Question: Mushrooms and athletes foot have a connection. What is it?
Answer: They are both 'Fungi'

Question: Which company made a car called 'Silver Ghost'?
Answer: Rolls Royce

Question: In which country would you find the 'Sphinx'?
Answer: Egypt

Question: Normally a game of table tennis is played up to how many points?
Answer: 21

Question: In geometry, how many degrees are there in a circle?
Answer: 360

Question: 'Chim Chim Cheree' is a line from a song in which film?
Answer: Mary Poppins

Question: If you were speaking French, how would you say thank you?
Answer: Merci

Question: If you were using a spider in a game, what game would it be?
Answer: Snooker

Question: In what year did 'Austin' launch the Mini?
Answer: 1959

Question: The friendship treaty between France and England, signed in 1904, was called what?
Answer: Entente Cordiale

Question: In 1952 at the age of 17, who won the Ladies Singles title at Wimbledon?
Answer: Maureen Connolly

Question: In what year was athlete and politician Sebastian Coe born?
Answer: 1956

Question: The rationing of petrol was lifted in what year after the 2nd World War?
Answer: 1950

Question: In what year did the first international air show take place in Paris?
Answer: 1908

Question: In what year was the highly acclaimed film 'Ben Hur' released?
Answer: 1959

Question: Making its first appearance in the USA in 1906 the 'John Gabel Entertainer, became very popular. What was it?
Answer: A Juke Box

Question: In which year did the great Russian ballet dancer and choreographer Vaslav Nijinsky die?
Answer: 1950

Question: The Jodrell Bank radio telescope in Cheshire was completed in which year?
Answer: 1957

Question: In which year did cricketer Len Hutton complete his 100th century?
Answer: 1951

Question: In what year did the Kung Fu movie star Bruce Lee die?
Answer: 1973

Question: Lucille Le Sueure, actress, died in 1977. By what name was she known?
Answer: Joan Crawford

Question: I what year did the 'Cod' war between Britain and Iceland begin?
Answer: 1972

Question: In what year did Tasmin Archer sing about a 'Sleeping Satellite?
Answer: 1992

Question: Britain's first ever Anglican women priests were ordained in which city in 1990?
Answer: Belfast

Question: How did Her Majesty the Queen describe 1992 in her Christmas speech?
Answer: Annus Horribilis -

Question: Who was the famous artist that painted 'The Haywain'?
Answer: John Constable

Question: According to the nursery rhyme, where would you be going if you rode 'a cock horse'?
Answer: Banbury Cross

Question: Who was the monarch before Queen Elizabeth the second?
Answer: King George the sixth

Question: Reef, sheepshank and granny are all types of what?
Answer: Knots

Question: Name the first two letters of the Greek alphabet?
Answer: alpha, beta

Question: What kind of plants grow where they are not wanted?
Answer: weeds

Question: The British call the game droughts. What do the Americans call the game?
Answer: Checkers

Question: It's capital is Bangkok and it used to be called Siam. What is it now?
Answer: Thailand

Question: What game can be played on a snooker table but only uses three balls?
Answer: Billiards

Question: How many pennies were there in a pre-decimal pound?
Answer: 240

Question: How many is an octet?
Answer: 8

Question: Warsaw is the capital of which country?
Answer: Poland

Question: What did 'Little Red Riding Hood find in grandma's bed?
Answer: The wolf

Question: Who played Hans Solo in the Star Wars movies?
Answer: Harrison Ford

Question: Who wrote the score for the 'Pink Panther' movies?
Answer: Henry Mancini

Question: What was 'Timon' in the 1994 Disney movie 'The Lion King'?
Answer: Meerkat

Question: Who starred twice in the musical 'Anything Goes' in 1936 and again in 1956?
Answer: Bing Crosby

Question: What is Julie Andrews real name?
Answer: Julia Elizabeth Wells

Question: Did 'Eli Wallach' play the 'Good'; the 'Bad; or 'the 'Ugly' in the 1966 film?
Answer: The Ugly

