Question: Which English city is famous for it's lace and it's Goosefair
Answer: Nottingham

Question: From which two counties was Avon created
Answer: Gloucester and Somerset

Question: In which British city would you find Arthur's Seat
Answer: Edinburgh

Question: Name the six counties that Northern Ireland is comprised of
Answer: Antrim. Down Fermanagh Londonderry, Armagh and Tyrone

Question: What is the unofficial capital of Welsh speaking Wales
Answer: Aberystwyth

Question: Situated near Stirling what precisely is Compton Vale
Answer: A woman's prison

Question: In what year did Britain abolish the death penalty
Answer: 1965 but it did not become law until 1969

Question: What is the largest castle in Wales
Answer: Caerphilly

Question: Where in Britain could you walk on the Great Orme
Answer: Llandudno North Wales

Question: Name the Brighton hotel bombed by the I.R.A. in 1984
Answer: The Grand

Question: What is the name of the bell rang at Lloyds when a ship is lost at sea
Answer: The Lutine Bell

Question: In which British city is the Jorvik Viking Centre
Answer: York

Question: In which range of hills is the Cheddar Gorge
Answer: The Mendips

Question: In which group of British islands would you find Scapa Flow
Answer: Orkneys

Question: What is the 54 acre London park between Piccadilly and the Mall
Answer: Green Park

Question: Which English county has the longest coastline
Answer: Cornwall

Question: What British Championship is held at the Greyhound Inn at Tinsley Green
Answer: Marbles

Question: At which English tourist attraction would you find the Aubrey Holes
Answer: Stonehenge

Question: What is the capital of Portugal
Answer: Lisbon

Question: What colour are the flags awarded to beaches of a certain pollution free quality
Answer: Blue

Question: Which of the armed forces is known as the Senior Service
Answer: The Royal Navy

Question: Which car manufacturer made the Dolomite
Answer: Triumph

Question: What was the name of the Cartwright's ranch in Bonanza
Answer: The Ponderosa

Question: Which sign of the Zodiac is represented by a ram
Answer: Aries

Question: Which two Football League clubs did Bobby Charlton play for
Answer: Manchester United and Preston North End

Question: Who was the first landlord of the Rovers Return in Coronation Street
Answer: Jack Walker

Question: In which country did the Incas live
Answer: Peru

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Doctoring the Tardis
Answer: The Timelords

Question: What type of entertainer was Grock
Answer: Clown

Question: Can you name the seven deadly sins (point for each one)
Answer: Pride, wrath, envy, lust, avarice, sloth, and gluttony

Question: Who was the feline star of the Kattomeat adverts in the seventies
Answer: Arthur

Question: In what year did the Wright bros make their first powered flight
Answer: 1903

Question: What would an American call a baby's dummy
Answer: A pacifier

Question: What is the hollow in the face of a brick called
Answer: A frog

Question: In the 50's what was a Five Boys
Answer: A bar of Fry's chocolate

Question: What word is given to the style of furniture dating from the time of James 1
Answer: Jacobean

Question: Which national newspaper did the Sun replace in 1964
Answer: The Daily Herald

Question: From which musical does the song I'm Getting Married In The Morning come
Answer: My Fair Lady

Question: What was the third country to put a rocket into space
Answer: France

Question: What desert lies to the south of Fukah
Answer: The Sahara

Question: In which American state is Dodge City
Answer: Kansas

Question: What, apart from being T.V. comedians, have Jimmy Tarbuck, Ted Rogers, Des O'Connor and Dave Allen got in common.
Answer: They have all been Butlin's Redcoats

Question: What was the name of Captain Beefheart's backing band
Answer: The Magic Band

Question: What is the capital of The Lebanon
Answer: Beirut

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 50's with Dream Lover
Answer: Bobby Darin

Question: What term now describes 500 sheets of paper
Answer: A ream

Question: What is the name of the Israeli Intelligence Service
Answer: Mossad

Question: What is the most common surname in the world
Answer: Chang

Question: What is the more common name for a ratel
Answer: Honey badger

Question: What was Mr Punch’s advice to young men about to get married
Answer: Don’t

Question: Which product was advertised on T.V. with the slogan Don’t say vinegar say
Answer: Sarsons

Question: Which Russian goldsmith was famous for making jewelled Easter eggs
Answer: Carl Faberge

Question: What is the shortest word in English to contain ABCDEand F
Answer: Feedback

Question: Whose autobiography was entitled The Naked Civil Servant
Answer: Quentin Crisp

Question: Who was the lead singer with the Dave Clarke Five
Answer: Mike Smith

Question: Who was the first coloured player to captain England at football
Answer: Paul Ince

Question: What is John in Russian
Answer: Ivan

Question: What do you get if you mix linseed oil with powdered chalk
Answer: Putty

Question: What are the ridges across a guitar’s fingerboard called
Answer: Frets

Question: In which single action were the most Victoria Crosses awarded
Answer: Rorke's Drift during the Zulu wars

Question: Name the three male suspects in the game of Cluedo
Answer: Colonel Mustard, Reverend Green and Professor Plum

Question: What invention of Sir Ernest Swinton changed warfare for ever
Answer: The tank

Question: Who played Tarzan in films the most times
Answer: Johnny Weismuller

Question: What connects Alan Sillitoe, John Travolta and The Drifters
Answer: Saturday Night

Question: Which disease is caused by Bancroft’s hookworm
Answer: Elephantiasis

Question: In which English county is the New Forest
Answer: Hampshire

Question: In Coronation Street what was Audrey’s occupation before she married Alf Roberts
Answer: Hairdresser

Question: What is the nickname of Grimsby Town
Answer: The Mariners

Question: Which biblical character slew Goliath
Answer: David

Question: Which saint is associated with the emblem of three golden balls
Answer: Saint Nicholas

Question: What is the capital of Sweden
Answer: Stockholm

Question: What is Bombay duck made from
Answer: Fish

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Rubber Bullets
Answer: 10 C.C.

Question: Which British army regiment are known as Sappers
Answer: Royal Engineers

Question: If the value of every ball in snooker was increased by one what would the maximum break be
Answer: 183

Question: What are baby squirrels called
Answer: Kittens

Question: From which city did Radio Piccadilly broadcast
Answer: Manchester

Question: What was the name of Edward Heath’s most famous yacht
Answer: Morning Cloud

Question: Which American silent film comedian has had a chain of restaurants named after him
Answer: Fatty Arbuckle

Question: In which American state is the town of Laramie
Answer: Wyoming

Question: Which motor cycle company built the late lamented Bantam
Answer: B.S.A.

Question: What would a Russian do with a samovar
Answer: Make tea in it

Question: Who wrote the classic novel Moby Dick
Answer: Herman Melville

Question: Which member of the new Wombles shares his name with a Channel Island
Answer: Alderney

Question: What is the pleated skirt worn by Greek soldiers called
Answer: Fustanella

Question: Which comic actor composed Nancy With the Laughing Eyes for Frank Sinatra
Answer: Phil Silvers

Question: What is the closely curled wool of the Persian lamb known as
Answer: Astrakhan

Question: Which multi-coloured diamond pattern, frequently seen on knitted socks and sometimes on jumpers is named after a Scottish clan
Answer: Argyle

Question: What are angles less than 90 degrees called
Answer: Acute

Question: What is the state capital of South Australia
Answer: Adelaide

Question: For what type of business is Madison Avenue famous
Answer: Advertising

Question: What was the name of Joan Collin's character in Dynasty
Answer: Alexis