Question: Which English city has districts called 'Manningham', 'Great Horton'and 'Heaton'?
Answer: Bradford

Question: In which television programme did the character 'Detective Saperstein' appear?
Answer: 'Kojak'

Question: To which African country would you be traveling if your airportcode was 'GCJ'?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA (Johannesburg, Grand Central)

Question: In rowing, what name is given to the race in which losing crewsin the heats have a second chance to qualify for the next round?
Answer: Repechage

Question: What name is given to ashield or emblem within a flag?
Answer: Charge

Question: What word can mean either a type of ribbed cloth or a measure of cut wood?
Answer: Cord

Question: Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Alex James and Dave Rowntree were members of which pop group?
Answer: 'Blur'

Question: 'Water Lilies' is by which 18th.- 19th century French Impressionist painter?
Answer: Claudemonet

Question: 'The Five Pillars Of Faith' are part of which major religion?
Answer: ISLAM (Muslim)

Question: Which English city has districts named 'Belgrave', 'Stoneygate',and 'Aylestone'?
Answer: Leicester

Question: In which film does Jack Nicholson persistently write"Allwork and no play makes Jack a dull boy"?
Answer: 'The Shining'

Question: In which county are Corfe Castle and the Isle of Purbeck?
Answer: Dorset

Question: Of which African country, the most populous on the continent, is Abuja the capital?
Answer: Nigeria

Question: What, in the Jewish religion, is the 'Scroll of Mosaic Law'called?
Answer: The Torah

Question: Who succeeded Woodrow Wilson as President of the USA in 1921,his administration being marred by political corruption on a large scale?
Answer: Warren Harding

Question: Give a year in the life of Emile Zola?
Answer: 1840 - 1902

Question: Film actress Harlean Carpentier was better known by what stage name?
Answer: Jean Harlow

Question: Copyright did not extend to music and lyrics until the 1880's. Which creative Victorian brought about this change?
Answer: W.S. Gilbert

Question: Whose 41st symphony is known as the 'Jupiter'?
Answer: Mozart

Question: Associated with a famous incident of 1789, which Pacific island has Adamstown as its main settlement?
Answer: Pitcairn

Question: Whose most famous poem is 'The Tay Bridge Disaster of 1880'?
Answer: WILLIAM McGONAGALL

Question: By which work is novelist Laurence Sterne best remembered?
Answer: 'Tristram Shandy'

Question: In sailing, what would you be doing if you were 'beating'?
Answer: Sailing Into The Wind

Question: Where will you find the Eucumbene Dam?
Answer: NEW SOUTH WALES (accept Australia)

Question: In nautical terms, what is 'whipping'?
Answer: Binding The Ends Of Ropes To Prevent Them From Unravelling

Question: During World War I, what was the occupation of E.E. Cummings, Walt Disney, Ernest Hemmingway and Somerset Maugham?
Answer: Ambulance Drivers

Question: Who played the 'Scarecrow' in the Judy Garland film, 'The Wizard Of Oz'?
Answer: Ray Bolger

Question: Who wrote, "To err is human; to forgive divine"?
Answer: POPE (Essay on Criticism)

Question: Who played the part of 'Paganini' in the film, 'The Magic Bow'?
Answer: Stewart Grainger

Question: What have the Emperor Nero, General George Patton, and Dr. Benjamin Spock got in common sportswise?
Answer: THEY ALL TOOK PART IN THE 'OLYMPICS' (Chariot Racing AD66, Pentathlon 1912, Rowing 1924)

Question: Who wrote, "What is truth? said jesting Pilate; and would not stay to answer"?
Answer: FRANCIS BACON (Essay on Truth)

Question: Which American gunsmith was famous for his small single-shot muzzle loading pistols?
Answer: Henry Derringer (1786- 1868)

Question: What is 'Mal de Mer'?
Answer: Seasickness

Question: Where would you find your 'Gluteus Maximus '?
Answer: IN YOUR BUTTOCKS (it is the body's largest muscle)

Question: Which American actor played a submarine 'skipper' in the films 'Operation Petticoat' 1959 and 'Destination Tokyo'?
Answer: Cary Grant

