Question: Last of the Summer Wine  was first broadcast in .......1971, 1973, or 1975 ?
Answer: 4th January 1973

Question: How many episodes of Fawlty Towers were made?.
Answer: 12

Question: Which legndary  sports commentator presented ITV's The Big Match?.
Answer: Brian Moore

Question: what was the name of the cow in The Magic Roundabout?.
Answer: Ermintrude

Question: Windsor Davies played which character in It Ain't Half Hot Mum?.
Answer: Sergeant Major Shut Up Williams

Question: the Naked Civil Servant starred which character?.
Answer: Quentin Crisp

Question: Who were the male and female presenters of Ready, Steady, Go !)
Answer: Keith Fordyce & Cathy McGowan

Question: Which comedian was born Charles Edward Springall?
Answer: Charlie Drake

Question: In cricket, if you are out without scoring, what is it called?
Answer: Duck

Question: Who was prime minister of Britain from 1970 to 1974?
Answer: Edward Heath

Question: Who became the Chief Executive of the Professional Footballers' Association in 1981, and is reputed to be the highest paid union official in the world?
Answer: Gordon Taylor

Question: Which singer songwriter's new album is called Some Kind Of Trouble'. He made his name with his debut album Back to Bedlam' in 2005?
Answer: James Blunt

Question: . Bill Waddington played which Coronation Street character?
Answer: Percy Sugden

Question: Which ex Gaiety Girl was managing director of Aintree from 1958 to 1973?
Answer: Mirabel Topham

Question: Which award-winning English actor has appeared in over 60 films since his debut in 1962. His major roles include butterfly collector Freddie Clegg in The Collector
Answer: Terence Stamp

Question: Which American, considered the most prolific inventor of his time holding 1,093 patents in his name was known as The Wizard of Menlo Park?
Answer: Thomas Alva Edison: Connection is Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends

Question: What is another name for a Scottish church?
Answer: A Kirk

Question: What 2002 novel by Alice Sebold, is the story of a teenage girl who, after being murdered, watches from heaven as her family and friends struggle to move on with their lives while she comes to terms with her own death.
Answer: The Lovely Bones

Question: The Aberdeen Terrier is better known as what type of dog?
Answer: Scotty dog

Question: What was the name of the Russian short-story writer, playwright and physician, considered to be one of the greatest short-story writers in the history of world literature?
Answer: Anton Chekhov

Question: What was the name of the American pediatrician whose book Baby and Child Care, was published in 1946?
Answer: Benjamin Spock

Question: Which village in Essex  which sits on the River Colne, is famous for its Victorian viaduct that crosses the Colne valley
Answer: Chappel

Question: Who was the Roman god of fire?
Answer: Vulcan

Question: What was the nickname of the H4 Hercules flying boat, that never went into production after it's maiden flight due to post war cutbacks in 1947.
Answer: The Spruce Goose

Question: Which sportsman was nicknamed The Non-Flying Dutchman .
Answer: Dennis Bergkamp, because of his aviophobia.

Question: Flying Down to Rio is a 1933 movie that saw the first screen pairing of which partnership.
Answer: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

Question: Where are you most likely to see a flying buttress
Answer: In a gothic church or cathedral, to keep the walls upright.

Question: Which group had a hit with Flying Without Wings in 1999
Answer: Westlife

Question: In which town was the Flying Scotsman locomotove manufactured in 1956.
Answer: Doncaster

Question: Which member of Monty Python's Flying Circus was largely responsible for the animation, including the giant foot in the show's opening sequence.
Answer: Terry Gilliam

Question: What is the correct name for the "Flying Lady" ornament on a Rolls Royce radiator.
Answer: The Spirit of Ecstasy.

Question: The Flying Wallendas were a circus act and daredevil stunt performers with Barnum & Bailey for 40 years, and Karl Wallenda was known for high wire performances. From which country did they originate.
Answer: Germany

Question: Name the three red properties on a standard UK Monopoly board?
Answer: The Strand, Trafalgar Square, Fleet Street

Question: What is the name of the victim in 'Cluedo'?
Answer: Dr Black

Question: What is the only UK monopoly property which contains all of the letters in the word 'monopoly' in its name?
Answer: Electric Company

Question: In Scrabble, which two letters are worth 8 points?
Answer: X and J

Question: In UK Monopoly, how much money does each player have at the start of the game?
Answer: £1500

Question: How many white squares are there on a chess board?
Answer: 32

Question: Which game, introduced in the 1980's and still available today involved guiding a metal ball around an obstacle course?
Answer: Screwball Scramble

Question: How many rooms are there in 'Cluedo'?
Answer: 9

Question: Who were the last act to win the Eurovision Song Contest for the UK?
Answer: Katrina And The Waves

Question: What is the musical term for one or more vocalists performing without an accompaniment?
Answer: A Cappella

Question: What is the smallest woodwind instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: Piccolo

Question: What are the first names of Michael Jackson's parents?
Answer: Joseph(Joe) and Catherine

Question: Which phrase links the title of an Oasis album and a British coin?
Answer: Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants

Question: In which year did The Beatles officially split?
Answer: 1970

Question: Who was the biggest-selling female solo artist of the 1990's in the USA?
Answer: Mariah Carey

Question: In 1995, Oasis and Blur had a battle for number one with which two singles?
Answer: Roll With It & Country House

Question: In 1976, which song was knocked off the number one spot by another song, the title of which is mentioned in its own lyrics?
Answer: Bohemian Rhapsody

Question: A 'smack' is the collective noun for a group of which marine creatures?
Answer: Jellyfish

Question: Which organ of the human body is affected by Hepatitis?
Answer: Liver

Question: What is the fastest growing type of tissue on any mammal, and can grow at a rate of up to 1 inch per day?
Answer: Reindeer Antlers

Question: How many muscles are there in a human finger?
Answer: None

Question: What is the third largest planet in the Solar System?
Answer: Uranus

Question: Where in the human body would you find the thinnest skin?
Answer: Eyelids

Question: Which part of the male does a female mantis usually bite off during mating?
Answer: Head

Question: What is the more common name of the medical condition 'Diplopia'?
Answer: Double-vision

Question: Which P.M was voted pipe smoker of the year?
Answer: Harold Wilson

Question: Who is the only P.M to have served 4 terms of office?
Answer: William Gladstone

Question: Who was the first P.M?
Answer: Robert Walpole

Question: Which P.M played first class cricket for the MCC?
Answer: Alec Douglas Home

Question: Who was P.M at the time of the profumo affair?
Answer: Harold MacMillan

Question: Who is the only P.M to have been assassinated?
Answer: Spencer Percival

Question: Who was the P.M at the outbreak of WW1?
Answer: Herbert Askquith

Question: Name the first Tory & Labour P.Ms?
Answer: The Earl of Bute & Ramsey MacDonald

Question: Which British actor starred in the 1975 movie Paper Tiger
Answer: David Niven

Question: The 1973 movie Paper Moon starred which father and daughter.
Answer: Ryan and Tatum O'Neill

Question: In government, what is the purpose of a white paper
Answer: To present facts, to educate, and to help ministers make decisions.

Question: How many pieces of paper make up a Quire.
Answer: 25

Question: How many Quires make up a Ream
Answer: 20

Question: On which horse did Tony McCoy win the 2010 Grand National on his 15th attempt?
Answer: Don't Push It