Question: Limahl was the lead singer of which 1980's chart group?
Answer: Kajagoogoo

Question: The holder of which bishopric is the third most senior person in the Church of England?
Answer: Bishop of London

Question: What was the nationality of the 2000 Olympic swimmer nicknamed Eric the Eel?
Answer: Equatorial Guinea

Question: On clothing labels, what does a circle in a square with an x through it mean?
Answer: Do Not Tumble Dry

Question: The erne is a variety of which bird of prey, with an alternative name deriving from the fact that it tends to live in coastal locations?
Answer: The Sea Eagle

Question: What was the first programme to be broadcast on BBC2, after a power cut cancelled the opening night's gala performance?
Answer: Play School

Question: The Tour De France cycling race was originally sponsored by which French newspaper?
Answer: L'Auto

Question: What was the title of "Star Wars Episode III”?
Answer: Revenge of the Sith

Question: The SUV model known as the Terios was introduced by which motor manufacturer?
Answer: Daihatsu

Question: What was the name of the holder of the title "Earl of Essex" who was executed in 1540?
Answer: Thomas Cromwell

Question: With which other tool firm did Stanley Works merge in 2010?
Answer: Black & Decker

Question: Which actor has released the blues albums "Let Them Talk" and "Didn't it Rain"?
Answer: Hugh Laurie

Question: In which Woody Allen film does a character walk off the screen and into the real world?
Answer: The Purple Rose of Cairo

Question: The Gilbert and Sullivan opera "The Yeoman of the Guard" has what alternative title?
Answer: The Merryman and his Maid

Question: In which book does the malevolent housekeeper Mrs Danvers appear?
Answer: Rebecca

Question: The pollex is the anatomical name for which part of the body?
Answer: Thumb

Question: Limestone is a rock primarily composed of which chemical compound?
Answer: Calcium Carbonate

Question: Also called a ventriculus, what name is given to a muscular pouch, in a bird's alimentary canal where food is ground down?
Answer: 'Gizzard

Question: In which English city was Marks and Spencer founded in 1884?
Answer: Leeds

Question: Who was the first actor to portray Robin Hood on British Television?
Answer: Patrick Troughton

Question: What is the official designation of the Roman building commonly known as the Coliseum?
Answer: The Flavian Amphitheatre

Question: In Greek mythology the River Styx formed the boundary between Earth and where?
Answer: Hades

Question: Whose 1984 novel "Neuromancer", was one of the first cyberpunk novels?
Answer: William Gibson

Question: Who is the actress, daughter of Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia who played Amanda Carrington, nee Bedford in "Dynasty"?
Answer: Catherine Oxenburg

Question: Aqua Regis is a mixture of Sulphuric and which other acid?
Answer: Nitric Acid

Question: Who was the director of the Oscar winning film "The Artist"?
Answer: Michel Hazanavicius

Question: Concerning a governess, what was the debut novel of Anne Bronte?
Answer: Agnes Grey

Question: Which gland in the human body secretes the hormone responsible for the body's growth?
Answer: Pituitary

Question: What is the title of JG Ballard's autobiographical novel, set in Japanese occupied Shanghai in the second world war?
Answer: Empire of the Sun

Question: Julius Nyerere was the first president of which African country?
Answer: Tanzania

Question: As at January 2015 who is the only person to have held all the major offices of State in the UK – Prime Minister, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary
Answer: James Callaghan

Question: What type of creature is a vendace?
Answer: Fish

Question: Pinchbeck is an alloy of copper and which other metal?
Answer: Zinc

Question: Who wrote the novel The Riddle of the Sands'?
Answer: Erskine Childers

Question: Which musical instrument has a name which means bundle of sticks in Italian?
Answer: Bassoon

Question: Who plays the part of Walter Keane in the Tim Burton film 'Big Eyes'. He has won two Oscars for best supporting actor?
Answer: Christoph Waltz

Question: Who plays the part of John Cairncross in the film The Imitation Game' about the life of Alan Turing. He has appeared regularly in 'Downton Abbey'?
Answer: Allen Leech

Question: Which popular folk band is led by John Boden?
Answer: Bellowhead

Question: In which year did General Franco die?
Answer: 1975

Question: What was the pseudonym of the mathematician Leonardo Bonacci (1170-1240)?
Answer: Fibonacci

Question: Who in the 1970's issued the albums 'Gorilla' and 'Mudslide Slim land the Biue Horizon'?
Answer: James Taylor

Question: Which author who died in 1998 wrote the thrillers 'The Mask of Dimitrios' and 'Journey into Fear'?
Answer: Eric Ambler

Question: Which author of children's books had the real name Theodore Geisel?
Answer: Dr Seuss

Question: Juliet and Cupid are moons of which planet in our solar system?
Answer: Uranus

Question: What was the first name of Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army?
Answer: George

Question: Which European capital city lies at the confluence of the rivers Danube and Sava?
Answer: Belgrade

Question: Which English king was deposed by his first cousin who became Henry the fourth?
Answer: Richard II

Question: In which decade did both Fridtjof Nansen and Frank Kellogg win the Nobel Peace prize
Answer: 1920s

Question: Which Australian state capital lies on the River Swan?
Answer: Perth

Question: As at January 2015 who is the shadow Secretary of State for Education?
Answer: Tristram Hunt

Question: Who hosts the BBC quiz show 'Two Tribes'?
Answer: Richard Osman

Question: In which English county is Peckforton Castle?
Answer: Cheshire

Question: In which English county is Shepherd Neame brewery?
Answer: Kent

Question: What would your occupation be if you had the letters MRTPI after your name?
Answer: Town Planner

Question: Which book won the Man Booker Prize in 2014. Its subject was Japanese prisoner of war camps in World War 2?
Answer: The Narrow Road To The Deep North

Question: In the human body where is the zygomatic bone?
Answer: Cheek(bone)

Question: What did the Romans call Winchester?
Answer: Venta Belgarum

Question: Which British actor plays the part of Martin Luther King in the 2014 film 'Selma'?
Answer: David Oyelowo

Question: Which medical condition would be treated with drugs such as ramiprii and enalapril?
Answer: Hypertension

Question: In the novel 'The 39 Steps' near which town are the 39 steps?
Answer: Broadstairs

Question: With which sport are the players Ernests Gulbis and Milos Raonic associated?
Answer: Tennis

Question: What is the capital of Samoa?
Answer: Apia

Question: As at January 2015 who is the leader of the Green Party in the UK?
Answer: Natalie Bennett

Question: Which British PM was in office during the entire term of US President James Monroe?
Answer: Lord Liverpool

Question: Which British film and TV actor is the son of actress Wanda Ventham?
Answer: Benedict Cumberbatch

Question: How many US presidents have there been during the reign of Elizabeth the second?
Answer: Twelve

Question: If the time in London is 2pm what is the time in Melbourne?
Answer: Midnight

Question: To within 2 years either way, in what year were MOT tests first introduced for cars?
Answer: 1960

Question: Which NW parliamentary constituency did Winston Churchill first represent?
Answer: Oldham

Question: If you add the number of ‘Mules for Sister Sarah’ in the 1970 Clint Eastwood film to the ‘District’ in the 2009 Neill Blomkamp film and then add-the number of JK Jerome’s ‘Men in a. Boat" in his 1899-book- what
Answer: number do you get?

Question: Which cartoonist produces The Far Side’ series of cartoons?
Answer: Gary Larson

Question: Which legal term is derived for the Latin for ‘under penalty’?
Answer: Subpoena

Question: With which sport do you associate Sylvain Guintoli?
Answer: Motorcycling