My Questions

Chemically pure gold contains how many carats?
24
What is the tallest and thickest type of grass? Bamboo
What was the surname of the family who employed Julie Andrews' character in 'The Sound Of Music'? Von Trappe
Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest more than any other? Ireland
What is the most common gas in the air we breathe? Nitrogen
Which three different actors played Batman in the movies between 1989 and 1997? Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer and George Clooney
What colour is Bart's skateboard in the introduction? Green
The theme tune to which TV show starts with the line "Stick a pony in me pocket"? Only Fools And Horses
Which soap opera is set in the fictional county of Borsetshire? The Archers
Who did Sue Barker replace as host of the BBC quiz show "A Question Of Sport"? David Coleman
Which "Generation Game" presenter was famous for his catchphrase "Shut That Door"? Larry Grayson
"No Mean City" by Maggie Bell is the theme tune to which long running Scottish TV detective show? Taggart
Anthony, Barbara, Dave, Denise, Jim and Norma make up which famous family on British TV? The Royle Family
Which part did Deforest Kelley play in the TV series Star Trek? Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy
True or False In space it is impossible to cry? True (there is no gravity, so tears cannot flow)
Famous sitcom actor Kelsey Grammar provides the voice for for a character in which famous cartoon TV Series The Simpsons
The largest ever picnic for a childs toy was held in Dublin in 1995 where 33,573 of the toys were there . What Teddy Bear
was the toy ?
Which American state comes first alphabetically? Alabama
In Greek legend, what is the name given to the creature that is half man and half bull? Minotaur
Which country has the airline KLM? The Netherlands
The sinking of which famous German battleship was portrayed in the title of a 1960 film? The Bismark
What organisation is also known as "La Cosa Nostra"? The Mafia
What was the Titanic’s first port of call after it left Southampton? Cherbourg
Which mountain overshadows Fort William in scotland ? Ben Nevis
What was the name of the 1995 film starring Sandra Bullock as a computer expert whose identity is erased? The Net
A penguin called Wheezy was a character in which film ? Toy Story 2
Who played Vince in the 1980s TV series "Just Good Friends"? Paul Nicholas
In which 1994 film did Whoopi Goldberg provide the voice of a hyena called Shenzi? "The Lion King"
What is the only venomous snake in Britain? The Adder
How many pieces are there in a standard set of dominoes? 28
James Earl Ray was responsible for who's death in 1968? Martin Luther King's
In which city in England is the National Railway Museum? York
In the music world, which group sacked Simon Fuller in 1997? Manager of the Spice Girls
Which Roman God is one of the symbols of St Valentine's Day? Cupid
What was the challanging method of catching a fly asked of Daniel in the film "The Karate Kid"? Using chopsticks to do it
Actor Richard Kiel is best known for playing which character in two bond films ? Jaws (in two James Bond films)
Which is the odd one out, Comet, Dixon, Cupid, Vixen? Dixon - the others are Santa's reindeer
Which planet in the solar system is named after the Roman messenger to the Gods? Mercury
What product did Coke invented in 1982? Diet Coke
Which Japanese word, also used in the English language, means "empty orchestra"? Karaoke
On which date does Halloween fall? October 31st
Oscar is the first name of which of the famous songwriting duo Rogers and Hammerstein? Hammerstein
On 11th February 1990, which famous person was released from Victor-Verster prison? Nelson Mandela
What are the names of Donald Duck's three nephews? Huey, Dewey and Louie
In which 1993 film does a boy called Jonah write to a woman called Annie, asking her to meet his father at the "Sleepless In Seattle"
Empire State building on St. Valentine's Day?
What was unique aboutAlfred Hitchcock's movie "Rope"? first colour movie
Born Stanley Burrell in 1963, who had a top ten hit in 1990 called "U Can't touch This"? M.C. Hammer
What colour is Sonic the Hedgehog? Blue
What is the colour of the flag of Libya, which is the only national flag consisting of only one colour? Green
In which city did gangster Al Capone operate? Chicago
Which Superhero comic character appeared in 1938 for the first time? 193Superman
Which pop star played Adrian Mole's mother on TV? Lulu
On arriving in New York, which writer famously said... "I have nothing to declare but my genius"? Oscar Wilde
With which game would you use a "squidger", a circular disc between 25mm and 51 mm? Tiddlywinks
What was Muhammed Ali's name before he changed it? Cassius Clay
How many scottish football league teams names end in United? 3 (Dundee United, Ayr United and Airdrie United
Which Bee Gee died while undergoing emergency surgery in January 2003? Maurice Gibb
What is the Latin name for the constellation that is commonly known as the Great Bear? Ursa Major
Who played Hutch in the TV series 'Starsky and Hutch'? David Soul
Which of "The Simpsons" can play the saxophone? Lisa
By what name is Cherilyn Sakasian La Pierre better known? Cher
Which Eastenders actor has played the policeman Nick Rowan on TV? Nick Berry (in "Heartbeat")
Which patron saint's day is observed on November 30th? St Andrew's
Which "Pop Idol" had a number one hit in 2004 called "All This Time"? Michelle McManus
From which country does the drink Pernod originate? France
What is the alcoholic ingredient of Irish coffee? Whiskey
Which TV comedy character had the saying "This time, next year, we'll be millionaires" (character)? Derek Trotter
What is a more common name for the Aurora Borealis? The Northern Lights
In which year did Wimpey open the first burger restaurant in Britain? (5 Years either way) 1954
Which drink is advertised on TV with the slogan ‘Come out to play’? Archers
What mythical creature has the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion? Griffin
What song marked the chart debut of singer Cyndi Lauper? Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
Which detective from New Mexico who rode a horse in the opening sequences had a boss called Chief Peter B Deputy Marshall Sam McCloud
Clifford?
the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo sparked the start of which war ? World War I
Who plays thief Neil McCauley in the 1995 film "Heat"? Robert De Niro
Which University in the UK has the largest number of students? The Open University
With which Christmas film would you associate the character of Jack Skellington? The Nightmare Before Christmas
Who commanded the Scottish army at the Battle Of Bannockburn? Robert The Bruce
In April 1980, what was the name of first British TV series to feature a female police detective starring Jill The Gentle Touch
Gascoine as the leading character?
Which 1996 film was based on a novel by Jane Austen and featured Gwyneth Paltrow in the leading role? Emma
What is the most common street name in Britain? High Street
On which BBC TV show did the plasticine character Morph first appear? Take Hart
Which Doctor did the author Hugh Lofting write about in a series of children's books? Doctor Doolittle
Which animal's name means river horse? Hippopotamous
If you were eating escargots in a French restaurant what would you be eating? Snails
From which American state does the drink Jack Daniels come? Tennessee
Which England international footballer started his footballing career at Canadian club Calgary Foothills FC? Owen Hargreaves
What is the most frequently sung song in the language of English? Happy Birthday To You
What are the surnames of the Three Tenors? Pavarotti, Carraras, Domingo
In which European country is Dalmatia, from where the Dalmation dog gets its name? Croatia
For what event in history is baker Thomas Farynor known? The Great Fire Of London
Which Scottish football team is an anagram of "Normal Kick"? Kilmarnock
Who scored 185 goals for Arsenal a club record until it was beaten by Theirry Henry? Ian Wright
What is the capital of Canada? Ottawa
Who is the all-time best-selling fiction writer in the world, whose 78 crime novels have sold an estimated 2 billion Agatha Christie
copies?
From which country does the drink Stella Artois originate? Belgium
Which 1974 sequel starring Marlon Brando won six Oscars? "The Godfather: Part 2"
What is the only country which is crossed by both the equator and the tropic of capricorn? Brazil
In the novel "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" what was the name of the captain of the submarine "Nautilus"? Captain Nemo
Which fruit is distilled to make Calvados? Apples (Apple Brandy)
Which male singer sang the opening line of the original Band Aid single "Do They Know It's Christmas"? Paul Young's
In what year did the first Eurovision Song Contest take place? 1956
Which footballer won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals at 1986 World Cup Finals? Gary Lineker
What is the largest of the West Indian islands? Cuba
In which famous book would you come across a Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster? The Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy
Pirate Edward Teach was better known by what nickname? Blackbeard
Where in the body would you find the hallux? On your foot (it's your big toe)
What is the lightest weight category in boxing? Light Flyweight
What was Madonna's first UK number one? "Into The Groove"
"Buenos dias" is a greeting in which language? Spanish
What is Britain's largest lake? Loch Lomond
Which famous character was created by Michael Bond in a series of books for children? Paddington Bear
Which toy had the sales slogan "Real tough toys for real tough boys" Tonka
Actress who played the heroine in Casablanca? Ingrid Bergman
Czechoslovakia became the first country in 1969 to make the wearing of what compulsory? Seat Belts
Who was the first unseeded player to win the Wimbledon Mens Singles title? Boris Becker
What was introduced into the English football league in 1981 rewarding winning teams? the 3 points system
What number on the Beaufort scale represents a hurricane? 12
In which year were three points for a win introduced into the English football league? 1981
Desmond Llewelyn play which character in 17 Bond Filmsof ? Q
Which film did Elvis Presley play the character of Lucky Jackson in, and had a title which was also a hit single for Viva Las Vegas
Elvis?
What two letters are worth the most in a game of Scrabble? "Q" and "Z" (both worth 10 points)
Who created havoc in 1938, when his radio broadcast of "The War Of The Worlds" was believed to be true? Orson Welles
What is the world's most southerly capital? Wellington
Which of the Teletubbies is the smallest? Po
Who played Ororo Munroe, a.k.a. Storm, in the 2000 film X-Men? Halle Berry
How are twin sisters Monica and Gabriela Irimia better known in the music world? The Cheeky Girls
Alfred Nobel, the man after whom the Nobel Prizes are named, was originally well known for inventing what? Dynamite
Which famous ship was damaged by fire in May 2007 while undergoing restoration at Greenwich in London? The Cutty Sark
What type of animal lives in a sett? Badger
With which comic would you associate Beryl the Peril and Korky the Cat? The Dandy
Which london landmark was sold in 1962 to an American entrepreneur, and moved to Arizona? London Bridge
What product has the slogan "Tell 'em about the honey, Mummy" ? Sugar Puffs
An emerald is normally what colour? Green
What is the name given to a group of witches? A coven
Which country's national symbol is a Lotus flower? India
By what stage name did William Claude Dukenfield achieve fame? W. C. Fields
During which TV game show were the contestants invited to go "wild in the aisles"? Supermarket Sweep
In the 1994 film "The Flintstones", which legendary actress played Fred Flintstone's mother-in-law? Elizabeth Taylor
In September 2003, Fathers 4 Justice campaigner Jason Hatch caused an embarrassing security breach at Batman
Buckingham Palace dressed as who?
What is the largest planet in our Solar System? Jupiter
Which famous footballer left Tottenham in 1992 to join Japanese side Grampus Eight? Gary Lineker
What distance is covered in one circuit of a modern outdoor running track? 400 metres
How many players are there in a hockey team? 11
Issac Hayes provides the voice of Chef in which animated TV comedy series ? South Park
Which movie features a space ship called the Nostromo? Alien
What country had the Roman name Hibernia? Ireland
Who appeared on the world's first postage stamp, the Penny Black? Queen Victoria
In which country was Marie Curie born? Poland, Austria or Switzerland? Poland
What is Homer's local bar called?
International Nurses Day is held on May 12, the anniversary of the birth of which famous nurse? Florence Nightingale
What 1984 film starred Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Sigourney Weaver? "Ghostbusters"
On a standard dart board, what is the lowest number that cannot be scored with a single dart? 23
Who had a top ten hit with “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll" in April 1982? Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
Which three sports make up the triathlon? Running, Cycling and Swimming
Which 1973 hit single includes the lyrics "and the man in the back said everyone attack"? "Ballroom Blitz" (by Sweet)
What was the name of author A. A. Milne's son, the name of whom he used in his "Winnie The Pooh" books? Christopher Robin
Which gift is traditionally given on a 15th wedding anniversary? China, Crystal or Tin? Crystal
Which "P" is the correct technical term for the art of making and displaying fireworks? Pyrotechnics
Which British city has more miles of canal than Venice? Birmingham
What was the name of Captain Nemo’s submarine? Nautlius
Which TV family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace? The Simpsons
Who received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song from the film “Live and Let Die”? Paul McCartney
What nickname was given to the 7th Armoured Division in 1940? The Desert Rats
"It's Hebrew, it's from the Talmud. It says, Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire." from which book and Schindler's List
movie did this appear?
Robbie Lewis was the sidekick to which Detective Chief Inspector? Inspector Morse
What are the main four blood groups? A, B, AB and O
Which cricketer captained England's Ashes winning team of 2005? Michael Vaughn
What nationality was Christopher Columbus? Italian
Based on characters from Greek mythology, the 1963 film "Jason And The Argonauts" is centred around a quest The Golden Fleece
to find what?
What is the largest lake in the Lake District? Lake Windemere
How many bottles of champagne are there in a magnum? 2
Who was the first snooker player to score a maximum 147 break in World Championship snooker? Cliff Thornburn
In 1978, which country became the first to receive "nul points" overall, with their entry "Mil Etter Mil"? Norway
If the cheetah is the fastest thing on four legs, what is the fastest on two legs? The ostrich
The book "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie caused controversy after it was claimed it was blasphemous Islam
against which religion?
Who wrote the musical "We Will Rock You" in collaboration with Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor? Ben Elton
Which two boxers were involved in the "Rumble In The Jungle" world title fight in 1974? Muhammad Ali and George Foreman
The burning of what substance produces most of the world's electricity? Coal
What name is given to a male swan? Cob
In which film did Roger Moore first play James Bond? Live And Let Die
The binary system of numbers uses which two numerical digits? 1 and 0
How did Judith Keppel make television history in November 2000? She won a million on 'Who Wants To Be A Million
What was the first city in the Southern hemisphere to host the Olympic Games? Melbourne
Which shop did Anita Roddick open in Brighton in 1976, leading to a highly successful chain of stores now trading The Body Shop
in over 40 countries worldwide?
What number in Bingo is sometimes referred to as "Heinz varieties"? 57
What are the three primary colours of light? Red, Blue and Green
How many verses make up the national anthem "God Save The Queen"? Three
Which actress wore a animal-skin bikini for a famous publicity shot for the 1966 film "One Million Years B.C."? Raquel Welch
goalkeeper Rene Higuita's who cleared a shot against England, when he dived under the ball and back-heeled it Columbia
while airborne. What was his nationality ?
What sign of the zodiac would you be if you were born on St. Valentine's Day? Aquarius
Who, in 1984, won the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award, the only time it has been awarded to two Torvill and Dean
people?
Which historical figure is reputed to have laid his cloak over a muddy puddle so that Queen Elizabeth I would not Sir Walter Raleigh
get her feet dirty?
What colour is the cross on the flag of Switzerland? White
In which Formula One team did Damon Hill replace Nigel Mansell? Williams
Which actor did Jennifer Anniston marry in July 2000? Brad Pitt
In the film "Home Alone", to which country do Kevin's family fly to for Christmas, leaving him behind? France
Who bought Chelsea football club for £1 in 1982? Ken Bates
Which "Doctor" was arrested in 1910 on board the SS Montrose for the murder of his wife and is regarded as the Dr. Crippen
first criminal to be arrested with the help of radio comunication?
Who was the first snooker player to score a maximum 147 break in World Championship snooker? Cliff Thornburn
Which American athlete won 4 gold medals at the 1984 Olympic games? Carl Lewis
Who was Britain's first million pound footballer? Trevor Francis
At the age of 42, which Cameroon player became the oldest ever to play in the World Cup Finals? Roger Milla
Who ended Bjorn Borg's reign of five consecutive Wimbledon titles, when he beat him in the final in 1981? John McEnroe
Which famous sportsman lit the torch at the opening ceremony of the 1996 Olympic Games? Muhammed Ali
In the 1984 Olympics, who did Zola Budd accidentally trip up? Mary Decker
Which footballing duo sang "Diamond Lights" in 1987? Chris Waddle and Glenn Hoddle
What is the national sport of Japan? Sumo Wrestling
After the 1994/95 Premiership season, which Tottenham Hotspur player became the first foreigner to win the Jurgen Klinsmann
footballer of the year award?
Which famous race takes place annually between Putney and Mortlake? The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race
How long is an Olympic sized swimming pool? 50 metres
Which sport, of Celtic origin, uses a ball called a sliotar? Hurling
How many premiership league football teams have names which start and end with the same letter? 2 - Aston Villa, Liverpool,
Who won 94 singles titles, including the US Open, French Open and Australian Open titles in the 1980s, but Ivan Lendl
never won at Wimbledon?
With which sport would you associate Greg Le Mond? Cycling
How many players in total get down in a normal rugby union scrum? 16
The winner of which sporting event is awarded the "Venus Rose Water Dish"? Ladies Singles at Wimbledon
Playing for Leeds United in August 1992, who became the first player to score a hat-trick in the Premiership? Eric Cantona
How many kilometres long is the "walk" - the longest race in men's athletics? 50
What did the English international football team do in October 1961 and in November 1981, but never in Qualified for the world cup finals
between?
How many players are there in a Rugby League team? 13
Who won the gold medal for Britain at the 100 metres breaststroke in 1980? Duncan Goodhew
Which three footballers won the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year Award in the 20th century? Bobby Moore, Paul Gasgoine and Michael Owen
Steve Davis reached every final of the Snooker World Championship between 1983 and 1989, but who were the Dennis Taylor and Joe Johnson
two players who beat him?
What is the final event in a decathlon? 1500 metres
In 1976, which gymnast scored 7 maximum scores of 10 as she won three gold medals, one silver and one Nadia Comaneci
bronze?
What colour is the centre scoring zone on an archery target? Gold
Chukkas are periods of play in which sport? Polo
In the Olympic Games, what five sports make up the modern pentathlon? Running, Fencing, Swimming, Horse Riding and
Brian Deane scored the first ever Premiership goal for which team? Sheffield United
Chukkas are periods of play in which sport? Middlesex
How many hurdles must a runner jump over in the 110m men’s hurdles race? 10
How many times are a team allowed to touch a volleyball before it crosses the net? 3
Which European football club is nicknamed "La Vicchia Signora", which translates as "the old lady"? Juventus
At which distance did Sally Gunnell win her gold medal for hurdling at the 1992 Olympics? 400 metres
In what year did Steve Redgrave win his first gold medal at the Olympics? 1984
Charlotte Edwards led England`s women to World Cup glory in which sport in March 2009? Cricket
How many players make up an Australian rules football team? 18
What is the maximum number of horses allowed to run in the Grand National? 40
What is the most common street name in Britain? High Street
617 squadron where better known as what in reference to their mission in world war 2 Dam Busters
Which Doctor did the author Hugh Lofting write about in a series of children's books? Doctor Doolittle
Which animal's name means river horse? Hippopotamous
Which England international footballer started his footballing career at Canadian club Calgary Foothills FC? Owen Hargreaves
What is the most frequently sung song in the language of English? Happy Birthday To You
What are the surnames of the Three Tenors? Pavarotti, Carraras, Domingo
In which European country is Dalmatia, from where the Dalmation dog gets its name? Croatia
For what event in history is baker Thomas Farynor known? The Great Fire Of London
What was the name of the Brighton hotel bombed by the IRA in 1984 The Grand
Who scored 185 goals for Arsenal a club record until it was beaten by Theirry Henry? Ian Wright
What is the capital of Canada? Ottawa
copies?
