Question: On which Mediterranean island is mount Etna
Answer: Sicily

Question: In the military world what is an A.F.V.
Answer: Armoured Fighting Vehicle

Question: Which nation invented the Molotov Cocktail
Answer: Finland

Question: In which British castle would you find the huge field gun Mons Meg
Answer: Edinburgh

Question: How long was the Enterprise's mission supposed to last in Star Trek
Answer: Five years

Question: What was Celebrity Squares called in the U.S.A.
Answer: Hollywood Squares

Question: What type of car does Mr. Bean drive
Answer: Mini

Question: What does Columbo call his dog
Answer: Dog/Fang

Question: What was Bruce Springsteen's first number one album in the U.K.
Answer: Born in the U.S.A.

Question: Who duetted with Cliff Richard on When God Shines His Light
Answer: Van Morrison

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Turn Back Time
Answer: Aqua

Question: What is or was the name of Georgie Fame's backing group
Answer: The Blue Flames

Question: What is Luther's Cradle Hymn more commonly known as
Answer: Away in a Manger

Question: In Spain what is a corrida
Answer: Bullfight

Question: What mode of transport would you be using in the Devizes to Westminster marathon
Answer: Canoe

Question: What does a yachtsman's fly tell him
Answer: The way the wind is blowing

Question: In which long running BBC series did Bonnie Langford play the part of Melanie
Answer: Dr. Who

Question: Who were the sponsors of Popstars
Answer: T.N.T.

Question: What is the capital of Ecuador
Answer: Quito

Question: In which film did Sting make his first appearance
Answer: Quadrophenia

Question: What are the diamond shaped panes of glass in a leaded window called
Answer: Quarries

Question: Of which common mineral is rock crystal a variety
Answer: Quartz

Question: What was the largest concentration camp formed by the Nazis in World War 11
Answer: Auschwitz

Question: Who was Hitler's Armaments Minister during World War 11
Answer: Albert Speer

Question: In World War 11 R.A.F. slang what were cookies
Answer: Bombs

Question: Who was the chief of the S.S. during World War 11
Answer: Heinrich Himmler

Question: Who was the first British monarch to attend an F.A. Cup Final
Answer: King George V

Question: How many of William the Conqueror's sons became king of England
Answer: Two

Question: What is the chemical symbol for sodium
Answer: Na

Question: What date is St. Swithin's Day
Answer: July 15th

Question: Which official is ultimately responsible for the safety of the crown jewels
Answer: The Lord Chamberlain

Question: Who had a No 1 in the 70's with Knowing Me Knowing You
Answer: Abba

Question: Which one hit wonder took Oh Lori to number 8 in 1977
Answer: Alessi

Question: What was Britain's first Eurovision Song Contest entry
Answer: All

Question: What was Glenn Miller's given first christian name
Answer: Alton

Question: What was the name of Bob Dylan's own record label
Answer: Accomplice

Question: Which Australian city has a cricket ground called The Oval
Answer: Adelaide

Question: What was the name of the horse that Bob Champion rode to victory in the 1981 Grand National
Answer: Aldaniti

Question: Which Scottish League football team is nicknamed The Wasps
Answer: Alloa

Question: In which sport did Simon Terry win Olympic bronze in Barcelona
Answer: Archery

Question: Which eastern capital is served by Queen Alia airport
Answer: Amman

Question: Which American state capital is served by William B Hartsfield airport
Answer: Atlanta

Question: Kranebitten airport is in which European country
Answer: Austria

Question: In which country is Townsville Airport
Answer: Australia

Question: Which capital city is served by Hellinikon Airport
Answer: Athens

Question: Which comedian's catch phrase was "I theng yow"
Answer: Arthur Askey

Question: What is the original nationality of Arnold Schwartzenegger
Answer: Austrian

Question: Who wrote the Norman Conquests trilogy
Answer: Alan Aykbourne

Question: Alfred, Farmingdale and Pixie are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Apricots

Question: What is another name for pimento
Answer: Allspice

Question: With which means of transport has Cardington been associated in the past
Answer: Airships

Question: Why would a motorist use ethylene glycol in his car
Answer: As antifreeze

Question: Which British motor manufacturer used to make the Westminster
Answer: Austin

Question: The first railway line in Africa linked Cairo to which city
Answer: Alexandria

Question: What is the only member of the hyena family to feed on termites
Answer: Aardwolf

Question: In the Bible what was the name of King David's wife who had been married to Nabal
Answer: Abigail

Question: What is the fish used in the Jewish speciality gefiltefisch
Answer: Carp

Question: What is another name for creme brulee
Answer: Cambridge cream

Question: Which canal joins Loch Ness to the Moray Firth
Answer: Caledonian Canal

Question: What is the county town of Mayo
Answer: Castlebar

Question: Which Welsh market town has the highest tides in Britain
Answer: Chepstow

Question: What English town has as its coat of arms a railway wheel with six spokes
Answer: Crewe

Question: Which one hit wonder took Tongue Tied to number 17 in 1993
Answer: Cat

Question: On which of the pipes of a set of bagpipes is the tune fingered
Answer: Chanter

Question: Which of the many songs in Mary Poppins won an Oscar
Answer: Chim Chim Cheree

Question: Which group consists of the Duggans and the Brennans
Answer: Clannad

Question: What was the name of the Wookey in Star Wars
Answer: Chewbacca

Question: Who was Fred Astaire's dancing partner in the musical film The Band Wagon
Answer: Cyd Charisse

Question: In which country other than England do a team called Everton play
Answer: Chile

Question: What innovation did Claude Brown give to tennis
Answer: Clay Courts

Question: In which sport would you compete for the McRobertson Shield
Answer: Croquet

Question: In cricket what name is given to a left handed googly
Answer: Chinaman

Question: What do we call the art which consists of gluing articles onto canvas
Answer: Collage

Question: Where would you be able to look at the Graham Sutherland tapestry titled Christ in Glory
Answer: Coventry Cathedral

Question: What name is given to the style of art invented by Picasso and Braque in which the subject is reduced to basic geometric solids
Answer: Cubism

Question: What was the name of the TV series that starred Glenn Ford
Answer: Cades County

Question: In Greek mythology there were nine muses which one was the muse of epic poetry
Answer: Calliope

Question: What was the name of Ronnie Barker's character in Open All Hours
Answer: Arkwright

Question: In which city is the American series about a bar called Cheers set
Answer: Boston

Question: Who plays Boycie in Fools and Horses
Answer: John Challis

Question: The Library Mob was to be the title for which long running B.B.C. comedy series
Answer: Last of the Summer Wine

Question: Which one hit wonder took Slave to the Vibe to number 11 in 1993
Answer: Aftershock

Question: June is Busting Out All Over comes from which musical
Answer: Carousel

Question: What was Mariah Carey's first top ten entry (1990)
Answer: Vision Of Love

Question: Who did David Essex duet with on True Love Ways in 1994
Answer: Catherine Zeta Jones

Question: In which year was snowboarding first included in the Olympics
Answer: Nineteen ninety eight

Question: Including the umpires but not the man who brings the drinks on what is the maximum number of people who can be on a cricket pitch legally during play
Answer: Seventeen, the fielding side, two umpires and two batsmen and their runners

Question: How many times did Miguel Induran win the Tour de France in the 1990's
Answer: Five

Question: Which South American country offers degrees from Moron University
Answer: Argentina

Question: In which county is Eton school
Answer: Berkshire