Question: In The Tempest, what is the name of Prospero's daughter?
Answer: Miranda

Question: Which 1937 film about boxing, starring Edward G Robinson, was remade in 1962, as a musical, starring Elvis Presley?
Answer: Kid Galahad

Question: In Greek mythology, who saved Andromeda from the Kraken, a large sea monster?
Answer: Perseus

Question: Who is the present Prime Minister of Canada?
Answer: Stephen Harper

Question: Whereabouts in the human body is the zygomatic bone situated?
Answer: The Cheek

Question: Give a year in the life of the artist, Thomas Gainsborough?
Answer: 1727-1788

Question: The M32 motorway connects the M4 to which English town or city?
Answer: Bristol

Question: Gannymede is the largest moon, orbiting which of the planets?
Answer: Jupiter

Question: Who, in 2006, became the first man to be sent off in a UEFA Champions league final?
Answer: Jens Lehmann

Question: Which instrument is played by the American classical musician, Carlo Curley?
Answer: The Organ

Question: Which film actress, born Tula Finklea in Texas in 1922, died in June 2008, aged 88?
Answer: Cyd Charisse

Question: In the 1960's, which car company, part of BMC, made models called the Kestrel and the Elf?
Answer: Riley

Question: Which is the largest moon, orbiting the planet Neptune?
Answer: Triton

Question: The M606 motorway connects the M62 to which English town or city?
Answer: Bradford

Question: Give a year in the life of the composer, Henry Purcell?
Answer: 1659-1695

Question: A native of South America, the pudu is the smallest known species of which animal?
Answer: The Deer

Question: Whereabouts in the human body is the calcaneus bone situated?
Answer: The Heel

Question: Who is currently the Prime Minister of Eire?
Answer: Brian Cowen

Question: In Greek mythology, which Queen of the Amazons was accidentally killed by her ally, Amazon Queen Penthesilea?
Answer: Hippolyte

Question: Julie Jordan and Mr Snow are both characters in which stage and film musical?
Answer: Carousel

Question: On a Caribbean cruise, if your ship called in at Willemstad, which island or country would it be visiting?
Answer: Curacao / Dutch Antilles

Question: Which American big band leader had as his theme song, the tune, "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You"?
Answer: Tommy Dorsey

Question: Name the English pottery designer, whose "Bizarre" ware from the 1930's is still much sought after?
Answer: Clarice Cliff

Question: Which tree is also known as the Trembling Poplar?
Answer: The Aspen

Question: Popular in Russia and the Ukraine, what type of foodstuff are blini?
Answer: Stuffed Pancakes

Question: The flag of Venezuela is divided into three bands. Two of the colours are red and yellow. What is the third?
Answer: Blue

Question: Which author wrote the classic Russian novel, "The Brothers Karamazov"?
Answer: Fyodor Dostoevsky

Question: Which Italian coastal resort is served by Federico Fellini Airport?
Answer: Rimini.

Question: Who or what is "The Telegraph Toughie"?
Answer: A Crossword Puzzle

Question: Who was the Scottish Labour Party leader, who resigned in June 2008, after failing to declare donation to her leadership campaign in 2007?
Answer: Wendy Alexander

Question: Hawkes Bay is a wine-growing region in which country?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: Who is the leader of the Scottish Nationalist Party, and currently, the First Minister of Scotland?
Answer: Alex Salmond

Question: What was the name of the comic book character, "The Tough of The Track"?
Answer: Alf Tupper

Question: Etihad is the national airline of which Middle Eastern country?
Answer: United Arab Emirates

Question: Which author wrote the classic French novel, "Therese Raquin"?
Answer: Emile Zola

Question: The flag of Hungary is divided into three bands. Two of the colours are red and white. What is the third?
Answer: Green

Question: Originating in Italy, what kind of food is pecorino?
Answer: Cheese

Question: Name the German born, British art historian, who wrote a series of books entitled, "The Buildings of England", between 1951 and 1974?
Answer: Nikolaus Pevsner

