Question: What were French foot soldiers wearing Arab dress known as
Answer: Zouaves

Question: What are the main ingredients of the Irish dish colcannon
Answer: Mashed potato and cabbage

Question: From which country does Testouri cheese come
Answer: Egypt

Question: Who played the architect in The Towering Inferno
Answer: Paul Newman

Question: Name the blended mature creamy Cheddar cheese flavoured with fresh chives and shallots, made by Abergavenny Fine Foods, that is named after a well known Welsh landmark
Answer: Tintern

Question: Who designed the 2012 GB Olympics team uniforms
Answer: Stella McCartney

Question: The TGV is a high speed rail system in which country
Answer: France

Question: How many contestants are there at the beginning of the UK TV quiz show The Chase
Answer: Four

Question: What is Italy's national flower
Answer: Lily

Question: Who was the first foreigner to win the best dressed man in Britain award
Answer: Ruud Gullit

Question: What is cryptology the study of
Answer: Codes and ciphers

Question: Which action painter was often referred to as Jack The Dripper
Answer: Jackson Pollock

Question: With an average ground level of 1.5 meters above sea level, what Asian island nation is the lowest country in the world
Answer: Maldives

Question: In 1949 which became the first stately home in England to open to the public
Answer: Longleat

Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1962 with Sealed With A Kiss
Answer: Bryan Hyland

Question: Which Shakespeare play was the musical Kiss Me Kate based on
Answer: The Taming Of The Shrew

Question: What type of creature is a mugger
Answer: Crocodile

Question: What replaced the identikit method of finding criminals
Answer: Photofit

Question: What is the name of the underground city in the Matrix films
Answer: Zion

Question: What are the targets in skeet or trap shooting made of
Answer: Clay

Question: What type of weapon is a tulwar
Answer: Sword

Question: Battersea Power Station in London appears on the cover of which Pink Floyd album
Answer: Animals

Question: Which Beatle holds a trumpet on the Sergeant Pepper album cover
Answer: Ringo

Question: What was the name of the wife of convicted serial killer Dr Harold Shipman, who murdered over 200 OAP's in his home town of Hyde in Cheshire
Answer: Primrose

Question: Which fictional TV family lived at 704 Hauser Street, Queen's, New York
Answer: The Bunkers

Question: What was Andy Williams theme song
Answer: Moon River

Question: What is the difference between meteors and meteorite
Answer: A meteorite is a meteor that has landed

Question: What was Operation Noah concerned with
Answer: Evacuating the people affected by the Kariba dam project

Question: As at 2011 who is the world's youngest self-made billionaire
Answer: Mark Zuckerberg

Question: In craps what is the first throw of the dice called
Answer: The come out

Question: What colour is the cross on the Swedish flag
Answer: Yellow

Question: What was John Roder credited with in the Highbury Tavern in 1902
Answer: The first 180 in modern darts

Question: What is the sun likely to end up as after the red giant phase
Answer: White dwarf

Question: Worn by gladiators in Roman times what was a cassis crista
Answer: Large plumed helmet

Question: Who was the first man to break three and a half minutes for the 1500 metres
Answer: Steve Cram

Question: Who was the heaviest football league player ever
Answer: Billy

Question: What was Sam Cooke's only American Number 1
Answer: You Send Me

Question: In which town is the University of Teesside
Answer: Middlesbrough

Question: BLESS TRUE HOT HERB (anagram of a film)
Answer: The Blues Brothers

Question: What colour is llama's milk
Answer: Yellow

Question: What is a female warlock
Answer: Witch

Question: On the Beatles Sergeant Pepper album cover who is the sergeant
Answer: Ringo Starr

Question: Who was the father of the apostles James and John who were sometimes known as the sons of thunder
Answer: Zebedee

Question: Why are drainage inspection covers always round
Answer: It is the only shape that will not fall down the hole

Question: In which English county is the most Brie made
Answer: Somerset

Question: Which British motor manufacturer used to make the Toledo
Answer: Triumph

Question: What would have been your job in times gone by if you were known as a Granger
Answer: Farmer

Question: What was the name of Mitch's son in Baywatch
Answer: Hobie

Question: Vermicide is used to kill which creatures
Answer: Worms

Question: In which city was the Arab League founded in 1945
Answer: Tunis

Question: What is the theatrical equivalent of an Oscar
Answer: Tony

Question: What sport is played by Philadelphia Eagles
Answer: American football

Question: Who had a number one album in 1987 with Nothing Like The Sun
Answer: Sting

Question: What is black gold and Texas tea
Answer: Oil

Question: Which was the main Indian tribe who defeated Custer at the battle of the Little Bighorn
Answer: Sioux

Question: In which country did the bossa nova originate
Answer: Brazil

Question: What colours are all the public gondolas in Venice
Answer: Black

Question: What did "loose lips" do, according to a popular rhyming WW2 slogan
Answer: Sink Ships

Question: Which international and somewhat secretive organization refers to God as the Great Architect of the Universe
Answer: Freemasons

Question: What was Lord Baden-Powell's first name
Answer: Robert

Question: During the Stone Age what kind of stone was used to make tools and weapons
Answer: Flint

Question: What day of the year is celebrated as Yorkshire Day
Answer: 1st August

Question: On which motorway could you visit Kinross Services
Answer: M90

Question: In 1946 which specially trained fighting body became an exclusive branch of the Royal Marines
Answer: The Commandos

Question: Which union was in dispute with British Airways and called strike action in March 2010
Answer: Unite

Question: What was the name of Vinnie Jones character in Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels
Answer: Big Chris

Question: What sport is played on Smith's Lawn
Answer: Polo

Question: Jason Lewis and Steve Smith were the first persons to cross the Atlantic from east to west using what unusual form of transport
Answer: Pedalo

Question: In which country did the Granny Smith apple originate
Answer: Australia

Question: What was the name of the song that Splodgenessabounds took to number 7 in 1980
Answer: Two PINTS of Lager and a Packet of Crisps

Question: What was the best-selling single in Britain in the year 1974
Answer: Tiger FEET

Question: WARLIKE HELL (anagram of a living thing)
Answer: Killer whale

Question: In what year did the mini skirt make its appearance in England
Answer: Nineteen sixty five

Question: Where in England could you see the bronze, Saint Michael and the Devil
Answer: Coventry Cathedral

Question: With which Dutch football club did Johan Cruyff spend most of his career
Answer: Ajax

Question: In Alice in Wonderland what price was on the Mad Hatter's hat
Answer: Ten shillings and sixpence

Question: What are the four greatest river estuaries in England (a point for each one)
Answer: Severn, Mersey, Thames and Humber

Question: Which car company makes the Yaris
Answer: Toyota

Question: Who commanded the Israeli Army during the Six Day War
Answer: Moshe Dayan

Question: Name the seven members of the sixties pop group The Osmonds (a point for each one correct)
Answer: Donny, Jimmy, Alan, Wayne, Merril, Jay, and Marie,

Question: What was the R.A.F. nickname for the Wellington bomber
Answer: Wimpey

Question: What is the term given to the source of a spring
Answer: Wellhead

Question: Which tradesman would use a bruzz
Answer: Wheelwright

Question: Which English county has borders with no other county
Answer: Isle of Wight

Question: What was the first record released on the Beatles own Apple label
Answer: Hey Jude

Question: In CB jargon what is a bone box
Answer: Ambulance