Question: After Paris, which is the next largest French speaking city?
Answer: Montreal

Question: What type of creature is a 'Shoat'?
Answer: A Young Pig

Question: What do Americans mean by "Banana Oil"?
Answer: Flattery

Question: Which country has Slovakia to the north, The Ukraine and Romania to the east, Serbia & Montenegro and Croatia to the south, and Austria to the west?
Answer: Hungary

Question: What was singer Gary Numan's first number one in the U.K.?
Answer: 'Are Friends Electric'

Question: Which prefix vehicle registration letter was the first to be introduced in a month other than August?
Answer: T.

Question: In the TV series 'Batman', who played the part of 'The Joker'?
Answer: Caesar Romero

Question: Which organisation were the arch-enemies of 'Napoleon Solo', 'Ilya Kuriakin' and the 'U.N.C.L.E.' agency?
Answer: T.H.R.U.S.H

Question: From which plant is the drug 'Atropine' obtained?
Answer: DEADLY NIGHTSHADE (accept Belladonna)

Question: What title did Edward I confer on his eldest son in 1301?
Answer: Prince Of Wales

Question: What is the name of the fictitious brewery that supplies the 'Rovers Return' in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: 'Newton & Ridley'

Question: From which flower does the insecticide 'Pyrethrum' come?
Answer: Chrysanthemum

Question: In which battle of World War I were angels reported to have fought beside British troops?
Answer: The Battle Of Mons

Question: Which Hungarian born US pioneer founded the company which became Paramount Pictures?
Answer: Adolph Zukor

Question: How many etchings made up Hogarth's 'A Rakes Progress'?
Answer: 8

Question: Which famous statue was found on the island of Melos and was signed by Andros of Antioch?
Answer: Venus Di Milo

Question: Where would you find a 'Magyar'?
Answer: Hungary

Question: A female horse aged five or more, is called what?
Answer: A Mare

Question: 'Proud Mary', 'Bad Moon Rising', 'Green River' were all in the UK charts in 1969, who released them?
Answer: 'Creedance Clearwater Revival'

Question: Which Lancashire town features three bees on its coat- of-arms?
Answer: Blackburn

Question: Which 'DBT' by 'The Simpsons' was No.1 in the UK in March 1991?
Answer: 'Do The Bartman'

Question: Name the British racing driver who came third in his first ever Formula One race in Australia, this year (2007)?
Answer: Lewis Hamilton

Question: Which US state is known as 'The Land of Lincoln'?
Answer: Illinois

Question: 'Handbags and Gladrags' is the theme tune of which comedy TV show?
Answer: 'The Office'

Question: Which horse won this year's (2007) Grand National?
Answer: Silver Birch

Question: Which poem begins with the words "Good people all, of every sort, give ear unto my song"?
Answer: 'Elegyon The Death Of A Mad Dog'

Question: In what year were congestion charges introduced into London?
Answer: 2003

Question: Ignoring the definite and indefinite articles, alphabetically which is the last of Shakespeare's plays?
Answer: 'The Winter'S Tale'

Question: Similarly, alphabetically, which would be the first of Shakespeare's plays?
Answer: 'Alls Well That Ends Well'

Question: Who was fatally stabbed by Dimitri Tsafendas?
Answer: Hendrik Verwoerd

Question: Which planet in the solar system has several moons named after characters in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer- Night's Dream'?
Answer: Uranus

Question: Which World Heavyweight boxing champion had previously been disqualified from the final of the Olympic Heavyweight final for 'not trying'?
Answer: Ingemar Johannsen

Question: Which Lancashire actress played the part of 'Daphne Moon' in 'Frasier'?
Answer: Jane Leeves

Question: Which bird may be described as "a small finch with a brownish-green back, with shades of yellow and a black cap"?
Answer: Siskin

Question: 'Sushi' is freshfish or other seafood served with rice, but what is usually added to the rice?
Answer: Vinegar

