera was 'Fidelio'?", "qAns": [ "ludwig van beethoven" ] }, { "qId": 4924, "qText": "Which great composer, composed so many songs between 1815 and 1828 that the Oxford Dictionary of Music doesn't attempt to list them all?", "qAns": [ "franz schubert" ] }, { "qId": 4925, "qText": "Which British composer wrote the opera Troilus and Cressida?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 4926, "qText": "Which group/act were the first Germans to have a UK No. 1 hit with The Model/Computer Love'?", "qAns": [ "kraftwerk" ] }, { "qId": 4927, "qText": "Which American invented the computer mouse whilst working at the Stamford Research Institute in 1964?", "qAns": [ "douglas engelbart" ] }, { "qId": 4928, "qText": "Who worked at Betchley Park in World War II as one of the Enigma codebreakers and became known as the father of modern computer science?", "qAns": [ "alan turing" ] }, { "qId": 4929, "qText": "Who was the author of the literary work 'A Mask presented at Ludlow Castle, 1634' a work more commonly known as 'Comus'?", "qAns": [ "john milton" ] }, { "qId": 4930, "qText": "What is the title of the second novel featuring Sherlock Holmes, by Arthur Conan Doyle?", "qAns": [ "the sign of four" ] }, { "qId": 4931, "qText": "Which hero of several Arthur Conan Doyle stories was first introduced in the novel 'The Lost World' in 1912?", "qAns": [ "professor challenger" ] }, { "qId": 4932, "qText": "Which character is Arthur Conan Doyle most famous for creating?", "qAns": [ "sherlock holmes" ] }, { "qId": 4933, "qText": "Who is the most famous character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?", "qAns": [ "sherlock holmes" ] }, { "qId": 4934, "qText": "Who was Arthur Conan Doyle writing about when he said `He is the Napoleon of crime`?", "qAns": [ "professor moriaty" ] }, { "qId": 4935, "qText": "Who organised the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square Garden with Ravi Shankar?", "qAns": [ "george harrison" ] }, { "qId": 4936, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produces models called Concerto, Inspire, Legend, Torneo, etc?", "qAns": [ "honda" ] }, { "qId": 4937, "qText": "Conchiglie is a type of what?", "qAns": [ "pasta" ] }, { "qId": 4938, "qText": "In 1994, Conchita Martinez became the first Spanish woman to win the Wimbledon singles title. Who did she beat in the Final?", "qAns": [ "martina navratilova" ] }, { "qId": 4939, "qText": "What member of the music and comedy duo The Flight of the Conchords was recently seen, under heavy disguise, as the Boris the Animal in the film Men in Black 3?", "qAns": [ "jemaine clement" ] }, { "qId": 4940, "qText": "Concord is the capital of which American state?", "qAns": [ "new hampshire" ] }, { "qId": 4941, "qText": "Which American philosopher built a hut near Walden pond, Concord in 1845, and lived there as a hermit for a few years?", "qAns": [ "henry david thoreau" ] }, { "qId": 4942, "qText": "Which English town is known for its collection of concrete cows?", "qAns": [ "milton keynes" ] }, { "qId": 4943, "qText": "What can be a condiment, a gas, or a Colonel?", "qAns": [ "mustard" ] }, { "qId": 4944, "qText": "In 1981, in a move that met with considerable controversy, the Agriculture Department in the US proposed classifying pickle relish and what other condiment as vegetables in order to save money on school lunch programs?", "qAns": [ "ketchup" ] }, { "qId": 4945, "qText": "Coney Island is situated in which Borough of New York City?", "qAns": [ "brooklyn" ] }, { "qId": 4946, "qText": "During the American Civil War, what city was the capital of the Confederacy?", "qAns": [ "richmond, virginia" ] }, { "qId": 4947, "qText": "What city was the capital of the Confederacy for most of the Civil War?", "qAns": [ "richmond, virginia" ] }, { "qId": 4948, "qText": "Who wrote the picaresque American novel 'A Confederacy of Dunces'?", "qAns": [ "john kennedy toole" ] }, { "qId": 4949, "qText": "Who was the first and only President of the Confederate States of America?", "qAns": [ "jefferson davis" ] }, { "qId": 4950, "qText": "Who was the only President of the Confederate States of America?", "qAns": [ "jefferson davis" ] }, { "qId": 4951, "qText": "Name the contemporary Scottish composer whose works include The Confession of Isobel Gowdie and Vent, Veni Emmanuel written for the percussionist Evelyn Glennie?", "qAns": [ "james macmillan" ] }, { "qId": 4952, "qText": "Which George directed the 2002 film Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 4953, "qText": "Confessions of an English Opium Eater, was a work by which essayist?", "qAns": [ "thomas de quincey" ] }, { "qId": 4954, "qText": "Who achieved fame for his ,'Confessions Of An English Opium Eater'?", "qAns": [ "thomas de quincey" ] }, { "qId": 4955, "qText": "Who wrote 'Confessions of an English Opium Eater'?", "qAns": [ "thomas de quincey" ] }, { "qId": 4956, "qText": "Which American author wrote the novels 'Sophie's Choice' and 'The Confessions of Nat Turner'?", "qAns": [ "william styron" ] }, { "qId": 4957, "qText": "Who released an album in 2005 called Confessions on a Dance Floor?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 4958, "qText": "Who had a 2004 No.1 hit with Confessions Part II?", "qAns": [ "usher" ] }, { "qId": 4959, "qText": "April 24, 1800 saw the founding what institution when President John Adams sign an act of congress appropriating $5,000 for the purchase of such books as may be necessary for the use of Congress , and for fitting up a suitable apartment for containing them.?", "qAns": [ "library of congress" ] }, { "qId": 4960, "qText": "What is the capital of the U.S. state of Connecticut?", "qAns": [ "hartford, connecticut" ] }, { "qId": 4961, "qText": "Which university was founded at Connecticut in 1942?", "qAns": [ "fairfield" ] }, { "qId": 4962, "qText": "Which US state borders Canada and the Connecticut River, and has the Green Mountains running through its centre?", "qAns": [ "vermont" ] }, { "qId": 4963, "qText": "Used in the beauty industry, what is the most abundant protein in mammals, mainly found in flesh and connective tissues of vertebrates?", "qAns": [ "collagen" ] }, { "qId": 4964, "qText": "What was the last top ten hit for Connie Francis?", "qAns": [ "vacation" ] }, { "qId": 4965, "qText": "Which record by Connie Francis kept Cliff Richard from the No.1 spot with his first hit 'Move It' in 1958?", "qAns": [ "stupid cupid" ] }, { "qId": 4966, "qText": "John Wayne played the lead role of whom in the 1958 film The Conqueror?", "qAns": [ "genghis khan" ] }, { "qId": 4967, "qText": "Whose first husband was Conrad Hilton Jnr., heir to the hotel empire?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth taylor" ] }, { "qId": 4968, "qText": "Which English playwright (The Conscious Lovers) founded the Tatler, the Spectator and the Guardian?", "qAns": [ "richard steele" ] }, { "qId": 4969, "qText": "Who is the Conservative MP for Tatton?", "qAns": [ "george osborne" ] }, { "qId": 4970, "qText": "Which former leader of the Conservative party was MP for Folkestone and Hythe?", "qAns": [ "michael howard" ] }, { "qId": 4971, "qText": "Who succeeded John Major as leader of the UK Conservative Party?", "qAns": [ "william hague" ] }, { "qId": 4972, "qText": "Which former politician and convicted perjurer was appointed in November 2007 to lead a prison reform task force for the Conservative Party?", "qAns": [ "jonathan aitken" ] }, { "qId": 4973, "qText": "Who became leader of the British Conservative Party in July 1965?", "qAns": [ "edward heath" ] }, { "qId": 4974, "qText": "Who did Margaret Thatcher succeed as leader of the Conservative Party?", "qAns": [ "edward heath" ] }, { "qId": 4975, "qText": "What politician nicknamed 'the big beast' returned to the Conservative party shadow cabinet?", "qAns": [ "kenneth clarke" ] }, { "qId": 4976, "qText": "Who have the Conservatives chosen as their candidate to run for the 2016 London Mayor elections?", "qAns": [ "zac goldsmith" ] }, { "qId": 4977, "qText": "The song Consider Yourself is from what musical?", "qAns": [ "oliver!" ] }, { "qId": 4978, "qText": "Which actress co-starred with Mel Gibson in the 1997 film Conspiracy Theory?", "qAns": [ "julia roberts" ] }, { "qId": 4979, "qText": "Who was the author of the book `The Constant Gardener`?", "qAns": [ "john le carre" ] }, { "qId": 4980, "qText": "Which British actor played the lead part in the film of one of John Le Carre's more recent novels The Constant Gardener?", "qAns": [ "ralph fiennes" ] }, { "qId": 4981, "qText": "Robertson, Constantia and Pearl are wine producing districts in which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 4982, "qText": "Constantine XI Palaiologos was the last ruler of which empire?", "qAns": [ "byzantine empire" ] }, { "qId": 4983, "qText": "What is the most north easterly of the contiguous US states?", "qAns": [ "maine" ] }, { "qId": 4984, "qText": "The southern border of which country is with the continental USA?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 4985, "qText": "The national flower of Sweden is Convollaria. What is its common name?", "qAns": [ "lily of the valley" ] }, { "qId": 4986, "qText": "What is the name of the cookie recipe printed on the back of each bag of Nestle semi-sweet chocolate morsels?", "qAns": [ "chocolate chip cookie" ] }, { "qId": 4987, "qText": "What island group may be described as a triangle with its corners at Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island, including the island groups Samoa, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Tuvalu, Tokelau, and Niue?", "qAns": [ "polynesia" ] }, { "qId": 4988, "qText": "Which American TV drama centres around the offices of Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency?", "qAns": [ "mad men" ] }, { "qId": 4989, "qText": "Which animal character, who first appeared on film in 1933, was conceived by Merian C Cooper and created by Willis O'Brien?", "qAns": [ "king kong" ] }, { "qId": 4990, "qText": "Who wrote the children's books 'Pigeon Post' and 'Coot Club'?", "qAns": [ "arthur ransome" ] }, { "qId": 4991, "qText": "Copacabana Beach is close to which city?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 4992, "qText": "What city is closest to Copacabana beach?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 4993, "qText": "In what city would you find Copacabana beach?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 4994, "qText": "In which city would you find 'Copacabana Beach' and 'Ipanema'?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 4995, "qText": "Who had a hit with the song Copacabana in 1978?", "qAns": [ "barry manilow" ] }, { "qId": 4996, "qText": "In the Barry Manilow song Copacabana, who was the show girl?", "qAns": [ "lola" ] }, { "qId": 4997, "qText": "Great short-stories like The Gift of the Magi, The Ransom of Red Chief, and The Cop and the Anthem are from what collection of O. Henry that was a reaction to a statement that only four hundred people mattered in New York?", "qAns": [ "the four million" ] }, { "qId": 4998, "qText": "What is the best known work of Danish-Icelandic sculptor Edvard Eriksen, which he completed in 1913, that sits on a rock in the Copenhagen harbour at Langelinie?", "qAns": [ "the little mermaid" ] }, { "qId": 4999, "qText": "Which chemical element is named after the Latin for Copenhagen where it was discovered?", "qAns": [ "hafnium" ] }, { "qId": 5000, "qText": "In 1997, which movie star agreed to take the lead role in `Cop Land` for a fee of just $60,000 in order to play a serious role?", "qAns": [ "sylvester stallone" ] }, { "qId": 5001, "qText": "The Copo and the Laguna Blanco National Parks are in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5002, "qText": "Around the upper Coppename River a nature reserve in what South American country has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unspoiled forests and biodiversity?", "qAns": [ "suriname" ] }, { "qId": 5003, "qText": "What is the largest hammered copper statue in the world?", "qAns": [ "statue of liberty" ] }, { "qId": 5004, "qText": "What is the chemical symbol for copper?", "qAns": [ "cu" ] }, { "qId": 5005, "qText": "Since 2004, 'The Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands' has fought for independence from which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 5006, "qText": "Corcoram State Prison California released a new photo of which 74 year old cult-leading mass murderer?", "qAns": [ "charles manson" ] }, { "qId": 5007, "qText": "Corcovado mountain overlooks which city?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 5008, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does the lead character have 3 daughters called Goneril, Regan and Cordelia?", "qAns": [ "king lear" ] }, { "qId": 5009, "qText": "Which king had daughters named Cordelia, Regan and Goneril?", "qAns": [ "king lear" ] }, { "qId": 5010, "qText": "The name Cordelia first appeared in which writer's work?", "qAns": [ "william shakespeare" ] }, { "qId": 5011, "qText": "What Shakespearean king had three daughters: Regan, Goneril and Cordelia?", "qAns": [ "king lear" ] }, { "qId": 5012, "qText": "Mar Chiquita (Cordoba) is the largest natural salt lake in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5013, "qText": "Cordoba is the second most highly populated city of which country ?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5014, "qText": "In terms of population, Cordoba is the second largest city of which country?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5015, "qText": "'Core' is a brand of which computer technology company?", "qAns": [ "intel" ] }, { "qId": 5016, "qText": "Who played 'Captain Corelli' in the film 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin'?", "qAns": [ "nicolas cage" ] }, { "qId": 5017, "qText": "With what country are corgi dogs associated?", "qAns": [ "wales" ] }, { "qId": 5018, "qText": "What was the name of the actress mother of Lynn, Vanessa and Corin Redgrave?", "qAns": [ "rachel kempson" ] }, { "qId": 5019, "qText": "In which Irish province are the counties of Cork, Waterford and Kerry?", "qAns": [ "munster" ] }, { "qId": 5020, "qText": "Which Irish province includes the counties of Cork, Kerry and Limerick?", "qAns": [ "munster" ] }, { "qId": 5021, "qText": "Which province of Ireland comprises the counties of Clare, Kerry, Cork, Tipperary, Limerick and Waterford?", "qAns": [ "munster" ] }, { "qId": 5022, "qText": "Which river flows through Cork City where it splits in two for a short distance, creating an island on which Cork's city centre is built?", "qAns": [ "river lee" ] }, { "qId": 5023, "qText": "Pieter, Griet, Maria Thins and Cornelia Vermeer are all characters in which 2008 play?", "qAns": [ "girl with a pearl earring" ] }, { "qId": 5024, "qText": "Cornish Rex and Devon Rex are types of which animal?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 5025, "qText": "What is the name of the coronation anthem composed by Handel using texts from the King James Bible that has been sung at every British coronation service since 1727?", "qAns": [ "zadok the priest" ] }, { "qId": 5026, "qText": "As at 2004, which actor is the only member of the original Coronation Street cast who is still in the show?", "qAns": [ "william roache" ] }, { "qId": 5027, "qText": "Who played barmaid Michelle Connor in the UK tv soap 'Coronation Street'?", "qAns": [ "kym marsh" ] }, { "qId": 5028, "qText": "Who plays Michael Rodwell in Coronation Street?", "qAns": [ "les dennis" ] }, { "qId": 5029, "qText": "Which actress appeared as a barmaid in over 2,800 episodes of 'Coronation Street' until her death in 2011?", "qAns": [ "betty driver" ] }, { "qId": 5030, "qText": "Which actor played dodgy author Mel Hutchwright in Coronation Street?", "qAns": [ "ian mckellen" ] }, { "qId": 5031, "qText": "Who played the part of Mel Hutchwright on 'Coronation Street'?", "qAns": [ "ian mckellen" ] }, { "qId": 5032, "qText": "Who played Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street?", "qAns": [ "julie hesmondhalgh" ] }, { "qId": 5033, "qText": "Which star of the 1970's sitcom 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin' has been a regular in 'Coronation Street' since the 1980's?", "qAns": [ "sue nicholls" ] }, { "qId": 5034, "qText": "Who played factory boss Danny Baldwin in the British television soap 'Coronation Street'?", "qAns": [ "bradley walsh" ] }, { "qId": 5035, "qText": "Which 'Coronation Street' character was played for may years by Jean Alexander?", "qAns": [ "hilda ogden" ] }, { "qId": 5036, "qText": "In the episode of Coronation Street that aired in Britain on 3 March 2008, who pushed Gail Platt down the stairs, leaving her hospitalised and suffering short term amnesia?", "qAns": [ "david platt" ] }, { "qId": 5037, "qText": "Who wrote the 1964 book 'The Corridors of Power'?", "qAns": [ "c. p. snow" ] }, { "qId": 5038, "qText": "Corriedale is a breed of which animal?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 5039, "qText": "What kind of animal is a Corriedale?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 5040, "qText": "In which country can you find the cities of Salta, Corrientes and Rosario?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5041, "qText": "The island of Corsica belongs to which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 5042, "qText": "Corsica is surrounded by which sea?", "qAns": [ "mediterranean sea" ] }, { "qId": 5043, "qText": "The islands of Malta, Sardinia, Sicily and Corsica are in which Sea?", "qAns": [ "mediterranean sea" ] }, { "qId": 5044, "qText": "'Corylus' is the Latin name for which plant?", "qAns": [ "hazel" ] }, { "qId": 5045, "qText": "Who composed the opera Cosi Fan Tutte?", "qAns": [ "wolfgang amadeus mozart" ] }, { "qId": 5046, "qText": "The most-translated contemporary Italian writer at the time of his death in 1985, whose best known works are the Our Ancestors trilogy and the Cosmicomics collection of short stories?", "qAns": [ "italo calvino" ] }, { "qId": 5047, "qText": "Which US TV show, where the star appeared as a fictionalised version of himself with his friends George Costanza, Elaine Benes and Cosmo Kramer, ran for 9 seasons?", "qAns": [ "seinfeld" ] }, { "qId": 5048, "qText": "Costa Coffee and Premier Inn are owned by which company?", "qAns": [ "whitbread" ] }, { "qId": 5049, "qText": "Which company owns the Costa coffee chain?", "qAns": [ "whitbread" ] }, { "qId": 5050, "qText": "In which European country is the Costa del Sol?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 5051, "qText": "The Costa del Sol is a region of which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 5052, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play will you find 'Dull', 'Costard' and 'Moth'?", "qAns": [ "love's labour's lost" ] }, { "qId": 5053, "qText": "Who was the President of Costa Rica between 2006 and 2010?", "qAns": [ "oscar arias" ] }, { "qId": 5054, "qText": "What is the capital of Costa Rica?", "qAns": [ "san jose" ] }, { "qId": 5055, "qText": "The Costa Smeralda is on the northeast coast of which island?", "qAns": [ "sardinia" ] }, { "qId": 5056, "qText": "The Costa Smeralda (or Emerald Coast) is a feature of which Mediterranean island?", "qAns": [ "sardinia" ] }, { "qId": 5057, "qText": "'Cosy In The Rocket', by the British electronic band 'Psapp' (pron. sap) is the theme tune to which American drama series?", "qAns": [ "grey's anatomy" ] }, { "qId": 5058, "qText": "Which French town is served by the Cote D'Azure Airport?", "qAns": [ "nice" ] }, { "qId": 5059, "qText": "Cotopaxi in Ecuador and Paricutin in Mexico are examples of which geographical feature?", "qAns": [ "volcano" ] }, { "qId": 5060, "qText": "In which country is Cotopaxi, the highest active volcano in the world?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 5061, "qText": "Cotswold, Southdown, Dorset, Lonk and Lincoln are breeds of what animal?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 5062, "qText": "What cotton cloth, woven from coloured yarns into stripes or checks, takes its name from the Malay word for striped?", "qAns": [ "gingham" ] }, { "qId": 5063, "qText": "What is a medium-weight balanced plain-woven fabric, the name Indonesian in origin, that is made from dyed cotton or cotton-blend yarn?", "qAns": [ "gingham" ] }, { "qId": 5064, "qText": "Which striped or checked cotton cloth takes its name from the Malay word for striped?", "qAns": [ "gingham" ] }, { "qId": 5065, "qText": "Who invented the cotton gin in 1783?", "qAns": [ "eli whitney" ] }, { "qId": 5066, "qText": "Who is credited with inventing the Cotton Gin in 1793?", "qAns": [ "eli whitney" ] }, { "qId": 5067, "qText": "'Maverick', 'Ice','Viper', 'Goose', 'Jester' and 'Cougar' were names used by various characters in which film?", "qAns": [ "top gun" ] }, { "qId": 5068, "qText": "Who created the radio/TV character Count Arthur Strong?", "qAns": [ "steve delaney" ] }, { "qId": 5069, "qText": "Who succeeded Carol Vorderman on the TV quiz show, Countdown in 2009?", "qAns": [ "rachel riley" ] }, { "qId": 5070, "qText": "Who took over as presenter of Countdown from Des O`Connor in 2009?", "qAns": [ "jeff stelling" ] }, { "qId": 5071, "qText": "Who was named the new host of Channel 4's Countdown?", "qAns": [ "des o'connor" ] }, { "qId": 5072, "qText": "Who replaced Jeff Stelling as host of Channel 4's Countdown?", "qAns": [ "nick hewer" ] }, { "qId": 5073, "qText": "Who took over from Jeff Stelling as the host of 'Countdown'?", "qAns": [ "nick hewer" ] }, { "qId": 5074, "qText": "Count Dracula was based on which real-life person?", "qAns": [ "vlad the impaler" ] }, { "qId": 5075, "qText": "Who created the character 'Count Dracula'?", "qAns": [ "bram stoker" ] }, { "qId": 5076, "qText": "In 1931 which Hungarian actor played Count Dracula in films?", "qAns": [ "bela lugosi" ] }, { "qId": 5077, "qText": "Count Duckula was a spinoff from which other children's animated series?", "qAns": [ "danger mouse" ] }, { "qId": 5078, "qText": "Active since 1977, Which unit is the only official US Army Counter-Terrorism force?", "qAns": [ "delta force" ] }, { "qId": 5079, "qText": "Who played 'Countess Dracula' in the 1971 film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "ingrid pitt" ] }, { "qId": 5080, "qText": "Who directed the 1966 film 'A Countess from Hong Kong?", "qAns": [ "charlie chaplin" ] }, { "qId": 5081, "qText": "The Count of Monte Cristo was originally written in which language?", "qAns": [ "french" ] }, { "qId": 5082, "qText": "Who wrote the novel `The Count Of Monte Cristo`?", "qAns": [ "alexandre dumas" ] }, { "qId": 5083, "qText": "In the novel by Dumas, where was the Count of Monte Cristo imprisoned for 14 years?", "qAns": [ "chateau d'if" ] }, { "qId": 5084, "qText": "Who won the 1954 Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the film 'Country Girl'?", "qAns": [ "grace kelly" ] }, { "qId": 5085, "qText": "Who had a 2000 hit with Country Grammar?", "qAns": [ "nelly" ] }, { "qId": 5086, "qText": "What was the name of country music`s first superstar who died at the age of 29 from drink and drug abuse?", "qAns": [ "hank williams" ] }, { "qId": 5087, "qText": "Which country music star, writer of the song Your Cheatin' Heart, died on New Year's Day 1953?", "qAns": [ "hank williams" ] }, { "qId": 5088, "qText": "Which South American country has borders with all other South American countries apart from Ecuador and Chile?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 5089, "qText": "Ecuador has a border with Peru and which other country ?", "qAns": [ "colombia" ] }, { "qId": 5090, "qText": "What song starts The warden threw a party in the county jail?", "qAns": [ "jailhouse rock" ] }, { "qId": 5091, "qText": "In the Republic of Ireland, in which town or city are the administrative HQ for the County of Kerry?", "qAns": [ "tralee" ] }, { "qId": 5092, "qText": "Courbet belonged to which artistic school?", "qAns": [ "realism" ] }, { "qId": 5093, "qText": "A courgette is a type of what?", "qAns": [ "vegetable" ] }, { "qId": 5094, "qText": "Who released the critically acclaimed albums Blue and Court and Spark?", "qAns": [ "joni mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 5095, "qText": "What was the name of Courtney Cox`s news reporter in the `Scream` films?", "qAns": [ "gale weathers" ] }, { "qId": 5096, "qText": "With which musical instrument is Courtney Pine most closely associated?", "qAns": [ "saxophone" ] }, { "qId": 5097, "qText": "What musical instrument does jazz musician Courtney Pine primarily play?", "qAns": [ "saxophone" ] }, { "qId": 5098, "qText": "With which instrument is jazz musician Courtney Pine mainly associated?", "qAns": [ "saxophone" ] }, { "qId": 5099, "qText": "Court Philippe Chatrier, which has stands named after Jacques Toto Brugnon, Jean Borotra, Henri Cochet, and Ren Lacoste, is the main court of an international tennis venue in which city?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 5100, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1992 film My Cousin Vinnie?", "qAns": [ "joe pesci" ] }, { "qId": 5101, "qText": "Coz I Luv You was a No.1 hit in 1971 for which group?", "qAns": [ "slade" ] }, { "qId": 5102, "qText": "In which Disney film would you find Sebastian the Crab?", "qAns": [ "the little mermaid" ] }, { "qId": 5103, "qText": "Which TV comedy series was set on Craggy Island?", "qAns": [ "father ted" ] }, { "qId": 5104, "qText": "Which city was singer Craig David born in?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 5105, "qText": "What drink consists of vodka, Triple Sec, cranberry juice, and lime juice?", "qAns": [ "cosmopolitan" ] }, { "qId": 5106, "qText": "Crash, rise and hi-hat are all types of which musical instrument?", "qAns": [ "cymbal" ] }, { "qId": 5107, "qText": "What hit song by the Crash Test Dummies comprised four three-letter words all containing the same letter?", "qAns": [ "mmm mmm mmm mmm" ] }, { "qId": 5108, "qText": "Pompey the Great and Crassus were two of the 'First Triumverate' in 60 BC. Who was the third?", "qAns": [ "julius caesar" ] }, { "qId": 5109, "qText": "The cravat was a predecessor to what modern garment?", "qAns": [ "necktie" ] }, { "qId": 5110, "qText": "Which English football club play their home games at Craven Cottage?", "qAns": [ "fulham f.c." ] }, { "qId": 5111, "qText": "Craven Walker invented what 60s fashionable icon?", "qAns": [ "lava lamp" ] }, { "qId": 5112, "qText": "Crazy Arms was a breakthrough hit for whom?", "qAns": [ "jerry lee lewis" ] }, { "qId": 5113, "qText": "Who wrote the song Crazy, made famous by Patsy Cline?", "qAns": [ "willie nelson" ] }, { "qId": 5114, "qText": "Who won the Oscar for Best Actor in 2010 for his role as Otis Blake in the film 'Crazy Heart'?", "qAns": [ "jeff bridges" ] }, { "qId": 5115, "qText": "What singer was backed by band known as Crazy Horse?", "qAns": [ "neil young" ] }, { "qId": 5116, "qText": "Who teamed up with Kesha on the 2013 hit Crazy Kids?", "qAns": [ "will.i.am" ] }, { "qId": 5117, "qText": "Which cocktail is a mixture of brandy and creme de cacao, often with cream?", "qAns": [ "brandy alexander" ] }, { "qId": 5118, "qText": "Who was the lead singer with Cream?", "qAns": [ "jack bruce" ] }, { "qId": 5119, "qText": "What name was first applied to the group Cream when they formed in the early sixties?", "qAns": [ "supergroup" ] }, { "qId": 5120, "qText": "Which composer, born in 1732, wrote the oratorios 'The Creation' and 'The Seasons'?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 5121, "qText": "Who wrote the music of the oratorios The Creation and The Seasons ?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 5122, "qText": "What is the name for large-scale musical works such as Handel's Messiah and Haydn's The Creation?", "qAns": [ "oratorio" ] }, { "qId": 5123, "qText": "During which conflict was the battle of Crecy fought?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 5124, "qText": "In which war did the battles of Crecy and Poitiers take place?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 5125, "qText": "The battle of Crecy was fought during which war?", "qAns": [ "hundred years' war" ] }, { "qId": 5126, "qText": "Which fictitious riverboat gave Credence Clearwater Revival their first hit single in Britain?", "qAns": [ "proud mary" ] }, { "qId": 5127, "qText": "What was the first British credit card?", "qAns": [ "barclaycard" ] }, { "qId": 5128, "qText": "Reaching number 7 in the charts in 1993, 'Creep' was the first UK top ten hit for which group?", "qAns": [ "radiohead" ] }, { "qId": 5129, "qText": "In which state is the Creighton University?", "qAns": [ "nebraska" ] }, { "qId": 5130, "qText": "On what would you find a field, motto, crest, and escutcheon?", "qAns": [ "coat of arms" ] }, { "qId": 5131, "qText": "In which Carry On film does Kenneth Williams play Captain Fearless and Bernard Cribbins Midshipman Albert Poopdecker?", "qAns": [ "carry on jack" ] }, { "qId": 5132, "qText": "Who was the first British Prime Minister born in the 20th Century. Also the only PM to have played 1st class cricket?", "qAns": [ "alec douglas-home" ] }, { "qId": 5133, "qText": "Which England cricket captain was born in Madras in 1968?", "qAns": [ "nasser hussain" ] }, { "qId": 5134, "qText": "Who resigned as England cricket coach after the 2007 Ashes series 5-0 defeat?", "qAns": [ "duncan fletcher" ] }, { "qId": 5135, "qText": "Which word completes the tile of a Kerry Greenwood novel about a visit to Sydney to watch cricket by her detective character Phryne Fisher - Death before ________?", "qAns": [ "wicket" ] }, { "qId": 5136, "qText": "Which English cricketer had figures for bowling 10 for 53 against Australia 1956?", "qAns": [ "jim laker" ] }, { "qId": 5137, "qText": "In 1964, which English cricketer became the first bowler to take 300 Test wickets?", "qAns": [ "fred trueman" ] }, { "qId": 5138, "qText": "Who, in 1964 became the first cricketer to take 300 wickets?", "qAns": [ "fred trueman" ] }, { "qId": 5139, "qText": "Who was the second cricketer to score 36 runs off an over in first class cricket?", "qAns": [ "ravi shastri" ] }, { "qId": 5140, "qText": "With which other cricketer does James Anderson hold the England record for the most successful bowler/wicket keeper combination with 68 wickets?", "qAns": [ "matt prior" ] }, { "qId": 5141, "qText": "In 2012, who became the first South African cricketer to score a test-match triple century?", "qAns": [ "hashim amla" ] }, { "qId": 5142, "qText": "Who wrote the Christmas book 'The Cricket on the Hearth'?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 5143, "qText": "The Crickets backed which famous singer-songwriter?", "qAns": [ "buddy holly" ] }, { "qId": 5144, "qText": "Who was backed by The Crickets?", "qAns": [ "buddy holly" ] }, { "qId": 5145, "qText": "Sevastopol, in the Crimea, lies on the shore of which body of water?", "qAns": [ "black sea" ] }, { "qId": 5146, "qText": "Which sea lies to the northwest of the Crimea?", "qAns": [ "sea of azov" ] }, { "qId": 5147, "qText": "Who wrote 'Crime and Punishment' and 'The Brothers Karamazov'?", "qAns": [ "fyodor dostoyevsky" ] }, { "qId": 5148, "qText": "Who served in the Crimean War (1854 - 56), was responsible for suppressing the Taiping rebellion in China in 1860, was governor of the Sudan 1877 - 79, and died there?", "qAns": [ "charles george gordon" ] }, { "qId": 5149, "qText": "Which battle, the first major engagement of the Crimean War took place on 20th September 1854?", "qAns": [ "battle of alma" ] }, { "qId": 5150, "qText": "In which BBC crime drama which ran for six series, did clinical psychologist 'Dr. Tony Hill' work first with 'DI Carol Jordan' and then with 'DI Alex Fielding'?", "qAns": [ "wire in the blood" ] }, { "qId": 5151, "qText": "Which band released an 1974 album entitled 'Crime of the Century'?", "qAns": [ "supertramp" ] }, { "qId": 5152, "qText": "Singer Crispian Mills is the son of which famous actress?", "qAns": [ "hayley mills" ] }, { "qId": 5153, "qText": "Which jazz pianist and composer 1917-1982 composed Round Midnight and Criss Cross?", "qAns": [ "thelonious monk" ] }, { "qId": 5154, "qText": "Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner became President of which South American country in December 2007?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5155, "qText": "Sixty year old Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is the current president of which South American country ?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 5156, "qText": "Which German philosopher wrote Critique of Pure Reason?", "qAns": [ "immanuel kant" ] }, { "qId": 5157, "qText": "Which philosopher wrote the 'The Critique of Pure Reason'?", "qAns": [ "immanuel kant" ] }, { "qId": 5158, "qText": "What is the capital city of Croatia?", "qAns": [ "zagreb" ] }, { "qId": 5159, "qText": "What is the capital of Croatia?", "qAns": [ "zagreb" ] }, { "qId": 5160, "qText": "What historic region of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, gave its name to a dog breed with a striking appearance?", "qAns": [ "dalmatia" ] }, { "qId": 5161, "qText": "Croatia won their first ever Olympic gold in Atlanta in 1996 in which event?", "qAns": [ "handball" ] }, { "qId": 5162, "qText": "What was the name of Australian tv's 'Crocodile Hunter?", "qAns": [ "steve irwin" ] }, { "qId": 5163, "qText": "The Crocodile Hunter was a nickname given to what Australian naturalist, who was killed by a slightly irritated sting ray in 2006?", "qAns": [ "steve irwin" ] }, { "qId": 5164, "qText": "Who had a hit single with `Crocodile Rock` in 1972?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 5165, "qText": "Who had a hit single with 'Crocodile Rock`'n 1972?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 5166, "qText": "What orange spice/colouring comes from the crocus plant, often associated with rice?", "qAns": [ "saffron" ] }, { "qId": 5167, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1970 film 'Cromwell'?", "qAns": [ "richard harris" ] }, { "qId": 5168, "qText": "Which place between York and Knaresborough in the UK was the site of a decisive battle in 1642 when Cromwell defeated Royalist forces?", "qAns": [ "battle of marston moor" ] }, { "qId": 5169, "qText": "Kronos (or Cronus) was the Greek equivalent of which Roman god?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 5170, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was the daughter or Cronus and wife of Zeus?", "qAns": [ "hera" ] }, { "qId": 5171, "qText": "Crooked Rain Crooked Rain was a 1990s album by which band?", "qAns": [ "pavement" ] }, { "qId": 5172, "qText": "Which Derbyshire town is famous for having a church with a crooked spire?", "qAns": [ "chesterfield" ] }, { "qId": 5173, "qText": "Which delta blues musician wrote Love in Vain, Cross Road Blues, and Rambling on My Mind?", "qAns": [ "robert johnson" ] }, { "qId": 5174, "qText": "Which football league club play home games at the Crown Ground?", "qAns": [ "accrington stanley f.c." ] }, { "qId": 5175, "qText": "Which English composer wrote the music 'Crown Imperial' for the coronation of George VI?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 5176, "qText": "Who composed the orchestral march Crown Imperial, it was used for the coronation of King George VI in 1937?", "qAns": [ "william walton" ] }, { "qId": 5177, "qText": "In June 2010, Daniel Westling married Crown Princess Victoria of which country?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 5178, "qText": "Who wrote the 1952 play 'The Crucible'?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5179, "qText": "Who wrote Death Of A Salesman and The Crucible?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5180, "qText": "Who wrote the plays `Death Of A Salesman` and `The Crucible`?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5181, "qText": "The 1994 Triptych Three Studies for Figures at the Base of Crucifixion was a breakthrough work by whom?", "qAns": [ "francis bacon" ] }, { "qId": 5182, "qText": "Cruella DeVil was a villainess in which animated Disney film?", "qAns": [ "101 dalmatians" ] }, { "qId": 5183, "qText": "The writer of the book The Cruel Sea was born in Rodney Street, Liverpool. What was his name?", "qAns": [ "nicholas monsarrat" ] }, { "qId": 5184, "qText": "Who wrote the WW11 novel 'The Cruel Sea'?", "qAns": [ "nicholas monsarrat" ] }, { "qId": 5185, "qText": "Who featured on the 2013 Florida Georgia Line hit Cruise?", "qAns": [ "nelly" ] }, { "qId": 5186, "qText": "Which company makes the Crunchie chocolate bar?", "qAns": [ "cadbury" ] }, { "qId": 5187, "qText": "Which Disney film includes the characters Bubbles,Crush and Mr Ray?", "qAns": [ "finding nemo" ] }, { "qId": 5188, "qText": "Which South American country which has had currencies the Cruzeiro and the Cruzado, now uses the Real?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 5189, "qText": "Cry Cry Cry was the first single released by whom?", "qAns": [ "johnny cash" ] }, { "qId": 5190, "qText": "Who had a 2007 hit with Cry for You?", "qAns": [ "september" ] }, { "qId": 5191, "qText": "In the 1987 film 'Cry Freedom' which character was played by Denzel Washington?", "qAns": [ "steve biko" ] }, { "qId": 5192, "qText": "The 1987 film 'Cry Freedom' is a biographical drama about which South African civil rights leader?", "qAns": [ "steve biko" ] }, { "qId": 5193, "qText": "Who wrote the screenplay for The Crying Game?", "qAns": [ "neil jordan" ] }, { "qId": 5194, "qText": "Who got to no.2 in the charts in 2002 with 'Cry Me a River'?", "qAns": [ "justin timberlake" ] }, { "qId": 5195, "qText": "Which architect designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851?", "qAns": [ "joseph paxton" ] }, { "qId": 5196, "qText": "Who Directed the 2008 film 'Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull'?", "qAns": [ "steven spielberg" ] }, { "qId": 5197, "qText": "Who plays the villainous Soviet agent Irina Spalko in the 2008 film 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'?", "qAns": [ "cate blanchett" ] }, { "qId": 5198, "qText": "What is the title of the first novel to be published in the 'Chronicles of Narnia' series by C S Lewis?", "qAns": [ "the lion, the witch and the wardrobe" ] }, { "qId": 5199, "qText": "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, a 2005 film based on the novel by C. S. Lewis, is set mainly in which land?", "qAns": [ "the chronicles of narnia" ] }, { "qId": 5200, "qText": "What is the last book in the Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis?", "qAns": [ "the last battle" ] }, { "qId": 5201, "qText": "What was the name of the lion in C S Lewis's book 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe'?", "qAns": [ "aslan" ] }, { "qId": 5202, "qText": "Which 1993 film is about the affair between author C S Lewis and poet Joy Grisham?", "qAns": [ "shadowlands" ] }, { "qId": 5203, "qText": "What is the official language of Cuba?", "qAns": [ "spanish" ] }, { "qId": 5204, "qText": "Who was elected President of Cuba in February 2008?", "qAns": [ "raul castro" ] }, { "qId": 5205, "qText": "What is the capital city of Cuba?", "qAns": [ "havana" ] }, { "qId": 5206, "qText": "What is the capital of Cuba?", "qAns": [ "havana" ] }, { "qId": 5207, "qText": "Cuba and Jamaica are part of which group of West Indian islands?", "qAns": [ "greater antilles" ] }, { "qId": 5208, "qText": "What U.S. military base is located on the island of Cuba?", "qAns": [ "guantanamo bay" ] }, { "qId": 5209, "qText": "What specifically is the alcoholic ingredient of the drink Cuba Libre?", "qAns": [ "rum" ] }, { "qId": 5210, "qText": "Who was the Russian leader at the time of the Cuban missile crisis?", "qAns": [ "nikita khrushchev" ] }, { "qId": 5211, "qText": "Which US President was in office during the Cuban Missile Crisis?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 5212, "qText": "Who was US President during the Cuban Missile Crisis?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 5213, "qText": "What are the tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron known as?", "qAns": [ "platonic solid" ] }, { "qId": 5214, "qText": "Which French artist, along with Picasso, was a founder of Cubism He designed sets for Diaghilev ballets and was awarded the Legion D'Honneur. Among his works are The Woman Musician and The Candlestick.?", "qAns": [ "georges braque" ] }, { "qId": 5215, "qText": "Who founded the Cubism movement with Picasso?", "qAns": [ "georges braque" ] }, { "qId": 5216, "qText": "Which painter, along with Georges Braque, founded the style cubism in the early 20th century?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 5217, "qText": "A hugely valuable little sculpted guitar recently recovered by police in Italy was made by which cubist artist for his daughter Paloma?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 5218, "qText": "Under what pseudonym did JK Rowling publish the book 'The Cuckoo's Calling'?", "qAns": [ "robert galbraith" ] }, { "qId": 5219, "qText": "What chemical element (Cu) is named after Cyprus?", "qAns": [ "copper" ] }, { "qId": 5220, "qText": "In Greece, what is a dish that is mainly cucumber mixed with garlic and yoghurt called?", "qAns": [ "tzatziki" ] }, { "qId": 5221, "qText": "On which island are the Cuillin Hills?", "qAns": [ "skye" ] }, { "qId": 5222, "qText": "The Cuillin Hills are on which Scottish island?", "qAns": [ "skye" ] }, { "qId": 5223, "qText": "Which Scottish leader was finally beaten at Culloden?", "qAns": [ "charles edward stuart" ] }, { "qId": 5224, "qText": "Which record by Culture Club was the best-selling UK single of 1983?", "qAns": [ "karma chameleon" ] }, { "qId": 5225, "qText": "Where in the world would you find Cumbum?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 5226, "qText": "In 1907, which ill-fated liner of the Cunard Line made its maiden voyage?", "qAns": [ "rms lusitania" ] }, { "qId": 5227, "qText": "What famous Cunard liner was sunk off the coast of Ireland on May 7, 1915, with the loss of 1198 lives?", "qAns": [ "rms lusitania" ] }, { "qId": 5228, "qText": "Which underground British band had a hit album called Cunning Stunts?", "qAns": [ "caravan" ] }, { "qId": 5229, "qText": "Who in Greek mythology was the cupbearer to the gods and Goddess of eternal youth and was later replaced by Ganymede?", "qAns": [ "hebe" ] }, { "qId": 5230, "qText": "What is the Greek name for the Roman god known as Cupid?", "qAns": [ "eros" ] }, { "qId": 5231, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with 'E' is the Greek counterpart of the Latin god Cupid?", "qAns": [ "eros" ] }, { "qId": 5232, "qText": "Who had a top ten hit in the UK with Cupid in 1961?", "qAns": [ "sam cooke" ] }, { "qId": 5233, "qText": "Which European country has the Cupon as its currency?", "qAns": [ "moldova" ] }, { "qId": 5234, "qText": "Angel, Itatinga, Cuquenan, Ormeli, and Tysse are all what?", "qAns": [ "waterfall" ] }, { "qId": 5235, "qText": "What is the capital of Curacao?", "qAns": [ "willemstad" ] }, { "qId": 5236, "qText": "Who is the lead singer of British band The Cure?", "qAns": [ "robert smith" ] }, { "qId": 5237, "qText": "Curio is a character in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "twelfth night" ] }, { "qId": 5238, "qText": "What was visited by Viking, Pathfinder, and Curiosity?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5239, "qText": "On which planet did NASA's Curiosity rover complete its first year, equal to 687 Earth days, in June 2014?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5240, "qText": "Who wrote the bestseller 'The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-time'?", "qAns": [ "mark haddon" ] }, { "qId": 5241, "qText": "Who were Larry, Curly and Mo better known as ?", "qAns": [ "the three stooges" ] }, { "qId": 5242, "qText": "Who played Curly in Coronation Street?", "qAns": [ "kevin kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 5243, "qText": "What child actress delighted audiences in Curly Top and Heidi?", "qAns": [ "shirley temple" ] }, { "qId": 5244, "qText": "Which author`s first works were published under the name Currer Bell?", "qAns": [ "charlotte bronte" ] }, { "qId": 5245, "qText": "The 1957 film 'The Curse of Frankenstein' was based on a novel by which author?", "qAns": [ "mary shelley" ] }, { "qId": 5246, "qText": "'The Curse Of The Black Pearl' was the first of which series of films?", "qAns": [ "pirates of the caribbean" ] }, { "qId": 5247, "qText": "In the film `The Curse Of The Pink Panther`, which actor plays Inspector Clouseau after having plastic surgery?", "qAns": [ "roger moore" ] }, { "qId": 5248, "qText": "Curtis Jackson, alias 50 Cent, is an American exponent of which type of music?", "qAns": [ "hip hop music" ] }, { "qId": 5249, "qText": "Which battle is known as 'Custer's Last Stand'?", "qAns": [ "battle of the little bighorn" ] }, { "qId": 5250, "qText": "Built in 1869, what type of ship is the Cutty Sark, which was put on public display in 1954 and is preserved in dry dock in Greenwich, London, UK?", "qAns": [ "clipper" ] }, { "qId": 5251, "qText": "The ship 'Cutty Sark' was built in which Scottish dockyard town?", "qAns": [ "dumbarton" ] }, { "qId": 5252, "qText": "Whose 1984 novel Neuromancer, was one of the first cyberpunk novels?", "qAns": [ "william gibson" ] }, { "qId": 5253, "qText": "What beings come from the planet Cybertron?", "qAns": [ "transformers" ] }, { "qId": 5254, "qText": "Which cyclist was BBC Scotland Sports Personality of the Year in 2003 and 2008?", "qAns": [ "chris hoy" ] }, { "qId": 5255, "qText": "Which Island Nation was devastated by cyclone Pam in March 2015?", "qAns": [ "vanuatu" ] }, { "qId": 5256, "qText": "Cydonia oblonga is the Latin of which fruit, used in preserves and originally used to make marmalade?", "qAns": [ "quince" ] }, { "qId": 5257, "qText": "In the Shakespeare play 'Cymbeline', who stole Cymbeline's sons, Guiderius and Aviragus, when they were infants?", "qAns": [ "belarius" ] }, { "qId": 5258, "qText": "Which artist painted A Wheatfield With Cypresses in 1889?", "qAns": [ "vincent van gogh" ] }, { "qId": 5259, "qText": "Who was Prime Minister of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977?", "qAns": [ "makarios iii" ] }, { "qId": 5260, "qText": "What is the capital city of Cyprus?", "qAns": [ "nicosia" ] }, { "qId": 5261, "qText": "What is the capital of Cyprus?", "qAns": [ "nicosia" ] }, { "qId": 5262, "qText": "Which RAF base is located on Cyprus?", "qAns": [ "raf akrotiri" ] }, { "qId": 5263, "qText": "Who wrote the 1897 play 'Cyrano de Bergerac'?", "qAns": [ "edmond rostand" ] }, { "qId": 5264, "qText": "The ancient cities of Leptis Magna and Cyrene can be found in which modern-day country?", "qAns": [ "libya" ] }, { "qId": 5265, "qText": "The novels 'The Shipmaster, 'The Iron Ships' and 'The Trade Winds' by Cyril Abraham, are based on which 1970's British tv series?", "qAns": [ "the onedin line" ] }, { "qId": 5266, "qText": "From 559 BC until 530 BC, Cyrus the Great was the leader of which ancient empire?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 5267, "qText": "In which country did the dance The Czardas originate?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 5268, "qText": "Who am I, I was born in 1936 in Czechoslovakia, was a playwright and became a politician being the last President of Czechoslovakia (1989-92) and the first President of the Czech Republic (1993-2003)?", "qAns": [ "vaclav havel" ] }, { "qId": 5269, "qText": "Who was both the last President of Czechoslovakia and the first President of the Czech republic?", "qAns": [ "vaclav havel" ] }, { "qId": 5270, "qText": "Who was the last president of Czechoslovakia before its dissolution in 1993?", "qAns": [ "vaclav havel" ] }, { "qId": 5271, "qText": "Dacca is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "bangladesh" ] }, { "qId": 5272, "qText": "In which region of Germany was the notorious Dachau concentration camp?", "qAns": [ "bavaria" ] }, { "qId": 5273, "qText": "In 1919, which Dadaist created L.H.O.O.Q., a parody of the Mona Lisa, in which a moustache and goatee beard were added to a reproduction of the painting?", "qAns": [ "marcel duchamp" ] }, { "qId": 5274, "qText": "Which British band has had members called 3D, Daddy G and Mushroom?", "qAns": [ "massive attack" ] }, { "qId": 5275, "qText": "Who played Private Joe Walker in Dad's Army?", "qAns": [ "james beck" ] }, { "qId": 5276, "qText": "Which actor was a Dad's Army regular and also appeared in the film 'Ben Hur'?", "qAns": [ "john le mesurier" ] }, { "qId": 5277, "qText": "Which member of the cast of Dad's Army was born in Hayfield in 1915?", "qAns": [ "arthur lowe" ] }, { "qId": 5278, "qText": "Which pop group consisted of Huw Bunford, Clan Caren, Dafydd Leuan, Guto Price and Gryff Rhuys?", "qAns": [ "super furry animals" ] }, { "qId": 5279, "qText": "Sharm-el-Sheikh, Dahab and Taba are all resorts in which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 5280, "qText": "Which city in the Zou Department of The People's Republic of Benin was formerly the capital of the ancient kingdom of Dahomey?", "qAns": [ "abomey" ] }, { "qId": 5281, "qText": "A daikon is what type of vegetable?", "qAns": [ "radish" ] }, { "qId": 5282, "qText": "Raphanus Sativus is the Latin name of what vegetable, which has varieties including Cherry Belle, Sicily Giant and Daikon?", "qAns": [ "radish" ] }, { "qId": 5283, "qText": "In 2010 Channel Five was taken over by The Northern & Shell Publishing Group which includes the Daily Express and Daily Star, who owns the company?", "qAns": [ "richard desmond" ] }, { "qId": 5284, "qText": "Who is the owner of the Daily Express?", "qAns": [ "richard desmond" ] }, { "qId": 5285, "qText": "Who has been the editor of the Daily Mail since 1992?", "qAns": [ "paul dacre" ] }, { "qId": 5286, "qText": "In addition to hosting the Academy Awards, what stand up comic took over for Craig Kilborn behind the desk of The Daily Show?", "qAns": [ "jon stewart" ] }, { "qId": 5287, "qText": "Which brothers own the Daily Telegraph?", "qAns": [ "david and frederick barclay" ] }, { "qId": 5288, "qText": "Dainik Jagran is (at 2014) India's, and perhaps the world's, most popular?", "qAns": [ "newspaper" ] }, { "qId": 5289, "qText": "Which spirit is traditionally used to make a Daiquiri cocktail?", "qAns": [ "white rum" ] }, { "qId": 5290, "qText": "The 'Daiquiri' cocktail was named after a town in which country?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 5291, "qText": "Which TV character has sisters called Daisy and Rose?", "qAns": [ "hyacinth bucket" ] }, { "qId": 5292, "qText": "Who starred as Daisy in The Great Gatsby?", "qAns": [ "mia farrow" ] }, { "qId": 5293, "qText": "Who played Daisy Duke in the 2005 film The Dukes of Hazzard?", "qAns": [ "jessica simpson" ] }, { "qId": 5294, "qText": "Dakahlia, Ghabia and Helwan are governorates of which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 5295, "qText": "The Dakar Rally (previously known as the Paris Dakar rally) is an annual event, but of which country is Dakar the capital city?", "qAns": [ "senegal" ] }, { "qId": 5296, "qText": "Dakar is the capital city of which African country?", "qAns": [ "senegal" ] }, { "qId": 5297, "qText": "Which native American tribe were also known as the Dakota?", "qAns": [ "sioux" ] }, { "qId": 5298, "qText": "What 2002 novel was made into a film starring Dakota Fanning and Queen Latifah 6 years later?", "qAns": [ "the secret life of bees" ] }, { "qId": 5299, "qText": "Actress Dakota Johnson is the daughter of actor Don Johnson and which actress?", "qAns": [ "melanie griffith" ] }, { "qId": 5300, "qText": "The Dalai Lama is a high lama in which religion?", "qAns": [ "buddhism" ] }, { "qId": 5301, "qText": "What religion is the Dalai Lama?", "qAns": [ "buddhism" ] }, { "qId": 5302, "qText": "Kyle MacLachlan played agent Dale Cooper in which early 1990s US TV series?", "qAns": [ "twin peaks" ] }, { "qId": 5303, "qText": "What American TV serial, first broadcast between April 1990 and June 1991, followed an investigation headed by Special Agent Dale Cooper?", "qAns": [ "twin peaks" ] }, { "qId": 5304, "qText": "In 1864, the Dale Dyke Dam burst while being filled, leading to the death of 240 people in which British city?", "qAns": [ "sheffield" ] }, { "qId": 5305, "qText": "On what TV show would you see Daleks saying exterminate?", "qAns": [ "doctor who" ] }, { "qId": 5306, "qText": "Dali belonged to which artistic school?", "qAns": [ "surrealism" ] }, { "qId": 5307, "qText": "In which country is Dal Lake?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 5308, "qText": "Late actor Larry Hagman played which character in the US television series 'Dallas'?", "qAns": [ "j. r. ewing" ] }, { "qId": 5309, "qText": "Patrick Duffy played which character in 'Dallas'?", "qAns": [ "bobby ewing" ] }, { "qId": 5310, "qText": "Who played Jenna Wade in the US tv series 'Dallas'?", "qAns": [ "priscilla presley" ] }, { "qId": 5311, "qText": "Which Dallas actor also appeared in the MGM musicals Show Boat and Kiss Me Kate?", "qAns": [ "howard keel" ] }, { "qId": 5312, "qText": "'Mrs Dalloway' and To the Lighthouse' are among the works of which writer?", "qAns": [ "virginia woolf" ] }, { "qId": 5313, "qText": "Who wrote Mrs Dalloway and Orlando?", "qAns": [ "virginia woolf" ] }, { "qId": 5314, "qText": "Who wrote the 1925 novel Mrs Dalloway?", "qAns": [ "virginia woolf" ] }, { "qId": 5315, "qText": "In which country is the region Dalmatia?", "qAns": [ "croatia" ] }, { "qId": 5316, "qText": "Who plays Dalton Russell, who tells why he is in a cell, in the 2006 film Inside Man?", "qAns": [ "clive owen" ] }, { "qId": 5317, "qText": "Who created the Yorkshire detectives 'Dalziel and Pascoe'?", "qAns": [ "reginald hill" ] }, { "qId": 5318, "qText": "Damascus is the capital of which country?", "qAns": [ "syria" ] }, { "qId": 5319, "qText": "In which country is Damascus, the oldest continually inhabited city in the world?", "qAns": [ "syria" ] }, { "qId": 5320, "qText": "Which British composer wrote The Dam Busters March?", "qAns": [ "eric coates" ] }, { "qId": 5321, "qText": "Who was the wing commander who led the 'Dambusters' bomber raids in 1943?", "qAns": [ "guy gibson" ] }, { "qId": 5322, "qText": "Who owned the black labrador that was killed on the evening of the Dam Busters raid?", "qAns": [ "guy gibson" ] }, { "qId": 5323, "qText": "Which British composer wrote the music used as the theme for Desert Island Discs He also wrote the Dambusters march and the Knightsbridge march.?", "qAns": [ "eric coates" ] }, { "qId": 5324, "qText": "What was the operational squadron number of the Dambusters?", "qAns": [ "no. 617 squadron raf" ] }, { "qId": 5325, "qText": "An actress, which 61 year old Dame was named the world's sexiest older woman?", "qAns": [ "helen mirren" ] }, { "qId": 5326, "qText": "What is the name of the Australian actor/comedian who created the character Dame Edna Everage?", "qAns": [ "barry humphries" ] }, { "qId": 5327, "qText": "In 2005, who became the youngest person ever to be made a Dame of the British Empire?", "qAns": [ "ellen macarthur" ] }, { "qId": 5328, "qText": "English artist Damien Hirst was born in which city?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 5329, "qText": "In which English city was Damien Hirst born?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 5330, "qText": "Name artist Damien Hirst's famous (supposedly 50m) diamond and platinum encrusted skull artwork?", "qAns": [ "for the love of god" ] }, { "qId": 5331, "qText": "Formula One world champions James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill, Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are all from which country?", "qAns": [ "united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 5332, "qText": "In which European city is Dam Square?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 5333, "qText": "I which European city will you find 'Dam Square'?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 5334, "qText": "As whom were John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd known in the title of a 1980 film?", "qAns": [ "the blues brothers" ] }, { "qId": 5335, "qText": "Which hero was the son of Zeus by Danae?", "qAns": [ "perseus" ] }, { "qId": 5336, "qText": "Da Nang International Airport and Tan Son Nhat International Airport are located in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 5337, "qText": "In which series are FBI agents Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) and Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) the investigators of cases involving paranormal phenomena?", "qAns": [ "the x-files" ] }, { "qId": 5338, "qText": "From which country do we get the cheese Danbo?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 5339, "qText": "What is the title of US author Dan Brown's debut novel?", "qAns": [ "digital fortress" ] }, { "qId": 5340, "qText": "What 2003 mystery-detective novel by Dan Brown has been denounced as an attack on the Catholic Church and criticised for historical and scientific inaccuracy?", "qAns": [ "the da vinci code" ] }, { "qId": 5341, "qText": "What is the name of the central character, a Harvard professor of religious iconology and symbology, in Dan Brown's novels 'Angels And Demons' and 'The Da Vinci Code'?", "qAns": [ "robert langdon" ] }, { "qId": 5342, "qText": "Which Dan Brown novel was the best selling fiction book in the UK in 2013, selling over 228,000 copies in its 1st week of publication?", "qAns": [ "inferno" ] }, { "qId": 5343, "qText": "Who painted the famous paintings known as Children at the Beach at Guernsey, Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, The Swing and The Theater Box?", "qAns": [ "pierre-auguste renoir" ] }, { "qId": 5344, "qText": "Kabuki, a form of highly stylised song, mime and dance originated in which country?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 5345, "qText": "Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights is used as the opening theme music for which reality TV show?", "qAns": [ "the apprentice" ] }, { "qId": 5346, "qText": "From his Nutcracker suite, who composed The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy?", "qAns": [ "tchaikovsky" ] }, { "qId": 5347, "qText": "Who directed the 1990 film Dances With Wolves?", "qAns": [ "kevin costner" ] }, { "qId": 5348, "qText": "The painting A Dance to the Music of Time 1634 - 1635 displayed in the Wallace Collection, London is by which artist?", "qAns": [ "nicolas poussin" ] }, { "qId": 5349, "qText": "Who was the first winner of ITV's Dancing On Ice?", "qAns": [ "gaynor faye" ] }, { "qId": 5350, "qText": "Who wrote the music for the films 'Dancing with Wolves' and 'Out of Africa'?", "qAns": [ "john barry" ] }, { "qId": 5351, "qText": "In which American sitcom did the character Dan Conner appear?", "qAns": [ "roseanne" ] }, { "qId": 5352, "qText": "Who is the English voice of Ernest Penfold in the television cartoon series 'Danger Mouse'?", "qAns": [ "terry scott" ] }, { "qId": 5353, "qText": "Which author and playwright wrote An Inspector Calls, When We Are Married and Dangerous Corner?", "qAns": [ "j. b. priestley" ] }, { "qId": 5354, "qText": "Richard Addinsell's most famous piece of music was used in the 1941 film 'Dangerous Moonlight', what is its title?", "qAns": [ "warsaw concerto" ] }, { "qId": 5355, "qText": "What movie featured the songs Danger Zone and Take My Breath Away?", "qAns": [ "top gun" ] }, { "qId": 5356, "qText": "Daniel Casey played the role of Detective Sergeant Troy in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "midsomer murders" ] }, { "qId": 5357, "qText": "To which actress is Daniel Craig married?", "qAns": [ "rachel weisz" ] }, { "qId": 5358, "qText": "Daniel Craig played Ted Hughes in what 2003 film?", "qAns": [ "sylvia" ] }, { "qId": 5359, "qText": "In 2008, Daniel Day-Lewis won the 'Oscar' for Best Actor for his role in which film?", "qAns": [ "there will be blood" ] }, { "qId": 5360, "qText": "What is the nickname of the frontiersman Nathaniel Poe, played by Daniel Day Lewis, in the 1992, film 'The Last of the Mohicans'?", "qAns": [ "hawkeye" ] }, { "qId": 5361, "qText": "'Five Points' was the setting for which 2002 Martin Scorsese film starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cameron Diaz and Liam Neeson?", "qAns": [ "gangs of new york" ] }, { "qId": 5362, "qText": "Which book about a castaway was written by Daniel Defoe?", "qAns": [ "robinson crusoe" ] }, { "qId": 5363, "qText": "Daniel Deronda was the last novel written by which English novelist?", "qAns": [ "george eliot" ] }, { "qId": 5364, "qText": "Who was the author of 'Daniel Deronda' published in 1876?", "qAns": [ "george eliot" ] }, { "qId": 5365, "qText": "Which 2007 Italian drama film directed by Daniele Luchetti is based on Antonio Pennacchi's novel?", "qAns": [ "my brother is an only child" ] }, { "qId": 5366, "qText": "Daniel Goleman was responsible for popularising and defining what management and behavioural concept in his eponymously titled (ie., the title is also the subject) 1995 book?", "qAns": [ "emotional intelligence" ] }, { "qId": 5367, "qText": "What is the pen name of American author Daniel Handler who wrote the children's book 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'?", "qAns": [ "lemony snicket" ] }, { "qId": 5368, "qText": "Which striking building in the Manchester area has been designed by architect Daniel Libeskind?", "qAns": [ "imperial war museum north" ] }, { "qId": 5369, "qText": "In which country was Daniel Libeskind, architect of the Jewish Museum in Berlin born?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 5370, "qText": "Daniel Ortega at the beginning of 2015 is the president of which country?", "qAns": [ "nicaragua" ] }, { "qId": 5371, "qText": "Daniel Radcliffe is best known for playing which film role?", "qAns": [ "harry potter" ] }, { "qId": 5372, "qText": "US veterinary pathologist Daniel Salmon (1850-1914) oversaw the discovery of what, named eponymously?", "qAns": [ "salmonella" ] }, { "qId": 5373, "qText": "Holly Hagan, Scott Timlin, Vicky Pattison and Daniel Thomas-Tuck have all appeared in which UK television reality show?", "qAns": [ "geordie shore" ] }, { "qId": 5374, "qText": "Inuktitut and Danish are the official languages of which island country?", "qAns": [ "greenland" ] }, { "qId": 5375, "qText": "Bartlett, Bosc, d'Anjou and Choke are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "pear" ] }, { "qId": 5376, "qText": "Name the Danny Boyle biopic about a climber trapped by a boulder for more than five days?", "qAns": [ "127 hours" ] }, { "qId": 5377, "qText": "What 1996 film directed by Danny Boyle, was advertised with the tag line Choose Life?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 5378, "qText": "Danny O'Donoghue is the lead singer with which band?", "qAns": [ "the script" ] }, { "qId": 5379, "qText": "Danny O'Donoghue was a judge on the TV show 'The Voice'; he is the singer with which group?", "qAns": [ "the script" ] }, { "qId": 5380, "qText": "Who wrote the children's book Danny, the Champion of the World?", "qAns": [ "roald dahl" ] }, { "qId": 5381, "qText": "Danny Zuko was a main character in what film?", "qAns": [ "grease" ] }, { "qId": 5382, "qText": "Dan Quayle was Vice President to which president of the USA?", "qAns": [ "george h. w. bush" ] }, { "qId": 5383, "qText": "Singer Dan Reynolds is the frontman for which US rock band?", "qAns": [ "imagine dragons" ] }, { "qId": 5384, "qText": "Amongst which composer's best known works are Danse Macabre and The Organ Symphony no 3?", "qAns": [ "camille saint-saens" ] }, { "qId": 5385, "qText": "Who composed the orchestral work Danse Macabre?", "qAns": [ "camille saint-saens" ] }, { "qId": 5386, "qText": "Which actor links the films 'Mrs. Doubtfire', 'Dante's Peak', and 'Mamma Mia!'?", "qAns": [ "pierce brosnan" ] }, { "qId": 5387, "qText": "Who played the part of the vulcanologist who warned of impending disaster in the film 'Dantes Peak'?", "qAns": [ "pierce brosnan" ] }, { "qId": 5388, "qText": "Which city is known as the 'Pearl of the Danube'?", "qAns": [ "budapest" ] }, { "qId": 5389, "qText": "Which European capital city lies at the confluence of the rivers Danube and Sava?", "qAns": [ "belgrade" ] }, { "qId": 5390, "qText": "Which city stands at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers?", "qAns": [ "belgrade" ] }, { "qId": 5391, "qText": "Who had a 2012 chart hit with You Da One?", "qAns": [ "rihanna" ] }, { "qId": 5392, "qText": "Shaggy, Velma, Fred and Daphne are all characters in which television cartoon series?", "qAns": [ "scooby-doo, where are you!" ] }, { "qId": 5393, "qText": "Who plays Daphne in the 2002 film 'Scooby-Doo'?", "qAns": [ "sarah michelle gellar" ] }, { "qId": 5394, "qText": "Which cartoon character had friends called Velma Dinidey and Daphne Blake?", "qAns": [ "scooby-doo" ] }, { "qId": 5395, "qText": "From which Daphne DuMaurier book is the opening line 'Last night I dreamt I went to Manderlay again'?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 5396, "qText": "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again, was the first line of what Daphne du Maurier novel?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 5397, "qText": "Which Lancashire actress played the part of 'Daphne Moon' in 'Frasier'?", "qAns": [ "jane leeves" ] }, { "qId": 5398, "qText": "Who composed the ballet, Daphnis et Chloe and a Piano Concerto for the Left Hand?", "qAns": [ "maurice ravel" ] }, { "qId": 5399, "qText": "In Pride and Prejudice, what is the Christian name of Mr Darcy's sister?", "qAns": [ "georgiana" ] }, { "qId": 5400, "qText": "Who played Mr Darcy in the 1995 BBC adaptation of the Pride and Prejudice?", "qAns": [ "colin firth" ] }, { "qId": 5401, "qText": "Who played Mr Darcy in the 1995 television series 'Pride and Prejudice'?", "qAns": [ "colin firth" ] }, { "qId": 5402, "qText": "A church in Daresbury has a stained-glass window featuring a rabbit, a dodo and a lizard, because which man was born there in 1832, while his father was the parson?", "qAns": [ "lewis carroll" ] }, { "qId": 5403, "qText": "The seaport of Dar-es Salaam is in which African country?", "qAns": [ "tanzania" ] }, { "qId": 5404, "qText": "Darfur, scene of mass genocide over the last few years, is part of which African country?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 5405, "qText": "In which African country is the province of Darfur?", "qAns": [ "sudan" ] }, { "qId": 5406, "qText": "Pashto and Dari are the two official languages of which country ?", "qAns": [ "afghanistan" ] }, { "qId": 5407, "qText": "Pashtu and Dari are the official languages of which country?", "qAns": [ "afghanistan" ] }, { "qId": 5408, "qText": "What ancient empire was led by Xerxes, Cyrus, and Darius?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 5409, "qText": "Darius Rocker was a leading member of which band?", "qAns": [ "hootie and the blowfish" ] }, { "qId": 5410, "qText": "Which film director's credits include Memento, Insomnia, Inception and The Dark Knight Rises?", "qAns": [ "christopher nolan" ] }, { "qId": 5411, "qText": "Also the director of 'Insomnia' and 'The Dark Knight', who directed the 2010 sci-fi film 'Inception'?", "qAns": [ "christopher nolan" ] }, { "qId": 5412, "qText": "Who played the joker in the 2008 film The Dark Knight?", "qAns": [ "heath ledger" ] }, { "qId": 5413, "qText": "Which band released the album `Dark Side of the Moon`?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 5414, "qText": "Who has written a series of novels, entitled The Dark Tower, of which the first, in 1982, was entitled, The Gunslinger?", "qAns": [ "stephen king" ] }, { "qId": 5415, "qText": "Can you name the actress who links 'The Darling Buds of May' and 'Rosemary and Thyme'?", "qAns": [ "pam ferris" ] }, { "qId": 5416, "qText": "Which actor used the word Perfik in The Darling Buds of May?", "qAns": [ "david jason" ] }, { "qId": 5417, "qText": "What was the name of Catherine Zeta Jones character in The Darling Buds of May?", "qAns": [ "mariette" ] }, { "qId": 5418, "qText": "What did Daniel Jones and Darren Hayes call themselves when they got into the charts?", "qAns": [ "savage garden" ] }, { "qId": 5419, "qText": "Which famous actor is well known for his voice over work, including the This is CNN tag and the voice of Darth Vader in the Star Wars film franchise?", "qAns": [ "james earl jones" ] }, { "qId": 5420, "qText": "Who supplied the voice for Darth Vader in the original Star Wars trilogy between 1977 and 1983?", "qAns": [ "james earl jones" ] }, { "qId": 5421, "qText": "In which Star Wars episode does Anakin Skywalker transform into the black-suited Darth Vader?", "qAns": [ "star wars episode iii: revenge of the sith" ] }, { "qId": 5422, "qText": "The Ivy League University 'Dartmouth College' is in which US state?", "qAns": [ "new hampshire" ] }, { "qId": 5423, "qText": "If the Solvay Conferences of the early 1910s set the tone for 20th century physics, the Dartmouth Conferences of 1956 have similar importance for what field of science?", "qAns": [ "artificial intelligence" ] }, { "qId": 5424, "qText": "Darts had their last Top Ten hit in 1979 with which song?", "qAns": [ "duke of earl" ] }, { "qId": 5425, "qText": "Which biologist was known as Darwin's Bulldog?", "qAns": [ "thomas henry huxley" ] }, { "qId": 5426, "qText": "What is the name of the mermaid played by Daryl Hannah in the 1984 film 'Splash'?", "qAns": [ "madison" ] }, { "qId": 5427, "qText": "Which British monarch had a pet Cavalier King Charles spaniel named Dash?", "qAns": [ "queen victoria" ] }, { "qId": 5428, "qText": "Covering an area in excess of 30,000 square miles, in which country can you find the 'Dasht e Kavir Desert' the largest to lie wholly in it's own country?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 5429, "qText": "Which German philosopher wrote 'Das Kapital'?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 5430, "qText": "Who wrote the book Das Kapital?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 5431, "qText": "What is the extramarital dating website whose subscription list was hacked in July 2015?", "qAns": [ "ashley madison" ] }, { "qId": 5432, "qText": "Where are the Sugarloaf Mountain, the Morro da Babilnia, the Morro da Urca, and Mount Corcovado (with its famous giant religious statue)?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 5433, "qText": "Generally acknowledged as the father of role-playing games, Gary Gygax, along with Dave Arneson, was the mastermind behind what major game?", "qAns": [ "dungeons & dragons" ] }, { "qId": 5434, "qText": "Dave Brock has been leader of which psychedelic rock group for over 40 years?", "qAns": [ "hawkwind" ] }, { "qId": 5435, "qText": "Name the 1959 instrumental piece by The Dave Brubeck Quartet - arguably the first ever mainstream jazz hit record - whose title referred to its unusual 5/4 time-signature?", "qAns": [ "take five" ] }, { "qId": 5436, "qText": "What was the title of the only U.K. No.1 hit for the group The Dave Clark Five ?", "qAns": [ "glad all over" ] }, { "qId": 5437, "qText": "What instrument did Dave Clarke play in the Dave Clarke Five?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 5438, "qText": "Who plays Detective Inspector Dave Creegan in the UK television series 'Touching Evil'?", "qAns": [ "robson green" ] }, { "qId": 5439, "qText": "Which 1980s pop group, lead singer Dave Gahan, took its name from a French fashion magazine?", "qAns": [ "depeche mode" ] }, { "qId": 5440, "qText": "Dave Gilmore and Roger Waters were in which rock group?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 5441, "qText": "Which rock band did Dave Gilmour join in 1967?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 5442, "qText": "Which song provided a hit in 1956 for both English comedian Dave King and US singer/actor Dean Martin?", "qAns": [ "memories are made of this" ] }, { "qId": 5443, "qText": "Rob Davis, Les Gray, Dave Mount and Ray Stiles are members of which pop group?", "qAns": [ "mud" ] }, { "qId": 5444, "qText": "Which heavy metal band did guitarist/vocalist Dave Mustaine found in 1983 after being expelled from 'Metallica'?", "qAns": [ "megadeath" ] }, { "qId": 5445, "qText": "Columbus, Ohio resident Dave Thomas opened the first of what restaurant chain on November 15, 1969?", "qAns": [ "wendy's" ] }, { "qId": 5446, "qText": "Which famous film actor once played the detective David Addison on television?", "qAns": [ "bruce willis" ] }, { "qId": 5447, "qText": "Who did actor David Arquette marry in 1999?", "qAns": [ "courtney cox" ] }, { "qId": 5448, "qText": "Which model was married to photographer David Bailey for 10 years, from 1975?", "qAns": [ "marie helvin" ] }, { "qId": 5449, "qText": "David Balfour and Alan Breck are characters in books by which author?", "qAns": [ "robert louis stevenson" ] }, { "qId": 5450, "qText": "How are the duo comprising Marc Almond and David Ball known?", "qAns": [ "soft cell" ] }, { "qId": 5451, "qText": "Which American football team did David Beckham sign up to in 2007?", "qAns": [ "los angeles galaxy" ] }, { "qId": 5452, "qText": "Footballer David Beckham, born 2nd May 1975, played for which English football club between 1993 and 2003?", "qAns": [ "manchester united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 5453, "qText": "David Seaman and David Beckham are connected with which sport?", "qAns": [ "association football" ] }, { "qId": 5454, "qText": "David Beckham retired in 2013 after playing 10 games for which French club?", "qAns": [ "paris saint-germain f.c." ] }, { "qId": 5455, "qText": "What links a village in Oxfordshire, a game show that was presented by Jasper Carrott, and David Beckham?", "qAns": [ "golden balls" ] }, { "qId": 5456, "qText": "David Ben-Gurion became Prime Minister of the provisional government of which newly created country on 15 May 1948?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 5457, "qText": "What new country was led by David Ben-Gurion?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 5458, "qText": "Singer David Bowie teamed up with UK band Queen on which 1981 hit single?", "qAns": [ "under pressure" ] }, { "qId": 5459, "qText": "In which David Bowie song which charted in 1980 does Major Tom become a junkie?", "qAns": [ "ashes to ashes" ] }, { "qId": 5460, "qText": "Which David Bowie number one came from the album Scary Monsters?", "qAns": [ "ashes to ashes" ] }, { "qId": 5461, "qText": "David Broome was a succcesful competitor in what sport in the 1960s and 1970s?", "qAns": [ "show jumping" ] }, { "qId": 5462, "qText": "Which band has featured Gregg Rolie, David Brown and Autlan de Bavarro?", "qAns": [ "santana" ] }, { "qId": 5463, "qText": "Where is David Cameron's Oxfordshire constituency?", "qAns": [ "witney" ] }, { "qId": 5464, "qText": "David Clayton Thomas was the lead singer with which 1960's formed rock band?", "qAns": [ "blood, sweat & tears" ] }, { "qId": 5465, "qText": "David Vine, David Coleman and Sue Barker have all hosted which BBC television quiz show?", "qAns": [ "a question of sport" ] }, { "qId": 5466, "qText": "Ian Gillan and David Coverdale have both provided lead vocals for 'Rock' group?", "qAns": [ "deep purple" ] }, { "qId": 5467, "qText": "Which American situation comedy created by David Crane and Marta Kauffman premiered on NBC on September 22, 1994?", "qAns": [ "friends" ] }, { "qId": 5468, "qText": "Which British sitcom about the Home Guard in World War II was written by Jimmy Perry and David Croft and broadcast between 1968 and 1977, running for 80 episodes?", "qAns": [ "dad's army" ] }, { "qId": 5469, "qText": "Which American rock band, formed in 1964, included amongst its members David Crosby and Roger McGuinn?", "qAns": [ "the byrds" ] }, { "qId": 5470, "qText": "Which actor, comedian and singer was born David Daniel Kaminski?", "qAns": [ "danny kaye" ] }, { "qId": 5471, "qText": "In the Old Testament of the Bible who was the father of David?", "qAns": [ "jesse" ] }, { "qId": 5472, "qText": "Who in the Old Testament is the father of King David?", "qAns": [ "jesse" ] }, { "qId": 5473, "qText": "According to the Holy Bible, in order to marry which woman did King David send her husband, Uriah the Hittite, to meet his death in battle?", "qAns": [ "bathsheba" ] }, { "qId": 5474, "qText": "Now in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence, the Renaissance masterpiece, 'The Statue of David is by which sculptor?", "qAns": [ "michelangelo" ] }, { "qId": 5475, "qText": "Who created the statue of David, which is held in Florence's Academia Gallery?", "qAns": [ "michelangelo" ] }, { "qId": 5476, "qText": "Davide Santon, Dino Zoff and Simone Barone have all played for which national football team?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 5477, "qText": "Jerry Yang and David Filo created what?", "qAns": [ "yahoo" ] }, { "qId": 5478, "qText": "What company was founded by Jerry Young and David Filo in 1994?", "qAns": [ "yahoo!" ] }, { "qId": 5479, "qText": "Which Welsh actor portrays David Frost in the 2008 film, Frost/Nixon?", "qAns": [ "michael sheen" ] }, { "qId": 5480, "qText": "David Furnish, Canadian filmmaker and former advertising executive is the husband of which performer?", "qAns": [ "elton john" ] }, { "qId": 5481, "qText": "Responsible for such films as 'Saving Private Ryan' and 'Gladiator', which film Production Company was founded by Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg and David Geffen in 1994?", "qAns": [ "dreamworks" ] }, { "qId": 5482, "qText": "David Gest, a concert promoter, was the fourth husband of whom from March 2002 until their divorce in April 2007?", "qAns": [ "liza minnelli" ] }, { "qId": 5483, "qText": "Guitarist David Gilmour joined which rock band in 1967?", "qAns": [ "pink floyd" ] }, { "qId": 5484, "qText": "The longest running television series ever, November 6, 1947 saw the debut of what now weekly news program, now hosted by David Gregory, following the unfortunante sudden death of host Tim Russert?", "qAns": [ "meet the press" ] }, { "qId": 5485, "qText": "Which rock group was founded in Seattle in 1994 by David Grohl after the break-up of Nirvana?", "qAns": [ "foo fighters" ] }, { "qId": 5486, "qText": "Which movie was a biopic about the life of David Helfgott?", "qAns": [ "shine" ] }, { "qId": 5487, "qText": "In which city was David Hockney born?", "qAns": [ "bradford" ] }, { "qId": 5488, "qText": "In which UK TV series did Ronnie Barker play Arkwright and David Jason play his nephew Granville?", "qAns": [ "open all hours" ] }, { "qId": 5489, "qText": "What was David Jason's character called in 'Porridge'?", "qAns": [ "blanco" ] }, { "qId": 5490, "qText": "In 2013 Yahoo purchased which pictures and video microblogging website business that was founded in 2007 in New York City by David Karp?", "qAns": [ "tumblr" ] }, { "qId": 5491, "qText": "Which 1957 film directed by David Lean was the story of the construction and demolition of a civil engineering work in Burma?", "qAns": [ "the bridge on the river kwai" ] }, { "qId": 5492, "qText": "Which romantic film directed by David Lean is set in World War 2 and based in and around Milford railway station?", "qAns": [ "brief encounter" ] }, { "qId": 5493, "qText": "What was David Leans first film?", "qAns": [ "oliver twist" ] }, { "qId": 5494, "qText": "In which Scottish town was David Livingstone born?", "qAns": [ "blantyre" ] }, { "qId": 5495, "qText": "John and David Lloyd represented Great Britain in the early 1970s at what sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 5496, "qText": "David Low created what pompous British cartoon officer character, first appearing in London's Evening standard in the 1930s?", "qAns": [ "colonel blimp" ] }, { "qId": 5497, "qText": "David Mamet's plays American Buffalo (1975) and Glengarry Glen Ross (1982) are set in what city?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 5498, "qText": "Joanna Lumley and David McCallum played which pair in a TV series?", "qAns": [ "sapphire & steel" ] }, { "qId": 5499, "qText": "David McCallum played the character Dr Daniel Westin in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "the invisible man" ] }, { "qId": 5500, "qText": "David McCallum played the character Illya Kuryakin in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "the man from u.n.c.l.e." ] }, { "qId": 5501, "qText": "David Mitchell is married to which TV quiz presenter and journalist ?", "qAns": [ "victoria coren mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 5502, "qText": "Who married TV and radio personality David Mitchell in 2012?", "qAns": [ "victoria coren mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 5503, "qText": "Argentinian David Nalbandian is a professional player of what sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 5504, "qText": "Bring on the Empty Horses was the sequel to which other David Niven Autobiography/Memoir ?", "qAns": [ "the moon's a balloon" ] }, { "qId": 5505, "qText": "In 1959, for which film did David Niven win his only Academy Award?", "qAns": [ "separate tables" ] }, { "qId": 5506, "qText": "In which film did David Niven play James Bond?", "qAns": [ "casino royale" ] }, { "qId": 5507, "qText": "David Prowse is best known for playing what Star Wars character?", "qAns": [ "darth vader" ] }, { "qId": 5508, "qText": "Richard Block and David Quayle founded which British-based DIY retailing company in 1969?", "qAns": [ "b&q" ] }, { "qId": 5509, "qText": "Which 'Doctor' has been played on television by Bill Simpson and David Rintoul?", "qAns": [ "doctor finlay" ] }, { "qId": 5510, "qText": "David Robert Hayward-Jones became famous as who?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 5511, "qText": "By what name is musician David Robert Hayward-Jones better known?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 5512, "qText": "Which city does David Soul come from?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 5513, "qText": "David Stern was the commissioner of what organization?", "qAns": [ "national basketball association" ] }, { "qId": 5514, "qText": "Which 1985 TV series starred David Suchet in the title role about the proposed construction of a motorway through Cleeve Gorge it also starred George Cole, Julie McKenzie and Simon Cadell?", "qAns": [ "blott on the landscape" ] }, { "qId": 5515, "qText": "Lord David Sutch was the founder of which UK political party?", "qAns": [ "official monster raving loony party" ] }, { "qId": 5516, "qText": "Lord David Sutch, who committed suicide in 1999, was famous for founding what in 1983?", "qAns": [ "official monster raving loony party" ] }, { "qId": 5517, "qText": "Thereze Bazar and David van Day were better known as which duo?", "qAns": [ "dollar" ] }, { "qId": 5518, "qText": "With which pop duo would you associate Theresa Bazaar and David Van Day?", "qAns": [ "dollar" ] }, { "qId": 5519, "qText": "David Walliams is to appear in a TV adaptation of which of his books, playing the Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "mr stink" ] }, { "qId": 5520, "qText": "Dick York, Dick Sargent, David White and Paul Lynde worked together on what US TV serial in the 1960s and 1970s?", "qAns": [ "bewitched" ] }, { "qId": 5521, "qText": "Who wrote The Da Vinci Code?", "qAns": [ "dan brown" ] }, { "qId": 5522, "qText": "Who was the director of the 2006 film The Da Vinci Code?", "qAns": [ "ron howard" ] }, { "qId": 5523, "qText": "Who played 'Robert Langdon' in 'The Da Vinci Code'?", "qAns": [ "tom hanks" ] }, { "qId": 5524, "qText": "With which sport would you associate Davis Love III?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 5525, "qText": "Which European country contains the ski resorts of Davos and Klosters?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 5526, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1955 film 'Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier'?", "qAns": [ "fess parker" ] }, { "qId": 5527, "qText": "According to the song, Davy Crockett was Born on a mountain top where(Greenest state in the land of the free.)?", "qAns": [ "tennessee" ] }, { "qId": 5528, "qText": "Late singer Davy Jones can be heard asking a studio engineer 'What number is this Chip' at the beginning of which Monkees song?", "qAns": [ "daydream believer" ] }, { "qId": 5529, "qText": "Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, and Davy Jones were the members of which band?", "qAns": [ "the monkees" ] }, { "qId": 5530, "qText": "T.V. Sitcoms - What was the name of The Vicar of Dibley, played by Dawn French ?", "qAns": [ "geraldine granger" ] }, { "qId": 5531, "qText": "Dawson City was replaced by Whitehorse as the capital where?", "qAns": [ "yukon" ] }, { "qId": 5532, "qText": "Dayaks are native to what area?", "qAns": [ "borneo" ] }, { "qId": 5533, "qText": "Which band released the albums Sheer Heart Attack and A Day at the Races?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 5534, "qText": "Which novelist appeared in the film Day For Night?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 5535, "qText": "Which SF author wrote The Day it Rained Forever?", "qAns": [ "ray bradbury" ] }, { "qId": 5536, "qText": "Who played The Jackal in the 1973 film The Day of the Jackal?", "qAns": [ "edward fox" ] }, { "qId": 5537, "qText": "Who wrote `The Day Of The Triffids`?", "qAns": [ "john wyndham" ] }, { "qId": 5538, "qText": "Which pop group of the 60's and 70's released albums entitled `Days of Future Passed' and 'A Question of Balance'?", "qAns": [ "the moody blues" ] }, { "qId": 5539, "qText": "Who directed the 1951 classic movie The Day The Earth Stood Still?", "qAns": [ "robert wise" ] }, { "qId": 5540, "qText": "April 25, 1939 saw DC comics introduce what major super hero, their second major, who debuted in issue 27 of Detective Comics.?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 5541, "qText": "Washington DC National Airport has been named in honour of which US President?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 5542, "qText": "D.C. sniper John Allen Muhammad was executed last night for his role in terrorizing the nation's capital in October 2002. In what state was he executed?", "qAns": [ "virginia" ] }, { "qId": 5543, "qText": "Who was Commander-in-Chief of American ground forces in planning the invasion of France in 1944 and Commander of the US 1st Army on D Day?", "qAns": [ "omar bradley" ] }, { "qId": 5544, "qText": "Who featured in the TI hit Dead and Gone?", "qAns": [ "justin timberlake" ] }, { "qId": 5545, "qText": "Which novelist works include `Dead Cert`, `Comeback` and `To The Hilt`?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 5546, "qText": "Written in 1962, 'Dead Cert' was whose first novel?