Question: Deriving its name from the Urdu for 'Water Monster' and predominantly found in India, what type of creature is a 'Mugger'?
Answer: Crocodile

Question: Native to America, what type of creature is a 'Bobolink'?
Answer: Bird

Question: With Michael Landon and Karen Grassle as the mother and father, what was the surname of the main family in the TV series Litle House on the Prairie?
Answer: Ingall

Question: In Chinese cooking what would you be eating of you ordered Wantons?
Answer: Dumplings

Question: Which popular building is situated at the address, Chester Road West, Queensferry, Flintshire CH5 1SA? It is the largest of its type in North Wales.
Answer: Deeside Leisure Centre

Question: Which poem by Alexander Pope contains the famous line 'Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread'?
Answer: An Essay On Criticism

Question: Which fellow English team did Tottenham Hotspur defeat by an aggregate score of 3 - 2 to win the 1972 EUFA Cup Final?
Answer: Wolves

Question: In Chinese cooking, what type of meat is the main ingredient in the dish Char Siu?
Answer: Pork

Question: With Guy Williams and June Lockhart as the mother and father, what was the surname of the main family in the TV series Lost in Space?
Answer: Robinson

Question: Which poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson contains the line 'Into the mouth of hell rode the six hundred'?
Answer: Charge Of The Light Brigade

Question: Gary Lightbody is the lead vocalist of which pop band formed in 1994 ?
Answer: Snow Patrol

Question: Which everyday objects are the main focus of attention on the 1931 painting The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali?
Answer: Clocks/Watches

Question: Chad Varah, a British Anglican priest who lived from 1911 to 2007 is probably best remembered for being the founder of which charity organisation in 1953 ?
Answer: Samaritans

Question: What surname links a 16th century Queen Consort of England and the name of a current Premiership football ground?
Answer: Boleyn

Question: Ricky Wilson is the lead vocalist of which pop band formed in 1996 ?
Answer: Kaiser Chiefs

Question: William Booth, a former Methodist Preacher who lived from 1829 to 1912 is probably best remembered for being the founder of which charity organisation in 1865 ?
Answer: Salvation Army

Question: Which painting of 1851 by Sir Edwin Landseer features a great stag/deer which stands on a rise among cloud-covered mountains?
Answer: Monarch Of The Glen

Question: Which two word titled film of 1971 sees Barry Newman as a car delivery seviceman named Kowalski who takes control of a 1970 Dodge Challenger car to take him from Colorado to San Francisco?
Answer: Vanishing Point

Question: In which city was Martin Luther King assassinated in 1968 ?
Answer: Memphis

Question: 'Erinaceus Europaeus' is the latin name for which common creature?
Answer: Hedgehog

Question: Sharing its name with a native American tribe, which hairstyle sees both sides of the head shaven leaving a noticeably longer length of hair in the centre?
Answer: Mohican

Question: Sharing its name with a town in Cheshire, which hairstyle originating in the 1940s was sported by men and boys? It was a very short style and sported by both sets of Harvard and Yale Universities.
Answer: Crew Cut

Question: What eight letter word do Americans use to describe what we British call a pavement?
Answer: Sidewalk

Question: Which actor played the part of Wayne the father in the 1989 film Honey I Shrunk the Kids?
Answer: Rick Moranis

Question: Which year of the 20th century saw the British General Strike?
Answer: 1926

Question: Which cricket county finished runners-up to champions Warwickshire this year, despite losing only one match all season in Division One?
Answer: Somerset

Question: Which breed of Terrier gives its name to a farmer who appeared in the novel Guy Mannering by Sir Walter Scott?
Answer: Dandy Dinmont

Question: Which British city's airport is located in the suberb of Turnhouse?
Answer: Edinburgh

Question: Which actor played the role of killer Max Cady in the 1991 film Cape Fear?
Answer: Robert De Niro

Question: What nine letter word do Americans use to describe what we British call a headmaster?
Answer: Principal

Question: Which year of the 20th century saw the famous St Valentne's Day Massacre?
Answer: 1929

Question: Which cricket county finished runners-up in Division Two to Derbyshire this year, despite the fact that they never lost a match all season?
Answer: Yorkshire

Question: On which comedian's radio show did Sid James star for almost six years beginning in 1954 as a character with the middle name Balmoral?
Answer: Tony Hancock

Question: What H was the Christian name of Mr Royce, founder of the car company Rolls Royce?
Answer: Henry

Question: What C was the Christian name of Mr Rolls, founder of the car company Rolls Royce?
Answer: Charles

Question: Brideshead Revisited, written in 1945, was a famous novel by which famous author?
Answer: Evelyn Waugh

Question: What is the seven letter name of the hat traditionally worn by a Town Crier?
Answer: Tricorn

Question: What is the name of the now 46 year old British man whose extradition to the USA, for breaking into American computer systems, was recently blocked by Home Secretary Theresa May?
Answer: Gary McKINNON

Question: What is the name of the editor of BBC's Newsnight who recently resigned following a Panorama probe into the Jimmy Saville affair?
Answer: Peter RIPPON

Question: What is the nine letter name of the small, silk skullcap that is worn by certain Roman Catholic clerics, they vary in colour according to rank?
Answer: Zucchetto

Question: Which famous poet, born in 1888, had the middle name 'Stearns'?
Answer: T S Elliot

Question: Which famous actor, born in 1893, had the middle name 'Goldenberg'?
Answer: Edward G Robinson

Question: """Oh say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming"" are the opening words to which famous song?"
Answer: Star Spangled Banner

Question: """The hills are bare now and Autumn leaves lie thick and still"" are the opening lyrics to the second verse of which famous song?"
Answer: Flower Of Scotland

Question: Which actress plays the title role in the ITV series Vera?
Answer: Brenda Blethyn

Question: Which member of the Royal Family has the title 'Baron Greenwich'?
Answer: Prince Philip

Question: Which pop group in June 1976 reached Number One in the UK charts with the record You To Me Are Everything?
Answer: Real Thing

Question: Of which famous company, who are prominent on two days of the week, is Diane Thompson chief executive?
Answer: Camelot

Question: In the 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony the comedy character Mr Bean appeared and jokingly played an instrument to which famous record?
Answer: Chariots Of Fire

Question: What is the much more common name of the British Royal named Baroness Marie Christine Anna Hedwig Ida Von Reibbitz?
Answer: Princess Michael Of Kent

Question: Which actor plays the title role in the ITV series Monroe?
Answer: James Nesbitt

Question: Which famous company, founded in Los Angeles in 1923 is Bob Iger the Chairman and Chief Executive of?
Answer: Disney

Question: What was the name of the actress and businesswoman famous for her affair with politician David Mellor that resulted in his resignation from the Cabinet in 1992 ?
Answer: Antonia De SANCHA

Question: Which series of books, first published in 1922, sees the main character's friends named Ginger, Henry and Douglas who call themselves the Outlaws?
Answer: Just William

Question: Which famous two word titled Beatles song did the band The Arctic Monkeys perform at the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Come Together

Question: Which famous science fiction novel of 1951 begins with the main character, Bill Mason, recovering in hospital with his eyes bandaged having missed a giant meteor storm?
Answer: Day Of The Triffids