Question: What sort of animal is a 'Fennec'?
Answer: Small Fox

Question: Which English architect designed Blenheim Palace?
Answer: Sir John Van Brugh

Question: Which book ends with the words "After all, tomorrow is another day"?
Answer: 'Gone With The Wind'

Question: Which musical comedy features the characters 'Bloom' and 'Bialystock'?
Answer: 'The Producers'

Question: Which 'James Bond' film featured Louis Armstrong singing'You've Got All The Time In The World', in its opening titles?
Answer: 'On Her Majesty'S Secret Service'

Question: 'Willy Lot's Farm' is the setting for which famous painting?
Answer: 'Thehay Wain'

Question: In the 1940/50's, 'Abdullah' was a trade name for what type of product?
Answer: Cigarettes

Question: Why was May 12th 1937,significant in Great Britain?
Answer: Coronation Of King George Vi

Question: With which singer did Lee Hazlewood sing 'Did You Ever'?
Answer: Nancy Sinatra

Question: Who wrote the plays 'Habeus Corpus' and 'Forty Years On'?
Answer: Alan Bennet

Question: If someone has the letters FIA after their name, what would it signify?
Answer: Fellow Of The Institute Of Actuaries

Question: """Until we have wiped the last one of them from the face ofthe land they have usurped"", is the last line of which novel?"
Answer: 'Day Of The Triffids'

Question: Aged 52 in 1930, he was England's oldest Test cricketer. Who was he?
Answer: Wilfred Rhodes

Question: What do Alexander, Grosvenor, Hungerford and Barnes Bridges have in common?
Answer: Railway Bridges Over The Thames

Question: In the story and film, why did 'Cruella de Ville' want to steal 101 Dalmatians?
Answer: To Make Fur Coats

Question: According to Genesis, howold was Noah when he died (within 10 years)?
Answer: 950

Question: In the 2005 General Election, which candidate had the largest majority?
Answer: Gerry Adams

Question: What book begins with the words "You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodings"?
Answer: 'Frankenstein'

Question: Which Canadian Province has a Pacific coastline?
Answer: British Columbia

Question: If 'Statics' is the branch of Physics concerned with objects at rest, which branch is concerned with moving objects?
Answer: Dynamics

Question: Which group had a No.1 with 'Marrakesh Express'?
Answer: Crosby, Stills&Nash

Question: Give any year in the life of Sir Joshua Reynolds?
Answer: 1723 - 1792

Question: Who disappeared whilst swimming near Melbourne on December 17th.1967?
Answer: Harold Holt

Question: What was a 'Baby Belling'?
Answer: Small Electriccooker

Question: From which country did Aga stoves originate?
Answer: Sweden

Question: Of which Canadian Province is Labrador a part?
Answer: Newfoundland

Question: Which Archbishop of Canterbury was convicted of heresy and burned at the stake?
Answer: Thomas Cranmer

Question: Where do the Algonquin people come from?
Answer: North America / Canada

Question: What was the staple food 'Soylent Green', in the film of the same name, made from?
Answer: Human Beings

Question: Which is the southernmost of the Channel Islands?
Answer: Jersey

Question: Who was the master of 'Lancelot Gobbo'?
Answer: 'Shylock'

Question: What is the name of the trophy awaraded to the winners of the Rugby Union World Cup?
Answer: William Webb Ellis Trophy

Question: Which aircraft company made the World War II 'Halifax' bomber?
Answer: Handley Page

Question: What would you be suffering from if you had 'hypermetropia'?
Answer: Long-Sightedness

Question: What was the former name of 'The Maze' prison?
Answer: Long Kesh

Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to die at '10 Downing Street'?
Answer: Henrycampbell- Bannerman

Question: Which Italian dance group had a Number One hit in the UK in 1999 with 'Blue'?
Answer: 'Eiffel 65'

Question: In the film 'Finding Nemo', what sort of fish was 'Nemo'?
Answer: Clownfish

Question: Which South American country was named after an Italian city because of its abundance of water?
Answer: VENEZUELA (Venice)