Which of Jupiter's moons are most likely to have life on them?

are-->is
them-->it

Singapore consists of how many island?

island-->islands

"Aluminium is the most abundant mineral in the Earths crust. Why wasn't it discovered until mid 19th century"

typo in the answer:

Its very reactive and so rarely found unbound in nature

Its-->It's
so-->
nature-->nature.


"Which composer was was born in the Dalmatian port city of Spalato (now, Split, Croatia)?"

was was-->was

look, i'm fine with this question, but its presence illustrates the uncertainty for us in understanding the criteria for what gets accepted.

"Which planet was Princess Leia raised on?"

while star wars is quite popular, this seems to clearly fall into
"Do not ask ones that ... [are] known only by a special group (e.g. Magic the Gathering, comics etc.)."

"When did Martin Luther King Jr. won the Nobel peace prize?"

won-->win

"Which of these Fairy Tales wrote Brothers Grimm?"

wrote-->was written by the

Thanks, I will forward these to our quiz admin!

Who is the main character (R. Deckard) in the movie "Blade Runner" by R. Scott?

is-->plays

How often does the average human blink?

1 second
3 seconds
8 seconds
5 seconds

Well, if someone just blinks 5 seconds (which is the accepted answer) he/she will have used all the blinking real soon after birth!! I'm sure it should have been "Once per 1/3/5/8 seconds"

What fraction of an iceberg is below the water?
All the answers are given as percentages, not fractions.

Michael Phelps (USA) is regarded as the most successful Olympian of all time. Who is Britain's most successful Olympian of all time?

Steve Smith
Matthew Pinsent
* Steve Redgrave
Sebastian Coe

Question is outdated. Be careful with questions that are time dependent

"When did Martin Luther King Jr. won the Nobel peace prize?"

won-->win

"Who is the main character in TV series Spin city?"

character-->actor

"When Jack in "Jack and the beanstalk" climbs the beanstalk he meats a ..... ?"

meats-->meets
beanstalk-->beanstalk,

So if Jack "meats" something up there, does that mean that he chops it up for the BBQ?

"How old was Jesus when he was crucified?"

If you for a moment assume that Jesus is a historical figure it is uncertain when he was born, some estimates say between year 6 and 4 BCE (Before Common Era) and his death between year 30 and 36 CE (Common Era).
Since both 30 and 33 are in the answer option a reference must be part of the question. 33 was accepted as correct answer here.
If you don't accept Jesus as a historical figure then you definitely need a reference.

shouldn't this qualify as 'known only to a special group'?

"In the cinema version of The Lord of the Rings, what form did the firework lit by Merry and Pippin take?"

this is not exactly a major plot point.

Q : What was the original goal of the Crusades?
Two of the given answers are correct.
A : To defeat the Muslims
A : To free the Holy Land
.
the original goal was to liberate the holy land from the evil tread of the Muslims.

i don't understand this question. there are balls associated with all the sports in the answers.
i selected the answer with beach as one of the three (beach ball - not a sport) but was told that was incorrect (beach volley ball?).

Put "ball" at the end of each of these words. Which group has a ball not associated with a sport?

"Cobras can do something remarkable with their venom. What?"

not all cobras. just spitting cobras. solution:

"Certain cobras can do something remarkable with their venom. What?"

''What nationality is writer/singer Leonard Cohen?"

is-->was