Question: What is Dr Doom's first name?
Answer: Victor

Question: Ben Grimm is better known by what name?
Answer: The Thing

Question: Barry Humphries plays Dame Edna Everage, but which character does he plays as the Australian Cultural Attache?
Answer: Sir Les Patterson

Question: The film Mrs Doubtfire, starring Robin Williams in the title role, was set in a Victorian property known as one of the painted ladies. In which city is this tourist attraction?
Answer: San Francisco

Question: Before breaking up, how was the Union of Soviet Socialist Rebublics abbreviated in Russian, using the Russian Cyrillic alphabet?
Answer: Cccp

Question: In Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban, which tree houses the Shreaking Shack?
Answer: Thw Whomping Willow

Question: Colin Jackson once held the world record in which athletics event?
Answer: 110m hurdles

Question: How is the date of the summer bank holiday determined in England and Wales?
Answer: The last Monday in August

Question: The Angels were a group of female pilots in which 1960s children's TV series?
Answer: Captain Scarlet

Question: The 1990s American TV series Angel was a spin-off from which other TV series?
Answer: Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Question: From which shop on Fifth Avenue did Winona Ryder get caught shoplifting in 2002?
Answer: Saks

Question: Where in the human body is the only bone that is not attached to any other bone?
Answer: In the neck

Question: What is the name of the police officer whose beat includes the alley where Top Cat and his gang live?
Answer: Officer Dibble

Question: Ann Callaway represented Great Britain in the 1984 Olympics in the women's eight rowing team, but what is her other claim to fame?
Answer: She is the wife of Sir Stephen Redgrave

Question: Lanolin comes from what animal?
Answer: Sheep

Question: What are the four vocal ranges for members of a choir?
Answer: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass

Question: What is the longest river in South Africa?
Answer: The Orange River

Question: What is the name of the Scottish home of the British Royal Family?
Answer: Balmoral Castle

Question: Which subterranean animal shares its name with a measurement of substance?
Answer: Mole

Question: How many dwarf planets are there in our solar system?
Answer: Five

Question: Which seaside resort is the setting for the Only Fools And Horses 'Jolly Boys Outing'?
Answer: Margate

Question: Comedian Steve Coogan provided the voice for which animal in the 1996 film Wind In The Willows?
Answer: Mole

Question: How many yards are there in a chain?
Answer: 22

Question: Which song written by Michael Jackson & Lionel Ritchie was recorded by a group of 45 singers?
Answer: We are the World

Question: Which of Michael Jackson's singles spent the longest at number one in the UK?
Answer: Earth Song

Question: The childrens TV character Prince Adam of Eternia is better known by what name?
Answer: He-Man

Question: What is the capital of the U.S. state of Hawaii?
Answer: Honolulu

Question: In which month does midsummer's day occur?
Answer: June

Question: What was William Blake's most famous poem?
Answer: The Tiger

Question: What film stars Pauline Collins as a bored Scouse housewife who finds romance with Tom Conti in Greece?
Answer: Shirley Vallentine

Question: Which British statesman's ancestral home was Blenheim Palace?
Answer: Winston Churchill

Question: Who was the last woman executed in the UK?
Answer: Ruth Ellis

Question: If you want to find Cherry Tree Lane, all you have to do is ask the policeman at the cross roads
Answer: Mary Poppins

Question: What are the two gangs in the musical West Side Story?
Answer: The Sharks and the Jets

Question: What is the surname of the jockey with the first name Willy who won the Kentucky Derby four times?
Answer: Shoemaker

Question: Which element has the chemical symbol S?
Answer: Sulpher

Question: Green Green Grass Of Home was a UK number one hit single for which singer?
Answer: Tom Jones

Question: In 1967, Louis Washkansky became the first person to receive what?
Answer: A human heart transplant

Question: Who wrote and performed the signature tune from 1979 to 1989.
Answer: Mike Oldfield.

Question: In 2007, contoversy surrounded the naming of a new pet, when "Cookie" was the most popular vote, but staff chose "Socks" instead. What was the animal?
Answer: A kitten.

Question: Who was the last surviving member of the Rat Pack, who died October 2007?
Answer: Joey Bishop

Question: Which metal do you get from Hematite?
Answer: Iron

Question: In the Mister men books, what colour is Mr Bump?
Answer: Blue with white bandages

Question: Which football club became the first in the 20th century to achieve the League and FA Cup Double, winning both competitions in the 1960–61 season?
Answer: Tottenham Hotspur

Question: Which two brothers had hits with Cathy's Clown and Wake Up Little Susie?
Answer: The Everley Brothers

Question: Who are the brothers credited with building the world's first successful airplane?
Answer: The Wright Brothers

Question: Which two Lincolnshire brothers are attributed with the Methodist movement?
Answer: John and Charles Wesley

Question: The Danube flows into which Sea?
Answer: Black Sea

Question: Which river originates in China and empties in the South China Sea?
Answer: The Mekong

Question: In which James Bond film does he drive an invisible car?
Answer: Die Another Day.

Question: Which olympic swimmer was known as 'Eric the Eel'?
Answer: Eric Moussambani

Question: Willie John McBride is associated with which sport?
Answer: Rugby Union

Question: What type of animal was World Cup Willie, the 1966 Football World Cup mascot?
Answer: Lion

Question: Who was married to Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp and later to Jude Law?
Answer: Sadie Frost

Question: What is the only US state which borders one other state only?
Answer: Maine

Question: Who owned the black labrador that was killed on the evening of the Dam Busters raid?
Answer: Guy Gibson

Question: Which television character is well known for his catchphrase "D'oh"?
Answer: Homer Simpson

Question: What band consists of Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Ray Toro, Frank Iero and Bob Briar?
Answer: My Chemical Romance

Question: By what name did Priscilla White find fame in the world of music?
Answer: Cilla Black

Question: Murderer Donald Neilson was otherwise known by what name?
Answer: Black Panther

Question: Which nurse was called the Angel of Death after murdering 4 children in 1991?
Answer: Beverley Allitt

Question: In which sport would you find positions called driver, bucket, hole, and point?
Answer: Water polo

Question: Which romantic film directed by David Lean is set in World War 2 and based in and around Milford railway station?
Answer: Brief Encounter

Question: What is unusual about the milk used to make Roquefort cheese?
Answer: It is from a sheep.

Question: What is Benedict XVI 's real name?
Answer: Joseph Ratzinger.

Question: How many lions guard Nelson's Column?
Answer: Four

Question: Name the actors who played Batman and Robin in the 60s.
Answer: Adam West and Burt Ward

Question: In the 1986 comedy movie The Three Amigos, who starred alongside Steve Martin and Chevy Chase in the title roles.
Answer: Martin Short.

Question: A 'troubling' is the collective noun for a group of which household pets?
Answer: Goldfish

Question: Red Stripe beer comes from which country?
Answer: Jamaica

Question: Which real life law enforcer did Henry Fonda play in the film My Darling Clementine?
Answer: Wyatt Earp

Question: Which singer starred in 1970 film 'Gunfight'?
Answer: Johnny Cash

Question: What is the Capital City of Latvia?
Answer: Riga

Question: Gordon Sumner is better known as whom?
Answer: Sting

Question: The name of which European capital city is derived from the names of two towns on either bank of its main river?
Answer: Budapest

Question: Who played Popeye in the movie of the same name?
Answer: Robin Williams