Question: Which city that became famous following an incident in 1984 is the capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh?
Answer: Bhopal

Question: Harold Pinter's play Betrayal was inspired by his seven-year affair in the 1960s with which BBC TV presenter, referred to by Frank Muir as 'the thinking man's crumpet'?
Answer: Joan Bakewell

Question: Which photographer has had four wives including Catherine Deneuve and Marie Helvin
Answer: David Bailey

Question: What is the first name of Doctor Zhivago in the Boris Pasternak novel
Answer: Yuri

Question: """Thank Heaven far Little Girls"" and ""The Night They Invented Champagne"" are songs from which musical?"
Answer: Gigi

Question: Nicknamed the Snow Leopard, for which country was Kwame Nkrumah- Acheampong the first representative in the Winter Olympics? (He finished 53rd in the slalom in 2010)
Answer: Ghana

Question: Which Massachusetts delegate was President of the Second Continental Congress and his large signature on the 1776 Declaration of Independence?
Answer: John Hancock

Question: Which is the only Book of the Bible with a three-letter name
Answer: Job

Question: Who organised the original 1985 Live Aid concert with Bob Geldof?
Answer: Midge Ure

Question: Which American photographed the Queen on her visit to the USA in 2007 and Demi Moore nude and pregnant for Vanity Fair in 1991?
Answer: Annie Leibovitz

Question: By what pen name was Belgian cartoonist Georges Prosper Remy known
Answer: Herge

Question: Ascot Gavotte and I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face are songs from which film?
Answer: My Fair Lady

Question: What is the four-letter name of the island, the second largest in Wales, that lies just off the west coast of Anglesey?
Answer: Holy Island

Question: Who organised the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square Garden with Ravi Shankar?
Answer: George Harrison

Question: Which street in Wigan is the home of Wallace and Gromit?
Answer: West Wallaby Street

Question: In which sport have Ted Copeland, Hope Powell and currently Mark Sampson managed England Women?
Answer: Football

Question: MIMA is a contemporary art gallery in which large English town?
Answer: Middlesbrough (Institute Of Modern Art)

Question: Mrs Danvers is the sinister housekeeper in which 1938 novel
Answer: Rebecca

Question: Also known as the glutton, what is the most commonly used name for the largest land-dwelling species of the weasel family?
Answer: A Wolverine

Question: 'February made me shiver/with every paper I'd deliver' are lyrics from which song?
Answer: American Pee

Question: Roskilde Cathedral has been the burial site of the monarchs of which European country since the 15th century?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Where in the North West of England are Erie Basin, Huron Basin and Ontario Basin?
Answer: Salford Quays

Question: For what does the L stand in the name of the charity for former servicemen (and women) BLESMA?
Answer: Limbless (British Limbless Ex-Service Men's Association)

Question: What was the name of Joe Brown's backing group in the 1960s?
Answer: The Bruvvers

Question: Which ancient road linked Wroxeter to Dover via St Albans
Answer: Watling Street

Question: What is the name of the Territory of India whose two main islands, after whom it is named, are separated by the Ten Degree Channel?
Answer: Andaman And Nicobar Islands

Question: Who plays Kincade the estate gamekeeper in the Bond film Skyfall?
Answer: Albert Finney

Question: Who won the Marathon T54 for wheelchair athletes at the 2012 Paralympics?
Answer: David Weir

Question: Who was the mother of Achilles in Greek mythology?
Answer: Thetis

Question: Which British Prime Minister was born in the colony of New Brunswick on September 16th 1858?
Answer: Andrew Bonar Law

Question: Which planet was discovered by William Herschel in 1781?
Answer: Uranus

Question: Give a year in the life of composer Johannes Brahms
Answer: 1833 To 1897

Question: Name either of the animals that are affected by the disease scrapie.
Answer: SHEEP Or GOATS

Question: In which novel by Dickens is Stephen Blackpool a power loom weaver in Josiah Bounderby's mill?
Answer: Hard Times

Question: What was the first name of the character played by Geoffrey Hughes in the TV sitcom Keeping Up Appearances'?
Answer: Onslow

Question: 1969 was the first year of what was known as the Sunday League in cricket. Which county won?
Answer: Lancashire

Question: What was the specific familial relationship between both the East German Gold medallists and the Soviet Silver medallists in the Coxless Pairs at the 1980 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Both Pairs Were Twin Brothers

Question: Which actor and comedian has the first names James Kimberley?
Answer: James Corden

Question: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum is the ruler of which of the United Arab Emirates
Answer: Dubai

Question: The SRN1 was the first practical design of what type of vehicle
Answer: Hovercraft

Question: Ibadan and Port Harcourt are large cities in which African country
Answer: Nigeria

Question: Who said on radio in 1975 'We've got a streaker down the wicket now. Not very shapely and it's masculine and I would think it's seen the last of its cricket for the day'?
Answer: John Arlott

Question: Which S S is a Cambridge College founded in 1596?
Answer: Sidney Sussex

Question: The album Menlove Ave, released posthumously in 1986, is by which musician?
Answer: John Lennon

Question: Who created the detective Mike Hammer?
Answer: Mickey Spillane

Question: Who created the detective Sam Spade?
Answer: Dashiell Hammett

Question: The Great Pretender is an album released in the USA in 1992 to mark the first anniversary of the death of which musician?
Answer: Freddie Mercury

Question: Which C C is an Oxford College founded in 1517? (Christ Church was not founded until 1546.)
Answer: Corpus Christi

Question: Who was King of France from 1643 to 1715?
Answer: Louis XIV

Question: Who plays DS Ronnie Brooks in the TV series Law & Order: UK?
Answer: Bradley Walsh

Question: Which capital city is served by Keflavik International Airport
Answer: Reykjavik

Question: Marie Antoinette, the wife of King Louis XVI, was born in the Hofburg Palace in which city
Answer: Vienna

Question: In what field was Scotsman James Clark Maxwell an authority in the 19th century?
Answer: PHYSICS & MATHEMATICS (accept either)

Question: Situated on the left bank of the Seine in Paris, what is the 'Musee d'Orsay'?
Answer: An Art Gallery

Question: What sort of sauce is created by combining Bechamel sauce with grated cheese?
Answer: Mornay Sauce

Question: What name connects a small beetle with a publisher of children's books?
Answer: Ladybird

Question: """Theirs not to reason why"" is a line from which poem?"
Answer: 'The Charge Of The Light Brigade'

Question: Who is the current British Heavyweight Boxing champion?
Answer: Danny Williams

Question: Which Sir Walter Scott novel has the same name as a Scottish football team?
Answer: 'Heart Of Midlothian'

Question: On which island in the Caribbean did Princess Margaret have a home?
Answer: Mustique

Question: Which 1993 film starring Whoopie Goldberg and Ted Danson, was about a black teenager conceived by artificial insemination, who discovers her father is a white car salesman?
Answer: 'Made In America'

Question: Which 19th century composer shares his surname with a character from the TV show 'Are You Being Served'?
Answer: Brahms

Question: Who was the first English Christian martyr - his feast day is June 22nd.?
Answer: St. Alban

Question: Which batsman hit the first ever Test century scored in Wales?
Answer: Simon Katich

Question: Which group had their only UK number one with 'I Owe You Nothing'?
Answer: Bros

Question: Which is the most famous building on the Ile de la Cite in Paris?
Answer: Notre Dame

Question: Lord Longford was the best man at the wedding of which criminal, whose real name is Michael Gordon Peterson?
Answer: 'Charles Bronson'