Question: Which product has had the advertising slogan "Forces Grey Out, Forces White In"?
Answer: Fairy Snow

Question: Which book of the Old Testament, other than Exodus, includes the story of Moses receiving the Ten Commandments?
Answer: Deuteronomy

Question: Which striking building in the Manchester area has been designed by architect Daniel Libeskind?
Answer: Imperial War Museum North

Question: Who painted 'Girl With A White Dog'found in the Tate London?
Answer: Lucien Freud

Question: Which Dutch right-wing politician was assassinated in Holland at the end of April 2002?
Answer: Pym Fortuyn

Question: What is the capital of the French region of Picardy?
Answer: Amiens

Question: 'Eau-de-Nil' is a shade of which colour?
Answer: GREEN(accept blue-green). (accept blue-green)

Question: What is the motor-car international registration forIceland?
Answer: Is

Question: In old Britishcoinage, how many 'Florins' were there in 'Ten Shillings'?
Answer: 5 (five)

Question: 'Lady Day' is a quarter day in the British calendar, buton which date of the year is 'Lady Day'?
Answer: 25th MARCH

Question: Who played the roles of 'Verbal Klint' and 'Kaiser Sauzer'in the film 'The Usual Suspects'?
Answer: Kevin Spacey

Question: What is produced by the Chorleywood Process?
Answer: Bread

Question: Who played the role of 'Jools' in the film 'Pulp Fiction'?
Answer: Samuel L. Jackson

Question: Who partnered Robert Palmer as lead vocalist in the 1970'sband 'Vinegar Joe'?
Answer: Elkie Brooks

Question: Who played the part of 'Mrs. Onedin' in the TV series 'The Onedin Line'?
Answer: Anne Stallybrass

Question: What is the architectural term for the head or top of a column?
Answer: Capital

Question: In which American city do the 'Wizards' play Basketball?
Answer: Washington

Question: In physics, Ohm's Law states that V=IP, but what does the 'V' represent?
Answer: POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE (accept Voltage)

Question: Which country has the international car registration plate RCH?
Answer: Chile

Question: At which port on the British mainland would you land if you caught a ferry at Yarmouth, I.O.W.?
Answer: Lymington

Question: In which American city dothe 'Padres' play Baseball?
Answer: San Diego

Question: The airline 'Maersk Air' are based in which European city?
Answer: Denmark

Question: The quarter day Michaelmas occurs on which date of the year?
Answer: 29th SEPTEMBER

Question: In which north of Englandcity is 'Hallam FM' radio station situated?
Answer: Sheffield

Question: Name either of Queen Elizabeth II's other Christian names?
Answer: Alexandra / Mary

Question: Which Israeli Prime Minister was assassinated in Tel Aviv in 1995?
Answer: Yitzhak Rabin

Question: What is the common name for the bird Sturnus vulgaris?
Answer: Starling

Question: What is the capital of the French region of Limousin?
Answer: Limoges

Question: Who painted 'Rocky Mountains And Tired Indians', found in the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh?
Answer: David Hockney

Question: Who designed the 'Queen's House' at Greenwich, in the early 17th century?
Answer: Inigo Jones

Question: In old British coinage, how many half-crowns were there in one pound?
Answer: 8 (eight)

Question: Which food item is advertised as 'You either love it or hate it'?
Answer: Marmite

Question: After the 'Crucifixion' in whose tomb was Jesus buried?
Answer: Joseph Of Arimathea

Question: At which Irish port would you land if you travelled to Ireland on a ferry from Fishguard?
Answer: Rosslaire

Question: In Shakespeare's 'Two Gentlemen Of Verona', which character hasa servant called 'Speed'?
Answer: 'Valentine'

Question: After Jesus had fallen on his way to Calvary, who helped himcarry his cross?
Answer: Simon Of Cyrene

Question: Which Briton won theNobel Prize for Literature in 2001?
Answer: V. S. Naipaul

