Question: Which three animals appear in the nursery rhyme Hey Diddle Diddle
Answer: Cat, cow and dog

Question: To what feature on British roads did the Minister of Transport give his name in the 30's
Answer: Belisha beacons

Question: What did The Daily Worker change it's name to in the 60's
Answer: The Morning Star

Question: In which South African province do most of the Zulu population live
Answer: Natal

Question: What is the fossilised resin of coniferous trees called
Answer: Amber

Question: Who played Sam the piano player and sang As Time Goes By in the film Casablanca
Answer: Dooley Wilson

Question: Who starred with Jeff Daniels in the 1995 film Dumb and Dumber
Answer: Jim Carrey

Question: In which series of films would you meet Frank Drebin
Answer: Naked Gun

Question: In Kevin Costner’s Waterworld who played Deacon, the leader of the Smokers
Answer: Dennis Hopper

Question: Who played the part of He-Man in Masters of the Universe
Answer: Dolph Lundgren

Question: Which Swiss football club shares its name with an insect
Answer: Grasshoppers

Question: On which golf course would you find the Barry Burn
Answer: Carnoustie

Question: Who was James Hunt driving for when he won the F1 world driver's championship
Answer: McLaren

Question: On which racecourse is the Welsh Grand National ran
Answer: Chepstow

Question: Which event is featured on the last day of the modern pentathlon
Answer: Cross country running

Question: Who had a 1998 top ten hit with Crush
Answer: Jennifer Paige

Question: Teddy Bear was featured in which Elvis Presley film
Answer: Loving You

Question: Who took the lead vocals in the pop group Blur
Answer: Damon Albarn

Question: How many degrees are there in a triangle
Answer: 180

Question: What is the name given to a breast X-Ray
Answer: Mammogram

Question: Who did Michael Foot succeed as leader of The Labour Party
Answer: Jim Callaghan

Question: What nationality is Pope John Paul 11
Answer: Polish

Question: What are motorways called in Spain
Answer: Autopista

Question: What is the road bed of a railway called
Answer: The permanent way

Question: Which car company made the Vanquish
Answer: Aston Martin

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Baby, the Trophy and the Tiger
Answer: Triumph

Question: Who played the part of Harry in Third Rock From the Sun
Answer: French Stewart

Question: Mork and Mindy was a spin off from which American TV series
Answer: Happy Days

Question: What was the name of the Boswell's daughter in Bread
Answer: Aveline

Question: At which battle did Nelson hold his telescope to his blind eye and say "I see no signal"
Answer: Battle of Copenhagen

Question: What does the sign FKK signify on a German beach
Answer: It is for nudists

Question: What was Priscilla in Priscilla of the Desert
Answer: A bus

Question: Which English actor appeared in The Go Between, Women in Love and Shout
Answer: Alan Bates

Question: What is the sequel to the film Sister Act called
Answer: Back in the Habit

Question: Which actor played the robot cowboy in Westworld
Answer: Yul Brynner

Question: What was the name of Tina Turner's character in Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome
Answer: Auntie Entity

Question: What is the more common name for the Tibetan ox
Answer: Yak

Question: What type of creature is a dik dik
Answer: Antelope

Question: What is the highest fence in the Grand National
Answer: The Chair

Question: What colour flag is flown to denote danger area unsafe in skiing
Answer: Yellow

Question: What nationality is or was former F1 Grand Prix driver Clay Regazzoni
Answer: Swiss

Question: How many Wimbledon singles championships did John McEnroe win
Answer: Three

Question: What is the boiling point of water on the Fahrenheit scale
Answer: 212 degrees

Question: Who was the first and to date the only woman to have won two Nobel prizes
Answer: Marie Curie

Question: Which rays produce sun tan
Answer: Ultraviolet

Question: What is claimed to be the oldest of the sciences
Answer: Astronomy

Question: Which Sam Cooke hit had the same name as a Roman god
Answer: Cupid

Question: Who had a No 1 in 1996 with Breakfast at Tiffanys
Answer: Deep Blue Something

Question: Which country traditionally plays bouzouki music
Answer: Greece

Question: Where did Puff the Magic Dragon live
Answer: Honalee

Question: What is the French President's summer residence
Answer: Fontainbleau Palace

Question: In the 'Allo 'Allo T.V. series what was Rene's radio call sign
Answer: Night Hawk

Question: What is the correct name for the "Clock" in a taxi cab
Answer: Taximeter

Question: Where in London are the Mappin Terraces
Answer: The Zoological Gardens

Question: What is the first name of the character played by Robert Carlyle in the Full Monty
Answer: Gary

Question: In which film did Paul Newman eat fifty hard boiled eggs for a bet
Answer: Cool Hand Luke

Question: What were the first names of the Three Stooges
Answer: Curly, Moe and Larry

Question: Which war hero was the subject of the film Reach for the Sky
Answer: Douglas Bader

Question: Which two football clubs were elected to the Scottish league in 2000
Answer: Elgin City and Peterhead

Question: What colour is the outer ring of an Olympic archery target
Answer: White

Question: At which sport would you compete for the International Dragon Cup
Answer: Yachting

Question: On which British golf course are there holes called Railway and South America
Answer: Carnoustie the ninth and tenth

Question: Which song begins with the line Friday night and the lights are low
Answer: Dancing Queen

Question: Which group said Come and Get it in 1970
Answer: Badfinger

Question: Which Beatles song begins with the French National Anthem
Answer: All You Need Is Love

Question: Peroni beer comes from which country
Answer: Italy

Question: What is the meat traditionally used in hotpot
Answer: Lamb

Question: What is the state capital of Wyoming
Answer: Cheyenne

Question: In which American state would you find The Painted Desert
Answer: Arizona

Question: Which American city has areas called Hyde Park and Southend
Answer: Boston

Question: What is the name in U.S. given to a distiller of illegal spirits
Answer: Moonshiner

Question: What is a sample of cloth or wallpaper called
Answer: A swatch

Question: What is the part of a horse's bridle that goes into its mouth called
Answer: The bit

Question: What is the U.K. equivalent of the American Bureau of Consumer Protection
Answer: The Office of Fair Trading

Question: Why was the 1959 Royal variety Performance called off
Answer: The Queen was pregnant

Question: Who has a summer palace at Castel Gandolfo
Answer: The Pope

Question: Which tradesman would use a leggatt and a yealm in his work
Answer: A thatcher

Question: Which TV family lived at 518 Crestview Drive Beverley Hills
Answer: The Clampetts

Question: Who wrote One Foot In The Grave
Answer: David Renwick

Question: Who was the American equivalent to Alf Garnett
Answer: Archie Bunker

Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with All The Young Dudes
Answer: Mott The Hoople

Question: Which song sang by the Chiffons shares it’s name with an aria from Puccinis Madame Butterfly
Answer: One Fine Day

Question: The didgeridoo comes from which country
Answer: Australia

Question: Which group were once known as the Chillingford Chokers
Answer: The Stranglers

Question: Which British medal now ranks second to the V.C.
Answer: The Conspicuous Gallantry Cross

Question: In which war was the Victoria Cross first awarded
Answer: Crimean

Question: Which boxer was nicknamed the Clones Cyclone
Answer: Barry McGuigan

Question: What was TV chef Graeme Kerr nicknamed
Answer: The Galloping Gourmet

Question: Which golfer is nicknamed the Golden Bear
Answer: Jack Nicklaus

Question: What was the nickname of French tennis player Rene Lacoste
Answer: Crocodile

Question: In which English city was boxer Prince Naseem Hamed born
Answer: Sheffield