Question: In horse racing, who was nicknamed 'The Long Fella'?
Answer: Lester Piggott

Question: In Athletics, what distance was Miruts Yifter undefeated between 1972 and 1981?
Answer: 10,000m

Question: Whose autobiography was titled 'The Sport of Queens'?
Answer: Dick Francis

Question: How many Players would you see on a netball court?
Answer: 14 - 2 teams of seven players

Question: How many players are there in a rounders side?
Answer: 9

Question: Who took his only Wimbledon Singles title in 1975?
Answer: Arthur Ashe

Question: What's the Italian word to describe photographers looking for celebrities?
Answer: Paparazzi

Question: In which year did Queen Elizabeth the Second celebrate her Golden Jubilee?
Answer: 2002

Question: What is the highest female voice?
Answer: Soprano

Question: Which insect is responsible for transmitting the bubonic plague?
Answer: Flea

Question: During World War 2 which service was known as the 'Brylcreem Boys?
Answer: Raf

Question: What was the controversial book written by Peter Write in 1987?
Answer: Spycatcher

Question: What is normally celebrated on the third Sunday in June in the UK?
Answer: Fathers Day

Question: Winker Watson is a character in which comic?
Answer: The Dandy

Question: How would you address an Archbishop?
Answer: Your Grace

Question: What were introduced to London's streets on 19th September 1960?
Answer: Parking meters

Question: What does an ichthyologist study?
Answer: Fish

Question: In nautical parlance, what is a Leg-of-mutton?
Answer: A triangular sail

Question: Which 1970's group recorded Stairway to Heaven?
Answer: Led Zeppelin

Question: In the song, 'The House of the Rising Sun' is in which city?
Answer: New Orleans

Question: Who had a 1993 hit with 'Dreams'?
Answer: Gabrielle

Question: Which singer went solo after performing with the Commodores?
Answer: Lionel Richie

Question: In 1979 who sang about Walking on the Moon?
Answer: The Police

Question: Who had his first solo number one hit in the UK with 'I just called to say I love you'?
Answer: Stevie Wonder

Question: Who wrote the song 'Money for Nothing'?
Answer: Mark Knopfler, Dire Straits

Question: What was the name of the Spice Girls first No 1 single?
Answer: Wannabe

Question: Who sang with Take That on their 1993 UK No 1 single, 'Relight My Fire'?
Answer: Lulu

Question: With which group was Morrissey the lead singer?
Answer: The Smiths

Question: Which group backed Martha Reeves?
Answer: The Vandellas

Question: Who had a 1993 album called 'Diva'?
Answer: Annie Lennox

Question: What word is used to describe the fear of open spaces?
Answer: Agoraphobia

Question: Beginning with a 'C', what word is used to describe 'a disease of the liver'?
Answer: Cirrhosis

Question: This word means 'to make a flippant or humorous remark about a serious subject?
Answer: Facetious

Question: What word is often used to describe the mottled or striped leaves of a plant, as opposed to their plain cousins?
Answer: Variegated

Question: What word beginning with a 'P' means 'noticeable and recognizable'?
Answer: Perceptible

Question: What word describes the ability to imagine and share another persons feelings and/or experiences?
Answer: Empathy

Question: What word is used to describe a tube shaped toy containing small pieces of glass and mirrors which when turned changes the patterns?
Answer: Kaleidoscope

Question: What 'C' is used to describe a group of fixed stars?
Answer: Constellation

Question: Beginning with a 'C', this word means 'a small crown or ornamental headdress'?
Answer: Coronet

Question: What word describes 'Spying on or exposing enemy spies'?
Answer: Counterespionage

Question: 'The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog', uses every letter of what?
Answer: The English 'Alphabet'

Question: What word beginning with 'G' means 'Meaningless or nonsensical language.?
Answer: Gobbledygook

Question: What word beginning with 'C' means Bad tempered or grumpy?
Answer: Cantankerous

Question: What word beginning with 'F' means 'To perplex or bewilder'?
Answer: Flummox

Question: What word beginning with 'M' means 'To treat someone leniently'?
Answer: Mollycoddle

Question: What word beginning with 'S' means 'Deception or trickery'?
Answer: Skullduggery accept Skulduggery

Question: Where would you find the port and waters of 'Scapa Flow'?
Answer: The Orkney Islands

Question: At which racecourse would you watch both the 'Oaks' and the 'Derby'?
Answer: Epsom racecourse

Question: How many 'double-score' squares are there on a standard scrabble board?
Answer: 17

Question: In which US state will you find 'The Everglades'?
Answer: Florida

Question: What is the opening song called in the film 'The Graduate'?
Answer: Sounds of Silence

Question: Which crime writer created 'Mike Hammer'?
Answer: Mickey Spillane

Question: What is the capital of Nova Scotia?
Answer: Halifax

Question: What is the name of Dr. Dolittles parrot?
Answer: Polynesia

Question: What is the name of the US river which flows between St. Paul and Minneapolis?
Answer: Mississippi

Question: What was the name of John F Kennedy Airport before it was re-named?
Answer: Idlewild

Question: Which cricketer was the first to score a century and take ten wickets in the same Test Match?
Answer: Ian Botham

Question: What is the name of the Indian girl recued by Peter Pan?
Answer: Tiger Lily

Question: On which island will you find 'Fingal's Cave'?
Answer: Staffa

Question: What religion was Adolph Hitler?
Answer: Roman Catholic

Question: How many engines are there on a B-52 bomber?
Answer: 8

Question: Which country has the largest area, Australia or Brazil?
Answer: Brazil

Question: Which fictional detective retired to keep bees?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes

Question: Which Renaissance artist's life was fictionalised in the book 'The Agony and the Ecstasy' subsequently made into a film?
Answer: Michelangelo

Question: Which artist and illustrator painted a portrait of John F. Kennedy in 1960 that was later published on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post after his assassination?
Answer: Norman Rockwell

Question: What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs?
Answer: Sepia

Question: How did Van Gogh commit suicide?
Answer: He shot himself

Question: 'Glass of Absinthe' is a sculpture by which 20th century artist?
Answer: Pablo Picasso

Question: With which other painter would you associate painter Francoise Gilot?
Answer: Pablo Picasso

Question: On whose life is Somerset Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" based on?
Answer: Paul Gauguin

Question: What was the name of the painter who was the son of Hans Holbein the Senior?
Answer: Hans Holbein the Younger

Question: Which museum houses Velazquez's only painting of nude buttocks?
Answer: The National Gallery

Question: Emanuel Radinsky was born in Philadelphia in 1890 and died in Paris in 1976. He was a surrealist painter and photographer. By which name is he better known?
Answer: Man Ray

Question: Which famous artist designed the Chupa Chups logo?
Answer: Salvador Dali

Question: What type of paint was made out of pigment and egg yolk?
Answer: Tempera

Question: Which painter's trip to and later residence in California inspired him to make a series of paintings of swimming pools in Los Angeles using the comparatively new acrylic medium, rendered in a highly realistic style using vibrant colours?
Answer: David Hockney

Question: What's the name of the Postimpressionist artist known as 'Le Douanier'?
Answer: Henri Rousseau

Question: The Mexican painter Diego Rivera was married twice to another famous Mexican painter. Who?
Answer: Frida Kahlo from 1929 to 1939 and from 1940 to her death in 1954

Question: The German guide to the 1937 World's fair called it 'a hodgepodge of body parts that any four year-old could have painted'. Which painting were they describing?
Answer: Picasso's Guernica