Question: Fanny price is the heroine of which novel by Jane Austen?
Answer: Mansfield Park

Question: Luis Suarez was later banned from the 2014 world cup for biting which Italian defender?
Answer: Giorgio Chiellini

Question: The clock tower which houses Big Ben in London is dedicated to which saint?
Answer: St Stephen

Question: The 1966 song "All Or Nothing" was which group's only number 1 single?
Answer: Small Faces

Question: The animal welfare charity The National Canine Defence League changed its name to what?
Answer: Dogs’ Trust

Question: Which Hollywood star's last film was "The Hunter" in 1980?
Answer: Steve McQueen

Question: Which state of the USA is known as the Hoosier state?
Answer: Indiana

Question: Give any year in the reign of Richard the Lionheart.
Answer: 1189 To 1199

Question: Which two word name is given to a mixture of nitric acid and sulphuric acid?
Answer: Aqua Regis

Question: The fictional character Rip Van Winkle slept through which war?
Answer: American war of Independence

Question: In mythology who was the Greek equivalent of Mercury?
Answer: Hermes

Question: Which golfer is the captain of the European team in 2014 Ryder cup?
Answer: Paul McGinley

Question: To which James Bond film did Nancy Sinatra sing the theme tune?
Answer: You Only Live Twice

Question: What was the name of the trail boss in TV series Rawhide?
Answer: Gil Favor

Question: Meaning "black knife" in Gaelic, what is the name of the dagger worn in the sock in full highland dress?
Answer: Skean Dhubh

Question: Who was the star of the tv series "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century"?
Answer: Gil Gerrard

Question: After how many years of marriage would you celebrate your coral wedding anniversary?
Answer: 35

Question: What name is given to a triangle which contains no equal sides or equal angles?
Answer: Scalene

Question: Who was the secretary and mistress of disgraced MP John Stonehouse?
Answer: Sheila Buckley

Question: Which part of the human body is affected by lordosis?
Answer: Spinal Column (Accept Spine Or Backbone)

Question: Who wrote the classic novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin"?
Answer: Harriet Beecher Stowe

Question: Lulu sang the theme tune to which James Bond film?
Answer: The Man With The Golden Gun

Question: Which stately home in Buckinghamshire is the official residence of the chancellor of the exchequer?
Answer: Dorneywood

Question: Which Canadian tennis player lost the Wimbledon women's singles final in 2014?
Answer: Eugenie Bouchard

Question: Who was the original wagon-master in the classic TV western series “Wagon Train"?
Answer: Major Seth Adams

Question: Which tanker was in the news when it ran aground off the Pembrokeshire coast in 1996?
Answer: Sea Empress

Question: Purse, seine and drift are all types of what?
Answer: Fishing Nets

Question: Which Hollywood star's last film was "Cuban Rebel Girls" in 1959
Answer: Errol Flynn

Question: Which American state is known as the treasure state?
Answer: Montana

Question: Give either Christian name of the novelist GK Chesterton.
Answer: Gilbert Keith

Question: Founded in 1897, which animal welfare charity was formerly known As "Our Dumb Friends League"?
Answer: Blue Cross

Question: The old codgers were a fictional pair who answered readers' letters for 54 years in which newspaper?
Answer: Daily Mirror

Question: How many years are there in a sesquicentenary?
Answer: 150

Question: Catherine Norland is the central female character of which novel by Jane Austen?
Answer: Northanger Abbey

Question: What was the name of the "major" at the centre of the 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" controversy?
Answer: Charles Ingram

Question: The stormcock is an alternative name for which bird?
Answer: Mistle Thrush

Question: Which town is the administrative centre of Wiltshire?
Answer: Trowbridge

Question: Who was the president of America for the majority of the 1920's?
Answer: Calvin Coolidge

Question: Vega is the brightest star of which zodiacal constellation?
Answer: Lyra

Question: What was the name of the dog in the secret seven books by Enid Blyton?
Answer: Scamper

Question: In world war two who was successfully targeted by the allies in operation Anthropoid?
Answer: Reinhardt Heydrich

Question: Bearing the legs and wings what name is given to the intermediate division of an insect?
Answer: Thorax

Question: In June 1965 who became the first American to walk in space?
Answer: Ed White

Question: Urquhart castle in Scotland overlooks which famous stretch of water?
Answer: Loch Ness

Question: How many years in a chiliad?
Answer: One Thousand

Question: Who had the first ever Christmas number one single in the British charts?
Answer: Al Martino

Question: Which English city has stations called Shrub Hill and Foregate Street?
Answer: Worcester

Question: What name is given to the central division of a backgammon board?
Answer: The Bar

Question: Which breed of dog derives its name from the German for "splash"?
Answer: Poodle

Question: What was the currency of Finland between 1860 and 2002?
Answer: Markka

Question: What is the capital city of the Spanish autonomous community of Cantabria
Answer: Santander

Question: What name connects the Archbishop of Canterbury, a doctor played on TV by Robert Young and the architect of the interior of the Houses of Parliament?
Answer: Welby (Justin Welby, Marcus Welby M D, Augustus Welby Pugin)

Question: Which of the March sisters from Little Women by Louisa M Alcott is missing - Meg, Jo, Beth and?
Answer: Amy

Question: Talon is a tribute act to which band?
Answer: The Eagles

Question: Complete the partnership who won seven Grand Slam doubles titles from 1979 to 1984 including four at Wimbledon — Fleming and?
Answer: McEnroe

Question: Which legal drama starring Martin Shaw ran for six series on BBC TV from 2001?
Answer: Judge John Deed

Question: What is the common name of odontalgia?
Answer: Toothache

Question: The opera The Turn of the Screw by Benjamin Britten is based on whose novella
Answer: Henry James

Question: The Bet Lynch Mob and the Rainy City Roller Girls are roller derby teams from which city
Answer: Manchester

Question: Which character played by Janet Brown appears at the end of the Bond film For Your Eyes Only?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Question: In which city is the Gateway to India, built to commemorate the visit of George V in 1911
Answer: Mumbai

Question: Who succeeded Trajan as Roman Emperor in 117 AD
Answer: Hadrian

Question: Goat Fell is the highest point on which Scottish island?
Answer: Arran

Question: Who painted Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer in 1907, sold in 2006 for $135 million?
Answer: Gustav Klimt

Question: What is the English name for the German dessert Schwarzwalder Kirschtorte?
Answer: Black Forest Gateau

Question: Please, Mister Postman is the second volume of memoirs by which current politician?
Answer: Alan Johnson

Question: Under which treaty of 1713 was control of Gibraltar ceded to Britain?
Answer: Utrecht

Question: Drake Circus is a shopping centre opened in 2006 in which English city?
Answer: Plymouth

Question: Which of the five dwarf planets begins with the letter E?
Answer: Eris

Question: Give a year in the life of Irish playwright and poet Richard Brinsley Sheridan.
Answer: 1751-1816

Question: Who plays Brutus, a bar owner, in the recent BBC comedy Sun Trap?
Answer: Bradley Walsh

Question: Pon de Replay in 2005, and SOS and Unfaithful in 2006 all reached Number Two in the UK singles chart for which singer before she had her first Number One?
Answer: Rihanna

Question: Which poet played for Harrow in the first Eton v Harrow cricket match in 1805?
Answer: Lord Byron

Question: Retinol is one of the animal forms of which vitamin?
Answer: A

Question: The titles of whose later symphonies (1778-1791) include Paris, Linz and Prague?
Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Question: Who was the only English player to score in the 2015 FA Cup Final?
Answer: Theo Walcott