From which country does the drink Stella Artois originate? Belgium
Where is the Ceremony Of The Keys held each evening? Tower Of London
What is the only country which is crossed by both the equator and the tropic of capricorn? Brazil
Which fruit is distilled to make Calvados? Apples (Apple Brandy)
Which male singer sang the opening line of the original Band Aid single "Do They Know It's Christmas"? Paul Young's
In what year did the first Eurovision Song Contest take place? 1956
Which footballer won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals at 1986 World Cup Finals? Gary Lineker
What is the largest of the West Indian islands? Cuba
How many english counties start with the letter "N" 5 - Norfolk, Northumberland, North Yorkshire, N
Nottinghamshire
Pirate Edward Teach was better known by what nickname? Blackbeard
Where in the body would you find the hallux? On your foot (it's your big toe)
What is the lightest weight category in boxing? Light Flyweight
Which Prime Minister introduced the National Lottery to Britain? John Major (1994)
"Buenos dias" is a greeting in which language? Spanish
What is Britain's largest lake? Loch Lomond
Which famous character was created by Michael Bond in a series of books for children? Paddington Bear
Which toy had the sales slogan "Real tough toys for real tough boys" Tonka
Which current member of the Royal Family qualified as a motor mechanic during World War 2? The Queen
Czechoslovakia became the first country in 1969 to make the wearing of what compulsory? Seat Belts
Who was the first unseeded player to win the Wimbledon Mens Singles title? Boris Becker
What number on the Beaufort scale represents a hurricane? 12
Which is the only English Football League Club with five letter “R’s” in its name? Kidderminster Harriers
In centimetres, how high is a table tennis table? 76
Elvis?
Elvis?
Which bird is known worldwide as the symbol of wisdom? The Owl
The film and book ‘Ring of Bright Water’ told the story of which kind of creature? Otter
In which town is Fawlty Towers set? Torquay
Who is the father of Fifi Trixibelle, Peaches and Pixie? Bob Geldof
Which company was founded in Southampton during 1969 by David Quale and Richard Block? (B & Q)
Which British ladies tennis player won the French Open in 1976? (Sue Barker)
What is the highest mountain in Africa? (Mt Kilimanjaro)
In which country is Auschwitz concentration camp? Poland
From which country did the Soviet Union withdraw in 1988 ending a 10-year war? (Afghanistan)
Which motorcar shares its name with a Spanish born painter and sculptor? (The Citroen Xsara Picasso)
Which Islands did Captain Cook name The Friendly Islands? (Tonga)
Chartwell in Kent was the home of which former Prime Minister? (Winston Churchill)
Who was the Greek Gladiator who raised an army of his fellow slaves (Sparticus)
in a revolt against Roman rule in 73 BC and was latter crucified?
The main square in Venice is named after which saint? (St. Mark)
In which month is the Notting Hill Carnival held? (August)
Who was the first soccer player to score 100 league goals in the Premier League? (Alan Shearer)
With which classic song did Bruce Willis have a UK No.2 hit in 1987? (Under The Boardwalk)
On which Apollo mission did Armstrong and Aldrin land on the moon? (Apollo 11)
Which three people presented the Generation Game before Jim Davidson? (Bruce Forsyth, Larry Grayson & Roy Castle)
In which county is the seaside town of Westward Ho!? (Devon)
Name the 3 female suspects in a game of Cluedo? Miss Scarlet / Mrs. Peacock / Mrs. White
At which resort did Billy Butlin establish his first holiday camp? (Skegness)
True or False: St. Patrick was born in Ireland? False (he was born in Wales)
What colour is the centre scoring zone on an archery target? Gold
Which footballing duo sang "Diamond Lights" in 1987? Chris Waddle and Glenn Hoddle
Who had a number one hit in 1974 called "Billy Don't Be A Hero"? Paper Lace
The loganberry is a cross between which 2 fruits? Raspberry and blackberry
Which ship carried the Pilgrim Fathers to America? The Mayflower
If you were celebrating your China Wedding Aniversary how many years would it be? 20 Years
In the cartoon strip What is Andy Capps wife called Flo
In which ocean is 'Easter Island' South Pacific Ocean
Mount Olympus is the largest mountain in which country Greece
Whose real name is Annie Mae Bullock Tina Turner
Which Brighton hotel was bombed during the Conservative Party Conference in 1984? The Grand
In which country did Victoria Beckham marry David Beckham? Luttrellstown Castle, Republic of Ireland
What do they call Barney Rubble’s son in The Flintstones? Bam Bam
Name the Biblical father of Shem, Ham and Napeth? Noah
What bird lays the smallest eggs? Hummingbird
Which TV Sports presenter was associated with the catch phrase “Up and Under”? Eddie Waring
Which confectionary currently has the slogan “The Lighter way to enjoy chocolate”? Maltesers
In which northern city was Eddie Stobbart’s haulage founded? Carlisle
Which film saw Sylvester Stallone, Pele, Bobby Moore and Michael Caine playing as football team mates? Escape to Victory
In 1983, breakfast television came to Britain. Francis Wilson was the regular presenter on BBC’s’ Breakfast Weather
Time’, now to be found on Sky News Which feature did he present?
The Worlds largest Mobile Phone maker, Nokia, is based In which country? Finland
Which Birmingham born comedian was born Robert Davies? Jasper CARROTT
Who pleaded for a Royal Pardon in 1977, saying that he had done nothing wrong since 1965? (Ronald Biggs)
The 1993 movie Free Willy was centred around what type of animal? Killer Whale (Orca).
What is sake made from? Rice
What does a somnambulist do? Sleepwalk
According the the Bible how many of each type of animal did Moses take on the Ark? None (Noah did)
How many dots are there in total on a pair of Dice 42
The Savoy Grill, the Boxwood Café at the Berkeley Hotel and Maze are all restaurants owned by Gordon Ramsey
which famous chef?
According to the old proverb all roads lead to which capital city? Rome
February is the shortest month in the year, but which is the longest? October, because the clocks go back so it lasts 3
Who did Bill Clinton famously admit to having an affair with during his time as President of the USA? Monica Lewinsky
Who discovered penicillin on Valentine's Day in 1929? Sir Alexander Fleming
Who founded the Metropolitan Police Force in 1829? Robert Peel
Who is the only actor to appear in The Magnificent Seven and The Dirty Dozen? Charles Bronson
Who in the House of Lords sits on the ‘Woolsack”? (The Lord Chancellor)
The ‘Bonneville’ Motorbike is made by whom? Triumph
Which drink was advertised as "The Cream of Manchester" Boddingtons
Out of all the animals which make up the Chinese horoscope, which comes first alphabetically? Dog
Playing for Leeds United in August 1992, who became the first player to score a hat-trick in the Premiership? Eric Cantona
Maximus Decimus Meridius was the main character in which film? "Gladiator"
Nairobi is the capital of which African country? Kenya
International Nursing Day was chosen as May 12th as it is the anniversary of the birth of which famous person Florence Nightingale
from history?
In which hand does the Statue Of Liberty hold a torch? Left or Right? Right
In which city is the famous Spanish Riding School? (Vienna)
In which British city was Guy Fawkes born and Dick Turpin killed? York
In what year did the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbour? 1941
In the 1984 Olympics, who did Zola Budd accidentally trip up? Mary Decker
In nature, what does a dendrologist study? Trees
In 1989, which ship hit a reef in Prince William Sound in Alaska, causing a major oil spill? Exxon Valdez
Which TV Personality has the cash phrase "Chase me" Duncan Norvelle
According to the nursery rhyme, what type of food would Jack Sprat not eat? Fat
By what name was the serial killer Albert DeSalvo, who killed 13 women between 1962 and 1964, better known? The Boston Strangler
Death`s-head, large yellow underwing, tiger, and peppered are all types of which creature? Moth
Frascati, Chianti and Lambrusco are all wines from which country? (Italy)
Which singer got his name from the Black and Yellow striped top he often wore? Sting
Hermit, spider and blue are all types of which creature? Crab
How is the character, Geraldine Granger better known in a BBC TV comedy series? (The Vicar of Dibley)
How is the gas Nitrous Oxide better known? Laughing gas
How many babies did Janet Walton give birth to in November, 1983? 6
Who was suspended in a Plexiglas above Potters Field in London for 44 Days in 2003 ? David Blaine
From which country does the dish paella originate? Spain
How many yards wide is a soccer goal? 8
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu who founded the Missionary of Charity in Calcutta is better known as who? Mother Theresa
In 1985, Manchester United player Kevin Moran became the first player to do what in an FA Cup final? Get sent off
Jerry Hall bared all at the Gielgud Theatre replacing Kathleen Turner in the role of Mrs Robinson in which play ? The Graduate
In football, who was Liverpool's captain when they first won the European cup final in 1977? Emlyn Hughes
In George Orwell's "Animal Farm" what type of animal was "Napoleon"? A pig
In the 1990 film 'The Hunt For Red October', who or what is Red October? Submarine
In the series of children's "Noddy" books, what is the name of the policeman? Mr. Plod (PC)
Which highwayman was hanged in 1739? Dick Turpin
In which American city was John Lennon shot? New York City
In which book does a blind beggar, David Pew, appear? (Treasure Island)
In which British city would you find Arthur's Seat? Edinburgh
Which French Museum is the most visited in the world ? The Louvre
In which chain of holiday camps are staff known as Bluecoats? (Pontins)
In which children's TV show could you have seen the character of Windy Miller? Camberwick Green
In which city would you find O'Hare International Airport? Chicago
Which world famous department store is in the Knightsbridge area of London ? Harrods
In which English county is the Lake District? Cumbria
Which well known momument can be found at Acra, India ? Tag Mahal
Joe Dimaggio asked for a fresh rose to be placed on her grave, every week, forever. Whose grave? Marilyn Monroe
King Edward, Jersey Royal and Maris Piper are different varieties of what type of food? Potato
Kingston is the capital city of which island in the West Indies? Jamaica
Lanzarote and Tenerife are part of which group of islands? Canary Islands
Lord Justice Taylor led the enquiry into which sporting disaster? 1989 Hillsborough Disaster
Which sweet was "Made to make your mouth water" ? Opal fruits
Mary Nichols and Anne Chapman were two of the six victims of who? Jack The Ripper
Agneta, Bjorn, Benna, Anna-Freda are collectively known as Who ? Abba
Which is the Odd, Obne Out - Oboe, Trumpet, Flute, Clarinet? Trumpet - the others are woodwind instruments.
On which British island would you find the Great Wheel of Laxey? (Isle of Mann)
Originally made in a drugstore in Waco, Texas and still enjoyed today, what is America's oldest soft drink? Dr. Pepper
Peter Simple, Jack Horner and Ben Nevis have all won which famous sporting event? The Grand National
Which singer got his name from the Black and Yellow striped top he often wore? Sting
Hermit, spider and blue are all types of which creature? Crab
How is the character, Geraldine Granger better known in a BBC TV comedy series? (The Vicar of Dibley)
How is the gas Nitrous Oxide better known? Laughing gas
Who was suspended in a Plexiglas above Potters Field in London for 44 Days in 2003 ? David Blaine
From which country does the dish paella originate? Spain
How many yards wide is a soccer goal? 8
Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu who founded the Missionary of Charity in Calcutta is better known as who? Mother Theresa
In 1985, Manchester United player Kevin Moran became the first player to do what in an FA Cup final? Get sent off
Jerry Hall bared all at the Gielgud Theatre replacing Kathleen Turner in the role of Mrs Robinson in which play ? The Graduate
In football, who was Liverpool's captain when they first won the European cup final in 1977? Emlyn Hughes
In George Orwell's "Animal Farm" what type of animal was "Napoleon"? A pig
In the series of children's "Noddy" books, what is the name of the policeman? Mr. Plod (PC)
Which highwayman was hanged in 1739? Dick Turpin
Which French Museum is the most visited in the world ? The Louvre
In which chain of holiday camps are staff known as Bluecoats? (Pontins)
In which children's TV show could you have seen the character of Windy Miller? Camberwick Green
In which city would you find O'Hare International Airport? Chicago
Which world famous department store is in the Knightsbridge area of London ? Harrods
In which English county is the Lake District? Cumbria
Which well known momument can be found at Acra, India ? Tag Mahal
Joe Dimaggio asked for a fresh rose to be placed on her grave, every week, forever. Whose grave? Marilyn Monroe
King Edward, Jersey Royal and Maris Piper are different varieties of what type of food? Potato
Kingston is the capital city of which island in the West Indies? Jamaica
Lanzarote and Tenerife are part of which group of islands? Canary Islands
Which is the Odd, Obne Out - Oboe, Trumpet, Flute, Clarinet? Trumpet - the others are woodwind instruments.
On which British island would you find the Great Wheel of Laxey? (Isle of Mann)
Originally made in a drugstore in Waco, Texas and still enjoyed today, what is America's oldest soft drink? Dr. Pepper
A cantaloupe belongs to which family of fruits? Melon
How many counties make up Northern Ireland? 4, 6 or 8? 6. Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londond
For which newspaper does Clark Kent work in Superman? The Daily Planet
In which city are the headquarters of Interpol? Paris
Nicknamed the "Black Panther", who was the top scorer in the 1966 World Cup finals? Eusebio
Polyvinyl chloride is more commonly known as what ? PVC
The De Lorean car is featured in which trilogy of films ? Back to the Future
Which organisation has the motto Fidelity, Bravery & Integrity? The FBI
What is the Hindu classic book on etiquette, home making, marriage and the art of lovemaking called? The Kamasutra
The BBC Sports Personality of the Year has only once been shared by two people in 1984. Who were they? Torville & Dean
From which animal does Haggis come? Sheep
Which American river is 3860 miles long ? Mississippi
What 1968 film features the characters Caractacus Potts and Truly Scrumptious? Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
How many players make up a netball team? 7
Who is the Greek god of the Sea? Poseidon
What is Fred Flintstone's wife called? Wilma
Which is the largest bird of these two, Swift or Swallow? Swift
Tim Robbins played the part of the city banker, Andy Defresne, who was wrongly imprisoned in which film ? The Shawshank Redemption
Which American city is nicknamed "The Windy City"? Chicago
What is the more common name for the book called The Modern Prometheus written by Mary Shelley Frankenstein
Which Fast Food Chain first started trading in Miami in 1954 Burger King
What is the capital of Finland? Helsinki
Who has appeared in more Alfred Hitchock films than any one else? Alfred Hitchcock
What article of clothing is a Homburg? A Soft Felt Hat
If you had a beard you would not be allowed to compete in the Olympics at what sport? Boxing
Who played the Bionic Woman? Lindsay Wagner
The newspaper tychoon Jan Ludvic Hock is better known as who, who mysteriously died in 1991? Robert Maxwell
How many Nobel Prizes are awarded annually? 6 - Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, L
Which sport takes place in Happy Valley, Hong Kong? Horse racing
Which 5 letters were never used as a prefix on a British car registration plate to, show the age of the vehicle? I, O, Q, U, Z
What are the five flavours you'd find in a packet of Rowntrees pastilles Strawberry, Blackcurrant, Orange, Lemon, Lime.
Alaska borders how many other American states? None
Which pop group had hits with Rubber Bullets & Dreadlock holiday? 10CC
Which female won a tennis 'Golden Slam' in 1988 by winning the singles titles at the Australian, French, Steffi Graf
Wimbledon
and United States tennis championships and winning a gold medal at the Olympic games?
In which country is Auschwitz concentration camp? (Poland)
What was built for the 1889 Universal Exhibition in Paris and remained the World’s tallest structure until New The Eiffel Tower
York’s Chrysler
Building opened in 1930?
Which piece of horse racing equipment was used fir the first time in the UK during the Chesterfield Stakes at Starting Stalls
Newmarket in 1965?
Beefsteak, Brandywine, and Bill’s Heart are all varieties of which edible object? Tomato
The English actor Tony Booth is the father of which Prime Ministers wife? Tony Blair - wife Cherie
What does it mean about the taste if a wine is described as "brut"? It is very dry
What is the name of Tony Blair's Daughter? Kathryn
What is the capital of Jamaica? Kingston
Who Lived at 221B Baker Street? sherlock holmes
What was first manufactured in 1830 by William Perrins & John Lea? Worcester Sauce
In which month of the year does the 'American Superbowl' take place? January
Which Politician/Writer took part in a Play called 'The Accused' in the year 2000? Jeffrey Archer
What is the Sunday before Easter called? Palm Sunday
What star sign would you be if you were born on June 1st? Gemini
Pete Best & Stuart Sutcliffe played with which band in their early career tours of Germany? Beatles
Which car manufacturer makes the Micra? Nissan
What was Picasso's first name Pablo
‘Better to die than to be a coward’ is the motto of which famous British Army fighting force made up totally of Ghurkas
foreign soldiers?
Leghorn, Orpington & Sussex are Breeds of which animal? Hens
On which motorway would you find the Dartford Tunnel? M25
Michael Bond created which childrens character from Peru ? Paddington Bear
In maths what is greater, a yard or a metre? Metre
In which country of the UK would you find the Brecon Beacons? Wales
What is the world’s largest tea producing nation? India
In the Bible, who’s wife was turned into a pillar of salt? Lot’s
Rapid Vienna were beaten by which English Football team in the Final of the 1985 European Cup Winners Cup? Everton
Which King turned everything he touched to Gold King Midas
In which American state is Amarillo? Texas
In baseball, how many innings does each team have? Nine
What connects Anne Frank, Samuel Pepys and Adrian Mole? They all wrote diaries
In a 147 break how many points are scored potting the black? 112
Who’s address is 16, Lancaster Gate? The Football Association
What colour are Harrods’s shopping bags Green
Which gas makes people who breathe it talk with squeaky voices Helium
Which English City was named European City of Culture for 2008 Liverpool
Which Cartoon Character has the catchphrase “Tha's all I can stands, and I can't stands no more!" Popeye
The ex England soccer goalkeeper, David Seaman played his first England international match whilst he was Queens Park Rangers
playing with which club?
What is the capital of the Isle of Man? Douglas
What nationality is Jockey Frankie Dettori? Italian
In May 1994 The Channel Tunnel was officially opened at which English port? Folkestone
Which county is associated with a breed of bull terrier? Staffordshire
What are the first names of the Mom and Dad in The Adams Family? (Morticia and Gomez)
Which cut of beef is found between the rump and the fore rib? (Sirloin)
What is the world’s most southerly capital? (Wellington, New Zealand)
What disease is the BCG vaccine used to combat? (Tuberculosis)
Which Queen song was the Christmas number one in the UK in both 1975 and 1991? "Bohemian Rhapsody"
What is the name of Tony Blair's Daughter? Kathryn
What is the capital of Jamaica? Kingston
Who Lived at 221B Baker Street? sherlock holmes
What was first manufactured in 1830 by William Perrins & John Lea? Worcester Sauce
In which month of the year does the 'American Superbowl' take place? January
Which Politician/Writer took part in a Play called 'The Accused' in the year 2000? Jeffrey Archer
What is the Sunday before Easter called? Palm Sunday
What star sign would you be if you were born on June 1st? Gemini
Pete Best & Stuart Sutcliffe played with which band in their early career tours of Germany? Beatles
Which car manufacturer makes the Micra? Nissan
What was Picasso's first name Pablo
‘Better to die than to be a coward’ is the motto of which famous British Army fighting force Ghurkas
made up totally of foreign soldiers?
