Question: Which non-SI unit of length is 1 x 10-10?
Answer: Angstrom

Question: Mark Anthony and Cleopatra VII, were defeated at which 31 BC battle?
Answer: Actium

Question: Which Football League Two team play home games at Adams Park?
Answer: Wycombe Wanderers

Question: Who was the UN General Secretary from 1961-1971?
Answer: U Thant

Question: Ryan Thomas plays which "Coronation Street" character?
Answer: Jason Grimshaw

Question: Which African city has the largest population (its inhabitants are called Masrawi)?
Answer: Cairo

Question: Which US singer/songwriter recorded the albums "The Heart of Saturday Night", "Heartattack and Vine", "Swordfishtrombones", etc?
Answer: Tom Waits

Question: Which Midlands town links Rupert Brooke and William Webb Ellis
Answer: Rugby

Question: Galileo discovered the four largest moons of which planet in 1610?
Answer: Jupiter

Question: Who is the oldest actress ever to win a film Oscar?
Answer: Jessica Tandy

Question: Who wrote the symphonic poem "Finlandia"?
Answer: Jean Sibelius

Question: Jonathan lve is noted as the principal designer of which portable media player?
Answer: The iPod

Question: Which former Education (and Transport) Secretary is MP for Bolton West?
Answer: Ruth Kelly

Question: In Greek myth, who divested himself of his 'curse' in the River Pactolus?
Answer: King Midas

Question: Larry Page and Sergey Brin were co-founders of which Internet tool?
Answer: Google

Question: The Ford Cortina and Ford Taunus were predecessors of which model?
Answer: Ford Sierra

Question: Which English footballer was the first to be transferred for £2 million (1988)?
Answer: Paul Gascolgne

Question: Which comic duo first appeared together in TV's "The Frost Report"?
Answer: The Two Ronnies

Question: The University of Paris (La Sorbonne) was founded in which century?
Answer: Thirteenth

Question: How is the unit of length 1 x 10-9 expressed?
Answer: Nanometre

Question: Who was the Emperor of Rome at the time of the Great Fire in AD 64?
Answer: Nero

Question: Which Football League One team play home games at Huish Park?
Answer: Yeovil Town

Question: Who, in 1982, succeeded Kurt Waldheim as UN General Secretary?
Answer: Javier Perez de Cuellar

Question: Who portrays Kara Tointon in TV's "Eastenders"?
Answer: Dawn Swann

Question: Which is the largest city in Europe; also the world's billionaire capital?
Answer: Moscow

Question: Which Irish-born singer/songwriter released the albums "Astral Weeks", "What's Wrong With This Picture", "Magic Time", etc?
Answer: Van Morrison

Question: Which English city links Cary Grant and W. G. Grace?
Answer: Bristol

Question: Who is the youngest actress to win a film Oscar?
Answer: Tatum O'Neal

Question: Who wrote the national march of the USA, "The Stars and Stripes Forever"?
Answer: John Philip Sousa

Question: Which company produces The Walkman and AIBO electronic dog?
Answer: Sony

Question: Which former Home Secretary is MP for Norwich South?
Answer: Charles Clarke

Question: Give a year in the life of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian.
Answer: 1872-1944

Question: Drinking from the River Lethe causes what?
Answer: Forgetfulness

Question: Jeff Bezos launched which online shop in 1995?
Answer: Amazon

Question: Who, from 1951-1969, was the only King of Libya?
Answer: Idris

Question: First produced in 2003, what is the current Rolls-Royce model available?
Answer: (Rolls-Royce) Phantom

Question: In which year did The Beatles release the film "Yellow Submarine"; Alec Rose arrives back in Portsmouth; the last steam passenger train service runs in Britain .
Answer: 1968

Question: Who was the first English goalkeeper transferred for £1 million (1989)?
Answer: Nigel Martyn

Question: Spanish law states which fortified wine must come from the Jerez province?
Answer: Sherry

