Question: Which government department has responsibility for the police
Answer: Home Office

Question: What is the title of the English judge who ranks immediately below the Lord Chief Justice
Answer: Master of the Rolls

Question: What is the Scottish third verdict
Answer: Not proven

Question: What nationality I was F.1. Grand Prix driver Jack Brabham
Answer: Australian

Question: What country did former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelar play for
Answer: Zimbabwe

Question: How long does a golfer get to find a lost ball
Answer: Five minutes

Question: What is the official language of Surinam
Answer: Dutch

Question: What invention to save sailor's lives was Invented by Robert Stevenson
Answer: Flashing light on lighthouses

Question: Who was the captain of H.M.S. Bounty when the crew mutinied
Answer: Captain Bligh

Question: Who won the Eurovision song contest for Ireland in 1980 singing What's Another Year
Answer: Johnny Logan

Question: What was the first top ten entry for House of Pain (1993)
Answer: Jump Around

Question: Which group did Paul Weller form after The Jam
Answer: Style Council

Question: Which English composer composed the ballet Death in Venice and the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
Answer: Benjamin Britten

Question: Who was the first man to walk in space without a safety line
Answer: Bruce McCandless

Question: In ballet what is a jete
Answer: Leaping from one leg to the other

Question: What are Russia's two outstanding ballet companies
Answer: Bolshoi and Kirov

Question: In ballet what is a pas de deux
Answer: Dance for two

Question: How many basic foot positions are there in ballet
Answer: Five

Question: Which American company used the advertising symbol known as the golden arches, reputedly better known than the Christian cross
Answer: Macdonald's

Question: Which canine animal is sometimes used as the symbol for Britain
Answer: Bulldog

Question: What is the symbol of Judaism
Answer: Six pointed star

Question: What is the symbol of the National Trust
Answer: Oak leaves

Question: What is the largest lake in England
Answer: Windermere

Question: In which country is Lake Como
Answer: Italy

Question: Lake Titicaca is on the border between two countries, name one of them
Answer: Peru and Bolivia

Question: Where would you find the Lake of Dreams
Answer: On the Moon

Question: Who joined East 17 on If You Ever in 1996
Answer: Gabrielle

Question: Hot Chocolate's You Sexy Thing was used as the theme music for which 1997 film
Answer: The Full Monty

Question: Which group did Jools Holland leave to become a TV presenter
Answer: Squeeze

Question: On which Beatles Album was I'll Follow The Sun
Answer: Beatles For Sale

Question: What is a young pike called
Answer: Pickerel or Jack

Question: What are the respiratory organs of fish called
Answer: Gills

Question: What is a pregnant goldfish called
Answer: A twit

Question: What do Siamese fighting fish make their nests from
Answer: Bubbles

Question: Which tasty fish is also known as a smear dab
Answer: Lemon sole

Question: Who was the first person to be buried in Saint Paul's Cathedral
Answer: Christopher Wren

Question: In which city did Expo 67 take place
Answer: Montreal

Question: What name is given to words named after people e.g. Boycott
Answer: Eponyms

Question: Who wrote an Evening With Gary Lineker
Answer: Arthur Smith

Question: Who was the star of Lord of the Dance
Answer: Michael Flatly

Question: What Xmas novelty was invented by Tom Smith in the 1840's
Answer: Christmas cracker

Question: Who invented the pneumatic tyre
Answer: John Dunlop

Question: Which bone is the most often broken in humans
Answer: Collar bone

Question: What are the fibrous bands called that connects muscles to bones
Answer: Tendons

Question: What is the USA gambling game keno similar to in England
Answer: Bingo

Question: Which Scottish city is known as The Granite City
Answer: Aberdeen

Question: What is the more common name of the garden flower Kniphophia
Answer: Red hot poker

Question: What was the name of Julius Caesar's only known daughter
Answer: Julia

Question: What was the name of the 1988 film starring Meryl Streep about the Australian Dingo baby murder case
Answer: A Cry In The Dark

Question: In the film Psycho where does the first murder occur
Answer: In the shower

Question: Which actress co-starred with Mel Gibson in the 1997 film Conspiracy Theory
Answer: Julia Roberts

Question: What was the name of the knife thrower played by James Coburn in The Magnificent Seven (one word)
Answer: Britt

Question: Who is the actress who plays the lead in the film based on the computer game Tomb Raider
Answer: Angelina Jolie

Question: In which city is the Pakistan national cricket stadium
Answer: Karachi

Question: How many penalty points are incurred for knocking down a fence in a three day event
Answer: Ten

Question: What is the nearest large town to Ben Nevis
Answer: Fort William

Question: What do The Bull Inn at Rochester, The Great White Horse Inn at Ipswich and the Angel Inn at Bury Saint Edmunds have in common
Answer: All are mentioned in Dickens

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Young at Heart
Answer: The Bluebells

Question: A serenade is played in the evening what is it's morning equivalent
Answer: An aubade

Question: What was the first symphony to include trombones
Answer: Beethoven's Fifth

Question: At which sporting venue would you find Caesar's Leap
Answer: Burghley

Question: Which rowing club stages the Henley Regatta
Answer: Leander

Question: At which ground are the All Ireland Gaelic Football finals held
Answer: Croke Park in Dublin

Question: Which insects live in formicaries
Answer: Ants

Question: What is the collective noun for grasshoppers
Answer: Cloud

Question: What is the more common name for the insect called a devil's coach horse
Answer: Black beetle

Question: What disease is carried by bark beetles
Answer: Dutch elm disease

Question: On a bottle of drink what does A.b.v mean
Answer: Alcohol by volume

Question: What flavour is the liqueur Tia Maria
Answer: Coffee

Question: From which fruit is the French drink Calvados made
Answer: Apples

Question: What term is used by wine buffs to describe the aroma of wine
Answer: Bouquet

Question: What was the name of the monk who first produced sparkling wine
Answer: Dom Perignon

Question: The Holy Loch is an inlet on which Scottish river
Answer: Clyde

Question: Spurn Head lies at the estuary of which English river
Answer: Humber

Question: What was marmalade originally made from
Answer: Quince

Question: Which is the only walled city in North America to be declared a World Heritage Treasure by UNESCO
Answer: Quebec

Question: What was the name of the BBC quiz programme between football teams
Answer: Quizball

Question: Which singer starred with John Wayne in True Grit
Answer: Glen Campbell

Question: Henry Doherty patented which device for pet loving city people in 1972
Answer: The Poop Scoop

Question: Who was the first goalkeeper to captain the full England international football team
Answer: Frank Swift

Question: Who knocked Mike Tyson out in Tokyo in 1990
Answer: James Buster Douglas

Question: Who was the first cricketer to take 300 test wickets
Answer: Fred Trueman

Question: Which Briton broke the world triple jump record in 1995
Answer: Jonathan Edwards

Question: How many strings does a cello have
Answer: Four

Question: What is the largest of the woodwind family of instruments
Answer: Bassoon

Question: What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument in an orchestra
Answer: Piccolo

Question: What word describes the rate of change of a body's velocity
Answer: Acceleration

Question: Who in a sixties TV series was thawed from a block of ice to fight crime
Answer: Adam Adamant

Question: Which Kansas town made famous in many westerns is on the Smoky Hill river
Answer: Abilene

Question: Which river runs into the Dead Sea
Answer: Jordan