Leghorn, Orpington & Sussex are Breeds of which animal? Hens
On which motorway would you find the Dartford Tunnel? M25
Michael Bond created which childrens character from Peru ? Paddington Bear
In maths what is greater, a yard or a metre? Metre
In which country of the UK would you find the Brecon Beacons? Wales
What is the world’s largest tea producing nation? India
In the Bible, who’s wife was turned into a pillar of salt? Lot’s
Rapid Vienna were beaten by which English Football team in the Final of the 1985 European Cup Winners Cup? Everton
Which King turned everything he touched to Gold King Midas
In which American state is Amarillo? Texas
In baseball, how many innings does each team have? Nine
What connects Anne Frank, Samuel Pepys and Adrian Mole? They all wrote diaries
In a 147 break how many points are scored potting the black? 112
Who’s address is 16, Lancaster Gate? The Football Association
What colour are Harrods’s shopping bags Green
Which gas makes people who breathe it talk with squeaky voices Helium
Which English City was named European City of Culture for 2008 Liverpool
Which Cartoon Character has the catchphrase “Tha's all I can stands, and I can't stands no more!" Popeye
The ex England soccer goalkeeper, David Seaman played his first England international match whilst he was Queens Park Rangers
playing with which club?
What is the capital of the Isle of Man? Douglas
What nationality is Jockey Frankie Dettori? Italian
In May 1994 The Channel Tunnel was officially opened at which English port? Folkestone
Which county is associated with a breed of bull terrier? Staffordshire
What are the first names of the Mom and Dad in The Adams Family? (Morticia and Gomez)
Which cut of beef is found between the rump and the fore rib? (Sirloin)
What is the world’s most southerly capital? (Wellington, New Zealand)
What disease is the BCG vaccine used to combat? (Tuberculosis)
Which Queen song was the Christmas number one in the UK in both 1975 and 1991? "Bohemian Rhapsody"
IN THE BOOK WRITTEN BY JONATHAN SWIFT WHO VISITED THE FLYING ISLAND OF LAPUTA ON HIS TRAVELS? GULLIVER
WHICH COUNTRY WAS FORMERLY KNOWN AS PERSIA? IRAN
IN WHICH MUSEUM IS THE MONA LISA KEPT? THE LOUVRE
WHAT IS THE MORE COMMON NAME FOR THE AURORA BOREALIS? THE NORTHERN LIGHTS
THE ACTRESS BETTY GRABLE HAD HER WHAT INSURED BY 20TH CENTURY FOX FOR 1 MILLION DOLLARS? HER LEGS
HOW MANY ROUNDS ARE THERE IN AN OLYMPIC BOXING MATCH? FOUR
THE WINCHESTER WAS THE NAME OF THE PUB IN WHICH COMEDY TV SERIES? MINDER
THE TASMIN SEA LIES BETWEEN WHICH TWO COUNTRIES? NEW ZEALAND & AUSTRALIA
HOW MANY WINGS DOES A BEE HAVE? 4
CHARLOTTE EDWARDS LED THE ENGLISH WOMAN'S TEAM TO WORLD CUP GLORY IN 2009. IN WHICH SPORT? CRICKET
TYNWALD IS THE NAME OF THE PARLIAMENT OF WHICH ISLAND? ISLE OF MAN
BY WHAT NAME IS SODIUM CHLORIDE BETTER KNOWN? SALT
WHICH BIRD LAYS THE BIGGEST EGG IN THE WORLD? OSTRICH
IF A BRITISH OWNED AREOPLANE CRASHES ON THE BORDER BETWEEN GERMANY AND POLAND IN WHICH NEITHER. YOU DON'T BURY SURVIVORS
COUNTRY
WOULD THE SURVIVORS BE BURIED?
IF A SOW IS A FEMALE PIG, WHAT IS A MALE PIG KNOWN AS? A BOAR
WHICH IS THE FURTHEST PLANET FROM THE SUN? PLUTO
WHAT IS THE WORLDS NORTHERN MOST CAPITAL CITY? REYKJAVIK
LOUISE BROWN IS FAMOUS FOR BEING THE FIRST WHAT IN 1978? FIRST TEST TUBE BABY
HIPPOMANIA IS THE NAME GIVEN TO THE OBCESSION OF WHICH ANIMALS? HORSES
WHICH STATUE OF A CHARACTER BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSONS SITS ON A ROCK IN COPENHAGEN THE LITTLE MERMAID
HARBOUR
HOW MANY PLAYERS MAKE UP A AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL TEAM? 18
IN A CRICKET MATCH IF ALL THE BATSMAN ARE BOWLED OUT IN CONSECUTIVE BALLS WHICH NUMBER NO 8
BATSMAN WOULD BE NOT OUT?
ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME IS MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS WHAT? AIDS
WHAT IS THE LONGEST BONE IN THE HUMAN BODY? FEMUR (THIGH BONE)
THE CHIHAUHAU DOG GETS IT'S NAME FROM A TOWN IN WHICH COUNTRY? MEXICO
BUZZ ALDRIN WAS THE SECOND ASTRONAUT TO DO WHAT? WALK ON THE MOON
WHAT WAS THE NICKNAME GIVEN TO THE FAMOUS BOXING MATCH BETWEEN MUHAMMED ALI AND JOE THRILLER IN MANILLA
FRAZIER IN 1975?
WHO WAS KNOWN AS THE MAID OF ORLEANS? JOAN OF ARC
WHAT WAS SIGNIFICANT ABOUT THE DEATH OF RUTH ELLIS IN 1955? LAST WOMAN TO BE EXECUTED IN BRITAIN
WHAT ARE THE FIVE COLORS OF THE OLYMPIC RINGS RED, GREEN, BLUE, YELLOW, BLACK
IN A CARTOON BOOK SERIES GETAFIX THE DRUID PROVIDES POTIONS FOR WHICH FAMOUS GAUL? ASTERIX
IN WHICH CITY WAS THE TITANIC BUILT? BELFAST
THE MONTGOLFIER BROTHERS WERE THE FIRST TO INVENT WHAT IN FRANCE IN 1783? THE HOT AIR BALLOON
WHICH FAMOUS INDIAN LEADER WAS ASSASINATED BY NATHURAM GODSE IN 1948? MAHATMA GHANDI
CARDIFF CITY ARE THE ONLY WELSH FOOTBALL CLUB TO HAVE TRIANGLE CORNER FLAGS. WHY? THEY ARE THE ONLY WELSH TEAM TO WIN THE
WHAT ASTRAL EVENT APPEARS EVERY 76 YEARS HALEY'S COMET
OVINE RELATES TO WHICH TYPE OF ANIMAL? SHEEP
CHRIS PATTON WAS THE LAST GOVERNER OF WHICH BRITISH COLONY? HONG KONG
IN WHICH SPORT DO THE PLAYERS TAKE LONG AND SHORT CORNERS? HOCKEY
WHAT IS THE NAME OF POSTMAN PAT'S BLACK CAT? JESS
Who won the 2009 BBC Sports Personality Award? Ryan Giggs
In which decade were TV licences introduced in the UK? 1940's - 1946
Arctic King, Saladin and Tom Thumb are which types of vegetable? Lettuce
By what name is the motorway system at Gravelly Hill Interchange, Birmingham better known? Spaghetti Junction
What is the oldest university in the USA? Harvard
Angela Merkel became the first female chancellor of which European country ? Germany
Who played the Ringo Kid in the original Stagecoach film? John Wayne
Yeomen Warders at the Tower of London are commonly known by what other name? Beefeaters
Which London store was first to have an escalator installed? Harrods
In which ocean is Ascension Island? Atlantic
Which two European countries are connected by the Simplon Pass? Switzerland and Italy
Which artist/sculptor said, "When we love a woman we don't start measuring her limbs" ? Pablo Picasso
What was the Polish born German World War One Fighter Pilot Manfred von Richtofen's nickname? The Red Barron
Which is the largest of the Channel Islands? Jersey
What does NATO stand for? North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Which fashion items does Jimmy Choo design? Shoes
Which British prime minister had a bag named after him? Gladstone
What is the title of the film about a Scottish village that awakens once every 100 years? Brigadoon
In which country was actor Mel Gibson born? USA. New York
What did the Warren Commission investigate in the US in the 1960's? The assassination of John F Kennedy
In which part of the body is the smallest bone? In the ear - the stirrup
Which is the oldest football (soccer) club in London? Fulham (est. 1879)
A Crozier is the name of the hooked staff carried by whom? A Bishop
Which British patriotic song is the work of the composer Thomas Arne? Rule Britannia
Which is the longest mountain range in the world? The Andes (7,240km)
Golda Meir was the famous female prime minister of which country? Israel (1969-74)
Who beat seven foot tall boxer Nikolay Valuev to become the new WBA heavyweight champion? David Haye (England)
The statue of which Royal person was unveiled in London's The Mall in February 2009? The Queen Mother (Queen Elizabeth the Queen M
Rachel Riley succeeded which long-standing Countdown celebrity in January 2009? Carol Vorderman
Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy played the title roles in which UK 1970s TV sitcom? George and Mildred
A Howdah is the name of the seat used for riding on the back of which animal? Elephant
What pub paraphernalia does a tegestologist collect? Beermats
Which of the British armed forces is known as the Senior Service? Royal Navy
La Scala is the name of a opera house which opened in which Italian city in 1778? Milan
What is the longest nerve in the human body? Sciatic nerve
What famous sportsman starred in the 2009 film Looking for Eric? Eric Cantona
What is the chemical formula of snow? H2O
What is the title of the first James Bond film in 1962? Dr No
What was the name and call-sign of the Apollo Eleven lunar module which landed on the moon in 1969? Eagle
Which World War Two leader was nicknamed the Desert Fox? Rommel (Field Marshal Erwin Rommel)
Andy Robinson succeeded which historic England rugby union coach? Sir Clive Woodward
Which womans accessory would you have bought if it had been designed by Hermes? A Handbag (kelly Bag)
The Galápagos Islands are a provincial territory of Equador, How many miles are they apart? (50 Either side) 600 miles (50 either side)
Which Gilbert & Sullivan Opera based in Japan is also known as the "Little Town of Titipu" The Mikado
Which singer is nicknamed "The Boss"? Bruce Springsteen
"You're gonna need a bigger boat." is a quote from which movie? Jaws
Which American President was the teddy bear named? Theodore Roosevelt (Teddy)
Who held Arsenals all time goal scoring record prior to being overtaken by Thierry Henry in 2007 Ian Wright
Chantilly, Lille and Honiton are all types of what? Lace
How did St. Patrick drive the snakes from Ireland? By playing the flute, by playing the harp or by banging a
drum? Banging a drum
Which "Doctor" was arrested in 1910 on board the SS Montrose for the murder of his wife and is regarded as the
first criminal to be arrested with the help of radio comunication? Dr. Crippen
During which TV game show were the contestants invited by Dale Winton to go "wild in the aisles"? Supermarket Sweep
Which actor did Jennifer Anniston marry in July 2000? Brad Pitt
Campanology is the proper term for the art of What? Bell Ringing
The Rainbow warrior was a trawler that which was sunk in July 1985to which organisation did it belong? GreenPeace
Behind Asia, what is the second largest continent in the world? Africa
From which country does the lambada dance originate? Brazil
Which Scotsman's birthday is celebrated throughout the world on 25th January? Robert Burns
Goalkeeper Rene Higuita's who cleared a shot against England, when he dived under the ball and back-heeled it
while airborne. What was his nationality ? Columbian
In which year did the Channel Tunnel open 1992, 1994, 1996/ 1994
What is the name given to the tail of a fox? Brush
Which cocktail consists of Tia Maria, Vodka and Coke? Black Russian
Football team Benfica come from which country? Portugal
Does the tropic of cancer run North or South of the equator? North
What colour is the zero on a roulette wheel? Green
Prior to 1664, which american city was called New Amsterdam? New York
Before the Euro, what was the unit of currency of the Netherlands? Guilder
Florence Nightingale was a nurse during which war? The Crimean War
What does a cutler make, sell or repair ? knives
Which is the highest civilian award for bravery in this country? George Cross
Erie, Huron, Michigan, Superior and Ontario are collectivly known as what ? The Great Lakes
Which car company makes a 4 x 4 model called the Grand Vitara? Suzuki
Which company made the first tea bags? Tetley
What happened in Ireland 1847 that is sometimes referred to as "Black Forty Seven"? The potato famine
How many times are a team allowed to touch a volleyball before it crosses the net? 3
What was significant about the words "Watson, please come here, I want you." when spoken in 1876? It was the first complete sentence spoken over t
What is the largest mammal in the world and can reach a length of 100 foot? The Blue Whale
If all the American states were listed in alphabetical order, which would come last? Wyoming
Who discovered the law of gravity? Sir Isaac Newton
Legend says that lovers will be assured eternal love if they kiss at sunset under the Bridge of Sighs in Which Venice
European City?
What language is spoken in the country of Lichenstein? German
Topiary is the traditional centuries old art of clipping what into various ornamental shapes? Hedges
What type of tweed is exclusively spun and woven in the Outer Hebrides exclusively? Harris
What is the pirate's flag with the skull and cross-bones called ? Jolly Roger
What type of weapon is a Kukri carried Gurka soldiers? Large Knife
Yom Kippur is the other name for the day of Atonement in Which Religion? Jewish
Which bandleader died in an air crash over the English Channel during World War II ? Glenn Miller
Which creatures live in a formicary ? Ants
What is measured on the Beaufort scale ? Wind Velocity
Which two letters are worth ten points in the board game Scrabble ? Q and Z
What colour is a New York taxi ? Yellow
Who was the captain of the Pequod in Moby Dick ? Captain Ahab
Where would you find the 'Ocean of Storms'? On the Moon
With a total drop of 948 meters (3,110 feet) in five free-leaping falls, Tugela Falls is the world's second highest South Africa
waterfall. They are located in the Drakensberg (Dragon's Mountains) range in which country?
Which two elements make up water ? Hydrogen and Oxygen
On January 27, 1984, while filming a commercial for which company in Los Angeles did Michael Jackson suffer Pepsi Cola
second degree burns to his scalp after pyrotechnics accidentally set his hair on fire?
For navagation and locational information What does GPS stand for? Global Positioning System
What is the name of the world's oldest international auction house founded in 1744 in continuous operation? Sotheby's
Which tennis star received knife wounds to her back whilst playing in a quarter- final match in Hamburg in April Monica Seles
1993?
Which brand of Volkswagen was named after a wind that blows from the Sahara? Scirocco
What did Christopher Cockerel invent? Hovercraft
If you were eating calemare, what are you snacking on? Squid
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia and Kosovo.Were all originally part of Yugoslavia
which Country
In which country is the Kimberly Gold Field? (Australia)
How did Detective Chief Superintendent John Coles make the news in May 2001? (He arrested Ronnie Biggs on his return to Engla
How many strings has a Ukulele? 4
Which tribe did Geronimo lead? (Apache)
Which of London’s soccer clubs are nearest to the Thames? (Fulham)
In which London borough are the 'Houses of Parliament' situated? Westminster
Which Cheese is traditionally used in the topping of Pizza's? Mozzarella
What is the female alter ego name used by 'Paul O'Grady' ? Lily Savage
Which country shares its name with a popular high street shopping chain? Iceland
Bill Clinton admitted having an ‘inappropriate relationship’ with whom in August 1998? Monica Lewinsky
Steve Redgrave made British history by winning his fifth consecutive Olympic gold medal in the coxless 4’s at the Matthew Pinsent, Tim Foster and James Crackne
2000 Olympics. Can you name 1 of the other rowers in the crew?
In 1984, the Gillette Company reportedly offered members of which rock band $1 million dollars apiece to shave ZZ Top
their beards for a television commercial (but they declined)?
In March 1987, a car ferry capsized just outside the port of Zeebrugge with the loss of 49 passengers. What was The Herald of Free Enterprise
the name of the ferry?
What sport is played by the LA Lakers? Basketball
Leather, Mirror and Scale are breeds of which common freshwater fish? Carp
The Carpathia was the name of the ship that was first to appear on the scene of which nautical disaster? The Sinking of the Titanic
Legend says that lovers will be assured eternal love if they kiss at sunset under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice
Which European City?
What language is spoken in the country of Lichenstein? German
Topiary is the traditional centuries old art of clipping what into various ornamental shapes? Hedges
What type of tweed is exclusively spun and woven in the Outer Hebrides exclusively? Harris
What is the pirate's flag with the skull and cross-bones called ? Jolly Roger
What type of weapon is a Kukri carried Gurka soldiers? Large Knife
Yom Kippur is the other name for the day of Atonement in Which Religion? Jewish
Which bandleader died in an air crash over the English Channel during World War II ? Glenn Miller
Which creatures live in a formicary ? Ants
What is measured on the Beaufort scale ? Wind Velocity
Which two letters are worth ten points in the board game Scrabble ? Q and Z
What colour is a New York taxi ? Yellow
Who was the captain of the Pequod in Moby Dick ? Captain Ahab
Where would you find the 'Ocean of Storms'? On the Moon
With a total drop of 948 meters (3,110 feet) in five free-leaping falls, Tugela Falls is the world's second highest South Africa
waterfall. They are located in the Drakensberg (Dragon's Mountains) range in which country?
Which two elements make up water ? Hydrogen and Oxygen
On January 27, 1984, while filming a commercial for which company in Los Angeles did Michael Jackson suffer Pepsi Cola
second degree burns to his scalp after pyrotechnics accidentally set his hair on fire?
For navagation and locational information What does GPS stand for? Global Positioning System
What is the name of the world's oldest international auction house founded in 1744 in continuous operation? Sotheby's
Which tennis star received knife wounds to her back whilst playing in a quarter- final match in Hamburg in April Monica Seles
1993?
Which brand of Volkswagen was named after a wind that blows from the Sahara? Scirocco
What did Christopher Cockerel invent? Hovercraft
If you were eating calemare, what are you snacking on? Squid
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia and Kosovo.Were all originally part of Yugoslavia
which Country
In which country is the Kimberly Gold Field? (Australia)
How did Detective Chief Superintendent John Coles make the news in May 2001? (He arrested Ronnie Biggs on his return to Engla
How many strings has a Ukulele? 4
Which tribe did Geronimo lead? (Apache)
Which of London’s soccer clubs are nearest to the Thames? (Fulham)
In which London borough are the 'Houses of Parliament' situated? Westminster
Which Cheese is traditionally used in the topping of Pizza's? Mozzarella
What is the female alter ego name used by 'Paul O'Grady' ? Lily Savage
Which country shares its name with a popular high street shopping chain? Iceland
Bill Clinton admitted having an ‘inappropriate relationship’ with whom in August 1998? Monica Lewinsky
Steve Redgrave made British history by winning his fifth consecutive Olympic gold medal in the coxless 4’s at the Matthew Pinsent, Tim Foster and James Crackne
2000 Olympics. Can you name 1 of the other rowers in the crew?
In 1984, the Gillette Company reportedly offered members of which rock band $1 million dollars apiece to shave ZZ Top
their beards for a television commercial (but they declined)?
In March 1987, a car ferry capsized just outside the port of Zeebrugge with the loss of 49 passengers. What was The Herald of Free Enterprise
the name of the ferry?
What sport is played by the LA Lakers? Basketball
Leather, Mirror and Scale are breeds of which common freshwater fish? Carp
The Carpathia was the name of the ship that was first to appear on the scene of which nautical disaster? The Sinking of the Titanic
Who was the youngest player (as at 2009) to win the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final? Boris Becker
What is the Japanese art of fencing which uses bamboo swords? Kendo Kendo
Which Movie star model was the first to appear on the cover of the first issue of Playboy magazinein 1953? Marilyn Monroe
Name two of the three years In which Red Rum won the Grand National? 1973, 1974, 1977
What is a Palendrome? Word which reads the same backwards as forwa
Grenache is a variety of which fruit? Grape
What is a mazurka - a Polish folk dance; an Italian picnic table; a Chinese fighting snail? Polish folk dance
Oxford and Cambridge reserve crews which compete before the Thames Boat Race main event are known Isis (Oxford) and Goldie (Cambridge)
as Isis and Goldie Which is Which?
