Question: In ‘The Big Bang Theory’, what are Amy’s other names?
Answer: Farrah Fowler

Question: After a row over her expenses claims, who resigned as Culture Secretary in April 2014?
Answer: Maria Miller

Question: Which retro film character frequently referred to his ‘Number One son’ in his films?
Answer: Charlie Chan

Question: With which song did Pharrell Williams top the charts in ten countries in 2013?
Answer: Happy

Question: Whose real name is revealed to be Oscar Diggs, in a 2013 prequel to a 1939 film?
Answer: The Wizard Of Oz

Question: What is the name of the orphan girl raised by Miss Havisham in ‘Great Expectations’?
Answer: Estella

Question: Which former US President accepted the challenge on August 21st?
Answer: George W. Bush

Question: Which Canadian/US actress declined the challenge because of ALS’s testing on animals?
Answer: Pamela Anderson

Question: In one of Terry Gilliam’s animations, which part of Conrad Poohs’ anatomy could dance?
Answer: Teeth

Question: In London on August 26th, which pop singer performed live for the first time in 35 years?
Answer: Kate Bush

Question: In 1968, in which city was Malcolm Nash hit for six sixes in an over by Gary Sobers?
Answer: Swansea

Question: Which British general captured Quebec in 1759, but lost his life in the battle?
Answer: Wolfe

Question: Who got to no.3 in the charts in 1972 with ‘You’re So Vain’?
Answer: Carly Simon

Question: Which Italian word meaning ‘little book’ is applied to the text of an opera?
Answer: Libretto

Question: Who was the bridesmaid at Dame Edna Everage’s wedding?
Answer: Madge Allsop

Question: Who was the serving President of the USA in 1976?
Answer: Gerald Ford

Question: What two colours can be seen on the flag of the Islamic State, previously known as Isis?
Answer: BLACK and WHITE

Question: In what decade did Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, leave Eton?
Answer: 1970s

Question: Market Drayton and Church Stretton are towns in which English county?
Answer: Shropshire

Question: Which Pope was inaugurated in 1978?
Answer: John Paul Ii

Question: Who was ‘The voice of the soccer results’, who passed away in August 2014, aged 78?
Answer: James Alexander Gordon

Question: What is the name of the biological study of fungi in all its forms?
Answer: Mycology

Question: The science and study of most aspects of wine and winemaking is known as what?
Answer: Oenology

Question: What type of fish is used in the Scottish dish ‘Cullen Skink’?
Answer: Haddock

Question: In the popular folk song, from which port did the Irish Rover set sail?
Answer: Cork

Question: What was the first name of Regency fashion icon Beau Brummell?
Answer: George

Question: What was the first name of Mr. Bond, elder brother of the fictional James?
Answer: Henry

Question: In the 1970s, ‘I Can’t Let Maggie Go’ was the soundtrack for an ad for which product?
Answer: NIMBLE bread

Question: What is the fourth planet from the sun, in our solar system?
Answer: Mars

Question: Who composed ‘The Hungarian Rhapsodies’?
Answer: Franz LISZT

Question: Genu is the Latin name for what part of the human body?
Answer: The Knee

Question: Which city hosted the 1964 summer Olympics?
Answer: Tokyo

Question: Who wrote the book A Farewell to Arms?
Answer: Ernest Hemmingway

Question: In which county is Luton?
Answer: Bedfordshire

Question: Name the Caribbean island country which is named after a day of the week?
Answer: Dominica

Question: Land of Honest Men is one of the meanings of which African country’s name?
Answer: Bukina Faso

Question: The Phantom Punch or The Punch That Never Was cost who his title?
Answer: Sonny Liston

Question: Born 1923, which Champion had the shortest reach?
Answer: Rocky Marciano

Question: What did Terry Scott’s lovely brother put in grandma’s tea?
Answer: Shampoo

Question: Which tennis player was called Muscles?
Answer: Ken Rosewall

Question: They called him Chariots, who?
Answer: Martin Offiah

Question: What was the pirate Blackbeard’s real name?
Answer: Edward Teach

Question: Where did the failed US backed landing in Cuba take place in 1961?
Answer: The Bay of Pigs

