question: Who designed the Cromarty Bridge, one of Scotland's longest bridges on the A9 road?

answer: Crouch and Hogg


question: What is the name of the bridge designed by Crouch and Hogg that originally served as a mineral railway crossing, employs a steel lattice girder structure, and served as the main road crossing towards Tollcross in the East End of Glasgow?

answer: Cambuslang Bridge


question: What is the name of the old bridge designed by Crouch and Hogg that employed a steel lattice girder structure and was replaced by a bridge supported by Cambuslang Bridge?

answer: Rosebank Bridge


question: What is the name of the bridge that replaced Rosebank Bridge and is currently supported by Cambuslang Bridge?

answer: Clydeford Bridge


question: How many years did Cambuslang Bridge, which currently supports Clydeford Bridge, serve as the main road crossing towards Tollcross in the East End of Glasgow?

answer: 80 years


question: What production by Trimark Productions is an adaptation of Science Ninja Team Gatchaman?

answer: Battle of the Planets


question: Who is the Supreme Commander of Spectra that receives orders from the Luminous One and appears in Battle of the Planets?

answer: Zoltar


question: Which voice actor voices Zoltar?

answer: Keye Luke


question: Who is the Asian-American protagonist without stereotypes that is voiced by Keye Luke?

answer: Charlie Chan


question: What is the name of the animated series that is the first to feature Charlie Chan as an Asian-American protagonist without stereotypes?

answer: The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan


question: What is the debut album released by Malmö Inre in 2009 that includes the track "Let Silence Speak"?

answer: The End


question: Which band has "The End" as their debut album?

answer: Brothers of End


question: Who is the lead vocalist that collaborated with James Yorkston and released the album "The Great White Sea Eagle"?

answer: Nina Persson


question: Which group has Nina Persson as their lead vocalist?

answer: The Cardigans


question: An individual co-founded Brothers of End and is also a member of The Cardigans. What is the profession of this individual?

answer: Drummer


question: What organization was awarded the Boldest Crypto award, received that award at the BOLD Awards 2022 hosted by H-FARM, and focuses on blockchain technology?

answer: Venly


question: What organization partnered with Blue Meridian Partners, created a 5-year scaling plan for expanding its network across the U.S., and has a partnership year of 2023?

answer: Grameen America


question: What foundation partnered with the Malala Fund, is part of the stand4her campaign, and is a foundation of a cosmetics company?

answer: Avon Foundation for Women


question: What cosmetics company has the Avon Foundation for Women as its foundation?

answer: Avon Products, Inc.


question: What role does the person who co-founded Venly, is the CEO of Grameen America, and has a role at Avon Products, Inc. have?

answer: Chairman and CEO


question: What is the name of the football league operated in East Germany where BFC Dynamo achieved 10 consecutive championships from 1979 to 1988?

answer: DDR-Oberliga


question: Which team started the 1990–91 season with four consecutive defeats and participated in DDR-Oberliga?

answer: 1. FC Magdeburg


question: For which national team did a player have international caps, who defected to West Germany in 1976 and was ineligible to play for unified Germany due to FIFA rules?

answer: East Germany national team


question: Which player had 2 international matches and scored 18 goals, played for East Germany national team and an East German football team that won the 1974 Cup Winners' Cup by defeating AC Milan, and transferred from 1. FC Magdeburg after the 1990–91 season?

answer: Wolfgang Steinbach


question: What is the name of the team that Wolfgang Steinbach transferred to after the 1990–91 season?

answer: VfL Bochum


question: What is the academic anthology focusing on nineteenth-century intellectual disciplines published by Routledge?

answer: Harriet Martineau and the Birth of the Disciplines: Nineteenth-Century Intellectual Powerhouse


question: What work includes a study analyzing Victorian women writers' engagement with ancient Greece and Rome, examines masculinity through Victorian perceptions of Roman antiquity, and is published by the Oxford University Press series?

answer: Victorian Women Writers and the Classics: The Feminine of Homer


question: Who is the individual affiliated with the University of Hull who co-edited Harriet Martineau and the Birth of the Disciplines: Nineteenth-Century Intellectual Powerhouse?

answer: Valerie Sanders


question: Which publisher publishes Victorian Women Writers and the Classics: The Feminine of Homer?

answer: Oxford University Press


question: In what year was the letter compilation containing correspondence with major Victorian political and literary figures, edited by Valerie Sanders, and published by Oxford University Press?