In cricket what is a batsman's score of zero commonly called? A duck
Basra is the second largest city in which country? Iraq
Which footballer scored the first ever goal in the English Premiership? Brian Deane
What merchant bank collapsed in 1995 due to unauthorised debts accumulated by trader Nick Leeson? Barings
Who's official residence is Holyroyd House in edinburgh Scotland? The Queens
What is the official currency of the Netherlands? Euro
What is 'La Manche' in French and what does it typically refer to? English Channel
Which countries two main islands are seperated by the Cook strait? New Zealand
What is CAMRA a society in appreciation of? Real Ale
Which financial catastrophere devastated america in New York in 1929? Wall Street Crash
Russian-born Igor Sikorsky designed the first successful what? Helicopter
What is 'Port Salut' ? Cheese
How many symbols are there in the Chinese calendar? 12
What would you expect a cooper to make? Barrels
What is the name of Britain's leading annual dog show? Crufts
With which English county cricket club did Ian Botham finish his playing career? Durham
What do the initials SAS stand for? Special Air Service
What gas is in the bubbles of sparkling drinks such as fizzy lemonade and champagne? Carbon dioxide (CO2)
The kimono is a traditional robe of which country? Japan
What was the name of the Thunderbirds' ex-con chauffeur who drove a pink Rolls-Royce? Parker
Which country sold Alaska to the USA? Russia
Leanardo, Rafael, Michaelangelo, Donatello were collectively known as which cartoon characters? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
What name is given to a building containing a cycle-racing track? Velodrome
Complete the TV theme tune…..It's Friday..It's 5 O'clock…It's Crackerjack
What is the main language of Cuba? Spanish
Prince wrote the Bangle's first big hit. What was it? Manic Monday
Which famous Bay in Sydney, Australia was the site of a landing by Captain James Cook of HMS Endeavour Botany Bay
and sparked Britian's interest in Australia?
Where is a 'Kippah' worn by Jews? On the head
What type of food is gazpacho? Soup - served Cold
Cartoonist and screenwriter Millard Kaufman, who died in March 2009, created which short-sighted character? Mr Magoo
Which american President did John Hinkley attempt to assassinate in 1982? Ronald Reagan
In Chinese philosophy, what is the complementary force to Yin? Yang
Traditionally finishing with a Vixen Break, and often using a Concorde roll, which 9 strong team have been The Red Arrows
entertaining the public for 40 years?
In American Universities what is a 2nd year student called? Sophomore
In which building is the Kohinoor Diamond kept? The Tower of London
The clothes logo DKNY is short for what? Donna Karan New York
From which country does Nokia, the mobile phone company, originate? Finland
Which TV Chef plays drums in the pop group Scarlet Division? Jamie Oliver
Nicholas Breakspear was the first and only British what? Pope
What country is nearest to the site of the sinking of the Titanic? Canada
What did Dennis Tito pay £14m for? Trip into Space
In Dad's army, what was Private Frazier's day- time job? Undertaker
Aboard which ship did Captain Scott sail to the Antarctic in 1901? The Discovery
Why was professional footballer Maribel Dominguez forbidden by FIFA to play for Mexican side Celaya, having She was a woman
signed in 2009?
Which footballers autobiography is called “Blessed”? George Best
What football team has the nickname The Royals ? Reading
In which year did the £1 note cease to be legal tender? 1988
How many segments make-up a Terry’s Chocolate Orange? 20
In music, how is James Jewel Osterberg better known? Iggy Pop
An Archimedes screw is a device for moving what? Water
Which English Palace was built by Cardinal Wolseley and presented to Henry VIII? Hampton Court
During which war was the Battle of Marne? First World War
On which river does Balmoral Castle stand? River Dee in Scotland.
Which US state contains Yosemite National Park? California
In which year was the death penalty abolished in the UK? 1965
Who composed the opera "The Barber Of Seville"? Mozart
A film star & musician, born on Jan.8th. 1947, how is David Robert Jones better known? David Bowie
What is the only US state which borders one other state only? Maine
Which celebrity Chef started life running a disco, before buying a nightclub in Padstow Rick Stein
In which game can you score one point for a 'behind'? Australian Rules Football
Before becoming independent, the Cameroons were administered by which country? France
In which sport do you score three points for a goal scored? Hurling
Which Premiership Team are nicknamed the Blues Birmingham City
How high in feet is the crossbar on a football goal? 8 ft
Who wrote the Opera "The Magic Flute"? Rossini
Who was given the name 'Fourth Man' when he was revealed as a spy in 1979? Anthony Blunt
Which footballers autobiography is called “My side”? David Beckham
Before becoming a writer, what was the occupation of Dick Francis ? Jockey
In which city are the Spanish Steps located? Rome
Which football team plays at the JJB stadium? Wigan
Which American state has a Capital city called Carson City? Nevada
By what name did the Empire Stadium become known? Wembley
Turin lies on which river? Po
How many sides does a rhombus have? Four
What is the main vegetable ingredient in the Ukranian dish Borsht? Beetroot
What trophy is played for at the US Superbowl? The Lombardi Trophy
In which decade were TV licences introduced in the UK? 1940's
What type of food is Quark? A Soft Cheese
What is the collective noun for a group of crows? A murder
The headquarters of Greenpeace is in which European city? Amsterdam
What is the largest artery in the human body? The Aorta
Which city hosted the 1992 Summer Olympic games? Barcelona
What are Blue Mountain, Caturra, and Mocca types of? Coffee
What is a village without a church called? Hamlet
Which British disc jockey's nickname was 'Fluff'? Alan Freeman
Alicante, Golden Boy and Piranto are types of what? Tomato
What word represents the letter K in radio communications? Kilo
What is Bill Clinton's middle name? Jefferson
Which river passes through all these countries Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, Romania, Danube
Bulgaria, Croatia, Ukraine?
In which country was John McEnroe Born? West Germany, Wiesbaden
15. In anatomy what is the technical term for the kneecap? Patella
What number is a hurricaine on the Beaufort Scale? Twelve
What was the nuclear power station Sellafield previously known as? Windscale
During the siege of which African city did General Gordon die? Khartoum
What is a Maori ceremonial war-dance called? Haka
Which group had three consecutive UK Christmas number ones in 1996, 97 and 98? Spice Girls
Whose autobiography is entitled 'Take It Like A Man? Boy George
In which european city did Italy beat france 5 - 3 on penalties to win the 2006 FIFA World Cup? Berlin
What was Capability Brown famous for designing? Gardens
In which ocean is Ascension Island? Atlantic
What is the US state capital of Mississippi? Jackson
John Adams was the american vice-president to which president? Washington
What is the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain more popularly known as? Eros
What is the technical term for the collar bone? The clavicle
How did soul singer Otis Redding die in 1967? Plane crash
What is the title of the film about a Scottish village that awakens once every 100 years? Brigadoon
In the TV comedy Dad's Army what is Captain Mainwaring's first name? George
If a creature is edentulous what has it not got? Teeth
Rome is on which river? The Tiber
Which Trophy is given to the most outstanding player in collegiate football? Heisman Memorial Trophy Award
With which country did the UK have the long-running 'Cod War' disputes over fishing rights? Iceland
What is the minimum age for driving a car or van in the UK? Seventeen
How many individual pieces are there in a set of dominoes? Twenty-Eight
Which war took place between 1618 - 1648? Thirty Years War
Richard Attenborough played Chris Pringle in the 1947 Christmas Film "Miracle on which street"? Thirty-Fourth
What was David Beckham's shirt number which he requested when he played for Real Madrid & Twenty-Three
LA Galaxy as a tribute to Michael Jordan?
If Prince William became King, what number William would he be? Five
In Profesional Cricket what is the name of the shortest form of the sport? Twenty
What is the legal drinking age in the USA? Twenty-One
How much would you expect to receive if you were given a Pony? Twenty-Five
The months January, March, May, July, August, October and December have what in common? Thirty-One Days
How many players does an American Football team normally have on the field at one time? Eleven
What number is not used on Formula 1 cars since 1976? Thirteen
What is the Normal human Body Temperature in Degrees Centigrade? Thirty-seven
Keifer Sutherland played Jack Baeur the main character in which American TV series? Twenty-Four
On which day in July is Bastille day celebrated? Fourteen
How many letters are in the German alphabet? Twenty-Six
Other than 78 and 45 which speed could be played on an old record player? thirty-Three
A methuselah of wine holds the equivalent of how many bottles? Eight
For how many years would you celebrate a Coral Wedding Anniversary? Thirty-Five
How many teaspoons make a tablespoon? Four
Neil Sedaka sang about Happy Birthday Sweet What in 1961? Sixteen
How many games will a team play in a full Premiership season? Thirty-Eight
How many players are there in a netball team? Seven
How many national teams have participated the the FIFA World Cup Finals Tournament since 1998? Thirty-Two
There are :9 darts needed to score 501, but what is the minimum number needed to score 301? Six
How many labours were performed by Hercules? Twelve
How many inches are there in a Yard? Thirty-Six
What date in July is St Swithin's Day? Fifteenth
How many players are there in a Baseball Team? Nine
How many sides has a decahedron? Ten
What is the British Board of Film Classification for a film above a Fifteen Certificate? Eighteen
How many balls are there on a snooker table at the start of a game? Twenty-Two
What is the number of the Paul Hardcastle number One hit in 1985? Nineteen
What is the number of a form to claim unemployment adopted by a British Band? Forty
An Eagle is how many shots under Par? Two
How many hearts does an octopus have? Three
Launched in 1960, what was the name of the first US communications satellite was callled Echo What? One
Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison all died at the same age. What was it? Twenty Seven
How many steps are there in John Buchan? Thirty-Nine
The 2008 (XXIX) Summer Olympics in Bejing were which number olympics? Twenty-Nine
Gorgonzola, Stilton, and Roquefort are all types of what? BLUE CHEESE
What are the colour of the horses in the Spanish Riding School based in Vienna? WHITE
Mars is more commonly known as the "What" Planet? RED
The "What Sea" is the largest inland sea in Europe connected the Atlantic by the Mediterranean and BLACK
Agean Sea?
What is the largest living Mammal in the world? BLUE WHALE
What colour woman did Chris de Burgh sing about? RED
What river is the second biggest river in China after the Yangtze River? YELLOW
The Owl and the Pussycat sailed off in which coloured Boat? PEA GREEN
What is the name of the character played by Vivien Leigh in Gone With The Wind? SCARLETT O'HARA
What is the colour of the centre ring on the Olympic Flag? BLACK
Only 3 horses with a colour in the name has won the Grand National Red Rum, Silver Birch and which other? RED ALLIGATOR
What colour ribbon did Dawn tie to the Old Oak Tree? YELLOW
The notorious Pirate Edward Leach was more famously known as who? BLACKBEARD
In a Formula One Race which coloured flag is shown to tell a slow driver to allow a driver behind to pass? BLUE FLAG
Which Fruits did the Belles of St Clemnet's ring out in the nursery rhyme? ORANGES AND LEMONS
In the song by Sheb Wooley in 1958 what was the colour of the One Eyed, One Horned People Eater? PURPLE
During the Tour De France what colour shirt is worn by the winner of a Sprint during a stage? GREEN
What was the nickname of the character played by Morgan Freeman in the Shawshank Redemption? RED
What colour would you associate with the traditional gemstone for September? BLUE
What colour is the bullseye on a standard dartboard? RED
In the board game monopoly, what colour is Bond Street? GREEN
The Heavyweight Boxing World champion joe Louis was nicknamed the "What" Bomber? BROWN
What colour are the stars on the Chinese flag? YELLOW
What was the name of Dick Turphin's Horse? BLACK BESS
Professor Plum, Miss Scarlett and Mrs White are characters in the gane of Cludeo. Which other character is REVEREND GREEN
named after a colour?
Which Soul Singer is referred to as the "Godfather of Soul"? JAMES BROWN
Which precious metal is measured in "Troy Ounces"? GOLD
What is the main colour traditionally worn by an Indian bride? RED
Traditionally what colour is the drink Absinthe? GREEN
What colour of beret do the special forces of the American Army wear? GREEN
What was the name of the movie starring Whoopi Gpldburg, Danny Glover and Oprah Winfrey? THE COLOR PURPLE
The Circle Line on the London Underground is represented by which colour? YELLOW
What is the colour of the Front Door at 10 Downing Street? BLACK
Which TV Captain was indestructable? SCARLET
Which player scored the only goal of the 1980 Football League Cup final, when Wolves beat Nottingham Forest 1- ANDY GRAY
0?
What is the colourful Stage name of American singer Alecia Beth Moore who's hits include "So What" and PINK
"God is a DJ"?
What colour is Saffron? YELLOW
In the film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory What colour skin did the Oompa Loompas have? ORANGE
Which of the following colours does not appear on the flag of Algeria? Green, Red or Yellow? GREEN
What was the Surname of Lady Jane known as "The Nine Days Queen" who reigned after Edward VI? GREY
In 1963, which band became the first to reach number one with their first three singles? Gerry and the Pacemakers
Which is the largest Canary Island? Tenerife
Which child like named US gangster's original name was Lester Gillis? Baby Face Nelson
A failed assassination attempt against King James I of England and VI of Scotland by a group of provincial Gunpowder Plot
English Catholics led by Robert Catesby in 1605 was more famously known as what?
How many years are in a Millenium? 1000
What was Tom Jones' first UK number one single? It's Not Unusual
What is a baby seal called? Pup
Ramsey McDonald became British Prime Minister in 1924 the first from which political party? Labour
What is the name of the character played by Angela Lansbury in 'Murder, She Wrote'? Jessica Fletcher
In the song `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, how what did my true love give to me on the 12th day? 12 Drummers Drumming
Louis Bleriot was the first person to cross the English Channel in What? Plane
Which detective had a housekeeper named Mrs Hudson? Sherlock Holmes
Which US organisation's headquarters is situated in Langley, Virginia? The CIA
Who was the original presenter of TV's University Challenge? Bamber Gascoigne
What type of animal is a Border Leicester? Sheep
What word represents the letter J in the UK Police radio communications? Juliet
In the human body what is the Trachea? Windpipe
Who invented the revolver (handgun)? Samuel Colt
If Arnold Schwarzenegger signs up for another "Terminator" movie, How Many would be in the Series? 4 - (Terminator 1,2 & Terminator 3 Rise of the m
David Trimble became the First Minister of which Country in 1998? Northern Ireland
In which country are the Sutherland Falls? New Zealand
What does the 'H' in H bomb represent? Hydrogen
If I take two apples out of a basket of six. How many Apples do I have? 2
Which is the odd one out, Queen, King, Bishop, Cardinal? Cardinal the rest are Chess Pieces
What is the Worlds Smallest Bird? Bee Hummingbird
The Hudson River flows through which American City? New York
Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg played the original John Steed & Emma Peel in which TV series? The Avengers
Who was known as 'Old blues Eyes'? Frank Sinatra
George Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Jefferson and which other American President are Featured Abraham Lincoln
on Mount Rushmore?
How many Tentacles does a Squid Have? Ten
In roman Mythology Aphrodite is the Goddess of What? Love
in which year did the Berlin Wall come down? (1 point Year either side - 2 points for exact Year) 1989
What are the five human senses? sight, taste, hearing, smell,touch
Who was British Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990? Margaret Thatcher
Which planet did Superman come from? Krypton
In the nursery Rhyme What jumped over the moon? The Cow
What is the largest Man made structure on earth? The Great Wall of China
In which country was ex-England cricket captain Tony Greig born? South Africa
Which animal lives in a 'Lodge'? Beaver
Christopher Wren designed which London Cathedral? St Paul's
Which British Driver won the Formula One World Championship in 1992? Nigel Mansell
Luxembourg has borders with three other countries. Name Them? Belguim, France and Germany (1 Point for each)
Melanie, Victoria, Geri, emma and Melanie were the original members of which Group? Spice Girls
What is a Sampan? Boat
Who is Third in succesion for the British Throne? Prince Harry
What is a Baby Swan Called? Cygnet
Arachnophobia is the fear of What? Spiders
What was the name of the first cloned Sheep? Dolly
Which out of the world event took place on 20th July 1969? Man walked on the Moon
which Animal is the symbol of the World Wildlife fund? The Giant Panda
What was the Maiden Name of Princess Diana? Spencer
What is the Nationality of Bjorn Borg? Swedish
Who had a Hit with 'Puppy Love' in 1972? Donny Osmond
Who played Clarice Starling in 'Silence of the Lambs'? Jodie Foster
What was the name of the Lone Rangers Horse? Silver
What is the largest park in London? Hyde Park
What is the Maximum score you can achieve in Ten Pin Bowling? 300 - 12 Strikes
the River Taff flows through which Capital City? Cardiff
What is the name of the French Underground System? Metro
what was the name of Ray Allen's Dummy Lord Charles
In electronics a Light Emitting Diode is more commonly known as what? LED
Roald Amundsen was the first person to reach the South Pole in which decade of the last century? 1910's (1911)
On which part of the body would you wear a deer-stalker? The head
What is the title of the lowest order of the British nobility? Baron/Baroness
Which Beatle led the way across the zebra crossing on the Abbey Road album cover? John Lennon
Which character in Eastenders owned a dog called Willy? Ethel (Skinner)
Asa Chandler founded which world famous drinks company? Coca Cola
Who was the first Briton to win the US Open tennis title? Fred Perry
Who murdered George Cornell in the Blind Beggar pub in london in March 1966? Ronnie Kray
Angela Merkel was first female chancellorof which European country? Germany
What is the first sign of the Zodiac? Aries
What is the green pigment found in most plants that is responsible for absorbing light energy? Chlorophyll
Which two European countries are connected by the Simplon Pass? Switzerland and Italy
What was Manfred von Richtofen's nickname? The Red Baron
Which is the largest of the Channel Islands? Jersey
The Cenotaph is situated in which London street? Whitehall
Which is the largest Castle in England situated in Berkshire? Windsor Castle
Which North African country has the international car registration ET? Egypt
On a standard UK monopoly board what are the names of the four stations? Kings Cross,Marylebone,Fenchurch Street ,Liverp
The Sorbonne in Paris is what type of establishment? University
Which British prime minister had a bag named after him? Gladstone
Which controversial english pop star of the 80's has the autobiography entitled 'Take It Like A Man? Boy George
The name Wendy was first made up in which famous book? Peter Pan
Which pop singer did Debbie Rowe marry? Michael Jackson
Who had a 70s No 1 with If You Leave Me Now? Chicago
What did the Warren Commission investigate in the US in the 1960's? The Assassination of John F Kennedy
Who is the only character to appear in the first ever Coronation Street who is still in the show as at 2009? Ken Barlow
212 degrees is the Fahrenheit boiling point of what? Water (100 degrees centigrade)
Where in the human body would you find the smallest bone? The stirrup (in the ear) In the Ear (The stirrup)
Catherine Bach played the original Daisy Duke in which TV' series? Dukes of Hazard
Which member of the clergy would carry a hooked staff called a Crozier? A Bishop
Poets Corner is situated in which London landmark? Westminster Abbey
Only one country has hosted the Olympic Games on Four occasions which country? America - 1904 - St Louis, Los Angeles -1932,
Los Angeles - 1984, Atlanta - 1996
Iota, Epsilon and Beta are letters from which Alphabet? Greek
Who was Governer of Arkansas when he became President in 1993? Bill Clinton
Which British poet wrote `The Charge Of The Light Brigade` and `Maud`? Tennyson, Shelley or Byron? Tennyson
The Irish Derby is held at which racecourse? The Curragh (County Kildare)
Which of the Beatles was the first to be widowed? Paul McCartney.