Question: Who wrote 'The ABC Murders' on which the 1965 movie 'The Alphabet Murders' was based?
Answer: Agatha Christie

Question: Which 1995 'Space' move starred Tom Hanks; Bill Paxton and Kevin Bacon?
Answer: Apollo 13

Question: Who played 'James Bond' in The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill?
Answer: Timothy Dalton

Question: What 1976 movie was a sequel to 'All Creatures Great and Small'?
Answer: It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet

Question: Who played the US President in the 1997 film 'Air Force One'?
Answer: Harrison Ford

Question: Who directed the 1982 'ET' movie?
Answer: Steven Spielberg

Question: In what year was the multi Academy Award winning film 'Kramer v Kramer' released?
Answer: 1979

Question: What was the title of the third 'Dirty Harry' movie released in 1976?
Answer: The Enforcer

Question: The 1982 movie 'The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas' starred which country singer?
Answer: Dolly Parton

Question: What nationality is actress Claudia Cardinale?
Answer: Italian

Question: What is the relationship of 'George Clooney and Rosemary Clooney'?
Answer: Nephew/Aunt

Question: What links stags tails, pickled worms, gallstones, tomatoes?
Answer: Once thought to be Aphrodisiacs

Question: Baked beans were originally served in what sauce?
Answer: Treacle - molasses

Question: Where can you buy a copy of Penguin News?
Answer: Falkland Islands

Question: Who was the hero of the old TV cop series Dragnet?
Answer: Sergeant Joe Friday

Question: Which African country was founded by Americans?
Answer: Liberia

Question: What part of a frog do you rub to hypnotise it?
Answer: Its belly

Question: How did multi millionaire Russell Sage save money?
Answer: Not wear underwear

Question: How was USA president James Buchanan different from all rest?
Answer: Bachelor maybe gay

Question: What's involved in 20% of car accidents in Sweden?
Answer: A moose

Question: Who would use a swozzle?
Answer: Punch and Judy man

Question: What does a tailor do with his plonker?
Answer: Press suits

Question: Churches in Malta have two what?
Answer: Clocks right and wrong confuse devil

Question: Marnie Nixon did what for Deborah Kerr, Natalie Wood and Audrey Hepburn?
Answer: Dubbed in their singing voices

Question: Which Italian tractor maker tried making cars in 1960s?
Answer: Ferruchio Lamborghini

Question: What first appeared on Page 1 of the Times 3 May 1966?
Answer: News stories

Question: Caruso put what in Nellie Melbas hand when singing and her tiny hand frozen?
Answer: Hot Sausage

Question: What would you do with an Edzell blue?
Answer: Eat it - it's a potato

Question: What was Victoria Beckham's maiden surname?
Answer: Adams

Question: What is the name of a tremor that occurs after an earthquake?
Answer: Aftershock

Question: What cleaning product was advertised as "Stronger than dirt"?
Answer: Ajax

Question: Who was the original host of Mr and Mrs?
Answer: Alan Taylor

Question: Policemen no longer use the traditional truncheon what is the new instrument called?
Answer: An asp

Question: Which one hit wonder took Slave To The Vibe to number eleven in 1993?
Answer: Aftershock

Question: What was the pop-up figure called in the fun house in The Man With the Golden Gun?
Answer: Al

Question: Which F1 team failed to turn up for the 2002 Hungarian Grand Prix and have not been seen on an F1 track since?
Answer: Arrows

Question: In CB jargon what is a bone box?
Answer: Ambulance

Question: What type of snake is reputed to have been used by Cleopatra when committing suicide?
Answer: An asp

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Square Four?
Answer: Ariel

Question: What was the name of Christopher Robin's nurse?
Answer: Alice

Question: Following the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, the US Army produced a set of playing cards featuring its 52 most wanted Iraqis. Which card was assigned to Saddam Hussein?
Answer: Ace of Spades

Question: Geoffrey Howe was made a lord he is now known as Lord Howe of where?
Answer: Aberavon