Question: Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was said to have been sealed by King John, is in which English county?
Answer: Surrey

Question: Bad Finger, King Krule and the Dave Matthews Band all released a song about which colour Baby?
Answer: Blue

Question: Amy Winehouse had a 2006 hit single with ‘Back to ‘what’?
Answer: Black

Question: What colour is the Haze in a 1967 single by Jimi Hendrix?
Answer: Purple

Question: What colour eyes does the Handsome Man have in a 1957 song by Chuck Berry?
Answer: Brown

Question: If food is napped, how is it served?
Answer: In a sauce

Question: ‘Love is Like a Butterfly’ is a 1974 single written and recorded by which US singer?
Answer: Dolly Parton

Question: London landmark The Shaftesbury Memorial is better known by what name?
Answer: Eros

Question: Akane is a variety of which fruit?
Answer: Apple

Question: In 2011, which South American country banned the sale of alcohol for three days after 21 people died as a result of drinking contaminated liquor?
Answer: Ecuador

Question: Sometimes called a ‘Mercyseat’, what is the name of the small wooden shelf on the underside of a folding seat in a church?
Answer: Misericord

Question: Suva is the capital of which South Pacific island?
Answer: Fiji

Question: What are the middle names of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II?
Answer: Alexandra Mary

Question: Urtication is the use of which plant to stimulate the skin?
Answer: Nettle

Question: US author Truman Strekfus Persons is better known by what name?
Answer: Truman Capote

Question: Adnams Brewery is based in which English county?
Answer: Suffolk

Question: The Bleinhem Cocktail was created for the 90th birthday of which British politician?
Answer: Winston Churchill

Question: Helena is the capital of which US state?
Answer: Montana

Question: The Grey Cup is awarded to the champions of the Football League in which country?
Answer: Canada

Question: The 2010 memoir ‘Life’ is by which member of the Rolling Stones?
Answer: Keith Richards

Question: Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime Minister, was elected as Conservative MP for which London borough in 1959?
Answer: Finchley

Question: What relation was British monarch Queen Victoria to Prince Albert before their marriage?
Answer: First cousin

Question: Zuniga, Escamillo and Frasquita are characters from which opera?
Answer: Carmen

Question: Actor Jack Nicholson won his first Best Actor Oscar for which film?
Answer: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest

Question: What is the name of the Jack Russell dog in the US television series ‘Frasier’?
Answer: Eddie

Question: What is the first name of US actor Al Pacino?
Answer: Alfredo

Question: What replaced the iron in the board game Monopoly?
Answer: Cat

Question: Which European capital city lies on the River Vistula?
Answer: Warsaw

Question: Crown Derby is what sort of antique?
Answer: Porcelain

Question: What was the German WWII air force called?
Answer: Luftwaffe

Question: What ancient rulers wore a double-crown symbolizing their joined upper and lower lands?
Answer: Pharoahs

Question: Mumps can spread, rarely, where in adult males, with permanent procreational effect?
Answer: Testicles

Question: US author and poet Dorothy Parker coined the phrase ‘Men seldom make passes at girls who wear ‘what’?
Answer: Glasses

Question: According to Dart Board Regulations, how high should the centre of the bullseye be from the floor in feet and inches?
Answer: 5 feet 8 inches

Question: Coulrophobia is the fear of what type of people?
Answer: Clowns

Question: In March 1990 who was elected as the first-ever President of the Soviet Union?
Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Question: The letter ‘Z’ is worth how many points in the Polish edition of the board game Scrabble?
Answer: One point

Question: In what year did Princess Diana die?
Answer: 1997

Question: Which actress and former model is the mother of Melanie Griffith?
Answer: Tippi Hedren

Question: Which style or school of art did Picasso pioneer?
Answer: Cubism

Question: What name is given to areas of land in Holland that have been reclaimed from the sea?
Answer: Polders

Question: What is significant about a mountain called a ‘mesa’?
Answer: Flat Topped

Question: Which Northumberland heroine was the daughter of the keeper of the Longstone lighthouse?
Answer: Grace Darling

Question: What was Eric’s real surname?
Answer: Bartholemew

Question: In which county is there an area called The Fylde?
Answer: Lancashire

Question: What is the Administrative HQ of East Sussex?
Answer: Lewes

Question: Tower Bridge was for many years the last of London’s bridges before the sea – what is now?
Answer: The Queen Elizabeth II

Question: Who was the false god representing greed and wealth cited in the New Testament?
Answer: Mammon

Question: Which is the oldest Oxford college?
Answer: University College

Question: In which country are the Ribbon Falls?
Answer: Usa

Question: Which familiar word is derived from the Greek for “mother city”?
Answer: Metropolis

Question: Who, according to the Goodies, was the “Queen of Northern Soul”?
Answer: Black Pudding Bertha

Question: LM The first film Oscar winner to have both parents who both also won film Oscars?
Answer: Liza Minelli

Question: According to Oscar Wilde what is the curse of the drinking class?
Answer: Work

Question: Dr. Who’s companion as played by Billie Piper?
Answer: Rose Tyler

Question: Germans called it the Earth Berry, what do we call it?
Answer: Strawberry

Question: Which singer was known as the Brazilian Bombshell?
Answer: Carmen Miranda

Question: What do the initials BMX represent?
Answer: Bicycle Motor Cross

Question: What name is given to creatures such as earthworms which are both male and female?
Answer: Hermaphrodites

Question: Which Neopagan religion is often called ‘witchcraft’ or simply ‘the craft’?
Answer: Wicca

Question: What religion was accepted in the Roman Empire in AD313 by the Edict of Milan?
Answer: Christianity

Question: Arthur Wynne of Liverpool invented which teaser in 1913?
Answer: The Crossword Puzzle

Question: Where did a ‘Javelin’ fail to hit the mark?
Answer: The USA Presidential Election

Question: In which county of Northern Ireland is the Giant’s Causeway?
Answer: Antrim

Question: The Rembrandt House Museum can be visited in which city?
Answer: Amsterdam

Question: Which ex DJ and current TV presenter fronted the show in the 1970s?
Answer: Noel Edmonds

Question: Who made a Golden Calf from the people’s melted down jewellery?
Answer: Aaron

Question: Which 19 century Prime Minister is the only PM to have served 4 terms ?
Answer: William Gladstone

Question: Who won Best Actress Oscar for the film “The Coalminer’s Daughter “ ?
Answer: Sissy Spacek

Question: MASH, the character Frank Burns was replaced by which rather smug character ?
Answer: Charles Winchester

Question: Who pined away until only her voice remained because of unrequited love?
Answer: Echo

Question: Like Rome, which Yorkshire city is said to be built on seven hills?
Answer: Sheffield

Question: In what county is Eton School?
Answer: Berkshire

Question: In which stretch of water was HMS Amethyst fired on and detained in 1949?
Answer: Yangtze River

Question: What was the stage name of jazz pianist Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe?
Answer: Jelly Roll Morton

Question: Which hunter is the arch-enemy of Bugs Bunny?
Answer: Elmer Fudd

Question: Which planet in the solar system is closest in size to Earth?
Answer: Venus

Question: In what year in the sixties did it take place?
Answer: 1969

Question: Who was the first female D.J. on Radio 1?
Answer: Anne Nightingale

Question: Give any year in which the second, longer-lasting Boer War was fought?
Answer: 1899-1902

Question: Born in 1942, who had her greatest chart successes when a member of Blue Mink?
Answer: Madeline Bell

Question: Which P.R. first appeared in a 1902 book, in which he lost his jacket and shoes?
Answer: Peter Rabbit