Question: Which organisation's badge bears the inscription 'Blood And Fire'?
Answer: The Salvation Army

Question: Which country won the 'America's Cup' (yachting) in 2003?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: What is a group of Hedgehogs called?
Answer: Array

Question: During World War II, the German 'Operation Hercules' was a plan to invade which island?
Answer: Malta

Question: Charlie Chaplin won an 'Oscar' for the film 'Limelight', in which category?
Answer: Music Score

Question: Greece has land borderswith Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey and which former Yugoslav Republic?
Answer: Macedonia

Question: Of which African country was Kwame Nkrumah the first President?
Answer: Ghana

Question: Called the 'Escaut' in France, which 270 mile-long river rises in the north of that country, flows across Belgium, and empties into the North Sea in Holland?
Answer: Schelde

Question: Which major brewery now owns the Manchester brewery Boddington's?
Answer: InBev (accept INTERBREW)

Question: Who wrote 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone'?
Answer: Pete Seeger

Question: What breed of dog is 'Snoopy' in the 'Peanuts' cartoon?
Answer: Beagle

Question: Which organisation has the motto 'Let Not The Deep Swallow Me Up'?
Answer: R.N.L.I. (Royal National Lifeboat Institution)

Question: Which is the largest man-made lake in the British Isles?
Answer: Kielder Water

Question: John Wayne turned down the role of which TV 'Marshal', James Arness eventually playing the role for 20 years?
Answer: 'MATT DILLON' (Gunsmoke/Gun Law)

Question: Where in Britain would you find 'The Backs' and the 'Bridge of Sighs'?
Answer: Cambridge

Question: In which 1992 'Oscar' winning film does Clint Eastwood play aformer hired killer turned unsuccessful farmer who returns to his old ways inpursuit of a $1000 reward?
Answer: 'Unforgiven'

Question: Which Lerner and Loewe musical of 1958 features the songs 'The Night They Invented Champagne' and 'IRemember It Well'?
Answer: 'Gigi'

Question: Apart from fish, what is the characteristic ingredient of 'Sole Veronique'?
Answer: Grapes

Question: In which state is Tulsa, as in the song '24 Hours From Tulsa'?
Answer: Oklahoma

Question: Which member of the House of Lords and an ex-MP, celebrated his 100th birthday in November 1984?
Answer: 'Manny' Shinwell

Question: Who was on the English throne 1272 - 1307?
Answer: Edward I

Question: In 1991, which French Prime Minister described the Japanese in the following terms,"Ants...little yellow men who sit up all night thinking how to screw us"?
Answer: Edith Cresson

Question: The A2 links London and which town?
Answer: Dover

Question: With a peculiar but agreeable taste, which course and potent liquor is made in the East Indies from a variety of sources, including fermented rice and coconut juice?
Answer: Arrack

Question: What name is given to a flock or gathering of Starlings?
Answer: Murmuration

Question: What name is given to the science of classifying physical types,especially the typical body shapes that people can apparently be grouped into?
Answer: Somatology/ Somatypes

Question: Slovenia has land borderswith Austria, Hungary, Italy and which former Yugoslav republic?
Answer: Croatia

Question: During World War II, the Allies 'Operation Olympic', was a plan to invade which country?
Answer: Japan

Question: In which cartoon strip does a dog called 'Boot' appear?
Answer: 'The Perishers'

Question: Name the Tory Party chairman who lost his Bath seat at the 1992General Election?
Answer: Chris Patten

Question: The liqueur Curacao is traditionally flavoured with sugar and which fruit?
Answer: Orange

Question: Barbara Stanwyck played ranch owner 'Victoria Barclay' in which TV series?
Answer: 'The Big Valley'

Question: With which sport do you associate the 'Duckworth-Lewis System'?
Answer: Cricket

Question: Whose 'Symphony No.8' is known as the 'Symphony of a Thousand'?
Answer: Mahler

Question: Which Middle Eastern capital city is served by 'Queen Alia Airport'?
Answer: AMMAN , Jordan

