Question: The state in some insects between the larva and the imago is known as what?
Answer: Pupa

Question: 'Band of Joy' is the latest album (2010) for which artist?
Answer: Robert Plant

Question: The air sacs which make up most of the lungs of mammals are known as what?
Answer: Alveoli

Question: Uncia Uncia is the Latin name for which animal?
Answer: Snow Leopard

Question: Which 2010 film is about a 1968 dispute when women machinists went on strike for equal pay?
Answer: Made In Dagenham

Question: What drink does George Clooney advertise?
Answer: Nescafe NESPRESSO

Question: Soft Ball' and 'Hard Crack' are stages in the making of what?
Answer: Toffee

Question: What kind of creature is a falabella?
Answer: Horse

Question: Whose summer residence is the Castelgandalfo?
Answer: The Pope

Question: What sort of creature is a saiga?
Answer: An Antelope

Question: Who wrote the semi-biographical book 'From the Elephant to Hollywood'?
Answer: Michael Caine

Question: Which great river flows though China, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam to the South China Sea?
Answer: Mekong

Question: Which British composer wrote 'The Midsummer Marriage' and `The Knot Garden'?
Answer: Sir Michael Tippett

Question: Which ball game of North American Indian origin is 10 a side for men and 12 a side for women?
Answer: Lacrosse

Question: Who wrote the semi-biographical book 'Stalin Ate my Homework"?
Answer: Alexi Sayle

Question: To which animal does the adjective ovine refer?
Answer: Sheep

Question: Which semi-aquatic carnivorous mammals belong to the genus `Lutra'?
Answer: Otters

Question: In which war did the Battle of Sedan take place?
Answer: Franco-Prussian War

Question: Which sailing ship, named after the witch in Burns' poem 'Tam O'Shanter', is preserved in dry dock at Greenwich?
Answer: Cutty Sark

Question: By what name is the medicine consisting of a suspension of magnesium hydroxide in water called?
Answer: Milk Of Magnesia

Question: What was the profession of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe?
Answer: Architect

Question: Which area of the USA is generally accepted to be north of the Ohio River, west of Lake Eyre and east of the Great Plains?
Answer: The Midwest

Question: Which dynasty has ruled the Netherlands since 1815?
Answer: House Of Orange

Question: Which bird is also called the peewit or green plover?
Answer: Lapwing

Question: Who was Hitler's personal secretary who was sentenced to death in absentia at Nuremberg?
Answer: Martin Bormann

Question: Which river passes through Tonbridge, Maidstone, Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham?
Answer: River Medway

Question: Which American actor starred in the films Bullitt, Papillon and The Great Escape?
Answer: Steve Mcqueen

Question: From which plant is linseed oil derived?
Answer: Flax

Question: In Greek mythology, who was the goddess of the moon, sometimes identified as Artemis?
Answer: Selene

Question: Which Italian form of improvised comic drama was popular in the 16th and 17th centuries?
Answer: Commedia Dell'Arte

Question: In the celestial hierarchy, what is the highest order of angels?
Answer: Seraphim

Question: Which French writer published the collection of fairy tales `Contes de ma mere l'Oye', better known as Mother Goose?
Answer: Charles Perrault

Question: What was the artistic profession of Emily Dickinson?
Answer: Poet

Question: Which American author wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winner 'A Death in the Family?
Answer: James Agee

Question: Which of the Gospels records the Sermon on the Mount including the Beatitudes and the Lords' Prayer?
Answer: Matthew

Question: Of which African country is Gaberone the capital?
Answer: Botswana

Question: Which British artist painted a portrait of Winston Churchill that was destroyed on the instructions of Lady Churchill?
Answer: Graham Sutherland

Question: Which Anglo-Saxon Abbot wrote "Catholic Homilies" and "Lives of the Saints"?
Answer: Aelfric

