Question: Which word can go after bowling and before house
Answer: Green

Question: What is the name of the convex membrane that forms the anterior covering of the eye
Answer: Cornea

Question: What is the inscription on the obverse side of the Victoria Cross
Answer: For Valour

Question: What is the main food of the giant panda
Answer: Bamboo shoots

Question: Finish this proverb "If you run with the hares you can’t"
Answer: Hunt with the hounds

Question: What is the daily record of events on board a ship called
Answer: The log

Question: What is a first wedding anniversary traditionally called
Answer: Cotton

Question: Who is the Governor of the Bank of England
Answer: Mark Carney

Question: Many pubs are called The Turks Head but what in nautical terms is a turk's head
Answer: Knot

Question: At Eton if a wet bob rows what does a dry bob do
Answer: Plays cricket

Question: What was the more common name for the Red Army Faction
Answer: The Baader Meinhoff Group

Question: In the U.K. in which of the forces do the officers wear the Sillitoe tartan
Answer: Police Force

Question: What is the capital of Cuba
Answer: Havana

Question: Which comedian used to shout "Wake up at the back there"
Answer: Jimmy Edwards

Question: What is the penalty in snooker for wrongly picking up the white ball
Answer: Seven points to your opponent

Question: With which children's song did Mike Reid have a chart entry
Answer: The Ugly Duckling

Question: What was the currency of Austria before the Euro
Answer: Schilling

Question: What was the surname of Albert the physicist who developed the Theory of Relativity
Answer: Einstein

Question: In which soap did the character Annalise Hartman appear
Answer: Neighbours

Question: In which American state is the Pentagon
Answer: Virginia

Question: What was the nickname given to the Colt 45 revolver
Answer: The Peacemaker

Question: What is the title given to a Sultan's wife
Answer: Sultana

Question: What was the name given to the very first type of Rolls Royce
Answer: The Silver Ghost

Question: Who began his singing career on the variety radio programme Welsh Rarebit
Answer: Harry Secombe

Question: What is Frigophobia the fear of
Answer: Being cold

Question: Of which family of fish is the whiting a member
Answer: The cod family

Question: Which athlete was known as The Pied Piper of Gateshead
Answer: Brendan Foster

Question: What is the minimum age for an American President
Answer: Thirty five

Question: Which country do the giraffe necked women who wear up to 20 pounds of brass rings on their necks come from
Answer: Burma

Question: What is a young ferret called
Answer: A kit

Question: What instrument was Pablo Casals associated with
Answer: Cello

Question: In which American state is Jack Daniels whiskey distilled
Answer: Tennessee

Question: Which actor won an Oscar for portraying Dudley Moore's butler in Arthur
Answer: Sir John Geilgud

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven
Answer: Wham

Question: Where was Brunel's mighty ship Great Britain aground for 83 years before being brought back to Bristol
Answer: Falklands Islands

Question: In 1867 Samuel B Fay of the United States was awarded the first patent for which piece of office equipment
Answer: Paper clip

Question: What is the capital of Austria
Answer: Vienna

Question: What is the symbol of the American Republican party
Answer: Elephant

Question: In which book would you find the Cheshire Cat
Answer: Alice in Wonderland

Question: What is the name given to a legal document by which a person may change their name
Answer: Deed Poll

Question: What was an Iron Maiden before it was a heavy metal group
Answer: Torture instrument

Question: What is the name given to snake poison
Answer: Venom

Question: What word means a type of sheep, and a type of cheese
Answer: Wensleydale

Question: What two months does the Zodiac sign Aquarius link
Answer: January and February

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Ring My Bell
Answer: Anita Ward

Question: Who sang the title song from the Bond film Moonraker
Answer: Shirley Bassey

Question: Who were the two boys convicted for murdering James Bulger
Answer: Jon Venables and Robert Thompson

Question: What do you get if you cross a blackberry with a raspberry
Answer: Loganberry / Tayberry

Question: Which mountain range contains thirteen of the worlds twenty highest mountains
Answer: The Himalayas

Question: Dilithium crystals power which mode of transport
Answer: The Starship Enterprise

Question: If you have M.R.C.V.S. after your name what are you
Answer: Vet.

Question: In cockney rhyming slang what are hampsteads
Answer: Teeth

Question: Who wears the Fisherman's Ring
Answer: The Pope

Question: Which animal is faster than a horse can go longer without water than a camel and can see backwards without moving it's head
Answer: Giraffe

Question: How many bulls are usually killed at a normal bullfight
Answer: 81 square inches

Question: If the perimeter of a square is 36 inches what is the area of the square
Answer: 81 square inches

Question: At which theatre was Tommy Cooper appearing when he died on stage
Answer: Her Majesty's

Question: Which means of transportation was invented by the American Jonathon Scobie in 1836
Answer: The rickshaw

Question: Who refereed the World Title fight in 1896 between Tom Sharkey and Bob Fitzsimmons and pulled a gun during it
Answer: Wyatt Earp

Question: What is the name of the town featured in Dad's Army
Answer: Walmington -on -Sea

Question: What was the scandal called that caused President Nixon to resign
Answer: Watergate

Question: On which river would you find the city of Sunderland
Answer: Wear

Question: What was the family name of the Duke of Wellington
Answer: Wellesley

Question: In which fictional county were the novels of Thomas Hardy set
Answer: Wessex

Question: Who was Marti Pellow the lead singer with
Answer: Wet Wet Wet

Question: What is the more common name for the gnu
Answer: Wildebeest

Question: Which company manufactured the Ultra golf ball
Answer: Wilsons

Question: What was the name of Nora Batty's husband
Answer: Wally

Question: What was the surname of the Liverpool family who in 1983 had sextuplets
Answer: Walton

Question: Which type of sunset did the Kinks sing about
Answer: Waterloo

Question: What is the name given by Americans to illegal Mexican immigrants
Answer: Wetbacks

Question: What is polemology the study of
Answer: Wars

Question: What was the trade of Bottom in a Midsummer Night's Dream
Answer: Weaver

Question: Which Irish county is known as The Garden of Ireland
Answer: Wicklow

Question: What name is given to a castrated male sheep
Answer: Wether

Question: In the well known children's story Swallows and Amazons what was Titty's surname
Answer: Walker

Question: Which English town was known as Segedunum to the Romans
Answer: Wallsend

Question: Which poet resided at Dove Cottage
Answer: William Wordsworth

Question: What was the capital of England before London
Answer: Winchester

Question: In Dickens what was Mr Micawber's christian name
Answer: Wilkins

Question: What is the capital of Curacao
Answer: Willemstad

Question: Which Devon town is famous for carpets
Answer: Axminster

Question: In which English county were the world's largest brickfields
Answer: Bedfordshire

Question: What is the highest mountain in the U.K.
Answer: Ben Nevis

Question: Which street came to epitomise the London of the swinging 60's
Answer: Carnaby Street

Question: What is the subject of the statue in Edinburgh called Greyfriars Bobby
Answer: Dog

Question: What is the administrative centre of Suffolk
Answer: Ipswich

Question: In which English city did the Battle of Peterloo take place
Answer: Manchester

Question: With which bird is Lundy Island traditionally associated
Answer: Puffin

Question: What are called the backbone of England
Answer: The Pennines