Question: Who resigned as a government minister over 'The Sarah Keays Affair'?
Answer: Cecil Parkinson

Question: Which is the most northerly of the major lakes of the Lake District?
Answer: Bassenthwaite

Question: Name the Greek equivalentof the Roman god Mars?
Answer: Ares

Question: In pop music, who went for a stroll down 'Baker Street' in 1978?
Answer: Gerry Rafferty

Question: Who wrote the folk music classic, 'Streets Of London'?
Answer: RALPH McTELL

Question: In which decade of the last century did Anita Roddick first open 'Body Shop'?
Answer: 1970's (1976)

Question: Who played the role of 'Dr. Edward Fitzgerald' in a highly acclaimed TV drama series?
Answer: Robbie Coltrane

Question: Who created the cartoon character 'Blondie'?
Answer: Chic Young

Question: In the Bible, what was the name of Cain's first born son?
Answer: Enoch

Question: Which song provided a hit in 1958 for both English comedian Charlie Drake and US singer Bobby Darin?
Answer: 'Splish Splash'

Question: What type of birds are 'Ratites'?
Answer: Flightless

Question: Which male Tennis player won eight 'Grand Slam' singles titles between 1985 and 1990, but never won Wimbledon?
Answer: Ivan Lendl

Question: In which town are 'Moorehouses Beers' produced?
Answer: Burnley

Question: Who won the 2001 Nobel Prize for Literature?
Answer: V.S. Naipaul

Question: In which town or city was Edward Elgar born?
Answer: LOWER BROADHEATH, Worcestershire

Question: Of which Pacific country is Papete the capital?
Answer: Tahiti

Question: Which US soft drink was invented by Caleb Brabham, and was originally sold under the name of 'Brad's Drink'?
Answer: Pepsi-Cola

Question: Which car manufacturer made models called 'Chamois' and 'Gazelle'?
Answer: Singer

Question: Whose voice was used for the character 'Musafa' in the film 'The Lion King'?
Answer: James Earl Jones

Question: Which motor company owns the luxury car maker, 'Lexus'?
Answer: Toyota

Question: Point Barrow is the most northerly point of which country?
Answer: U.S.A

Question: Which standard item of office stationery was discovered accidentally in 1970 by US chemist Spencer Silver working for the 3M Corporation?
Answer: Post-It Notes

Question: Which song provided a hit in 1956 for both English comedian Dave King and US singer/actor Dean Martin?
Answer: 'Memories Are Made Of This'

Question: Who is credited with first use of the expression "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread"?
Answer: Alexander Pope

Question: Which huntsman in Greek mythology was turned into a stag and was torn to pieces after surprising the goddess Artemis bathing?
Answer: Actaeon

Question: What article of clothing was created in 1946 by engineer Louis Reard and fashion designer Jacques Heim?
Answer: The Bikini

Question: 'I Dreamed A Dream' and 'Bring Him Home' are two songs from which musical?
Answer: 'Les Miserables'

Question: Who was European Footballer of the Year for 1983, 1984, and 1985?
Answer: Michel Platini

Question: On a three-masted sailing ship, what name is given to aftermost mast?
Answer: The Mizzen Mast

Question: Which leader of a British coalition Government became the first Earl of Oxford?
Answer: Herbert Asquith

Question: How many banks of oars did an ancient 'Quinquereme' have?
Answer: Five

Question: Which New York business woman manufactured 'Aramis' for men (1943)?
Answer: Estee Lauder

Question: Africa's most westerly point Cape Verde, is in which country?
Answer: Senegal

Question: Which painting by Van Gogh was sold at auction by Christie's of London for £24,750,000 in 1987?
Answer: 'Sunflowers'

Question: In which town are Timothy Taylor's beers produced?
Answer: Keighley

Question: The Iris has a thick-stemmed root instead of a bulb.By what name is this 'root' known?
Answer: Rhizome

Question: Which Norman Mailer novel is based on a protest march?
Answer: 'The Armies Of The Night'