Question: Which Irish group, from Dundalk, released albums, including Forgiven Not Forgotten, Talk on Corners, In Blue?
Answer: The Corrs

Question: Which former US President's real name is William Jefferson Blythe III?
Answer: Bill Clinton

Question: Which Royal residence is situated between Dersingham and King's Lynn?
Answer: Sandringham House

Question: What Is the original name of the word sudoku?
Answer: Number Place

Question: Which American main road is known as the Will Rogers Highway, the Main Street of America, also the Mother Road?
Answer: Route 88

Question: Which late actor said: The problem with the world is that everyone is a few drinks behind?
Answer: Humphrey Bogart

Question: According to the words of the song, at what time does Burlington Bertie rise?
Answer: Ten thirty

Question: In which city was the American Declaration of Independence signed?
Answer: Philadelphia

Question: What was first introduced in 1799, abolished in 1816, re-introduced in 1842 and is still with us today?
Answer: Income Tax

Question: A Flemish Giant is the largest domestic breed of which animal?
Answer: Rabbit

Question: How was Derek McCulloch known to listeners of BBC?s Children's Favourites and Children's Hour?
Answer: Uncle Mac

Question: What was the surname of the German who developed an exercise regime whilst interred in a World War 1 prisoner-of-war camp?
Answer: Pilates

Question: The Blackdown Hills are on the border of two counties, name either?
Answer: Somerset or Devon

Question: The first head of state to win a Nobel Prize won the Peace Prize in 1906, what was his name?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt

Question: According to Edward Lear from what affliction did the Pobble suffer?
Answer: It had no toes

Question: Which is the major city of the Italian region of Piedmont?
Answer: Turin

Question: How is food en brochette cooked and/or served?
Answer: On a Skewer

Question: In a TV advert, a model of which car was made out of cake?
Answer: Skoda

Question: Which US city is known as the Big Pineapple?
Answer: Honolulu

Question: Captain of the England rugby union team between 1997 and 2004, who had the real forenames Lorenzo Bruno Nero?
Answer: Lawrence Dallaglio

Question: Author lain Banks died in 2013, what initial did he add to his name for his science fiction books?
Answer: M

Question: What name is given to a phase of the moon when the moon's disc as seen from the earth is larger than a semi-circle (but not full)?
Answer: Gibbous

Question: The bakery chain Gregg's is based in which city?
Answer: Newcastle

Question: Which is the largest island in the Inner Hebrides?
Answer: Skye

Question: 1985 was the last year that the Scottish football league title was not won by either Celtic or Rangers, which team won it that year?
Answer: Aberdeen

Question: What was the occupation of Cliff Clavin in the American TV sitcom ?Cheers??
Answer: Postman

Question: By winning the best supporting actor Oscar in 2007, who became Spain?s first winner of an Academy Award? He played a Bond villain in ?Skyfall?.
Answer: Javier Bardem

Question: Leigh Francis is the real name of which TV entertainer, the character first appeared in ?Whatever I Want? then ?Bo Selecta??
Answer: Keith Lemon

Question: Which building is the home of the Northern Sinfonia orchestra?
Answer: Sage

Question: Terry Deary has written which series of books for children?
Answer: Horrible Histories

Question: Which English city will be a British City of Culture in 2017?
Answer: Hull

Question: Which group did Steve Winwood leave to form Traffic?
Answer: Spencer Davis Group

Question: Which famous playwright acted under the name David Baron?
Answer: Harold Pinter

Question: Pelleas and Melisande is the only opera by which composer?
Answer: Debussy

Question: Which lake was created by the construction of the Aswan High Dam?
Answer: Lake Nasser

Question: Oscar Deutsch founded which cinema chain in 1930, taking the name from the Greek word for amphitheatre?
Answer: Odeon

Question: What was the name of the photographer in the film La Dolce Vita?
Answer: Paparazzo

Question: The USA bought the American Virgin Islands in 1917, from which country?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Who wrote the 46 volume county-by-county guide Buildings of England between 1951 and 1974?
Answer: Nikolaus Pevsner

Question: The single shortest term as Prime Minister was a period of 22 days in 1834, who was in office?
Answer: Duke of Wellington

Question: Who was the Emperor of Rome at the time of the invasion of Britain in 43 AD?
Answer: Claudius

Question: Which war featured the first commandos?
Answer: Boer War

Question: What is the more common name for the confection rahat lokum?
Answer: Turkish Delight

Question: St Gertrude is the name of a piece of music usually used for which popular hymn?
Answer: Onward Christian Soldiers

Question: Miles Standish was the captain of which famous ship?
Answer: Mayflower

Question: Whole-leaf, broken-leaf, fannings and dust are grades of which commodity?
Answer: Tea

Question: According to the words of a poem, who lived by the shores of Gitche Gurnee?
Answer: Hiawatha

Question: The song Hey Big Spender comes from which musical?
Answer: Sweet Charity

Question: Ann Cleves wrote the novel Red Bones, which BBC TV drama, screened in 2013 and 2014, was based on it?
Answer: Shetland

Question: According to tradition, The Pied Piper of Hamelin drowned the town?s rats in which river?
Answer: Weser

Question: What was the name of the army doctor, son of the Bishop of Liverpool, who was awarded two Victoria Crosses during World War 1, the second posthumously?
Answer: Noel Chavasse

Question: Which Football League club moved into its new home in 2011 at the Falmer Stadium, now known as the Amex Stadium for sponsorship purposes?
Answer: Brighton & Hove Albion

Question: Which musical instrument has a name which derives from the Greek for good sound or sweet voice?
Answer: Euphonium

Question: Named by Captain Cook for a Lord Commissioner of the Royal Navy, what name is given to the inlet of the Tasman Sea that forms a large natural harbour and includes Sydney Harbour and its environs?
Answer: Port Jackson

Question: Who is the English film director of The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, United 93 and Captain Phillips?
Answer: Paul Greengrass

Question: Which country became the 28th member of the EU on 1st July 2013?
Answer: Croatia

Question: What is the alternative name of The Battle of Sharpsburg fought on 17th Septermber 1862, the bloodiest single day in the US Civil War, with 22,717 dead wounded or missing?
Answer: Antietam

Question: Which is Charles Dickens' third published novel, its characters include: Madame Mantalini, Newman Noggs and Vincent Crummles?
Answer: Nicholas Nickleby

Question: What was the BBC TV comedy series that ran between 1962 and 1974 that included episodes called The Leadman Cometh, My Old Man's A Tory and A Cuckoo In The Nest?
Answer: Steptoe and Son

Question: Which large Roman villa in West Sussex was accidentally discovered by Aubrey Barrett, an engineer for the Portsmouth Water Company, while laying a pipe across a field?
Answer: Fishbourne

Question: The German national anthem Der Deutschlandlied with words by Hoffman, has a tune by which composer?
Answer: Haydn

Question: In which year did the following occur: formation of the Football Association, opening of the Metropolitan Railway in London and the wedding of Edward, Prince of Wales to Princess Alexandra of Denmark?
Answer: 1863

Question: Guinea-Bissau is a former colony of which country, represented in its official language?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Which business based in Needham, Massachussets claims to be the world's largest and most popular travel community with over 100 million user-generated reviews of hotels, restaurants and attractions?
Answer: Trip Adviser