Question: In the 1920's and 1930's which sport was dominated by 'The Four Musketeers' ?
Answer: Tennis

Question: What name is given to a dining room chair which is fitted with arms?
Answer: Carver

Question: In 2012, Trenton Oldfield received a custodial sentence for disrupting what?
Answer: The University Boat Race

Question: Which actor, who appeared in the Harry Potter films, also appeared in 'Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy' and 'JFK'?
Answer: Gary Oldman

Question: In what year was the Central London Traffic Congestion Charge introduced?
Answer: 2003

Question: What colour is the milk of a hippopotamus?
Answer: Pink

Question: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is an iconic fantasy car driven by whom?
Answer: Caractacus Potts

Question: The Channel Islands are in which shipping forecast sea area?
Answer: Portland

Question: Which notorious figure in history was mother to three French kings - Francis II, Charles IX and Henri III?
Answer: Catherine De' Medici

Question: Which country's national anthem is called Wilhelmus'?
Answer: Tim Netherlands

Question: On television which actor played Onslow in 'Keeping up Appearances' and Vernon Scripps in 'Heartbeat'?
Answer: Geoffrey Hughes

Question: Which US President had the shortest term of office - one month?
Answer: William Harrison

Question: What completes this Spike Milligan quote, 'Are you going to come quietly, or do I have to use...'?
Answer: Earplugs

Question: Which whales are nicknamed 'sea canaries' because of their birdlike sound?
Answer: Beluga

Question: Which city on the Adriatic Sea was known to the Romans as Ragusa?
Answer: Dubrovnik

Question: In which film did Gary Cooper win an Oscar in 1941 playing the title role?
Answer: Sergeant York

Question: Which is the only letter in Scrabble worth 5 points?
Answer: K

Question: Which member of the Royal Family was nicknamed 'Cake' by the Mitford sisters?
Answer: The Queen Mother / Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother

Question: The 2012 work 'All the bells in a country rung as quickly and as loudly as possible for 3 minutes' is a work by which Turner Prize-winning artist?
Answer: Martin Creed

Question: Who wrote 'The Rights of Man' in 1791?
Answer: Thomas Paine

Question: Which record label was founded by Berry Gordy Junior?
Answer: Motown

Question: In the Dickens novel 'Dombey and Son' what is the name of the son?
Answer: Paul

Question: Who composed the opera 'Norma'?
Answer: Vincenzo Bellini

Question: What was the name of the cat who was an enemy to the mice Pixie and Dixie?
Answer: Mr Jinks

Question: Who was the only player to score a hat trick in a Rugby League Challenge Cup Final and be on the losing side?
Answer: Robbie Paul

Question: Kept in Edinburgh Castle, what are the Honours of Scotland?
Answer: (Scottish) Crown Jewels

Question: Which fashion house designed the costumes for Kylie Minogue's 'Aphrodite Les Folies' world tour?
Answer: Dolce & Gabbana

Question: N'Djamena is the capital of which land-locked African state?
Answer: Chad

Question: In 2002 what two words were added to the name of Battersea Dogs Home?
Answer: And Cats

Question: The Gibson Desert is in the central area of which Australian state?
Answer: Western Australia

Question: 'Blue-ringed' is a venomous species of which sea creature?
Answer: Octopus

Question: According to Spike Milligan, 'Chopsticks are one of the reasons the Chinese never invented...' which food?
Answer: Custard

Question: Who, in 1792, wrote the book 'A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'?
Answer: Mary Wollstonecraft

Question: Who was the star name behind the founding of Rocket Records?
Answer: Elton John

Question: The space station 'Deep Space Nine' is encountered in which TV series?
Answer: Star Trek

Question: Which NFL American Football team play their home games at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome?
Answer: New Orleans Saints

Question: What was the name of the scarecrow in 'Bob the Builder'?
Answer: Spud

Question: Which trophy is awarded to the Man of the Match in the Rugby League Super League Grand Final?
Answer: Harry Sunderland Trophy

