Question: Which year saw the first indoor Wimbledon Men’s Final?
Answer: 2012

Question: What colour is the berry of a coffee plant?
Answer: Red

Question: Which US duo performed ‘The Concert in the Park’, a free benefit concert in New York in September 1981?
Answer: Simon and Garfunkel

Question: How many bottles of Champagne are in a Rehoboam?
Answer: Six

Question: Which painter had a ‘Blue Period’?
Answer: Pablo Picasso

Question: Which prehistoric period preceded the Bronze Age?
Answer: Stone Age

Question: If something is ‘squamous’, what is it covered in?
Answer: Scales

Question: How many blue stripes are on the national flag of Thailand?
Answer: One

Question: What was former US President Richard Nixon’s profession in 1937?
Answer: Attorney

Question: What type of drink is Tio Pepe?
Answer: Sherry

Question: Christopher Eccleston, Kerry Fox and Ewan McGregor played flatmates in which 1994 film?
Answer: Shallow Grave

Question: How old was Shirley temple when she won a special Juvenile Academy Award?
Answer: Six years old

Question: Which scientist wrote a letter to a friend in 1704 in which he predicted the end of the world in 2060?
Answer: Sir Isaac newton

Question: The Ted Kennedys is a tribute band to which band?
Answer: The Dead Kennedys

Question: Jan Fischer became Prime Minister of which country in 2009?
Answer: Czech Republic

Question: Who was the first European-born and trained National Hockey League captain to win the Stanley Cup?
Answer: Nicklas Lidstrom

Question: In betting, which odds are known as ‘Enin’?
Answer: 9 to 1

Question: Which British monarch said of his son ‘After I am dead, the boy will ruin himself in 12 months’?
Answer: King George V

Question: Which US state is known as the Sooner State?
Answer: Oklahoma

Question: What does the Latin Phrase ‘Scienta est potentia’ translate to in English?
Answer: Knowledge is power

Question: Which 1990 film was the first western to win Best Picture Oscar for 60 years?
Answer: Dances With Wolves

Question: Astraphobia is the irrational fear of which weather condition?
Answer: Thunder and lightning

Question: How many violins are in a string quartet?
Answer: Two

Question: What was the first name of Marconi, Italian inventor known for his pioneering work on long-distance radio transmission?
Answer: Guglielmo

Question: Statins are drugs which lower what in the blood?
Answer: Cholesterol

Question: In mathematics, how many degrees are in a straight angle?
Answer: 180

Question: Fleeceflower, Monkey Fungus and Hancock’s Curse are all names for which invasive Asian plant?
Answer: Japanese knotweed

Question: What is the title of US author Dan Brown’s debut novel?
Answer: Digital Fortress

Question: The Bay of Fundy, which has the highest tides in the world, is mainly in which country?
Answer: Canada

Question: What is the name of the fictional ship on which the fictional character Dracula arrives in England?
Answer: USS Demeter

Question: Parker and Barrow were the surnames of which US outlaw duo?
Answer: Bonnie and Clyde

Question: The Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum and research centre, is in which US city?
Answer: Washington DC

Question: Who directed and starred in the 2000 film ‘Pollock’, about the artist Jackson Pollock?
Answer: Ed Harris

Question: Comic book artist Bob Kane created which superhero in 1939?
Answer: Batman

Question: How many times did Stanley Baldwin become British Prime Minister?
Answer: Three

Question: Which planet has the strongest gravity in our solar system?
Answer: Jupiter

Question: Who plays a lounge singer who has to hide out in a convent after witnessing a gangland killing in the 1992 film ‘Sister Act’?
Answer: Whoopi Goldberg

Question: Who wrote the 1991 novel ‘Gridlock’?
Answer: Ben Elton

Question: The 1972 film ‘Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex (But Were Afraid To Ask)’ was directed by and featured who?
Answer: Woody Allen

Question: What is a castrated man (or castrati) called who is placed in charge of a harem?
Answer: Eunuch

