Question: Under what name did Scottish born actor David McDonald achieve fame?
Answer: David Tennant

Question: If you ordered cebolla in a Spanish Restaurant what would you be served?
Answer: Onion

Question: Which peak has a name derived from the Greek meaning “I burn”?
Answer: Mount Etna

Question: What is the real name of wrestler turned actor "The Rock"?
Answer: Dwayne Johnson

Question: What the official language of Surinam in South America?
Answer: Dutch

Question: By what name is rapper Christopher G Wallace better known?
Answer: Notorious B.I.G. (also Biggie Smalls)

Question: Which castle dominates the landscape of Castletown on the Isle of Man?
Answer: Castle Rushen

Question: What number completes the title of the last book in Arthur C. Clarke's 'Space Odyssey' series: '...... The Final Odyssey'?
Answer: '3001'

Question: Who won the Men's 5000 metres at the 2011 World Athletics Championships?
Answer: Mo Farah

Question: Tom O'Connor is the father-in-law of which, now retired, Olympic champion athlete?
Answer: Denise Lewis

Question: Who won the Men's 100 metres at the 2011 World Athletics Championships?
Answer: Yohan Blake

Question: Which office has been held by Stuart Blanch, Donald Coggan and Michael Ramsey?
Answer: Archbishop Of York

Question: Of which football club was Sammy McIlroy Caretaker Manager, then Manager from 2005 until this year?
Answer: Morecambe

Question: Which actor, famous for 'Please Sir!' and 'Sykes' has 'acted' in every performance of 'The Mousetrap' reading a news bulletin via a recording?
Answer: Deryck Guyler

Question: Of which football club has John Coleman been Manager since 1999 when they were a non-league club?
Answer: Accrington Stanley

Question: According to the proverb ‘Wednesday’s child is full of what’?
Answer: Woe

Question: ‘La donna è mobile’ comes from which Verdi opera?
Answer: Rigoletto

Question: Five US Presidents have had surnames with four letters. Who was the third to hold the office?
Answer: Gerald Ford (Polk, Taft, Ford, Bush, Bush)

Question: The Straits Times Index is the main index on the stock market in which Asian country?
Answer: Singapore

Question: Who is the drummer with the Rolling Stones?
Answer: Charlie Watts

Question: On which motorway is Hartshead Moor services?
Answer: M62

Question: For which 2001 film did Julian Fellowes win the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay?
Answer: Gosford Park

Question: Who made his film debut playing Kasper Gutman in the 1941 film ‘Casablanca’?
Answer: Sydney Greenstreet

Question: In which sport did Precious McKenzie win three consecutive Commonwealth Gold medals for England from 1966 to 1974, then when representing New Zealand won a fourth in 1978?
Answer: Weightlifting

Question: According to the proverb whose wife must be above suspicion?
Answer: Caesar

Question: Which former international full back was manager of Leeds United when they reached the European Cup Final in 1974-75, before working as a football summariser on BBC radio for over 30 years?
Answer: Jimmy Armfield

Question: Brabantio and Grantiano are characters in which Shakespearean play?
Answer: Othello

Question: Which Shipping weather area covers the Shetland Islands?
Answer: Fair Isle

Question: What is the western terminus of the West Highland Railway line in Scotland?
Answer: Mallaig

Question: Which science is the study of the origin of the Universe?
Answer: Cosmology

Question: """The drought had lasted now for ten million years, and the reign of the terrible lizards had long since ended"", is the first line of which 1968 novel and film?"
Answer: 2001 A Space Odyssey

Question: Which city, once the capital of Spain is now the regional capital of Castilla La Mancha?
Answer: Toledo

Question: """I got rhythm"" and ""S'wonderful"" are songs from which musical?"
Answer: An American in Paris

Question: In a cricket review, what is the name of either device used to see if a batsman has hit the ball?
Answer: Snickometer or Hot Spot

Question: Which type of quadrilateral has all sides equal but no right angles?
Answer: Rhombus

Question: Which Indian was conductor for the Three Tenors concert in Rome in 1990 and in Los Angeles four years later?
Answer: Zubin Mehta

Question: Which 1993 film is based on the story of the Guildford Four, wrongly accused of a 1974 pub bombing?
Answer: In The Name Of The Father

Question: Which English footballer and plumber died in February last year aged 91?
Answer: Tom Finney

Question: The Battle of Adwa in March 1896 saw Italian forces defeated in their attempt to conquer which African country?
Answer: Ethiopia (Accept Abyssinia)

Question: Idylls of the King is a collection of Arthurian-based poems by which poet laureate?
Answer: Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Question: Bridget Riley is one of the foremost exponents of which style of art?
Answer: Op Art

Question: What same word can be somewhere to sit, a division within a school or the home of a hare?
Answer: Form

Question: Charles Fortnum is the eponymous character in whose 1973 novel The Honorary Consul?
Answer: Graham Greene

Question: Who resigned as Prime Minister of Greece on August 27th?
Answer: Alexis Tsipras

Question: On which course is the Sussex Stakes run?
Answer: Goodwood

Question: What was the real surname of Hergé who wrote The Adventures of Tintin?
Answer: Remi

Question: Who was the sixth and last wife of Henry VIII?
Answer: Catherine Parr

Question: How many riders are there in each team in a game of polo?
Answer: Four

Question: How many square metres are there in a hectare?
Answer: 10000

Question: Which car manufacturer makes the models "Felicia", "Octavia" and "Superb"?
Answer: Skoda

Question: The adjective cancroid relates to which creature?
Answer: Crab (crab - like)

Question: From which club did Manchester City sign Kevin De Bruyne for £55 million in 2015?
Answer: Wolfsburg

Question: Which literary movement is associated with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau?
Answer: The Transcendentalists

Question: Born Ferinand Joseph Lamenth in 1890 in New Orleans, by what name was the Jazz musician better known?
Answer: Jelly Roll Morton

Question: Whose first novel published in 1973 was The Rachel Papers?
Answer: Martin Amis

Question: Which constellation features on the flag of Papua New Guinea?
Answer: Southern Cross

Question: Which former newspaper editor tweeted in June ‘Alastair Cook thinks his current KP-less England team will regain the Ashes this summer. In other news, I will be elected Pope in August.’?
Answer: Piers Morgan

Question: What is the meaning of the word proscenophobia, which is also the two- word subtitle of the play Proscenophobia by Bettine Manktelow?
Answer: Stage Fright

Question: Who played the part of Miss Kitty in Gunsmoke
Answer: Amanda Blake

Question: What is the hardest mineral known to man
Answer: Diamond

Question: Which product was first launched from it's factory in St. Anne’s Road Walthamstow in 1945
Answer: Toilet paper

Question: What was the name of the ITV pop show hosted by Marty Wilde in 1958
Answer: Boy Meets Girl

Question: In what year was Lord Mountbatten murdered
Answer: 1979

Question: What type of instrument is a hurdy gurdy
Answer: A type of barrel organ

Question: Before you buy a new car it should be subjected to a P.D.I. What is a P.D.I.
Answer: Pre-Delivery Inspection

Question: On which everyday object would you see the inscription "Standing on the shoulders of giants"
Answer: Around the rim of a two pound piece

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 70's with Annie's Song
Answer: John Denver

Question: How in 1737 was Frederick Prince of Wales killed
Answer: Hit by a cricket ball

Question: By what other name is a barking deer known
Answer: Muntjack

Question: Which dogs are mostly used at sheep dog trials
Answer: Border Collies

Question: Which family of monkeys have red and blue bottoms
Answer: Mandrills

Question: Who in 1553 succeeded Edward V1
Answer: Lady Jane Grey