Question: How many is a baker's dozen plus a gross plus a score?
Answer: 177

Question: Who wore size 9 shoes in a song, the chorus of which begins "Oh My Darling, Oh My Darling, Oh My Darling ..."?
Answer: Clementine

Question: Annie Leibovitz is famous as what?
Answer: Photographer

Question: How many US states share a land border with Canada?
Answer: 10

Question: What were the titles of Sharon Osbourne's autobiographies, published in October 2005 & October 2007?
Answer: """Extreme"" & ""Survivor"""

Question: What ambulance service is a common name used by a number of affiliated organisations in different countries dedicated to the teaching and practice of medical first aid and the provision of ambulance services, all of which derive their origins from an association founded in 1877 in England?
Answer: St John

Question: What river runs through Cincinnati, Ohio, USA?
Answer: Ohio River

Question: Which 1982 album by Dire Staits included the tracks "Telegraph Road", "Private Investigations" , "Industrial Disease" and "It Never Rains"?
Answer: Love over Gold

Question: What is k. d. lang's profession?
Answer: Singer

Question: Which company declared bankruptcy in 2001 despite winning the title of America's most innovative company annually from 1996 to 2001?
Answer: Enron

Question: Al Pacino turned down the lead in which film, based on G B Shaw's Pygmalion?
Answer: Pretty Woman

Question: The cochlea is part of which part of the body?
Answer: Ear

Question: Keith Urban, who has had 2 platinum albums and 11 #1 singles in the USA, and is a winner of 3 Grammy Awards, was born where?
Answer: Whangarei, New Zealand

Question: Who has won the Women's Singles title at Australia's premier tennis tournament, with 10 wins?
Answer: Margaret Court

Question: In 1979, a World Health Organization commission of scientists certified the global eradication of which human infectious disease, the first (and only) one to be completely eradicated from nature?
Answer: Smallpox

Question: The dance Meringue originated where?
Answer: Caribbean

Question: Who appeared in the films "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" (2007), "Burn After Reading" (2008), "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008) and "Inglourious Basterds" (2009)?
Answer: Brad Pitt

Question: On which continent is Suriname?
Answer: South America

Question: What vehicle was sold to John and Maureen Hendricks at the Barrett-Jackson Auto Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 2005, for a record $3,240,000?
Answer: 1954 Oldsmobile F-88 Convertible Concept Car

Question: When did London first host an Olympic Games?
Answer: 1908

Question: Who wrote and performed the song "Rehab" that won the 2007 Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song, and Grammy Awards in 2008 for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance?
Answer: Amy Winehouse

Question: Which fictional character uses a sonic screwdriver?
Answer: Dr Who

Question: In 1970, where did the authorities attempt to dispose of the rotting carcass of a beached sperm whale with explosives, which threw guts and chunks of whale flesh over 800 ft (up to 250 m) away?
Answer: Near Florence, Oregon

Question: The Colossus, one of the seven wonders of the world, was built where?
Answer: Rhodes

Question: Built in 1607, Pont Neuf spans what river?
Answer: Seine

Question: What type of animal is a silverback?
Answer: Gorilla

Question: What happens to an actor when he "dries"?
Answer: Forgets his lines

Question: The Supermarine Spitfires that were used by Britain in World War II were powered by engines from which manufacturer?
Answer: Rolls Royce

Question: In 2001, Karen England and Rebecca Knight, found busking in Covent Garden to support singing lessons, were invited to perform at the FA Cup Final & the UEFA Champions League final in Milan. Their album "Beyond Imagination" was #1 in the UK Classical Charts for 11 weeks and #4 in the USA. What are they better known as?
Answer: The Opera Babes

Question: What is the name for the piece of medieval armour that covers the lower part of the face and throat?
Answer: Beaver

Question: What beverage was introduced to England from China by the Dutch in 1645?
Answer: Tea

Question: Which Mediterranean island is divided politically by the Attila Line?
Answer: Cyprus

Question: In the middle ages, what infection was called "the king's evil", and, it was rumoured, could be cured by the touch of a king?
Answer: Scrofula

Question: In the song "My Generation" by the Who, what words follow the line "People try to put us down"?
Answer: Just because we get around

Question: Nicole Kidman married which country singer in 2006?
Answer: Keith Urban

Question: According to the Bible, who denied knowing Jesus 3 times "before the cock crowed twice"?
Answer: Peter

Question: What was the first, and only complete, novel, published in 1788, written by 18th-century British writer, philosopher, and advocate of women's rights Mary Wollstonecraft?
Answer: Mary: A Fiction

Question: What name is given to a style of journalism that is written subjectively, often including the reporter as part of the story via a first-person narrative?
Answer: Gonzo

Question: What 3-wheeled microcar manufactured in 1962 and 1965 on the Isle of Man retailed for 199, and holds the record for the smallest-ever automobile to go into production?
Answer: Peel P50

Question: Which English-born conductor worked with orchestras in Cincinatti, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Hollywood, New York and Houston, and collaborated with Walt Disney to produce the film "Fantasia"?
Answer: Leopold Stokowski

Question: What was the cause of strikes and rioting across France in October 2010?
Answer: Pension reform

Question: The Priestley medal is awarded for excellence in what field?
Answer: Chemistry

Question: At the 1976 Olympics, who, at age 14, scored so highly that the score board could not display her score?
Answer: Nadia Comneci of Romania

Question: In Australian aboriginal language, what does "Uluru" mean?
Answer: Great pebble

Question: What was the preoccupation of John Nash Jr, the subject of the 2001 film "A Beautiful Mind" starring Russell Crowe?
Answer: Economics

Question: Copacabana Beach is close to which city?
Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Question: Which US president was a swimming instructor and lifeguard in Illinois?
Answer: Ronald Reagan

Question: The re-election campaign of 66 year old Uganda president Yoweri Museveni gained international attention in 2010 when he presented himself as what?
Answer: Rap singer

Question: What is a generic name for household linen?
Answer: Manchester

Question: What name was given to the number 10 to the power of 100 (i.e. 1 followed by one hundred zeros) by nine-year-old Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner?
Answer: Googol

Question: What are the last words of the film "Gone With The Wind"?
Answer: Tomorrow is another day

Question: In November 2010, Swiss voters decided to expel what category of people from the country?
Answer: Foreigners convicted of serious crimes

Question: Royal mistress Nell Gwynn famously sold what items?
Answer: Oranges

Question: What artistic movement was brought to international attention at the World's Fair in Paris in 1925?
Answer: Art deco

Question: Trophies of the same name were awarded to the champions of Major League Baseball, the International Hockey League's coach of the year from 1985 to 2001 and the Canadian Hockey League's coach of the year from 1993 to 2001. What is the name of these trophies?
Answer: Commissioner's Trophy

Question: The city of Canton in China is now known as what?
Answer: Guangzhou

Question: The "Westminster", that is held annually at Madison Square Garden in New York, is what sort of event?
Answer: Dog show

Question: What musical features the characters Frank N Furter and Riff Raff?
Answer: The Rocky Horror Show