Question: Who was described by Lloyd George as "brilliant to the top of his army boots"?
Answer: General Haig

Question: Which sport was being watched by the sender of this message on 'Twitter' - 'watching @magician147 and @pistol147'?
Answer: SNOOKER (Shaun Murphy & Mark Allen)

Question: Which novel is set in Dublin on June 16th 1904?
Answer: 'Ulysses'

Question: Which London Underground line runs from West Ruislip to Epping?
Answer: Central

Question: The hymn 'Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind' is usually sung to which tune by Hubert Parry?
Answer: 'Repton'

Question: A 'Chorkie' is a dog hybrid obtained by crossing a Yorkshire Terrier with which other breed?
Answer: Chihuahua

Question: What is the two-word name of the airport at Yeadon in West Yorkshire?
Answer: Leeds Bradford

Question: Under what title has the series of fantasy novels A Song of Ice and Fire been adapted for TV?
Answer: Game Of Thrones

Question: Founded in 1584, which is the only Cambridge College that starts with the letter E?
Answer: Emmanuel

Question: Andrew Lincoln plays deputy sheriff Rick Grimes in which TV horror drama series?
Answer: The Walking Dead

Question: In Which town or city is Mitchell's brewery located?
Answer: Lancaster

Question: “In The Mood” was which bandleader's signature tune?
Answer: Joe Loss

Question: What women was Time Magazine man of the year in 1952?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth II

Question: What sort of fish makes an Arbroath Smokie?
Answer: Haddock

Question: """I am not in the least afraid to die"" are the last words attributed to which famous naturalist?"
Answer: Charles Darwin

Question: In the original television run of 'Crossroads', which character was played by Roger Tonge?
Answer: 'Sandy Richardson'

Question: Which American city has baseball-playing 'Dodgers'?
Answer: Los Angeles

Question: Where does the Welsh prefix 'Llan' in such places as Llanberis, have its origin?
Answer: Site Of A Church

Question: For which king did Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester act as regent or protector?
Answer: Henry Vi

Question: Tahiti is part of which island group?
Answer: Society Islands

Question: Which American city is served by 'Blue Grass Airport'?
Answer: Lexington

Question: What is the former name of the organisation now known as 'Scope'?
Answer: Spastics Society

Question: South Stack is a lighthouse found on the coast of which island?
Answer: Angelsey

Question: What is the surname of 'Harry Potter's' schoolboy friend 'Ron'?
Answer: Weasley

Question: Which Scottish football team moved home from Annfield to the Forthbank Stadium?
Answer: Stirling Albion

Question: Which flavouring is added to Brandy and Egg yolk to make Advocaat?
Answer: Vanilla

Question: In nautical terms, what is the process of binding the endof a rope to stop it from fraying?
Answer: Whipping

Question: What nickname is often used for a male with the surname of Miller?
Answer: 'Dusty'

Question: What in terms of area, is the smallest of the Canadian provinces?
Answer: Prince Edward Island

Question: Which large flightless bird, of the genus Pinguinis, was hunted to extinction in 1844?
Answer: Great Auk

Question: To which family of birds does the 'Roadrunner' belong?
Answer: CUCKOO or CUCULIDAE

Question: Who was the British Major-General who formed and led the 'Chindit' special forces in Burma and India during World War II, before being killed in aplane crash in 1944?
Answer: Ordewingate

Question: Who was the last boxer defeated by Muhammad Ali?
Answer: Leon Spinks

Question: What was the subject of the 1988 film 'Scandal' which starred John Hurt and Joanne Whalley?
Answer: The Christine Keeler / Profumo Affair

Question: Ray Barneveld in 2005, Jelle Klaasen in 2006, and Martin Adams in 2007 were all World Champions in which field?
Answer: Darts

Question: What was Britney Spears' first number one, in 1999?
Answer: 'Baby One More Time'