answer: 1990


question: What was the top division football league in East Germany that had a special round in 1955 due to schedule changes resulting in no official champion, with SC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt finishing first?

answer: DDR-Oberliga


question: What was the secret police organization led by Erich Mielke?

answer: Stasi


question: Which East German football club was previously named FC Vorwärts Berlin, merged into 1. FC Frankfurt, and participated in DDR-Oberliga?

answer: FC Vorwärts Frankfurt


question: Which East German football club was associated with Stasi and won ten consecutive league titles from 1978 to 1988?

answer: BFC Dynamo


question: What was the score of the match between BFC Dynamo and FC Vorwärts Frankfurt on November 23, 1985?

answer: BFC Dynamo lost 2–1


question: What is the name of the hybrid jazz-classical orchestra that collaborated with Pat Metheny and won a Grammy with Snarky Puppy?

answer: Metropole Orkest


question: What is the name of the orchestral reworking album of previous tracks that includes "Star of Wonder," a song with a Middle Eastern vibe?

answer: Gold Dust


question: Who is the string arranger that worked with Metropole Orkest and also worked on Gold Dust?

answer: John Philip Shenale


question: What is the name of the adult contemporary album released in 1994 that featured collaboration with John Philip Shenale?

answer: Well...


question: Name the American actress and singer who released the album Well... in 1994.

answer: Katey Sagal


question: What World Para Athletics Championships was the first occurrence in East Asia and was held in 2024?

answer: 2024 Para Athletics World Championships


question: Which venue hosted the 2024 Para Athletics World Championships?

answer: Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium


question: Which Asian Athletics Championships included Satomi Kubokura winning her third consecutive gold medal in the women's 400m hurdles?

answer: 2011 Asian Athletics Championships


question: What women's javelin throw event was held at Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium and was part of the 2011 Asian Athletics Championships?

answer: Women's javelin throw at the 2011 Asian Athletics Championships


question: What is the name of the athlete who finished second in the Women's javelin throw at the 2011 Asian Athletics Championships?

answer: Wang Ping


question: Which city in Alberta was the first non-Quebec host of the Quebec Esso Cup (now known as the World U17 Hockey Challenge)?

answer: Red Deer


question: What tournament was originally known as the Quebec Esso Cup, started in 1986, is organized by Hockey Canada, and had the Soviet Union as its first champion?

answer: World U-17 Hockey Challenge


question: Which team topped Preliminary Group A but lost the final to the host nation team at a World U-17 Hockey Challenge where Sweden won silver?

answer: Sweden


question: Which player participated in the 1998 World Junior A Challenge (hosted in Timmins, Ontario), was a member of the Sweden national under-18 team, and later became the Vancouver Canucks captain?

answer: Henrik Sedin


question: In which year did Henrik Sedin's first game in North America occur at the World U-17 Hockey Challenge hosted in Red Deer where Sweden participated?

answer: 1997


question: What is the lineage secret of Robert Queen that involves a child born to Shado?

answer: Emiko being Robert Queen's daughter with Shado


question: Who is the antagonist in Green Arrow who is a member of the first Outsiders, adopts Emiko, and is motivated by Emiko being Robert Queen's daughter with Shado?

answer: Komodo (Simon Lacroix)


question: What is the period of rigorous survival training that is the origin of Green Arrow's combat techniques, originates from training linked to Shado, and was used against Komodo?

answer: Oliver's survival training on the island


question: What is the work that features Komodo (Simon Lacroix) as an antagonist and includes storylines involving Oliver's survival training on the island?

answer: Green Arrow Vol. 4: The Kill Machine


question: What is the number of pages of the trade paperback edition of Green Arrow Vol. 4: The Kill Machine?

answer: 208 pages


question: Who is the U.S. Senator representing Delaware who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee and sponsored the Fair Credit for American Hostages Act?

answer: Chris Coons


question: What committee oversees treaty review of the Marrakesh Treaty?

answer: Senate Foreign Relations Committee


question: What is the name of the act that establishes the Presidential Task Force on Wildlife Trafficking?

answer: END Wildlife Trafficking Act


question: Who is the U.S. Senator who co-sponsored the END Wildlife Trafficking Act, served on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and had Chris Coons as a co-sponsor?

answer: Jeff Flake


question: What is the name of the act aimed at banning discrimination based on sexual orientation, which was voted in favor of in 2007 by Jeff Flake?