Question: According to the bible, Zaccariah was the father of which New Testament figure?
Answer: John The Baptist

Question: The Battle of Bull Run, also called the 1st battle of Manassas, was fought in 1861, in which state of the USA?
Answer: Virginia

Question: Which horse, ridden by Kevin Manning, won the 2008 Epsom Derby?
Answer: New Approach

Question: Which organisation for women has the initials, WAR?
Answer: Women Against Rape

Question: In an alphabetical list of world countries, what comes between The Maldives and Malta?
Answer: Mali

Question: In an alphabetical list of world countries, what comes between Turkey and The Turks and Caicos Islands?
Answer: Turkmenistan

Question: Which fellow rocker, whose biggest hit was "Be-Bop-A-Lula", survived the car crash which killed Eddie Cochrane in 1960?
Answer: Gene Vincent

Question: Which country singer, whose biggest hit was "Crazy", was killed in a plane crash in 1963?
Answer: Patsy Cline

Question: Which actor played US President James Dale in the 1996 film "Mars Attacks!"?
Answer: Jack Nicholson

Question: Which actor played US President Andrew Shepherd in the 1995 film "The American President'?
Answer: Michael Douglas

Question: What would you be afraid of if you suffered from carnophobia?
Answer: Meat

Question: What would you be afraid of if you suffered from demophobia?
Answer: Crowds

Question: In 1924, which was the first country ever to host the Summer and Winter Olympics in the same year?
Answer: France

Question: In 1936, which was the last country ever to host the Summer and Winter Olympics in the same year?
Answer: Germany

Question: Which model was married to photographer David Bailey for 10 years, from 1975?
Answer: Marie Helvin

Question: Which model was married to singer Billy Joel for 9 years, from 1985?
Answer: Christie Brinkley

Question: Which late 1990's pop duo was made up of Karen and Shellie, the daughters of 1960's singer Brian Poole?
Answer: Alisha's Attic

Question: Which early 1990's pop trio was made up of Carnie, Wendy and Chynna, the daughters of members of 1960's bands The Beach Boys and The Mamas and the Papas?
Answer: Wilson Phillips

Question: What is the common name for the part of the human bone with the comparatively unprotected ulnar nerve?
Answer: Funny Bone

Question: Found in the human body, what is the more common name for myeloid tissue?
Answer: Bone Marrow

Question: Situated in Cheshire, on what canal would you find the Anderton Boat Lift?
Answer: Trent & Mersey

Question: Situated in West Yorkshire, on what canal would you find the Bingley Five Rise Locks?
Answer: Leeds & Liverpool

Question: Members of which London-based sporting club wear a yellow and red tie known as the "Egg & Bacon"?
Answer: Mcc

Question: Members of which London gentleman's club wear a pink and green tie known as the "Salmon & Cucumber"?
Answer: Garrick Club

Question: The football chant "Here We Go" is sung to the tune of which Sousa march?
Answer: Stars and Stripes Forever

Question: The football chant "Who Ate All The Pies" is sung to which music-hall tune?
Answer: Knees Up Mother Brown

Question: What variety of grape is used to produce the Italian red wine Chianti?
Answer: Sangiovese

Question: What variety of bean is used to produce beansprouts, popular in Oriental cuisine?
Answer: Mung

Question: Berengaria of Navarre was the queen of which English King?
Answer: Richard I

Question: Catherine of Braganza was the queen of which English King?
Answer: Charles II

Question: Which comic actor had two top ten hits, both in 1962, with "Hole in the Ground" and "Right Said Fred"?
Answer: Bernard Cribbins

Question: Which former US First Lady founded, in 1982, a well-known drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre?
Answer: Betty Ford

Question: Directed by John Lasseter, what was, in 1995, the first film to be entirely computer-generated?
Answer: Toy Story