Question: What name is given to the broad sash, worn with a Kimono?
Answer: Obi

Question: Yellowstone National Park lies predominantly in which US state?
Answer: Wyoming

Question: The grand champion in which sport is known as a Yokozuna?
Answer: Sumo Wrestling

Question: What was the forename of the fictional detective, 'Inspector Maigret'.
Answer: Jules

Question: Bolton Wanderers won the first Cup Final played at Wembley, who won the second?
Answer: Newcastle United

Question: Two sons of 'William the Conqueror' became kings of England,William II was one, who was the other?
Answer: HENRY I (1st.)

Question: What name is given to the pads of tissue in the upper part ofthe throat, behind the nasal passages?
Answer: Adenoids

Question: Which British architect designed the 'Senedd' (the Welsh Assembly building).
Answer: Richard Rogers

Question: Who directed the 1984 film 'The Killing Fields'?
Answer: Rolandjoffe

Question: What name is given to a geometrical figure with four equal sides, but no right angles?
Answer: Rhombus

Question: Name the saint who as abbot of Lindisfarne promoted the cause of Celtic Christianity at the Great Synod of Whitby.His body lies in Durham Cathedral?
Answer: Cuthbert

Question: Which manufacturer makes the engines for the McLaren Formula One cars?
Answer: Mercedes Benz

Question: Which is the only English city on the River Wye?
Answer: Hereford

Question: In TV's 'The Magic Roundabout', who rides around on a tricycle?
Answer: 'MR. McHENRY'

Question: Berengaria, wife of Richard I of England, was a princess of which European kingdom, now part of Spain?
Answer: Navarre

Question: Which major river of the USA forms the border between the states of California and Arizona?
Answer: Colorado

Question: Preston North End were football League Champions in the first two years of its existance, which team won the third year?
Answer: Everton

Question: In culinary terms, what is 'Dredging'?
Answer: SPRINKLING WITH POWDER (eg. sugar or flour)

Question: Which cricket county's 'Twenty/20' team are known as the 'Spitfires'?
Answer: Kent

Question: 'Marmande','Tiny Tim', 'Harbinger', and 'Delicante' are all types of what?
Answer: Tomato

Question: Name the only county in Southern Ireland (Irish Rep.) that begins with the initial letter 'S'?
Answer: Sligo

Question: Ray Croc developed which company in the 1950's?
Answer: McDONALDS

Question: Which major river of the USA forms the border between the states of Nebraska and Iowa?
Answer: Missouri

Question: The characters 'Odette' and 'Odile' are featured in which ballet?
Answer: 'Swan Lake'

Question: What name is given to the tube which runs from the ear to the back of the nose?
Answer: Eustachian Tube

Question: Which cricket county's 'Twenty/20' team are known as the'Dragons'?
Answer: Glamorgan

Question: Which port lies at the mouth of the Great Ouse?
Answer: King'S Lynn

Question: What name is given to a four sided geometrical figure, with only one pair of sides parallel?
Answer: Trapezium

Question: Which manufacturer makes the engines that power the Williams formula One cars?
Answer: Toyota

Question: For what product is the town of Honiton, Devon, famous?
Answer: Lace

Question: Catherine, wife of King Charles II of England, was a princess from which Portuguese Royal House?
Answer: Braganza

Question: What was the name of the first make of Rolls Royce car?
Answer: Silver Ghost

Question: In which country is the Nullabor Plain?
Answer: Australia

Question: What does it mean when a drink is served 'Frappe'?
Answer: COLD, CHILLED or ICED

Question: In which country is Mount Sinai?
Answer: Egypt

Question: Which town near Antwerp has given its name to a thick coarse woollen cloth and in particular to a bag made from this material?
Answer: Duffel

Question: Which king did Henry Bolingbroke depose, and then succeed as Henry IV in 1399?
Answer: Richard Ii

Question: Name the only county in Southern Ireland (Irish Rep.) that begins with the initial letter 'T'?
Answer: Tipperary

