Question: Who played Eddie Didgeridoo Catflap in the TV sitcom Filthy, Rich and Catflap?
Answer: Adrian Edmondson

Question: What song did Motorhead take into the charts in 1980 and again in 1993?
Answer: Ace of Spades

Question: In Greek mythology which son of Telamon fought Hector in single combat?
Answer: Ajax

Question: According to the poem what kind of bird did the Ancient Mariner kill?
Answer: Albatross

Question: What was the name of Claude Greengrass' dog in Heartbeat?
Answer: Alfred

Question: Jean Dominique Larrey developed which type of vehicle?
Answer: Ambulance

Question: What is added to soap to make it clear?
Answer: Alcohol

Question: Who scored both West Ham's goals in the 1975 FA Cup Final victory against Fulham?
Answer: Alan Taylor

Question: What is the fossilised resin of coniferous trees called?
Answer: Amber

Question: What is the state capital of Texas?
Answer: Austin

Question: What is used to tell the future in belomancy?
Answer: Arrows

Question: For which film did John Mills receive an Oscar?
Answer: Ryan's Daughter

Question: Fodor's books are popular the world over. What kind of books do they publish?
Answer: Travel Guides

Question: What is the name of the fur taken from a rabbit?
Answer: Coney

Question: There are five Olympic Rings. What are their colours?
Answer: Black, Blue, Red, Green and Orange

Question: A polyorchid man has at least three what?
Answer: Testicles

Question: In what Olympic sport did Brian Phelps partake?
Answer: Diving

Question: Where would you find the Amundsen Scott Station?
Answer: The South Pole

Question: What does Kung Fu mean literally?
Answer: Leisure time

Question: Which former jump jockey won the prestigious 'Crime Writer's Association' award the Cartier Diamond Dagger, in 1989?
Answer: Dick Francis

Question: Which US state doesn't have any borders?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: In 'The Guns of Navarone' who played the demolitions expert?
Answer: David Niven

Question: In which continent would you find 'The Great Rift Valley'?
Answer: Africa

Question: HITLER IN MACINTOSH is an anagram of someone who has often been in the news and on TV?
Answer: Christine Hamilton

Question: What is the surname of the family in the book Little Women by Louisa May Alcott?
Answer: March

Question: What was the first thing that Scrooge purchased after his change of heart?
Answer: A turkey

Question: Which playwright wrote A Streetcar Named Desire and Night of the Iguana?
Answer: Tennessee Williams

Question: Trachoma is an infection of which part of the body?
Answer: Eye

Question: Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1968 with Son of A Preacher Man?
Answer: Dusty Springfield

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer's motto was "Made like a gun, goes like a bullet"?
Answer: Royal Enfield

Question: Who was Cassius Clay's / Muhammad Ali's manager?
Answer: Angelo Dundee

Question: What would an American call a bowler hat?
Answer: A derby

Question: Who wrote the musical Call Me Madam?
Answer: Irving Berlin

Question: What was the first British ship lost in the Falklands War?
Answer: HMS Sheffield

Question: Which brand of cigarettes did former US president Ronald Reagan advertise in the fifties?
Answer: Chesterfields

Question: What famous London building did John Nash rebuild in 1825?
Answer: Buckingham Palace

Question: Which Jane Austen novel tells the story of the Bertram family?
Answer: Mansfield Park

Question: Which old time comedian's catch phrase was "I say what a smasher"?
Answer: Charlie Chester

Question: Coca Cola announced in Oct 2010 the closure of which famous British bottled water company?
Answer: Malvern

Question: Which popular song begins with, The loveliness of Paris seems somehow sadly gay?
Answer: I Left My Heart In San Francisco

Question: Which American motor manufacturer used to make the Fury?
Answer: Plymouth

Question: Who was the first English batsman to score a hundred on his test debut at Lords?
Answer: Jack Hampshire

Question: Which fictional character lived at 32 Windsor Gardens, London?
Answer: Paddington Bear

Question: What is the longest running show staged at London's Royal Drury Lane theatre?
Answer: Miss Saigon

Question: Which company is famous for making the trouser presses that you find in the bedrooms of most decent hotels?
Answer: Corby

Question: Which English artist painted The Blue Boy and The Hay Wagon?
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough

Question: What was the name of the first Hi-Fi record player made by Decca to be marketed in Britain?
Answer: The Decca Piccadilly

Question: For what team did Michael Schumacher drive in his first grand prix?
Answer: Jordan

Question: On what item of clothing would you find zig zags, ladders, diamonds, rig and fur, steps and prints o' the hoof?
Answer: Guernsey jumper

Question: Which American football player was nicknamed Big Sky?
Answer: Joe Montana

Question: What everyday household item was invented by O A North in 1869?
Answer: Coat hook

Question: How many American states can you name beginning with M (point for each one)?
Answer: Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Mississippi, Michigan, Montana Minnesota

Question: What does the Latin phrase caveat emptor mean?
Answer: Let the buyer beware

Question: Who was the lead singer on the Sugarcubes 1992 song called Hit?
Answer: Bjork

Question: What is the name of the Daily Planet's editor in the Superman series of comics and films?
Answer: Perry White

Question: At what age are female athletes classed as veterans?
Answer: Thirty five

Question: What creature is the symbol of the American Democratic Party?
Answer: Donkey

Question: What is the second largest rodent in the world, the capybara is first?
Answer: Beaver

Question: Who played Sadie King in Emmerdale?
Answer: Patsy Kensit

Question: What is the main street of Edinburgh called?
Answer: Princes Street

Question: In criminal slang, what is a dip?
Answer: Pickpocket

Question: What is the name of the main pub in The Archers?
Answer: The Bull

Question: On what date is Saint George's day?
Answer: April 23rd

Question: The Home Guard were first known as the LVD (Local Defence Volunteers) what were they nicknamed?
Answer: The Look Duck and Vanish Brigade

Question: What was the name of the British army officer who invented shells containing bullets to inflict more casualties?
Answer: Sir Henry Shrapnel

Question: Who won Pop Idol in 2002?
Answer: Will Young

Question: The opening credits of which TV show showed Neil Kinnock falling over on his backside on Brighton Beach?
Answer: Spitting Image

Question: Who wrote the Tarzan books?
Answer: Edgar Rice Burroughs

Question: Which popular pub name comes from the title of John Manners?
Answer: The Marquis of Granby

Question: Where was Patsy Gallant travelling to and from in her seventies hit song?
Answer: From New York to LA

Question: How is the former Miss Katherine Worsley better known?
Answer: Duchess of Kent

Question: Which American aircraft company made the Guardian anti submarine aircraft?
Answer: Grumman

Question: Who said on the day the United States invaded Cambodia that We are all the President's men?
Answer: -Â  Dr. Henry Kissinger

Question: What nationality is singer Demis Roussos?
Answer: -Â  Egyptian

Question: Who was the first female presenter of Top Gear?
Answer: -Â  Angela Rippon

Question: In which month is the American holiday President's Day held?
Answer: -Â  February

Question: What colour is the Queen's blotting paper?
Answer: -Â  Black

Question: What country do cars with the international registration BDS come from?
Answer: -Â  Barbados

Question: What is the least densely populated country in Asia?
Answer: -Â  Mongolia

Question: Who played Joe Maplin in Hi De Hi?
Answer: -Â  No one he was never seen

Question: What was Bruce Springsteen's first number one album in the UK titled?
Answer: Born In The USA

Question: What is a baby hippopotamus called?
Answer: Calf