Question: From which opera does the Toreador Song come
Answer: Carmen

Question: Who duetted on Endless Love with Diana Ross in 1981
Answer: Lionel Richie

Question: In which mountain range is Ben Nevis
Answer: Grampians

Question: In which mountain range in the Americas would you find Pikes Peak
Answer: Rockies

Question: Which city is dominated by Sugar Loaf mountain
Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Question: What is the highest mountain in the Alps
Answer: Mont Blanc

Question: Which mountains divide Yorkshire from Lancashire
Answer: The Pennines

Question: Who was known as the Elephant Man
Answer: John Merrick

Question: What is the colour of mourning in most Moslem countries
Answer: White

Question: Who did author Gore Vidal describe in 1981 as, a triumph of the embalmer's art
Answer: Ronald Reagan

Question: If you were in a howdah how would you be travelling
Answer: On an elephant

Question: What is the famous train that travels from Cincinnati to New Orleans called
Answer: The Chattanooga Choo Choo

Question: How has Donald McGill made people laugh over the years
Answer: He produced the first saucy postcards

Question: What Kentish gardens are set out in cants, sets and hills
Answer: Hop gardens

Question: The Countess of Mornington was the mother of which British general and statesman
Answer: Duke of Wellington

Question: Which cartoon character has the catch phrase what's up doc
Answer: Bugs Bunny

Question: How many milk bottles are on Fred Flintstone's step when he puts the cat out
Answer: One

Question: Who is Dangermouse's arch enemy
Answer: Baron Greenback

Question: What is the name of Olive Oyl's brother
Answer: Castor

Question: Who was the baddy in the Penelope Pitstop's cartoons
Answer: The Hooded Claw

Question: Who wrote For Whom The Bell Tolls
Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Question: What was the nickname of the U.S. basketball team at the Barcelona Olympics
Answer: The Dream Team

Question: Who was the American who won four successive Olympic golds at the discus
Answer: Al Oerter

Question: Which country hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics
Answer: Japan

Question: At which distance did Sebastian Coe win his Olympic gold medal in the Moscow games
Answer: Fifteen hundred metres

Question: Whose idea was it to carry a flaming torch from Athens to the scene of the Olympics
Answer: Adolf Hitler

Question: Which U.S. fighter was nicknamed Whistling Death by the Japanese
Answer: Corsair

Question: In which country was the notorious concentration camp Auschwitz
Answer: Poland

Question: What were the short barrelled rifles formerly used by cavalry called
Answer: Carbines

Question: Three months after D-Day the blackout was relaxed what did it become known as
Answer: The dim out

Question: In which TV show did Anneka Rice fly around in a helicopter
Answer: Treasure Hunt

Question: What was the name of the Munsters pet dragon
Answer: Spot

Question: What is the name of the hotel in Heartburn Hotel
Answer: The Olympic

Question: What is botany the study of
Answer: Plant life

Question: How many planets in the Solar System are bigger than Earth
Answer: Four

Question: At which world famous arena did a boxer leave the ring to answer a call of nature and returned to win the championship
Answer: Crufts

Question: In which U.S. state was the gas chamber first used
Answer: Nevada

Question: Which TV series began with the words, "There is nothing wrong with your television set"
Answer: The Outer Limits

Question: In Dad's Army of which bank was Captain Mainwaring a manager
Answer: Martins

Question: Who kept the score on Bullseye
Answer: Tony Green

Question: Which chef is the host of BBC's Meals in Minutes programme
Answer: Ainsley Harriott

Question: In Dallas in which county do the Ewings live
Answer: Braddock County

Question: With which football team did Bobby Moore end his English league playing career
Answer: Fulham

Question: Who was the first West Indian batsman to score 35.000 first class runs
Answer: Gordon Greenidge

Question: In the modern pentathlon how long is the cross country course
Answer: 3,000 metres

Question: In which Australian city is the Gabba cricket ground
Answer: Brisbane

Question: Who played George The Third in the film The Madness of King George
Answer: Nigel Hawthorne

Question: What city's police force employed Dirty Harry
Answer: San Francisco

Question: Which legendary character has been played by Sean Connery and his son Jason
Answer: Robin Hood

Question: In the 1991 film Frankie and Johnny Al Pacino was Johnny, who played Frankie
Answer: Michelle Pfeiffer

Question: What was the previous name of Radio 2
Answer: The Light Programme

Question: Who was the first member of the Royal Family to appear on Desert Island Discs
Answer: Princess Margaret

Question: Which coloured jazz player was sometimes known as the fifth Goon
Answer: Ray Ellington

Question: According to popular songs which bird flew over the rainbow and the white cliffs of Dover
Answer: Bluebirds

Question: Joan Collins married for the fifth time, who is her latest husband
Answer: Percy Gibson

Question: In which city did George Bush begin his Asian tour
Answer: Tokyo

Question: What was the name of the American town where the crematorium owner was hiding the bodies and pocketing the money
Answer: Noble in Georgia

Question: Which landmark in London has a hand eleven feet long
Answer: The clock above Big Ben

Question: Which American city is the setting for Frasier
Answer: Seattle

Question: In Fawlty Towers what was Polly the maid's surname
Answer: Sherman

Question: In Where The Heart Is what is the name of the local rugby team
Answer: Skelthwaite Scorpions

Question: What was the subject of the Channel 4 programme Board Stupid
Answer: Snowboarding

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Stay
Answer: Shakespeare's Sister

Question: Brett Anderson and Bernard Butler formed which group in 1990
Answer: Suede

Question: Who was the first Briton to fly solo round the world
Answer: Sheila Scott in 1966

Question: Which aircraft company made the W W 1 fighter the Camel
Answer: Sopwith

Question: Eastleigh Airport serves which English town
Answer: Southampton

Question: By what name was the B29 bomber better known
Answer: Superfortress

Question: What is the nickname of Walsall F.C.
Answer: Saddlers

Question: In which sport would you compete for the Camanachd Cup
Answer: Shinty

Question: Which Grand National winner had the same name as the race's sponsors
Answer: Seagram

Question: What fits round your waist and round the rim of the cockpit of a canoe
Answer: Spray skirt

Question: Ballet leg double, knight, and back pike are terms in which Olympic sport
Answer: Synchronised swimming

Question: Serigraphy is the art of printing onto which fabric
Answer: Silk

Question: Which part of a garment can be describes as leg of mutton or batwing
Answer: Sleeves

Question: With which item of clothing are Turnbull and Assers particularly associated with
Answer: Shirts

Question: What is the name of the dress traditionally worn by Hindu women
Answer: Sari

Question: Where in the U.S.A were the witch trials of 1692 held
Answer: Salem

Question: What would we normally call ortho-sulpho benzimide
Answer: Saccharin

Question: What is tahini paste which is used in Middle Eastern cookery made from
Answer: Sesame seeds

Question: What are native Israeli born Jews called
Answer: Sabras

Question: What type of creature is a hellbender
Answer: Salamander

Question: In archery how many points is the blue worth
Answer: Five

Question: Who was boxer Audley Harrison's first professional opponent
Answer: Mike Middleton

Question: What sport is the Arthur Dunn Trophy played for
Answer: Woman's Soccer

Question: Which Louisiana port is regarded as the birthplace of jazz
Answer: New Orleans

Question: Which song begins, Sitting in a sleazy snack bar sucking sickly sausage rolls
Answer: Fog on the Tyne