Question: What colour are the feetand legs of a Greylag Goose?
Answer: Pink

Question: Which terrorist organisation was responsible for the hijacking of the cruise ship 'Achille Lauro'?
Answer: The Palestinian Liberation Front

Question: Which artist painted 'Dancer At The Barre'?
Answer: Edgar Degas

Question: In which country is the 444 mile long, 'Susquahanna River'?
Answer: U.S.A

Question: Which racecourse opened in Essex in April 2008?
Answer: Great Leighs

Question: Correct this quotation from George Washington,"Father Icannot tell a lie, I did it with my little axe"?
Answer: """ .. I did it with my little HATCHET"""

Question: In mythology, which creatures had the heads of women and the bodies of birds?
Answer: The Harpies

Question: Which song was written by Arthur Sullivan in sorrow at the death of his brother?
Answer: 'The Lost Chord'

Question: Which Liverpool group was named after a John Wayne film?
Answer: 'The Searchers'

Question: In which year did Josef Stalin die?
Answer: 1953

Question: Which is the largest rodent in the world?
Answer: Capybara

Question: In which part of southern Afghanistan are most of the British troops deployed?
Answer: Helmand Province

Question: What is David Cameron's parliamentary constituency?
Answer: Whitney

Question: Which product was advertised as 'cleans and polishes in one go'?
Answer: Pledge

Question: Who became a monarch after the death of Henry VIII?
Answer: Edward Vi

Question: Correct this description of Clement Attlee by Winston Churchill,"a wolf in sheep's clothing"?
Answer: Churchill actually described Attlee as "A SHEEP IN SHEEP'SCLOTHING"

Question: Which country was the first to win football's African Nations Cup?
Answer: Egypt

Question: In an opera by Wagner, which eponymous group held a song contest, the prize being the hand of 'Eva'?
Answer: 'The Meistersingers'

Question: In the Bible, from what was 'Eve' created?
Answer: Adam'S Rib

Question: What do Abgani Darego, Azra Akin, Rosanna Davidson and Maria Garcia have in common?
Answer: They won the MISS WORLD competition between 2001 - 2004

Question: What was the name of the character played by Anna Wing in 'Eastenders'?
Answer: 'Lou Beale'

Question: 0191 is the telephone code for which British city?
Answer: Newcastle

Question: In which 1991 film were the whole 'Royal Family' wiped out, leaving a club pianist, played by John Goodman, as king?
Answer: 'King Ralph'

Question: In which opera by Offenbach does a poet relate three stories about the loves of his life?
Answer: 'Tales Of Hoffman'

Question: In which country was Mohammad al Fayed born?
Answer: Egypt

Question: In astrology, name the only star sign not represented by aliving creature?
Answer: Libra

Question: What is the name of the 'pre-Roman Road' that runs from Norfolk to Wiltshire?
Answer: Icknield Way

Question: In which Dickens novel do 'Bitzer', 'Sleary', and 'James Harthouse' appear?
Answer: 'Hard Times'

Question: Alphabetically, which is the last capital city in Europe?
Answer: ZAGREB , Croatia

Question: Which pop group was named for the schoolboy hero of the film 'Back To The Future'?
Answer: 'McFLY'

Question: From which ship did Grace Darling and her father rescue seven survivors in 1838?
Answer: Forfarshire

Question: In which year did Sir Anthony Eden resign as Prime Minister?
Answer: 1957

Question: Cliff Richard's 'Living Doll' featured in which 1959 film?
Answer: 'Serious Charge'

Question: On March 22nd 2007, naval personnel from which British warship were arrested and imprisoned by the Iranian navy?
Answer: H.M.S. Cornwall

Question: What do Americans call a Hare?
Answer: Jackrabbit

Question: Which is the most northerly lake in the Cumbrian 'Lake District'?
Answer: Bassenthwaite

Question: Which Biblical king was the son of David and Bathsheba?
Answer: Solomon

