Question: Why was the 'Adulterous Bible' of 1631 so called?
Answer: Because Of The Misprinted Commandment"Thou Shaltcommit Adultery"

Question: Which is the second highest mountain in the British Isles?
Answer: Ben Macdui

Question: Elvis Presley, with over abillion sales, has sold more records than anyone in the history of pop music.The Beatles are second, who is third?
Answer: Michael Jackson

Question: 'The Sentinel' is a journal of which religious movement?
Answer: CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST(Church of Christ, Scientist)

Question: 'Arthur Clennam', 'Jeremiah Flintwinch', and 'Edward Sparkler' are all characters in which Dickens' novel?
Answer: 'Little Dorrit'

Question: Who wrote "Musichath charms to soothe a savage beast"?
Answer: William Congreve

Question: What embarrassment was suffered by Richard Mackenzie on June 26th 2008?
Answer: He Was The Labour Candidate Who Lost His Deposit In The Henley-On-Thames By-Election

Question: The M180 connects the M18 with what?
Answer: Humber Bridge

Question: Which iconic British author, an MD for eight years in Southsea, who was born in 1859 and dies in 1930, was knighted for his defence of British policy in South Africa?
Answer: Sir ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE

Question: 'The Night They Invented Champagne' and 'Thank Heaven For Little Girls', are songs from which musical?
Answer: 'Gigi'

Question: Which pop singer survived the car crash that killed Eddie Cochran?
Answer: Gene Vincent

Question: In the nursery rhyme, what was used to bind 'Jack's' head after he had fallen down the hill?
Answer: 'Vinegar And Brown Paper'

Question: What is the chemical symbol for Sodium?
Answer: Na

Question: What, in Cambridgeshire, is known as 'the ship of the fens'?
Answer: Ely Cathedral

Question: Sheila Ferguson, Valerie Holiday and Fayette Pinkney formed which pop group?
Answer: THE THREE DEGREES (Fayette Pinkney wasreplaced in 1976 by Helen Scott)

Question: Which 1991 film starring Billy Crystal and Jack Palance, was about three friends from New York taking part in a modern cattle drive?
Answer: 'City Slickers'

Question: From which London railway station do trains leave for Paris and Brussels?
Answer: St. Pancras

Question: What may be described as a 'sweet-smelling, spring flowering plant, with yellow. orange, and dark red flowers?
Answer: Wallflower

Question: Which British plant may be described as 'aromatic bushy plant with feathery leaves, and white daisy-likeflowers'. It is used in the treatment of migraines and headaches?
Answer: Feverfew

Question: Rosanne Davidson, 'Miss World'of 2003, is the daughter of which popular singer?
Answer: Chris De Burgh

Question: Which operatic gigolo was reputed to have had over 2,000 conquests?
Answer: DON GIOVANNI (accept Don Juan)

Question: The M32 connects which city with the M4?
Answer: Bristol

Question: Who was on the British throne at the time of the 'Spanish Armada'?
Answer: Elizabeth I

Question: Which breed won 'Best In Show' at Crufts in 2008?
Answer: Schnauzer

Question: Which artisan, who was born in Otley in 1718, has a statue erected in his honour outside the Grammar School. He also has a full size sculpted figure on the facade of the Victoria and Albert Museum?
Answer: Thomas Chippendale

Question: What word could be a hunter in Greek Mythology, a model of car, or a constellation?
Answer: Orion

Question: Which author wrote"God is in his heaven, all's rightwith the world"?
Answer: Robert Browning

Question: Which DJ spoke the first words on Radio Caroline?
Answer: Simon Dee

Question: 'Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered', 'The Lady Is A Tramp' and 'My Funny Valentine', all featured in which musical?
Answer: 'Pal Joey'

Question: From which position did Wendy Alexander resign on June 28th.2008?
Answer: Leader Of The Scottish Labour Party

