Question: What is the full surname of the title character in ‘Goodbye, Mr. Chips’?
Answer: Mr. Chipping

Question: Who has been praised for his portrayal of the gay Barton Scully in ‘Masters of Sex’?
Answer: Beau Bridges

Question: Which group had a no.5 hit with ‘Arms of Mary’ in 1976?
Answer: Sutherland Brothers And

Question: What two letters can be added to the end of ‘loch’ to make a term for a small, inland lake?
Answer: -An

Question: Which Scottish loch is closely associated with kippers?
Answer: Loch FYNE

Question: Which resort town is known as ‘The gateway to the isles’?
Answer: Oban

Question: The Women’s Institute was founded in which country?
Answer: Canada

Question: What nationality was the referee in the World Cup final?
Answer: Swiss

Question: Who beat the Soviet Union to finish third?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Who got to no.2 in the charts in 2002 with ‘Cry Me a River’?
Answer: Justin Timberlake

Question: After the assassination of Rasputin, his body was thrown into what river?
Answer: Neva

Question: In the metric system, the unit prefix ‘mega’ denotes a factor of what?
Answer: A Million

Question: In which city were the 1988 summer Olympics held?
Answer: Seoul

Question: If you are suffering from myalgia, what part/parts of your body is/are affected?
Answer: Muscles

Question: Which bird flies the greatest distance to migrate? (Two words.)
Answer: Arctic Tern

Question: Which bird’s song is said to sound like “A little bit of bread and no cheese”?
Answer: Yellowhammer

Question: Who directed ‘Alien 3’ (1992), ‘Fight Club’ (1999) and ‘The Social Network’ (2010)?
Answer: David Fincher

Question: Who stars as the suicidal alcoholic in the 1995 film, ‘Leaving Las Vegas’?
Answer: Nicolas Cage

Question: Which former politician has been dubbed ‘Doris Karloff’?
Answer: Ann Widdecombe

Question: What Italian dish is made with fried beaten eggs, resembling a Spanish omelette?
Answer: Frittata

Question: In a well-known nursery rhyme, who has “silver buckles at his knee”?
Answer: Bobby Shafto

Question: In ‘Treasure Island’, who is Long John Silver’s captain on the Hispaniola?
Answer: Cpt. SMOLLETT

Question: What is the name of the TOWIE star who was reported missing at the end of August?
Answer: James Argent

Question: What sort of creature is the water moccasin?
Answer: Snake

Question: What was the name of the British family who adopted Paddington Bear?
Answer: Brown

Question: Which band took the Floral Dance to no.2 in the charts in 1977?
Answer: Brighouse And Rastrick

Question: Who gave birth to Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily in 1996?
Answer: Paula Yates

Question: What was the favourite food of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
Answer: Pizza

Question: Which of Henry VIII’s wives had twice been widowed when they married?
Answer: Katharine Parr

Question: What name did he give to the street children whom he employs as intelligence agents?
Answer: Baker St. Irregulars

Question: In which magazine were the Sherlock Holmes stories first published?
Answer: The Strand

Question: In 2002, the statue of whom was given its first wash since 1873 at its Florence gallery?
Answer: David

Question: More famous for her tv roles, who played Mrs. Bumble in the 1968 film ‘Oliver’?
Answer: Peggy Mount

Question: In which 1976 film does Laurence Olivier play dentist Dr. Christian Szell?
Answer: Marathon Man

Question: Which Japanese island is missing – Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, and …. ?
Answer: Hokkaido

Question: Which N. Wales town has a courthouse, built in 1614, a castle, and a disused jail?
Answer: Beaumaris

Question: Which planet takes the equivalent of 11.86 Earth years to orbit the sun?
Answer: Jupiter

Question: A deciduous tree of the genus Betula is more commonly known as what?
Answer: Birch

Question: Where on the human body would you locate the carpal bones?
Answer: Wrist

Question: Pat Nevin was a favourite at which London association football club in the 1980s?
Answer: Chelsea

