Question: The seal of which US city contains the inscription 'Sigillum Civitatis Novi Eboraci'?
Answer: New York

Question: Which English king was the son of Edward, the Black Prince?
Answer: Richard Ii

Question: In mathematics what is the sum of the internal angles of a pentagon?
Answer: 540

Question: In which film does 'Holly Golightly' visit Mafia boss 'Sally Tomato' in Sing Sing Prison?
Answer: 'Breakfast At Tiffany'S'

Question: Which musical features the songs 'Sherry', 'My Eyes Adored You' and 'Walk Like A Man'?
Answer: 'Jersey Boys'

Question: Who was the manager of Liverpool FC between 1991 and 1994?
Answer: Graeme Souness

Question: Which detective has been played on TV by John Hannah and Ken Stott?
Answer: 'Rebus'

Question: What is the diameter in centimetres (a whole number) of a CD (not a mini-CD)?
Answer: 12

Question: Which African country has land borders with Algeria and Libya?
Answer: Tunisia

Question: From 1960 to 1966 who was the first President of independent Ghana?
Answer: Kwame Nkrumah

Question: How was the Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Yousuf formerly known?
Answer: Yousuf Youhana

Question: How is February 3rd. 1959 referred to in the Don McLean song 'American Pie'?
Answer: """The Day The Music Died"""

Question: Who is the husband of the actress and model Summer Phoenix?
Answer: Casey Affleck

Question: 'J. Wellington Wimpey' is a character in which comic strip?
Answer: 'Popeye'

Question: Which beer produced by Thwaites is advertised as "Beer worth walking for"?
Answer: Wainwright

Question: Which country's national flag comprises two overlapping triangles?
Answer: Nepal

Question: In which country did the breed of dog, the 'Great Dane' originate?
Answer: Germany

Question: Which other museum would you find opposite the Natural History Museum?
Answer: Victoria & Albert Museum

Question: Which Dutch right-wing politician was assassinated in Holland on May 6th 2002?
Answer: Pim Fortuyn

Question: .uk is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .no?
Answer: Norway

Question: What does the musical term 'Crescendo' mean?
Answer: Gradually Increasing

Question: Which organisation is responsible for the administration of the nation's lighthouses?
Answer: Trinity House

Question: What does the musical term 'Morendo' mean?
Answer: Dying Away / Becoming Slower

Question: .uk is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .ke?
Answer: Kenya

Question: What was the name of Sweden's Foreign Minister murdered on 11th September 2003?
Answer: Anna Lindh

Question: Which car company makes a model called the 'Serena'?
Answer: Nissan

Question: Sean Combs is the real name of which 'Rap' singer?
Answer: 'P Diddy'

Question: What colour is the mineral Lapis Lazuli?
Answer: Blue

Question: Percy L. Spencer invented which household appliance in 1947?
Answer: The Microwave

Question: What form of government is 'Ergotocracy'?
Answer: Rule By The Workers

Question: How many masts does a 'Sloop' have?
Answer: One

Question: Which British artist painted the series 'A Rake's Progress' in 1735?
Answer: William Hogarth

Question: On an Ordnance Survey map which animal represents a zoo?
Answer: Elephant

Question: Apart from pasta, what is the main ingredient of 'Spaghetti Alla Vougole'?
Answer: Clams

Question: The 'Cordoba' is the unit of currency in which Central American country?
Answer: Nicaragua

Question: Who in 1996 married Antonio Banderas, her co-star in 'Too Much'?
Answer: Melanie Griffith

Question: Who painted the picture called 'The Monarch Of The Glen'?
Answer: Sir Edwin Landseer

Question: After Everest and K2 (Godwin Austin) which is the third largest mountain on earth?
Answer: Kangchenjunga

Question: If you were attending a local 'derby match' between 'Kaiser Chiefs' and 'Sundowns', in which city would you be?
Answer: Johannesburg

