Question: What was Humphrey Bogart's middle name?
Answer: De Forrest

Question: What was CNN Headline News previously known as?
Answer: Cnn 2

Question: Who followed Calvin Coolidge as US President?
Answer: Herbert Hoover

Question: What did Carlton Magee devise in the US for motorists?
Answer: Parking Meter

Question: Who ordered the Boulder Dam to be renamed the Hoover Dam?
Answer: Harry S. Truman

Question: In what year was the first woman elected to the US Senate?
Answer: 1922

Question: In 1903 Congress imposed a tax of how much per head for immigrants entering the country?
Answer: Two dollars

Question: What was the first US warship sunk by a U-boat in the Atlantic in 1941?
Answer: USS Reuben James

Question: What nickname was given to the group of performers which included Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra?
Answer: The Rat Pack

Question: In which state was Bruce Springsteen born?
Answer: New Jersey

Question: In which decade was the National University, San Diego, California founded?
Answer: 1970s

Question: Which university was founded at Connecticut in 1942?
Answer: Fairfield

Question: In which state is the US's second busiest airport?
Answer: Georgia, Atlanta Hartsfield airport

Question: Which show made critic Robert Helpmann say, "The trouble with nude dancing is that not everything stops when the music does?"
Answer: Oh Calcutta

Question: What was the name of the first article in the first Reader's Digest?
Answer: How to Keep Young Mentally

Question: Who said, "The hardest thing to understand in the world is income tax?"
Answer: Albert Einstein

Question: In the first ever Bugs Bunny cartoon, which character tried to kill him?
Answer: Elmer Fudd

Question: Which star of the Back To The Future movies appeared in Caroline In the City?
Answer: Lea Thompson

Question: The Mackenzie River flows form which lake to the ocean?
Answer: Great Slave Lake

Question: Which Mexican port was seized by US marines in 1914 to prevent the import of German arms for rebel groups?
Answer: Veracruz

Question: Which paddle steamer sank in New York harbor in 1904 with the loss of over 1000 lives?
Answer: General Stocum

Question: Who was Vice President during WWI?
Answer: Thomas R Marshall

Question: In which language did The Singing Nun sing when she topped the singles charts?
Answer: French

Question: Who recorded the albums Blue and Court And Spark?
Answer: Joni Mitchell

Question: Where was the world's largest telescope until 1948?
Answer: Mount Wilson

Question: How many Madison Square Gardens have there been before the existing one?
Answer: Three

Question: Which art gallery has the largest collection of James McNeil Whistler's works?
Answer: Freer Gallery, Washington

Question: Which road bisects the Balboa Park in San Diego?
Answer: El Prado

Question: In which city was the pinball machine invented?
Answer: Chicago

Question: What was the name of the first Hollywood movie released by D W Griffith in 1910?
Answer: In Old California

Question: In Chaplin's The Great Dictator, what was the dictator's name?
Answer: Adenoid Hynkel

Question: To which conductor did Vaughan Williams dedicate his 8th Symphony?
Answer: Barbirolli

Question: What did critic John Mason Brown describe as "chewing gum for the eyes?"
Answer: Tv

Question: In what country was British choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton born?
Answer: Ecuador

Question: Which director's autobiography was called The Name Above the Title?
Answer: Frank Capra

Question: Where was blues singer Leadbelly when he was 'discovered' musically?
Answer: Prison

Question: Who is taller, Holly Hunter or Madonna?
Answer: Madonna

Question: What is Ryan O'Neal's real first name?
Answer: Patrick

Question: Who wrote the song Mad Dogs And Englishmen?
Answer: Noel Coward

Question: Who wrote the children's classic The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe?
Answer: C. S. Lewis

Question: The first Miss World came from which country?
Answer: Sweden

Question: For which movie did Spielberg win his first Oscar?
Answer: Schindler's List

Question: Which part did Michael Jackson play in The Wiz?
Answer: The Scarecrow

Question: What was advertised by Rod Stewart and Tina Turner's version of It Takes Two?
Answer: Pepsi

Question: Which studios did the Rank Organization open in 1936?
Answer: Pinewood

Question: Who made the film Renaldo and Clara with Bob Dylan?
Answer: Joan Baez

Question: Which British composer wrote the theme music for the film Murder on the Orient Express?
Answer: Richard Rodney Bennett

Question: The expression Great White Hope was used to describe which black boxer's opponents?
Answer: Jack Johnson

Question: Which Dallas actress was born on exactly the same day as singer / songwriter Stephen Stills?
Answer: Victoria Principal

Question: Which Bond girl was played by Diana Rigg?
Answer: Tracy Vincenzo

Question: Who was the German soldier in Rowan and Martin's Laugh In?
Answer: Artie Johnson

Question: In which decade was Kim Basinger born?
Answer: 50s

Question: Who had a 1980s No 1 hit with Shakedown?
Answer: Bob Seger

Question: How many Gilbert & Sullivan operas are there?
Answer: 13

Question: Who said, "Middle age is when your age starts to show around your middle?"
Answer: Bob Hope

Question: Which pop star went on The Serious Tour?
Answer: Phil Collins

Question: Michael Jackson's Will You Be There came from which movie?
Answer: Free Willy

Question: Who had a 60s No 1 hit with The Theme From a Summer Place?
Answer: Percy Faith

Question: Who won the Best Director Oscar for Platoon?
Answer: Oliver Stone

Question: In which decade of the 20th century was Jessica Lange born?
Answer: 1940s

Question: Which film poster included the line "I told you... you know nothing about wickedness?"
Answer: The Lady From Shanghai

Question: Who wrote the very last episode of Seinfeld?
Answer: Larry David

Question: In 1997 which airline replaced the flag on its tail fin with ethnic designs from around the world?
Answer: British Airways

Question: Where did Anne Frank die?
Answer: Belsen

Question: According to the British Bishop Mervyn Stockwood, who would "go to the Follies Bergere and look at the audience?
Answer: A psychiatrist

Question: In which city was the peace treaty ending the Vietnam war signed?
Answer: Paris

Question: What was St. Petersburg called for most of the 20th century?
Answer: Leningrad

Question: What is London's biggest airport called?
Answer: Heathrow

Question: Which country is locked within Belgium, Germany and France?
Answer: Luxembourg

Question: Which two national teams made the first flight over Everest in a hot air balloon?
Answer: Australia/UK

Question: In which category did Marie Curie win her second Nobel Prize?
Answer: Chemistry

Question: The fastest man on land at the beginning of this century came from which country?
Answer: Belgium

Question: What is the largest inland port in Europe?
Answer: Hamburg, Germany

Question: Which company manufactured the first car to run on diesel?
Answer: Mercedes Benz

Question: In 1939 who described the actions of Russia as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma?"
Answer: Winston Churchill

Question: In Nazi Germany, what was Endloslung?
Answer: The Final Solution

Question: Who was Hitler's Prime Minister in Prussia?
Answer: Goering

Question: Vehicles from which country use the international registration letter L?
Answer: Luxembourg

Question: Where in England is the location of the Glastonbury Festival?
Answer: Pilton

Question: The Channel Islands are in which Channel?
Answer: English Channel

Question: The French region of Grasse is famous for making what?
Answer: Perfume

Question: Which was the last country in mainland Europe to switch from driving on the left?
Answer: Sweden

Question: By the end of the 80s, what percentage of British households had two cars?
Answer: 20%

Question: Who was Churchill referring to when he said "never was so much owed by so many to so few?
Answer: RAF pilots in the Battle of Britain