Question: In a 2014 Classic FM poll, which Vaughan Williams piece was voted the UK’s favourite?
Answer: The LARK ASCENDING

Question: What number Beethoven symphony includes ‘Ode to Joy’ in its final movement?
Answer: Ninth

Question: What was the first forename of the German composer Herr Orff?
Answer: Carl

Question: In 1978, who released her debut album ‘The Kick Inside’?
Answer: Kate Bush

Question: The first what in the UK took place on the night of Nov. 19th, 1994?
Answer: National Lottery Draw

Question: Since 1999, which manufacturer has won Le Mans on all but two occasions?
Answer: Audi

Question: The Bruins ice hockey team and the Celtics basketball team are based in which US city?
Answer: Boston

Question: What is the UK’s best-selling car of all time?
Answer: Ford Fiesta

Question: How old was River Phoenix when he died?
Answer: 23

Question: What word connects heather to a member of the cod family?
Answer: Ling

Question: In ‘Lovejoy’, what was the occupation of the title character?
Answer: Antiques Dealer

Question: What letter is used the most often in English language and literature?
Answer: E

Question: In which sport did Greg and Johnny Searle win a gold medal at Barcelona in 1992?
Answer: Rowing

Question: What was the name of the skunk in Disney’s version of Bambi?
Answer: Flower

Question: Who married Amal Alamuddin on September 29th 2014?
Answer: George Clooney

Question: In ‘Hamlet’, what was the name of the title character’s mother?
Answer: Gertrude

Question: In a nursery rhyme, who “came down too soon, and asked his way to Norwich”?
Answer: The MAN IN THE MOON

Question: What part did Clark Gable play in ‘Gone With The Wind’?
Answer: Rhett Butler

Question: In which 2006 film did he play the part of Theodore Roosevelt?
Answer: Night At The Museum

Question: Which state of the USA lies between South Carolina and Florida?
Answer: Georgia

Question: Which English town or city lies on the rivers, Eden, Caldew, and Petteril?
Answer: Carlisle

Question: The sitcom ‘Roseanne’ was a hit that ran for nine seasons. What was the family surname?
Answer: Connor

Question: In 1066, on which hill did Harold deploy his troops for the Battle of Hastings?
Answer: Senlac

Question: A pier at which resort was badly damaged by fire on July 30th?
Answer: Eastbourne

Question: Why did a house in a S. Wales town going on sale for £125,000 make the papers?
Answer: Used in GAVIN AND STACEY

Question: Which country were runners-up to Germany in the association football World Cup?
Answer: Argentina

Question: What is the main function of red blood cells?
Answer: TRANSPORT OXYGEN to the

Question: Greta Garbo uttered her most famous line in ‘Grand Hotel’ (1932). What was it?
Answer: I Want To Be Alone

Question: From which country did Madagascar gain independence in 1960?
Answer: France

Question: Floated earlier this year, Saga started with one hotel in which town?
Answer: Folkstone

Question: Mama Cass did not choke to death by eating what? (Two words.)
Answer: Ham Sandwich

Question: In 2009, which judge on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ was told to Foxtrot Oscar?
Answer: Arlene Phillips

Question: Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman co-starred in which 1995 film?
Answer: Seven

Question: In the 2013 Oscar ceremony, which film won the most awards, with four?
Answer: Life Of Pi

Question: With which type of foodstuff do you associate the name of Levi Roots?
Answer: REGGAE REGGAE sauce

Question: In Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Mikado’, with whom is Nanki-Poo in love?
Answer: Yum Yum

Question: Which noun, often used in drug testing, comes from the Latin for “I shall please”?
Answer: Placebo

Question: ‘Love Fool’ was the first UK Top 10 hit for which group, in 1997?
Answer: The Cardigans

Question: A type of cancer arising from the melanocyte cells of the skin is known as what?
Answer: Malignant Melanoma

Question: Which historic Derbyshire building is said to be ‘more glass than wall’?
Answer: Hardwick Hall