Question: In mythology, if Mars was the Roman god of war, who was the Greek equivalent ?
Answer: Ares

Question: Which European capital city is served by Vaclav Havel Airport ?
Answer: Prague

Question: In mythology, if Vulcan was the Roman god of fire, who was the Greek equivalent ?
Answer: Hephaestus

Question: Which famous song from the musical Oklahoma contains the lyrics "The Corn Is High As An Elephant’s Eye" ?
Answer: Oh What A Beautiful Morning

Question: What is the money currency of the country of Hungary ?
Answer: Forint

Question: What was the title of the record sung by Mary Hopkin when she represented the UK in the 1970 Eurovision Song Contest ?
Answer: Knock Knock Whose There

Question: Which American cartoonist was responsible for the popular 1934 comic strip Flash Gordon ?
Answer: Alex RAYMOND

Question: Who was executed in 1953 at Wandsworth Prison for the murder of Police Constable Sidney Miles ?
Answer: Derek Bentley

Question: Which five letter word of Japanese origin means "Roll Call" and was used every morning in Japanese Internment camps to take roll of prisoners in World War Two ?
Answer: Tenko

Question: Which 1972 novel by Frederick Forsyth tells the story of a Peter Miller, a young German crime reporter who is attempting to find an SS concentration camp commander who had Killed his father ?
Answer: The Odessa File

Question: Which six letter word of Japanese origin means "Ten Thousand Years Of Life" although foreigners confuse it with a war cry referring meaning "Human Wave Attacks" ?
Answer: Banzai

Question: Which Australian won the men’s singles title at Wimbledon in 1964 and 1965?
Answer: Roy Emerson

Question: Which 1974 novel by Frederick Forsyth features a small group of African and European mercenary soldiers hired by a British industrialist to depose the government of the fictional African country of Zangaro ?
Answer: The Dogs Of War

Question: Apart from England, which European country was a chief setting for the James Bond film Goldfinger ?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Donald Tusk aged 56 is the current Prime Minister of which country ?
Answer: Poland

Question: Viktor Orban aged 50 is the current Prime Minister of which country ?
Answer: Hungary

Question: What is the name of Oxford University’s Cricket Ground ?
Answer: The Parks

Question: On TV, if Pete Waterman was the Hitman, who was Her ?
Answer: Michaela Strachan

Question: In which year was corporal punishment officially banned in British State Schools ?
Answer: 1986

Question: Reaching number one in the British Pop Charts in June 1990, what was the three word title of the record that was performed by New Order that was the England World Cup squad’s Official record for their World Cup campaign ?
Answer: World In Motion

Question: What was the famous two word title that was given to Henry Stewart who was King Consort Of Scotland between 1565 and 1567 and was married to Mary Queen Of Scots ?
Answer: Lord Darnley

Question: Originally called "The National Council For The Unmarried Mother And Her Child" When first established in 1918, what is the current eleven letter name of this charity. It is the principal charity in the UK for one parent families ?
Answer: Gengerbread

Question: Published in 1968, what was the four word title of the autobiography of the gay icon Quentin Crisp ?
Answer: The Naked Civil Servant

Question: Who was the victorious commander in the conflict known as The Battle Of Santa Clara that lasted from December 28th 1958 till January 1st 1959, he died on October 9th 1967 aged 39 ?
Answer: Che Guevara

Question: On how many occasions did Jimmy Connors win the men’s singles title at Wimbledon ?
Answer: Twice

Question: Who was the victorious leader in the conflict known as The Battle Of Washita River that took place on November 27th 1868, he died on June 25th 1876 aged 36 ?
Answer: George CUSTER

Question: What type of creatures, native to Africa and Asia have several different types, including Olive, Yellow, Chacma and Hamadryas ?
Answer: Baboon

Question: What was the famous four word nickname that was given to Edward I of England also known as Edward Longshanks ?
Answer: Hammer Of The Scots

Question: On how many occasions did John McEnroe win the men's singles title at Wimbledon ?
Answer: Three

Question: In the human body, what seven letter word describes the loss of the sense of taste ?
Answer: Ageusia

Question: Sixty three year old Sebastian Pinera is the current president of which South American country ?
Answer: Chile

Question: Introduced in 1977, what is the name of the scheme in the UK that enables disabled people, their family and carers to lease a new car, scooter or powered wheelchair using their Government funded allowance ?
Answer: Motability

Question: A Long Walk To Freedom, published in 1995 was the autobiography of which famous Political figure ?
Answer: Nelson Mandela

Question: Which is the oldest of the 31 colleges of the University Of Cambridge ?
Answer: Peterhouse

Question: Which British bandleader who lived from 1899 to 1969 would you associate with the song "Somebody Stole My Gal" recorded in 1931 ?
Answer: Billy Cotton

Question: What is the name of the former cabinet minister who, in March 2013 was jailed, along With his ex wife Vicky Price after she agreed to take his speeding points to avoid him losing his licence ?
Answer: Chris HUHNE

Question: In which English county is the source of the River Trent ?
Answer: Staffordshire

Question: Which American big bandleader who lived from 1904 to 1944 would you associate the tune "Chattanooga Choo Choo", recorded in 1941 ?
Answer: Glen Miller

Question: Which British poet who died in 1850 created works such as "An Evening Walk" in 1793, "Upon Westminster Bridge" in 1802 and "The Waggoner" in 1818 ?
Answer: William WORDSWORTH

Question: In relation to building, what initialled name is commonly given to a steel beam, especially one with a cross section in the form of a letter H or I ?
Answer: Rsj

Question: Which English cartoonist and author who died in 2011 was responsible for the creation of the fictional school St Trinian's ?
Answer: Ronald SEARLE

Question: The 1954 film Demetrius And The Gladiators was the sequel to which film of 1953 ?
Answer: The Robe

Question: Which three word named plant is believed to be useful in treating depression, nervous disorders and bedwetting ?
Answer: St John'S Wort

Question: What was the name of short tempered opponent of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny described as being an extremely grouchy gun slinging prospector, outlaw, pirate or cowboy With a violent temper and an intense hatred of rabbits ?
Answer: Yosemite Sam

Question: Which British independent record label, launched in 1970 by music publisher David Platz was favoured by the band T Rex, including their hits "Ride A White Swan", "Hot Love", "Get It On" and "Jeepster" ?
Answer: Fly

Question: Which year of the 20th century saw the Iranian Embassy siege in London ?
Answer: 1980

Question: Which American record label, launched in 1901 by Emile Berliner and Eldridge R JohnsonWas favoured by the band The Sweet, including their hits "Blockbuster", "Ballroom Blitz", "Wig Wam Bam" and "Hell Raiser" ?
Answer: Rca

Question: Former British surgeon Andrew Wakefield became famous in 1998 with his publication Of his research paper which claimed that the vaccine MMR was linked with which human condition ?
Answer: Autism

Question: Which year of the 20th century saw the Chernobyl disaster ?
Answer: 1986

Question: What is the name of the girlfriend of the cartoon character Yogi Bear ?
Answer: Cindy

Question: The Ipcress File, published in 1962 was the very first novel for which British Author ?
Answer: Len Deighton

Question: Which football club have appeared in 13 FA Cup finals, winning five and losing eight their first final appearance was in 1893 ?
Answer: Everton