A female ostrich is called this
Hen;hens
In Greek mythology, Persephone ate four of this fruit's seeds and was condemned to spend a season of the year as Queen of the Underworld
pomegranate;pomegranates
It is the common name for the clavicle
collarbone;the collarbone;collar bone
The Great Pyramid of Giza was built for this 4th dynasty Egyptian pharaoh
Khufu;Cheops
The larynx is colloquially known as this
voicebox;voice box;voiceboxes;voice boxes
She was the Queen of the Greek Gods
Hera;Here
This type of involuntary muscle tissue if found only in the heart
cardiac muscle;cardiac;cardiac muscles
In many parts of the world, the stop signs are in the shape of this regular polygon
octagon;octagons;regular octagon;regular octagons
Falabella is a breed of this animal
Horse;horses
If you were in a Chinese junk, you would be in this
boat;boats;ship;ships;sailboat;sail boat;sailboats;sail boats;sailing vessel;sailing vessels
In this naturally-occurring optical phenomenon, light rays are bent to produce a displaced image of distant objects or the sky
Mirage;mirages
This special form of a mythical creature is sometimes used to represent atheism
Invisible Pink Unicorn;IPU
This thin membrane transmits sound from the air to your ossicles
tympanic membrane;eardrum;ear drum;tympanum;myrinx;eardrums;ear drums;tympanic membranes
In the Western Zodiac, he is the archer
Sagittarius
A group of geese when flying in formation are known as this
wedge;skein;wedges;skeins
This unit of length measurement is used to measure the height of horses
hands;hand
This jewel is the traditional birthstone for May
Emerald
Prince William of England earned a Scottish Master of Arts degree at this university
St.Andrews;St Andrews;St. Andrews;StAndrews
A dingo is this
wild dog;dog;feral dog
This musical instrument, played by means of a keyboard, was widely used in the Baroque era, but lost popularity following the invention of the piano
harpsichord;harpsichords
A 'Redback' is a potentially dangerous species of this animal native to Australia
spider;spiders
The oldest known dice were excavated as part of a 5000-year-old backgammon set at this archeological site in Iran
Burnt City;Shahr-e Sukhte;Shahr-i Sokhta
This country is the world's top cocoa producer
Cote d'ivoire;Ivory Coast;Republic of cote d'ivoire
Japan is sometimes identified as the land of this
Rising sun; the rising sun;land of the rising sun
This actress is estranged from her father, Jon Voight
Angelina Jolie;Jolie
During the English Reformation, large numbers of these types of windows were smashed and replaced with plain glass
stained glass;stainedglass;stained glass windows
This bear belonged to Christopher Robin
Winnie the Pooh;Pooh;Winnie;Pooh bear;Poohbear
The people of Ancient Rome spoke this language
Latin
There are this many events in a decathlon
10;ten
They were Peter's enemies in 'Peter Pan'
Pirates;pirate
Coffee was first consumed in the 9th century, when it was discovered in the highlands of this country
Ethiopia
Turkeys are birds native to this continent
North America;N America
The Roman numeral L signifies this number
50
He invented Coca-Cola in 1886
John Pemberton;Pemberton
The crime is called this when a child murders his or her father
Patricide
It is the next prime number after 7
11
If a person is afraid of confined spaces, they have this
claustrophobia
The Shinkansen trains in Japan have this English name
Bullet trains;bullet train;bullet;bullets;the bullet train;the bullet trains
In Spanish, the number four is this
cuatro
This biologist invented a greenhouse that turned sewage into water through natural processes
John Todd;Todd
The Titanic set off from this city on her maiden voyage
Southampton
He wrote 'The Jungle Book'
Rudyard Kipling;Kipling
Fans of the New York Rangers were sometimes known to mockingly chant "We want" these when the Rangers faced the New York Islanders
fishsticks;fish sticks
This name for a long race comes from a battle in the years BC
Marathon
In fashion, bell bottoms, flares, and slacks are all types of these
pants
If a person suffers from arachnophobia, they are afraid of these
spiders;spider
Goldilocks eats these at the house of the three bears
porridge
In Hungary, he is known as Kriss Kringle
Santa Claus;Santa;Claus;SantaClaus
He won the 2008 Wimbledon Men's Singles
Rafael Nadal;Nadal
Australia's flag is made up of blue, white, and this colour
red
The line across the middle of a circle is known as this
diameter
12 separate triangles have this many sides in total
36
This month was named after the purification ritual that took place on the 15th day of the month in the old Roman calendar
February
This style of tutu, also known as the 'powder puff' was designed specially for Bizet's 'Symphony in C'
Balanchine;Karinska
In Europe, the insect species Mantis religiosa is known colloquially as this
praying mantis;praying mantises
