Question: In the 1933 film She Done Him Wrong, who was the actor to whom Mae West said, "Why don't you come up sometime and see me"?
Answer: Cary Grant

Question: In which town does Desperate Dan live ?
Answer: Cactusville

Question: In which town is the Wetherspoons pub ' The Eric Bartholemew ' ?
Answer: Morecambe

Question: Hadrian's Wall was completed in which century ?
Answer: 2nd CENTURY AD

Question: In 2012 , which town became the first in Essex to be granted city status ?
Answer: Chelmsford

Question: In which city will you find the cricket ground known as the Gabba ?
Answer: Brisbane

Question: Under which Roman emperor did the Roman Empire reach its greatest extent, teritorially ?
Answer: Trajan

Question: Which imperial measure is the equivalent of 91.44cm ?
Answer: A Yard

Question: Who in the Bible's Book of Judges is the son of Manoah ?
Answer: Samson

Question: Which reptile's name comes from the Spanish ' el lagarto ' , meaning ' the lizard ' ?
Answer: Alligator

Question: According to Dr Johnson , what in England is " given to horses , but in Scotland supports the people " ?
Answer: Oats

Question: Which music hall star was known as "The Cheeky Chappie"?
Answer: Max Miller

Question: In Norse mythology who was the God of Mischief?
Answer: Loki

Question: Which stand-up comedian has played football at semi-professional level and once worked full-time as a pharmaceuticals sales director?
Answer: John Bishop

Question: How many gills are there in half a gallon?
Answer: 16

Question: Who, along with Leslie Bricusse, wrote the lyrics for the James Bond film song Goldfinger?
Answer: Anthony Newley

Question: Who said "Give a man a free hand and he'll put ot all over you"?
Answer: Mae West

Question: Name the town in South Central France which has made hard-paste porcelain since 1771.
Answer: Limoges

Question: Which six letter word links the nickname of a now obsolete British coin and the surname of a tennis player who lost to Bjorn Borg in a men’s singles final at Wimbledon ?
Answer: Tanner

Question: Specifically, where on the human body is the Axilla ?
Answer: Armpit

Question: Standing at 1,309 metres in height, which is Scotland’s second highest mountain after Ben Nevis, it is the highest mountain in the Cairngorms ?
Answer: Ben Mcdui

Question: What is the surname of the four children in the Children’s book The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe by C S Lewis ?
Answer: Pevensie

Question: Introduced in 2007 what six letter name is given to the device described as being an e – book reader or a software and hardware platform designed by Amazon for the rendering of e – books and other digital media., they are often able to download over 1,000 books ?
Answer: Kindle

Question: Which was the first English football club that Liverpool legend Bill Shankly managed ?
Answer: Carlisle United

Question: In which European country are the head-quarters of the telecommunications company Nokia ?
Answer: Finland

Question: Augury is a form of telling the future by doing what ?
Answer: Interpreting The Flight Of Birds

Question: Edgeware and Morden are termini of which London Underground line ?
Answer: Northern

Question: Name EITHER year in which Kevin Keegan was voted European Footballer of the Year.
Answer: 1978 / 1979

Question: Which spirit forms the basis of a Pina Colada cocktail ?
Answer: Rum

Question: Curacao, off the Venezuelan coast, is a constituent country of which European kingdom ?
Answer: Netherlands

Question: In which year did Napoelon's troops capture Moscow ?
Answer: 1812

Question: In which Italian region is the port and city of Genoa located ?
Answer: Liguria

Question: Who was appointed Governor of the Bahamas in 1940 ?
Answer: Duke Of Windsor

Question: The Liverpool FC anthem You'll Never Walk Alone comes from which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical ?
Answer: Carousel

Question: Who currently holds the title of Lord of Mann ?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth Ii

Question: Which branch of mathematics is named after the Latin word for pebble ?
Answer: Calculus

Question: The formula pi times radius squared times height gives the volume of which three-dimensional geometric shape ?
Answer: A Cylinder

Question: What was the title of the only U.K. No.1 hit for the group The Dave Clark Five ?
Answer: Glad All Over

Question: Which was the last four funnelled liner to be operated by the Cunard line ?
Answer: Aquitania

Question: What role is played by Mark Gattis in TV's Sherlock ?
Answer: Mycroft Holmes

Question: What role is played by Rupert Graves in TV's Sherlock ?
Answer: Inspector Lestrade

Question: Of which of his successors as US President did Lyndon Johnson make the comment: "He can't fart and chew gum at the same time." ?
Answer: Gerald Ford

Question: Who wrote the melody of the song Keep the Home Fires Burning ?
Answer: Ivor Novello

Question: At which fast food chain did British teenagers first start to go out for a hamburger and a coffee in 1955 ?
Answer: Wimpey

Question: Of which artistic movement was Aubrey Beardsley a leading member ?
Answer: The Aesthetic Movement

Question: In which year was the Butler Education Act passed ?
Answer: 1944

Question: In which year was the Open University founded ?
Answer: 1969

Question: The mascot for the Brazil 2014 World Cup is what type of endangered animal ?
Answer: Armadillo

Question: Which UK number one single of 1969 had the opening lyrics "You talk like Marlene Dietrich And you dance like Zizi Jeanmaire" ?
Answer: Where Do You Go To My Lovely

Question: Which English motor cyclist won the award for BBC Sports Personality Of The Year in 1959 ?
Answer: John Surtees

Question: Which famous song from the musical South Pacific contains the lyrics "You may see a Stranger across a crowded room"
Answer: Some Enchanted Evening

Question: Who was executed in 1955 at Holloway Prison for the murder of racing driver David Blakely ?
Answer: Ruth Ellis

Question: Reaching number one in the British pop charts in May 1996, what was the two word title of the record that was performed by David Baddiel and Frank Skinner accompanied by the band The Lightning Seeds that was the official England song for the 1996 European Football Championships ?
Answer: Three Lions

Question: Which is the oldest of the 38 colleges of the University Of Oxford ?
Answer: University

Question: First appearing in the Book Of Exodus, what was the name of the sister of Moses who hid the baby Moses by the side of a river to evade Pharaoh's order that all newborn Hebrew boys were to be killed ?
Answer: Miriam

Question: Who was British Prime Minister on the day the Great Train Robbery took place ?
Answer: Harold Macmillan

Question: Which 73 year old Scottish born radio presenter become famous in 1974 for reading the football results, first on Radio 2 and then on Radio 5's Sports Report at 5pm every Saturday before retiring in July 2013 ?
Answer: James Alexander Gordon

Question: If you were served food in a French restaurant 'En Brochette' how exactly would it be presented ?
Answer: On A Skewer

Question: Sharing it's name with a model of Rolls Royce Car, which French word is used for a road that runs along the side of a cliff or mountain ?
Answer: Corniche

Question: Designed in 1873 in the USA, which lever action rifle that later had several different models had the nickname 'The Gun That Won The West' ?
Answer: Winchester

Question: Which ex President of the National Union Of Mineworkers was revealed as being a police informer after his death in 1993 ?
Answer: Joe Gormley

Question: Which actor played the role of Tom The Policeman, one of the travelling companions of Dr Who in the 1966 film Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD ?
Answer: Bernard Cribbins

Question: In office from March 4th 1897 until September 14th 1901, who was the first US President of the 20th century ?
Answer: William McKINLEY