Question: Which sport do the French call ‘ball-trap’?
Answer: Clay Pigeon Shooting

Question: The adjective lupine refers to which animal?
Answer: Wolf

Question: Which novel by Felix Salten was made into a movie by Walt Disney in 1942?
Answer: Bambi

Question: Tory MP Nadine Dorries upset Party bosses by appearing on which TV show in 2012?
Answer: I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of

Question: Purple Granadilla is another name for which fruit?
Answer: Passion Fruit

Question: On which island would you be holidaying if you flew into Son Sant Joan Airport?
Answer: Majorca/Mallorca

Question: Benidorm is on which of the Spanish Costas?
Answer: Costa Blanca

Question: What was originally called the Pluto Platter?
Answer: Frisbee

Question: Which board game is set at Tudor Close?
Answer: Cluedo

Question: The sinking of the armoured cruiser Maine in 1898 led to which conflict?
Answer: Spanish-American War

Question: What common name was given to the Arab/Israeli clash of 1973?
Answer: Yom Kippur War

Question: Bambi, Cash, Sick and Summer Holiday were episodes of which comedy series?
Answer: The Young Ones

Question: The guanaco belongs to which animal family?
Answer: Camel

Question: The babirusa is a wild variety of which domesticated animal?
Answer: Pig

Question: Which European capital stands on the river Aar?
Answer: Berne

Question: Mexico and which country are separated by the Yucatan Channel?
Answer: Cuba

Question: What is the capital of the islands of Madeira?
Answer: Funchal

Question: Which major British newspaper closed down for nearly a year in 1978?
Answer: The Times

Question: Which semi-nomadic race inhabits northern Scandinavia?
Answer: Lapps - accept Sami

Question: Distaff is the female side or branch of a family – what is the male?
Answer: Spear

Question: The band Carl and the Passions changed its name to what?
Answer: The Beachboys

Question: Which game starts with a squidge off?
Answer: Tiddlywinks

Question: The Slag Brothers were contestants in what?
Answer: The Wacky Races

Question: Another Suitcase In Another Hall is a song from which musical?
Answer: Evita

Question: What was the signature tune of Duke Ellington’s band?
Answer: Take The A Train

Question: In the British forces what is the last bugle call of the day?
Answer: Lights Out acc Tattoo

Question: What is the army equivalent of the Royal Navy’s Commodore?
Answer: Brigadier

Question: In World War II what impersonating role was taken by Clifford James?
Answer: He was Monty’s Double

Question: What are the legislative assemblies of Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney called?
Answer: The States

Question: Whose partners include Crazylegs Crane and the Aardvark?
Answer: Pink Panther

Question: Which star constellation is ‘the herdsman’?
Answer: Bootes

Question: The environmental phobia ‘homichlophobia’ is an unnatural fear of what?
Answer: Fog

Question: Which metallic element is extracted from the ore calamine?
Answer: Zinc

Question: Which star constellation is ‘the charioteer’?
Answer: Auriga

Question: On which river does Middlesbrough stand?
Answer: Tees

Question: Pygmalion was the legendary king of which island?
Answer: Cyprus

Question: What was the first name of John Lennon’s first wife, who died last April?
Answer: Cynthia

Question: What name is given to Toyota’s luxury vehicle division?
Answer: Lexus

Question: What does scotopic vision help one to do?
Answer: See Better In The Dark

Question: Which country’s largest cities (by population) include Klagenfurt (no.6) and Villach (no.7)?
Answer: Austria

Question: Which German city in the western part of the Ruhr Area has the world’s biggest inland harbour?
Answer: Duisburg

Question: Who won the 1995 Best Actress Oscar for her part in ‘Dead Man Walking’?
Answer: Susan Sarandon

Question: What nationality are/were the two inventors of the game?
Answer: Canadian

Question: In December, which politician apologised for racist remarks he made in the 80s?
Answer: Oliver Letwin

Question: In ‘Bleak House’, what is the surname of both parties in the never-ending legal case?
Answer: Jarndyce