Question: Which famous play was set in Elsinor?
Answer: Hamlet

Question: Which English king was married to Henrietta Maria?
Answer: Charles I

Question: What did Demi Moore remove to play the role of G.I. Jane?
Answer: Her Hair

Question: Chess Champion Bobby Fischer ended his days exiled on which island?
Answer: Iceland

Question: Which novelist was exiled to Jersey and then Guernsey?
Answer: Victor Hugo

Question: Which US group had top ten UK hits with Amateur Hour & Beat the Clock?
Answer: Sparks

Question: Who assumed the title of Richard IV?
Answer: Perkin Warbeck

Question: Which county is most associated with Jack Cade?
Answer: Kent

Question: Who won the 2013 World Super Bike Championship?
Answer: Tom Sykes

Question: Who played The Fabulous Baker Brothers on film?
Answer: Jeff & Beau Bridges

Question: What are the Christian names of the Coen Brothers?
Answer: Joel & Ethan

Question: Name the country which ruled Burundi after Germany?
Answer: Belgium

Question: Where on Prince Edward Island, Canada, is Anne of Green Gables located?
Answer: Avonlea

Question: What is the state capital of Mississippi?
Answer: Jackson

Question: Who was the World’s first Christian martyr?
Answer: St Stephen

Question: What type of creature is a mugger?
Answer: Crocodile

Question: Who is the Greek Goddess of the Rainbow?
Answer: Iris

Question: What does the word Islam mean?
Answer: Submission

Question: The Chinese New Year has just occurred, what is it the year of?
Answer: The Horse

Question: Who was the first Mayor of Casterbridge in the Thomas Hardy novel?
Answer: Michael Henchard

Question: Bi is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: Bismuth

Question: Who played John Christie in 1960’s film 10, Rillington Place?
Answer: Richard Attenborough

Question: In the film The Dirty Dozen, which actor played Samson Posey?
Answer: Clint Walker

Question: He played the part of Eddie Felson twice, who?
Answer: Paul Neman

Question: In the sitcom Terry and June, what was the title characters surname?
Answer: Medford

Question: In Hi De Hi who was Peggy’s never seen supervisor?
Answer: Miss Cathcart

Question: Who was John Major falsely accused of having an affair with?
Answer: Claire Latimer

Question: What sartorial faux pas by Michael Foot caused a stir in November 1981?
Answer: He wore a Duffel coat at the

Question: Ignoring Cardiff (not difficult), which capital city is closest to London?
Answer: Brussels

Question: Which car maker produces the Altea?
Answer: Seat

Question: Who currently coaches England’s women team?
Answer: Mark Sampson

Question: Brazil are hosting the next World Cup but who is their coach?
Answer: Phil Scolari

Question: Who wrote the novel A Town Like Alice?
Answer: Nevil Shute

Question: Which member of Abba is not Swedish?
Answer: Anni-frid

Question: Which many headed monster was slain by Hercules?
Answer: The Hydra

Question: If you ate the fruit of a Malus tree what would you be eating?
Answer: An Apple

Question: Spanish Bayonet and Adam’s Needle are types of which household plant?
Answer: The Yucca

Question: Who was Hitler’s private secretary between 1943 and 1945?
Answer: Martin Bormann

Question: Appointed Feb 1942, Who was Minister for War Production and Armaments?
Answer: Albert Speer

Question: Which Admiral was responsible for restoring the German navy between 1939 and 1943?
Answer: Admiral Raeder

Question: Who played Andy McNab in the BBC dramatisation of Bravo Two Zero?
Answer: Sean Bean

Question: Who played the lead role in the TV series The Charmer?
Answer: Nigel Havers

Question: Formula 1, which team was Jim Clarke mostly associated?
Answer: Lotus

Question: Who won the 2013 World Touring Car Championship?
Answer: Yvan Muller

Question: In 2014 Carl Crutchlow will ride what make of Moto GP bike?
Answer: Ducati