Question: In the television series ‘The Simpsons’, what is the name of the ‘evil genius’ who has sworn to take revenge on Bart?
Answer: Sideshow Bob

Question: A natatorium is an indoor ‘what’?
Answer: Swimming pool

Question: Who wrote the 1964 book ‘The Corridors of Power’?
Answer: C P Snow

Question: What is the currency of Argentina?
Answer: Peso

Question: Smeaton’s Tower lighthouse is in which English city?
Answer: Plymouth

Question: Ingvar Kamprad founded which international home products company in 1943?
Answer: Ikea

Question: In humans, ‘medial tibial stress syndrome’ is the medical term for which sporting injury?
Answer: Shin splints

Question: What colour is Trap 1 in greyhound racing in the UK?
Answer: Red (with white number)

Question: The ‘Ring of Fire’ is in which ocean?
Answer: Pacific Ocean

Question: In Greek mythology, Artemis is the twin sister of which god?
Answer: Apollo

Question: Nepotal pertains to which family member?
Answer: Nephew

Question: What is the name of the hunter and arch enemy of cartoon character Bugs Bunny?
Answer: Elmer Fudd

Question: Used during World War I, what is a Sopwith Camel?
Answer: A plane

Question: Drizella Tremaine, Gus, Bruno and Lucifer are all characters in which Disney film?
Answer: Cinderella

Question: Delphinus delphis is the scientific name for which creature?
Answer: Dolphin

Question: What is the second largest emirate of the Unites Arab Emirates?
Answer: Dubai

Question: The Liberty Bell (March) by John Philip Sousa is the theme tune to which UK television comedy series starring John Cleese?
Answer: Monty Python’s Flying Circus

Question: In humans, the medical condition kyphosis affects which part of the body?
Answer: Spine

Question: Schwarz is German for which colour?
Answer: Black

Question: What colour triangle is on the logo of the Bass brewery?
Answer: Red

Question: Which British comedian plays Brian Potter in the UK television series ‘Phoenix Nights’?
Answer: Peter Kaye

Question: Earth, Ceramic, Gas and Masonry are all types of what?
Answer: Oven

Question: The period in British history from 1795 to 1837 is often referred to as the ‘What…..era’?
Answer: Regency era

Question: In medicine, glossitis is an inflammation of which part of the body?
Answer: Tongue

Question: Batrachophobia is an irrational fear of which type of creatures?
Answer: Amphibians

Question: A souslik is what type of creature?
Answer: Squirrel

Question: Who was the presenter of the UK television series ‘The Old Grey Whistle Test’ from 1972 to 1978?
Answer: Bob Harris

Question: Astronomer Tycho Brahe was born in which European country in 1546?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Which nation won the 2002 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: Brazil

Question: The city of Cologne is in which European country?
Answer: Germany

Question: Which singer wrote the 2003 children’s book ‘The English Roses’?
Answer: Madonna

Question: How many rounds are there in an Olympic men’s boxing match?
Answer: Three

Question: What is a female adult squirrel called?
Answer: Doe

Question: Which comedy duo starred in the 1991 British television series ‘Plaza Patrol’?
Answer: Cannon and Ball

Question: Ananas is French for which fruit?
Answer: Pineapple

Question: In the Royal Air Force, which rank is between Squadron Leader and Group Captain?
Answer: Wing Commander

Question: Romeo, Brooklyn, Cruz and Harper are children of which former England football player?
Answer: David Beckham

Question: What is the lowest denomination Euro banknote?
Answer: Five Euros

Question: How many players are on the ice in an ice hockey team?
Answer: Six

Question: What is the capital of Iran?
Answer: Tehran

Question: British monarch Henry VIII was born in which royal palace?
Answer: Greenwich Palace (Palace of Placentia)

Question: What is the name of the bear in the television series ‘The Muppets’?
Answer: Fozzie

Question: In the nursery rhyme, who had ‘Silver buckles on his knees’?
Answer: Bobby Shafto

Question: Necromimesis is the feigning of what?
Answer: Death

Question: In which European city is the Brandenburg Gate?
Answer: Berlin

Question: A caduceus, a staff with two serpents twined around it, is often associated with which profession?
Answer: Medical profession

Question: How many tentacles and arms altogether does a squid have?
Answer: Ten

Question: Which number is represented by five dots in Morse Code?
Answer: Five

Question: Who plays Dominick Cobb in the 2010 film ‘Inception’?
Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio

Question: Johnny Depp plays policeman Ichabod Crane in which 1999 film?
Answer: Sleepy Hollow

Question: Avenue Foch is the widest avenue in which European city?
Answer: Paris

Question: Fashion retailer H&M was founded in which European country?
Answer: Sweden

Question: What is the name of the mill in the novel ‘The Mill on the Floss’ by George Eliot?
Answer: Dorlcote Mill

Question: In a painting, the point on the horizon, where parallel lines appear to converge, is called the ‘what’ point?
Answer: Vanishing point

Question: The girl’s name Vanessa was said to have been invented by which author?
Answer: Jonathan Swift

Question: The pasta Capelli d’angelo is also known as ‘what’ hair?
Answer: Angel hair

Question: In which year did the Silver jubilee of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II take place?
Answer: 1977?

Question: What is the main metal in pewter?
Answer: Tin

Question: Which is the oldest British royal residence still in regular use?
Answer: Windsor Castle

Question: Which 2002 animated film is set during the ‘Pleistocene Era’?
Answer: Ice Age

Question: Who is the only driver to have completed and won the Triple Crown in motor racing?
Answer: Graham Hill

Question: In the Disney film ‘The Lion King’, what is the name of Simba’s wicked uncle?
Answer: Scar

Question: In September 1937, the first edition of which J R R Tolkien novel was published?
Answer: The Hobbit

Question: Alberto Fujimori became the President of which South American country in 1990?
Answer: Peru

Question: Which is said to be the oldest book in the Bible?
Answer: Job

Question: Ichthyophobia is the irrational fear of which creatures?
Answer: Fish

Question: Actress Margerita Carmen Cansino was better known by what name?
Answer: Rita Hayworth

Question: Who played the title role in the UK television series ‘Dr Quinn, Medicine Woman’?
Answer: Jane Seymour

Question: In 1720, the ‘bursting’ of what in England caused widespread financial loss?
Answer: The South Sea Bubble

Question: What is the largest hammered copper statue in the world?
Answer: Statue of Liberty

Question: Mount Jungfrau is in which European country?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Which classic sci-fi thriller was originally made in 1956 and re-made in 1978, with another version made in 1993?
Answer: Invasion of the Body Snatchers

Question: What is the capital of The Ivory Coast?
Answer: Yamoussoukro

Question: What is the oldest independent record label in Britain, founded in 1939?
Answer: Topic Records

Question: In the UK, what is the name of the pedestrian crossing with traffic lights that go green only when no more pedestrians are detected on the crossing by infrared detectors and mats?
Answer: Puffin crossing

Question: The Kruger National Park is located in which country?
Answer: South Africa

Question: In which European city is Richmond Bridge?
Answer: London

Question: In human anatomy, a buccula is a double what?
Answer: Chin

Question: In the children’s story by the Brothers Grimm, the rooster, cat, dog and donkey are known as the Town Musicians of where?
Answer: Bremen

Question: What is the name of Elliott’s dog in the 1982 film ‘ET’?
Answer: Harvey

Question: The town of Nokia is in which European country?
Answer: Finland

Question: What was the name of Clement Freud’s late artist brother?
Answer: Lucian Freud

Question: Who wrote the 1942 song ‘White Christmas’?
Answer: Irving Berlin