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 5547, "qText": "Deadheads are fans of which American band?", "qAns": [ "grateful dead" ] }, { "qId": 5548, "qText": "'On Stranger Tides' and 'Dead Man's Chest' are subtitles of which series of films?", "qAns": [ "pirates of the caribbean" ] }, { "qId": 5549, "qText": "Who won the 1995 Best Actress Oscar for her part in 'Dead Man Walking'?", "qAns": [ "susan sarandon" ] }, { "qId": 5550, "qText": "'The Dead Of Jericho' and 'Last Bus To Woodstock' are novels featuring which detective?", "qAns": [ "inspector morse" ] }, { "qId": 5551, "qText": "Who starred as unconventional English teacher John Keating in the 1989 film Dead Poets Society?", "qAns": [ "robin williams" ] }, { "qId": 5552, "qText": "What's missing: Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact, and The Dead Pool?", "qAns": [ "dirty harry" ] }, { "qId": 5553, "qText": "What connects Martin Scorsese to the names The Dead Rabbits, The Daybreak Boys, and The Whyos (among others)?", "qAns": [ "gangs of new york" ] }, { "qId": 5554, "qText": "Whose first number album in the UK was Dead Ringer' in 1981?", "qAns": [ "meatloaf" ] }, { "qId": 5555, "qText": "Which famous singer featured, although uncredited, with 'Meat Loaf' in the duet 'Dead Ringer For Love'?", "qAns": [ "cher" ] }, { "qId": 5556, "qText": "A Russian political satirist, later exiled, who wrote the plays Dead Souls and The Government Inspector was..?", "qAns": [ "nikolai gogol" ] }, { "qId": 5557, "qText": "The novel 'Dead Souls' and the play 'The Government Inspector' are two of the best known works of which Russian author?", "qAns": [ "nikolai gogol" ] }, { "qId": 5558, "qText": "Who was the Russian author of 'Taras Bulba' and 'Dead Souls'?", "qAns": [ "nikolai gogol" ] }, { "qId": 5559, "qText": "In which city is the 'Sixth Floor Museum' at Dealey Plaza?", "qAns": [ "dallas" ] }, { "qId": 5560, "qText": "Dean Martin starred in 4 films as which fictional US government counter-agent, created by Donald Hamilton?", "qAns": [ "matt helm" ] }, { "qId": 5561, "qText": "What was US singer and actor Dean Martin's only UK number one hit single?", "qAns": [ "memories are made of this" ] }, { "qId": 5562, "qText": "Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Junior were among several entertainers given what collective nickname?", "qAns": [ "rat pack" ] }, { "qId": 5563, "qText": "What beat novel featured the character Dean Moriarty?", "qAns": [ "on the road" ] }, { "qId": 5564, "qText": "Ed and Dean Roland are members of which 1990s band?", "qAns": [ "collective soul" ] }, { "qId": 5565, "qText": "To what political office was Dean Rusk appointed in 1961, as a result of which he played a leading role in the 'Cuban Missile Crisis' the following year?", "qAns": [ "united states secretary of state" ] }, { "qId": 5566, "qText": "Inked by Dean Young, the travails of the Bumstead family are depicted in what comic strip created in 1930?", "qAns": [ "blondie" ] }, { "qId": 5567, "qText": "Who wrote, the 2011 sequel to Pride and Prejudice, Death Comes to Pemberley?", "qAns": [ "p. d. james" ] }, { "qId": 5568, "qText": "Which American author wrote 'Death In The Afternoon', a non-fiction work about Spanish bull fighting?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 5569, "qText": "Written by Ernest Hemingway, what is the subject of the 1932 non-fiction book Death In The Afternoon?", "qAns": [ "bullfighting" ] }, { "qId": 5570, "qText": "The cocktail 'Death in the Afternoon', consisting of Absinthe and Champagne, was invented by which American author?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 5571, "qText": "Which American author wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winner 'A Death in the Family?", "qAns": [ "james agee" ] }, { "qId": 5572, "qText": "Which English composer composed the ballet Death in Venice and the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra?", "qAns": [ "benjamin britten" ] }, { "qId": 5573, "qText": "Benjamin Britten's last opera. Death in Venice, is based on a 1912 short story by which author?", "qAns": [ "thomas mann" ] }, { "qId": 5574, "qText": "Which Arthur wrote `Death Of A Salesman`?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5575, "qText": "Who wrote the 1949 play Death of a Salesman?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5576, "qText": "Who wrote the play Death of a Salesman?", "qAns": [ "arthur miller" ] }, { "qId": 5577, "qText": "What is the name of the hero in the play Death of a Salesman?", "qAns": [ "willy loman" ] }, { "qId": 5578, "qText": "Which French artist (1748-1825) painted The Death of Marat?", "qAns": [ "jacques-louis david" ] }, { "qId": 5579, "qText": "Which French neoclassical artist painted The Death of Marat in 1793?", "qAns": [ "jacques-louis david" ] }, { "qId": 5580, "qText": "Which painter produced the works The Death of Marat and Napoleon Crossing the Alps?", "qAns": [ "jacques-louis david" ] }, { "qId": 5581, "qText": "Which French painter painted 'The Death of Socrates' in 1787 and 'Leonidas at Thermopylae in 1814?", "qAns": [ "jacques-louis david" ] }, { "qId": 5582, "qText": "Who played Hercule Poirot in the films `Death On The Nile` and `Appointment With Death`?", "qAns": [ "peter ustinov" ] }, { "qId": 5583, "qText": "Who directed the Death Wish series of films?", "qAns": [ "michael winner" ] }, { "qId": 5584, "qText": "The Jet d'Eau Fountain is in which European city?", "qAns": [ "geneva" ] }, { "qId": 5585, "qText": "Which actress is the daughter of Debbie Reynolds?", "qAns": [ "carrie fisher" ] }, { "qId": 5586, "qText": "Which Star Wars actress was the daughter of Debbie Reynolds?", "qAns": [ "carrie fisher" ] }, { "qId": 5587, "qText": "Debbie Rowe became famous for marrying which music star?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 5588, "qText": "Which famous singer married Debbie Rowe in 1986?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 5589, "qText": "August 29, 1958 saw the birth of what moderately famous pop star, who married Lisa Marie Presley in 1994, Deborah Jeanne Rowe in 1996, and had a child with a yet unnamed surrogate mother in 2002?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 5590, "qText": "Which of Shakepeare's plays was made into a film in 1953 starring Marlon Brando, James Mason, Louis Calhern, John Gielgud, Deborah Kerr and Greer Garson?", "qAns": [ "julius caesar" ] }, { "qId": 5591, "qText": "Deborah Kerr played the female lead in the film version of which musical ?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 5592, "qText": "Which film, starring Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr, was released in June 1956?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 5593, "qText": "In which film did Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr have a passionate clinch on a beach?", "qAns": [ "from here to eternity" ] }, { "qId": 5594, "qText": "In which 1947 film starring Deborah Kerr, were a group of nuns sent to the Himalayas to set up a convent?", "qAns": [ "black narcissus" ] }, { "qId": 5595, "qText": "Which 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine and Debra Winger won 5 Oscars (Academy Awards)?", "qAns": [ "terms of endearment" ] }, { "qId": 5596, "qText": "In 1976 or 1977, John Carpenter and Debra Hill began drafting a story titled The Babysitter Murders, which eventually became what film?", "qAns": [ "halloween" ] }, { "qId": 5597, "qText": "The 'Autobots' and the 'Decepticons' are the main factions of which toy line?", "qAns": [ "transformers" ] }, { "qId": 5598, "qText": "The memoirs of which US politican are called Decision Points?", "qAns": [ "george w. bush" ] }, { "qId": 5599, "qText": "Whose 2010 autobiography, is called Decision Points?", "qAns": [ "george w. bush" ] }, { "qId": 5600, "qText": "Whose memoir 'Decision Points' was published in late 2010?", "qAns": [ "george w. bush" ] }, { "qId": 5601, "qText": "Which, now defunct, political party was founded by Declan Ganley in April 2009?", "qAns": [ "libertas ireland" ] }, { "qId": 5602, "qText": "The first vice-president of the USA to be elected President, the father of a future President, assistant in drafting the Declaration of Independence and negotiating peace with Great Britain, and architect of vital government loans from the Netherlands, was who?", "qAns": [ "john adams" ] }, { "qId": 5603, "qText": "As President of Congress, whose signature dominates the Declaration of Independence?", "qAns": [ "john hancock" ] }, { "qId": 5604, "qText": "Who wrote The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire between 1772 and 1787 (published from 1776 to 1789) in 6 volumes?", "qAns": [ "edward gibbon" ] }, { "qId": 5605, "qText": "Who painted Dedham Vale and The Valley Farm?", "qAns": [ "john constable" ] }, { "qId": 5606, "qText": "In which TV drama/soap would you find the actress Deena Payne?", "qAns": [ "emmerdale" ] }, { "qId": 5607, "qText": "Which original member of the Football League plays its home games at Deepdale?", "qAns": [ "preston north end f.c." ] }, { "qId": 5608, "qText": "In March 1992 'Deeply Dippy' was the only number one hit for which group?", "qAns": [ "right said fred" ] }, { "qId": 5609, "qText": "Which band did David Coverdale form afer he left Deep Purple?", "qAns": [ "whitesnake" ] }, { "qId": 5610, "qText": "The space station 'Deep Space Nine' is encountered in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "star trek" ] }, { "qId": 5611, "qText": "What was the name of the changeling on Deep Space Nine?", "qAns": [ "odo" ] }, { "qId": 5612, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for his part in The Deer Hunter?", "qAns": [ "christopher walken" ] }, { "qId": 5613, "qText": "Which American novelist wrote over 30 books, including The Pathfinder, The Deerslayer and The Last of the Mohicans?", "qAns": [ "james fenimore cooper" ] }, { "qId": 5614, "qText": "January 11, 1843 saw the death, in Baltimore, Maryland, of what American lawyer, author, and poet, who wrote the classic poem The Defence of Fort McHenry?", "qAns": [ "francis scott key" ] }, { "qId": 5615, "qText": "In football, which two England central defenders of the 1980's shared the same forename and surname?", "qAns": [ "dave watson" ] }, { "qId": 5616, "qText": "Which British band released their debut album 'Definitely Maybe' in 1994?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 5617, "qText": "Whose debut album was Definitely Maybe?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 5618, "qText": "What actress, born in Muscat, Oman, began acting on Australian television on Paradise Beach and Home and Away and is known for her roles in Wedding Crashers (2005), Hot Rod (2007), Definitely, Maybe (2008) and Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009)?", "qAns": [ "isla fisher" ] }, { "qId": 5619, "qText": "Who released the 90s albums Definitely Maybe and What's The Story (Morning Glory)?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 5620, "qText": "Which singer/songwriter, who began releasing hit singles in 1958, has had 3 albums (The Definitive Collection, Waking Up Is Hard to Do & The Music of My Life) on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart between 2007 & 2010?", "qAns": [ "neil sedaka" ] }, { "qId": 5621, "qText": "Def Leppard and Mud both had hit singles with what same name?", "qAns": [ "rocket" ] }, { "qId": 5622, "qText": "In Greek mythology Deianeira was the wife of who?", "qAns": [ "hercules" ] }, { "qId": 5623, "qText": "Deimos is a moon of which planet?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5624, "qText": "Phobos and Deimos are the moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5625, "qText": "Phobos and Deimos are the only two moons of what planet?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5626, "qText": "Delamere Forest is in which English county?", "qAns": [ "cheshire" ] }, { "qId": 5627, "qText": "What is the capital of the American state of Delaware Boise, Dover or Jefferson City?", "qAns": [ "dover" ] }, { "qId": 5628, "qText": "What is the capital of the US state of Delaware?", "qAns": [ "dover" ] }, { "qId": 5629, "qText": "What is the state capital of Delaware?", "qAns": [ "dover" ] }, { "qId": 5630, "qText": "Which English town shares its name with the state capital of Delaware?", "qAns": [ "dover" ] }, { "qId": 5631, "qText": "Delft pottery comes from which European country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 5632, "qText": "Delicado is perhaps the most known work of which singer?", "qAns": [ "percy faith" ] }, { "qId": 5633, "qText": "True versatility! Which actress achieved her biggest success in Samson and Delilah and co-invented the first form of spread spectrum, a key to modern wireless communication?", "qAns": [ "hedy lamarr" ] }, { "qId": 5634, "qText": "How are the lovers Vrechen and Sali described in the title of a 1906 opera by Delius?", "qAns": [ "a village romeo and juliet" ] }, { "qId": 5635, "qText": "Who directed the films Deliverance, Hope and Glory and the Tailor of Panama?", "qAns": [ "john boorman" ] }, { "qId": 5636, "qText": "Which Delta blues musician, according to legend, met the Devil at a crossroad and received mastery of the guitar in return for his soul?", "qAns": [ "robert johnson" ] }, { "qId": 5637, "qText": "The word deltiologist, derived from the Greek 'deltos' meaning writing-tablet, refers to a collector of what?", "qAns": [ "postcard" ] }, { "qId": 5638, "qText": "Newcastle United striker Demba Ba plays international football for which country?", "qAns": [ "senegal" ] }, { "qId": 5639, "qText": "Which form of dementia is named after a German psychiatrist who first described it in 1906?", "qAns": [ "alzheimer's disease" ] }, { "qId": 5640, "qText": "In Greek legend, who was the daughter of Zeus and Demeter?", "qAns": [ "persephone" ] }, { "qId": 5641, "qText": "In the opening scene of which Shakespeare play does Hermia refuse to marry Demetrius, who her father has chosen for her, because she wishes to marry Lysander?", "qAns": [ "a midsummer night's dream" ] }, { "qId": 5642, "qText": "Rumer, Scout and Tallulah Belle are among the children of which Hollywood actor, formerly married to Demi Moore?", "qAns": [ "bruce willis" ] }, { "qId": 5643, "qText": "Demi Moore shaved her head for the title role in which 1997 film?", "qAns": [ "g.i. jane" ] }, { "qId": 5644, "qText": "Before Bill Clinton, who was the last Democrat President of America?", "qAns": [ "jimmy carter" ] }, { "qId": 5645, "qText": "Who was the first Democrat President of the 20th century?", "qAns": [ "woodrow wilson" ] }, { "qId": 5646, "qText": "Who was the Democratic candidate defeated by George Bush Snr in 1988?", "qAns": [ "michael dukakis" ] }, { "qId": 5647, "qText": "Who was the US President nominee for the Democratic Party in the 2004 Presidential election?", "qAns": [ "john kerry" ] }, { "qId": 5648, "qText": "Which country on the West African coast lies between The Democratic Republic of the Congo and Namibia?", "qAns": [ "angola" ] }, { "qId": 5649, "qText": "In which English city is De Montfort University?", "qAns": [ "leicester" ] }, { "qId": 5650, "qText": "In which US state is Denali National Park?", "qAns": [ "alaska" ] }, { "qId": 5651, "qText": "Deneb is the brightest star of which constellation?", "qAns": [ "cygnus" ] }, { "qId": 5652, "qText": "In which constellation is the bright star Deneb?", "qAns": [ "cygnus" ] }, { "qId": 5653, "qText": "In which constellation is the star Deneb?", "qAns": [ "cygnus" ] }, { "qId": 5654, "qText": "D.C.J. What part did Denise Richards play in 'The World is not Enough' (1999)?", "qAns": [ "the world is not enough" ] }, { "qId": 5655, "qText": "The characters Denisov and Dolokhov appear in which famous novel?", "qAns": [ "war and peace" ] }, { "qId": 5656, "qText": "Who plays Denis Thatcher in the 2011 film The Iron Lady?", "qAns": [ "jim broadbent" ] }, { "qId": 5657, "qText": "What autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark has the Internet Top-Level Domain of .gl?", "qAns": [ "greenland" ] }, { "qId": 5658, "qText": "What two letters make up the Internet Country Code for Denmark?", "qAns": [ "dk" ] }, { "qId": 5659, "qText": "Denmark has a single land border; with which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 5660, "qText": "What is Denmark's largest island?", "qAns": [ "zealand" ] }, { "qId": 5661, "qText": "Which king of England, Denmark, Norway and parts of Sweden who died on November 12th 1035 is buried at Winchester Cathedral?", "qAns": [ "cnut the great" ] }, { "qId": 5662, "qText": "With what sport is Dennis Compton associated?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 5663, "qText": "In which Ealing film comedy did Dennis Price kill off various members of the D'Ascoyne family?", "qAns": [ "kind hearts and coronets" ] }, { "qId": 5664, "qText": "Which British comedian created the character Dennis Pennis?", "qAns": [ "paul kaye" ] }, { "qId": 5665, "qText": "Which of Dennis Potter's plays for television was about a group of 7 year old children playing in the woods, all of whom were played by adults?", "qAns": [ "blue remembered hills" ] }, { "qId": 5666, "qText": "Which actress married Dennis Quaid on Valentine's Day in 1991?", "qAns": [ "meg ryan" ] }, { "qId": 5667, "qText": "Having been the M.P. for this constituency since 1970, Labour M.P. Dennis Skinner has acquired the nickname, The Beast of ---- where?", "qAns": [ "bolsover" ] }, { "qId": 5668, "qText": "MP Dennis Skinner is a member of which British political party?", "qAns": [ "labour party" ] }, { "qId": 5669, "qText": "From which country did former Formula One driver Denny Hulme originate?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 5670, "qText": "Played by Denver Pyle during the 6 year run of the show, who was the patriarch of the Duke clan on The Dukes of Hazzard?", "qAns": [ "the dukes of hazzard" ] }, { "qId": 5671, "qText": "Which London building was completed in 1977 from a design by Denys Lasdun?", "qAns": [ "national theatre" ] }, { "qId": 5672, "qText": "Which 1962 film starring Frank Sinatra was remade in 2004 starring Denzel Washington?", "qAns": [ "the manchurian candidate" ] }, { "qId": 5673, "qText": "Denzil Washington played which black militant leader in the 1992 film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "malcolm x" ] }, { "qId": 5674, "qText": "Which film about a submarine had as one of its stars Denzil Washington, whose character had violent disagreements with his Captain played by Gene Hackman?", "qAns": [ "crimson tide" ] }, { "qId": 5675, "qText": "Deoxyribonucleic acid is commonly known as what?", "qAns": [ "dna" ] }, { "qId": 5676, "qText": "Which actor who had starred in a previous show called Department S went on to have his own series in 1971 called Jason King?", "qAns": [ "peter wyngarde" ] }, { "qId": 5677, "qText": "Which department store chain claims to be never knowingly undersold?", "qAns": [ "john lewis" ] }, { "qId": 5678, "qText": "What name was given to a group of painters who first exhibited in Paris in 1906, including Matisse, Bracque, Derain, van Dongen and Dufy, who presented bold forms, brilliant colours and clearly defined patterns?", "qAns": [ "fauvism" ] }, { "qId": 5679, "qText": "Who was known in Germany as Der Bingle?", "qAns": [ "bing crosby" ] }, { "qId": 5680, "qText": "At which racecourse would you watch both the 'Oaks' and the 'Derby'?", "qAns": [ "epsom downs racecourse" ] }, { "qId": 5681, "qText": "What is the county town of Derbyshire?", "qAns": [ "matlock" ] }, { "qId": 5682, "qText": "Which moorland plateau is the highest point in Derbyshire?", "qAns": [ "kinder scout" ] }, { "qId": 5683, "qText": "Which river flows through Hobart in Tasmania - there are English rivers of the same name in Cumbria, Derbyshire and Yorkshire?", "qAns": [ "derwent" ] }, { "qId": 5684, "qText": "Which woman is the MP for Derby South?", "qAns": [ "margaret beckett" ] }, { "qId": 5685, "qText": "Which 1976 Derek Jarman film was dialogued entirely in Latin?", "qAns": [ "sebastiane" ] }, { "qId": 5686, "qText": "Eric Faukner; Derek Longmuir and Les McKeown were members of which 70's pop group?", "qAns": [ "bay city rollers" ] }, { "qId": 5687, "qText": "Which TV comedy series first cast Derek Nimmo as the bumbling cleric, Reverend mervyn Noote?", "qAns": [ "all gas and gaiters" ] }, { "qId": 5688, "qText": "Which multi-talented actor played Mr Burns and Derek Smalls?", "qAns": [ "harry shearer" ] }, { "qId": 5689, "qText": "Which female singer had a 2005 hit with Pon De Replay?", "qAns": [ "rihanna" ] }, { "qId": 5690, "qText": "Which cartoon character first appeared on screen in 'The Wise Little Hen' in 1934 and later in the 'Oscar' winning cartoon 'Der Fuhrer's Face' in 1942?", "qAns": [ "donald duck" ] }, { "qId": 5691, "qText": "What is the more common eight letter name of the common human condition known as Seborrheic Dermatitus ?", "qAns": [ "dandruff" ] }, { "qId": 5692, "qText": "Which organ of the human body comprises the dermis and epidermis?", "qAns": [ "skin" ] }, { "qId": 5693, "qText": "Which German composed the 1911 opera 'Der Rosenkavalier'?", "qAns": [ "richard strauss" ] }, { "qId": 5694, "qText": "Who wrote the 1911 opera 'Der Rosenkavalier'?", "qAns": [ "richard strauss" ] }, { "qId": 5695, "qText": "Who wrote the opera Der Rosenkavalier?", "qAns": [ "richard strauss" ] }, { "qId": 5696, "qText": "In which long-running TV programme did Elizabeth Carling and Emma Amos take over the leading female roles from Dervla Kirwan and Michelle Holmes?", "qAns": [ "goodnight sweetheart" ] }, { "qId": 5697, "qText": "In which Australian state can you find the Derwent river?", "qAns": [ "tasmania" ] }, { "qId": 5698, "qText": "Of which planet is'Desdemona' a satellite?", "qAns": [ "uranus" ] }, { "qId": 5699, "qText": "What is the Chilean desert between the coast and the Andes?", "qAns": [ "atacama desert" ] }, { "qId": 5700, "qText": "Which is the largest desert in South America?", "qAns": [ "atacama desert" ] }, { "qId": 5701, "qText": "What is the world's largest desert?", "qAns": [ "sahara" ] }, { "qId": 5702, "qText": "Who wrote the poem The Deserted Village?", "qAns": [ "oliver goldsmith" ] }, { "qId": 5703, "qText": "Which legendary singer released Desert Rose in 2000?", "qAns": [ "sting" ] }, { "qId": 5704, "qText": "Whose plays included 'Design for Living' and 'Present Laughter'?", "qAns": [ "noel coward" ] }, { "qId": 5705, "qText": "Which US state has Des Moines as its capital?", "qAns": [ "iowa" ] }, { "qId": 5706, "qText": "Which popular daytime show was hosted by Des O'Connor and Melanie Sykes?", "qAns": [ "today with des and mel" ] }, { "qId": 5707, "qText": "Desperate Dan appears in which comic book?", "qAns": [ "the dandy" ] }, { "qId": 5708, "qText": "Which British comic included Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat?", "qAns": [ "the dandy" ] }, { "qId": 5709, "qText": "In Desperate Housewives, who played Susan Mayer?", "qAns": [ "teri hatcher" ] }, { "qId": 5710, "qText": "Which actress links the 1989 film `Tango and Cash` and the TV series `Desperate Housewives`?", "qAns": [ "teri hatcher" ] }, { "qId": 5711, "qText": "Which singer starred in the film `Desperately Seeking Susan`?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 5712, "qText": "In the 1985 film which actress was 'Desperately Seeking Susan'?", "qAns": [ "rosanna arquette" ] }, { "qId": 5713, "qText": "Whose first novel was titled 'Desperate Remedies'?", "qAns": [ "thomas hardy" ] }, { "qId": 5714, "qText": "Which actor provides the voice for Gru in the film Despicable Me?", "qAns": [ "steve carell" ] }, { "qId": 5715, "qText": "Which US actor is the voice of Gru in the 2010 animated film 'Despicable Me'?", "qAns": [ "steve carell" ] }, { "qId": 5716, "qText": "Which British actor/comedian is the voice of Dr Nefario in the 2010 animated film 'Despicable Me'?", "qAns": [ "russell brand" ] }, { "qId": 5717, "qText": "Despina and Larissa orbit which planet?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 5718, "qText": "Despina and Proteus are moons orbiting which planet of the solar system?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 5719, "qText": "Which dessert is also known as 'Omelette Surprise'?", "qAns": [ "baked alaska" ] }, { "qId": 5720, "qText": "Which dessert is also known as 'Tuscan Trifle'?", "qAns": [ "tiramisu" ] }, { "qId": 5721, "qText": "A dessert or pie served a la mode always includes what?", "qAns": [ "ice cream" ] }, { "qId": 5722, "qText": "Which one of the painters as a member of the De Stijl movement?", "qAns": [ "piet mondrian" ] }, { "qId": 5723, "qText": "Which American actor played a submarine 'skipper' in the films 'Operation Petticoat' 1959 and 'Destination Tokyo'?", "qAns": [ "cary grant" ] }, { "qId": 5724, "qText": "Who began a collaboration with Walt Disney in 1945 to make the Academy Award-nominated short cartoon, Destino, that was released in 2003, after his death in 1989?", "qAns": [ "salvador dali" ] }, { "qId": 5725, "qText": "Which fictional detective retired to keep bees?", "qAns": [ "sherlock holmes" ] }, { "qId": 5726, "qText": "Fictional character Detective Inspector John Rebus was created by which author?", "qAns": [ "ian rankin" ] }, { "qId": 5727, "qText": "Which comedian partnered Robert Powell in the TV comedy series `The Detectives`?", "qAns": [ "jasper carrott" ] }, { "qId": 5728, "qText": "Detroit born Diana Earle became famous under which name?", "qAns": [ "diana ross" ] }, { "qId": 5729, "qText": "The Detroit Redwings beat the Pittsburgh Penguins to win the 2008 Stanley Cup in which sport?", "qAns": [ "ice hockey" ] }, { "qId": 5730, "qText": "What sport do the New Jersey Devils and the Detroit Red Wings play?", "qAns": [ "ice hockey" ] }, { "qId": 5731, "qText": "The Dettifoss Waterfalls are in which country?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 5732, "qText": "Deuterium and Tritium are isotopes of which chemical element?", "qAns": [ "hydrogen" ] }, { "qId": 5733, "qText": "The German national anthem Der Deutschlandlied with words by Hoffman, has a tune by which composer?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 5734, "qText": "The character 'James Bond' was created by Ian Fleming, but who wrote the book 'Devil May Care' featuring 'James Bond'?", "qAns": [ "sebastian faulks" ] }, { "qId": 5735, "qText": "Who wrote Devil May Care, a James Bond novel, at the request of the trustees of the estate of original 007 author Ian Fleming?", "qAns": [ "sebastian faulks" ] }, { "qId": 5736, "qText": "Who wrote the recent best seller Devil May Care?", "qAns": [ "sebastian faulks" ] }, { "qId": 5737, "qText": "Which playwright wrote the plays Heartbreak House, The Devil's Disciple and Back to Methusaleh?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 5738, "qText": "In which ocean is the former penal settlement of Devil's Island?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 5739, "qText": "The former penal colony Devil's Island lies in which ocean?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 5740, "qText": "Devil's Tower National Monument in Wyoming, USA features prominently in which landmark 1977 science fiction film?", "qAns": [ "close encounters of the third kind" ] }, { "qId": 5741, "qText": "Who had a hit with Devil Woman?", "qAns": [ "cliff richard" ] }, { "qId": 5742, "qText": "Which country singer had hits with El Paso and Devil Woman?", "qAns": [ "marty robbins" ] }, { "qId": 5743, "qText": "What is the administrative centre for the county of Devon?", "qAns": [ "exeter" ] }, { "qId": 5744, "qText": "Which town on the North Devon coast was devastated by a flash flood in August 1952 ?", "qAns": [ "lynmouth" ] }, { "qId": 5745, "qText": "The M5 motorway runs from Birmingham to which city in Devon?", "qAns": [ "exeter" ] }, { "qId": 5746, "qText": "Name the popular writer, who died in 2010, and who rode the Queen Mother's horse Devon Loch when it inexplicably belly-flopped out of contention in the 1956 Grand National?", "qAns": [ "dick francis" ] }, { "qId": 5747, "qText": "Havana Brown, Blue Russian and Devon Rex are varieties of which, animal?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 5748, "qText": "Turkish Van, Ragamuffin and Devon Rex are all breeds of which animal?", "qAns": [ "cat" ] }, { "qId": 5749, "qText": "Which US group of the 1970s consisted of Dewy Bunnell, Dan Peek and Gerry Beckley and had hits including Tin Man and Sister Golden Hair?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 5750, "qText": "Dexter Tisby was a member of which group?", "qAns": [ "the penguins" ] }, { "qId": 5751, "qText": "From what is the Indian dish dhal made?", "qAns": [ "lentil" ] }, { "qId": 5752, "qText": "What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish dhal?", "qAns": [ "lentil" ] }, { "qId": 5753, "qText": "What city's Dharavi slum has a population of about 700,000 in less than one square mile?", "qAns": [ "mumbai" ] }, { "qId": 5754, "qText": "Similarly, in which country does the 'Diablo' blow?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 5755, "qText": "The letters C and S in the Turkish alphabet feature which diacritical mark?", "qAns": [ "cedilla" ] }, { "qId": 5756, "qText": "Who played the part of Dr Mark Sloan in the TV series Diagnosis Murder?", "qAns": [ "dick van dyke" ] }, { "qId": 5757, "qText": "Which actress starred in `Dial M For Murder`, `Rear Window` and `High Society`?", "qAns": [ "grace kelly" ] }, { "qId": 5758, "qText": "Who starred in Mogambo, Dial M For Murder, Rear Window and High Society before giving up her film career for marriage in 1956?", "qAns": [ "grace kelly" ] }, { "qId": 5759, "qText": "What chemical element is a pure diamond?", "qAns": [ "carbon" ] }, { "qId": 5760, "qText": "Which chemical element can take the form of diamond or graphite?", "qAns": [ "carbon" ] }, { "qId": 5761, "qText": "Who wrote the book and presented the recent t.v. series 'The Diamond Queen'?", "qAns": [ "andrew marr" ] }, { "qId": 5762, "qText": "Can you name the singer of the title track for '1971 - Diamonds Are Forever'?", "qAns": [ "shirley bassey" ] }, { "qId": 5763, "qText": "Who sang the title songs for the James Bond films 'Goldfinger' and 'Diamonds are Forever'?", "qAns": [ "shirley bassey" ] }, { "qId": 5764, "qText": "What element are diamonds made of?", "qAns": [ "carbon" ] }, { "qId": 5765, "qText": "In heraldry, what name is given to a diamond shape?", "qAns": [ "lozenge" ] }, { "qId": 5766, "qText": "Who painted Diana and Actaeon, acquired for the nation by the National Gallery and National Gallery of Scotland in 2009?", "qAns": [ "titian" ] }, { "qId": 5767, "qText": "Which singer was played by Diana Ross in the 1972 film 'Lady Sings The Blues'?", "qAns": [ "billie holiday" ] }, { "qId": 5768, "qText": "What was Diana Ross's first solo No 1?", "qAns": [ "ain't no mountain high enough" ] }, { "qId": 5769, "qText": "Which US No 1 single came from Diana Ross's platinum album Diana?", "qAns": [ "upside down" ] }, { "qId": 5770, "qText": "L. Ron Hubbard, science fiction writer, died on Jan 24, 1986, but is best known developing the self-help system called Dianetics, and for founding what religion?", "qAns": [ "scientology" ] }, { "qId": 5771, "qText": "Published in 1952, who was the subject of the book Diary of a Young Girl?", "qAns": [ "anne frank" ] }, { "qId": 5772, "qText": "In which Dickens novel do the characters 'Gaffer Hexam', 'John Harmon', and 'Bradley Headstone'?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 5773, "qText": "Which Dickens novel starts with a Thames boatman and his daughter 'Lizzie' searching for bodies in the river?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 5774, "qText": "In which Dickens novel do 'Bitzer', 'Sleary', and 'James Harthouse' appear?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 5775, "qText": "Nadgett, Elijah Pogram and Tom Pinch appear in which Dickens novel?", "qAns": [ "martin chuzzlewit" ] }, { "qId": 5776, "qText": "Which Dickens novel takes place during the French revolution?", "qAns": [ "a tale of two cities" ] }, { "qId": 5777, "qText": "Which Dickens novel is subtitled The Parish Boy's Progress?", "qAns": [ "oliver twist" ] }, { "qId": 5778, "qText": "In which Dickens novel do we find the sanctimonious architect and surveyor named 'Seth Pecksniff'?", "qAns": [ "martin chuzzlewit" ] }, { "qId": 5779, "qText": "In which Dickens novel do 'Lord George Gordon', 'Simon Tappertit'and 'Dolly Varden' appear?", "qAns": [ "barnaby rudge" ] }, { "qId": 5780, "qText": "In which novel by Dickens is Stephen Blackpool a power loom weaver in Josiah Bounderby's mill?", "qAns": [ "hard times" ] }, { "qId": 5781, "qText": "Which Dickens' novel features Captain Cuttle, Mr Toots and Carker?", "qAns": [ "dombey and son" ] }, { "qId": 5782, "qText": "Which Dickens character was apprenticed to 'Old Fezziwig'?", "qAns": [ "ebenezer scrooge" ] }, { "qId": 5783, "qText": "In a Dickens novel, who lived at Satis House?", "qAns": [ "miss havisham" ] }, { "qId": 5784, "qText": "What principal Dickens character wears a wedding dress throughout her appearance in the novel?", "qAns": [ "miss havisham" ] }, { "qId": 5785, "qText": "Which eponymous Dickens character married Madeline Bray?", "qAns": [ "nicholas nickleby" ] }, { "qId": 5786, "qText": "What was author Dick Francis` profession before he took up writing?", "qAns": [ "jockey" ] }, { "qId": 5787, "qText": "As leader of the Teen Titans, 'Robin' aka Dick Grayson took on which other identity?", "qAns": [ "nightwing" ] }, { "qId": 5788, "qText": "What is Dick Grayson better known as?", "qAns": [ "robin" ] }, { "qId": 5789, "qText": "Which 1995 film featuring talking animals is based on a book by Dick King-Smith?", "qAns": [ "babe" ] }, { "qId": 5790, "qText": "After nine years of work, ' A Dictionary of the English Language' was published in 1755. Who was the compiler?", "qAns": [ "samuel johnson" ] }, { "qId": 5791, "qText": "The towns of Wantage and Didcot are in which English county?", "qAns": [ "oxfordshire" ] }, { "qId": 5792, "qText": "Which entertainer uses various names, including Puff Daddy, P. Diddy and Diddy?", "qAns": [ "sean combs" ] }, { "qId": 5793, "qText": "Diddy Wah Diddy was a 1956 hit for whom?", "qAns": [ "bo diddley" ] }, { "qId": 5794, "qText": "Which actor has released the blues albums Let Them Talk and Didn't it Rain?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 5795, "qText": "Which English composer wrote the opera Dido and Aeneas, whose first public performance was in 1684?", "qAns": [ "henry purcell" ] }, { "qId": 5796, "qText": "Who composed the opera Dido and Aeneas which was the first performed in London in 1689?", "qAns": [ "henry purcell" ] }, { "qId": 5797, "qText": "Who wrote the opera Dido and Aeneas ?", "qAns": [ "henry purcell" ] }, { "qId": 5798, "qText": "Dido and Aeneas is a work by which composer?", "qAns": [ "purcell" ] }, { "qId": 5799, "qText": "Which 18th-19th Century English artist painted 'Hannibal Crossing The Alps' and 'Dido Building Carthage'?", "qAns": [ "j. m. w. turner" ] }, { "qId": 5800, "qText": "Who played Giacinta 'Jinx' Johnson in the 2002 James Bond film 'Die Another Day'?", "qAns": [ "halle berry" ] }, { "qId": 5801, "qText": "Who sang the theme tune to the James Bond film Die Another Day?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 5802, "qText": "What nationality was the painter Diego Rivera?", "qAns": [ "mexican" ] }, { "qId": 5803, "qText": "Which painter was married to Mexican artist Diego Rivera?", "qAns": [ "frida kahlo" ] }, { "qId": 5804, "qText": "Name the character played by Bruce Willis in the 'Die Hard' films?", "qAns": [ "john mcclane" ] }, { "qId": 5805, "qText": "What is the name of the character who is the protagonist in the 'Die Hard' film series?", "qAns": [ "john mcclane" ] }, { "qId": 5806, "qText": "Who was the hero in the Die Hard series of films?", "qAns": [ "john mclane" ] }, { "qId": 5807, "qText": "Who plays the main villain in `Die Hard: With A Vengeance`?", "qAns": [ "jeremy irons" ] }, { "qId": 5808, "qText": "Phobos and Diemos are the moons of which planet in our solar system?", "qAns": [ "mars" ] }, { "qId": 5809, "qText": "What does the title of the play 'Die Rauber', by German playwright Friedrich Schiller, translate to in English?", "qAns": [ "the robbers" ] }, { "qId": 5810, "qText": "Which band has released albums called `His n Hers` and `Different Class`?", "qAns": [ "pulp" ] }, { "qId": 5811, "qText": "Who had hits with Stepping Out and Different For Girls?", "qAns": [ "joe jackson" ] }, { "qId": 5812, "qText": "What is the name of Liam Gallagher's new band, whose first album is 'Different Gear, Still Speeding'?", "qAns": [ "beady eye" ] }, { "qId": 5813, "qText": "Dig 'Em Frog is the mascot for what brand of cereal?", "qAns": [ "honey smacks" ] }, { "qId": 5814, "qText": "Who were Diggin on You in 1996?", "qAns": [ "tlc" ] }, { "qId": 5815, "qText": "What type of creature is a dik dik?", "qAns": [ "antelope" ] }, { "qId": 5816, "qText": "The 2002 hit Dilemma was a duet between Kelly Rowland and which other pop star?", "qAns": [ "nelly" ] }, { "qId": 5817, "qText": "Dilma Rousseff has been under a political cloud recently after allegations of finance tampering have led to a clamour for her impeachment, at the time of writing (20/4) of which country is she president?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 5818, "qText": "Which 'BRIC' country re-elected female president Dilma Rousseff of the Workers' Party, 2014?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 5819, "qText": "In a film of the 1950s, what was the name of the car in which Kenneth Moore and Dinah Sheridan travelled from London to Brighton?", "qAns": [ "genevieve" ] }, { "qId": 5820, "qText": "Which Conservative Party chairman was the son of actress Dinah Sheridan?", "qAns": [ "jeremy hanley" ] }, { "qId": 5821, "qText": "Dina Ruiz married which Hollywood actor and director in March 1996?", "qAns": [ "clint eastwood" ] }, { "qId": 5822, "qText": "What is Edward Hopper's famous night-time painting of customers in an American diner?", "qAns": [ "nighthawks" ] }, { "qId": 5823, "qText": "What was the name of the woman in the Australian dingo baby case?", "qAns": [ "lindy chamberlain-creighton" ] }, { "qId": 5824, "qText": "What type of creature is a Dandy Dinmont?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 5825, "qText": "Which actress played the part of Brenda Furlong in the TV comedy series, Dinner Ladies The same actress also wrote and produced the series.?", "qAns": [ "victoria wood" ] }, { "qId": 5826, "qText": "What is the name of the dinosaur in `The Flintstones`?", "qAns": [ "dino" ] }, { "qId": 5827, "qText": "Ronnie James Dio and Graham Bonnet both sang with which band?", "qAns": [ "rainbow" ] }, { "qId": 5828, "qText": "Which distinctive plant's genus is Dionaea (the mother of Aphrodite in Greek mythology) and species muscipula (Latin for 'mouse-catching device')?", "qAns": [ "venus flytrap" ] }, { "qId": 5829, "qText": "What, resembling a tomato and pepper hybrid, is the edible fruit produced by Diospyros trees, source of ebony wood?", "qAns": [ "persimmon" ] }, { "qId": 5830, "qText": "Who (January 2008) is Director General of the CBI?", "qAns": [ "richard lambert" ] }, { "qId": 5831, "qText": "Which album by Dire Straits was the best-selling album of 1985?", "qAns": [ "brothers in arms" ] }, { "qId": 5832, "qText": "In 1991, Gerry Anderson directed the video for which Dire Straits album, which featured Thunderbirds puppets?", "qAns": [ "calling elvis" ] }, { "qId": 5833, "qText": "An eighth month ban on which Dire Straits song was lifted by Canadian radio in September 2011?", "qAns": [ "money for nothing" ] }, { "qId": 5834, "qText": "In which sci-fi TV series did Dirk Benedict play Lieutenant Starbuck?", "qAns": [ "battlestar galactica" ] }, { "qId": 5835, "qText": "Name the 1978 TV programme in which Lorne Green played Commander Adama and Dirk Benedict plays Lieutenant Starbuck?", "qAns": [ "battlestar galactica" ] }, { "qId": 5836, "qText": "The novels of which contemporary author feature the character Dirk Pitt?", "qAns": [ "clive cussler" ] }, { "qId": 5837, "qText": "Who wrote the series of novels featuring the adventurer 'Dirk Pitt'?", "qAns": [ "clive cussler" ] }, { "qId": 5838, "qText": "Who had a 2011 hit with The Time (Dirty Bit) The Black Eyed Peas, D12, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani?", "qAns": [ "the black eyed peas" ] }, { "qId": 5839, "qText": "Around which war is `The Dirty Dozen` set?", "qAns": [ "world war 2" ] }, { "qId": 5840, "qText": "Inspector 'Dirty' Harry Callaghan attempted to clean up the streets of which US City?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 5841, "qText": "What city's police force employed Dirty Harry?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 5842, "qText": "Which city is the setting for the Dirty Harry film starring Clint Eastwood?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 5843, "qText": "What was the surname of the lead character in the 'Dirty Harry' series of movies?", "qAns": [ "harry callahan" ] }, { "qId": 5844, "qText": "Which artist was born in 1746, died in 1828, and produced a series of satirical paintings entitled 'The Disasters Of War'?", "qAns": [ "francisco goya" ] }, { "qId": 5845, "qText": "Who created the works The Third of May 1808 and The Disasters of War?", "qAns": [ "francisco goya" ] }, { "qId": 5846, "qText": "Which Knight of the Realm and former disc jockey from Leeds was once a wrestler?", "qAns": [ "jimmy savile" ] }, { "qId": 5847, "qText": "The beat of what aptly titled 1970s disco hit is suggested by the British Heart Foundation (and others) as an ideal CPR rhythm?", "qAns": [ "stayin' alive" ] }, { "qId": 5848, "qText": "Who are the best-selling disco group of all time?", "qAns": [ "bee gees" ] }, { "qId": 5849, "qText": "Who writes the Discworld novels?", "qAns": [ "terry pratchett" ] }, { "qId": 5850, "qText": "Which Walt Disney animated feature film bombed when it was first released in 1940, only eventually reaching profit in 1945?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 5851, "qText": "The Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio was set up on October 16 1923 by Walt Disney and his brother, what was his brothers' first name?", "qAns": [ "roy" ] }, { "qId": 5852, "qText": "In which town in California is Disneyland?", "qAns": [ "anaheim, california" ] }, { "qId": 5853, "qText": "In which American state will you find Disneyland park?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 5854, "qText": "Opened in July, 1955, where is Disneyland Park, Disney's first?", "qAns": [ "anaheim, california" ] }, { "qId": 5855, "qText": "Which was Disney's second animated film?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 5856, "qText": "Edgar, Berlioz and Billy Boss are all characters in which animated Disney film?", "qAns": [ "the aristocats" ] }, { "qId": 5857, "qText": "Which of this is the correct title of a 2003 Disney movie?", "qAns": [ "brother bear" ] }, { "qId": 5858, "qText": "Which Disney film centres around the character of a deformed bell ringer?", "qAns": [ "the hunchback of notre dame" ] }, { "qId": 5859, "qText": "Which was the first of these Disney films to be released?", "qAns": [ "the jungle book" ] }, { "qId": 5860, "qText": "Which Disney film is based on a work by Lewis Carroll?", "qAns": [ "alice in wonderland" ] }, { "qId": 5861, "qText": "Which 2005 Disney film is set in the town of Oakey Oakes?", "qAns": [ "chicken little" ] }, { "qId": 5862, "qText": "What was Disney's first non animated live action film?", "qAns": [ "treasure island" ] }, { "qId": 5863, "qText": "Which Robert Louis Stevenson story became Disney's first non animated film in 1950?", "qAns": [ "treasure island" ] }, { "qId": 5864, "qText": "Which Disney film had the theme tune A Whole New World?", "qAns": [ "aladdin" ] }, { "qId": 5865, "qText": "Which Disney film was the most successful movie of 1992 earning $504 dollars Worldwide?", "qAns": [ "aladdin" ] }, { "qId": 5866, "qText": "Which of these Disney films was released before the others?", "qAns": [ "fantasia" ] }, { "qId": 5867, "qText": "What was the name of the 1963 Disney live action movie, where 3 animals ventured to get themselves home?", "qAns": [ "the incredible journey" ] }, { "qId": 5868, "qText": "Disney's recent animated film Frozen is based on which tale by Hans Christian Andersen?", "qAns": [ "the snow queen" ] }, { "qId": 5869, "qText": "In which U.S. State is Disney World located?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 5870, "qText": "Which poem by Keats and novel by Disraeli both have the same title?", "qAns": [ "endymion" ] }, { "qId": 5871, "qText": "The Primes and The Distants merged to form what group?", "qAns": [ "the temptations" ] }, { "qId": 5872, "qText": "Which state donated the land occupied by the US capital city, Washington, District of Columbia?", "qAns": [ "maryland" ] }, { "qId": 5873, "qText": "What radio host are dittoheads fans of?", "qAns": [ "rush limbaugh" ] }, { "qId": 5874, "qText": "Who released Diva in 2009?", "qAns": [ "beyonce" ] }, { "qId": 5875, "qText": "Who had a 1993 album called 'Diva'?", "qAns": [ "annie lennox" ] }, { "qId": 5876, "qText": "What was the surname of the poet Dante, author of the Divine Comedy?", "qAns": [ "dante alighieri" ] }, { "qId": 5877, "qText": "In Dante's Divine Comedy, if Hell is divided into 9 circles and Paradise into 9 spheres, what is divided into 7 terraces?", "qAns": [ "purgatory" ] }, { "qId": 5878, "qText": "'The Divine Miss M' was the debut album of which US singer?", "qAns": [ "bette midler" ] }, { "qId": 5879, "qText": " 'The Divine Miss M' was the debut album of which US singer?", "qAns": [ "bette midler" ] }, { "qId": 5880, "qText": "Which singer and actress is known as The Divine Miss M?", "qAns": [ "bette midler" ] }, { "qId": 5881, "qText": "Which branch of science has four fundamental principles: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.?", "qAns": [ "arithmetic" ] }, { "qId": 5882, "qText": "Dizzy Up The Girl was a Triple Platinum 90s album by which band?", "qAns": [ "goo goo dolls" ] }, { "qId": 5883, "qText": "'Dizzy' was a UK No.1 in April 1969 for who?", "qAns": [ "tommy roe" ] }, { "qId": 5884, "qText": "Dizzy Gillespie played what instrument?", "qAns": [ "trumpet" ] }, { "qId": 5885, "qText": "Which instrument did the jazz musician 'Dizzy' Gillespie play?", "qAns": [ "trumpet" ] }, { "qId": 5886, "qText": "Which of these acts had a 1958 hit with Dizzy Miss Lizzy?", "qAns": [ "larry williams" ] }, { "qId": 5887, "qText": "On which instrument was Django Reinhardt considered a virtuoso performer?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 5888, "qText": "What nationality was guitarist Django Reinhardt?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 5889, "qText": "Who plays Stephen in the 2012 film 'Django Unchained'?", "qAns": [ "samuel l. jackson" ] }, { "qId": 5890, "qText": "Who was the first DJ to be heard on Radio1?", "qAns": [ "tony blackburn" ] }, { "qId": 5891, "qText": "The traditional African instrument called a djembe is a small?", "qAns": [ "drum" ] }, { "qId": 5892, "qText": "Who featured on the 2010 Usher track DJ Got Us Falling in Love Again?", "qAns": [ "pitbull" ] }, { "qId": 5893, "qText": "What designer founded the fashion house DKNY?", "qAns": [ "donna karan" ] }, { "qId": 5894, "qText": "Dmitri Mendeleev is credited with the first version of which 'table'?", "qAns": [ "periodic table" ] }, { "qId": 5895, "qText": "Who won the 1962 Nobel Prize for Medicine for their discovery of the structure of DNA along with James Watson and Maurice Wilkins?", "qAns": [ "francis crick" ] }, { "qId": 5896, "qText": "A Dobro is what type of musical instrument?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 5897, "qText": "Which female, London-born author has younger brothers, rapper and comedian Doc Brown and rapper Luc Skyz?", "qAns": [ "zadie smith" ] }, { "qId": 5898, "qText": "Which countries wine might be labelled DOCG?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 5899, "qText": "What was the profession of Wyatt Earp`s sidekick Doc Holiday?", "qAns": [ "dentist" ] }, { "qId": 5900, "qText": "Lightning McQueen, Doc Hudson and Fillmore are all characters in which 2006 animated Disney film?", "qAns": [ "cars" ] }, { "qId": 5901, "qText": "In which city would you find the Eureka Tower, The Royal Exhibition Building and the Docklands Stadium?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 5902, "qText": "Queen Grimhilde, Happy and Doc are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "snow white" ] }, { "qId": 5903, "qText": "What was the title of Doctor And The Medics only number one hit single?", "qAns": [ "spirit in the sky" ] }, { "qId": 5904, "qText": "Doctor Calico is the villain in which Disney movie?", "qAns": [ "bolt" ] }, { "qId": 5905, "qText": "Which group of Marvel superheroes fought Doctor Doom?", "qAns": [ "fantastic four" ] }, { "qId": 5906, "qText": "Who created the character of Doctor Finlay in the British TV series (1962-1971) Dr Finlay's Casebook?", "qAns": [ "a. j. cronin" ] }, { "qId": 5907, "qText": "Who was the writer of the books on which the UK comedy TV series Doctor in the House (1969-70) were based?", "qAns": [ "richard gordon" ] }, { "qId": 5908, "qText": "What is the title of the four-episode special of 'Doctor Who', made for the Red Nose Day telethon in the UK, broadcast in March 1999?", "qAns": [ "doctor who: the curse of fatal death" ] }, { "qId": 5909, "qText": "In the UK television series 'Doctor Who', what is the name of the leader of the underground-dwelling race 'Tractators'?", "qAns": [ "frontios" ] }, { "qId": 5910, "qText": "Which screenwriter and novelist created the Daleks for the tv series Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "terry nation" ] }, { "qId": 5911, "qText": "Who played Doctor Who in just 31 episodes between 1984 and 1986?", "qAns": [ "colin baker" ] }, { "qId": 5912, "qText": "In 1981, who took over from Tom Baker in the TV series `Doctor Who`?", "qAns": [ "peter davison" ] }, { "qId": 5913, "qText": "Which actor was the fifth Doctor Who from 1982-1984, and in that role often wore Edwardian cricket costume?", "qAns": [ "peter davison" ] }, { "qId": 5914, "qText": "What was the name of the robot dog that became a regular companion for Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "k9" ] }, { "qId": 5915, "qText": "Who played the third incarnation of the Doctor in the TV series Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "jon pertwee" ] }, { "qId": 5916, "qText": "Which 'Doctor Who' was assisted by 'Zoe Herriot' played by Wendy Padbury and 'Jamie McCrimmon' played by Frazer Hines?", "qAns": [ "patrick troughton" ] }, { "qId": 5917, "qText": "Which popular Doctor Who villains, it was revealed in 2011, are to be given 'a rest' by scriptwriters?", "qAns": [ "dalek" ] }, { "qId": 5918, "qText": "Of all the actors who played Doctor Who in the TV series of the same name, who appeared in the most episodes?", "qAns": [ "tom baker" ] }, { "qId": 5919, "qText": "Who succeeded Jon Pertwee as Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "tom baker" ] }, { "qId": 5920, "qText": "What is the name of the Towers in which Doctor Who villain Kroagnon (The Great Architect) existed as a disembodied intelligence stored in a tank?", "qAns": [ "paradise towers" ] }, { "qId": 5921, "qText": "What's the name of Doctor Who's home planet ?", "qAns": [ "gallifrey" ] }, { "qId": 5922, "qText": "What type of alien is the Doctor from Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "time lord" ] }, { "qId": 5923, "qText": "Who was announced as the new television Doctor Who in July 2013?", "qAns": [ "peter capaldi" ] }, { "qId": 5924, "qText": "In the UK television series 'Doctor Who', which actor played the ninth Doctor?", "qAns": [ "christopher eccleston" ] }, { "qId": 5925, "qText": "Which Doctor Who actor did David Bradley play in the recent TV drama An Adventure In Space and Time ?", "qAns": [ "william hartnell" ] }, { "qId": 5926, "qText": "Who is the lead writer for 'Doctor Who', succeeding Russell T. Davies?", "qAns": [ "steven moffat" ] }, { "qId": 5927, "qText": "Who played Rose Tyler on Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "billie piper" ] }, { "qId": 5928, "qText": "Who has taken over the TV role of Doctor Who, from actor David Tennant?", "qAns": [ "matt smith" ] }, { "qId": 5929, "qText": "Who replaced David Tennant as Doctor Who in January?", "qAns": [ "matt smith" ] }, { "qId": 5930, "qText": "Who played Martha Jones in the UK tv series Doctor Who?", "qAns": [ "freema agyeman" ] }, { "qId": 5931, "qText": "Which is the main island of the Greek group the Dodecanese?", "qAns": [ "rhodes" ] }, { "qId": 5932, "qText": "In which US state is Dodge City, the famous frontier town of the wild west?", "qAns": [ "kansas" ] }, { "qId": 5933, "qText": "In which city are the baseball team the Dodgers based?", "qAns": [ "los angeles" ] }, { "qId": 5934, "qText": "Which American city has baseball-playing 'Dodgers'?", "qAns": [ "los angeles" ] }, { "qId": 5935, "qText": "Dodie Smith wrote what book (later filmed by Disney)?", "qAns": [ "101 dalmatians" ] }, { "qId": 5936, "qText": "Which character created by Dodie Smith always wore a black and white fur coat and drove a black and white car?", "qAns": [ "cruella de vil" ] }, { "qId": 5937, "qText": "Which African country has Dodoma as its capital?", "qAns": [ "tanzania" ] }, { "qId": 5938, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does Dogberry, a constable, manage to uncover Don John's plot to discredit Hero?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 5939, "qText": "Which Shakespeare play features 'Dogberry', a Constable?", "qAns": [ "much ado about nothing" ] }, { "qId": 5940, "qText": "Who played a bisexual bank robber in the 1975 film `Dog Day Afternoon`?", "qAns": [ "al pacino" ] }, { "qId": 5941, "qText": "The Aberdeen Terrier is better known as what type of dog?", "qAns": [ "scottish terrier" ] }, { "qId": 5942, "qText": "Which breed of dog is cartoon character Snoopy?", "qAns": [ "beagle" ] }, { "qId": 5943, "qText": "What breed of dog was a favored imperial pet in ancient China?", "qAns": [ "pekingese" ] }, { "qId": 5944, "qText": "Which breed of dog derives its name from the German for splash?", "qAns": [ "poodle" ] }, { "qId": 5945, "qText": "What is the heaviest breed of dog in the world on average?", "qAns": [ "saint bernard" ] }, { "qId": 5946, "qText": "Which breed of dog, bred for hare coursing and racing, can reach speeds of over 40mph?", "qAns": [ "greyhound" ] }, { "qId": 5947, "qText": "Due to its use for many years in the company advertising, what breed of dog is often known as?", "qAns": [ "dulux dog" ] }, { "qId": 5948, "qText": "What breed was Columbo's dog?", "qAns": [ "basset hound" ] }, { "qId": 5949, "qText": "Which breed of dog is Marley in the 2008 film 'Marley and Me'?", "qAns": [ "labrador retriever" ] }, { "qId": 5950, "qText": "What breed of dog is Marmaduke in the newspaper cartoon strip of that name?", "qAns": [ "great dane" ] }, { "qId": 5951, "qText": "Standard, Miniature and Toy are all breeds of which dog?", "qAns": [ "poodle" ] }, { "qId": 5952, "qText": "What breed of dog was Lassie?", "qAns": [ "rough collie" ] }, { "qId": 5953, "qText": "What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States?", "qAns": [ "labrador retriever" ] }, { "qId": 5954, "qText": "What is the more common name for the dog known as the Alsatian?", "qAns": [ "german shepherd" ] }, { "qId": 5955, "qText": "What is the name of the pet dog of fictional superhero Supermnan?", "qAns": [ "krypto" ] }, { "qId": 5956, "qText": "To which family of fish does the dogfish belong?", "qAns": [ "shark" ] }, { "qId": 5957, "qText": "Which shipping area lies immediately to the east of Dogger?", "qAns": [ "german bight" ] }, { "qId": 5958, "qText": "What breed of dog is known as the Carriage Dog (because they were trained to run with horse-drawn carriages as guard dogs)?", "qAns": [ "dalmatian" ] }, { "qId": 5959, "qText": "Known as the Gentle Giant, name the breed of dog that is recognized as the tallest of all dogs?", "qAns": [ "irish wolfhound" ] }, { "qId": 5960, "qText": "In which country is most of the British horror film `Dog Soldiers` set?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 5961, "qText": "Sirius otherwise known as the Dog Star can be found in which constellation?", "qAns": [ "canis major" ] }, { "qId": 5962, "qText": "Which country in the Middle East has Doha as its capital?", "qAns": [ "qatar" ] }, { "qId": 5963, "qText": "Which television character is well known for his catchphrase D'oh?", "qAns": [ "homer simpson" ] }, { "qId": 5964, "qText": "Doi Inthanon is the highest mountain in which country?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 5965, "qText": "Who is the engineer and inventor of the noise reduction system known as Dolby NR and a co-inventor of video tape recording while at Ampex?", "qAns": [ "ray dolby" ] }, { "qId": 5966, "qText": "Who directed the movie La Dolce Vita?", "qAns": [ "federico fellini" ] }, { "qId": 5967, "qText": "Who was the female star of the Rome-set film, 'La Dolce Vita'?", "qAns": [ "anita ekberg" ] }, { "qId": 5968, "qText": "What Norwegian playwright, known as the father of modern theater, is responsible for works such as A Doll's House, An Enemy of the People, and Peer Gynt?", "qAns": [ "henrik ibsen" ] }, { "qId": 5969, "qText": "Which Norwegian dramatist wrote the plays A Doll's House and Ghosts?", "qAns": [ "henrik ibsen" ] }, { "qId": 5970, "qText": "Which playwright wrote Ghosts and A Doll`s House?", "qAns": [ "henrik ibsen" ] }, { "qId": 5971, "qText": "On July 5, 1996, scientists from the Roslin Institute near Edinburgh, Scotland, created Dolly, the first cloned mammal. What type of animal was she?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 5972, "qText": "In 1996, Dolly the Sheep was successfully cloned in which European country?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 5973, "qText": "In which country did the cloning of Dolly the sheep take place?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 5974, "qText": "In which city is the Roslin Institute, the location of the cloning of 'Dolly the Sheep'?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 5975, "qText": "What make of motor car was the Dolomite ?", "qAns": [ "triumph" ] }, { "qId": 5976, "qText": "Which car manufacturer made the Dolomite?", "qAns": [ "triumph" ] }, { "qId": 5977, "qText": "Which operatic character has a son called Dolore?", "qAns": [ "madama butterfly" ] }, { "qId": 5978, "qText": "Eddie Valiant, Judge Doom and Dolores are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "who framed roger rabbit" ] }, { "qId": 5979, "qText": "Which title character was named Dolores Haze?", "qAns": [ "lolita" ] }, { "qId": 5980, "qText": "Who wrote `Dombey and Son`?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 5981, "qText": "In the film `Cannonball Run` what was the name of the super-hero played by Dom DeLuise?", "qAns": [ "captain chaos" ] }, { "qId": 5982, "qText": "Who was Domenikos Theotocopoulos better known as?", "qAns": [ "el greco" ] }, { "qId": 5983, "qText": "By what name was scultpor and painter Domenikos Theotocopoulos better known?", "qAns": [ "el greco" ] }, { "qId": 5984, "qText": "The Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is a shrine for which religion?", "qAns": [ "islam" ] }, { "qId": 5985, "qText": "What is the capital of Dominica?", "qAns": [ "roseau" ] }, { "qId": 5986, "qText": "What is the official language of the Dominican Republic?", "qAns": [ "spanish" ] }, { "qId": 5987, "qText": "The Dominican Republic and Haiti are the two countries that occupy which island?", "qAns": [ "hispaniola" ] }, { "qId": 5988, "qText": "Which historical figure has been played on film and TV by Richard Harris, Tim Roth and Dominic West?", "qAns": [ "oliver cromwell" ] }, { "qId": 5989, "qText": "Who gained famed as a member of the Dominoes?", "qAns": [ "jackie wilson" ] }, { "qId": 5990, "qText": "Who played Bond Girl Domino Petachi in Never Say Never Again?", "qAns": [ "kim basinger" ] }, { "qId": 5991, "qText": "Actors Saoirse Ronan, Julie Walter, Domnhall Gleeson and Jim Broadbent appeared in which film?", "qAns": [ "brooklyn" ] }, { "qId": 5992, "qText": "Which European city is served by Domodedovo Airport?", "qAns": [ "moscow" ] }, { "qId": 5993, "qText": "In the news in January 2011 for the murder of 37 people in a bombing incident, in which country is Domodedovo Airport?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 5994, "qText": "On which lake was Sir Donald Campbell killed in 1967 while attempting to break the World water-speed record?", "qAns": [ "coniston water" ] }, { "qId": 5995, "qText": "Which band has had Donald Fagen and Walter Becker in its lineup since its inception in the 70s?", "qAns": [ "steely dan" ] }, { "qId": 5996, "qText": "The only sitcom created solely by Johnnie Mortimer, which 1981-1991 sitcom starred Windsor Davies and Donald Sinden as warring antique dealers?", "qAns": [ "never the twain" ] }, { "qId": 5997, "qText": "Which T.V. sitcom starred Donald Sinden, Windsor Davies and Honor Blackman?", "qAns": [ "never the twain" ] }, { "qId": 5998, "qText": "In which 1973 thriller film directed by Nicolas Roeg was there an explicit sex scene between Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie?", "qAns": [ "don't look now" ] }, { "qId": 5999, "qText": "What is the last name of Donatella, Gianni, and Allegra ?", "qAns": [ "versace" ] }, { "qId": 6000, "qText": "With which sport is Don Bradman associated?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 6001, "qText": "Which English classic horse race for 3 year olds held at Doncaster every September began in 1776?", "qAns": [ "st. leger stakes" ] }, { "qId": 6002, "qText": "Which MP represents the constituency of Doncaster North?", "qAns": [ "ed miliband" ] }, { "qId": 6003, "qText": "Don Diego de la Vega is the secret name of which Spanish fictional character?", "qAns": [ "zorro" ] }, { "qId": 6004, "qText": "In fiction who was Don Diego de la Vega?", "qAns": [ "zorro" ] }, { "qId": 6005, "qText": "Who composed the opera `Don Giovanni` Mozart, Beethoven or Verdi?", "qAns": [ "mozart" ] }, { "qId": 6006, "qText": "Who composed the opera Don Giovanni?", "qAns": [ "wolfgang amadeus mozart" ] }, { "qId": 6007, "qText": "In which country does 100 Xu equal 1 Dong?", "qAns": [ "vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 6008, "qText": "What country uses the Dong as its currency?", "qAns": [ "vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 6009, "qText": "Who created the Piet in St Peter's Basilica, the Doni Tondo in the Uffizi Gallery, and the sequence of poems written to Tommaso dei Cavalieri?", "qAns": [ "michelangelo" ] }, { "qId": 6010, "qText": "Nemorino sings the aria Una Furtiva Lagrima in which opera by Donizetti?", "qAns": [ "l'elisir d'amore" ] }, { "qId": 6011, "qText": "The theme tune to which TV series starring Don Johnson gave Jan Hammer his first UK chart success?", "qAns": [ "miami vice" ] }, { "qId": 6012, "qText": "What bisexual English poet wrote Don Juan and She Walks in Beauty?", "qAns": [ "lord byron" ] }, { "qId": 6013, "qText": "Which British poet wrote the verse satire Don Juan?", "qAns": [ "lord byron" ] }, { "qId": 6014, "qText": "Who voices Donkey in the Shrek series of films?", "qAns": [ "eddie murphy" ] }, { "qId": 6015, "qText": "What animal is the offspring of a male donkey and female horse?", "qAns": [ "mule" ] }, { "qId": 6016, "qText": "Who played gangster Don Logan in the 2000 film Sexy Beast?", "qAns": [ "ben kingsley" ] }, { "qId": 6017, "qText": "At auction in 2015, $1.2m was paid for Don McLean's original handrwitten lyrics for which 1971 big hit song?", "qAns": [ "american pie" ] }, { "qId": 6018, "qText": "What disco hit of 1975 by Donna Summer was banned by the BBC because of the background noises?", "qAns": [ "love to love you baby" ] }, { "qId": 6019, "qText": "Donnie Wahlberg is/was a member of which 'Boy' band?", "qAns": [ "new kids on the block" ] }, { "qId": 6020, "qText": "In the book by Miguel de Cervantes, who was Don Quixote's squire?", "qAns": [ "sancho panza" ] }, { "qId": 6021, "qText": "What is the name of Don Quixote's squire, who appears in the ballet and the source text?", "qAns": [ "sancho panza" ] }, { "qId": 6022, "qText": "What is the name of Don Quixote's horse?", "qAns": [ "rocinante" ] }, { "qId": 6023, "qText": "Which show was based on Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote?", "qAns": [ "man of la mancha" ] }, { "qId": 6024, "qText": "The ballet Don Quixote was based on a major work by which author?", "qAns": [ "miguel de cervantes" ] }, { "qId": 6025, "qText": "Who wrote the book Don Quixote?", "qAns": [ "miguel de cervantes" ] }, { "qId": 6026, "qText": "Who choreographed the ballets Swan Lake and Don Quixote, among others?", "qAns": [ "marius petipa" ] }, { "qId": 6027, "qText": "Who was separated from her husband in June 2009 to film Don't Be Afraid of the Dark in Australia?", "qAns": [ "katie holmes" ] }, { "qId": 6028, "qText": "Which girl band had a 2005 hit with Dont Cha?", "qAns": [ "pussycat dolls" ] }, { "qId": 6029, "qText": "From which musical does the song Don't Cry For Me Argentina come?", "qAns": [ "evita" ] }, { "qId": 6030, "qText": "Who reached No.1 in the UK charts in 1977 with 'Don't cry for me, Argentina ' ?", "qAns": [ "julie covington" ] }, { "qId": 6031, "qText": "Paul Young and Susan Boyle have covered Don't Dream It's Over, which was written for (and was a US hit record for) which band?", "qAns": [ "crowded house" ] }, { "qId": 6032, "qText": "Who featured on Chicane`s number one hit `Don`t Give Up` Danii Minogue, Bryan Adams or Iggy Pop?", "qAns": [ "bryan adams" ] }, { "qId": 6033, "qText": "Who partnered Peter Gabriel on the 1986 hit 'Don't Give Up'?", "qAns": [ "kate bush" ] }, { "qId": 6034, "qText": "Who sang 'Don't Go Breaking My Heart' with Elton John?", "qAns": [ "kiki dee" ] }, { "qId": 6035, "qText": "Who had their biggest British hit with 'Don't Leave Me This Way' in 1986?", "qAns": [ "the communards" ] }, { "qId": 6036, "qText": "Which pop group had a number one hit record in the 1990s with 'Don't Look Back in Anger'?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 6037, "qText": "The film 'Don't Look Now' with Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland was adapted from a book by whom?", "qAns": [ "daphne du maurier" ] }, { "qId": 6038, "qText": "In which atmospheric city was the Daphne du Maurier short story 'Don't Look Now' set It was later filmed in 1973.?", "qAns": [ "venice" ] }, { "qId": 6039, "qText": "In which city is the film Don't Look Now set?", "qAns": [ "venice" ] }, { "qId": 6040, "qText": "Who had a hit in the nineties with Don't Marry Her?", "qAns": [ "the beautiful south" ] }, { "qId": 6041, "qText": "Which jockey won the 2010 Aintree Grand National on 'Don't Push It', at his fifteenth attempt?", "qAns": [ "tony mccoy" ] }, { "qId": 6042, "qText": "Who was the trainer of the 2010 Grand National winning horse Don't Push It?", "qAns": [ "jonjo o'neill" ] }, { "qId": 6043, "qText": "Don't Rain on My Parade and Second Hand Rose are songs from which musical?", "qAns": [ "funny girl" ] }, { "qId": 6044, "qText": "The song Don't Rain On My Parade features in which musical?", "qAns": [ "funny girl" ] }, { "qId": 6045, "qText": "The songs Don't Rain on My Parade and People are from which musical?", "qAns": [ "funny girl" ] }, { "qId": 6046, "qText": "Which pop group have had UK number one hits with 'Bring It Back', 'Never Had A Dream Come True', 'Don't Stop Movin'', and 'Have You Ever'?", "qAns": [ "s club 7" ] }, { "qId": 6047, "qText": "Who had a 2011 US No.1 with Don't Wanna Go Home?", "qAns": [ "jason derulo" ] }, { "qId": 6048, "qText": "Whose only UK chart-topping single was called 'Don't You Want Me'?", "qAns": [ "the human league" ] }, { "qId": 6049, "qText": "Who had an 80s No 1 with Don't You Want Me?", "qAns": [ "the human league" ] }, { "qId": 6050, "qText": "In which English city is the Don Valley Stadium?", "qAns": [ "sheffield" ] }, { "qId": 6051, "qText": "Which Rugby league team are nicknamed the Eagles and play at Don Valley stadium?", "qAns": [ "sheffield" ] }, { "qId": 6052, "qText": "Who played Don Vito Corleone in the 1972 film The Godfather?", "qAns": [ "marlon brando" ] }, { "qId": 6053, "qText": "Wrestler Dwayne Johnson, who appeared in the 2005 film 'Doom', is better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "the rock" ] }, { "qId": 6054, "qText": "Who created the comic strip Doonesbury?", "qAns": [ "garry trudeau" ] }, { "qId": 6055, "qText": "At what location, the largest of its type, were the German actors Max Ehrlich, Kurt Gerron and Dora Gerson all murdered?", "qAns": [ "auschwitz concentration camp" ] }, { "qId": 6056, "qText": "Dora Maar au Chat and The Weeping Woman are both portraits by which artist of his lover?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 6057, "qText": "'Dora Spenlow' was the first wife of which Dickens character?", "qAns": [ "david copperfield" ] }, { "qId": 6058, "qText": "Which Dickens character married Dora Spenlow?", "qAns": [ "david copperfield" ] }, { "qId": 6059, "qText": "What famous author wrote many plays but just one novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 6060, "qText": "Who wrote The Picture Of Dorian Gray?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 6061, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Picture of Dorian Grey?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 6062, "qText": "In which Hitchcock film did James Stewart and Doris Day play Dr Ben and Jo McKenna?", "qAns": [ "the man who knew too much" ] }, { "qId": 6063, "qText": "Which actress links Dorothy in The Golden Girls and Maude Findlay in Maude?", "qAns": [ "bea arthur" ] }, { "qId": 6064, "qText": "In which famous film would first have come across the character of Dorothy Gale?", "qAns": [ "the wizard of oz" ] }, { "qId": 6065, "qText": "Which family film of 1957 starring Dorothy McGuire and Fes Parker centres on the story of a youg boy and his love for his dog on thier family ranch home during the 1860's which ends tragically after the dog contracts rabies following a fight with a wolf?", "qAns": [ "old yeller" ] }, { "qId": 6066, "qText": "Which actor married singer Dorothy Squires in 1953, who was 12 years older than him?", "qAns": [ "roger moore" ] }, { "qId": 6067, "qText": "What is the name of the famous Swannery in Dorset?", "qAns": [ "abbotsbury" ] }, { "qId": 6068, "qText": "Who has played Dot Cotton in Eastenders since 1985?", "qAns": [ "june brown" ] }, { "qId": 6069, "qText": "Although not the capital, Douala is the largest city of which country?", "qAns": [ "cameroon" ] }, { "qId": 6070, "qText": "Double Dutch is a variation of what children's game?", "qAns": [ "skipping rope" ] }, { "qId": 6071, "qText": "What famous novel invented the terms thoughtcrime and doubleplusgood?", "qAns": [ "nineteen eighty-four" ] }, { "qId": 6072, "qText": "Double vision, the perception of two images from a single object, is properly called what?", "qAns": [ "diplopia" ] }, { "qId": 6073, "qText": "What is the technical term for double vision?", "qAns": [ "diplopia" ] }, { "qId": 6074, "qText": "Who voiced 'Dougal' in the 2005 film 'The Magic Roundabout'?", "qAns": [ "robbie williams" ] }, { "qId": 6075, "qText": "The headquarters building of which government agency is known as 'The Doughnut' due to its shape?", "qAns": [ "government communications headquarters" ] }, { "qId": 6076, "qText": "Harry, Tom, Dougie and Danny are collectively known as who in the pop world?", "qAns": [ "mcfly" ] }, { "qId": 6077, "qText": "Name the paranoid android in the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series by Douglas Adams.?", "qAns": [ "marvin" ] }, { "qId": 6078, "qText": "What is the name of the paranoid android in the novel 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams?", "qAns": [ "marvin" ] }, { "qId": 6079, "qText": "What was the name of the paranoid android in the book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams?", "qAns": [ "marvin" ] }, { "qId": 6080, "qText": "Which series of books, first published in 1922, sees the main character's friends named Ginger, Henry and Douglas who call themselves the Outlaws?", "qAns": [ "just william" ] }, { "qId": 6081, "qText": "Who plays architect Doug Roberts in the 1974 film 'Towering Inferno'?", "qAns": [ "paul newman" ] }, { "qId": 6082, "qText": "Which now famous film actor came to prominence playing Dr Doug Ross in the TV series ER?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 6083, "qText": "Dover is the State Capitol of which US state?", "qAns": [ "delaware" ] }, { "qId": 6084, "qText": "The port of Dover is in which English county?", "qAns": [ "kent" ] }, { "qId": 6085, "qText": "Of which state of the USA is Dover the capital?", "qAns": [ "delaware" ] }, { "qId": 6086, "qText": "'Down and Out in Paris and London' was written by which British author?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6087, "qText": " 'Down and Out in Paris and London' was written by which British author?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6088, "qText": "Who's first book was Down and Out in Paris and London?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6089, "qText": "Who wrote 'Down And Out In Paris And London', and 'The Lion And The Unicorn'?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6090, "qText": "Eric Arthur Blair, born 25 June, 1903, was the birth name of what famed English author, who penned such works as The Road To Wiggan Pier and Down and Out in Paris and London?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6091, "qText": "Who featured of Jay Sean's 2009 No.1 Down?", "qAns": [ "lil wayne" ] }, { "qId": 6092, "qText": "Which British scientist lived at Down House, Kent, now in the care of English Heritage?", "qAns": [ "charles darwin" ] }, { "qId": 6093, "qText": "Which famous scientist lived at Down house in Kent?", "qAns": [ "charles darwin" ] }, { "qId": 6094, "qText": "Who created and wrote the TV series `Downton Abbey'?", "qAns": [ "julian fellowes" ] }, { "qId": 6095, "qText": "Who writes the scripts for the TV series Downton Abbey?", "qAns": [ "julian fellowes" ] }, { "qId": 6096, "qText": "Who plays Isobel Crawley in the UK television series 'Downton Abbey'?", "qAns": [ "penelope wilton" ] }, { "qId": 6097, "qText": "Which actress joined the cast of `Downton Abbey' in Series 3 playing the mother of the Countess of Grantham?", "qAns": [ "shirley maclaine" ] }, { "qId": 6098, "qText": "Who plays the Dowager Countess of Grantham in the TV series 'Downton Abbey'?", "qAns": [ "maggie smith" ] }, { "qId": 6099, "qText": "Who plays Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham, in the UK television series 'Downton Abbey'?", "qAns": [ "maggie smith" ] }, { "qId": 6100, "qText": "Who sang the 'Dance version' of Petula Clarke's hit 'Downtown' and reached the top ten in 1988?", "qAns": [ "petula clarke" ] }, { "qId": 6101, "qText": "Who was the hero of several Sir Arthur Canon Doyle stories, first introduced in The Lost World?", "qAns": [ "professor challenger" ] }, { "qId": 6102, "qText": "Who played 'Doyle' in the TV series The Professionals?", "qAns": [ "martin shaw" ] }, { "qId": 6103, "qText": "Who was the main character in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novels A Study In Scarlet, The Sign of Four and The Hound of the Baskervilles?", "qAns": [ "sherlock holmes" ] }, { "qId": 6104, "qText": "Who played Ray Doyle, John Deed and George Gently on TV?", "qAns": [ "martin shaw" ] }, { "qId": 6105, "qText": "Who released the album Do You Like Rock Music?", "qAns": [ "british sea power" ] }, { "qId": 6106, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "rod stewart" ] }, { "qId": 6107, "qText": "The Drachma was which nation's main currency unit before the Euro in 2002?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 6108, "qText": "What country used the Drachma as its currency, before switching to the Euro in 2001?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 6109, "qText": "The constellation 'Draco' is said to represent which mythical creature?", "qAns": [ "dragon" ] }, { "qId": 6110, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Dracula?", "qAns": [ "bram stoker" ] }, { "qId": 6111, "qText": "Which Hungarian-born actor acted in films from 1917 to his death in 1956, and is best known for playing the title role in the 1931 film Dracula?", "qAns": [ "bela lugosi" ] }, { "qId": 6112, "qText": "Who was best known for his role as Dracula, a role he first took on in film in 1931?", "qAns": [ "bela lugosi" ] }, { "qId": 6113, "qText": "Who is the host of the TV series Dragon's Den?", "qAns": [ "evan davis" ] }, { "qId": 6114, "qText": "Which Bolton-born woman, the founder of Pall-Ex Ltd, replaced James Caan on BBC's Dragons Den?", "qAns": [ "hilary devey" ] }, { "qId": 6115, "qText": "Who is the new judge on 'Dragon's Den'?", "qAns": [ "hilary devey" ] }, { "qId": 6116, "qText": "What 6'4 drag queen gain notoriety?", "qAns": [ "rupaul" ] }, { "qId": 6117, "qText": "Where are the sheer cliffs of the Drakensberg?", "qAns": [ "southern africa" ] }, { "qId": 6118, "qText": "Scotch, Drambuie, ice and a lemon twist are the traditional ingredients of which cocktail?", "qAns": [ "rusty nail" ] }, { "qId": 6119, "qText": "Which cocktail is made by adding drambuie to scotch whisky served on the rocks in a stemmed glass?", "qAns": [ "rusty nail" ] }, { "qId": 6120, "qText": "Who wrote the series of children's books about Dr. Dolittle?", "qAns": [ "hugh lofting" ] }, { "qId": 6121, "qText": "In the Dr Dolittle stories what type of creature was Too-Too?", "qAns": [ "owl" ] }, { "qId": 6122, "qText": "Which group had a 1978 UK No. 1 hit with Dreadlock Holiday?", "qAns": [ "10cc" ] }, { "qId": 6123, "qText": "Who had number 1 hits in 1959 with 'Dream Lover' and 'Mack the Knife'?", "qAns": [ "bobby darin" ] }, { "qId": 6124, "qText": "Who composed the oratorio 'The Dream of Gerontius'?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6125, "qText": "'The Dream of Gerontius' is the 1900 work of which English composer?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6126, "qText": " 'The Dream of Gerontius' is the 1900 work of which English composer?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6127, "qText": "Which composer's oratorios include 'The Kingdom' and 'The Dream of Gerontius'?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6128, "qText": "Who composed The Dream of Gerontius?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6129, "qText": "Who set Cardinal Newman's poem The Dream of Gerontius to music in his 1900 oratorio?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6130, "qText": "Who was the composer of the Oratorio, The Dream Of Gerontius?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6131, "qText": "Who wrote the Dream of Gerontius which Elgar later set to music?", "qAns": [ "john henry newman" ] }, { "qId": 6132, "qText": "Which executive producer of Dream On is well known for films such as Trading Places?", "qAns": [ "john landis" ] }, { "qId": 6133, "qText": "Which band had hits with `Linger` and `Dreams`?", "qAns": [ "the cranberries" ] }, { "qId": 6134, "qText": "Who wrote a book called Dreams from my Father?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 6135, "qText": "The 1995 autobiography 'Dreams From My Father' is by which US politician?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 6136, "qText": "Whose book, 'Dreams From My Father', was published in 1995?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 6137, "qText": "What US politician's 1996 autobiography was called 'Dreams From my Father'?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 6138, "qText": "Dreams from my father, a story of race and heritance is about which politician?", "qAns": [ "barack obama" ] }, { "qId": 6139, "qText": "Which singer rose to fame as a member of the boy band Dream Street before voicing Theodore in the Chimpunks movies?", "qAns": [ "jesse mccartney" ] }, { "qId": 6140, "qText": "Who played 'Judge Dredd' in the 1995 film?", "qAns": [ "sylvester stallone" ] }, { "qId": 6141, "qText": "Drenthe, Limburg and Flevoland are all provinces of which European country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 6142, "qText": "Dresden china originated in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 6143, "qText": "Which band released the albums Hotter Than Hell and Dressed to Kill?", "qAns": [ "kiss" ] }, { "qId": 6144, "qText": "Dr Evil is the arch-enemy of which spoof film title character hero?", "qAns": [ "austin powers" ] }, { "qId": 6145, "qText": "What was the name of Drew Barrymore's character in E.T.?", "qAns": [ "gertie" ] }, { "qId": 6146, "qText": "Which `Ian` featured on the Madness song `Drip Fed Fred`?", "qAns": [ "ian dury" ] }, { "qId": 6147, "qText": "Driving Home For Christmas was a 1988 hit single for which singer?", "qAns": [ "chris rea" ] }, { "qId": 6148, "qText": "Which group had a top ten hit with 'Driving in My Car' in 1982?", "qAns": [ "madness" ] }, { "qId": 6149, "qText": "Who played Jessica Tandy's son in the film Driving Miss Daisy?", "qAns": [ "dan aykroyd" ] }, { "qId": 6150, "qText": "Which author wrote the 1886 novel 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde'?", "qAns": [ "robert louis stevenson" ] }, { "qId": 6151, "qText": "Who wrote Treasure Island, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Kidnapped and The Master of Ballantrae?", "qAns": [ "robert louis stevenson" ] }, { "qId": 6152, "qText": "In the original Star Trek TV series that aired from 1966 to 1969, who played Dr. Leonard Bones McCoy?", "qAns": [ "deforest kelley" ] }, { "qId": 6153, "qText": "In which adventure story does the magistrate Dr Livesey feature?", "qAns": [ "treasure island" ] }, { "qId": 6154, "qText": "What nationality was the explorer Dr Livingstone?", "qAns": [ "scottish" ] }, { "qId": 6155, "qText": "What one word links a 1974 album by Sparks and the group who had hits in 1984-5 with 'Duel' and 'Dr Mabuse'?", "qAns": [ "propaganda" ] }, { "qId": 6156, "qText": "What character did Ursula Andress play in the Bond film Dr No?", "qAns": [ "honey rider" ] }, { "qId": 6157, "qText": "Who played the title role in the film 'Dr. No'?", "qAns": [ "joseph wiseman" ] }, { "qId": 6158, "qText": "What are bactrians and dromedaries?", "qAns": [ "camel" ] }, { "qId": 6159, "qText": "Who played the unscrupulous Damien Day in the TV series Drop The Dead Donkey?", "qAns": [ "stephen tompkinson" ] }, { "qId": 6160, "qText": "Drowning Girl is one of the notable works of which 20th century artist?", "qAns": [ "roy lichtenstein" ] }, { "qId": 6161, "qText": "Who is to blame for making Dr. Phil famous?", "qAns": [ "oprah winfrey" ] }, { "qId": 6162, "qText": "Who stars as the title characters of the 1925 spoof film 'Dr Pyckle and Mr Pryde'?", "qAns": [ "stan laurel" ] }, { "qId": 6163, "qText": "Who played the title role in the UK television series 'Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman'?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 6164, "qText": "In the US and Canada, what appropriately titled book of Dr. Seuss is a popular gift for students graduating from high school and college?", "qAns": [ "oh, the places you'll go!" ] }, { "qId": 6165, "qText": "What Dr. Seuss character hears a Who?", "qAns": [ "horton" ] }, { "qId": 6166, "qText": "What is the name of Dr. Seuss's egg-hatching elephant?", "qAns": [ "horton" ] }, { "qId": 6167, "qText": "Who played the President of the United States in the film Dr. Strangelove?", "qAns": [ "peter sellers" ] }, { "qId": 6168, "qText": "Who was guest drummer for Led Zeppelin at the Live Aid concert in 1985?", "qAns": [ "phil collins" ] }, { "qId": 6169, "qText": "Who was the drummer with the 1970's rock band 'Led Zepplin'?", "qAns": [ "john bonham" ] }, { "qId": 6170, "qText": "Born on 20th July 1956, who was the original drummer in the punk rock band The Sex Pistols?", "qAns": [ "paul cook" ] }, { "qId": 6171, "qText": "Who is the drummer with the Rolling Stones?", "qAns": [ "charlie watts" ] }, { "qId": 6172, "qText": "What heavy metal band has a one-armed drummer?", "qAns": [ "def leppard" ] }, { "qId": 6173, "qText": "Who was the drummer for the band Nirvana before founding the Foo Fighters?", "qAns": [ "dave grohl" ] }, { "qId": 6174, "qText": "Which band does Rocky Gray play the drums for?", "qAns": [ "evanescence" ] }, { "qId": 6175, "qText": "Which son of a famous drummer played drums for The Who at Glastonbury this year he has toured with them since 1996?", "qAns": [ "zak starkey" ] }, { "qId": 6176, "qText": "How were Dr Stantz, Dr Spengler and Dr Venkman better known in the 1980's?", "qAns": [ "ghostbusters" ] }, { "qId": 6177, "qText": "Basil Rathbone made 14 Sherlock Holmes films. Who played the part of Dr Watson?", "qAns": [ "nigel bruce" ] }, { "qId": 6178, "qText": "Who played Dr Who in the 1965 film Dr Who and the Daleks?", "qAns": [ "peter cushing" ] }, { "qId": 6179, "qText": "Which actor played Dr Who between 1974 and 1980?", "qAns": [ "tom baker" ] }, { "qId": 6180, "qText": "Which actor was first to play `Dr Who` on TV?", "qAns": [ "william hartnell" ] }, { "qId": 6181, "qText": "Which actor starred as Dr Who in the 1st colour episode?", "qAns": [ "jon pertwee" ] }, { "qId": 6182, "qText": "Which actor played the second Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "patrick troughton" ] }, { "qId": 6183, "qText": "Which of the actors who portrayed Dr Who, famous from the UK TV series of the same name, appeared almost exclusively on radio, film, written works, and comic strips?", "qAns": [ "paul mcgann" ] }, { "qId": 6184, "qText": "What popular sci-fi creations were described by Dr Who's executive producer in 2011 as ...the most reliably defeatable enemies in the universe... ?", "qAns": [ "the daleks" ] }, { "qId": 6185, "qText": "The actress Laila Ward, who played Dr Who's assistant, married which of the Doctors?", "qAns": [ "tom baker" ] }, { "qId": 6186, "qText": "Brigadier Lethridge-Stewart belonged to which military organisation in the Dr Who series?", "qAns": [ "unit" ] }, { "qId": 6187, "qText": "What is the name of Dr Who's time machine?", "qAns": [ "tardis" ] }, { "qId": 6188, "qText": "Which Dr Who actor starred with Ken Stott in the 1994 BBC Scotland drama 'Takin' Over the Asylum ?", "qAns": [ "david tennant" ] }, { "qId": 6189, "qText": "Who composed the title music for Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "ron grainer" ] }, { "qId": 6190, "qText": "Who was the prolific writer of theme music for 1960s TV shows including Steptoe and Son, Dr Who, The Prisoner, Dangerman and Tales of the Unexpected?", "qAns": [ "ron grainer" ] }, { "qId": 6191, "qText": "Who succeeded Jon Pertwee as Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "tom baker" ] }, { "qId": 6192, "qText": "Who played the first doctor in the UK TV series Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "william hartnell" ] }, { "qId": 6193, "qText": "Which 'Dr. Who' actor came between Patrick Troughton and Tom Baker?", "qAns": [ "jon pertwee" ] }, { "qId": 6194, "qText": "Which Northampton-born actor will replace David Tennant as the eleventh 'Dr. Who', in 2010?", "qAns": [ "matt smith" ] }, { "qId": 6195, "qText": "Who replaced Matt Smith to become the latest Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "peter capaldi" ] }, { "qId": 6196, "qText": "Who played the part of companion Martha Jones in the 2007 series of Dr Who?", "qAns": [ "freema agyeman" ] }, { "qId": 6197, "qText": "Which of these tracks was a hit for Duane Eddy?", "qAns": [ "peter gunn" ] }, { "qId": 6198, "qText": "Duane Eddy was noted for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "guitar" ] }, { "qId": 6199, "qText": "The name of which person born in Dublin is connected in English history with the locations of Vimiero, Talavera, Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes and Waterloo?", "qAns": [ "arthur wellesley, 1st duke of wellington" ] }, { "qId": 6200, "qText": "Who wrote the book 'Dubliners', first published in 1914?", "qAns": [ "james joyce" ] }, { "qId": 6201, "qText": "The city of Dubrovnik is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "croatia" ] }, { "qId": 6202, "qText": "Who played the role of Georgiana Cavendish in the 2008 film 'The Duchess'?", "qAns": [ "keira knightley" ] }, { "qId": 6203, "qText": "Who starred in the 1933 comedy satire film 'Duck Soup'?", "qAns": [ "marx brothers" ] }, { "qId": 6204, "qText": "The tune Duelling Banjos featured in which 1972 film?", "qAns": [ "deliverance" ] }, { "qId": 6205, "qText": "In September 2011, who became the oldest living artist to have a number one album, with Duets II, in the US charts?", "qAns": [ "tony bennett" ] }, { "qId": 6206, "qText": "Duffel bags were made in Duffel - what country?