Question: In which English city was the first 'Model T' Ford produced outside the USA?
Answer: Manchester

Question: In which film did Groucho Marx say, "Either this man is
Answer: 'A Day At The Races'

Question: Who hosted 'What's My Line' when it was revived yet again in 1994?
Answer: Emma Forbes

Question: In which month did the attack on Pearl Harbour take place?
Answer: December

Question: Who was the only Prime Minister to die at 10 Downing Street?
Answer: Campbell Bannerman

Question: Who was the first female singer with two UK million selling singles?
Answer: Celine Dion

Question: In which British city is the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and Museum?
Answer: Swansea

Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to be removed from office whilst its party remained in office?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Question: In what month were the 'D-Day' landings executed?
Answer: June

Question: In which European city would you visit the Bardini and the Bargello Museums?
Answer: Florence

Question: Who was the first female artist to achieve 32 consecutive UK top ten hits?
Answer: Madonna

Question: What is the main language spoken in Mexico?
Answer: Spanish

Question: Whose drum can be seen at Buckland Abbey in Devon?
Answer: Francis Drake'S

Question: Which bandleader married both Ava Gardner and Lana Turner?
Answer: Artie Shaw

Question: At which castle was Charles I imprisoned for fourteen months prior to his execution in 1649?
Answer: Carisbrooke Castle

Question: Which pop group had three consecutive Christmas number ones between 1996 and 1998?
Answer: Spice Girls

Question: Which British motor-racer was the first person to win both the Formula One and Grand Prix Motorcycle World Championships?
Answer: John Surtees

Question: What is the traditional name for the disease Oedema, a swelling of any organ or tissue due to the accumulation of excess lymph fluid?
Answer: Dropsy

Question: Which is the only group to have had four Christmas number ones?
Answer: The Beatles

Question: In 1993, which racing driver became the first person to holdboth Formula One and Champ car titles simultaneously?
Answer: Nigel Mansell

Question: Which former Derby County, Sunderland and Arsenalfootballer is the only Estonian ever to have played in the Premier League?
Answer: Mart Poom

Question: Which musical, that opened in 2003 and based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, is set in the fictional land of 'Oz'?
Answer: 'Wicked'

Question: Which gas is the most chemically reactive to all the elements, to the extentthat water will burn in it?
Answer: Flourine

Question: The Stephen Sondheim musical 'Sunday In The Park With George' was inspired by a painting by which French artist?
Answer: Georges Seurat

Question: Spheniscus mendiculusis the scientific name for the only Penguin to live in equatorial waters; by what name is it commonly known?
Answer: Galapagos Penguin

Question: Which metallic element has the highest melting point?
Answer: Tungsten

Question: Jaime Moreno, who briefly played for Middlesborough in 1995/96 season, is the only footballer from which country to have played in the Premier League?
Answer: Bolivia

Question: Which island in the Inner Hebrides became a burial place for several kings of Scotland, Ireland and Norway?
Answer: Iona

Question: Which archipelago of islands, west of the Outer Hebrides,is named after a non-existent saint?
Answer: St. Kilda

Question: How is the character 'John Harman' described in the titleof a novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer: 'Ourmutual Friend'

Question: The Italian, Guisepe Zanagara was executed for attempting to assassinate which American President?
Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt

Question: The name of which manufacturer is taken from a Danish phrase meaning 'play well'?
Answer: Lego

Question: Which is the only regnal name to be used by British monarchs in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries?
Answer: George

Question: As cartographers do not consider Chile to have an Atlantic coastline, which is the only South American country to have both Atlantic and Pacific coastlines?
Answer: Colombia

Question: Which popular British artist, active in Plymouth from the 1960's and famous for her paintings of fat people, died in May 2008?
Answer: Beryl Cook

Question: In Norse mythology, what type of creatures were 'Toothgrinder' and 'Toothgnasher', who drew Thor's flying chariot?
Answer: Goats

Question: Which actor played Lord Alfred Douglas, opposite Stephen Fry asthe title character, in the 1997 film 'Wilde'?
Answer: Jude Law

Question: Which comedian played Charlie Chaplin in Peter Bogdanovitch's 2001 film 'The Cat's Meow'?
Answer: Eddie Izzard

Question: Which African country has coastlines on both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean?
Answer: Morocco

Question: Which ice hockey team defeated the 'Pittsburgh Penguins' to win their 11th Stanley Cup in June 2008?
Answer: Detroit Red Wings

Question: Name either of the one-word song titles that have reached the top forty in the UK charts with twelve entirely different songs?
Answer: 'CRAZY' or 'ANGEL'

Question: Who guarded the tomb of the Emperor Ch'in Shih Huang-ti (pron.Chin Shee Hwang Tee)?
Answer: THE TERRACOTTA WARRIORS (accept Terracotta Army)

Question: Which Welsh Indie group's 1996 hit 'The Man Don't Give A ..' contained, with 49 examples, the most expletives of any charting song?
Answer: Super Furry Animals

Question: Commonly used by the Zulu and Nguni tribes, what name is given to the short, broad-bladed spear that has a name deriving from the Berber word for 'spear'?
Answer: Assegai

Question: Which German author wrote the novels 'The Glass Bead Game' and 'Siddharta'?
Answer: Herman Hesse

Question: Deriving from the Italian for 'trouse leg', what name is givento a folded pizza?
Answer: Calzone

Question: Who did William the Conqueror appoint as his first Archbishop of Canterbury in 1070?
Answer: Lanfranc

Question: The American television series 'Angel' was a spin-off of which other hugely popular show?
Answer: 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer'

Question: Which type of bread takes its name from the Italian for 'slipper'?
Answer: Ciabatta

Question: Who was the Archbishop of York who crowned William theConqueror, King of England?
Answer: Aldred

Question: The American television series 'The Lone Gunmen', which centred on a group of investigators who ran a conspiracy theory magazine, was a spin-off of which other succesful series?
Answer: 'The X-Files'

Question: Which suburb of Birmingham was built by Charles Cadbury for his workers in 1879?
Answer: Bourneville

Question: If a Liverpudlian is an inhabitant of Liverpool, then a 'Portenio'is an inhabitant of which South American city?
Answer: Buenos Aires

Question: Which famous fictional character was first introduced in the 1887 edition of 'Beeton's Christmas Annual'?
Answer: 'Sherlock Holmes'

Question: Which famousfictional character was first introduced in a December 1927 edition of 'The Royal Magazine'?
Answer: MISS(Jane)MARPLE

Question: In which Europeancity would you find the giant monument called 'The Atomium'?
Answer: Brussels

Question: Which village on the Wirral Penisula was built in 1888 to house workers at the Lever Brothers factory?
Answer: Port Sunlight

Question: Which King of England was imprisoned by the Holy Roman Emperor, Henry VI, and held for a ransom of 150,000 marks?
Answer: Richard I

Question: Andros, Naxos, and Syros all belong to which Greek island group?
Answer: Cyclades

Question: In which 1978 horror movie does the killer wear a William Shatner mask that has been painted white?
Answer: 'Halloween'

Question: In which novel by George du Maurier does the character
Answer: 'Trilby'

Question: Which Channel 4 sit-com is set in the offices of 'Reynholm Industries', a fictitious British corporation in central London?
Answer: 'The It Crowd'

Question: In which country did the 'Boxer Rebellion' occur?
Answer: China