answer: The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA)


question: Which Swedish-born player won the Art Ross Trophy in the 2010-2011 season playing for the Vancouver Canucks?

answer: Daniel Sedin


question: Who is Daniel Sedin's twin brother who pioneered the 'cycle game strategy'?

answer: Henrik Sedin


question: What award given for Sweden's top athlete was co-received by Henrik and Daniel Sedin?

answer: Guldpucken


question: What junior competition was hosted in Sweden in 1972 where Sweden won the gold medal?

answer: IIHF European Junior Championships


question: In which year did Henrik Sedin, who together with his twin brother Daniel Sedin co-received the Guldpucken, first represent Sweden in the IIHF European Junior Championships?

answer: 1997


question: What project started as the European Constitutional Project in 2001 and resulted in the Treaty of Lisbon?

answer: European Constitutional Project


question: What initiative was part of the European Constitutional Project and was rejected in referendums by France and the Netherlands?

answer: Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe


question: Which government of Belgium proposed the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe?

answer: Verhofstadt I Government


question: What issue during the 2003 Iraq crisis involved weapons of mass destruction and was mistakenly associated with aluminum tubes used for uranium enrichment?

answer: Iraq crisis of 2003


question: What solution did the Verhofstadt I Government propose to the Iraq crisis of 2003?

answer: A diplomatic solution


question: What organization led by Mark Geistfeld of NYU School of Law launched a project on civil liability for artificial intelligence in 2023?

answer: The American Law Institute (ALI)


question: What is the title of the legal analysis that applies United States exclusionary doctrine to Iraqi interrogation laws under the post-2003 democratic transition, published in a peer-reviewed constitutional law journal?

answer: Constitutionally Excluded Confessions: Applying America's Lessons to a Democratic Iraq


question: Who is the law professor that served as a law clerk under Justice John Paul Stevens, is a member of The American Law Institute (ALI), and authored 'Constitutionally Excluded Confessions: Applying America's Lessons to a Democratic Iraq'?

answer: Joseph Thai


question: Where does law professor Joseph Thai teach?

answer: University of Oklahoma


question: What is the name of the university where law professor Joseph Thai teaches?

answer: University of Oklahoma


question: What military detachment belonging to the 2nd Siberian Army Corps suffered a decisive defeat at the Battle of Yalu River?

answer: Eastern Detachment


question: At what battle did a general abandon a strategically defensible position and die in a counterattack?

answer: Battle of Motien Pass


question: Over which opponent did the general have numerical superiority at the Battle of Motien Pass?

answer: Kuroki Tamemoto


question: Which general commanded forces with numerical superiority over Kuroki Tamemoto at the Battle of Motien Pass, abandoned a strategically defensible position and died in a counterattack there, and commanded the Eastern Detachment?

answer: Fyodor Eduardovich Keller


question: What is the name of the military service in which Fyodor Eduardovich Keller was a general?

answer: Imperial Russian Army


question: What consortium includes the University of California, Bechtel National, Inc., and BWX Technologies Inc. as members?

answer: LLNS management team


question: What agency operates Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and is managed by LLNS management team?

answer: Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC


question: What organization oversees 36 regulatory entities (boards, bureaus, etc.), licenses over 2.8 million professionals, and operates a complaint resolution program available in over 200 languages including American Sign Language?

answer: California Department of Consumer Affairs


question: Who served as Director of California Department of Consumer Affairs and later became Chair of Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC?

answer: Charlene Zettel


question: What is the name of the legislative body where Charlene Zettel served from 1998 to 2002?

answer: California State Assembly


question: What is the former capital that is part of the Zamboanga Peninsula region?

answer: Isabela


question: What province has Isabela as its former capital?

answer: Basilan


question: What Philippine Scouts unit participated in World War II, has a permanent memorial in the Zamboanga Peninsula, and is currently designated as a military brigade?

answer: 24th Infantry Brigade


question: Who was the first military governor of Basilan who served as Brigade Commander of the 24th Infantry Brigade?

answer: Col. Tomas G. Nanquil Jr.


question: How many vice-governors did the military governor term of Col. Tomas G. Nanquil Jr. have?

answer: Three


question: What event featured a world record in men's javelin throw F41?

answer: 2024 Kobe Para Athletics Championships


question: Which venue hosted the 2024 Kobe Para Athletics Championships?