Question: On the London Monopoly board which is the only property south of the River Thames?
Answer: Old Kent Road

Question: 'The Walthamstow Tapestry', measuring 15 metres by 3 metres, is a 2009 work by which Turner Prize winner?
Answer: Grayson Perry

Question: Which modern day country's name comes from the Latin for Black Mountain?
Answer: Montenegro

Question: To the nearest whole number what is the normal body temperature of a human on the Celsius scale?
Answer: 37

Question: Who is the only man in the 20th century to have held the offices of Chancellor, Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary before becoming Prime Minister?
Answer: James Callaghan

Question: The origin of which religious order can be traced to a mountain in Palestine where it was established near the fountain of Elijah in the 12th century?
Answer: Carmelite

Question: Name one shipping forecast sea area which lies along the Norwegian coast.
Answer: NORTH UTSIRE or SOUTH UTSIRE

Question: John Sentamu, Archbishop of York, was born in 1949 in which country?
Answer: Uganda

Question: On television which actor played Neville Hope in 'Auf Wiedersehen Pet' and Robbie Lewis in 'Morse'?
Answer: Kevin Whately

Question: What score in cricket is considered unlucky by Australians?
Answer: 87

Question: Which 1953 play by Arthur Miller is based on the Salem witch trials?
Answer: The Crucible

Question: Which country's national anthem is known in English as 'The March of the Volunteers'?
Answer: China

Question: In art, Saint Jerome is often shown with which animal?
Answer: Lion

Question: Which country in South America is the eighth largest in the world in terms of land area? ARGENTINA
Answer: 3 Who played the title role in the 1970 film 'Ned Kelly'?

Question: Who announced the death of President Kennedy on American TV?
Answer: Walter Cronkite

Question: Name the actress who played the title role in the 1998 film 'There's Something about Mary'.
Answer: Cameron Diaz

Question: In which Scandinavian city are the headquarters of the Volvo manufacturing company?
Answer: Gothenburg

Question: Which Greek god is the son of Zeus and Leto and twin brother of Artemis?
Answer: Apollo

Question: The Sultanate of Brunei forms part of which island?
Answer: Borneo

Question: Deposed in 1969, of which country was Idris the first and so far only king?
Answer: Libya

Question: Give either year or venue when Ingemar Stenmark won Slalom and Giant Slalom Olympic Gold medals.
Answer: 1980, Lake Placid

Question: What was the name of the son in the TV series 'The Munsters' played by Butch Patrick?
Answer: Eddie

Question: In which European city are the headquarters of the Fiat manufacturing company?
Answer: Turin

Question: Who is the Roman god of gates, doors and beginnings, represented with a two-faced head?
Answer: Janus

Question: Who wrote and recorded the original version of the song Blue Suede Shoes which was a hit single for Elvis Presley in 1955?
Answer: Carl Perkins

Question: Which King of Greece flew to Rome in exile following a 1967 military coup?
Answer: Constantine

Question: Which island comprises the countries of Haiti and the Dominican Republic?
Answer: Hispaniola

Question: What was the name of the son in the TV series 'The Addams Family' played by Ken Weatherwax?
Answer: Pugsley

Question: Give either the year or the venue when Jean Claude Killy won 3 Olympic Alpine Skiing Gold medals.
Answer: 1968 Grenoble

Question: Native to Australia, what type of creature is a pademelon?
Answer: Marsupial

Question: In which county is Fakenham racecourse?
Answer: Norfolk

Question: Ackee and saltfish is widely considered as the national dish of which island?
Answer: Jamaica

Question: In Arthurian legend Lancelot was the father of Galahad - but who was his mother?
Answer: Elaine

Question: Leonard Bernstein wrote the music for the musical 'West Side Story'. Who wrote the lyrics?
Answer: Stephen Sondheim