Question: What was the title of Mariah Carey's debut single, which was a top ten hit in the UK and a number one in the USA?
Answer: Vision Of Love

Question: Which character did Hugo Weaving play in the film The Matrix?
Answer: Agent Smith

Question: With which group did Tony Christie have a top ten hit with in 1999 with the song Walk Like A Panther?
Answer: All Seeing I

Question: What is the most common gas in the air we breathe?
Answer: Nitrogen

Question: What nationality was Robert Bunsen, of whom the Bunsen burner was named after?
Answer: German

Question: What is the scientific name for the hip bone?
Answer: Pelvis

Question: Which annual prizes were established by the legacy of a Swedish chemist?
Answer: The Nobel prizes

Question: How many kilobytes are there in a megabyte?
Answer: 1,024

Question: Which five elements in the periodic table contain only 4 letters in their name?
Answer: Gold, Iron, Lead, Neon and Zinc

Question: How many minutes does it take the Hubble Space Telescope to complete one orbit around the earth?
Answer: 97

Question: In the 1994 film The Flintstones, which legendary actress played Fred Flintstone's mother-in-law?
Answer: Elizabeth Taylor

Question: In The Lion King, what relation is Scar to Simba?
Answer: Uncle

Question: What colour is the wig that Julia Roberts wears when she first meets Richard Gere in the film Pretty Woman?
Answer: Blonde

Question: Which Robert Louis Stevenson story became Disney's first non animated film in 1950?
Answer: Treasure Island

Question: Who played Clarice Starling in the film Hannibal?
Answer: Julianne Moore

Question: Which T. S. was the name of Dick Van Dyke's girlfriend in the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Answer: Truly Scrumptious

Question: The film The Madness Of King George tells the story of which King of the United Kingdom?
Answer: George III

Question: In dollars, how much did the 1997 film Titanic gross in its opening weekend in America?
Answer: $28,638,131

Question: Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest more than any other?
Answer: Ireland

Question: In 1978, which country became the first to receive nul points overall, with their entry Mil Etter Mil?
Answer: Norway

Question: Which rule was passed in 1977, which would've meant Abba's Waterloo wouldn't have been allowed if the rule was brought in a few years earlier?
Answer: The song had to sung in one of the official languages of the performing country

Question: With which country did Celine Dion win the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988 singing Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Rip Up Song Patent is an anagram of which Eurovision winning song for the UK?
Answer: Puppet On A String

Question: Who represented Russia in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest after having a number one hit the previous year in the UK?
Answer: t.A.T.u.

Question: Which comedian created and played Tony Ferrino, a Portuguese singer who had won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1980 with the song Papa Bendi?
Answer: Steve Coogan

Question: What was the name of the act comprising of Gemma Abbey and Chris Cromby who became the first UK act to receive no points overall?
Answer: Jemini

Question: After the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, how many times had the United Kingdom finished second?
Answer: 15

Question: In golf, which four events make up the Grand Slam?
Answer: The Open, The US Open, The US Masters, The US PGA

Question: In the children's TV show, what are the names of the Banana Splits?
Answer: Bingo, Drooper, Fleegle and Snorky

Question: Who were the original four members of the rock band Queen?
Answer: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon

Question: What are the names of the four American states which begin with either North or South?
Answer: North Carolina, South Carolina, North Dakota and South Dakota

Question: What are the first names of the four children who enter Narnia in The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe?
Answer: Lucy, Peter, Susan and Edmund

Question: Which England international footballer started his footballing career at Canadian club Calgary Foothills FC?
Answer: Owen Hargreaves

Question: How are twin sisters Monica and Gabriela Irimia better known in the music world?
Answer: The Cheeky Girls

Question: Who is the chubbiest out of all of Snow White's seven dwarfs?
Answer: Happy

Question: Which Liverpool player is currently the record FA Cup final goalscorer, with 5 goals to his name?
Answer: Ian Rush

Question: Which two word rhyming name is the common name for the plant called the Impatiens Walleriana?
Answer: Busy Lizzie

Question: Which former Big Brother contestant who was famous for quotes such as what is the opposite of opposite? and do fish get thirsty? and later went on to present Braniac: Science Abuse on Sky television?
Answer: Jon Tickle

Question: Which song gave Vic Reeves and The Wonder Stuff a number one hit in 1991?
Answer: Dizzy

Question: Which 1999 Oscar winning film was directed by Mike Leigh and starred Jim Broadbent as Gilbert of Gilbert and Sullivan fame?
Answer: Topsy-Turvy

Question: Which phrase was first used in a novel by William Burroughs in 1962 and is now commonly used to describe a type of music?
Answer: Heavy Metal

Question: Who first coined the words madcap, hobnob and swagger?
Answer: William Shakespeare

Question: Used in the English language, which German word means noisy ghost?
Answer: Poltergeist

Question: What two word phrase is Sweeney Todd Cockney rhyming slang for?
Answer: Flying Squad

Question: Which word in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet would score the most points in a game of Scrabble?
Answer: Whiskey

Question: Beelzebub is Hebrew for what phrase, which is also the title of a famous novel?
Answer: Lord Of The Flies

Question: In which year was the word homosexual first used?
Answer: 1869

Question: As at 2006, who are the only team to have played in every World Cup?
Answer: Brazil

Question: In which year were 3 points for a win first introduced to the group stages of the World Cup finals?
Answer: 1994

Question: What was the name of the dog who found the World Cup in 1966 after it had been stolen?
Answer: Pickles

Question: In which city did every match from the 1930 World Cup take place?
Answer: Montevideo

Question: What type of animal was World Cup Willie, the mascot for the 1966 World Cup?
Answer: Lion

Question: Why was the USA versus Switzerland match in 1994 different to any other World Cup match that had been played before?
Answer: It was the first to be played indoors

Question: Which 40 year old captained the 1982 World Cup winners?
Answer: Dino Zoff

Question: What was the attendance in the 1950 World Cup final?
Answer: 199854

Question: Who played Alex Forrest, the editor of a publishing company, in the 1987 film Fatal Attraction?
Answer: Glenn Close

Question: In which Sheffield stadium do the events take place in the Channel 4 TV show The Games?
Answer: The Don Valley Stadium

Question: Which darts player is known as The Power?
Answer: Phil Taylor

Question: Who played Fagin in the original West End production of Oliver and in the 1968 film of the same name?
Answer: Ron Moody

Question: Which mobile phone company was established in 2001 when a Japanese company merged with a Swedish company?
Answer: Sony Ericsson

Question: The worlds largest spider is named after which biblical character?
Answer: Goliath

Question: How many pairs of ribs does a human have? 8, 10 or 12?
Answer: 12

Question: Which is the only fish able to hold objects in its tail?
Answer: Seahorse

Question: What is the plural of mongoose?
Answer: Mongooses

Question: Which animal appears first in the dictionary?
Answer: Aardvark

Question: Which animal has the Latin name of Lupus?
Answer: Wolf

Question: According to Guinness Book Of World Records, in pounds, how heavy is the worlds heaviest snake - a Burmese Python called Baby?
Answer: 403 pounds