Question: Pearl Harbour is in which present-day US state?
Answer: Hawaii

Question: In what country were the terracotta warriors discovered in 1974?
Answer: China

Question: Which brewery produces the 4.4% ale ‘Rhesus to be Cheerful’?
Answer: Blue Monkey

Question: Which group had two sets of parentheses either side of ‘Fight for Your Right’ in 1987?
Answer: Beastie Boys

Question: Who had a 2007 Top 20 hit with ‘You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You're Told)’?
Answer: White Stripes

Question: Who played the Wicked Witch of the West in ‘The Wizard of Oz’ (1939)?
Answer: Margaret Hamilton

Question: In the paso doble, the female role is generally meant to represent what?
Answer: Matador’S Cape

Question: With what dance do you associate the man born Ernest Evans in South Carolina in 1941?
Answer: The TWIST

Question: With which character do you associate “You’re my wife now”?
Answer: Papa Lazarou

Question: With what catchphrase would you associate the village of Llanddewi Brefi?
Answer: I’M The Only Gay In The Village

Question: Which US actor played him in the 2011 film, ‘Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows’?
Answer: Robert Downey Junior

Question: What was ‘the speckled band’, in the short story of that name?
Answer: A Snake

Question: The first what was drilled by a group of Monks in a certain French province in 1126?
Answer: Artesian Well

Question: AKA Beestings, the first milk secreted by a mammal, usually just before giving birth, is known as what?
Answer: Colostrum

Question: Who was the virtual dictator who ruled Portugal for 36 years, from 1932 to 1968?
Answer: Antonio SALAZAR

Question: JM. Who became the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer in September 2015?
Answer: JOHN McDONNELL

Question: SG. What was the name of the huge seaplane owned by Howard Hughes?
Answer: Spruce Goose

Question: RHB. The Coast-to-Coast walk finishes at which coastal village?
Answer: Robin Hood’S Bay

Question: YM. ‘Life of Pi’ won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction in 2002. Who is the author?
Answer: Yann Martel

Question: What is the Latin for ‘let the buyer beware’?
Answer: Caveat Emptor

Question: What does ‘Fortis in arduis’ mean?
Answer: Strong In Difficulties

Question: Tuppence and Tommy are fictional detectives, recurring characters in whose books?
Answer: Agatha Christie’S

Question: Which magazine, still on sale today, cost 2d when it launched in September 1923?
Answer: Radio Times

Question: In ‘Othello’, to whom is Emilia, Desdemona’s maidservant, married?
Answer: Iago

Question: ‘Monopoly’. A player currently on Mayfair throws a five – taking him/her to where?
Answer: Whitechapel Road

Question: Which former British athlete was married to swimmer Sharron Davies from 1994-2000?
Answer: Derek Redmond

Question: Played by Aaron Paul, who was Walter White’s co-protagonist in ‘Breaking Bad’?
Answer: Jesse Pinkman

Question: Living from 1933 to 2006, who is/was often referred to as the ‘Godfather of Soul’?
Answer: James Brown

Question: What was the name of the little people in ‘The Wizard of Oz’?
Answer: Munchkins

Question: What is the symbol for the chemical element Californium?
Answer: Cf

Question: What is the young of a kangaroo called?
Answer: a JOEY

Question: Cpt. Sweatpants is an occasional minor character in which US sitcom?
Answer: The BIG BANG THEORY

Question: In a nursery rhyme, who was chastised for sitting among the cinders?
Answer: Little POLLY FLINDERS

Question: Sung about by crooners such as Crosby and Sinatra, who was ‘sweet as apple cider’?
Answer: Ida

Question: What simple, but useful, device did Walter Hunt invent in 1849?
Answer: Safety Pin

Question: The HX-20 is generally regarded as the world’s first laptop computer. Who made it?
Answer: Epson

Question: During the 20th century, Wardour St. became the centre of what?
Answer: British FILM INDUSTRY