Question: Which qualification is abbreviated to H.N.D.
Answer: Higher National Diploma

Question: What name is given to a first year student at an American university
Answer: Freshman

Question: Under the four categories used by the British Board of Film Censors what does P.G signify
Answer: Parental Guidance

Question: What is the christian name of Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame
Answer: Harland

Question: What is the most expensive property on a Monopoly board
Answer: Mayfair

Question: What is the currency of Somalia
Answer: Shilling

Question: The pub sign the Bull's Head is based on the badge of which King of England
Answer: Henry V111

Question: What unusual item of furniture did King Menelik of Abyssinia have for a throne
Answer: An electric chair

Question: What was Glen Campbell's first top ten entry (1969)
Answer: Wichita

Question: In which Bond film does Lotte Lenya play Rosa Klebbe
Answer: Russia

Question: Which comedy actress featured in The Pet Shop Boy's first film
Answer: Windsor

Question: Which English soccer international once won the top prize on Double Your Money
Answer: Charlton

Question: What was the first U.K. top ten entry for Odyssey
Answer: New York

Question: Who was the first European to see the Victoria Falls and named them
Answer: Livingston

Question: Who is the Man From Auntie
Answer: Elton

Question: Who played the lodger Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving Badly
Answer: Enfield

Question: What type of bells are campanula
Answer: Canterbury

Question: What word links merry, new, and squad
Answer: England

Question: Which group's first top ten entry was called Ghosts (1982)
Answer: Japan

Question: Which English artist painted The Morning Walk
Answer: Gainsborough

Question: In what make of car was John F. Kennedy assassinated
Answer: Lincoln

Question: Who had a hit in 1968 with Yummy Yummy Yummy
Answer: Ohio

Question: Which book is often referred to as the O.E.D.
Answer: Oxford

Question: Who gave birth to her seventh child in 1853 under chloroform ensuring the acceptance of it as an anaesthetic
Answer: Victoria

Question: Who was the roving Scottish reporter on the Tonight programme
Answer: Fife

Question: What was the title of Wings first hit which the B.B.C. would neither play or name on air
Answer: Ireland

Question: Which British author wrote the novel Of Human Bondage
Answer: Somerset

Question: Which battle in 1066 took place eight miles outside of York
Answer: Stamford

Question: Which BBC gardener died suddenly of a heart attack in 1996
Answer: Hamilton

Question: Who was Desmond Lynam's co-presenter in the first series of How do They do That
Answer: Hull

Question: Who created the character Rip Van Winkle
Answer: Washington

Question: By what name do actors call stage blood
Answer: Kensington

Question: What is the name given to the bands of white cloth on the neck of some clerical and academic robes
Answer: Geneva

Question: What is the name of Scunthorpe United's former ground
Answer: The Old Showground

Question: Who was the last Briton to hold the World 5,000 metres world record
Answer: David Moorcroft

Question: How was Ex FI driver Didier Pironi killed
Answer: Power boat racing

Question: What was the first Elton John album to top the British charts
Answer: Don't Shoot Me I'm Only The Piano Player

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Beetlebum
Answer: Blur

Question: What is or was the name of Tom Petty's backing group
Answer: The Heartbreakers

Question: In which film was the song Bright Eyes featured
Answer: Watership Down

Question: If a car's international licence plate has CH on which country has it come from
Answer: Switzerland

Question: What is Madrid's underground railway called
Answer: The Metro

Question: Which car manufacture make the Jimny
Answer: Suzuki

Question: What name is given to the wild horse of the American prairie
Answer: Mustang

Question: What did the Indians call a railway engine
Answer: An iron horse

Question: What was the first western TV series to be shown in full colour on British TV
Answer: Bonanza

Question: What did the Beckhams call their second child
Answer: Romeo

Question: What is the capital of Malaysia
Answer: Kuala Lumpur

Question: Which was the first superstore to announce plans for in house banking
Answer: Sainsburys

Question: In which London street was Ronny Scott's Jazz Club
Answer: Frith Street

Question: Which Welsh market town is also known as the town of books
Answer: Hay-on-Wye

Question: In which Irish county is Dingle Bay
Answer: Kerry

Question: What is the collective noun for eagles
Answer: A Convocation

Question: Who created the female detective Jane Tennison
Answer: Lynda La Plante

Question: The Red Lion is the commonest pub name in England then The Crown, The Royal Oak, The White Hart, what comes next
Answer: The King's Head

Question: Who recorded the album Listen Without Prejudice
Answer: George Michael

Question: What was the name of Bob Marley's backing group
Answer: The Wailers

Question: Who was the female singer in Jefferson Airplane
Answer: Grace Slick

Question: Who wrote the Flight of the Bumble Bee
Answer: Rimsky-Korsakov

Question: In which country was the 1994 Pacific Grand Prix held
Answer: Japan

Question: Which German international rejoined Spurs in 1997
Answer: Jurgen Klinsmann

Question: What sport is played by the Florida Marlins
Answer: Baseball

Question: Which country won most medals at the 1998 Commonwealth Games
Answer: Australia

Question: What was the name of Matt Dillon's limping deputy in Gunsmoke
Answer: Chester

Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Bart Maverick
Answer: Jack Kelly

Question: Who played the part of Cheyenne Bodie in the TV series Cheyenne
Answer: Clint Walker

Question: J.F. Kennedy airport serves which South American capital
Answer: La Paz

Question: What is the busiest airport in America
Answer: O'Hare International

Question: In the Bible who was the son of Abraham and Hagar
Answer: Ishmael

Question: What is the smallest verse in the Bible
Answer: Jesus wept John X1 35

Question: Whose is the first death mentioned in the Bible
Answer: Abel

Question: What is the name given to government stocks with a fixed rate of interest
Answer: Gilt edged or gilts

Question: What make of car was Princess Diana killed in
Answer: Mercedes

Question: Who built the first iron hulled steamship, the Great Britain
Answer: Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Question: What space first is held by Anna Fisher
Answer: First mother in space

Question: In which European country did the last legal execution of a witch take place
Answer: Switzerland

Question: What is or was the name of Cliff Richard's backing group
Answer: The Shadows

Question: Liz McLarnon, Natasha Hamilton and Jenny Frost are all members of which pop group
Answer: Atomic Kitten

Question: What was the U.K.'s top selling single in the 50's
Answer: Rock Around The Clock

Question: Who is the only man to have won the World Driver's championship driving his own car
Answer: Jack Brabham

Question: What is the home ground of Chelsea FC
Answer: Stamford Bridge

Question: How many strokes at the start and the turn are competitive breast strokers allowed to take while under water
Answer: One

Question: What sport is played by Cleveland Browns
Answer: American Football

Question: What type of animals are Cheviots, Southdowns and Shropshires
Answer: Sheep

Question: Who is the most famous daughter of Major Bruce Shand
Answer: Camilla Parker Bowles

Question: Why is a pit adder so called as it doesn't live in a pit (and it can't reckon up)
Answer: It has a small hole between it's eye and it's nostril

Question: What was the commercial of the sixties and seventies which urged us to consume more milk
Answer: Drinka Pinta Milka Day

Question: Who was known as The Campari Girl
Answer: Lorraine Chase

Question: What breed of dog is identified with Hush Puppies advertising
Answer: Bassett hound