Which nation won the European Football Championship in 1992 after first failing to qualify for the finals Denmark (in 1992, Denmark took the place of Y
tournament?
Bandleader Edward Ellington was known by what nickname? Duke
Which is the longest mountain range in the world? The Andes (7,240km)
Dauphin were the names of the eldest sons who became the Kings of which european country? France
P&O, the shipping line, stands for what? Peninsular and Oriental
To which Scottish island did Bonnie Price Charlie escape, dressed as a maid, in 1746? Skye
In the Book what was Baron Frankenstein`s first name? Victor
Willie John McBride is a name associated with which sport? Rugby Union
Who sang the million record selling song "I Walk The Line"? Johnny Cash
Which Body Builder born in 1892 promised that, "You too can have a body like mine?" Charles Atlas
Andrew Carnegie developed the iron and steel industry in which American city? Pittsburgh
Which country has more tractors per head, Canada, Iceland or Japan? Iceland
What nationality was Christopher Colombus? Italian
Vladivostock and Moscow are the two station at each end of which railway line? Trans Siberian Railway
What is the minimum number of musicians a band must have to be considered a "big band"? 10
The Aphartied political system was gradually dismantled in which country, starting in 1989? South Africa
Who said after successfully testing the nuclear bomb. "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds"? J. Robert Oppenheimer
Which female Argentinean was buried in a Milan cemetery under the pseudonym Maria Maggi? Eva Peron (Evita - Little Eva)
What's the ballet term for a 360-degree turn on one foot? Pirouette
Which annually honored irishman is believed by many to be buried in Downpatrick under a tombstone marked St Patrick
with the letter "F"?
What can Germans publicly deny the existence of can earn them five years in prison? The Holocaust
What sort of animal was World Cup Willie, the mascot for the 1966 World Cup? A Lion
The island of Rhodes belongs to which Mediterranean country? Greece
Which island in San Francisco Bay was the site of an almost escape-proof prison? Alcatraz
In TV series "The Adventures of Champion" what type of animal was Champion? Horse
"Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" was an Oscar winner from which movie with Robert Redford & Paul Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Newman?
Which female tennis player was stabbed at the German Tennis Open in Munich 1993? Monica Seles
Which company invented Blue Jeans in 1853 in San Francisco? Levi Strauss
Yeomen Warders at the Tower of London are commonly known by what other name? Beefeaters
In the 1971 movie Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Willy Wonka is played by Gene Wilder. Johnny Depp
Who plays him in the 2005 film?
Which US Serial Killer who killed at least 33 boys in Chicago between 1972 - 1978 last words at his execution in John Wayne Gacy
1994 were "Kiss My Arse"?
In which country was actor Mel Gibson born? USA
Which famous guitarist's original name was Brian Rankin? Hank Marvin
Which football club did Alan Sugar own? Tottenham Hotspur
What is the name of the transparent layer forming the front of the eye, which transmits and focuses light into the Cornea
eye?
What condiment brand features the Palace of Westminster on its label? HP Sauce
What was Gillian Duffy involvement in the run up to the last general election covered by TV? Rochdale pensioner whom Gordon Brown was he
How many degrees is each angle in an equilateral triangle? 60
Which footballer scored all of England's five goals in their 1975 5-0 defeat of Cyprus? Malcolm MacDonald
What is the common name for Nitrous Oxide? Laughing Gas
A heptahedron is a solid figure with how many plane sides? Seven
Who was the next president of the USA after Gerald Ford? Jimmy Carter
Which Italian fashion designer was shot and killed outside his Miami home in 1997? Gianni Versace
The Yas Marina Grand Prix circuit is in which Arab country? Abu Dhabi
Which Scandinavian country was the first european country to abolish slavery in 1792? Denmark
What T was the name of George’s dog in the Enid Blyton “Famous Five” stories? Timmy
Which island was awarded the George Cross in 1942? Malta
What colour does acid turn Litmus paper? Red
What colour is LaLa of Teletubbies? Yellow
Who played the part of the toymaker in the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang? Benny Hill
Whose autobiography was entitled 'Losing my Virginity'? Richard Branson
What were the name's of Donald Duck's nephews? Huey, Duey & Lewy
In which year did Margaret Thatcher resign as leader of the Conservatives? 1990
How is Frances Gumm the actress better known? Judy Garland
Which volcano caused the destruction of Pompeii? Vesuvius
Before Tony Blair, who was the last leader of the Labour Party to win a general election? Harold Wilson
Which Carthaginian general led his army across the Alps with a contingent of elephants? Hannibal
What was the name of the Duke of Wellingtons horse at the Battle of Waterloo named after a danish city? Copenhagen
In a standard game of Monopoly, what colour are the two cheapest properties? Brown
Gorgonzola cheese comes from which country? Italy
At what age does a Jewish boy celebrate his Bar Mitzvah? 13
Which comedian has the nickname `the big yin`? Billy Connolly
Which of these wedding anniversaries would you celebrate first? Lace, Tin or Ivory? Tin (10) (lace 13, ivory 14)
How is Eldrick Wood`s better known? Tiger Woods
On which side of the road would you drive in Australia? Left
On which corner of a motorway sign do junction exit numbers appear? Bottom left
Commonly found at circuses, what would a funambulist be better known as? Tight-rope walker
The sale of which drink accounts for 10% of the income of the government in Russia? Vodka
What is the world`s largest man-made structure? The Great Wall of China
What is the normal colour of a black box used in aeroplanes? Orange
What colour are the seats in the House of Lords? Red, Blue or Green? Red
A dagger, lead piping, a revolver, rope and a candlestick, which murder weapon is missing from the game of Spanner
Cluedo?
What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished in 1988? Dog Licence
What company is said to be responsible for Santa Claus being dressed in the colours red & white? Coca-Cola
Who was the Full England manager before Sven Goran Ericsson took the job ? Kevin Keegan
What is the name given to a poker hand where all cards are of the same suit, but not in running order? A flush
In Britain, in which month does the longest day occur? June
"Old Glory" is the one of the names of which country's flag? USA
Who wears `The Fisherman`s Ring`? The Pope
What type of fruit is a cantaloup? A melon
If you asked for `Trojans` in America, what would you get? Cigarettes, Stamps or Condoms? Condoms
What is the common term for the type of people who prefer to be called Ìnuit` or `Yupik`? Eskimos
Which country traditionally provides Britain with a Christmas tree for Trafalgar Square in London? Norway
What is the name of the aeroplane that the American President rides in? Air Force One
What does the term `brut` mean when applied to wine? Very dry
By what name is the International Criminal Police Organisation better known? Interpol
What is sold by a costermonger? Fruit
Igor Sikorsky designed and flew the first practical version of what flying machine? The helicopter
If you were born on July 4th, what star sign would you be? Cancer
From which country does the dish Enchilada come? Mexico
What does the letter `N` stand for in `NATO`? North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Which comedy series is set on Craggy Island? `Father Ted`
Whose face is referred to in `The face that launched a thousand ships`? Helen Of Troy
Where is the one place that the American flag flies 24 hours a day, but is never raised or lowered and is never The Moon
saluted?
What surname is common to the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1961 to 1974 and an ex-England football Ramsey
manager?
Who did Margaret Thatcher replace as leader of the Conservative party? Edward Heath
Out of all the animals which make up the Chinese horoscope, which comes first alphabetically? Boar
In New Orleans, the Mardi Gras festival occurs each year in which month? February
In which city in England is the National Railway Museum? York
In `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, if you add up the number of swans-a-swimming and geese-a-laying, what 13 (7 Swans, 6 Geese)
do you get? 13, 14 or 15?
Which number is referred to as `Doctor`s Orders` in Bingo? No 9 was a laxative pill given out by army docto
From which country does the drink Pernod originate? France
In which London park is London Zoo situated? Regent`s Park
In which year did the Woolworths Group chain of shops cease trading and go into liquidation? 2009
Which of the following would a phillumenist collect? Bottle tops, Matchbox labels or Dolls? Matchbox labels
From what country does the chihuahua dog originate? Mexico
What famous childrens train character would you find on the Island of Sodor? Thomas the tank engine
On which famous award do the two words `For Valour` appear? The Victoria Cross
In which hand does the Statue Of Liberty hold a torch? Left or Right? Right.
Which is the only country to have played in every World Cup since it started in 1930? Brazil
By what name is the Central Criminal Court in London better known? The Old Bailey
In the NATO phonetic alphabet, what word is used for `N`? November
What is the one place in all of Great Britain that the Queen cannot visit? The House Of Commons
`Gregory Peck` is cockney rhyming slang for what? Cheque
How is the Cockney double act of David Peacock and Charles Hodges better known? Chas `n` Dave
`Flowers in the Rain` by the Move was the first recorf to be played on which radio station? Radio One
Which singer won the Eurovision Song Contest for Ireland in 1980 and 1987? Johnny Logan
How many faults does a competitor get if they knock a fence down in showjumping? Four
In which decade did the Great Train Robbery take place? 1960's - 1963 year either side
In Peter Pan, what is the name of Captain Hook`s ship? The Jolly Roger
Which famous fictional detective first came tp prominence in the book "Study in Scarlett"? Sherlock Holmes
Where was the 1986 World Cup held? Mexico
What football club did Gordon Banks play for when he won his 1966 World Cup medal? Leicester City
Fill in the missing name in this sequence of England managers: Ramsey, Mercer, Revie, ? , Robson Ron Greenwood (1977-82)
Where are the headquarters of FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association)? Zurich, Swizerland
Who was England's goalkeeper in the losing game against Germany in the 1970 World Cup? Peter Bonetti
Who scored England's dying seconds winner against Belgium in the 1990 World Cup? David Platt
Who is the Lev Yashin award given to at the end of World Cup finals? goalkeeper voted the best in the tournament
Which manager was in charge of the Scotland team in the 1986 World Cup Finals? Alex Ferguson
Which German is currently the overall top scorer in the history of World Cup Finals with 14 goals? Gerd Muller
Which British team were knocked out of the 1974 World Cup Finals on goal difference, but ended up the only Scotland
unbeaten side in the competition?
How many times has the host nation won the football World Cup? 6 (Uruguay 1930, Italy 1934, England 1966, We
Grzegorz Lato won the Golden boot at the 1974 football World Cup Which country did he play for? Poland
Which 2 teams contested the only World Cup final to end 0-0 before penalties? Brazil and Italy (1994 in USA)
Who were the last team to be runners-up in 2 consecutive World Cups? West Germany (in 1982 and 1986)
Which is the only non European country to host the World Cup more than once? Mexico (in 1970 and 1986)
What was the name of the mascot for the 1966 World Cup finals held in England? World Cup Willie
Who was David Beckham sent off for kicking in the 1998 World Cup game against Argentina? Diego Simeone
What was the scoreline when Brazil beat Italy in the 1970 World Cup final? Four - One
Who was the first black footballer to win a full England cap? Viv Anderson, 1978
Which of the following teams was not in England`s group in the 2002 World Cup? Poland, Sweden or Nigeria? Poland
Which Italian won the golden boot in the 1982 World Cup scoring 6 goals? Paolo Rossi
Which football team lost both the 1974 and 1978 World Cup finals? Holland
Why was Scottish footballer Willie Johnstone sent home from the 1978 World Cup? For taking drugs
What was the title of the England Football teams` 1970 World Cup song? `Back Home`
Which two countries have only won the football World Cup once? England and France
Which Portugese footballer won the golden boot in the 1966 World Cup scoring 9 goals? Eusebio
Who was the only England player sent of during the 1986 World Cup Finals? Ray Wilkins
In which country did the first football World Cup take place? Uruguay
Which two England footballers missed penalties in the shoot-out against Germany in the 1990 World Cup semi- Chris Waddle and Stuart Pearce
final?
Who was the first person to Captain and Manage a World Cup winning Football team? Franz Beckenbauer
When Brazil won the 1994 soccer World Cup, to which famous Brazillian sportsman who died in this year Ayrton Senna
persuing his own sport did they dedicate the win to?
How many goals did Gary Lineker score for England in the 1986 World Cup finals? 6
Geoff Hurst scored 3 goals in the 1966 World Cup final who scored the other goal for England? Martin Peters
What English-speaking Carribean nation qualified for the soccer world cup finals in France in 1998? Jamaica
Which is the only country to have played in every World Cup since it started in 1930? Brazil
What football club did Nobby Stiles play for when he won his 1966 World Cup medal? Manchester United
Which Countries World Cup Qualifiers have the nickname Bafana Bafana? South Africa
Which referee gave a penalty to holland in the opening minutes of the 1974 world cup final? Jack Taylor
Which French footballer scored twice in the 1998 World Cup final? Zinedine Zidane
What is the traditional timing device used by musicians which clicks at a selected rate? Metronome
During which war was the Battle of Anzio? Second World War
The port of Drammen is in which scandanavian country? Norway
Which Three times Formula One Champion 1975/77/84 and airline founder, nicknamed the Rat and Clockwork Niki Lauda
Mouse, featured on an Austrian postage stamp in 2005?
Spencer Perceval (1762-1812) is the only British Prime Minister to have been what: a professor; deaf; Assassinated
assassinated;
or ginger?
Jazz musician Stephane Grappelli was famous for playing which instrument? Violin
The Wombles made their debut television appearance on which children's Story Telling TV programme? Jackanory (1973)
What gas do humans breathe out? Carbon dioxide (CO2)
What ball is worth three points in snooker? Green
Bibliomania is the compulsive collecting or hoarding of what? Books
What is the name of Mick Hucknell's band? Simply Red
Caroline Lucas became the first parliamentary MP of which party, when she won the Brighton Pavilion seat in the The Green Party
UK May 2010 general election?
In Japan the word Mikado originally referred to what: the emperor; a theatre; an early form of electoral
proportional
representation; or sushi rice? The emperor
A clowder is a collective term for which creatures: dogs; cats; horses; or sheep? Cats
Which British football team is nicknamed the Blades? Sheffield United
Who called a Rochdale pensioner whom Gordon Brown was heard to call 'a sort of bigoted woman' after meeting Gordon Brown
her on a pre-election walkabout?
What Maryland presidential retreat, previously called Shangri-la, was renamed by Dwight D Eisenhower after his
grandson? Camp David
On 1st April 1980 a 25-day riot and siege began at what UK prison? Strangeways
Prince Andrew served for twenty-two years with which organization? Royal Navy
Which fictional Detective solves the crime in `Death on the Nile`? Hercule Poirot
In which country does the story `The Pied Piper Of Hamelin` take place? Germany
According to Bram Stoker`s original novel, by which seaside town did Count Dracula enter England? Whitby
In which country is the wine-growing Barossa Valley? Australia
Which country lies to the north of Austria and to the south of Poland? A: Czech Republic
Which french landmark is 984 ft high? Eiffel Tower
Okinawa is a volcano in which country? Japan
What is the largest country in South America? Brazil
Which show about Danny and Sandy was made into a film with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John? Grease.
By what name is the motorway Gravelly Hill Interchange better known? Spaghetti Junction
What does a hippophobic fear? Horses
In which Decade was TV's Channel 4 launched? 1980's (1982)
Which Australian won the men's singles at Wimbledon in 1987? Pat Cash
In which sport would a niblick be used? Golf
In which art gallery is the Mona Lisa kept? The Louvre
What skin and eye colouring is associated with jaundice? Yellow
What nationality was Pablo Picasso? Spanish
Which literary character travelled around the world in 80 days with Pass Partout? Phileas Fog
In George Orwell`s Ànimal Farm` what type of animal was `Napoleon`? A pig
When spoken by a police officer, what do the letters RTA stand for? Road Traffic Accident
Nick Leeson lost £208 million by the end of 1994 bringing which bank into bankruptcy Barings
Brothers Richard and Maurice opened their first fast food restaurant in 1940 in San Bernardino, California. What Mcdonalds
was the name of the restaurant?
In which town was William Shakespeare born? Stratford-upon-Avon
Gala, Jonagold and Pink Lady are varieties of which fruit? Apple
What is sake made from? Rice
What type of material is produced in a ginnery? Cotton
What's the oldest university in the USA? Harvard
What is a blini? A Pancake
If you landed on the Short Fast Line, B&O Railroad, Seashore Lines or Reading Railroad What US version of a Monopoly
board game would you be playing?
Who did Chris Chataway set pace for to create a World Record on 6 May 1954? Roger Bannister
What is the fictional brewery associated with the Rovers Return pub in TV's Coronation Street serial? Newton and Ridley
Golda Meir was the famous female prime minister of which country? Israel (1969-74)
How many valves does a trumpet have? Three
What is the name of the RAF's aerobatics team? The Red Arrows
In which ocean are the Canary Islands? Atlantic
What type of weapon is a Falchion? Sword
The Trip To Jerusalem in Nottingham claims to be the oldest what in Britain? Pub
Which American horse race is run at Churchill Downs? The Kentucky Derby
Known as The Clones Cyclone which irishman won the World Featherweight Champion in 1985? Barry McGuigan
What is a 'half-hunter'? A type of pocket watch
Tanner was the slang term for which pre-decimal British coin? Sixpence
Which ice-skating sporting duo was coached by Betty Calloway? Torvill and Dean
Which TV Soap began in 1985? Eastenders
Which French singer was known as Little Sparrow? Edith Piaf
In which country is Interpol based? France
Who was the first leader of Polish trade union Solidarity? Lech Walesa
In the UK military what does SAS stand for? Special Air Service
On which part of the body would you wear a sabot? Foot (it's a wooden shoe)
What is the name of the prison in the British TV comedy series Porridge? Slade
What is the largest city in Australia? Sydney
What was the first name of the fictional New York detective Kojak? Theo
Which English Kate became the face of L'Oreal in 1998? Moss
Croatia and Slovenia used to be part of which country? Yugoslavia
Which sport in the Olympics includes pikes, tucks and twists? Diving
Which controversial American sportsman had the first names Orenthal James? O J Simpson
What is the main color on the Chinese flag? Red
Rupert Murdoch comes from which country? Australia
Abraham Saperstein started which world famous basketball team in January 1927? Harlem Globetrotters
The 90s Good Friday Agreement sought peace in which country? N. Ireland
Which singer was known as the 'Forces' Sweetheart'? Vera Lynn
Which establishment opened in Baker Street, London 1835. Which depicts life size replicas of famous people Madame Tussaud's
throughout history?
What is the speed limit on a German motorway? There is no limit
James Baulmgarner changed his name slightly to become which actor? James Garner
Which English cathedral was destroyed by fire in 1666? St Pauls
In which decade were luncheon vouchers introduced in the UK? 1950's (1955)
Which caped crusader operated in Gotham city? Batman
What is the name of the horse in the only book written by Anna Sewell? Black Beauty
Marty McFly came back to where? Future
What colour is the bullseye on a standard dartboard? Red
Which famous British group performed the first ever song on Top Of The Pops in 1964? Rolling Stones
Which Competition palyed every four years first took palce in Uruguay in 1930? World Cup Finals
How Long Does it take for light from the moon to reach the Earth 1.26 secs, 1.26 mins or 1.26 hours? 1.26 secs
What is the name of Tintin's wire haired terrier? Snowy
If I take 2 apples out of a basket containing 6 apples how many apples do I have ? Two
Which Bear grows larger Brown Grizzly or Polar ? Polar Bear (Twice as big)
For How long did Queen Victoria Reign for ? (2 years either side) 64
Which country features a maple leaf on its flag ? Canada
"Anyone Can Fall In Love" was a chart hit set to the theme tune of which British Soap Opera TV show? Eastenders
On Mount Rushmore which US president is missing George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt?
