Question: Cullet is a waste version with impurities of which material?
Answer: Glass

Question: In heraldry what word designates a horizontal band over the middle of an escutcheon?
Answer: A FESSE or FESS

Question: Chianti must contain at least 75% of which Italian grape variety?
Answer: Sangiovese

Question: Isabella of Angouleme was the wife of which English King?
Answer: John

Question: The Wanderers Stadium is a cricket venue in which South African city?
Answer: Johannesburg

Question: The tallest cathedral in France is to be found in which Northern city?
Answer: Amiens

Question: Hilary Mantel won the 2009 Man Booker Prize with which novel?
Answer: Wolf Hall

Question: Which bird do the French know as `hibou'?
Answer: The Owl

Question: Which actor played Inspector George Gently in the TV series of that name?
Answer: Martin Shaw

Question: Stefani Germanotta is better known in the pop music world as whom?
Answer: Lady Gaga

Question: 'The Potato Eaters' was a work of which famous artist?
Answer: Vincent Van Gogh

Question: The University of Pennsylvania is in which U S city?
Answer: Philadelphia

Question: 'Charlotte Rhodes' was the name of the ship which featured regularly in which TV series?
Answer: The Onedin Line

Question: Which group had a number one hit in 1983 with 'True'?
Answer: Spandau Ballet

Question: The grape variety `syrah' takes its name from which town in Iran?
Answer: Shiraz

Question: What is the capital of Surinam?
Answer: Paramaribo

Question: Which singer had a number one hit in 2003 with 'Slow'?
Answer: Kylie Minogue

Question: In which present day country was the bulk of the Hittite Empire situated?
Answer: Turkey

Question: Which horse was the winner of the 2010 Cheltenham Gold Cup?
Answer: Imperial Commander

Question: What is the spirit ingredient in a Tom Collins cocktail?
Answer: Gin

Question: The ship Earl of Pembroke renamed in 1768 for its new role became famous by what name?
Answer: Endeavour

Question: Horatio Nelson lost his arm in an abortive attack on which island?
Answer: Tenerife

Question: In a Stinger cocktail what spirit is added to crème de menthe?
Answer: Brandy

Question: Which is the largest of London's theatres, i.e. has the most seats?
Answer: Coliseum

Question: The TV series 'Lark Rise to Candleford' is based on whose stories?
Answer: Flora Thompson

Question: Which artist produced many paintings of Jane Avril at The Moulin Rouge?
Answer: Henri Toulouse-Lautrec

Question: In which town in Southern England is the grave of Pocahontas?
Answer: Gravesend

Question: In which English county is Frankland Prison?
Answer: Durham_

Question: Who won the 1940 Presidential election in the Philip Roth novel 'The Plot Against America'?
Answer: Charles Lindbergh

Question: Which is the only country outside the USA where alligators are found in the wild?
Answer: China

Question: 'Sup up your beer and collect your fags' is the opening line to which 1979 Top 5 hit single?
Answer: Eton Rifles

Question: The flower Campanula rotundifolia is commonly known as the bluebell in Scotland; how is it known in England?
Answer: Harebell

Question: In which city was this year's Formula One European Grand Prix held?
Answer: Valenca

Question: Which star of the 1960 film 'Never on Sunday' became the Greek Minister for Culture and Science
Answer: in 1981?

Question: 'There's no point in asking, you'll get no reply' is the opening line to which 1977 Top 10 single?
Answer: Pretty Vacant

Question: Which astronaut, on whose book the movie was based, was played by Tom Hanks in the 1995 film `Apollo 13'?
Answer: Jim Lovell

Question: What type of shop did Jack Taylor the referee of the 1974 Football World Cup Final run?
Answer: Butciier'S

Question: The flower Dianthus barbatus is commonly known as Stinking Billy in Scotland; by what more pleasant-sounding name is it known in England?
Answer: Sweet William

Question: Although approaching his 30th birthday, in which 1953 film did Marlon Brando play the part of the teenage leader of a motorcycle gang?
Answer: The Wild One

Question: Harp design and Fan design are the two main classes of which type of bridge?
Answer: Cable Stay(Ed)

Question: Which board game was invented by part-time clown, Anthony E Pratt?
Answer: Cluedo

Question: In which Welsh castle was the future King Henry VII born?
Answer: Pembroke

Question: At which point on the Cumbrian coast does Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk start?
Answer: St Bees

Question: In which country was the board game Trivial Pursuit devised?
Answer: Canada

Question: At which place in the Peak District does the Pennine Way start?
Answer: Edale

Question: In which of her palaces did Queen Elizabeth the First die?
Answer: Richmond

Question: Where do celebrity panellists sit in the Channel 4 TV game show 'Countdown'?
Answer: Dictionary Corner

Question: Natasha Khan is better known by which stage name?
Answer: Bat For Lashes

Question: To what was the 17th Century Lord Mayor of London Sir Thomas Bloodworth referring when he disparagingly declared "A woman might piss it out", before going back to bed?
Answer: The Great Fire Of London

Question: If you sailed West from Land's End and followed the same line of latitude, which country would be your first port of call?
Answer: Canada

Question: Who, with the real name Corynne Elliot, won the 2009 Mercury Music Prize?
Answer: Speech Debelle

Question: Which driver won the 2010 British Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: Mark Webber

Question: It was founded in 1379 as St Mary's College of Winchester in Oxford, but as there was already a St Mary's College at Oxford as what has it been known ever since?
Answer: New College

Question: Passat - the Volkswagen car model, is German for a type of what?
Answer: Wind

Question: The Childe of Hale visited which Oxford College, named after a door knocker, where an imprint of his hand could be seen in the plaster until the 1880s?
Answer: Brasenose

Question: Name one of the 3 astronauts from Apollo 8 who became the first to see the far side of the moon.
Answer: Anders, Bormann Or Lovell

Question: 'Gone with the Wind', was the first film in colour to win the Oscar for Best Picture; which musical
Answer: was the second?

Question: Which theme park in North Yorkshire has the longest roller coaster in the UK, 'The Ultimate'?
Answer: Lightwater Valley

Question: Which was the last film to win all 5 major Oscars (Best Director, picture, screenplay, actor and actress)?
Answer: The Silence Of The Lambs

Question: Which term for Swiss bankers was used by Labour politicians in the 1950s and 1960s?
Answer: Gnomes Of Zurich

Question: By what name is the white Florentine Iris known when used in perfumery?
Answer: Orris

Question: On which date is the Queen's actual birthday?
Answer: 21St April

Question: On which creature does the direction of hair growth go opposite to other mammals, so rain runs down without soaking it when it hangs upside down from trees?
Answer: Sloth

Question: What is the condition of the eye which makes round objects appear oval?
Answer: Astigmatism

Question: Which sub-region of Aquitaine in South West France is known for its brandy?
Answer: Armagnac

Question: Which US comedian and actor shares his name with a traditional English ballad and an area of the Eldon Square Shopping Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Answer: Chevy Chase

Question: Who composed an opera about the Shakespeare character Sir John Falstaff?
Answer: Verdi

Question: Who wrote the play `Hobson's Choice' in 1916?
Answer: Harold Brighouse

Question: Hashim Amla has played test cricket for which country?
Answer: South Africa

Question: In January 2010 Cadburys advised shareholders to accept a bid from which food company?
Answer: Kraft

Question: Which English town/city is the centre of the Post Code area SN?
Answer: Swindon

Question: As of March 2010 who is the current Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs?
Answer: Hilary Benn