Question: Who in 1962, was exchanged in Berlin for Russian general Rudolf Abel, after months of secret negotiation?
Answer: American U2 pilot, GARY POWERS

Question: In Charles Kingsley's, 'The Water Babies', who made 'Tom' sweep chimneys?
Answer: 'Mr. Grimes'

Question: To which native American tribe did Chief Crazy Horse belong?
Answer: The Sioux

Question: In Kenneth Graham's book, 'The Wind In The Willows', what is the full name of 'Mr. Toad'?
Answer: 'J. Thaddeus Toad'

Question: To which native American tribe did the great war leader Geronimo, belong?
Answer: Apache

Question: Who portrayed the rugby-playing miner in the film, 'This Sporting Life'?
Answer: Richard Harris

Question: On which river does the legendary 'Lorelei' lie in wait?
Answer: Rhine

Question: Which film producer reputedly said, "Include me, out"?
Answer: Samuel Goldwyn

Question: The Queen and Princess Margaret were referred to as 'Brenda and Yvonne' by which magazine?
Answer: Private Eye.

Question: Sixty-two people survived which air disaster of 1937?
Answer: The 'Hindenburg'

Question: Who reputedly said, "The Lord is a Shoving Leopard"?
Answer: Rev. Dr. SPOONER

Question: Which left-handed Darts player was nicknamed 'The Man In Black' because of his style of dress?
Answer: Alan Glazier

Question: What connects Kabul with Peshawar?
Answer: The Khyber Pass

Question: Who achieved fame for his ,'Confessions Of An English Opium Eater'?
Answer: Thomas De Quincey

Question: Who wrote the 1948 novel, 'The Heart Of The Matter'?
Answer: Graham Greene

Question: Who did Jeremy Thorpe replace as leader of the Liberal Party?
Answer: Jo Grimmond

Question: Dressed in similar fashion to Alan Glazier, which current Darts player throws out replicas of bats at the beginning of his competitions?
Answer: Ted Hankey

Question: What type of creature is an 'Ortolan'?
Answer: A Bird

Question: What would you be if you had the letters F.R.C.S., after your name?
Answer: SURGEON (Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons)

Question: What is the colour of the gemstone Malachite?
Answer: DARK GREEN (banded)

Question: Of what would you be a 'Fellow' if you had the letters F.R.H.S., after your name?
Answer: Royal Horticultural Society

Question: Who sang, 'Autumn Almanac' in 1967?
Answer: The Kinks

Question: What type of creature is a 'Mazuka'?
Answer: A Lizard

Question: What is the capital of Bolivia?
Answer: La Paz

Question: Which metal is alloyed with iron to make Stainless Steel?
Answer: Chromium

Question: 'Vision Of A Knight' was the work of which Italian painter?
Answer: Raphael

Question: What name is given to the prosecution of a public official by the legislature of the state?
Answer: Impeachment

Question: What is the capital of Trinidad?
Answer: Port Of Spain

Question: From which ore does Chromium come?
Answer: Chromite

Question: Who painted two versions of 'The Madonna On The Rocks', between 1483 and 1508?
Answer: Leonardo Di Vinci

Question: In which country is Agadir?
Answer: Morrocco

Question: What was the name of the Archangel referred to in the Book of Daniel as "the guardian of Israel"?
Answer: Michael

Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera is subtitled, 'A Merryman And His Maid'?
Answer: 'Yeoman Of The Guard'

Question: Which playing card is sometimes called 'The Black Lady'?
Answer: The Queen Of Spades

Question: Who was the nymph who changed into a Laurel bush to save herself from Apollo?
Answer: Daphne

Question: Which character was played by Michelle Collins in 'Eastenders'?
Answer: 'Cindy Beale'

Question: Give any year in the life of Thomas Gainsborough?
Answer: 1727 - 1788

Question: Often made of plastic, what may be described as 'an instrumentin the shape of an arc, used to measure angles on paper'?
Answer: Protractor

Question: Which perfume house manufactures a fragrance called 'Tweed'?
Answer: Lentheric

Question: Who was on the English throne at the time of the 'Battle of Trafalgar'?
Answer: George Iii