Question: Which wedding anniversary is symbolised by tin?
Answer: Tenth

Question: Which Dublin born writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925?
Answer: G.B. Shaw

Question: What form did Zeus take when he seduced Gannymede?
Answer: Eagle

Question: Which English king used a 'White Lion' as his heraldic symbol?
Answer: Edward Iv

Question: What is the common name for the fruit Fragaria vesca?
Answer: Wild Strawberry

Question: Which astronomer is credited with discovering that the Universe is expanding?
Answer: Edwin Hubble

Question: Which London Underground line has a terminus at West Ruislip?
Answer: Central

Question: Who was posthumously awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1961?
Answer: Dag Hammarskojld

Question: Which pop star called one of her children 'Chudney'?
Answer: Diana Ross

Question: Which film was nominated for 13 'Oscars' in 2009, but won only three?
Answer: 'The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button'

Question: Which London Underground line has a terminus at Bermondsey Station?
Answer: Jubilee

Question: How many American states were there at the beginning of the nineteenth century?
Answer: 16

Question: Which is the largest species of the turtle family?
Answer: Leatherback Turtle

Question: Where in the body would you find the 'Canal of Schlemm'?
Answer: In The Eye

Question: Which 1954 Gene Kelly musical film featured the song 'Almost Like Being In Love'?
Answer: 'Brigadoon'

Question: What does the musical term 'Largo' mean?
Answer: Broadly

Question: Which singer who sang '24 Hours From Tulsa' died April 2006 at the age of 65?
Answer: Gene Pitney

Question: In the 1970's TV series 'The Partridge Family', which actress played the part of the children's mother?
Answer: Shirley Jones

Question: On board which Royal Navy ship did Napoleon sign the Peace Treaty after the Battle of Waterloo?
Answer: Bellerophon

Question: Grenada, St. Vincent, St.Lucia, Martinique, and Dominica, are all part of which West Indian island group?
Answer: Windward Islands

Question: What is the name of the smallest member of the Kangaroo family?
Answer: POTOROO (accept Rat Kangaroo)

Question: What form did Zeus take when he seduced Io?
Answer: Cloud

Question: What is the Hindu 'Festival of Light' called?
Answer: Divali / Dipavali

Question: Which eminent mathematician is credited with inventing the Roulette wheel?
Answer: Blaise Pascal

Question: Which English king used a 'White Hart' as his heraldic symbol?
Answer: Richard Ii

Question: Which religion celebrates the festival of 'Vesak'?
Answer: Buddhist

Question: Which pop star called one of her children 'Chastity'?
Answer: Cher

Question: What does the musical term 'Presto' mean?
Answer: Very Quick

Question: Which author, who died in 1998, published 'Kate Hannigan' in 1950, a collection of poems, paintings, and meditations called 'Let Me Make Myself Plain' in 1998, and much else?
Answer: Catherine Cookson

Question: On which American warship did the Japanese sign the surrender treaty to end World War II?
Answer: U.S.S. Missouri

Question: Of which African country is Dodoma the capital city?
Answer: Tanzania

Question: 'Orogenesis' is the study of the formation of what?
Answer: MOUNTAINS (do notaccept Rocks)

Question: Who won the 1962 Nobel Peace Prize, eight years after he won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
Answer: Linuspauling

Question: Which 1951 Gene Kelly musical film featured the song 'Love Is Here To Stay'?
Answer: 'An American In Paris'

Question: In the USA, FD Roosevelt's 'New Deal' was based on the views of which economist?
Answer: Maynard Keynes

Question: On which Caribbean island are the counties of Surrey Middlesex and Cornwall?
Answer: Jamaica

Question: Which rock star, who died in 1971 aged 36, survived the car crash in which Eddie Cochran died in 1962?
Answer: Gene Vincent

Question: When 'Magic Roundabout' was revived on Channel 4 in 1992, which actor provided the voices?
Answer: Nigel Planer

Question: Which is the most easterly state of the USA?
Answer: Maine

Question: Which famous Jewish fortress was captured by the Romans 10th Legion in 73AD?
Answer: Masada

Question: The rival houses of Lancaster and York were both
Answer: Edward Iii

Question: In 1960, Kwame Nkruma became the first President of which African country?
Answer: Ghana

Question: In 1966, Seretse Khama became the first President of which African country?
Answer: Botswana

Question: Which band had hits in the 1990's with 'The Riverboat Song', 'You've Got It Bad' and 'The Day We Caught The Train'?
Answer: 'Ocean Colour Scene'

Question: Who was the President of Germany who resigned in May 2010 after being accused of 'Gunboat Diplomacy' following comments in which he suggested that Germany's military missions abroad also served to secure trade?
Answer: Horst Kohler

Question: Which foodstuff gives its name to the unusual sounding war fought between France and Mexico in 1838?
Answer: PASTRY (Pastry War)

Question: What is the name of the Serbian left-back that Manchester City have signed this summer from Lazio for £16 million?
Answer: Alexsandar Kolarov

Question: Which Eugene Ionescu play tells the story of 'Berenger' who watches helplessly as the inhabitants of his provincial French town all turn into the namesake animal?
Answer: 'The Rhinoceros'

Question: Which car manufacturer gives its name to the unusual sounding war fought between Chad and Libya in 1987?
Answer: TOYOTA (Toyota War)

Question: What is the name of the Mexican forward that Manchester United have signed this summer from Chivas de Guadalajara for £6 million?
Answer: Javier Hernandez Balcazar

Question: Which Samuel Becket play tells the story of 'Hamm', who is unable to stand, and his servant 'Clov', who is unable to sit down, and their lives with 'Hamm's' parents who live in rubbish bins in the corner of the house?
Answer: 'Endgame'

Question: Which legendary American Football player, who played his entire 15-year career with the Los Angeles Rams and
Answer: Merlin Olsen

Question: Which chemical element is named after the Danish physicist who developed the theory that electrons travel in discrete orbits around the atom's nucleus?
Answer: Bohrium

Question: Which chemical element is named after the German physicist who discovered X-Rays?
Answer: Roentgenium

Question: Which river has its source in Zambia and flows through Angola, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe before emptying into the Indian Ocean in Mozambique?
Answer: Zambesi

Question: In terms of population, which is the largest city in Devon?
Answer: Plymouth

Question: With 53 tries from 77 caps, who is the leading try scorer for the Welsh national Rugby Union team?
Answer: Shane Williams

Question: In terms of population, which is the largest city in Lancashire?
Answer: Preston

Question: With 41 tries from 109 caps, who is the leading try scorer for the Irish national Rugby Union team?
Answer: Brian O'Driscoll

Question: Which river has its source in Guinea and flows through Mali, Niger and Benin before emptying into the Gulf of Guinea in Nigeria?
Answer: Niger

Question: Which internet company was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998?
Answer: Google

Question: 'Night Train' was a 2010 UK number one album for which band?
Answer: 'Keane'

Question: Sharing it with the surname of a well known football pundit, what is the SI unit of absorbed dose?
Answer: Gray

Question: The fashion designer Philip Treacy is best known for designing which item of clothing?
Answer: Hats

Question: 'Sunny Side Up' was a 2010 UK number one album for which singer?
Answer: Paolo Nutini

Question: Which internet company was founded by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001?
Answer: Wikipedia

Question: Which ancient dog breed was originally bred in Siberia to assist in the herding of reindeer?
Answer: Samoyed

Question: Which actor portrays 'Freddie Krueger' in the 2010 remake of 'Nightmare On Elm Street'?
Answer: Jackie Earl Haley