Saint Patrick's Day is the national holiday of Ireland and is celebrated on this date
March 17;March 17th;17 March
It was a type of fictional 3-legged walker from the H.G.Wells' classic 'The War of the Worlds'
Tripod;fighting-machine;tripods;fighting-machines;fighting machine;fighting machines
This is stored in a punnet
Fish;fishes
This U.S. army base is often the subject of conspiracy theories
Area 51;Area51
It's the capital of Poland
Warsaw
She was Henry VIII sixth wife
Catherine Parr;Catherine Parre;Katherine Parr;Katharine Parr;Katherine Parre;Katharine Parre
In Greek mythology, this brother of Prometheus was punished by Zeus and made to bear the weight of the heavens
Atlas
They were the first animals intentionally sent into space
fruit flies;fruitflies;fruit fly;fruitfly
Zbtb7, a gene that may act as a master switch for cancer and is resonsible for its evolution, was originally named this
Pokemon
The perambulator was an early type of this
baby buggy;stroller;baby transport;baby buggies;strollers
This 1898 novella was made famous by its striking similarity to the real life Titanic sinking, which happened 14 years later 
Futility or the Wreck of the Titan
A nun's garment is called this
wimple;wimples
The Roman numeral M signifies this number
1000
He is the leader of the X-Men
Professor Charles Xavier;Xavier;Professor X
Gazpacho is a type of this
soup
This name was given to the fool or clown at a medieval court
jester;buffoon;jesters;buffoons
This supermodel is best known fro representing Calvin Klein fragrances since 1987
Christy Turlington;Turlington
It is the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Defense
Pentagon;the pentagon
If you are good at gardening, you may be referred to as this
greenthumb;greenthumbs;green thumb;green thumbs
This type of axe, resembling a hatchet with a straight shaft is native to North America
tomahawk;tomahawks
He was the friar in Robin Hood's band of men
Friar Tuck;Tuck
In Irish mythology, she is a female spirit and an omen of death
banshee;banshees
This is a long, narrow inlet with steep sides, created in a valley carved by glacial activity
Fjord;fjords;fiord;fiords
A smack is a type of this
ship;boat;sailing vessel;sailboat;ships;boats;sailboats;sailing vessels;sail boats
In golf, this person carries a player's bag, gives insightful advice, and moral support
caddie;caddy;caddies;caddys
This type of armour consists of small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a mesh
chainmail;chain mail;chain maille;mail;maille
A biplane has this many sets of wings
2;two
This man's autobiography provided the archetype for the American success story
Benjamin Franklin;Franklin
This star sign has the symbol of a fish
Pisces
A leap year is also known as this
intercalary year;intercalary
This disaster hit Chicago in 1871
Great Fire;fire;Great Chicago Fire
In the saying, they will play when the cat's away
Mice;mouse
They are also known as the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon
Knights Templar;Templars;the Knights templar;Templar
Peter Parker works as a photographer at this fictional newspaper
Daily Bugle;Bugle;the bugle;the daily bugle
This loop of rope designed to be thrown around a target and tighten when pulled is also known as a riata
lasso;lassoes;lariat;lariats
In fiction, Sherlock Holmes lived on this London street
Baker Street;Baker;Baker St;Baker St.
Playing cards emerged in the 12th century in this country
China
This colour is linked with cowardice
Yellow
Winners of the first modern Olympic games were given a silver medal and this
olive branch;olive branches
She was the first female ruler of England
Matilda;Maud;Maude
These monumental sculptures carved from great trees, usually cedar originated along the Pacific northwest coast of North America
totem poles;totem pole;totem;totems
This game was a part of the Olympic Games from 1900 to 1920
tug of war;tug o'war;tug war;rope pulling
It can have B,HB, OR 2B written on it
pencil;pencils
In rhyme this Simple character met a pieman going to the fair
Simon;Simon Simple
It is the only mammal that can kneel on all fours
elephant;elephants
William Tell shot this fruit off of his son's head
apple;apples
It is the first month in a calendar year to have 30 days
April
A podiatrist would look at this part of your body
feet;foot
The Jolly Roger flag showed a skull and this
crossbones;cross bones;cross bone;crossbone
A bicycle designed for two people is known as this
tandem;tandems
This type of old-fashioned pen was made using a bird's feather
quill;quills
Tadpoles are also known as these
pollywogs;pollywog;polliwogs;polliwog
This South American country's name is also the name of a nut
Brazil
In early films, this person was Laurel's comic partnet
Hardy
Neptune is the god of this
Sea;Ocean;water;seas;oceans;waters
It is the opposite of expansion
contraction
A female tiger is known as this