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 6207, "qText": "The opera Duke Bluebeard's Castle and the ballet The Wooden Prince are the works of which composer?", "qAns": [ "bela bartok" ] }, { "qId": 6208, "qText": "Duke D'Mond, who died aged 66 in 2009, was lead singer of which successful UK comedy pop group?", "qAns": [ "the barron knights" ] }, { "qId": 6209, "qText": "Which humorous pop group with vocalist Duke D'Mond had hit singles Call Up the Groups and Pop Go the Workers in the 1960s?", "qAns": [ "the barron knights" ] }, { "qId": 6210, "qText": "Which trio had their first No 1 album with 'Duke' in 1980?", "qAns": [ "genesis" ] }, { "qId": 6211, "qText": "What is the title of a British nobleman ranking above an earl and below a duke?", "qAns": [ "marquess" ] }, { "qId": 6212, "qText": "Which rank of the peerage is directly below a duke?", "qAns": [ "marquess" ] }, { "qId": 6213, "qText": "Seymour is the family name of which English duke?", "qAns": [ "duke of somerset" ] }, { "qId": 6214, "qText": "In which country did Grand Duke Jean become head of state in 1964?", "qAns": [ "luxembourg" ] }, { "qId": 6215, "qText": "In which opera does a hunchback jester help his master, the Duke of Mantua, to seduce the daughter of a courtier?", "qAns": [ "rigoletto" ] }, { "qId": 6216, "qText": "Which of Verdi's operas tells the story of the hunchbacked jester to the 'Duke of Mantua'?", "qAns": [ "rigoletto" ] }, { "qId": 6217, "qText": "Which Verdi opera opens with a banquet in the palace of the Duke of Mantua?", "qAns": [ "rigoletto" ] }, { "qId": 6218, "qText": "Who was the Duke of Mantua's jester?", "qAns": [ "rigoletto" ] }, { "qId": 6219, "qText": "Who was the mistress of Charles II and mother of the Duke of Monmouth?", "qAns": [ "lucy walter" ] }, { "qId": 6220, "qText": "The Duke of Wellington was born in which city?", "qAns": [ "dublin" ] }, { "qId": 6221, "qText": "Actress and writer Dulcie Gray was married to whom?", "qAns": [ "michael denison" ] }, { "qId": 6222, "qText": "From which popular musical do we get the songs 'The Impossible Dream' and 'Dulcinea'?", "qAns": [ "man of la mancha" ] }, { "qId": 6223, "qText": "Which city is served by Dulles airport?", "qAns": [ "washington" ] }, { "qId": 6224, "qText": "In which American state would you find the city of Duluth?", "qAns": [ "minnesota" ] }, { "qId": 6225, "qText": "What 11 time Grammy award winner was born Robert Allen Zimmerman, in Duluth, MN, but took a stage name from a favorite Welsh poet?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 6226, "qText": "May 24, 1941 saw the birth, in Duluth MN, of one Robert Allen Zimmerman, who has spent the last 50 years entertaining us under what name?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 6227, "qText": "Who wrote the 2008 novel 'Duma Key'?", "qAns": [ "stephen king" ] }, { "qId": 6228, "qText": "In what country is The Duma part of parliament?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 6229, "qText": "Which country had a parliament called the Duma?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 6230, "qText": "Who starred with Jeff Daniels in the 1995 film Dumb and Dumber?", "qAns": [ "jim carrey" ] }, { "qId": 6231, "qText": "In a Shakespeare play, who murders 'King Duncan'?", "qAns": [ "macbeth" ] }, { "qId": 6232, "qText": "According to William Shakespeare, who killed Duncan?", "qAns": [ "macbeth" ] }, { "qId": 6233, "qText": "Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell, and Duncan Grant were part of which English art movement in the 1920's and 30's?", "qAns": [ "bloomsbury group" ] }, { "qId": 6234, "qText": "Duncan Zowie Jones, director of sci-fi films 'Moon' and 'Source Code', is the son of which musician?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 6235, "qText": "Dundalk is the county town of which county in the Republic of Ireland?", "qAns": [ "louth" ] }, { "qId": 6236, "qText": "What science fiction author, author of the Dune series, among others, was born in Tacoma and attended the University of Washington?", "qAns": [ "frank herbert" ] }, { "qId": 6237, "qText": "Which King was born at Dunfermline Palace in November 1600?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 6238, "qText": "Dunkery Beacon is the highest point in which English National Park?", "qAns": [ "exmoor" ] }, { "qId": 6239, "qText": "Dunlop cheese comes from which country?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 6240, "qText": "In Italian, the word Duomo means which building?", "qAns": [ "cathedral" ] }, { "qId": 6241, "qText": "Which company's products include Dettol, Veet, Cillit Bang and Durex?", "qAns": [ "reckitt benckiser" ] }, { "qId": 6242, "qText": "A durian is what type of foodstuff?", "qAns": [ "fruit" ] }, { "qId": 6243, "qText": "Durres is the chief port of which country?", "qAns": [ "albania" ] }, { "qId": 6244, "qText": "Durum, Spelt, and Einkorn are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "wheat" ] }, { "qId": 6245, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produces the models Sandero and Duster?", "qAns": [ "dacia" ] }, { "qId": 6246, "qText": "Which motor manufacturer produces the Duster model?", "qAns": [ "dacia" ] }, { "qId": 6247, "qText": "In which 1988 Academy Award-winning film did Dustin Hoffman play a character with special mental powers called Raymond Babbitt?", "qAns": [ "rain man" ] }, { "qId": 6248, "qText": "What 1973 film, based on a novel by French ex-convict Henri Charrire, starred Steve McQueen & Dustin Hoffman?", "qAns": [ "papillon" ] }, { "qId": 6249, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Dustin Hoffman in 'The Graduate?", "qAns": [ "the graduate" ] }, { "qId": 6250, "qText": "What is the title of the 1976 film about the Watergate Scandal, starring Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman?", "qAns": [ "all the president's men" ] }, { "qId": 6251, "qText": "In which 1970 film, did Dustin Hoffman play the part of a hundred year old survivor of the Battle of The Little Big Horn?", "qAns": [ "little big man" ] }, { "qId": 6252, "qText": "In which film does Dustin Hoffman play Michael Dorsey and Dorothy Michaels?", "qAns": [ "tootsie" ] }, { "qId": 6253, "qText": "Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman play husband and wife in which 1979 film?", "qAns": [ "kramer vs. kramer" ] }, { "qId": 6254, "qText": "Dustin Hoffman played a character suffering from Autism in which Film?", "qAns": [ "rain man" ] }, { "qId": 6255, "qText": "What was Dusty Springfield's first No. 1 hit?", "qAns": [ "you don't have to say you love me" ] }, { "qId": 6256, "qText": "Aside from the Netherlands and Belgium what is the only country in which Dutch is an official language?", "qAns": [ "suriname" ] }, { "qId": 6257, "qText": "The dish 'Rijsttafel' (Pron. rice-taffel), that takes its name from the Dutch for 'rice-table', originated in which country?", "qAns": [ "indonesia" ] }, { "qId": 6258, "qText": "Name the controversial leader of the Dutch right-wing Freedom Party which won 24 seats in the Dutch elections, who was refused entry into the UK for his 'racist views'?", "qAns": [ "geert wilders" ] }, { "qId": 6259, "qText": "What was the name of the Dutch MP refused entry into the UK in early 2009?", "qAns": [ "geert wilders" ] }, { "qId": 6260, "qText": "Who is the only dwarf in the Disney tale of Snow White who wears spectacles?", "qAns": [ "doc" ] }, { "qId": 6261, "qText": "In Walt Disney's Snow White, which dwarf was completely bald, with not even a beard?", "qAns": [ "dopey" ] }, { "qId": 6262, "qText": "Which controversial rock star named his first two children `Moon Unit' and `Dweezil'?", "qAns": [ "frank zappa" ] }, { "qId": 6263, "qText": "What movie by D.W. Griffith glorified the Ku Klux Klan?", "qAns": [ "the birth of a nation" ] }, { "qId": 6264, "qText": "Who was Vice President to US President Dwight D Eisenhower?", "qAns": [ "richard nixon" ] }, { "qId": 6265, "qText": "Dyce Airport is in which British city?", "qAns": [ "aberdeen" ] }, { "qId": 6266, "qText": "In which Scottish city would you find Dyce Airport?", "qAns": [ "aberdeen" ] }, { "qId": 6267, "qText": "In which country was England Rugby Union player Dylan Hartley born?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 6268, "qText": "Who reached No.2 in the US Chart in 2010 with Dynamite?", "qAns": [ "taio cruz" ] }, { "qId": 6269, "qText": "October 21, 1833 saw the birth of what Swedish chemist, engineer, and inventor, responsible for creating dynamite?", "qAns": [ "alfred nobel" ] }, { "qId": 6270, "qText": "Which chemist, engineer, and armaments manufacturer invented dynamite and a detonator for it and then founded a longstanding series of world prizes for, among other things, promoting peace?", "qAns": [ "alfred nobel" ] }, { "qId": 6271, "qText": "Who invented Dynamite in 1867?", "qAns": [ "alfred nobel" ] }, { "qId": 6272, "qText": "Which singer was known as 'Little Miss Dynamite'?", "qAns": [ "brenda lee" ] }, { "qId": 6273, "qText": "Who played Heinrich Himmler in the 1976 film 'The Eagle Has Landed'?", "qAns": [ "donald pleasance" ] }, { "qId": 6274, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Eagle Has landed'?", "qAns": [ "jack higgins" ] }, { "qId": 6275, "qText": "Upminster and Ealing Broadway are respectively the eastern and western termini or which London Underground line?", "qAns": [ "district line" ] }, { "qId": 6276, "qText": "Eamon de Valera founded which political party in 1926?", "qAns": [ "fianna fail" ] }, { "qId": 6277, "qText": "Earl D Biggers created which oriental detective (both names)?", "qAns": [ "charlie chan" ] }, { "qId": 6278, "qText": "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?", "qAns": [ "charlie chan" ] }, { "qId": 6279, "qText": "Which literary character is the best known creation of the writer Earl Derr Biggers?", "qAns": [ "charlie chan" ] }, { "qId": 6280, "qText": "Written by Earl Derr Biggers in 1925, 'The House Without A Key' was the first novel to feature which Chinese- American detective?", "qAns": [ "charlie chan" ] }, { "qId": 6281, "qText": "Who became the first Earl of Chatham in 1766?", "qAns": [ "william pitt, 1st earl of chatham" ] }, { "qId": 6282, "qText": "Who is the current Earl of Chester?", "qAns": [ "charles, prince of wales" ] }, { "qId": 6283, "qText": "Johnny Depp plays John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester, in which 2004 film?", "qAns": [ "the libertine" ] }, { "qId": 6284, "qText": "Which British Prime Minister was the 1st Earl of Stockton?", "qAns": [ "harold macmillan" ] }, { "qId": 6285, "qText": "Earl Scruggs (1924-2012) pioneered and was master of the three-fingered technique for playing what?", "qAns": [ "banjo" ] }, { "qId": 6286, "qText": "For what invention is Earl Silas Tupper best known?", "qAns": [ "tupperware" ] }, { "qId": 6287, "qText": "Pioneer of party-plan marketing, Earl Tupper invented what during his stay at DuPont?", "qAns": [ "tupperware" ] }, { "qId": 6288, "qText": "Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine) is the most notable hit for?", "qAns": [ "the penguins" ] }, { "qId": 6289, "qText": "What passes between the sun and earth to make a solar eclipse?", "qAns": [ "moon" ] }, { "qId": 6290, "qText": "What is the nearest star to the Earth?", "qAns": [ "sun" ] }, { "qId": 6291, "qText": "What star is closest to the Earth?", "qAns": [ "sun" ] }, { "qId": 6292, "qText": "Which is the largest continent on Earth?", "qAns": [ "asia" ] }, { "qId": 6293, "qText": "What was placed in Earth's orbit by Discovery in 1990?", "qAns": [ "hubble space telescope" ] }, { "qId": 6294, "qText": "Who wrote 'Earthly Powers', a long and ambitious first- person novel, narrated by an octogenarian homosexual?", "qAns": [ "anthony burgess" ] }, { "qId": 6295, "qText": "What is the word for the point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the point where an earthquake or underground explosion originates?", "qAns": [ "epicenter" ] }, { "qId": 6296, "qText": "Which golfers name has been used in the EA Sports PGA Tour games for over 15 years?", "qAns": [ "tiger woods" ] }, { "qId": 6297, "qText": "Which famous English painter (1776-1837) was born in East Bergholt, Suffolk?", "qAns": [ "john constable" ] }, { "qId": 6298, "qText": "Which former 'Eastenders' actor and Labour activist was elected to be one of the West Midlands representatives in the European parliamentary elections of 1999?", "qAns": [ "michael cashman" ] }, { "qId": 6299, "qText": "What Eastenders star sang on the novelty hit Come Outside?", "qAns": [ "wendy richard" ] }, { "qId": 6300, "qText": "Which actor appeared in 'The Paradise Club' and 'Eastenders'?", "qAns": [ "leslie grantham" ] }, { "qId": 6301, "qText": "Who plays the role of Sharon Watts in the TV soap opera `Eastenders`?", "qAns": [ "letitia dean" ] }, { "qId": 6302, "qText": "Which Eastenders actor has played the policeman Nick Rowan on TV?", "qAns": [ "nick berry" ] }, { "qId": 6303, "qText": "Who played Mick Carter in Eastenders?", "qAns": [ "danny dyer" ] }, { "qId": 6304, "qText": "Ross Kemp plays which Eastenders character?", "qAns": [ "grant mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 6305, "qText": "Who portrays Kara Tointon in TV's Eastenders?", "qAns": [ "dawn swann" ] }, { "qId": 6306, "qText": "In a special live edition of 'East Enders', which character was the Olympic torch bearer?", "qAns": [ "billy mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 6307, "qText": "Which character was once played by Peter Dean in Eastenders?", "qAns": [ "pete beale" ] }, { "qId": 6308, "qText": "Which Eastenders character left Albert Square to go to Scotland in 1998 after 5 years in the programme?", "qAns": [ "nigel bates" ] }, { "qId": 6309, "qText": "In 'Eastenders', what part is played by Patsy Palmer - full name required?", "qAns": [ "bianca jackson" ] }, { "qId": 6310, "qText": "In the Christian calendar, what is the week before Easter, historically a time of abstinence from eating flesh, drinking wine and carrying on business?", "qAns": [ "holy week" ] }, { "qId": 6311, "qText": "Easter island is a dependency of which country?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 6312, "qText": "Which country is Easter Island a territory of?", "qAns": [ "chile" ] }, { "qId": 6313, "qText": "Hawaii, Easter Island and New Zealand are the three vertices of a hypothetical triangle used to designate what geographic region/area?", "qAns": [ "polynesia" ] }, { "qId": 6314, "qText": "Who wrote the song Easter Parade?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 6315, "qText": "Easter Parade (1948), starring Judy Garland and Fred Astaire, featured songs by whom?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 6316, "qText": "Who was Fred Astaire's female leading lady in the 1948 film `Easter Parade'?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 6317, "qText": "The Rhodope Mountains lie mostly in which East European country?", "qAns": [ "bulgaria" ] }, { "qId": 6318, "qText": "Which East German ice skater was 1984 Olympic Champion and by 1990 had won four World Titles?", "qAns": [ "katarina witt" ] }, { "qId": 6319, "qText": "What is the title of the 2010 film that is the sequel to the 1999 film East is East?", "qAns": [ "west is west" ] }, { "qId": 6320, "qText": "Which famous architect was born in the Wiltshire village of East Knoyle?", "qAns": [ "christopher wren" ] }, { "qId": 6321, "qText": "Whose resignation prompted the Eastleigh by-election in February 2013?", "qAns": [ "chris huhne" ] }, { "qId": 6322, "qText": "Formula One racing driver Jody Scheckter was born in the city of East London in which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 6323, "qText": "Which proponent of Method acting directed the films 'On the Waterfront' and 'East of Eden'?", "qAns": [ "elia kazan" ] }, { "qId": 6324, "qText": "Which US actor, who appeared in the film 'East of Eden', died in a car accident in 1955?", "qAns": [ "james dean" ] }, { "qId": 6325, "qText": "The East River separates Long Island from which New York borough?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 6326, "qText": "Who directed the 1969 film 'Easy Rider'?", "qAns": [ "dennis hopper" ] }, { "qId": 6327, "qText": "Which US actor appeared in the films 'Ironweed', 'The Pledge' and 'Easy Rider'?", "qAns": [ "jack nicholson" ] }, { "qId": 6328, "qText": "What is an eating disorder characterized by extremely low body weight, distorted body image and an obsessive fear of gaining weight which has an incidence of between 8 and 13 cases per 100,000 persons per year, and largely affects young adolescent women?", "qAns": [ "anorexia nervosa" ] }, { "qId": 6329, "qText": "In the 2010 film, Eat, Pray, Love who plays the part of the book's author?", "qAns": [ "julia roberts" ] }, { "qId": 6330, "qText": "Which group recorded the early heavy-metal classic Very 'Eavy Very 'Umble?", "qAns": [ "uriah heep" ] }, { "qId": 6331, "qText": "The Ebro is the second largest river in which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 6332, "qText": "Which British singer released a 2009 album entitled 'Echo'?", "qAns": [ "leona lewis" ] }, { "qId": 6333, "qText": "Which UK singer has had albums 'Spirit', 'Echo' and 'Glassheart'?", "qAns": [ "leona lewis" ] }, { "qId": 6334, "qText": "Whose enormous yacht Eclipse launched in June 2009?", "qAns": [ "roman abramovich" ] }, { "qId": 6335, "qText": "At which racecourse is the Eclipse Stakes run annually?", "qAns": [ "sandown park racecourse" ] }, { "qId": 6336, "qText": "The Eclipse Stakes are run annually at which English racecourse?", "qAns": [ "sandown park racecourse" ] }, { "qId": 6337, "qText": "July 17, 1890 marked the death of what Scottish moral philosopher, considered the father of modern economics, who wrote such classics as An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations and The Theory of Moral Sentiments?", "qAns": [ "adam smith" ] }, { "qId": 6338, "qText": "June 4, 1723 saw the birth, in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, of what social philosopher and pioneer of economics, who wrote such weighty tomes as The Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations?", "qAns": [ "adam smith" ] }, { "qId": 6339, "qText": "Which actress caused a sensation by appearing naked in the 1933 film Ecstasy?", "qAns": [ "hedy lamarr" ] }, { "qId": 6340, "qText": "What is the capital of Ecuador?", "qAns": [ "quito" ] }, { "qId": 6341, "qText": "Havarti, Limburger, Fontina, and Edam are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "cheese" ] }, { "qId": 6342, "qText": "Which Labour Party shadow cabinet member is married to fellow MP Ed Balls?", "qAns": [ "yvette cooper" ] }, { "qId": 6343, "qText": "What Eddie Cochran song, covered by the Who, told of frustrations with his boss and his congressman?", "qAns": [ "summertime blues" ] }, { "qId": 6344, "qText": "In which sitcom did a Jack Russell terrier called Eddie appear?", "qAns": [ "frasier" ] }, { "qId": 6345, "qText": "What was Eddie Fisher's last top ten hit?", "qAns": [ "cindy, oh cindy" ] }, { "qId": 6346, "qText": "Eddie Fisher, Michael Todd and John Warner were all married to which late Hollywood actress?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth taylor" ] }, { "qId": 6347, "qText": "Eddie Jones was appointed head coach of which English sporting team in 2015?", "qAns": [ "rugby union" ] }, { "qId": 6348, "qText": "Which 1987 film stars Eddie Murphy as Axel Foley?", "qAns": [ "beverly hills cop ii" ] }, { "qId": 6349, "qText": "What was Eddie Murphy's first movie?", "qAns": [ "48 hours" ] }, { "qId": 6350, "qText": "Eddie Vedder was the lead singer with which 1990s band?", "qAns": [ "pearl jam" ] }, { "qId": 6351, "qText": "Zoey Barkow, Kevin Peyton, Eddie Walzer and Fitch Cooper are all characters in which US television series?", "qAns": [ "nurse jackie" ] }, { "qId": 6352, "qText": "Belgian competitor Eddy Merckx, often referred to as the best of all time in his field, was involved in what sport?", "qAns": [ "cycling" ] }, { "qId": 6353, "qText": "Which now defunct newspaper was originally owned by Eddy Shah?", "qAns": [ "today" ] }, { "qId": 6354, "qText": "In which Indian city is Eden Gardens, the second largest test cricket ground in the world?", "qAns": [ "kolkata" ] }, { "qId": 6355, "qText": "Eden Park staged some of the 2011 Rugby World Cup matches, in which city can it be found?", "qAns": [ "auckland" ] }, { "qId": 6356, "qText": "Which architect, President of the Royal Academy from 2004 to 2011, is responsible for the National Space Centre in Leicester and the Eden Project in Cornwall?", "qAns": [ "nicholas grimshaw" ] }, { "qId": 6357, "qText": "Which prominent English architect now aged 74 was responsible for designing The Eden Project and the National Space Centre in Leicester ?", "qAns": [ "nicholas grimshaw" ] }, { "qId": 6358, "qText": "Written by Edgar Allen Poe and published in 1845, what poem repeats the famous line `nevermore`?", "qAns": [ "the raven" ] }, { "qId": 6359, "qText": "Which animated Disney movie is based on a book by Edgar Rice Burroughs?", "qAns": [ "tarzan" ] }, { "qId": 6360, "qText": "Which fictional jungle dwelling character was invented by Edgar Rice Burroughs?", "qAns": [ "tarzan" ] }, { "qId": 6361, "qText": "Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven?", "qAns": [ "wham!" ] }, { "qId": 6362, "qText": "A film released in 2000 starring Ed Harris, Jennifer Connelly, Robert Knott, Bud Cort, Molly Regan, Marcia Gay Harden and Sada Thompson tells the life story of which painter?", "qAns": [ "jackson pollock" ] }, { "qId": 6363, "qText": "US actor Ed Harris directed and starred in which 2000 film about an American artist?", "qAns": [ "pollock" ] }, { "qId": 6364, "qText": "Which 2001 film starring Joseph Fiennes and Ed Harris is about two opposing snipers facing each other during the Battle of Stalingrad?", "qAns": [ "enemy at the gates" ] }, { "qId": 6365, "qText": "Which 2008 Western film starred Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen as lawmen, Jeremy Irons as a rancher and Renee Zellweger as a piano-playing widow?", "qAns": [ "appaloosa" ] }, { "qId": 6366, "qText": "Whose debut novel was the 1969 book The Edible Woman?", "qAns": [ "margaret atwood" ] }, { "qId": 6367, "qText": "What British sitcom features Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone, immature, prosperous, preposterous, substance-abusing fashion obsessed Londoners who value fame and style over substance?", "qAns": [ "absolutely fabulous" ] }, { "qId": 6368, "qText": "A novel by Irvine Welsh set in Edinburgh was made into which 1996 film?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 6369, "qText": "What is the name of the main peak of the group of hills which form most of Holyrood Park in Edinburgh, Scotland?", "qAns": [ "arthur's seat" ] }, { "qId": 6370, "qText": "Name the actress, she died in August 2002, who played the part of 'Madame Edith Artois' in the TV series 'Allo, Allo'?", "qAns": [ "carmen silvera" ] }, { "qId": 6371, "qText": "Of which country was Edith Cresson prime minister from 1995 to 1999?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 6372, "qText": "Edith of Wessex was the wife of which pre-Norman English king, born c. 1003 AD?", "qAns": [ "edward the confessor" ] }, { "qId": 6373, "qText": "What is the name of the Parisian cemetery at which Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde and Edith Piaf are buried?", "qAns": [ "pere lachaise cemetery" ] }, { "qId": 6374, "qText": "Who played Edith Piaf in the 2007 film 'La Vie En Rose'?", "qAns": [ "marion cotillard" ] }, { "qId": 6375, "qText": "The 1987 film 'Roxanne' was adapted by actor Steve Martin from which Edmond Rostand play?", "qAns": [ "cyrano de bergerac" ] }, { "qId": 6376, "qText": "Born in 1849, Edmund Barton became the first Prime Minister of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6377, "qText": "From 1901-1903, Edmund Barton was the first Prime Minister of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6378, "qText": "Sir Edmund Barton became the first prime minister of which country in 1901?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6379, "qText": "In 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first men to reach the summit of which mountain?", "qAns": [ "everest" ] }, { "qId": 6380, "qText": "In which country was mountaineer and explorer Edmund Hillary born?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 6381, "qText": "Whose parents were Edmund Tudor and Margaret Beaufort?", "qAns": [ "henry vii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6382, "qText": "Italian brothers Francesco and Edoardo Molinari play what sport?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 6383, "qText": "For which painting was Edouard Manet condemned as incompetent and subversive by critics, which damaged his reputation for years?", "qAns": [ "olympia" ] }, { "qId": 6384, "qText": "What was the Ed Sullivan Show originally called?", "qAns": [ "the ed sullivan show" ] }, { "qId": 6385, "qText": "Who played Rita`s tutor in the film `Educating Rita`?", "qAns": [ "michael caine" ] }, { "qId": 6386, "qText": "Edvard Munch hailed from which nation?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 6387, "qText": "Who plays Edward Cullen in the 'Twilight' film series?", "qAns": [ "robert pattinson" ] }, { "qId": 6388, "qText": "Which of Dicken's' novels features 'Sir John and Edward Chester'?", "qAns": [ "barnaby rudge" ] }, { "qId": 6389, "qText": "Edward Elgar's March no 1 in D contains the tune of what song?", "qAns": [ "land of hope and glory" ] }, { "qId": 6390, "qText": "Edward Gibbon was famed for which great historical work?", "qAns": [ "the history of the decline and fall of the roman empire" ] }, { "qId": 6391, "qText": "In the 19th century, Edward Gibbon Wakefield set up which organisation to colonise New Zealand?", "qAns": [ "new zealand company" ] }, { "qId": 6392, "qText": "John and Edward Grimes, who first appeared on ITV's 2009 X Factor, are known by what name?", "qAns": [ "jedward" ] }, { "qId": 6393, "qText": "Which 1937 film about boxing, starring Edward G Robinson, was remade in 1962, as a musical, starring Elvis Presley?", "qAns": [ "kid galahad" ] }, { "qId": 6394, "qText": "In which film starring Edward G Robinson are the main character's dying words Mother of Mercy, is this the end of Rico?", "qAns": [ "little caesar" ] }, { "qId": 6395, "qText": "Edward Hopper painted a famous picture in 1929 that shares a name with which dish?", "qAns": [ "chop suey" ] }, { "qId": 6396, "qText": "Which of these is the correct title of a work by Edward Hopper?", "qAns": [ "nighthawks" ] }, { "qId": 6397, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'Edward II'?", "qAns": [ "christopher marlowe" ] }, { "qId": 6398, "qText": "Buried in neither Westminster nor Windsor, where is the tomb of Edward II?", "qAns": [ "gloucester cathedral" ] }, { "qId": 6399, "qText": "Which cathedral contains the tomb of English monarch Edward II?", "qAns": [ "gloucester cathedral" ] }, { "qId": 6400, "qText": "Edward II was murdered in Berkeley Castle in 1327, in which county is Berkeley Castle?", "qAns": [ "gloucestershire" ] }, { "qId": 6401, "qText": "Edward II was murdered in the south tower of which castle?", "qAns": [ "berkeley castle" ] }, { "qId": 6402, "qText": "In which castle did Edward II receive his final and fatal treatment?", "qAns": [ "berkeley castle" ] }, { "qId": 6403, "qText": "King Edward III founded this premier order in about 1349, what is it called?", "qAns": [ "order of the garter" ] }, { "qId": 6404, "qText": "What church, known as the Irvingites mainly due to the preaching of Edward Irving, was founded in Scotland in 1832?", "qAns": [ "catholic apostolic church" ] }, { "qId": 6405, "qText": "The Prince Edward Islands in the Indian ocean are part of which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 6406, "qText": "'Edward Lewis' and 'Vivian Ward' were the principal characters in which popular 1990 film?", "qAns": [ "pretty woman" ] }, { "qId": 6407, "qText": "In which 1990 film do the characters Edward Lewis and Vivian Ward appear?", "qAns": [ "pretty woman" ] }, { "qId": 6408, "qText": "What kind of love did Edward Maya sing about in 2011?", "qAns": [ "stereo love" ] }, { "qId": 6409, "qText": "Edward Norton, EricBana and Mark Ruffalo have all played which character on film?", "qAns": [ "hulk" ] }, { "qId": 6410, "qText": "Who directed The Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands?", "qAns": [ "tim burton" ] }, { "qId": 6411, "qText": "Who played the title role in the film `Edward Scissorhands`?", "qAns": [ "johnny depp" ] }, { "qId": 6412, "qText": "Edward Stanley served three terms as Prime Minister in the 19th century, he was known by what title?", "qAns": [ "earl of derby" ] }, { "qId": 6413, "qText": "Pirate Edward Teach was better known by what nickname?", "qAns": [ "blackbeard" ] }, { "qId": 6414, "qText": "In which battle did Edward the Black Prince 'win his spurs'?", "qAns": [ "battle of crecy" ] }, { "qId": 6415, "qText": "Edward the Black Prince was the father of which English King?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6416, "qText": "Which English king was the son of Edward, the Black Prince?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6417, "qText": "Who was the father of John of Gaunt and Edward, the Black Prince?", "qAns": [ "edward iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6418, "qText": "Who was the father of Edward the Elder, the Anglo-Saxon King from 899 to 924?", "qAns": [ "alfred the great" ] }, { "qId": 6419, "qText": "Which actress played Queen Victoria in the 1970s TV drama Edward the Seventh?", "qAns": [ "annette crosbie" ] }, { "qId": 6420, "qText": "Who was the mother of Edward VI?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 6421, "qText": "Edward VII was the only British monarch to have been born and died at which royal residence?", "qAns": [ "buckingham palace" ] }, { "qId": 6422, "qText": "For whom did King Edward VIII give up the throne to marry?", "qAns": [ "wallis simpson" ] }, { "qId": 6423, "qText": "In 1865, British mountaineer Edward Whymper became the first person to scale which mountain?", "qAns": [ "matterhorn" ] }, { "qId": 6424, "qText": "Which 1973 British horror film, directed by Robin Hardy starring Edward Woodward and set on a remote Scottish island, was remade in 2006, directed by Neil LaBute and starring Nicolas Cage, set on an island in Puget Sound, Washington?", "qAns": [ "the wicker man" ] }, { "qId": 6425, "qText": "What British TV series, that aired between 1967 and 1972 starred Edward Woodward as a reluctant professional killer for a branch of the British Government's intelligence services known as 'the Section', and Russell Hunter as his unwilling assistant ?", "qAns": [ "callan" ] }, { "qId": 6426, "qText": "The Mystery of Edwin Drood is the unfinished novel by which author?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 6427, "qText": "What did Edwin Land invent because of his daughters' wish for instant and 'snappy' results?", "qAns": [ "instant camera" ] }, { "qId": 6428, "qText": "Who has played, on film, John Dillinger, Sweeney Todd, J M Barrie, Jack Kerouac and Ed Wood?", "qAns": [ "johnny depp" ] }, { "qId": 6429, "qText": "Who played the title role in the Tim Burton film `Ed Wood`?", "qAns": [ "johnny depp" ] }, { "qId": 6430, "qText": "Which film star did Martin Landau play in the 1994 film `Ed Wood`?", "qAns": [ "bela lugosi" ] }, { "qId": 6431, "qText": "Sean Kingston teamed up with who on the 2010 hit Eenie Meenie?", "qAns": [ "justin bieber" ] }, { "qId": 6432, "qText": "In the books by A A Milne, what was Eeyore?", "qAns": [ "donkey" ] }, { "qId": 6433, "qText": "What type of animal is Winnie the Pooh's friend Eeyore?", "qAns": [ "donkey" ] }, { "qId": 6434, "qText": "Who took over from Dermot Murnaghan as host of BBC2's Eggheads?", "qAns": [ "jeremy vine" ] }, { "qId": 6435, "qText": "Who joined the Eggheads team in 2008, having won Are You An Egghead?", "qAns": [ "barry simmons" ] }, { "qId": 6436, "qText": "Who retired from the 'Eggheads' team in May 2014?", "qAns": [ "daphne fowler" ] }, { "qId": 6437, "qText": "Which former winner of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Mastermind and Brain of Britain became the seventh member of the Eggheads quiz team in 2009?", "qAns": [ "pat gibson" ] }, { "qId": 6438, "qText": "In French cuisine, what is the name for a baked dish originating in Germany that is based on a custard made from eggs and milk or cream in a pastry crust, which usually is blind baked before the other ingredients are added for a secondary baking period?", "qAns": [ "quiche" ] }, { "qId": 6439, "qText": "Food writer and critic Egon Ronay, who died in 2010, was born in what country, which offers a food related pun?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 6440, "qText": "Dr Egon Spengler appears in which film?", "qAns": [ "ghostbusters" ] }, { "qId": 6441, "qText": "In which films do the characters Peter Venkman, Ray Stantz, Egon Spengler and Winston Zeddemore appear?", "qAns": [ "ghostbusters" ] }, { "qId": 6442, "qText": "On Christmas Day 1977, Menachem Begin of Israel met with Anwar Sadat of Egypt to start peace talks. Which one of them was celebrating their birthday that day?", "qAns": [ "anwar sadat" ] }, { "qId": 6443, "qText": "Can you name the last King of Egypt?", "qAns": [ "farouk of egypt" ] }, { "qId": 6444, "qText": "Who was elected to replace Hosni Mubarak as President of Egypt in 2012, but was later deposed in July 2013?", "qAns": [ "mohamed morsi" ] }, { "qId": 6445, "qText": "What was the name of the Prime Minister of Egypt who was assassinated in 1910?", "qAns": [ "boutros ghali" ] }, { "qId": 6446, "qText": "Which statesman, Egypt's third President, was born on 25/12/1918?", "qAns": [ "anwar sadat" ] }, { "qId": 6447, "qText": "Who became President of Egypt in June 2012?", "qAns": [ "mohamed morsi" ] }, { "qId": 6448, "qText": "What is the capital of Egypt?", "qAns": [ "cairo" ] }, { "qId": 6449, "qText": "What is the official language of Egypt?", "qAns": [ "arabic" ] }, { "qId": 6450, "qText": "Which city in Egypt has been characterised as the 'world's greatest open air museum' and contains the ruins of the temple complexes at Karnak as well as monuments that include the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens?", "qAns": [ "luxor" ] }, { "qId": 6451, "qText": "What canal opened in Egypt?", "qAns": [ "suez canal" ] }, { "qId": 6452, "qText": "What was the surname of the President of Egypt at the time?", "qAns": [ "gamal abdel nasser" ] }, { "qId": 6453, "qText": "In Egyptian mythology who was the god of embalming who also watched over the dead?", "qAns": [ "anubis" ] }, { "qId": 6454, "qText": "In Egyptian mythology, who was the God of embalming who also watched over the dead?", "qAns": [ "anubis" ] }, { "qId": 6455, "qText": "Which god of embalming in Egyptian mythology is usually portrayed with the head of a Jackal?", "qAns": [ "anubis" ] }, { "qId": 6456, "qText": "In Egyptian mythology, the brother of Horus and Isis, who was the god of storms, and often represented as a hippopotamus?", "qAns": [ "set" ] }, { "qId": 6457, "qText": "In Egyptian mythology, which God has the head of a crocodile?", "qAns": [ "sobek" ] }, { "qId": 6458, "qText": "In Egyptian mythology, what was the name of the cow- headed goddess of love?", "qAns": [ "hathor" ] }, { "qId": 6459, "qText": "Who had hit records with Eh Eh, Let's Dance and Poker Face?", "qAns": [ "lady gaga" ] }, { "qId": 6460, "qText": "Ehud Olmert became Prime Minister of which country in 2006?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 6461, "qText": "Sold for $100 million in 2008, 'Eight Elvises' is which artist's most expensive painting?", "qAns": [ "andy warhol" ] }, { "qId": 6462, "qText": "Who follows 'the eight fold path'?", "qAns": [ "buddhism" ] }, { "qId": 6463, "qText": "Which actor, (the eighth Doctor Who) played the role just once in a 1996 TV movie?", "qAns": [ "paul mcgann" ] }, { "qId": 6464, "qText": "Which American President once famously proclaimed `Ich bin ein Berliner`?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 6465, "qText": "Who famously proclaimed 'Ich bin ein Berliner' on 26 June 1963?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 6466, "qText": "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is a work by which composer?", "qAns": [ "mozart" ] }, { "qId": 6467, "qText": "Who composed 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik' in the 18th Century?", "qAns": [ "wolfgang amadeus mozart" ] }, { "qId": 6468, "qText": "For what did Einstien gat Nobel prize in Physics?", "qAns": [ "photoelectric effect" ] }, { "qId": 6469, "qText": "Which Eire county is surrounded on three sides by the Atlantic Ocean and has Lifford as the county town?", "qAns": [ "donegal" ] }, { "qId": 6470, "qText": "Opened in 1998, accessible usually only by air, and continually in permafrost, the EKATI Diamond Mine is in which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 6471, "qText": "In which country is El Alamein?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 6472, "qText": "Mount Elbert is in which US state?", "qAns": [ "colorado" ] }, { "qId": 6473, "qText": "The writing system of Elder Futhark (that was later simplified to Younger Futhark) is the oldest form of what alphabet?", "qAns": [ "runes" ] }, { "qId": 6474, "qText": "Who co-starred with John Wayne in El Dorado?", "qAns": [ "robert mitchum" ] }, { "qId": 6475, "qText": "Katherine Hepburn won an 'Oscar' for her portrayal of Henry II's wife, Eleanor, in which 1968 film?", "qAns": [ "the lion in winter" ] }, { "qId": 6476, "qText": "What was the name of the kind hearted orphan created in two books by Eleanor H Porter?", "qAns": [ "pollyanna" ] }, { "qId": 6477, "qText": "Eleanor of Castile was the mother of which English monarch?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6478, "qText": "Of which king was Eleanor of Castile queen?", "qAns": [ "edward i of england" ] }, { "qId": 6479, "qText": "Which English king was married to Eleanor of Castile?", "qAns": [ "edward i of england" ] }, { "qId": 6480, "qText": "What is an unrealistically optimistic person, after the title-character of Eleanor Porter's famous 1913 novel?", "qAns": [ "pollyanna" ] }, { "qId": 6481, "qText": "Elective Affinities is a work by which painter?", "qAns": [ "rene magritte" ] }, { "qId": 6482, "qText": "Named after a French physicist, what is the SI unit of electrical charge?", "qAns": [ "coulomb" ] }, { "qId": 6483, "qText": "What is the SI unit of Electrical Charge?", "qAns": [ "coulomb" ] }, { "qId": 6484, "qText": "What is the SI base unit of electrical current?", "qAns": [ "amperes" ] }, { "qId": 6485, "qText": "What is the SI unit of electrical resistance?", "qAns": [ "ohm" ] }, { "qId": 6486, "qText": "Who had a not hit in 1983 with the song 'Electric Avenue'?", "qAns": [ "eddy grant" ] }, { "qId": 6487, "qText": "Who invented the electric battery in 1800?", "qAns": [ "alessandro volta" ] }, { "qId": 6488, "qText": "Who is generally considered to have invented the first electric battery cell in 1800?", "qAns": [ "alessandro volta" ] }, { "qId": 6489, "qText": "Ann Rules book The Stranger Beside Me, is about what serial killer, assumed to have murdered 35 people, before hitting the electric chair in Starke, Florida on January 24, 1989?", "qAns": [ "ted bundy" ] }, { "qId": 6490, "qText": "Which killer was executed by electric chair in January 1989 after confessing to the murder of around 30 young women during the 1970s, mostly by bludgeoning and strangling?", "qAns": [ "ted bundy" ] }, { "qId": 6491, "qText": "Which French scientist (1736 -1806) is best known for his law of electrostatic force and gives his name to the unit of electric charge ?", "qAns": [ "coulomb" ] }, { "qId": 6492, "qText": "In the SI system, what is the basic unit for the measurement of electric current?", "qAns": [ "ampere" ] }, { "qId": 6493, "qText": "Who patented the electric razor in 1931?", "qAns": [ "jacob schick" ] }, { "qId": 6494, "qText": "Which UK band released a 1971 album entitled 'Electric Warrior'?", "qAns": [ "t rex" ] }, { "qId": 6495, "qText": "Which electronics company released the world's first all-electric compact calculator in 1957?", "qAns": [ "casio" ] }, { "qId": 6496, "qText": "Who wrote Elegy in a Country Churchyard?", "qAns": [ "thomas gray" ] }, { "qId": 6497, "qText": "Who wrote the poem Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard?", "qAns": [ "thomas gray" ] }, { "qId": 6498, "qText": "In Greek mythology, Elektra was the daughter of which king?", "qAns": [ "agamemnon" ] }, { "qId": 6499, "qText": "Who wrote the operas Salome and Elektra?", "qAns": [ "richard strauss" ] }, { "qId": 6500, "qText": "In the James Bond film The World Is Not Enough who played Bond girl Elektra King?", "qAns": [ "sophie marceau" ] }, { "qId": 6501, "qText": "Element 101, Md, is named after which Russian chemist?", "qAns": [ "dmitri mendeleev" ] }, { "qId": 6502, "qText": "Who released a 2009 album entitled 'The Element of Freedom'?", "qAns": [ "alicia keys" ] }, { "qId": 6503, "qText": "What ancient Greek mathematician compiled 13 volumes on geometry called `The Elements`?", "qAns": [ "euclid" ] }, { "qId": 6504, "qText": "Which Greek mathematician, active in Alexandria during the reign of Ptolemy I and often referred to as the Father of Geometry, published the textbook Elements?", "qAns": [ "euclid" ] }, { "qId": 6505, "qText": "Who was the German painter and sculptor who was a founder of the surrealist movement Among his works are The Elephant Celebes and Le Grand Amoreux.?", "qAns": [ "max ernst" ] }, { "qId": 6506, "qText": "Songwriter Jack White (vocals, guitar and piano) and Meg White (drums and occasional vocals) make up which American rock duo who produced three Grammy Award (Best Alternative Music Album) winning albums (Elephant, Get Behind Me Satan & Icky Thump)?", "qAns": [ "the white stripes" ] }, { "qId": 6507, "qText": "Joe Orton, Sue Townsend and the Elephant Man were all born in which English city?", "qAns": [ "leicester" ] }, { "qId": 6508, "qText": "Which actor played the title character in the 1980 David Lynch film The Elephant Man?", "qAns": [ "john hurt" ] }, { "qId": 6509, "qText": "Who played `The Elephant Man` in a David Lynch film?", "qAns": [ "john hurt" ] }, { "qId": 6510, "qText": "Which British former politician wrote the novel 'The Eleventh Commandment'?", "qAns": [ "jeffrey archer" ] }, { "qId": 6511, "qText": "Elgar's 'Pomp And Circumstance Marches' were the basis for which patriotic piece of music?", "qAns": [ "land of hope and glory" ] }, { "qId": 6512, "qText": "El Gouna, known as the Venice of the Red Sea, is a holiday resort in which country?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 6513, "qText": "What was invented by Elias Howe in 1846 and improved by Isaac Merritt Singer?", "qAns": [ "sewing machine" ] }, { "qId": 6514, "qText": "Who is the famous mother of Elijah Blue?", "qAns": [ "cher" ] }, { "qId": 6515, "qText": "Which German composer wrote the oratorios 'Elijah' and 'St Paul'?", "qAns": [ "felix mendelssohn" ] }, { "qId": 6516, "qText": "What was the full name of poet T.S. Eliot?", "qAns": [ "t. s. eliot" ] }, { "qId": 6517, "qText": "Who played Eliot Ness in the 1987 film `The Untouchables`?", "qAns": [ "kevin costner" ] }, { "qId": 6518, "qText": "What was the name of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's dog to whom she famously addressed a poem?", "qAns": [ "flush" ] }, { "qId": 6519, "qText": "Poet Elizabeth Barrett married which poet and playwright on 1846?", "qAns": [ "robert browning" ] }, { "qId": 6520, "qText": "Elizabeth Bloomer was the wife of which US President?", "qAns": [ "gerald ford" ] }, { "qId": 6521, "qText": "Who has played (on film) Queen Elizabeth I twice, Galadriel three times, Katharine Hepburn and Veronica Guerin?", "qAns": [ "cate blanchett" ] }, { "qId": 6522, "qText": "According to the gospel of Luke, Zachariah and his barren wife Elizabeth were the parents of which great Biblical character?", "qAns": [ "john the baptist" ] }, { "qId": 6523, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the son of Elizabeth and Zacharias?", "qAns": [ "john the baptist" ] }, { "qId": 6524, "qText": "Who was the father of English monarch Elizabeth I?", "qAns": [ "henry viii" ] }, { "qId": 6525, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII`s wives was mother to Queen Elizabeth I?", "qAns": [ "anne boleyn" ] }, { "qId": 6526, "qText": "Who was Elizabeth the first's mother?", "qAns": [ "anne boleyn" ] }, { "qId": 6527, "qText": "Who was the mother of Queen Elizabeth 1?", "qAns": [ "anne boleyn" ] }, { "qId": 6528, "qText": "Which US state is named after Queen Elizabeth I?", "qAns": [ "virginia" ] }, { "qId": 6529, "qText": "Who dated actress Elizabeth Hurley between 2000 and 2001 and denied he was the father of her son born in 2002 before a DNA test proved otherwise?", "qAns": [ "steve bing" ] }, { "qId": 6530, "qText": "The ingredients for the 1947 wedding cake for the future Queen Elizabeth II were a present from the Girl Guides of which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6531, "qText": "Richard is one of the middle names of which son of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II?", "qAns": [ "prince edward" ] }, { "qId": 6532, "qText": "Who preceded Queen Elizabeth II as monarch?", "qAns": [ "george vi" ] }, { "qId": 6533, "qText": "Who was Queen Elizabeth II`s father?", "qAns": [ "george vi" ] }, { "qId": 6534, "qText": "Which king married Elizabeth of York, the daughter of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville?", "qAns": [ "henry vii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6535, "qText": "What is the title of late actress Elizabeth Taylor's last feature film?", "qAns": [ "the flintstones" ] }, { "qId": 6536, "qText": "Who was the husband of Elizabeth Taylor, killed in an air crash in 1958?", "qAns": [ "mike todd" ] }, { "qId": 6537, "qText": "What British actor did Elizabeth Taylor marry?", "qAns": [ "richard burton" ] }, { "qId": 6538, "qText": "Which English aristocrat and explorer secretly married Elizabeth Throckmorton in 1591?", "qAns": [ "sir walter raleigh" ] }, { "qId": 6539, "qText": "Who upset Elizabeth I by secretly marrying Elizabeth Throckmorton?", "qAns": [ "walter raleigh" ] }, { "qId": 6540, "qText": "Who fell out of favour with Queen Elizabeth I over his intrigue with Elizabeth Throgmorton, was imprisoned and eventually beheaded?", "qAns": [ "walter raleigh" ] }, { "qId": 6541, "qText": "To which English king was Elizabeth Woodville married?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 6542, "qText": "Which English King was married to Elizabeth Woodville from 1464 to 1483?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 6543, "qText": "The character Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady was originally created by whom?", "qAns": [ "george bernard shaw" ] }, { "qId": 6544, "qText": "Who played Eliza Doolittle in the 1964 film My Fair Lady?", "qAns": [ "audrey hepburn" ] }, { "qId": 6545, "qText": "Who played Eliza Doolittle in the film `My Fair Lady`?", "qAns": [ "audrey hepburn" ] }, { "qId": 6546, "qText": "What is the most successful literary work to date of the writer E L James?", "qAns": [ "fifty shades of grey" ] }, { "qId": 6547, "qText": "With regard to book titles, if TDVC is 'The Da Vinci Code', which E L James book is F S 0 G?", "qAns": [ "fifty shades of grey" ] }, { "qId": 6548, "qText": "WWII General Joseph Stilwell's nickname was also the name of what 1970s rock act fronted by Elkie Brooks?", "qAns": [ "vinegar joe" ] }, { "qId": 6549, "qText": "Name the scarey debut Single from Ella Henderson released in June 2014?", "qAns": [ "ghost" ] }, { "qId": 6550, "qText": "Rhythm and Blues musician and vocalist Ellas Otha Bates was better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "bo diddley" ] }, { "qId": 6551, "qText": "Which 2011 Nobel Prize was jointly awarded to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkol Karman?", "qAns": [ "nobel peace prize" ] }, { "qId": 6552, "qText": "Elected in 2006, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is the female President of which country?", "qAns": [ "liberia" ] }, { "qId": 6553, "qText": "In 2005 Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf defeated ex-footballer George Weah to become the first female president of which African country?", "qAns": [ "liberia" ] }, { "qId": 6554, "qText": "Ellen Louise Axson was the wife of which US President?", "qAns": [ "woodrow wilson" ] }, { "qId": 6555, "qText": "Who played 'Ellen Ripley' in the films 'Alien' and 'Aliens'?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 6556, "qText": "Actress Ellen Ternan had a relationship with which British author?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 6557, "qText": "Formerly known as the Ellice Islands, in the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and Australia, what nation owns the commercially available internet top-level domain .tv?", "qAns": [ "tuvalu" ] }, { "qId": 6558, "qText": "Elliot Carver is the villain in which James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "tomorrow never dies" ] }, { "qId": 6559, "qText": "Which toy company did Ruth and Elliot Handler found?", "qAns": [ "mattel" ] }, { "qId": 6560, "qText": "Who played Elliot Ness in the 1987 film The Untouchables?", "qAns": [ "kevin costner" ] }, { "qId": 6561, "qText": "Which British city is served by 'Elmdon Airport'?", "qAns": [ "birmingham" ] }, { "qId": 6562, "qText": "Who wrote the book 'Elmer Gantry'?", "qAns": [ "sinclair lewis" ] }, { "qId": 6563, "qText": " 'Elmo's World' was a segment of which children's television show?", "qAns": [ "sesame street" ] }, { "qId": 6564, "qText": "Elmo Lincoln was the screens first what 1918?", "qAns": [ "tarzan" ] }, { "qId": 6565, "qText": "Which ELO song features Wagner, Beethoven, Puccini and Verdi?", "qAns": [ "rockaria!" ] }, { "qId": 6566, "qText": "What is the capital of El Salvador?", "qAns": [ "san salvador" ] }, { "qId": 6567, "qText": "Which late actress played Elsie Tanner in the UK tv soap 'Coronation Street'?", "qAns": [ "patricia phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 6568, "qText": "Which Shakespeare play is set in Elsinore Castle?", "qAns": [ "hamlet" ] }, { "qId": 6569, "qText": "In November 1982 Eltham Little Theatre in London was renamed after which performer born in Eltham in 1903 who raised funds for the theatre?", "qAns": [ "bob hope" ] }, { "qId": 6570, "qText": "What was the first Elton John album to top the British charts?", "qAns": [ "don't shoot me i'm only the piano player" ] }, { "qId": 6571, "qText": "What was Elton John's first album to enter the US charts at No 1?", "qAns": [ "captain fantastic and the brown dirt cowboy" ] }, { "qId": 6572, "qText": "What was Elton John's first US No 1 hit?", "qAns": [ "crocodile rock" ] }, { "qId": 6573, "qText": "What is a mainly instrumental piece of music by Elton John, the closing track of his 1978 album, A Single Man?", "qAns": [ "song for guy" ] }, { "qId": 6574, "qText": "Elton John performed 5 songs on the soundtrack to which Disney Film?", "qAns": [ "the lion king" ] }, { "qId": 6575, "qText": "'When are you gonna come down, When are you going to land', are the opening lyrics to which Elton John song?", "qAns": [ "goodbye yellow brick road" ] }, { "qId": 6576, "qText": "What was the title of Elton John's first solo No. I hit?", "qAns": [ "sacrifice" ] }, { "qId": 6577, "qText": "Which of Elton John's singles was a tribute to a despatch rider killed in an accident?", "qAns": [ "song for guy" ] }, { "qId": 6578, "qText": "Her 2009 album is called 'Quiet Nights', so which Canadian jazz singer and pianist is married to Elvis Costello?", "qAns": [ "diana krall" ] }, { "qId": 6579, "qText": "In what Elvis film does he play a hillbilly garage hand?", "qAns": [ "loving you" ] }, { "qId": 6580, "qText": "Which of these Elvis Songs was a number 1 BEFORE the others?", "qAns": [ "hound dog" ] }, { "qId": 6581, "qText": "What was Elvis's last No 1 in his own lifetime?", "qAns": [ "suspicious minds" ] }, { "qId": 6582, "qText": "Which cover of an Elvis song gave the Pet Shop Boys a number one in 1987?", "qAns": [ "always on my mind" ] }, { "qId": 6583, "qText": "Elvis Presley's manager, Andreas Cornelis van Kujik, was better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "colonel tom parker" ] }, { "qId": 6584, "qText": "What was Elvis Presley's first feature film?", "qAns": [ "love me tender" ] }, { "qId": 6585, "qText": "What was the title of Elvis Presley's first feature film?", "qAns": [ "love me tender" ] }, { "qId": 6586, "qText": "What was the title of the first film that Elvis Presley appeared in?", "qAns": [ "love me tender" ] }, { "qId": 6587, "qText": "In what movie did Elvis Presley play a Red Indian?", "qAns": [ "stay away, joe" ] }, { "qId": 6588, "qText": "In which 1960 film did Elvis Presley play a mixed race character?", "qAns": [ "flaming star" ] }, { "qId": 6589, "qText": "According to Elvis Presley, what do you find at the end of Lonely Street?", "qAns": [ "heartbreak hotel" ] }, { "qId": 6590, "qText": "What was Elvis Presley's first British Top 10 hit?", "qAns": [ "heartbreak hotel" ] }, { "qId": 6591, "qText": "What was Elvis Presley's first album which did not have his name in the title?", "qAns": [ "king creole" ] }, { "qId": 6592, "qText": "Which 1969 Elvis Presley hit was also a hit for the group Fine Young Cannibals in 1985?", "qAns": [ "suspicious minds" ] }, { "qId": 6593, "qText": "What was the best selling Elvis Presley single in the U.K.?", "qAns": [ "it's now or never" ] }, { "qId": 6594, "qText": "Which Elvis Presley film has the word love in the title and is the only one in which his character dies?", "qAns": [ "love me tender" ] }, { "qId": 6595, "qText": "What was the first Elvis Presley single to reach number one in the UK?", "qAns": [ "all shook up" ] }, { "qId": 6596, "qText": "What was the title of Elvis Presley`s first British number 1?", "qAns": [ "all shook up" ] }, { "qId": 6597, "qText": "Which Elvis Presley hit was simply 'O Sole Mio' with a new lyric?", "qAns": [ "it's now or never" ] }, { "qId": 6598, "qText": "What was Elvis Presley's only UK number one with a one word title?", "qAns": [ "surrender" ] }, { "qId": 6599, "qText": "Elvis Presley sang a few lines in German on which US hit song?", "qAns": [ "wooden heart" ] }, { "qId": 6600, "qText": "What was Elvis Presley's first No. 1 record in the UK?", "qAns": [ "all shook up" ] }, { "qId": 6601, "qText": "Where in Mississippi was Elvis Presley born ?", "qAns": [ "tupelo" ] }, { "qId": 6602, "qText": "Who were Jake and Elwood better known as in a 1980 film?", "qAns": [ "the blues brothers" ] }, { "qId": 6603, "qText": "January 17, 1929 saw the pride of Chester, Il, Elzie Segar debut what iconic cartoon character in a Thimble Theater strip?", "qAns": [ "popeye" ] }, { "qId": 6604, "qText": "For which country was Emanuel Adebayor playing football when they withdrew from the African Cup of Nations in 2010?", "qAns": [ "togo" ] }, { "qId": 6605, "qText": "'Embraceable You' and 'I Got Rhythm' are songs in which 1951 film musical?", "qAns": [ "an american in paris" ] }, { "qId": 6606, "qText": "Emerald and aquamarine are varieties of which gemstone?", "qAns": [ "beryl" ] }, { "qId": 6607, "qText": "Which British composer was working on an operetta called The Emerald Isle at the time of his death in 1900?", "qAns": [ "arthur sullivan" ] }, { "qId": 6608, "qText": "Which film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger was about a young ballet dancer who defies the producer by being in love with a composer, and starred Moira Shearer, Robert Helpmann and Marius Goring?", "qAns": [ "the red shoes" ] }, { "qId": 6609, "qText": "Emetophobia is the irrational fear of which bodily function?", "qAns": [ "vomiting" ] }, { "qId": 6610, "qText": "Of what is emetophobia a fear?", "qAns": [ "vomiting" ] }, { "qId": 6611, "qText": "Emil Boc resigned as prime minister of which European country in Feb 2012?", "qAns": [ "romania" ] }, { "qId": 6612, "qText": "Which American record label, launched in 1901 by Emile Berliner and Eldridge R JohnsonWas favoured by the band The Sweet, including their hits Blockbuster, Ballroom Blitz, Wig Wam Bam and Hell Raiser ?", "qAns": [ "rca" ] }, { "qId": 6613, "qText": "The classic novel by Emile Zola about a French coalminers strike in the 1860's had what title ?", "qAns": [ "germinal" ] }, { "qId": 6614, "qText": "The novelist Emile Zola,was the boyhood cpmpanion of which famous French artist in their home town of Aix en Provence?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 6615, "qText": "Who composed the opera 'Emilia di Liverpool' in 1824?", "qAns": [ "gaetano donizetti" ] }, { "qId": 6616, "qText": "General Victoriano Huerta, Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa feature in the history of which country?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 6617, "qText": "Who does Emilio Estevez play in the 1988 film 'Young Guns'?", "qAns": [ "billy the kid" ] }, { "qId": 6618, "qText": "Who is Emilio Estevez`s famous actor father?", "qAns": [ "martin sheen" ] }, { "qId": 6619, "qText": "Who is the famous brother of Emilio Estevez?", "qAns": [ "charlie sheen" ] }, { "qId": 6620, "qText": "Which popstar was actor Emilio Estevez formerly married to?", "qAns": [ "paula abdul" ] }, { "qId": 6621, "qText": "Which singer was married to actor Emilio Estevez from 1992 - 1994?", "qAns": [ "paula abdul" ] }, { "qId": 6622, "qText": "Disco Volante is the name of Emilio Largo's yacht in which James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "thunderball" ] }, { "qId": 6623, "qText": "Name the only novel by Emily Bronte?", "qAns": [ "wuthering heights" ] }, { "qId": 6624, "qText": "What is the only book written by Emily Bronte?", "qAns": [ "wuthering heights" ] }, { "qId": 6625, "qText": "What was the artistic profession of Emily Dickinson?", "qAns": [ "poet" ] }, { "qId": 6626, "qText": "Which 'Eminem and Rhianna' hit was the UK's best selling single of 2010?", "qAns": [ "love the way you lie" ] }, { "qId": 6627, "qText": "In which city could you travel on the underground from Atlantis to Mall of the Emirates?", "qAns": [ "dubai" ] }, { "qId": 6628, "qText": "What English novelist, a purveyor of romantic fiction, is responsible for such works as Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, and Emma, among others?", "qAns": [ "jane austen" ] }, { "qId": 6629, "qText": "Who played the title role in Emma?", "qAns": [ "gwyneth paltrow" ] }, { "qId": 6630, "qText": "On British television, John Steed and Emma Peel were known collectively as what?", "qAns": [ "the avengers" ] }, { "qId": 6631, "qText": "For which film did Emma Thompson win an Academy Award for Best Actress?", "qAns": [ "howards end" ] }, { "qId": 6632, "qText": "Which TV series was about a pop group called The Majestics featuring Robbie Coltrane and Emma Thompson?", "qAns": [ "tutti frutti" ] }, { "qId": 6633, "qText": "Which painter's works include 'Judith beheading Holofernes' in 1598 and 'Supper at Emmaus' in 1602?", "qAns": [ "caravaggio" ] }, { "qId": 6634, "qText": "Which famous scientist married his cousin Emma Wedgwood?", "qAns": [ "charles darwin" ] }, { "qId": 6635, "qText": "Which country did Emmelie de Forest represent in winning the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest in Malmo?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 6636, "qText": "From which country does the cheese emmental originate?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 6637, "qText": "Which actress, who appeared in 'Emmerdale' for just over a year until January, has written a memoir of a year in her life called 'Where Have I Gone'?", "qAns": [ "pauline quirke" ] }, { "qId": 6638, "qText": "What was the name of the actor who played Jack Sugden in Emmerdale and who died in July 2008?", "qAns": [ "clive hornby" ] }, { "qId": 6639, "qText": "Who played the part of 'Jack Sugden' in 'Emmerdale' for 28 years He died in July of this year (2008).?", "qAns": [ "clive hornby" ] }, { "qId": 6640, "qText": "Steve Halliwell plays which character in the UK television soap 'Emmerdale'?", "qAns": [ "zak dingle" ] }, { "qId": 6641, "qText": "Dr Emmett Brown was a character in which series of films?", "qAns": [ "back to the future" ] }, { "qId": 6642, "qText": "With which series of films do you associate the character Emmett Brown, Ph.D.?", "qAns": [ "back to the future" ] }, { "qId": 6643, "qText": "Who was the sister of the Emperor Augustus and great niece of Julius Caesar who married Mark Anthony?", "qAns": [ "octavia" ] }, { "qId": 6644, "qText": "Emperor Bokassa was overthrown as ruler of what country in September 1979?", "qAns": [ "central african republic" ] }, { "qId": 6645, "qText": "Who composed the Emperor Concerto?", "qAns": [ "ludwig van beethoven" ] }, { "qId": 6646, "qText": "Who was the last emperor of China?", "qAns": [ "puyi" ] }, { "qId": 6647, "qText": "Who formally became Emperor of Japan in 1926 and became its constitutional monarch in 1946?", "qAns": [ "hirohito" ] }, { "qId": 6648, "qText": "Who was emperor of Japan during world War II?", "qAns": [ "hirohito" ] }, { "qId": 6649, "qText": "Who was the Emperor of Japan who died in 1989?", "qAns": [ "hirohito" ] }, { "qId": 6650, "qText": "Who was the Emperor of Rome at the time of the Great Fire in AD 64?", "qAns": [ "nero" ] }, { "qId": 6651, "qText": "Who was the first emperor of Rome?", "qAns": [ "augustus" ] }, { "qId": 6652, "qText": "Who wrote The Ugly Duckling and The Emperor's New Clothes?", "qAns": [ "hans christian andersen" ] }, { "qId": 6653, "qText": "In the 80s who wrote the novel Empire of The Sun?", "qAns": [ "j. g. ballard" ] }, { "qId": 6654, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Empire of The Sun'?", "qAns": [ "j. g. ballard" ] }, { "qId": 6655, "qText": "Who is the male artist featured on the 2010 hit Empire State of Mind?", "qAns": [ "jay z" ] }, { "qId": 6656, "qText": "The Empress Eugenie (1826-1920) was the wife of which European leader?", "qAns": [ "napoleon iii" ] }, { "qId": 6657, "qText": "Which medical condition would be treated with drugs such as ramiprii and enalapril?", "qAns": [ "hypertension" ] }, { "qId": 6658, "qText": "Encleadus is a moon of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 6659, "qText": "Who wrote the plays Waiting For Godot, Endgame, Play, Happy Days and Krapp's Last Tape?", "qAns": [ "samuel beckett" ] }, { "qId": 6660, "qText": "'Endless Love' is a song duet by Diana Ross and which singer/composer?", "qAns": [ "lionel richie" ] }, { "qId": 6661, "qText": "Who duetted on Endless Love with Diana Ross in 1981?", "qAns": [ "lionel richie" ] }, { "qId": 6662, "qText": "Who duetted with Diana Ross on the hit single `Endless Love`?", "qAns": [ "lionel richie" ] }, { "qId": 6663, "qText": "Who duetted with Lionel Ritchie for the hit song 'Endless Love'?", "qAns": [ "diana ross" ] }, { "qId": 6664, "qText": "With whom did Lionel Ritchie duet on the 1981 hit Endless Love?", "qAns": [ "diana ross" ] }, { "qId": 6665, "qText": "Who had top ten hits in the nineties with `End Of The Line`, `Love Of A Lifetime` and `Never Let You Down`?", "qAns": [ "the honeyz" ] }, { "qId": 6666, "qText": "Which Boyband sang about the End of the Road in 1992?", "qAns": [ "boyz ii men" ] }, { "qId": 6667, "qText": "Which US hip hop group recorded the 2009 album the E.N.D., gaining three No. 1 hits?", "qAns": [ "the black eyed peas" ] }, { "qId": 6668, "qText": "Which Irish born explorer is best remembered for his Anatarctic expedition from 1914 to 1916 in the ship Endurance?", "qAns": [ "ernest shackleton" ] }, { "qId": 6669, "qText": "'A thing of beauty is a joy forever' is the first line of 'Endymion' by which poet?", "qAns": [ "john keats" ] }, { "qId": 6670, "qText": " 'A thing of beauty is a joy forever' is the first line of 'Endymion' by which poet?", "qAns": [ "john keats" ] }, { "qId": 6671, "qText": "Which energy drink is advertised with the slogan '..gives you wings'?", "qAns": [ "red bull" ] }, { "qId": 6672, "qText": "Which cricketer captained England to a record 54 test matches in 2001?", "qAns": [ "michael atherton" ] }, { "qId": 6673, "qText": "Which cricketer resigned as England captain in the winter of 1997/98 after having captained them in a record 54 test matches?", "qAns": [ "michael atherton" ] }, { "qId": 6674, "qText": "Which former England cricket captain wore the number 600 on his shirt?", "qAns": [ "michael vaughan" ] }, { "qId": 6675, "qText": "Which former England cricket captain died in December 2012?", "qAns": [ "tony greig" ] }, { "qId": 6676, "qText": "Who captained England's last Ashes winning cricket team in Australia prior to their 2010 victory?", "qAns": [ "mike gatting" ] }, { "qId": 6677, "qText": "Who was the England wicketkeeper in the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 Final?", "qAns": [ "craig kieswetter" ] }, { "qId": 6678, "qText": "England crushed Australia in the 2015 4th Ashes test. Who had bowling figures of 8 for 15 in the 1st innings?", "qAns": [ "stuart broad" ] }, { "qId": 6679, "qText": "Near the end of August 2009, Australia lost to England by 197 runs in what sport?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 6680, "qText": "What is the county town of Kent, England?", "qAns": [ "maidstone" ] }, { "qId": 6681, "qText": "Which English queen was described by Charles Dickens in his 'Child's History Of England' as: Thirty seven, short and thin and greatly wrinkled in the face?", "qAns": [ "mary tudor" ] }, { "qId": 6682, "qText": "Who was King of England when Daniel Defoe published Robinson Crusoe and Jonathan Swift published Gulliver's Travels?", "qAns": [ "george i" ] }, { "qId": 6683, "qText": "What is the most westerly county in England?", "qAns": [ "cornwall" ] }, { "qId": 6684, "qText": "Which is the only city in England to begin with the letter 'H'?", "qAns": [ "hereford" ] }, { "qId": 6685, "qText": "Which is the largest island of England?", "qAns": [ "isle of wight" ] }, { "qId": 6686, "qText": "Described by Elizabeth I as 'the fairest and godliest church in England', in which city is the church of St Mary Redcliffe?", "qAns": [ "bristol" ] }, { "qId": 6687, "qText": "Leith Hill is the highest point in which county in Southern England?", "qAns": [ "surrey" ] }, { "qId": 6688, "qText": "England's largest free-standing Roman ruin is situated in which county?", "qAns": [ "shropshire" ] }, { "qId": 6689, "qText": "What is the highest mountain in England?", "qAns": [ "scafell pike" ] }, { "qId": 6690, "qText": "On which river does the High Force waterfall stand in England?", "qAns": [ "river tees" ] }, { "qId": 6691, "qText": "Which town in Southern England is home to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ?", "qAns": [ "poole" ] }, { "qId": 6692, "qText": "Where in England is the Britannia Royal Naval College?", "qAns": [ "dartmouth" ] }, { "qId": 6693, "qText": "Which is the only cityin England to begin with the letter 'T'?", "qAns": [ "truro" ] }, { "qId": 6694, "qText": "Since 1843, in which town of southern England has Arkell's brewery been located?", "qAns": [ "swindon" ] }, { "qId": 6695, "qText": "What is the largest city in the Midlands region of England?", "qAns": [ "birmingham" ] }, { "qId": 6696, "qText": "Which conflict began in England in 1455 after King Henry VI, following a troubled reign, had a long period of mental withdrawal?", "qAns": [ "wars of the roses" ] }, { "qId": 6697, "qText": "Which river traditionally forms the border between England and Scotland ?", "qAns": [ "river tweed" ] }, { "qId": 6698, "qText": "What is the longest river in England?", "qAns": [ "river severn" ] }, { "qId": 6699, "qText": "Which king of England had a mother and a son who were both beheaded?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 6700, "qText": "Who ruled England between 1603 and 1625?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 6701, "qText": "Who was the king of England who succeeded James I?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 6702, "qText": "Which King founded the Church of England?", "qAns": [ "henry viii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6703, "qText": "Who was the first head of the Church of England?", "qAns": [ "henry viii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6704, "qText": "Which King of England allegedly ordered the murder of the Princes in the Tower, although some historians refute this claim?", "qAns": [ "richard iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6705, "qText": "Which King of England was imprisoned by Leopold of Austria in Durenstein Castle?", "qAns": [ "richard i of england" ] }, { "qId": 6706, "qText": "Who was king of England from 1042 to 1066?", "qAns": [ "edward the confessor" ] }, { "qId": 6707, "qText": "Which son of Sweyn Forkbeard became King of England in 1016?", "qAns": [ "cnut the great" ] }, { "qId": 6708, "qText": "Which King of England is buried in Gloucester Cathedral?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6709, "qText": "Who was King of England at the Battle of Bannockburn?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6710, "qText": "Who was King of England when the 'Stone of Scone' was removed to England in 1296?", "qAns": [ "edward i of england" ] }, { "qId": 6711, "qText": "Which King of England was the father of both The Black Prince and John of Gaunt?", "qAns": [ "edward iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6712, "qText": "Who was King of England at the outbreak of the Hundred Years War?", "qAns": [ "edward iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6713, "qText": "Born in Rouen in France in 1442, who was King of England from 1461 to 1483?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 6714, "qText": "Who was on the throne of England in 1472?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 6715, "qText": "Who was the first Yorkist King of England?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 6716, "qText": "Who was the last Catholic monarch to reign over England?", "qAns": [ "james ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6717, "qText": "Which female singer won her second Mercury Music Prize in 2011 for her album let England Shake'?", "qAns": [ "pj harvey" ] }, { "qId": 6718, "qText": "Which England football player was sent off on his 2010/11 season debut for Liverpool?", "qAns": [ "joe cole" ] }, { "qId": 6719, "qText": "Walter Winterbottom preceded whom as the England Football manager?", "qAns": [ "alf ramsey" ] }, { "qId": 6720, "qText": "Who coached/managed both the England and Russia football teams during 2012?", "qAns": [ "fabio capello" ] }, { "qId": 6721, "qText": "Who scored England's goal against Germany in Euro 2000?", "qAns": [ "alan shearer" ] }, { "qId": 6722, "qText": "Which England player was sent off during the England/Ukraine game in September 2012?", "qAns": [ "steven gerrard" ] }, { "qId": 6723, "qText": "Who was England's goalkeeper when they won the soccer World Cup Final in 1966?", "qAns": [ "gordon banks" ] }, { "qId": 6724, "qText": "At the age of 22 years and 47 days who was the youngest captain of the England football team?", "qAns": [ "bobby moore" ] }, { "qId": 6725, "qText": "In which colour strip does the England football team traditionally play home games?", "qAns": [ "white" ] }, { "qId": 6726, "qText": "Whose accession to the throne of England created the Union of the Scottish/English Crowns in 1603?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 6727, "qText": "In 2015 which footballer became the highest scorer for the England national team?", "qAns": [ "wayne rooney" ] }, { "qId": 6728, "qText": "Who had a hit in 1965 with 'England Swings'?", "qAns": [ "roger miller" ] }, { "qId": 6729, "qText": "Who captained the England Test Cricket Team in Bangladesh earlier this year?", "qAns": [ "alastair cook" ] }, { "qId": 6730, "qText": "In which sport have Ted Copeland, Hope Powell and currently Mark Sampson managed England Women?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 6731, "qText": "In which German town or city could you walk in the 'Englische Garten'?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 6732, "qText": "If something is sigmate, it is in the shape of which letter of the English alphabet?", "qAns": [ "s" ] }, { "qId": 6733, "qText": "Which is the only letter in the English alphabet never (as at 2011) to appear in the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements?", "qAns": [ "j" ] }, { "qId": 6734, "qText": "What is the largest island in the English Channel?", "qAns": [ "isle of wight" ] }, { "qId": 6735, "qText": "Who was he: First to swim the English Channel and later died attempting to swim across Niagara Falls?", "qAns": [ "matthew webb" ] }, { "qId": 6736, "qText": "Who was the first man to swim the English channel?", "qAns": [ "matthew webb" ] }, { "qId": 6737, "qText": "Which was the first major battle of the English Civil War, that took place in October 1642?", "qAns": [ "battle of edgehill" ] }, { "qId": 6738, "qText": "What was the last battle of the English Civil War?", "qAns": [ "battle of worcester" ] }, { "qId": 6739, "qText": "Who was the captain of the English cricket team which won the 2005 Ashes victory over Australia?", "qAns": [ "michael vaughan" ] }, { "qId": 6740, "qText": "In which English city is the HQ of the Ordnance Survey?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 6741, "qText": "Which English city has a Railway Station called Forster Square?", "qAns": [ "bradford" ] }, { "qId": 6742, "qText": "In which English city was Marks and Spencer founded in 1884?", "qAns": [ "leeds" ] }, { "qId": 6743, "qText": "The Pitt Rivers Museum is in which English city?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 6744, "qText": "Which English city stands on the river Nene?", "qAns": [ "peterborough" ] }, { "qId": 6745, "qText": "In which English city is Preston Park railway station?", "qAns": [ "brighton" ] }, { "qId": 6746, "qText": "Which Southern English city has districts called Shirley, Bassett Green and Thornhill ?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 6747, "qText": "Meadowhall Retail Park is in which English city?", "qAns": [ "sheffield" ] }, { "qId": 6748, "qText": "Selhurst Park is the home ground of which English football club?", "qAns": [ "crystal palace" ] }, { "qId": 6749, "qText": "Which country's national anthem is known in English as 'The March of the Volunteers'?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 6750, "qText": "What country has 11 official languages including Zulu, Xhosa, and English?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 6751, "qText": "Which English speaking country consumes most table wine per?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6752, "qText": "The English football team played the World Cup Final in 1966 in what coloured shirts?", "qAns": [ "red" ] }, { "qId": 6753, "qText": "Where did Scottish patriot William Wallace lead soldiers to a defeat of the English in 1297?", "qAns": [ "battle of stirling bridge" ] }, { "qId": 6754, "qText": "In 1314, Robert the Bruce and a small Scottish army inflicted a massive defeat on a huge English army at Bannockburn. Who was the leader of the English forces ?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 6755, "qText": "One of two English dancers, along with Margot Fonteyn, to be recognised as a 'prima ballerina assoluta', who founded the English National Ballet in 1951?", "qAns": [ "alicia markova" ] }, { "qId": 6756, "qText": "Who is the current coach of the English national cricket team?", "qAns": [ "andy flower" ] }, { "qId": 6757, "qText": "Who won the Oscar for best director for the 1996 film The English Patient?", "qAns": [ "anthony minghella" ] }, { "qId": 6758, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1996 film 'The English Patient'?", "qAns": [ "ralph fiennes" ] }, { "qId": 6759, "qText": "Which team won the first English Premiership in 1992/93?", "qAns": [ "manchester united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 6760, "qText": "Which English queen is said to haunt the library at Windsor Castle?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth i of england" ] }, { "qId": 6761, "qText": "The 'English Riviera' is in which county?", "qAns": [ "devon" ] }, { "qId": 6762, "qText": "The three largest towns in 'The English Riviera' are Torquay, Paignton, and what?", "qAns": [ "brixham" ] }, { "qId": 6763, "qText": "Which singer wrote the 2003 children's book 'The English Roses'?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 6764, "qText": "Scamper is a dog in which series of Enid Blyton stories ?", "qAns": [ "the secret seven" ] }, { "qId": 6765, "qText": "Enid Lyons was the first woman to be appointed to the federal cabinet in which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 6766, "qText": "Who wrote the novels Enigma and The Ghost?", "qAns": [ "robert harris" ] }, { "qId": 6767, "qText": "Who composed The Enigma Variations?", "qAns": [ "edward elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6768, "qText": "Who composed the Enigma Variations?", "qAns": [ "elgar" ] }, { "qId": 6769, "qText": "Of which Irish county is Ennis the county town?", "qAns": [ "clare" ] }, { "qId": 6770, "qText": "Enoch Powell's political career ended in 1987 as a member of which party?", "qAns": [ "ulster unionist party" ] }, { "qId": 6771, "qText": "Currently on display at the Smithsonian's National Air and Space museum, what type of US bomber is the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the first atomic bomb?", "qAns": [ "boeing b-29 superfortress" ] }, { "qId": 6772, "qText": "Name the Ent who befriends Merry and Pippin in Fanghorn forest.?", "qAns": [ "treebeard" ] }, { "qId": 6773, "qText": "Who was known as 'The King of Ragtime' composing such works as Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer?", "qAns": [ "scott joplin" ] }, { "qId": 6774, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'The Entertainer' and 'Look Back in Anger'?", "qAns": [ "john osborne" ] }, { "qId": 6775, "qText": "What musical genre was exemplified by Scott Joplin's The Entertainer?", "qAns": [ "ragtime" ] }, { "qId": 6776, "qText": "Which 20th Century English playwright wrote 'Entertaining Mr Sloane'?", "qAns": [ "joe orton" ] }, { "qId": 6777, "qText": "Who wrote the 1964 play 'Entertaining Mr Sloane'?", "qAns": [ "joe orton" ] }, { "qId": 6778, "qText": "Who starred in the film `Enter The Dragon` ?", "qAns": [ "bruce lee" ] }, { "qId": 6779, "qText": "Who starred in the film `Enter The Dragon`?", "qAns": [ "bruce lee" ] }, { "qId": 6780, "qText": "The Up! and Eos and CC are models of which car brand?", "qAns": [ "volkswagen" ] }, { "qId": 6781, "qText": "Which car company produces a model called Eos?", "qAns": [ "volkswagen" ] }, { "qId": 6782, "qText": "The ancient cities of Troy and Ephesus can be found in which modern-day country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 6783, "qText": "Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World stood at Ephesus?", "qAns": [ "temple of artemis" ] }, { "qId": 6784, "qText": "Which wonder of the ancient world was at Ephesus?", "qAns": [ "temple of artemis" ] }, { "qId": 6785, "qText": "Ephialtes of Trachis was the traitor who showed the Persian forces a trail around the allied Greek position at the pass of Thermopylae, which helped them win the Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC. He was portrayed as a severely deformed man in which blood-soaked 2007 movie?", "qAns": [ "300" ] }, { "qId": 6786, "qText": "Which epic poem by John Milton tells the story of the Fall of Adam and Eve?", "qAns": [ "paradise lost" ] }, { "qId": 6787, "qText": "On which date is Epiphany celebrated in the traditional Western calendar?", "qAns": [ "january 6" ] }, { "qId": 6788, "qText": "Which British politician became Member of Parliament for Epping in October 1924?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 6789, "qText": "What is the capital of Equatorial Guinea?", "qAns": [ "malabo" ] }, { "qId": 6790, "qText": "Name the singer who, along with Vince Clarke, made up the pop group Erasure?", "qAns": [ "andy bell" ] }, { "qId": 6791, "qText": "The Eredivisie is the top football league in which country?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 6792, "qText": "Who wrote 'Jurassic Park' and created the TV series ER?", "qAns": [ "michael crichton" ] }, { "qId": 6793, "qText": "Which actor returned to ER in 2009 to huge acclaim?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 6794, "qText": "Which ER star played opposite Jenny Seagrove in Don' Go Breaking My Heart?", "qAns": [ "anthony edwards" ] }, { "qId": 6795, "qText": "Which one of these characters is from the TV series ER?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth corday" ] }, { "qId": 6796, "qText": "Which 19th century Englishman went to New Zealand to be a sheep farmer, visited Canada, and wrote Erewhon, A Psalm of Montreal and The Way of All Flesh?", "qAns": [ "samuel butler" ] }, { "qId": 6797, "qText": "Which George is the author with the real name of Eric Arthur Blair?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 6798, "qText": "Since 1961, with what group have Eric Baker, Sean MacBride, Martin Ennals Dirk Brner, Thomas Hammarberg, Jos Zalaquett, Suriya Wickremasinghe, Wolfgang Heinz, Franca Sciuto, Peter Duffy, Annette Fischer, Ross Daniels, Susan Waltz, Mahmoud Ben Romdhane, Colm O Cuanachain, Paul Hoffman, Jaap Jacobson, Hanna Roberts, Lilian Gonalves-Ho Kang You, Peter Pack, Peter Benenson, Ian Martin, Pierre San, Irene Khan and Salil Shetty been associated?", "qAns": [ "amnesty international" ] }, { "qId": 6799, "qText": "Which book by Eric Carle was inspired by a hole punch?", "qAns": [ "the very hungry caterpillar" ] }, { "qId": 6800, "qText": "What was the title of the 1995 Red Nose Day single featuring Eric Clapton?", "qAns": [ "love can build a bridge" ] }, { "qId": 6801, "qText": "Which summer month is the title of an album by Eric Clapton?", "qAns": [ "august" ] }, { "qId": 6802, "qText": "What was the name of John Mayall's band which included, at various times, Eric Clapton, John McVie, Peter Green and Mick Taylor?", "qAns": [ "john mayall & the bluesbreakers" ] }, { "qId": 6803, "qText": "Which English model was married to musicians George Harrison and Eric Clapton?", "qAns": [ "pattie boyd" ] }, { "qId": 6804, "qText": "What was the name of the 1960's rock band which comprised Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, Steve Winwood and Ric Grech?", "qAns": [ "blind faith" ] }, { "qId": 6805, "qText": "Which super-group did Eric Clapton join, after the pop group, Cream split up?", "qAns": [ "blind faith" ] }, { "qId": 6806, "qText": "Composed by Eric Coates, what is the title of the signature tune of Radio 4's Desert Island Discs?", "qAns": [ "by the sleepy lagoon" ] }, { "qId": 6807, "qText": "What is the title of the 1984 UB40 single, originally recorded by Eric Donaldson in 1971?", "qAns": [ "cherry oh baby" ] }, { "qId": 6808, "qText": "'The Road Back' is the sequel to which novel by Erich Maria Remarque published in 1929?", "qAns": [ "all quiet on the western front" ] }, { "qId": 6809, "qText": "What was Erich Weiss better known as?", "qAns": [ "harry houdini" ] }, { "qId": 6810, "qText": "Eric Martin was the lead vocalist with which band?", "qAns": [ "mr. big" ] }, { "qId": 6811, "qText": "Which fruit shares a name with a 1969 short film by Eric Sykes, and an animated television show for children?", "qAns": [ "rhubarb" ] }, { "qId": 6812, "qText": "Which son of Eric the Red is considered to be the first European to land in North America?", "qAns": [ "leif erikson" ] }, { "qId": 6813, "qText": "To what is Lake Erie connected by the Erie canal?", "qAns": [ "hudson river" ] }, { "qId": 6814, "qText": "The Great Lakes are called Superior, Erie, Ontario and which other?", "qAns": [ "michigan" ] }, { "qId": 6815, "qText": "Erik Satie was a composer from which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 6816, "qText": "Starting 30 years of conflict, the Eritrean War of Independence broke out on Sept 1, 1961, as Eritrean separatists fought for independence from what country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 6817, "qText": "Eighteen year-old Eri Yoshida, known as the Knuckleball Princess, in 2010 became the first Japanese woman to play in the US professional (generally all-male) league of which sport?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 6818, "qText": "The Nobel Prize in Literature 1954 was awarded to Ernest Hemingway for his mastery of the art of narrative, most recently demonstrated in what novella, featuring as a main character a tired gentleman named Santiago, and for the influence that he has exerted on contemporary style.?", "qAns": [ "the old man and the sea" ] }, { "qId": 6819, "qText": "From which English writer did Ernest Hemingway get the title for his book For Whom the Bell Tolls?", "qAns": [ "john donne" ] }, { "qId": 6820, "qText": "Ernesto Geisel became President of which South American country in 1974?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 6821, "qText": "With which sport are the players Ernests Gulbis and Milos Raonic associated?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 6822, "qText": "Mrs Chippy was the name of the ship's cat aboard which vessel used by Ernest Shackleton for his Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition?", "qAns": [ "endurance" ] }, { "qId": 6823, "qText": "What's the nationality of golfers Ernie Els and Gary Player?