Question: Which superhero has a butler named Alfred?
Answer: Batman

Question: What is Hypnophobia the fear of?
Answer: Sleep

Question: Which British monarch was on the throne at the beginning of the 20th Century?
Answer: Queen Victoria

Question: On the set of what film did Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman fall in love and then got married later in the same year?
Answer: Days Of Thunder

Question: For which newspaper does Clark Kent work in Superman?
Answer: The Daily Planet

Question: Which famous footballer left Tottenham in 1992 to join Japanese side Grampus Eight?
Answer: Gary Lineker

Question: What single by Wet Wet Wet spent 15 weeks at number one in the UK charts in 1994?
Answer: Love Is All Around

Question: What song was the Christmas number one in the UK in both 1975 and 1991?
Answer: Bohemian Rhapsody

Question: In the novel 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea what was the name of the captain of the submarine Nautilus?
Answer: Captain Nemo

Question: What are the literal translations for the three words auld, lang and syne?
Answer: Old, Long and Since

Question: In what year did Sir Frederick Banting and J. J. R. MacLeod discover insulin?
Answer: 1922

Question: How many yards are in a furlong?
Answer: 220

Question: What was the first film that Alfred Hitchcock made in Hollywood and the only one that won a Best Picture Oscar?
Answer: Rebecca

Question: Which American President saw active service in both the first and second World Wars?
Answer: Eisenhower

Question: What 1948 novel was originally going to be called The Last Man in Europe?
Answer: 1984

Question: In which city in England is the National Railway Museum?
Answer: York

Question: Which actress starred in the 1980s films The Breakfast Club and Pretty In Pink and later turned down the Julia Roberts role in Pretty Woman?
Answer: Molly Ringwald

Question: In which Formula One team did Damon Hill replace Nigel Mansell?
Answer: Williams

Question: Slug's don't have any noses?
Answer: False

Question: In 1785, Blanchard and Jeffries became the first to cross the English channel using which method of transport?
Answer: Balloon

Question: In America, what became the 49th state to enter the union in 1959?
Answer: Alaska

Question: I am so fragile that when you say my name you break me. What am I?
Answer: Silence

Question: A man walks into a shop and asks the shopkeeper how much one would cost. The shopkeeper replies Ł1.20, so the man asks how much three would cost. The shopkeeper replies Ł2.40. The man then asks for one hundred and thirty and hands Ł3.60 to the shopkeeper. What was he buying?
Answer: Numbers to make up a house sign - each number cost Ł1.20.

Question: Which 1973 number one by Slade was later covered by Oasis?
Answer: Cum On Feel The Noize

Question: According to the traditional rhyme, a child born on which day is said to be full of grace?
Answer: Tuesday

Question: What were the stripes on the old-fashioned barber shop poles meant to represent?
Answer: Blood

Question: By what name was Percy Blakeney better known in a novel by Baroness Orczy?
Answer: The Scarlet Pimpernel

Question: In what year was the first public library in the UK opened?
Answer: 1847

Question: Which company is responsible for Mates condoms?
Answer: Virgin

Question: In the 2001/02 Premiership season, what percentage of Arsenal's goals were scored by overseas players? 72%, 82% or 92%?
Answer: 92%

Question: What was the name of the character played by Richard Wilson in One Foot In The Grave?
Answer: Victor Meldrew

Question: Which African country has the highest population?
Answer: Nigeria

Question: As in the famous song Girl From Ipanema, in which country is Ipanema?
Answer: Brazil

Question: Which three sports make up the triathlon?
Answer: Running, Cycling and Swimming

Question: Which brothers' last film was called Love Happy?
Answer: Marx Brothers

Question: In Star Trek, what colour is Mr. Spock's blood?
Answer: Green

Question: As at March 2003, who were the last football team to win the FA Cup final wearing stripes?
Answer: Coventry City

Question: What are the main four blood groups?
Answer: A, B, AB and O

Question: Who won a Best Supporting Actress Award in 1998 for a performance of less than 8 minutes of screen time?
Answer: Judi Dench

Question: In terms of Oscar nominations, what do the 1972 film Sleuth and the 1975 film Give 'em Hell Harry have in common?
Answer: The entire cast of both films was nominated

Question: In what year was the best foreign film category introduced to the Academy Awards?
Answer: 1948

Question: What is the profession of a leprechaun?
Answer: Cobbler

Question: In which year were red and yellow cards first used in the English leagues?
Answer: 1976

Question: In 2003, the American Film Institute compiled a list of the top 50 movie villains - which character from a 1991 film was voted number one?
Answer: Hannibal Lecter

Question: Which author wrote Patriot Games, Clear And Present Danger and The Hunt For Red October?
Answer: Tom Clancy

Question: Which astonaut said the famous line... One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind?
Answer: Neil Armstrong

Question: How many seconds delay are there between each of Big Ben's strikes? 1, 3 or 5?
Answer: 5

Question: In 1970, what did football referees get that they hadn't had before?
Answer: Red and Yellow Cards

Question: Who provided the voice of the princess in the film 'Shrek'?
Answer: Cameron Diaz

Question: Who played the title role in the television series 'Dr. Kildare'?
Answer: Richard Chamberlain

Question: How did Judith Keppel make television history in November 2000?
Answer: She won a million on 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?'

Question: In what year did the first Rugby World Cup take place?
Answer: 1987

Question: At which distance did Sally Gunnell win her gold medal for hurdling at the 1992 Olympics?
Answer: 400 metres

Question: Which Premiership footballer has the real first name of Sulzeer?
Answer: Sol Campbell

Question: Which three countries make up the Benelux countries?
Answer: Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg

Question: In Brookside, which character murdered her father and buried him under the patio and was also involved in the first lesbian kiss in a UK soap opera?
Answer: Beth Jordache

Question: Which actress played Arwen in the trilogy of films?
Answer: Liv Tyler

Question: What is the name given to someone who makes candles and is also the surname of the author of The Big Sleep?
Answer: Chandler

Question: In which American state were the 1996 Olympic Games held?
Answer: Georgia

Question: Which animal's name means river horse?
Answer: Hippopotamous

Question: How is the chemical compound Polyvinyl Chloride better known?
Answer: Pvc

Question: For which 1990 invention was Tim Berners-Lee awarded the first Millenium Technology Prize in April 2004?
Answer: The World Wide Web

Question: How many medals did Great Britain win at the 2004 Olympics? 21, 25 or 30?
Answer: 292,594

Question: Mozart's opera, which was a continuation of The Barber Of Seville, was called The Marriage Of ... who?
Answer: Figaro

Question: In which year was the penalty kick first introduced into the game of football?
Answer: 1891

Question: What is the English translation of Ireland's national anthem Amhrรกn na bhFiann?
Answer: A Soldier's Song

Question: Who became the first Irish woman to set a world record in a track event when she recorded a record time in the 5,000 metres in 1991?
Answer: Sonia O'Sullivan

Question: On what date does St George's Day fall?
Answer: April 23rd

Question: What is the name of Derek Trotter's local?
Answer: The Nag's Head

Question: What colour are the vertical stripes of the Italian Flag?
Answer: Green, White and Red

Question: What are the two traditional colours of Wimbledon?
Answer: Green and Purple

Question: What UK bank holiday is celebrated 2 days after Good Friday?
Answer: Easter Sunday