[Answer] Shilpa Shetty is all set to make her Bollywood comeback with a new movie. What is the film called?

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[Answer] What are the holes in Swiss cheese called?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What are the holes in Swiss cheese called?"

...The gas-formed holes in certain types of cheeses, such as Swiss and Gouda cheeses, are "eyes." Cheese without holes is "blind." Microbes in the mix metabolize the nutrients and release carbon dioxide gas. This forms the eyes. The eyes are the large, round and oval openings formed from gas during the cheese-making process. Other types of cheeses, such as Colby, may have tiny mechanical openings that relate to the way the curds knit together when pressing the cheese into the mold. These small openings are not considered "eyes." Source: CheeseScience.org

[Answer] 7. What is the event called to determine the start order of the cars for the race?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. What is the event called to determine the start order of the cars for the race?"

...1. qualifying 2. practice 3. happy hour 4. victory lap Typically qualifying rules now go into an F1 style group qualifying rather than single car runs. When the qualifier is rained out, the starting order is determined by the points standings.

[Answer] 5. "Just maths left to do, then I can relax for the rest of the holidays," called out Suzy to her mum. "Oh no! its algebra! Help!"Where in the world does the word algebra come from?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. "Just maths left to do, then I can relax for the rest of the holidays," called out Suzy to her mum. "Oh no! its algebra! Help!" Where in the world does the word algebra come from?"

...1. Canada 2. Mexico 3. Arabia 4. Japan Algebra comes from the Arabic Al-Jebr meaning the resetting of anything broken.

[Answer] 7. Mel Gibson starred in this 1993 movie called 'Man Without A __________.'

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Mel Gibson starred in this 1993 movie called 'Man Without A __________.'"

...1. Leg 2. Brain 3. Face 4. Hand

[Answer] 7. Which mountain in Egypt has a particular religious significance? It is sometimes called Jabal Musa.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. Which mountain in Egypt has a particular religious significance? It is sometimes called Jabal Musa."

...1. Delos Mountain 2. Mount Abu 3. Mount Sinai 4. Mount Judi Mount Sinai is located in Saint Katherine City, on the Sinai peninsula in Egypt. Mount Sinai is next to Mount St. Catherine, the tallest mountain in the range. This Mount Sinai is considered by some to be the Mount Sinai of the Bible, where God passed down the Ten Commandments to Moses ('Jabal Musa' means Moses' Mountain, in Arabic). There is debate about this, however; the Bible gives only an ambiguous location for Mount Sinai, saying only that it is somewhere in Arabia, and some scholars believe that it wouldn't make sense for the Israelites to have traveled in that area of the peninsula. Nonetheless, Mount Sinai in Saint Katherine City still holds religious significance: there are 3750 "steps of penitence" going up the mountain from behind the monastery, which sits at the base of Mount Sinai and Mount St. Catherine; and there is a mosque and a Greek Orthodox church at the summit of Mount Sinai.

[Answer] 1. What religious text is often simply called the "Good Book"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. What religious text is often simply called the "Good Book"? "

...1. Bardo Thodol 2. Christian Bible 3. Dianetics 4. Bhagavad Gita There is no definitive etymology for the naming of the Christian Bible as the "Good Book". The phrase has been around since at least the 19th Century as it is found in literature for that period. One theory is that the "good book" is a follow on from the similar colloquialism for the Christian bible of "Good News". "Good News" has a more defined etymology coming from the Greek euang�lion ("good" + "messenger"). The Greek term was Latinized as "evangelium" and then into Old English as g�dspel or gospel (g�d "good" + spel "news"). The Bhagavad Gita is a Hindu scripture that is part of the ancient epic called the "Mahabharata". "Dianetics" is a modern book written by L. Ron Hubbard that forms the basis for Scientology, while the Bardo Thodol is a funerary text more commonly known as the "Tibetan Book of the Dead".

[Ans] Which woman launched a brand of perfume called "Truth"?

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Adult entertainer and Donald Trump accuser Stormy Daniels launched her own fragrance, appropriately named “Truth.” Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, became a household name with her allegations of having had a sexual relationship with President Donald Trump. The gender-neutral scent, called "Truth," seems to be inspired by her legal battle with President Trump. Many potential names for Daniels’s fragrance (the tagline of which is “embrace your truth”) were kicked around, including Hush.

[Answer] Which woman launched a brand of perfume called "Truth"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which woman launched a brand of perfume called "Truth"?"

...Adult entertainer and Donald Trump accuser Stormy Daniels launched her own fragrance, appropriately named “Truth.” Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, became a household name with her allegations of having had a sexual relationship with President Donald Trump. The gender-neutral scent, called "Truth," seems to be inspired by her legal battle with President Trump. Many potential names for Daniels’s fragrance (the tagline of which is “embrace your truth”) were kicked around, including Hush.