Question: In which town or city would you find Morrell's Brewery?
Answer: Oxford

Question: A person with the letters FLA after their name is a member of which profession?
Answer: LIBRARIAN (Fellow of the Library Association)

Question: If you were attending a local 'derby match' between 'Olympic Sharks' and 'United', in which city would you be?
Answer: Sydney

Question: What is the capital of the state of Tennessee?
Answer: Nashville

Question: Which acid is contained in Rhubarb leaves?
Answer: Oxalic Acid

Question: In cookery, which vegetable is the basis for 'Soubise Sauce'?
Answer: Onion

Question: On which road in London would you find the Natural History Museum?
Answer: Exhibition Road

Question: Which British city is served by 'Abbotsinch Airport'?
Answer: Glasgow

Question: What form of government is 'Stratocracy'?
Answer: Military Rule

Question: Which musical contains the songs 'True Love' and 'Well Did You Ever'?
Answer: 'High Society'

Question: Who composed the coronation anthem 'Zadok The Priest'?
Answer: Handel

Question: Which car company produces the 'Yaris' model?
Answer: Toyota

Question: The 'Dalada Maligawa' in Kandy, Sri Lanka, houses what sacred relic reputed to have belonged to Buddha?
Answer: Tooth

Question: Which famous American sportsman, born in Oakville, Alabama in 1913, had the forenames James Cleveland?
Answer: Jesse Owens

Question: Which 16 year-old in 2002 became the youngest ever winner of the 'Rear Of The Year' award?
Answer: Charlotte Church

Question: Under whose command did the 'ever-victorious army' play a part in putting down the 'Taiping Rebellion' in 1864?
Answer: General Gordon

Question: What is the proper name for the fish eating crocodile found in the Indian sub-continent?
Answer: GAVIAL or GHARIAL (accept either)

Question: Sarah the mother of Isaac was the wife of which Biblical patriarch?
Answer: Abraham

Question: Which European city was known as Vindobone by the Romans?
Answer: Vienna

Question: Which company made the 'Nexia' model of car?
Answer: Daewoo

Question: On the bank of which river does the French city of Bordeaux stand?
Answer: Garonne

Question: Which piece of music was used as the theme for television's 'Jonathan Creek'?
Answer: Danse Macabre

Question: In which city would you find the Eureka Tower, The Royal Exhibition Building and the Docklands Stadium?
Answer: Melbourne

Question: What is the capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh?
Answer: Bhopal

Question: What was the name given to a tame monkey or ape, but is now used as a derisory term for a conceited or impudent person?
Answer: Jackanapes

Question: In which city would you find the Sky Tower Westhaven Marina and the North Harbour Stadium?
Answer: Auckland

Question: The theme for television's 'The Apprentice', is taken from which ballet by Prokoviev?
Answer: 'Romeo And Juliet'

Question: What name was originally a name given to a figure of a parrot set on a pole used for target practice, now a derisory term for a vain talkative person?
Answer: Popinjay

Question: Your flight destination from Manchester is shown by the airport code 'MAA', to which city are you flying?
Answer: CHENNAI (accept Madras)

Question: Who in the 1930's wrote the novel 'Cakes And Ale'?
Answer: Somerset Maugham

Question: Where in the human body would you find the bone called the 'Calcaneus'?
Answer: Heel

Question: Which popular film actor born in 1918 had the real name Willian Franklin Beedle Jnr.?
Answer: William Holden

Question: Jonathon Ansell first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'G4'

Question: Who became British Prime Minister on the 22nd. January 1924?
Answer: Ramsay Macdonald

Question: Which film star turned down the role of 'Matt Dillon' in 'Gunsmoke' but recommended his friend James Arness for the part?
Answer: John Wayne

Question: Which European city was known as Olisipio by the Romans?
Answer: Lisbon

Question: In which English county is the town of Saltash?
Answer: Cornwall

Question: Which state of America is nicknamed 'The Beehive State'?
Answer: Utah