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 6824, "qText": "Brothers O'Kelly, Rudolph, Ernie, and Marvin were founder members of which US group?", "qAns": [ "the isley brothers" ] }, { "qId": 6825, "qText": "Which German, together with Ernst Abbe, developed and produced many new lenses and heat resistant glasses?", "qAns": [ "carl zeiss" ] }, { "qId": 6826, "qText": "Telly Savalas played the role of Ernst Stavro Blofeld in which James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "on her majesty's secret service" ] }, { "qId": 6827, "qText": "To whom was the Eroica dedicated?", "qAns": [ "napoleon bonaparte" ] }, { "qId": 6828, "qText": "The counterpart of the Greek god Eros, what Roman god is frequently depicted toting a bow and arrow?", "qAns": [ "cupid" ] }, { "qId": 6829, "qText": "Who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek God of Love, Eros?", "qAns": [ "cupid" ] }, { "qId": 6830, "qText": "Philo, Octavia and Eros appear in which play?", "qAns": [ "antony and cleopatra" ] }, { "qId": 6831, "qText": "Errol Brown who died last month was best known as a member of which band?", "qAns": [ "hot chocolate" ] }, { "qId": 6832, "qText": "Where in Australia was swashbuckling Errol Flynn born?", "qAns": [ "hobart" ] }, { "qId": 6833, "qText": "The Erskine Bridge carries the A898 over which river?", "qAns": [ "river clyde" ] }, { "qId": 6834, "qText": "According to the Bible who was the mother of Esau and Jacob?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 6835, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the mother of Esau?", "qAns": [ "rebecca" ] }, { "qId": 6836, "qText": "In the Bible who was the father of Jacob and Esau?", "qAns": [ "isaac" ] }, { "qId": 6837, "qText": "Zuniga, Escamillo and Frasquita are characters from which opera?", "qAns": [ "carmen" ] }, { "qId": 6838, "qText": "Escamillo, a bullfighter, is a character in which opera?", "qAns": [ "carmen" ] }, { "qId": 6839, "qText": "Which opera has 'Escamillo' as one of the central characters?", "qAns": [ "carmen" ] }, { "qId": 6840, "qText": "Who had a UK No.1 album, in 2002, with Escapology?", "qAns": [ "robbie williams" ] }, { "qId": 6841, "qText": "The second largest town or city of which country is Esch-sur-Alzette?", "qAns": [ "luxembourg" ] }, { "qId": 6842, "qText": "Which actress provides the voice of Esmeralda in the Disney film The Hunchback of Notre Dame?", "qAns": [ "demi moore" ] }, { "qId": 6843, "qText": "Who is the speaking voice of Esmeralda in the 1996 Disney film 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'?", "qAns": [ "demi moore" ] }, { "qId": 6844, "qText": "Who played Esmeralda, to Charles Laughton's Quasimodo, in the 1939 version of the film, The Hunchback of Notre Dame?", "qAns": [ "maureen o'hara" ] }, { "qId": 6845, "qText": "Esmeralda is the romantic interest in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "the hunchback of notre dame" ] }, { "qId": 6846, "qText": "Which fish belong to the genus 'Esox'?", "qAns": [ "pike" ] }, { "qId": 6847, "qText": "What sport is contested in the Vuelta a Espana?", "qAns": [ "cycling" ] }, { "qId": 6848, "qText": "Which very famous actor had three wives, Josephine Alicia Saenz, Esperanza Baur and Pilar Pallete?", "qAns": [ "john wayne" ] }, { "qId": 6849, "qText": "Espoo and Tampere are the second and third largest cities by population in which European country?", "qAns": [ "finland" ] }, { "qId": 6850, "qText": "Who wrote the 1798 treatise 'An Essay on the Principle of Population'?", "qAns": [ "thomas robert malthus" ] }, { "qId": 6851, "qText": "What is the county town of Essex?", "qAns": [ "chelmsford" ] }, { "qId": 6852, "qText": "In 2012 , which town became the first in Essex to be granted city status ?", "qAns": [ "chelmsford" ] }, { "qId": 6853, "qText": "Which actress played both Estella and Miss Havisham in 1946 and 1985 respectively?", "qAns": [ "jean simmons" ] }, { "qId": 6854, "qText": "Whose early film roles included Estella, in David Lean's Great Expectations and Ophelia in Laurence Olivier's Hamlet?", "qAns": [ "jean simmons" ] }, { "qId": 6855, "qText": "Esther Lederer spent 47 years writing a newspaper advice column under what pseudonym, competing with her twin sister Abigail Van Buren?", "qAns": [ "ask ann landers" ] }, { "qId": 6856, "qText": "What is the capital city of Estonia?", "qAns": [ "tallinn" ] }, { "qId": 6857, "qText": "What is the capital of Estonia?", "qAns": [ "tallinn" ] }, { "qId": 6858, "qText": "Which republic, part of the former Soviet Union, lies between Estonia and Lithuania?", "qAns": [ "latvia" ] }, { "qId": 6859, "qText": "What is the Estonian name for Estonia?", "qAns": [ "eesti" ] }, { "qId": 6860, "qText": "Vladimir and Estragon are characters from which Samuel Beckett play?", "qAns": [ "waiting for godot" ] }, { "qId": 6861, "qText": "Which American singer has a backing band called `The E Street Band`?", "qAns": [ "bruce springsteen" ] }, { "qId": 6862, "qText": "The port of Immingham is to be found on which estuary?", "qAns": [ "humber" ] }, { "qId": 6863, "qText": "The rivers Trent and Ouse flow into which estuary?", "qAns": [ "humber" ] }, { "qId": 6864, "qText": "Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Eternal Flame?", "qAns": [ "bangles" ] }, { "qId": 6865, "qText": "Which all-girl group had hits with Whole Again, Eternal Flame, It's OK! and The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling)?", "qAns": [ "atomic kitten" ] }, { "qId": 6866, "qText": "Whole Again and Eternal Flame were Number Ones for which girl group in 2001?", "qAns": [ "atomic kitten" ] }, { "qId": 6867, "qText": "By the power of Greyskull, who, alongside Teela and Man-At-Arms, battled Skeletor to defend Eternia?", "qAns": [ "he-man" ] }, { "qId": 6868, "qText": "The childrens TV character Prince Adam of Eternia is better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "he-man" ] }, { "qId": 6869, "qText": "What is the name of the American composer whose work includes the film scores for 'Jaws, E.T.' and the first three in the 'Harry Potter' series?", "qAns": [ "john williams" ] }, { "qId": 6870, "qText": "What candy was given to E.T.?", "qAns": [ "reese's pieces" ] }, { "qId": 6871, "qText": "What was E.T.'s favorite candy?", "qAns": [ "reese's pieces" ] }, { "qId": 6872, "qText": "Who directed the 1982 film 'E.T.'?", "qAns": [ "steven spielberg" ] }, { "qId": 6873, "qText": "Who played 'Gertie' in the film 'E.T.'?", "qAns": [ "drew barrymore" ] }, { "qId": 6874, "qText": "Led by Ethan Allen, The Green Mountain Boys, c.1764-1776, established which US state, defeating the British provinces New York and New Hampshire?", "qAns": [ "vermont" ] }, { "qId": 6875, "qText": "John Wayne played Ethan Edwards, who sets out to find his abducted niece, in which classic 1956 western film?", "qAns": [ "the searchers" ] }, { "qId": 6876, "qText": "Ethanol and isopropyl are types of what?", "qAns": [ "alcohol" ] }, { "qId": 6877, "qText": "The Wheel Spins Ethel Lina White basis for what Hitchcock film?", "qAns": [ "the lady vanishes" ] }, { "qId": 6878, "qText": "William Frawley and Vivian Vance played Fred and Ethel Mertz in which popular 1950's American TV comedy show?", "qAns": [ "i love lucy" ] }, { "qId": 6879, "qText": "What is the official language of Ethiopia?", "qAns": [ "amharic" ] }, { "qId": 6880, "qText": "Which country is bordered by Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Somalia and Ethiopia?", "qAns": [ "kenya" ] }, { "qId": 6881, "qText": "According to UNESCO, which Ethiopian city is considered 'the fourth holy city' of Islam with 82 mosques, three of which date from the 10th century, and 102 shrines?", "qAns": [ "harar" ] }, { "qId": 6882, "qText": "Which English monarch founded Eton College?", "qAns": [ "henry vi of england" ] }, { "qId": 6883, "qText": "Romania and which other country joined the EU on the 1st January 2007?", "qAns": [ "bulgaria" ] }, { "qId": 6884, "qText": "Which is the latest country to join the EU, doing so in July 2013?", "qAns": [ "croatia" ] }, { "qId": 6885, "qText": "The Northern League is a far-right political party in which EU country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 6886, "qText": "Which country, a member of the EU, produces the rich dessert wine Commandaria?", "qAns": [ "cyprus" ] }, { "qId": 6887, "qText": "Which EU country has the greatest population?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 6888, "qText": "Who wrote the book on which Tchaikovsky based his opera, Eugene Onegin?", "qAns": [ "alexander pushkin" ] }, { "qId": 6889, "qText": "Eugene Onegin and The Queen of Spades were operas by which composer?", "qAns": [ "pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky" ] }, { "qId": 6890, "qText": "Who composed the opera Eugene Onegin?", "qAns": [ "pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky" ] }, { "qId": 6891, "qText": "In which Dickens novel does 'Eugene Wrayburn' marry 'Lizzy Hexam'?", "qAns": [ "our mutual friend" ] }, { "qId": 6892, "qText": "In which English town or city are the Piece Hall and the Eureka Museum?", "qAns": [ "halifax" ] }, { "qId": 6893, "qText": "'Eureka', the National Children's Museum is in which town?", "qAns": [ "halifax" ] }, { "qId": 6894, "qText": "On 1st January 2015 which Baltic state became the latest country to start using the Euro as its currency?", "qAns": [ "lithuania" ] }, { "qId": 6895, "qText": "Which country adopted the euro as its currency on January 1st this year?", "qAns": [ "lithuania" ] }, { "qId": 6896, "qText": "Which is the most recent country to change its currency to the Euro, doing so in January 2009?", "qAns": [ "slovakia" ] }, { "qId": 6897, "qText": "Which of the former eastern bloc countries, now a member of the EU is the only one to have adopted the euro as its currency?", "qAns": [ "slovenia" ] }, { "qId": 6898, "qText": "Callisto, Europa, Ganymede and Io are 4 of the 16 moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 6899, "qText": "Europa and Ganymede are moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 6900, "qText": "Europa Point is the southern tip of which British territory?", "qAns": [ "gibraltar" ] }, { "qId": 6901, "qText": "Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands and West Germany were five of the original members of the European Economic Community. Name the sixth.?", "qAns": [ "luxembourg" ] }, { "qId": 6902, "qText": "The Folketing is the parliament of which European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 6903, "qText": "In September 1968, Marcelo Caetano became Prime Minister of which European country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 6904, "qText": "Jerzy Buzek was elected Prime Minister of which European country in October 1997?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 6905, "qText": "Name the spacecraft launched in 2004 by the European Space Agency to chase the comet 67P Churuyumov-Gerasimenko?", "qAns": [ "rosetta" ] }, { "qId": 6906, "qText": "What is the name of the European Space Agency satellite launched in November 2013 as an early warning system for asteroids Before entering government, Neville Chamberlain was lord mayor of which city ?", "qAns": [ "gaia" ] }, { "qId": 6907, "qText": "In November 2014, a European Space consortium succeeded in landing a vehicle on a comet after a 10 year journey. What was the name of the mission?", "qAns": [ "rosetta" ] }, { "qId": 6908, "qText": "Which country assumed the Presidency of the European Union on 1st. July 2009?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 6909, "qText": "Which country took over the Presidency of the European Union from Sweden on 1st. January 2010?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 6910, "qText": "Lake Balaton is the largest lake in central Europe, in which country is it?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 6911, "qText": "By the 15th century, coffee was known in the Middle East, Persia, Turkey, and northern Africa. It first arrived in Europe in the area covered by what modern day country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 6912, "qText": "In which country can porcupines be found living in the wild in Europe?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 6913, "qText": "According to The Guinness Book of World Records the village of Bernotai in which country is the geographic centre of Europe?", "qAns": [ "lithuania" ] }, { "qId": 6914, "qText": "Name the country in Europe which is double landlocked (surrounded by landlocked countries)?", "qAns": [ "liechtenstein" ] }, { "qId": 6915, "qText": "The most northerly point of mainland Europe is in which country?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 6916, "qText": "Which nation has the longest coastline of any country located entirely within Europe?", "qAns": [ "norway" ] }, { "qId": 6917, "qText": "Which is the only country on mainland Europe to be in the same time zone as the UK?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 6918, "qText": "Which European country has often been referred to as the 'Playground Of Europe'?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 6919, "qText": "What is Europe's largest island?", "qAns": [ "great britain" ] }, { "qId": 6920, "qText": "Excluding Russia, which country is the largest in Europe by area?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 6921, "qText": "What is the second largest country in Europe?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 6922, "qText": "Which is Europe's smallest state?", "qAns": [ "vatican city" ] }, { "qId": 6923, "qText": "Which ocean borders the west of Europe?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 6924, "qText": "What is the largest active volcano in Europe?", "qAns": [ "mount etna" ] }, { "qId": 6925, "qText": "Where in Europe is the Attila Line a major divide?", "qAns": [ "cyprus" ] }, { "qId": 6926, "qText": "Where is the only population of wild apes in Europe?", "qAns": [ "gibraltar" ] }, { "qId": 6927, "qText": "Which country in Europe has the oldest Parliament?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 6928, "qText": "What is the largest country located entirely in Europe?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 6929, "qText": "Which is the southernmost capital city in Europe?", "qAns": [ "valletta" ] }, { "qId": 6930, "qText": "Which river, the fifth longest in Europe, is Portugal's longest?", "qAns": [ "tagus" ] }, { "qId": 6931, "qText": "Alphabetically, what is the first country in Europe?", "qAns": [ "albania" ] }, { "qId": 6932, "qText": "Mt Elbrus, Europe's highest, is in which country?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 6933, "qText": "Since the abolition of the monarchy in 1870, French Presidents have also automatically become co-princes of which independent Europian principality?", "qAns": [ "andorra" ] }, { "qId": 6934, "qText": "Which Baltic state replaced its Lats currency with Euros on 1st Jan 2014?", "qAns": [ "latvia" ] }, { "qId": 6935, "qText": "Which French fashion designer regularly co-hosted UK TV's 'Eurotrash'?", "qAns": [ "jean paul gaultier" ] }, { "qId": 6936, "qText": "Which Irishman has won the Eurovision song contest twice as a singer and once as a composer?", "qAns": [ "johnny logan" ] }, { "qId": 6937, "qText": "Who won the Eurovision song contest for Ireland in 1980 singing What's Another Year?", "qAns": [ "johnny logan" ] }, { "qId": 6938, "qText": "Who won the Eurovision song contest for Ireland singing `What`s Another Year`?", "qAns": [ "johnny logan" ] }, { "qId": 6939, "qText": "Which Austrian performed the winning song, Rise Like a Phoenix, at the Eurovision Song Contest 2014?", "qAns": [ "conchita wurst" ] }, { "qId": 6940, "qText": "Who won (barefoot) the British Eurovision Song Contest in 1967 with Puppet on String?", "qAns": [ "sandie shaw" ] }, { "qId": 6941, "qText": "Who were the last act to win the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK?", "qAns": [ "katrina and the waves" ] }, { "qId": 6942, "qText": "Who won the Eurovison Song Contest for the United Kingdom in 1967?", "qAns": [ "sandie shaw" ] }, { "qId": 6943, "qText": "Which Scotswoman is an Oscar, Brit and Grammy award-winning pop musician and vocalist who, after 3 years as lead singer of The Tourists, formed the duo Eurythmics with British musician Dave Stewart?", "qAns": [ "annie lennox" ] }, { "qId": 6944, "qText": "Who was the female member of the 1980's pop music duo, Eurythmics?", "qAns": [ "annie lennox" ] }, { "qId": 6945, "qText": "Former football player Eusebio, who died in January 2014, played for which national team?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 6946, "qText": "Who did Eva Braun marry on April 29, 1945?", "qAns": [ "adolf hitler" ] }, { "qId": 6947, "qText": "Who had a number one hit in July 2009 with 'Evacuate The Dancefloor'?", "qAns": [ "cascada" ] }, { "qId": 6948, "qText": "Which of these is the correct title of a 2004 Evanescence hit?", "qAns": [ "my immortal" ] }, { "qId": 6949, "qText": "In 1643 Evangalisa Torichelli invented the first what?", "qAns": [ "barometer" ] }, { "qId": 6950, "qText": "Which film star (1923 - 2008), was born John Carter in Evanston, Illinois?", "qAns": [ "charlton heston" ] }, { "qId": 6951, "qText": "In the bible who was Adam and Eve's third son?", "qAns": [ "seth" ] }, { "qId": 6952, "qText": "In the early 1970s, Lynne Paul and Eve Graham were the lead singers in which group?", "qAns": [ "the new seekers" ] }, { "qId": 6953, "qText": "Dame Evelyn Glennie, who is profoundly deaf, is a world-renowned what?", "qAns": [ "percussion instrument" ] }, { "qId": 6954, "qText": "Evelyn Glennie achieved musical fame as what type of musician?", "qAns": [ "percussion instrument" ] }, { "qId": 6955, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Evening Class?", "qAns": [ "maeve binchy" ] }, { "qId": 6956, "qText": "Who wrote an Evening With Gary Lineker?", "qAns": [ "arthur smith" ] }, { "qId": 6957, "qText": "Who wrote the poem 'The Eve of St. Agnes'?", "qAns": [ "john keats" ] }, { "qId": 6958, "qText": "In which US state will you find 'The Everglades'?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 6959, "qText": "The Everglades are a subtropical wetland in which U.S. state?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 6960, "qText": "Which US State achieved statehood in 1889 and is known as the 'Evergreen' state?", "qAns": [ "washington" ] }, { "qId": 6961, "qText": "Which Everley Brothers hit was the best selling single in Britain in the year 1958?", "qAns": [ "all i have to do is dream" ] }, { "qId": 6962, "qText": "Which of these was the title of a 1959 Everly Brothers song?", "qAns": [ "poor jenny" ] }, { "qId": 6963, "qText": "In football, Emlyn Hughes joined Liverpool and Alan Ball joined Everton from which club?", "qAns": [ "blackpool" ] }, { "qId": 6964, "qText": "Who had a top 20 hit in 1993 called `Everybody Dance` Downtown, Evolution or Baby D?", "qAns": [ "evolution" ] }, { "qId": 6965, "qText": "Who had hits in the seventies with `Everybody Dance` and `Good Times`?", "qAns": [ "chic" ] }, { "qId": 6966, "qText": "On which of R.E.M.s albums would you find the songs `Man On The Moon` and `Everybody Hurts`?", "qAns": [ "automatic for the people" ] }, { "qId": 6967, "qText": "Who wrote the songs Suzanne, First We Take Manhattan and Everybody Knows?", "qAns": [ "leonard cohen" ] }, { "qId": 6968, "qText": "Which singer had the theme song 'Everybody Loves Somebody'?", "qAns": [ "dean martin" ] }, { "qId": 6969, "qText": "'Everybody's Talkin' featured prominently in the music for which 1969 film?", "qAns": [ "midnight cowboy" ] }, { "qId": 6970, "qText": "The song 'Everybody's Talkin' by Nilsson, featured in which film?", "qAns": [ "midnight cowboy" ] }, { "qId": 6971, "qText": "Which duo had top five hits in the 1980's with Shout and Everybody Wants to Rule the World?", "qAns": [ "tears for fears" ] }, { "qId": 6972, "qText": "Vocalist Roland Orzabal had the 1985 hit Everybody Wants to Rule the World' with which band?", "qAns": [ "tears for fears" ] }, { "qId": 6973, "qText": "Which group had a hit in the 1980s with 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'?", "qAns": [ "tears for fears" ] }, { "qId": 6974, "qText": "Who had a 60s No 1 with Everyday People?", "qAns": [ "sly and the family stone" ] }, { "qId": 6975, "qText": " 'Every Little Thing She Does is Magic' was a 1981 hit single for which band?", "qAns": [ "the police" ] }, { "qId": 6976, "qText": "Who wrote a novel based on the Titanic story entitled Every Man For Himself'?", "qAns": [ "beryl bainbridge" ] }, { "qId": 6977, "qText": "Whose first number one album in the UK was Every Picture Tells a Story in 1971?", "qAns": [ "rod stewart" ] }, { "qId": 6978, "qText": "Who did Taylor Swift team up with in 2013 to release Everything Has Changed?", "qAns": [ "ed sheeran" ] }, { "qId": 6979, "qText": "Who had a number one hit with `Everything I Own` in 1974?", "qAns": [ "ken boothe" ] }, { "qId": 6980, "qText": "The 1972 film 'Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask)' was directed by and featured who?", "qAns": [ "woody allen" ] }, { "qId": 6981, "qText": "Who wrote `Everytime You Go Away` which was a successful hit for Paul Young?", "qAns": [ "daryll hall" ] }, { "qId": 6982, "qText": "Volvic, Evian, Perrier and San Pellegrino are famous brands of?", "qAns": [ "bottled water" ] }, { "qId": 6983, "qText": "Who was an English naturalist who realised and presented compelling evidence that all species of life have evolved over time from common ancestors, through the process he called natural selection?", "qAns": [ "charles darwin" ] }, { "qId": 6984, "qText": "In the Star Wars series of films Alec Guinness, Ewan McGregor and James Arnold Taylor all played which character?", "qAns": [ "obi-wan kenobi" ] }, { "qId": 6985, "qText": "The film `Rogue Trader`, starring Ewan McGregor, is based around the life of which real life person?", "qAns": [ "nick leeson" ] }, { "qId": 6986, "qText": "Which 2001 musical film based on the Orphean myth and on Giuseppe Verdi's opera La Traviata stars Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman?", "qAns": [ "moulin rouge!" ] }, { "qId": 6987, "qText": "E W Hornung created which fictional character?", "qAns": [ "raffles" ] }, { "qId": 6988, "qText": "In 1967, who got to no. 2 in the charts with 'Excerpt from a Teenage Opera'?", "qAns": [ "keith west" ] }, { "qId": 6989, "qText": "The 1982 film 'The Executioner's Song' is about the final nine months of the life of which US convicted murderer who demanded the fulfilment of his own death sentence for two murders he committed?", "qAns": [ "gary gilmore" ] }, { "qId": 6990, "qText": "Who wrote the 1979 novel 'The Executioner's Song'?", "qAns": [ "norman mailer" ] }, { "qId": 6991, "qText": "In which English county is Exeter?", "qAns": [ "devon" ] }, { "qId": 6992, "qText": "Which female star had a 1999 hit with Ex-Factor?", "qAns": [ "lauryn hill" ] }, { "qId": 6993, "qText": "Now owned by Proton, which British car manufacturing company was formed by engineer Colin Chapman in 1952 and went on to produce models such as the 'Elise' and 'Exige'?", "qAns": [ "lotus" ] }, { "qId": 6994, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Exodus'?", "qAns": [ "leon uris" ] }, { "qId": 6995, "qText": "Exophthalmic Goitre is the medical term for which disease?", "qAns": [ "graves' disease" ] }, { "qId": 6996, "qText": "What is the name of the actress who had become famous for her role as the possessed girl, Regan, in the 1973 film The Exorcist?", "qAns": [ "linda blair" ] }, { "qId": 6997, "qText": "Who played the possessed child in the film `The Exorcist`?", "qAns": [ "linda blair" ] }, { "qId": 6998, "qText": "What is the name of Linda Blair`s character in the film `The Exorcist` Carrie, Regan or Tanni?", "qAns": [ "regan" ] }, { "qId": 6999, "qText": "Who wrote the screenplay for the film 'The Exorcist'?", "qAns": [ "william peter blatty" ] }, { "qId": 7000, "qText": "Who was the author of the best-selling novel on which the film The Exorcist was based?", "qAns": [ "william peter blatty" ] }, { "qId": 7001, "qText": "What world famous architect designed Seattle's Experience Music Project to look somewhat like a smashed guitar?", "qAns": [ "frank gehry" ] }, { "qId": 7002, "qText": "Where was Expo 2010 held from 1 May to 31 October 2010, the most expensive Expo in the history of world's fairs with the largest site (5.28 square km), with more than 190 countries and over 50 international organisations participating?", "qAns": [ "shanghai" ] }, { "qId": 7003, "qText": "In which city did Expo 67 take place?", "qAns": [ "montreal" ] }, { "qId": 7004, "qText": "Who had a UK No.1 hit with the instrumental 'Eye Level' in 1973?", "qAns": [ "simon park orchestra" ] }, { "qId": 7005, "qText": "Which band sang the 1982 theme tune to Rocky III, 'Eye of the Tiger'?", "qAns": [ "survivor" ] }, { "qId": 7006, "qText": "Whose last film as a director was 'Eyes Wide Shut' in 1999?", "qAns": [ "stanley kubrick" ] }, { "qId": 7007, "qText": "Whose first UK top ten 20 single was `Eyes Without A Face` in 1984?", "qAns": [ "billy idol" ] }, { "qId": 7008, "qText": "Founded in 1892, Ezra Fitch hooked up with whom in order to open their first sporting good store, before ultimately settling on fashion?", "qAns": [ "abercrombie" ] }, { "qId": 7009, "qText": "Ezzard Charles was a world champion in which sport?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 7010, "qText": "First flown on the 27th July 1972, who built the F15 Eagle fighter?", "qAns": [ "mcdonnell douglas" ] }, { "qId": 7011, "qText": "Rob Pilatis and Fab Morvan were collectively known as what?", "qAns": [ "milli vanilli" ] }, { "qId": 7012, "qText": "Who created Facebook in 2004?", "qAns": [ "mark zuckerberg" ] }, { "qId": 7013, "qText": "Facebook announced the acquisition of what major photo app company in April 2012?", "qAns": [ "instagram" ] }, { "qId": 7014, "qText": "Last month, Facebook shelled out a cool $1 billion to acquire what photo application company?", "qAns": [ "instagram" ] }, { "qId": 7015, "qText": "Which corporation bought 1.6% of Facebook for $240m?", "qAns": [ "microsoft" ] }, { "qId": 7016, "qText": "Who was the owner of Manchester's Hacienda Club and Factory Records?", "qAns": [ "tony wilson" ] }, { "qId": 7017, "qText": "With which football club did Sir Matt Busby win an F.A. Cup winners medal as a player?", "qAns": [ "manchester city" ] }, { "qId": 7018, "qText": "In 1973, which club became the first Second Division side to win the FA Cup since the war?", "qAns": [ "sunderland" ] }, { "qId": 7019, "qText": "Which English football club won the FA Cup in 2009?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 7020, "qText": "Which English football team was both the last to win the FA Cup final at the old Wembley Stadium, and the first to win the FA Cup final at the New Wembley Stadium?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 7021, "qText": "Which team won the FA Cup in both the last final to be played at the old Wembley stadium and the first to be played at the new one?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 7022, "qText": "Who were the first winners of the FA Cup at the new Wembley Stadium?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 7023, "qText": "Who were the last team in the 20th century to win the FA Cup wearing stripes?", "qAns": [ "coventry city f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7024, "qText": "Which London football team won the FA Cup in 1988?", "qAns": [ "wimbledon" ] }, { "qId": 7025, "qText": "Which football club have appeared in 14 FA Cup finals, winning seven and losing seven. Their first final appearance was in 1914 ?", "qAns": [ "liverpool" ] }, { "qId": 7026, "qText": "As at the end of the 2004-05 season, which team last won the FA Cup from outside Englands top division?", "qAns": [ "west ham united" ] }, { "qId": 7027, "qText": "Which team opposed Bolton Wanderers in the 1923 'White Horse' F.A.Cup Final at Wembley?", "qAns": [ "west ham united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7028, "qText": "Which team won the FA Cup in 1975 - Alan Taylor scoring two goals in the final, as he had in the quarter- final and semi-final replay?", "qAns": [ "west ham united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7029, "qText": "In 1901 who became the last non-league winners of the FA Cup?", "qAns": [ "tottenham hotspur f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7030, "qText": "Since the foundation of the Football League which is the only team from outside the League (or Premier League) to win the FA Cup, doing so in 1901?", "qAns": [ "tottenham hotspur f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7031, "qText": "Which football club have appeared in 13 FA Cup finals, winning five and losing eight their first final appearance was in 1893 ?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 7032, "qText": "Which English football team became the first ever to win both the FA Cup and League Cup in the same season, when they did so in 1993?", "qAns": [ "arsenal" ] }, { "qId": 7033, "qText": "Which club won a 1960's FA Cup Final with defenders Dowd, Book, Pardoe, Doyle, Booth and Oakes?", "qAns": [ "manchester city f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7034, "qText": "In which country fid Fado music originate?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 7035, "qText": "Of which European country is 'fado' the national music?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 7036, "qText": "The style of singing known as Fado comes from which European country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 7037, "qText": "Which English Poet Laureate wrote The Faerie Queene?", "qAns": [ "edmund spenser" ] }, { "qId": 7038, "qText": "Who wrote the epic poem The Faerie Queen c.1590 - 1596?", "qAns": [ "edmund spenser" ] }, { "qId": 7039, "qText": "In Germanic mythology what sort of monster was Fafnir?", "qAns": [ "dragon" ] }, { "qId": 7040, "qText": "In Norse mythology, what type of creature did the dwarf king's son Fafnir become?", "qAns": [ "dragon" ] }, { "qId": 7041, "qText": "In which famous novel does Fagin appear?", "qAns": [ "oliver twist" ] }, { "qId": 7042, "qText": "Who played Fagin in the original West End production of Oliver and in the 1968 film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "ron moody" ] }, { "qId": 7043, "qText": "The species name Fagus as in Fagus Sylvatica and Fagus Purpurea has the common English name for which tree ?", "qAns": [ "beech" ] }, { "qId": 7044, "qText": " 'Fagus sylvatica' is the Latin name for which tree?", "qAns": [ "beech" ] }, { "qId": 7045, "qText": "What famed science fiction writer, who celebrates an august birthday, is perhaps best known for his dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451 and The Martian Chronicles?", "qAns": [ "ray bradbury" ] }, { "qId": 7046, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Fahrenheit 451' in 1953?", "qAns": [ "ray bradbury" ] }, { "qId": 7047, "qText": "The US think tank Fund For Peace comes out with a Failed States Index every year. Which country topped the list for a fourth consecutive year in 2011?", "qAns": [ "somalia" ] }, { "qId": 7048, "qText": "What is the name of the King of the Fairies in A Midsummer Night's Dream?", "qAns": [ "oberon" ] }, { "qId": 7049, "qText": "Theseus, Hyppolyta, Nick Bottom, and Oberon the King of the Fairies are in Shakespeare's play?", "qAns": [ "a midsummer night's dream" ] }, { "qId": 7050, "qText": "Joan, the Fair Maid of Kent, was the mother of which king of England?", "qAns": [ "richard ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 7051, "qText": "Joan, Countess of Salisbury, also known as The Fair Maid of Kent' and the mother of a King of England, was married to whom?", "qAns": [ "edward, the black prince" ] }, { "qId": 7052, "qText": "The Fair Maid of Perth is a novel by which author?", "qAns": [ "walter scott" ] }, { "qId": 7053, "qText": "Lake Louise and Fairview Mountain are tourist attractions in which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 7054, "qText": "Fairweather Johnson and Cracked Rear views were 1990s albums by which band?", "qAns": [ "hootie and the blowfish" ] }, { "qId": 7055, "qText": "Cobweb is a fairy in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "a midsummer night's dream" ] }, { "qId": 7056, "qText": "The Fairy Queen is a work by which composer?", "qAns": [ "purcell" ] }, { "qId": 7057, "qText": "The Hashemite ruler Faisal 2nd was the last king of which country?", "qAns": [ "iraq" ] }, { "qId": 7058, "qText": "Assassinated by his nephew in 1975, of which country was Faisal the king?", "qAns": [ "saudi arabia" ] }, { "qId": 7059, "qText": "With whom did Faith Evans had a No. 1 hit in 1997 with the song I'll Be Missing You?", "qAns": [ "puff daddy" ] }, { "qId": 7060, "qText": "Fakt is the biggest-selling daily newspaper in which European country?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 7061, "qText": "What kind of creature is a falabella?", "qAns": [ "horse" ] }, { "qId": 7062, "qText": "Thumper, Flower and Faline are all fictional characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "bambi" ] }, { "qId": 7063, "qText": "Edward I of England defeated whose forces at Falkirk on 22 July 1298?", "qAns": [ "william wallace" ] }, { "qId": 7064, "qText": "Which ancient structure ran from Old Kirkpatrick, Dumbartonshire to Bo'ness Falkirk?", "qAns": [ "antonine wall" ] }, { "qId": 7065, "qText": "What is the Falkirk wheel?", "qAns": [ "boat lift" ] }, { "qId": 7066, "qText": "What is the capital of the archipelago in the South Atlantic Ocean called The Falkland Islands?", "qAns": [ "stanley" ] }, { "qId": 7067, "qText": "What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?", "qAns": [ "stanley" ] }, { "qId": 7068, "qText": "Much in the news during the 'Falklands Crisis', on which island is Wideawake Airfield?", "qAns": [ "south georgia and the south sandwich islands" ] }, { "qId": 7069, "qText": "Which English playwright wrote the 1925 play 'Fallen Angels'?", "qAns": [ "noel coward" ] }, { "qId": 7070, "qText": "Who was Fallin in 2001?", "qAns": [ "alicia keys" ] }, { "qId": 7071, "qText": "Which female singer had the bestselling album in the UK in 1998 called `Falling Into You`?", "qAns": [ "celine dion" ] }, { "qId": 7072, "qText": "June 8, 1867 saw the birth of what American architect and interior designer, and leader of the Prairie school movement, whose most famous design is Fallingwater in Pittsburg?", "qAns": [ "frank lloyd wright" ] }, { "qId": 7073, "qText": "Which architect designed the house Fallingwater near Pittsburgh, and the Robie House in Chicago?", "qAns": [ "frank lloyd wright" ] }, { "qId": 7074, "qText": "Falstaff is the central character in which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the merry wives of windsor" ] }, { "qId": 7075, "qText": "Which Shakespeare play could be summarised as 'Falstaff's cynical seduction of two wealthy women goes awry when they find out about each other and decide to return the compliment by making him a laughing stock'?", "qAns": [ "the merry wives of windsor" ] }, { "qId": 7076, "qText": "Which is the only one of Shakespeare's comedies in which 'Falstaff' appears?", "qAns": [ "the merry wives of windsor" ] }, { "qId": 7077, "qText": "Which composer wrote the opera 'Falstaff', based on the Shakespeare play 'The Merry wives of Windsor'?", "qAns": [ "giuseppe verdi" ] }, { "qId": 7078, "qText": "Whose last opera was Falstaff?", "qAns": [ "giuseppe verdi" ] }, { "qId": 7079, "qText": "In 2002, who won BBC TVs `Fame Academy`?", "qAns": [ "david sneddon" ] }, { "qId": 7080, "qText": "Now permanently moored in Long Beach, CA, and serves as a hotel and restaurants, what famed Cunard liner first sailed on May 27, 1937 and was retired in 1967?", "qAns": [ "rms queen mary" ] }, { "qId": 7081, "qText": "Which one of these co-wrote with David Bowie, to a guitar riff written by Carlos Alomar, the song Fame, which was released by Bowie in 1975 on his Young Americans album?", "qAns": [ "john lennon" ] }, { "qId": 7082, "qText": "What taxonomic rank comes between Family and Species?", "qAns": [ "genus" ] }, { "qId": 7083, "qText": "Who first hosted Family Feud?", "qAns": [ "richard dawson" ] }, { "qId": 7084, "qText": "Who presented Family Fortunes in the two years between Bob Monkhouse and Les Dennis?", "qAns": [ "max bygraves" ] }, { "qId": 7085, "qText": "Who created the US animated series 'Family Guy' in 1998?", "qAns": [ "seth macfarlane" ] }, { "qId": 7086, "qText": "In the TV show Family Guy, what is the name of the Griffins` lecherous neighbour?", "qAns": [ "glenn quagmire" ] }, { "qId": 7087, "qText": "What is the name of the Griffin's sex-crazed airline pilot neighbour in the US television animated series 'Family Guy'?", "qAns": [ "glenn quagmire" ] }, { "qId": 7088, "qText": "Which US singer was born Alecia Moore in 1979, her hits include 'Get the Party Started', 'Family Portrait', 'Stupid Girls' and 'Who Knew'?", "qAns": [ "pink" ] }, { "qId": 7089, "qText": "The Family Stone backed up what San Francisco funk and soul singer?", "qAns": [ "sly stone" ] }, { "qId": 7090, "qText": "Which actor played Alex in the TV show `Family Ties`?", "qAns": [ "michael j fox" ] }, { "qId": 7091, "qText": "Who wrote children's books featuring Noddy and Big Ears, and the Famous Five?", "qAns": [ "enid blyton" ] }, { "qId": 7092, "qText": "Which 20th century composer wrote Fanfare for the Common Man?", "qAns": [ "aaron copland" ] }, { "qId": 7093, "qText": "US comedian, singer and actress Fania Borach, born in October 1891, was better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "fanny brice" ] }, { "qId": 7094, "qText": "Who plays Fanny Brice in the 1968 film 'Funny Girl'?", "qAns": [ "barbra streisand" ] }, { "qId": 7095, "qText": "Who wrote the 1940 novel 'Fanny By Gaslight'?", "qAns": [ "michael sadleir" ] }, { "qId": 7096, "qText": "Who was the author of 'Fanny Hill'?", "qAns": [ "john cleland" ] }, { "qId": 7097, "qText": "Fanny Price is the main character in which Jane Austen novel?", "qAns": [ "mansfield park" ] }, { "qId": 7098, "qText": "Which early Charles Dickens novel features the characters Wackford and Fanny Squeers, Smike, Newman Noggs and the Cheeryble brothers?", "qAns": [ "nicholas nickleby" ] }, { "qId": 7099, "qText": "Fanny Sunesson was the regular and highly successful caddie for which major golfer between 1990 and 1999?", "qAns": [ "nick faldo" ] }, { "qId": 7100, "qText": "Who was the British composer of 'Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis'?", "qAns": [ "ralph vaughan williams" ] }, { "qId": 7101, "qText": "Who composed the Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis ?", "qAns": [ "ralph vaughan williams" ] }, { "qId": 7102, "qText": "Who wrote 'Fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis'?", "qAns": [ "ralph vaughan williams" ] }, { "qId": 7103, "qText": "Which author created the character of Fantastic Mr Fox?", "qAns": [ "roald dahl" ] }, { "qId": 7104, "qText": "Which US actor is the voice of Mr Fox in the 2009 animated film 'Fantastic Mr Fox'?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 7105, "qText": "In which country would you find the rebel group FARC?", "qAns": [ "colombia" ] }, { "qId": 7106, "qText": "The FARC are the largest rebel group operating in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "colombia" ] }, { "qId": 7107, "qText": "The novels 'The Long Goodbye' and 'Farewell, My Lovely' feature which fictional detective?", "qAns": [ "philip marlowe" ] }, { "qId": 7108, "qText": "Which American author wrote `A Farewell To Arms` in 1929?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7109, "qText": "Born on the 21st July 1899, who wrote the novel 'A Farewell To Arms'?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7110, "qText": "Who wrote A Farewell to Arms in 1929?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7111, "qText": "Who wrote Farewell to Arms and The Sun Also Rises?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7112, "qText": "Who wrote the book A Farewell to Arms?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7113, "qText": "Who wrote Tree and Leaf and Farmer Giles of Ham?", "qAns": [ "j. r. r. tolkien" ] }, { "qId": 7114, "qText": "Which cartoonist produces The Far Side' series of cartoons?", "qAns": [ "gary larson" ] }, { "qId": 7115, "qText": "Which cartoonist published the `Far Side` cartoons?", "qAns": [ "gary larson" ] }, { "qId": 7116, "qText": "Who created the comic strip The Far Side?", "qAns": [ "gary larson" ] }, { "qId": 7117, "qText": "Oct 5, 1902 saw the birth of Ray Kroc, who started which ubiquitous food source, the most successful fast food operation in the world?", "qAns": [ "mcdonald's" ] }, { "qId": 7118, "qText": "May 15, 1940 saw the first restaurant in what fast food franchise, now the worlds largest, open in San Bernadino, Ca?", "qAns": [ "mcdonald's" ] }, { "qId": 7119, "qText": "Creed Prayer Alms Fasting Pilgrimage five pillars what religion?", "qAns": [ "islam" ] }, { "qId": 7120, "qText": "Which sea area is adjacent to Rockall, Sole and Fastnet?", "qAns": [ "shannon" ] }, { "qId": 7121, "qText": "In 2008, who was the President of Palestine and Fatah leader?", "qAns": [ "mahmoud abbas" ] }, { "qId": 7122, "qText": "Who played the part of Michael Douglas's wife in the film 'Fatal Attraction'?", "qAns": [ "anne archer" ] }, { "qId": 7123, "qText": "Norman Cook, known as Fat Boy Slim, began his music career as a member of which chart-topping group?", "qAns": [ "the housemartins" ] }, { "qId": 7124, "qText": "Named after a service station on the M4, which chef is proprietor of The Fat Duck and has been In Search of Perfection in print and on the media?", "qAns": [ "heston blumenthal" ] }, { "qId": 7125, "qText": "Which celebrity chef is the owner of the three Michelin-starred restaurant, The Fat Duck, in Bray, Berkshire, which has been voted the Best Restaurant in the UK for the past six yearsby The Good Food Guide ?", "qAns": [ "heston blumenthal" ] }, { "qId": 7126, "qText": "Which actor plays Father Brown in the latest T.V. series?", "qAns": [ "mark williams" ] }, { "qId": 7127, "qText": "Which English novelist is best known for his Father Brown detective series?", "qAns": [ "g. k. chesterton" ] }, { "qId": 7128, "qText": "A 1999 movie starring Peter O'Toole as Father Damien had the name of what island of the Hawaiian archipelago as its title?", "qAns": [ "molokai" ] }, { "qId": 7129, "qText": "In a 2005 vote, Father Damien, Jacques Brel, Mercator and Peter Paul Rubens all finished in the top-10 list of the greatest people of what country?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 7130, "qText": "Who was known as the Father of the Symphony?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 7131, "qText": "Who played the part of Father Ted in the T.V. series?", "qAns": [ "dermot morgan" ] }, { "qId": 7132, "qText": "What kissing disease, common among teenagers, can cause swollen lymph nodes and fatigue?", "qAns": [ "infectious mononucleosis" ] }, { "qId": 7133, "qText": "Fatima is a Christian shrine pilgrimage place in which country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 7134, "qText": "Which piano-playing singer's first hit was The Fat Man?", "qAns": [ "fats domino" ] }, { "qId": 7135, "qText": "Where did Fats Domino find his thrill in 1956?", "qAns": [ "blueberry hill" ] }, { "qId": 7136, "qText": "Fats Domino was noted for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "piano" ] }, { "qId": 7137, "qText": "Fats Waller was famous for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "piano" ] }, { "qId": 7138, "qText": "What is the name of the seismic fault line that runs for about 800 miles in California?", "qAns": [ "san andreas fault" ] }, { "qId": 7139, "qText": "Who wrote the opera Faust in 1859?", "qAns": [ "charles gounod" ] }, { "qId": 7140, "qText": "Who, more famous for his opera 'Faust', wrote the music used for the anthem of the Vatican City?", "qAns": [ "charles gounod" ] }, { "qId": 7141, "qText": "Which German writer, one of the key figures of the movement of Weimar Classicism in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, produced the two-part drama Faust, numerous poems and the novel The Sorrows of Young Werther?", "qAns": [ "johann wolfgang von goethe" ] }, { "qId": 7142, "qText": "Who once enjoyed eating human liver, fava beans, and a nice chianti?", "qAns": [ "hannibal lecter" ] }, { "qId": 7143, "qText": "Which band released a 2007 album entitled 'Favourite Worst Nightmare'?", "qAns": [ "arctic monkeys" ] }, { "qId": 7144, "qText": "In the Harry Potter books, what type of mythical creature is 'Fawkes'?", "qAns": [ "phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 7145, "qText": "In which seaside town was the TV show `Fawlty Towers` set?", "qAns": [ "torquay" ] }, { "qId": 7146, "qText": "Who along with John Cleese wrote 'Fawlty Towers'?", "qAns": [ "connie booth" ] }, { "qId": 7147, "qText": "Who co-wrote `Fawlty Towers` with John Cleese?", "qAns": [ "connie booth" ] }, { "qId": 7148, "qText": "Who played Manuel in `Fawlty Towers`?", "qAns": [ "andrew sachs" ] }, { "qId": 7149, "qText": "Which 1967 film ended with the deaths of the characters played by Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty?", "qAns": [ "bonnie and clyde" ] }, { "qId": 7150, "qText": "Faye Turney became famous as a member of which of the services?", "qAns": [ "royal navy" ] }, { "qId": 7151, "qText": "In which 1933 film did Fay Wray star as Ann Darrow?", "qAns": [ "king kong" ] }, { "qId": 7152, "qText": "Played on the big screen by Fay Wray, Jessica Lange, and Naomi Watts, Ann Darrow was the object of what creature's affection?", "qAns": [ "king kong" ] }, { "qId": 7153, "qText": "What is the profession of Fay Wray`s character in the 1933 film `King Kong` Journalist, Writer or Actress?", "qAns": [ "actress" ] }, { "qId": 7154, "qText": "Who was the first director of the FBI?", "qAns": [ "j. edgar hoover" ] }, { "qId": 7155, "qText": "On December 8th, 1941, FDR delivered his famous a date that will live in infamy speech. To what was he referring?", "qAns": [ "attack on pearl harbor" ] }, { "qId": 7156, "qText": "Which author wrote 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' and was known as the inventor of `gonzo' journalism?", "qAns": [ "hunter s. thompson" ] }, { "qId": 7157, "qText": "Who wrote Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?", "qAns": [ "hunter s. thompson" ] }, { "qId": 7158, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'Fear and Misery of the Third Reich'?", "qAns": [ "bertolt brecht" ] }, { "qId": 7159, "qText": "Who wrote the feminist work Fear of Flying?", "qAns": [ "erica jong" ] }, { "qId": 7160, "qText": "Which group has released the albums Fear Of Music, 'True Stories and Remain In Light?", "qAns": [ "talking heads" ] }, { "qId": 7161, "qText": "In Christian chronology when is the 'Feast of Stephen'?", "qAns": [ "december 26" ] }, { "qId": 7162, "qText": "The principal author of the US Constitution and writer of over 1/3 of the Federalist Papers, which US President, the 4th, was CIC during the War of 1812?", "qAns": [ "james madison" ] }, { "qId": 7163, "qText": "FIDE (Federation Internationale Des Echecs) is the world federation of which activity?", "qAns": [ "chess" ] }, { "qId": 7164, "qText": "Which Italian coastal resort is served by Federico Fellini Airport?", "qAns": [ "rimini" ] }, { "qId": 7165, "qText": "The term paparazzi' is derived from the name of a character in which film by Federico Fellini?", "qAns": [ "la dolce vita" ] }, { "qId": 7166, "qText": "What is the correct title of the Simon and Garfunkel song that is often called Feelin' Groovy?", "qAns": [ "the 59th street bridge song (feelin' groovy)" ] }, { "qId": 7167, "qText": "'Feel Like Making Love' and 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' were hit singles for which female artist?", "qAns": [ "roberta flack" ] }, { "qId": 7168, "qText": "Who had a 2012 hit with Feel So Close?", "qAns": [ "calvin harris" ] }, { "qId": 7169, "qText": "Fe is the chemical symbol for what metal?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 7170, "qText": "What does Fe represent in the Periodic Table?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 7171, "qText": "What element has chemical symbol Fe?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 7172, "qText": "Which chemical element has the symbol Fe?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 7173, "qText": "From the Latin ferrum, what element, with an atomic number 26, uses the symbol Fe?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 7174, "qText": "Felidae is the scientific name for which animals?", "qAns": [ "cats" ] }, { "qId": 7175, "qText": "Felipe de Jesus Calderon Hinojosa became President of which country in December 2006?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 7176, "qText": "Which nation in 2014 saw the abdication of Juan Carlos and the ascension of Felipe VI?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 7177, "qText": "Felix Hoffman discovered the worlds first synthetic drug 1897?", "qAns": [ "aspirin" ] }, { "qId": 7178, "qText": "Felix Salten wrote which Disney cartoon?", "qAns": [ "bambi" ] }, { "qId": 7179, "qText": "Which novel by Felix Salten was made into a movie by Walt Disney in 1942?", "qAns": [ "bambi" ] }, { "qId": 7180, "qText": "In the TV version of The Odd Couple, the part of Felix Ungar was played by Tony Randall. Which actor played the part in the original 1968 film?", "qAns": [ "jack lemmon" ] }, { "qId": 7181, "qText": "Flatmates Felix Unger and Oscar Madison are the central characters in which play, film and TV series?", "qAns": [ "the odd couple" ] }, { "qId": 7182, "qText": "Which series had the characters Felix Unger and Oscar Madison?", "qAns": [ "the odd couple" ] }, { "qId": 7183, "qText": "Oscar Madison and Felix Unger are better known as which fictional Neil Simon characters?", "qAns": [ "the odd couple" ] }, { "qId": 7184, "qText": "Of Oscar Madison and Felix Unger, which one was the slob?", "qAns": [ "the odd couple" ] }, { "qId": 7185, "qText": "Which Scottish pop band, formed 1985, released albums including Raintown, Fellow Hoodlums, Walking Back Home?", "qAns": [ "deacon blue" ] }, { "qId": 7186, "qText": "What is the name of the wizard and Leader of the Fellowship of the Ring in Tolkein's 'The Lord of the Rings'?", "qAns": [ "gandalf" ] }, { "qId": 7187, "qText": "The controversial book The Female Eunuch appeared in 1970. Who was the author ?", "qAns": [ "germaine greer" ] }, { "qId": 7188, "qText": "Which female impersonator, Daniel Carroll, whose career began in 1945 and whose most famous role was in the lead of a major production of Hello Dolly!, died in June 2009?", "qAns": [ "danny la rue" ] }, { "qId": 7189, "qText": "Which famous poet and author, born in India in 1865, wrote the poem 'The Female of the Species is More Deadly than the Male'?", "qAns": [ "rudyard kipling" ] }, { "qId": 7190, "qText": "Name the (founding) nationality of the 2010s women's rights group Femen, bare-breasted ambushers of Vladimir Putin and Parish Fashion Week, etc?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 7191, "qText": "'Adallo', 'Fenena' and 'Abigaillon' are characters in which opera by Verdi?", "qAns": [ "nabucco" ] }, { "qId": 7192, "qText": "What type of creature is a fennec?", "qAns": [ "fox" ] }, { "qId": 7193, "qText": "What MLB team calls Fenway Park home?", "qAns": [ "boston red sox" ] }, { "qId": 7194, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play do the characters of 'Ferdinand, King of Navarre', 'Longaville','Sir Nathaniel', 'Holofemes' and 'Dull, a Constable' appear?", "qAns": [ "love's labour's lost" ] }, { "qId": 7195, "qText": "What was the stage name of jazz pianist Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe?", "qAns": [ "jelly roll morton" ] }, { "qId": 7196, "qText": "Ferihegy international airport is in which country?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 7197, "qText": "From which country did Fernand Leger hail?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 7198, "qText": "Fernand Leger belonged to which school of art.?", "qAns": [ "cubist" ] }, { "qId": 7199, "qText": "Fernando Alonso drives for which F1 team?", "qAns": [ "scuderia ferrari" ] }, { "qId": 7200, "qText": "French intelligence service (DGSE) agents Captain Dominique Prieur and Commander Alain Mafart were convicted of the manslaughter of photographer Fernando Pereira and sinking a ship, Greenpeace's the Rainbow Warrior, in 1985, in which harbour?", "qAns": [ "auckland" ] }, { "qId": 7201, "qText": "Which football club broke the British transfer record in January 2011 by paying Liverpool F C 50million for Fernando Torres?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 7202, "qText": "Which TV cook is married to presenter Fern Britton?", "qAns": [ "phil vickery" ] }, { "qId": 7203, "qText": "Which model of Ferrari is named after the Italian word for 'redhead'?", "qAns": [ "ferrari testarossa" ] }, { "qId": 7204, "qText": "Who did Fess Parker play in on TV 1964?", "qAns": [ "daniel boone" ] }, { "qId": 7205, "qText": "In which of Shakespeare's plays does the fool Feste appear?", "qAns": [ "twelfth night" ] }, { "qId": 7206, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does the clown, Feste appear?", "qAns": [ "twelfth night" ] }, { "qId": 7207, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play does Feste the clown say Many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage?", "qAns": [ "twelfth night" ] }, { "qId": 7208, "qText": "To what religion would you belong if you celebrated 'Diwali' (The Festival of Lights)?", "qAns": [ "hinduism" ] }, { "qId": 7209, "qText": "Feta cheese is made primarily from the milk of what animal?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 7210, "qText": "What is the country of origin of the cheese called feta?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 7211, "qText": "Unst, Yell and Fetlar are part of which island group?", "qAns": [ "shetland" ] }, { "qId": 7212, "qText": "Fever was originally a 1956 hit for whom?", "qAns": [ "little willie john" ] }, { "qId": 7213, "qText": "Which London football club is the subject of the novel 'Fever Pitch' by Nick Hornby?", "qAns": [ "arsenal f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7214, "qText": "Nick Hornby`s book `Fever Pitch` is about supporting which English football team?", "qAns": [ "arsenal" ] }, { "qId": 7215, "qText": "The 2005 US film 'Fever Pitch', starring Drew Barrymore, is about which sport?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 7216, "qText": "At the 2002 `Top Of The Pops` awards, which singer won the best tour award for her `Fever` tour?", "qAns": [ "kylie minogue" ] }, { "qId": 7217, "qText": "What station is at the western end of the Ffestiniog railway in Wales?", "qAns": [ "porthmadog" ] }, { "qId": 7218, "qText": "Whom did Ffion Jenkins many in 1997?", "qAns": [ "william hague" ] }, { "qId": 7219, "qText": "Born in 1882, which famous Irishman left Sinn Fein in 1926, and founded Fianna Fail?", "qAns": [ "eamon de valera" ] }, { "qId": 7220, "qText": "What fictional detective is featured in the novel/movie The Hound of the Baskervilles?", "qAns": [ "sherlock holmes" ] }, { "qId": 7221, "qText": "FIDE govern what game?", "qAns": [ "chess" ] }, { "qId": 7222, "qText": " 'Fidelio' is the only opera written by which composer?", "qAns": [ "beethoven" ] }, { "qId": 7223, "qText": "'Fidelio' is the only opera written by which composer?", "qAns": [ "ludwig van beethoven" ] }, { "qId": 7224, "qText": "What sport is featured in the film Field of Dreams starring Kevin Costner?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 7225, "qText": "The Fields Medal is equal to a Nobel prize in what area?", "qAns": [ "mathematics" ] }, { "qId": 7226, "qText": "Name the Swiss football administrator who served as the eighth president of FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) from 1998 to 2015 and banned from office after an ethics investigation?", "qAns": [ "sepp blatter" ] }, { "qId": 7227, "qText": "FIFA is an international organization governing what sport?", "qAns": [ "association football" ] }, { "qId": 7228, "qText": "The international body called FIFA administers which sport?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 7229, "qText": "With what is FIFA usually associated?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 7230, "qText": "Globo Esporte, which carried the headline 'HAHAHAHAHAHAHA' following Argentina's 4-0 defeat by Germany in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, is a newspaper in which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 7231, "qText": "Who hosted the celebrity version of Fifteen to One which had one episode last September and four in June this year?", "qAns": [ "adam hills" ] }, { "qId": 7232, "qText": "Which composers fifth symphony is known as The Reformation?", "qAns": [ "felix mendelssohn" ] }, { "qId": 7233, "qText": "Whose fifth symphony is known as The Reformation?", "qAns": [ "felix mendelssohn" ] }, { "qId": 7234, "qText": "Who is the author of the best-selling Fifty Shades of Grey series?", "qAns": [ "e. l. james" ] }, { "qId": 7235, "qText": "Which boxer bit both of Evander Holyfield's ears in a fight for the WBA World Heavyweight Championship on 28 June 1997?", "qAns": [ "mike tyson" ] }, { "qId": 7236, "qText": "Which actor has appeared in the films `Se7en', 'Fight Club', 'Inglourious Basterds' and 'Oceans Eleven'?", "qAns": [ "brad pitt" ] }, { "qId": 7237, "qText": "Sir Thomas Sopwith designed what famous British biplane fighter aircraft, whose name combined his own name with an animal?", "qAns": [ "sopwith camel" ] }, { "qId": 7238, "qText": "What was the name of the German fighter pilot known as the Red Baron, officially credited with 80 confirmed air combat victories, who died in 1918, from wounds sustained in combat?", "qAns": [ "manfred von richthofen" ] }, { "qId": 7239, "qText": "Who won an Academy Award for best supporting actor forThe Fighter?", "qAns": [ "christian bale" ] }, { "qId": 7240, "qText": "Which group had two sets of parentheses either side of 'Fight for Your Right' in 1987?", "qAns": [ "beastie boys" ] }, { "qId": 7241, "qText": "What University's athletes are called the Fighting Irish?", "qAns": [ "notre dame" ] }, { "qId": 7242, "qText": "Who painted 'The Fighting Temeraire'?", "qAns": [ "j. m. w. turner" ] }, { "qId": 7243, "qText": "Among the works of which English landscape painter are The Fighting Temeraire and The Sun of Venice Going to Sea?", "qAns": [ "turner" ] }, { "qId": 7244, "qText": "The Fighting Temeraire is a work by which artist?", "qAns": [ "turner" ] }, { "qId": 7245, "qText": "Who painted the picture of The Fighting Temeraire?", "qAns": [ "turner" ] }, { "qId": 7246, "qText": "In a coup in 2006, who seized power in Fiji?", "qAns": [ "frank bainimarama" ] }, { "qId": 7247, "qText": "What is the capitol of Fiji?", "qAns": [ "suva" ] }, { "qId": 7248, "qText": "What subregion of Oceania includes Fiji, New Caledonia, New Guinea, Norfolk Island, the Solomon Islands, the Torres Strait Islands and Vanuatu?", "qAns": [ "melanesia" ] }, { "qId": 7249, "qText": "Filbert Fox is the mascot of which English football club?", "qAns": [ "leicester city f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7250, "qText": "What is the first name of US actor and film director Spike Lee?", "qAns": [ "shelton" ] }, { "qId": 7251, "qText": "Who directed the film Life of Pi?", "qAns": [ "ang lee" ] }, { "qId": 7252, "qText": "What was the first name of British film producer J Arthur Rank?", "qAns": [ "joseph" ] }, { "qId": 7253, "qText": "Which Hollywood actor starred in 142 of his 153 films, having had more leading roles than any other actor.?", "qAns": [ "john wayne" ] }, { "qId": 7254, "qText": "FINA is the governing body of what amateur sport?", "qAns": [ "swimming" ] }, { "qId": 7255, "qText": "The FINA World Championships contain five sports - diving, swimming, open water swimming, synchronised swimming and which other?", "qAns": [ "water polo" ] }, { "qId": 7256, "qText": "Who had a 2012 hit album with Finally Famous?", "qAns": [ "big sean" ] }, { "qId": 7257, "qText": "Finding Dory is a sequel to which animated film?", "qAns": [ "finding nemo" ] }, { "qId": 7258, "qText": "In Finding Nemo, what was the name of Nemo's father.?", "qAns": [ "marlin" ] }, { "qId": 7259, "qText": "On which island will you find 'Fingal's Cave'?", "qAns": [ "staffa" ] }, { "qId": 7260, "qText": "Which Valentine had number one hits in the UK called Finger Of Suspicion and Christmas Alphabet?", "qAns": [ "dickie valentine" ] }, { "qId": 7261, "qText": "Who won the 2010 Man-Booker Prize with the novel The Finkler Question ?", "qAns": [ "howard jacobson" ] }, { "qId": 7262, "qText": "What is the capital city of Finland?", "qAns": [ "helsinki" ] }, { "qId": 7263, "qText": "What is the currency unit of Finland?", "qAns": [ "finnish markka" ] }, { "qId": 7264, "qText": "What was the currency of Finland between 1860 and 2002?", "qAns": [ "finnish markka" ] }, { "qId": 7265, "qText": "Finland has two official languages. Finnish is one. What is the other?", "qAns": [ "swedish" ] }, { "qId": 7266, "qText": "In terms of population, which is the second largest city in Finland?", "qAns": [ "espoo" ] }, { "qId": 7267, "qText": "Who composed 'Finlandia' (1899) and the 'Karelia Suite' (c 1893)?", "qAns": [ "jean sibelius" ] }, { "qId": 7268, "qText": "Who composed the piece Finlandia?", "qAns": [ "sibelius" ] }, { "qId": 7269, "qText": "Caputo '00' flour, fior di latte, and San Marzano plum tomatoes are typical authentic ingredients of what traditional food?", "qAns": [ "pizza" ] }, { "qId": 7270, "qText": "Which 1790 Mozart opera features the heroines Dorabella and Fiordiligi?", "qAns": [ "cosi fan tutte" ] }, { "qId": 7271, "qText": "In which Commonwealth country is 'Fiordland National Park'?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 7272, "qText": "Milford Sound in Fiordland National Park that was once judged the world's top travel destination is in which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 7273, "qText": "Which Russian composer 1882-1971, wrote the ballets 'Firebird' and 'Petrushka'?", "qAns": [ "igor stravinsky" ] }, { "qId": 7274, "qText": "Whose compositions included 'The Firebird' and 'Petrushka'?", "qAns": [ "igor stravinsky" ] }, { "qId": 7275, "qText": "Who had a 2010 hit with Fireflies?", "qAns": [ "owl city" ] }, { "qId": 7276, "qText": "Which American President broadcast 'Fireside Chats' to the American people in the 1930's?", "qAns": [ "franklin d. roosevelt" ] }, { "qId": 7277, "qText": "Who was the British nurse arrested in Brussels and shot by firing squad in 1915 on suspicion of helping Allied solders to escape?", "qAns": [ "edith cavell" ] }, { "qId": 7278, "qText": "Who composed 'On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring'?", "qAns": [ "frederick delius" ] }, { "qId": 7279, "qText": "Sheryl Crow has released her version of the Rod Stewart number one First Cut Is The Deepest, but who released it ten years before he did?", "qAns": [ "p. p. arnold" ] }, { "qId": 7280, "qText": "January 15, 1967 saw the first ever Super Bowl as the Kansas City Chiefs lost to whom, by a score of 35-10?", "qAns": [ "green bay packers" ] }, { "qId": 7281, "qText": "In which country was the first FIFA World Cup held?", "qAns": [ "uruguay" ] }, { "qId": 7282, "qText": "Whose plays were all compiled by by Heminges and Condell and published in a volume called 'First Folio' seven years after his death?", "qAns": [ "william shakespeare" ] }, { "qId": 7283, "qText": "Who, in 2010, became the first Green Party member of the House of Commons?", "qAns": [ "caroline lucas" ] }, { "qId": 7284, "qText": "Although born Claudia Alta Taylor, by what name is President Lyndon Johnson's first lady better known as?", "qAns": [ "lady bird johnson" ] }, { "qId": 7285, "qText": "Who was the First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945 ?", "qAns": [ "eleanor roosevelt" ] }, { "qId": 7286, "qText": "In 1999 who became the First Minister of Scotland?", "qAns": [ "donald dewar" ] }, { "qId": 7287, "qText": "Who is the leader of the Scottish Nationalist Party, and currently, the First Minister of Scotland?", "qAns": [ "alex salmond" ] }, { "qId": 7288, "qText": "Who became the First Minister of Scotland when the Scottish Parliament was established in 1999?", "qAns": [ "donald dewar" ] }, { "qId": 7289, "qText": "Where were the first modern Olympic Games held, from 6 to 15 April 1896?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 7290, "qText": "What is the title of the first-person shooter science fiction video game, released by id Software in 1993?", "qAns": [ "doom" ] }, { "qId": 7291, "qText": "What was the first team sport included in the Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 7292, "qText": "Who had a hit in 1988 with `The First Time`?", "qAns": [ "robin beck" ] }, { "qId": 7293, "qText": "In Rome, who formed the 'First Triumvirate' with Julius Caesar and Crassus?", "qAns": [ "pompey" ] }, { "qId": 7294, "qText": "Name the venue for the first Winter Olympic Games, held in 1924 ?", "qAns": [ "chamonix" ] }, { "qId": 7295, "qText": "Who was president for the duration of the First World War?", "qAns": [ "woodrow wilson" ] }, { "qId": 7296, "qText": "Who was the Prime Minister of Britain at the start of the First World War?", "qAns": [ "herbert asquith" ] }, { "qId": 7297, "qText": "What major 1915 campaign of the First World War is also called as the Battle of Canakkale and is credited with shaping the consciousness of more than one country?", "qAns": [ "gallipoli campaign" ] }, { "qId": 7298, "qText": "In the First World War, what other name is given to the third battle of Ypres of June 1917?", "qAns": [ "passchendaele" ] }, { "qId": 7299, "qText": "What was the sequel to a Fish Called Wanda?", "qAns": [ "fierce creatures" ] }, { "qId": 7300, "qText": "Who co-starred with Robin Williams in The Fisher King?", "qAns": [ "jeff bridges" ] }, { "qId": 7301, "qText": "What is the name of the Japanese dish of bite-sized pieces of raw fish served with dipping sauces, vegetables and wasabi?", "qAns": [ "sashimi" ] }, { "qId": 7302, "qText": "A Skipjack is which type of fish?", "qAns": [ "tuna" ] }, { "qId": 7303, "qText": "In which rock band was Fish the lead singer?", "qAns": [ "marillion" ] }, { "qId": 7304, "qText": "A Fistfull of Dollars was filmed on location in which country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 7305, "qText": "Which Italian composer wrote the film music for the movies A fistful of dollars, The good, the bad and the ugly and The mission ?", "qAns": [ "ennio morricone" ] }, { "qId": 7306, "qText": "Which author wrote the novels `The Odessa File`, `The Fourth Protocol` and `The Fist Of God`?", "qAns": [ "frederick forsyth" ] }, { "qId": 7307, "qText": "Who was murdered by Fitzurse, de Tracy, de Morville and Le Breton ?", "qAns": [ "thomas becket" ] }, { "qId": 7308, "qText": "In which town or city is the Fitzwilliam Museum?", "qAns": [ "cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 7309, "qText": "The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which British town or city?", "qAns": [ "cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 7310, "qText": "Which group had a number one hit in 2004 called `Five Colours in Her Hair`?", "qAns": [ "mcfly" ] }, { "qId": 7311, "qText": "The symbols known as the 'Five Ks' are central to which religion?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 7312, "qText": "Which religion has Five K's (Kesh, Kangha, Kachera, Kara and Kirpan)?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 7313, "qText": "Who wrote Five Red Herrings and The Nine Tailors?", "qAns": [ "dorothy l. sayers" ] }, { "qId": 7314, "qText": "The Turbans, The Five Satins, and The Diamonds helped establish what musical style?", "qAns": [ "doo-wop" ] }, { "qId": 7315, "qText": "The Flamengo Vs Fluminense football derby, also known as the Fla-Flu is contested between two teams based in which city?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 7316, "qText": "Flanders is part of what country?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 7317, "qText": "Born on Dec 9, 1886, which Brooklyn, NY resident invented the process of flash freezing food to prevent damage to the food?", "qAns": [ "clarence birdseye" ] }, { "qId": 7318, "qText": "Who was the main enemy of Flash Gordon?", "qAns": [ "ming the merciless" ] }, { "qId": 7319, "qText": "Which band composed, performed and produced the soundtrack to the 1980 film 'Flash Gordon'?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 7320, "qText": "Which group released the soundtrack for the 1980 film Flash Gordon?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 7321, "qText": "Which American cartoonist was responsible for the popular 1934 comic strip Flash Gordon ?", "qAns": [ "alex raymond" ] }, { "qId": 7322, "qText": "Who first played Flash Gordon on film?", "qAns": [ "buster crabbe" ] }, { "qId": 7323, "qText": "Who played Flash Gordon in the 1936 film of that title?", "qAns": [ "buster crabbe" ] }, { "qId": 7324, "qText": "Who had number ones in 1996 with Flava and I Feel You?", "qAns": [ "peter andre" ] }, { "qId": 7325, "qText": "Where is the Flavian Amphitheatre?", "qAns": [ "rome" ] }, { "qId": 7326, "qText": "Who was the founder of the Flavian dynasty of Roman emperors?", "qAns": [ "vespasian" ] }, { "qId": 7327, "qText": "Who married stylist Ric Pipino in 1997, divorced him in 2002, had a daughter by Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, married musician Seal in 2005, and had 3 three more children with him between 2005 and 2009?", "qAns": [ "heidi klum" ] }, { "qId": 7328, "qText": "J Rock, Flawless, Cherise and Nasia were members of which group?", "qAns": [ "big brovaz" ] }, { "qId": 7329, "qText": "The single Sara was from Fleetwood Mac's 12th studio album (that followed the album Rumours), released in 1979. What was the album?", "qAns": [ "tusk" ] }, { "qId": 7330, "qText": "Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac avoided black clothing to distance herself from the dark arts associations surrounding her as a result of which of the band's hit song?", "qAns": [ "rhiannon" ] }, { "qId": 7331, "qText": "Who is the only member of the current membership of Fleetwood Mac who does not play an instrument regularly on stage?", "qAns": [ "stevie nicks" ] }, { "qId": 7332, "qText": "Who of these is most associated with Fleetwood Mac?", "qAns": [ "stevie nicks" ] }, { "qId": 7333, "qText": "In which country is Flemington park race course?", "qAns": [ "melbourne" ] }, { "qId": 7334, "qText": "Who wrote the novels 'Resurrection Men' and 'Fleshmarket Close'?", "qAns": [ "ian rankin" ] }, { "qId": 7335, "qText": "Which actor played the roll of Fletcher Christian in the 1962 film Mutiny on the Bounty?", "qAns": [ "marlon brando" ] }, { "qId": 7336, "qText": "Who played 'Fletcher Christian' to Charles Laughton's 'Captain Bligh' in the film 'Mutiny On The Bounty'?", "qAns": [ "clark gable" ] }, { "qId": 7337, "qText": "What was the follow up series of Porridge with Fletcher being released from jail?", "qAns": [ "going straight" ] }, { "qId": 7338, "qText": "Who wrote the Flight of the Bumble Bee?", "qAns": [ "nikolai rimsky-korsakov" ] }, { "qId": 7339, "qText": "Who composed the famous Flight of the Bumble Bee?", "qAns": [ "rimsky-korsakov" ] }, { "qId": 7340, "qText": "The flight of the Bumblebee comes from which Opera?", "qAns": [ "the tale of tsar saltan" ] }, { "qId": 7341, "qText": "Who played Fred Flinstone in the 1994 film 'The Flintstones'?", "qAns": [ "john goodman" ] }, { "qId": 7342, "qText": "In the 1994 film The Flintstones, which legendary actress played Fred Flintstone's mother-in-law?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth taylor" ] }, { "qId": 7343, "qText": "Which Scottish king was killed at the Battle of Flodden in 1513?", "qAns": [ "james iv of scotland" ] }, { "qId": 7344, "qText": "Which Scottish monarch was killed at the Battle of Flodden Field in 1513?", "qAns": [ "james iv of scotland" ] }, { "qId": 7345, "qText": "In which English Country did the Battle of Flodden Field take place?", "qAns": [ "northumberland" ] }, { "qId": 7346, "qText": "In which English county is Flodden Field, the site of the famous battle of the same name?", "qAns": [ "northumberland" ] }, { "qId": 7347, "qText": "The site of the Battle of Flodden Field is in which county?", "qAns": [ "northumberland" ] }, { "qId": 7348, "qText": "Which 1898 Henry James novel features children named Miles and Flora?", "qAns": [ "the turn of the screw" ] }, { "qId": 7349, "qText": "Flora, Merryweather and King Hubert are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "sleeping beauty" ] }, { "qId": 7350, "qText": "In which novel does Flora Poste move to live with her relatives, the Starkadders, in Sussex?", "qAns": [ "cold comfort farm" ] }, { "qId": 7351, "qText": "Which 1932 novel has characters 'Flora Poste', 'Seth Starkadder' and 'Adam Lambsbreath'?", "qAns": [ "cold comfort farm" ] }, { "qId": 7352, "qText": "Which TV period drama is based on the writings of Flora Thompson and features the characters Dorcas Lane, Thomas Brown and Laura Timmins?", "qAns": [ "lark rise to candleford" ] }, { "qId": 7353, "qText": "Firenze (Florence) is the capital city of which Italian region?", "qAns": [ "tuscany" ] }, { "qId": 7354, "qText": "What Italian region has its capital in Florence?", "qAns": [ "tuscany" ] }, { "qId": 7355, "qText": "What book was published by Florence Nightingale in 1860?", "qAns": [ "notes on nursing" ] }, { "qId": 7356, "qText": "In which European city was Crimean War nurse Florence Nightingale born?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 7357, "qText": "Emperor Pedro II, Deodoro da Fonseca, Floriano Peixoto, Manuel Vitorino Pereira and Prudente de Morais are names that crop up in the politics of what country in the 19th century?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 7358, "qText": "What is the correct title of a 2008 Flo Rida No.1?", "qAns": [ "low" ] }, { "qId": 7359, "qText": "What is the state capital of Florida?", "qAns": [ "tallahassee, florida" ] }, { "qId": 7360, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Florida?", "qAns": [ "tallahassee, florida" ] }, { "qId": 7361, "qText": "Which state of the USA lies between South Carolina and Florida?", "qAns": [ "georgia" ] }, { "qId": 7362, "qText": "Six states in the USA are split between two time zones, Eastern and Central. They are Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee and which other?", "qAns": [ "alabama" ] }, { "qId": 7363, "qText": "On what bay does St. Petersburg, Florida lie?", "qAns": [ "tampa bay" ] }, { "qId": 7364, "qText": "What island is the southernmost point of the Florida Keys?", "qAns": [ "key west" ] }, { "qId": 7365, "qText": "What is the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys?", "qAns": [ "key west" ] }, { "qId": 7366, "qText": "What sport is played by the Florida Marlins?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 7367, "qText": "What kind of animal is Flower in the animated movie Bambi?", "qAns": [ "skunk" ] }, { "qId": 7368, "qText": "What type of animal was Bambi's friend Flower?", "qAns": [ "skunk" ] }, { "qId": 7369, "qText": "`Flowers In The Rain` holds the distinction of being the very first record played on Radio One, but who performed it?", "qAns": [ "the move" ] }, { "qId": 7370, "qText": "What was originally called flowmatic?", "qAns": [ "cobol" ] }, { "qId": 7371, "qText": "The Twingo, the Fluence and the Latitude are all models of car that are made by which company?", "qAns": [ "renault" ] }, { "qId": 7372, "qText": "Which member of the woodwind family of musical instruments, a sort of half-sized flute, gets its name from the Italian for small?", "qAns": [ "piccolo" ] }, { "qId": 7373, "qText": "Which orchestral instrument is the smallest member of the flute family?", "qAns": [ "piccolo" ] }, { "qId": 7374, "qText": "Which is the smallest instrument in the flute family?", "qAns": [ "piccolo" ] }, { "qId": 7375, "qText": "Which is the smallest member of the flute family?", "qAns": [ "piccolo" ] }, { "qId": 7376, "qText": "Which singing-songwriting founder of the Flying Burrito Brothers died age 26, after which his body was 'stolen' by a friend and burnt in the Joshua Tree National Park?", "qAns": [ "gram parsons" ] }, { "qId": 7377, "qText": "What type of transport was `The Flying Dutchman`?", "qAns": [ "ship" ] }, { "qId": 7378, "qText": "Which composer has amongst his work the The Flying Dutchman and Rienzi?", "qAns": [ "wagner" ] }, { "qId": 7379, "qText": "Which island's capital is Flying Fish Cove?", "qAns": [ "christmas island" ] }, { "qId": 7380, "qText": "Which company manufactured the WW2 plane, the B17, known as the Flying Fortress?", "qAns": [ "boeing" ] }, { "qId": 7381, "qText": "The flying fox is a large what?", "qAns": [ "megabat" ] }, { "qId": 7382, "qText": "The Flying Pickets were a British vocal group who had Christmas no1 hit in 1983. What was the title of the song.?", "qAns": [ "only you" ] }, { "qId": 7383, "qText": "Which group had a hit with Flying Without Wings in 1999?", "qAns": [ "westlife" ] }, { "qId": 7384, "qText": "Mother Gothel, Vladimir and Flynn Rider are all characters in which 2010 Disney film?", "qAns": [ "tangled" ] }, { "qId": 7385, "qText": "Which actor played the lead role in the 1986 remake of the horror film The Fly?", "qAns": [ "jeff goldblum" ] }, { "qId": 7386, "qText": "What would you expect if you asked for Focaccia in an Italian restaurant?", "qAns": [ "bread" ] }, { "qId": 7387, "qText": "Foeniculum Vulgare is the Latin name for what?", "qAns": [ "fennel" ] }, { "qId": 7388, "qText": "Thought to have received the name because its riverside location made it susceptible to concentrations of fog and industrial smoke, Foggy Bottom is one of the oldest and best known neighborhoods of which US city?", "qAns": [ "washington, d.c." ] }, { "qId": 7389, "qText": "What organ is foie gras made from?", "qAns": [ "liver" ] }, { "qId": 7390, "qText": "Which country's parliament is called the Folketing?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 7391, "qText": "Who was known as the Queen of Folk Music?", "qAns": [ "joan baez" ] }, { "qId": 7392, "qText": "Which recording artist, originally a folk singer, had top ten hits in the early 1970's with There but for fortune and The night they drove old Dixie down?", "qAns": [ "joan baez" ] }, { "qId": 7393, "qText": "In 'Follow That Camel', the fourteenth Carry On film, Sid James was replaced by which US actor?", "qAns": [ "phil silvers" ] }, { "qId": 7394, "qText": "Glen Ford played which legendary golfer in the 1950's Hollywood biopic, 'Follow the Sun'?", "qAns": [ "ben hogan" ] }, { "qId": 7395, "qText": "The 1951 movie 'Follow The Sun', that starred Glenn Ford in the leading role, was a biographical film of the life of which American Golf legend?", "qAns": [ "ben hogan" ] }, { "qId": 7396, "qText": "Which golfer was portrayed by Glenn Ford in the 1951 film Follow the Sun?", "qAns": [ "ben hogan" ] }, { "qId": 7397, "qText": "Which groups first UK top ten hit was `Follow You, Follow Me` in 1978?", "qAns": [ "genesis" ] }, { "qId": 7398, "qText": "In which 18th century war were the battles of Dettingen and Fontenoy?", "qAns": [ "war of the austrian succession" ] }, { "qId": 7399, "qText": "What is given to a food additive approved for use in the European Union?", "qAns": [ "e number" ] }, { "qId": 7400, "qText": "Taylor Hawkins plays which instrument in the Foo Fighters?", "qAns": [ "drums" ] }, { "qId": 7401, "qText": "Fool Fool Fool was the second single released by which act?", "qAns": [ "the clovers" ] }, { "qId": 7402, "qText": "In the early 1990s, Nike ran a series of Bo Knows TV commercial featuring what athlete, the first in the modern era to play both professional football and baseball in the same year, trying his hand at various sports, including basketball (with Michael Jordan) and Tennis (with John McEnroe)?", "qAns": [ "bo jackson" ] }, { "qId": 7403, "qText": "Which international football team, in 1953, became the first to beat England at Wembley?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 7404, "qText": "Which now retired English football referee booked Croatian Josip Simunic three times (playing against Australia) in the 2006 World Cup?", "qAns": [ "graham poll" ] }, { "qId": 7405, "qText": "Also the name of a football team, what was the middle name of former Rangers and Liverpool winger Mark Walters?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 7406, "qText": "Who became English football's most expensive player when he moved from Middlesbrough to Manchester United for 2.3 million in August 1989?", "qAns": [ "gary pallister" ] }, { "qId": 7407, "qText": "Who is the only man to have captained England at both cricket and football?", "qAns": [ "r. e. foster" ] }, { "qId": 7408, "qText": "Which football team formerly played their home games at Roker Park?", "qAns": [ "sunderland" ] }, { "qId": 7409, "qText": "The Gulls is the nickname of which English Football League team?", "qAns": [ "torquay united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7410, "qText": "Which Serbian football club is the only one from that country to win an UEFA completion?", "qAns": [ "red star belgrade" ] }, { "qId": 7411, "qText": "Which is the only team to have won football's Premier League once and once only?", "qAns": [ "blackburn rovers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7412, "qText": "Which British football team is nicknamed the Blades?", "qAns": [ "sheffield united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7413, "qText": "Which Scottish football team are nicknamed the Arabs because they used to play on a pitch which was very sandy?", "qAns": [ "dundee united" ] }, { "qId": 7414, "qText": "In April 1946, Derby County beat which football team in the first FA Cup final since the end of the war?", "qAns": [ "charlton athletic f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7415, "qText": "Former international football manager Mick McCarthy now manages which Football League team?", "qAns": [ "ipswich town f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7416, "qText": "Which is the only team that has never been relegated from the top tier (Premier or old First Division) of English football?", "qAns": [ "wigan athletic f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7417, "qText": "Which football club did Kenny Dalglish leave in 1977 to join Liverpool?", "qAns": [ "celtic" ] }, { "qId": 7418, "qText": "Which English football team is nicknamed 'The Cobblers'?", "qAns": [ "northampton town f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7419, "qText": "Which English football team started life as Singers FC in 1895?", "qAns": [ "coventry city f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7420, "qText": "Which English football league team are known as The Posh'?", "qAns": [ "peterborough united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7421, "qText": "Which English football league club is based in Cleethorpes?", "qAns": [ "grimsby town f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7422, "qText": "By what name are Football League team Heaton Norris now known?", "qAns": [ "stockport county f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7423, "qText": "What football league team did cricketer Ian Botham play for?", "qAns": [ "scunthorpe united" ] }, { "qId": 7424, "qText": "Which Lancashire football club plays home games at the Globe Arena, moving from Christie Park in 2010?", "qAns": [ "morecambe" ] }, { "qId": 7425, "qText": "Which Scottish League football team used to be called the Diamonds (they folded and a new club was formed)?", "qAns": [ "airdrieonians f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7426, "qText": "'Based in the East Riding of Yorkshire, which football club is owned by Assem Allam?", "qAns": [ "hull city a.f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7427, "qText": "Which Football League club was founded in 2004?", "qAns": [ "milton keynes dons f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7428, "qText": "Which English football club was nicknamed 'The Crazy Gang' by the media in the 1980's and 90's?", "qAns": [ "wimbledon fc" ] }, { "qId": 7429, "qText": "In the English and Scottish football leagues, which team has the longest name?", "qAns": [ "inverness caledonian thistle f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7430, "qText": "Which Scottish football team moved home from Annfield to the Forthbank Stadium?", "qAns": [ "stirling albion f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7431, "qText": "Fred the Red is the mascot of which English football club?", "qAns": [ "manchester united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7432, "qText": "Which British football team won the European Cup in 1968?", "qAns": [ "manchester united" ] }, { "qId": 7433, "qText": "Which English football club is nicknamed 'The Baggies'?", "qAns": [ "west bromwich albion f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7434, "qText": "Who were Manchester Utd's opponents in January 1948, when the highest ever attendance at a Football League match was recorded?", "qAns": [ "arsenal f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7435, "qText": "Randolph Lerner is the chairman of which Premiership football club?", "qAns": [ "aston villa f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7436, "qText": "From which English football club did Rupert Lowe resign when the club was placed into administration in 2009?", "qAns": [ "southampton" ] }, { "qId": 7437, "qText": "In March 1967, which English football team became the first 3rd Division club to win the League Cup?", "qAns": [ "queens park rangers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7438, "qText": "Which Football League team is nicknamed 'The Hornets'?", "qAns": [ "watford" ] }, { "qId": 7439, "qText": "On which Premier League football clubs badge would you find Prince Rupert's Tower?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 7440, "qText": "Which football team were losing FA Cup finalists three times during the 1980`s?