Question: In American CB jargon what was a bear trap
Answer: A concealed police checkpoint

Question: What has become a custom from armoured knights raising their visors to identify themselves when they rode past their king
Answer: Salute

Question: Who is Ben Miller's TV partner in their TV series
Answer: Alexander Armstrong

Question: Which Carol won the first Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes
Answer: Carol Vorderman

Question: What film title was translated into Italian as Brilliantino
Answer: Grease

Question: What was the name of Tom's wife in the TV sitcom The Good Life
Answer: Barbara

Question: Why are sardines so called
Answer: They were first tinned in Sardinia

Question: What is a freshwater lobster commonly known as
Answer: Crayfish

Question: What is the home of a wolf called
Answer: Lair

Question: What sport is enjoyed by Wigan Wasps
Answer: Swimming

Question: What is unusual about a French billiard table
Answer: No pockets

Question: In skiing what term describes a straight high speed downhill run
Answer: A schuss

Question: Which English town or city was the first to introduce a congestion charge on 1 October 2002
Answer: Durham

Question: What letter do the motorways in France begin with
Answer: A

Question: Which English airport lies just off junction 8 on the M11 motorway
Answer: Stanstead

Question: Which was the first car manufacturer to offer a 7year/150,000 km warranty on all cars sold in Europe
Answer: Kia

Question: On which motorway are the Trowell and Woodhall service areas
Answer: M1

Question: Residents of which English town are known as Monkeyhangers
Answer: Hartlepool

Question: What nationality was the painter Edvard Munch
Answer: Norwegian

Question: Who was honoured in 2010 with her own chapel in Westminster Abbey
Answer: Florence Nightingale

Question: Which TV presenter was the first to win the coveted "Rear of the Year" for a second time in 2014
Answer: Carol Vorderman

Question: What percentage of people are born colour blind
Answer: 100% - we all are

Question: Which Blur album their first for 12 years reached the top of the charts in May 2015
Answer: The Magic Whip

Question: What is the hardest grade of pencil
Answer: 9H

Question: What four words did the Queen say as part of the 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony in the video scene at Buckingham Palace
Answer: Good evening, Mr Bond

Question: When he was reworking the Mona Lisa what did Salvadore Dali add to it
Answer: A moustache

Question: You can hold it without using your arms or hands what is it
Answer: Your breath

Question: What is a a buffalo chip
Answer: Buffalo dung

Question: Which British airport has the IATA call sign BRS
Answer: Bristol airport

Question: Which championship team beat Stoke City 4-1 in 2015 thereby knocking them out of the FA Cup
Answer: Blackburn Rovers

Question: It is illegal to enter Parliament wearing what
Answer: Suit of armour

Question: What is the collective noun for Emus
Answer: Mob

Question: In the group Echo and The Bunnymen who or what is Echo
Answer: Drum machine

Question: Dame Trott traditionally appears in which pantomime
Answer: Jack

Question: What do Robin Hood, Diana, Cupid and William Tell have in common
Answer: All are archers

Question: What was Blondie's last UK number one
Answer: Maria in 1999

Question: What type of butter was advertised on TV using wobbly cows
Answer: Anchor

Question: In which English County would you find both the towns of Ham and Sandwich
Answer: Kent

Question: What do the locals call the cloud that covers Table Mountain in Cape Town
Answer: The Tablecloth

Question: MBE, OBE, CBE which is the highest honour
Answer: Cbe

Question: In which Scottish city is there a statue of Desperate Dan
Answer: Dundee

Question: Who played Prince Feisal in the epic film 'Lawrence of Arabia'
Answer: Alec Guinness

Question: Who is the Roman equivalent to the Greek god Hypnos
Answer: Somnus

Question: Of what is agoraphobia the fear of
Answer: Open spaces

Question: Americans would call it a parlay what would we call it
Answer: Accumulator bet

Question: Who wrote about a mongoose called Ricki Tikki Tavi
Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Question: WE FATTEN HIGH MOTHERS (Shakespeare)
Answer: The Taming of the Shrew

Question: Who was the fattest of all the British monarchs
Answer: George 1V

Question: Who had a top ten hit in 2000 with Jerusalem
Answer: Fat Les

Question: What is the heaviest breed of dog in the world on average
Answer: Saint Bernard

Question: Which American president was so fat that he got jammed in his bath
Answer: William Taft

Question: What is the Beverley Hills Diet developed by Judy Mazel based on
Answer: Fruit

Question: What redhead failed Weight Watchers at age 19, only to become its spokesperson 19 years later
Answer: Sarah Ferguson

Question: What did Buster Bloodvessel call the hotel he owned in Margate
Answer: Fatty Towers

Question: What was the name of Tom Bombardils's horse in Lord of the Rings
Answer: Fatty Lumpkin

Question: Doctor Herman Tarnower was responsible for which well known diet
Answer: The Scarsdale Diet

Question: In the Fatty Arbuckle murder case what was the name of the victim
Answer: Virginia

Question: In Australian slang what is a sanga
Answer: Sandwich

Question: Which British super Middleweight champion announced his retirement in July 2015
Answer: Carl Froch

Question: Traditionally what do people do with a Mexican pinata
Answer: Smash it to bits with sticks

Question: Developed as a new town in 1963 which Shropshire town is named after a Scottish engineer
Answer: Telford

Question: Which role was played by Tim McInerny on TV's 'Blackadder IV'
Answer: Captain Darling

Question: In Greek mythology what were the mythical sea nymphs called that tried to lure Ulysses onto the rocks
Answer: Sirens

Question: Complete the proverb, little strokes fell
Answer: Great oaks

Question: Sn is the chemical symbol for which metallic element
Answer: Tin

Question: What is the only country that borders Gambia
Answer: Senegal

Question: Which type of aeroplanes were used by the Argentine Air Force to launch Exocet missiles
Answer: Super Etendards

Question: Which Jazz great passed away in December 2012 at the grand age of 92
Answer: Dave Brubeck

Question: Which dry gin was created by James Burroughs in Chelsea in 1862
Answer: Beefeater

Question: England crushed Australia in the 2015 4th Ashes test. Who had bowling figures of 8 for 15 in the 1st innings
Answer: Stuart Broad

Question: Which American city is named after Saint Francis of Assisi
Answer: San Francisco

Question: Who was Bonnie Parker's murderous accomplice in the nineteen thirties
Answer: Clyde Barrow

Question: What is usually added to Pernod before it is drank by the French
Answer: Water

Question: Which group had a number one album in 1978 with Rumours
Answer: Fleetwood Mac

Question: In the Bible how many sons did Jacob have
Answer: Twelve

Question: The Melbourne Cup is a prize in which sport
Answer: Horse racing

Question: Which American state is nicknamed the Hoosier State
Answer: Indiana

Question: Which bones were used in the manufacture of the farthingale which were worn under ladies dresses
Answer: Whalebone

Question: Which car company make the Mokka
Answer: Vauxhall

Question: To which Berkshire destination did the C.N.D. march from London each Easter beginning in the late 1950s
Answer: Aldermaston

Question: What is the unusual collective noun for cougars
Answer: Schoolyard

Question: What is the Swedish name for Finland
Answer: Finland

Question: What is Japan's second-largest island
Answer: Hokkaido

Question: Richard 111's emblem is seen mainly now as a pub sign, what was it
Answer: White boar

Question: What was the name of the London nightclub opened in 1963 by Mark Birley and named after his wife
Answer: Annabelles