Question: How many times has Luxemburg won the Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Five Times

Question: Margaretha Zelle was shot as a spy in Paris in 1917, how was she better known?
Answer: Mata Hari

Question: In which Country is Graham Greene's Novel The Comedians set?
Answer: Haiti

Question: What is the nickname of Chopin's short piano piece 'Waltz in D flat, Op.64, No.1'?
Answer: The Minute Waltz

Question: Of the nine countries in the Irish province of Ulster three are in the Republic of Ireland, Donegal is one, name one of the others.
Answer: Cavan/Monaghan

Question: Within a year either way when was the radio programme 'The Archers' first broadcast throughout the UK?
Answer: 1951

Question: In Greek mythology, by what collective name are the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne better known?
Answer: The Muses

Question: Who plays the part of Sergeant Hathaway in ITV's detective series 'Lewis'?
Answer: Lawrence Fox

Question: Which nation's flag is said to be the oldest still in use?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Barbara Euphan Todd wrote a series of children's books about which popular character later the star of several TV series?
Answer: Worzel Gummidge

Question: At which Washington monument, in August 1963, did Martin Luther King deliver his historic "I have a dream" speech?
Answer: The Lincoln Memorial

Question: What contribution did John Graham Chambers make to the sport of boxing?
Answer: He Devised The 'Marquis Of Queensbury' Rules

Question: There are three countries which are landlocked and totally surrounded by one other country. The Vatican city is one, name either of the other two.
Answer: Lesotho/San Marino

Question: What name is given to the swim bladders of certain fish when used in cookery and brewing?
Answer: Isinglass

Question: Which Italian painter is known for his images of human faces made up of such things as flowers, vegetables and fish?
Answer: Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Question: To within 10 how many stations are served by the London Underground?
Answer: 270

Question: Ballabriggs won the 2011 Grand National. Who was his jockey?
Answer: Jason Maguire

Question: Which Roman wrote 'Ars Poetica' and the 'Odes'?
Answer: Horace

Question: What kind of creature is a taipan?
Answer: A Snake

Question: The 'Occupy...' movement started in September 2011 and now has camps in more than 80 countries. But which was the first camp?
Answer: Occupy Wall Street

Question: Which group had a hit album in 2012 with 'In my Dreams'?
Answer: The Military Wives

Question: What kind of bird has varieties called tawny, short-eared and little?
Answer: Owl

Question: What is the name of the bus in the 'Thomas the Tank Engine' stories?
Answer: Bertie

Question: Which city is near the Hawkesbury river and is served by Kingsford-Smith airport?
Answer: Sydney

Question: Who was the first Prime Minister of an independent India in 1947?
Answer: (Jawaharlal) Nehru

Question: Ditalini and manicotti are examples of which food?
Answer: Pasta

Question: The character Alexander Orlov advertises which company in TV commercials?
Answer: Comparethemarket.com

Question: Who composed 'Belshazzar's Feast' cantata?
Answer: William Walton

Question: What was the name of the French government from 1870 to 1940 when it collapsed and was replaced by the Vichy Government?
Answer: Third Republic

Question: What is the name of the long, thin muscle that runs down the thigh, the longest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Sartorius

Question: What is the basic unit of Braille called?
Answer: Cell

Question: Prince William has three other forenames, give any one of them?
Answer: Arthur Philip Louis

Question: Which city is served by Carrasco airport and was the last port of call for the German battleship Graf Spee?
Answer: Montevideo

Question: What was the title of Elton John's first solo No. I hit?
Answer: Sacrifice

Question: Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 1990 for her role as Annie Wilkes in the film 'Misery'?
Answer: Kathy Bates

Question: The name of which ribbon pasta can be translated as 'little ribbons' or 'little slices'?
Answer: Fettuccini

Question: Which composer won an Oscar for the music score in the film 'Bridge on the River Kwai'?
Answer: Malcolm Arnold

Question: Who was the first Governor-General of Pakistan from August 1947 to his death in September 1948, he is known as the 'Father of the Nation'?
Answer: (Muhammad Ali) Jinnah

Question: What is the full name of the city on the Humber estuary commonly known as Hull?
Answer: Kingston -(up)on-Hull

Question: 'I Could be so Good For You' was the theme song to which TV programme?
Answer: Minder

Question: On which island is the 'Ring of Brodgar'?
Answer: Mainland, Orkney

Question: If something is described as 'aquiline', which creature does it look like?
Answer: Eagle

Question: Name the year; Minimum wage introduced (£3.60 for over 21s), Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones, total eclipse of the sun in Cornwall?
Answer: 1999

Question: What personal trophy/keepsake is awarded to the winner of a World-Series-of Poker tournament?
Answer: A Bracelet

Question: Which 1960 play has as its title character, a tramp named 'Davies'?
Answer: The Caretaker

Question: Which famous racehorse, winner of all his 18 races, is an ancestor of over 90% of all racehorses?
Answer: Eclipse

Question: What was the capital of the independent republic of South Vietnam from 1955 to 1975?
Answer: Saigon

Question: Namibia, then known as South-West Africa, became a colony of which country in 1884?
Answer: Germany

Question: The Shard stands next to which London Underground station?
Answer: London Bridge

Question: The Pleiades and Hyades star clusters are in which constellation?
Answer: Taurus

Question: The Green Man Music Festival takes place every August in which National Park?
Answer: Brecon Beacons

Question: Which is the longest and widest nerve in the human body?
Answer: Sciatic

Question: A 104 metre long 'Tapestry' depicting the early campaign of Bonnie Prince Charlie was completed in 2010, it is named after which town/battle?
Answer: Prestonpans

Question: What name is given to the form of de6oration whereby a piece of different material is added to the original?
Answer: Appliqué

Question: Vic Brown is the hero of which 1960 novel set in West Yorkshire?
Answer: A Kind of Loving

Question: Danny O'Donoghue was a judge on the TV show 'The Voice'; he is the singer with which group?
Answer: The Script

Question: Which seaside town is the venue for the Latitude Music Festival every July?
Answer: Southwold

Question: 'That's Livin' Alright' was the theme song to which TV programme?
Answer: Auf Wiedersehen, Pet

Question: Prince Harry has three other forenames, give any one of them?
Answer: Charles Albert David

Question: On which island are the 'Standing Stones of Callanish'?
Answer: Lewis

Question: Which actor and TV personality has been a judge on many musical talent shows and hosts 'Tonight's the Night'?
Answer: John Barrowman

Question: Rigel and Betelgeuse are in which constellation?
Answer: Orion

Question: Who was the New Zealander killed during a protest against the National front in London in 1979?
Answer: Blair Peach

Question: Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is in which province?
Answer: Ontario

Question: Which treaty of 1783 ended the US War of Indepencence?
Answer: (Peace of) Paris

Question: Thomas Heatherwick's sculpture 'B of the Bang' was commissioned to mark which event?
Answer: 2002 (Manchester)Commonwealth Games

Question: What was the name of the brother of the six Mitford sisters?
Answer: Thomas

Question: Graham McPherson achieved fame as a singer using which name?
Answer: Suggs

Question: What is the English title of the national anthem of Ireland?
Answer: Soldier's Song

Question: What is the SI unit of electrical resistance?
Answer: Ohm

Question: In which country did the so called "Arab Spring" uprisings commence in 2011?
Answer: Tunisia