Question: Whose novel, based on'The Holocaust', was made into the epic film 'Schindler's List'?
Answer: THOMAS KENEALLY (book - 'Schindler's Ark)

Question: What is the English termfor the dish the Italians call 'Zuppa Inglese'?
Answer: Trifle

Question: Which sibling asked"Am I my brothers keeper?"?
Answer: Cain

Question: What is the name of the 'theme park' near Windsor?
Answer: Legoland

Question: What product do the company Farrow and Ball make?
Answer: Paint

Question: In which TV quiz show were contestants invited to 'Beat The Bong'?
Answer: 'The People Versus'

Question: Which London Underground line connects Euston and Waterloo?
Answer: Northern Line

Question: In which country is Mozart's opera 'The Magic Flute' set?
Answer: Egypt

Question: Who was the author of 'Fanny Hill'?
Answer: John Cleland

Question: In which Parliamentaryconstituency did Michael Portillo replace Alan Clark as MP in 1999?
Answer: Kensington & Chelsea

Question: The eye is kept moist by the secretion of which glands?
Answer: Lachrynial Glands

Question: Which economic doctrine, popular in the 1980's, was propounded by Milton Friedman?
Answer: Monetarism

Question: Which Welsh born writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950?
Answer: Bertrand Russell

Question: Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carra are associated with which artistic movement founded by Filippo Marinetti in the early 20th century?
Answer: Futurism

Question: Which American Nobel Laureate wrote 'The Sound And The Fury' and 'As I Lay Dying'?
Answer: William Faulkner

Question: Which story writer and cartoonist wrote 'The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty'?
Answer: James Thruber

Question: The name of which legendary race of warrior-women that supposedly lived in Asia Minor means 'without breasts'?
Answer: Amazons

Question: 'Vorsprung Durch Technik' is a slogan used to promote which car manufacturer?
Answer: Audi

Question: Which author used the pseudonym Richard Bachman when writing such books as 'Rage', 'The Running Man' and 'Thinner'?
Answer: Stephen King

Question: Which famous singer featured, although uncredited, with 'Meat Loaf' in the duet 'Dead Ringer For Love'?
Answer: Cher

Question: In which Classic novel does the character the Maggie Tulliver appear?
Answer: The Mill On The Floss

Question: On which date in December is the ‘Feast of the Holy Innocents’?
Answer: 28Th

Question: In which German town did Napoleon decisively defeat the Prussian army in 1806, and Carl Zeiss open an optical workshop in 1846?
Answer: Jena

Question: What was the full title of the men’s magazine which was re-branded to just GQ in 1967?
Answer: Gentlemen’S Quarterly

Question: Which country won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992, 1993 and 1994?
Answer: Ireland

Question: In which E M Forster novel does Adela Quested travel abroad to marry magistrate Ronny Heaslip?
Answer: A Passage To India

Question: Goat Fell is the name of hole number 8 on the Ailsa Course at which Open Championship Golf venue?
Answer: Turnberry

Question: Name either of the other rowers who won Olympic Gold in 2000 in the Coxless Four with Steve Redgrave and Matthew Pinsent.
Answer: JAMES CRACKNELL or TIM FOSTER

Question: In the animal kingdom which creature's come under the order Hymenoptera?
Answer: Ants, bees or wasps

Question: In which musical would you hear the songs "Too darn Hot" and "Brush up your Shakespeare"?
Answer: Kiss Me Kate

Question: Which plant has the botanical name "Saintpaulia"?
Answer: African Violet

Question: Which country won the Copa America football championship for the first time in 2015?
Answer: Chile

Question: In which TV cop series of the 1980's, did Michael Brandon and Glynis Barber play the lead roles?
Answer: Dempsey and Makepeace

Question: Castoreum is used as a food additive and in some perfumes. It is obtained from the scent glands of which member of the rodent family?
Answer: Beaver

