Question: What is mannish water? A spicy soup from Jamaica, a spicy spirit from India or a spicy yoghurt from Canada?
Answer: A Jamaican spicy soup

Question: Which country produces the wine Vinho Verdi?
Answer: Portugal

Question: What are the two main ingredients of Hollandaise sauce?
Answer: Egg yolks and butter

Question: Sketós, métrios, and glykís are three different types of Greek what?
Answer: Coffee

Question: Half the world's pistachio nuts are grown in which country?
Answer: Iran

Question: What is the name of the Irish whiskey illicitly made from barley?
Answer: Poteen

Question: In which European country did red onions originate?
Answer: Italy

Question: Apart from Del Boy, Rodney and Grandad, which other regular character appeared in the first ever episode? Boycie, Mickey Pearce or Trigger?
Answer: Trigger

Question: What was the name of the episode in which Rodney first met Cassandra?
Answer: Yuppy Love

Question: What was the nickname of Rodney's real dad?
Answer: Freddie The Frog

Question: Name either of the two episodes in which there were no scenes in their flat?
Answer: Cash And Curry or The Longest Night

Question: In which episode did Del Boy first meet Raquel?
Answer: Dates

Question: Who played Aunt Renee in The Frogs Legacy?
Answer: Joan Sims

Question: Before the most recent Christmas specials, how may episodes were there in which neither Uncle Albert or Grandad appeared? None, two or nine?
Answer: Two

Question: Which famous actor played Roy Slater?
Answer: Jim Broadbent

Question: At which stadium do Scotland play their home football matches?
Answer: Hampden Park

Question: Which English county town stands on the river Lune?
Answer: Lancaster

Question: Which cowboy showman's real name was Willaim Cody?
Answer: Buffalo Bill

Question: Which tv family has members called Ben, Courtney, Ronnie and Sam?
Answer: The Mitchells

Question: Howard Brown fronted which bank's tv adverts until 2008?
Answer: Halifax

Question: Which sci-fi series was the basis of the film Serenity and created by Buffy creator Joss Wheadon?
Answer: Firefly

Question: What connects he previous 9 answers?
Answer: They are all allied aircraft of World War 2

Question: Which fruit grows on palm trees?
Answer: Dates

Question: Saint Lucia is an island holiday destination in which sea?
Answer: The Caribbean Sea

Question: Which Prince featured in the title of the Chronicles Of Narnia film released in the summer of 2008?
Answer: Prince Caspian

Question: On a beach, what colours are the flags denoting a lifeguard area?
Answer: Red and Yellow

Question: The use of what garden equipment is sometimes banned during particularily hot summers?
Answer: Hosepipe

Question: Complete the name of this popular ice cream flavour: Rum and _____?
Answer: Raisin

Question: Which actress played Summer in the TV show The OC?
Answer: Rachel Bilson

Question: How many players compete in a professional beach volleyball game?
Answer: Two

Question: Soleil means sun in which language?
Answer: French

Question: The Costa del Sol is a region of which country?
Answer: Spain

Question: Who had a summer hit in 2008 with Sweet About Me?
Answer: Gabriella Cilmi

Question: In a hit film from the summer of 2008, Robert Downey Jr. played a man made of what?
Answer: Iron

Question: What type of summer clothing is an espadrille?
Answer: A Shoe

Question: Which London football team earned the nickname the crazy gang?
Answer: Wimbeldon

Question: Which player was involved in Britain's first million pound transfer?
Answer: Trevor Francis

Question: Who did Alan Shearer play for before he joined Blackburn Rovers?
Answer: Southampton

Question: Who joined Liverpool from Nottingham Forest for over £8 million in 1995?
Answer: Stan Collymore

Question: Which team used to play their home matches at Filbert Street?
Answer: Leicester City

Question: Which football team are nicknamed the tractor boys?
Answer: Ipswich Town

Question: Who was the manager of Portsmouth before Paul Hart took over?
Answer: Tony Adams

Question: In which African country was Michael Essien born?
Answer: Ghana

Question: Who provided the voices for the animals in Animal Magic?
Answer: Johnny Morris

Question: Which children's TV show started with the words Here is a box, a musical box, wound up and ready to play?
Answer: Camberwick Green

Question: Which character was dressed as a jester in Rentaghost?
Answer: Timothy Claypole

Question: When Burgess Meredith was the special guest villain in Batman, which character did he play?
Answer: The Penguin

Question: Gerry Anderson's Stingray told about the adventures of Troy Tempest. Which organisation did Troy Tempest work for?
Answer: Wasp

Question: If Dill was a dog, what type of animal was Parsley?
Answer: A lion

Question: Who was the artist on the TV series Vision On?
Answer: Tony Hart

Question: Who was the companion of Crystal Tipps?
Answer: Alistair

Question: Brinsley Forde who went on to become the lead singer of Aswad starred in which children's TV series of the 1970s?
Answer: Here Come The Double Deckers

Question: What is the unofficial national anthem of Australia?
Answer: Waltzing Matilda

Question: Which leader was painted warts and all?
Answer: Oliver Cromwell

Question: Which royal house succeeded the Tudors?
Answer: Stuart

Question: Name the space shuttle that exploded in 1986
Answer: Challenger

Question: Ross Kemp plays which Eastenders character?
Answer: Grant Mitchell

Question: In the Jungle Book, what animal was Bagheera?
Answer: Black Panther

Question: What connects the answers to the previous 9 questions?
Answer: They are all tanks - Matilda, Cromwell, Stuart, Challenger, Tiger, Grant, Panther, Vallentine, Churchill

Question: Phil Collins played drums with which band?
Answer: Genesis

Question: What links Cheryl Cole, Dannii Minogue, and Sharon Osbourne?
Answer: X-Factor judges

Question: Epiphany is known by what other name in some countries?
Answer: Three Kings Day

Question: Who founded ChildLine and presented That's Life?
Answer: Esther Rantzen

Question: Which three characters have advertised Kellogs Rice Krispies since 1903?
Answer: Snap, Crackle and Pop

Question: Which month gets its name from the Latin word for eight?
Answer: October

Question: What type of snake is a sidewinder?
Answer: Rattlesnake

Question: In which athletics event do you have to go backwards to win?
Answer: Tug of War

Question: What was the name of Britney Spears` first hit single?
Answer: Baby One More Time

Question: What is the name of the BBC science and philosophy documentary series that has produced more than 1000 episodes since it began in 1964?
Answer: Horizon

Question: What was Hephaestus the Greek God of?
Answer: Fire

Question: What is the first book of the Bible attributed to a prophet?
Answer: Joshua

Question: Prior to his death in 1976 what was John Wayne's last film?
Answer: The Shootist

Question: Which famous Indian became known as Rebecca Rolfe and died in Gravesend in Kent?
Answer: Pocahontas

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

Question: Which Indian tribe did Sitting Bull belong to?
Answer: Sioux

Question: What started at Fort Sumter in April 1861?
Answer: American Civil War

Question: In which territory, now US state, was the Battle of Little Bighorn fought?
Answer: Montana

Question: Known as "The Singing Cowboy" who had his biggest hit record with the original recording of "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer"?
Answer: Gene Autry

Question: In James Fenimore Cooper's classic story, how is the character Uncas referred to in the novel's title?
Answer: The Last of the Mohicans

Question: Who succeeded General Joseph Johnston as the Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia?
Answer: Robert E Lee

Question: The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral took place in which city?
Answer: Tombstone

Question: Which country is situated on the west coast of Africa between Ghana and Liberia?
Answer: IVORY coast