Question: Teatro La Fenice opera house is in which European city?
Answer: Venice

Question: The 1990 ‘Community Charge’ introduced by the British government was commonly known by what name?
Answer: Poll Tax

Question: Who did late actor Humphrey Bogart marry in 1945?
Answer: Lauren Bacall

Question: Late US professional boxer Walker Smith Jr was better known by what name?
Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson

Question: Which English darts player is known by the nickname ‘The Power’?
Answer: Phil Taylor

Question: Who played the role of Gabrielle Dragon in the 1966 UK television series ‘George and the Dragon’?
Answer: Peggy Mount

Question: In medicine, ptosis affects which part of the body?
Answer: Eyelid

Question: ‘Stone walls do not a ‘what’ make’ is a line from a poem by 17th Century poet Richard Lovelace?
Answer: Prison

Question: BW is the international vehicle registration for which country?
Answer: Botswana

Question: The name of which region in India means ‘Land of Five Rivers’?
Answer: Punjab

Question: What is the name of the poltergeist which haunts Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter series of novels?
Answer: Peeves

Question: Bole International Airport is in which African country?
Answer: Ethiopia

Question: Which is the seventh planet from the sun?
Answer: Uranus

Question: How many stations are on the London Underground Victoria Line?
Answer: 16

Question: Yeux is French for which part of the body?
Answer: Eyes

Question: How many squares are on a Spear’s Games Snakes and Ladders board?
Answer: 100

Question: Tipperary is in which European country?
Answer: Ireland

Question: Prince Albert, husband of British monarch Queen Victoria, was born in which modern-day country?
Answer: Germany

Question: The caber, kilts and bagpipes are all associated with with European country?
Answer: Scotland

Question: The heart of the 19th Century composer Chopin is said to be preserved in which liquid?
Answer: Cognac

Question: What is a female antelope called?
Answer: Doe

Question: Which cartoon character is usually portrayed wearing yellow checked trousers and scarf?
Answer: Rupert the Bear

Question: What colour is the front door to 11 Downing Street in London?
Answer: Black

Question: What is the capital of the principality of Lichtenstein?
Answer: Vaduz

Question: Fred the Red is the mascot of which English football club?
Answer: Manchester United FC

Question: Vitis is the Latin name for which fruit-bearing plant?
Answer: Grape Vine

Question: Which American boxer was born Rocco Francis Marchegiano?
Answer: Rocky Marciano

Question: Bhutan is bordered by which two countries?
Answer: China and India

Question: Tonitrophobia is the fear of which weather condition?
Answer: Thunder

Question: Oscar Madison and Felix Unger are better known as which fictional Neil Simon characters?
Answer: The Odd Couple

Question: Which British boxer is nicknamed ‘King Khan’?
Answer: Amir Khan

Question: Vientiane is the capital of which Southeast Asian country?
Answer: Laos

Question: What is the name of the Anthill Mob’s car in the children’s television show ‘Wacky Races’?
Answer: Bulletproof Bomb

Question: Sheila Mercier played which character in the UK television show ‘Emmerdale (Farm)’?
Answer: Annie Sugden

Question: In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, who shot and killed Richie Aprile?
Answer: Janice Soprano

Question: An excerpt from the composition ‘Gran Vals’ by classical guitarist Francisco Tarrega is commonly known as The ‘what’ Tune?
Answer: The Nokia Tune

Question: In the 2007 film ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’, was is the first name of Sweeney Todd’s wife?
Answer: Lucy

Question: ‘Tacky’s War’ (or Tacky’s Rebellion) was a 1760 uprising of black African slaves in which British colony?
Answer: Jamaica

Question: In 2008, Sarah Stevenson became Britain’s first Olympic medallist in which martial art?
Answer: Taekwondo

Question: The English resort of Bournemouth lies on which body of water?
Answer: English Channel

Question: ‘Fraulein…..have my children by any chance been climbing trees today’? Is a line from which musical film?
Answer: The Sound of Music

Question: Members of the 1966 World Cup winning English football team, Bobby Moore, Martin Peters and Geoff Hurst played for which league team?
Answer: West Ham FC

Question: What is the name of the four-footed herbivorous dinosaurs, with small heads and a double row of large bony plates along the back?
Answer: Stegosaurus

Question: What is the first name of Jamaican-born retired boxer Razor Ruddock?
Answer: Donovan

Question: What is the name of the sheriff in the children’s television series ‘Four Feather Falls’, co-created by Gerry Anderson?
Answer: Tex Tucker

Question: In the children’s television series ‘Four Feather Falls’, which British radio and television presenter provided the voice of Tex Tucker?
Answer: Nicholas Parsons

Question: Who wrote the 1902 play ‘The Admirable Crichton’?
Answer: J M Barrie

Question: Gingerbread men were first attributed to which English monarch, who allegedly served them to foreign dignitaries?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth I

Question: Batting, Cornerstones, Sashing and Layer Cake are all terms used in which handicraft?
Answer: Quilting

Question: Which English town is known as ‘The Rural Capital of Food’?
Answer: Melton Mowbray

Question: Which vegetable is associated with a person who spends a lot of time sitting or lying down, usually watching television?
Answer: (Couch) Potato

Question: Which fictional ‘super heroine’ is the alter-ego of Barbara Gordon?
Answer: Batgirl

Question: The Giant panda is native to which country?
Answer: China

Question: What was the middle name of US inventor Thomas Edison?
Answer: Alva

Question: What is the middle name of British singer David Bowie?
Answer: Robert

Question: St Andrews Road, Anderson Bridge and Raffles Boulevard are all sections of the Formula One Grand Prix track in which country?
Answer: Singapore

Question: Which is the fifth largest country in the world by area?
Answer: Brazil

Question: A square knot is another term for which type of knot?
Answer: Reef knot

Question: What is the name of the road tunnel which opened in Switzerland in September 1980, and is almost 17 kilometres long?
Answer: St Gotthard Tunnel

Question: In the US, Thanksgiving Day falls on the fourth Thursday of which month?
Answer: November

Question: Goodbye Teens is the bingo call for which number?
Answer: 19

Question: What is the first name of Joey’s nephew in the US television series ‘Joey’?
Answer: Michael

Question: Which animal represented the year 2010 in the Chinese calendar?
Answer: Tiger

Question: Which opera by Richard Strauss was banned in London by the Lord Chamberlains’s Office until 1907?
Answer: Salome

Question: What is the title of the only opera written by Beethoven?
Answer: Fidelio

Question: Which are the two main ingredients in a Fluffernutter sandwich?
Answer: Marshmallow and peanut butter

Question: Which late American singer/songwriter’s nickname was the same as the name of a Japanese animated television series?
Answer: The Big O (Roy Orbison)

Question: In the UK, Parkin cake is traditionally eaten on which night of the year?
Answer: Bonfire Night – 5th November

Question: Former professional footballer Neil Ruddock played for which English club from 1986 to 1988?
Answer: Tottenham Hotspur FC

Question: A ‘what’ song is the final performance or activity of a person’s career?
Answer: Swan

Question: During which year did the Channel Tunnel, between England and France, open?
Answer: 1994

Question: How many birds are depicted on the logo of food and confectionery company Nestle?
Answer: Three

Question: Jeanne Louise Calment, the only person confirmed to have reached over 122 years of age, was born in which country in 1875?
Answer: France

Question: Neopolitan ice cream is traditionally made up of how many flavours?
Answer: Three