Question: What do Australians call a water hole
Answer: Billabong

Question: What was the former name of the Green Party
Answer: The Ecology Party

Question: Of which country was Jomo Kenyatta the president in the seventies
Answer: Kenya

Question: In what year did Harold Wilson retire
Answer: 1976

Question: Lord Beaverbrook was Minister for Aircraft Production in world war 11 what was he the minister of in world war 1
Answer: Information

Question: Announced in May 1999 for which magazine did the supermodel Naomi Campbell pose naked
Answer: Playboy

Question: Which newspaper was instrumental in getting Zola Budd to compete for England
Answer: Daily Mail

Question: What is the term used when an article is rejected by the editor
Answer: It is said to have been "spiked"

Question: What is the name of the Salvation Army's most famous weekly paper
Answer: War Cry

Question: Name Cliff Richard's first five number one hits in the correct order
Answer: Living Doll,

Question: What was the name of the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Answer: Nautilus

Question: What is the only anagram of the word chesty
Answer: Scythe

Question: What is the minimum age at which someone may fly an aircraft legally
Answer: Seventeen

Question: Which tendon joins the calf muscle to the heel bone
Answer: Achilles

Question: Solder is an alloy of which two metals
Answer: Tin and lead

Question: What rank in the British Amy is the equivalent to Hauptsturmfuhrer in the S.S.
Answer: Captain

Question: What is measured in warps, lasts or crans
Answer: Herrings

Question: In 1974 into which newly born county was Middlesbrough included
Answer: Cleveland

Question: How many General Elections did Harold Wilson win as leader of the Labour Party
Answer: Four

Question: What rank in the Navy comes between Ordinary Seaman and Leading Seaman
Answer: Able Bodied

Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1982 with It Ain't What You Do It's The Way That You Do It
Answer: Bananarama and Fun Boy Three

Question: What is the capital of Mexico
Answer: Mexico City

Question: Which sign meant happy motoring
Answer: Esso

Question: Who described Emmerdale as Dallas with dung
Answer: Les Dawson

Question: What profession is followed by leprechauns
Answer: Cobbling

Question: What did the Owl and the Pussycat dine on
Answer: Mince and slices of quince

Question: What is the gas that puts the fizz into fizzy drinks
Answer: Carbon Dioxide

Question: What is the nickname of non league football team Aylesbury
Answer: Ducks

Question: Who were the six original signatories of the Treaty of Rome (Common Market point for each)
Answer: Belgium, Germany, Italy, France ,Holland, Luxembourg

Question: How many tons of TNT does a megaton represent
Answer: One million

Question: Which film star was known as the million dollar mermaid
Answer: Esther Williams

Question: What plant is the national emblem of The Lebanon
Answer: Cedar Tree

Question: What is the European equivalent of men's shoe size nine
Answer: Forty four

Question: What colour are tea leaves when they are picked
Answer: Green

Question: Which is the lowest female singing voice
Answer: Contralto

Question: Who managed Scotland in the 1986 World Cup
Answer: Alex Ferguson

Question: What is another name for Whit Sunday
Answer: Pentecost

Question: Who wrote Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son
Answer: Galton and Simpson

Question: What is the state capital of Tennessee
Answer: Nashville

Question: What became compulsory in cars on Britain's roads in 1932
Answer: Rear view mirrors

Question: Florence Nightingale Graham is better known to hundreds of women shoppers as who
Answer: Elizabeth Arden

Question: Who was the father of Richard 11
Answer: Edward the Black Prince

Question: Who played the part of Paul McCartney's grandfather in the film A Hard Day's Night
Answer: Wilfred Brambell

Question: Which Outer Hebridean island gives its name to a famous tweeds
Answer: Harris

Question: In which city is the University of East Anglia
Answer: Norwich

Question: What popular spring flower is also known as the Lent Lily
Answer: Daffodil

Question: Who was the lead singer with the Newcastle group The Animals
Answer: Eric Burdon

Question: To which battle was Churchill referring when he said we never won a battle before and never lost one after it
Answer: El Alamein

Question: What is a male guinea pig called
Answer: Boar

Question: In what county is the new town of Milton Keynes
Answer: Buckinghamshire

Question: Which motor manufacturer make the Scenic
Answer: Renault

Question: Name the four American presidents who were assassinated
Answer: Lincoln, Kennedy, Garfield, McKinley

Question: Where would a cowboy wear his bandanna
Answer: Round his neck

Question: Mozambique was once a colony of which European country
Answer: Portugal

Question: Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1990 with Naked in the Rain
Answer: Blue Pearl

Question: What is a female fox called
Answer: Vixen

Question: At which former football ground would you have been able to watch from the Kippax Stand
Answer: Maine Road

Question: What is the name of the advertising character made from liquorice allsorts
Answer: Bertie Bassett

Question: What is the state capital of New Mexico
Answer: Sante Fe

Question: What do we call the refraction, reflection and dispersal of the sun's rays caused by raindrops in the sky
Answer: Rainbow

Question: What was the longest running Western T.V. series
Answer: Gunsmoke

Question: Bakewell is a Tourist Information centre in which National Park
Answer: The Peak District

Question: What is the name of the house where Prince Edward and his wife live
Answer: Bagshot Hall

Question: What is the black mineral that is the source of uranium and radium
Answer: Pitchblende

Question: What brand of lager was advertised using the slogan follow the bear
Answer: Hofmeister

Question: What was the Bond film in which a tarantula crawled over him while he lay in bed
Answer: Dr. No

Question: In which film did David Niven play Sir James Bond
Answer: Casino Royale

Question: In which Bond film did Rowan Atkinson first appear
Answer: Never Say Never Again

Question: Which Bond film starring Roger Moore had scenes filmed at the Nene Valley Railway
Answer: Octopussy

Question: What was the name of the Bond girl played by Honor Blackman
Answer: Pussy Galore

Question: Who was the top fashion designer nicknamed the Punk Princess of Fashion
Answer: Zandra Rhodes

Question: What is the American word for grilling food
Answer: Broiling

Question: What would the British call what the Americans call a dry goods store
Answer: Drapers shop

Question: What was the name of the single that Blur won the BRIT award for best single in 1994
Answer: Parklife

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Everything I Do I do for You
Answer: Bryan Adams

Question: Will you still be sending me a valentine is a line from which Beatles song
Answer: When I'm Sixty Four

Question: What was the nickname of Florence Griffith Joyner
Answer: Flo-Jo

Question: Apart from card games in which sport would you hear the term jack high
Answer: Bowls

Question: How many players are there in a water polo team
Answer: Seven

Question: At which event was Vladimir Smirnov killed whilst defending his Olympic gold medal
Answer: Fencing

Question: What kind of weapon is the tupara used by Maoris
Answer: Double barrelled shotgun

Question: What is the more common name for the medical condition trismus
Answer: Lockjaw

Question: In which town is the headquarters of the William Morrison supermarket group
Answer: Bradford

Question: Which company advertises on it's shopping bags Chocolate Heaven since 1911
Answer: Thornton's

Question: Forging British bank notes now involves two crimes one is forgery what is the other
Answer: Breach of Copyright

Question: What is a supplement or an afterthought to a will called
Answer: Codicil