Question: In which city is 'Fox FM' radio station located?
Answer: Oxford

Question: Which oil tanker was wrecked off the Galapagos Islands in January 2001?
Answer: 'Jessica'

Question: Which country singer had a hit with 'Feel Like A Woman'?
Answer: Shania Twain

Question: In which country was the 1934 Football World Cup held?
Answer: Italy

Question: Which TV series grew from sketches on the Jasper Carrot shows, and featured Robert Powell?
Answer: 'The Detectives'

Question: Which former sports personality's autobiography is entitled "Serious"?
Answer: JOHN McENROE

Question: Which Brazilian World Cup star was known as "the little bird"?
Answer: Garrincha

Question: Which American General led the 'Confederate' armies in their early run of successes during the Civil War?
Answer: 'Stonewall' Jackson.

Question: In the TV series, 'The Six Million Dollar Man', who was the actress who played the "bionic man's" wife?
Answer: Farah Fawcett Majors

Question: Which former international footballer was known as "the wizard of the dribble"?
Answer: Stanley Mathews

Question: Who was the actress who played the female equivalent of the "bionic man"?
Answer: Lindsay Wagner

Question: Which colourful TV personality's autobiography is entitled "A Real Bobby Dazzler"?
Answer: David Dickinson

Question: What power does the title character in the film 'Carrie' possess?
Answer: Telekinesis

Question: In what year was the League Of Nations, formed?
Answer: 1919

Question: What are, 'Oarweed', 'Furbelows' and 'Dabberlocks', types of?
Answer: Seaweed

Question: In what year did the League Of Nations become the United Nations?
Answer: 1945

Question: 'Acorn' and 'Goose' are the two basic types of what, often found on large sea mammals?
Answer: Barnacles

Question: In the film, 'The Shining' based on Stephen King's novel, what is 'Shining'?
Answer: Psychic Ability

Question: Which pop group's first album was 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn'?
Answer: Pink Floyd

Question: In rock climbing, what does 'rappel' mean?
Answer: Descending By Rope By Means Of Mechanical Brake Devices

Question: In the Irish ballad, what did the 'Mountains of Mourne' do?
Answer: """Sweep Down To The Sea"""

Question: Who was responsible for the locating of Adolf Eichman after the Second World War?
Answer: Dr. Simon Weisenthal

Question: In mountaineering, what are the 'voiles normales'?
Answer: The Most Regularly Climbed Routes

Question: """I am a young sailor my story is sad, for once I was courting a bonnie wee lass, I courted her truly by night and by day and now she has left me and gone far away"", are the opening lines of which old time ballad?"
Answer: 'If I Were A Blackbird'

Question: Which UK vocal group had a 1963 hit single with 'Do The Bird'?
Answer: The Vernons Girls

Question: Which opera house is found in New York's "Lincoln Centre"?
Answer: Metropolitan Opera House

Question: How many teeth are there in the first set of human 'milk' teeth?
Answer: Twenty

Question: To which family of creatures do Mink belong?
Answer: WEASEL (Latin family name Mustelidae)

Question: What was US President Hoover's original profession?
Answer: Engineer

Question: The second set of teeth start coming through when a child is six or seven. How many teeth are in this set?
Answer: Thirty Two

Question: Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and who, made up the rock band 'Queen'?
Answer: John Deacon

Question: Which word, when used in race relations translates to mean separate development?
Answer: Apartheid

Question: Which poet invited Maud into the garden?
Answer: Tennyson

Question: Which member of the group 'Queen' was nicknamed, "The Truro Trouperdore"?
Answer: Roger Taylor

Question: What is the name of Kenya's second largest game reserve, who's dramatic setting is the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro?
Answer: Amboseli

Question: What age horses run in the American Triple Crown races?
Answer: Three Year Olds

Question: The matriach of the Kennedy family died in January 1995 at the age of 104, what was her name?
Answer: Rose