Question: Which famous science fiction novel of 1898 is famous for its ending which states "After all that mankind had tried, the Earth was saved by the littlest things that God, in his wisdom, had put on this Earth?
Answer: War Of The Worlds

Question: What nationality was Kel Nagle, winner of golf's British Open in 1960 ?
Answer: Australian

Question: Situated almost opposite The Old Vaults pub, which Wrexham cafe has the official address 56, Chester Street?
Answer: Kristina'S

Question: Which US President was assassinated on September 6th 1901 shortly after spending a morning visiting Niagara Falls with his wife?
Answer: William McKINLEY

Question: As in the film TORA TORA TORA which five letter word does the Japanes word Tora mean in English?
Answer: Tiger

Question: Which Wrexham cafe has the official address 10 Bank Street?
Answer: Marubbi

Question: What nationality was Bob Charles, winner of golf's British Open in 1963?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: What is the well known two word name of the street in Los Angeles that runs from Figuerola Street for 22 miles to the Pacofoc Coast Highway?
Answer: Sunset Boulevard

Question: What is the well known two word name for the remote , higher reaches of the A57 road where it crosses the Peak District between Manchester and Sheffield?
Answer: Snake Pass

Question: Which British Prime Minister was born at 54 Albion Road, Broadstairs, Kent on July 9th 1916 ?
Answer: Edward Heath

Question: What was the three word name of the manwith the gong in the "yes or no" interlude in the 1960s game show Take Your Pick?
Answer: Bob Danvers Walker

Question: Identify the title of the 1960's Number One hit that opened with the lyrics "Got a good reason for taking the easy way out"?
Answer: Day Tripper

Question: Living from 1890 to 1963, what was the more famous name of American born Robert Franklin Stroud?
Answer: Birdman Of Alcatraz

Question: Which English author wrote the 1934 novel Goodbye Mr Chips?
Answer: James HILTON

Question: Give any year in the life of Thomas Beckett?
Answer: 1118 - 1170

Question: What nationality was artist Mark Rothko who lived from 1903 to 1970?
Answer: Russian

Question: Give any year in the life of the notorius English pirate Edward Teach, more famously known as Blackbeard?
Answer: 1680 - 1718

Question: Which English author wrote the 1925 novel 'The Great Gatsby'?
Answer: F Scott Fitzgerald

Question: Living from 1911 to 1995, what is the more famous name of american born Virginia Katherine McMath?
Answer: Ginger Rogers

Question: Which actor played the role of psychiatrist Sam Loomis in the 1978 horror film Halloween?
Answer: Donald Pleasance

Question: Taking their name from the French for 'small oven' which small cake confection usually eaten at the end of a meal are described as small, square cut, frosted and decorated sponge cake?
Answer: Petit Fours

Question: What nationality was artist Alphonse Mucha who lived from 1869 to 1939 ?
Answer: Czech

Question: Which ex snooker world champion died on July 24th 2010 aged 61 ?
Answer: Alex Higgins

Question: What is the name of the female assistant to Sweeney Todd who supplies the pies in the famous story?
Answer: Mrs Lovett

Question: Launched in January 1993, which Ford model car won the award for European Car of the Year in 1994?
Answer: Mondeo

Question: In a standard game of poker, which hand comes immediately lower than a straight flush?
Answer: Four Of A Kind

Question: With a population of over one and a half million inhabitants, what is the capital city of Cameroon?
Answer: Yaounde

Question: What is the name of the girlfriend of Bill Sykes who he murders in the Dickens novel 'Oliver Twist'?
Answer: Nancy

Question: In a standard game of poker, which hand comes immediately lower than a straight?
Answer: Three Of A Kind

Question: Launched in Autumn 1995, which Renault model car won the award for European Car of the Year in 2003 ?
Answer: Megane

Question: Which Scottish football team share their name with the Christian name of a famous American criminal who died in 1934 ?
Answer: Clyde

Question: Which Scottish football team have a first name that is shared with a Wrexham public house?
Answer: Albion Rovers

Question: 'The Town of Titipu' is the alternative name for which Gilbert and Sullivan opera?
Answer: The Mikado

Question: What type of creatures in Britain have types called Whooper and Berwick?
Answer: Swans

Question: Which member is missing from the following list of the group The Jackson Five - Michael, Marlin, Jackie and Jermain?
Answer: Tito

Question: What was the name of the London based street dance troupe who won the third series of ITV's 'Britain's Got Talent', narrowly beating Susan Boyle into second place?
Answer: Diversity

Question: Who is the only Fulham player to win the award for Football Writer's 'Player of the Year', doing so in 1975.
Answer: Alan Mullery

Question: Three British towns were awarded city status in 2012. Perth and Chelmsford were two, which was the other one?
Answer: St Asaph

Question: What 'M' was the name of the farm in the George Orwell book 'Animal Farm'?
Answer: Manor

Question: Found in Venezuela, what is the name of the world's highest uninterupted waterfall?
Answer: Angel Falls

Question: Which four word term associated with the American Counter culture of the 1960s was used primarily in opposition to the Vietnam war and was printed on thousands of buttons which were distributed at the Mother's Day peace march in 1965?
Answer: Make Love Not War

Question: What was the name of the then 14 year old street dancer from Warrington who won the second series of IV's 'Britain's got Talent', performing a big beat remix of the song 'Singing in the Rain'?
Answer: George SAMPSON

Question: Whic male member i missing from the following list of the group 'The Osmonds' - Donny, Jimmy, Alan, wayne and Jay?
Answer: Merrill

Question: Found in Chile, what is the name of the world's driest desert?
Answer: Atacama

Question: Which British town was awarded city status in 1969 so affecting the name of its football league team?
Answer: Swansea

Question: Apart from Stanley Matthews in 1963, who is the only Stoke City player to win the award for Football Writer's Player of the Year, doing so in 1972?
Answer: Gordon Banks

Question: Now aged 57, which British scientist is widely accepted as being the inventor of the World Wide Web?
Answer: Tim BERNERS-LEE

Question: What nickname links an entertainer who has the real name Victoria Hesketh and the Roman emperor Caligula?
Answer: Little Boots

Question: Living from 1891 to 1958 which Dane is credited with being the inventor of the toy Lego?
Answer: Ole Kirk CHRISTIANSEN

Question: Which famous stage production, first seen in 1983 contains songs such as 'Shoes upon the table', 'Bright new day' and 'The devil's got your number'?
Answer: Blood Brothers

Question: What nickname links an ex England international footballer who played in the 1990 World Cup finals for England and the name of a famous film released in 1960 ?
Answer: Psycho

Question: For many years, Ian Gilles, a former winner of radio's 'Brain of Britain', was question setter for the series. He adopted which name that is associated with Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: Mycroft

Question: Which Irish stick and ball team sport is almost identical to the game of Hurling except for the fact it is played only by women as opposed to men?
Answer: Camogie

Question: First played in Amsterdam in 1902, which ball sport, now played in 54 other countries, involves two teams of eight players, each team consisting of four players from each sex?
Answer: Korfball

Question: A 'Lady's Slipper' is a variety of which type of flower?
Answer: Orchid

Question: Which river. approximately 28 miles in length, flows into Morecambe Bay through Fleetwood?
Answer: The Wyre

Question: Who succeeded Jon Pertwee as Doctor Who?
Answer: Tom Baker