Aphrodite was the Goddess of what in Roman Mythology? Love
How many rounds are there in an Olympic boxing match? 4
Who did Elton John originally duet with on the No1 hit "Don't Go Breaking My Heart"? Kiki Dee
Martina Navratilova has been on the winning side in the Federation Cup for which two countries? Czechoslovakia & USA
Which actor is the dad of Jamie Lee Curtis? Tony Curtis
In which decade was Madonna born? 1950's (1958)
In American football, where do the Chargers come from? San Diego
What was the Russian President Yeltsin's first name? Boris
Who is the only character to appear in the first ever Coronation Street who is still in the show as at 2009? Ken Barlow
Churchill, Sherman and Panzer were all developed as types of what? Tank
If you were watching Hawkeye Pierce, Radar, Margaret Houlihan,Trapper and Colonel Henry Blake which M.A.S.H
american TV series would you be enjoying?
The disastrous poison gas leak at Bhopal took place in which country? India
Dick Francis novels revolve around which sport? Horse Racing
What does the C stand for in LCD? Liquid CRYSTAL Display
American Playwright Arthur Miller was married to which famous Hollywood blond actress? Marilyn Monroe
On a computer keyboard what letter is between Q and E? QWERTY
Lord Mountbatten was murdered off the coast of which country? IRELAND
In a speak to the Conservative Party Conference what was the finishing line to this address by Margaret Thatcher The lady's not for turning."
"To those waiting with bated breath for that favourite media catchphrase, the 'U-turn', I have only one thing to
say: "You turn if you want to." ?
What was Elvis Presley's daughter called? Lisa Marie
Who collaborated with Andrew Lloyd Webber on the musicals Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Tim Rice
Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita and many others?
Which team were beaten 7-0 by portugal in the recent world cup finals? North Korea (Korea DPR)
What numeric term describes perfect eyesight and a form of cricket? 20/20
In Cluedo, How many rooms are there in which the murder can take place? 9. Kitchen, Billiard Room, Ballroom, Conservator
According the the Bible how many of each type of animal did Moses take on the Ark? None, Noah took the animals.
Which British Prime Minister had the maiden name Roberts ? Margaret Thatcher
What is the purpose of the black stripe on a school crossing warden`s `lollipop`? To write in chalk the registration number of traff
Barwick Green is the name of the title music to which Long Running Radio show? The Archers
The Savoy Grill, the Boxwood Café at the Berkeley Hotel and Maze are all restaurants owned by which famous Gordon Ramsay
chef?
Eli Wallach played which of the three from the film The Good, The Bad and the Ugly? The Ugly
In which city would you find Canada`s largest Stock Exchange? Toronto
What was the name of the car which was known as Luxury Export United States after it`s intended market - the Lexus
U.S.A ?
According to the lyrics of the song by the Weather Girls, it will start raining men at just about what time? Half past ten
Which Hollywood Actress has Three Children called Maddox, Zahara and Shiloh ? Angelina Jolie
February is the shortest month in the year, but which is the longest? October, because the clocks go back so it lasts 3
Where would you find an Aglet ? shoe lace it is the hard tag at the end
The French character Bibendum has more than one spare tyre, but by what name do we know him better as? The Michelin Man
If you were a `chalkie` in Australia, what would your profession be? Teaching
In which English county is the Queen`s private residence, Sandringham House? Norfolk
What colour was Coca-Cola originally? Green
In which religion is Vishnu worshipped as the God of creation? Hinduism
In May 2006, Belfast Airport officially changed its name in honour of which famous Irishman? George Best
In `Coronation Street`, what was Stan Ogden`s occupation? Window Cleaner
What starts with `T`, ends with `T` and has `T` in it? A Teapot
How much liquid does a flagon hold? Two pints
Which European country is the largest consumer of beer per head? Germany
Which famous building has the address 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? The White House
Which chocolate bar was launched in 1978 by a long distance lorry driver called Martin Fisk? Yorkie
By what name are Dominican Monks also known as? Whitefriars, Blackfriars or Greyfriars? Blackfriars
In money slang, how much is a `Pavarotti`? Â£10 (a tenor)
Which famous fictional character lives at 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging? Harry Potter
What is the top colour on a rainbow? Red
In which country was the organisation Greenpeace founded? Canada
Lord David Sutch was the founder of which UK political party? Official Monster Raving Loony Party
Which sign of the zodiac is represented by the Ram? Aries
In the order of the British Empire, what does the letter `C` stand for in CBE? Commander
What are the three primary colours of light? Red, Blue and Green.
What is comic book hero Played for and managed Melchester Rovers? Roy Race (Roy of the Rovers)
What was Sarah, the Duchess of York`s maiden name? Ferguson
In which country did the dish of goulash originate? Hungary
What is the national dance of Brazil? The samba
To the nearest million, what did Census 2001 reveal was the population of the UK (5 Million each way)? 59 million
What is the main language spoken in Chile? Spanish
Helmut Kohl was the chancellor of which country during the 80s and 90s? Germany.
The sale of what was prohibited in America during prohibition? Alcohol.
Who beat Trevor Berbick (WBC) then James Smith (WBA) then Tony Tucker (IBF) to become undisputed World Mike Tyson
Boxing Champion in 1990?
In the game of draughts, how many men does a player start with? 12
What type of pastry is used in profiteroles? Choux
B&Q stores nationwide broke British law in 1989 by doing what? Opening on a Sunday
Which city is 402 miles from Cardiff, 156 miles from Newcastle and 149 miles from Aberdeen? Glasgow
Exmoor, Welsh Mountain and Shetland are varieties of what type of animal? Pony
What is the colour of the dragon on the Welsh flag? Red
From which country does the game of mah-jong originate? China
Which member of the royal family married Timothy Lawrence in 1992? Princess Anne
Between which two cities did the train `the Flying Scotsman` run? London and Edinburgh
How many numbered compartments are there on a roulette wheel? 37 (0 to 36)
Dr. Banner is the alter-ego of which comic book hero? The Incredible Hulk
In which German city does the Oktoberfest beer festival take place? Munich
Which comedian has the real name of Royston Vasey? Roy Chubby Brown
What is France`s largest vehicle manufacturer? Renault
Which American building became the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931? Empire State Building
A quadricentennial event would take place once every how often? 400 years
What cocktail consists of Tia Maria, Vodka and Coke? Black Russian
How old do you have to be to legally buy a lottery ticket in the UK? 16
What was the first name of O.J. Simpsons` wife who was killed in 1994? Nicole
Lending her name to a famous sports manufacturer, who was the Greek Goddess of Victory? Nike
Robert Zimmerman is the real name of which famous person? Bob Dylan
Which company makes the chocolate biscuit Kit Kat? Rowntrees
How many zeros are in a one trillion when written out in numerical form? 12
What are the three colours which make up the Dutch flag? Red, White and Blue
Which religious organistation`s badge bears the logo `Blood and Fire`? The Salvation Army
In the British Army, which of these ranks is the highest? Major, Captain or Colonel? Colonel
Who is Liverpool Airport named after? John Lennon
How many points does a `Star of David` have? 6
With what game would you associate Bobby Fischer? Chess
What are Oxford Bags? Trousers, Socks or Shoes? Trousers
What is the average of the numbers 1, 2, 4 and 5? 3
The Bolero is the national dance of Which European country? Spain
What is the name given to someone who makes arrows? Fletcher
Where in the body is the patella? The knee
From which animal does Cashmere wool come from? Goat
How many eyes does a cyclops have? 1
What is Frigophobia the fear of? The cold
In which Ocean are the group of islands called the Seychelles? The Indian Ocean
Which Russian leader had a pronounced birth mark on his forehead? Gorbachev.
Which Royal couple were divorced in february 1996? Diana Princess of Wales and Prince Charles
What was the name of the oil platform which exploded in the north sea oil field in July 1988? Piper Alpha
Which spinach-eating sailor has Robin Williams played on the film? Popeye.
The cephalothorax and the opisthosoma are body sections of what: arachnids (spiders, etc); humans; birds; or
fire-engines? Arachnids
Which famous book was Credited with popularising the girl's name Wendy? Peter Pan
In which European country is the Caledonian Canal? Scotland
Budapest lies on which river? Danube
What is the name of Bill Sikes` dog in Charles Dickens` Òliver Twist` and a TV game Show? Bullseye
Which East Sussex Seaside Town was the name of a Grahame Greene novel? Brighton Rock
Renee Zellweger played which part in the film based on the characters diary? Bridget Jone's
Who is missing, Porthos, Athos and D'Artagnan? Aramis
What was the landscape painters Constable`s first name? John
What was author Dick Francis` profession before he took up writing? Jockey
In which American state is Hollywood? Hollywood
Which toll bridge joins the counties of East Riding of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire? The Humber Bridge
In which Scottish city would you find the Royal Mile and Holyrood Palace? Edinburgh
In which country was Charlie Chaplin born? London, England
What country is only bordered by Spain? Portugal
Solidarity was the mass movement of the people in which country? Poland.
What does H stand for in the video system VHS as launched by JVC in 1976 ? Video Home System
The William Tell Overture provided the title music to which 1950's - 60's Cowboy Cult TV western ? The Lone Ranger.
Which American singer's first solo No 1 in the UK was "One Day In your Life" ? Michael Jackson
Where is the Valley of the Kings, the scene of a terrorist attack in 1997 ? Egypt.
In Which year did we convert to decimilastion ? 1971
The river Tiber flows through which European City ? Rome
What TV series featured Emma Peel ? The Avengers
Who set to sea in a beautiful pea green boat ? The Owl & The Pussycat
Who was the Prime Minister in the Faulklands War ? Maggie Thatcher
What is the common name for sodium chloride ? Salt
Who in a famous speech Said "I have a dream"? Martin Luther King Jnr
Which is the longest river in Britain? River Severn
What document was Signed by King John in 1215? Magna Carta
Gangsters Mr Barrow and Miss Parker were better known by their first names What were they? Bonnie and Clyde
What was the actor name of Marrion Morrison? John Wayne
In Which part of the body is the Thyroid Gland ? The Neck
Andorra, Belguim, germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Spain and Switzerland all have a border with which
country ? France
In which 1993 film does a boy called Jonah write to a woman called Annie, asking her to meet his father at the "Sleepless In Seattle"
Empire State building on St. Valentine's Day?
The Worlds largest Mobile Phone maker, Nokia, is based In which country? Finland
In the Book what was Baron Frankenstein's first name? Victor
Which island was awarded the George Cross in 1942? Malta
Who bought Chelsea football club for £1 in 1982? Ken Bates
How many players make up an Australian rules football team? 18
What was the name and call-sign of the Apollo Eleven lunar module which landed on the moon in 1969? Eagle
In Spain is a Senorita a married or single woman? Single
According to the proverb, when should you not count your chickens? Before they've hatched
What colour does acid turn Litmus paper? Red
What's the largest Scandinavian country? Sweden
What was the name of the Benedictine monk who legend has it invented Champagne? Dom Perignon
In which Country is the concentration camp Auschwitz ? Poland
Who was Kate Winslett 's male co-star in Titanic? Leonardo di Caprio
What is calcium carbonate normally known as? Chalk
Who holds the record as being Britain's youngest ever Formula 1 Driver? Jensen Button
How many holes are there in a ten pin bowling ball? 3
Which childrens fictional character lives in the land of Honalee ? Honalee
What nationality was Salvadore Dali? Spanish
In Basketball it’s called a Tip Off, in Football a Kick off what is it called in Ice Hockey? Face off
Which country voted in a referendum to keep the Queen as their sovereign in 1999? Australia
In the movies Daniel Radcliffe plays which character? Harry Potter
Two main London railway stations have the word "Cross" in their names. Name both? Kings cross and Charing cross
Who was the last English born manager to manage/coach an FA Cup winning side? Harry Rednapp (2008 - portsmouth beat Cardiff
If you were playing darts and got a 'Shanghai' score of 72 with 3 darts which number have you scored on? 12
Which character had a valet called Kato? Inspector Clousseau
What is the name of the RAF's aerobatics team? Red Arrrows
In which ocean are the Canary Islands? Atlantic
The phrase ‘mind your p’s and q’s’ originally meant to watch how much you had to drink, but what did the letters Pints & Quarts
p & q stand for?

What units are used to measure sound intensity? Decibels
What flavour is the liqueur Cointreau? Orange
What nationality was the famous spy Mata Hari - Dutch, Austrian, French? Dutch
Which Saint's Day is 17th March? St. Patrick
Whose catchphrase was 'Ooo you are awful but I like you'? Dick Emery
What was first crossed by tightrope by Charles Blondin in 1859? Niagara Falls
Which animals young is called a joey? Kangaroo
In All The Presidents Men, Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman play journalists investigating which break-in? Watergate
Which two teams contested the first Post World War Two Wembley FA Cup Final? Chelsea v Leeds (1970)
What is the worlds Northern most capital? Reykjavik, Iceland
Which game might you be watching if you were at The Belfry? Golf
How many squares are there on a snakes and ladders board? 100
Which childrens cartoon character had a ship called the Black Pig? Captain Pugwash
How many sheets of paper are there in a ream? 500
What title is giving to the wife of an Earl called? Countess
Who played Corporal Jones in 'Dad's Army'? Clive Dunn
What does an 'Anemometer' measure ? Windspeed
Ankara is the capital of which country? Turkey
In Pop music, which two herbs go with 'Parsley & Sage'? Rosemary and Thyme - Scarborough fair
What sort of creature is a bustard? A bird
In the USA if you were a bootlegger what would you be selling illegallyl? Alcohol
In the Hans Christian Andersen story, which little girl was found inside the petals of a flower? Thumbelina
Which is the only US state to begin with the letter 'P'? Pennsylvania
What nationality is the worlds oldest airline Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappi? Dutch (KLM)
Which spirit is the base for a Black Russian cocktail? Vodka
In motoring terms what does OHC stand for? Overhead Camshaft
The Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratory is better known by which name? Jodrell Bank
How many countries are still members of the British Commonwealth (five either side)? 53
Pershore, Victoria and Washington are types of which fruit? Plum
How many times in succession did Bjorn Borg win the Men's Tennis Singles at Wimbledon? 5
The character Shylock appears in the Merchant of Venice written by whom? Shakespeare
P&O, the shipping line, stands for what? Peninsular and Oriental
Who wrote the novel Dracula? Bram Stoker
How many valves does a trumpet have? 3
Apart from London name one other city in Britain have an underground railway system? Glasgow, Liverpool, Newcastle
How many players are there in an Australian Rules football team? 18
What is a person who shoes horses called? Farrier
Which team was Liverpool playing in the 1985 European Cup Final when the Heysel stadium Juventus
disaster happened, banning all English clubs from European Football for 6 years?
What is the UK equivalent of the American Army Delta Force? Delta Force
What was the first name of the movie character Indiana Jones? Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones, Jr
Which comedian was born 'Maurice Cole'? Kenny Everett
In which country is Acapulco? Mexico
Which Disney film features the song 'The Bear Necessities'? The Jungle Book
What type of animal is a Wessex Saddleback? A pig
Which game can be 'lawn' or 'crown green'? Bowls
How many balls are on the table at the start of a frame of snooker? 22 (fifteen reds, 6 colours, 1 white)
In Australian slang, what is a 'Thunder Box'? Toilet
Björn & Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid are better known as who? Abba
In the song, 'The House of the Rising Sun' is in which city? New Orleans
Who invented the bouncing bomb? Barnes Wallis
Which animal lives in a Drey? Squirrel
What does "Five-O" stand for in the TV series Hawaii Five 0? Hawaii was the 50th State of America
In the phonetic alphabet, what word represents the letter H ? Hotel
Which is the oldest club in the Football League, founded in 1862? Notts County
What American state is Silicon Valley in? California
From what musical did the song "I'm gonna wash that man right out of my hair" come ? South pacific
How high is the basket in Basketball in feet? 10 ft (3.05 metres)
Who was married too Cassandra in "Only Fools & Horses"? Rodney
In the 20th century, how many England internationals have be named European footballer of the year? Three. Kevin Keegan, Bobby Charlton, Stanley M
How many shillings were in a sovereign? 20
Which musical instrument has 47 strings? Harp
Originally registered as the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, what is it now called? OXFAM
What was the family name of the Beverly Hillbillies? The Clampetts
What is the colour of the number 13 on a roulette wheel? Black
What is done to a herring to make it into a kipper? It is smoked
What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’? A cloud
In which European country would you find Tuscany? Italy
What type of animal is a cottontail? A Rabbit
Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’? Louis Armstrong
Which British royal was once married to Lord Snowden? Princess Margaret
Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero? Torvill & Dean
Which was the only non-European nation to win the men's football world cup in the 90's? Brazil
What relationship is Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William? Grandmother
Who were Andy Pandy's two best friends? Teddy and Looby Loo
What is the name of the Israeli Secret Service? Mossad
Which hollywood actress married nine times won the 1936 'Miss Hungary' title but had to give it up because she Zsa Zsa Gabor
was under 16?
Who has managed both England and Australia's national football team? Terry Venables
What does a chandler make and/or sell? Candles
What is Dennis the Menace's dog called? Gnasher
Who won seven gold medals at the 1974 Olympics? Mark Spitz
In athletics field events, what weighs sixteen pounds (7.25kg)? Shot Putt
Which country is Luxembourg the capital of? Luxembourg
In which three Olympic sports do men and women compete together? Yachting, shooting, equestrianism
Which detective shares his name with a chocolate covered ice-cream bar? Magnum (P.I.)
Which of the world's capital cities stands on the Potomac River? Washington DC
In which film was the song 'Raindrops are falling on my Head' a theme tune? Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid
In speedway racing, how many laps of the track does a race consist of? 4
Which out of this world historic event happened on Sunday, July 20, 1969? Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
Which historical event started with the storming of the Winter Palace, St Petersburg in 1917? The Russian Revolution.
A Skulk is the collective noun for a group of What? Foxes
Which river starts in switzerland and runs through Litchenstein, Austria, Germany, France, Netherlands Rhine
Who played Emma Peel in the Avengers? Diana Rigg
What colour is calamine lotion? Pink
Buster Crabbe, Johnny Weissmuler and Ron Ely have all played which Movie/TV character? Tarzan
Who was known in the Second World War, as ‘The Forces Sweetheart’? Vera Lynn
Who wrote the lyrics for the stage musicals Evita and Jesus Christ Superstar? Tim Rice
The Colorado River flows through which mountain range? The Rockies
How many square miles is the City of London? One.
Which is the only sport you are not allowed to play left-handed? Polo
How many consonants are there in the English alphabet? 21
Which vegetable can be oyster, chestnut or shitaki? Mushrooms
Which of the 7 dwarfs has the longest name? Bashful, Dopey, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Doc
What boy's name is also a grade of proficiency in judo? Dan
What did the crocodile swallow in Peter Pan? An alarm clock.