Question: Which castle overlooks Pendle Hill?
Answer: Clitheroe Castle

Question: Which military courtroom drama of 1992 starred Tom Cruise, Jack Nicholson and Demi Moore?
Answer: 'A Few Good Men'

Question: In the nursery rhyme, when 'Yankee Doodle' came to town, what did he have in his hat?
Answer: Afeather

Question: What may be described as 'a tropical tree or shrub that grows in swamps and shore mud, having many tangled roots above ground'?
Answer: Mangrove

Question: Which character from legend rode a horse called 'Lamri'?
Answer: King Arthur

Question: Who was the first black footballer to captain England?
Answer: Paul Ince

Question: On a menu, what does 'Au Poivre' mean?
Answer: With Pepper

Question: In Wagner's opera, how many 'Meistersingers' were there?
Answer: 1716 - 1783

Question: Give any year in the life of 'Capability' Brown?
Answer: 1716 - 1783

Question: In which year of World War II did the Soviet Union declare war on Japan?
Answer: 1945

Question: What were 'Black Cat', 'Turf', and 'Three Ships'?
Answer: CIGARETTES (brands)

Question: In 'Z Cars' who played 'Detective Inspector Barlow'?
Answer: Stratford Johns

Question: Esau sold his birthright for a 'mess of pottage'. What is the main ingredient of this dish?
Answer: Lentils

Question: Which group sang about 'Mrs. Brown's lovely daughter' in 1965?
Answer: Herman'S Hermits

Question: What sort of bird may be described as 'tic-eyed'
Answer: Pigeon

Question: Which is the only city in Cornwall?
Answer: Truro

Question: Which town in Buckinghamshire is famous for its annual 'pancake race'?
Answer: Olney

Question: Of all the rugby teams to have participated in the 2008- 2009 Guinness Premiership, which team is the furthest north?
Answer: Newcastle Falcons

Question: Who was the President of the USA on 1st. January 1800?
Answer: John Adams

Question: On this day in 1993 (4th Aug.), two Los Angeles police officers were sentenced to jail for their brutal assault of which African-American motorist?
Answer: Rodney King

Question: In which Latin American country was President Manuel Zelaya arrested and exiled in June 2009?
Answer: Honduras

Question: Who was the President of the USA on 1st. January 1900?
Answer: WILLIAM McKINLEY

Question: Playing for West Ham United between 1998 and 2001, Javier Margas was the first footballer from which country to appear in the Premier League?
Answer: Chile

Question: Which British artist is best known for his painting 'And When Did You Last See Your Father'?
Answer: William Frederick Yeames

Question: What first name is shared by both the current Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, and the current Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Control?
Answer: ED or EDWARD (Ed Balls & Ed' Milliband)

Question: Released this year (2009), what is the full name of the sequel to the 2007 film 'Transformers'?
Answer: 'Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen'

Question: Who had a number one hit in July 2009 with 'Evacuate The Dancefloor'?
Answer: Cascada

Question: In 'Monopoly', which of the red properties has the shortest name of any property?
Answer: Strand

Question: Released this year (2009),what is the full name of the sequel to the 2006 film 'Night At The Museum'?
Answer: 'Night At The Museum: Battle Of The Smithsonian'

Question: Which British artist is best known for his painting 'The Reverend Robert Walker Skating On Duddingston Loch'?
Answer: Henry Raeburn

Question: Because the fourth movement is a variation on one of the composer's earlier works concerning a particular creature, by what name is Franz Schubert's 'Piano Quintet in A major' better known?
Answer: Trout Quintet

Question: Who had a number one hit in July 2009 with 'Bullet Proof'?
Answer: La Roux

Question: Which town in Cumbria is famous for its annual horse fair?
Answer: Appleby-In- Westmorland

Question: Which country assumed the Presidency of the European Union on 1st. July 2009?
Answer: Sweden

Question: Which chemical element takes its name from the Arabic word for 'yellow'?
Answer: Sulphur