Question: Who holds the record for the most Ladies Singles titles at Wimbledon, winning nine times between 1978 and 1990 ?
Answer: Martina Navratilova

Question: Who trained a record 50th Cheltenham Festival winner last month, when his Bob's Worth won the Gold Cup ?
Answer: Nicky Henderson

Question: Which ground in West London is shared by Harlequins (rugby union) and London Broncos (rugby league) ?
Answer: (Twickenham) STOOP

Question: What natural phenomenon caused the late postponement of the third game of Baseball's World Series between San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics ?
Answer: Earthquake

Question: Beeston. East Grinstead and Reading are three of the leading English clubs in which outdoor sport ?
Answer: (Field) HOCKEY

Question: In which South African city is the Wanderers test ground ?
Answer: Johannesburg

Question: Limoges, Metz and Mulhouse are cities in which European country ?
Answer: France

Question: In which country is Raciborz, which emtereed a twinning agreement with Wrexham County Borough Council in 2002 ?
Answer: Poland

Question: Which mountain range forms an arc that stretches from the Czech Republic inj the northwest to the border of Romania and Serbia in the south ?
Answer: Carpathians

Question: Ljubljana is the capital of which European country ?
Answer: Slovenia

Question: Since the abolition of the monarchy in 1870, French Presidents have also automatically become co-princes of which independent Europian principality?
Answer: Andorra

Question: Which colour is on the left of the three colours on the flag of Italy ?
Answer: Green

Question: Which former Yugoslav state will become the 28th member of the European Union on July 1st this year ?
Answer: Croatia

Question: At 1,038 km long and emptying into the Atlantic Ocean at Lisbon, which is the longest river on the Iberian peninsula ?
Answer: Tagus

Question: Which two-word name is given to INVICTA, the symbol of Kent ?
Answer: White Horse

Question: First seen by a European in 1855, at 18 degress south of the equator and over 100 m high, it has the indigenous name MOSI-OA-TUNYA, meaniong CLOUD THAT THUNDERS. What is it ?
Answer: Victoria Falls

Question: Along which road from Capua to Rome were 6000 slaves crucified in 71BC after defeat in then Servile War led by Spartacus ?
Answer: Appian Way

Question: Named after the 16/17th century fancy collar that made a fortune for Robert Baker, which London street starts at Hyde Park Corner and ends at a famous statue ? It is the 6th most expensive property in Monopoly.
Answer: Picadilly

Question: Based on an ancient structure, which 61mile long distance footpath from Holywell to Llanymynech and which passes through Wrexham was inaugurated in 2005 ?
Answer: Wat'S Dyke

Question: The road from Paris to Montpellier passes over the highest bridge in the world, completed in 2004. Which river valley does it span ?
Answer: Tarn

Question: The southwest coastal footpath starts at Poole in Dorset. Going around Devon and Cornwall, at which West Somerset resort, famous for its Butlin's holiday camp, does it end 630 miles later ?
Answer: Minehead

Question: Ian, Gregory and Trevor are the grandsons of Vic Richardson. The four men nearly 200 caps between them in the 1920s, 30s, 70s and 80s. Give the surname of the three grandsons.
Answer: Chappell

Question: In 1971 Harvey Smith made a sign to judges causing him to be disqualified from a competition. In 2010, which British cyclist made the same sign at the end of a race, in the Tour of Romandy, with a similar outcome ?
Answer: Mark Cavendish

Question: In October 2012 Trenton Oldfield was sentenced to 6 months in prison for going for a swim on Saturday, 7th April at 2.25pm. In which river was hge swimming ?
Answer: Thames

Question: Which ex-boxer was the mentor of Freddie Flintoff in his recent quest to take part in a heavyweight match ?
Answer: BARRY McGUIGAN

Question: What connects David 'Bronco' Lane in 1964, Keiron Fallon in 2006 and John Higgins in 2010 ?
Answer: Match Fixing / Bribery

Question: MCDXLIV contains all 7 letters used by the Romans to represent numbers. What number is it in our system ?
Answer: 1444

Question: Which letter from the Greekalphabet is the symbol of the most penetrating type of radiation containing no particles ?
Answer: Gamma

Question: In which track from the 1975 album, Still crazy after all these years, are people advised to "slip out the back", "hop on the bus" and "drop off the key" ?
Answer: 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover

Question: Which letter is given to the irrational number 2.71828 ? It is widely used in population growth calculations, economics and structural engineering.
Answer: e

Question: Originally based on the Roman fable The Rape of the Sabine Women which 1954 musical contains the songs "Bless Your Beautiful Hide" and "Spring, Spring, Spring" ?
Answer: Seven Brides For Seven Brothers

Question: Born in 1913 and dying in 1994 who is the only person to be elected twice for the post of Vice President and also twice for the post of President of the USA ?
Answer: Richard Nixon

Question: Which city's social services department recently caused outcry after removing foster children from 2 UKIP members ?
Answer: Rotherham

Question: Declared First Citizen of Athens, which statesman, orator and general was leader in its Golden Age, between the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars in the 5th Century BC ?
Answer: Pericles

Question: Two future leaders of the country were elected for the first time toParliament for the Huntingdon Constituency in 1628 and 351 years later in 1979. Name both.
Answer: OLIVER CROMWEELL and JOHN MAJOR

Question: Found in the title of a 1945 Benjamin Britten opera, what is the surname of the Jedward twins, who finished 6th in the 2009 X Factor ?
Answer: Grimes

Question: The name of which Alpine Goat is included in the name of the Spanish Stock Market Index ?
Answer: Ibex

Question: Banco is the sequel to which book, made into an Oscar nominated film starring Steve McQueen in 1973 ?
Answer: Papillon

Question: Who is the only British Actress, from a large theatrical family, to have won an Oscar, Emmy, Tony, Cannes Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Awards?
Answer: Vanessa Redgrave

Question: Name either of the two territories to become states of the USA in 1959.
Answer: Hawaii / Alaska

Question: SUPERCALEYGOBALISTICCELTICAREATTROCIOUS was a headline in the Sun in February 2000 after a shock cup win. To which , then 3rd Division, football club, now flying high in the SPL, did it apply ?
Answer: Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Question: """Lord of all beasts of the Earth"", ""Conqueror of the British Empire"" and ""King of Scotland"" are all self-given titles to which despotic 20th century African dictator?"
Answer: Idi Amin

Question: The birthplace of Andy Murray, an event in which town gave rise to the Cullen Report followed by the Firearms Amendment Act in 1997 ?
Answer: Dunblane

Question: In which century did William Wallace live most of his life ?
Answer: 13th

Question: What is the planned minimum price for a unit of alcohol in Scotland ?
Answer: 45p

Question: In November, the 5,855,533rd and last machine to be made in a Ruabon factory was sent to The Science Museum. What was it ?
Answer: Typewriter

Question: A recent recording by Gary Barlow, which song from War of the Worlds was originally a hit for the Moody Blues in 1978 and contains the lines, "Like the sun through the trees you came to love me, like a leaf on a breeze you blew away" ?
Answer: Forever Autumn

Question: Disastrously affected by the Chalkara Fraxinea fungus, the wood from which tree is most widely used to make cricket stumps ?
Answer: Ash

Question: In March 2012 ceased publication 244 years after its inception ?
Answer: Guinness Book Of Records

Question: Which 15 letter word is the "thief of time" according to the quotes by poet Edward Young and author Charles Dickens ?
Answer: Procrastination