tigress
These trees are of the genus Fraxinus
Ash;ashes;ash trees;ash tree
Objects or symbols intended to ward off or combat evil are known as these
apotropes;apotrope
Bananas are a valuable source of this element
potassium;k
At weddings, this colored paper is thrown over the newlyweds
confetti
If you are a philatelist, you collect these
stamps;stamp
There are this many days in April and May together
61;sixty-one
A somnambulist does this
sleepwalk;sleep walk;sleepwalking;sleepwalks;sleep walking;sleep walks
The four main Gaelic holidays observed by the druids and their people were Imbolg, Beltain, Lughnasadh, and this
Samhain
An 8va in music refers to this
octave;octaves
This planet is 19.189 au away from the sun
Uranus
He is the Norse god of thunder and lightning
Thor
It is an isolated area of vegetation in the desert, typically surrounding a spring or a similar water source
oasis;oases
These musical instruments are commonly known as kettledrums
Timpani;timpano
Oprah Winfrey, William Faulkner, and Elvis Presley were all born in this state
Mississippi
Lattes, macchiatos, and cappuccini are all hot beverages originating from this country
Italy
Wearing a white wedding gown was a tradition started at this queen's wedding
Victoria;Queen Victoria
He is the 'Father of Geometry'
Euclid;Eukleides;Euclid of Alexandria
This species of spiders is famous for consuming its mate after mating
Black widow;black widows
This giant Ferris wheel will be the largest in the world following completion in 2009
Beijing Great Wheel;Great Beijing Wheel
The scientific name for this tree is Hevea brasiliensis
rubber;rubber tree
Adult humans have 12 of this type of teeth
molars;molar
This activity has you lowered down a steep cliff on a rope
Repelling;rappelling;abseiling;abbing;jumping;rap jumping; roping down;roping;seiling;snapling;rappling
Marmalade, tabby, and Manx are all types of these
cats;cat
These annelids have been used for clinical bloodletting for thousands of years
leeches;leech
In rhyme, 24 of these were baked in a pie
blackbirds
The grapevine was this Greek god's symbol
Dionysus;Dionysos;Bacchus
Singapore has 4 official languages, English, Tamil, Malay, and this
Mandarin
This famous American actor (from 1940s to 1970s) was born Marion Robert Morrison
John Wayne;Wayne
This pleated broad waist sash was first adopted by British military officers in colonial India
cummerbund
They are a network of underground burial galleries beneath San Sebastiano fuori le mura in Rome
catacombs;catacomb
The Canadian $100 bill has a picture of this prime minister on it
Robert Borden;Borden;Sir Robert Borden
The current Canadian flag was designed by this man
George Stanley;George F.G.Stanley;Stanley;George F.G. Stanley
The second line of the Snellen chart, the eye-test chart reads as this
FP;F P
This paleontologist discovered the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex fossil skeleton in 1990
Sue Hendrickson;Hendrickson
This globally known Neapolitan song was written by Giovanni Capurro in 1898
O sole mio
The Washington Redskins play this sport
football
In Roman numerals, X stands for this
10
If the first of a month is Thursday, what day will the eighth be?
Thursday
It is the scientific study of languages
linguistics
The first game of golf was played at Bruntsfield Links in this country
Scotland
Cassata is a type of this food
Ice cream
It is a large Mexican hat
sombrero;sombreros
Anne Frank lived in this European city
Amsterdam
It is a degradation process found in vegetable-tanned leather
red rot;redrot
This attacks the Nautilus in '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea'
giant squid
JK Rowling gives this word to wizard-borns who cannot practice magic
Squibs;Squib
This actress is the only known living attendee of the first ever Academy Awards
Anita Page;Page
This 2002 horror film starred Rick Otto and Lucas Babin among others
R.S.V.P.;RSVP;R S V P
He wrote the 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'
Victor Hugo;Hugo
Important cities along this 'Sea''s coast include Istanbul, Odessa, and Constanta
Black Sea
It is the modern birthstone of June
Pearl;moonstone;alexandrite
This Egyptologist and archaeologist discovered King Tut's tomb
Howard Carter;Carter
Heathrow,JFK, and O'Hare are all names of these
Airports;airport
Hisako Ichiki is a fictional character and is a part of the X-Men under this code name
Armor;armour
The name of the clock tower in London is this
Big Ben
This 2008 remake of a Thai film stars Joshua Jackson and Rachael Taylor
Shutter
This mountain range forms a natural border between France and Spain
Pyrenees
This Dutch progressive rock band whose top hit was Ruthless Queen, was declared 'Holland's new supergroup' by the press against their own will
Kayak
Charles de Gaulle famously asked "How can you govern a country in which there are 246 kinds of" this
cheese;cheeses