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 7441, "qText": "Which football team started life called Dial Square FC?", "qAns": [ "arsenal" ] }, { "qId": 7442, "qText": "Who is the President of the Football Association?", "qAns": [ "prince william, duke of cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 7443, "qText": "Who was the first professional footballer to be knighted?", "qAns": [ "stanley matthews" ] }, { "qId": 7444, "qText": "Who was the first black footballer to score for England?", "qAns": [ "luther blissett" ] }, { "qId": 7445, "qText": "Who was European footballer of the year for 2000?", "qAns": [ "luis figo" ] }, { "qId": 7446, "qText": "What England footballer successfully defended a charge of affray in July 2009?", "qAns": [ "steven gerrard" ] }, { "qId": 7447, "qText": "Scotland beat Argentina 21-19 in a rugby union international in June played in Cordoba in a stadium named after which footballer, winner of the Golden Boot in the 1978 FIFA World Cup?", "qAns": [ "mario kempes" ] }, { "qId": 7448, "qText": "Which footballer was best man at David and Victoria Beckham's wedding?", "qAns": [ "gary neville" ] }, { "qId": 7449, "qText": "As at 2005, who is the only footballer to have scored in every round of a World Cup including the Final?", "qAns": [ "jairzinho" ] }, { "qId": 7450, "qText": "Winning 126 caps between 1985 and 1998, who is Spain's most capped footballer?", "qAns": [ "andoni zubizarreta" ] }, { "qId": 7451, "qText": "British comedian/presenter Clive, Scottish singer/musician Ian and English footballer Vivian all share which surname?", "qAns": [ "anderson" ] }, { "qId": 7452, "qText": "Footballer George Best, made his name with Manchester United, but with which club did he finish his league career?", "qAns": [ "bournemouth" ] }, { "qId": 7453, "qText": "Ronaldo collected the World Footballer Of The Year Award in 1996 and 1997, when playing for which club?", "qAns": [ "inter milan" ] }, { "qId": 7454, "qText": "For which club was Zinedine Zidane signed when voted World Footballer Of The Year in 1998 and 2000?", "qAns": [ "juventus f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7455, "qText": "Scottish footballer Kenny Dalglish played for which English club from 1977 to 1990?", "qAns": [ "liverpool fc" ] }, { "qId": 7456, "qText": "Former professional footballer Neil Ruddock played for which English club from 1986 to 1988?", "qAns": [ "tottenham hotspur fc" ] }, { "qId": 7457, "qText": "Which member of England`s 2002 Word Cup football squad has the nickname `Bruno`?", "qAns": [ "emile heskey" ] }, { "qId": 7458, "qText": "Which is the only country to have played qualifying matches for the football World Cup on 5 different continents?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 7459, "qText": "Which football team were formed in 1867 from a cricket club and got their name because they could only play on one day of the week?", "qAns": [ "sheffield wednesday" ] }, { "qId": 7460, "qText": "Which was the last football club from outside Western Europe top win the European Cup?", "qAns": [ "red star belgrade" ] }, { "qId": 7461, "qText": "Which Scottish football club is nicknamed The Arabs?", "qAns": [ "dundee united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7462, "qText": "Which League 2 football team play home games at the New York Stadium?", "qAns": [ "rotherham united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7463, "qText": "Which is Scotland's oldest football club?", "qAns": [ "queen's park" ] }, { "qId": 7464, "qText": "Which football club were known as Singers FC between 1883 and 1898?", "qAns": [ "coventry city" ] }, { "qId": 7465, "qText": "Which European football club is nicknamed as `La Vicchia Signora`, which translates as `the old lady`?", "qAns": [ "juventus" ] }, { "qId": 7466, "qText": "The name of which football club is an anagram of 'Red Admiral'?", "qAns": [ "real madrid c.f." ] }, { "qId": 7467, "qText": "Which Englsih football club play home matches at the Sports Direct Arena?", "qAns": [ "newcastle united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7468, "qText": "The smallest ground in the Football League Championship Huish Park is home to which club?", "qAns": [ "yeovil town" ] }, { "qId": 7469, "qText": "Which team won the Football League Championship in 2010-2011?", "qAns": [ "queens park rangers f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7470, "qText": "Which Football League One team play home games at Huish Park?", "qAns": [ "yeovil town" ] }, { "qId": 7471, "qText": "Which American football team lost the super bowl in three consecutive seasons 91-92 and 93?", "qAns": [ "buffalo bills" ] }, { "qId": 7472, "qText": "What are Philadelphia`s American Football team called?", "qAns": [ "philadelphia eagles" ] }, { "qId": 7473, "qText": "In which country was the 1950 Football World Cup held?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 7474, "qText": "Who created the cartoon series called Stanley the Palaeolithic Hero, Bruce the Barbarian, All the King's Comrades and Footrot Flats?", "qAns": [ "murray ball" ] }, { "qId": 7475, "qText": "Which astronomer, born in West Yorkshire, England in 1915 and dying in 2001 in Bournemouth, England, was a science fiction writer, whose output includes the novel The Black Cloud, a TV series A for Andromeda and a play Rockets in Ursa Major?", "qAns": [ "fred hoyle" ] }, { "qId": 7476, "qText": "Built 1406-1420 as a political HQ/palace, The Forbidden City is in?", "qAns": [ "beijing" ] }, { "qId": 7477, "qText": "Forbidden Planet is a 1956 sci-fi film based on which Shakespeare play?", "qAns": [ "the tempest" ] }, { "qId": 7478, "qText": "What Shakespeare play was the basis of The Forbidden Planet?", "qAns": [ "the tempest" ] }, { "qId": 7479, "qText": "The Ford Cortina and Ford Taunus were predecessors of which model?", "qAns": [ "ford sierra" ] }, { "qId": 7480, "qText": "What was the only UK number one hit single for rock band Foreigner?", "qAns": [ "i want to know what love is" ] }, { "qId": 7481, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produces a model called then 'Forester'?", "qAns": [ "subaru" ] }, { "qId": 7482, "qText": "In which county is the Forest of Dean?", "qAns": [ "gloucester" ] }, { "qId": 7483, "qText": "'Sweet Caroline' and 'Forever in Blue Jeans' are among the compositions of which American singer and songwriter?", "qAns": [ "neil diamond" ] }, { "qId": 7484, "qText": "Whose first solo number one was called `Forever Love` in 1996?", "qAns": [ "gary barlow" ] }, { "qId": 7485, "qText": "Which actor played a character who was frozen for 50 years in the film `Forever Young`?", "qAns": [ "mel gibson" ] }, { "qId": 7486, "qText": "The Forint is the basic monetary unit of which European country?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 7487, "qText": "Which European country's currency is the forint?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 7488, "qText": "Which Red Bull driver was Formula One 2010 World Champion?", "qAns": [ "sebastian vettel" ] }, { "qId": 7489, "qText": "Who won his second Oscar in successive years for Forrest Gump?", "qAns": [ "tom hanks" ] }, { "qId": 7490, "qText": "In 2007, Forrest Whittaker won the 'Oscar' for Best Actor for his role in which film?", "qAns": [ "the last king of scotland" ] }, { "qId": 7491, "qText": "The winner of the Nobel prize for Literature in 1932, who wrote Forsyte Saga?", "qAns": [ "john galsworthy" ] }, { "qId": 7492, "qText": "Who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1932, the citation reading 'for his distinguished art of narration which takes its highest form in The Forsyte Saga'?", "qAns": [ "john galsworthy" ] }, { "qId": 7493, "qText": "Which British engineer designed the Forth Bridge and the original Aswan Dam?", "qAns": [ "benjamin baker" ] }, { "qId": 7494, "qText": "For The Love of God is a famous Skull work by which artist?", "qAns": [ "damien hirst" ] }, { "qId": 7495, "qText": "Prudence, Justice, Temperance and Fortitude are the Four Cardinal 'what'?", "qAns": [ "virtues" ] }, { "qId": 7496, "qText": "Fort Knox lies in which American state?", "qAns": [ "kentucky" ] }, { "qId": 7497, "qText": "In which state would you find the gold depository at Fort Knox?", "qAns": [ "kentucky" ] }, { "qId": 7498, "qText": "Cobol, Basic and Fortran are types of what?", "qAns": [ "programming language" ] }, { "qId": 7499, "qText": "Of the fortyeight contiguous states in the USA, which contains the most northerly point?", "qAns": [ "minnesota" ] }, { "qId": 7500, "qText": "Forty Miles of Bad Road was a hit by whom?", "qAns": [ "duane eddy" ] }, { "qId": 7501, "qText": "'Forty Years On' is the title of the first West End play by which British playwright?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 7502, "qText": " 'Forty Years On' is the title of the first West End play by which British playwright?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 7503, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'Forty Years On' and 'The History Boys'?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 7504, "qText": "Who wrote Farewell To Arms (published 1929), For Whom The Bell Tolls (1940), and received a Pulitzer and Nobel Prize for Literature for The Old Man And The Sea (1952)?", "qAns": [ "ernest hemingway" ] }, { "qId": 7505, "qText": "The novel For Whom the Bell Tolls was set during which war?", "qAns": [ "spanish civil war" ] }, { "qId": 7506, "qText": "For your eyes only was the 12th Bond film, and the 5th to star which actor in the lead role?", "qAns": [ "roger moore" ] }, { "qId": 7507, "qText": "Which character played by Janet Brown appears at the end of the Bond film For Your Eyes Only?", "qAns": [ "margaret thatcher" ] }, { "qId": 7508, "qText": "Fotheringhay Castle is in which English county?", "qAns": [ "northamptonshire" ] }, { "qId": 7509, "qText": "Mary Queen of Scots was executed in Fotheringhay Castle, but which county is it in?", "qAns": [ "northamptonshire" ] }, { "qId": 7510, "qText": "Which novelist, with a three letter surname, wrote the novels 'The Name of the Rose' and 'Foucault's Pendulum'?", "qAns": [ "umberto eco" ] }, { "qId": 7511, "qText": "Who is the author of the books Foucault's Pendulum and The Island of the Day Before?", "qAns": [ "umberto eco" ] }, { "qId": 7512, "qText": "Which sci-fi author wrote `The Foundation Trilogy`?", "qAns": [ "isaac asimov" ] }, { "qId": 7513, "qText": "The Fountain of Wealth is in which Asian city?", "qAns": [ "singapore" ] }, { "qId": 7514, "qText": "Who composed the works The Fountains of Rome and The Pines of Rome in 1916 and 1924 respectively?", "qAns": [ "ottorino respighi" ] }, { "qId": 7515, "qText": "Four Darks in Red is a 1958 work by whom?", "qAns": [ "mark rothko" ] }, { "qId": 7516, "qText": "Which former MP wrote The Four Feathers and stories featuring Inspector Hanaud?", "qAns": [ "a. e. w. mason" ] }, { "qId": 7517, "qText": "What ridiculously titled song was a hit in 1954 for Max Bygraves in the UK and the Four Lads in the USA?", "qAns": [ "gilly, gilly, ossenfeffer, katzenellen bogen by the sea" ] }, { "qId": 7518, "qText": "Who was the first man to run a sub four minute mile?", "qAns": [ "roger bannister" ] }, { "qId": 7519, "qText": "In the 1920's and 1930's which sport was dominated by 'The Four Musketeers' ?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 7520, "qText": "Which religion believes in the Four Noble Truths?", "qAns": [ "buddhism" ] }, { "qId": 7521, "qText": "Who wrote the violin concertos The Four Seasons?", "qAns": [ "antonio vivaldi" ] }, { "qId": 7522, "qText": "Who composed `The Four Seasons`?", "qAns": [ "vivaldi" ] }, { "qId": 7523, "qText": "In the 'Harry Potter' books, 'Hogwarts school' has four houses, 'Gryffindor', 'Slytherin' and 'Ravenclaw' are three, what is the fourth?", "qAns": [ "hogwarts" ] }, { "qId": 7524, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Fourth Protocol'?", "qAns": [ "frederick forsyth" ] }, { "qId": 7525, "qText": "Nadezhda von Meck was the patron of which great composer, and to whom he dedicated his fourth symphony?", "qAns": [ "pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky" ] }, { "qId": 7526, "qText": "What was the only British Number One single by The Four Tops?", "qAns": [ "reach out i'll be there" ] }, { "qId": 7527, "qText": "Who wrote the screenplay for the 1994 film 'Four Weddings and a Funeral'?", "qAns": [ "richard curtis" ] }, { "qId": 7528, "qText": "What is the name of the Hound in the 1981 movie The Fox and the Hound?", "qAns": [ "copper" ] }, { "qId": 7529, "qText": "What is the name of the Fox in the 1981 movie The Fox and the Hound?", "qAns": [ "tod" ] }, { "qId": 7530, "qText": "Almost unrecognisable with a prosthetic nose, who plays John E. du Pont in 'Foxcatcher'?", "qAns": [ "steve carell" ] }, { "qId": 7531, "qText": "April 19, 1987 saw the debut of The Simpsons as series of shorts on what prime time Fox series?", "qAns": [ "the tracey ullman show" ] }, { "qId": 7532, "qText": "Judged by Nigel Lythgoe and Mary Murphy, what Fox show features a panel of finalists who dance with and against each other for fan votes?", "qAns": [ "so you think you can dance" ] }, { "qId": 7533, "qText": "What was the first program shown on Fox when the network started broadcasting in prime time in April 1987?", "qAns": [ "married... with children" ] }, { "qId": 7534, "qText": "The Simpsons is the longest running animated series in TV history. What show that aired on Fox is the second longest?", "qAns": [ "king of the hill" ] }, { "qId": 7535, "qText": "The foxtrot, a dance introduced to Great Britain around 1914, originated in which country?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 7536, "qText": "Who plays the title character in Foyle's War?", "qAns": [ "michael kitchen" ] }, { "qId": 7537, "qText": " 'Fragaria' is the Latin name for which fruit?", "qAns": [ "strawberry" ] }, { "qId": 7538, "qText": "Which progressive rock band had a track called The Fish on their 1971 album Fragile, their 4th album, but the first to feature Rick Wakeman.?", "qAns": [ "yes" ] }, { "qId": 7539, "qText": "Based in Seattle, the TV show Fraiser was a spinoff of what long running series?", "qAns": [ "cheers" ] }, { "qId": 7540, "qText": "What is the capital of France?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 7541, "qText": "Who was elected President of France in June 1969?", "qAns": [ "georges pompidou" ] }, { "qId": 7542, "qText": "Which former Prime Minister of France became his country's President after the resignation of Charles de Gaulle?", "qAns": [ "georges pompidou" ] }, { "qId": 7543, "qText": "Who became the first socialist President of France in 1981, being re-elected in 1988?", "qAns": [ "francois mitterrand" ] }, { "qId": 7544, "qText": "Whom did Nicolas Sarkozy succeed as President of France in 2007?", "qAns": [ "jacques chirac" ] }, { "qId": 7545, "qText": "Who was Prime Minister for France in 1974 to 1976 and 1986 to 1988 and became President of France in 1995?", "qAns": [ "jacques chirac" ] }, { "qId": 7546, "qText": "Who was President of France for over 10 years from 1958?", "qAns": [ "charles de gaulle" ] }, { "qId": 7547, "qText": "Who was elected president of France follwing the death of President Pompidou?", "qAns": [ "valery giscard d'estaing" ] }, { "qId": 7548, "qText": "Which island was sold by Genoa to France in 1764, was ruled by Britain for two years from 1794 to 1796, and then returned to France?", "qAns": [ "corsica" ] }, { "qId": 7549, "qText": "What is the westernmost region of France (not counting overseas territories)?", "qAns": [ "brittany" ] }, { "qId": 7550, "qText": "What part of France is located on the continent of South America?", "qAns": [ "french guiana" ] }, { "qId": 7551, "qText": "If you went directly south from France, which sea would you meet first?", "qAns": [ "mediterranean sea" ] }, { "qId": 7552, "qText": "With which country did France agree a 50 year treaty in November 2010 entailing joint forces, and sharing an aircraft carrier and nuclear technology?", "qAns": [ "united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 7553, "qText": "Which country lies between Spain and France, in the Pyrenees?", "qAns": [ "andorra" ] }, { "qId": 7554, "qText": "Which country lies in the Eastern Pyrenees between France and Spain?", "qAns": [ "andorra" ] }, { "qId": 7555, "qText": "Which City in France was known to the Romans as 'Argentoratum'?", "qAns": [ "strasbourg" ] }, { "qId": 7556, "qText": "In what area of France is champagne made?", "qAns": [ "reims" ] }, { "qId": 7557, "qText": "Which river runs through the city of Paris, France?", "qAns": [ "seine" ] }, { "qId": 7558, "qText": "What is France's biggest coastal city?", "qAns": [ "marseille" ] }, { "qId": 7559, "qText": "Which river, the longest in France, empties into the Atlantic at St. Lazaire?", "qAns": [ "loire" ] }, { "qId": 7560, "qText": "Which city, home to the tallest and largest Gothic cathedral in France is the capital of Picardy region and the Somme department?", "qAns": [ "amiens" ] }, { "qId": 7561, "qText": "Which range of mountains in France and Switzerland gives its name to the middle period of the Mesozoic era?", "qAns": [ "jura" ] }, { "qId": 7562, "qText": "March 10, 1804 saw the US officially take possession of what property, which they purchased from France for a mere $15,000,000?", "qAns": [ "louisiana purchase" ] }, { "qId": 7563, "qText": "What mountain range separates France and Spain?", "qAns": [ "pyrenees" ] }, { "qId": 7564, "qText": "Which mountain chain runs along the border between France and Spain?", "qAns": [ "pyrenees" ] }, { "qId": 7565, "qText": "Who was King of France from 1643 to 1715?", "qAns": [ "louis xiv of france" ] }, { "qId": 7566, "qText": "Which battle between England and France was fought in August 1346?", "qAns": [ "battle of crecy" ] }, { "qId": 7567, "qText": "Francesca Simon writes which series of books for young readers?", "qAns": [ "horrid henry" ] }, { "qId": 7568, "qText": "Which badly behaved children's character was created by Francesca Simon, hates his brother 'Perfect Peter' and has an arch enemy 'Moody Margaret'?", "qAns": [ "horrid henry" ] }, { "qId": 7569, "qText": "What sport do you associate with Francesco Molinari?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 7570, "qText": "Who did 'Frances Ethel Gumm' become?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 7571, "qText": "June 2, 1886 saw which US President, the 22nd (and 24th), marry Frances Folsom in the White House, the only president who actually got married at the White House?", "qAns": [ "grover cleveland" ] }, { "qId": 7572, "qText": "Which iconic musical actress was born Frances Gumm in 1922?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 7573, "qText": "Frances Gumm was the real name of which famous actress?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 7574, "qText": "Which music star married Frances Tomelty in 1976?", "qAns": [ "sting" ] }, { "qId": 7575, "qText": "Irish-born Francis Bacon (1909-1992) is known in what field?", "qAns": [ "painting" ] }, { "qId": 7576, "qText": "In which James Bond film did the character Francisco Scaramanga appear?", "qAns": [ "the man with the golden gun" ] }, { "qId": 7577, "qText": "What was the name of Francis Drake's ship in which he circumnavigated the world?", "qAns": [ "golden hind" ] }, { "qId": 7578, "qText": "Which movie musical with songs by Tom Watts and Crystal Gayle did Francis Ford Coppola direct?", "qAns": [ "one from the heart" ] }, { "qId": 7579, "qText": "Which actress, who played the part of Rocky Balboa's wife, alongside Sylvester Stallone, in the Rocky films of the 1980's, is the sister of Hollywood director Francis Ford Coppola?", "qAns": [ "talia shire" ] }, { "qId": 7580, "qText": "What famous song did Francis Scott Key write in 1814?", "qAns": [ "the star spangled banner" ] }, { "qId": 7581, "qText": "Franco Alfano completed which Puccini opera after the composers death in 1924?", "qAns": [ "turandot" ] }, { "qId": 7582, "qText": "Which of Puccini's operas was left unfinished at his death and later completed by Franco Alfano?", "qAns": [ "turandot" ] }, { "qId": 7583, "qText": "Which opera by Puccini was completed after his death by Franco Alfano?", "qAns": [ "turandot" ] }, { "qId": 7584, "qText": "Francoise de Maintenon was the second wife of which French king?", "qAns": [ "louis xiv of france" ] }, { "qId": 7585, "qText": "Francois Fillon was appointed Prime minister of which country in May 2007?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 7586, "qText": "Which country did Francois Pienaar captain at rugby?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 7587, "qText": "In which did the franc become the single currency in 1850?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 7588, "qText": "What is the name of the 2002 film directed by Steven Spielberg in which Leonardo DiCaprio starred as real life con man Frank Abagnale?", "qAns": [ "catch me if you can" ] }, { "qId": 7589, "qText": "Which film starring Judy Garland was based on a novel by L Frank Baum?", "qAns": [ "the wizard of oz" ] }, { "qId": 7590, "qText": "According to L Frank Baum what was the name of the Good Witch of the South?", "qAns": [ "glinda the good witch" ] }, { "qId": 7591, "qText": "With what sport is Frank Bruno associated?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 7592, "qText": "With what song did Frank Bruno get into the top thirty?", "qAns": [ "eye of the tiger" ] }, { "qId": 7593, "qText": "On T.V. who played Frank Cannon?", "qAns": [ "william conrad" ] }, { "qId": 7594, "qText": "On TV who played the detective Frank Cannon?", "qAns": [ "william conrad" ] }, { "qId": 7595, "qText": "In June 2011, FBI arrested Boston mob boss James 'Whitey' Bulger near Los Angeles after a 16 year manhunt. He was the inspiration behind the character of Frank Costello in which Oscar-winning film?", "qAns": [ "the departed" ] }, { "qId": 7596, "qText": "Who wrote `Frankenstein`?", "qAns": [ "mary shelley" ] }, { "qId": 7597, "qText": "Who wrote the 1818 novel 'Frankenstein'?", "qAns": [ "mary shelley" ] }, { "qId": 7598, "qText": "Who played Frankenstein's monster in the 1931 film Frankenstein?", "qAns": [ "boris karloff" ] }, { "qId": 7599, "qText": "Who played Frankenstein`s monster in the 1931 film `Frankenstein`?", "qAns": [ "boris karloff" ] }, { "qId": 7600, "qText": "In which film did the Frankenstein monster sing 'Puttin on the Ritz'?", "qAns": [ "young frankenstein" ] }, { "qId": 7601, "qText": "Frankfort is the capital of which US state?", "qAns": [ "kentucky" ] }, { "qId": 7602, "qText": "Late English actor Oliver Reed played Uncle Frank in which 1975 film?", "qAns": [ "tommy" ] }, { "qId": 7603, "qText": "Where did Billy Clanton and the brothers Tom and Frank MacLaury famously die on October 26, 1881?", "qAns": [ "gunfight at the o.k. corral" ] }, { "qId": 7604, "qText": "In which country was architect Frank Gehry born?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 7605, "qText": "Which character, who first appeared in 'Detective Comics' in 1948, has been played on TV in the 1960's by Frank Gorshin and John Astin and on film in 1995 by Jim Carrey?", "qAns": [ "riddler" ] }, { "qId": 7606, "qText": "Who was the famous comic book creation of Frank Hampson?", "qAns": [ "dan dare" ] }, { "qId": 7607, "qText": "In the 1991 film Frankie and Johnny Al Pacino was Johnny, who played Frankie?", "qAns": [ "michelle pfeiffer" ] }, { "qId": 7608, "qText": "Who played Frankie in the 1991 film `Frankie and Johnny`?", "qAns": [ "michelle pfeiffer" ] }, { "qId": 7609, "qText": "What was the name of the horse ridden by jockey Frankie Dettori in the 2007 Epsom Derby?", "qAns": [ "authorized" ] }, { "qId": 7610, "qText": "Frankie Fredericks represented which country at athletics?", "qAns": [ "namibia" ] }, { "qId": 7611, "qText": "Which song title connects Huey Lewis and the news, Jennifer Rush and Frankie goes to Hollywood?", "qAns": [ "the power of love" ] }, { "qId": 7612, "qText": "What was the first single released by Frankie Goes To Hollywood not to reach number 1 in the UK, although the album of the same name did?", "qAns": [ "welcome to the pleasuredome" ] }, { "qId": 7613, "qText": "Which former chart topping song for Frankie Laine gave the Jimi Hendrix Experience their first British hit?", "qAns": [ "hey joe" ] }, { "qId": 7614, "qText": "What band consists of Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero and Bob Briar?", "qAns": [ "my chemical romance" ] }, { "qId": 7615, "qText": "What is the stage musical that tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons?", "qAns": [ "jersey boys" ] }, { "qId": 7616, "qText": "In which country was singer Frank Ifield born in November 1937?", "qAns": [ "england" ] }, { "qId": 7617, "qText": "Which Frank Kafka novel tells the story of a seventeen- year-old European emigrant named 'Karl Rossmann'?", "qAns": [ "amerika" ] }, { "qId": 7618, "qText": "English footballer Frank Lampard played for which club from 1995 to 2001?", "qAns": [ "west ham united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 7619, "qText": "From which football team did Chelsea sign England midfielder Frank Lampard?", "qAns": [ "west ham united" ] }, { "qId": 7620, "qText": "Who became President of the USA on the death of Franklin D Roosevelt and remained in office until 1953?", "qAns": [ "harry s. truman" ] }, { "qId": 7621, "qText": "What disease caused US president Franklin D Roosevelt to use a wheelchair?", "qAns": [ "poliomyelitis" ] }, { "qId": 7622, "qText": "Found in 1938 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, what charity was originally formed to fight polio?", "qAns": [ "march of dimes" ] }, { "qId": 7623, "qText": "What name was given to a series of thirty evening radio speeches given by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 and 1944?", "qAns": [ "fireside chats" ] }, { "qId": 7624, "qText": "Franklin was a US state till 1796 what's it now called?", "qAns": [ "tennessee" ] }, { "qId": 7625, "qText": "Until 1796, there was a state in the United States called Franklin. Today it's known as what?", "qAns": [ "tennessee" ] }, { "qId": 7626, "qText": "The Franklin River is in which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "tasmania" ] }, { "qId": 7627, "qText": "What famous house, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is perched over a river in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania?", "qAns": [ "fallingwater" ] }, { "qId": 7628, "qText": "What is the title of the 2007 US fantasy action film, starring Gerard Butler, based on the 1998 comic series of the same name by Frank Miller?", "qAns": [ "300" ] }, { "qId": 7629, "qText": "In what stage show does Frank N Furter appear?", "qAns": [ "the rocky horror picture show" ] }, { "qId": 7630, "qText": "What diminutive actor stars as Frank Reynolds in It's Alway Sunny in Philadelphia?", "qAns": [ "danny devito" ] }, { "qId": 7631, "qText": "Which famous schoolboy hero was created by author Frank Richards?", "qAns": [ "billy bunter" ] }, { "qId": 7632, "qText": "Which company was founded and named after the inventor of vulcanised rubber in 1898, almost 4 decades after his death, by Frank Seiberling?", "qAns": [ "goodyear" ] }, { "qId": 7633, "qText": "Name Frank Sinatra's Oscar winning song from the 1959 movie, `A Hole in the Head'.?", "qAns": [ "high hopes" ] }, { "qId": 7634, "qText": "Which of these is the title of a famous Frank Sinatra retrospective album?", "qAns": [ "september of my years" ] }, { "qId": 7635, "qText": "What was Frank Sinatra's big 1966 hit, a number one in 13 countries?", "qAns": [ "strangers in the night" ] }, { "qId": 7636, "qText": "What city is my kind of town, according to Frank Sinatra?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 7637, "qText": "What nickname was given to the group of performers which included Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra?", "qAns": [ "rat pack" ] }, { "qId": 7638, "qText": "Which actress married and divorced both Mickey Rooney and Frank Sinatra?", "qAns": [ "ava gardner" ] }, { "qId": 7639, "qText": "In TV's Last of the Summer Wine Frank Thornton plays which character?", "qAns": [ "truly" ] }, { "qId": 7640, "qText": "Which American writer chronicled the lives of the Glass family in works such as Franny and Zooey, and Raise the Roofbeam, Carpenters?", "qAns": [ "j. d. salinger" ] }, { "qId": 7641, "qText": "Which 1961 book by Frantz Fanon was described by Time magazine as 'this is not so much a book as a rock thrown through the windows of the West. It is the Communist Manifesto or the Mein Kampf of the anticolonial revolution ...'?", "qAns": [ "the wretched of the earth" ] }, { "qId": 7642, "qText": "Who assassinated Arch duke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914?", "qAns": [ "gavrilo princip" ] }, { "qId": 7643, "qText": "Who killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?", "qAns": [ "gavrilo princip" ] }, { "qId": 7644, "qText": "Franz Hals painted his most famous work in 1624; what was it called?", "qAns": [ "laughing cavalier" ] }, { "qId": 7645, "qText": "What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?", "qAns": [ "laughing cavalier" ] }, { "qId": 7646, "qText": "Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc were prominent members of which German Expressionist Art movement based in Berlin?", "qAns": [ "der blaue reiter" ] }, { "qId": 7647, "qText": "Drugs baron Franz Sanchez is a character in which 1989 James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "licence to kill" ] }, { "qId": 7648, "qText": "Because the fourth movement is a variation on one of the composer's earlier works concerning a particular creature, by what name is Franz Schubert's 'Piano Quintet in A major' better known?", "qAns": [ "trout quintet" ] }, { "qId": 7649, "qText": "Composers Joseph Haydn and Franz Schubert were born in which country?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 7650, "qText": "In the TV sitcom Frasier, what was the name of Martin Crane's dog?", "qAns": [ "eddie" ] }, { "qId": 7651, "qText": "What is the name of the Jack Russell dog in the US television series 'Frasier'?", "qAns": [ "eddie" ] }, { "qId": 7652, "qText": "Which German city is the state capital of Saxony Its famous Frauenkirche celebrates the 10th anniversary of its restoration in 2015.?", "qAns": [ "dresden" ] }, { "qId": 7653, "qText": "Fray Bentos is a port in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "uruguay" ] }, { "qId": 7654, "qText": "In which country is the port of Fray Bentos?", "qAns": [ "uruguay" ] }, { "qId": 7655, "qText": "The town of Fray Bentos, after which the meat products brand was named, is in what country?", "qAns": [ "uruguay" ] }, { "qId": 7656, "qText": "The composer Frdric Chopin had a decade-long affair with which French author?", "qAns": [ "george sand" ] }, { "qId": 7657, "qText": "Actors Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly appeared together on screen for the first time in which 1946 film?", "qAns": [ "ziegfeld follies" ] }, { "qId": 7658, "qText": "Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers danced 'Cheek to Cheek' in which musical?", "qAns": [ "top hat" ] }, { "qId": 7659, "qText": "With which instrument do you associate jazz musician Freddie Hubbard?", "qAns": [ "trumpet" ] }, { "qId": 7660, "qText": "Who played Freddie Krueger in no fewer than seven horror movies?", "qAns": [ "robert englund" ] }, { "qId": 7661, "qText": "Who plays Freddie Krueger in the 1984 film 'A Nightmare on Elm Street'?", "qAns": [ "robert englund" ] }, { "qId": 7662, "qText": "What is the name of the actor who has now become famous for his role as the killer Freddie Kruger in the 1984 film A Nightmare on Elm street?", "qAns": [ "robert englund" ] }, { "qId": 7663, "qText": "Where is Frederic Chopin Airport?", "qAns": [ "warsaw" ] }, { "qId": 7664, "qText": "Pianist and composer Frederic Chopin was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 7665, "qText": "In what country was British choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton born?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 7666, "qText": "Frederick Delius was born where?", "qAns": [ "bradford" ] }, { "qId": 7667, "qText": "In which British city was composer Frederick Delius born?", "qAns": [ "bradford" ] }, { "qId": 7668, "qText": "Between 1783 and 1865, Englishmen William Wilberforce, Sir Cecil Wray and Dr Beilby Porteus, Africans Olaudah Equiano and Ignatius Sancho and, in the USA, William Lloyd Garrison, John Greenleaf Whittier, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Frederick Douglass, Charles Henry Langston and John Mercer Langston were leading figures in which movement?", "qAns": [ "abolitionism" ] }, { "qId": 7669, "qText": "Which was the debut novel of Frederick Forsyth later made into a film?", "qAns": [ "the day of the jackal" ] }, { "qId": 7670, "qText": "Which 1974 novel by Frederick Forsyth features a small group of African and European mercenary soldiers hired by a British industrialist to depose the government of the fictional African country of Zangaro ?", "qAns": [ "the dogs of war" ] }, { "qId": 7671, "qText": "Which 1972 novel by Frederick Forsyth tells the story of a Peter Miller, a young German crime reporter who is attempting to find an SS concentration camp commander who had Killed his father ?", "qAns": [ "the odessa file" ] }, { "qId": 7672, "qText": "The kings of which country have alternatively been called Christian or Frederick since 1513?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 7673, "qText": "Frederick Gibberd won the competition to design which Liverpool building?", "qAns": [ "liverpool metropolitan cathedral" ] }, { "qId": 7674, "qText": "What is the name of the daughter of cartoon character Fred Flintstone?", "qAns": [ "pebbles" ] }, { "qId": 7675, "qText": "Which dog appears in comics with Shaggy, Fred, Velma & Daphne?", "qAns": [ "scooby-doo" ] }, { "qId": 7676, "qText": "What sport is played at an international level by ngel Cabrera, Jim Furyk, Retief Goosen, Stewart Cink, Pdraig Harrington, Sergio Garca, Henrik Stenson & Fred Funk?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 7677, "qText": "Which journey by James Lovell, John Swigert and Fred Haise in 1970 almost ended in disaster?", "qAns": [ "apollo 13" ] }, { "qId": 7678, "qText": "In which 1925 silent film, directed by Fred Niblo, were extras offered a prize of $100 to the winner to make a race more exciting, resulting in a horrendous crash that remains in the movie?", "qAns": [ "ben-hur" ] }, { "qId": 7679, "qText": "At which sport was Fred Perry World Champion in 1929?", "qAns": [ "table tennis" ] }, { "qId": 7680, "qText": "Sergio Leone, Otto Preminger, Fritz Lang and Fred Zinnemann are famous 20thC?", "qAns": [ "film director" ] }, { "qId": 7681, "qText": "What English folk singer, songwriter, and musician whose primary musical instruments are the violin, the tenor guitar, the banjo and the viola, was brought up in the village of Buckland Monachorum, near Yelverton, Devon, produced 4 solo studio albums (The Punch Bowl, Kitty Jay, Freedom Fields & Poor Mans Heaven) between 2002 and 2008, and in February 2007 won Singer of the Year and Best Album awards at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards?", "qAns": [ "seth lakeman" ] }, { "qId": 7682, "qText": "Who led the Free French forces during World War II?", "qAns": [ "charles de gaulle" ] }, { "qId": 7683, "qText": "Free Jazz and The Shape of Jazz to Come are landmark albums by which innovative jazz saxophonist?", "qAns": [ "ornette coleman" ] }, { "qId": 7684, "qText": "Freetown is the capital of which African country?", "qAns": [ "sierra leone" ] }, { "qId": 7685, "qText": "FRELIMO was a political organisation that fought for independence from European rule in which African country?", "qAns": [ "mozambique" ] }, { "qId": 7686, "qText": "Which country was host to the terrorist organisation FRELIMO?", "qAns": [ "mozambique" ] }, { "qId": 7687, "qText": "In which Australian State is Fremantle?", "qAns": [ "western australia" ] }, { "qId": 7688, "qText": "Which French chef created Peach Melba in 1893?", "qAns": [ "auguste escoffier" ] }, { "qId": 7689, "qText": "What food was named after a composer by the French chef Escoffier?", "qAns": [ "tournedos rossini" ] }, { "qId": 7690, "qText": "Who directed the 1975 film 'French Connection 2'?", "qAns": [ "john frankenheimer" ] }, { "qId": 7691, "qText": "In which city did the action in the film `The French Connection` take place?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 7692, "qText": "The film The French Connection is set in New York and which French city?", "qAns": [ "marseille" ] }, { "qId": 7693, "qText": "Who played Jimmy `Popeye` Doyle in `The French Connection`?", "qAns": [ "gene hackman" ] }, { "qId": 7694, "qText": "Which French President was nicknamed 'The Great Asparagus'?", "qAns": [ "charles de gaulle" ] }, { "qId": 7695, "qText": "In which French region are the cities of Nancy and Metz located?", "qAns": [ "lorraine" ] }, { "qId": 7696, "qText": "Which French overseas department east of Madagascar has its capital at Saint-Denis?", "qAns": [ "reunion" ] }, { "qId": 7697, "qText": "Which is the largest of the Channel Islands, where the official language is French?", "qAns": [ "jersey" ] }, { "qId": 7698, "qText": "What is the only French speaking republic in Americas?", "qAns": [ "haiti" ] }, { "qId": 7699, "qText": "What was the pseudonym of French dramatist Jean-Baptiste Poqueline?", "qAns": [ "moliere" ] }, { "qId": 7700, "qText": "Which South American country is bordered on the north by Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 7701, "qText": "Which South American country is bordered by Guyana to the west and French Guiana to the east?", "qAns": [ "suriname" ] }, { "qId": 7702, "qText": "Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1986 with French Kissing In The USA?", "qAns": [ "debbie harry" ] }, { "qId": 7703, "qText": "Who had a hit single called French Kissing in the USA?", "qAns": [ "debbie harry" ] }, { "qId": 7704, "qText": "Who wrote the French Lieutenant's Woman?", "qAns": [ "john fowles" ] }, { "qId": 7705, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The French Lieutenant's Woman?", "qAns": [ "john fowles" ] }, { "qId": 7706, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The French Lieutenants Woman?", "qAns": [ "john fowles" ] }, { "qId": 7707, "qText": "Which 2005 Nobel prize-winning English playwright wrote the screenplay for the film The French Lieutenant`s Woman?", "qAns": [ "harold pinter" ] }, { "qId": 7708, "qText": "Which playwright wrote the screenplay for the 1982 film 'The French Lieutenant's Woman'?", "qAns": [ "harold pinter" ] }, { "qId": 7709, "qText": "Tennis's French Open Men's Singles Champion of 1986 and 1987, never won a Wimbledon title. Who is he?", "qAns": [ "ivan lendl" ] }, { "qId": 7710, "qText": "Who won the first all American French Open Men's Singles final for almost 40 years in the 90s?", "qAns": [ "jim courier" ] }, { "qId": 7711, "qText": "Serena Williams, who had not advanced past the quarterfinals at the French Open between 2003 and 2009, lost to whom in the quarterfinals 63, 67(2), 86, in 2010?", "qAns": [ "samantha stosur" ] }, { "qId": 7712, "qText": "Who won his seventh French Open Tennis Championship in 2012?", "qAns": [ "rafael nadal" ] }, { "qId": 7713, "qText": "What is the name of the Italian tennis player who defeated Samantha Stosur to win the Women's French Open title earlier this month?", "qAns": [ "francesca schiavone" ] }, { "qId": 7714, "qText": "The French Opera House was opened in 1859 in which US city?", "qAns": [ "new orleans" ] }, { "qId": 7715, "qText": "What is the official residence of the French President?", "qAns": [ "elysee palace" ] }, { "qId": 7716, "qText": "Which French president succeeded Charles de Gaulle?", "qAns": [ "georges pompidou" ] }, { "qId": 7717, "qText": "Name the new French president of 2012?", "qAns": [ "francois hollande" ] }, { "qId": 7718, "qText": "In May 1994, the Channel Tunnel was formally opened by Queen Elizabeth II and which French President?", "qAns": [ "francois mitterrand" ] }, { "qId": 7719, "qText": "Which famous chemist was executed in the French Revolution?", "qAns": [ "antoine lavoisier" ] }, { "qId": 7720, "qText": "What micronation can be found along the French Riviera?", "qAns": [ "monaco" ] }, { "qId": 7721, "qText": "Who was the captain of the French Team that won the FIFA World Cup on home soil in 1998?", "qAns": [ "didier deschamps" ] }, { "qId": 7722, "qText": "Which British playwright sprang to fame in 1936 with his comedy, French Without Tears?", "qAns": [ "terence rattigan" ] }, { "qId": 7723, "qText": "Which film director, who died today in 1980, directed the films Marnie, Rear Window, The Trouble With Harry, and Frenzy, among many others?", "qAns": [ "alfred hitchcock" ] }, { "qId": 7724, "qText": "Robin Hood & Friar Tuck appear in which well-known novel, by Sir Walter Scott?", "qAns": [ "ivanhoe" ] }, { "qId": 7725, "qText": "Which city would you visit to see the Frick Collection ?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 7726, "qText": "What nationality was painter Frida Kahlo?", "qAns": [ "mexican" ] }, { "qId": 7727, "qText": "Which muralist was married to fellow Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo?", "qAns": [ "diego rivera" ] }, { "qId": 7728, "qText": "Which prominent Mexican painter was married to Frida Kahlo?", "qAns": [ "diego rivera" ] }, { "qId": 7729, "qText": "What nationality was the artist Frida Khalo?", "qAns": [ "mexico" ] }, { "qId": 7730, "qText": "Give the name of the villain from the 'Friday the 13th.' series of movies?", "qAns": [ "jason voorhees" ] }, { "qId": 7731, "qText": "'A Touch of Glass', 'Friday the 14th' and 'The Miracle of Peckham' were episodes in which classic sitcom?", "qAns": [ "only fools and horses" ] }, { "qId": 7732, "qText": "Who did Friedrich Engels famously work with?", "qAns": [ "karl marx" ] }, { "qId": 7733, "qText": "Which 1944 work of Friedrich Hayek is among the most influential expositions of classical liberalism and is stated as the single book that significantly shaped the political ideologies of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan?", "qAns": [ "the road to serfdom" ] }, { "qId": 7734, "qText": "Due to the large number of languages used in the European Union, its anthem is purely instrumental. Despite this, the German lyrics from what work of Friedrich Schiller, connected to Beethoven, are often sung when the anthem is played?", "qAns": [ "ode to joy" ] }, { "qId": 7735, "qText": "Which actress played Monica Geller in the TV series Friends?", "qAns": [ "courteney cox" ] }, { "qId": 7736, "qText": "Who plays Ross in friends?", "qAns": [ "david schwimmer" ] }, { "qId": 7737, "qText": "On Feb 20, 1962, aboard Friendship 7, which astronaut became the first from the US to orbit the earth, a feat he repeated 36 years later?", "qAns": [ "john glenn" ] }, { "qId": 7738, "qText": "What country singer has friends in low places?", "qAns": [ "garth brooks" ] }, { "qId": 7739, "qText": "Which European country has provinces called Zeeland, Friesland and Gelderland?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 7740, "qText": "What seed-eating bird, genus fringilla, native to Europe/Asia/N Africa, is named after cereal crop waste from which it forages?", "qAns": [ "common chaffinch" ] }, { "qId": 7741, "qText": "Fritz Kreisler (1875-1962) was a virtuoso on which instrument?", "qAns": [ "violin" ] }, { "qId": 7742, "qText": "Prints of which 1927 silent German expressionist science fiction film directed by Fritz Lang were discovered in Australia, the Museo del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina and the National Film Archive of New Zealand, to become the basis for a restoration project for a DVD/BD?", "qAns": [ "metropolis" ] }, { "qId": 7743, "qText": "What was the name of the 1927 film that was directed by Fritz Lang and featured a robot called Maria that inspired George Lucas to create the character C-3PO?", "qAns": [ "metropolis" ] }, { "qId": 7744, "qText": "Who played Frodo in ?", "qAns": [ "elijah wood" ] }, { "qId": 7745, "qText": "Paul McCartney had a record commonly known as The Frog Chorus in the top ten for 13 weeks in 1984. What was the formal title of this record?", "qAns": [ "we all stand together" ] }, { "qId": 7746, "qText": "Two Tree Island, Frog Island and Eel Pie Island are all in which river?", "qAns": [ "river thames" ] }, { "qId": 7747, "qText": "Who wrote the book 'From Here To Eternity'?", "qAns": [ "james jones" ] }, { "qId": 7748, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'From Here To Eternity'?", "qAns": [ "james jones" ] }, { "qId": 7749, "qText": "Which 1950s singer won an Academy Award for From Here to Eternity?", "qAns": [ "frank sinatra" ] }, { "qId": 7750, "qText": "Which actor, who died in July 2012, made his film debut playing Fatso Judson who beat Frank Sinatra's character to death in 'From Here to Eternity'?", "qAns": [ "ernest borgnine" ] }, { "qId": 7751, "qText": "Who plays secret agent Charlie Wax in the 2010 film 'From Paris With Love'?", "qAns": [ "john travolta" ] }, { "qId": 7752, "qText": "Who sang the Bond theme form From Russia With Love?", "qAns": [ "matt monro" ] }, { "qId": 7753, "qText": "Which well known actor played the part of Red Grant in the Bond film From Russia With Love?", "qAns": [ "robert shaw" ] }, { "qId": 7754, "qText": "In the James Bond film From Russia with Love who played Bond girl Tatiana Romanova?", "qAns": [ "daniela bianchi" ] }, { "qId": 7755, "qText": "Who sang the theme song in the film 'From Russia with Love'?", "qAns": [ "matt monro" ] }, { "qId": 7756, "qText": "From This Moment On was a 1999 release by which singer?", "qAns": [ "shania twain" ] }, { "qId": 7757, "qText": "Infinity on High and From Under the Cork Tree are albums by which band?", "qAns": [ "fall out boy" ] }, { "qId": 7758, "qText": "Prince Orlofsky, the maid Rosalinde, Dr Falke and the jailer Frosch, are all characters in which operetta, first performed in 1874?", "qAns": [ "die fledermaus" ] }, { "qId": 7759, "qText": "What cereal mascot, the voice behind Frosted Flakes, is famous for his They're grrrreat! motto?", "qAns": [ "tony the tiger" ] }, { "qId": 7760, "qText": "Which comic duo first appeared together in TV's The Frost Report?", "qAns": [ "the two ronnies" ] }, { "qId": 7761, "qText": "Whose fairy tale The Snow Queen was the inspiration for the movie Frozen?", "qAns": [ "hans christian andersen" ] }, { "qId": 7762, "qText": "Akane is a variety of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7763, "qText": "A pearmain is what type of fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7764, "qText": "A Spartan is what type of fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7765, "qText": "Braeburn is a variety of which type of fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7766, "qText": "Discovery, Gillyflower and Rome Beauty are types of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7767, "qText": "Which tree native to Mexico, South America and Central America, part of a family of flowering plants, produces a fruit (technically a large berry) that contains a pit which may be egg-shaped or spherical?", "qAns": [ "avocado" ] }, { "qId": 7768, "qText": "What can be a brand of shoe polish, a fruit, or a bird?", "qAns": [ "kiwi" ] }, { "qId": 7769, "qText": "Stinking Bishop is a variety of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "pear" ] }, { "qId": 7770, "qText": "Cavendish, Orinoco and Lady Finger are all varieties of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "banana" ] }, { "qId": 7771, "qText": "Kumquats are similar to, but smaller than, which other fruit?", "qAns": [ "orange" ] }, { "qId": 7772, "qText": "Snow Beauty and Arctic Supreme are varieties of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "peach" ] }, { "qId": 7773, "qText": "Mirabelle and Victoria are varieties of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "plum" ] }, { "qId": 7774, "qText": "Marsh Seedless is a variety of what fruit?", "qAns": [ "grapefruit" ] }, { "qId": 7775, "qText": "What is the largest citrus fruit?", "qAns": [ "grapefruit" ] }, { "qId": 7776, "qText": "Gala, Jonagold and Pink Lady are all varieties of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7777, "qText": "Which fruit is used in making Melba sauce?", "qAns": [ "raspberry" ] }, { "qId": 7778, "qText": "From which fruit is Slivovitz made?", "qAns": [ "plum" ] }, { "qId": 7779, "qText": "What type of fruit is a Duncan?", "qAns": [ "grapefruit" ] }, { "qId": 7780, "qText": "The Chinese apple is another name for what fruit?", "qAns": [ "pomegranate" ] }, { "qId": 7781, "qText": "What was the 1910 Fruitgum Company's only hit?", "qAns": [ "simon says" ] }, { "qId": 7782, "qText": "What was F. Scott Fitzgerald's most famous novel?", "qAns": [ "the great gatsby" ] }, { "qId": 7783, "qText": "Fuerteventura and La Gomera are two islands in which archipelago?", "qAns": [ "canary islands" ] }, { "qId": 7784, "qText": "Tenerife, La Palma, and Fuerteventura are part of what Spanish island chain?", "qAns": [ "canary islands" ] }, { "qId": 7785, "qText": "What island chain includes the islands of Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and La Palma?", "qAns": [ "canary islands" ] }, { "qId": 7786, "qText": "Which hit for 'The Fugees' was the biggest-selling single in Britain in 1996?", "qAns": [ "killing me softly" ] }, { "qId": 7787, "qText": "Which actor pursued 'Dr. Richard Kimble' in the TV series 'The Fugitive'?", "qAns": [ "barry morse" ] }, { "qId": 7788, "qText": "Which American TV producer who died in 1987 was responsible for 1960'S TV shows such as The Untouchables, The Fugitive and The Invaders ?", "qAns": [ "quinn martin" ] }, { "qId": 7789, "qText": "Who directed the 1993 film `The Fugitive` Peter Weir, Andrew Davis or Wolfgang Peterson?", "qAns": [ "andrew davis" ] }, { "qId": 7790, "qText": "Who played Deputy Marshal Samuel Gerard in the 1993 film `The Fugitive`?", "qAns": [ "tommy lee jones" ] }, { "qId": 7791, "qText": "Near which city is 'Fuhlsbuttel Airport'?", "qAns": [ "hamburg" ] }, { "qId": 7792, "qText": "Braeburn, Jazz, Gala, and Fuji are varieties of what?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 7793, "qText": "From which continent are native tribes and ethnic groups called the Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Amhara, Somali, Fula, Shona, Zulu, Hutu, Maasai, Tutsi and Nubians?", "qAns": [ "africa" ] }, { "qId": 7794, "qText": "Fulgencio Batista was the leader of which country between 1952 and 1959?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 7795, "qText": "What is the name of Fulham's football ground?", "qAns": [ "craven cottage" ] }, { "qId": 7796, "qText": "Which former international full back was manager of Leeds United when they reached the European Cup Final in 1974-75, before working as a football summariser on BBC radio for over 30 years?", "qAns": [ "jimmy armfield" ] }, { "qId": 7797, "qText": "Who hosted the travel programmes Around the World in 80 Days (1989), Pole to Pole (1992), Full Circle (1997), and Hemingway Adventure (1999)?", "qAns": [ "michael palin" ] }, { "qId": 7798, "qText": "What tool has a grind, spine, fuller and ricasso?", "qAns": [ "knife" ] }, { "qId": 7799, "qText": "Who played Uncle Jesse on the show Full House?", "qAns": [ "john stamos" ] }, { "qId": 7800, "qText": "Who directed the 1987 film 'Full Metal Jacket'?", "qAns": [ "stanley kubrick" ] }, { "qId": 7801, "qText": "Who directed the film `Full Metal Jacket`?", "qAns": [ "stanley kubrick" ] }, { "qId": 7802, "qText": "To which song did the guys finally strip in The Full Monty?", "qAns": [ "you can leave your hat on" ] }, { "qId": 7803, "qText": "Funchal is the capital of which Portuguese autonomous island territory?", "qAns": [ "madeira" ] }, { "qId": 7804, "qText": "Which European country consists of a peninsula and many islands including Funen and Zealand?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 7805, "qText": "Who wrote the music commonly known as 'The Funeral March', it comes from his Piano Sonata No.2 written in 1837?", "qAns": [ "frederic chopin" ] }, { "qId": 7806, "qText": "Funeral March of a Marionette theme tune to what old TV show?", "qAns": [ "alfred hitchcock presents" ] }, { "qId": 7807, "qText": "Which long running TV series was introduced by a piece of music, entitled, The Funeral March of a Marionette, by Gounod?", "qAns": [ "alfred hitchcock presents" ] }, { "qId": 7808, "qText": "Who composed the Funeral March sonata?", "qAns": [ "frederic chopin" ] }, { "qId": 7809, "qText": "The fungal infection dermatophytosis is better known by what misleading name?", "qAns": [ "dermatophytosis" ] }, { "qId": 7810, "qText": "Which actress starred in 'Funny Girl'?", "qAns": [ "barbra streisand" ] }, { "qId": 7811, "qText": "Which American motor manufacturer used to make the Fury?", "qAns": [ "plymouth" ] }, { "qId": 7812, "qText": "Who created the TV series Futurama'?", "qAns": [ "matt groening" ] }, { "qId": 7813, "qText": "What is the name of the alcoholic, chain-smoking robot in the television series 'Futurama'?", "qAns": [ "bender" ] }, { "qId": 7814, "qText": "What is the name of the drunken robot in the TV series Futurama?", "qAns": [ "bender" ] }, { "qId": 7815, "qText": "What is the name of the one-eyed mutant and important character in 'Futurama'?", "qAns": [ "leela" ] }, { "qId": 7816, "qText": "What can be a Greek god, a Paris-based, high-fashion luxury-goods manufacturer, and a Futurama character?", "qAns": [ "hermes" ] }, { "qId": 7817, "qText": "Who is the subject of The Future Is Unwritten, a film by Julien Temple?", "qAns": [ "joe strummer" ] }, { "qId": 7818, "qText": "Which party did F W de Klerk represent as South African president?", "qAns": [ "national party" ] }, { "qId": 7819, "qText": "Who is the star of TV series The F Word and Hell's Kitchen?", "qAns": [ "gordon ramsay" ] }, { "qId": 7820, "qText": "In which county is there an area called The Fylde?", "qAns": [ "lancashire" ] }, { "qId": 7821, "qText": "Fynbo cheese is named after the island of Fyn in which European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 7822, "qText": "From which country does Fynbo cheese come?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 7823, "qText": "The Fynbos, an area of grassland and thicket, lies in which African country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 7824, "qText": "Dmitri, Ivan and Alexei are the eponymous central characters of which 1880 novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky?", "qAns": [ "the brothers karamazov" ] }, { "qId": 7825, "qText": "What is the capital city of the FYR of Macedonia?", "qAns": [ "skopje" ] }, { "qId": 7826, "qText": "In which country were both the 'G8' and 'G20' summits held in June 2010?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 7827, "qText": "In which Australian city is the Gabba cricket ground?", "qAns": [ "brisbane" ] }, { "qId": 7828, "qText": "In which city will you find the cricket ground known as the Gabba ?", "qAns": [ "brisbane" ] }, { "qId": 7829, "qText": "In which continent is the country of Gabon found?", "qAns": [ "africa" ] }, { "qId": 7830, "qText": "What is the capital of Gabon?", "qAns": [ "libreville" ] }, { "qId": 7831, "qText": "Which African country has the capital of Gaborone?", "qAns": [ "botswana" ] }, { "qId": 7832, "qText": "Colombian Gabriel Garcia Marquez (1927-2014) and Chilean Pablo Neruda (1904-73) are famous South American?", "qAns": [ "writer" ] }, { "qId": 7833, "qText": "Which operetta, first performed in 1874, features the character 'Gabriel von Eisenstein', who is given a prison sentence for insulting an official, and is then conspired against by, amongst others, a notary called 'Dr. Falke'?", "qAns": [ "die fledermaus" ] }, { "qId": 7834, "qText": "Which 'Lady Gaga' hit was the UK's best selling single of 2009?", "qAns": [ "poker face" ] }, { "qId": 7835, "qText": "What was Lady Gaga's first No.1 hit?", "qAns": [ "just dance" ] }, { "qId": 7836, "qText": "What was the name of Lady Gaga's debut album?", "qAns": [ "the fame" ] }, { "qId": 7837, "qText": "What does a 'Galanthophile' collect?", "qAns": [ "galanthus" ] }, { "qId": 7838, "qText": "Galanthus nivalis is the Latin Name for which garden flower?", "qAns": [ "snowdrop" ] }, { "qId": 7839, "qText": "How is Galanthus nivalis better known?", "qAns": [ "galanthus" ] }, { "qId": 7840, "qText": "The Galapagos Islands are a province of which South American country?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 7841, "qText": "The Galapagos Islands are part of which South American country?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 7842, "qText": "Which country, once part of the Republic of Colombia under Simon Bolivar, became independent in 1830 and annexed the Galapagos Islands in 1832?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 7843, "qText": "The Galapagos Islands lie in which body of water?", "qAns": [ "pacific ocean" ] }, { "qId": 7844, "qText": "The Galata bridge spans what water body that is part of the Bosphorous strait and that has been a subject of numerous works of art?", "qAns": [ "golden horn" ] }, { "qId": 7845, "qText": "In Turkey, what is Galatasaray Spor Kulb?", "qAns": [ "football team" ] }, { "qId": 7846, "qText": "What is the name of the galaxy that contains the Earth?", "qAns": [ "milky way" ] }, { "qId": 7847, "qText": "Three of the Galilean moons of Jupiter are Io, Europa and Callisto. Which is the fourth?", "qAns": [ "ganymede" ] }, { "qId": 7848, "qText": "In which city is the Galileo Galilei airport?", "qAns": [ "pisa" ] }, { "qId": 7849, "qText": "Vodka, Galliano and orange juice are used to make which classic cocktail?", "qAns": [ "harvey wallbanger" ] }, { "qId": 7850, "qText": "What name is given to a cocktail consisting mainly of vodka, Galliano, and orange juice?", "qAns": [ "harvey wallbanger" ] }, { "qId": 7851, "qText": "Which cocktail consists of vodka, Galliano and orange juice?", "qAns": [ "harvey wallbanger" ] }, { "qId": 7852, "qText": "A wisp or walk is the collective noun for which group of birds Latin name gallinago gallinago.?", "qAns": [ "snipe" ] }, { "qId": 7853, "qText": "The chemical element 'Gallium' is named after the Latinword 'Gallia', which is what European country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 7854, "qText": "Galt MacDermot wrote what 1967 musical stage show?", "qAns": [ "hair" ] }, { "qId": 7855, "qText": "Which musical with book and lyrics by James Rado and Gerome Ragni and music by Galt MacDermot opened in October 1967 at Joseph Papp's Public Theater?", "qAns": [ "hair" ] }, { "qId": 7856, "qText": "In which US state is the port of Galveston?", "qAns": [ "texas" ] }, { "qId": 7857, "qText": "Galway is a county within which Irish province?", "qAns": [ "connacht" ] }, { "qId": 7858, "qText": "Which county on the West coast of Ireland lies between County Limerick and County Galway?", "qAns": [ "county clare" ] }, { "qId": 7859, "qText": "What gambling game is based on a wheel with 37 compartments?", "qAns": [ "roulette" ] }, { "qId": 7860, "qText": "Which female recording artists featured on the 2003 Santana hit The Game of Love?", "qAns": [ "michelle branch" ] }, { "qId": 7861, "qText": "Who had a top ten hit in 1965 with Game Of Love?", "qAns": [ "wayne fontana" ] }, { "qId": 7862, "qText": "Which actor plays the part of John Snow in the TV series Game of Thrones?", "qAns": [ "kit harington" ] }, { "qId": 7863, "qText": "In what TV game show do players not want to join the '200 Club'?", "qAns": [ "pointless" ] }, { "qId": 7864, "qText": "Of all the gameshows that were revived for a series of one-off specials in Ant And Dec's Gameshow Marathon which was the oldest?", "qAns": [ "take your pick!" ] }, { "qId": 7865, "qText": "In J.R.R.Tolkein`s `The Hobbit` is Gandalf a wizard, a dwarf or a goblin?", "qAns": [ "wizard" ] }, { "qId": 7866, "qText": "Gander Airport was used as a refuelling stop for transatlantic flights between the 1940s and the 1960s. In which Canadian province is it?", "qAns": [ "newfoundland and labrador" ] }, { "qId": 7867, "qText": "Who directed the 1982 film 'Gandhi'?", "qAns": [ "richard attenborough" ] }, { "qId": 7868, "qText": "Who played 'Gandhi' in the film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "ben kingsley" ] }, { "qId": 7869, "qText": "Who played the leading role in the 1982 film 'Gandhi'?", "qAns": [ "ben kingsley" ] }, { "qId": 7870, "qText": "Who played the title role in the film Gandhi?", "qAns": [ "ben kingsley" ] }, { "qId": 7871, "qText": "Who played the title role in the film `Gandhi`?", "qAns": [ "ben kingsley" ] }, { "qId": 7872, "qText": "Who had a hit in 2012 with the song and video 'Gangnam Style'?", "qAns": [ "psy" ] }, { "qId": 7873, "qText": "Who played Leonardo DiCaprio's murdered father in the 2002 film 'Gangs of New York'?", "qAns": [ "liam neeson" ] }, { "qId": 7874, "qText": "Who featured on the 2002 Eve hit Gangsta Lovin?", "qAns": [ "alicia keys" ] }, { "qId": 7875, "qText": "Actor Pierce Brosnan made his screen debut in which British gangster film?", "qAns": [ "the long good friday" ] }, { "qId": 7876, "qText": "In the 70s which gangster film won an Oscar as did its sequel?", "qAns": [ "the godfather" ] }, { "qId": 7877, "qText": "Ganymede is the largest moon in the solar system, around which planet does it orbit?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 7878, "qText": "In which movie did Garbo say, I want to be alone.?", "qAns": [ "grand hotel" ] }, { "qId": 7879, "qText": "Painted in 1905, the painting Garcon a la Pipe was a famous painting by which famous artist who died in 1973?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 7880, "qText": "Which artist who lived from 1450 to 1516, painted 'The Garden Of Earthly Delights'?", "qAns": [ "hieronymus bosch" ] }, { "qId": 7881, "qText": "Who painted the early sixteenth century triptych 'The Garden of Earthly Delights'?", "qAns": [ "hieronymus bosch" ] }, { "qId": 7882, "qText": "First shown in 1976, which ITV series featured Gareth Hunt as the character Mike Gambit ?", "qAns": [ "the new avengers" ] }, { "qId": 7883, "qText": "'Gargantua' and 'Pantagruel' are literary works written by which 16th century French author?", "qAns": [ "francois rabelais" ] }, { "qId": 7884, "qText": "What is the name given to the Italian fried chicken dish in which a sauce of garlic, tomatoes and white wine is used Named supposedly after an inn-keeper was forced to make a dish with any food available by Napoleonic French forces?", "qAns": [ "chicken marengo" ] }, { "qId": 7885, "qText": "What is the name of the Greek dip of yoghurt, cucumber, garlic and mint?", "qAns": [ "tzatziki" ] }, { "qId": 7886, "qText": "Garrotxa cheese is made from the milk of which animal?", "qAns": [ "goat" ] }, { "qId": 7887, "qText": "Which colourful, noisy bird, found across Europe, northwest Africa and Asia, is found in a woodland habitat The common variety has the scientific name Garrulus Glandarius?", "qAns": [ "jay" ] }, { "qId": 7888, "qText": "Name Garry Trudeau's army-related cartoon strip?", "qAns": [ "doonesbury" ] }, { "qId": 7889, "qText": "What was the title of Gary Barlow's autobiography, released in 2006?", "qAns": [ "my take" ] }, { "qId": 7890, "qText": "What is the title of British singer Gary Barlow's album, released in 2012 to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II?", "qAns": [ "sing" ] }, { "qId": 7891, "qText": "A recent recording by Gary Barlow, which song from War of the Worlds was originally a hit for the Moody Blues in 1978 and contains the lines, Like the sun through the trees you came to love me, like a leaf on a breeze you blew away ?", "qAns": [ "forever autumn" ] }, { "qId": 7892, "qText": "Gary Barlow was a member of which 1990s boyband?", "qAns": [ "take that" ] }, { "qId": 7893, "qText": "Gary Burrell and Min Kao founded which US-based navigation systems company in 1989?", "qAns": [ "garmin" ] }, { "qId": 7894, "qText": "What instrument does jazz musician Gary Burton play?", "qAns": [ "vibraphone" ] }, { "qId": 7895, "qText": "Gary Busey played which pop star in a 1978 film?", "qAns": [ "buddy holly" ] }, { "qId": 7896, "qText": "What you talkin' about Willis was a catchphrase for the late Gary Coleman in which TV series?", "qAns": [ "diff'rent strokes" ] }, { "qId": 7897, "qText": "For which film did Gary Cooper win Best Actor Oscar in 1941?", "qAns": [ "alvin c. york" ] }, { "qId": 7898, "qText": "In which film did Gary Cooper play a farmer who became a war hero?", "qAns": [ "alvin c. york" ] }, { "qId": 7899, "qText": "Which cartoon character has a pet snail called Gary who meows?", "qAns": [ "spongebob squarepants" ] }, { "qId": 7900, "qText": "Which musical is set in Gary, Indiana?", "qAns": [ "the music man" ] }, { "qId": 7901, "qText": "What single panel comic strip, running daily from 1980 to 1995, featured the surreal humor of WSU alum Gary Larson?", "qAns": [ "the far side" ] }, { "qId": 7902, "qText": "Golfer Gary Player was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 7903, "qText": "Which US TV show's theme song, by Judy Hart Angelo & Gary Portnoy, performed by Portnoy, contained the line Where Everybody Knows Your Name?", "qAns": [ "cheers" ] }, { "qId": 7904, "qText": "On which West Indian island was cricketer Gary Sobers born?", "qAns": [ "barbados" ] }, { "qId": 7905, "qText": "What was cricketer Gary Sobers home island?", "qAns": [ "barbados" ] }, { "qId": 7906, "qText": "Actor Gary Webster took over as an eponymous character in which TV series of the 70s and 80s?", "qAns": [ "minder" ] }, { "qId": 7907, "qText": "A single flame gas burner frequently used in student science laboratories is named after whom?", "qAns": [ "robert bunsen" ] }, { "qId": 7908, "qText": "What name is given to the change of state from liquid to gas?", "qAns": [ "evaporation" ] }, { "qId": 7909, "qText": "Gaston Leroux wrote which 1911 novel, later a famous musical?", "qAns": [ "the phantom of the opera" ] }, { "qId": 7910, "qText": "Which book by Gaston Leroux tells the story of a young composer named Eric?", "qAns": [ "the phantom of the opera" ] }, { "qId": 7911, "qText": "Who sculpted The Gates of Hell depicting a scene from Dante's Inferno from 1880 until his death in 1917?", "qAns": [ "auguste rodin" ] }, { "qId": 7912, "qText": "The tallest man-made monument in the US, the Gateway Arch is the centerpiece of the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in what US city, which recognizes the cities importance in the westward expansion?", "qAns": [ "st. louis" ] }, { "qId": 7913, "qText": "In which US city was the 192 metre tall Gateway Arch built on the west bank of the Mississippi river in the mid-1960s?", "qAns": [ "st. louis" ] }, { "qId": 7914, "qText": "In which English county is Gatwick Airport?", "qAns": [ "west sussex" ] }, { "qId": 7915, "qText": "What is the generic title of a series of French comic strips that follows the exploits of a village of ancient Gauls as they resist Roman occupation by means of a magic potion brewed by their druid, which gives them superhuman strength?", "qAns": [ "asterix" ] }, { "qId": 7916, "qText": "By what name is Gautama Siddhartha better known?", "qAns": [ "buddha" ] }, { "qId": 7917, "qText": "Which African country is divided into nine provinces including Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Gauteng?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 7918, "qText": "Which Armenian composer wrote the ballets Gayaneh and Spartacus?", "qAns": [ "khachaturian" ] }, { "qId": 7919, "qText": "Which Welsh singer was born Gaynor Hopkins?", "qAns": [ "bonnie tyler" ] }, { "qId": 7920, "qText": "Who composed the music for the opera The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)?", "qAns": [ "gioachino rossini" ] }, { "qId": 7921, "qText": "On 'Super Saturday' Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah won athletics gold for Team GB, who was the third gold medalist on the day?", "qAns": [ "greg rutherford" ] }, { "qId": 7922, "qText": "The youngest gold medalist for team GB at the 2012 Olympics, Jade Jones, won in which sport?", "qAns": [ "taekwondo" ] }, { "qId": 7923, "qText": "Which member of the 2009 Team GB won this year's Milan-San Remo cycle race?", "qAns": [ "mark cavendish" ] }, { "qId": 7924, "qText": "Who played Michael Murray in Alan Bleasdale's TV drama G.B.H.?", "qAns": [ "robert lindsay" ] }, { "qId": 7925, "qText": "What form of carbon was first isolated by Dr Andire Geim and Kostya Novoselov of Manchester University - ts development earned them a Nobel Prize in 2010?", "qAns": [ "graphene" ] }, { "qId": 7926, "qText": "Geir Haard (who in 2012 became the first politician to face court charges for negligence in contributing to the 2008 global financial crisis) led what country?", "qAns": [ "iceland" ] }, { "qId": 7927, "qText": "Which `M` is the ruling planet of the astrological sign Gemini?", "qAns": [ "mercury" ] }, { "qId": 7928, "qText": "Gene Hackman played the sheriff of Big Whiskey and received an Oscar in which 1992 film?", "qAns": [ "unforgiven" ] }, { "qId": 7929, "qText": "Which clothing firm shares its name with a 1971 Academy Award winning film starring Gene Hackman?", "qAns": [ "french connection" ] }, { "qId": 7930, "qText": "Gene Hackman won the Best Actor 'Oscar' for his role as 'Popeye Doyle' in which film?", "qAns": [ "the french connection" ] }, { "qId": 7931, "qText": "During the siege of which African city did General Gordon die?", "qAns": [ "khartoum" ] }, { "qId": 7932, "qText": "What country became democratic after the death of Generalisimo Franco?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 7933, "qText": "Now a brand of General motors what is oldest active American car make?", "qAns": [ "buick" ] }, { "qId": 7934, "qText": "William Crapo Durant merged Oldsmobile and what other car company to form General Motors?", "qAns": [ "buick" ] }, { "qId": 7935, "qText": "The logo of which General Motors car brand is on the shirts of Manchester United FC?", "qAns": [ "chevrolet" ] }, { "qId": 7936, "qText": "Which American car make, owned by General Motors, took its name from the Native American chief who led a rebellion against English rule in 1763?", "qAns": [ "pontiac" ] }, { "qId": 7937, "qText": "Which South Korean car company was bought by General Motors in 2001, its cars then being produced under the Chevrolet badge?", "qAns": [ "daewoo" ] }, { "qId": 7938, "qText": "What species is General Sherman, the world's heaviest single-trunk tree?", "qAns": [ "sequoiadendron giganteum" ] }, { "qId": 7939, "qText": "Who wrote the General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money in 1936?", "qAns": [ "john maynard keynes" ] }, { "qId": 7940, "qText": "Who published the General Theory of Relativity in 1915?", "qAns": [ "albert einstein" ] }, { "qId": 7941, "qText": "What TV series was created by Gene Roddenberry?", "qAns": [ "star trek" ] }, { "qId": 7942, "qText": "Name the actress, who played the part of Nurse Chappel in the original TV series, Star Trek, and married the creator Gene Roddenberry in 1969.?", "qAns": [ "majel barrett" ] }, { "qId": 7943, "qText": "Who played guitar for Genesis from 1970 to 1977, before going on to form Supergroup GTR with Steve Howe from Yes?", "qAns": [ "steve hackett" ] }, { "qId": 7944, "qText": "In what sport did Gene Tunney defeat Jack Dempsey?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 7945, "qText": "The city of Geneva is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 7946, "qText": "Genghis Khan led what group of people?", "qAns": [ "mongols" ] }, { "qId": 7947, "qText": "In 1999, who had her first UK number one with `Genie In A Bottle`?", "qAns": [ "christina aguilera" ] }, { "qId": 7948, "qText": "In which Italian region is the port and city of Genoa located ?", "qAns": [ "liguria" ] }, { "qId": 7949, "qText": "Of which Italian region is Genoa the capital?", "qAns": [ "liguria" ] }, { "qId": 7950, "qText": "Which American film director of Greek origin has twice won the Academy Award for Best Director for his films 'Gentleman's Agreement' and 'On The Waterfront'?", "qAns": [ "elia kazan" ] }, { "qId": 7951, "qText": "Who directed The Big Sleep and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?", "qAns": [ "howard hawks" ] }, { "qId": 7952, "qText": "Which hollywood sex symbol, star of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, died in 2011, aged 89?", "qAns": [ "jane russell" ] }, { "qId": 7953, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?", "qAns": [ "anita loos" ] }, { "qId": 7954, "qText": "Which evergreen trees belong to the genus Picea?", "qAns": [ "spruce" ] }, { "qId": 7955, "qText": "Which genus of 422 species of flowering plants are often known as cranesbills?", "qAns": [ "pelargonium" ] }, { "qId": 7956, "qText": "Snail fever is caused by organisms of which genus?", "qAns": [ "schistosoma" ] }, { "qId": 7957, "qText": "What is the common name for members of the plant genus Mandragora belonging to the nightshade family?", "qAns": [ "mandrake" ] }, { "qId": 7958, "qText": "To which genus of trees does the Maple belong?", "qAns": [ "acer" ] }, { "qId": 7959, "qText": "What is a genus of 422 species of flowering annual, biennial, and perennial plants commonly known as the cranesbills?", "qAns": [ "geranium" ] }, { "qId": 7960, "qText": "What is both the botanical name and the English common name of a genus of flowering plants, sometimes also called sugarbushes, that were named in 1735 by Carolus Linnaeus?", "qAns": [ "geranium" ] }, { "qId": 7961, "qText": "Which tree belongs to the genus Betula?", "qAns": [ "birch" ] }, { "qId": 7962, "qText": "What genus of about 70-75 species of flowering plants native to southern and eastern Asia and North and South America are mostly shrubs 1 to 3 metres tall, though some are small trees, and others are lianas reaching up to 30m by climbing trees?", "qAns": [ "hydrangea" ] }, { "qId": 7963, "qText": "What is the edible sea snail of the genus Haliotis, which has an ear-shaped shell with a pearly interior?", "qAns": [ "abalone" ] }, { "qId": 7964, "qText": "Common in Australia the wattle is a tree of what genus?", "qAns": [ "acacia" ] }, { "qId": 7965, "qText": "What is a geoduck?", "qAns": [ "clam" ] }, { "qId": 7966, "qText": "In the James Bond series of films, Major Geoffrey Boothroyd is better known as who?", "qAns": [ "q" ] }, { "qId": 7967, "qText": "Which comedienne is married to Geoffrey Durham?", "qAns": [ "victoria wood" ] }, { "qId": 7968, "qText": "Anthony Hopkins and Geoffrey Howe were born in which Welsh town?", "qAns": [ "port talbot" ] }, { "qId": 7969, "qText": "What was the first name of the character played by Geoffrey Hughes in the TV sitcom Keeping Up Appearances'?", "qAns": [ "onslow" ] }, { "qId": 7970, "qText": "In TV's Heartbeat Geoffrey Hughes plays which character?", "qAns": [ "vernon scripps" ] }, { "qId": 7971, "qText": "In September 1990, Geoffrey Palmer resigned as Prime Minister of which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 7972, "qText": "Geoffrey Rush won the 1996 Academy Award for Best Actor for playing a mentally handicapped piano player in which film?", "qAns": [ "shine" ] }, { "qId": 7973, "qText": "In which Marx Brothers film does much of the action centre on the theft of a painting, during a party given in honour of Groucho's character, the explorer Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding?", "qAns": [ "animal crackers" ] }, { "qId": 7974, "qText": "Which Shakespearean play is the basis for films directed by Orson Welles in 1948, Roman Polanski (1971), Geoffrey Wright (2006), Akira Kurosawa (1958), Billy Morrissette (2001), and Vishal Bharadwaj (2004)?", "qAns": [ "macbeth" ] }, { "qId": 7975, "qText": "What is the only geometric shape that has infinite lines of symmetry?", "qAns": [ "circle" ] }, { "qId": 7976, "qText": "George A Custer died in which battle?", "qAns": [ "battle of the little bighorn" ] }, { "qId": 7977, "qText": "George and Mildred and Robin's Nest were spinoffs from which 1970s sitcom?", "qAns": [ "man about the house" ] }, { "qId": 7978, "qText": "In which classic film is businessman 'George Bailey' on the brink of suicide when 'Clarence Oldbody' shows him what the world would have been like without him?", "qAns": [ "it's a wonderful life" ] }, { "qId": 7979, "qText": "Dick Dudgeon and Reverend Anthony Anderson are characters in which play by George Bernard Shaw?", "qAns": [ "the devil's disciple" ] }, { "qId": 7980, "qText": "In which play by George Bernard Shaw is the daughter of 'Lady Britomart Undershaft' an Officer of the Salvation Army?", "qAns": [ "major barbara" ] }, { "qId": 7981, "qText": "What was the name of the mythical sculptor who fell in love with the statue of a woman he carved, as told by Roman poet Ovid, and inspiring George Bernard Shaw's play of the same name?", "qAns": [ "pygmalion" ] }, { "qId": 7982, "qText": "Which art movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and George Braque?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 7983, "qText": "George Burns and Walter Matthau starred in which 1975 film about two ageing vaudevillains?", "qAns": [ "the sunshine boys" ] }, { "qId": 7984, "qText": "Oscar de la Hoya, Jack Dempsey and George Chuvalo are all associated with which sport?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 7985, "qText": "Quentin Tarantino and George Clooney play brothers Seth and Richard Gecko in which 1996 film?", "qAns": [ "from dusk till dawn" ] }, { "qId": 7986, "qText": "Which was the 2013 sci-fi film which scored an Oscar for Best Director and starred Sandra Bullock and George Clooney?", "qAns": [ "gravity" ] }, { "qId": 7987, "qText": "In which London pub did Ronnie Kray murder George Cornell?", "qAns": [ "the blind beggar" ] }, { "qId": 7988, "qText": "At which Whitechapel pub was George Cornell shot by Ronnie Kray?", "qAns": [ "the blind beggar" ] }, { "qId": 7989, "qText": "George Cornell was shot by Ronnie Kray in which East End pub in 1966?", "qAns": [ "the blind beggar" ] }, { "qId": 7990, "qText": "George Cukor directed which 1964 film musical?", "qAns": [ "my fair lady" ] }, { "qId": 7991, "qText": "During which battle of 1876 did the Sioux Indians massacre George Custer's Seventh Cavalry Regiment?", "qAns": [ "battle of the little bighorn" ] }, { "qId": 7992, "qText": "At what Montana battle did Lt. Col George Custer famously loose his life?", "qAns": [ "battle of the little bighorn" ] }, { "qId": 7993, "qText": "Prior to gaining enormous success in his own right, which comedian played 'George Dawes', the scorekeeping baby, in the t.v. comedy series 'Shooting Stars'?", "qAns": [ "matt lucas" ] }, { "qId": 7994, "qText": "In which novel by George du Maurier does the character?", "qAns": [ "trilby" ] }, { "qId": 7995, "qText": "Svengali is the hypnotic musician in which George du Maurier novel?", "qAns": [ "trilby" ] }, { "qId": 7996, "qText": "What is the title of the 1996 Oscar-winning documentary about the Muhammad Ali and George Foreman 1974 'Rumble in the Jungle' fight in Zaire?", "qAns": [ "when we were kings" ] }, { "qId": 7997, "qText": "When George Formby sang the lines: 'It may be sticky, but I never complain, I like to have a nibble at it now and again', to what was he ostensibly referring?", "qAns": [ "my little stick of blackpool rock" ] }, { "qId": 7998, "qText": "George Fox is associated with the founding of which religion?", "qAns": [ "quakers" ] }, { "qId": 7999, "qText": "What religious organisation was formed under the leadership of George Fox in the mid 17th century?", "qAns": [ "quakers" ] }, { "qId": 8000, "qText": "Which collection of orchestral movements were composed by George Frideric Handel in 1717 at the request of King George I These are also his best known work.?", "qAns": [ "water music" ] }, { "qId": 8001, "qText": "Who currently plays Inspector George Gently on TV?", "qAns": [ "martin shaw" ] }, { "qId": 8002, "qText": "Who plays Chief Inspector George Gently on television?", "qAns": [ "martin shaw" ] }, { "qId": 8003, "qText": "By 1922 Fred Astaire and his sister Adele were so popular that George and Ira Gershwin wrote Funny Face and what other show especially for them?", "qAns": [ "lady be good" ] }, { "qId": 8004, "qText": "In which city was King George II born?", "qAns": [ "hanover" ] }, { "qId": 8005, "qText": "What is the character George from the UK TV series Rainbow?", "qAns": [ "hippopotamus" ] }, { "qId": 8006, "qText": "What type of animal was George in the children's TV show Rainbow?", "qAns": [ "hippopotamus" ] }, { "qId": 8007, "qText": "Giant George, at 7'3 from nose to tail, and 43 shoulder high, was announced the world's tallest what in 2010 by Guinness World Records?", "qAns": [ "dog" ] }, { "qId": 8008, "qText": "Which 1968 album released by George Harrison is notable for being the first official solo album by one of The Beatles?", "qAns": [ "wonderwall music" ] }, { "qId": 8009, "qText": "Which film company did George Harrison create to finance 'Monty Python's Life of Brian'?", "qAns": [ "handmade films" ] }, { "qId": 8010, "qText": "Tony Lumpkin, Constance Neville and George Hastings are all characters in which play by Irish author Oliver Goldsmith?", "qAns": [ "she stoops to conquer" ] }, { "qId": 8011, "qText": "George H. W. Bush was vice president to whom?", "qAns": [ "ronald reagan" ] }, { "qId": 8012, "qText": "Who married fellow country star George Jones in 1969?", "qAns": [ "tammy wynette" ] }, { "qId": 8013, "qText": "Which 1967 film, directed by Stuart Rosenberg starring Paul Newman and George Kennedy, was about the fate of a man sent to prison for vandalising parking meters?", "qAns": [ "cool hand luke" ] }, { "qId": 8014, "qText": "In which film did George Lazenby star as James Bond?", "qAns": [ "on her majesty's secret service" ] }, { "qId": 8015, "qText": "Which eighties band was comprised of George Michael & Andrew Ridgley?", "qAns": [ "wham!" ] }, { "qId": 8016, "qText": "Lenny Small and George Milton are the main characters in which novel by John Steinbeck?", "qAns": [ "of mice and men" ] }, { "qId": 8017, "qText": "Which novel tells the tragic story of displaced migrants George Milton and Lennie Small?", "qAns": [ "of mice and men" ] }, { "qId": 8018, "qText": "In 1936 George Nissen developed which item of sports equipment that still bears his name?", "qAns": [ "trampoline" ] }, { "qId": 8019, "qText": "Which George Orwell novel features a character called Napoleon?", "qAns": [ "animal farm" ] }, { "qId": 8020, "qText": "In which of his books does George Orwell recount his experiences in the Spanish Civil War?", "qAns": [ "homage to catalonia" ] }, { "qId": 8021, "qText": "What title did George Orwell give his book recalling his time as a soldier in the Spanish Civil War ?", "qAns": [ "homage to catalonia" ] }, { "qId": 8022, "qText": "Who is watching you in George Orwell's book 1984?", "qAns": [ "big brother" ] }, { "qId": 8023, "qText": "Which film which stars John Hurt, Richard Burton (in his last film role) and Suzanna Hamilton is based on a book by George Orwell?", "qAns": [ "1984" ] }, { "qId": 8024, "qText": "Which Cheshire constituency has been represented in Parliament by Neil Hamilton, Martin Bell and George Osbourne?", "qAns": [ "tatton" ] }, { "qId": 8025, "qText": "George Phillipe Telemann was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 8026, "qText": "Georges Bizet devised the word 'toreador' for what opera?", "qAns": [ "carmen" ] }, { "qId": 8027, "qText": "Georges Braque was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 8028, "qText": "What movement did Georges Braque belong to?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 8029, "qText": "Which avant-garde art movement, pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque around 1906, revolutionized European painting and sculpture and inspired related movements in music and literature?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 8030, "qText": "With which art movement was Georges Braque associated?", "qAns": [ "cubism" ] }, { "qId": 8031, "qText": "What term best describes Georges Braque?", "qAns": [ "cubist" ] }, { "qId": 8032, "qText": "Revealed in the author's archives given to Oxford's Bodelian Library in 2008, what occupationally titled novel had the working name The Reluctant Autumn of George Smiley?", "qAns": [ "tinker tailor soldier spy" ] }, { "qId": 8033, "qText": "Which British author created the fictional character George Smiley?", "qAns": [ "john le carre" ] }, { "qId": 8034, "qText": "Which British actor plays the lead part of George Smiley in the new film version of John Le Carre's Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy?", "qAns": [ "gary oldman" ] }, { "qId": 8035, "qText": "Played by George Takei, who was the helmsman on the USS Enterprise for the duration of the series?", "qAns": [ "hikaru sulu" ] }, { "qId": 8036, "qText": "Which office has been held by Horace King, Selwyn Lloyd and George Thomas?", "qAns": [ "speaker of the house of commons" ] }, { "qId": 8037, "qText": "Georgetown is the capital of which Caribbean country?", "qAns": [ "guyana" ] }, { "qId": 8038, "qText": "Which European city has an underground station called George V?", "qAns": [ "paris" ] }, { "qId": 8039, "qText": "In which royal residence did both George V and George VI die?", "qAns": [ "sandringham house" ] }, { "qId": 8040, "qText": "Who was the mother of British monarch King George V?", "qAns": [ "alexandra of denmark" ] }, { "qId": 8041, "qText": "Who was the third President of the USA, following on from George Washington and John Adams was also famed for his numerous inventions?", "qAns": [ "thomas jefferson" ] }, { "qId": 8042, "qText": "Founded in 1775, George Washington was the Commander-in-Chief of what Army?", "qAns": [ "continental army" ] }, { "qId": 8043, "qText": "What is the former home and burial place of George Washington?", "qAns": [ "mount vernon" ] }, { "qId": 8044, "qText": "What was the name of George Washington's house where he is buried?", "qAns": [ "mount vernon" ] }, { "qId": 8045, "qText": "Before becoming President of the United States, George W Bush was govenor of which state?", "qAns": [ "texas" ] }, { "qId": 8046, "qText": "If George W. Bush were to have been impeached (and convicted), who would have become President?", "qAns": [ "dick cheney" ] }, { "qId": 8047, "qText": "Who is the Vice-President for George W Bush?", "qAns": [ "dick cheney" ] }, { "qId": 8048, "qText": "After twelve men met in his bedroom in 1844, what was founded by Sir George Williams?", "qAns": [ "ymca" ] }, { "qId": 8049, "qText": "Founded in London in 1844 by George Williams, which organisation was established to provide low cost housing in a safe environment?", "qAns": [ "ymca" ] }, { "qId": 8050, "qText": "A retired postal worker, George Wilson is the cranky neighbor constantly being harassed by what comic strip character?", "qAns": [ "dennis the menace" ] }, { "qId": 8051, "qText": "Which famous cowboy was created by George W. Trendle?", "qAns": [ "lone ranger" ] }, { "qId": 8052, "qText": "What is the capital city of the country of Georgia?", "qAns": [ "tbilisi" ] }, { "qId": 8053, "qText": "What is the capital of the former Russian state of Georgia?", "qAns": [ "tbilisi" ] }, { "qId": 8054, "qText": "Which mountains stretch from West Virginia to Georgia?", "qAns": [ "blue ridge mountains" ] }, { "qId": 8055, "qText": "What is the capital of the US state of Georgia?", "qAns": [ "atlanta" ] }, { "qId": 8056, "qText": "Which state of the USA has land borders with Georgia and Alabama?