What type of creature is a painted lady? Butterfly
How many strings does a Spanish guitar have? 6
In the novel Animal Farm which animals took over the farm? Pigs
Who was the 'Maid of Orleans'? Joan of Arc
How many chambers has the heart? 4
Steamboat Willy introduced which famous character to the silver screen in 1928? Mickey Mouse
In which country are Saab cars manufactured? Sweden
What is the official bird of Britain? Robin
What is the currency of Turkey? Lira
What do you call an eight sided figure? Octagon
In which US city is the Sears tower? Chicago
Whose first Secret Diary was written when he was 13 3/4? Adrian Mole
What is the name of the cat that chases Tweetie Pie? Sylvester
Who is the only non-league side (now a London Premiership team) to win the FA Cup? Tottenham Hotspur. They were elected to the lea
What were the little people in the Wizard of Oz called? Munchkins
Who is the Greek God of the sea? Poseidon.
What is the main ingredient of risotto? Rice
Which major sporting event began on 17 June 1994 at Soldier Field, Chicago? Football World Cup
In which English city was the boxer Prince Naseem Hamed born? Sheffield
How many fences are there in the Grand National? 32 (2 circuits of 16)
Which London landmark was named after Sir Benjamin Hall? Big Ben
Ring of Bright Water' is a book about which creatures? Otters
What is Del Boys local called in only fools and horses? The Nags Head
What was the name of Thor Heyerdahl's balsa wood raft on which he crossed the Pacific in 1947 covering
6920km,
hoping to prove that Native South Americans could have migrated to the Pacific islands? KonTiki.
Released in 1997 What is the Top selling UK single of all time an adaptation of the original to commmemorate a
famous British icon? Candle in the wind
Who was Passepartout's travel companion? Phileas Fogg
In which year did Queen Elizabeth the second of England come to the throne? 1952
What nationality was the explorer Christopher Columbus? Italian
In which country is the Masai Mara game reserve? Kenya
What was the name of the family in the Sound of Music? Von Trapp
What goods were for sale from the Dublin street vendor, Molly Malone? Cockles and mussels
Which weather phenomenon translates from the Spanish for 'little boy'? El Nino
What's the name of the dog in the Tom and Jerry cartoons? Spike
Name Gladys Knights backing group? The Pips
In London, the Cambridge, the Lyric and the Adelphi are all what? Theaters
What sport was the subject of the film 'National Velvet'? Horse racing
Who is the first female in line to the British throne? Princess Beatrice
In which series did Steve Garrett say 'Book 'em Danno!'? Hawaii Five-O
Name the Greenpeace trawler which was sunk in July 1985. Rainbow Warrior
What does a cooper make? Barrels
Which tribe did Geronimo lead? The Apache
Which fruit is the main ingredient of Spanish gazpacho soup? Tomato
How many children were in Enids Blytons Famous Five? 4 (1 dog)
Which country's team always leads the Olympic opening procession? Greece
Which country's team is always last at the Olympic opening procession? The Host Nation
What is the one place in all of Great Britain that the Queen cannot visit? House of Commons
The Yeomen of the Guard are known by what other name? Beefeaters
Which is the odd wine out? Sherry, Retsina, Champagne, Port or Bordeaux Retsina (describes the flavour) All the others des
In sport what can be a maximum of 38 inches long & 4 inches wide? Cricket bat
Name 3 of the five James Bond films that have titles of only one word? Goldfinger, Goldeneye, Moonraker, Octopussy, T
What is the name of the international agreement that established a code for the treatment of prisoners of war? Geneva convention
What was the name of Bruce Wayne’s butler? Alfred
Who managed the first English side to win the European Cup? Matt Busby
What is the national bird of New Zealand? The kiwi
What is the maximum number of men allowed in a tug-of-war team? Eight
Which country did boxer Lennox Lewis represent at the Olympics? Canada
Which film studio had a lion as its symbol? MGM
In which city was John F Kennedy assassinated? Dallas
Which football team did Alf Garnett support? West Ham
Which American Athlete said, 'That business with Hitler didn't bother me, I didn't go there to shake hands with
him anyway'? Jesse Owens (after Hitler refused to shake his ha
What type of transport did Steve McQueen use to escape in the film 'The Great Escape'? Motorbike
Who had a hit with "The Fastest Milkman in the West"? Benny Hill
In which country was the Battle of El Alamain fought? Egypt
Where did Tony Bennett leave his heart? San Francisco
Q: How many degrees are there in a circle? A: 360
Q: Near which European Capital city is Orly airport? A: Paris
Q: What is the name of the butler in the Addams family? A: Lurch
Q: In 1929, who ordered the infamous St Valentines Day Massacre A: Al Capone
Q: What do vertebrates have that invertebrates do not? A: A backbone
Q: In movies what was Marrion Morrison’s stage name? A: John Wayne
Q: What was Beethoven's first name? A: Ludwig
Q: Which sport are Dick Francis' novels about? A: Horse racing
Q: What is a young kangaroo called? A: Joey
Q: Name the ranch where the Cartwright's lived in Bonanza. A: Ponderosa
Q: Name the geological fault that runs the length of California? A: San andreas fault
Q: Who rolled down the hill last, Jack or Jill? A: Jill
Q: Which ex sportsman links the films Swordfish, Gone In 60 Seconds and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking A: Vinnie Jones
Barrels?
Q: Who led the "Dirty Dozen" in the film of the same name? A: Lee Marvin
Q: Which soap pub sells Newton and Ridley? A: Rovers' Return
Q: What is a period of play in polo called? A: Chukka
Q: Who was the last Briton to win a men's singles title at Wimbledon? A: Fred Perry
Q: What is mined at Kimberley, Australia ? A: Gold
Q: Which American President did John Hinckley Junior shoot? A: Ronald Reagan
Q: Which English Pop Star played Ned Kelly in the 1970 film of the same name? A: Mick Jagger
Q: Which soccer team did Ian Botham play for? A: Scunthorpe United
Q: Macaroni, Gentoo, Chinstrap and Emperor are types of which sea creature? A: Penguins
Q: In a modern 3 pin electrical plug, what is the colour of the live or positive wire? A: Brown
Q: Who was Queen of England for only 9 days before she was beheaded? A: Lady Jane Grey
Q: How many square inches are there in a square foot? A: 144
Q: Which famous sports person married his fiancé Elin Nordegren in Barbados in October 2004? A: Tiger Woods
Q: Which musical is the name of a US state? A: Oklahoma
Q: Who recorded the 70's disco song "You're My First, My last, My Everything"? A: Barry White
Q: What is the official residence of the French President? A: Elysée Palace
Q: Who was the first Black soccer captain for England? A: Paul Ince
Q: In the cartoon, who is Andy Capp’s wife? A: Flo
Q: In which 70's series did you see the characters Reagan & Carter? A: The Sweeny
Q: How many strings has a Ukulele? A: 4
Q: WhIch female tennis player won a 'Golden Slam' in 1988 by winning the singles titles at the Australian, A: Steffi Graff
French,
Wimbledon and United states tennis championships and the Olympic games?
Q: What nationality is the violinist, Yehudi Menuhin? A: American
Q: What 3 colours are the national flag of Belgium? A: Black, Yellow and Red
Q: Which politician, born in Tredegar, Monmouthshire, in 1942 was leader of the British Labour Party from 1983
to 1992? A: Neil Kinnock
Q: What currency is used in Japan? A: Yen
Q: How is the Aurora Australis better known? A: The southern lights
Q: In May 1984, Alan Pettigrew of Loch Lomond gained the world record from throwing what item with a distance
of 55.11 metres? A: A haggis
Q:Willie John McBride is a name associated with which sport? A:Rugby Union
Q:In the nursery rhyme, who were the Three Men in a Tub? A: Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker
Q: Who did Mark Chapman kill in New York? A: John Lennon
Q: The picture of which American President appears on the 1 dollar bill? A: Goerge Washington
Q: In the phonetic alphabet, what word represents the letter Z ? A: Zulu
Q: What three flavours make up a neopolitan ice cream? A: Vanilla, chocolate, stawberry
Q: Which brown bear befriended Mowgli? A: Baloo
Q: What colour lenses are required to view a "3-D" film? A: Red & Green
Q: What number is opposite a one on a dice? A: Six
Q: In which sport would you have an Eskimo roll? A: Canoeing
Q: How many sides has a dodecagon? A: 12
Q: On which Island is Wall Street? A: Manhattan
Q: In which novel does Fagin appear? A: Oliver Twist
Q: The spray WD-40 is often used to help cars start, and free locks – what does the WD stand for? A: Water Dispersant
Q: What is the name of the medical oath taken by doctors? A: Hippocratic oath
Q: Who was Liza Minnelli's mother? A: Judy Garland
Q: Which golden land or city was believed by the Spanish conquistadores to exist in the Amazon? A: El Dorado
Q: What two colours is a Piebald Horse? A: Black and White
Q: What number does the Roman numeral D stand for? A: 500
Q:What orbital body last appeared in our skies in 1986? A:Haley's comet
Q: How many colours are there in the rainbow? A: Seven
Q: Which extremely popular TV and movie series was originally created by Gene Roddenberry? A: Star trek
Q: What is a female deer called? A: Doe
Q: Which Agatha Christie fictional detective lives in St Mary Mead? A: Miss Marple
Q: Who's fist number one uk hit in 1962 was "From me to you"? A: Beatles
Q: The initials TC stand for which cartoon character? A: Top cat
Q: Tawny, Ruby & Vintage are 3 styles of which Drink? A: Port
Q: What is the correct name for a coffin made from stone? A: Sarcophagus
Q: Who was the first footballer to captain three FA Cup winning teams at Wembley? A: Bryan Robson
Q: What is the collective noun for a group of owls? A: A parliament
Q: From which country does Grolsch lager originate? A: Netherlands
Q: What did the Tin Man ask the Wizard of Oz for? A: A heart
Q: What’s the highest civilian award for heroism in Britain? A: George cross
Q: Admiralty Arch is at one end of the Mall in London, what is at the other end A: Buckingham palace
Q: What is the official diameter of the centre circle on a soccer pitch? A: 20 yards (18.3 metres)
Q: To which document did King John set his seal to at Runnymede in 1215? A: Magna Carta
Q:Sheffield United won the Football League Cup 1991, Manchester United won it in 1992, But
which sponsers had the cup named after them in these years? A:Rumbelows
Q: What is the famous five-word catchphrase of American boxing MC Michael Buffer? A: Let's get ready to rumble
Q: What is the name of the dog in the Magic Roundabout? A: Dougal
Q: In which Dickens novel is the character Bill Sykes? A: Oliver Twist
Q: Who was comic strip Melchester Rovers most famous player? A: Roy Race
Q: Which house furnishing is associated with the town of Kidderminster? A: Carpets
Q: Which baseball fielding position is behind home plate? A: Catcher
Q: Who won an Oscar for Best Actress for the film Sophie’s Choice? A: Meryl Streep
Q: Which is the shortest circuit in Formula 1 A: Monaco
Q: There are only 4 gemstones that can be called precious – the rest are semi-precious, what are the 4? A: Diamond, Emerald, Ruby and Sapphire
Q: What word is used for the letter 'O' in the phonetic alphabet? A: Oscar
Q: What is the nearest English city to Dublin, Eire? A: Liverpool
Q: What name is given to the document given out by a political party before an election, setting out its policies? A: Manifesto
Q: To get a break of 147 in snooker, how many balls would you have to pot? A: 36
Q: During World War Two What were Little Boy and Fat Man? A: The 2 Atomic Bombs dropped on Japan
Q: What is another name for ground almond paste? A: Marzipan
Q: In the Bible, what battle will take place at the end of the world? A: Armageddon
Q: What unit of measure is usually used to describe sounds? A: Decibel
Q: Which piece of kitchen equipment contains a magnetron? A: Microwave oven
Q: What colour is the cross on the Swedish Flag? A: Yellow
Q: Which two numbers used in conjunction mean ‘Message Understood’? A: 10/4
Q: Whose official residence is Lambeth Palace in London? A: Archbishop of Canterbury
Q: What is the name of the line that cuts a circle in half? A: Diameter
Q: Before its independence Bangladesh was part of which Asian Country? A: Pakistan
Q: What links the football world cup winners of 1930, 1934, 1966, 1974, 1978 and 1998? Uruguay, Italy, A: They were all host nations
England, West Germany,
Argentina and France.
Q: Where in London is Traitor’s Gate? A: Tower of london
Q: In which sport (exact name) would you play for the william Ellis Trophy? A: Rugby Union
Q: What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument? A: Piccolo
Q: What is the name of the captain in "Are you being served" A: Peacock
Q:Does a Staligmite hang down from a ceiling of a cave or rise up from the floor? A: Rises from the floor (staligtite hangs down)
Q: What do you get if you mix potassium nitrate, charcoal and sulphur? A: Gunpowder
Q: The first Successful Heart Transplant was performed in Cape Town, South Africa in which decade? A: 60's (Dec 3rd 1967)
Q: What was the name of the ship in which the Pilgrim Fathers set sail in 1620? A: The mayflower
Q: Which British car manufacturer produced the Avenger and Minx? A: Hillman
Q: What movie launched Buzz Lightyear on the world? A: Toy Story
Q: Which entertainer was nicknamed Satchmo? A: Louis Armstrong
Q: Which famous landmark was built on the 13th August 1961 and came down on 9th November 1989? A: The Berlin wall
Q: In the Bible who were the parents of Cain & Abel? A: Adam and Eve
Q: In which film does a nun, on the run from the Nazis, and accompanied by a group of children, sing at the
Salzburg Festival? A: The sound of music
Q: Which food item has a museum dedicted to it's history and is located in Pontedassio, Italy? A: The historical museum of spaghetti
Q: ibiya's flag is the only flag in the world which consists of a single solid color. Which Colour? A: Green
Q: Which part of a man’s body enlarges by up to 8 times when he sees an attractive female? A: The pupil of his eye
Q: Which British monarch was persuaded by Prime Minister Disraeli to take the title 'Empress Of India' ? A: Queen Victoria
Q: What is the highest score draw ever recorded in the Football League? A: 6 - 6 (Charlton v Middlesborough 22 Oct 1960
Q: Who did Lyndon johnson succeed as President of the United States in 1963 after his assassination? A:John F Kennedy
Q: What is the name of the ferocious fish, shaped like a torpedo which is found in warm seas and is A: Barracuda
closely related to the sea-perch?
Q: In Tennis Pam Shriver holds the record for the most Ladies doubles trophies who was her partner? A:Martina Navaratilova
Q: From which trees do conkers come? A: Horse Chestnut
Q: Name the song from these lyrics “These vagabond shoes are longing to stray” A: New York, New York by Frank Sinatra
Q: Which British TV programme is the World's longest running TV sci-fi series? A: Dr. Who
Q: What's the name of the Swiss wax modeller who made death masks during the French Revolution A: Madame Tussaud
and died in 1850.
Q: Which U.S City is the home of the Motown Record Company? A: Detroit
Q: What is a shoemaker's model of the human foot called? A: A Last
Q: A mahout is a person who works with and rides what? A: Elephants
Q: What was the maiden name of Diana, Princess of Wales? A: Spencer
Q: In Children's cartoons, who does Sylvester chase? A: Tweetie Pie
Q: Mr and Mrs Smith have 6 daughters, each daughter has one brother, how many people are in the family? A: Nine. 6 daughters plus ONE brother plus Mr a
Q: In bingo calls, what number is "trombones"? A: 76
Q: What is the longest race in men's athletics? A: 50 Kilometre Walk
Q: Which country was invaded by Iraq in 1990? A: Kuwait
Q: In which month is VE Day? A: May (8th May 1945)
Q: Who was Anne Hathaway married to? A: William Shakespeare
Q: Which of the following is the odd one out: Ming, Royal Doulton, Chippendale, and Wedgwood? A: Chippendale (It's furniture). The rest are pott
Q: Which cocktail consists of Tia Maria, Vodka and Coke? A: Black Russian
Q: What movement did Lord Baden Powell found? A: Boy scouts
Q: Where in the body is the Scapula? A: Shoulder blade
Q: How many straight lines are there on a football pitch? A: 17
Q: In polite circles what drink is always passed to the left? A: Port
Q: What is the name of Sydney ’s famous beach? A: Bondi Beach
Q: According to the title of the Hans Christian Anderson story who had new clothes? A: The Emperor
Q: In which country is the huge game reserve the Masai Mara? A: Kenya
Q: Which country does Sambuca originate from? A: Italy
Q: Who was the first Merseybeat group to have a UK number one single? A: Gerry & the Pacemakers
Q: What Age followed the Bronze Age? A: Iron Age
Q: Who were: Peter Tork, Mike Nesmith, Micky Dolenz, and Davy Jones collectively known as? A: The Monkees
Q: What is the common name for nitrous oxide? A: Laughing Gas
Q: What does a cartographer do? A: Makes maps
Q: Which cartoon character came from Mexico and was the fastest mouse in the world? A: Speedy Gonzales
Q: How many numbers are there on a traditional bingo card? A: Fifteen
Q: In the human body, what is the patella better known as? A: The kneecap
Q: What is a 'half-hunter'? A: A type of pocket watch
Q: In which TV series did the brothers Hoss, Adam and Little Joe appear? A: Bonanza
Q: Brian Deane scored the first ever Premiership goal for which team? A: Sheffield United
Q: How many consecutive questions would you have had to get right to become a millionaire on the TV show? A: 15
Q: Which French phrase means ' road closed at one end'? A: Cul de sac
Q: How many laps are there in a normal speedway race - 3, 4 or 5? A: 4
Q: Who was god of the sea in Greek Mythology? A: Poseidon
Q: Which tennis player was stabbed while playing against Steffi Graf in Hamburg in 1993? A: Monica Selles
Q: Who cut off the tails of the three blind mice? A: The Farmer’s Wife
Q: Which famous movie star was Mr Universe between 1978 and 1980? A: Arnold Schwarzenegger
Q: What word links a group of whales with a group of peas? A: Pod
Q: What were the gangs called in West Side Story? A: the Sharks and the Jets
Q: What’s the title of the person who gives the results of elections in Britain? A: Returning Officer
Q: Which parts of your body are said metaphorically to burn when someone is talking about you? A: Ears
Q: True or false…electric eels actually produce electricity? A: True
Q: Vespa and Lambretta are famous manufacturers of what? A: Scooters
Q: Arsenal did it 2003/4, Preston did it in 1888/89. What did both clubs do? A: Go through an entire top flight league season
Q: Two main London railway stations have the word “Cross” in their names. Name both. A: Kings Cross & Charing Cross
Q: What was the name of Sir Clive Sinclair's electric tricycle, launched in 1985? A: The C5
Q: Which Gladiator led a Revolt against Rome in 73 BC? A: Spartacus
Q: In which city were the 2008 Olympics be held? A: Beijing
Q: What is the name of Yogi Bear’s best friend? A: Boo Boo
Q: Who was the last British Prime Minister not to have a wife? A: Margaret Thatcher
Q: What name is given to the Spanish drink that consists of sweetened red wine and lemonade or soda water
and decorated with fruit? A: Sangria
Q: Which Sport is played by the Boston Red Sox? A: Baseball
Q: What colour is the M on the Mcdonald’s logo? A: Yellow
Q: In cricket how many ways can a batsman be dismissed? A: 10
Q: Which trio topped the Christmas charts in the 60s with the song “Lily The Pink”? A: The Scaffold
Q: Which South American country has an Inca name meaning 'Cold Winter'? A: Chile
Q: Who was manager of Manchester United immediately before Sir Alex Ferguson? A: Ron Atkinson
Q: Who lived at 221B Baker Street? A: Sherlock Holmes
Q: Which working class cartoon character was created by Reg Smythe? A: Andy Capp
Q: In which city would you find the Wailing Wall? A: Jerusalem
Q: In Legend, which bird rose from its own ashes? A: The Phoenix
Q: 'Sing Sing' is located in New York city. What is it? A: NY State Prison
Q: On which day of the week are British elections held? A: Thursday
Q: Adam West and Burt Ward played which characters in a tv series? A: Batman and Robin
Q: Why are some soccer teams in England allowed triangular corner flags while others are not? A: If they have won the F. A. Cup they are allow
Q: In which city did gangster Al Capone operate? A: Chicago
Q: Who was the first person pictured on a British postage stamp? A: Queen Victoria
Q: Which famous race takes place annually between Putney and Mortlake? A: The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race
Q: In the 1984 Olympics, who did Zola Budd accidentally trip up? A: Mary Decker
Q: Which war’s 1st Land Battle was at Goose Green? A: Falklands
Q: In children's literature, complete the title of the story by CS Lewis, 'The lion, the Witch and the what? A: Wardrobe
Q: How many strings are there on a Cello? A: 4
Q: Who was the italian WWII leader who was executed and then exhibited by his own people? A: Mussolini
Q: In which city is the San Siro stadium? A: Milan
Q: How many pairs of chromosomes do humans have, 23 ,46 or 92? A: 23
Q: Long haul air travellers are in danger of developing which condition commonly known as DVT? A: Deep vein thrombosis
Q: The Jazz singer staring Al Jolson was the first hollywood movie using what? A: the first feature-length talking motion picture
Q: What are the surnames of the Three Tenors? A: Pavarotti, Carraras, Domingo
Q: What are dried plums called? A: Prunes
Q: Why was Louise Brown famous in 1978? A: She was the first test-tube baby
Q: According to the nursery rhyme how many blackbirds were baked in a pie? A: Four and twenty or 24.
