Question: To which family do Eileen and her sons Jason, and Todd belong in Coronation Street?
Answer: Grimshaw

Question: Which bridge across the River Thames comes next going downstream after Vauxhall and Lambeth?
Answer: Westminster

Question: On which course is the Queen Anne Stakes run?
Answer: Ascot

Question: In Judaism how many books make up the Torah?
Answer: Five

Question: Muhammad Ali fought four British men in World title fights. Two were Henry Cooper and Joe Bugner. Name either of the other two.
Answer: Brian London Or Richard Dunn

Question: What same word can be a word for theatrical scenery, a list of songs performed at a concert or a sequence of legs in darts?
Answer: Set

Question: In which battle in Yorkshire in September 1066 was Harald Hardrada killed?
Answer: Stamford Bridge

Question: The flag of Cambodia features a depiction of which temple complex?
Answer: Angkor Wat

Question: In which Shakespeare play is Miranda the fifteen year old daughter of Prospero?
Answer: The Tempest

Question: Panivorous means eating what food?
Answer: Bread

Question: Give a year in the life of Galileo Galilei.
Answer: 1564 To 1642

Question: Michael Caine won a Golden Globe for Best Actor for his role as Professor Frank Bryant in which 1983 film?
Answer: Educating Rita

Question: How is James Wormold described in the title of a 1958 novel by Graham Greene?
Answer: Our Man In Havana

Question: Who is the President of the European Commission?
Answer: Jean-Claude Juncker

Question: Rory McIlroy won the Silver Medal at the 2007 Open Golf Championship. For what achievement is this awarded?
Answer: Leading Amateur (who completes 72 holes)

Question: Crucible Best and Forgemasters are recent beers produced by which brewery named after the city in which it is based?
Answer: Sheffield

Question: Which US President was the first and only one to take the presidential oath on an aeroplane?
Answer: Lyndon B Johnson

Question: In which county can you visit Belvoir Castle?
Answer: Leicestershire

Question: Who was the Leader of the Liberal Democrats in the 1992 General Election?
Answer: Paddy Ashdown

Question: The rivers Niger and Volta empty into which Gulf, part of the Atlantic Ocean?
Answer: Guinea

Question: Karren Brady is vice-chairman of which Premier League football club?
Answer: West Ham United

Question: There are only two surviving examples of monotremes. One is the echidna (or spiny anteater). What is the other?
Answer: Platypus

Question: The Beatles albums up to Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band were released on which label?
Answer: Parlophone

Question: “I hate you Butler!” was one of the catchphrases of Inspector Cyril Blake played by Stephen Lewis in which sitcom?
Answer: On The Buses

Question: Which division of Spain completes the title of the work by George Orwell published in 1938 – Homage to _________?
Answer: Catalonia

Question: In which novel does a Martian invasion begin in Woking?
Answer: The War Of The Worlds

Question: What medical instrument was invented by René Laennec in 1816?
Answer: Stethoscope

Question: What type of bird is a merganser?
Answer: Duck

Question: Which herb is traditionally used to flavour Lincolnshire sausages?
Answer: Sage

Question: Who wrote the children’s book The Railway Children?
Answer: Edith Nesbit

Question: The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn is the title of chapter 7 of which children’s book by Kenneth Grahame?
Answer: The Wind In The Willows

Question: A quadranscentennial event occurs every how many years?
Answer: Twenty five

Question: Alec Guinness and which other actor have played Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars films?
Answer: Ewan Mcgregor

Question: What is the name for large-scale musical works such as Handel’s Messiah and Haydn’s The Creation?
Answer: Oratorio

Question: How many square yards are there in an acre?
Answer: 4840

Question: What is the name for a line on a map connecting places of equal rainfall?
Answer: Isohyet

Question: McCaig's Folly in Oban, Scotland was built in the style of which more famous building?
Answer: The Colosseum

Question: In the bible who received Jesus body for burial?
Answer: Joseph of Arimithea

Question: Who directed the films; "The Fisher King" (1991), "12 Monkeys" (1995) and the "Brothers Grimm" (2005)?
Answer: Terry Gilliam

Question: From which club did Man Utd sign Memphis Depay for £25 Million in 2015?
Answer: PSV Eindhoven

Question: Born Armand Du Plessis in Chinon France in 1585, by what more familiar name do we know this Statesman?
Answer: Cardinal Richelieu

Question: Which coin first minted in the 16th century, ceased to be legal tender on the 1st September 1971?
Answer: Threepenny Bit

Question: Who published a travel journal in 1867 entitled "Leaves from our Journal of our life in the Highlands?
Answer: Queen Victoria

Question: French art critic Felix Feneon coined the term "Pointillism" in reference to which painting by Georges Seurat?
Answer: Sunday afternoon on the island of Grand Jatte

Question: Name the year - An earthquake in Haiti kills over 300,000 people, A P McCoy wins the Grand National on "Don't push it" and Deepwater Horizon rig explodes in the Gulf of Mexico?
Answer: 2010

Question: What nickname was given to the 93rd Regiment of Foot (Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders) after the Battle of Balaclava in 1854?
Answer: The Thin Red Line

Question: Name the craft in which gold or silver is applied to a surface in a fine pattern?
Answer: Filigree

Question: In Japanese's cuisine, what is Sashimi?
Answer: Raw Fish

Question: Prokofiev's "Dance of the Knights" is used as the opening theme music for which reality TV show?
Answer: The Apprentice

Question: Much in the news recently, what job in the Government is held by James Brokenshire?
Answer: Minister for Security and Immigration

Question: From which language do we get the words caramel, marmalade and tapioca?
Answer: Portugese

Question: Which road runs from Wallasey to York?
Answer: A59

Question: Who was the mother of Perseus? She was seduced by Zeus in the form of a shower of gold.
Answer: Danae

Question: Where in the body would you find the Scalens muscles?
Answer: The Neck

Question: """Say what you want"" (1997) and ""In our lifetime"" (1998) were hits for which group?"
Answer: Texas

Question: In the Natural World what is Ornithophily?
Answer: Pollination by birds

Question: Pertaining to wine, what does the word "Chambre" mean?
Answer: At room temperature

Question: Built by the Neville's in the 14th century, in which county is Raby Castle?
Answer: Durham

Question: Which opera is set aboard HMS Indomitable during the French wars?
Answer: Billy Budd

Question: Mustela putorius is the Latin name for which small brownish black member of the weasel family?
Answer: Polecat (European)

Question: How many gallons of ale in a butt?
Answer: 108

Question: Name the year - Prince Charles marries Camilla Parker Bowles, Pope John Paul II dies and Liverpool beat AC Milan to win the European Cup?
Answer: 2005

Question: Which art movement was formed in 1905 in Dresden by Ernst Kirchner and Erich Heckel amongst others?
Answer: Die Brucke (The Bridge)

Question: Which river flows through Sydney and into Port Jackson?
Answer: Parramatta

Question: Which London building was the most famous work of architect Norman Shaw (1831-1912)?
Answer: New Scotland Yard

Question: In which constellation would you find the Crab Nebula?
Answer: Taurus

Question: In the body what is an Erythrocyte?
Answer: Red blood cell

Question: Which rapper was born Calvin Broadus in 1971?
Answer: Snoop Dog

Question: In which Dickens' novel would you find Barkis, Edward Murdstone and Mr Creakle?
Answer: David Copperfield

Question: Madeleine, Thompson's Seedless and Waltham Cross are all varieties of which fruit?
Answer: Grapes

Question: Which is the smallest of the four inhabited Balearic Islands?
Answer: Formentera

Question: What type of creature is a Devil's Coach Horse?
Answer: Beetle