answer: Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium


question: What championship had eight championship records equalled or beaten?

answer: 2011 Asian Athletics Championships


question: What event at the 2011 Asian Athletics Championships had a winning throw distance of 62.27 meters and was held at Kobe Universiade Memorial Stadium?

answer: Men's Discus Throw at 2011 Asian Athletics Championships


question: Who won the silver medal in the Men's Discus Throw at 2011 Asian Athletics Championships?

answer: Vikas Gowda


question: What book was written by Sarah H. Bradford?

answer: Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman


question: Who is the subject of the book Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman?

answer: Harriet Tubman


question: What is the frontispiece of Scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubman that depicts Harriet Tubman?

answer: woodcut portrait of Harriet Tubman


question: Who is the British artist that created the woodcut portrait of Harriet Tubman?

answer: John Darby


question: What is the name of the type of clothing depicted in the woodcut portrait of Harriet Tubman created by John Darby?

answer: Civil War clothing


question: What are the only surviving Handley Page Victor K.2 tankers in taxiable condition equipped with Rolls-Royce Conway engines?

answer: two surviving Handley Page Victor K.2 tankers


question: Which specific plane used for maritime radar reconnaissance missions is one of the two surviving Handley Page Victor K.2 tankers?

answer: Victor XM715


question: What public aviation exhibition featured Victor XM715?

answer: Bruntingthorpe Cold War Jet Open Days


question: What event involving Victor XM715 occurred during the Bruntingthorpe Cold War Jet Open Days?

answer: fast taxi run on 3 May 2009


question: During a fast taxi run on 3 May 2009 involving Victor XM715, what happened to the plane?

answer: It inadvertently left the ground briefly


question: What is the oldest assay office in the United Kingdom that was established in 1773?

answer: Birmingham Assay Office


question: Where is Birmingham Assay Office located?

answer: Birmingham


question: What organization located in Birmingham was previously known as 'The Ackers' and registered as a charity in 1983?

answer: Ackers Adventure


question: What facility established by Ackers Adventure is located on a former coal transportation canal basin site and offers tobogganing on a 100-meter slope?

answer: The Ackers Centre


question: What is the type of service provided by Ackers Adventure through The Ackers Centre?

answer: Outdoor activities


question: What aircraft was powered by Pratt & Whitney R-985 engines?

answer: Lockheed Model 10 Electra


question: What island was claimed by the American Guano Company under the Guano Act of 1856 and later became part of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument?

answer: Howland Island


question: What was the eastward equatorial circumnavigation route first attempted by Amelia Earhart in 1937?

answer: Amelia Earhart's round-the-world flight route


question: Who started an around-the-world flight in 1967, flying a Lockheed Model 10 Electra along Amelia Earhart's round-the-world flight route and dropping a wreath at Howland Island?

answer: Ann Pellegreno


question: What was the start date of Ann Pellegreno's 1967 commemorative flight?

answer: June 9, 1967


question: What act grants regulatory power to the special economic zone authority, permits fee collection by the special economic zone authority, and created a special economic zone?

answer: Republic Act No. 7903


question: In which city did Republic Act No. 7903 create a special economic zone?

answer: Zamboanga City


question: What act amended Commonwealth Act 39 and establishes elective mayor and vice-mayor positions?

answer: Republic Act No. 1210


question: What event involved Commonwealth Act 39?

answer: signing of Commonwealth Act 39


question: Where did the signing of Commonwealth Act 39, which is the charter of Zamboanga City, take place?

answer: At the Malacañang Palace


question: What initiative included the Three Replacements Initiative, modernized state-owned enterprises in China, and required replacing administrative controls with market mechanisms in leadership appointments, product sales, and capital raising?

answer: market reforms/economic reforms


question: Which Chinese political leader narrowly avoided expulsion from the Chinese Communist Party in 1982, has a background in electrical engineering, and led market reforms/economic reforms?

answer: Jiang Zemin


question: What book analyzes the decision-making processes of China's leaders and contains in-depth interviews with Chinese government officials?

answer: How China's Leaders Think: The Inside Story of China's Past, Current and Future Leaders


question: Who is the author of How China's Leaders Think: The Inside Story of China's Past, Current and Future Leaders?

answer: Robert Lawrence Kuhn


question: What is the title of the book that is written by Robert Lawrence Kuhn and is about Jiang Zemin?

