Question: Which motor manufacturer make the Grand Vitara
Answer: Suzuki

Question: The reigning champion in F1 gets car number 1 who gets number 2
Answer: His team mate

Question: What are the two main colours on a Battenberg cake
Answer: Pink and yellow

Question: On which New York island is Wall Street
Answer: Manhattan

Question: Who moved from Grace Brothers to The Last Of The Summer Wine
Answer: Frank Thornton

Question: What colour is the ribbon on the George Cross
Answer: Dark Blue

Question: Which soldier statesman was nicknamed the Iron Duke
Answer: The Duke of Wellington

Question: The Pope wears the fisherman’s signet ring, what is the design on it
Answer: Saint Peter in a boat

Question: What are French speaking Belgians called
Answer: Walloons

Question: What term is given to three consecutive strikes in ten pin bowling
Answer: A turkey

Question: Dear cash is an anagram for which indoor game
Answer: Charades

Question: What sport is played by Houston Astros
Answer: Baseball

Question: Which country do people known as Letts come from
Answer: Latvia

Question: Which TV family lived at 30 Kelsall Street Liverpool
Answer: The Boswells from Bread

Question: Who wrote the words for Auld Lang Syne
Answer: Robert Burns

Question: Up to how many points are competitive badminton matches played following a rule change in 2006
Answer: Twenty one

Question: Who presented the Channel 5 revival of It's a Knockout
Answer: Keith Chegwin

Question: How is the winner decided on Mastermind if the scores are equal
Answer: Least number of passes

Question: What animal provided Red Indians with food and clothing
Answer: The bison

Question: If U.X.B. was an unexploded bomb what was a D.A.B.
Answer: Delayed Action Bomb

Question: In modern weaponry what is an S.L.C.M
Answer: Sea Launched Cruise Missile

Question: Quebec and Montreal are both on which Canadian river
Answer: Saint Lawrence

Question: How many square centimetres are there in a square metre
Answer: Ten thousand

Question: Which London duo sang that you had more rabbit than Sainsburys
Answer: Chas and Dave

Question: What is the official language of Nigeria
Answer: English

Question: What is the nearest star to the Earth
Answer: The Sun

Question: Who was Thomas Huntley-Wood, his face has been seen all over the world
Answer: The sailor on the Players packets

Question: What was the last hit for the New Seekers
Answer: Anthem

Question: What was the name that Sir Malcolm Campbell gave to his record breaking boats and cars
Answer: Bluebird

Question: What was the name given to the followers of Garibaldi in the Italian Wars of Independence
Answer: Redshirts

Question: What is the name of the character played by Victoria Wood in Dinnerladies
Answer: Brenda Furlong

Question: Who played Kate in the BBC1 comedy Kiss Me Kate
Answer: Caroline Quentin

Question: There are two racecourses on Merseyside, Aintree is one what is the other
Answer: Haydock Park

Question: What is the shortest winning margin in rowing
Answer: A canvas

Question: Who hosts TV's Water Colour Challenge
Answer: Hannah Gordon

Question: What rank in the British Amy was the equivalent to a Standartenfuhrer in the S.S.
Answer: Colonel

Question: In the TV series Dear John what was John’s job
Answer: Schoolteacher

Question: Who did Tyson beat to become the youngest WBC champion in 1986
Answer: Trevor Berbick

Question: What is the largest bay in Britain
Answer: Cardigan Bay

Question: For who did Young Hearts Run Free in 1976
Answer: Candi Staton

Question: What was the popular name for the French penal settlement off the coast of French Guiana
Answer: Devil’s Island

Question: Who was England’s football coach for one game between Hoddle leaving and Keegan taking over
Answer: Howard Wilkinson

Question: In which country is the Bay of Pigs
Answer: Cuba

Question: In which sport could a half nelson be used
Answer: Wrestling

Question: Who was the Russian leader at the time of the Cuban missile crisis
Answer: Kruschev

Question: What name is given to the period 1811-1820 in British history
Answer: The Regency

Question: What food’s name means baked twice
Answer: Biscuit

Question: Which Roman road ran from Chester to Dover
Answer: Watling Street

Question: Which American magazine calls itself the Bible of Boxing
Answer: The Ring

Question: What was the Shadows last number one
Answer: Foot Tapper

Question: What type of weapon was the German nebelwerfer
Answer: Rocket launcher

Question: Which bird was shown on the reverse side of a farthing
Answer: Wren

Question: Where was the first 360 degree roller coaster in England
Answer: Alton Towers

Question: What do Americans call terylene
Answer: Dacron

Question: What is Blofeld’s christian name in the Bond films
Answer: Ernst

Question: Which country provided the back drop for the Bond film You Only Live Twice
Answer: Japan

Question: What type of books were written by Moody and Sankey
Answer: Hymn books

Question: Who played opposite Meryl Streep in the film Ironweed
Answer: Jack Nicholson

Question: What was the Bishop of London’s official residence before 1973
Answer: Fulham Palace

Question: With which type of transport is James Brindley associated
Answer: Canals

Question: Who was the Emperor of Japan who died in 1989
Answer: Hirohito

Question: Who was Constable of Caernarvon Castle when Charles was invested as Prince of Wales
Answer: Lord Snowdon

Question: Who was the first footballer to have played over 100 English league games for four different clubs
Answer: Alan Ball

Question: Which English artist painted The Blue Boy and The Hay Wagon (not the Haywain)
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough

Question: In the world of entertainment what is a famulus
Answer: Magician's assistant

Question: What is the home ground of Walsall F.C. called
Answer: Bank's Stadium

Question: Where are the annual British Showjumping Championship held
Answer: Hickstead

Question: On which famous golf course would you find the twelfth hole at the edge of Rae's Creek
Answer: Augusta

Question: The Granta is another name for which English river
Answer: The Cam

Question: Who is Billy Connolly married to
Answer: Pamela Stevenson

Question: Who played the Cornish based detective, Wycliffe
Answer: Jack Shepherd

Question: What is the largest of the Balearic islands
Answer: Majorca

Question: Who led the Branch Dravidian sect that was largely destroyed in a fire at Waco in Texas
Answer: David Koresh

Question: On of the titles of the Kings of Siam (Thailand) is the possessor of the four and twenty what
Answer: Umbrellas

Question: Where would you find a spider's penis
Answer: On the end of one of his legs

Question: In which country is Francochamps motor racing circuit
Answer: Belgium

Question: Who was the first English cricketer to play in 100 test matches
Answer: Colin Cowdrey

Question: In which European city would you be most likely to travel in a vaporetto
Answer: Venice

Question: What was the codename for the allied attack in Arnhem in World War Two
Answer: Operation Market Garden

Question: Where are the headquarters of the BBC World Service
Answer: Bush House

Question: In the Chuck Berry song Memphis Tennessee how old was Marie
Answer: Six years old

Question: Top hat and tails what are tails short for
Answer: Swallowtails

Question: What is the capital of El Salvador
Answer: San Salvador

Question: In which TV series do Edna and Saffron appear
Answer: Absolutely Fabulous

Question: What was the surname of the Beverley Hillbillies
Answer: Clampett

Question: In an advert a Mexican sang I Can't Stand it, what was he advertising
Answer: Bandit chocolate biscuits

Question: Where does Homer Simpson work
Answer: Nuclear power plant

Question: In American slang how much is a sawbuck
Answer: Ten dollars

Question: From which country do we get the cheese Roquefort
Answer: France

Question: Which actor married Melanie Griffith twice
Answer: Don Johnson