Free! Register New Player - Log In  
Top 20 Best Recent Questions Asked

As voted by players



 1   GBfan asked:
    Besides the Jewish faith, which religion saw thousands of their members sent to German concentration camps during World War II for their neutrality beliefs?
Answer

2   BrightonDragon asked:
    Which of these workers makes a verbatim written record of what is said, using a form of shorthand?
Answer



3   Upstart3 asked:
    TRACK AND FIELD - In which discipline is Uwe Hohn's throw of over 104m known as an "eternal world record" because the event was redesigned for safety reasons?
Answer

4   Billkozy asked:
    What is the name for noise pollution, created by humans, that interferes with animals' activities, particularly in birds?
Answer

5   BrightonDragon asked:
    The longest canal in the UK stretches an impressive 137 miles from London to Birmingham. What is its name?
Answer



6   bigwoo asked:
    Who was the author of "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman", as well as being the mother of Mary Shelley, the author of "Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus"?
Answer



7   tiye asked:
    An old legend attributes the shape of tortellini to which body part of the goddess Venus?
Answer

8   gable asked:
    What English word may designate either time or size depending on pronunciation?
Answer

9   gable asked:
    According to Julius Caesar, what territory was divided into three parts?
Answer

10   BrightonDragon asked:
    In 1981 Ronald Reagan's administration responded to a strike by which group of workers by firing all those continuing to strike?
Answer



11   LadyNym asked:
    Related to the lemurs of Madagascar, the slow loris is a primate that has what rare distinction among mammals?
Answer

12   scottm asked:
    What flower is sometimes considered an alternative title for William Wordsworth's "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"?
Answer

13   lahaskapa asked:
    Although some thought it wasn't fair, when Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in 2016, he became only the second person to have won both the Nobel Award and an Oscar from the Academy of Motion Picture Artists. Who was the other?
Answer



14   GBfan asked:
    In 2012, Ed Falco released a novel called "The Family Corleone", a prequel to what 1969 novel?
Answer



15   aliceinw asked:
    The origin of the name for the dice game "craps" comes from the French word for which amphibious animal?
Answer



16   Triviaballer asked:
    Near which national capital is the Genghis Khan Equestrian Statue located on the banks of the Tuul River?
Answer



17   FatherSteve asked:
    If you were studying monotremes, when you finished, about what subject would you know a great deal?
Answer



18   GBfan asked:
    The Loa River and the Atacama Desert are both found in which country?
Answer



19   BullsGold asked:
    The elbow consists of three bones, two of which are the ulna and the radius. What is the other bone?
Answer



20   DizWiz asked:
    What word precedes these names - Katrina, Ian, Sandy, Andrew, and Irene?
Answer

Main Game Page

Submit Questions of Your Own