[Answer] 2. "We don't need no education." This is just a segment of a song called "Another Brick on the Wall". Which band sings this song?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. "We don't need no education." This is just a segment of a song called "Another Brick on the Wall". Which band sings this song?"

...1. Styx 2. Pink Floyd 3. Genesis 4. Kiss This song is featured on Pink Floyd's "The Wall" album, which also contained the single "Comfortably Numb".

[Answer] 4. "I'm in this little town called Radiator Springs. You know Route 66? It's still here!"From which Pixar film is this quote taken?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. "I'm in this little town called Radiator Springs. You know Route 66? It's still here!" From which Pixar film is this quote taken?"

...1. Cars 2. WALL-E 3. Ratatouille 4. Up "Cars" was released in 2006. It is about a racecar who accidentally finds himself in the middle of a small town on Route 66. Owen Wilson voices Lightning McQueen, and the lovable Mater was voiced by Larry the Cable Guy. The quote is by Lightning McQueen. He falls asleep and Mack the truck accidentally loses McQueen. When they finally get ahold of McQueen, he tells them he is lost in Radiator Springs.

[Answer] 2. John Keats died of tuberculosis. It was called the most 'Romantic disease' at that time. What was another name for tuberculosis?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. John Keats died of tuberculosis. It was called the most 'Romantic disease' at that time. What was another name for tuberculosis?"

...1. Typhoid 2. Cancer 3. White Death 4. AIDS Tuberculosis or consumption was also called 'The White Death'. During Keats' time it was synonymous with death. There was no cure for it at the time. It was also the family disease of the Keats family.

[Answer] 1. My cousin Stosh called and wants to come and visit with Beauford, but at the moment, his plans are 'up in the air'. What is that?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. My cousin Stosh called and wants to come and visit with Beauford, but at the moment, his plans are 'up in the air'. What is that?"

...1. he has several options he must consider 2. he needs to ask his wife Hortense 3. he's going skydiving 4. he's not crazy about seeing Beauford, anyway This one is difficult to track. There seems to be little or no information to the origin of 'up in the air', but it is a common phrase and has been in use in the midwest, at least, for 50 years or more.

[Answer] What are the dots on dice called?

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...Each side of a standard die has a collection of depressions, or "pips." These pips are a set, showing different numbers on each side of the dice - numbers ranging from one to six. This is the standard norm for six-sided dice. The pips are usually painted a contrasting color to the actual color of the die. For example, a white die may have black or red pips. If the die is a traditional one, each of the numbers, when combined with the number of pips on its opposing side, will add up to seven. Source: Reference.com

[Answer] 10. This English born scientist has been called the most influential scientist in history. His study of light and motion and mathematics revolutionized scientific theory.

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. This English born scientist has been called the most influential scientist in history. His study of light and motion and mathematics revolutionized scientific theory."

...1. Isaac Newton 2. Edward Jenner 3. John Dalton 4. Francis Bacon Newton was born in 1642, the year Galileo died. He was not a good student and when a teenager, his mother took him out of school and tried to interest him in farming. He died in 1727 and was the first scientist buried in Westminster Abbey.

[Answer] 8. He is perhaps the most famous bear in the world. He was first called Edward, and later had his name changed. What's his name?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. He is perhaps the most famous bear in the world. He was first called Edward, and later had his name changed. What's his name?"

...1. Phoo That Winnie 2. Pooh Pooh 3. Winne Tou 4. Winnie The Pooh

[Answer] 2. In which sport do you use a piece of equipment called a puck?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. In which sport do you use a piece of equipment called a puck?"

...1. Baseball 2. Fencing 3. Skiing 4. Hockey A puck is a small disc of (usually) vulcanized rubber. It serves the same purpose as a ball does in many games played on dirt. The standard puck is one inch thick and three inches in diameter. Most are black in color and weigh about six ounces. There are many people who refer to a puck as a "biscuit".

[Answer] 10. The outer skin of a cell is called a what?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. The outer skin of a cell is called a what?"

...1. Mitochondria 2. Nucleus 3. Membrane 4. Cytoplasm

[Ans] What is the game of checkers called in England?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the game of checkers called in England?"

“Checkers” is the American name of the game known as Draughts in England, Dams in Scotland, and Dames in France. The name "Checkers" is an obvious reference to the pattern of the board, a typical but not universal feature of the game family. "Draughts" refers to fact the game pieces are "draught" (drawn or dragged) across the board. The name derives from the verb to draw or to move. It is very likely that Draughts was derived from Alquerque in medieval Europe.

[Answer] What is the game of checkers called in England?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What is the game of checkers called in England?"

...“Checkers” is the American name of the game known as Draughts in England, Dams in Scotland, and Dames in France. The name "Checkers" is an obvious reference to the pattern of the board, a typical but not universal feature of the game family. "Draughts" refers to fact the game pieces are "draught" (drawn or dragged) across the board. The name derives from the verb to draw or to move. It is very likely that Draughts was derived from Alquerque in medieval Europe.