Question: What name is given to the southern landmass formed by the splitting of a single world continent over 200 million years ago?
Answer: Gondwanaland

Question: What is the collective name for a group of magpies?
Answer: Tiding

Question: In which country would you find Chobe National Wildlife Park?
Answer: Botswana

Question: What was the real name of 'The Birdman of Alcatraz'?
Answer: Robert Stroud

Question: Polygamy is the state of having more than one wife but what word describes the state of having more than one husband?
Answer: Polyandry

Question: What type of creature is an onager?
Answer: A Wild Ass

Question: Which pop group of the 60's and 70's released albums entitled `Days of Future Passed' and 'A Question of Balance'?
Answer: The Moody Blues

Question: What was Bing Crosby's theme song?
Answer: When The Blue Of The Night

Question: What name is given to the Northernmost belt of coniferous forest stretching from Scandinavia to Siberia?
Answer: The Taiga

Question: Who was the last British tennis player to win the men's singles at Wimbledon?
Answer: Fred Perry

Question: Which Noble prize-winning novelist is best known for 'And Quiet Flows the Don?
Answer: Mikhail Sholokhov

Question: Which British artist achieved notoriety in 1976 when he admitted to faking old masters?
Answer: Tom Keating

Question: Which Italian painter is best known for his ceiling fresco of Aurora?
Answer: Guido Reni

Question: Which sugar occurs naturally in honey, fruit and green leaves?
Answer: Fructose

Question: Which English novelist wrote 'The Rachel Papers' and 'Money'?
Answer: Martin Amis

Question: Which South African mammal is also called a suricate?
Answer: Meerkat

Question: Which US inventor designed the Clermont, one of the earliest steamships?
Answer: Robert Fulton

Question: What sort of creature is a gerenuk?
Answer: An Antelope

Question: Which infectious viral disease of domestic poultry is also called Newcastle disease?
Answer: Fowl Pest

Question: What name is given to the ninth month of the Muslim year?
Answer: Ramadan

Question: Ellen Douglas is the heroine of which poem by Sir Walter Scott?
Answer: The Lady of the Lake

Question: To which family of birds does the chiff-chaff belong?
Answer: Warbler

Question: Television: Which American police series of the 1960s starred Broderick Crawford?
Answer: Highway Patrol

Question: Who was the first World Heavyweight Boxing Champion to lose and then regain his title?
Answer: Floyd Patterson

Question: Which musical instrument is associated with Arthur Rubinstein?
Answer: Piano

Question: In Italian cuisine-what type of meat is prosciutto?
Answer: Ham

Question: In which American state are the cities of Bethlehem, Allentown and Pittsburgh?
Answer: Pennsylvania

Question: In a French restaurant, what are "huitres"?
Answer: Oysters

Question: What was the name of the dog on the HMV record labels?
Answer: Nipper

Question: Which British singer was the second wife of actor Roger Moore?
Answer: Dorothy Squires

Question: In the television sitcom "Hi-de-Hi", which actor played Ted Bovis?
Answer: Paul Shane

Question: Who was the first gymnast to score a perfect ten in modern Olympic competition?
Answer: Nadia Comaneci

Question: Of which American city was Richard Daley the mayor from 1955 to 1976?
Answer: Chicago

Question: Television: in 2011, who returned to present Gardeners World, having previously presented the programme from 2003 to 2008?
Answer: Monty Don

Question: Which treaty of 1929 established the Vatican City as an independent sovereign state?
Answer: Lateran Treaty

Question: In the Christian religion, how many traditional stations of the cross are there?
Answer: Fourteen

Question: Which Latin word meaning "I See" is in common use in English?
Answer: Video

Question: Which racecourse stages the Coventry Stakes?
Answer: Ascot

Question: Derived from Latin, what is the name of the pole used to propel and steer a punt?
Answer: Quant

Question: In 1959, which singer had a No.1 UK hit single with "What Do You Want"?
Answer: Adam Faith