Question: Errol Brown who died last month was best known as a member of which band?
Answer: Hot Chocolate

Question: Ali Bongo Ctadimba is the President of which African country - his father Omar Bongo held the position from 1967 to 2009?
Answer: Gabon

Question: Lake Ontario is bounded by the Canadian province of Ontario and which US state?
Answer: New York

Question: What is the name of the four-wheeled horse-drawn convertible carriage, named after a town in Germany, used in Blackpool?
Answer: Landau

Question: Which heavyweight boxer retired in 1956 with a record of 49 wins from 49 fights?
Answer: Rocky Marciano

Question: Who edited The Sun between 1981 and 1994?
Answer: Kelvin Mackenzie

Question: Name the twin city to Minneapolis on the other side of the Mississippi.
Answer: St Paul

Question: The town of Coober Pedy in South Australia is a major source of which gemstone?
Answer: Opal

Question: In what activity would you follow the instruction PSSO?
Answer: Knitting (Pass Slip Stitch Over)

Question: If a Scotsman is eating 'Champit Neeps', what is on his plate?
Answer: Mashed Turnip / Swede

Question: Which comedy sketch programme featured Open University presenter 'Professor Denzil Dexter' and gentlemen's outfitters 'Ken and Kenneth'?
Answer: 'The Fast Show'

Question: Which Football League club were previously known as Singers F.C.?
Answer: Coventry City

Question: By what name are Football League team Heaton Norris now known?
Answer: Stockport County F.C

Question: The original line-up of the American TV show 'Charlie's Angels',consisted of Kate Jackson, Jaclyn Smith and who?
Answer: Farrar Fawcett- Majors

Question: In the book of Genesis where did the Land of Nod lie?
Answer: East Of Eden

Question: Which famous musician owned a film company called Handmade Films?
Answer: George Harrison

Question: Which straits lie to the north east of Indonesia and southwest of Malaysia?
Answer: Strait Of Mallacca

Question: Which American President'sfather co-owned a movie studio?
Answer: J.F. Kennedy'S

Question: In which sea is the Gulf of Genoa?
Answer: Ligurian Sea

Question: Which of Marilyn Monroe'sfilms included her version of the song, 'I Want To Be Loved By You'?
Answer: 'Some Like It Hot'

Question: Whose screen testreported"Can't act, can't sing, slightly bald.Can dance alittle"?
Answer: FRED ASTAIRE's

Question: A wind speed of 32-38 mph is described as what on the Beaufort Scale?
Answer: High Wind

Question: Who Directed the 2000 film 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'?
Answer: Ang Lee

Question: A wind speed of 4-7 mph is described as what on the Beaufort Scale?
Answer: Light Breeze

Question: Of which African country is Malabo the capital?
Answer: Equatorial Guinea

Question: Who played detective 'Alex Cross' in the 2000 film 'Along Came A Spider'?
Answer: Morgan Freeman

Question: What is the name given to a young Salmon that returns to fresh water after one Winter at sea?
Answer: Grilse

Question: Which British boxer lost a world title fight to Roberto Duran in June 1972?
Answer: Ken Buchanan

Question: Who duetted with Celine Dion on the song 'Tell Him'?
Answer: Barbra Streisand

Question: Who did Mohammed Alibeat in May 1975 to retain his Heavyweight crown?
Answer: Ron Lyle

Question: Which opera singer duetted with Celine Dion on the song 'Let's Talk About Love'?
Answer: Pavarotti

Question: 'Simon Tappertit' appears in which novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer: 'Barnaby Rudge'

Question: Which European freshwater fish is also called a 'Pope'?
Answer: A Ruffe

Question: Which Premiership Rugby Union club side play at The Recreation Ground?
Answer: Bath

Question: Which chemical element has the symbol ' V '?
Answer: Vanadium

Question: What place near Lewes in Sussex was the site of a famous scientific forgery of 1912?
Answer: Piltdown

Question: What is the name of the Premiership Rugby Union team Gloucester's home ground?
Answer: Kingsholme