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 8057, "qText": "Which American composer wrote the music for the songs Stardust and Georgia on my Mind?", "qAns": [ "hoagy carmichael" ] }, { "qId": 8058, "qText": "Which classical author wrote the Georgics?", "qAns": [ "virgil" ] }, { "qId": 8059, "qText": "Entertainer Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou is better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "george michael" ] }, { "qId": 8060, "qText": "Which actress star of the film Georgy Girl died in May 2010?", "qAns": [ "lynn redgrave" ] }, { "qId": 8061, "qText": "What was the name of Geppetto's puppet who came to life?", "qAns": [ "pinocchio" ] }, { "qId": 8062, "qText": "When Gerald Ford was president of the USA, who was his vice president?", "qAns": [ "nelson rockefeller" ] }, { "qId": 8063, "qText": "What modern witchcraft religion was invented by Gerald Gardner?", "qAns": [ "wicca" ] }, { "qId": 8064, "qText": "Which historical figure has been played on film by Gerard Depardieu, Marlon Brando and Jim Dale?", "qAns": [ "christopher columbus" ] }, { "qId": 8065, "qText": "In which film does Andie MacDowell try to fiddle a US stay for Gerard Depardieu?", "qAns": [ "green card" ] }, { "qId": 8066, "qText": "Where was cartographer Gerardus Mercator born - the modern name of the country where he was born?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 8067, "qText": "Which story by Hans Christian Andersen involves Kai, Gerda and a splintered mirror?", "qAns": [ "the snow queen" ] }, { "qId": 8068, "qText": "Gerhart Thrasher was an early member of which group?", "qAns": [ "the drifters" ] }, { "qId": 8069, "qText": "What is the title of Geri Halliwell's 1999 autobiography?", "qAns": [ "if only" ] }, { "qId": 8070, "qText": "The name of what popular German rye sandwich bread translates as devil's fart?", "qAns": [ "pumpernickel" ] }, { "qId": 8071, "qText": "The German dessert Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte is known by what name in Britain?", "qAns": [ "black forest cake" ] }, { "qId": 8072, "qText": "Which city, on the River Leine, is the capital of the German federal state of Lower Saxony?", "qAns": [ "hanover" ] }, { "qId": 8073, "qText": "Which Austrian composer wrote the music for the German National Anthem?", "qAns": [ "franz joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 8074, "qText": "Which composer, who lived from 1732-1809, wrote the music now used for the German national anthem?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 8075, "qText": "Who wrote the music of the German national anthem ?", "qAns": [ "joseph haydn" ] }, { "qId": 8076, "qText": "In WW2 Operation Yellow was the codename for the German invasion of which country?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 8077, "qText": "Which composer wrote a 'German Requiem'?", "qAns": [ "johannes brahms" ] }, { "qId": 8078, "qText": "Who composed the oratorio A German Requiem, also a quintet for clarinet and strings, etc?", "qAns": [ "johannes brahms" ] }, { "qId": 8079, "qText": "Who was the last Kaiser of Germany?", "qAns": [ "wilhelm ii" ] }, { "qId": 8080, "qText": "What is the capital of Germany?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8081, "qText": "Having originated in Germany, what is the name of the dog breed that competes in the eponymous wiener dog races?", "qAns": [ "dachshund" ] }, { "qId": 8082, "qText": "What is the large dog breed named after a town in south-west Germany, with St Bernard, Newfoundland and Pyrenean Mountain Dog ancestry?", "qAns": [ "leonberger" ] }, { "qId": 8083, "qText": "Which religious reformer and theologian appeared before the 'Diet of Worms' in Germany in 1521?", "qAns": [ "martin luther" ] }, { "qId": 8084, "qText": "What is the name of the current President of Germany?", "qAns": [ "christian wulff" ] }, { "qId": 8085, "qText": "Who became President of Germany in June 2010?", "qAns": [ "christian wulff" ] }, { "qId": 8086, "qText": "Who resigned as President of Germany in February?", "qAns": [ "christian wulff" ] }, { "qId": 8087, "qText": "Who was the first Chancellor of the re-united Germany in 1990?", "qAns": [ "helmut kohl" ] }, { "qId": 8088, "qText": "Who became Chancellor of West Germany in 1969?", "qAns": [ "willy brandt" ] }, { "qId": 8089, "qText": "Who was Chancellor of West Germany from 1969-74?", "qAns": [ "willy brandt" ] }, { "qId": 8090, "qText": "Where in Germany is Europe's largest Gothic church?", "qAns": [ "cologne" ] }, { "qId": 8091, "qText": "What is Germanys second largest city (it's on the southern end of the Jutland Peninsula)?", "qAns": [ "hamburg" ] }, { "qId": 8092, "qText": "What is the currency of Germany?", "qAns": [ "euro" ] }, { "qId": 8093, "qText": "In which area of Germany was he born and raised?", "qAns": [ "bavaria" ] }, { "qId": 8094, "qText": "By population, which is the second biggest city in Germany?", "qAns": [ "hamburg" ] }, { "qId": 8095, "qText": "What is the famous scenic wooded area of SW Germany which gave its name to a locally originating chocolate and cherry cake?", "qAns": [ "black forest" ] }, { "qId": 8096, "qText": "What is either a type of fragrance or a city in Germany?", "qAns": [ "cologne" ] }, { "qId": 8097, "qText": "Nine of the ten tallest buildings in Germany are in which city?", "qAns": [ "frankfurt" ] }, { "qId": 8098, "qText": "What is the highest peak in Germany?", "qAns": [ "zugspitze" ] }, { "qId": 8099, "qText": "In 1915, which Balkan nation joined W.W.I., on the side of the Central Powers (i.e. Germany), by declaring war on Serbia?", "qAns": [ "bulgaria" ] }, { "qId": 8100, "qText": "On Aug 23, 1939, Germany signed a non-aggression pact with what other country, paving the way for the Nazi invasion of Poland?", "qAns": [ "soviet union" ] }, { "qId": 8101, "qText": "In 1966, Germany and England played in the World Cup final for which sport?", "qAns": [ "association football" ] }, { "qId": 8102, "qText": "What is Germany's biggest selling newspaper (at 2012)?", "qAns": [ "bild" ] }, { "qId": 8103, "qText": "What 1943 WWII battle between Germany and the Soviet Union remains to this day the largest series of armored clashes ever?", "qAns": [ "battle of kursk" ] }, { "qId": 8104, "qText": "September 1, 1939 saw the start of World War II when Germany invaded what country?", "qAns": [ "poland" ] }, { "qId": 8105, "qText": "Which German born super-model, actress and singer currently hosts the TV show, Germany's Next Top Model?", "qAns": [ "heidi klum" ] }, { "qId": 8106, "qText": "'Germinal' and 'Nana' are literary works by which 19th century French author?", "qAns": [ "emile zola" ] }, { "qId": 8107, "qText": "Which French author wrote 'Nana', 'Germinal' and `J'Accuse'?", "qAns": [ "emile zola" ] }, { "qId": 8108, "qText": "In which American state did Geronimo carry out most of his raiding and killing?", "qAns": [ "arizona" ] }, { "qId": 8109, "qText": "Doctor Beaker, Zarin, Mitch the Monkey and Professor Popkiss are all characters from which children's television series created by Gerry Anderson?", "qAns": [ "supercar" ] }, { "qId": 8110, "qText": "Produced in the UK between 1961 and 1962, what was the first UK Gerry Anderson series to be shown overseas?", "qAns": [ "supercar" ] }, { "qId": 8111, "qText": "Paul Metcalfe is the real name of which Gerry Anderson puppet character?", "qAns": [ "captain scarlet" ] }, { "qId": 8112, "qText": "Of which Kansas town was Tex Tucker the sheriff in a Gerry Anderson T V puppet show?", "qAns": [ "four feather falls" ] }, { "qId": 8113, "qText": "In which Gerry Anderson TV series did Mike Mercury appear?", "qAns": [ "supercar" ] }, { "qId": 8114, "qText": "Gerry Goffin was the husband of which singer?", "qAns": [ "carole king" ] }, { "qId": 8115, "qText": "What links Gerry Rafferty to Sherlock Holmes?", "qAns": [ "baker street" ] }, { "qId": 8116, "qText": "Sportsman Gerry Watson is better by which first name?", "qAns": [ "bubba" ] }, { "qId": 8117, "qText": "Which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical was written for actress Gertrude Lawrence, who died a year later halfway through the show's run?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 8118, "qText": "Which former Gestapo boss was sentenced to life imprisonment in July 1987 for crimes against humanity during World War II?", "qAns": [ "klaus barbie" ] }, { "qId": 8119, "qText": "Who has released the albums Just Push Play and Get a Grip?", "qAns": [ "aerosmith" ] }, { "qId": 8120, "qText": "Which French electronic dance music duo had a UK Number Number One single in 2013 with 'Get Lucky'?", "qAns": [ "daft punk" ] }, { "qId": 8121, "qText": "From which musical did the sing 'Get Me To The Church On Time' come?", "qAns": [ "my fair lady" ] }, { "qId": 8122, "qText": "Which artist released an album and movie under the same title of Get Rich Or Die Tryin`?", "qAns": [ "50 cent" ] }, { "qId": 8123, "qText": "Who topped the UK charts for two weeks in 2005 with 'Get Right'?", "qAns": [ "jennifer lopez" ] }, { "qId": 8124, "qText": "What was the sequel to the John Travolta film Get Shorty?", "qAns": [ "be cool" ] }, { "qId": 8125, "qText": "Who had a 2002 hit with Get the Party Started?", "qAns": [ "pink" ] }, { "qId": 8126, "qText": "Who was Getting Jiggy With It in 1999?", "qAns": [ "will smith" ] }, { "qId": 8127, "qText": "Getting to Know You is a song from which film?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 8128, "qText": "I Whistle A Happy Tune and Getting To Know You are two songs from Which stage musical of 1951 ?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 8129, "qText": "The songs 'Shall We Dance', 'Getting to Know You' and 'I'll Whistle a Happy Tune' are all from which 1956 musical film?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 8130, "qText": "Which musical features the song 'Getting to know you'?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 8131, "qText": "Who gave the famous speech known as the `Gettysburg Address`?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 8132, "qText": "Who made the Gettysburg Address in 1863?", "qAns": [ "abraham lincoln" ] }, { "qId": 8133, "qText": "In which American state is Gettysburg, where Abraham Lincoln made his famous address?", "qAns": [ "pennsylvania" ] }, { "qId": 8134, "qText": "Getulio Vargas served as President of which South American country for 15 years from 1930?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 8135, "qText": "Which European city is home to the Gewandhaus Orchestra?", "qAns": [ "leipzig" ] }, { "qId": 8136, "qText": "What is the capital of Ghana?", "qAns": [ "accra" ] }, { "qId": 8137, "qText": "Of what is ghee a variety?", "qAns": [ "butter" ] }, { "qId": 8138, "qText": "Which artist born in what is now Belgium (c. 1380-1441) painted the Ghent Altarpiece?", "qAns": [ "jan van eyck" ] }, { "qId": 8139, "qText": "What herb is traditionally associated, besides garlic, with the pickling of a gherkin (US pickle)?", "qAns": [ "dill" ] }, { "qId": 8140, "qText": "Which car manufacturer produces the models Ghibli and Levante?", "qAns": [ "maserati" ] }, { "qId": 8141, "qText": "Who was the female star of the 1984 film Ghostbusters?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 8142, "qText": "Who performed the themes for the Ghostbusters series of films?", "qAns": [ "ray parker, jr." ] }, { "qId": 8143, "qText": "Who wrote the book The Ghost released as a film in 2010?", "qAns": [ "robert harris" ] }, { "qId": 8144, "qText": "Which band released the albums Regatta de Blanc and Ghost in the Machine?", "qAns": [ "police" ] }, { "qId": 8145, "qText": "The Ghost Road by Pat Barker, which won the Booker Prize in 1995, is the third volume in which trilogy?", "qAns": [ "regeneration trilogy" ] }, { "qId": 8146, "qText": "Who wrote The Ghost (2007) and An Officer and a Spy (2013)?", "qAns": [ "robert harris" ] }, { "qId": 8147, "qText": "What one word connects the following 1. In a certain comics universe, the dimension in which criminals are held in a state of suspended animation. 2. Lee Falk's popular creation with the nickname The Ghost Who Walks. 3. Erik, who haunts the Paris Opera House.?", "qAns": [ "phantom" ] }, { "qId": 8148, "qText": "In the James Bond film Die Another Day who played Bond girl Giacinta Jinx Johnson?", "qAns": [ "halle berry" ] }, { "qId": 8149, "qText": "Rodolfo and Mimi are the main characters in which opera by Giacomo Puccini?", "qAns": [ "la boheme" ] }, { "qId": 8150, "qText": "The aria 'Un bel di vedremo' (One fine day) is from which opera by Giacomo Puccini?", "qAns": [ "madama butterfly" ] }, { "qId": 8151, "qText": "What type of opera is Puccini's Gianni Schicchi?", "qAns": [ "comedy" ] }, { "qId": 8152, "qText": "Although mostly associated with Manchester in which other part of the UK were the Gibb Brothers born?", "qAns": [ "isle of man" ] }, { "qId": 8153, "qText": "Gibbons and orang-utans are types of which creature?", "qAns": [ "ape" ] }, { "qId": 8154, "qText": "Born in Gibraltar, which designer was named British Designer of the Year in 1987, 1994 and 1995?", "qAns": [ "john galliano" ] }, { "qId": 8155, "qText": "The Gibson Desert is in the central area of which Australian state?", "qAns": [ "western australia" ] }, { "qId": 8156, "qText": "Which spirit is included in the cocktail 'Gibson'?", "qAns": [ "gin" ] }, { "qId": 8157, "qText": "What is a word for giddiness, often associated with a disease of the inner ear?", "qAns": [ "vertigo" ] }, { "qId": 8158, "qText": "What company created the gif image file format?", "qAns": [ "compuserve" ] }, { "qId": 8159, "qText": "Which English football league club play their home games at Gigg Lane?", "qAns": [ "bury" ] }, { "qId": 8160, "qText": "The 1958 film 'Gigi' was based on the novel by which French author?", "qAns": [ "colette" ] }, { "qId": 8161, "qText": "According to the Old Testament, which place is the source of the river that divides into four other rivers - the Pishon, Gihon, Tigris and Euphrates?", "qAns": [ "garden of eden" ] }, { "qId": 8162, "qText": "Which 1999 Oscar winning film was directed by Mike Leigh and starred Jim Broadbent as Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan fame?", "qAns": [ "topsy-turvy" ] }, { "qId": 8163, "qText": "Which Gilbert and Sullivan Opera has the alternative title The Town of Titipu?", "qAns": [ "the mikado" ] }, { "qId": 8164, "qText": "What film, released in 2000, is the story of Gilbert and Sullivan's first production of The Mikado?", "qAns": [ "topsy-turvy" ] }, { "qId": 8165, "qText": "Gilbertese is an official language of which Pacific island nation?", "qAns": [ "kiribati" ] }, { "qId": 8166, "qText": "To what did the Gilbert Islands change its name after gaining independence from Britain in 1979?", "qAns": [ "kiribati" ] }, { "qId": 8167, "qText": "What name did the Gilbert islands adopt upon gaining independence?", "qAns": [ "kiribati" ] }, { "qId": 8168, "qText": "The character Pooh-Bah appears in which Gilbert & Sullivan operetta?", "qAns": [ "the mikado" ] }, { "qId": 8169, "qText": "'Gilda' is the daughter of which eponymous character in a Verdi opera?", "qAns": [ "rigoletto" ] }, { "qId": 8170, "qText": "Which country has a Formula One Grand Prix Circuit named 'Gilles Villeneuve'?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8171, "qText": "Which Gilligan's Island castaway originally hailed from Winfield, Kansas and was the youngest of the castaways?", "qAns": [ "mary ann summers" ] }, { "qId": 8172, "qText": "What was the full character name of the movie star on TVs Gilligan's Island?", "qAns": [ "ginger grant" ] }, { "qId": 8173, "qText": "With an estimated worth of $2.1 billion (as of last year) what was the name of the richest man on Gilligan's Island?", "qAns": [ "thurston howell, iii" ] }, { "qId": 8174, "qText": "What type of creature was Gimli?", "qAns": [ "dwarf" ] }, { "qId": 8175, "qText": "Gimpo International Airport is located in which Asian city?", "qAns": [ "seoul" ] }, { "qId": 8176, "qText": "Ginger Baker was the drummer from which band?", "qAns": [ "cream" ] }, { "qId": 8177, "qText": "Which three piece band were Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce members of?", "qAns": [ "cream" ] }, { "qId": 8178, "qText": "In which animated movie will you find a tortured Gingerbread Man?", "qAns": [ "shrek" ] }, { "qId": 8179, "qText": "Baby, Ginger, Scary, Sporty and Posh were all members of which girl band?", "qAns": [ "spice girls" ] }, { "qId": 8180, "qText": "Who were Scary, Baby, Ginger, Posh and Sporty?", "qAns": [ "spice girls" ] }, { "qId": 8181, "qText": "Sharon Stone plays Ginger McKenna Rothstein in which 1995 film?", "qAns": [ "casino" ] }, { "qId": 8182, "qText": "In which capital city is the street called the Ginza which is full of department stores and night-clubs?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 8183, "qText": "Artists William Harnett, Annibale Carracci, Abraham van Beyeren, Juan Snchez Cotn, Jean-Baptiste-Simon Chardin, Vincent van Gogh, Edouard Manet, Fernand Lger, Georges Braque, Giorgio Morandi, Paul Czanne and Pablo Picasso have all painted what style of painting?", "qAns": [ "still life" ] }, { "qId": 8184, "qText": "Dante, Boccaccio, Petrarch and Giotto were based in what city in the first half of the 14th century?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 8185, "qText": "Who wrote the novels 'Go Tell It On The Mountain' and 'Giovanni's Room'?", "qAns": [ "james baldwin" ] }, { "qId": 8186, "qText": "Who painted Girl before a Mirror ?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 8187, "qText": "Who sang the title song of the film The Girl Can't Help It?", "qAns": [ "little richard" ] }, { "qId": 8188, "qText": "In which country does The Girl From Ipanema live?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 8189, "qText": "Which Spice Girl released a solo album called `A Girl Like Me`?", "qAns": [ "emma bunton" ] }, { "qId": 8190, "qText": "Who composed the opera The Girl of the Golden West?", "qAns": [ "giacomo puccini" ] }, { "qId": 8191, "qText": "Who wrote the opera 'Girl of the Golden West' in 1910?", "qAns": [ "giacomo puccini" ] }, { "qId": 8192, "qText": "Who wrote the opera 'The Girl of the Golden West'?", "qAns": [ "giacomo puccini" ] }, { "qId": 8193, "qText": "What was Girls Aloud's 2002 UK Christmas number one single?", "qAns": [ "sound of the underground" ] }, { "qId": 8194, "qText": "What's the best-selling variety of Girl Scout cookies?", "qAns": [ "thin mints" ] }, { "qId": 8195, "qText": "In 1981 the single Girls on Film was the first top ten entry for which group?", "qAns": [ "duran duran" ] }, { "qId": 8196, "qText": "The bestselling novels The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, by the late Steig Larsson, are popularly known by what name, taken from the place of employment of the main protagonist?", "qAns": [ "millennium series" ] }, { "qId": 8197, "qText": "Who is the author of the novel 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'?", "qAns": [ "tracy chevalier" ] }, { "qId": 8198, "qText": "Who painted Girl with a Pearl Earring circa 1665?", "qAns": [ "johannes vermeer" ] }, { "qId": 8199, "qText": "Who, in Steig Larsson's Millennium trilogy of books, is The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'?", "qAns": [ "lisbeth salander" ] }, { "qId": 8200, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo'?", "qAns": [ "stieg larsson" ] }, { "qId": 8201, "qText": "Who directed the 2011 Hollywood version of 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo'?", "qAns": [ "david fincher" ] }, { "qId": 8202, "qText": "Who is the principal actor who plays a character named Michael Blomqvist in the 2011 film The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo?", "qAns": [ "daniel craig" ] }, { "qId": 8203, "qText": "The painting the Girl with the Pearl Earring is by which artist?", "qAns": [ "johannes vermeer" ] }, { "qId": 8204, "qText": "Girton College is part of which University?", "qAns": [ "cambridge" ] }, { "qId": 8205, "qText": "Northland, Gisborne, and Marlborough are wine-growing areas in which country?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 8206, "qText": "Which Gilbert And Sullivan opera that was introduced in 1889 opens to 24 Venetian young maidens binding white and red roses in posies to give to Marco and Giuseppe Palmeiri two persons that they all love ?", "qAns": [ "the gondoliers" ] }, { "qId": 8207, "qText": "Giuseppe Rossi, who was born and raised in Clifton, New Jersey, USA, was the top scorer with 4 goals in the men's association football tournament at the 2008 Olympics. Which team did he play for?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 8208, "qText": "Who had top ten hits in 1970 with Give Me Just A Little More Time and You've Got Me Dangling On A String?", "qAns": [ "chairmen of the board" ] }, { "qId": 8209, "qText": "Give me Liberty, or give me Death! is a quotation attributed to which speaker at a court hearing on 23 March 1775, at St. John's Church in Richmond, Virginia?", "qAns": [ "patrick henry" ] }, { "qId": 8210, "qText": "Which George had top ten hits in the 1980s with Give Me The Night and In Your Eyes?", "qAns": [ "george benson" ] }, { "qId": 8211, "qText": "Who became chief designer at Givenchy in 1996?", "qAns": [ "alexander mcqueen" ] }, { "qId": 8212, "qText": "What movie from the 1980's featured a cute little creature named Gizmo?", "qAns": [ "gremlins" ] }, { "qId": 8213, "qText": "What is the name of G.K. Chesterton's detective priest?", "qAns": [ "father brown" ] }, { "qId": 8214, "qText": "Who were 'Glad All Over' in their No. 1 hit of 1965?", "qAns": [ "the dave clark five" ] }, { "qId": 8215, "qText": "Who directed the film `Gladiator`?", "qAns": [ "ridley scott" ] }, { "qId": 8216, "qText": "Who played Commodus in the 2000 film Gladiator?", "qAns": [ "joaquin phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 8217, "qText": "Which pop singer was Glad to be Gay?", "qAns": [ "tom robinson" ] }, { "qId": 8218, "qText": "Gladwyn Jebb served as acting Secretary-General of which organisation until the election of Trygve Lie in 1946?", "qAns": [ "united nations" ] }, { "qId": 8219, "qText": "Which band were Glad You Came in 2012?", "qAns": [ "the wanted" ] }, { "qId": 8220, "qText": "Which popstar teamed up with Ludacris in 2007 to release Glamorous?", "qAns": [ "fergie" ] }, { "qId": 8221, "qText": "Which animals are affected by the disease glanders?", "qAns": [ "horse" ] }, { "qId": 8222, "qText": "Which German author wrote the novels 'The Glass Bead Game' and 'Siddharta'?", "qAns": [ "hermann hesse" ] }, { "qId": 8223, "qText": "Which 18th Century scientist and politician invented a glass harmonica (or 'armonica) in 1761?", "qAns": [ "benjamin franklin" ] }, { "qId": 8224, "qText": "Who formed the band called The Tin Machine, that ran from 1988 to 1992, primarily to play for the Glass Spider world tour?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 8225, "qText": "Who created the 1970s persona Thin White Duke, and subsequent brands Glass Spider and Tin Machine?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 8226, "qText": "The Glazer family, who own Manchester United also own which NFL American Football team?", "qAns": [ "tampa bay buccaneers" ] }, { "qId": 8227, "qText": "Which 19th century French painter's works include The Gleaners and The Angelus , both of which were extensively reproduced at the time?", "qAns": [ "jean-francois millet" ] }, { "qId": 8228, "qText": "What Glee character has the initials RB?", "qAns": [ "rachel berry" ] }, { "qId": 8229, "qText": "January 16 saw the passing of Glen Bell, at the age of 86, founder of what major fast food chain?", "qAns": [ "taco bell" ] }, { "qId": 8230, "qText": "Glen Campbell appeared in which film with John Wayne?", "qAns": [ "true grit" ] }, { "qId": 8231, "qText": "Glenda Jackson won an Oscar in 1971 for which film?", "qAns": [ "women in love" ] }, { "qId": 8232, "qText": "Glenda Jackson won Best Actress Oscar in 1971 for her role in 'Women In Love' and again in 1974 for a role in which film?", "qAns": [ "a touch of class" ] }, { "qId": 8233, "qText": "Of which team was Glen Hoddle the manager before taking the England job?", "qAns": [ "chelsea" ] }, { "qId": 8234, "qText": "Which role as 'the other woman' won Glenn Close her first Oscar nomination?", "qAns": [ "fatal attraction" ] }, { "qId": 8235, "qText": "In which 1987 movie thriller did Glenn Close boil a bunny?", "qAns": [ "fatal attraction" ] }, { "qId": 8236, "qText": "What 1956 film, that satirises the U.S. occupation of Japan following World War II, starred Glenn Ford & Marlon Brando?", "qAns": [ "the teahouse of the august moon" ] }, { "qId": 8237, "qText": "What was Glenn Miller's signature tune?", "qAns": [ "moonlight serenade" ] }, { "qId": 8238, "qText": "Band leader Glenn Miller also played which instrument?", "qAns": [ "trombone" ] }, { "qId": 8239, "qText": "Glenn Miller, famous as a band leader in the 1930s & 1940s, played which instrument?", "qAns": [ "trombone" ] }, { "qId": 8240, "qText": "Which instrument was American bandleader Glenn Miller famous for playing?", "qAns": [ "trombone" ] }, { "qId": 8241, "qText": "Where was the original Globe Theatre located?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 8242, "qText": "What was the B-side of Gloria Gaynor's 1978 single Substitute?", "qAns": [ "i will survive" ] }, { "qId": 8243, "qText": "The opera Gloriana is by which English composer?", "qAns": [ "benjamin britten" ] }, { "qId": 8244, "qText": "Who is the lead female protagonist of Benjamin Britten's opera Gloriana?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth i of england" ] }, { "qId": 8245, "qText": "Which pop group, that had hits in the 1990's with 'Glory Box' and 'All Mine', are named after a small town in Somerset?", "qAns": [ "portishead" ] }, { "qId": 8246, "qText": "Which English King is buried in Gloucester Cathedral?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 8247, "qText": "In which TV cop series of the 1980's, did Michael Brandon and Glynis Barber play the lead roles?", "qAns": [ "dempsey and makepeace" ] }, { "qId": 8248, "qText": "Where in Germany is the Glyptothek museum ?", "qAns": [ "munich" ] }, { "qId": 8249, "qText": "Which British presenter spoke the first words on GMTV when it was launched in January 1993?", "qAns": [ "eamonn holmes" ] }, { "qId": 8250, "qText": "Thomas DeCarlo Callaway, half of group Gnarls Barkley, got to number one with 'Forget You' in 2010 under what stage name?", "qAns": [ "ceelo green" ] }, { "qId": 8251, "qText": "Which British aircraft company made the original Gnat jet trainer?", "qAns": [ "folland aircraft" ] }, { "qId": 8252, "qText": "Oryx, Kudu and Gnu are types of which creature?", "qAns": [ "antelope" ] }, { "qId": 8253, "qText": "In which Clint Eastwood film was the catchphrase `Go ahead, make my day` first used?", "qAns": [ "sudden impact" ] }, { "qId": 8254, "qText": "Who was the only England team goalkeeper picked by then manager Glenn Hoddle?", "qAns": [ "david james" ] }, { "qId": 8255, "qText": "The IFFHS (International Federation of Football History and Statistics) named which goalkeeper The Best of the 20th Century?", "qAns": [ "lev yashin" ] }, { "qId": 8256, "qText": "Who was the first English goalkeeper transferred for 1 million (1989)?", "qAns": [ "nigel martyn" ] }, { "qId": 8257, "qText": "Goat Fell is the highest point on which Scottish island?", "qAns": [ "arran" ] }, { "qId": 8258, "qText": "On which Scottish island is Goat Fell the highest point?", "qAns": [ "arran" ] }, { "qId": 8259, "qText": "Sticky Fingers and Goat's Head Soup were number one albums in the 1970's for which famous band?", "qAns": [ "the rolling stones" ] }, { "qId": 8260, "qText": "Which English actor appeared in The Go Between, Women in Love and Shout?", "qAns": [ "alan bates" ] }, { "qId": 8261, "qText": "Badain Jaran, Gobi, Lop, and Taklamakan are major Chinese what?", "qAns": [ "desert" ] }, { "qId": 8262, "qText": "Who plays Cedric Diggory in the film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?", "qAns": [ "robert pattinson" ] }, { "qId": 8263, "qText": "What role was played by Robbie Coltrane in the 2005 film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?", "qAns": [ "rubeus hagrid" ] }, { "qId": 8264, "qText": "Who played Godber in the sitcom 'Porridge?", "qAns": [ "richard beckinsale" ] }, { "qId": 8265, "qText": "Which Russian composed God Bless America?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8266, "qText": "Who wrote God Bless America?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8267, "qText": "Who wrote the song God bless America?", "qAns": [ "irving berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8268, "qText": "Who was the Greek equivalent of the Roman goddess Victoria?", "qAns": [ "nike" ] }, { "qId": 8269, "qText": "Which singer played Johnny Fontane in The Godfather?", "qAns": [ "al martino" ] }, { "qId": 8270, "qText": "Which singer played the part of Johnny Fontaine in 'The Godfather'; he had the first no. 1 hit 'Here in my Heart'?", "qAns": [ "al martino" ] }, { "qId": 8271, "qText": "Who wrote the 1969 novel 'The Godfather'?", "qAns": [ "mario puzo" ] }, { "qId": 8272, "qText": "Which actor won an oscar for playing Vito Corleone in `The Godfather Part II`?", "qAns": [ "robert de niro" ] }, { "qId": 8273, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Godfather?", "qAns": [ "mario puzo" ] }, { "qId": 8274, "qText": "Who played Vito Corleone in The Godfather?", "qAns": [ "marlon brando" ] }, { "qId": 8275, "qText": "Which actor played Michael Corleone in the Godfather series of films?", "qAns": [ "al pacino" ] }, { "qId": 8276, "qText": "What philosopher said God is dead?", "qAns": [ "friedrich nietzsche" ] }, { "qId": 8277, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who was the brother of both Zeus and Poseidon and was God of the Underworld?", "qAns": [ "hades" ] }, { "qId": 8278, "qText": "Which day of the week is named after the Norse god of thunder?", "qAns": [ "thursday" ] }, { "qId": 8279, "qText": "According to Greek mythology, who is the god of war?", "qAns": [ "ares" ] }, { "qId": 8280, "qText": "In Greek mythology who is the God of War?", "qAns": [ "ares" ] }, { "qId": 8281, "qText": "Which month was named after the Roman god of war?", "qAns": [ "march" ] }, { "qId": 8282, "qText": "Wouldn't it be nice, God only knows and Sloop John B were songs from which 1966 album?", "qAns": [ "pet sounds" ] }, { "qId": 8283, "qText": "In which city does the action of the 1998 movie Godzilla take place?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 8284, "qText": "Old television quiz shows - who was the original presenter of the TV quiz show Going for Gold?", "qAns": [ "henry kelly" ] }, { "qId": 8285, "qText": "Who hosted the BBC gameshow Going For Gold which featured contestants from various European countries?", "qAns": [ "henry kelly" ] }, { "qId": 8286, "qText": "Who was the question master in the original series of TV's Going For Gold?", "qAns": [ "henry kelly" ] }, { "qId": 8287, "qText": "Which singer won an Academy Award for his role in the 1950s film Going My Way?", "qAns": [ "bing crosby" ] }, { "qId": 8288, "qText": "Who composed The Goldberg Variations?", "qAns": [ "bach" ] }, { "qId": 8289, "qText": "Who composed The Goldberg Variations'?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 8290, "qText": "Who wrote the Goldberg variations?", "qAns": [ "johann sebastian bach" ] }, { "qId": 8291, "qText": "Which horse race meeting, for The Gold Cup, was first run in 1711 and is held on 7 June each year?", "qAns": [ "ascot racecourse" ] }, { "qId": 8292, "qText": "Her real name was Virginia Katherine McMath, but this famous actress and dancing star of many films, which included Gold Diggers of 1933, was better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "ginger rogers" ] }, { "qId": 8293, "qText": "In which city is the Golden Bear film festival held?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8294, "qText": "At which film festival is the Golden Bear awarded?", "qAns": [ "berlin" ] }, { "qId": 8295, "qText": "Which US boxing world champion founded 'Golden Boy Promotions' in 2001?", "qAns": [ "oscar de la hoya" ] }, { "qId": 8296, "qText": "Whose last opera was 'The Golden Cockerel'?", "qAns": [ "nikolai rimsky-korsakov" ] }, { "qId": 8297, "qText": "Golden Delicious is a type of which fruit?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 8298, "qText": "Who sang the theme tune to the James Bond film 'Goldeneye'?", "qAns": [ "tina turner" ] }, { "qId": 8299, "qText": "Who played 'M' , the head of MI6, in the 1995 James Bond film 'Goldeneye'?", "qAns": [ "judi dench" ] }, { "qId": 8300, "qText": "Which German-American structural engineer and designer was Chief Engineer for the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco?", "qAns": [ "joseph strauss" ] }, { "qId": 8301, "qText": "What city is connected to its northern neighbors by the Golden Gate Bridge?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 8302, "qText": "The Golden Gate bridge is in which US city?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 8303, "qText": "The autobiography of which Bond girl was called Golden Girl?", "qAns": [ "shirley eaton" ] }, { "qId": 8304, "qText": "Which US state has a 'Golden Poppy' as the state flower?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 8305, "qText": "In which city is the Golden Temple?", "qAns": [ "amritsar" ] }, { "qId": 8306, "qText": "Who had top ten hits in the 1990s with `Goldfinger` and `Oh yeah`?", "qAns": [ "ash" ] }, { "qId": 8307, "qText": "Who, along with Leslie Bricusse, wrote the lyrics for the James Bond film song Goldfinger?", "qAns": [ "anthony newley" ] }, { "qId": 8308, "qText": "Which pole vaulter won 6 consecutive IAAF World Championships, an Olympic gold, broke the world record 35 times (17 outdoor and 18 indoor records), was the first to clear both 6.0 metres and 6.10 metres (20 ft)?", "qAns": [ "sergey bubka" ] }, { "qId": 8309, "qText": "What American track athlete won 4 gold medals in 1984?", "qAns": [ "carl lewis" ] }, { "qId": 8310, "qText": "Which American won the discus Gold medal at four consecutive Olympics between 1956 and 1968?", "qAns": [ "al oerter" ] }, { "qId": 8311, "qText": "Which British band have had hit albums called `Gold Mother`, `Seven` and `Laid`?", "qAns": [ "james" ] }, { "qId": 8312, "qText": "Which Welsh golfer played in the 2014 Ryder Cup?", "qAns": [ "jamie donaldson" ] }, { "qId": 8313, "qText": "Who was runner-up in the 2010 Open Golf Championship?", "qAns": [ "lee westwood" ] }, { "qId": 8314, "qText": "Which of the following golf clubs has the most loft?", "qAns": [ "sand wedge" ] }, { "qId": 8315, "qText": "Whets the correct name for golf club called Texas Wedge?", "qAns": [ "putter" ] }, { "qId": 8316, "qText": "Which US state has the most golf courses?", "qAns": [ "florida" ] }, { "qId": 8317, "qText": "Gollum killed his brother for the One ring. What was his brother's name?", "qAns": [ "deagol" ] }, { "qId": 8318, "qText": "What was the Lord of the Rings character Gollum originally?", "qAns": [ "hobbit" ] }, { "qId": 8319, "qText": "Who had hit records with Long Tall Sally and Good Golly Miss Molly?", "qAns": [ "little richard" ] }, { "qId": 8320, "qText": "A former 'Bond Girl', which UK actress is nominated for her leading role in 'Gone Girl'?", "qAns": [ "rosamund pike" ] }, { "qId": 8321, "qText": "Regan and Goneril are two of King Lear's daughters, who is the third?", "qAns": [ "cordelia" ] }, { "qId": 8322, "qText": "Who won the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for her only novel, Gone with the Wind, which was subsequent made into a somewhat popular movie?", "qAns": [ "margaret mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 8323, "qText": "Who wrote Gone with the Wind?", "qAns": [ "margaret mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 8324, "qText": "The film `Gone With The Wind` is based on a novel by which author?", "qAns": [ "margaret mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 8325, "qText": "Who won an Oscar for her role as 'Mammy' in 'Gone With The Wind'?", "qAns": [ "hattie mcdaniel" ] }, { "qId": 8326, "qText": "Who starred as Rhett Butler in Gone With the Wind?", "qAns": [ "clark gable" ] }, { "qId": 8327, "qText": "What was the name of the plantation in Gone with the Wind?", "qAns": [ "tara" ] }, { "qId": 8328, "qText": "Go Now, in 1964, is the only No 1 U.K. hit record for which famous group?", "qAns": [ "the moody blues" ] }, { "qId": 8329, "qText": "The last episode of which long running T.V. series was entitled Goodbye, Farewell and Amen?", "qAns": [ "mash" ] }, { "qId": 8330, "qText": "In 1978 who became the youngest man to win a Best Actor Oscar for his performance in `The Goodbye Girl`?", "qAns": [ "richard dreyfuss" ] }, { "qId": 8331, "qText": "Who wrote the books, 'Lost Horizon' and 'Goodbye Mr. Chips'?", "qAns": [ "james hilton" ] }, { "qId": 8332, "qText": "Which English author wrote the 1934 novel Goodbye Mr Chips?", "qAns": [ "james hilton" ] }, { "qId": 8333, "qText": "Whose autobiography was Goodbye To All That?", "qAns": [ "robert graves" ] }, { "qId": 8334, "qText": "Which musical was an adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's Goodbye to Berlin?", "qAns": [ "cabaret" ] }, { "qId": 8335, "qText": "Who wrote the books 'The Good Companions' and 'An Inspector Calls'?", "qAns": [ "j. b. priestley" ] }, { "qId": 8336, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Good Companions?", "qAns": [ "j. b. priestley" ] }, { "qId": 8337, "qText": "Which American author, born in 1892, whose novels include 'The Good Earth', is also known by her Chinese name Sai Zhenzhu?", "qAns": [ "pearl s. buck" ] }, { "qId": 8338, "qText": "What celebrity TV chef, who currently hosts Iron Chef America, got his start as the genius behind the show Good Eats!, which ran for 14 season?", "qAns": [ "alton brown" ] }, { "qId": 8339, "qText": "Which band`s 1997 debut album was called `Good Feeling`?", "qAns": [ "travis" ] }, { "qId": 8340, "qText": "Who played mobster Henry Hill in the 1990 film Goodfellas?", "qAns": [ "ray liotta" ] }, { "qId": 8341, "qText": "Which of the Goodies wore union jack underwear?", "qAns": [ "tim brooke-taylor" ] }, { "qId": 8342, "qText": "Which football team play at Goodison Park?", "qAns": [ "everton" ] }, { "qId": 8343, "qText": "Who recorded the rap album good kid, m.A.A.d city?", "qAns": [ "kendrick lamar" ] }, { "qId": 8344, "qText": "Which actress enjoyed the Good Life then went Solo?", "qAns": [ "felicity kendal" ] }, { "qId": 8345, "qText": "Which Scottish author wrote A Good Man in Africa, The New Confessions, and his most recent novel Ordinary Thunderstorms?", "qAns": [ "william boyd" ] }, { "qId": 8346, "qText": "Which musical show and film features the song 'Good Morning Baltimore'?", "qAns": [ "hairspray" ] }, { "qId": 8347, "qText": "The songs Aquarius and Good Morning Starshine are from which musical?", "qAns": [ "hair" ] }, { "qId": 8348, "qText": "Who directed the film 'Good Morning Vietnam'?", "qAns": [ "barry levinson" ] }, { "qId": 8349, "qText": "Who starred in the film Good Morning, Vietnam (1987)?", "qAns": [ "robin williams" ] }, { "qId": 8350, "qText": "Which actress sang with Peter Sellers on the 1960 hit `Goodness Gracious Me`?", "qAns": [ "sophia loren" ] }, { "qId": 8351, "qText": "'Good 'Ol Boys' by Waylon Jennings was the theme tune to which US tv series?", "qAns": [ "the dukes of hazzard" ] }, { "qId": 8352, "qText": "Waylon Jennings song `Good Ol Boys` was used as the theme tune to which TV show?", "qAns": [ "the dukes of hazzard" ] }, { "qId": 8353, "qText": "Alcuin, Goodricke, Halifax, and Vanbrugh are among the colleges which are constituent parts of which British university ?", "qAns": [ "york" ] }, { "qId": 8354, "qText": "In the film `The Good the Bad And The Ugly` who played `The Bad`?", "qAns": [ "lee van cleef" ] }, { "qId": 8355, "qText": "Who played Will Hunting in the 1997 film 'Good Will Hunting'?", "qAns": [ "matt damon" ] }, { "qId": 8356, "qText": "'Good Wives' and 'Jo's Boys' were sequels to whose most famous novel?", "qAns": [ "louisa may alcott" ] }, { "qId": 8357, "qText": "The novel 'A Good Year', about a City trader who inherits a vineyard in Provence, was adapted into a film of the same name, directed by Ridley Scott and starring Russell Crowe and Marion Cottillard. Who wrote it?", "qAns": [ "peter mayle" ] }, { "qId": 8358, "qText": "Who had the 1981 hit single `Good Year For the Roses`?", "qAns": [ "elvis costello" ] }, { "qId": 8359, "qText": "Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Goody Two Shoes?", "qAns": [ "adam ant" ] }, { "qId": 8360, "qText": "Name the Google phone and software system which, according to some news reports in 2010, ended Nokia's 10 years' of market dominance?", "qAns": [ "android" ] }, { "qId": 8361, "qText": "Google was founded by fellow Stanford students Sergey Brin and whom, who ranked as the 11th richest man in America last year?", "qAns": [ "larry page" ] }, { "qId": 8362, "qText": "Who wrote the Mother Goose Suite?", "qAns": [ "maurice ravel" ] }, { "qId": 8363, "qText": "The Gorbals is an area in which city?", "qAns": [ "glasgow" ] }, { "qId": 8364, "qText": "Which Scottish criminal, born in 1944 in Glasgow's Gorbals, was one of the city's leading gangland figures during the 1960's. In 1967 he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for murder. His autobiography and a TV show based on his life were entitles A Sense of Freedom?", "qAns": [ "james boyle" ] }, { "qId": 8365, "qText": "A 'Gordie Howe Hat Trick' is when a player scores a goal, notches an assist and gets into a fight all in the same game while playing what?", "qAns": [ "ice hockey" ] }, { "qId": 8366, "qText": "Leicester City FC's 1950s-70s players Gordon Banks and Peter Shilton are considered among the world's best ever?", "qAns": [ "goalkeeper" ] }, { "qId": 8367, "qText": "Jerry Baldwin, Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegel founded which refreshment company in 1971?", "qAns": [ "starbucks" ] }, { "qId": 8368, "qText": "In which 1956, film musical did Gordon MacRae sing about the attributes of My Boy Bill?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 8369, "qText": "In which film did Gordon McRae play Billy Bigelow after Frank Sinatra dropped out?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 8370, "qText": "What was the title of Gordon Ramsay's 2006 autobiography?", "qAns": [ "humble pie" ] }, { "qId": 8371, "qText": "Gordon Ramsay's first foray in TV was in which 1998 fly-on-the-kitchen-wall documentary?", "qAns": [ "boiling point" ] }, { "qId": 8372, "qText": "Which TV series featuring British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay that debuted in 2004 shows him visiting a failing restaurant and try to improve it in one week?", "qAns": [ "ramsay's kitchen nightmares" ] }, { "qId": 8373, "qText": "Who founded Gordonstoun Boarding School in 1934?", "qAns": [ "kurt hahn" ] }, { "qId": 8374, "qText": "Who attended schools in Cheam, Surrey, Gordonstoun, Scotland, and Timbertop, Australia?", "qAns": [ "charles, prince of wales" ] }, { "qId": 8375, "qText": "In Greek mythology, name the Gorgon monster with snakes for hair, slain by Perseus?", "qAns": [ "medusa" ] }, { "qId": 8376, "qText": "Gorgonzola cheese comes from which country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 8377, "qText": "Gorgonzola cheese is from which country?", "qAns": [ "italy" ] }, { "qId": 8378, "qText": "Which actress played the lead role in the 1988 film 'Gorillas in the Mist'?", "qAns": [ "sigourney weaver" ] }, { "qId": 8379, "qText": "Published in 2015, Go Set a Watchman, written before her only prior and enduringly popular book of 1960, was written by whom?", "qAns": [ "harper lee" ] }, { "qId": 8380, "qText": "Go Set a Watchman is a sequel to which famous book?", "qAns": [ "to kill a mockingbird" ] }, { "qId": 8381, "qText": "Gotham City is associated with which fictional superhero?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 8382, "qText": "Which caped crusader operated in Gotham City?", "qAns": [ "batman" ] }, { "qId": 8383, "qText": "Rapunzel, Mother Gothel and Paulo are all characters in which 2010 animated film?", "qAns": [ "tangled" ] }, { "qId": 8384, "qText": "Which 2010 Disney movie features the villainous Mother Gothel?", "qAns": [ "tangled" ] }, { "qId": 8385, "qText": "Who wrote the collection of Gothic horror stories entitled In A Glass Darkly in 1872?", "qAns": [ "sheridan le fanu" ] }, { "qId": 8386, "qText": "The island of Gotland belongs to which country?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 8387, "qText": "Whose family received $7.4m royalties from Pharrell Williams/Robin Thicke after a legal claim in 2015 for illicit use of the song Got to Give it Up?", "qAns": [ "marvin gaye" ] }, { "qId": 8388, "qText": "Gotye, an Australian multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter famous for award winning singles 2011 to 2013, including Grammy awards and Record of the Year, was born where?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 8389, "qText": "'Gourmet Night' and 'The Kipper and the Corpse' were the titles of episodes from which TV series ?", "qAns": [ "fawlty towers" ] }, { "qId": 8390, "qText": "Who preceded General Cornwallis as Governor-General of India?", "qAns": [ "warren hastings" ] }, { "qId": 8391, "qText": "Who was the first governor-general of India?", "qAns": [ "warren hastings" ] }, { "qId": 8392, "qText": "Leland Stanford, Earl Warren and Pat Brown (father of the current holder) have held the position of Governor of which US state?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 8393, "qText": "Ronald Reagan was governor of which US state?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 8394, "qText": "Who had a number one hit in 1993 with the song `Go West`?", "qAns": [ "the pet shop boys" ] }, { "qId": 8395, "qText": "The expression 'Go West' originally (mid-1800s) encouraged people to move from/within?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 8396, "qText": "Graca Machel, the widow of a President of Mozambique, is the wife of which famous man?", "qAns": [ "nelson mandela" ] }, { "qId": 8397, "qText": "Which N. M. married Graca Machel on his 80th birthday?", "qAns": [ "nelson mandela" ] }, { "qId": 8398, "qText": "Who married Graca Machel in 1998?", "qAns": [ "nelson mandela" ] }, { "qId": 8399, "qText": "Grace Cathedral is in which US city?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 8400, "qText": "What was the name of the American singer-songwriter, best known for his 1994 debut album 'Grace', who drowned whilst swimming in a tributary of the Mississippi River in 1997?", "qAns": [ "jeff buckley" ] }, { "qId": 8401, "qText": "Who plays the part of Princess Grace in the 2014 film 'Grace of Monaco'?", "qAns": [ "nicole kidman" ] }, { "qId": 8402, "qText": "Dairy cows named Maggie, Mrs. Colloway and Grace are leading characters in which movie?", "qAns": [ "home on the range" ] }, { "qId": 8403, "qText": "Grace Kelly met Prince Rainier whilst filming which movie in Monaco?", "qAns": [ "to catch a thief" ] }, { "qId": 8404, "qText": "Who did actress Grace Kelly marry in 1956?", "qAns": [ "prince rainier of monaco" ] }, { "qId": 8405, "qText": "Who married film star Grace Kelly in April 1956?", "qAns": [ "rainier iii, prince of monaco" ] }, { "qId": 8406, "qText": "Which South African choral group first came to prominence after featuring on the Paul Simon album 'Graceland'?", "qAns": [ "ladysmith black mambazo" ] }, { "qId": 8407, "qText": "Grace Metalious wrote which famous novel (and TV show)?", "qAns": [ "peyton place" ] }, { "qId": 8408, "qText": "When Gracie Fields sang the words: `...you're more than the whole world to me', to whom was she referring?", "qAns": [ "sally" ] }, { "qId": 8409, "qText": "Who was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate?", "qAns": [ "anne bancroft" ] }, { "qId": 8410, "qText": "What British graffiti artist gained worldwide fame?", "qAns": [ "banksy" ] }, { "qId": 8411, "qText": "Which famous British graffiti artist describes himself as a 'Quality Vandal'?", "qAns": [ "banksy" ] }, { "qId": 8412, "qText": "Which of these would you most associate with Graffiti Art?", "qAns": [ "keith haring" ] }, { "qId": 8413, "qText": "Tennis star Steffi Graf was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 8414, "qText": "How is James Wormold described in the title of a 1958 novel by Graham Greene?", "qAns": [ "our man in havana" ] }, { "qId": 8415, "qText": "Hale knew before he had been in Brighton three hours that they meant to murder him... are the opening words to which Graham Greene novel?", "qAns": [ "brighton rock" ] }, { "qId": 8416, "qText": "What rock did Graham Greene write about?", "qAns": [ "brighton rock" ] }, { "qId": 8417, "qText": "Which Graham Green book and film had Pinky as the star?", "qAns": [ "brighton rock" ] }, { "qId": 8418, "qText": "Graham Nash from Crosby Stills and Nash was originally a member of which U.K. group?", "qAns": [ "the hollies" ] }, { "qId": 8419, "qText": "With which English band did Graham Nash make his name, before going on to greater success with Crosby, Stills and Nash?", "qAns": [ "the hollies" ] }, { "qId": 8420, "qText": "What was the title of Graham Norton's autobiography, published in 2004?", "qAns": [ "so me" ] }, { "qId": 8421, "qText": "What is the title of Graham Swift's 1996 Booker Prize winning novel which was made into a 2001 film of the same name starring Michael Caine and Helen Mirren?", "qAns": [ "last orders" ] }, { "qId": 8422, "qText": "Which artist won the 1992 Grammy for Album of the Year for his Unplugged album?", "qAns": [ "eric clapton" ] }, { "qId": 8423, "qText": "The Grampians mountain range is in which European country?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 8424, "qText": "Which famous footballer left Tottenham in 1992 to join Japanese side Grampus Eight?", "qAns": [ "gary lineker" ] }, { "qId": 8425, "qText": "What complex, once the residence of the Muslim rulers of Granada that became a Christian palace, was rediscovered in the 19th century and now exhibits Islamic architecture, together with Christian 16th century buildings and gardens?", "qAns": [ "alhambra" ] }, { "qId": 8426, "qText": "The Grand Bazaar, said to be the world's largest covered market, is in which city?", "qAns": [ "istanbul" ] }, { "qId": 8427, "qText": "The Grand Canyon is in which US state?", "qAns": [ "arizona" ] }, { "qId": 8428, "qText": "The Grand Canyon is located in which state?", "qAns": [ "arizona" ] }, { "qId": 8429, "qText": "What is the honour system founded by Napoleon in 1802 that has five classes including Grand Cross and Officer?", "qAns": [ "legion of honour" ] }, { "qId": 8430, "qText": "In what 1959 Peter Sellers movie does the Duchy of Grand Fenwick invade the US in an attempt to start a war so that the US will rebuild their nation following its victory?", "qAns": [ "the mouse that roared" ] }, { "qId": 8431, "qText": "Which 1959 film comedy featured a European country called the Duchy of Grand Fenwick?", "qAns": [ "the mouse that roared" ] }, { "qId": 8432, "qText": "Governor Ratcliffe, Nakoma and Grandmother Willow are all characters in which Disney film?", "qAns": [ "pocahontas" ] }, { "qId": 8433, "qText": " 'The Grand Ole Opry' in America is famous for what type of music?", "qAns": [ "country music" ] }, { "qId": 8434, "qText": "In which U.S. state is Grand Teton National Park located?", "qAns": [ "wyoming" ] }, { "qId": 8435, "qText": "What video game developer created the critically acclaimed Grand Theft Auto series of games?", "qAns": [ "rockstar games" ] }, { "qId": 8436, "qText": "Which automobile company, which recently announced it was discontinuing the sale of cars in the US, makes a model called the Sidekick or Grand Vitara?", "qAns": [ "suzuki" ] }, { "qId": 8437, "qText": "Which motor manufacturer make the Grand Vitara?", "qAns": [ "suzuki" ] }, { "qId": 8438, "qText": "Which English producer and screenwriter is responsible for the creation of the fictional school Grange Hill ?", "qAns": [ "phil redmond" ] }, { "qId": 8439, "qText": "Which TV producer and scriptwriter, created the TV series, 'Grange Hill'?", "qAns": [ "phil redmond" ] }, { "qId": 8440, "qText": "What type of rock is granite?", "qAns": [ "igneous rock" ] }, { "qId": 8441, "qText": "Which Caribbean island is served by Grantley Adams Airport?", "qAns": [ "barbados" ] }, { "qId": 8442, "qText": "Which of these is a famous work by Grant Wood?", "qAns": [ "american gothic" ] }, { "qId": 8443, "qText": "What alcoholic spirit is made from at least 90% of the Ugni Blanc grape?", "qAns": [ "cognac" ] }, { "qId": 8444, "qText": "Who wrote the novel The Grapes of Wrath?", "qAns": [ "john steinbeck" ] }, { "qId": 8445, "qText": "Who won the Pulitzer Prize for his novel `The Grapes of Wrath`?", "qAns": [ "john steinbeck" ] }, { "qId": 8446, "qText": "Who lived from 1895 to 1973, directing films such as the 1929 version of Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath and the Quiet Man?", "qAns": [ "john ford" ] }, { "qId": 8447, "qText": "What was the first feature film under its new persona by the studio formed from The Graphics Group of Lucasfilm?", "qAns": [ "toy story" ] }, { "qId": 8448, "qText": "What is the Japanese martial art, similar to judo, which uses grappling, throws, and non-resistance, to debilitate opponents?", "qAns": [ "aikido" ] }, { "qId": 8449, "qText": "What genus of grass is also known as kaffir corn, dhurra, Guinea corn and Indian millet?", "qAns": [ "sorghum" ] }, { "qId": 8450, "qText": "What famous saying, representing a deranged and directionless group of people, has been interpreted in creative works by Hieronymus Bosch, Katherine Anne Porter, Erasure, The Grateful Dead, and Bob Seger, among others?", "qAns": [ "ship of fools" ] }, { "qId": 8451, "qText": "Who co-starred with George Clooney in the 2013 movie Gravity?", "qAns": [ "sandra bullock" ] }, { "qId": 8452, "qText": "In which city is the TV series 'Gray's Anatomy' set?", "qAns": [ "seattle" ] }, { "qId": 8453, "qText": "Who sang the title song in the film Grease?", "qAns": [ "frankie valli" ] }, { "qId": 8454, "qText": "Which 'Grease' track was covered by Hilda Baker and Arthur Mullard?", "qAns": [ "you're the one that i want" ] }, { "qId": 8455, "qText": "What physical actress starred alongside John Travolta in Grease?", "qAns": [ "olivia newton-john" ] }, { "qId": 8456, "qText": "Who played Sandy in the 1975 film Grease?", "qAns": [ "olivia newton-john" ] }, { "qId": 8457, "qText": "The Great Barrier Reef lies off the shores of what country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 8458, "qText": "In which country is the Great Bear lake?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8459, "qText": "In which country are the 'Great Bitter Lakes'?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 8460, "qText": "Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain at the end of World War I?", "qAns": [ "david lloyd george" ] }, { "qId": 8461, "qText": "Which is the most northerly racecourse in Great Britain?", "qAns": [ "perth" ] }, { "qId": 8462, "qText": "Who in 2010 won Great Britain's first individual Winter Olympics female gold medal since 1952?", "qAns": [ "amy williams" ] }, { "qId": 8463, "qText": "Who won Great Britain's only medal, a gold, at the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "qAns": [ "amy williams" ] }, { "qId": 8464, "qText": "Who won Great Britain's only athletics gold medal in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games?", "qAns": [ "mary peters" ] }, { "qId": 8465, "qText": "English cartoon character John Bull was provided with a sister called Peg (by creator Dr John Arbuthnott), representing which country of Great Britain?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 8466, "qText": "By political definition, what is the essential difference between Great Britian and United Kingdom?", "qAns": [ "northern ireland" ] }, { "qId": 8467, "qText": "Which professional baker is a judge on 'The Great British Bake-Off' alongside Mary Berry?", "qAns": [ "paul hollywood" ] }, { "qId": 8468, "qText": "If Jupiter has the Great Red Spot, which planet has the Great Dark Spot?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 8469, "qText": "Which planet has a Great Dark Spot?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 8470, "qText": "Who was the star of the 1940 satirical film 'The Great Dictator'?", "qAns": [ "charlie chaplin" ] }, { "qId": 8471, "qText": "What is the largest Island in The Greater Antilles?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 8472, "qText": "In which town in Greater Manchester is the TV series set?", "qAns": [ "rochdale" ] }, { "qId": 8473, "qText": "Which town in Greater Manchester has a railway station called Mumps?", "qAns": [ "oldham" ] }, { "qId": 8474, "qText": "In which town in Greater Manchester is the TV series 'Shameless' set?", "qAns": [ "stretford" ] }, { "qId": 8475, "qText": "Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and which other actor starred in both The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape films?", "qAns": [ "james coburn" ] }, { "qId": 8476, "qText": "Name the actor who died in 2014, star of The Rockford Files and The Great Escape?", "qAns": [ "james garner" ] }, { "qId": 8477, "qText": "What is the name of the orphan girl raised by Miss Havisham in 'Great Expectations'?", "qAns": [ "estella" ] }, { "qId": 8478, "qText": "Where was the 1990s version of Dickens' Great Expectations set?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 8479, "qText": "Who is Pip's secret benefactor in 'Great Expectations'?", "qAns": [ "abel magwitch" ] }, { "qId": 8480, "qText": "Which US city was ravaged by a Great Fire in 1871 that left thousands homeless?", "qAns": [ "chicago" ] }, { "qId": 8481, "qText": "Which English author wrote the 1925 novel 'The Great Gatsby'?", "qAns": [ "f. scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 8482, "qText": "Who wrote the 1925 novel 'The Great Gatsby'?", "qAns": [ "f scott fitzgerald" ] }, { "qId": 8483, "qText": "Who plays the title character in the 2013 remake of 'The Great Gatsby'?", "qAns": [ "leonardo dicaprio" ] }, { "qId": 8484, "qText": "What U.S. state borders four Great Lakes?", "qAns": [ "michigan" ] }, { "qId": 8485, "qText": "Which state borders on four Great Lakes - all except Ontario?", "qAns": [ "michigan" ] }, { "qId": 8486, "qText": "Who announced his 'Great Leap Forward' in 1958?", "qAns": [ "mao zedong" ] }, { "qId": 8487, "qText": "Who was known as the Great Lover of the Silent Screen?", "qAns": [ "rudolph valentino" ] }, { "qId": 8488, "qText": "The prominent headland known as the Great Orme is close to which Welsh town?", "qAns": [ "llandudno" ] }, { "qId": 8489, "qText": "Which seaside resort extends either side of the Great Orme headland?", "qAns": [ "llandudno" ] }, { "qId": 8490, "qText": "The Great Pretender is an album released in the USA in 1992 to mark the first anniversary of the death of which musician?", "qAns": [ "freddie mercury" ] }, { "qId": 8491, "qText": "The Great Pyramid of Giza was built for King Khufu as a what?", "qAns": [ "tomb" ] }, { "qId": 8492, "qText": "Where would you find the Great Red Spot?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 8493, "qText": "Which planet has a 'great red spot'?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 8494, "qText": "In which state of the USA would you find the Great Salt Lake?", "qAns": [ "utah" ] }, { "qId": 8495, "qText": "In which US state would you find the Great Salt Lake?", "qAns": [ "utah" ] }, { "qId": 8496, "qText": "Where in Britain is the Great Western Railway Museum?", "qAns": [ "swindon" ] }, { "qId": 8497, "qText": "What is the largest island in Greece?", "qAns": [ "crete" ] }, { "qId": 8498, "qText": "Who became Prime Minister of Greece last November?", "qAns": [ "lucas papademos" ] }, { "qId": 8499, "qText": "What is the capital of Greece?", "qAns": [ "athens" ] }, { "qId": 8500, "qText": "What was the currency of Greece before it adopted the Euro?", "qAns": [ "greek drachma" ] }, { "qId": 8501, "qText": "What country is bordered by Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro and Kosovo?", "qAns": [ "albania" ] }, { "qId": 8502, "qText": "In which sport did the future King Olav V of Norway in 1928 and the future King Constantine II of Greece in 1960 win Olympic Gold Medals?", "qAns": [ "sailing" ] }, { "qId": 8503, "qText": "What is the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "upsilon" ] }, { "qId": 8504, "qText": "Which letter of the Greek alphabet comes between Tau and Phi?", "qAns": [ "upsilon" ] }, { "qId": 8505, "qText": "What is the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "tau" ] }, { "qId": 8506, "qText": "Which letter comes between rho and tau in the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "sigma" ] }, { "qId": 8507, "qText": "Derived from the Greek word meaning perimeter, what is the text form of the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "pi" ] }, { "qId": 8508, "qText": "Deriving from, and in part meaning small, what is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "omicron" ] }, { "qId": 8509, "qText": "The last letter of the Greek alphabet is Omega. Which other letter, the 15th, also begins with the letter 'O'?", "qAns": [ "omicron" ] }, { "qId": 8510, "qText": "What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "beta" ] }, { "qId": 8511, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with B is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "beta" ] }, { "qId": 8512, "qText": "The capital symbol for which letter of the Greek alphabet resembles the letter P in our alphabet?", "qAns": [ "rho" ] }, { "qId": 8513, "qText": "Which letter of the Greek alphabet, when written as a capital, looks like our letter P?", "qAns": [ "rho" ] }, { "qId": 8514, "qText": "Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet, which is the penultimate letter?", "qAns": [ "psi" ] }, { "qId": 8515, "qText": "What is the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "psi" ] }, { "qId": 8516, "qText": "Which is the penultimate letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "psi" ] }, { "qId": 8517, "qText": "What is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "epsilon" ] }, { "qId": 8518, "qText": "Which letter comes between delta and zeta in the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "epsilon" ] }, { "qId": 8519, "qText": "What is the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet, and also a terrorist organization?", "qAns": [ "eta" ] }, { "qId": 8520, "qText": "What is the third letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "gamma" ] }, { "qId": 8521, "qText": "Which letter from the Greekalphabet is the symbol of the most penetrating type of radiation containing no particles ?", "qAns": [ "gamma" ] }, { "qId": 8522, "qText": "What is the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "lambda" ] }, { "qId": 8523, "qText": "Which is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet and is equivalent to the English letter L?", "qAns": [ "lambda" ] }, { "qId": 8524, "qText": "What letter of the Greek alphabet is equivalent to the English K?", "qAns": [ "kappa" ] }, { "qId": 8525, "qText": "What is the first letter of the Greek alphabet?", "qAns": [ "alpha" ] }, { "qId": 8526, "qText": "Translating as `skewer', what Greek dish consists of small pieces of pork, tomatoes, onions and tzatziki wrapped in pita bread?", "qAns": [ "souvlaki" ] }, { "qId": 8527, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with G is a Greek dish made with slices of spiced meat cooked on a spit, served with salad and pita bread?", "qAns": [ "gyro" ] }, { "qId": 8528, "qText": "Which 'C' was the Roman version of the Greek goddess Demeter?", "qAns": [ "ceres" ] }, { "qId": 8529, "qText": "Who was the Roman counterpart of the Greek goddess Demeter?", "qAns": [ "ceres" ] }, { "qId": 8530, "qText": "Which island country has two languages, Greek and Turkish?", "qAns": [ "cyprus" ] }, { "qId": 8531, "qText": "Name the Greek dish of vine leaves stuffed with rice, meat and herbs?", "qAns": [ "dolma" ] }, { "qId": 8532, "qText": "What is the Greek and Turkish delicacy of spiced rice and meat wrapped in vine leaves?", "qAns": [ "dolma" ] }, { "qId": 8533, "qText": "In Greek legend what creature did Theseus kill in the labyrinth?", "qAns": [ "minotaur" ] }, { "qId": 8534, "qText": "What Greek letter is used to denote the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter?", "qAns": [ "pi" ] }, { "qId": 8535, "qText": "Which Greek letter is used in maths or physics to represent a change or difference in a quantity?", "qAns": [ "delta" ] }, { "qId": 8536, "qText": "What is the last Greek letter?", "qAns": [ "omega" ] }, { "qId": 8537, "qText": "Which 2010 3D fantasy film, starring Sam Worthington and Liam Neeson, is loosely based on the Greek myth of 'Perseus'?", "qAns": [ "clash of the titans" ] }, { "qId": 8538, "qText": "According to Greek mythology, what was the name of the three headed dog which guarded the entrance to the underworld?", "qAns": [ "cerberus" ] }, { "qId": 8539, "qText": "In Greek Mythology, Pasiphae gave birth to which creature?", "qAns": [ "minotaur" ] }, { "qId": 8540, "qText": "In Greek mythology what was the name of the goatlike man with pointed ears, horns and a tail?", "qAns": [ "satyr" ] }, { "qId": 8541, "qText": "What creature from Greek mythology has a single eye on the center of its forehead?", "qAns": [ "cyclops" ] }, { "qId": 8542, "qText": "What name is given to the race of one-eyed giants of Greek mythology?", "qAns": [ "cyclops" ] }, { "qId": 8543, "qText": "What mythical monster In Greek mythology with the face of a woman and the body of a vulture stole food and was an agent of punishment, abducted people and tortured them?", "qAns": [ "harpy" ] }, { "qId": 8544, "qText": "With a name that translates as that which snatches, what figure from Greek mythology is a food-stealing monster with a woman's head and body and the wings and claws of a bird?", "qAns": [ "harpy" ] }, { "qId": 8545, "qText": "In Greek mythology what is a nymph called who inhabits a wood or a tree?", "qAns": [ "dryad" ] }, { "qId": 8546, "qText": "In Greek mythology, sisters Stheno, Euryale and Medusa were the three what?", "qAns": [ "gorgon" ] }, { "qId": 8547, "qText": "In Greek mythology, what name is given to the monsters with sharp fangs and hair of living snakes?", "qAns": [ "gorgon" ] }, { "qId": 8548, "qText": "Which legendary winged monster of Greek mythology, who perched on a high rock near Thebes, had the body of a lion and the head and breasts of a woman?", "qAns": [ "sphinx" ] }, { "qId": 8549, "qText": "In Greek mythology, what is the name of the many-headed monster slain by Heracles?", "qAns": [ "hydra" ] }, { "qId": 8550, "qText": "In Greek mythology, who stole fire from the gods and gave it to the human race?", "qAns": [ "prometheus" ] }, { "qId": 8551, "qText": "According to Greek mythology, who was the woman who fell in love with Theseus and supplied him with the ball of thread by which he found his way out of the Labyrinth?", "qAns": [ "ariadne" ] }, { "qId": 8552, "qText": "In which US state is Green Bay?", "qAns": [ "wisconsin" ] }, { "qId": 8553, "qText": "Who was the Head Coach of the Green Bay Packers from 1959 to 1967 - he is remembered in the name of a trophy in the sport?", "qAns": [ "vince lombardi" ] }, { "qId": 8554, "qText": "The Green Bay Packers play at what storied stadium?", "qAns": [ "lambeau field" ] }, { "qId": 8555, "qText": "The Green Bay Packers play which sport?", "qAns": [ "american football" ] }, { "qId": 8556, "qText": "Who directed and starred in the 1968 film 'The Green Berets'?", "qAns": [ "john wayne" ] }, { "qId": 8557, "qText": "Mao wrote a Red Book; who wrote a Green Book?", "qAns": [ "muammar gaddafi" ] }, { "qId": 8558, "qText": "Which political leader, who came to a sticky end last year, set out his 'Third Universal Theory of Governing' in his so-called 'Little Green Book'?", "qAns": [ "muammar gaddafi" ] }, { "qId": 8559, "qText": "Who had a number one in the eighties with Green Door?", "qAns": [ "shakin' stevens" ] }, { "qId": 8560, "qText": "What was the setting for the novel Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery?", "qAns": [ "prince edward island" ] }, { "qId": 8561, "qText": "What colour is the Crush, a song from the 1988 album 'Green' by REM?", "qAns": [ "orange" ] }, { "qId": 8562, "qText": "Green, Oolong, Black and Jasmine are all varieties of what?", "qAns": [ "tea" ] }, { "qId": 8563, "qText": "In which county is Greenham Common, scene of the peace camp from 1981 to 2001?", "qAns": [ "berkshire" ] }, { "qId": 8564, "qText": "Which Football League club moved into its new home in 2007 at the New Meadow, now known as the Greenhous Meadow for sponsorship purposes?", "qAns": [ "shrewsbury town f.c." ] }, { "qId": 8565, "qText": "Greenland and the Faroe Islands are dependencies of which European nation?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 8566, "qText": "Greenland is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of which other country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 8567, "qText": "Known to the Danish as Godthab, what is the capital of Greenland?", "qAns": [ "nuuk" ] }, { "qId": 8568, "qText": "What is the capital city of Greenland?", "qAns": [ "nuuk" ] }, { "qId": 8569, "qText": "What is the capital of Greenland?", "qAns": [ "nuuk" ] }, { "qId": 8570, "qText": "Who plays the part Green Lantern in the 2011 film 'Green Lantern'?", "qAns": [ "ryan reynolds" ] }, { "qId": 8571, "qText": "The 1999 film, 'The Green Mile' was directed by whom?", "qAns": [ "frank darabont" ] }, { "qId": 8572, "qText": "Who is this Lived 1736 - 1819. Born in Greenock, Inventor, Partnered Matthew Boulton?", "qAns": [ "james watt" ] }, { "qId": 8573, "qText": "In 1968, which group recorded the L.P. 'The Village Green Preservation Society'?", "qAns": [ "the kinks" ] }, { "qId": 8574, "qText": "In which district of New York is Greenwich Village situated?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 8575, "qText": "Who released the debut album Greetings from Asbury Park in 1973?", "qAns": [ "bruce springsteen" ] }, { "qId": 8576, "qText": "Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ was the 1973 debut album of which artist?", "qAns": [ "bruce springsteen" ] }, { "qId": 8577, "qText": "Greg LeMond was a champion in which type of sport?", "qAns": [ "cycling" ] }, { "qId": 8578, "qText": "With which sport would you associate Greg Le Mond?", "qAns": [ "cycling" ] }, { "qId": 8579, "qText": "Which month in the Gregorian calendar was originally the seventh month of the Roman calendar?", "qAns": [ "september" ] }, { "qId": 8580, "qText": "Which month of the Gregorian calendar was originally the first month of the Roman calendar?", "qAns": [ "march" ] }, { "qId": 8581, "qText": "This is an extract from the lyrics of which song written by Lily Allen and Gregory Kurstin: It's sad but it's true how society says her life is already over, There's nothing to do and there's nothing to say, 'Til the man of her dreams comes along, Picks her up and puts her over his shoulder, It seems so unlikely in this day and age?", "qAns": [ "22" ] }, { "qId": 8582, "qText": "Which character was portrayed on film by Gregory Peck and on TV by loan Gruffudd?", "qAns": [ "horatio hornblower" ] }, { "qId": 8583, "qText": "Gregory Peck played attorney Sam Bowden in what 1962 film?", "qAns": [ "cape fear" ] }, { "qId": 8584, "qText": "Gregory Peck played Lt Joe Clements in what 1950s film?", "qAns": [ "pork chop hill" ] }, { "qId": 8585, "qText": "What species is Gizmo in the `Gremlins` movies?", "qAns": [ "mogwai" ] }, { "qId": 8586, "qText": "'Grenade' was a 2011 UK number one hit for which singer?", "qAns": [ "bruno mars" ] }, { "qId": 8587, "qText": "Who had a number one in 2011 with Grenade?", "qAns": [ "bruno mars" ] }, { "qId": 8588, "qText": "In legend who killed the mobster Grendel?", "qAns": [ "beowulf" ] }, { "qId": 8589, "qText": "Which English football team began playing their home matches at Gresty Road in 1898 and are nicknamed 'The Railway Men'?", "qAns": [ "crewe alexandra f.c." ] }, { "qId": 8590, "qText": "Which 1935 film of a Tolstoy tragedy starred Greta Garbo?", "qAns": [ "anna karenina" ] }, { "qId": 8591, "qText": "In which 1932 film does Greta Garbo say the line 'I want to be alone'?", "qAns": [ "grand hotel" ] }, { "qId": 8592, "qText": "In which 1932 movie did Greta Garbo say I want to be alone?", "qAns": [ "grand hotel" ] }, { "qId": 8593, "qText": "The Grey Cup is awarded to the champions of the Football League in which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8594, "qText": "In UK greyhound racing, what colour is worn by the dog in Trap Two?", "qAns": [ "blue" ] }, { "qId": 8595, "qText": "Who plays Lexie Grey in the US TV series Grey's Anatomy?", "qAns": [ "chyler leigh" ] }, { "qId": 8596, "qText": "Who plays Mark Sloan in the US TV series Grey's Anatomy?", "qAns": [ "patrick dempsey" ] }, { "qId": 8597, "qText": "Who plays Meredith Grey in the US TV series Grey's Anatomy?", "qAns": [ "ellen pompeo" ] }, { "qId": 8598, "qText": "Two different doctors appear in Diagnosis Murder, and Grey's Anatomy, but have the same name. What is it?", "qAns": [ "mark sloan" ] }, { "qId": 8599, "qText": "In which city is the TV series Grey`s Anatomy set?", "qAns": [ "seattle" ] }, { "qId": 8600, "qText": "Grey Street, named after Prime Minister Earl Grey, is a major street in which British city?", "qAns": [ "newcastle upon tyne" ] }, { "qId": 8601, "qText": "Who was the presenter of the UK television series 'The Old Grey Whistle Test' from 1972 to 1978?", "qAns": [ "bob harris" ] }, { "qId": 8602, "qText": "Griffin was the main character in which book by H G Wells?", "qAns": [ "the invisible man" ] }, { "qId": 8603, "qText": "Which English football league team play their home games at Griffin Park?", "qAns": [ "brentford" ] }, { "qId": 8604, "qText": "Which football league club play home games at Griffin Park?", "qAns": [ "brentford f.c." ] }, { "qId": 8605, "qText": "Griffin Park is the home ground of which Championship Football League team?", "qAns": [ "brentford" ] }, { "qId": 8606, "qText": "The Griffith Observatory is situated in what US City?", "qAns": [ "los angeles" ] }, { "qId": 8607, "qText": "Which BBC TV programme of 4 series featured Rowan Atkinson, Pamela Stephenson, Mel Smith and Griff Rhys Jones, with Chris Langham in the first series?", "qAns": [ "not the nine o'clock news" ] }, { "qId": 8608, "qText": "In which Grimm's fairy tale does a prince climb up a maiden's hair?", "qAns": [ "rapunzel" ] }, { "qId": 8609, "qText": "Who is the narrator in the 2000 film The Grinch Who Stole Christmas?", "qAns": [ "anthony hopkins" ] }, { "qId": 8610, "qText": "Ringing Roger and Grindslow Knoll are features in which English National Park?", "qAns": [ "peak district" ] }, { "qId": 8611, "qText": "In which country was Grinling Gibbons born?", "qAns": [ "holland" ] }, { "qId": 8612, "qText": "What type of entertainer was Grock?", "qAns": [ "clown" ] }, { "qId": 8613, "qText": "What is the title of fictional characters Wallace and Gromit's first film?", "qAns": [ "a grand day out" ] }, { "qId": 8614, "qText": "Grossglockner is the highest mountain in which country ?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 8615, "qText": "In which country is Grossglockner (Big Bell) the highest mountain?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 8616, "qText": "The Grossglockner is the highest mountain in which country?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 8617, "qText": "In which film did Groucho Marx say, Either this man is?", "qAns": [ "a day at the races" ] }, { "qId": 8618, "qText": "In which of the Marx Brothers' films did Groucho Marx play the character 'Rufus T. Firefly, Prime Minister of Freedonia'?", "qAns": [ "duck soup" ] }, { "qId": 8619, "qText": "Grounation Day (April 21) and Coronation Day (November 2) are important holy days in which religion?", "qAns": [ "rastafari" ] }, { "qId": 8620, "qText": "Which date is Groundhog Day in the USA?", "qAns": [ "february 2" ] }, { "qId": 8621, "qText": "In which TV series would you find the character Groundskeeper Willy?", "qAns": [ "the simpsons" ] }, { "qId": 8622, "qText": "The 1920's art known as 'The Group of Seven' was formed in which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8623, "qText": "The 1920's landscape painters known as the 'Group of Seven' were from which country?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8624, "qText": "Grozny is the capital of what war-torn Russian republic?", "qAns": [ "chechnya" ] }, { "qId": 8625, "qText": "Jon Snow was killed off in what series in 2015, adapted from GRR Martin's 'A Song of Ice and Fire'?", "qAns": [ "game of thrones" ] }, { "qId": 8626, "qText": "The 2012 release GRRR! is the latest compilation from which band?", "qAns": [ "the rolling stones" ] }, { "qId": 8627, "qText": "The Gruffalo is a creation of which former children's laureate?", "qAns": [ "julia donaldson" ] }, { "qId": 8628, "qText": "Who wrote the children's book The Gruffalo?", "qAns": [ "julia donaldson" ] }, { "qId": 8629, "qText": "In the 2009 film 'The Gruffalo', who voiced the 'Gruffalo'?", "qAns": [ "robbie coltrane" ] }, { "qId": 8630, "qText": "What was the sequel to the movie Grumpy Old Men?", "qAns": [ "grumpier old men" ] }, { "qId": 8631, "qText": "Name the Mexican founder of the vast corporation Grupo Carso, and the world's richest man 2010-13?", "qAns": [ "carlos slim" ] }, { "qId": 8632, "qText": "Which video game series is known by the initials GTA?", "qAns": [ "grand theft auto" ] }, { "qId": 8633, "qText": "Which video game series is sometimes referred to as GTA?", "qAns": [ "grand theft auto" ] }, { "qId": 8634, "qText": "Guacamole is made mainly from what?", "qAns": [ "avocado" ] }, { "qId": 8635, "qText": "The island of Guadalcanal belongs to which island nation?", "qAns": [ "solomon islands" ] }, { "qId": 8636, "qText": "The WW2 Guadalcanal Campaign was on which of the Pacific islands?", "qAns": [ "solomon islands" ] }, { "qId": 8637, "qText": "The Guarani is the principal unit of currency of which country?", "qAns": [ "paraguay" ] }, { "qId": 8638, "qText": "The Guardian Fiction Prize was replaced in 1999 by the Guardian First Book award. Whose novel White Teeth was the second winner?", "qAns": [ "zadie smith" ] }, { "qId": 8639, "qText": "Guatanamo Bay is on which Caribbean island?", "qAns": [ "cuba" ] }, { "qId": 8640, "qText": "Although not the capital, Guayaquil is the largest city of which country?", "qAns": [ "ecuador" ] }, { "qId": 8641, "qText": "The mural-size canvas painted in oils, known as Guernica, was painted by whom?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 8642, "qText": "Who painted Guernica and The Old Guitarist?", "qAns": [ "pablo picasso" ] }, { "qId": 8643, "qText": "What war was depicted in Picasso's painting Guernica?", "qAns": [ "spanish civil war" ] }, { "qId": 8644, "qText": "The head of state of Jersey and Guernsey, which are both Crown dependencies and not part of the United Kingdom, is Queen Elizabeth II. She rules there because she holds what title?", "qAns": [ "duke of normandy" ] }, { "qId": 8645, "qText": "What is the capital of Guernsey, Channel Islands?", "qAns": [ "saint peter port" ] }, { "qId": 8646, "qText": "Who designed the Guggenheim Museum in New York?", "qAns": [ "frank lloyd wright" ] }, { "qId": 8647, "qText": "In which American city is the Guggenheim Museum?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 8648, "qText": "In which American city will you find the 'Guggenheim Museum'?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 8649, "qText": "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are courtiers in which plau?", "qAns": [ "hamlet" ] }, { "qId": 8650, "qText": "In which country were democratic elections held in May 1989, and though Guillermo Endara was elected president, the results were annulled by the existing government?", "qAns": [ "panama" ] }, { "qId": 8651, "qText": "What is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Guinea?", "qAns": [ "conakry" ] }, { "qId": 8652, "qText": "According to Arthurian legend, Arthur's wife Guinevere, had a little on the side with which Knight of the Round Table?", "qAns": [ "lancelot" ] }, { "qId": 8653, "qText": "According to legend, King Arthur's queen consort, Guinevere, had a torrid affair with which Knight of the Round Table?", "qAns": [ "lancelot" ] }, { "qId": 8654, "qText": "Which opera did Guiseppe Verdi supposedly compose for the opening of the Suez Canal?", "qAns": [ "aida" ] }, { "qId": 8655, "qText": "What legendary blues guitarist, best known for his hit The Thrill Is Gone , played a guitar he dubbed Lucille?", "qAns": [ "b.b. king" ] }, { "qId": 8656, "qText": "The sixth and first strings of a guitar are tuned to which note?", "qAns": [ "e" ] }, { "qId": 8657, "qText": "What note is produced at the twelfth fret of the top (highest pitched) string on a conventionally tuned guitar?", "qAns": [ "e" ] }, { "qId": 8658, "qText": "The novels 'The Gulag Archipelago' and 'One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich' are two of the best known works of which Russian author?", "qAns": [ "aleksandr solzhenitsyn" ] }, { "qId": 8659, "qText": "In which sea would you find the Gulf of Bothnia?", "qAns": [ "baltic sea" ] }, { "qId": 8660, "qText": "Where is the Gulf of Bothnia?", "qAns": [ "baltic sea" ] }, { "qId": 8661, "qText": "Which peninsula marks the southern end of the Gulf of Mexico?", "qAns": [ "yucatan peninsula" ] }, { "qId": 8662, "qText": "The Straits of Florida go between the Gulf of Mexico and where?", "qAns": [ "atlantic ocean" ] }, { "qId": 8663, "qText": "What is the name of the strait linking the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman?", "qAns": [ "strait of hormuz" ] }, { "qId": 8664, "qText": "Which American general commanded the allied forces in the first Gulf War in 1991?", "qAns": [ "norman schwarzkopf, jr." ] }, { "qId": 8665, "qText": "Which US General, nicknamed Stormin' was commander of the coalition forces in the Gulf War of 1991?", "qAns": [ "norman schwarzkopf, jr." ] }, { "qId": 8666, "qText": "Which Irish-born novelist wrote the satire Gulliver's Travels?", "qAns": [ "jonathan swift" ] }, { "qId": 8667, "qText": "Who wrote `Gullivers Travels`?", "qAns": [ "jonathan swift" ] }, { "qId": 8668, "qText": "Name the home of the giants visited in Gulliver's Travels?", "qAns": [ "brobdingnag" ] }, { "qId": 8669, "qText": "What is the name of the land of giants in the book `Gulliver`s Travels`?", "qAns": [ "brobdingnag" ] }, { "qId": 8670, "qText": "In which town did the Gunfight at the OK Corral take place?", "qAns": [ "tombstone, arizona" ] }, { "qId": 8671, "qText": "Which town was the scene of the Gunfight at the OK Corral?", "qAns": [ "tombstone" ] }, { "qId": 8672, "qText": "Which English author who died in 1991 published novels such as A Gun For Sale in 1936 and The Ministry Of Fear in 1943?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 8673, "qText": "Who created the character Gunga Din?", "qAns": [ "rudyard kipling" ] }, { "qId": 8674, "qText": "January 18, 1936 saw the death of what English writer and youngest recipient of the Nobel prize in Literature, responsible for such classics as The Jungle Book, The Man Who Would Be King, Gunga Din, and If?", "qAns": [ "rudyard kipling" ] }, { "qId": 8675, "qText": "Which famous historic figure tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London in 1605 in 'The Gunpowder Plot'?", "qAns": [ "guy fawkes" ] }, { "qId": 8676, "qText": "The Gunpowder Plot, by discontented Catholics including Guy Fawkes and Robert Catesby, was to blow up the British parliament as it was being opened by whom?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 8677, "qText": "Which King did Guy Fawkes attempt to kill with his gunpowder plot?", "qAns": [ "james vi and i" ] }, { "qId": 8678, "qText": "Who was the leader of the conspirators involved in the Gunpowder Plot in 1605?", "qAns": [ "robert catesby" ] }, { "qId": 8679, "qText": "Who was die leader of the gunpowder plot?", "qAns": [ "robert catesby" ] }, { "qId": 8680, "qText": "What band worried that You Shook Me All Night Long before offering themselves as Guns For Hire which resulted in a Touch Too Much but were finally satisfied with Moneytalks?", "qAns": [ "ac dc" ] }, { "qId": 8681, "qText": "Which actor played the crippled deputy in Gunsmoke?", "qAns": [ "dennis weaver" ] }, { "qId": 8682, "qText": "Who apart from 'Doc' lasted through all the 'Gunsmoke' series?", "qAns": [ "matt dillon" ] }, { "qId": 8683, "qText": "What was the name of Matt Dillon's limping deputy in Gunsmoke?", "qAns": [ "chester" ] }, { "qId": 8684, "qText": "Which song was a hit for both Guns 'n' Roses in 1988 and Sheryl Crow in 1999?", "qAns": [ "sweet child o' mine" ] }, { "qId": 8685, "qText": "Around which war is the film `The Guns Of Navarone` set?", "qAns": [ "world war ii" ] }, { "qId": 8686, "qText": "The language known as Putonghua, Guoyu, Gwok Yu and Huayu, is spoken in Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore and where else that it is the official language?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 8687, "qText": "Guru Nanak founded which religion?", "qAns": [ "sikhism" ] }, { "qId": 8688, "qText": "For which novel, a study of provincial life published in 1856, was the author, Gustave Flaubert, and his publisher prosecuted for an offence against morals?", "qAns": [ "madame bovary" ] }, { "qId": 8689, "qText": "In what country was Gustav Mahler born?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 8690, "qText": "In which country was Gustav Klimt born?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 8691, "qText": "In Gustav Holst's work The Planets Suite which planet is termed The Mystic?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 8692, "qText": "The Battle of Rain, or Lech, on April 15th 1632 in which the Swedes under Gustavus Adolphus beat the forces of the Holy Roman Empire was part of which war?", "qAns": [ "thirty years' war" ] }, { "qId": 8693, "qText": "Which 1991 film, starring River Phoenix and Keanu Reeves, and written and directed by Gus van Sant, was loosely based on Shakespeare's 'Henry IV, Part I'?", "qAns": [ "my own private idaho" ] }, { "qId": 8694, "qText": "In the 19th Century the Gutta Percha ball (or Guttie) was used in which sport?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 8695, "qText": "What is the official language in Guyana, on the South America mainland and on the southern limits of the Caribbean?", "qAns": [ "english" ] }, { "qId": 8696, "qText": "Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion are three members of which band formed in 1996?", "qAns": [ "coldplay" ] }, { "qId": 8697, "qText": "If Guy Berryman and Will Champion are the rhythm section, what is the band?", "qAns": [ "coldplay" ] }, { "qId": 8698, "qText": "What classic short story by the French writer Guy de Maupassant concerns an invisible malevolent spirit that aims to take control over the narrator?", "qAns": [ "the horla" ] }, { "qId": 8699, "qText": "Who starred in the TV series Nice Guy Eddie as a Liverpool private eye?", "qAns": [ "ricky tomlinson" ] }, { "qId": 8700, "qText": "What plot was Guy Fawkes involved in?", "qAns": [ "gunpowder plot" ] }, { "qId": 8701, "qText": "Guy Fawkes was born and schooled in which English city?", "qAns": [ "york" ] }, { "qId": 8702, "qText": "In which British city was Guy Fawkes born and Dick Turpin killed?", "qAns": [ "york" ] }, { "qId": 8703, "qText": "Guy Garvey is a singer with which band?", "qAns": [ "elbow" ] }, { "qId": 8704, "qText": "Vocalist, guitarist and harmonica player Guy Garvey is with which group?", "qAns": [ "elbow" ] }, { "qId": 8705, "qText": "Guy Lombardo and Oscar Peterson were the first inductees into which nation's newly instituted Music Hall of Fame in 1978 ?