Question: After which legendary character is the airport at Finningley near Doncaster named?
Answer: Robin Hood

Question: Name the 14 year old boy who dived for Britain at the 2008 Olympic games?
Answer: Tom Daley

Question: A 'Tiler' is the name given to a door-keeper of which sort of institution?
Answer: Masonic Lodge

Question: Which company produces the fragrances 'Escape' and 'Eternity'?
Answer: Calvin Klein

Question: When "walking backwards for Christmas", which stretch of water did the Goons cross?
Answer: Irish Sea

Question: What name is given to a university department that offers a particular area of study?
Answer: Faculty

Question: Which parallel forms much of the border between Canada and the USA?
Answer: 49th

Question: In which of Gilbert & Sullivan's works does the song 'The Sentry's Song' appear?
Answer: Iolanthe

Question: In which capital city could one travel on 'klongs' and visit 'wats'?
Answer: Bangkok

Question: In the game of darts, what is the line called behind which a thrower must stand?
Answer: Oche

Question: Which Hollywood Producer produced the films King of Kings (1960) El Cid and 55 Days at Peking?
Answer: Samuel Bronston

Question: Brian Fletcher won the Grand National on Red Rum and which other horse?
Answer: Red Alligator

Question: In which Sunday newspaper would you get the "You Magazine" supplement?
Answer: Mail On Sunday

Question: Who in 1965 was the first presenter of Tomorrow's World?
Answer: Raymond Baxter

Question: In which English Country did the Battle of Flodden Field take place?
Answer: Northumberland

Question: What is the hunting dog usually a cross between a collie and a greyhound called?
Answer: Lurcher

Question: At which location in London is the Mermaid Theatre?
Answer: Puddle Dock

Question: In which book of the bible is the collapse of the walls of Jericho told?
Answer: Joshua

Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Goliath told?
Answer: Samuel

Question: Who was the first host of BBC's Sportsview programme in 1958?
Answer: Peter Dinmock

Question: The Battle of Sedgemoor took place in which English County?
Answer: Somerset

Question: What kind of creature was the extinct quagga?
Answer: (Wild) HORSE

Question: Which Hollywood Producer former head of 20th Century Fox produced the film "The Longest Day"?
Answer: Daryl F Zanuck

Question: Hairdresser Raymond who died in 1992 owned two Grand National winners, Ayala and which other?
Answer: Rag Trade

Question: Michael Winner writes a column called Winners Dinners for which Sunday newspaper?
Answer: Sunday Times

Question: Who had a number 1 hit in 1979 with the song "One Day at a Time" and has never had another hit record since?
Answer: Lena Martell

Question: How many US Presidents were assassinated during the reign of Queen Victoria?
Answer: 2

Question: Which "Knight" narrates the children's TV series "In the Night Gardens"?
Answer: Sir Derek Jacobi

Question: """Finding My Voice"" is a recent autobiography by whom?"
Answer: Russell Watson

Question: How many engines were there on Howard Hughes "Spruce Goose"?
Answer: 8

Question: Which bridge in Scotland replaced the much loved ferry at the Kyle of Lochalsh?
Answer: Skye

Question: Who is the Secretary of State of Communities and local Government?
Answer: Hazel Blears

Question: Who was the first US President to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt

Question: Who wrote the recent best seller Devil May Care?
Answer: Sebastian Faulks

Question: Which famous aircraft producer designed the synchronized machine gun to fire through propeller blades?
Answer: Fokker

Question: What is the name of the first child born to a ruling British Monarch last century?
Answer: (Prince) Andrew

Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Children Schools and Families?
Answer: Ed Balls

Question: The teacher Miss Hooley and P.C. Plum appear in which children's TV series?
Answer: Balamory

Question: Two Britons won the Nobel Literature Prize in the 1950's, Winston Churchill and who else?
Answer: Bertrand Russell

Question: What was the name of the 1970 number one hit record by Matthews Southern Comfort which was their only hit?
Answer: Woodstock

Question: Which comic book hero made his debut in issue 27 of Detective in 1939?
Answer: Batman

Question: The Russian Port of Vladivostok stands on which sea?
Answer: Sea Of Japan

Question: Who in the 1960's had a number 1 hit with "Come Outside"?
Answer: Mike Sarne

Question: Which sport uses the terms serve, dig and spike?
Answer: Volleyball

Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of the Suez Crisis?
Answer: Anthony Eden

Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the Cuban Missile Crisis?
Answer: Harold Macmillan

Question: What was the name of Mr Pickwick's servant?
Answer: Sam Weller

Question: From which musical does the song "How to Handle a Woman" come from?
Answer: Camelot

Question: The boundary between Suffolk and Cambridgeshire runs through which racecourse?
Answer: Newmarket

Question: What was Khruschev's first name?
Answer: Nikita

Question: Who had a number 2 hit in the 60's with Speedy Gonzales?
Answer: Pat Boone

Question: Who improved and patented the safety match, first invented in 1844 by fellow Swede Gustaf Erik Pasch?
Answer: J E Lundstrom

Question: What was the name of the actor who played Jack Sugden in Emmerdale and who died in July 2008?
Answer: Clive Hornby

Question: The European Football Championships in 2012 will be hosted again by two countries - name either.
Answer: Poland/Ukraine

Question: From whom did Castro seize power in 1959?
Answer: Fulgencio Batista

Question: Whose motto is "Service Above Self "?
Answer: Rotary International

Question: Who created the Detective Dangerous Davies as played on television by Peter Davison?
Answer: Leslie Thomas

Question: What was the name of the BBC Correspondent who died in July 2008 aged 85?
Answer: Charles Wheeler

Question: Sheriff John T Chance appears in which classic Western?
Answer: Rio Bravo

Question: Who invented the safety pin?
Answer: Walter Hunt

Question: The Venus de Milo is a statue of which Greek goddess?
Answer: Aphrodite

Question: Which Swiss town is at the foot of the Matterhorn?
Answer: Zermatt

Question: Lord Lucan and John Stonehouse disappeared in the same year, which?
Answer: 1974

Question: Who played Stephen Ward in the film Scandal?
Answer: John Hurt

Question: In which country are the Appenines?
Answer: Italy

Question: How many players in a baseball team?
Answer: 9

Question: Kyudo is a Japanese form of which field sport?
Answer: Archery

Question: Which is the only London Borough to include land on both sides of the River Thames?
Answer: Richmond

Question: Lorena. Ochoa, the world's number one woman golfer, is from which country?
Answer: Mexico

Question: Which bands two albums to date are 'Employment' and 'Yours Truly, Angry Mob'?
Answer: Kaiser Chiefs

Question: What is the family name of the Royal House of Sweden?
Answer: Bernadotte

Question: Who was Emperor of Rome when Boudicca, queen of the Iceni, led her famous revolt?
Answer: Nero

Question: In which year were British women granted full voting rights?
Answer: 1928

Question: There are three snakes native to Britain, the adder, the grass snake and which other?
Answer: The Smooth Snake

Question: Which Romantic artist painted "Liberty Leading the People"?
Answer: Eugene Delacroix

Question: Elaine Bookbinder is the real name of which Mancunian singer?
Answer: Elkie Brooks

Question: Phillips Idowu and Nathan Douglas represent Great Britain in which athletics discipline?
Answer: The Triple Jump

Question: The wedding processional known as "Here Comes the Bride" is by which famous composer?
Answer: Richard Wagner

Question: As what is the game of 'petanque' better known?
Answer: Boules

Question: On which Scottish golf course was the first British Open played in 1861?
Answer: Prestwick