Question: Cape Farewell is the southern tip of which island
Answer: Greenland

Question: How is the England island of Kerkira better known to holiday makers
Answer: Corfu

Question: Which former chancellor of the exchequer was born in the Shetlands
Answer: Norman Lamont

Question: How many chains are there in a furlong
Answer: Ten

Question: What bluish white element is used in battery electrodes
Answer: Zinc

Question: The Astor family were owners of which magnificent house
Answer: Cliveden

Question: Eaton Hall in Cheshire has been the seat of which ducal family since the 1440's
Answer: Duke of Westminster

Question: Powderham Castle is the seat of the earls of which county
Answer: Devon

Question: Who was the first person to win a posthumous Oscar in the Best Supporting Actor category
Answer: Heath Ledger

Question: Who won the Oscar for best director for the 1996 film The English Patient
Answer: Anthony Minghella

Question: Who was the first Oscar to win an Oscar
Answer: Oscar Hammerstein

Question: Which comedian hosted the annual Oscar ceremony over twenty times
Answer: Bob Hope

Question: What is the emblem of the Rainforest Alliance, which promotes and certifies sustainable rainforest business globally
Answer: A green frog

Question: Who wrote the poems Kublai Khan and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Answer: Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Question: In what year was the Battle of Agincourt
Answer: Fourteen fifteen

Question: What US politician's 1996 autobiography was called 'Dreams From my Father'
Answer: Barack Obama

Question: Which singer/actress autobiography was called A View From A Broad
Answer: Bette Midler

Question: Which all girl group had top ten hits in the eighties with Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Me Goodbye and Venus
Answer: Bananarama

Question: Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1986 with French Kissing In The USA
Answer: Debbie Harry

Question: Iceland, Herring and Black Headed are all types of which birds
Answer: Gulls

Question: What type of animal is a dibitag
Answer: Antelope

Question: What is the main diet of polar bears
Answer: Seals

Question: Which Olympian, was the first person to carry the Olympic torch when it came to the UK in May 2012
Answer: Ben Ainslie

Question: Whose record did Babe Ruth break when he hit 60 home runs in 1927
Answer: His own

Question: In which European city will the 2018 Ryder Cup be held
Answer: Paris

Question: Who won the Professional Footballers Association player of the Year award for 2014/2015 season
Answer: Eden Hazard

Question: What is the main river of Brazil
Answer: Amazon

Question: What is the largest lake in Central America
Answer: Lake Nicaragua

Question: In which ocean can one find Pentecost Island
Answer: Pacific

Question: In which European capital city is the famous Hotel Kempinski
Answer: Berlin

Question: Which artist painted the picture Tahitian Women
Answer: Paul Gaugin

Question: Of which English county is a white rose the emblem
Answer: Yorkshire

Question: What was the name of the barge that carried the Queen during the river pageant in June 2012
Answer: Spirit of Chartwel

Question: What part of the body would be protected by a piece of armour called a tasset
Answer: Upper thigh

Question: Spelter is another name for which metal
Answer: Zinc

Question: Originally what was a clue
Answer: Ball of thread

Question: What does the Latin phrase cum laude mean
Answer: With praise

Question: What is the Scottish word for a rough cottage or a hut where farm workers lived
Answer: Bothy

Question: What is meant in Australia by a Gulag
Answer: Forced labour camp

Question: Who played Oliver Smallbridge in the eighties Australia sitcom Never The Twain
Answer: Windsor Davies

Question: To which song did the guys finally strip in The Full Monty
Answer: You Can Leave Your Hat On

Question: For which Australia series did Michael Gambon win a Best Actor BAFTA in 1987
Answer: The Singing Detective

Question: What sport is played by the Indiana Pacers
Answer: Basketball

Question: What is the highest point of a triangle called
Answer: Apex

Question: What word is used to describe any straight line from the centre of a circle to the circumference
Answer: Radius

Question: What is a quarter of a third
Answer: A twelfth

Question: What is a triangle called that has three equal sides and three equal angles
Answer: Equilateral triangle

Question: In trigonometry, what is calculated by the adjacent over the hypotenuse
Answer: Cosine

Question: What colour are the French Michelin Guides
Answer: Red

Question: Utrecht is a province and provincial capital city in which country
Answer: Netherlands

Question: What was the original purpose of a signet ring
Answer: Seal

Question: What kind of animal is Olivia Newton John riding on the cover of her Physical album
Answer: Dolphin

Question: Which Oasis album cover shows a Rolls Royce in a swimming pool
Answer: Be Here Now

Question: Who named the colours of the rainbow
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton

Question: The American contract Killer Richard Leonard Kulinski was known by what cold sounding name
Answer: The Iceman

Question: What was the name of the "Clown Killer", who killed at least 33 men and boys and buried most of them under his Chicago home during the 1970s
Answer: John Wayne Gacy Jnr

Question: Which serial killer was known as The Lady Killer
Answer: Ted Bundy

Question: Joseph Wiseman played which James Bond villain
Answer: Dr Julius No

Question: Who is Alexander Armstrong's comedy partner, who also starred in the first series of TV show Death In Paradise
Answer: Ben Miller

Question: Who won the Best Actor BAFTA in 1993 for his part in Shadowlands
Answer: Anthony Hopkins

Question: Who directed the 1972 film the Mechanic starring Charles Bronson
Answer: Michael Winner

Question: RAIN FOGS POSSE (anagram of a TV programme)
Answer: Songs of Praise

Question: In Australian slang what are snags
Answer: Sausages

Question: Which sign of the Zodiac is represented by a fish
Answer: Pisces

Question: Which author and poet described golf as an expensive way to play marbles
Answer: G.K. Chesterton

Question: What word prefixes business, room, and case, to produce three other words
Answer: Show

Question: Apart from the obvious, between 1962 and 1986, for what purpose was the Glienicke bridge used
Answer: Spy exchanges

Question: In which British city is there a Bridge of Sighs
Answer: Cambridge

Question: In which country is the Sky Train Rail bridge
Answer: Canada

Question: In which city is the Rialto Bridge
Answer: Venice

Question: Glenridding and Pooley Bridge stand at opposite ends of which lake in the Lake District
Answer: Ullswater

Question: From which musical did the Oscar winning song Cheek To Cheek appear
Answer: Top Hat

Question: What was the theme music for Howard's Way called
Answer: Almost There

Question: What was the first UK number one for Barbra Streisand
Answer: Woman in Love

Question: Who played harmonica on Chaka Khan's hit I Feel For You
Answer: Stevie Wonder

Question: Who did Frank Bruno first fight for the Heavyweight Title of the World
Answer: Tim Witherspoon

Question: Who was the world cross country long course winner in 1985 and 1986
Answer: Zola Budd

Question: What make of car was Niki Lauda driving when he won the 1984 F1 title
Answer: McLaren TAG

Question: At which football league ground can you sit in the Geoffrey Watling Stand
Answer: Carrow Road

Question: Which politician was attacked by green custard in March 2009
Answer: Peter Mandelson

Question: Which Scottish football league side has the motto "Ready"
Answer: Glasgow Rangers

Question: What is the motto of the Girl Guides
Answer: Be Prepared

Question: Which fictional man's family motto is Orbis non sufficit
Answer: James Bond, The World is not Enough

Question: What was the original name of seventies group Hawkwind
Answer: Group X