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 8706, "qText": "Guy Montag is the protagonist in which 1953 Ray Bradbury novel?", "qAns": [ "fahrenheit 451" ] }, { "qId": 8707, "qText": "What pop star married British movie director Guy Ritchie?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 8708, "qText": "In which TV series did Guy Williams and June Lockheart play John and Maureen Robinson?", "qAns": [ "lost in space" ] }, { "qId": 8709, "qText": "Gwen Stefani had a 2005 hit with Rich Girl featuring who?", "qAns": [ "eve" ] }, { "qId": 8710, "qText": "Gwen Stefani is the lead singer with which band?", "qAns": [ "no doubt" ] }, { "qId": 8711, "qText": "To whom is Gwyneth Paltrow married?", "qAns": [ "chris martin" ] }, { "qId": 8712, "qText": "Gwyneth Paltrow played which American poet in a 2003 film?", "qAns": [ "sylvia plath" ] }, { "qId": 8713, "qText": "What is the title of the 1998 romantic comedy-drama film, starring Gwyneth Paltrow and John Hannah, which alternates between two parallel universes?", "qAns": [ "sliding doors" ] }, { "qId": 8714, "qText": "To which musician was actress Gwyneth Paltrow married; they separated in 2014?", "qAns": [ "chris martin" ] }, { "qId": 8715, "qText": "Which singer/band member married Gwyneth Paltrow in 2003?", "qAns": [ "chris martin" ] }, { "qId": 8716, "qText": "Which large American bird (Gymnogyps) has been reintroduced to the wild after breeding in captivity in 1991?", "qAns": [ "california condor" ] }, { "qId": 8717, "qText": "Ha'aretz is a newspaper in which country?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 8718, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'Habeus Corpus' and 'Forty Years On'?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 8719, "qText": "Habib Bourguiba became the first President of which North African country in 1957?", "qAns": [ "tunisia" ] }, { "qId": 8720, "qText": "Which designer, restaurateur, and retailer owns Habitat, etc?", "qAns": [ "terence conran" ] }, { "qId": 8721, "qText": "Who when elected as MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington in 1987 became the first black woman member of the House of Commons?", "qAns": [ "diane abbott" ] }, { "qId": 8722, "qText": "In Greek mythology who was the mother of Zeus, Poseidon and Hades?", "qAns": [ "rhea" ] }, { "qId": 8723, "qText": "The brother of Zeus and Hades and married to Amphitrite, which of the twelve Olympian Gods had both the horse and bull as symbols and was beleived to cause earthquakes?", "qAns": [ "poseidon" ] }, { "qId": 8724, "qText": "Roger 'Race' Bannon, Hadji, and a dog called Bandit are leading characters in what 1960s TV cartoon, now media franchise?", "qAns": [ "jonny quest" ] }, { "qId": 8725, "qText": "Which metal is mainly derived from the ore haematite?", "qAns": [ "iron" ] }, { "qId": 8726, "qText": "After the Latin name for which modern European capital is the element Hafnium named?", "qAns": [ "copenhagen" ] }, { "qId": 8727, "qText": "The element of the Periodic Table HAFNIUM has its name derived from the Latin name for the city in which it was discovered. Which city?", "qAns": [ "copenhagen" ] }, { "qId": 8728, "qText": "Hagar was the mother of which of Abraham's sons?", "qAns": [ "ishmael" ] }, { "qId": 8729, "qText": "Haggis is a national delicacy of which country?", "qAns": [ "scotland" ] }, { "qId": 8730, "qText": "From which animal does Haggis come?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 8731, "qText": "The stomach of which animal is traditionally stuffed for a haggis?", "qAns": [ "sheep" ] }, { "qId": 8732, "qText": "Who plays the role of Hagrid in the Harry Potter series of films?", "qAns": [ "robbie coltrane" ] }, { "qId": 8733, "qText": "Haight and Ashbury are streets in what city?", "qAns": [ "san francisco" ] }, { "qId": 8734, "qText": "Haile Selassie was the ruler of which country?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 8735, "qText": "What country was led by Haile Selassie?", "qAns": [ "ethiopia" ] }, { "qId": 8736, "qText": "Which monotheistic, Abrahamic religious movement accepts Haile Selassie I, the former and final Emperor of Ethiopia, as the incarnation of God, called Jah?", "qAns": [ "rastafari" ] }, { "qId": 8737, "qText": "Hailey Williams is the lead singer with which current pop band?", "qAns": [ "paramore" ] }, { "qId": 8738, "qText": "Which group from Abingdon has issued albums 'Hail to the thief and 'In Rainbows'?", "qAns": [ "radiohead" ] }, { "qId": 8739, "qText": "What was the nickname of President Duvalier of Haiti who died in 1971?", "qAns": [ "francois duvalier" ] }, { "qId": 8740, "qText": "Who became President-For-Life of Haiti in April 1971?", "qAns": [ "jean-claude duvalier" ] }, { "qId": 8741, "qText": "What is the capital of Haiti?", "qAns": [ "port-au-prince" ] }, { "qId": 8742, "qText": "Which religion has Five Pillars (the Shadahad, Salah, Zakah, Sawma and Hajj)?", "qAns": [ "islam" ] }, { "qId": 8743, "qText": "`Hakuna Matata` was a song from which 1994 Disney film?", "qAns": [ "the lion king" ] }, { "qId": 8744, "qText": "Who was the main singing star in the musical Half a Sixpence?", "qAns": [ "tommy steele" ] }, { "qId": 8745, "qText": "The musical 'Half a Sixpence' was based on which 1905 novel?", "qAns": [ "kipps" ] }, { "qId": 8746, "qText": "In Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince, who is revealed to be the half-blood prince?", "qAns": [ "professor severus snape" ] }, { "qId": 8747, "qText": "In what National Park would you find Half Dome?", "qAns": [ "yosemite national park" ] }, { "qId": 8748, "qText": "The site of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, is situated in which modern day country?", "qAns": [ "turkey" ] }, { "qId": 8749, "qText": "In WW2, which company made the Halifax bomber?", "qAns": [ "handley page" ] }, { "qId": 8750, "qText": "Which aircraft company made the World War II 'Halifax' bomber?", "qAns": [ "handley page" ] }, { "qId": 8751, "qText": "Which company manufactured the 'Halifax' bomber, a mainstay of the RAF during WW2?", "qAns": [ "handley page" ] }, { "qId": 8752, "qText": "Halifax is the capital of which Canadian province?", "qAns": [ "nova scotia" ] }, { "qId": 8753, "qText": "With Halifax as its capital, what Canadian provinces' name literally translates as New Scotland?", "qAns": [ "nova scotia" ] }, { "qId": 8754, "qText": "Extinct volcano Hallasan is the highest point in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "south korea" ] }, { "qId": 8755, "qText": "For her performance in which film did Halle Berry win an 'Oscar'?", "qAns": [ "monster's ball" ] }, { "qId": 8756, "qText": "What is the title of the 2001 film starring John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry and Vinnie Jones?", "qAns": [ "swordfish" ] }, { "qId": 8757, "qText": "Who wrote the much covered and 2008 hit song Hallelujah?", "qAns": [ "leonard cohen" ] }, { "qId": 8758, "qText": "Which winner of the X Factor (UK) reached number 1 in the UK singles chart with their single 'Hallelujah'?", "qAns": [ "alexandra burke" ] }, { "qId": 8759, "qText": "The Hall of Mirrors is in which building?", "qAns": [ "palace of versailles" ] }, { "qId": 8760, "qText": "Halloumi cheese originated on which island?", "qAns": [ "cyprus" ] }, { "qId": 8761, "qText": "Halloumi cheese originated on which Mediterranean island?", "qAns": [ "cyprus" ] }, { "qId": 8762, "qText": "What was the name of the killer in the film `Halloween`?", "qAns": [ "michael myers" ] }, { "qId": 8763, "qText": "Who directed the 1978 film 'Halloween'?", "qAns": [ "john carpenter" ] }, { "qId": 8764, "qText": "Chemistry - which of the halogens has the lowest atomic number?", "qAns": [ "fluorine" ] }, { "qId": 8765, "qText": "Which of the halogens has the lowest atomic number (9)?", "qAns": [ "fluorine" ] }, { "qId": 8766, "qText": "Which is the only element, from the group known as the Halogens, which is liquid at room temperature?", "qAns": [ "bromine" ] }, { "qId": 8767, "qText": "The Halogens are Fluorine, Bromine, Iodine, Astatine and which other element?", "qAns": [ "chlorine" ] }, { "qId": 8768, "qText": "Which of the Halogens, with the atomic number 17, is missing from - Flourine, Bromine, Iodine and Astatine?", "qAns": [ "chlorine" ] }, { "qId": 8769, "qText": "Which UK member of parliament resigned in June 2008 to fight the Haltemprice and Howden election on a civil liberties platform?", "qAns": [ "david davis" ] }, { "qId": 8770, "qText": "The Port of Hambantota, for which construction began in January 2008 to provide bunkering, ship repair, ship building and crew change facilities, is in which country?", "qAns": [ "sri lanka" ] }, { "qId": 8771, "qText": "On which German river does Hamburg stand?", "qAns": [ "elbe" ] }, { "qId": 8772, "qText": "On which river does Hamburg stand?", "qAns": [ "elbe" ] }, { "qId": 8773, "qText": "On which river do the cities of Dresden and Hamburg stand?", "qAns": [ "elbe" ] }, { "qId": 8774, "qText": "Which river flows into the North Sea at Hamburg?", "qAns": [ "elbe" ] }, { "qId": 8775, "qText": "The works of which composer, born in Hamburg in 1833, include a series of 21 Hungarian Dances?", "qAns": [ "johannes brahms" ] }, { "qId": 8776, "qText": "What are people from Hamburg called?", "qAns": [ "hamburger" ] }, { "qId": 8777, "qText": "According to the Bible, Ham was the second son of who?", "qAns": [ "noah" ] }, { "qId": 8778, "qText": "According to the Bible, who is the father of Ham, Shem and Japheth?", "qAns": [ "noah" ] }, { "qId": 8779, "qText": "In the Bible, who is the father of Shem, Ham and Japheth?", "qAns": [ "noah" ] }, { "qId": 8780, "qText": "In the Bible who was the father of Ham, Shem and Japheth?", "qAns": [ "noah" ] }, { "qId": 8781, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the third son of Noah along with Ham and Shem?", "qAns": [ "japheth" ] }, { "qId": 8782, "qText": "Hamida Djandoubi was the last person in France to be executed by what method, in September 1977?", "qAns": [ "guillotine" ] }, { "qId": 8783, "qText": "Hamilton is the capital of which North American country?", "qAns": [ "bermuda" ] }, { "qId": 8784, "qText": "Which actor played the roles of Lord Nelson in the 1941 film, That Hamilton Woman, and Heathcliff in the 1939 version of Wuthering Heights?", "qAns": [ "laurence olivier" ] }, { "qId": 8785, "qText": "Who played Scottish police officer Hamish Macbeth on TV in the 1990's?", "qAns": [ "robert carlyle" ] }, { "qId": 8786, "qText": "Who played the title role in 'Hamish Macbeth'?", "qAns": [ "robert carlyle" ] }, { "qId": 8787, "qText": "In 'Hamlet', what was the name of the title character's mother?", "qAns": [ "gertrude" ] }, { "qId": 8788, "qText": "In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', what was the name of 'Hamlet's' mother?", "qAns": [ "gertrude" ] }, { "qId": 8789, "qText": "In Shakespeare's play what is the name of Hamlet's mother?", "qAns": [ "gertrude" ] }, { "qId": 8790, "qText": "In the play by Shakespeare, what is the first name of Hamlet's mother?", "qAns": [ "gertrude" ] }, { "qId": 8791, "qText": "What is the name of Hamlet's mother in the Shakespeare play of the same name?", "qAns": [ "gertrude" ] }, { "qId": 8792, "qText": "Who played the title role and directed the 1948 film 'Hamlet'?", "qAns": [ "laurence olivier" ] }, { "qId": 8793, "qText": "In Shakespeare Hamlet who is Ophelia's brother?", "qAns": [ "laertes" ] }, { "qId": 8794, "qText": "What is the name of Hamlet's Uncle who becomes the new King?", "qAns": [ "claudius" ] }, { "qId": 8795, "qText": "Which character in Shakespeare's Hamlet says Beware of entrance to a quarrel but being in, bear't that the opposed may be aware of thee?", "qAns": [ "polonius" ] }, { "qId": 8796, "qText": "In the Shakespeare play 'Hamlet' the skull of which character is held by Hamlet?", "qAns": [ "yorick" ] }, { "qId": 8797, "qText": "Who was King of Denmark in Shakespeare's Hamlet?", "qAns": [ "claudius" ] }, { "qId": 8798, "qText": "The storyline of which 1994 Disney animated film is based on the Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet?", "qAns": [ "the lion king" ] }, { "qId": 8799, "qText": "What was the name of the late King's jester in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'?", "qAns": [ "yorick" ] }, { "qId": 8800, "qText": "In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', what is the name of the King of Norway who arrives to take the throne of Denmark after the death of the Danish royal family in the final act?", "qAns": [ "fortinbras" ] }, { "qId": 8801, "qText": "In the play 'Hamlet' what was the name of the Norwegian prince?", "qAns": [ "fortinbras" ] }, { "qId": 8802, "qText": "Hammurabi was a king of which people in about 1750BC?", "qAns": [ "babylon" ] }, { "qId": 8803, "qText": "Which British actress won the Hampstead and Highgate seat for Labour in the 1992 General Election?", "qAns": [ "glenda jackson" ] }, { "qId": 8804, "qText": "In which U.S. State is the area called The Hampton found?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 8805, "qText": "On what island are The Hamptons located?", "qAns": [ "long island" ] }, { "qId": 8806, "qText": "Who plays alcoholic John Hancock in the 2008 film 'Hancock'?", "qAns": [ "will smith" ] }, { "qId": 8807, "qText": "'Handbags and Gladrags' is the theme tune of which comedy TV show?", "qAns": [ "the office" ] }, { "qId": 8808, "qText": "Handel's Largo comes from which opera?", "qAns": [ "xerxes" ] }, { "qId": 8809, "qText": "Handmade Films was formed to produce which film?", "qAns": [ "monty python's life of brian" ] }, { "qId": 8810, "qText": "The Life of Brian was produced by Handmade Films. Who owned Handmade Films?", "qAns": [ "george harrison" ] }, { "qId": 8811, "qText": "Which famous musician owned a film company called Handmade Films?", "qAns": [ "george harrison" ] }, { "qId": 8812, "qText": "The Hand That Feeds was a No.1 hit for which band in 2006?", "qAns": [ "nine inch nails" ] }, { "qId": 8813, "qText": "Who played the nanny in the 1992 film `The Hand That Rocks The Cradle`?", "qAns": [ "rebecca de mornay" ] }, { "qId": 8814, "qText": "Haneda Airport is one of the busiest in the world - which city does it serve?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 8815, "qText": "Haneda Airport is in which Asian country?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 8816, "qText": "In which country can you find Haneda Airport, one of its countries most important dealing with domestic flights?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 8817, "qText": "Which city is served by Hanedi Airport?", "qAns": [ "tokyo" ] }, { "qId": 8818, "qText": "The Han ethnic group of people, the largest in the world, is native to which country?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 8819, "qText": "Which American band had a UK number one hit in 1990 with `Hangin` Tough`?", "qAns": [ "new kids on the block" ] }, { "qId": 8820, "qText": "The 2009 film 'The Hangover' is set in which city?", "qAns": [ "las vegas" ] }, { "qId": 8821, "qText": "H'Angus the Monkey is the mascot of which English football club?", "qAns": [ "hartlepool united f.c." ] }, { "qId": 8822, "qText": "The Han ethnic people constitute c.90% of mainland?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 8823, "qText": "Hank Ballard and the Midnights first released what in 1960?", "qAns": [ "the twist" ] }, { "qId": 8824, "qText": "In March 1951, which comic strip by Hank Ketcham appeared in newspapers accross the US for the first time?", "qAns": [ "dennis the menace" ] }, { "qId": 8825, "qText": "Who directed the film Hannah and her Sisters?", "qAns": [ "woody allen" ] }, { "qId": 8826, "qText": "In the 1986 film 'Hannah and her Sisters' who played Hannah?", "qAns": [ "mia farrow" ] }, { "qId": 8827, "qText": "Who is Hannah Montana's alter ego?", "qAns": [ "miley stewart" ] }, { "qId": 8828, "qText": "In which novel does the character Hannibal Lecter first appear?", "qAns": [ "red dragon" ] }, { "qId": 8829, "qText": "Name the author who created Hannibal Lecter?", "qAns": [ "thomas harris" ] }, { "qId": 8830, "qText": "Who took the role originated by Jodie Foster in films about Hannibal Lechter?", "qAns": [ "julianne moore" ] }, { "qId": 8831, "qText": "How did Hannibal die in 183 BC?", "qAns": [ "suicide" ] }, { "qId": 8832, "qText": "One of Hannibal's most famous achievements was at the outbreak of the Second Punic War, when he marched an army, which included war elephants, from Iberia over the Pyrenees and the Alps into northern Italy with the intention of attacking Rome. What city was he from?", "qAns": [ "carthage" ] }, { "qId": 8833, "qText": "What was the title of the book to first feature serial killer Hannibal Lecter?", "qAns": [ "red dragon" ] }, { "qId": 8834, "qText": "What media mogul, known as The Mouth of the South, started the first dedicated 24-hour cable news channel, owns the Atlanta braves, founded the Goodwill Games, and married Hanoi Jane?", "qAns": [ "ted turner" ] }, { "qId": 8835, "qText": "In 1989, Hans-Adam II became the monarch and head of which European state?", "qAns": [ "liechtenstein" ] }, { "qId": 8836, "qText": "Which Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale features 20 mattresses?", "qAns": [ "the princess and the pea" ] }, { "qId": 8837, "qText": "Which city, the third largest in Denmark, is the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen?", "qAns": [ "odense" ] }, { "qId": 8838, "qText": "The Hanseatic League was a union of ports on which sea?", "qAns": [ "baltic sea" ] }, { "qId": 8839, "qText": "Who was the composer of the opera Hansel and Gretel?", "qAns": [ "engelbert humperdinck" ] }, { "qId": 8840, "qText": "Who wrote the 1893 opera 'Hansel and Gretel'?", "qAns": [ "engelbert humperdinck" ] }, { "qId": 8841, "qText": "Who wrote the opera Hansel and Gretel?", "qAns": [ "engelbert humperdinck" ] }, { "qId": 8842, "qText": "By what name is Hansen's Disease better known?", "qAns": [ "leprosy" ] }, { "qId": 8843, "qText": "In which 1988 film would you find the character of Hans Gruber?", "qAns": [ "die hard" ] }, { "qId": 8844, "qText": "Hans Holbein the Younger was court painter to which English monarch?", "qAns": [ "henry viii" ] }, { "qId": 8845, "qText": "What was the name of Han Solo's spacecraft in the first Star Wars film to be released?", "qAns": [ "millennium falcon" ] }, { "qId": 8846, "qText": "Who played Han Solo in the 'Star Wars' series of films?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 8847, "qText": "Who sang Happy Birthday, Mr. President?", "qAns": [ "marilyn monroe" ] }, { "qId": 8848, "qText": "Which Hull group had a Top Five single in 1986 with 'Happy Hour'?", "qAns": [ "the housemartins" ] }, { "qId": 8849, "qText": "In which country can you find the Happy Valley Horse Racing Course?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 8850, "qText": "Where is the Happy Valley racecourse?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 8851, "qText": "Where would you fine The Happy Valley Racecourse?", "qAns": [ "hong kong" ] }, { "qId": 8852, "qText": "Harare is the capital of which African country?", "qAns": [ "zimbabwe" ] }, { "qId": 8853, "qText": "Who directed the first two Beatles' films 'A Hard Day's Night' and 'Help! '?", "qAns": [ "richard lester" ] }, { "qId": 8854, "qText": "Which singer played the lead in the 1972 film, The Harder they Come?", "qAns": [ "jimmy cliff" ] }, { "qId": 8855, "qText": "Hard Knock Life was released in 1999 by which rap superstar?", "qAns": [ "jay z" ] }, { "qId": 8856, "qText": "NOW, what I want is Facts. Teach these boys and girls nothing but Facts, are the opening sentences of Dickens' 'Hard Times'. Who says them?", "qAns": [ "gradgrind" ] }, { "qId": 8857, "qText": "What female sleuth sometimes works with the Hardy Boys?", "qAns": [ "nancy drew" ] }, { "qId": 8858, "qText": "Which fast food chain was founded by Harland Saunders in 1930?", "qAns": [ "kfc" ] }, { "qId": 8859, "qText": "For which ancient ruler was the Mausoleum at Harlicarnassus built ?", "qAns": [ "mausolus" ] }, { "qId": 8860, "qText": "'The Harlot's Progress' is a series of paintings and engravings by which 18th Century English painter?", "qAns": [ "william hogarth" ] }, { "qId": 8861, "qText": " 'The Harlot's Progress' is a series of paintings and engravings by which 18th Century English painter?", "qAns": [ "william hogarth" ] }, { "qId": 8862, "qText": "Who made two series of engravings based on two series of his paintings, called A Rake's Progress and A Harlot's Progress?", "qAns": [ "william hogarth" ] }, { "qId": 8863, "qText": "In which Yorkshire town are the Royal Horticultural Society's Harlow Carr gardens?", "qAns": [ "harrogate" ] }, { "qId": 8864, "qText": "Basildon and Harlow are towns in which English county?", "qAns": [ "essex" ] }, { "qId": 8865, "qText": "Who played Jean Harlow in the 1965 film Harlow?", "qAns": [ "carroll baker" ] }, { "qId": 8866, "qText": "The Sin of Harold Diddleback, 1947 was the last film of which silent film star?", "qAns": [ "harold lloyd" ] }, { "qId": 8867, "qText": "Leapin' lizards! Which comic strip, created by Harold Gray in 1924, is ending its 85 year run next month, which means dog Sandy is going to have to find another little red haired girl to hang around with?", "qAns": [ "little orphan annie" ] }, { "qId": 8868, "qText": "Harold Harefoot (Harold l) was King of England from 1035 to 1040, who was his father?", "qAns": [ "cnut the great" ] }, { "qId": 8869, "qText": "Harold Holt became Prime Minister of which country in January 1966?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 8870, "qText": "Who composed the musical work 'Harold In Italy' in 1834?", "qAns": [ "hector berlioz" ] }, { "qId": 8871, "qText": "Which British writer married Harold Pinter in 1980?", "qAns": [ "antonia fraser" ] }, { "qId": 8872, "qText": "What was the title of Harper Lee's only novel?", "qAns": [ "to kill a mockingbird" ] }, { "qId": 8873, "qText": "Author Harper Lee announced the sequel in 2015 of her only ever book, what was the name of that sequel?", "qAns": [ "go set a watchman" ] }, { "qId": 8874, "qText": "Who was Harper Lee's childhood friend and neighbour, the inspiration for the character of Dill in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?", "qAns": [ "truman capote" ] }, { "qId": 8875, "qText": "Who was the star of the film based on the record Harper Valley PTA by Jeannie C Riley?", "qAns": [ "barbara eden" ] }, { "qId": 8876, "qText": "Who wrote the song Harper Valley PTA?", "qAns": [ "tom t. hall" ] }, { "qId": 8877, "qText": "What is the name of the anti-slavery novel written by American author Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1852?", "qAns": [ "uncle tom's cabin" ] }, { "qId": 8878, "qText": "What character did Harrison Ford play in the Star Wars films?", "qAns": [ "han solo" ] }, { "qId": 8879, "qText": "Which character did Harrison Ford play in Star Wars?", "qAns": [ "han solo" ] }, { "qId": 8880, "qText": "Which 1986 Peter Weir movie and based on a Paul Theroux novel starred Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren and River Phoenix?", "qAns": [ "the mosquito coast" ] }, { "qId": 8881, "qText": "In which 1985 film did Harrison Ford play detective John Book?", "qAns": [ "witness" ] }, { "qId": 8882, "qText": "In what profession did Harrison Ford make a living before making it big as an actor?", "qAns": [ "carpenter" ] }, { "qId": 8883, "qText": "Harrison Ford was working as what before his first big break as a film actor?", "qAns": [ "carpentry" ] }, { "qId": 8884, "qText": "What is the name of the cafe/tea room, founded by Frederick Belmont in 1919 in Harrogate, and now a tourist attraction?", "qAns": [ "bettys and taylors of harrogate" ] }, { "qId": 8885, "qText": "Who was the founder of Harrow Public School?", "qAns": [ "john lyon" ] }, { "qId": 8886, "qText": "Which author created the detective Harry Bosch?", "qAns": [ "michael connelly" ] }, { "qId": 8887, "qText": "Who played the title character in the 2010 film Harry Brown?", "qAns": [ "michael caine" ] }, { "qId": 8888, "qText": "Which film features the characters Sally Albright and Harry Burns?", "qAns": [ "when harry met sally..." ] }, { "qId": 8889, "qText": "Dr Harry Coover and Fred Joyner accidentally discovered what popular and generically named adhesive while working for Eastman Kodak on a gunsight project in the mid-1900s?", "qAns": [ "cyanoacrylate" ] }, { "qId": 8890, "qText": "Which novel introduced the bully Harry Flashman?", "qAns": [ "tom brown's school days" ] }, { "qId": 8891, "qText": "Which famous writer, who used the line `God for Harry, England and St. George!` in one of his works, was said to have been born and died on St George`s Day?", "qAns": [ "william shakespeare" ] }, { "qId": 8892, "qText": "God for Harry, England and Saint George is a famous quote from which historical play?", "qAns": [ "henry v" ] }, { "qId": 8893, "qText": "Who had the part of Dirty Harry - hurt hand - dropped out?", "qAns": [ "frank sinatra" ] }, { "qId": 8894, "qText": "Which TV programme has been presented by Lisa Riley, Jonathan Wilkes and Harry Hill?", "qAns": [ "you've been framed!" ] }, { "qId": 8895, "qText": "In which country was escapologist Harry Houdini born?", "qAns": [ "hungary" ] }, { "qId": 8896, "qText": "Where was Harry Houdini born?", "qAns": [ "budapest" ] }, { "qId": 8897, "qText": "Which Hollywood actress did trumpet player Harry James marry?", "qAns": [ "betty grable" ] }, { "qId": 8898, "qText": "From which film did The Harry Lime Theme come?", "qAns": [ "the third man" ] }, { "qId": 8899, "qText": "The Harry Lime theme was used in which film?", "qAns": [ "the third man" ] }, { "qId": 8900, "qText": "US outlaws Robert LeRoy Parker and Harry Longabaugh were better known by what names?", "qAns": [ "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" ] }, { "qId": 8901, "qText": "Who played Sally opposite Billy Crystal in the 1989 film, When Harry Met Sally?", "qAns": [ "meg ryan" ] }, { "qId": 8902, "qText": "Who directed the 2001 film `Harry Potter and the Philosopher`s Stone`?", "qAns": [ "chris columbus" ] }, { "qId": 8903, "qText": "What is the title of the third Harry Potter book?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban" ] }, { "qId": 8904, "qText": "What is the title of the fourth Harry Potter film?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the goblet of fire" ] }, { "qId": 8905, "qText": "Which book (and film) records the events of 'Harry Potter's' sixth year at 'Hogwarts'?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the half-blood prince" ] }, { "qId": 8906, "qText": "What was the name of the second 'Harry Potter' film?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the chamber of secrets" ] }, { "qId": 8907, "qText": "Who is the author of the 'Harry Potter' books?", "qAns": [ "j. k. rowling" ] }, { "qId": 8908, "qText": "Who wrote the Harry Potter books?", "qAns": [ "j. k. rowling" ] }, { "qId": 8909, "qText": "What school does Harry Potter attend?", "qAns": [ "hogwarts" ] }, { "qId": 8910, "qText": "What actor starred as Harry Potter?", "qAns": [ "daniel radcliffe" ] }, { "qId": 8911, "qText": "What is the name of the actor who plays Harry Potter in all the films?", "qAns": [ "daniel radcliffe" ] }, { "qId": 8912, "qText": "Which actor plays the title role in the Harry Potter films?", "qAns": [ "daniel radcliffe" ] }, { "qId": 8913, "qText": "What is the original title of the book translated into Spanish as 'Harry Potter y el Caliz de Fuego'?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the goblet of fire" ] }, { "qId": 8914, "qText": "In the Harry Potter series of books what is the name of the driver of the Knight Bus?", "qAns": [ "ernie prang" ] }, { "qId": 8915, "qText": "In the Harry Potter series of books, who teaches Potions at Hogwarts School?", "qAns": [ "severus snape" ] }, { "qId": 8916, "qText": "In the Harry Potter books, what is the name of the character described as a slim, blond haired pale boy who is arrogant about his skill at Quidditch He was played by actor Tom Felton in all the Harry Potter films.?", "qAns": [ "draco malfoy" ] }, { "qId": 8917, "qText": "Who is 'Harry Potter's' schoolboy enemy?", "qAns": [ "draco malfoy" ] }, { "qId": 8918, "qText": "In the Harry Potter books by J K Rowling, what is the name of the character who is Hogwart's gamekeeper and keeper of keys He is played in the film series by Scottish actor Robbie Coltrane.?", "qAns": [ "rubeus hagrid" ] }, { "qId": 8919, "qText": "Who is the author of the `Harry Potter` books?", "qAns": [ "j. k. rowling" ] }, { "qId": 8920, "qText": "What is the name of the thoroughfare that Harry Potter lived with his Uncle's family?", "qAns": [ "places in harry potter" ] }, { "qId": 8921, "qText": "At Hogwarts, Harry Potter is a member of which house?", "qAns": [ "hogwarts" ] }, { "qId": 8922, "qText": "To which 'Hogwarts' school house does 'Harry Potter' belong?", "qAns": [ "hogwarts" ] }, { "qId": 8923, "qText": "Which house did Harry Potter belong to in Hogwarts School?", "qAns": [ "hogwarts" ] }, { "qId": 8924, "qText": "The fifth 'Harry Potter' book is due for publication on June 21st. What is it called?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the order of the phoenix" ] }, { "qId": 8925, "qText": "What is the name ofthe seventh and final 'Harry Potter' book due out in July 2007?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the deathly hallows" ] }, { "qId": 8926, "qText": "What is the title of the final Harry Potter book?", "qAns": [ "harry potter and the deathly hallows" ] }, { "qId": 8927, "qText": "Harry Redknapp is associated with which British sport?", "qAns": [ "football" ] }, { "qId": 8928, "qText": "Voiced by Harry Shearer, what Simpsons character was modeled after Ted Koppel?", "qAns": [ "kent brockman" ] }, { "qId": 8929, "qText": "Which crooner, a favorite of Judge Harry Stone on Night Court, was known as The Velvet Fog?", "qAns": [ "mel torme" ] }, { "qId": 8930, "qText": "What boy band is Harry Styles a member of?", "qAns": [ "one direction" ] }, { "qId": 8931, "qText": "What sport would you be playing if competing for the Harry Vardon trophy?", "qAns": [ "golf" ] }, { "qId": 8932, "qText": "Which chart-topping American band was fronted by Harry Wayne Casey?", "qAns": [ "kc and the sunshine band" ] }, { "qId": 8933, "qText": "Harry Webb is the real name of?", "qAns": [ "cliff richard" ] }, { "qId": 8934, "qText": "Which winner of an Oscar, a Grammy, an Emmy, a Tony and a Pulitzer, wrote musicals with Hart, Hammerstein and Sondheim?", "qAns": [ "richard rodgers" ] }, { "qId": 8935, "qText": "In which 'New England' state is Harvard University situated?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 8936, "qText": "In which US state is Harvard University?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 8937, "qText": "Which group had hits in the 80s with `Harvest For The World` and `Ideal World`?", "qAns": [ "the christians" ] }, { "qId": 8938, "qText": "Which British TV series starring John Simm as DCI Sam Tyler and Philip Glenister as DCI Gene Hunt was remade in the USA starring Jason O'Mara and Harvey Keitel?", "qAns": [ "life on mars" ] }, { "qId": 8939, "qText": "US film and television actor Harvey Lee Yeary is better known by what name?", "qAns": [ "lee majors" ] }, { "qId": 8940, "qText": "Who played gay rights activist and politician Harvey Milk in the 2008 film 'Milk'?", "qAns": [ "sean penn" ] }, { "qId": 8941, "qText": "Lee Harvey Oswald shot John F Kennedy, but who shot him?", "qAns": [ "jack ruby" ] }, { "qId": 8942, "qText": "In which country are the Harz mountains?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 8943, "qText": "What series of toys, aimed at little girls, was released by Hasbro in 1983?", "qAns": [ "my little pony" ] }, { "qId": 8944, "qText": "Known as Action Man in the UK, what 1964 Hasbro toy is responsible for the coining the phrase action figure?", "qAns": [ "g.i. joe" ] }, { "qId": 8945, "qText": "Which country is known as The Hashemite Kingdom?", "qAns": [ "jordan" ] }, { "qId": 8946, "qText": "Hashim Amla has played test cricket for which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 8947, "qText": "In which country did King Hassan II ascend the throne in 1961?", "qAns": [ "morocco" ] }, { "qId": 8948, "qText": "The Hassan II Mosque, opened in 1993, with the world's tallest minaret, is in which country?", "qAns": [ "morocco" ] }, { "qId": 8949, "qText": "Formed in the 1980s and having the leader Hassan Nasrallah, which radical Shi-ite Muslim organisation in Lebanon has, for years, been involved in guerilla warfare against Israel?", "qAns": [ "hezbollah" ] }, { "qId": 8950, "qText": "Hastings Banda was the first President of which African country?", "qAns": [ "malawi" ] }, { "qId": 8951, "qText": "Who wrote/directed the movies The Hateful Eight and Inglourious Basterds?", "qAns": [ "quentin tarantino" ] }, { "qId": 8952, "qText": "The most important text of what popular practice, varieties of which include hatha, mantra and raja is attributed to Patanjali?", "qAns": [ "yoga" ] }, { "qId": 8953, "qText": "Ashtanga Vinyasa, Bikram, and Hatha Vidya are styles of what?", "qAns": [ "yoga" ] }, { "qId": 8954, "qText": "In The Jungle Book, Colonel Hathi was the leader of which animals?", "qAns": [ "elephant" ] }, { "qId": 8955, "qText": "Hattie McDaniel, an American actress, was the first black performer to win an Academy Award, in 1939 for Best Supporting Actress for her role of Mammy in which film?", "qAns": [ "gone with the wind" ] }, { "qId": 8956, "qText": "Which co-founder of Hat-Trick Productions and a regular pundit on They Think It's All Over wrote the 2008 book Bearded Tit?", "qAns": [ "rory mcgrath" ] }, { "qId": 8957, "qText": "In which English town is 'The Hat Works', the only museum of hats and headwear in the country?", "qAns": [ "stockport" ] }, { "qId": 8958, "qText": "What language is the song Hava Nagila written in?", "qAns": [ "hebrew language" ] }, { "qId": 8959, "qText": "Havarti cheese is made in which north European country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 8960, "qText": "In which EU country did havarti cheese originate?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 8961, "qText": "Lake Havasu City is in which US state?", "qAns": [ "arizona" ] }, { "qId": 8962, "qText": "Which former 'Have I Got News For You' presenter made an occassional appearance as Patrick in 'One Foot In The Grave'?", "qAns": [ "angus deayton" ] }, { "qId": 8963, "qText": "Who had hits in the 1950s with Star Dust and Have Mercy Baby?", "qAns": [ "the dominoes" ] }, { "qId": 8964, "qText": "The song Have yourself a merry little Christmas comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "meet me in st. louis" ] }, { "qId": 8965, "qText": "Who famously sang Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas in the film Meet Me In St Louis?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 8966, "qText": "Who had 70s hits with Have You Seen Her and Oh Girl?", "qAns": [ "the chi-lites" ] }, { "qId": 8967, "qText": "Known as the Valley Isle, which is die second largest of the Hawaiian islands?", "qAns": [ "maui" ] }, { "qId": 8968, "qText": "What is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands?", "qAns": [ "maui" ] }, { "qId": 8969, "qText": "The musical South Pacific was based on the book Hawaii by which author?", "qAns": [ "james a. michener" ] }, { "qId": 8970, "qText": "What is the capital city of Hawaii?", "qAns": [ "honolulu" ] }, { "qId": 8971, "qText": "What is the capital of the U.S. state of Hawaii?", "qAns": [ "honolulu" ] }, { "qId": 8972, "qText": "Hawaii is in which ocean?", "qAns": [ "pacific ocean" ] }, { "qId": 8973, "qText": "Samoa, Hawaii and the Tokelau Islands are part of which geographic area?", "qAns": [ "polynesia" ] }, { "qId": 8974, "qText": "Which is the USA's Hawkeye State?", "qAns": [ "iowa" ] }, { "qId": 8975, "qText": "Who played Hawkeye Pierce in the film version of MASH?", "qAns": [ "donald sutherland" ] }, { "qId": 8976, "qText": "Known as The Hawkeye State, what was the 29th state to join the Union on December 28, 1848?", "qAns": [ "iowa" ] }, { "qId": 8977, "qText": "After which European capital is the 104th Symphony by Haydn known?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 8978, "qText": "What is the title of the 1959 film in which Hayley Mills plays a young girl who befriends a murderous Polish sailor?", "qAns": [ "tiger bay" ] }, { "qId": 8979, "qText": "Which 1959 film, starring Hayley Mills, is based on a short story by Noel Calef called 'Rodolphe et le Revolver'?", "qAns": [ "tiger bay" ] }, { "qId": 8980, "qText": "Which French artist painted Haystacks, Rouen Cathedral and Sunrise?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 8981, "qText": "Who painted The Haywain?", "qAns": [ "john constable" ] }, { "qId": 8982, "qText": "In which art gallery would you find The Haywain by Constable, The Stonemasons by Canaletto and The Arnolfini Protrait by Van Eyck?", "qAns": [ "national gallery" ] }, { "qId": 8983, "qText": "Who was head chef on the first series of ITV's Hell's Kitchen?", "qAns": [ "gordon ramsay" ] }, { "qId": 8984, "qText": "In which UK city is Headingley railway station?", "qAns": [ "leeds" ] }, { "qId": 8985, "qText": "In which British city is there an area called Headington?", "qAns": [ "oxford" ] }, { "qId": 8986, "qText": "Which band had a hit with `He Ain't Heavy, He`s My Brother` in both 1969 and 1988?", "qAns": [ "the hollies" ] }, { "qId": 8987, "qText": "The song Piper at the Gates of Dawn appears on the 1997 album 'The Healing Game', by which artist?", "qAns": [ "van morrison" ] }, { "qId": 8988, "qText": "Which veteran rock singer released the album The Healing Game in 1997?", "qAns": [ "van morrison" ] }, { "qId": 8989, "qText": "Who had a 50s No 1 with Heartaches By The Number?", "qAns": [ "guy mitchell" ] }, { "qId": 8990, "qText": "Who wrote Quentins, Nights of Rain and Stars, Whitethorn Woods and Heart and Soul?", "qAns": [ "maeve binchy" ] }, { "qId": 8991, "qText": "Which US singer/songwriter recorded the albums The Heart of Saturday Night, Heartattack and Vine, Swordfishtrombones, etc?", "qAns": [ "tom waits" ] }, { "qId": 8992, "qText": "On television which actor played Onslow in 'Keeping up Appearances' and Vernon Scripps in 'Heartbeat'?", "qAns": [ "geoffrey hughes" ] }, { "qId": 8993, "qText": "Who played Claude Greengrass in 'Heartbeat'?", "qAns": [ "bill maynard" ] }, { "qId": 8994, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with 'F' is the name of a band who released a 1973 album entitled 'Heartbreaker'?", "qAns": [ "free" ] }, { "qId": 8995, "qText": "Which male singer was backed by the `Heartbreakers`?", "qAns": [ "tom petty" ] }, { "qId": 8996, "qText": "Enugu, Kano Pillars, Heartland, and Lobi Stars are famous Nigerian?", "qAns": [ "football team" ] }, { "qId": 8997, "qText": "Who wrote Heart of Darkness?", "qAns": [ "joseph conrad" ] }, { "qId": 8998, "qText": "Which famous novelist wrote the 1948 novel 'The Heart of the Matter' and the 1957 play 'The Potting Shed'?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 8999, "qText": "In 1967, who became the first recipient of a human heart transplant?", "qAns": [ "louis washkansky" ] }, { "qId": 9000, "qText": "Heather Small was lead singer with which successful Manchester band?", "qAns": [ "m people" ] }, { "qId": 9001, "qText": "Which cricketing country did Heath Streak play test cricket for?", "qAns": [ "zimbabwe" ] }, { "qId": 9002, "qText": "The song `The Heat Is On` by Glen Frey feature on the soundtrack to what 1984 film?", "qAns": [ "beverly hills cop" ] }, { "qId": 9003, "qText": "Everything's All Right and Heaven on Their Minds are songs from which musical?", "qAns": [ "jesus christ superstar" ] }, { "qId": 9004, "qText": "Which element, atomic number 82, a heavy metal, is soft and malleable, blue/white when freshly cut, but soon turns grey?", "qAns": [ "lead" ] }, { "qId": 9005, "qText": "Which professional boxer from the USA, a multiple world champion in both the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions between 1986 and 2001, was nicknamed The Real Deal?", "qAns": [ "evander holyfield" ] }, { "qId": 9006, "qText": "What service did Hebe and her successor, Ganymede, perform for Zeus on Mount Olympus?", "qAns": [ "cup-bearer" ] }, { "qId": 9007, "qText": "Which sea area is south-east of Faroes, west of Viking, north-east of Hebrides and north-west of Forties?", "qAns": [ "fair isle" ] }, { "qId": 9008, "qText": "Which composer wrote the Hebrides Overture?", "qAns": [ "felix mendelssohn" ] }, { "qId": 9009, "qText": "Which of Hector Berlioz's operas is based on Much Ado About Nothing?", "qAns": [ "beatrice et benedict" ] }, { "qId": 9010, "qText": "In Greek mythology who killed Hector?", "qAns": [ "achilles" ] }, { "qId": 9011, "qText": "In the Iliad, which Greek hero killed the Trojan leader Hector?", "qAns": [ "achilles" ] }, { "qId": 9012, "qText": "In Greek legend, who, the last king of Troy, was the father of Hector and Paris?", "qAns": [ "priam" ] }, { "qId": 9013, "qText": "In Greek myth who was the father of Hector?", "qAns": [ "priam" ] }, { "qId": 9014, "qText": "What was the name of the frog in the children's TV series Hector's House?", "qAns": [ "kiki" ] }, { "qId": 9015, "qText": "Who is Hectors wife in Troilus and Cressida?", "qAns": [ "andromache" ] }, { "qId": 9016, "qText": "In Greek myth, who was the husband of Hecuba and father of fifty children?", "qAns": [ "priam" ] }, { "qId": 9017, "qText": "Which Norwegian playwright wrote Hedda Gabler, The Master Builder and Peer Gynt?", "qAns": [ "henrik ibsen" ] }, { "qId": 9018, "qText": "Who wrote the 19th Century play 'Hedda Gabler'?", "qAns": [ "henrik ibsen" ] }, { "qId": 9019, "qText": "Which US adult film actor is nicknamed 'The Hedgehog'?", "qAns": [ "ron jeremy" ] }, { "qId": 9020, "qText": "Hedley Verity was an international star in which sport, during the 1930's?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 9021, "qText": "What was Harry Potter's pet, Hedwig?", "qAns": [ "owl" ] }, { "qId": 9022, "qText": "Who wrote the book `Heidi`?", "qAns": [ "johanna spyri" ] }, { "qId": 9023, "qText": "Who wrote the children's book 'Heidi'?", "qAns": [ "johanna spyri" ] }, { "qId": 9024, "qText": "Who wrote the famous children's book 'Heidi', published in 1880?", "qAns": [ "johanna spyri" ] }, { "qId": 9025, "qText": "Who married Heidi Klum in May 2005?", "qAns": [ "seal" ] }, { "qId": 9026, "qText": "What country does Heineken beer come from?", "qAns": [ "netherlands" ] }, { "qId": 9027, "qText": "Which planet in our solar system was discovered by Johann Galle and Heinrich D'Arrest in 1846?", "qAns": [ "neptune" ] }, { "qId": 9028, "qText": "Which US Football team moved from the Three Rovers Stadium to the newly built Heinz Field in 2001 ?", "qAns": [ "pittsburgh steelers" ] }, { "qId": 9029, "qText": "Helena is the capital of which American state?", "qAns": [ "montana" ] }, { "qId": 9030, "qText": "Helen Clark became the first woman Prime Minister of which country in 1999?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 9031, "qText": "Of which country is Helen Clark Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 9032, "qText": "What novel, by Helen Fielding, is a modern-day retelling of Pride and Prejudice?", "qAns": [ "bridget jones's diary" ] }, { "qId": 9033, "qText": "Actresses Judi Dench, Helen Mirren and Maggie Smith all hold which title?", "qAns": [ "dame" ] }, { "qId": 9034, "qText": "Name Helen of Troys husband?", "qAns": [ "menelaus" ] }, { "qId": 9035, "qText": "Who is the husband of Helen of Troy in Troilus and Cressida?", "qAns": [ "menelaus" ] }, { "qId": 9036, "qText": "In Greek mythology, which mortal woman did Zeus visit in the form of a swan and seduce, making her the mother of Helen of Troy?", "qAns": [ "leda" ] }, { "qId": 9037, "qText": "What was the name of Helen of Troy's mother?", "qAns": [ "leda" ] }, { "qId": 9038, "qText": "Who were the brothers of Helen of Troy?", "qAns": [ "castor and pollux" ] }, { "qId": 9039, "qText": "In which film did Susan Sarandon play Sister Helen Prejean?", "qAns": [ "dead man walking" ] }, { "qId": 9040, "qText": "Which Russian-American is credited with inventing the helicopter?", "qAns": [ "igor sikorsky" ] }, { "qId": 9041, "qText": "Helleborus niger is the scientific name for what evergreen flowering plant?", "qAns": [ "christmas rose" ] }, { "qId": 9042, "qText": "The album of which band's 1994 reunion tour was entitled Hell Freezes Over?", "qAns": [ "the eagles" ] }, { "qId": 9043, "qText": "In which city is Hell Gate Bridge, said to have inspired Sydney Harbour Bridge?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 9044, "qText": "'Hello darkness my old friend' are the first words of which Simon and Garfunkel song?", "qAns": [ "the sound of silence" ] }, { "qId": 9045, "qText": "Who played Dolly Levi in the 1969 film 'Hello Dolly'?", "qAns": [ "barbra streisand" ] }, { "qId": 9046, "qText": "Who wrote and sang the novelty hit Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh, about Camp Granada?", "qAns": [ "allan sherman" ] }, { "qId": 9047, "qText": "Which group from Liverpool had a hit single with Hello Little Girl?", "qAns": [ "the fourmost" ] }, { "qId": 9048, "qText": "The song 'Hello Young Lovers', comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 9049, "qText": "Which English actor played Pinhead in eight of the 'Hellraiser' series of films?", "qAns": [ "doug bradley" ] }, { "qId": 9050, "qText": "In which North Amercan city is there a neighbourhood known as Hell`s Kitchen?", "qAns": [ "new york" ] }, { "qId": 9051, "qText": "In which New York borough would you find Hell's Kitchen?", "qAns": [ "manhattan" ] }, { "qId": 9052, "qText": "Helmut Schmidt, who died in 2015, once led which nation?", "qAns": [ "west germany" ] }, { "qId": 9053, "qText": "Which girl group had the biggest hit of their career in 2001 with He Loves U Not?", "qAns": [ "dream" ] }, { "qId": 9054, "qText": "The 2010 charity single 'Helping Haiti' is a cover of which REM song?", "qAns": [ "everybody hurts" ] }, { "qId": 9055, "qText": "The 1974 book Helter Skelter, co-written by lawyer Vincent Bugliosi, recounts whose famous crime?", "qAns": [ "charles manson" ] }, { "qId": 9056, "qText": "Helvetia is the female personification of which country, appearing on its coins and stamps, etc?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 9057, "qText": "Which country puts `Helvetia` on its postage stamps?", "qAns": [ "switzerland" ] }, { "qId": 9058, "qText": "Who played the part of He-Man in Masters of the Universe?", "qAns": [ "dolph lundgren" ] }, { "qId": 9059, "qText": "Who is the twin sister of the cartoon hero He-Man?", "qAns": [ "she-ra" ] }, { "qId": 9060, "qText": "Who is the henchman to villain Karl Stromberg in the 1977 James Bond film 'The Spy Who Loved Me'?", "qAns": [ "jaws" ] }, { "qId": 9061, "qText": "Ramshaw Rocks and Hen Cloud are in which National Park?", "qAns": [ "peak district" ] }, { "qId": 9062, "qText": "Which organisation was founded in 1863 after the publication of the book 'A Memory Of Solferino' by the Swiss businessman Henri Dunant?", "qAns": [ "international red cross and red crescent movement" ] }, { "qId": 9063, "qText": "Which English King married Henrietta Maria, the daughter of Henry 4th of France?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 9064, "qText": "Which English king was married to Henrietta Maria?", "qAns": [ "charles i" ] }, { "qId": 9065, "qText": "The narrative poem The Gypsies (1824) by Alexander Pushkin influenced a novella by Prosper Mrime (1845), which was the basis for a libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halvy for which opera that premiered at the Opra-Comique of Paris in 1875?", "qAns": [ "carmen" ] }, { "qId": 9066, "qText": "Henry Cavendish discovered which element?", "qAns": [ "hydrogen" ] }, { "qId": 9067, "qText": "British actor Henry Cavill has been chosen to play which superhero in a film due to be released in 2013?", "qAns": [ "superman" ] }, { "qId": 9068, "qText": "Based on his nickname, what is the name of the next installment of the Superman movie series, staring Henry Cavill, slated to hit the theaters next year?", "qAns": [ "man of steel" ] }, { "qId": 9069, "qText": "In which major film of 2014 did Henry Cavill play the title character?", "qAns": [ "man of steel" ] }, { "qId": 9070, "qText": "Henry Cooper is associated with which sport?", "qAns": [ "boxing" ] }, { "qId": 9071, "qText": "Henry Darnley was the husband of which British monarch?", "qAns": [ "mary, queen of scots" ] }, { "qId": 9072, "qText": "Henry Fleming is the narrator and hero of which 1894 war novel?", "qAns": [ "the red badge of courage" ] }, { "qId": 9073, "qText": "Which real life law enforcer did Henry Fonda play in the film My Darling Clementine?", "qAns": [ "wyatt earp" ] }, { "qId": 9074, "qText": "Reginald Rose wrote a play adapted from his 1957 teleplay, and later film, script of the same name. The film became famous with Henry Fonda in the lead role as foreman of a jury. What was the play?", "qAns": [ "twelve angry men" ] }, { "qId": 9075, "qText": "Which female Mexican painter was responsible for 'Tree Of Hope', 'Henry Ford Hospital' and 'The Dream'?", "qAns": [ "frida kahlo" ] }, { "qId": 9076, "qText": "What is the most popular hymn written by Henry Francis Lyte, in 1844?", "qAns": [ "abide with me" ] }, { "qId": 9077, "qText": "A Henry is a basic SI unit of what?", "qAns": [ "inductance" ] }, { "qId": 9078, "qText": "Apart from Anne Boleyn, which other wife of Henry 8th was executed?", "qAns": [ "catherine howard" ] }, { "qId": 9079, "qText": "Who was the father of English monarch King Henry I?", "qAns": [ "william the conqueror" ] }, { "qId": 9080, "qText": "To which dynasty did the Plantagenet kings from Henry II to Richard II belong?", "qAns": [ "angevin" ] }, { "qId": 9081, "qText": "Who was wife to Henry II and mother of Richard the Lionheart and King John?", "qAns": [ "eleanor of aquitaine" ] }, { "qId": 9082, "qText": "Which actor played the part of 'King Henry II' in both 'Becket' in 1964 and 'The Lion In Winter' in 1968?", "qAns": [ "peter o'toole" ] }, { "qId": 9083, "qText": "Which Queen of England was the mother of Henry III?", "qAns": [ "isabella of angouleme" ] }, { "qId": 9084, "qText": "Who was the wife of King Henry III of England?", "qAns": [ "eleanor of provence" ] }, { "qId": 9085, "qText": "Which royal house consisted of Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI?", "qAns": [ "house of lancaster" ] }, { "qId": 9086, "qText": "Who was the father of King Henry IV of England?", "qAns": [ "john of gaunt" ] }, { "qId": 9087, "qText": "Mrs Grose and Miss Jessel appear in which novella by Henry James?", "qAns": [ "the turn of the screw" ] }, { "qId": 9088, "qText": "To what office in the USA was Henry Kissinger appointed in 1973?", "qAns": [ "secretary of state" ] }, { "qId": 9089, "qText": "In which country was US politician Henry Kissinger born?", "qAns": [ "germany" ] }, { "qId": 9090, "qText": "Name the book written in 1982 by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh and Henry Lincoln that according to its authors in a court case inspired Dan Brown to write The Da Vinci Code?", "qAns": [ "the holy blood and the holy grail" ] }, { "qId": 9091, "qText": "In 1961 which Henry Mancini record won Grammy record of year?", "qAns": [ "moon river" ] }, { "qId": 9092, "qText": "Instrumental composition by Henry Mancini written as the theme for this 1963 film?", "qAns": [ "the pink panther" ] }, { "qId": 9093, "qText": "Henry McCarty was the real name of which wild western character?", "qAns": [ "billy the kid" ] }, { "qId": 9094, "qText": "Based on a mythological tale, which 1689 opera by Henry Purcell is considered by many to be the first English-language operatic masterpiece?", "qAns": [ "dido and aeneas" ] }, { "qId": 9095, "qText": "Which actor, who died after a riding accident while filming in 1988, played Henry Salt in the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory1?", "qAns": [ "roy kinnear" ] }, { "qId": 9096, "qText": "Who was Henry the Eighth's sixth wife?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9097, "qText": "What role did Henry Travers play in a famous and still-popular 1946 film?", "qAns": [ "clarence odbody" ] }, { "qId": 9098, "qText": "Who was the wife of King Henry V of England?", "qAns": [ "catherine of valois" ] }, { "qId": 9099, "qText": "In which castle was English monarch Henry VII born?", "qAns": [ "pembroke castle" ] }, { "qId": 9100, "qText": "Henry VIII married Anne of Cleves after seeing a (presumably, too) flattering portrait of her by whom?", "qAns": [ "hans holbein" ] }, { "qId": 9101, "qText": "In 1516 English King Henry VIII created the position 'Master of the Posts' which effectively founded/regulated the?", "qAns": [ "royal mail" ] }, { "qId": 9102, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII`s children reigned in England for 44 years?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth i" ] }, { "qId": 9103, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII`s wives was mother to Queen Mary?", "qAns": [ "catherine of aragon" ] }, { "qId": 9104, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII's wives was the mother of Mary I?", "qAns": [ "catherine of aragon" ] }, { "qId": 9105, "qText": "Which of the wives of Henry VIII was born in Madrid in 1485?", "qAns": [ "catherine of aragon" ] }, { "qId": 9106, "qText": "Who was Henry VIII's second wife?", "qAns": [ "anne boleyn" ] }, { "qId": 9107, "qText": "Who was the second wife of Henry VIII?", "qAns": [ "anne boleyn" ] }, { "qId": 9108, "qText": "Henry VIII is buried alongside which of his wives?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9109, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII`s wives was mother to King Edward VI?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9110, "qText": "Who was Henry VIII's third wife?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9111, "qText": "Who was the third wife of Henry VIII?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9112, "qText": "Which of the wives of Henry VIII died last, in 1557?", "qAns": [ "anne of cleves" ] }, { "qId": 9113, "qText": "Who was the second wife that Henry VIII divorced?", "qAns": [ "anne of cleves" ] }, { "qId": 9114, "qText": "Henry VIII described which teenage wife as his 'Rose without a thorn'?", "qAns": [ "catherine howard" ] }, { "qId": 9115, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII's wives is said to haunt Hampton Court?", "qAns": [ "catherine howard" ] }, { "qId": 9116, "qText": "Henry VIII had six wives, but which of his wives had four husbands?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9117, "qText": "Sir Edward Burgh was the first husband of which wife of English monarch King Henry VIII?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9118, "qText": "Which wife of Henry VIII had already married twice before she became queen, and married for a fourth time after Henry's death?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9119, "qText": "Who was the sixth and last wife of Henry VIII?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9120, "qText": "Edward VI, who ruled from 1547-1553 was the son of Henry VIII by which wife?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9121, "qText": "Which of Henry VIII's wives had previously been married twice, to Edward Borough and John Neville?", "qAns": [ "catherine parr" ] }, { "qId": 9122, "qText": "British monarch Henry VIII married which of his wives in 1540?", "qAns": [ "anne of cleves" ] }, { "qId": 9123, "qText": "Which of the wives of Henry VIII was born on the outskirts of Dusseldorf in 1515?", "qAns": [ "anne of cleves" ] }, { "qId": 9124, "qText": "Kate Philips played which wife of Henry VIII in 'Wolf Hall'?", "qAns": [ "jane seymour" ] }, { "qId": 9125, "qText": "Jonathan Rhys Meyers, who played Elvis Presley in the TV series Elvis, went on to play Henry VIII in what British TV series?", "qAns": [ "the tudors" ] }, { "qId": 9126, "qText": "Thomas Cromwell was executed for treason after being blamed for Henry VIIIs failed marriage to whom?", "qAns": [ "anne of cleves" ] }, { "qId": 9127, "qText": "Who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Hephaestus?", "qAns": [ "vulcan" ] }, { "qId": 9128, "qText": "Which Greek deity, the daughter of Zeus and Hera was goddess of youth?", "qAns": [ "hebe" ] }, { "qId": 9129, "qText": "The International Airport at the Cretan capital of Heraklion is named after which writer?", "qAns": [ "nikos kazantzakis" ] }, { "qId": 9130, "qText": "On which island is the port of Heraklion?", "qAns": [ "crete" ] }, { "qId": 9131, "qText": "Which record label is named after founders Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss?", "qAns": [ "a&m records" ] }, { "qId": 9132, "qText": "US President Herbert Hoover belonged to which political party?", "qAns": [ "republican party" ] }, { "qId": 9133, "qText": "Presidents of the USA Richard Nixon and Herbert Hoover had what religious upbringing?", "qAns": [ "quakers" ] }, { "qId": 9134, "qText": "What role on film has been played by Lon Chaney, Claude Raines and Herbert Lom, amongst others?", "qAns": [ "the phantom of the opera" ] }, { "qId": 9135, "qText": "In the novel 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens what is the name of Herbert Pocket's fiancee, who he later marries?", "qAns": [ "clara barley" ] }, { "qId": 9136, "qText": "Which herb is commonly used to flavour the tomato on pizza toppings?", "qAns": [ "oregano" ] }, { "qId": 9137, "qText": "Herb Reed and Zola Taylor were member of which 1950s band?", "qAns": [ "the platters" ] }, { "qId": 9138, "qText": "In which book of 1920 did Hercule Poirot make his first appearance?", "qAns": [ "the mysterious affair at styles" ] }, { "qId": 9139, "qText": "Which God is the father of Hercules in the Disney film of the same name?", "qAns": [ "zeus" ] }, { "qId": 9140, "qText": "Which English singer/songwriter/musician wrote the Tremeloes hit 'Here Comes My Baby' at the age of eighteen?", "qAns": [ "cat stevens" ] }, { "qId": 9141, "qText": "The wedding processional known as Here Comes the Bride is by which famous composer?", "qAns": [ "richard wagner" ] }, { "qId": 9142, "qText": "Who wrote the opera from which the melody known as `Here comes the bride` comes?", "qAns": [ "wagner" ] }, { "qId": 9143, "qText": "'Here Comes the Fuzz' was the 2003 debut album of which English dj and musician?", "qAns": [ "mark ronson" ] }, { "qId": 9144, "qText": " 'Here Comes the Fuzz' was the 2003 debut album of which English dj and musician?", "qAns": [ "mark ronson" ] }, { "qId": 9145, "qText": "Although they are best known for their only number one hit, 'Mr. Raffles' and 'Here Comes The Sun' were other chart singles for which '70's group?", "qAns": [ "steve harley & cockney rebel" ] }, { "qId": 9146, "qText": "Who had a 1952 No.1 hit with Here in My Heart?", "qAns": [ "al martino" ] }, { "qId": 9147, "qText": "Who played Johnny Fontane in the film The Godfather and was previously known as a singer of hits such as Here In My Heart, Spanish Eyes, Can't Help Falling in Love and Volare?", "qAns": [ "al martino" ] }, { "qId": 9148, "qText": "Which is the correct name of the band who had a 2001 hit with Here's to the Night?", "qAns": [ "eve 6" ] }, { "qId": 9149, "qText": "Which band had a 2004 hit with Here Without You?", "qAns": [ "3 doors down" ] }, { "qId": 9150, "qText": "You can do a degree in brewing at Heriot-Watt University where?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 9151, "qText": "What was the real name of Herman, from the pop group Herman's Hermits?", "qAns": [ "peter noone" ] }, { "qId": 9152, "qText": "What name connects a novel by Herman Hesse and a 1970s rock band?", "qAns": [ "steppenwolf" ] }, { "qId": 9153, "qText": "Which band's name was inspired by a novel by Herman Hesse?", "qAns": [ "steppenwolf" ] }, { "qId": 9154, "qText": "To whom did Herman Melville dedicate his novel, Moby Dick?", "qAns": [ "nathaniel hawthorne" ] }, { "qId": 9155, "qText": "Hermann Nitsch was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "austria" ] }, { "qId": 9156, "qText": "It was a highly popular music hall song in 1910, a signature tune of Harry Champion, and was revived and popularised by Joe Brown and by Herman's Hermits, and is...?", "qAns": [ "i'm henery the eighth, i am" ] }, { "qId": 9157, "qText": "Who originally fronted Herman's Hermits?", "qAns": [ "peter noone" ] }, { "qId": 9158, "qText": "Who was the lead singer in Herman's Hermits?", "qAns": [ "peter noone" ] }, { "qId": 9159, "qText": "The islands of Alderney, Herm, Jethou, Brecqhou, Burhou, Lihou and Sark are administered directly by a government based where?", "qAns": [ "guernsey" ] }, { "qId": 9160, "qText": "If I sail on the Neva river past the Hermitage Museum, what city am I in?", "qAns": [ "saint petersburg" ] }, { "qId": 9161, "qText": "Hey There and Hernando's Hideaway are songs from which stage & film musical?", "qAns": [ "the pajama game" ] }, { "qId": 9162, "qText": "Which show featured Hernando's Hideaway and Hey There?", "qAns": [ "the pajama game" ] }, { "qId": 9163, "qText": "(At 2013) the 230m high Heron Tower is the tallest skyscraper of which historical financial city centre district?", "qAns": [ "london" ] }, { "qId": 9164, "qText": "The medical condition Herpes Zoster is commonly known as what?", "qAns": [ "shingles" ] }, { "qId": 9165, "qText": "Cricketer Herschelle Gibbs was born in which country?", "qAns": [ "south africa" ] }, { "qId": 9166, "qText": "Herse and Kale are moons of which planet?", "qAns": [ "jupiter" ] }, { "qId": 9167, "qText": "Which town in Hertfordshire was designated the UK's first 'New Town' in 1946?", "qAns": [ "stevenage" ] }, { "qId": 9168, "qText": "In which Hertfordshire town are the headquarters of the Wetherspoons pub chain ?", "qAns": [ "watford" ] }, { "qId": 9169, "qText": "Who was the star of wartime films Spare a Copper, He Snoops to Conquer and Turned Out Nice Again?", "qAns": [ "george formby" ] }, { "qId": 9170, "qText": "Hester Prynnne is the main character in which novel by US author Nathaniel Hawthorne?", "qAns": [ "the scarlet letter" ] }, { "qId": 9171, "qText": "What is the name of Heston Blumenthal's restaurant in Bray?", "qAns": [ "the fat duck" ] }, { "qId": 9172, "qText": "Which actor, who first played Geoffrey Shawcross in the TV series, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates, played the part of Merry in the Lord of the Rings films?", "qAns": [ "dominic monaghan" ] }, { "qId": 9173, "qText": "In which UK county is Hever Castle?", "qAns": [ "kent" ] }, { "qId": 9174, "qText": "What was on the B side of the Beatles 1968 Hey Jude?", "qAns": [ "revolution" ] }, { "qId": 9175, "qText": "Which band scored a 2010 hit with Hey Soul Sister?", "qAns": [ "train" ] }, { "qId": 9176, "qText": " 'Hey Ya' was a 2003 hit for which US duo?", "qAns": [ "outkast" ] }, { "qId": 9177, "qText": "Hezbollah is a political/terrorist organization in which country?", "qAns": [ "lebanon" ] }, { "qId": 9178, "qText": "In what HG Wells book did we meet the Eoli and the Morlocks?", "qAns": [ "the time machine" ] }, { "qId": 9179, "qText": "He starred in and sang the theme song for 'Hi-De-Hi. Who is he?", "qAns": [ "paul shane" ] }, { "qId": 9180, "qText": "Which was Hideo Nomo's first US baseball team?", "qAns": [ "los angeles dodgers" ] }, { "qId": 9181, "qText": "Hidrosis is the medical term for which bodily function?", "qAns": [ "perspiration" ] }, { "qId": 9182, "qText": "Which English Football League club play their home games at Highbury Stadium?", "qAns": [ "fleetwood town f.c." ] }, { "qId": 9183, "qText": "In which country is the highest mountain in South America?", "qAns": [ "argentina" ] }, { "qId": 9184, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'High Fidelity'?", "qAns": [ "nick hornby" ] }, { "qId": 9185, "qText": "In a band or orchestra what kind of instrument is a high hat?", "qAns": [ "cymbal" ] }, { "qId": 9186, "qText": "Who rules Narnia following the reign of High King Peter in the Chronicles of Narnia series by C.S. Lewis?", "qAns": [ "prince caspian" ] }, { "qId": 9187, "qText": "Which band recorded the soundtrack to the 1986 film, 'Highlander'?", "qAns": [ "queen" ] }, { "qId": 9188, "qText": "Which Scottish city is known as the 'Capital of the Highlands'?", "qAns": [ "inverness" ] }, { "qId": 9189, "qText": "Who sang the theme song of the film High Noon?", "qAns": [ "tex ritter" ] }, { "qId": 9190, "qText": "Which actress provided the love interest in the film High Noon ?", "qAns": [ "grace kelly" ] }, { "qId": 9191, "qText": "Who was the star of High Noon, the American 1952 western film directed by Fred Zinnemann that tells the story of a town marshal who is forced to face a gang of killers by himself?", "qAns": [ "gary cooper" ] }, { "qId": 9192, "qText": "What was the name of Gary Cooper's character in the 1952 film High Noon?", "qAns": [ "will kane" ] }, { "qId": 9193, "qText": "High School Confidential was a hit penned by whom?", "qAns": [ "jerry lee lewis" ] }, { "qId": 9194, "qText": "Which songwriter wrote the scores for the musicals `Kiss Me Kate` and `High Society`?", "qAns": [ "cole porter" ] }, { "qId": 9195, "qText": "High Voltage and TNT were the first two releases by which band?", "qAns": [ "acdc" ] }, { "qId": 9196, "qText": "The towns of Milton Keynes and High Wycombe are in which English county?", "qAns": [ "buckinghamshire" ] }, { "qId": 9197, "qText": "What type of musical instrument is a hi-hat?", "qAns": [ "cymbal" ] }, { "qId": 9198, "qText": "HI is the abbreviation of which US state?", "qAns": [ "hawaii" ] }, { "qId": 9199, "qText": "Hilary Mantel won the 2009 Man Booker Prize with which novel?", "qAns": [ "wolf hall" ] }, { "qId": 9200, "qText": "What is the title of Hilary Mantel's book that won her a second Man Booker Prize?", "qAns": [ "bring up the bodies" ] }, { "qId": 9201, "qText": "jhe BBC2 production of Wolf Hal! was based on the novels by Hilary Mantel - one was Wolf Hall, name the other.?", "qAns": [ "bring up the bodies" ] }, { "qId": 9202, "qText": "Hillary Rodman married whom in 1975?", "qAns": [ "bill clinton" ] }, { "qId": 9203, "qText": "The Hill of Tara, ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland, lies in which Irish county?", "qAns": [ "meath" ] }, { "qId": 9204, "qText": "The Himalayas are on which continent?", "qAns": [ "asia" ] }, { "qId": 9205, "qText": "What is the Hindi name for India?", "qAns": [ "bharat" ] }, { "qId": 9206, "qText": "Who is the Hindu destroyer god?", "qAns": [ "shiva" ] }, { "qId": 9207, "qText": "Which Hindu deity has the head of an elephant?", "qAns": [ "ganesha" ] }, { "qId": 9208, "qText": "What is the collective name of the four holy books of the Hindu religion?", "qAns": [ "vedas" ] }, { "qId": 9209, "qText": "Pavarti or Uma is the wife of who in Hindu religion?", "qAns": [ "shiva" ] }, { "qId": 9210, "qText": "In the Hindu religion Mohini, Krishna and Rama are all incarnations of which god?", "qAns": [ "vishnu" ] }, { "qId": 9211, "qText": "The third day of the Hindu festival of Diwali honours which Goddess of Fortune?", "qAns": [ "lakshmi" ] }, { "qId": 9212, "qText": "What is the tenth and final day of the Hindu festival of Navrati called?", "qAns": [ "vijayadashami" ] }, { "qId": 9213, "qText": "The oldest Sanskrit literature and Hindu scriptures are called what, meaning 'knowledge' in Sanskrit?", "qAns": [ "vedas" ] }, { "qId": 9214, "qText": "In Hinduism what name is given to the festival of Colour or Colours?", "qAns": [ "holi" ] }, { "qId": 9215, "qText": "What is the Hindu Kush?", "qAns": [ "mountain range" ] }, { "qId": 9216, "qText": "What have Hinkley Point, Trawsfynydd and Hunterston in common?", "qAns": [ "nuclear power plant" ] }, { "qId": 9217, "qText": "Hippocrates who lived in the 5th century BCE is remembered for his work and knowledge in what area?", "qAns": [ "medicine" ] }, { "qId": 9218, "qText": "Now fair Hippolyta, our nuptial hour draws apace is the first line of which Shakespearian play?", "qAns": [ "a midsummer night's dream" ] }, { "qId": 9219, "qText": "What is the most notable invention of Hippolyte Mege-Mouries?", "qAns": [ "margarine" ] }, { "qId": 9220, "qText": "Which female popstar featured on the 2006 hit Hips Don't Lie?", "qAns": [ "shakira" ] }, { "qId": 9221, "qText": "Which male popstar featured in the 2006 hit Hips Dont Lie?", "qAns": [ "wyclef jean" ] }, { "qId": 9222, "qText": "In which country was the inventor of the machine gun Hiram Maxim born?", "qAns": [ "united states" ] }, { "qId": 9223, "qText": "Which group of islands in the Caribbean Sea are divided as Greater ___: Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola and Puerto Rico Lesser ___: Leeward Islands, Windward Islands and Leeward ___?", "qAns": [ "antilles" ] }, { "qId": 9224, "qText": "Which American President used the slogan: It's the economy, stupid for his presidential campaign?", "qAns": [ "bill clinton" ] }, { "qId": 9225, "qText": "Historia Naturalis was a major work by whom?", "qAns": [ "pliny the elder" ] }, { "qId": 9226, "qText": "The Annals and The Histories are the 2 major works of which Roman historian who lived from around 56AD to around 117AD?", "qAns": [ "tacitus" ] }, { "qId": 9227, "qText": "Name the writer of The History Boys, winner of the 2006 Tony award for best play?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 9228, "qText": "Who wrote the 2004 play 'The History Boys'?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 9229, "qText": "Who wrote the play, later a film, The History Boys?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 9230, "qText": "Which playwright's works include 'The Madness of George III' and 'The History Boys'?", "qAns": [ "alan bennett" ] }, { "qId": 9231, "qText": "Who wrote the 1975 novel 'The History Man'?", "qAns": [ "malcolm bradbury" ] }, { "qId": 9232, "qText": "Which author's works include The History Of Mr Polly, The Time Machine and The War Of The Worlds?", "qAns": [ "h. g. wells" ] }, { "qId": 9233, "qText": "Which British prime minister wrote History of the English Speaking Peoples?", "qAns": [ "winston churchill" ] }, { "qId": 9234, "qText": "Who recorded the 1995 LP 'History - 'Past, Present and Future, Book 1'?", "qAns": [ "michael jackson" ] }, { "qId": 9235, "qText": "Who starred alongside Rod Taylor in Hitchcock's movie The Birds?", "qAns": [ "tippi hedren" ] }, { "qId": 9236, "qText": "Who played Alfred Hitchcock in the 2012 film Hitchcock?", "qAns": [ "anthony hopkins" ] }, { "qId": 9237, "qText": "The character Miss Froy goes missing on a train in which 1938 Hitchcock film?", "qAns": [ "the lady vanishes" ] }, { "qId": 9238, "qText": "The French call it La Mort aux Trousses what Hitchcock film is it?", "qAns": [ "north by northwest" ] }, { "qId": 9239, "qText": "The Sapphire Affair of 1962 connected with the Cuban Missile Crisis was the basis of what similarly titled 1969 Hitchcock thriller?", "qAns": [ "topaz" ] }, { "qId": 9240, "qText": "In what Hitchcock film does he NOT appear?", "qAns": [ "lifeboat" ] }, { "qId": 9241, "qText": "What was Hitchcock's first sound movie?", "qAns": [ "blackmail" ] }, { "qId": 9242, "qText": "Which was the only one of his own films that Hitchcock ever remade?", "qAns": [ "the man who knew too much" ] }, { "qId": 9243, "qText": "What was Hitchcock's first film in colour?", "qAns": [ "rope" ] }, { "qId": 9244, "qText": "Who wrote 'The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy'?", "qAns": [ "douglas adams" ] }, { "qId": 9245, "qText": "The author of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy had an asteroid named after him after he died in 2001. What was his name?", "qAns": [ "douglas adams" ] }, { "qId": 9246, "qText": "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?", "qAns": [ "douglas adams" ] }, { "qId": 9247, "qText": "Who wrote The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy?", "qAns": [ "douglas adams" ] }, { "qId": 9248, "qText": "This actor is the youngest of 5 children, his great-grandfather was blind and a piano tuner and music teacher, he acts frequently with his wife, he won a Primetime Emmy Awards 2014 for Outstanding Actor, and among many films and TV series starred in the film version of The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy; who is he?", "qAns": [ "martin freeman" ] }, { "qId": 9249, "qText": "In The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, what was the name of the best drink in existence?", "qAns": [ "zaphod beeblebrox" ] }, { "qId": 9250, "qText": "In The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams, what was the name of the computer that determined that the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe and Everything was 42?", "qAns": [ "deep thought" ] }, { "qId": 9251, "qText": "What name is shared by 'the voice of the book' in the original 'Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy', a renowned football commentator, and one of television's 'Dragons' (full name required)?", "qAns": [ "peter jones" ] }, { "qId": 9252, "qText": "What is the German name of Hitler's book about his life?", "qAns": [ "mein kampf" ] }, { "qId": 9253, "qText": "Who had a number one in the seventies with Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick?", "qAns": [ "the blockheads" ] }, { "qId": 9254, "qText": "Whigfield, who had a hit single with `Saturday Night`, comes from which country?", "qAns": [ "denmark" ] }, { "qId": 9255, "qText": "Who was most famous for the song Hit The Road Jack?", "qAns": [ "percy mayfield" ] }, { "qId": 9256, "qText": "Hlobane and Isandhlwana were battles in which 19th century conflict?", "qAns": [ "anglo-zulu war" ] }, { "qId": 9257, "qText": "In which area of the city is H.M. Prison Birmingham?", "qAns": [ "winson green" ] }, { "qId": 9258, "qText": "Who was captain of HMS Bounty at the time of the famous mutiny?", "qAns": [ "william bligh" ] }, { "qId": 9259, "qText": "Who was the captain of H.M.S. Bounty when the crew mutinied?", "qAns": [ "william bligh" ] }, { "qId": 9260, "qText": "Nelson's flagship. HMS Victory, sits in dry dock at which?", "qAns": [ "portsmouth" ] }, { "qId": 9261, "qText": "In which shipyard was Nelson's flagship, HMS Victory, built?", "qAns": [ "chatham" ] }, { "qId": 9262, "qText": "Who played the young Bilbo Baggins off to adventure in the 2012 film 'The Hobbit - an Unexpected Journey'?", "qAns": [ "martin freeman" ] }, { "qId": 9263, "qText": "What is the name of the Hobbit who carries the ring to Mordor to be destroyed?", "qAns": [ "frodo baggins" ] }, { "qId": 9264, "qText": "The third part of trilogy of Hobbit movies, released at the end of 2014, is called what?", "qAns": [ "the hobbit: the battle of the five armies" ] }, { "qId": 9265, "qText": "What name was used for two forests in J. R. R. Tolkien's Hobbit/ Lord of the Rings saga, the first under Morgoth's control, and the second under the influence of Sauron?", "qAns": [ "mirkwood" ] }, { "qId": 9266, "qText": "Name the dragonthat guarded the treasure in 'The Hobbit'?", "qAns": [ "smaug" ] }, { "qId": 9267, "qText": "What is the name of the dragon in the 1937 novel 'The Hobbit'?", "qAns": [ "smaug" ] }, { "qId": 9268, "qText": "Who wrote the play `Hobson's Choice' in 1916?", "qAns": [ "harold brighouse" ] }, { "qId": 9269, "qText": "Where is Ho Chi Minh City?", "qAns": [ "vietnam" ] }, { "qId": 9270, "qText": "Once the longest street in the world Yonge (pronounced Young) Street has its southern end in which city The ice hockey Hall of Fame stands on a corner with Front Street.?", "qAns": [ "toronto" ] }, { "qId": 9271, "qText": "Which nation boasts the world's longest running TV sports show, Hockey Night, first aired 1952?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 9272, "qText": "Which writer had a cat called Hodge?", "qAns": [ "samuel johnson" ] }, { "qId": 9273, "qText": "In which European capital city are the Hofburg Imperial Palace and St Stephen's Cathedral to be found?", "qAns": [ "vienna" ] }, { "qId": 9274, "qText": "Throughout most of the series, who was the headmaster at Hogwarts?", "qAns": [ "albus dumbledore" ] }, { "qId": 9275, "qText": "What is the fulkl name of the Headmaster of Hogwarts who is killed in book 6?", "qAns": [ "albus dumbledore" ] }, { "qId": 9276, "qText": "Who went to school at Hogwarts ?", "qAns": [ "harry potter" ] }, { "qId": 9277, "qText": "In the final Harry Potter novel, who becomes headmaster of Hogwarts School?", "qAns": [ "severus snape" ] }, { "qId": 9278, "qText": "What is the name of the wizard who runs the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter books and films?", "qAns": [ "albus dumbledore" ] }, { "qId": 9279, "qText": "What is the most populous city on the Japanese island of Hokkaido?", "qAns": [ "sapporo" ] }, { "qId": 9280, "qText": "Holby City was a spin-off from which BBC medical drama?", "qAns": [ "casualty" ] }, { "qId": 9281, "qText": "The show Holby City was a spin off from which UK TV series?", "qAns": [ "casualty" ] }, { "qId": 9282, "qText": "Which UK TV series based around the fictional Holby City Hospital, focuses on the staff and patients of the hospital's Accident and Emergency Department?", "qAns": [ "casualty" ] }, { "qId": 9283, "qText": "Holding Back the Years, was a US No 1 hit record for which British pop group?", "qAns": [ "simply red" ] }, { "qId": 9284, "qText": "Which female had a hit in 2011 Hold It Against Me?", "qAns": [ "britney spears" ] }, { "qId": 9285, "qText": "Who had an 80s No 1 hit with Hold On To The Nights?", "qAns": [ "richard marx" ] }, { "qId": 9286, "qText": "Which band had a UK number 2 hit in 1967 with `Hole In My Shoe`, which was covered in 1985 by Neil from the TV show `The Young Ones`?", "qAns": [ "traffic" ] }, { "qId": 9287, "qText": "Duvali, Dushira and Holi are religious days in which religion?", "qAns": [ "hindu" ] }, { "qId": 9288, "qText": "England's largest nature reserve is at Holkham, in which county?", "qAns": [ "norfolk" ] }, { "qId": 9289, "qText": "Who hit No.1 with Hollaback Girl in 2005?", "qAns": [ "gwen stefani" ] }, { "qId": 9290, "qText": "Holland Lop, Flemish Giant and New Zealand White are breeds of which animal?", "qAns": [ "rabbit" ] }, { "qId": 9291, "qText": "Which pop group's last UK number 1 single was entitled 'Holler'?", "qAns": [ "spice girls" ] }, { "qId": 9292, "qText": "Which member of the Hollies went on to join the hugely successful American band commonly known by their initials CSNY?", "qAns": [ "graham nash" ] }, { "qId": 9293, "qText": "Holly Golightly is the heroine of which novel by Truman Capote?", "qAns": [ "breakfast at tiffany's" ] }, { "qId": 9294, "qText": "Who played 'Holly Golightly' in Breakfast at Tiffany's?", "qAns": [ "audrey hepburn" ] }, { "qId": 9295, "qText": "In which film does 'Holly Golightly' visit Mafia boss 'Sally Tomato' in Sing Sing Prison?", "qAns": [ "breakfast at tiffany's" ] }, { "qId": 9296, "qText": "In which 1993 film does Holly Hunter play non-speaking Ada McGrath?", "qAns": [ "the piano" ] }, { "qId": 9297, "qText": "Presented by Holly Willoughby and Stephen Mulhern, What did the UK children's tv programme M.O.M. Stand for?", "qAns": [ "ministry of mayhem" ] }, { "qId": 9298, "qText": "In which American state is Hollywood?", "qAns": [ "california" ] }, { "qId": 9299, "qText": "What runs for about 1.3 miles on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Los Angeles county and is said to attract 10 million tourists every year?", "qAns": [ "hollywood walk of fame" ] }, { "qId": 9300, "qText": "Who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971 for the invention of holography?", "qAns": [ "dennis gabor" ] }, { "qId": 9301, "qText": "Bam Yat and Holon are in which country?", "qAns": [ "israel" ] }, { "qId": 9302, "qText": "Which Premiership football club has an area called The Holte End?", "qAns": [ "aston villa f.c." ] }, { "qId": 9303, "qText": "Who featured on the 2013 Jay Z hit Holy Grail?", "qAns": [ "justin timberlake" ] }, { "qId": 9304, "qText": "Who was the first person to bear the title of Holy Roman Emperor?", "qAns": [ "charlemagne" ] }, { "qId": 9305, "qText": "In which Scottish city would you find Holyrood Palace?", "qAns": [ "edinburgh" ] }, { "qId": 9306, "qText": "Which plant is Saint Patrick said to have used to illustrate the Holy Trinity?", "qAns": [ "shamrock" ] }, { "qId": 9307, "qText": "In the Christian calendar what is the first day of Holy Week?", "qAns": [ "palm sunday" ] }, { "qId": 9308, "qText": " 'Homage to Catalonia' was written by which British author?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 9309, "qText": "'Homage to Catalonia' was written by which British author?", "qAns": [ "george orwell" ] }, { "qId": 9310, "qText": "What is the full title to the sequel to the film Home Alone?", "qAns": [ "home alone 2: lost in new york" ] }, { "qId": 9311, "qText": "Which male singer, in 2008, topped the UK/USA album charts with album 'Home before Dark'?", "qAns": [ "neil diamond" ] }, { "qId": 9312, "qText": "Which mythological Greek hero, the son of Telamon and Periboea and king of Salamis, plays an important role in Homer's Iliad?", "qAns": [ "ajax" ] }, { "qId": 9313, "qText": "What is the capital of Honduras?", "qAns": [ "tegucigalpa" ] }, { "qId": 9314, "qText": "From which 1950 film musical does the song Honey Bun come?", "qAns": [ "south pacific" ] }, { "qId": 9315, "qText": "In which musical is the song 'Honey Bun' featured?", "qAns": [ "south pacific" ] }, { "qId": 9316, "qText": "Which actress played the 'Bond' girl Honeychile Ryder'?", "qAns": [ "ursula andress" ] }, { "qId": 9317, "qText": "Crenshaw, crane, musk, horned, and honeydew are all types of what?", "qAns": [ "melon" ] }, { "qId": 9318, "qText": "Which American owned a yacht called 'Honey Fitz'?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy" ] }, { "qId": 9319, "qText": "What in 2014 changed its name to Honey Monsters?", "qAns": [ "honey monster puffs" ] }, { "qId": 9320, "qText": "What is the common word for the monosaccharide substance found in certain fruit, flower nectar and honey, with the chemical formula C6H12O6?", "qAns": [ "fructose" ] }, { "qId": 9321, "qText": "The character 'Honey Rider' appeared in which Bond film?", "qAns": [ "dr. no" ] }, { "qId": 9322, "qText": "In the James Bond film Dr. No who played Bond girl Honey Rider?", "qAns": [ "ursula andress" ] }, { "qId": 9323, "qText": "In which 'James Bond' film did the character 'Honey Ryder' appear?", "qAns": [ "dr. no" ] }, { "qId": 9324, "qText": "Which actress played 'Bond girl' Honey Ryder?", "qAns": [ "ursula andress" ] }, { "qId": 9325, "qText": "Which female pop-star`s debut album was called `Honey to the B`?", "qAns": [ "billie" ] }, { "qId": 9326, "qText": "Who was the last British Governor of Hong Kong?", "qAns": [ "chris patten" ] }, { "qId": 9327, "qText": "Honiara is the capital city of which nation?", "qAns": [ "solomon islands" ] }, { "qId": 9328, "qText": "Born and raised in Honolulu, by what name is the American singer-songwriter Peter Gene Hernandez better known?", "qAns": [ "bruno mars" ] }, { "qId": 9329, "qText": "Charles Fortnum is the eponymous character in whose 1973 novel The Honorary Consul?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 9330, "qText": "What was the name of the Bond girl played by Honor Blackman?", "qAns": [ "pussy galore" ] }, { "qId": 9331, "qText": "Which Bond girl was Honor Blackman?", "qAns": [ "pussy galore" ] }, { "qId": 9332, "qText": "What country's main island is Honshu?", "qAns": [ "japan" ] }, { "qId": 9333, "qText": "What type of collectible, featuring Honus Wagner, was sold for $2.8 million in 2007?", "qAns": [ "baseball card" ] }, { "qId": 9334, "qText": "Who played Smee in the 1991 film 'Hook'?", "qAns": [ "bob hoskins" ] }, { "qId": 9335, "qText": "In the film Hook who played Hook?", "qAns": [ "dustin hoffman" ] }, { "qId": 9336, "qText": "Who played 'Peter Pan' in Spielberg's 'Hook'?", "qAns": [ "robin williams" ] }, { "qId": 9337, "qText": "Which character did Julia Roberts play in Steven Spielberg's Hook?", "qAns": [ "tinker bell" ] }, { "qId": 9338, "qText": "Which band released the single `Hooligan` in 1999?", "qAns": [ "embrace" ] }, { "qId": 9339, "qText": "Which state of the USA is known as the Hoosier state?", "qAns": [ "indiana" ] }, { "qId": 9340, "qText": "Which US state is known as the Hoosier State?", "qAns": [ "indiana" ] }, { "qId": 9341, "qText": "Which British musician hosts their Annual Hootenanny on television on New Year's Eve?", "qAns": [ "jools holland" ] }, { "qId": 9342, "qText": "The 'Hoover Dam' is onwhich American river?", "qAns": [ "colorado river" ] }, { "qId": 9343, "qText": "What river does the Hoover Dam dam?", "qAns": [ "colorado river" ] }, { "qId": 9344, "qText": "What river is dammed by the Hoover Dam?", "qAns": [ "colorado river" ] }, { "qId": 9345, "qText": "The Hoover Dam is on the border of Arizona and which other state?", "qAns": [ "nevada" ] }, { "qId": 9346, "qText": "Hope, Arkansas is the birthplace of two well-known politicians. One is Mike Huckabee. Who is the other?", "qAns": [ "bill clinton" ] }, { "qId": 9347, "qText": "Which group has had hits with the albums 'Hopes and Fears', and `Under the Iron Sea'?", "qAns": [ "keane" ] }, { "qId": 9348, "qText": "The Hopman Cup is competed for in which sport?", "qAns": [ "tennis" ] }, { "qId": 9349, "qText": "English architect Sir Horace Jones designed which London bridge?", "qAns": [ "tower bridge" ] }, { "qId": 9350, "qText": "Who created the character of Horatio Hornblower?", "qAns": [ "c. s. forester" ] }, { "qId": 9351, "qText": "Who played the title role in the 1951 film 'Captain Horatio Hornblower RN'?", "qAns": [ "gregory peck" ] }, { "qId": 9352, "qText": "What did Alfred Hormel invent?", "qAns": [ "spam" ] }, { "qId": 9353, "qText": "Which English football team are nicknamed the `Hornets`?", "qAns": [ "watford" ] }, { "qId": 9354, "qText": "Which author created the fictional character Horrid Henry?", "qAns": [ "francesca simon" ] }, { "qId": 9355, "qText": "In which 1976 horror film did John Travolta appear with Sissy Spaceck?", "qAns": [ "carrie" ] }, { "qId": 9356, "qText": "Steve McQueen had his first starring role in which 1958 cult horror/sci-fi film?", "qAns": [ "the blob" ] }, { "qId": 9357, "qText": "Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 classic horror novel about split personality is called what?", "qAns": [ "strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde" ] }, { "qId": 9358, "qText": "Which Shakespeare character said 'A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse'?", "qAns": [ "king richard iii" ] }, { "qId": 9359, "qText": "A hinny is the product of a male horse and a female donkey. What is the name for the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse?", "qAns": [ "mule" ] }, { "qId": 9360, "qText": "Who is the author of the novel 'The Horse Whisperer'?", "qAns": [ "nicholas evans" ] }, { "qId": 9361, "qText": "Which painter married Hortense Fiquet and used her as the subject of many of his paintings?", "qAns": [ "paul cezanne" ] }, { "qId": 9362, "qText": "Hosni Mubarak was ousted as leader in 2011 from which nation?