Question: Which US city is home to the American Football team, the 'Bengals'?
Answer: Cincinatti

Question: 'Queen' named two of their albums after 'Marx Brothers' films. Name either?
Answer: 'A NIGHT AT THE OPERA' or 'A DAY AT THE RACES'

Question: Which battle near Moscow in 1812, turned the tide against the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte?
Answer: Boredino

Question: Which car manufacturer makes the 'Corsa' model?
Answer: Vauxhall

Question: A 'plutocracy' is government by whom?
Answer: The Wealthy

Question: Who won his ninth 'Skol World Darts' title in January 2001?
Answer: Phil Taylor

Question: Who was the youngest son of Jacob?
Answer: Benjamin

Question: Which commentator said, "The bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey"?
Answer: Brian Johnston

Question: Which famous teacher taught at 'The Marcie Blain School For Girls'?
Answer: 'Miss Jean Brodie'

Question: What is the female equivalent of a Bar Mitzvah?
Answer: Bat Mitzvah

Question: Which larger than life television character rode a motorcycle for the 'Texas Rangers Couriers'?
Answer: 'Ken Boon'

Question: From which country do the European 'Ariane' rockets lift off?
Answer: FRENCH GUYANA (South America)

Question: Yarmulke is the Yiddish word for a skullcap, what is the Hebrew equivalent?
Answer: Kippah

Question: Who was Bertie Aherne's predecessor as Prime Minister of Eire?
Answer: John Bruton

Question: What was the first Steven Spielberg movie to be shot completely (exteriors as well as interiors) on sound stages?
Answer: 'Hook'

Question: Who preceded Ariel Sharon as Israel's Prime Minister?
Answer: Ehud Barak

Question: Who at the age of 69 was the oldest US President to take the oath of office?
Answer: Ronald Reagan

Question: What was silent film actor 'Fatty' Arbuckle's christian name?
Answer: Roscoe

Question: What is the currency of Eire?
Answer: The Euro

Question: Which Mediterranean island's two main beaches are called Ses Salines and Es Cavellet?
Answer: Ibiza

Question: In terms of the UK charts, what connects Jim Reeves' 'Distant Drums' and Elvis Presley's 'Way Down'?
Answer: Both Posthumous Number Ones

Question: Phucket is the largest of which country's islands?
Answer: Thailand

Question: What honour is shared by Irene Cara's hits 'Fame' and 'Flashdance.... What A Feeling'?
Answer: They Are Both 'Oscar' Winning Songs

Question: Which two words were used to promote Greta Garbo's 1930 film, 'Anna Christie'?
Answer: """Garbo Talks"""

Question: Comedian Freddie Starr owned which Grand National winner?
Answer: Minniehoma

Question: Which playwright, the author of 'I'll Leave It To You', died in 1973?
Answer: Noel Coward

Question: Whose wife was killed by the 'Charles Manson Family'?
Answer: Roman Polanski'S

Question: Which English engineer built the Menai tubular girder bridge in the UK, opened in 1850, and the Victoria Bridge over the Hudson in Canada in 1859?
Answer: Robert Stephenson

Question: Jenny Pitman won the Grand National for the first time, with which horse?
Answer: Corbiere

Question: Which aircraft manufacturer built the World war II fighter the 'Mustang'?
Answer: North American Aviation

Question: In what year were the Prince and Princess of Wales divorced?
Answer: 1996 (August 28th.)

Question: Which TV 'Western' hero was created by the legendary writer O Henry?
Answer: The 'Cisco Kid'

Question: In what year was Nelson Mandela sworn in as President of South Africa?
Answer: 1994 (May 10th.)