Question: Name the year; Uproar at the Premiere of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring in Paris, Robert Bridges becomes Poet Laureate and Suffragette Emily Davison is killed when she runs under the king's horse at the Derby?
Answer: 1913

Question: Born Adeline Stephen in 1882, which writer lived at Monks House in Sussex until her death in 1941?
Answer: Virginia Woolf

Question: Which French phrase meaning "Foot on the ground" implies usage as a temporary second residence?
Answer: Pied-A-Terre

Question: Give a year in the life of French author Jules Verne?
Answer: 1828 - 1905

Question: Although humans feature in several Beatrix Potter tales, which is the only one to have a human as the title character?
Answer: 'The Tailor Of Gloucester'

Question: In which American city do the 'Supersonics' play their home basketball games?
Answer: Seattle

Question: Who were 'Adramalech', 'Ariel', 'Arioch', and 'Asmadai'?
Answer: They Were The Rebel Witches In Milton'S 'Paradise Lost'

Question: Who played the Resident Magistrate in Channel Four TV's 'The Irish R.M.'?
Answer: Peter Bowles

Question: What was the name of the American spy-ship captured by the North Koreans on 24th January 1968?
Answer: U.S.S. Pueblo

Question: In which country did the 'Graf Spee' take refuge after its epic battle with British warships?
Answer: Uruguay

Question: The advertising slogn 'What A Lot I Got' refers to which product?
Answer: Smarties

Question: Taken from the title of a book, which perfume house was founded by Florence Graham in 1910?
Answer: Elizabeth Arden

Question: 'Bertram Count of Roussillon', 'Lavatch the Clown' and the 'King of France' appear in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: 'All'S Well That Ends Well'

Question: Which artist had a 'Blue Period' from 1901 to 1904 and a 'Rose Period' from 1904 to 1906?
Answer: Picasso

Question: Which is the only city in West Sussex?
Answer: Chichester

Question: By what name is JS Bach's cantata 'Schweigt Stille, Plaudert Nicht' better known as a result of the drink to which one of the characters is addicted?
Answer: 'Coffee Cantata'

Question: Hibernation is the name given to a period of dormancy experienced by an animal during the Winter months. What name is given to a similar period of dormancy experienced by an animal during the Summer months?
Answer: Aestivation

Question: Playing for Newcastle United and Everton between 1994 and 1997, Marc Hottiger was the first footballer from which country to appear in the Premier League?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Which two colours appear on the flag of Bangladesh?
Answer: RED and GREEN

Question: Which nation has the longest coastline of any country located entirely within Europe?
Answer: Norway

Question: Which of the moons of Uranus is named after the queen of the fairies in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?
Answer: Titania

Question: What is the maximum number of characters in a 'Tweet' on 'Twitter'?
Answer: 140

Question: Who was the manager of Manchester United FC between 1972 and 1979?
Answer: Tommy Docherty

Question: Which race is run over 480 metres and was won in 2009 by 'Kinda Ready' in a time of 28.65 seconds?
Answer: GREYHOUND DERBY (English)

Question: What is the colour of the beak of a male Blackbird?
Answer: Yellow

Question: What is the name of the submarine commanded by 'Captain Nemo' in 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea'?
Answer: 'Nautilus'

Question: In Musical notation what is the name of the note which has half the value of a semiquaver?
Answer: Demisemiquaver

Question: Which athlete completes the Gold Medal winning USA team in the 1936 Olympic Men's 4x100 metre relay - Ralph Metcalfe, Foy Draper, Frank Wykoff and ............?
Answer: Jesse Owens

Question: In 'The West Wing' of which state was 'Josiah Bartlett' Governor before he was elected President?
Answer: New Hampshire

Question: Which British city is served by 'Elmdon Airport'?
Answer: Birmingham

Question: Which musical has the songs 'Another Suitcase In Another Hall' and 'Oh What A Circus'?
Answer: 'Evita'