answer: The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin


question: What agreement between China and the United States was signed in 2001, pertaining to World Trade Organization accession terms and resolving disputes over agricultural subsidies and services market access?

answer: U.S.-China bilateral agreement on China's WTO accession


question: What organization was established in 2001, originated from the Shanghai Five, and included the admission of Uzbekistan?

answer: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)


question: What event in 2001 involved China and Russia and led to the founding of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO)?

answer: Shanghai Cooperation Organisation founding summit


question: What bilateral relationship was impacted by the U.S.-China bilateral agreement on China's WTO accession?

answer: U.S.-China bilateral relationship


question: What is the name of the incident that occurred on April 1, 2001, which strained the U.S.-China bilateral relationship and occurred during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation founding summit?

answer: A United States EP-3 surveillance aircraft collided mid-air with a Chinese Shenyang J-8 jet fighter over the South China Sea


question: What witch trial was led by Matthew Hopkins that executed 18 people in a single day?

answer: 1645 trial


question: What series of witch trials occurred between 1599 and 1694 that included the 1645 trial?

answer: Bury St Edmunds witch trials


question: What historic site was the location of a theatre designed by Robert Adam in 1774 and now hosts contemporary art exhibitions?

answer: Market Cross


question: What place was the location of the Bury St Edmunds witch trials and includes the Market Cross historic site?

answer: Bury St Edmunds


question: Who is the digital writer and artist known for multimedia projects who is from Bury St Edmunds?

answer: Chris Joseph


question: What league restructuring caused the disbandment of divisions in the Manchester Area Basketball League?

answer: Manchester Area Basketball League restructuring


question: What qualification is required for head coaches in the top division of the English Basketball League?

answer: Basketball England Level 3 Coach Award


question: What is the top division of the English Basketball League that requires head coaches to have Basketball England Level 3 Coach Award?

answer: Division One Men


question: Which basketball league division that was part of the Manchester Area Basketball League was reintroduced after disbandment due to Manchester Area Basketball League restructuring?

answer: Division Four of the Manchester Area Basketball League


question: When did a team get promoted from Division Four of the Manchester Area Basketball League and then, after multiple promotions, reached Division One Men?

answer: 2015


question: What accounting scandal involved Price Waterhouse India and occurred in 2009?

answer: Satyam scandal


question: What movie is referenced in the title of the Satyam scandal?

answer: Slumdog Millionaire


question: Who directed Slumdog Millionaire?

answer: Danny Boyle


question: Which borough received an audit rating of four stars?

answer: Bury


question: What is the name of the honor that was bestowed in 2009 by Bury upon Danny Boyle?

answer: The Freedom of the Borough


question: Who authored "The Elements of Algebra (1795)"?

answer: James Wood


question: What position did James Wood hold at St John's College, Cambridge that ended in 1815?

answer: President of St John's College, Cambridge


question: What area was administered by the position with the role of Chief Justice that James Wood held from 1820?

answer: Isle of Ely


question: What position did James Wood hold from 1815 to 1839 at St John's College, Cambridge?

answer: Master of St John's College, Cambridge


question: James Wood was Master of St John's College, Cambridge from 1815 to 1839. From 1820, he also held a position with the role of Chief Justice that administered the Isle of Ely. What is the name of this Chief Justice position that administered the Isle of Ely?

answer: Dean of Ely


question: What is the graphic novel about an underwater welder set in the deep ocean that explores the theme of unresolved paternal trauma?

answer: The Underwater Welder


question: Who is the author that wrote The Underwater Welder?

answer: Jeff Lemire


question: What is the graphic novel series that is a dark reimagining of Peter Pan's 'never grow up' theme, featuring immortal children surviving in a post-apocalyptic world, exploring themes of moral conflict between retaining innocence and fulfilling predatory instincts, includes non-linear storytelling with origin stories from the 1763 Black Forest and 1945 Hiroshima, is illustrated with black and white art punctuated by red accents, has a narrative structure emphasizing existential monotony through sparse dialogue, and ends with an unresolved cliffhanger involving tragic loss during human confrontation?

answer: Little Monsters


question: Who is the illustrator of Little Monsters?

answer: Dustin Nguyen


question: What is the number of pages in the book that is the first volume of a series, features a robot protagonist, takes place in space, is written by Jeff Lemire, and is illustrated by Dustin Nguyen?

