Arts and Entertainment
Felix Salten is well-known for writing this Disney cartoon.|bambi
The cartoonist Pat Sullivan is best-known for creating this character.|felixthecat, felix
This feature film served as the final episode of the TV series M*A*S*H.|goodbyefarewellandamen
The world-famous novel Treasure Island was written by this author.|robertstevenson, stevenson
Speed skating was invented in this European country.|netherlands, thenetherlands
The actress Betty Joan Perske is better known by this stage name.|laurenbacall, bacall
The actor Joe Yule, Jr. is better known by this stage name.|mickeyrooney, rooney
This actor starred as the primary protagonist in the Mission Impossible series.|tomcruise, cruise
This famous British crime-novelist, known for books such as And Then There Were None, used the pen name Mary Westmacott.|agathachristie, christie
The singer-songwriter Vincent Furnier is better known by this stage name.|alicecooper, cooper
It's Not Unusual, Delilah and She's a Lady are songs by this Welsh singer.|tomjones, jones
Come Fly With Me, All the Way and Somethin' Stupid are songs by this American artist.|sinatra, franksinatra
The nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb was written by this American editor.|sarahhale, hale
Mary Tourtel is well-known for creating this comic strip character.|rupert, rupertbear
Actors who have played the titular character in this science-fiction TV series include Tom Baker, Matt Smith and William Hartnell.|doctorwho

Society and Humanities
This famous novelist was a WW1 ambulance driver before starting his career in writing.|ernesthemmingway, hemmingway
This is the Roman God of sleep.|somnus
This is the Greek God of sleep.|hypnos
The composer Antonio Vivaldi was employed as this before becoming a musician.|priest
This is the name of the four holy books in Hinduism.|thevedas, vedas
Douglas Engelbart is well-known for inventing this popular computer peripheral.|mouse, computermouse
The world-famous author Hans Christian Andersen was employed as this before becoming a writer.|actor
The Battle of Magenta, fought between the French and the Austrians, took place in this country.|italy
This novelist, famous for books such as the Silent Lady and the Round Tower, ranks as the most widely read author in the United Kingdom.|catherinecookson, cookson
Our Lady of Aparecida is a patron saint of this South American nation.|brazil
This is actor Sean Connery's real first name.|thomas
This scientist captained the HMS Beagle, which made a voyage around the world with famous geologist Charles Darwin on board.|robertfitzroy, fitzroy
Name a person that has played the drums for the rock band The Rolling Stones.|chapman, tonychapman, watts, charliewatts, ronniewood, wood
This famous speech, delivered by President Abraham Lincoln in November 1863, was held in the state of Pennsylvania.||Gettysburgaddress, gettysburg
This is the patron saint of music.|StCecilia, cecilia
He was Canada's first Prime Minister.|johnmacdonald, macdonald
This retail company's slogan is "Expect More. Pay Less."|target
He was the first person to swim the English Channel without any equipment or assistance.|matthewwebb, webb
Matthew Webb was the first person to swim this body of water without any equipment or assistance.|englishchannel
This nation hosted the 1952 Summer Olympics.|finland
This nation hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics.|australia
This nation hosted the 1968 Summer Olympics.|mexico
This nation hosted the 2014 Winter Olympics.|russia
This nation hosted the 2006 Winter Olympics.|italy


Science and Geography
This is the largest airline of Russia.|aeroflot
This American city was named after former British Prime Minister William Pitt.|pittsburgh
The dish Skordalia originated in this southern European nation.|greece
Nephrology is the study of this human organ.|kidney
The dancer Mata Hari, suspected for being a German spy and executed during WW1, was born in this country.|netherlands, thenetherlands
Name one nation, both located in the southeast of Europe, that the Pindus mountain range spans over.|greece, albania
A group of this animal is known as a labour.|mole
Hot cross buns, commonly eaten on Good Friday, originated in this European country.|uk, unitedkingdom
Asteroidea is the scientific name of this aquatic animal.|starfish
Viscum Album is the scientific name of this plant, commonly used as festive decorations.|mistletoe
Jonquil is a shade of this primary color.|yellow
This violet-colored plant shares its name with the Greek Goddess of the rainbow.|iris
Fennec, Gray and Arctic are all species of this animal.|fox
The mathematical theorem that states for every right-angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides was named after this Greek mathematician.|pythagoras
This is the name of a small domestic pidgeon.|squab
This is the smallest Australian state.|tasmania
This is the largest Australian state.|WA, westernaustralia
The distance between any one point on a sinusoidal wave and the same point on the next wave is known as this.|wavelength
This is the national plant of Mexico.|dahlia
This airport's IATA airport code is LHR.|londonheathrow, heathrow
This airport's IATA airport code is AMS.|amsterdamairportschiphol, Schiphol
This airport's IATA airport code is SYD.|syndeyairport, sydney
This west Asian country produces the most saffron worldwide.|iran
The largest contiguous empire in history was founded by this Asian emperor.|genghiskhan, khan
Stratocumuliform, Stratiforms and Cirriform are all types of this natural phenomenon.|cloud
This US state, located on the east coast, was the first state to legalize the use of seat belts.|NY, newyork
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