Question: The adjective navicular means shaped like which object?
Answer: Boat

Question: Denver Broncos won the Super Bowl in February. This was the first time that the tradition of naming each game using Roman numerals was not used. So this game was Super Bowl what number?
Answer: 50

Question: The children Bella, Fizz, Jake and Milo are characters in which children's TV series?
Answer: The Tweenies

Question: """For he tonight shall lie with Mistress Ford"" is a line from which Shakespeare play?"
Answer: The Merry Wives of Windsor

Question: Who assassinated Martin Luther King Junior?
Answer: James Earl Ray

Question: Who wrote How to Cheat at Cooking published in 1971?
Answer: Delia Smith

Question: Which African country has the Kwanza as its currency?
Answer: Angola

Question: Which 2005 UK number one hit singles opens with the lines; ‘Friday night it's party time feeling ready looking fine, Diego comes rumbeando, with the magic in his eyes checking every girl in sight.’?
Answer: The Ketchup Song

Question: The Laphroaig & Bowmore whisky distilleries are found on which Scottish island?
Answer: Islay

Question: At which Yorkshire football club was Bill Shankly manager between 1956 and 1959, before he left to begin his legendary tenure at Liverpool?
Answer: Huddersfield Town

Question: With an area of approximately 4 million 791 thousand square kilometres or 1 million 850 thousand square miles, which is the largest sea on Earth?
Answer: The Coral Sea

Question: The name of which popular game comes from the Swahili word for build?
Answer: Jenga

Question: In Greek Mythology who was the ferryman who carried the dead to the underworld across the River Styx?
Answer: Charon

Question: In tennis, who was the first woman to win all 4 Grand Slam tournaments in the same year?
Answer: (Maureen) Connolly

Question: The Raspberry, Blueberry and Dewberry all belong to which family of plants?
Answer: Rose

Question: Coimbra is the oldest university in which European country?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Which actor portrayed the fictional detective Columbo on screen?
Answer: (Peter) Falk

Question: On this day in 1865, which murderous actor was shot dead by Boston Corbett, a Union soldier in Port Royal, Virginia U.S.A.?
Answer: John Wilkes Boothe

Question: Stephen Burrows, Paul Michael Price, Kieron Ian Price, Aaron Thomas Walsh and Anthony Edgeton, were all convicted of theft at Cardiff Crown Court earlier this month after stealing a trailer containing approximately 240,000 of what from Burton’s food factory in Torfaen on 17 June 2015?
Answer: Jammie Dodgers

Question: In which ocean are the Seychelles located?
Answer: Indian Ocean

Question: Nutria is the name given to the fur of which semi aquatic rodent?
Answer: Coypu

Question: Which South American country is nicknamed The Land of Grace?
Answer: Venezuela

Question: .hr is the internet domain suffix for which country?
Answer: Croatia

Question: Which 1972 single is the only U.K. No.1 hit single to feature a mother and son together?
Answer: Mouldy Old Dough (Lieutenant Pigeon)

Question: In which year was the world’s first artificial satellite Sputnik 1 launched?
Answer: 1957

Question: What word is given to the figure of speech in which an unpleasant or offensive term is described by another milder term?
Answer: Euphemism

Question: Which New Zealand Rugby player also has a professional boxing record of 7 wins 0 losses and 3 knockouts as a heavyweight professional boxer?
Answer: (Sonny-Bill) Williams

Question: If a dress is a size 8 in the USA what size is it in the UK?
Answer: Size 12

Question: Which was the first musical to be penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice?
Answer: The Likes of Us

Question: Dilma Rousseff has been under a political cloud recently after allegations of finance tampering have led to a clamour for her impeachment, at the time of writing (20/4) of which country is she president?
Answer: Brazil

Question: Meteorologically speaking, what is a haboob?
Answer: Sandstorm

Question: The French white wine Sancerre is made from which grape?
Answer: Sauvignon Blanc

Question: To within 2 years, in what year was Yorkshire sculptor and artist Henry Moore born?
Answer: 1898 (1896-1900)

Question: In the Bible which prominent figure is the chid of Saint Anne and Saint Joachim?
Answer: The Virgin Mary

Question: Which King of England was nicknamed Softsword and Lackland?
Answer: King John

Question: What is the most southerly capital city on the mainland of South America?
Answer: Montevideo

Question: How is Jordan Belfort described in the tittle of a 2013 film biopic of his turbulent life?
Answer: The Wolf of Wall Street

Question: The Tarantella is a form of folk music and a ballroom dance originating from which country?
Answer: Italy

Question: The straits of Johor separate which island from the Malay Peninsula?
Answer: Singapore

Question: The Natural Environment Research Council have been left with a dilemma recently, after an online public poll overwhelmingly decided that which unscientific name should be given to its new arctic explorer research ship?
Answer: Boaty McBoatface

Question: The Riau Islands are a province of which country?
Answer: Indonesia

Question: Which Disney film features the Greek god Bacchus and his little pet donkey Jacchus?
Answer: Fantasia

Question: In Greek myth who was goddess of the dawn?
Answer: Eos

Question: Tiranga is the name given to which country’s national flag?
Answer: India

Question: Who composed the opera Lakmé?
Answer: (Leo) Delibes

Question: Impatiens walleriana is the Latin name for which flowering houseplant?
Answer: Busy Lizzie

Question: Jane Garvey and Jenni Murray present which Radio 4 Programme?
Answer: Woman’s Hour

Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet comes between Tau and Phi?
Answer: Upsilon

Question: Which jazz singer was known as The King of Hi de Ho?
Answer: (Cab) Calloway

Question: Septimus Harding is the title character in which Anthony Trollope novel?
Answer: The Warden

Question: What was the name of the Cyclops who captured Odysseus and was blinded by him when he escaped?
Answer: Polyphemus

Question: Dr Temperance Brennan and Sealey Boothe are the main characters in which TV crime show?
Answer: Bones

Question: Depicting the final events in the Passion of Christ, how many stations of the cross are there?
Answer: Fourteen (14)

Question: Which actress, born Henriette Kaminker in 1921, won an Oscar in 1960 for the film "Room at the Top"?
Answer: Simone Signoret

Question: Which musician and songwriter was a member of the groups Depeche Mode, Yazoo and Erasure?
Answer: Vince Clark

Question: Name the year; Harold Wilson resigns as Prime Minister, Rag Trade wins the Grand National and Concorde enters regular passenger service?
Answer: 1976

Question: Which team won The Superbowl in 2016?
Answer: Denver Broncos

Question: In which Shakespeare play does Feste the clown say "Many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage"?
Answer: Twelfth Night

Question: Which intelligence agency was founded in 1951 by Isser Harel who served as its director until 1963?
Answer: Mossad

Question: Which supermarket has the loyalty card "Match and More"?
Answer: Morrisons

Question: In which US state is the Lake Ponchartrain Causeway, the longest bridge in America?
Answer: Louisiana

Question: In which art gallery would you find The Haywain by Constable, The Stonemasons by Canaletto and The Arnolfini Protrait by Van Eyck?
Answer: National Gallery London

Question: What type of creature is a Hanuman?
Answer: A Monkey

Question: What did John Ford, Leo McKern, Peter Falk and Joe Davis all have in common?
Answer: They all had one eye

Question: In the news recently, in which country is the ancient city of Palmyra?
Answer: Syria

Question: Who wrote "Mrs Dalloway" and "Orlando"?
Answer: Virginia Woolf

Question: What is the name of the mouthpiece of a brass musical instrument?
Answer: Embouchure