Question: Which chemical element has the symbol 'Ce'?
Answer: Cerium

Question: From which British port did John Cabot set sail in the 'Mathew' in 1497?
Answer: Bristol

Question: If something is bacciform, what is it shaped like?
Answer: A Berry

Question: In which year did William Hague become leader of the Conservative Party?
Answer: 1997

Question: In Western Australia, what object might be known as a 'Kylie'?
Answer: Boomerang

Question: Who played the title role in the 1955 film 'Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier'?
Answer: Fess Parker

Question: Which 'Evita' song provided Barbara Dickson with a top twenty hit?
Answer: 'Another Suitcase, Another Hall'

Question: Which city in Cambridge shire was the stronghold of Anglo-Saxon rebel 'Hereward the Wake'?
Answer: Ely

Question: What type of foodstuff is a Red Savina Habanero?
Answer: Chilli Pepper

Question: The announcement of the divorce of which member of the'Royal Family' was publicised in May 1978?
Answer: Princess Margaret

Question: Which vehicle manufacturer produced the Charade model?
Answer: Daihatsu

Question: What type of foodstuff is a 'Tanche'?
Answer: An Olive

Question: The equivalent of how many standard bottles are contained in a Jeroboam?
Answer: 4 (four)

Question: Which sports goods manufacturer signed a £100m contract with the Brazilian Football Confederation in 1996?
Answer: Nike

Question: What does the Latin phrase 'Vox Populi' mean?
Answer: 'Voice Of The People'

Question: Who followed William Taft as US President?
Answer: Woodrow Wilson

Question: What was the name ofthe sports label bought out by JJB Sports in 2002?
Answer: Patrick

Question: What name is given to abottle that is the equivalent of 12 standard bottles?
Answer: Salmanazar

Question: Who preceeded Herbert Hoover as President of the USA?
Answer: John Calvin Coolidge

Question: What does the Latin phrase 'Ad Valorem' mean?
Answer: According To The Value

Question: Who invented the breakfast cereal?
Answer: William Kellog

Question: How many brothers were there in the American 'Kennedy Family'?
Answer: 4 (four)

Question: What age was 'Jesus Christ' thought to have been at the time of his death?
Answer: 33 (thirty-three)

Question: What line follows "Suddenly, I'm not half the man I used to be", from the Beatles song 'Yesterday'?
Answer: """There'S A Shadow Hanging Over Me"""

Question: What is the heaviest land mammal confined to the northern hemisphere?
Answer: American Bison

Question: Complete this list of nations for Group 10 in football's 'Euro 2004' tournament - Albania, Republic of Ireland, Georgia, Russia and ...?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: In 1936, Germany re-occupied the officially demilitarised province of the 'Rhineland', in defiance of which treaty?
Answer: Treaty Of Versailles

Question: What follows the Elephant and Rhinoceros as Africa's third heaviest land mammal?
Answer: Hippopotamus

Question: In the Beatles song, what line follows "I should have known better with a girl like you"?
Answer: """That I Would Love Everything That You Do"""

Question: What did Hitler call his planned invasion of Britain?
Answer: 'Operation Sealion'

Question: Which American leader's Vice-President was Hubert Humphrey?
Answer: Lyndon B. Johnson

Question: In Greek mythology, who was the sky god, son and husband of Gaia?
Answer: Uranus

Question: Who wrote the books, 'Lost Horizon' and 'Goodbye Mr. Chips'?
Answer: James Hilton

Question: Who was the Greek goddess of justice and retribution?
Answer: Nemesis

Question: For which US President did Walter Mondale serve as Vice-President?
Answer: Jimmy Carter

Question: 'New Bats In Old Belfries' and 'Mount Zion' are works by which famous poet?
Answer: John Betjeman

Question: Raymond Massey starred as which character in the TV medical drama 'Doctor Kildare'?
Answer: Dr. Gillespie

Question: Which was the first non-capital city after the second World War to stage the Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: Melbourne (1956)