answer: 160 pages


question: What documentary profiles Josh Harris, was directed by Ondi Timoner, and received the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival?

answer: We Live in Public


question: What work includes the documentary We Live in Public?

answer: Nerds 2.0.1


question: What directory implemented a hierarchical categorization methodology, served as a foundational resource for early search engines, and was manually maintained during the 1990s?

answer: Yahoo! Directory


question: What is Yahoo! Directory the origin of?

answer: Yahoo!


question: What is the name of the person who co-created Yahoo! and who appeared in We Live in Public and reflects on his journey in Nerds 2.0.1?

answer: Jerry Yang


question: Who is the female mycologist who wrote "On the Germination of the Spores of the Agaricineae" submitted to the Linnean Society in 1897?

answer: Beatrix Potter


question: What book authored by Beatrix Potter was first conceived in a letter to Noel Moore?

answer: The Tale of Peter Rabbit


question: Which publisher published the first Jewish Bible edited, designed, produced, and bound by Jews since the 1500s, published in 1962?

answer: Koren Publishers Jerusalem


question: Into which language was The Tale of Peter Rabbit translated that was published by Koren Publishers Jerusalem?

answer: Ancient Greek


question: Has the first volume of Harry Potter been translated into Ancient Greek?

answer: Yes


question: What is the Superfund site in Montana that was formerly part of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company?

answer: Berkeley Pit


question: What city in Montana is the location of Berkeley Pit?

answer: Butte, Montana


question: In what region is the Platte River located?

answer: Great Plains


question: What collegiate summer baseball league operates in the Great Plains and has coverage in the United States and Canada?

answer: Expedition League


question: When did the team located in Butte, Montana that plays in the Expedition League begin play?

answer: May 2021


question: What cathedral was the first structure with a gallery encircling the entire building?

answer: Speyer Cathedral


question: Which emperor commissioned the expansion of Speyer Cathedral?

answer: Conrad II


question: What abbey had advocacy rights disputed between the Archbishops of Mainz and the Bishops of Hildesheim?

answer: Gandersheim Abbey


question: Who was the antiking of Germany who opposed Conrad II?

answer: Rudolf of Rheinfelden


question: Conrad II placed certain duchies under his direct control after confiscating them from Rudolf of Rheinfelden and from another ruler who had advocacy rights over Gandersheim Abbey. What are the names of the duchies that were placed under Conrad II's direct control?

answer: Swabia and Bavaria


question: Who is the artist who illustrated Little Monsters?

answer: Dustin Nguyen


question: What comic book is part of the Star Trek Aliens series featuring a researcher protagonist stalked after a science expedition and explores symbiotic relationships central to the species' biology?

answer: Star Trek: Trill


question: Who is the writer who collaborates with Dustin Nguyen and works on Star Trek: Trill?

answer: Jeff Lemire


question: What comic book features the recovery of a weapon used by Green Arrow in the storyline "The Kill Machine" defeating Komodo?

answer: Green Arrow


question: Who is the artist who collaborates with Jeff Lemire and works on Green Arrow?

answer: Andrea Sorrentino


question: Who was the Chief Executive Councillor of KwaZulu?

answer: Mangosuthu Buthelezi


question: What was the 1974 document that proposed a non-racial federal system and sought to establish a roadmap for negotiated settlement, co-authored by Mangosuthu Buthelezi?

answer: Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith


question: Who co-authored the Mahlabatini Declaration of Faith and opposed the ANC's economic sanctions?

answer: Harry Schwarz


question: Who was the ANC leader in KwaZulu-Natal during the 1990s who opposed peace negotiations with the Inkatha Freedom Party, rejected directives from the ANC national leadership, and was suspended by the ANC?

answer: Harry Gwala


question: On what date did the tribute event occur, in which the head of ANC underground structures in KwaZulu-Natal during the mid-1980s, who served under Harry Gwala, honored Harry Schwarz?

answer: On 11 February 2010


question: What project was kicked off in 2020 focusing on medieval book and literary network analysis and integrating natural sciences and humanities methodologies?

answer: CODICUM Project


question: What Norway-based organization collaborated with Syddansk Universitet and co-organized the CODICUM Project?

answer: University of Bergen


question: What international conference focusing on the agency of medieval images was co-organized by A. Zelwerowicz National Academy of Dramatic Art in Warsaw and addressed theoretical and historical approaches?

answer: International Conference: What does Animation mean in the Middle Ages?