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 9363, "qText": "In the 1960's TV series 'Bonanza', which actor played the part of 'Hoss Cartwright'?", "qAns": [ "dan blocker" ] }, { "qId": 9364, "qText": "Mir Hossein Mousavi was the beaten opponent in which country's presidential election?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 9365, "qText": "What was the surname of the French brothers who invented the hot - air balloon in the 18'th century ?", "qAns": [ "montgolfier brothers" ] }, { "qId": 9366, "qText": "Which group recorded the 1969 hit album Hot Buttered Soul?", "qAns": [ "isaac hayes" ] }, { "qId": 9367, "qText": "Which singer recorded the 1969 hit album Hot Buttered Soul?", "qAns": [ "isaac hayes" ] }, { "qId": 9368, "qText": "Which girl did Hot Chocolate take to No.3 in the UK charts in 1973?", "qAns": [ "emma" ] }, { "qId": 9369, "qText": "Who wrote the Booker prize-winning novel Hotel du Lac?", "qAns": [ "anita brookner" ] }, { "qId": 9370, "qText": "Who had hits with `Hot In The City` and `White Wedding`?", "qAns": [ "billy idol" ] }, { "qId": 9371, "qText": "Which Tottenham Hotspur manager signed Ossie Ardiles?", "qAns": [ "keith burkinshaw" ] }, { "qId": 9372, "qText": "Who succeeded Ossie Ardiles as Tottenham Hotspur manager?", "qAns": [ "gerry francis" ] }, { "qId": 9373, "qText": "Who wrote the 1955 play 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' ?", "qAns": [ "tennessee williams" ] }, { "qId": 9374, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof?", "qAns": [ "tennessee williams" ] }, { "qId": 9375, "qText": "Who wrote the play `Cat on a Hot Tin Roof`?", "qAns": [ "tennessee williams" ] }, { "qId": 9376, "qText": "Which breed of dog's name translates as badger hound?", "qAns": [ "dachshund" ] }, { "qId": 9377, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Hound of the Baskervilles?", "qAns": [ "sir arthur conan doyle" ] }, { "qId": 9378, "qText": "Who released the albums Hounds of Love and The Red Shoes?", "qAns": [ "kate bush" ] }, { "qId": 9379, "qText": "Which author, in 1859, founded the weekly magazine 'All The Year Round', a successor to 'Household Words'?", "qAns": [ "charles dickens" ] }, { "qId": 9380, "qText": "Which British comedian and actor played Dr Gregory House in the US TV series House?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 9381, "qText": "Who plays Dr House in the US TV medical series 'House'?", "qAns": [ "hugh laurie" ] }, { "qId": 9382, "qText": "The House of Bernadotte is the Royal House of which country?", "qAns": [ "sweden" ] }, { "qId": 9383, "qText": "The House of Braganza once ruled which European country?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 9384, "qText": "Which European country was ruled by the House of Braganza, 1640-1910?", "qAns": [ "portugal" ] }, { "qId": 9385, "qText": "The Royal House of Chakri has (at 2011) ruled which country since 1782?", "qAns": [ "thailand" ] }, { "qId": 9386, "qText": "Whose last recorded words in the House of Commons were: I wish everyone, friend or foe, well. And that is that. The end ?", "qAns": [ "tony blair" ] }, { "qId": 9387, "qText": "Who was the leader of the House of Commons from 1998 - 2001?", "qAns": [ "margaret beckett" ] }, { "qId": 9388, "qText": "Elected on September 4th 2012, who is the current Leader of the House Of Commons ?", "qAns": [ "andrew lansley" ] }, { "qId": 9389, "qText": "Who was the last British monarch of the House of Hanover?", "qAns": [ "queen victoria" ] }, { "qId": 9390, "qText": "What was name of the last English monarch from the House of Hanover?", "qAns": [ "victoria" ] }, { "qId": 9391, "qText": "Where is the House of Keys the governing body, with 24 elected members?", "qAns": [ "isle of man" ] }, { "qId": 9392, "qText": "The person holding what office sits on the Woolsack in the House of Lords?", "qAns": [ "lord speaker" ] }, { "qId": 9393, "qText": "Which businessman on his elevation to the House of Lords, by Gordon Brown, in 2000, took the title Baron of Clapton?", "qAns": [ "alan sugar" ] }, { "qId": 9394, "qText": "Published in 2011, 'The House of Silk' is the first new official Sherlock Holmes mystery and was written by which author who has won many awards for his children's books?", "qAns": [ "anthony horowitz" ] }, { "qId": 9395, "qText": "Which pioneering American poet and story-teller wrote The Fall of the House of Usher?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 9396, "qText": "Who wrote The Fall of the House of Usher?", "qAns": [ "edgar allan poe" ] }, { "qId": 9397, "qText": "Who was the first king of the House of York?", "qAns": [ "edward iv of england" ] }, { "qId": 9398, "qText": "Which band released the albums Houses of Holy and Physical Graffiti?", "qAns": [ "led zeppelin" ] }, { "qId": 9399, "qText": "'Houses of the Holy' in 1973 was the fifth album released by which band, the first three contained the name of the band and the fourth was untitled?", "qAns": [ "led zeppelin" ] }, { "qId": 9400, "qText": "What sport is played by Houston Astros?", "qAns": [ "baseball" ] }, { "qId": 9401, "qText": "With which sport would you associate with the Toronto Raptors and the Houston Rockets?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 9402, "qText": "Which boat builder invented the hovercraft in 1956?", "qAns": [ "christopher cockerell" ] }, { "qId": 9403, "qText": "Who invented the hovercraft in 1959?", "qAns": [ "christopher cockerell" ] }, { "qId": 9404, "qText": "Who invented the hovercraft in the 1950's?", "qAns": [ "christopher cockerell" ] }, { "qId": 9405, "qText": "Who is generally credited with the invention of the hovercraft in 1955?", "qAns": [ "christopher cockerell" ] }, { "qId": 9406, "qText": "In which 1952 Howard Hawks film did Marilyn Monroe co-star with Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers?", "qAns": [ "monkey business" ] }, { "qId": 9407, "qText": "Which film, directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne and Montgomery Clift, was about a cattle drive to Abilene, Kansas?", "qAns": [ "red river" ] }, { "qId": 9408, "qText": "Which of these was a 1948 Western starring John Wayne and directed by Howard Hawks Red River, Yellow River or Moon River?", "qAns": [ "red river" ] }, { "qId": 9409, "qText": "By what collective name were the comedy act Moe Howard, Shemp Howard and Larry Fine known?", "qAns": [ "the three stooges" ] }, { "qId": 9410, "qText": "November 22, 1955 saw the untimely death of Shemp Howard. With what group is he more famously linked?", "qAns": [ "the three stooges" ] }, { "qId": 9411, "qText": "Sheldon, Leonard, Raj, Howard and Penny are characters in which US sitcom?", "qAns": [ "the big bang theory" ] }, { "qId": 9412, "qText": "SG. What was the name of the huge seaplane owned by Howard Hughes?", "qAns": [ "hughes h-4 hercules" ] }, { "qId": 9413, "qText": "What was the nickname of the largest fixed-wing flying boat ever built, the Hughes H-4 Hercules, flown by Howard Hughes in November 1947, for just eight minutes, its only ever flight?", "qAns": [ "hughes h-4 hercules" ] }, { "qId": 9414, "qText": "Who wrote A Room With A View, Howard's End and A Passage To India?", "qAns": [ "e. m. forster" ] }, { "qId": 9415, "qText": "Who wrote the book `Howard`s End`?", "qAns": [ "e. m. forster" ] }, { "qId": 9416, "qText": " 'How do I love thee Let me count the ways' is the opening line of a work by which English poet?", "qAns": [ "elizabeth barrett browning" ] }, { "qId": 9417, "qText": "For which party did Lan Howling Laud Hope receive 197 votes in the recent South Shields by-election?", "qAns": [ "official monster raving loony party" ] }, { "qId": 9418, "qText": "Which Rolling Stones 1964 No.1 hit was a cover of a 1956 blues recording made by Howlin' Wolf?", "qAns": [ "little red rooster" ] }, { "qId": 9419, "qText": "Which UK female singer who died in 2008 had hits with 'How much is that doggie in the window' and 'Jimmy Unknown'?", "qAns": [ "lita roza" ] }, { "qId": 9420, "qText": "Who had a No.1 hit in the 1950s with How Much is That Doggy in the Window?", "qAns": [ "patti page" ] }, { "qId": 9421, "qText": "In which country is the Howrah bridge?", "qAns": [ "india" ] }, { "qId": 9422, "qText": "How the Grinch Stole Christmas was written by who?", "qAns": [ "dr. seuss" ] }, { "qId": 9423, "qText": "Who wrote How the Grinch Stole Christmas?", "qAns": [ "dr. seuss" ] }, { "qId": 9424, "qText": "Which television chef published the 2008 book 'How To Cheat at Cooking'?", "qAns": [ "delia smith" ] }, { "qId": 9425, "qText": "Who had a hit with How to Save a Life?", "qAns": [ "the fray" ] }, { "qId": 9426, "qText": "'How To Talk Dirty and Influence People' is the title of which US comedian's autobiography?", "qAns": [ "lenny bruce" ] }, { "qId": 9427, "qText": " 'How To Talk Dirty and Influence People' is the title of which US comedian's autobiography?", "qAns": [ "lenny bruce" ] }, { "qId": 9428, "qText": "A lot of the traditional 20th century sales theory and training was influenced by the 1937 book 'How to Win Friends and Influence People'; who wrote it?", "qAns": [ "dale carnegie" ] }, { "qId": 9429, "qText": "What is the name of the US writer and lecturer who wrote 'How to Win Friends and Influence People'?", "qAns": [ "dale carnegie" ] }, { "qId": 9430, "qText": "Who wrote the 1936 book How To Win Friends and Influence People?", "qAns": [ "dale carnegie" ] }, { "qId": 9431, "qText": "Who wrote the self-help book 'How to win Friends and Influence People' in 1936?", "qAns": [ "dale carnegie" ] }, { "qId": 9432, "qText": "Which band had a chart topping hit in 2002 with How You Remind Me?", "qAns": [ "nickleback" ] }, { "qId": 9433, "qText": "In which group of islands are Stronsay, Hoy and South Ronaldsay?", "qAns": [ "orkney" ] }, { "qId": 9434, "qText": "The islands of Hoy, Sanday and Westray belong to which island group?", "qAns": [ "orkney" ] }, { "qId": 9435, "qText": "What was the name of She who must be obeyed in the novel She by H Rider Haggard?", "qAns": [ "ayesha" ] }, { "qId": 9436, "qText": "In which country is the Hryvnia the currency?", "qAns": [ "ukraine" ] }, { "qId": 9437, "qText": "What do the initials represent in the name of the HSBC bank?", "qAns": [ "the hongkong and shanghai banking corporation" ] }, { "qId": 9438, "qText": "If you were attending a 'local derby match' between HSV and St Pauli, in which city would you be?", "qAns": [ "hamburg" ] }, { "qId": 9439, "qText": "Chinese corporation Huawei, controversially blacklisted in 2012 by the US Government Intelligence Committee, is (at 2012) the world's largest equipment manufacturer in which sector?", "qAns": [ "telecommunication" ] }, { "qId": 9440, "qText": "The Hubbard Medal, whose past winners include Sir Ernest Shackleton, Charles Lindbergh, and the Apollo 11 crew, is awarded by which society?", "qAns": [ "national geographic society" ] }, { "qId": 9441, "qText": "Hubert Humphrey served as Vice-President to which US President?", "qAns": [ "lyndon b. johnson" ] }, { "qId": 9442, "qText": "Which American leader's Vice-President was Hubert Humphrey?", "qAns": [ "lyndon b. johnson" ] }, { "qId": 9443, "qText": "The Hudson River forms the boundary between the states of New York and what other?", "qAns": [ "new jersey" ] }, { "qId": 9444, "qText": "US Jazz guitarist Huey Long who died aged 105 was a member of which famous 1940s male vocal group?", "qAns": [ "the ink spots" ] }, { "qId": 9445, "qText": "With what group are Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton associated?", "qAns": [ "black panther party" ] }, { "qId": 9446, "qText": "Starring Hugh Jackman and released in 2009, what is the title of the fourth film of the 'X-Men' series?", "qAns": [ "x-men origins: wolverine" ] }, { "qId": 9447, "qText": " 'Teardrop' by Massive Attack is the theme tune to which US television medical drama starring Hugh Laurie?", "qAns": [ "house" ] }, { "qId": 9448, "qText": "'Teardrop' by Massive Attack is the theme tune to which US television medical drama starring Hugh Laurie?", "qAns": [ "house" ] }, { "qId": 9449, "qText": "Which fictional doctor is the central character in a series of books by Hugh Lofting?", "qAns": [ "doctor dolittle" ] }, { "qId": 9450, "qText": "Hugh Lofting created which fictional character?", "qAns": [ "dr dolittle" ] }, { "qId": 9451, "qText": "Hugh O'Brian played the lead in what Old Western series?", "qAns": [ "wyatt earp" ] }, { "qId": 9452, "qText": "Premiered in 1924 which British composer wrote me musk for the opera 'Hugh the Drover'?", "qAns": [ "ralph vaughan williams" ] }, { "qId": 9453, "qText": "Villain Hugo Drax appears in which 1979 James Bond film?", "qAns": [ "moonraker" ] }, { "qId": 9454, "qText": "Which 20th century French writer and philosopher wrote the plays Huis Clos, Les Mouches and Les Mains Sales and the novels La Nause and Chemins de la Libert?", "qAns": [ "jean-paul sartre" ] }, { "qId": 9455, "qText": "Hu Jintao became President of which country in 2003?", "qAns": [ "china" ] }, { "qId": 9456, "qText": "From the Greek word sphygmos, meaning pulse, what is the inflatable cuff pressure meter called which measures human blood pressure?", "qAns": [ "sphygmomanometer" ] }, { "qId": 9457, "qText": "Bigfoot, a supposedly large, hairy, bipedal humanoid which lives in forests in the Northwest of North America, is also known as what?", "qAns": [ "bigfoot" ] }, { "qId": 9458, "qText": "Which human-rights organization campaigns for the release of political prisoners worldwide?", "qAns": [ "amnesty international" ] }, { "qId": 9459, "qText": "Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch and the Thing are members of which fictional group?", "qAns": [ "fantastic four" ] }, { "qId": 9460, "qText": "Which eminent zoologist wrote the books 'The Naked Ape' and'The Human Zoo'?", "qAns": [ "desmond morris" ] }, { "qId": 9461, "qText": "Which novel features the scholar 'Humbert Humbert'?", "qAns": [ "lolita" ] }, { "qId": 9462, "qText": "Which celebrity chefs autobiography in 2006 was called 'Humble Pie'?", "qAns": [ "gordon ramsey" ] }, { "qId": 9463, "qText": "What is the main ingredient of hummus?", "qAns": [ "chickpea" ] }, { "qId": 9464, "qText": "Who played the part of Sir Humphrey Appleby in the TV series Yes Minister and Yes, Prime Minister?", "qAns": [ "nigel hawthorne" ] }, { "qId": 9465, "qText": "What is the name of the private investigator, played by Humphrey Bogart, in the 1941 film 'The Maltese Falcon'?", "qAns": [ "sam spade" ] }, { "qId": 9466, "qText": "What is the name of Humphrey Bogart's character in the film 'Casablanca'?", "qAns": [ "rick blaine" ] }, { "qId": 9467, "qText": "What was the hunchback of Notre Dame`s name?", "qAns": [ "quasimodo" ] }, { "qId": 9468, "qText": "Who wrote The Hunchback of Notre Dame?", "qAns": [ "victor hugo" ] }, { "qId": 9469, "qText": "Who wrote the books Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame?", "qAns": [ "victor hugo" ] }, { "qId": 9470, "qText": "What was the name of the gypsy girl that Quasimodo fell in love with in Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame?", "qAns": [ "esmeralda" ] }, { "qId": 9471, "qText": "In which country is the film The Hunchback of Notre Dame set?", "qAns": [ "france" ] }, { "qId": 9472, "qText": "The Hunchback of Notre Dame was originally written in what language?", "qAns": [ "french" ] }, { "qId": 9473, "qText": "What was the hunchback of Notre Dame's name?", "qAns": [ "quasimodo" ] }, { "qId": 9474, "qText": "Who lives in the Hundred Acre Wood?", "qAns": [ "winnie-the-pooh" ] }, { "qId": 9475, "qText": "Which group released the album 'A Hundred Million Suns'?", "qAns": [ "snow patrol" ] }, { "qId": 9476, "qText": "Who had 1960's Top Ten hits with A Hundred Pounds of Clay, Time and Our Favourite Melodies?", "qAns": [ "craig douglas" ] }, { "qId": 9477, "qText": "Which English monarch was on the throne at the beginning of the Hundred Years War?", "qAns": [ "edward iii of england" ] }, { "qId": 9478, "qText": "Who composed the Hungarian Dances in 1869?", "qAns": [ "johannes brahms" ] }, { "qId": 9479, "qText": "Which classical composer wrote the 19 'Hungarian Rhapsodies' for piano?", "qAns": [ "franz liszt" ] }, { "qId": 9480, "qText": "Who composed 'The Hungarian Rhapsodies'?", "qAns": [ "franz liszt" ] }, { "qId": 9481, "qText": "Which classical composer wrote the Hungarian Rhapsody?", "qAns": [ "franz liszt" ] }, { "qId": 9482, "qText": "What is the capital of Hungary?", "qAns": [ "budapest" ] }, { "qId": 9483, "qText": "What is the main currency unit of Hungary ?", "qAns": [ "hungarian forint" ] }, { "qId": 9484, "qText": "In 1989, there was a peaceful transfer of power to non-Communist governments in East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and which other country?", "qAns": [ "bulgaria" ] }, { "qId": 9485, "qText": "Pal Schmitt resigned as President of Hungary in 2012 as a result of allegations that he plagiarised his doctoral thesis. He won Olympic gold medals in 1968 and 1972, in which sport?", "qAns": [ "fencing" ] }, { "qId": 9486, "qText": "Which present day capital city was the capital of Hungary from 1536 to 1784 because of the Ottoman occupation?", "qAns": [ "bratislava" ] }, { "qId": 9487, "qText": "Which author wrote the Hunger Games series of novels?", "qAns": [ "suzanne collins" ] }, { "qId": 9488, "qText": "What is the name of the futuristic nation in the 2012 film 'The Hunger Games'?", "qAns": [ "the hunger games universe" ] }, { "qId": 9489, "qText": "What is the name of the heroine in The Hunger Games?", "qAns": [ "katniss everdeen" ] }, { "qId": 9490, "qText": "Who plays President Coriolanus Snow in the 2012 film 'The Hunger Games'?", "qAns": [ "donald sutherland" ] }, { "qId": 9491, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'Hungry as the Sea'?", "qAns": [ "wilbur smith" ] }, { "qId": 9492, "qText": "Who got to no. 5 in the UK singles chart with 'Hungry Like the Wolf' in 1982?", "qAns": [ "duran duran" ] }, { "qId": 9493, "qText": "Who had a big 50s No 1 with A Big Hunk O' Love?", "qAns": [ "elvis presley" ] }, { "qId": 9494, "qText": "Which Dutch Renaissance artist painted The Hunters in the Snow, in 1565?", "qAns": [ "pieter bruegel the elder" ] }, { "qId": 9495, "qText": "Whose first novel 'The Hunt for Red October' was published in 1984?", "qAns": [ "tom clancy" ] }, { "qId": 9496, "qText": "Who wrote the novel 'The Hunt For Red October'?", "qAns": [ "tom clancy" ] }, { "qId": 9497, "qText": "Who wrote The Hunt for Red October?", "qAns": [ "tom clancy" ] }, { "qId": 9498, "qText": "Which group had a Top Ten hit in 1986 with 'Hunting High And Low'.?", "qAns": [ "a-ha" ] }, { "qId": 9499, "qText": "Who wrote the poem The Hunting Of The Snark?", "qAns": [ "lewis carroll" ] }, { "qId": 9500, "qText": "Who had hits in the 1960s with 'Hurdy Gurdy Man' and 'Mellow Yellow'?", "qAns": [ "donovan" ] }, { "qId": 9501, "qText": "What is the north Pacific equivalent of a hurricane?", "qAns": [ "typhoon" ] }, { "qId": 9502, "qText": "Who directed the film The Hurt Locker, winner of the Oscar for Best Director in 2010?", "qAns": [ "kathryn bigelow" ] }, { "qId": 9503, "qText": "Who directed the 2008 film 'The Hurt Locker'?", "qAns": [ "kathryn bigelow" ] }, { "qId": 9504, "qText": "In the film of the same name, what was the name of The Hustler?", "qAns": [ "fast eddie felson" ] }, { "qId": 9505, "qText": "Which stage and screen actor was born in Huyton, Liverpool in 1908?", "qAns": [ "rex harrison" ] }, { "qId": 9506, "qText": "Which American city has areas called Hyde Park and Southend?", "qAns": [ "boston" ] }, { "qId": 9507, "qText": "Hydra is a moon that orbits which body?", "qAns": [ "pluto" ] }, { "qId": 9508, "qText": "In the human body, the hormone cortisol (or hydrocortisone) is produced by which gland?", "qAns": [ "adrenal gland" ] }, { "qId": 9509, "qText": "Which British scientist discovered and studied hydrogen, was the first to measure Newton's gravitational constant, and calculated the mass and mean density of the Earth?", "qAns": [ "henry cavendish" ] }, { "qId": 9510, "qText": "Which isotope of hydrogen with a half-life of 12.32 years has a nucleus that contains one proton and two neutrons?", "qAns": [ "tritium" ] }, { "qId": 9511, "qText": "Hydromel is a very old alcoholic drink made with fermented what?", "qAns": [ "honey" ] }, { "qId": 9512, "qText": "Which hymn, written by John Newton, 1727-1807, was the inspiration for a number one hit of 1973?", "qAns": [ "amazing grace" ] }, { "qId": 9513, "qText": "Hyperion and Rhea are two moons of which planet in our solar system?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 9514, "qText": "Hyperion is a moon of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 9515, "qText": "Titan, Rhea and Hyperion are all satellites of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 9516, "qText": "Which rap star had a hit in 1997 with Hypnotize?", "qAns": [ "notorious big" ] }, { "qId": 9517, "qText": "What series of video games takes place in the mythical land of Hyrule?", "qAns": [ "the legend of zelda" ] }, { "qId": 9518, "qText": "Which 1986 Nintendo game is set in the fantasy land of Hyrule, and centres on a boy named Link?", "qAns": [ "the legend of zelda" ] }, { "qId": 9519, "qText": "The album Hysteria was a release by which rock band?", "qAns": [ "def leppard" ] }, { "qId": 9520, "qText": "In which Shakespeare play would you find the husband and wife, Iago and Emelia?", "qAns": [ "othello" ] }, { "qId": 9521, "qText": "What kind of creature is Iago in Aladdin?", "qAns": [ "parrot" ] }, { "qId": 9522, "qText": "Which Iain Banks novel has the name of a bird in the title The book was also made into a television series.?", "qAns": [ "the crow road" ] }, { "qId": 9523, "qText": "Who made his 'I Am Prepared to Die' speech in 1964 at the opening of the Rivonia Trial in South Africa?", "qAns": [ "nelson mandela" ] }, { "qId": 9524, "qText": "Which female singer had hits with `I Am What I Am` and `Never Can Say Goodbye`?", "qAns": [ "gloria gaynor" ] }, { "qId": 9525, "qText": "Ian Anderson is the lead singer in which band?", "qAns": [ "jethro tull" ] }, { "qId": 9526, "qText": "Ian Curtis, who committed suicide in May 1980, was the vocalist with which group?", "qAns": [ "joy division" ] }, { "qId": 9527, "qText": "Sean Connery returned as 007 in 'Never Say Never Again' but on which of Ian Fleming's books was the film based?", "qAns": [ "thunderball" ] }, { "qId": 9528, "qText": "What is the title of Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel?", "qAns": [ "casino royale" ] }, { "qId": 9529, "qText": "What was Ian Fleming`s first James Bond novel?", "qAns": [ "casino royale" ] }, { "qId": 9530, "qText": "Which Ian Fleming novel first introduced us to secret agent, James Bond?", "qAns": [ "casino royale" ] }, { "qId": 9531, "qText": "Ian Fleming known for writing the Bond films also wrote about a car that could fly. What was it?", "qAns": [ "chitty chitty bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 9532, "qText": "Professor Caractacus Pott appears in which children's novel by Ian Fleming?", "qAns": [ "chitty chitty bang bang" ] }, { "qId": 9533, "qText": "Who plays 'Ian Fletcher' 'Head of Deliverance of the Olympic Deliverance Commission' in the BBC TV comedy 'Twenty Twelve'?", "qAns": [ "hugh bonneville" ] }, { "qId": 9534, "qText": "What was the name of Ian McEwan's Booker Prize winning novel of 1998?", "qAns": [ "amsterdam" ] }, { "qId": 9535, "qText": "Which character was played by Laurence Olivier in a 1954 film and Ian McKellen in a 1995 film?", "qAns": [ "richard iii" ] }, { "qId": 9536, "qText": "Known by his initials F U, what is the name of the Old Etonian Conservative politician created by Michael Dobbs and played on British TV by Ian Richardson?", "qAns": [ "francis urquhart" ] }, { "qId": 9537, "qText": "Ian Stewart was known as the sixth member of which British rock group?", "qAns": [ "rolling stones" ] }, { "qId": 9538, "qText": "Olympic gold medallists Ian Thorpe, Stephanie Rice, Lisbeth Trickett, Mike Wenden and John Henricks represented which country?", "qAns": [ "australia" ] }, { "qId": 9539, "qText": "Iapetus is a moon of which planet?", "qAns": [ "saturn" ] }, { "qId": 9540, "qText": "Ibadan and Port Harcourt are large cities in which African country?", "qAns": [ "nigeria" ] }, { "qId": 9541, "qText": "From which movie did the R Kelly song I Believe I Can Fly originate?", "qAns": [ "space jam" ] }, { "qId": 9542, "qText": "Who had a worldwide hit with I Believe I Can Fly in 1997?", "qAns": [ "r kelly" ] }, { "qId": 9543, "qText": "Who sang I Believe I Can Fly?", "qAns": [ "r. kelly" ] }, { "qId": 9544, "qText": "Which British Overseas Territory is located on the southern end of the Iberian Peninsula at the entrance of the Mediterranean, and has an area of approximately 2.6 square miles?", "qAns": [ "gibraltar" ] }, { "qId": 9545, "qText": "Ibiza is in which Mediterranean island group?", "qAns": [ "balearic islands" ] }, { "qId": 9546, "qText": "Name IBM's artificial intelligence computer, which answers 'knowledge' questions with startling effectiveness, named after the company's first CEO/chairman (coincidentally the name of a doctor/narrator noted for asking questions of a famous detective)?", "qAns": [ "watson" ] }, { "qId": 9547, "qText": "Which band had top ten hits in the 1990s with `No Son Of Mine` and `I Can`t Dance`?", "qAns": [ "genesis" ] }, { "qId": 9548, "qText": "Later used to advertise Nimble bread which group's most successful single was 'I Can't Let Maggie Go'?", "qAns": [ "honeybus" ] }, { "qId": 9549, "qText": "Born Robert Matthew Van Winkle in Dallas, Tx, what rapper had his best known hit with 1990s Ice Ice Baby?", "qAns": [ "vanilla ice" ] }, { "qId": 9550, "qText": "What is the name of the legendary sea monster, with a name meaning 'Octopus', that was said to have dwelled off the coasts of Norway and Iceland?", "qAns": [ "kraken" ] }, { "qId": 9551, "qText": "Which American playwright wrote The Iceman Cometh and Long Day's Journey Into Night?", "qAns": [ "eugene o'neill" ] }, { "qId": 9552, "qText": "Who wrote The Iceman Cometh, and disowned his daughter for marrying Charlie Chaplin?", "qAns": [ "eugene o'neill" ] }, { "qId": 9553, "qText": "Who wrote the play 'The Iceman Cometh'?", "qAns": [ "eugene o'neill" ] }, { "qId": 9554, "qText": "Who played Iceman in the movie Top Gun?", "qAns": [ "val kilmer" ] }, { "qId": 9555, "qText": "Who led the Iceni against the Romans?", "qAns": [ "boudica" ] }, { "qId": 9556, "qText": "In which country does the factual series Ice Road Truckers take place?", "qAns": [ "canada" ] }, { "qId": 9557, "qText": "'Where Eagles Dare', 'The Guns of Navaronne' and 'Ice Station Zebra' were hugely successful films in the 1960's and 70's. Who wrote the novels on which these films were based?", "qAns": [ "alistair maclean" ] }, { "qId": 9558, "qText": "In which film did Johnny Depp play a policeman called Ichabod Crane?", "qAns": [ "sleepy hollow" ] }, { "qId": 9559, "qText": "Johnny Depp plays policeman Ichabod Crane in which 1999 film?", "qAns": [ "sleepy hollow" ] }, { "qId": 9560, "qText": "Who wrote the 1934 novel 'I, Claudius'?", "qAns": [ "robert graves" ] }, { "qId": 9561, "qText": "I Could Go on Singing was the last film of which screen legend?", "qAns": [ "judy garland" ] }, { "qId": 9562, "qText": "The song I Could Have Danced All Night comes from which musical?", "qAns": [ "my fair lady" ] }, { "qId": 9563, "qText": "Of which famous building was Ictinos the architect?", "qAns": [ "parthenon" ] }, { "qId": 9564, "qText": "What is the state capital of Idaho?", "qAns": [ "boise, idaho" ] }, { "qId": 9565, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Idaho?", "qAns": [ "boise, idaho" ] }, { "qId": 9566, "qText": "What is the capital of the American state of Idaho?", "qAns": [ "boise" ] }, { "qId": 9567, "qText": "Who directed and starred in 2011 film The Ides of March?", "qAns": [ "george clooney" ] }, { "qId": 9568, "qText": "Major asshat Idi Amin Dada was the president of what African nation from 1971 to 1979?", "qAns": [ "uganda" ] }, { "qId": 9569, "qText": "Where did Idi Amin rule from 1971 -1979?", "qAns": [ "uganda" ] }, { "qId": 9570, "qText": "Which country was ruled between 1971 and 1986 by Idi Amin, Milton Obote, General Tito Okello and Yoweri Museveni?", "qAns": [ "uganda" ] }, { "qId": 9571, "qText": "Who had hit singles in the 80s called `She Makes My Day` and `I Didn`t Mean To Turn You On`?", "qAns": [ "robert palmer" ] }, { "qId": 9572, "qText": "Who on television is the 'Idiot Abroad'?", "qAns": [ "karl pilkington" ] }, { "qId": 9573, "qText": "Who presents the TV travel series `An Idiot Abroad'?", "qAns": [ "karl pilkington" ] }, { "qId": 9574, "qText": "What airport was known as Idlewild Airport when planned in the late 1930s, was renamed Major General Alexander E. Anderson Airport when construction began in 1943, then New York International Airport, Anderson Field when flights began in 1948, had another name change in 1963?", "qAns": [ "john f. kennedy international airport" ] }, { "qId": 9575, "qText": "Which composer wrote the musical for the 18th-century opera, Idomeneo?", "qAns": [ "wolfgang amadeus mozart" ] }, { "qId": 9576, "qText": "'I Don't Know How to Love Him' is a song from which rock opera?", "qAns": [ "jesus christ superstar" ] }, { "qId": 9577, "qText": "Which band had a 1998 hit with I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing?", "qAns": [ "aerosmith" ] }, { "qId": 9578, "qText": "Who had a top ten hit in 1998 called `I Don`t Want To Miss A Thing`?", "qAns": [ "aerosmith" ] }, { "qId": 9579, "qText": "The Other Side of Me is the autobiography of which popular American author and creator of the TV series I Dream of Jeannie?", "qAns": [ "sidney sheldon" ] }, { "qId": 9580, "qText": "Idris el Senussi, Emir or Cyrenu, was made the first king of what United Kingdom on 24 December 1951?", "qAns": [ "libya" ] }, { "qId": 9581, "qText": "I Drove All Night in 1993 was the last solo UK chart entry for which singer?", "qAns": [ "roy orbison" ] }, { "qId": 9582, "qText": "Idylls of the King is a collection of Arthurian-based poems by which poet laureate?", "qAns": [ "alfred, lord tennyson" ] }, { "qId": 9583, "qText": "Who wrote the poems Idylls of the King?", "qAns": [ "alfred, lord tennyson" ] }, { "qId": 9584, "qText": "Who had a number 1 hit in 1977 with 'I Feel Love'?", "qAns": [ "donna summer" ] }, { "qId": 9585, "qText": "Whose hit records include I Feel Love, Love to Love You Baby, Starting Over Again and On the Radio?", "qAns": [ "donna summer" ] }, { "qId": 9586, "qText": "Which musical featured the song I Feel Pretty?", "qAns": [ "west side story" ] }, { "qId": 9587, "qText": "The song 'If ever I would leave you' came from which musical?", "qAns": [ "camelot" ] }, { "qId": 9588, "qText": "The songs 'How To Handle A Woman' and 'If Ever I Would Leave You' came from which show and film?", "qAns": [ "camelot" ] }, { "qId": 9589, "qText": "The songs 'If I Loved You' and 'When The Children Are Asleep' are from which 1956 stage musical?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 9590, "qText": "Which Rogers and Hammerstein musical of 1945 features the songs,'June Is Bustin' Out All Over' and 'If I Loved You'?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 9591, "qText": "Which musical features the songs If I loved you and You'll never walk alone?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 9592, "qText": "From which Rogers and Hammerstein musical, filmed in 1956, do the songs If I loved you and June is bustin' out all over come?", "qAns": [ "carousel" ] }, { "qId": 9593, "qText": "From which musical does the song 'If My Friends Could See Me Now' come?", "qAns": [ "sweet charity" ] }, { "qId": 9594, "qText": "Iftikhar Chaudrey was reinstated as Minister of Justice of which country after massive protests?", "qAns": [ "pakistan" ] }, { "qId": 9595, "qText": "Who took If You Had My Love to No.1 on the Billboard charts for 5 weeks in 1999?", "qAns": [ "jennifer lopez" ] }, { "qId": 9596, "qText": "The album If You Wait reached number two last year for which band Their name sounds like it could be the name of a school in the capital.?", "qAns": [ "london grammar" ] }, { "qId": 9597, "qText": "Which composer wrote Night and Day, I Get a Kick out of You, Well, Did You Evah! and I've Got You Under My Skin?", "qAns": [ "cole porter" ] }, { "qId": 9598, "qText": "Released in July 2014, which deadly song is from Iggy Azalea and features Rita Ora?", "qAns": [ "black widow" ] }, { "qId": 9599, "qText": "Ignatius Loyola founded which organisation?", "qAns": [ "jesuits" ] }, { "qId": 9600, "qText": "Which black, igneous rock was used by the Mayans to make their sword blades?", "qAns": [ "obsidian" ] }, { "qId": 9601, "qText": "Igor Sikorsky developed which means of transport?", "qAns": [ "helicopter" ] }, { "qId": 9602, "qText": "October 26, 1972, saw the death of Igor Sikorsky, the man responsible for what mode of transport?", "qAns": [ "helicopter" ] }, { "qId": 9603, "qText": "What ballet by Igor Stravinsky shocked audiences when it premiered in 1913?", "qAns": [ "the rite of spring" ] }, { "qId": 9604, "qText": "Which ballet, with music by Igor Stravinsky and choreography by Vaslav Nijinsky under impresario Serge Diaghilev, caused a riot at its 1913 premire in Paris by The Ballets Russes because the music and choreography were considered barbaric and sexual?", "qAns": [ "the rite of spring" ] }, { "qId": 9605, "qText": "I got rhythm and S'wonderful are songs from which musical?", "qAns": [ "an american in paris" ] }, { "qId": 9606, "qText": "Who sang with UB40 on their hit record I Got You Babe?", "qAns": [ "chrissie hynde" ] }, { "qId": 9607, "qText": "Which 1992 romantic-thriller that had two Oscar nominated songs in I Have Nothing and Run to You has spawned the best-selling movie soundtrack of all time?", "qAns": [ "the bodyguard" ] }, { "qId": 9608, "qText": "Leanne Rimes had a 1998 hit with the song How Do I?", "qAns": [ "live" ] }, { "qId": 9609, "qText": "Who had his first solo number one hit in the UK with 'I just called to say I love you'?", "qAns": [ "stevie wonder" ] }, { "qId": 9610, "qText": "Who partnered Aretha Franklin on the 1987 no.1 hit 'I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)'?", "qAns": [ "george michael" ] }, { "qId": 9611, "qText": "I Know Him So Well is from what musical?", "qAns": [ "chess" ] }, { "qId": 9612, "qText": "'One Night in Bangkok' and 'I Know Him So Well' are songs from which musical?", "qAns": [ "chess" ] }, { "qId": 9613, "qText": "Peter Kay, as 'Geraldine McQueen', recorded 'I Know Him So Well' for Comic Relief last year in a duet with which singer?", "qAns": [ "susan boyle" ] }, { "qId": 9614, "qText": "The book I know why the caged bird sings was the first volume of the autobiography of an African-American poet, author, activist, academic, who died in May 2014 at the age of 86; who was it?", "qAns": [ "maya angelou" ] }, { "qId": 9615, "qText": "The Iliad and The Odyssey are epic poems by which ancient Greek?", "qAns": [ "homer" ] }, { "qId": 9616, "qText": "What war was the subject of The Iliad?", "qAns": [ "trojan war" ] }, { "qId": 9617, "qText": "Famous for being the birthplace of actor William Roach, in which English county is the town of Ilkeston?", "qAns": [ "derbyshire" ] }, { "qId": 9618, "qText": "Who teamed up with Puff Daddy for the 1997 No.1 hit I'll Be Missing You?", "qAns": [ "faith evans" ] }, { "qId": 9619, "qText": "'I'll Be There For You' by The Rembrandts is the theme tune to which US tv comedy series?", "qAns": [ "friends" ] }, { "qId": 9620, "qText": "What TV show had the theme song I'll be there for you?", "qAns": [ "friends" ] }, { "qId": 9621, "qText": "What is the state capital of Illinois?", "qAns": [ "springfield" ] }, { "qId": 9622, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Illinois?", "qAns": [ "springfield" ] }, { "qId": 9623, "qText": "What singer-songwriter promised to write albums for all 50 states, but only completed Michigan and Illinois?", "qAns": [ "sufjan stevens" ] }, { "qId": 9624, "qText": "Who wrote the lyrics to Burt Bacharach's music for the songs including The Look of Love, Walk on By, Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head, This Guy's in Love with You and I'll Never Fall in Love Again?", "qAns": [ "hal david" ] }, { "qId": 9625, "qText": "Who composed the opera Il Trovatore?", "qAns": [ "giuseppe verdi" ] }, { "qId": 9626, "qText": "Which revolutionary leader was born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov?", "qAns": [ "vladimir lenin" ] }, { "qId": 9627, "qText": "Which band had a UK number one hit single with `I`m A Believer` in 1967?", "qAns": [ "the monkees" ] }, { "qId": 9628, "qText": "An imam is from which religion?", "qAns": [ "islam" ] }, { "qId": 9629, "qText": "Which pop star did model Iman marry in 1992?", "qAns": [ "david bowie" ] }, { "qId": 9630, "qText": "Which female singer released the album I'm Breathless?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 9631, "qText": "Which American big band leader had as his theme song, the tune, I'm Getting Sentimental Over You?", "qAns": [ "tommy dorsey" ] }, { "qId": 9632, "qText": "Mrs Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter and I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am were both Number Ones in the USA in 1965 for which band formed in Manchester in 1962, although neither was released as a single in this country?", "qAns": [ "herman's hermits" ] }, { "qId": 9633, "qText": "Who plays the part of John Cairncross in the film The Imitation Game' about the life of Alan Turing. He has appeared regularly in 'Downton Abbey'?", "qAns": [ "allen leech" ] }, { "qId": 9634, "qText": "Who took the lead role in the 2014 film The Imitation Game?", "qAns": [ "benedict cumberbatch" ] }, { "qId": 9635, "qText": "Who won a Grammy in 2002 for her vocal on the song `I`m Like A Bird`?", "qAns": [ "nelly furtardo" ] }, { "qId": 9636, "qText": "Who had a 2010 hit with Imma Be?", "qAns": [ "black eyed peas" ] }, { "qId": 9637, "qText": "Which female singer had a 1990 hit album called `The Immaculate Collection`?", "qAns": [ "madonna" ] }, { "qId": 9638, "qText": "Who had a number 1 hit in 1975 with 'I'm Not In Love'?", "qAns": [ "10cc" ] }, { "qId": 9639, "qText": "Who had a hit in 1975 with `I`m Not In Love`?", "qAns": [ "10cc" ] }, { "qId": 9640, "qText": "Which famous singer songwriter was the inspiration for the 2007 movie I'm Not There?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 9641, "qText": "Who was the subject of the film I'm Not There, and did not appear in it?", "qAns": [ "bob dylan" ] }, { "qId": 9642, "qText": "Which famous US architect designed the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo in 1916?", "qAns": [ "frank lloyd wright" ] }, { "qId": 9643, "qText": "Which architect designed the Imperial War Museum North at Salford Quays?", "qAns": [ "daniel libeskind" ] }, { "qId": 9644, "qText": "'The Importance of Being Earnest' was written by whom?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 9645, "qText": "Who wrote The Importance Of Being Earnest?", "qAns": [ "oscar wilde" ] }, { "qId": 9646, "qText": "What band released the single The Importance of Being Idle in 2005?", "qAns": [ "oasis" ] }, { "qId": 9647, "qText": "From which musical does the song The Impossible Dream come from?", "qAns": [ "man of la mancha" ] }, { "qId": 9648, "qText": "The song 'The Impossible Dream comes from which film and stage musical?", "qAns": [ "man of la mancha" ] }, { "qId": 9649, "qText": "Impressionism comes from painting Impression Sunrise - Artist?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 9650, "qText": "Which painter is known as The Father of Impressionism?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 9651, "qText": "Born in Paris in 1840, who was regarded as the leader of the 19th century impressionist art movement?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 9652, "qText": "The flower-gardened residence Giverny, in Normandy, France, was home to what impressionist painter, noted for his garden pond scenes?", "qAns": [ "claude monet" ] }, { "qId": 9653, "qText": "'The Umbrellas' is the work of which French impressionist?", "qAns": [ "pierre-auguste renoir" ] }, { "qId": 9654, "qText": "Who had a 60s No 1 hit with I'm Telling You Now?", "qAns": [ "freddie and the dreamers" ] }, { "qId": 9655, "qText": "Who told us that I'm Your Baby Tonight in the title of a smash hit record?", "qAns": [ "whitney houston" ] }, { "qId": 9656, "qText": "Who had a 1985 UK hit with I'm Your Man?", "qAns": [ "wham!" ] }, { "qId": 9657, "qText": "Who sang lead vocals on Australian group Python Lee Jackson`s 1972 hit `In a broken dream`?", "qAns": [ "rod stewart" ] }, { "qId": 9658, "qText": "Which British comedian plays headmaster Mr Gilbert in the UK television series 'The Inbetweeners'?", "qAns": [ "greg davies" ] }, { "qId": 9659, "qText": "What was the capital of the Inca Empire from 1438 to 1532 which, at its peak, dominated a territory that included (from north to south) Ecuador, part of Colombia, the northern half of Chile, and the north-west part of Argentina, and (from west to east) from Bolivia to the Amazonian forests and Peru?", "qAns": [ "cusco" ] }, { "qId": 9660, "qText": "In which country is the port of Incheon?", "qAns": [ "south korea" ] }, { "qId": 9661, "qText": "What general landed at Inchon?", "qAns": [ "douglas macarthur" ] }, { "qId": 9662, "qText": "Who wrote the incidental music to Ibsen's Peer Gynt, first performed in 1876?", "qAns": [ "edvard grieg" ] }, { "qId": 9663, "qText": "In the original `Incredible Hulk` TV series who played the Hulk?", "qAns": [ "lou ferrigno" ] }, { "qId": 9664, "qText": "How is Helen Parr better known in The Incredibles?", "qAns": [ "elastigirl" ] }, { "qId": 9665, "qText": "Who spent 9 weeks at No.1 in 2003 with In Da Club?", "qAns": [ "50 cent" ] }, { "qId": 9666, "qText": "In March 1969 which US singer was arrested in Miami for five misdemeanors, including indecent exposure?", "qAns": [ "jim morrison" ] }, { "qId": 9667, "qText": "Which actor offered Demi Moore $1 million to sleep with him in the 1993 film 'Indecent Proposal'?", "qAns": [ "robert redford" ] }, { "qId": 9668, "qText": "Based in Mumbai, abbreviated to RBI, what is India's central banking institution and guardian of the currency?", "qAns": [ "reserve bank of india" ] }, { "qId": 9669, "qText": "Who succeeded Nehru as the second Prime Minister of India?", "qAns": [ "lal bahadur shastri" ] }, { "qId": 9670, "qText": "What is the commercial capital of India?", "qAns": [ "mumbai" ] }, { "qId": 9671, "qText": "What is the capital of India?", "qAns": [ "new delhi" ] }, { "qId": 9672, "qText": "India's national anthem is written in what language that is also the national language of one of its neighbors?", "qAns": [ "bengali" ] }, { "qId": 9673, "qText": "Aside from English what is the official language of India?", "qAns": [ "hindi" ] }, { "qId": 9674, "qText": "English is a subsidiary official language of India: what is the main official language?", "qAns": [ "hindi" ] }, { "qId": 9675, "qText": "What is India's smallest state (by area)?", "qAns": [ "goa" ] }, { "qId": 9676, "qText": "Which is the most highly populated state in India?", "qAns": [ "uttar pradesh" ] }, { "qId": 9677, "qText": "In which city is the Gateway to India, built to commemorate the visit of George V in 1911?", "qAns": [ "mumbai" ] }, { "qId": 9678, "qText": "What is the largest city in India?", "qAns": [ "calcutta" ] }, { "qId": 9679, "qText": "What country has the greatest proportion of Hindus in its population with 80.6% (hint: not India)?", "qAns": [ "nepal" ] }, { "qId": 9680, "qText": "What was the name of the Indian political party led by Mahatma Ghandi for 20 years prior to India's independence?", "qAns": [ "indian national congress" ] }, { "qId": 9681, "qText": "What is the most popular spectator sport in India?", "qAns": [ "cricket" ] }, { "qId": 9682, "qText": "What is Indiana's state bird?", "qAns": [ "cardinal" ] }, { "qId": 9683, "qText": "The state of Indiana borders which Great Lake?", "qAns": [ "michigan" ] }, { "qId": 9684, "qText": "Which American state shares borders with Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia and Pennsylvania?", "qAns": [ "ohio river" ] }, { "qId": 9685, "qText": "Which U.S. state has borders with Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana?", "qAns": [ "ohio river" ] }, { "qId": 9686, "qText": "Which of the following film directors once owned a dog called Indiana Steven Spielberg, George Lucas or Richard Attenborough?", "qAns": [ "george lucas" ] }, { "qId": 9687, "qText": "Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was followed up by what 2008 blockbuster?", "qAns": [ "indiana jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull" ] }, { "qId": 9688, "qText": "Who played the father of Indiana Jones in 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade'?", "qAns": [ "sean connery" ] }, { "qId": 9689, "qText": "What is the second film in the Indiana Jones franchise?", "qAns": [ "indiana jones and the temple of doom" ] }, { "qId": 9690, "qText": "Who has played the role of Indiana Jones most often in films?", "qAns": [ "harrison ford" ] }, { "qId": 9691, "qText": "What sport is played by the Indiana Pacers?", "qAns": [ "basketball" ] }, { "qId": 9692, "qText": "What is the biggest island in the Indian Ocean?", "qAns": [ "madagascar" ] }, { "qId": 9693, "qText": "Meaning person who overcomes name the ancient Indian religion?", "qAns": [ "jainism" ] }, { "qId": 9694, "qText": "Who sang the 1968 hit Indian Reservation?", "qAns": [ "don fardon" ] }, { "qId": 9695, "qText": "Who was Indira Gandhi's father?", "qAns": [ "jawaharlal nehru" ] }, { "qId": 9696, "qText": "Home to most of Indonesia's Hindu minority, what tourist haven is Indonesia's smallest province?", "qAns": [ "bali" ] }, { "qId": 9697, "qText": "Indonesia's governing constitution since independence is a?", "qAns": [ "presidential system" ] }, { "qId": 9698, "qText": "Which island is divided among Brunei, Malaysia and Indonesia?", "qAns": [ "borneo" ] }, { "qId": 9699, "qText": "Which island, the third largest in the world, is divided between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei?", "qAns": [ "borneo" ] }, { "qId": 9700, "qText": "The Indonesian Army special forces group, founded in 1952, that conducts special operations missions for the Indonesian government is called what?", "qAns": [ "kopassus" ] }, { "qId": 9701, "qText": "Which Italian theoretical and experimental physicist was awarded the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on induced radioactivity and the discovery of transuranic elements?", "qAns": [ "enrico fermi" ] }, { "qId": 9702, "qText": "With the symbol H what is the unit of inductance?", "qAns": [ "henry" ] }, { "qId": 9703, "qText": "The Indus predominately flows through which country?", "qAns": [ "pakistan" ] }, { "qId": 9704, "qText": "The Indus River flows the length of Pakistan and is Pakistan's main source of water for industry and drinking; where does it rise?", "qAns": [ "tibet" ] }, { "qId": 9705, "qText": "Which 1982 album by Dire Staits included the tracks Telegraph Road, Private Investigations , Industrial Disease and It Never Rains?", "qAns": [ "love over gold" ] }, { "qId": 9706, "qText": "The film 'Infamous' is about which author?", "qAns": [ "truman capote" ] }, { "qId": 9707, "qText": "What is the name for the infection of living tissues such as skin, lung or bowel by bacteria?", "qAns": [ "sepsis" ] }, { "qId": 9708, "qText": "In the human body, what eight letter word is used to describe the purulent inflammation of the gums and tooth sockets often leading to lossening of the teeth ?", "qAns": [ "periodontitis" ] }, { "qId": 9709, "qText": "What condition, first described by Reginald Fitz in 1886 and characterised by inflammation of the blind-ended tube connected to the cecum, requires an immediate operation to prevent rupture of the tube and death from (mainly) peritonitis and shock?", "qAns": [ "appendicitis" ] }, { "qId": 9710, "qText": "Which film of 1958 starred Ingrid Bergman as missionary Gladys Aylward?", "qAns": [ "the inn of the sixth happiness" ] }, { "qId": 9711, "qText": "Who wrote the book In His Own Write, published in March 1964, and the follow up, A Spaniard in the Works, published in June 1965?", "qAns": [ "john lennon" ] }, { "qId": 9712, "qText": "Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer make up which island group?", "qAns": [ "aran islands" ] }, { "qId": 9713, "qText": "Who hosts the UK lottery show 'In It To Win It'?", "qAns": [ "dale winton" ] }, { "qId": 9714, "qText": "Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde are the enemies of which game character?", "qAns": [ "pac-man" ] }, { "qId": 9715, "qText": "Which authors first (unsuccessful) book was Inland Voyage?", "qAns": [ "robert louis stevenson" ] }, { "qId": 9716, "qText": "Port Ellen is the chief town on which Scottish island, the most southern of the Inner Hebrides?", "qAns": [ "islay" ] }, { "qId": 9717, "qText": "Which is the largest island in the Inner Hebrides?", "qAns": [ "skye" ] }, { "qId": 9718, "qText": "Which four letter word beginning with 'I' is a small Scottish island in the Inner Hebrides off the Ross of Mull?", "qAns": [ "iona" ] }, { "qId": 9719, "qText": "What was the name of the missionary who is the subject of the 1958 film 'Inn of the Sixth Happiness'?", "qAns": [ "gladys aylward" ] }, { "qId": 9720, "qText": "In which US state is the Innoko River?", "qAns": [ "alaska" ] }, { "qId": 9721, "qText": "Innsbruck is the capital of which Austrian state?", "qAns": [ "tyrol" ] }, { "qId": 9722, "qText": "Say what you want (1997) and In our lifetime (1998) were hits for which group?", "qAns": [ "texas" ] }, { "qId": 9723, "qText": "Which band's seventh album In Rainbows was released through their website on 10 October 2007 as a download for which customers could make whatever payment that they wanted, even nothing?", "qAns": [ "radiohead" ] }, { "qId": 9724, "qText": "Which group had No. 1 albums with OK, Computer in 1997 and In Rainbows in 2007?", "qAns": [ "radiohead" ] }, { "qId": 9725, "qText": "Who began writing In Search of Lost Time?", "qAns": [ "marcel proust" ] }, { "qId": 9726, "qText": "Whose 33rd album was called In Search of the Fourth Chord?", "qAns": [ "status quo" ] }, { "qId": 9727, "qText": "What is the parasitic insect with the Latin name Pediculus humanus capitas better known as?", "qAns": [ "head louse" ] }, { "qId": 9728, "qText": "Who directed the films Miracle's Boys, Inside Man, When The Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts, Miracle at St. Anna, Passing Strange and Kobe Doin' Work?", "qAns": [ "spike lee" ] }, { "qId": 9729, "qText": "Which media mogul, domestic expert, and former stockbroker, had to step down from her various media enterprises to serve 5 months in a federal penitentiary for insider trading in 2004?", "qAns": [ "martha stewart" ] }, { "qId": 9730, "qText": "Which actress is the subject of Terry Johnson`s play `Insignificance`?", "qAns": [ "marilyn monroe" ] }, { "qId": 9731, "qText": "Who starred in the title role of the film version of J B Priestley`s play An Inspector Calls?", "qAns": [ "alastair sim" ] }, { "qId": 9732, "qText": "Which British dramatist wrote the 1945 play 'An Inspector Calls'?", "qAns": [ "j. b. priestley" ] }, { "qId": 9733, "qText": "Who played Inspector Clouseau in the films made from 1963 to 1978?", "qAns": [ "peter sellers" ] }, { "qId": 9734, "qText": "Who created the fictional detective Inspector Morse?", "qAns": [ "colin dexter" ] }, { "qId": 9735, "qText": "The two UK TV series The Sweeney (1975-78) and Inspector Morse (1987-2000) share which actor?", "qAns": [ "john thaw" ] }, { "qId": 9736, "qText": "Who plays Inspector Morse on TV?", "qAns": [ "john thaw" ] }, { "qId": 9737, "qText": "What was the first novel in the Inspector Morse series of novels, published in 1975?", "qAns": [ "last bus to woodstock" ] }, { "qId": 9738, "qText": "Inspector Morse of the TV series (1987-2000) of the same name was very reticent about his first name; the name eventually revealed then became the title of a current prequel, but what was it?", "qAns": [ "endeavour" ] }, { "qId": 9739, "qText": "What instant messaging service did Facebook purchase for $19 billion in 2014?", "qAns": [ "whatsapp" ] }, { "qId": 9740, "qText": "What instant messaging service was acquired in 2014 for $16bn by Facebook?", "qAns": [ "whatsapp" ] }, { "qId": 9741, "qText": "Traditionally, the concertmaster of a symphonic orchestra plays what instrument?", "qAns": [ "violin" ] }, { "qId": 9742, "qText": "What is the name of the Israeli Intelligence Service?", "qAns": [ "mossad" ] }, { "qId": 9743, "qText": "In which country would you find the Interlagos motor racing circuit?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 9744, "qText": "The Interlagos Formula One racing circuit is in which country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 9745, "qText": "Whose first film was 'Intermezzo', starring with Leslie Howard, in 1939?", "qAns": [ "ingrid bergman" ] }, { "qId": 9746, "qText": "Who featured on the 2012 Pitbull hit International Love?", "qAns": [ "chris brown" ] }, { "qId": 9747, "qText": "Since July 2011, who has been the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund?", "qAns": [ "christine lagarde" ] }, { "qId": 9748, "qText": "When is International Women's Day?", "qAns": [ "march 8" ] }, { "qId": 9749, "qText": "Who wrote the book Studies in Hysteria and Interpretation of Dreams?", "qAns": [ "sigmund freud" ] }, { "qId": 9750, "qText": "Who wrote the 1976 novel `Interview With The Vampire`?", "qAns": [ "anne rice" ] }, { "qId": 9751, "qText": "Who has a current top ten hit with the record 'In the air tonight'?", "qAns": [ "phil collins" ] }, { "qId": 9752, "qText": "Who played detective Virgil Tibbs in the 1967 film 'In the Heat of the Night'?", "qAns": [ "sidney poitier" ] }, { "qId": 9753, "qText": "In the Mood and Moonlight Serenade were popular hits during the 2nd World War for which band leader's orchestra?", "qAns": [ "glenn miller" ] }, { "qId": 9754, "qText": "In The Mood was which bandleader's signature tune?", "qAns": [ "joe loss" ] }, { "qId": 9755, "qText": "Who did Daniel Day Lewis portray in the film `In The Name Of The Father`?", "qAns": [ "gerry conlon" ] }, { "qId": 9756, "qText": "What noted author of books such as Bumble-Ardy, Seven Little Monsters, and In the Night Kitchen, among others, died yesterday of complications of a stroke at age 83?", "qAns": [ "maurice sendak" ] }, { "qId": 9757, "qText": "Who wrote the books In the Night Kitchen, Outside Over There & Seven Little Monsters?", "qAns": [ "maurice sendak" ] }, { "qId": 9758, "qText": "Who are best known for their 1956 Million Seller In The Still of the Night?", "qAns": [ "the five satins" ] }, { "qId": 9759, "qText": "Which band released the 1970 album 'In the Wake of Poseidon'?", "qAns": [ "king crimson" ] }, { "qId": 9760, "qText": "In the Wee Small Hours is a seminal early album by whom?", "qAns": [ "frank sinatra" ] }, { "qId": 9761, "qText": "Who had an August 1969 No.1 with 'In The Year 2525 (Exordium And Terminus)'?", "qAns": [ "zager and evans" ] }, { "qId": 9762, "qText": "Who recorded the Album In Through the Out Door?", "qAns": [ "led zeppelin" ] }, { "qId": 9763, "qText": "'Into the Woods' is a musical with music and lyrics by which composer?", "qAns": [ "stephen sondheim" ] }, { "qId": 9764, "qText": "Which country was invaded by Iraq in 1990?", "qAns": [ "kuwait" ] }, { "qId": 9765, "qText": "Who is the male star of the 2009 film, The Invention of Lying?", "qAns": [ "ricky gervais" ] }, { "qId": 9766, "qText": "In which country is the city Invercargill?", "qAns": [ "new zealand" ] }, { "qId": 9767, "qText": "Born with the first name of George, what English author, who is one of the claimed Fathers of Science Fiction, wrote The Time Machine, and The Invisible Man, among many other works?", "qAns": [ "h. g. wells" ] }, { "qId": 9768, "qText": "What English author, known as the Father of Science Fiction, was born on September 21, 1866, and wrote such stories as The Land Ironclads, The Invisible Man, and The Island of Doctor Moreau?", "qAns": [ "h. g. wells" ] }, { "qId": 9769, "qText": "Who wrote the much filmed novel The Invisible Man?", "qAns": [ "h. g. wells" ] }, { "qId": 9770, "qText": "What was the surname of the title character in H.G.Wells; novel The Invisible Man?", "qAns": [ "griffin" ] }, { "qId": 9771, "qText": "The song Invisible Sun was banned by the BBC in 1981. Who was the artist?", "qAns": [ "police" ] }, { "qId": 9772, "qText": "Noel Coward gave what director his start on In Which we Serve?", "qAns": [ "david lean" ] }, { "qId": 9773, "qText": "In Your Honour was a 2005 album by which band?", "qAns": [ "foo fighters" ] }, { "qId": 9774, "qText": "What name is commonly given to the theatre produced by the playwrights Beckett, Ionesco, Genet, Pinter and others?", "qAns": [ "theatre of the absurd" ] }, { "qId": 9775, "qText": "The Ionian islands are nearest what country?", "qAns": [ "greece" ] }, { "qId": 9776, "qText": "What is the second largest of the Ionian Islands?", "qAns": [ "corfu" ] }, { "qId": 9777, "qText": "Which is the largest of Greece's Ionian Islands?", "qAns": [ "cephalonia" ] }, { "qId": 9778, "qText": "Which is the largest of the Ionian Islands, it is also the setting for the Louis De Bernieres novel Captain Correlli's mandolin?", "qAns": [ "cephalonia" ] }, { "qId": 9779, "qText": "Which island in the Ionian Sea has the Greek name Kerkira?", "qAns": [ "corfu" ] }, { "qId": 9780, "qText": "Which band had a 1959 hit with the song 'I Only Have Eyes For You'?", "qAns": [ "the flamingos" ] }, { "qId": 9781, "qText": "Who are perhaps best known for their 1959 cover of I Only Have Eyes For You?", "qAns": [ "the flamingos" ] }, { "qId": 9782, "qText": "Whose first solo UK number 1 single was I Only Have Eyes for You in September 1975?", "qAns": [ "art garfunkel" ] }, { "qId": 9783, "qText": "What is the capital of the American state of Iowa Lincoln, Concord or Des Moines?", "qAns": [ "des moines" ] }, { "qId": 9784, "qText": "What is the US state capital of Iowa?", "qAns": [ "des moines" ] }, { "qId": 9785, "qText": "As in the famous song Girl From Ipanema, in which country is Ipanema?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 9786, "qText": "Ipanema is in which South American country?", "qAns": [ "brazil" ] }, { "qId": 9787, "qText": "In which city of South America would you find the neighbourhood of Ipanema?", "qAns": [ "rio de janeiro" ] }, { "qId": 9788, "qText": "What was the name of the character played by Michael Caine in a total of five films, the first of which was 'The Ipcress File'?", "qAns": [ "harry palmer" ] }, { "qId": 9789, "qText": "Who wrote the book the Ipcress File?", "qAns": [ "len deighton" ] }, { "qId": 9790, "qText": "The Ipcress File, published in 1962 was the very first novel for which British Author ?", "qAns": [ "len deighton" ] }, { "qId": 9791, "qText": "Which Greek dramatist, who lived from 485 to 406BC, wrote Medea, Orestes and Iphigenia in Tauris?", "qAns": [ "euripides" ] }, { "qId": 9792, "qText": "Which company makes the iPod and the iPhone?", "qAns": [ "apple" ] }, { "qId": 9793, "qText": "'I Predict a Riot' (2004) and 'Never Miss a Beat' (2008) were Top 10 hits for whom?", "qAns": [ "kaiser chiefs" ] }, { "qId": 9794, "qText": "Iqualuit is the capital of which Canadian autonomous Inuit territory created in 1999?", "qAns": [ "nunavut" ] }, { "qId": 9795, "qText": "Andrew John Woodhouse in fiction was who - Ira Levin novel?", "qAns": [ "rosemary's baby" ] }, { "qId": 9796, "qText": "Who was the Iranian religous leader who returned to Iran from exile in 1979 to establish a fundamentalist Islamic republic He supported the seizing of the US embassy and the Iran-Iraq war.?", "qAns": [ "ruhollah khomeini" ] }, { "qId": 9797, "qText": "What is the capital of Iran?", "qAns": [ "tehran" ] }, { "qId": 9798, "qText": "What is the traditional/modern language of Iran and old Persia, named from the latter?", "qAns": [ "persian language" ] }, { "qId": 9799, "qText": "What is the official language of Iran?", "qAns": [ "persian" ] }, { "qId": 9800, "qText": "Which country has borders with Iran, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and the People's Republic of China?", "qAns": [ "afghanistan" ] }, { "qId": 9801, "qText": "Who replaced Iraqi President Ahmed Hassan al-Bakr in July 1979?", "qAns": [ "saddam hussein" ] }, { "qId": 9802, "qText": "What is the capital of Iraq?", "qAns": [ "baghdad" ] }, { "qId": 9803, "qText": "Iraq lies between Syria to the west and what country to the east?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 9804, "qText": "What nation borders with the south of Syria and the west of Iraq?", "qAns": [ "jordan" ] }, { "qId": 9805, "qText": "What is the chief port of Iraq?", "qAns": [ "basra" ] }, { "qId": 9806, "qText": "The volcano Irazu is in which Central American country?", "qAns": [ "costa rica" ] }, { "qId": 9807, "qText": "What spirit, in Ireland and Scotland, makes noises near a house when someone is about to die?", "qAns": [ "banshee" ] }, { "qId": 9808, "qText": "Which breed of Terrier gives its name to a county in South West Ireland and apparently became a mascot for Irish patriots seeking independence from England?", "qAns": [ "kerry blue terrier" ] }, { "qId": 9809, "qText": "What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany?", "qAns": [ "celtic sea" ] }, { "qId": 9810, "qText": "Which one of the four provinces of Ireland includes Northern Ireland, and three counties in the Republic of Ireland?", "qAns": [ "ulster" ] }, { "qId": 9811, "qText": "In which county is Malin Head, the most northerly point in all Ireland?", "qAns": [ "county donegal" ] }, { "qId": 9812, "qText": "Who was the Ireland rugby coach when they achieved the Grand Slam in 2009?", "qAns": [ "declan kidney" ] }, { "qId": 9813, "qText": "In the year 1800, who was King of Great Britain and King of Ireland?", "qAns": [ "george iii of the united kingdom" ] }, { "qId": 9814, "qText": "Who was elected President of Ireland in November 2011?", "qAns": [ "michael d. higgins" ] }, { "qId": 9815, "qText": "Who resigned as Ireland's Taoiseach (pronounced 'teeshock' - it is the head of government) in May 2008 after more than ten years in the position?", "qAns": [ "bertie ahern" ] }, { "qId": 9816, "qText": "Which English-Australian singer had a 1962 hit single entitled 'I Remember You'?", "qAns": [ "frank ifield" ] }, { "qId": 9817, "qText": "Irish is one of the official languages of the Republic of Ireland. What is the other?", "qAns": [ "english" ] }, { "qId": 9818, "qText": "Which Irish writer appeared on the Irish 10 note?", "qAns": [ "james joyce" ] }, { "qId": 9819, "qText": "Who succeeded Brian Cowen as the Prime Minister of the Irish Republic in 2011?", "qAns": [ "enda kenny" ] }, { "qId": 9820, "qText": "Which actor, a former hospital patient in the T.V. comedy series 'Only When I Laugh' went on to play the Irish R.M.?", "qAns": [ "peter bowles" ] }, { "qId": 9821, "qText": "Who played the Resident Magistrate in Channel Four TV's 'The Irish R.M.'?", "qAns": [ "peter bowles" ] }, { "qId": 9822, "qText": "Which band had a 1999 hit with Iris?", "qAns": [ "goo goo dolls" ] }, { "qId": 9823, "qText": "In the movie Taxi Driver, who played child prostitute Iris?", "qAns": [ "jodie foster" ] }, { "qId": 9824, "qText": "Which novelist and critic, who was married to Iris Murdoch for over forty years, died earlier this year aged 89?", "qAns": [ "john bayley" ] }, { "qId": 9825, "qText": "Name the science fiction author of 'I, Robot'.?", "qAns": [ "isaac asimov" ] }, { "qId": 9826, "qText": "Which Russian-born American wrote I, Robot?", "qAns": [ "isaac asimov" ] }, { "qId": 9827, "qText": "The world's first iron bridge was completed in 1781 at Coalbrookdale, which river does it span?", "qAns": [ "river severn" ] }, { "qId": 9828, "qText": "Which river is spanned by Abraham Darby's Iron Bridge?", "qAns": [ "river severn" ] }, { "qId": 9829, "qText": "The 'Iron Guard' was a fascist movement and political party operating in which European country during the 1930's?", "qAns": [ "romania" ] }, { "qId": 9830, "qText": "What is the symbol for the chemical element Iron?", "qAns": [ "fe" ] }, { "qId": 9831, "qText": "Who did Meryl Streep portray in the movie The Iron Lady?", "qAns": [ "margaret thatcher" ] }, { "qId": 9832, "qText": "Which Iron Maiden song reached number 3 in 1988?", "qAns": [ "can i play with madness" ] }, { "qId": 9833, "qText": "Who plays the title role in the 2008 film 'Iron Man'?", "qAns": [ "robert downey, jr." ] }, { "qId": 9834, "qText": "Who played opposite Meryl Streep in the film Ironweed?", "qAns": [ "jack nicholson" ] }, { "qId": 9835, "qText": "The Iroquois Cup is competed for in which sport?", "qAns": [ "lacrosse" ] }, { "qId": 9836, "qText": "In which city is the football match known as Derby della Madonnina played between I Nerazzurri and I Rossoneri?", "qAns": [ "milan" ] }, { "qId": 9837, "qText": "Who was Irresistible in 2001?", "qAns": [ "jessica simpson" ] }, { "qId": 9838, "qText": "Irvine Welsh wrote which novel about Scottish heroin addicts?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 9839, "qText": "Name Irvine Welsh's best selling 1993 novel about heroin addiction?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 9840, "qText": "Skagboys is a prequel to which novel by Irving Welsh?", "qAns": [ "trainspotting" ] }, { "qId": 9841, "qText": "In 1971, Isaac Hayes became the first black man to win an Academy Award for Best Original Song with his theme from which 1971 film?", "qAns": [ "shaft" ] }, { "qId": 9842, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the first-born of Isaac?", "qAns": [ "esau" ] }, { "qId": 9843, "qText": "According to the Bible, who was the son of Isaac and Rebeckah, the twin brother to Esau, the husband of Leah and Rachel, and the father of Joseph?", "qAns": [ "jacob" ] }, { "qId": 9844, "qText": "In the Old Testament, who was the mother of Isaac?", "qAns": [ "sarah" ] }, { "qId": 9845, "qText": "Sarah the mother of Isaac was the wife of which Biblical patriarch?", "qAns": [ "abraham" ] }, { "qId": 9846, "qText": "What was the name of Isaac Newton's dog - caused fire in lab?", "qAns": [ "diamond" ] }, { "qId": 9847, "qText": "Isaac Singer obtained a US patent in August 1851 for his improvements of which type of machine?", "qAns": [ "sewing machine" ] }, { "qId": 9848, "qText": "Isaac Slade sings lead vocals with which band?", "qAns": [ "the fray" ] }, { "qId": 9849, "qText": "Who was King of England from 1307 until he was deposed by his wife Isabella in 1327 and made to abdicate in favour of his son?", "qAns": [ "edward ii of england" ] }, { "qId": 9850, "qText": "Who is actress Isabella Rossellini`s famous mother?", "qAns": [ "ingrid bergman" ] }, { "qId": 9851, "qText": "In which American state is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum?", "qAns": [ "massachusetts" ] }, { "qId": 9852, "qText": "In the King James Version, which eponymous book of the Old Testament follows 'Isaiah' and precedes 'Lamentations'?", "qAns": [ "jeremiah" ] }, { "qId": 9853, "qText": "In which cop show did Petrie and Isbecki appear?", "qAns": [ "cagney & lacey" ] }, { "qId": 9854, "qText": "Isfahan is a major city in which country?", "qAns": [ "iran" ] }, { "qId": 9855, "qText": "Ishtar Terra is the northern continent on which planet?", "qAns": [ "venus" ] }, { "qId": 9856, "qText": "If you were to fly due east from the southernmost pont of the Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego what is the next land mass, bigger than the island you set out from, which you would meet?", "qAns": [ "tierra del fuego" ] }, { "qId": 9857, "qText": "In 2008, Islamabad International Airport was renamed as a tribute to which person who passed away in 2007?", "qAns": [ "benazir bhutto" ] }, { "qId": 9858, "qText": "According to the Islamic calendar, during which month were the first verses of the Qur'an revealed to the Islamic Prophet Muhammad?", "qAns": [ "ramadan" ] }, { "qId": 9859, "qText": "What is the 9th month of the Islamic calendar, the month of fasting, in which Muslims refrain from eating, drinking, smoking, and so on from dawn to sunset?", "qAns": [ "ramadan" ] }, { "qId": 9860, "qText": "What is the name for a system of law based on Islamic principles?", "qAns": [ "sharia" ] }, { "qId": 9861, "qText": "What is the language most commonly spoken in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan?", "qAns": [ "urdu" ] }, { "qId": 9862, "qText": "In religion, according to Islam, who was the last of the prophets?", "qAns": [ "muhammad" ] }, { "qId": 9863, "qText": "Islam. What is the name of the festival which immediately follows the end of Ramadan?", "qAns": [ "eid al-fitr" ] }, { "qId": 9864, "qText": "What is the holiest city of Islam?", "qAns": [ "mecca" ] }, { "qId": 9865, "qText": "What is the 'Fifth Pillar of Islam'?", "qAns": [ "hajj" ] }, { "qId": 9866, "qText": "As at 2006 elections which Sunni Islamist paramilitary organisation and political party holds a majority of seats in the legislative council of the State of Palestine, the name since 2012 of the Palestinian National Authority?", "qAns": [ "hamas" ] }, { "qId": 9867, "qText": "In which sea is the island of Barbados?", "qAns": [ "caribbean" ] }, { "qId": 9868, "qText": "Which French neo-impressionist painted Sunday Afternoon at the Island of La Grande Jatte?", "qAns": [ "georges seurat" ] }, { "qId": 9869, "qText": "`Island Of Lost Dreams` was part of the title to which 2002 movie sequel?", "qAns": [ "spy kids 2" ] }, { "qId": 9870, "qText": "Greenmantle, Three Hostages, Island of Sheep which character?", "qAns": [ "richard hannay" ] }, { "qId": 9871, "qText": "The islands of Kos, Leros, Nisyros, Patmos and Rhodes are in what sea?", "qAns": [ "mediterranean sea" ] }, { "qId": 9872, "qText": "The islands of La Gomera and Tabarca belong to which European country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 9873, "qText": "What is the capital of the islands of Madeira?", "qAns": [ "funchal" ] }, { "qId": 9874, "qText": "The islands of Oahu, Molokai and Lanai are part of which US state?", "qAns": [ "hawaii" ] }, { "qId": 9875, "qText": "Which late, regular on Radio 4's 'Just a Minute' had served as Liberal MP for Isle of Ely?", "qAns": [ "clement freud" ] }, { "qId": 9876, "qText": "What is the name of the parliament of the Isle of Man?", "qAns": [ "tynwald" ] }, { "qId": 9877, "qText": "What is the capital of The Isle of man?", "qAns": [ "douglas" ] }, { "qId": 9878, "qText": "What is the captial of the Isle of Man?", "qAns": [ "douglas" ] }, { "qId": 9879, "qText": "The Isle of Man lies in which body of water?", "qAns": [ "irish sea" ] }, { "qId": 9880, "qText": "What is the highest point on the Isle of Man?", "qAns": [ "snaefell" ] }, { "qId": 9881, "qText": "What is the only malt whisky distilled on the Isle of Skye?", "qAns": [ "talisker distillery" ] }, { "qId": 9882, "qText": "Who composed the tone-poem The Isle of the Dead?", "qAns": [ "rachmaninov" ] }, { "qId": 9883, "qText": "Which town on the Isle of Wight has hosted an annual Regatta since 1851?", "qAns": [ "cowes" ] }, { "qId": 9884, "qText": "The hovercraft service across the Solent is between Southsea and which Isle of Wight town?", "qAns": [ "ryde" ] }, { "qId": 9885, "qText": "Which is the largest town on the Isle of Wight?", "qAns": [ "ryde" ] }, { "qId": 9886, "qText": "ISO 9000 and its series of international quality management system standards used in industry and commerce, effectively superseded what British Standard number?", "qAns": [ "iso 9000" ] }, { "qId": 9887, "qText": "Which Israeli Prime Minister resigned in 1974 following the Yom Kippur War?", "qAns": [ "golda meir" ] }, { "qId": 9888, "qText": "Which is Israel's southernmost city, located on the Red Sea?", "qAns": [ "eilat" ] }, { "qId": 9889, "qText": "Which of these is the real name of an airport in Israel?", "qAns": [ "elat" ] }, { "qId": 9890, "qText": "Which city, since the 14th century BC, has been controlled by Israelites, Judaeans, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Hasmoneans, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Mamluks, Turks, and the British and for a short time after World War II was occupied by Israel and Jordan?", "qAns": [ "jerusalem" ] }, { "qId": 9891, "qText": "Who became Israel's head of state in 1993?", "qAns": [ "ezer weizman" ] }, { "qId": 9892, "qText": "What is the name of the current President of Israel?", "qAns": [ "shimon peres" ] }, { "qId": 9893, "qText": "Who became the first female Prime Minister of Israel, in 1969?", "qAns": [ "golda meir" ] }, { "qId": 9894, "qText": "Who was Israel's Prime Minister at the time of the Yom Kippur War of 1973?", "qAns": [ "golda meir" ] }, { "qId": 9895, "qText": "Who was the first prime minister of Israel?", "qAns": [ "david ben-gurion" ] }, { "qId": 9896, "qText": "Israel has two official languages. One is Hebrew. What is the other?", "qAns": [ "arabic" ] }, { "qId": 9897, "qText": "What country has borders with Libya, Sudan and Israel?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 9898, "qText": "Which country is bordered by the Gaza Strip, Israel, Libya and Sudan?", "qAns": [ "egypt" ] }, { "qId": 9899, "qText": "What river was Jesus baptised in (Hint: It is on the eastern border of modern-day Israel)?", "qAns": [ "jordan river" ] }, { "qId": 9900, "qText": "According to the Bible, who was renamed Israel because he wrestled with God?", "qAns": [ "jacob" ] }, { "qId": 9901, "qText": "Who had a hit with `The Israelites` in 1969?", "qAns": [ "desmond dekker and the aces" ] }, { "qId": 9902, "qText": "In the Bible, who was the first King of Israel?", "qAns": [ "saul" ] }, { "qId": 9903, "qText": "Issac Albeniz was born is which country?", "qAns": [ "spain" ] }, { "qId": 9904, "qText": "Which intelligence agency was founded in 1951 by Isser Harel who served as its director until 1963?", "qAns": [ "mossad" ] }, { "qId": 9905, "qText": "Which recent literary Nobel laureate wrote in one of his memoirs Istanbul's fate is my fate?", "qAns": [ "orhan pamuk" ] }, { "qId": 9906, "qText": "Who wrote the Tony Christie hit 'Is This The Way To Amarillo'?", "qAns": [ "neil sedaka" ] }, { "qId": 9907, "qText": "The peninsula of Istria is shared between Italy, Slovenia and which other country which has about 89%?", "qAns": [ "croatia" ] }, { "qId": 9908, "qText": "In the 1974 comedy TV series 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', who played the part of 'Rangi Ram'?", "qAns": [ "michael bates" ] }, { "qId": 9909, "qText": "In the BBC comedy TV series 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', who played the part of Gunner Beaumont?", "qAns": [ "melvyn hayes" ] }, { "qId": 9910, "qText": "The songs 'It Ain't Necessarily So' and 'Summertime' are from which opera?", "qAns": [ "porgy and bess" ] }, { "qId": 9911, "qText": "The songs It Ain't Necessarily So and Summertime are from which stage show?", "qAns": [ "porgy and bess" ] }, { "qId": 9912, "qText": "What famed Yankee, widely regarded as one of the greatest catchers ever, was known for his malapropisms, such as It ain't over till it's over, and It's deja vu all over again.?", "qAns": [ "yogi berra" ] }, { "qId": 9913, "qText": "What plant, imported from the New World, changed the face of Italian cooking?", "qAns": [ "tomato" ] }, { "qId": 9914, "qText": "In Italian cuisine what name is given to a turnover of pizza dough filled with vegetables meat or cheese?", "qAns": [ "calzone" ] }, { "qId": 9915, "qText": "Rigatoni is what type of Italian food?", "qAns": [ "pasta" ] }, { "qId": 9916, "qText": "Deriving from the Italian for 'trouser leg', what name is given to a folded pizza?", "qAns": [ "calzone" ] }, { "qId": 9917, "qText": "Which Italian cookery term means 'To the tooth'?", "qAns": [ "al dente" ] }, { "qId": 9918, "qText": "Italian for angry, what is the pasta sauce of garlic, tomatoes, and red chili cooked in olive oil?", "qAns": [ "arrabbiata sauce" ] }, { "qId": 9919, "qText": "Which Italian invented the first battery?", "qAns": [ "alessandro volta" ] }, { "qId": 9920, "qText": "The name of which popular Italian dish is derived from the Latin for 'cooking pot'?", "qAns": [ "lasagne" ] }, { "qId": 9921, "qText": "What is the Italian version of ice cream?", "qAns": [ "gelato" ] }, { "qId": 9922, "qText": "The name of which pasta is sometimes thought to have a name derived from the Italian for little turnips?", "qAns": [ "ravioli" ] }, { "qId": 9923, "qText": "What is the Italian culinary version of hors d'oeuvre?", "qAns": [ "antipasto" ] }, { "qId": 9924, "qText": "Similarly, which two word Italian phrase used in cookery, means 'firm and bitter'?", "qAns": [ "al dente" ] }, { "qId": 9925, "qText": "Derived from the Italian word for large loaf, what is the name of the Milanese fruit cake traditionally eaten at Christmas and New Year?", "qAns": [ "panettone" ] }, { "qId": 9926, "qText": "What dish would you expect if you asked for Fettuccine in an Italian restaurant?", "qAns": [ "pasta" ] }, { "qId": 9927, "qText": "What popular food takes its name from Italian for 'twine'?", "qAns": [ "spaghetti" ] }, { "qId": 9928, "qText": "The Italian cooking sauce pasata is made from which vegetable?", "qAns": [ "tomato" ] }, { "qId": 9929, "qText": "In which Italian city is the La Scala Theatre Ballet School?", "qAns": [ "milan" ] }, { "qId": 9930, "qText": "The heist in the 2003 remake of The Italian Job takes place in which US City?", "qAns": [ "los angeles" ] }, { "qId": 9931, "qText": "Who played computer expert 'Professor Simon Peach' in the 1969 film 'The Italian Job'?", "qAns": [ "benny hill" ] }, { "qId": 9932, "qText": "Part of British Leyland, which car company produced a model called the Ital in the 1980's?", "qAns": [ "morris" ] }, { "qId": 9933, "qText": "What region covers most of the toe of the boot of Italy?", "qAns": [ "calabria" ] }, { "qId": 9934, "qText": "Chianti wine comes from which region of Italy?", "qAns": [ "tuscany" ] }, { "qId": 9935, "qText": "Who led a government in Italy in the 20s and later became its dictator>?", "qAns": [ "benito mussolini" ] }, { "qId": 9936, "qText": "Who was Italy's Fascist lender from 1925-43?", "qAns": [ "benito mussolini" ] }, { "qId": 9937, "qText": "Who is the Prime Minister of Italy ?", "qAns": [ "mario monti" ] }, { "qId": 9938, "qText": "What was the former currency of Italy?", "qAns": [ "italian lira" ] }, { "qId": 9939, "qText": "Florence is the major city of which region of Italy?", "qAns": [ "tuscany" ] }, { "qId": 9940, "qText": "What is the name of the mountain range that runs for 870 miles for the full length of Italy?", "qAns": [ "apennine mountains" ] }, { "qId": 9941, "qText": "What is the largest lake in Italy ?", "qAns": [ "lake garda" ] }, { "qId": 9942, "qText": "Which volcano lies between Italy and Sicily?", "qAns": [ "stromboli" ] }, { "qId": 9943, "qText": "Where in Italy did a US military aircraft slice through the steel wire of a cable car in 1998?", "qAns": [ "cavalese" ] }, { "qId": 9944, "qText": "The 19th century movement for the unification of Italy was known by what name?", "qAns": [ "italian unification" ] }, { "qId": 9945, "qText": "Which road tunnel, the worlds longest between 1965 and 1978, links France and Italy?", "qAns": [ "mont blanc" ] }, { "qId": 9946, "qText": "Which city was the capital of Italy from 1865 to 1871?", "qAns": [ "florence" ] }, { "qId": 9947, "qText": "Who wrote the Buddy Holly hit 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore'?", "qAns": [ "paul anka" ] }, { "qId": 9948, "qText": "The 1963 movie/musical 'It Happened at the World's Fair', shot exclusively in Seattle, stars whom as Mike Edwards, a cropduster pilot down on his luck?", "qAns": [ "elvis presley" ] }, { "qId": 9949, "qText": "The 1947 novel I, the Jury, which was the first to feature detective Mike Hammer, was written by what New York author?", "qAns": [ "mickey spillane" ] }, { "qId": 9950, "qText": "The 1947 novel I, the Jury, by New York author Mickey Spillane, was the first to feature which famous detective?", "qAns": [ "mike hammer" ] }, { "qId": 9951, "qText": "What philosopher is credited with the phrase I think therefore I am?", "qAns": [ "rene descartes" ] }, { "qId": 9952, "qText": "Who is credited with the phrase I think, therefore I am?", "qAns": [ "rene descartes" ] }, { "qId": 9953, "qText": "Who made the famous statement, 'I think, therefore I am' ?", "qAns": [ "rene descartes" ] }, { "qId": 9954, "qText": "Which group had a top ten hit in 1981 with It Must Be Love?", "qAns": [ "madness" ] }, { "qId": 9955, "qText": "Which band had a No.1 with It Must Have Been Love?", "qAns": [ "roxette" ] }, { "qId": 9956, "qText": "Who wrote 'It's a Battlefield' (1934) and 'The Power and the Glory' (1940)?", "qAns": [ "graham greene" ] }, { "qId": 9957, "qText": "Which American film actor and comedian starred in such films as It's a Gift (1934) and 'What a Man (1941)?", "qAns": [ "w. c. fields" ] }, { "qId": 9958, "qText": "Which diva had a hit with It's All Coming Back to Me Now in 1996?", "qAns": [ "celine dion" ] }, { "qId": 9959, "qText": "Which English duo had hits between 1984 and 1987 that included West End Girls, Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money), Love Comes Quickly, Suburbia, It's a Sin, What Have I Done to Deserve This, Rent and Always on My Mind?", "qAns": [ "pet shop boys" ] }, { "qId": 9960, "qText": "Which group recorded the song 'It's A Sin', which was number one for three weeks in July 1987?", "qAns": [ "pet shop boys" ] }, { "qId": 9961, "qText": "Who wrote and starred in the comedy series It's A Square World?", "qAns": [ "michael bentine" ] }, { "qId": 9962, "qText": "Give the name of the character played by James Stewart in the 1946 film It's a Wonderful Life?", "qAns": [ "george bailey" ] }, { "qId": 9963, "qText": "In the inspirational 1946 film, It's a Wonderful Life, what's the name of George Bailey's guardian angel?", "qAns": [ "clarence" ] }, { "qId": 9964, "qText": "What was the name of the angel in the film It's A Wonderful Life?", "qAns": [ "clarence" ] }, { "qId": 9965, "qText": "Its Gonna Be Me was a 2000 No.1 hit for which band?", "qAns": [ "nsync" ] }, { "qId": 9966, "qText": "Which 1973 Oscar winning actor made his cinema debut in the 1953 film It Should Happen to You?", "qAns": [ "jack lemmon" ] }, { "qId": 9967, "qText": "What fictional character sings It's not easy being green?", "qAns": [ "kermit the frog" ] }, { "qId": 9968, "qText": "Which TV Character`s classic lines include `Time`s Fun When You`re Having Flies` and `It`s Not Easy Being Green`?", "qAns": [ "kermit the frog" ] }, { "qId": 9969, "qText": "Who took Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini to number one in 1990?", "qAns": [ "bombalurina" ] }, { "qId": 9970, "qText": "Which Spice Girl had a number one single with `I Turn To You`?", "qAns": [ "melanie c" ] }, { "qId": 9971, "qText": "Which ITV programme is featured on the first class stamp to comemorate ITV`s 50 year anniversary?", "qAns": [ "emmerdale" ] }, { "qId": 9972, "qText": "Which ITV series, set in Africa, stars Hayley Mills and in 2009 also featured her sister Juliet?", "qAns": [ "wild at heart" ] }, { "qId": 9973, "qText": "Which ITV magazine style show ran from 1968 to 1980 and featured presenters including Jenny Hanley, Mick Robertson and Tommy Boyd?", "qAns": [ "magpie" ] }, { "qId": 9974, "qText": "Julian Pettifer presented a tough quiz on the ITV featuring groups of people who all had something in common. What was it called?", "qAns": [ "busman's holiday" ] }, { "qId": 9975, "qText": "Which ITV soap that ran from 1964 to 1988 made a comeback in 2001 (lasting until 2003)?", "qAns": [ "crossroads" ] }, { "qId": 9976, "qText": "Isaac Stern, Nicolai Paganini, Itzhak Pearlman, and Yehudi Menuhin were all famous for playing which instrument?", "qAns": [ "violin" ] }, { "qId": 9977, "qText": "In which country was Ivana Trump born and brought up?", "qAns": [ "czechoslovakia" ] }, { "qId": 9978, "qText": "Who wrote the novel Ivanhoe?", "qAns": [ "walter scott" ] }, { "qId": 9979, "qText": "Who played the title role the ITV series Ivanhoe, first broadcast in 1958?", "qAns": [ "roger moore" ] }, { "qId": 9980, "qText": "Who in 1890, composed the music for the opera 'Ivanhoe'?", "qAns": [ "arthur sullivan" ] }, { "qId": 9981, "qText": "Ivan the Terrible was a czar of what country?", "qAns": [ "russia" ] }, { "qId": 9982, "qText": "Who wrote the plays 'Ivanov', 'The Wood Demon' and 'The Seagull'?", "qAns": [ "anton chekhov" ] }, { "qId": 9983, "qText": "Which British singer released an 1998 album entitled 'I've Been Expecting You'?", "qAns": [ "robbie williams" ] }, { "qId": 9984, "qText": "Which film featured the hit song I've had the time of my life?", "qAns": [ "dirty dancing" ] }, { "qId": 9985, "qText": "Who presents I've Never Seen Star Wars on BBC Radio 4?", "qAns": [ "marcus brigstocke" ] }, { "qId": 9986, "qText": "What is the capital of The Ivory Coast?", "qAns": [ "yamoussoukro" ] }, { "qId": 9987, "qText": "Which African country is bordered by Ivory Coast to the west, Burkina Faso to the north and Togo to the east?", "qAns": [ "ghana" ] }, { "qId": 9988, "qText": "Ivory Tower was a major hit for which act?", "qAns": [ "otis williams" ] }, { "qId": 9989, "qText": "Racing driver Jacky Ickx and athlete Ivo Van Damme have both been Sports Personality of the Year in which country?", "qAns": [ "belgium" ] }, { "qId": 9990, "qText": "What colour is the name of a US Ivy league university?", "qAns": [ "brown" ] }, { "qId": 9991, "qText": "Who had a smash hit in the 1950s with I Walk the Line?", "qAns": [ "johnny cash" ] }, { "qId": 9992, "qText": "Who had their first UK number one in 1999 with `I Want It That Way`?", "qAns": [ "backstreet boys" ] }, { "qId": 9993, "qText": "Which band have had hits called `Waiting For A Girl Like You` and `I Want To Know What Love Is`?", "qAns": [ "foreigner" ] }, { "qId": 9994, "qText": "The song, I Whistle A Happy Tune, comes from which stage and film musical?", "qAns": [ "the king and i" ] }, { "qId": 9995, "qText": "Who wrote the Whitney Huston number one hit 'I Will Always Love You'?", "qAns": [ "dolly parton" ] }, { "qId": 9996, "qText": "Who co-starred with Kevin Costner in Bodyguard and released a song from the movie, I Will Always Love You, which became a hit?", "qAns": [ "whitney houston" ] }, { "qId": 9997, "qText": "Which country singer wrote the song `I Will Always Love You` which was a hit for Whitney Houston in 1992?", "qAns": [ "dolly parton" ] }, { "qId": 9998, "qText": "Which 1992 film featured Whitney Houston's version of the Dolly Parton song, I Will Always Love You?", "qAns": [ "the bodyguard" ] }, { "qId": 9999, "qText": "Whose hit 'I Will Survive' became an anthem for Women's' Lib?", "qAns": [ "gloria gaynor" ] } ]