Q: What is the capital of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia and also a town in Northern England? A: Halifax
Q: Which bowler has taken more test wickets than any other? A: Muttiah Muralitharan (Sri Lanka). He took his
Q: Tenerife is part of which island group? A: Canary Islands
Q: 'Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine' - What movie is that line from? A: Casablanca
Q: How many hurdles are there in 110m? A: 10
Q: In Roald Dahl’s children’s book BFG, what does BFG stand for? A: Big Friendly Giant
Q: Which American family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace? A: The Simpsons
Q: Which of Disney's 7 dwarfs' is last alphabetically? A: Sneezy
Q: In which sport do women compete for the Federation Cup? A: Tennis
Q: What sort of creature is a Chester White? A: Pig
Q: What is the usual main meat ingredient of Shish Kebab? A: Lamb
Q: What is the capital of Jamaica? A: Kingston
Q: In the Order of the British Empire what does the 'C' stand for in CBE? A: Commander
Q: If you were riding on an AMTRAC in the USA on what would you be riding? A: Train. USA national train line
Q: Who was the first footballer to be knighted? A: Sir Stanley Mathews
Q: What nationality was George Bernard Shaw? A: Irish
Q: In which 1988 film would you find a villain called Hans Gruber? A: Die Hard
Q: What was the name of the queen mother's London home? A: Clarence house
Q: What fruit did Little Jack Horner pull out of his pie? A: Plum
Q: What was Michelangelo's first name? A: Michelangelo
Q: In 'Star Trek', what colour is Mr. Spock's blood? A: Green
Q: Where in the body would you find the cochlea and the stirrup? A: Ear
Q: Where would wear a bicorn? A: On your head. A crescent shaped hat as worn
Q: What is the longest river in the UK? A: Severn
Q: From which American state does the drink Jack Daniels come? A: Tennessee
Q: Leeds United’s football strip changed from blue and gold (to all white) in 1961 after manager Don Revie
wanted to model them on which team? A: Real Madrid
Q: What colour is the centre scoring zone on an archery target? A: Gold
Q: Hermit, spider and blue are all types of which creature? A: Crab
Q: In the rhyme What eventually killed the old lady who swallowed a fly? A: There was an old lady who swallowed a horse
Q: In bingo what number is snakes alive? A: 55
Q: Put these people in order of rank, highest 1st, Jack Jones, George Mainwaring and Arthur Wilson. From dad’s
army of course. A: 1. Captain George Mainwaring 2. Sergeant Ar
Q: What is the collective name for a group of Camels? A: Train
Q: Which of the Apollo space missions was the first to land on the moon? A: Appollo 11
Q: In which classic film did Sylvester Stallone act as goalkeeper, while Michael Caine and footballing legend Pele,
were also on the pitch? A: Escape To Victory
Q: What do you call the underground systems in both Paris and Newcastle? A: Metro
Q: Michael Bond wrote about which famous animal in a series of books for children? A: Paddington Bear
Q: How many balls are on the table at the start of a Snooker game? A: 22
Q: What was introduced by Barclays Bank for the 1st Time on June 17th 1967? A: First Cash Dispenser (ATM)
Q: Which sportsman was nicknamed 'Pistol Pete'? A: Pete Sampras
Q: The Rock, is the nickname of which US federal prison that opened in 1934? A: Alcatraz
Q: Mark Knopfler, David Knopfler, John Illsley and Pick Withers are all members of which Band? A: Dire Straits.
Q: What is the name of the Flintstones’ daughter? A: Pebbles
Q: Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote about which jungle character? A:Tarzan
Q: What is traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday? A: Pancakes
Q: What do the British call what Americans call a faucet? A: tap
Q: What is the world's longest river? A: The Nile
Q: A nicker was slang for which British pre-decimal currency unit? A: A pound
Q: Which anniversary is celebrated upon 25 years of marriage? A: Silver
Q: How many hulls does a catamaran have? A: 2
Q: What type of protective equipment was issued to all the people in Britain in 1939? A: A gass mask.
Q: Who had 'the face that launched a thousand ships'? A: Helen of Troy
Q: Who replaced Pierce Brosnan as James Bond? A: Daniel Craig
Q: What was the name of the Uncle named after a european country in 'The Wombles'? A: Uncle Bulgaria
Q: In folklore a Werewolf can only be killed by what? A: Silver Bullets.
Q: What nationality is tennis player Michael Chang? A: American
Q: What breed of dog advertises Dulux Paint' on TV? A: Old English sheepdog
Q: The Patron Saint of lovers St Valentine came from which European Country? A: Rome/Italy
Q: Which horror movie actor's real name was William Pratt? A: Boris Karlov
Q: What was the show girl’s name in Barry Manilow's hit Copa cabaña? A: Lola
Q: How do the snakes known as Boas kill their prey? A: Crush or squeeze
Q:Peter Sellers, Michael Bentine, Spike Milligan and Harry Secombe were collectively known as Who? A: The Goons
Q: Which musical featured the song 'Climb Every Mountain'? A: The Sound of Music
Q: What colour is traditionally associated with envy? A: Green
Q: What do you do with a futon? A: Sleep on it. It’s a bed
Q: Which brewery stands at Saint James’ Gate Dublin in 1759? A: Guinness
Q: In an opera when is the overture played? A: The Beginning
Q: In who's footsteps did Buzz Aldrin follow in to become the second man to do this? A: Neil Armstrong, walked on the moon
Q: Which silent screen comedy actor in his autobiography said 'All I need to make a comedy is a park, a
policeman and a pretty girl'? A: Charlie Chaplin
Q: Which Prime Minister immediately preceded Margaret Thatcher? A: James Callaghan
Q: What is the national flower of Wales? A: Daffodil
Which legendary Rock Concert began on August 15, 1969 on Max Yasgur's dairy farm? Woodstock
Which comic/movie character used to live in Smallville? Clark Kent (Superman).
What is a male bee called? A drone.
Which planet shares its name with a type of carnivorous plant? Venus (flytrap)
Who was Julie Andrew playing when she sang 'A spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down'? Mary Poppins
Which marooned character did Daniel DeFore write about? Daniel Defoe.
What kind of cheese is made backwards? Edam
How many centimetres make a kilometre? 100 000
Which metal is added to Gold to make White Gold? Silver
Which ex Premier league manager was European Footballer of the Year in 1978 and 1979? Kevin Keegan
True or False a Lettuce is a member of the Daisy Family. TRUE
Errol Brown was the lead singer of which 1970's pop band? Hot Chocolate
At which venue is the Scottish Cup Final traditionally played? Hampden Park
Vienna is the capital of which country? Austria
How many players are there in a water polo team? 7
In which game do you draw part of a gallows for every wrong answer? Hangman
Which ex-President declared 'I am not a crook'? Richard Nixon
What is the national airline of Ireland? Aer Lingus
What is Frigophobia the fear of? Cold
Olfactory relates to which of the senses? Smell
Who was the most famous blonde in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes? Marilyn Monroe.
Lindsay Wagner played which female superhero? Bionic Woman
What animal lives in an Eyrie? Eagle
Who solves the crime in 'Death on the Nile'? Hercule Poirot
Which ‘rodent’ first appeared on desk tops in January 1983? Mouse
Who wrote the Savoy operas? Gilbert and Sullivan
In the United States what is the difference between cider and hard cider? Cider is non alcoholic.
What is the Culinary term for ‘According to the menu’? A La carte
What is the largest fruit crop on earth? Grapes, followed by bananas.
What was the name of Lady Penelope's Chauffeur? Parker
Which Japanese sport involves fencing with bamboo swords? Kendo
A Beluga is a type of which sea creature? Whale
What is the name given to the thin veil worn by Moslem women in public? Yashmak
The Rio Grande separates which 2 countries? USA and Mexico
Gothenburg is the chief seaport of which country? Sweden
Which Footballer scored a record 6 International Hat Tricks for England? Jimmy Greaves
What is the first name of Dr. Frankenstein? Victor
Which is the largest planet in the solar system? Jupiter
What sort of family pet is a Flemish giant? Rabbit
What did the British government do on the roads in order to reduce accidents in 1925? Paint white lines.
In which 20th-century decade was Barbie's boyfriend Ken first made? 60s.
Roe fallow and sika are all kinds of which animal? Deer
What sits on a dolly in a television studio? A camera
What according to Scott McKenzie did you wear in your hair in San Francisco? Flowers
Richard Starkey is the real name of which famous musician? Ringo Starr
In what year was the first episode of Doctor Who broadcast? 1959, 1963or 1967? 1963
Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street, Kings Cross,... what completes this set? Marylebone (thay are stations on a Monopoly bo
Captain Jack Sparrow was played by Johnny Depp in which series of movie? Pirates of the Carribean
Jonathan Swift wrote about which Giant Traveller? Gulliver
Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, James Coburn, Clint Eastwood,Robert Vaughn.Name the odd one out? Clint Eastwood was not in The Magnificent Seven
Only Fools & Horses, 1991, Derek & Raquel What was the name of their baby? Damien
Georges Pompidou was President of which European Country from 1959 to 1969? France
What colour is the bullseye on a standard dartboard? Red
What colour is Sonic the Hedgehog? Blue
The Owl and the Pussycat sailed off in which coloured Boat? PEA GREEN
copies?
How many numbered compartments are there on a roulette wheel? 37 (0 to 36)
Who is missing, Porthos, Athos and D'Artagnan? Aramis
Which sweets advertising tune was "Made to make your mouth water" ? Opal fruits
Who was the original presenter of TV's University Challenge? Bamber Gascoigne
In which country is Acapulco? Mexico
By what name did the Empire Stadium become known? Wembley
Who was known as the Maid of Orleans? Joan of Arc
Bandleader Edward Ellington was known by what nickname? Duke
In Peter Pan, what is the name of Captain Hook`s ship? The Jolly Roger
In Which part of the body is the Thyroid Gland ? The Neck
Which animals young is called a joey? Kangaroo
In which decade did the Great Train Robbery take place? 1960's - 1963 year either side
By what name was the serial killer Albert DeSalvo, who killed 13 women between 1962 and 1964, better known? The Boston Strangler
What type of food is gazpacho? Soup - served Cold
What nationality was Pablo Picasso? Spanish
Morticia and Gomez are the parents of which TV family? Addams family
What astral event takes place every 76 years? Haley's Comet
Which current member of the Royal Family qualified as a motor mechanic during World War 2? The Queen
Which football team did Alf Garnett support? West Ham
In which American city was the TV show 'Cheers' set? Boston
The ancient city of Troy is in which modern country? Turkey
After which American President was the teddy bear named? Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt
Which player won the Wimbledon women's singles most times in the 1980s? Martina Navratilova
What word goes before glove, hound and trot to make 3 new words? Fox
What sort of food is a rollmop? Fish (It’s an uncooked pickled herring fillet)
In Britain what must a location have to qualify for being a city? A cathedral (although Roman Catholic cathedrals
After how many points do players change service in table tennis? 5
Why was the muppet show banned in Saudi Arabia? Because one of it's stars is a pig
Named after a Premiership football team what is the name of Bill Clinton's daughter? Chelsea
On how many stone tablets were the Ten Commandments engraved? Two
Which Britishactress played Alexis Carrington in 'Dynasty'? Joan Collins
In which TV show did Bill and Ben appear? The flowerpot men (and 2 point 4 children)
If you have 'mal de mer' what are you suffering from? Sea sickness
What name is given to a baby elephant? Calf
Where is the New York Stock Exchange? Wall street
In which sport might you see a Chinaman and a Maiden? Cricket
In the USA what does the I stand for in CIA? Intelligence
In which country is La Stampa a national newspaper? Italy
The House of Keys ceremony is held nightly at which London landmark? The tower of london
Eric Morley founded Which Competition in 1951? Miss World
Where in your body is your “fibula”? Leg
Which Pink bird turns its head upside down to eat? The flamingo
Which island was discovered on Christmas day? Cristmas island
An Indian Mahout rides on what type of animal? Elephant
How many legs has a tarantula? Eight
Mary’s father has got four daughters, the first is called Ann, the second is called Anna and the third is called
Annie, what is the fourth daughter called? Mary
In the Movie "The Sound of Music" how many children were in the Von Trapp Family? 7
Which now seperated american singing duo was originally known as Tom and Jerry? Simon and Garfunkle
What distance is 1760 yds or 1609.347 meters long? Mile
In Japanese, what does the english translation "Devine Wind" mean? Kamakazie
Which two colours appear on the flag of Denmark? Red and white
Who played Lurcio in 'Up Pompeii'? Frankie Howerd
What was the name of the Hunchback of Notre Dame? Quazimodo
What type of instrument is a Tympani? Drum
In a French hotel, which letter would indicate the cold water tap? F
What bodily function can exceed speeds of 200mph? Sneeze
What is the highest rank available in the British Army? Field Marshall
Who played the title role in the film Spartacus? Kirk Douglas
Who resigned as leader of the Conservatives in 1990? Margaret Thatcher
The song ‘If I were a rich man’ comes from which musical? Fiddler on the roof
What did the American settlers caller British troops during the War of Independence in reference to the colour of
their uniforms? Redcoats
In which country is the Hockenheim F1 Grand Prix circuit? Germany
Which organisation has the motto Fidelity, Bravery and Integrity? The FBI
Which female singer sang with Meatloaf on the hit record ‘Dead Ringer for Love’? Cher
Under which Parisian monument is the French tomb of the Unknown Soldier? Arc de triomph
Which mountain range runs through Columbia, Peru, Venezuela and Argentina? Andes
How many rings are there in the Olympic games symbol? 5
Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest more than any other? Ireland
What is the most common gas in the air we breathe? Nitrogen
The theme tune to which TV show starts with the line "Stick a pony in me pocket"? Only Fools And Horses
Which soap opera is set in the fictional county of Borsetshire? The Archers
Who did Sue Barker replace as host of the BBC quiz show "A Question Of Sport"? David Coleman
Which "Generation Game" presenter was famous for his catchphrase "Shut That Door"? Larry Grayson
"No Mean City" by Maggie Bell is the theme tune to which long running Scottish TV detective show? Taggart
Anthony, Barbara, Dave, Denise, Jim and Norma make up which famous family on British TV? The Royle Family
What was the Titanic’s first port of call after it left Southampton? Cherbourg
Which mountain overshadows Fort William in scotland ? Ben Nevis
How many pieces are there in a standard set of dominoes? 28
Oscar is the first name of which of the famous songwriting duo Rogers and Hammerstein? Hammerstein
On 11th February 1990, which famous person was released from Victor-Verster prison? Nelson Mandela
Which Eastenders actor has played the policeman Nick Rowan on TV? Nick Berry (in "Heartbeat")
Which patron saint's day is observed on November 30th? St Andrew's
What is a more common name for the Aurora Borealis? The Northern Lights
Which "Doctor" was arrested in 1910 on board the SS Montrose for the murder of his wife and is regarded as the
first criminal to be arrested with the help of radio comunication? Dr. Crippen
During which TV game show were the contestants invited by Dale Winton to go "wild in the aisles"? Supermarket Sweep
In which year did the Channel Tunnel open 1992, 1994, 1996/ 1994
What is the name given to the tail of a fox? Brush
Why was professional footballer Maribel Dominguez forbidden by FIFA to play for Mexican side Celaya, having She was a woman
signed in 2009?
Who sang the million record selling song "I Walk The Line"? Johnny Cash
What is name of the official national anthem of the USA.? Star Spangled Banner
In what profession would you use the acronym "SOCO"? Police Work Scene of Crime Officers
Which weather phenomenon translates from the Spanish for 'little boy'? EL NINO
Which N. African seaport's name is Spanish for white house and the name of a classic movie? CASABLANCA
With which sport would you most associate the commentator Ted Lowe? Snooker
What is the speed of sound at sea level called? Mach I
In the drink, what are the components of a Screwdriver? Vodka and orange juice
What is the official language of Brazil? Portugese
In Bram Stoker's book Dracula Where idid Dracula come ashore in England? Whitby
What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished in 1988? Dog Licence
Lending her name to a famous sports brand, who was the Greek Goddess of Victory? Nike
Which race begins at Putney and ends at Mortlake? Oxford - Cambridge Boat Race
In which county is Keswick ? Cumbria
In which year was the Falklands War? (Year either side) 1982
Which character did Johnny Brigg's play in Coronation Street? Mike Baldwin
How many people take part in the dance of a quadrille? Eight
What does a Milliner make? Hats
Which British city has the most canals ? Birmingham
A Goldfish kept in a dark room will eventually turn white, True or False? TRUE
The 'Green Jacket' is presented to the winner of which sporting event? US MASTERS
Which is the only vowel on a standard keyboard that is not on the top line of letters? A
What letter is given to a car number plate when the age or identity of the vehicle is unknown Q
or if it may have been built from parts?
Who famously said "you'll never win anything with kids," in 1995? Alan Hanson
In what sport do players take long and short corners? Hockey
Which famous 50's 60's TV cook had the first names Phyliss Fanny ? Craddock
Where would you find a Plimsole Line? On a Ship
Richard Madeley was the first man seen on which TV channel? Channel 4
Which Superhero lived in the town of smallville Superman
Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’? Boy George
What does a bad workman always blame? His Tools
For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union? Scotland
Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic? Kingdom
Loriners and farriers take care of which type of animals? Horses
Which religious army is headed by General John Gowans? The Salvation Army
Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’? Louis Armstrong
What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as? M25
What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup? Chicken
In medicine what do the initials E N T mean? Ear, Nose & Throat
What world famous fizzy drink did Dr John S. Pemberton concoct in his backyard in 1886? Coco Cola
Where are the Scottish Crown jewels held? Edinburgh Castle

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