question: What university campus collaborated with the University of Bergen and hosted the International Conference: What does Animation mean in the Middle Ages?

answer: Branch Campus in Białystok


question: What is the name of the department that opened in 1974 at the Branch Campus in Białystok and is a department of an institution which organized the International Conference: What does Animation mean in the Middle Ages? and collaborated with the University of Bergen?

answer: The Puppetry Department


question: What lightbulb was designed by Samuel Wilkinson and manufactured by Hulger?

answer: Plumen light bulb


question: What design award in the product design category was won by the Plumen light bulb?

answer: Design Museum's Furniture Design of the Year award


question: What chair won the Design Museum's Furniture Design of the Year award, employs an 8-axis CNC robotic manufacturing process, and has a structural feature of a single-piece wooden back leg integrating joints for the armrest, seat, and back?

answer: Branca chair


question: What company designed both the Branca chair and the Stelo Chair?

answer: Industrial Facility


question: When was the designer born who co-founded Industrial Facility?

answer: 1969


question: What collusion involving the sitting president's campaign and a foreign power was examined by an investigation that was the first since the Watergate scandal?

answer: Russian interference in the 2016 election/collusion with Trump campaign


question: What investigation, the first since the Watergate scandal, examined Russian interference in the 2016 election/collusion with Trump campaign?

answer: Mueller investigation


question: Which senator held the position of Attorney General, carried a resignation letter for a year, and served during the Mueller investigation?

answer: Jeff Sessions


question: Who was the Supreme Court nominee with no prior experience as a judge whose confirmation vote was the first since 1987 to confirm such a nominee?

answer: Elena Kagan


question: How many senators voted against Elena Kagan's Supreme Court confirmation vote, including Jeff Sessions?

answer: 37


question: What nonprofit organization leads global Parkinson's research, focuses on identifying Parkinson's disease biomarkers through longitudinal studies, launched the Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI), and lowered eligibility age to 40 years?

answer: The Michael J. Fox Foundation


question: What genetic testing company conducts studies on essential thrombocythemia, requires participants to provide DNA saliva samples and health surveys, and aims to enroll over 1,000 participants?

answer: 23andMe


question: What organization partnered with the Alzheimer's Association, funded a genetic study requiring DNA genome sequencing that enrolled over 800 participants to study Alzheimer's disease, and donated $50 million to The Michael J. Fox Foundation?

answer: Brin Wojcicki Foundation


question: Who co-founded 23andMe and established the Brin Wojcicki Foundation?

answer: Anne Wojcicki


question: What is the name of the scholarship awarded for sports stories that was won by Anne Wojcicki?

answer: A scholarship for her sports stories


question: What kingdom was formed in 1861?

answer: Kingdom of Italy


question: What institution was established in 1407 and was the first to issue government bonds?

answer: Bank of Saint George


question: In which city did the Bank of Saint George have its headquarters?

answer: Genoa


question: What was the first national census of the Kingdom of Italy?

answer: 1861 Italian census


question: What was the number of households located in Genoa, as reported in the 1861 Italian census?

answer: 28931 households


question: Which team reached the semi-finals of the 1983-84 European Cup, faced AS Roma in the 1984 European Cup semi-final, and was involved in match fixing allegations during its European campaign?

answer: Dundee United


question: Which team was defeated by Dundee United in the 1981 UEFA Cup third round?

answer: KFC Winterslag


question: Which team reached the semi-finals of the 1983 European Cup Winners' Cup that was won by Aberdeen at Tynecastle Stadium?

answer: K. Waterschei S.V. Thor Genk


question: What was the season right before KFC Winterslag and K. Waterschei S.V. Thor Genk merged?

answer: 1987-88


question: What was the final league position of KFC Winterslag in the 1987-88 season?

answer: 15th


question: What company operated the Berkeley Pit in Butte, Montana and merged into ARCO?

answer: Anaconda Copper Mining Company


question: Who founded the Anaconda Copper Mining Company?

answer: Marcus Daly


question: What is the statue depicting Marcus Daly called?

answer: Statue of Marcus Daly


question: Who created the Statue of Marcus Daly?

answer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens


question: What is the name of the artist who created the Statue of Marcus Daly?

answer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens


question: What is the residence designed by Ken Woolley that exemplifies the Late Twentieth-Century Sydney Regional architectural style, uses timber post-and-beam and exposed brickwork, integrates split-level design with natural terrain, and is heritage-listed for its association with the Sydney School architectural movement?