Question: Which children's TV series, created by Oliver Postgate, features the 'Soup Dragon'?
Answer: 'The Clangers'

Question: Which politician wrote the autobiography entitled 'Hope And History'?
Answer: Gerry Adams

Question: Name the witch who is the best friend of 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer'?
Answer: 'Willow'

Question: Which American singer-songwriter's only British hit was in 1965 with 'Eve Of Destruction'?
Answer: BARRY McGUIRE

Question: According to Tobias Smollet, who was "the great cham(ruler) of literature"?
Answer: Dr. SAMUEL JOHNSON

Question: Which US boxing champion had the nickname 'Hit Man'?
Answer: Thomas Hearns

Question: Give any year in the life of the painter 'El Greco'?
Answer: 1541 - 1614

Question: What was the name of the first ship to circumnavigate the world?
Answer: 'Victoria'

Question: In 2007, who was considered to have been racially abused by Jane Goody and others in the TV show 'Big Brother'?
Answer: Shilpa Shetty

Question: """There was no possibility of taking a walk that day"" is the first line of which classic novel?"
Answer: 'Jane Eyre'

Question: Only one standard gauge branch line survived in the Lake District. It runs from Oxenholme to which terminus?
Answer: Windermere

Question: In which town do the Celtic Crusaders Rugby League team play their home matches?
Answer: Bridgend

Question: What sort of creature is a 'Fennec'?
Answer: Small Fox

Question: What name connects 'The Invisible Man' with a 1980 British Olympic gold medallist?
Answer: WELLS (H.G. Wells wrote the novel & Allan Wells won the medal).

Question: """Because your worth it"" has for many years been used as an advertising slogan for which product?"
Answer: L'Oriel

Question: Which seaside resort on the north-east coast of England, has a racecourse?
Answer: Redcar

Question: Which television presenter was sacked by the BBC in February for comparing someone to a 'Golliwog'?
Answer: Carol Thatcher

Question: 'The Curse Of The Black Pearl' was the first of which series of films?
Answer: 'Pirates Of The Caribbean'

Question: Who stabbed 'Carmen' in the opera of the same name?
Answer: 'Don Jose'

Question: What sort of creature is a 'Katydid'?
Answer: GRASSHOPPER (accept Cricket).

Question: Who wrote the children's novel 'What Katy Did' and the 'Katy' series of books?
Answer: Susan Coolidge

Question: The 'Battle of Stamford Bridge' was fought in 1066 – which is the nearest city to the battlefield?
Answer: York

Question: Canaletto famously painted views of Venice and which other city?
Answer: London

Question: Which singer had number one hits with 'Dreams' in 1993 and 'Rise' in 2000?
Answer: Gabrielle

Question: Lorraine Chase used to say "Nice ere innit" when advertising which product?
Answer: Campari

Question: Which is the smallest of Britain's National Parks?
Answer: Norfolk Broads

Question: In which opera does a hunchback jester help his master seduce the daughter of a courtier?
Answer: 'Rigoletto'

Question: There are two Household Cavalry regiments. Name either?
Answer: THE LIFE GUARDS and THE BLUES AND ROYALS

Question: In 'Coronation Street', which character is played by Davis Neilson - full name required?
Answer: 'Roy Croper'

Question: Which 2004 film was about Che Guevara's early days traveling across South America?
Answer: 'The Motorcycle Diaries'

Question: The first letter of a modern car registration number indicates the area in which the car is registered. Most cars beginning with 'P' are registered in Preston. But if a car has 'R' as its first letter, where would it have been registered?
Answer: Reading

Question: """She is a woman, therefore may be wooed, she is woman, therefore may be won, she is Lavinia therefore must be loved"" is a quotation from which of Shakespeare's plays?"
Answer: 'Titus Andronicus'

Question: What is the name of Prince Andrew's former marital home?
Answer: Sunninghill House