Question: What was the name of the infamous English art forger, born in 1917, who claimed to have faked more than 2,000 paintings by over 100 artists?
Answer: Tom Keating

Question: A bronze statue of Paddington bear is situated in which London station?
Answer: Paddington Station

Question: The Jigsaw Serial Killer is a fictional character in which series of horror films?
Answer: Saw

Question: Captain Blade is the mascot of which English football club?
Answer: Sheffield United FC

Question: ‘Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free’ is from which sonnet by Emma Lazarus?
Answer: The New Colossus

Question: In 1969, who became the youngest woman ever to be elected to British Parliament?
Answer: Bernadette Devlin

Question: Which type of cheese is traditionally used in a Cobb Salad?
Answer: Roquefort

Question: ‘Whispering’ Ted Lowe was a commentator for which sport?
Answer: Snooker

Question: Which racing driver won the 1994 Formula One Championship?
Answer: Michael Schumacher

Question: Which band released a 2000 album entitled ‘Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’?
Answer: Limp Bizkit

Question: The Pasig and Marikina Rivers are in which Asian country?
Answer: The Philippines

Question: Which English football club is nicknamed ‘The Tykes’?
Answer: Barnsley FC

Question: Monte Rosa is the highest mountain in which European country?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Glienicke, Oberbaum and Moltke are all bridges in which European city?
Answer: Berlin

Question: In March 1967, which English football team became the first 3rd Division club to win the League Cup?
Answer: Queens Park Rangers

Question: Isabella ‘Bella’ Swan is the lead character in which series of vampire books?
Answer: Twilight

Question: Women competed in the 3,000 metre steeplechase for the first time in the Summer Olympics in which year?
Answer: 2008

Question: The island of Lanzarote lies in which body of water?
Answer: Atlantic Ocean

Question: What is the name of the mythical, multi-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld?
Answer: Cerberus

Question: Dermatophobia is the irrational fear of what?
Answer: Skin diseases/cracked skin

Question: How many lines make up the London Underground Railway system?
Answer: 11

Question: American Don King is well-known as a promoter of which sport?
Answer: Boxing

Question: How many sheets of identical paper are in a ream?
Answer: 500

Question: Milos Forman directed which 1975 film starring Jack Nicholson?
Answer: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

Question: The volcano Irazu is in which Central American country?
Answer: Costa Rica

Question: Which actress played Bathsheba Everdene in the 1967 film ‘Far From the Madding Crowd’?
Answer: Julie Christie

Question: Nanophilia is a strong attraction to which type of people?
Answer: Short or small people

Question: ‘A thing of beauty is a joy forever’ is the first line of which poem by John Keats?
Answer: Endymion

Question: The planet Venus lies between which two planets in our solar system?
Answer: Earth and Mercury

Question: What was the first novel by Scottish author Irvin Welsh, published in 1993?
Answer: Trainspotting

Question: Mapo doufu, Goutie, Shahe fen and You tiao are dishes originating in which country?
Answer: China

Question: In Greek mythology, who is the muse of history?
Answer: Clio

Question: The Resende Nuclear Fuel Factory is in which South American country?
Answer: Brazil

Question: During which year was the inaugural tournament of the FIFA World Cup?
Answer: 1930

Question: Who wrote the song ‘Mr Tambourine Man’, which was a hit for The Byrds in 1965?
Answer: Bob Dylan

Question: What is the modern-day name of the Kingdom of Mauretania?
Answer: Morocco

Question: The Chianti Mountains are in which mountain range?
Answer: Apennines

Question: In humans, esotropia affects which part of the body?
Answer: Eyes

Question: Spider, Jaw and Kiss are all terms used in which sport?
Answer: Snooker

Question: Which novel by Margaret Mitchell was first published in 1936?
Answer: Gone With the Wind

Question: What type of creature was a quagga?
Answer: Zebra

Question: Aladar, Yar, Zini and Baylene are all characters in which 2000 Disney film?
Answer: Dinosaur

Question: Albert Finney played ‘Sir’ in which 1983 film?
Answer: The Dresser

Question: What is lowered through a hawse hole on a ship?
Answer: Anchor

Question: In medicine, Hansen disease is better  known by what name?
Answer: Leprosy

Question: Who became US President Barack Obama’s Vice President in 2008?
Answer: Joe Biden

Question: The song ‘Send in the Clowns’ is from which musical?
Answer: A Little Night Music

Question: ‘The Girl With a….’what’? Is a 17th Century painting by Johannes Vermeer?
Answer: Pearl Earring

Question: How many avenues start from the circle of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris?
Answer: 12

Question: The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in which ocean?
Answer: Pacific Ocean

Question: Which English novelist’s first work of fiction was entitled ‘A Dinner at Poplar Walk’ under the pen-name Boz?
Answer: Charles Dickens

Question: The World Snooker Championship is held at which Sheffield theatre?
Answer: The Crucible

Question: Which type of creatures would live in a skep?
Answer: Bees

Question: Which mythical bird  is cyclically regenerated or reborn from its own ashes?
Answer: Phoenix

Question: The ‘Duckworth-Lewis method’ is used in which sport?
Answer: Cricket

Question: Meissen porcelain comes from which European country?
Answer: Germany

Question: During which month does the Summer Solstice occur in the Southern Hemisphere?
Answer: December

Question: Relating to the children’s television show, how many colour ‘Blue Peter’ badges are there?
Answer: Six

Question: Late actor John Elton Halliley was better known by what name?
Answer: John Le Mesurier

Question: In the game of Bingo, ‘Cup of Tea’ is the nickname of which number?
Answer: Three

Question: What is the name of the fictional planet which is the homeworld of the ‘Transformers’?
Answer: Cybertron

Question: Svengali is the hypnotic musician in which George du Maurier novel?
Answer: Trilby

Question: Which country has the most time zones?
Answer: Russia

Question: The peptide hormone renin is secreted by which organ of the body?
Answer: Kidney

Question: The Bledisloe Cup is contested in Rugby Union between which two nations?
Answer: Australia and New Zealand

Question: What was poet Percy Shelley’s middle name?
Answer: Bysshe

Question: Who sang the title songs for the James Bond films ‘Goldfinger’ and ‘Diamonds are Forever’?
Answer: Shirley Bassey

Question: What make and model car did James Bond drive in the 1962 film ‘Dr No’?
Answer: Sunbeam Alpine

Question: Who played ‘M’ , the head of MI6, in the 1995 James Bond film ‘Goldeneye’?
Answer: Judi Dench

Question: Halifax is the capital of which Canadian province?
Answer: Nova Scotia

Question: Who is the President of The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon?
Answer: The Duke of Kent

Question: Accubation is the practice of eating and drinking while doing what?
Answer: Lying down/reclining

Question: Who wrote the 1974 novel ‘Carrie’?
Answer: Stephen King

Question: In Greek mythology who is the messenger god?
Answer: Hermes

Question: How high is the crossbar of a FIFA rules football goal in feet?
Answer: Eight

Question: How many players are on the field in a hockey team?
Answer: Eleven

Question: What colour is a five Euro banknote?
Answer: Grey

Question: According to Greek mythology, who opened a jar out of curiosity and let out all the evils of humanity?
Answer: Pandora

Question: What is the title of the 1959 film in which Hayley Mills plays a young girl who befriends a murderous Polish sailor?
Answer: Tiger Bay

Question: Which golfer won the 2011 US Open?
Answer: Rory McIlroy

Question: Elizabeth Bloomer was the wife of which US President?
Answer: Gerald Ford