Question: Which word means an interaction between two different organisms living in close physical association usually to the advantage of both?
Answer: Symbiosis

Question: Who was the commander of the British forces who stopped the German advance into Egypt in 1942?
Answer: (General) Auchinleck

Question: In the Old Testament, who was the mother of Solomon?
Answer: Bathsheba

Question: What does a laniferous animal have that distinguishes it from other animals?
Answer: Wool

Question: Name either of the authors of 1066 and All That?
Answer: WC Sellar & RJ Yeatman

Question: In 1993, Arsenal won both the FA Cup and League Cup, beating which team in both finals?
Answer: Sheffield Wednesday

Question: What is the value of the American gold coin called the Double Eagle?
Answer: $20

Question: Yellowstone National Park lies mainly in Wyoming, partly in Montana and also in which other state?
Answer: Idaho

Question: Which animal appears on the coat of arms and flag of Berlin?
Answer: Bear

Question: Which author said "A classic is something everyone wants to have read but nobody wants to read"?
Answer: Mark Twain

Question: Who was the commander of the British forces as they progressed through Palestine in 1917-18?
Answer: (General) Allenby

Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet, when written as a capital, looks like a triangle?
Answer: Delta

Question: 258 statues of which animal were displayed around London in May and June 2010 to draw attention to their endangered status?
Answer: Elephant

Question: Which American actress said of herself "I'm as pure as the driven slush"?
Answer: Tallulah Bankhead

Question: In the Old Testament, who was the mother of Isaac?
Answer: Sarah

Question: The line 'The course of true love never did run smooth' appears in which of Shakespeare's plays?
Answer: A Midsummer Night's Dream

Question: Who was the first man to circumnavigate Australia in his ship The Investigator between 1796 and 1803, the largest island in Bass Strait is named after him?
Answer: Matthew Flinders

Question: What name is given to the passage of a solvent from a less concentrated into a more concentrated solution through a semi-permeable membrane?
Answer: Osmosis

Question: In 1997, which team lost in both the FA Cup and League Cup finals, to Leicester City in the League Cup and Chelsea in the FA Cup and were also relegated from the Premier League?
Answer: Middlesbrough

Question: Who, in 2008, won an Oscar posthumously?
Answer: Heath Ledger

Question: Which is the largest container port in the UK?
Answer: Felixstowe

Question: The Admiral Benbow Inn features in Stevenson's novel Treasure Island; what was the name of the other inn referred to in the book?
Answer: Spyglass

Question: Which town in Northamptonshire houses the Alfred East Art Gallery?
Answer: Kettering

Question: Which Danish explorer discovered Alaska in the eighteenth century?
Answer: Vitus Bering

Question: Which star is the brightest in the constellation Taurus?
Answer: Aldebaran

Question: Having subsequently released a CD single called The Climb, who won the 2009 X Factor?
Answer: JOE McELDERRY

Question: On view in London's National Gallery, the work The Supper at Emmaus is the work of which painter?
Answer: Caravaggio

Question: Who was the first chairman of BBC TV's Call My Bluff?
Answer: Robin Ray

Question: Which country was chosen by FIFA to host the football world cup in 2014?
Answer: Brazil

Question: Which actress was born Marjorie Robertson in 1904?
Answer: Dame Anna Neagle

Question: The majority of English Monarchs since the Norman Conquest were interred in either Westminster or Windsor, but where was King John buried?
Answer: Worcester Cathedral

Question: A person who suffers from clinophobia is afraid of what?
Answer: Beds

Question: In which novel by Charles Dickens do the characters Susan Nipper and Captain Cuttle appear?
Answer: Dombey And Son

Question: Who was the notorious lawyer and associate of Thomas Cromwell who played a key role in the Dissolution of the Monasteries?
Answer: Richard Rich

Question: In April 2002, which footballer became the youngest England captain since Bobby Moore?
Answer: Michael Owen

Question: In international tour cycling, which colour of jersey is worn by the 'Best Rider under 25'?
Answer: White

Question: Which former World Heavyweight boxing champion was nicknamed the 'Cinderella Man'?
Answer: James J Braddock

Question: What is the collective name of the four holy books of the Hindu religion?
Answer: The Vedas

Question: What was the given Christian name of the fashion designer 'Coco' Chanel?
Answer: Gabrielle

Question: Upon which author's best-selling novel was the film 'Psycho' based?
Answer: Robert Bloch

Question: Leporello is a principal character in which opera?
Answer: Don Giovanni

Question: Which actor, (the eighth Doctor Who) played the role just once in a 1996 TV movie?
Answer: PAUL McGANN

Question: Which city is the capital of the Central American Republic of Belize?
Answer: Belmopan

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

Question: Which South American goffer won the 2009 US Masters?
Answer: Angel Cabrera

Question: In which decade of the 20th century were photographs first required on British passports?
Answer: THE 1910's

Question: Who managed England during the 1982 World Cup?
Answer: Ron Greenwood

Question: Which English king was married to Philippa of Hainault?
Answer: Edward Iii

Question: Led for 3 days by veteran Tom Watson, who finally won the 2009 Open Golf Championship?
Answer: Stewart Cink

Question: From 1st April 2009, what is the cost per item of an NHS prescription?
Answer: £7.20

Question: Which opera contains the famous Anvil Chorus in its second act?
Answer: Il Trovatore

Question: Which central American city is the capital of the Republic of Honduras?
Answer: Tegucigalpa

Question: The name of which Spanish explorer who discovered the Missisippi river in 1539, was remembered in the make of a 1950s US automobile?
Answer: Hernando De Soto

Question: In Stevenson's Treasure Island, who was the coxswain of the Hispaniola?
Answer: Israel Hands

Question: The Haworth Art Gallery is located in which Lancashire town?
Answer: Accrington .

Question: Which painter, who reputedly sold only one work in his lifetime, had an art dealer brother called Theo?
Answer: Vincent Van Gogh

Question: Who was the valet of Prince Romiro in Rossini's opera La Cenerentola, also a well-known pantomime character?
Answer: Dandini

Question: In the Sikh religion, what name is given to the Holy Book ontaining the teachings of the gurus?
Answer: Adi Granth

Question: What name is given to a stone anchor and also colloquially to a Leading Seaman in the Royal Navy?
Answer: Killick

Question: In children's cartoons, who is the constant companion of Bullwinkle?
Answer: Rocky The Flying Squirrel

Question: In which Dickens novel do the characters Thomas Traddles and James Steerforth appear?
Answer: David Copperfield

Question: Which well known film and TV actress was born Joyce Frankenberg in 1951?
Answer: Jane Seymour

Question: Which city was selected in 2009 as the venue for the 2016 Olympic games?
Answer: Rio De Janeiro

Question: Buried in neither Westminster nor Windsor, where is the tomb of Edward II?
Answer: Gloucester Cathedral

Question: In the Tour de France, which jersey is worn by the leader of the 'King of the Mountains' category?
Answer: Polka Dot

Question: Savernake Forest is located in which English county?
Answer: Wiltshire

Question: Who in Anglo-Saxon legend is the god of metal working?
Answer: Wayland

Question: In the Old Testament, who lived in the land of Uz?
Answer: Job

Question: What is the lowest number greater than 1 that is both a square and a cube of two different whole numbers?
Answer: 64

Question: Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' are 4 concertos for which instrument?
Answer: Violin