General Knowledge: Things with the same name #2

Zeeland is a province of what country?

Zealand is an island in what country?

New Zealand was formerly a colony of what country?

Sealand is a self-proclaimed sovereign micronation located on a World War II fort in the ocean, off the coast of what country?

Cebu is an island in what country, where the Cebuano language is spoken?

The cebu or zebu is a South Asian variety of what animal?

 

 

What famous sled dog race ends in Nome, Alaska?

What ancient civilization was divided into districts called nomes, each ruled by a nomarch?

Nassau is the capital of what country?

The House of Orange-Nassau is the royal house of what country?

Those are both named after the original Nassau, a town in what country?

Lake Van is the largest lake in what Middle Eastern country?

What is the world's best-selling van, produced from 1950 to the present?

In Greek mythology, Theseus killed what monster inside the Labyrinth?

Some kinds of fish have a organ called a labyrinth which allows them to do what?

The practice of palm reading is called what?

What are the leaves of a palm tree called?

How many feet are in a yard?

How many feet are in a line of iambic pentameter?

The foot of a squid is divided into how many appendages?

What kind of doctor specializes in treating conditions of the foot?

A grist mill produces what product?

How many mills equal a U.S. dollar?

A miller is a kind of what insect?

In 1837, the Analytical Engine, the first general-purpose computer, was designed but never built. Entirely mechanical instead of electronic, it had a component called the mill which performed arithmetic operations, like the CPU of a modern computer. Who designed it?