Question: Aphallatia is more commonly known by what name beginning with ‘C’?
Answer: Celibacy

Question: In males, posthetomy is the removal of what?
Answer: Foreskin

Question: Who wrote the 18th Century novels ‘Justine, or the Misfortunes of Virtue’ and ‘Philosophy in the Bedroom’?
Answer: Marquis de Sade

Question: Which 1980’s British pop star said ‘I’d rather have a cup of tea than sex’?
Answer: Boy George

Question: Brazilian, Hollywood and Playboy Strip are all what types of epilation?
Answer: Pubic Waxing

Question: Retifism is a fetish for what?
Answer: Shoes/footwear

Question: Dicterides, Auletrides and Hetairae were all classes of Greek what?
Answer: Prostitutes/ courtesans

Question: Basorexia is a strong desire to do what to a person?
Answer: Kiss

Question: Ophidicism is the use of which creatures for sexual pleasure?
Answer: Snakes/eels

Question: ‘The Temple of Venus’ is a sex museum in which European city?
Answer: Amsterdam

Question: Pygophilia is the sexual arousal by fondling or kissing which part of the body?
Answer: Buttocks

Question: A Sybian is a type of what?
Answer: Dildo

Question: In the human body, a Hottentot Apron (or Sinus Pudoris) is a term used for an elongated what?
Answer: Labia

Question: What is the name of the female friend of children’s television puppet Andy Pandy?
Answer: Looby Loo

Question: In 2000, British television chef Jamie Oliver became the face of which supermarket chain?
Answer: Sainsbury

Question: In May 1990, the World Health Organisation removed what from its list of mental disorders?
Answer: Homosexuality

Question: Dienstag is German for which day of the week?
Answer: Tuesday

Question: How many points is a ‘W’ tile worth in the game of Scrabble?
Answer: 4

Question: In the 2006 film ‘Snakes on a Plane’, the plane takes off from which US state?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: In the book ‘A Bear Called Paddington’ by Michael Bond, what is the name of the Browns’ housekeeper?
Answer: Mrs Bird

Question: US actor Joseph Yule Jr, born September 1920, is better known by what name?
Answer: Mickey Rooney

Question: ‘If I should die, think only this of me: That there is some corner of a foreign field.  That is forever England’ is from which poem by Rupert Brooke
Answer: The Soldier

Question: Who was elected Prime Minister of Australia in March 1983?
Answer: Bob Hawke

Question: The name  of which Suzuki motorbike model is Japanese for peregrine falcon?
Answer: Hayabusa

Question: In a 1993 episode of ‘The Simpson’s’ television show, entitled ‘Rosebud’, which US rock band were featured providing music and voices for animated versions of themselves?
Answer: Ramones

Question: Which of the elements has the lowest boiling point?
Answer: Helium

Question: The Fujita-Pearson Scale is a scale for rating the intensity of what?
Answer: Tornados

Question: The ‘Shining Path’ is another name for the Communist Party of which South American country?
Answer: Peru

Question: The theme tune to the UK television series ‘The South Bank Show’ is by which composer?
Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber

Question: How wide, in yards, is a polo field?
Answer: 160 yards

Question: A spleenwort is what type of plant?
Answer: Fern

Question: Which Paris airport opened in March 1974?
Answer: Charles de Gaulle Airport

Question: In which country is the 1961 Gothic horror film ‘The Pit and the Pendulum’ set?
Answer: Spain

Question: What is the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet?
Answer: Psi

Question: The Mangla Dam is in which Asian country?
Answer: Pakistan

Question: Who is the speaking voice of Esmeralda in the 1996 Disney film ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame’?
Answer: Demi Moore

Question: Which English football club is nicknamed ‘The Foxes’?
Answer: Leicester City FC

Question: Which American footballer player was nicknamed ‘The Refrigerator’?
Answer: William Perry

Question: In the US television show ‘The Simpson’s’, what colour are Bart’s shorts?
Answer: Blue