Question: Which element is signified by the letter 'K'?
Answer: Potassium

Question: What is the full name of Dawn French's character in 'The Vicar Of Dibley'?
Answer: 'Geraldine Grainger'

Question: What was the name of the Swiss-born US racing driver who designed a make of car that was named after him?
Answer: Louis CHEVROLET

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

Question: What was the name of Churchill's home in Kent?
Answer: Chartwell

Question: What is the name of the stadium which hosted the Champions League Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United?
Answer: Luzhniki Stadium

Question: What was Tchaikovsky's first name?
Answer: PETER or PYOTR

Question: Who is missing from this Greek mythology group of sisters;Stheno, Euryale and who else?
Answer: Medusa

Question: The southern most town in mainland South America lies at the southern tip of Chile. What is it called?
Answer: Punta Arenas

Question: Who is Mel Gibson's partner in the 'Lethal Weapon' series?
Answer: Danny Glover

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

Question: Which medieval organisation had the 'skull and crossbones' as a flag on their ships in the Middle Ages?
Answer: Knights Templar

Question: What are rolled in bacon on toast to make 'Angels On Horseback'?
Answer: Oysters

Question: Who, often portrayed pulling the devil's nose with hot tongs, is the patron saint of blacksmiths?
Answer: St. Dunstan

Question: In which American TV series did 'Jefferson High School' feature?
Answer: 'Happy Days'

Question: With which branch of the arts would you associate Barbara Hepworth?
Answer: Sculpture

Question: From which language do we get the name of the drink 'Punch'?
Answer: Hindi

Question: The scientific name for which class of animals translates as 'head-footed'?
Answer: CEPHALOPODS (Squids etc.)

Question: Which car manufacturer produces models called 'Aveo' and 'Epica'?
Answer: Chevrolet

Question: Which brewer operates from the oldest brewery in Yorkshire?
Answer: Samuel Smith'S

Question: Which US sit-com featured the 'Cafe Nervosa'?
Answer: 'Frasier'

Question: Which British writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Question: From which club did Chelsea FC sign Didier Drogba?
Answer: Marseille

Question: 'Learning To Fly' is the autobiography of which British showbiz person?
Answer: VICTORIA BECKHAM ('Posh Spice')

Question: Much in the news this year (2009) from which bank did Sir Fred Goodwin resign?
Answer: Royal Bank Of Scotland

Question: In which US state is the 'Mammoth Cave National Park' situated?
Answer: Kentucky

Question: Which car manufacturer produces models called 'Cee'd' and 'Soul'?
Answer: Kia

Question: Which cartoon character lives at '1000 Mammon Lane, Springfield, USA'?
Answer: 'MR. BURNS' (in 'The Simpsons')

Question: Which small lake lies between Grasmere and Windermere?
Answer: Rydal Water

Question: From which club did Arsenal FC sign Francesc Fabregas?
Answer: Barcelona

Question: What is the administrative centre for the Scottish Unitary Authority of Clackmannanshire?
Answer: Alloa

Question: Which TV cartoon character gave Ken Barrie his only chart hit in 1982?
Answer: 'Postman Pat'

Question: In which year was the breathalyser introduced into Britain?
Answer: 1967

Question: Which romantic film comedy reunited 'Pretty Woman' co- stars Richard Gere and Julia Roberts?
Answer: 'Runaway Bride'

Question: On a piece of gold which city is designated by an anchor hallmark?
Answer: Birmingham

Question: Near which Cumbrian lake is Aira Force?
Answer: Ullswater

Question: Who, because he was roasted on a gridiron, is the patron saint of cooks?
Answer: St. Lawrence

Question: 'Blanket' and 'Honeycomb' are two main types of what?
Answer: Tripe

Question: Which fantasy novelist was knighted for his services to literature in 2009?
Answer: Terry Pratchet

Question: In World War I, what did the Allies call the defence line that was known as the 'Siegfried Line' by the Germans?
Answer: 'Hindenburg Line'

Question: Who said of Liz Taylor: "Her arms are too fat, her legs are too short, and she is too big in the bust"?
Answer: Richard Burton

Question: The scientific name for which class of animals translates to 'scaled wings'?
Answer: LEPIDOPTERA (Moths etc.)

Question: In which US state is the 'Carlsbad Caverns National Park'?
Answer: New Mexico

Question: The film 'You've Got Mail' reunited the male and female leads from which hit 1993 movie?
Answer: 'SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE' (Tom Hanks & Meg Ryan)

Question: Who got to number three in 1968 with 'Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)'?
Answer: John Fred & The Playboy Band

Question: 'Somebody, Someday' is the autobiography of which British showbiz personality?
Answer: Robbie Williams

Question: Which 1962 musical film featured the song 'Coming Up Roses'?
Answer: 'Gypsy'

Question: Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1765 to 1766?
Answer: Marquis Of Rockingham

Question: From which language do we get the word 'bizarre'?
Answer: Basque

Question: In which year were MOT tests introduced into Britain?
Answer: 1960

Question: Which Cole Porter musical featured the song 'Just One Of Those Things'?
Answer: 'Paris'

Question: In 1930, which Canadian city hosted the first Empire Games?
Answer: HAMILTON , Ontario

Question: Which Hollywood actress did trumpet player Harry James marry?
Answer: Betty Grable

Question: A 'Dirigible' is a balloon. What is its special feature?
Answer: Can Be Steered

Question: In Chinese philosophy, what are the terms for contrasting and complementary forces or principles of the universe?
Answer: Yin & Yang

Question: Which Frenchman did John Isner memorably defeat 70- 68 in the fifth set of this year's Wimbledon Championship?
Answer: Nicholas Mahut

Question: Which composer wrote the operas 'The Pearl Fishers' and 'Carmen'?
Answer: Georges Bizet

Question: By what name is the Jewish Day of Atonement also known?
Answer: Yom Kippur

Question: Which Russian did Serena Williams defeat in straight sets in the Ladies Singles Final at this year's Wimbledon Championship?
Answer: Vera Zvonareva

Question: Which composer wrote the operas 'Lohengrin' and 'Tannhauser'?
Answer: Richard Wagner

Question: What name is given to the Jewish New Year?
Answer: Rosh Hashanah

Question: In May 2010, 158 people were killed when an Air India plane overshot the runway at which Indian city's airport?
Answer: Mangalore

Question: For what do the letters 'ICI' stand in the name of the British company?
Answer: Imperial Chemical Industries

Question: """As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I take at look at my life and realise there's nothing left"", are the opening lyrics of which number one hit of 1995?"
Answer: 'GANGSTA'S PARADISE' (by Coolio featuring LV)

Question: """Swing low in a dark glass hour, you turn and cower, see it turn to dust"" are the opening lyrics of which number one hit of 1994?"
Answer: 'INSIDE' (by Stiltskin)

Question: In May 2010, 98 people were killed when terrorists attacked two mosques in which Pakistani city?
Answer: Lahore

Question: Which Spanish football team plays its home games at the Stadio Riazor?
Answer: Deportivo La Coruna

Question: Which Latin phrase, that translates literally as 'at first sight', refers, in law, to evidence in a trial which is suggestive, but not conclusive, of something?
Answer: Prima Facie

Question: The name of which chemical element, with the symbol 'Ac', is derived from the Greek for 'ray'?
Answer: Actinium

Question: Which French football team plays its home games art Stade Velodrome?
Answer: Marseille

Question: From which country does Heineken lager originate?
Answer: NETHERLANDS or HOLLAND

Question: What was the capital city of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen until 1990?
Answer: Aden