Question: The adjective oviform relates to which animal?
Answer: Sheep

Question: Colne Valley Railway and Waltham Abbey are in which English county?
Answer: Essex

Question: Which comic trio first appeared in radio's "I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again"?
Answer: The Goodies

Question: Which Italian university was founded circa 1088?
Answer: Bologna

Question: Nomophobia is the fear of what?
Answer: No mobile phone contact

Question: Which gem variety is an aluminium oxide with the formula Al203?
Answer: Sapphire

Question: The Prime Minister's Question Time is held on which weekday?
Answer: Wednesday

Question: Which now defunct car manufacturer produced models called Vedette, Aronde and Ariane? SIMCA
Answer: 2 With which sporting event is Dane Tom Kristensen particularly associated, having won it eight times? LE MANS

Question: From which country does LEGO originate?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Who is the only player to have appeared in 5 Rugby World Cups?
Answer: Brian Lima

Question: In the 1991 film, if Geena Davis played Thelma, who played the part of Louise?
Answer: Susan Sarandon

Question: Paul McCartney and Wings provided the title song for which 1973 James Bond film?
Answer: Live And Let Die

Question: How many years must a couple be married to celebrate their crystal wedding anniversary?
Answer: Fifteen

Question: Although the island of Corfu is part of Greece, its north eastern tip lies just off the coast of which other country?
Answer: Albania

Question: In the 1980's, on which TV game show did Leslie Crowther proclaim, "Come on Down"?
Answer: The Price Is Right

Question: Who has written a series of novels, entitled "The Dark Tower", of which the first, in 1982, was entitled, "The Gunslinger"?
Answer: Stephen King

Question: The metallic element, Lutetium, is named after the Latin name of which European capital city?
Answer: Paris

Question: Bandleaders Benny Goodman and Woody Herman both normally played which instrument?
Answer: The Clarinet

Question: Which English racecourse, dubbed "The Home of National Hunt Racing", is situated in Prestbury Park?
Answer: Cheltenham

Question: The majority of Epping Forest stands in which English county?
Answer: Essex

Question: Which actor, born in Prescot in 1757, was the brother of famous actress Sarah Siddons?
Answer: John Philip Kemble

Question: Which artist did Charlton Heston portray in the 1965 film, "The Agony and the Ecstasy"?
Answer: Michelangelo

Question: The cluster of stars, known as The Pleiades, lies in which constellation?
Answer: Taurus

Question: In 1926, which American bandleader, the self-dubbed, "King of Jazz", hired, and thus helped launch the career of singer Bing Crosby?
Answer: Paul Whiteman

Question: Although the Dodecanese Islands are part of Greece, they lie just a few miles off the coast of which other country?
Answer: Turkey

Question: If a couple have been married for thirty years, which wedding anniversary will they celebrate?
Answer: Pearl

Question: What was the name of the song, sung by Carly Simon, which was used as the theme song for the 1977 James Bond film, "The Spy Who Loved Me"?
Answer: Nobody Does It Better

Question: Which action in World War H, had the code name, "Operation Dynamo"?
Answer: Evacuation From Dunkirk

Question: Who is the only West Indian bowler to take over 500 wickets in Test cricket?
Answer: Courtney Walsh

Question: In Greek mythology, who nightly swam the Hellespont to meet his lover?
Answer: Leander

Question: There are two cathedrals in Dublin, Christ Church and St Patrick's, neither belonging to the Roman Catholic faith. To which minority faith do they belong?
Answer: The Church Of Ireland

Question: The only authenticated portrait of which English novelist, is by her sister Cassandra, and hangs in the National Portrait Gallery?
Answer: Jane Austen

Question: The opera, "Boris Godunov" by Mussorgsky was based on a play by which Russian author?
Answer: Alexander Pushkin

Question: Which 1970's American TV detective series, was created by film writer Abby Mann?
Answer: Kojak

Question: Which current cabinet minister is the Labour M.P. for Redditch?
Answer: Jacqui Smith