Question: How many Umpires are there in a game of Baseball?
Answer: Four

Question: What is Gordon Brown's first name?
Answer: James

Question: Which 1997 film starring Danny de Vito, Russell Crowe, Kim Bassinger and Kevin Spacey was about a woman whose similarity to Veronica Lake involves her in a murder investigation?
Answer: 'L.A.Confidential'

Question: Which cartoon featured 'Benny the Ball', 'Spook' and 'Officer Dibble'?
Answer: 'Top Cat'

Question: If Pluto is no longer recognised as a planet, which is the smallest planet in the solar system?
Answer: Mercury

Question: What was the 'Boston Strangler's' real name?
Answer: ALBERT de SALVO

Question: Name the dragonthat guarded the treasure in 'The Hobbit'?
Answer: 'Smaug'

Question: Which Italian spaghetti literally means "little worms"?
Answer: Vermicelli

Question: Who was the better known wife of Earl Leofric of Chester?
Answer: Lady Godiva

Question: What sort of creatureis a 'Mandarin'?
Answer: A Duck

Question: Who advertises themselves with the slogan "We never forget you have a choice"?
Answer: British Caledonian Airways

Question: Which everyday objects are featured in the painting 'The Persistence Of Memory'?
Answer: Clocks And Watches

Question: In which film were 'Dan Gallagher', 'Beth Gallagher' and 'Alex Forrest' the main characters?
Answer: 'Fatal Attraction'

Question: What does the word 'whisky' literally mean?
Answer: """Water Of Life"""

Question: Nouakchott is the capital city of which country?
Answer: Mauretania

Question: Which movie of 1966 used the tag line "For three men the Civil War wasn't hell. It was practice !"
Answer: 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly'

Question: Inuktitut and Danish are the official languages of which island country?
Answer: Greenland

Question: In which sport was Graeme Obree briefly world record holder in 1993, only to lose it to another Briton shortly afterwards?
Answer: Cycling

Question: In which county is the Isle of Sheppey?
Answer: Kent

Question: Who won the Best Supporting Actor 'Oscar' for his role in 'An Officer And A Gentleman'?
Answer: LOUIS GOSSETT Jr

Question: Which artist painted the picture, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp' in 1632?
Answer: Rembrandt

Question: Which twentieth century US President once said, "They say hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance"?
Answer: Ronald Reagan

Question: By what other name is the 'Battle of the Nile' (1798) known?
Answer: Aboukir Bay

Question: In the 2008 Olympics, Mark Hunter won a gold medal in which sport?
Answer: Rowing

Question: Where was Europe's biggest US air base in the 1940's and 1950's?
Answer: Burtonwood

Question: Who wrote 'The Leatherstocking Stories'?
Answer: James Fenimore Cooper

Question: Who is credited with the design of the 'Mini skirt'?
Answer: Mary Quant

Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the 'American Declaration of Independence'?
Answer: Lord North

Question: Which Roman road is now part of the A1?
Answer: Ermine Stret

Question: Which African country's name translates into English as 'the farthest west'?
Answer: Morocco

Question: The magnificent altarpiece in the Cathedral of Ghent and the 'Arnolfini Wedding' are masterpieces painted by which 15th.century Flemish artist?
Answer: Jan Van Eyck

Question: In which Irish city does the Salmon Weir Bridge span the River Corrib?
Answer: Galway

Question: Jose Socrates has been Prime Minister of which country since 2005?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Which lager was first launched in England in 1961 as "the new blonde in your bar"?
Answer: Harp

Question: Named after a famous politician, what is the main airport of La Paz?
Answer: J.F. Kennedy

Question: What is the distinctive feature of birds of the class 'ratites'?
Answer: Flightless

Question: Which movie of 1972 used the tag line "This week end they didn't play golf"?
Answer: 'Deliverance'

Question: In Greek mythology, who was abducted by Zeus disguised as a bull?
Answer: Europa

Question: Which island country has two languages, Greek and Turkish?
Answer: Cyprus

Question: Donald Tusk has been the Prime Minister of which country since 2007?
Answer: Poland