Question: As at July 2005, which four teams have won the English Premiership?
Answer: Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Blackburn Rovers

Question: What are the names of the four stations on a Monopoly board?
Answer: Kings Cross, Marylebone, Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street

Question: Which of the Teletubbies has a triangular antenna on their head?
Answer: Tinky Winky

Question: Nairobi is the capital of which African country?
Answer: Kenya

Question: Which word appears in the title of a Police hit in 1981, a Queen hit in 1986 and a Take That hit in 1992?
Answer: Magic

Question: Which female singer became famous after starring in the BBC TV documentary The Cruise?
Answer: Jane MacDonald

Question: The Solheim cup is the women's equivalent of which famous sporting cup?
Answer: The Ryder Cup

Question: Which patron saint's day is observed on November 30th?
Answer: St Andrew's

Question: On what date does Saint Nicholas' Day fall? December 6th, December 16th or December 26th?
Answer: December 6th

Question: Who were the original team captains on the charades style game show Give Us A Clue?
Answer: Lionel Blair and Una Stubbs

Question: Which fruit was originally known as the love apple?
Answer: Tomato

Question: From 1989 onwards, the phrase and the winner is... on announcing Oscar winners was replaced by which new five word phrase that was intented to give the impression that there were no losers?
Answer: and the Oscar goes to...

Question: True or False: Great Britain is one of the top ten largest islands in the world?
Answer: True

Question: Who lived in the top left-hand corner of Wales?
Answer: Ivor The Engine

Question: What is the longest motorway in Great Britain?
Answer: M6

Question: Who is known in history as the father of computing?
Answer: Charles Babbage

Question: On the Kelvin scale, what is the freezing point of water?
Answer: 273K

Question: In what branch of science would a unit of distance called a Parsec be used?
Answer: Astronomy

Question: In 2005, which 8 word sentence was voted by the American Film Institute as the greatest movie quote of all time?
Answer: Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn

Question: In the BBC's poll of 2002 to find the 100 Greatest Britons, which four people in the top ten were alive during the 20th century?
Answer: Winston Churchill, Princess Diana, The Queen and John Lennon

Question: Which four letters are worth 3 points each in the game of scrabble?
Answer: B, C, M and P

Question: Which famous song includes the line my shavin' razor's cold and it stings?
Answer: Daydream Believer

Question: What three letter word was removed from decimal coins in 1982?
Answer: New

Question: Who played Fusilier Dave Tucker in Soldier Soldier?
Answer: Robson Green

Question: What was the nickname of Jimmy Nail's character in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet?
Answer: Oz

Question: What C is a name given to someone who makes or sells candles?
Answer: Chandler

Question: In Greek legend, what is the name given to the creature that is half man and half bull?
Answer: Minotaur

Question: In Greek mythology, what name is given to the monsters with sharp fangs and hair of living snakes?
Answer: Gorgons

Question: Who wrote the musical We Will Rock You in collaboration with Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor?
Answer: Ben Elton

Question: Who played Fanny Brice in the movie version of the musical Funny Girl?
Answer: Barbra Streisand

Question: Which reality TV show was won by MC Harvey, Azra Akin and Terri Dwyer in 2003, and by Jarrod Batchelor, Shane Lynch and Lady Isabella Hervey in 2004?
Answer: The Games

Question: The first line of the song Do They Know It's Christmas? by Band Aid was originally intended for which singer, who finally got to sing it during Live Aid?
Answer: David Bowie

Question: Which is the only X rated film to win an Oscar for Best Picture?
Answer: Midnight Cowboy

Question: What is the capital city of Belarus?
Answer: Minsk

Question: Which pop group named themselves after a fictional band from the novel A Clockwork Orange?
Answer: Heaven 17

Question: Which former heavyweight boxing champion has an identical twin brother called George?
Answer: Henry Cooper

Question: The Exiles is the nickname of which football club?
Answer: Chester

Question: What large animal has a gestation period of 22 months, the longest of any land animal?
Answer: Elephant

Question: What is made of minerals and tiny pieces of rock that have come from the erosion and weathering of rocks?
Answer: Sand

Question: One parent french wine, not straight
Answer: Marvin Gaye

Question: Of which famous building was Ictinos the architect?
Answer: The Parthenon

Question: How did Tollund Man die?
Answer: Strangulation

Question: Elkie Brooks and Robert Palmer sang together in which band?
Answer: Vinegar Joe

Question: What nationality were The Mixtures?
Answer: Australian

Question: Which fruit is distilled to make Calvados?
Answer: Apples

Question: How many gears do the motorcycles used in speedway have?
Answer: One

Question: Charlie Chaplin who died on Christmas Day in 1977, co founded which film studio along with Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks?
Answer: United Artists

Question: Who said `I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception`?
Answer: Groucho Marx

Question: Who was murdered by Fitzurse, de Tracy, de Morville and Le Breton ?
Answer: Thomas Becket

Question: Who said `Bigamy is having one husband too many, monogamy is the same`?
Answer: Eric Jong

Question: Who has presented Give Us A Clue, Child's Play, and Crackerjack?
Answer: Michael Aspel

Question: Who took over as presenter of Countdown from Des O`Connor in 2009?
Answer: Jeff Stelling

Question: Of all the team captains on Question Of Sport since 1970, who has been the longest serving?
Answer: Bill Beaumont, 14 years, 1982-1996

Question: Who was the first professional footballer to be knighted?
Answer: Stanley Matthews

Question: Noah had 3 sons, Ham and Shem were 2, who was the other?
Answer: Japheth

Question: In mythology, what was the name of the 3-headed dog that guarded the gates to Hades?
Answer: Cerberus

Question: What is the crease between your lips and your nose called?
Answer: The philtrum

Question: Which two words, allegedly heard for the first time in the song Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf, describe a style of rock music?
Answer: Heavy Metal

Question: Where would you most likely be headed if you were in a tumbrel during the French revolution?
Answer: That you were on your way to visit Madame Guillotine - it was the two wheeled cart used to ferry people to their deaths

Question: How did Olivia overtake Grace in 2008?
Answer: By becoming the most popular girl's name in the UK

Question: On what piece of equipment would you perform a "Smith Grind"?
Answer: A Skateboard

Question: What was Will Smith's character's name in "Men in Black"?
Answer: Agent J

Question: Traditionally, which player in a rugby league team wore the number nine shirt?
Answer: Hooker

Question: Which famous movie charcter has had movies named after him in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and the 2000s?
Answer: Rocky Balboa

Question: In which pastime is it recommended that you duck the boom?
Answer: Yachting

Question: In which sport or pastime do players tap and guard their balls?
Answer: Bowls

Question: Which German football club has won the most league titles?
Answer: FC Bayern Munich

Question: Which book begins with the line For many days we had been tempest tossed.... ?
Answer: The Swiss Family Robinson

Question: In which book would one find the trog like human species named Morlocks?
Answer: The Time Machine

Question: Who played Vito Corleone in The Godfather?
Answer: Marlon Brando

Question: Which famous singer songwriter was the inspiration for the 2007 movie I'm Not There?
Answer: Bob Dylan

Question: The Stonk was the Red Nose Day single of 1991. Which comedy duo performed it?
Answer: Hale and Pace