Question: The winners of which event are presented with the Vince Lombardi Trophy?
Answer: SUPERBOWL(American Football)

Question: 'Edward Lewis' and 'Vivian Ward' were the principal characters in which popular 1990 film?
Answer: 'Pretty Woman'

Question: Which Shakespeare play features 'Dogberry', a Constable?
Answer: 'Much Ado About Nothing'

Question: What was the most used first name of the composer Delibes (1836-1891)?
Answer: LEO (accept Clement Philibert)

Question: Which colour of jersey is worn by the leader in the points classification in the Tour de France?
Answer: Green

Question: In 1840 Great Britain issued the first postage stamps. The 1d. (one penny) stamp was black. What colour was the 2d. stamp?
Answer: Blue

Question: Which king gave Royal Assent to the Parliament Act which asserted the supremacy of the House of Commons, by reducing the delaying powers of the House of Lords to two years, later amended to one year in 1949?
Answer: George V

Question: Which Rugby League club has been coached by Brian McClennan and Brian McDermott?
Answer: LEEDS (Rhinos)

Question: Which Spanish city is the home of football club 'Hercules'?
Answer: Alicante

Question: Which member of the Royal Family married Katharine Worsley in 1961?
Answer: Duke Of Kent

Question: What was the title of the 1991 Channel 4 drama in which Robert Lindsay played 'Michael Murray' the militant Labour leader of a city council?
Answer: 'G.B.H.'

Question: Who is the only man to coach a team to victory in three Rugby League Super League Grand Finals?
Answer: Brian Noble

Question: 'Young' was a UK number one hit in May 2012 for which singer?
Answer: 'Tulisa'

Question: Yakutsk is the capital of which federal subject of Russia, that at 3,103,200 km2 (almost as big as India) is the largest subnational governing body by area?
Answer: Sakha Republic

Question: An American mathematician, who engaged in a mail bombing campaign that spanned nearly 20 years, killing three people and injuring 23 others, by what name is Ted Kaczynski popularly known?
Answer: 'The Unabomber'

Question: Which mathematician, whose ideas were important to the development of modern computer circuits, wrote the 1854 work 'Laws Of Thought'?
Answer: George Boole

Question: What name is given to a substance that breaks up into free ions when dissolved, to produce an electrical conductor?
Answer: Electrolyte

Question: Which 1998 film was released with the advertising tagline “The mission is a man”?
Answer: Saving Private Ryan

Question: Who painted "Girl with a white dog" found in the Tate London?
Answer: Lucien Freud

Question: From which 1950 film musical does the song "Honey Bun" come?
Answer: South Pacific

Question: In "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats", which is the mystery cat and Napoleon of Crime?
Answer: Macavity

Question: Name the actress, she died in August 2002, who played the part of 'Madame Edith Artois' in the TV series 'Allo, Allo'?
Answer: Carmen Silvera

Question: In which county are 'Leeds castle' and the 'Isle of Sheppey'?
Answer: Kent

Question: 'Fodor' produce books concerned with which activity?
Answer: Travel

Question: Which great composer, composed so many songs between 1815 and 1828 that the Oxford Dictionary of Music doesn't attempt to list them all?
Answer: Schubert

Question: The largest man-made excavation in the world is a mine for which element?
Answer: Copper

Question: Which former footballer and Radio Five Live commentator, said during a match, "Martin Keown is up everybody's backside?
Answer: Trevor Brooking

Question: The mouth of the River Rhine is in which country?
Answer: The Netherlands

Question: Whose epitaph is "Si Monumentum Requiris Circumspice", trans. "If you want a monument, look around"?
Answer: Sir Christopher Wren

Question: Which dynasty of English monarchs was descended from John of Gaunt, taking its name from Lady Margaret Beaufort's husband Edmund, Earl of Richmond?
Answer: TUDORS (Edmund's surname)

Question: Who was murdered along with O.J. Simpson's wife Nicole?
Answer: Ronald Goldman