Question: What was the name of Long John Silver’s parrot
Answer: Captain Flint

Question: Which car company manufactured the Nubira
Answer: Daewoo

Question: In which city was the British version of Concorde assembled
Answer: Bristol

Question: What is the official language of Brazil
Answer: Portuguese

Question: Who was the golden girl on the Golden Shot who couldn't add up
Answer: Anne Aston

Question: Who was the first person to have appeared four times on Desert Island Discs as a guest
Answer: Arthur Askey

Question: Snowdrift, Royal Carpet and Wonderland are all varieties of which bedding plant
Answer: Alyssum

Question: What was the largest selling sweet in the U.K. in 1999
Answer: Polo Mints

Question: In the Archers Phil and Jill Archer have four offspring a point for each one you can name
Answer: Shula, Kenton. Richard, Elizabeth

Question: Which Eastenders character left Albert Square to go to Scotland in 1998 after 5 years in the programme
Answer: Nigel Bates

Question: What is the original colour of a J.C.B. digger
Answer: Yellow

Question: Which American General was nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts"
Answer: George Patton

Question: What is the one word motto of IBM
Answer: Think

Question: In which Hollywood film did Matthew Broderick play a robotic policeman
Answer: Inspector Gadget

Question: What does the musical term forte mean
Answer: Loud

Question: Of whom did Mountbatten say you have no idea how much it costs to keep that man in poverty
Answer: Mahatma Ghandi

Question: When did the Royal Mail introduce the two tiered mail system / first and second class
Answer: 1968

Question: People packed Wembley Stadium in 1954 to listen to whom
Answer: Billy Graham

Question: What is hippophobia the fear of
Answer: Horses

Question: Who in 1812 designed the flag of Argentina
Answer: General Belgrano

Question: What is the society EXIT concerned with
Answer: Euthanasia

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Rhythm is a Dancer
Answer: Snap

Question: Which organ of the body produces bile
Answer: The liver

Question: What name is given to all chemical compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon
Answer: Hydrocarbons

Question: Who in mythology is supposed to have built the Giant's Causeway
Answer: Finn MacCool

Question: Which warship is permanently moored opposite the Tower of London
Answer: H.M.S. Belfast

Question: It is now British Airways, it was B.O.A.C. what was it before that
Answer: Imperial Airways

Question: Which language spoken by 55 million people is not known to be related to any other
Answer: Korean

Question: Which Cadbury's chocolate bar was named after a bus
Answer: Double Decker

Question: Who was the commander of Apollo 14
Answer: Alan Shepard

Question: Who was the first Yorkshire captain to go to Australia
Answer: Captain James Cook

Question: What is the name given to a long stemmed clay tobacco pipe
Answer: Churchwarden

Question: Which 18th century English poet was known as the Bard of Twickenham
Answer: Alexander Pope

Question: Who devised the most widely used shorthand writing system in 1837
Answer: Isaac Pitman

Question: Who when elected as MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington in 1987 became the first black woman member of the House of Commons
Answer: Diane Abbott

Question: What is the name given to the first day of Lent
Answer: Ash Wednesday

Question: What was the first record to enter the British charts at number one
Answer: Jailhouse Rock, by Elvis Presley

Question: Where in the body would you find the stirrup
Answer: Ear

Question: What physical handicap was Dudley Moore born with
Answer: Club foot

Question: What is John Innes Number One
Answer: Garden compost

Question: What was the surname of the British family who were the centre of a storm in 2000 over trying to buy a baby over the internet
Answer: Kilshaw

Question: Which group topped the album charts with Fog on the Tyne
Answer: Lindisfarne

Question: What was the first English monastery to be sacked by the Norsemen
Answer: Lindisfarne

Question: Who is the only cricketer to do the double in his first first class season
Answer: Brian Close

Question: Which capital city stands on the Potomac river
Answer: Washington

Question: Who was Princess Alexandra married to
Answer: Angus Ogilvy

Question: What was the first football record to top the charts
Answer: Back Home by the England World Cup Squad

Question: Which was the first Scottish group to have three number ones
Answer: Wet Wet Wet

Question: Which city was the first destination of Thomas Cook's tours
Answer: Paris

Question: Which was the first U.K. bank to introduce cash dispensing machines
Answer: Barclays

Question: Who was the first man to bowl for England in a cricket test match wearing sunglasses
Answer: Darren Gough

Question: Which famous doctor was found in Africa by a reporter called Henry Stanley
Answer: Doctor Livingstone

Question: What is the national flower of Wales
Answer: Daffodil

Question: What is the most versatile piece on a chessboard
Answer: The Queen

Question: Which British aircraft manufacturer built the World War Two bomber the Wellington
Answer: Vickers

Question: What colour does verdant mean
Answer: Green

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Dragonfly
Answer: Douglas

Question: What make and colour of car did Charlie Hungerford drive in Bergerac
Answer: White Rolls Royce

Question: Which figure personifying the USA was used on World War One recruiting posters
Answer: Uncle Sam

Question: What is Europe's highest volcano called
Answer: Etna

Question: Flowing at speeds of up to 65 KPH, what is the world.s fastest flowing river
Answer: Rhone

Question: Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone are lyrics from which song
Answer: Big Yellow Taxi

Question: What is the only UK No. 1 single for Fleetwood Mac
Answer: Albatross

Question: What is the name of the woollen fabric principally used in flag making
Answer: Bunting

Question: A PINTA FRENCH ALE (anagram)
Answer: African elephant

Question: Which American football team lost the super bowl in three consecutive seasons 91-92 and 93
Answer: The Buffalo Bills

Question: By what name do we know funny man Michael Pennington
Answer: Johnny Vegas

Question: Which New York thoroughfare is sometimes called The Great White Way
Answer: Broadway

Question: Which company makes the Crunchie chocolate bar
Answer: Cadbury

Question: Who won this years (2015) British basketball league
Answer: Newcastle Eagles

Question: Dicky Mint, Mick the Marmaliser and Nigel Ponsonby-Smallpiece were members of which group
Answer: Ken Dodd's Diddymen

Question: A NERD IS A GAS (sportsman)
Answer: Andre Agassi

Question: What was Starsky and Hutch's call sign
Answer: Zebra 3

Question: A haloed pin man is the symbol of which fictional character
Answer: The Saint

Question: Who was the host of the TV game show Bognor or Bust
Answer: Angus Deayton

Question: What was the name of the golfing game show presented by Jimmy Tarbuck
Answer: Full Swing

Question: Between which two British cities did The Flying Scotsman run
Answer: London and Edinburgh

Question: What herb is essential in a New England Clam Chowder
Answer: Thyme

Question: What part of the body has a crown and a root
Answer: Tooth

Question: What is the meaning of the first name Blanche
Answer: White

Question: Which motor manufacturer made the Zephyr in the sixties
Answer: Ford

Question: Which monarch knighted Sir Francis Drake
Answer: Elizabeth 1

Question: Coach, Hex cap, Lag, and Machine
Answer: Screws

Question: Who played Robert Stroud in the 1962 film The Birdman of Alcatraz
Answer: Burt Lancaster

Question: What sausage gets it's name from the Italian for Onion?
Answer: Chipolata

Question: Ocean is NOT recognised International Hydrographic Bureau?
Answer: Antarctic Ocean

Question: What culture introduced hats and crackers at Xmas season?
Answer: Ancient Rome