Question: Which Elite League speedway team ride their home matches at Foxhall Heath
Answer: Ipswich

Question: What sport is played by the London Leopards
Answer: Basketball

Question: In which Scottish city is the football team Saint Johnstone based
Answer: Perth

Question: What pieces of sporting equipment are 28 inches high and 9 inches wide
Answer: Cricket wickets

Question: What is 80 written in Roman numerals
Answer: Lxxx

Question: What is the medical term for an artificial limb
Answer: A prosthesis

Question: What is the name given to magnetic iron ore
Answer: Lodestone

Question: In Jack and the Beanstalk what cried out to the giant to warn him that Jack was stealing it
Answer: The harp

Question: By what title do we know Gerald Grosvenor
Answer: Duke of Westminster

Question: Which company made the first pocket sized transistor radio
Answer: Sony

Question: Which sitcom featured the Booths and the Reynolds
Answer: Love Thy Neighbour

Question: In the sitcom My Wife Next Door which actress played Suzy Bassett
Answer: Hannah Gordon

Question: What was the name of the sitcom which starred Samantha Janus, Denise Van Outen and Natalie Walter as Flatmates
Answer: Babes in the Wood

Question: What became BBC 2’ s longest running sitcom in 1998 when it’s tenth anniversary was celebrated by an evening of special programmes
Answer: Red Dwarf

Question: What was the first country to get Trivial Pursuit
Answer: Canada

Question: What colour is Whitechapel Street on a Monopoly board
Answer: Brown

Question: In a pack of cards what do all the queens hold in their hands
Answer: A flower

Question: In which New Zealand city is the Eden Park cricket ground
Answer: Aukland

Question: Who rode the 100 to 1 outsider Foinavon to victory in the 1967 Grand National
Answer: John Buckingham

Question: Who holds the record for the most goals scored in a football league match
Answer: Joe Payne

Question: Whose guitar fetched £198,000 at auction in 1990
Answer: Jimi Hendrix

Question: What is the only non electrical musical instrument invented in the 20th Century
Answer: The steel drum

Question: Dampers, hammers and strings can all be found in or on which musical instrument
Answer: Piano

Question: Who in the Bible was ordered to sacrifice his son as a burnt offering
Answer: Abraham

Question: Which two metals are alloyed to form brass
Answer: Copper and zinc

Question: Over how many degrees of longitude do the imaginary time zones stretch
Answer: Fifteen degrees

Question: What were the first five words broadcast from the surface of the moon
Answer: Houston Tranquillity Base here

Question: Who had number ones in 1996 with Flava and I Feel You
Answer: Peter Andre

Question: Who are Chris Lowe and Neil Tennant
Answer: Pet Shop Boys

Question: By what name do we know Hannah, Bradley, Jo, Paul, Tina. Rachel and Jon
Answer: S Club 7

Question: What were the christian names of the Davies brothers who were members of the Kinks
Answer: Ray and Dave

Question: Which actor had a hit in the sixties with Presley’s Love Me Tender
Answer: Richard Chamberlain

Question: Which Basque town is home to the football team Real Sociedad
Answer: San Sebastian

Question: Who was voted speedway’s man of the millennium
Answer: Ivan Mauger

Question: Which county did Andy Caddick play cricket for
Answer: Somerset

Question: On which river did Jerome K Jerome send his three men in a boat
Answer: Thames

Question: On which American river is the Grand Coulee Dam
Answer: Columbia

Question: In which country was the bridge over the river Kwai
Answer: Thailand

Question: On which river do Halifax and Wakefield stand
Answer: Calder

Question: What was the name of the Australian town where the hotel used by backpackers was burnt down in June 2000
Answer: Childers

Question: What was the name of the pleasure boat that sank in the Thames in 1989
Answer: The Marchioness

Question: What number was the Pan-Am flight that was destroyed over Lockerbie
Answer: Flight 103

Question: Who live at Mockingbird Heights 1313 Mockingbird Lane
Answer: The Munsters

Question: Which TV couple lived at 46 Peacock Drive Hampton Wick
Answer: George and Mildred Roper

Question: What was the name of the street that the Steptoes lived in
Answer: Oil Drum Lane

Question: Name the famous family that lived at 127 Nelson Mandela House Peckham
Answer: The Trotters

Question: What is speleology the study of
Answer: Caves

Question: How many letters are there in the German alphabet
Answer: 26

Question: Which US president has a statue in Parliament Square
Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Question: Arthur Turner, Grenadier and George Neal are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Apples

Question: Who was the leader of a cult who murdered Sharon Tate amongst others
Answer: Charles Manson

Question: Who was the only one of the Nazis to plead guilty at the Nuremberg trials
Answer: Albert Speer

Question: If you were served mountain chicken on the West Indies island of Montserrat what would you be eating
Answer: Bread-crumbed frog

Question: Who was lead singer of The Jam
Answer: Paul Weller

Question: With which musical instrument is Courtney Pine most closely associated
Answer: Saxophone

Question: What was Britain's 1992 Eurovision Song Contest entry sang by Michael Ball
Answer: One Step Out of Time

Question: What is the collective noun for beavers
Answer: Colony

Question: What is a male polecat called
Answer: Hob

Question: A numbat is a variety of which animal
Answer: Anteater

Question: Who captained Liverpool in the F.A. Cup Final when they won the double in 1986
Answer: Alan Hansen

Question: Which racing team did Jim Clark race for during all of his career
Answer: Lotus

Question: What was the name of the first yacht to win the Americas Cup
Answer: America

Question: In which city was Spender set
Answer: Newcastle

Question: Who was the male star of Colin's Sandwich
Answer: Mel Smith

Question: Who appeared in the TV series Callan, Target and Special Branch
Answer: Patrick Mower

Question: Who shot and killed Wild Bill Hickock in 1876
Answer: Jack McCall

Question: In which American state did Geronimo carry out most of his raiding and killing
Answer: Arizona

Question: Billy the Kid was a native of which US state
Answer: New York

Question: What is the more common name for the explosive nitro cellulose
Answer: Gun cotton

Question: The first successful revolver was patented by which American gunsmith in 1835
Answer: Samuel Colt

Question: What kind of weapon is the British Army's PIAT
Answer: Anti tank gun

Question: In British peerage what comes between an earl and a baron
Answer: A viscount

Question: Thiamin is the chemical name for which vitamin
Answer: B1

Question: What was introduced by the Post Office during the coronation of King George V
Answer: Air Mail

Question: What nationality did Hannah Mandlikova take when she left Czechoslovakia
Answer: Australian

Question: Who was the first professional footballer in Britain to be sent to prison for an offence on the field
Answer: Duncan Ferguson

Question: What was Morecambe and Wise's signature tune
Answer: Bring Me Sunshine

Question: Who sings the signature tune to Dad's Army
Answer: Bud Flanagan

Question: For which TV theme did Ron Grainer ask the B.B.C sound workshop for sounds like wind bubbles and clouds
Answer: Dr. Who

Question: In which country is Maastricht
Answer: Holland

Question: In which capital city is the street called the Ginza which is full of department stores and night-clubs
Answer: Tokyo

Question: In which foreign city would you be if you were walking over the Bridge of Sighs
Answer: Venice

Question: Into which ocean does the river Congo flow
Answer: Atlantic

Question: What is the former name of Sri Lanka
Answer: Ceylon

Question: What was the former name of Radio Four
Answer: The Home Service

Question: Which royal palace in London was formerly called Nottingham House
Answer: Kensington Palace

Question: What was Iceland formerly called
Answer: Bejams