Question: Who apart from 'Doc' lasted through all the 'Gunsmoke' series?
Answer: 'Matt Dillon'

Question: Which aircraft company manufactures the 'F-14 Tomcat'?
Answer: Grumman

Question: How was boxer Walker Smith better known?
Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson

Question: What is the currency of Malaysia?
Answer: Ringgit

Question: 'Media Magnate' Silvio Berlusconi became Italy's Prime Minister, he also owned which Italian football club?
Answer: A.C. Milan

Question: Which French cyclist's nickname means 'The Badger'?
Answer: Bernard Hinault

Question: What is the currency of Papua New Guinea?
Answer: Kina

Question: Who was the first 'baby boomer' President to sit in the White House?
Answer: William Jefferson Clinton

Question: What was Michael Pain's occupation in 'A Private Function'?
Answer: A Chiropodist

Question: On which course did golfer Mark Calcavecchia win his only (British) Open?
Answer: Troon

Question: What was the name of the dog in 'Chitty, Chitty Bang, Bang'?
Answer: Edison

Question: What was the name of the killer who carried out the horrific massacre at Hungerford?
Answer: Michael Ryan

Question: In 'Peter Pan', what are 'Hook's' last words?
Answer: """Floreat Etona"""

Question: What type of food is 'Gravadlax'?
Answer: Fish

Question: In which county is the Sizewell nuclear power station?
Answer: Suffolk

Question: Which 'soap' character appeared in an advert for BT, digging on his allotment?
Answer: 'ARTHUR FOWLER' (Eastenders)

Question: In which city is Temple Mead railway station?
Answer: Bristol

Question: The song 'Bring Me Sunshine' was used to accompany which weather forecaster in his advert for BT?
Answer: IAN McCASKILL

Question: Which doll's name gave 'Aqua' a number one hit?
Answer: 'Barbie'

Question: In which London Park is 'Rotten Row'?
Answer: Hyde Park

Question: Who is accredited with saying "I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart of a king, and a king of England too"?
Answer: Elizabeth I

Question: Which motor manufacturer builds the 'Tourneo' range of vans and mini-buses?
Answer: FORD (Transit model)

Question: In March of what year was Robert Mugabe elected Prime Minister of Zimbabwe?
Answer: 1980

Question: In November of what year did Spanish dictator General Franco die?
Answer: 1975

Question: Who is accredited with saying "I cannot forecast the actions of Russia, it is a riddle wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma"?
Answer: Sir Winston Churchill

Question: Which motor manufacturer builds the 'Movano' range of vans and mini-buses?
Answer: Vauxhall

Question: Which former Egyptian army camp was besieged by the Mahdists forten months, then occupied for 13 years before recapture by the British in 1898?
Answer: Khartoum

Question: Who became thefirst West German Chancellor to visit Israel?
Answer: Willy Brandt

Question: Who starred opposite Walter Pidgeon in the 1942 film 'Mrs. Miniver'?
Answer: Greer Garson

Question: On the 22nd. June 1979 former Liberal leader Jeremy Thorpe was found not guilty of plotting to kill which male model?
Answer: Norman Scott

Question: Who played 'Fletcher Christian' to Charles Laughton's 'Captain Bligh' in the film 'Mutiny On The Bounty'?
Answer: Clarke Gable

Question: Which serial killer hanged himself in his cell on New Years day 1995, before being tried for crimes he committed?
Answer: Fred West

Question: The nephew of Donizetti,who composed 'The Poet and Peasant Overture', 'The Daughter of the Regiment'(the March),and 'Don Pasquale'(the Serenade)?
Answer: FRANZvon SUPPE

Question: Much seen after the 'Bali Bombing', what is the national flower of Australia?
Answer: Golden Wattle

Question: Which British pop group had a hit with 'Brontosaurus'?
Answer: 'The Move'

Question: With which boy-band did Mariah Carey cover the Phil Collins hit 'Against All Odds'?
Answer: 'Westlife'

Question: Zanzibar lies off the coast of which African country?
Answer: Tanzania

Question: In Swift's 'Gullivers Travels', what is 'Gulliver's profession?
Answer: A Surgeon

Question: The football World Cup Final of 1934 between Italy and Czechoslovakia was the first to experience what?
Answer: The Playing Of Extra Time

Question: What was the title of Elvis Presley's first feature film?
Answer: 'Love Me Tender'

Question: What was Elvis Presley's first UK hit single?
Answer: 'Heartbreak Hotel'

Question: The 1962 World Cup competition, saw a clash now called 'The Battle of Santiago' between Chile and which European nation?
Answer: Italy