answer: 6 Springdale Road residence (Eastment House)


question: Where is the 6 Springdale Road residence (Eastment House) located?

answer: Killara


question: What is the modernist residence located in Killara, completed in the mid-1960s, built on a steep rocky slope with a creek, featuring cantilevered terraces and reinforced concrete construction, and heritage-listed in 2008?

answer: Harry and Penelope Seidler House


question: Who is the architect who designed the Harry and Penelope Seidler House?

answer: Harry Seidler


question: What are the names of the buildings that are the focus of a lecture film released in 1993, created by Harry Seidler?

answer: Hong Kong Club and Capita Centre


question: Who was the musician active in the 1930s who used radio and popularized guajira?

answer: Julio Brito


question: What guajira track composed by Julio Brito premiered in 1937 and appeared in a 1947 Cuban film?

answer: El amor de mi bohío


question: What album recorded in 1954 contains the track 'El amor de mi bohío'?

answer: Dinner in Havana


question: In what city was the album 'Dinner in Havana' recorded?

answer: New York


question: What are the names of New York and the studio where the album 'Dinner in Havana' was recorded?

answer: New York, Webster Hall Studios


question: What treaty between France and Spain ended the Italian Wars and required Emmanuel Philibert of Savoy to renounce his claim to Portugal's throne?

answer: Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis


question: Who was the leader of the Black Bands of Giovanni who previously held the position of Grand Master of Artillery?

answer: Giovanni de' Medici


question: What fortress later became the prison of the Man in the Iron Mask?

answer: fortress of Pinerolo


question: Who was the Grand Master of Artillery who replaced Giovanni de' Medici?

answer: Charles de Cossé, Count of Brissac


question: After the Treaty of Cateau-Cambrésis, the French crown and French negotiators issued a directive that complied with the terms of this treaty. This directive, given by the Constable of France, required Charles de Cossé, Count of Brissac to reduce military forces and dismantle fortifications, including overseeing the dismantling of the fortress of Pinerolo. How did Brissac feel about this directive?

answer: Brissac greatly resented the order


question: Which football league had a 1969-70 season with 452 total goals, an average of 2.48 goals per game, and a top scorer with 12 goals?

answer: DDR-Oberliga


question: Which East German secret police force conducted sting operations targeting East German football team's players after a midfielder defected to West Germany in 1979 and imprisoned three players for 11 months in 1981?

answer: Stasi (Ministry for State Security)


question: Which East German football club won the championship in the 1984-85 season and played in DDR-Oberliga?

answer: 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig


question: Which East German football club was affiliated with Stasi?

answer: BFC Dynamo


question: During a football match on December 2, 1978, between BFC Dynamo and 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig, how many fans were arrested?

answer: 35 to 38 fans


question: What environmental group organized a symbolic Citizens' Assembly at the Scottish Parliament on Burns Day 2019?

answer: Extinction Rebellion


question: What was the protest organized by Extinction Rebellion that involved bicycles blocking access points and a symbolic 'lie-in' with a bulldozer mock-up opposing airport expansion plans?

answer: Bikes Against Bulldozers protest on December 8, 2019


question: What was the offshoot group of Extinction Rebellion that planned to disrupt airport operations using drones in restricted aviation zones?

answer: Heathrow Pause


question: What action did Heathrow Pause carry out in September 2019?

answer: Heathrow Pause drone protest on September 13, 2019


question: How many people were arrested during the Heathrow Pause drone protest on September 13, 2019?

answer: Nineteen people were arrested


question: Who was the philosopher who founded positivism philosophy, instituted the religion of humanity after his partner's death, coined the term 'altruism', redefined positivism into a moral religion, and emphasized that love guides societal order?

answer: Auguste Comte


question: What work by Auguste Comte was initially presented as a 72-lecture series starting in 1826, evolved into a 6-volume series, established the basis for positivism, and is the predecessor to the 'System of Positive Polity'?

answer: Course of Positive Philosophy


question: Who translated Course of Positive Philosophy and authored a series that is part of a political economy series?

answer: Harriet Martineau


question: What series authored by Harriet Martineau is part of a political economy series and explores the societal impacts of taxation?

answer: Illustrations of Taxation


question: What is the title of the tale that is the first tale in Illustrations of Taxation?

answer: The park and the paddock