Question: Which female singer now deceased sang the theme from the Six Million Dollar Man
Answer: Dusty Springfield

Question: What aid to musicians did John Shore invent in 1711
Answer: Tuning fork

Question: Why was a four ale bar so called
Answer: Because ale was fourpence a pint

Question: What type of fruit is a Duncan
Answer: Grapefruit

Question: What colour is Bradenham ham
Answer: Black

Question: Apart from an egg what other ingredient is added to Welsh rarebit to make Yorkshire rarebit
Answer: Boiled bacon

Question: On which Grand Prix race track would you find Gasometer Kurve
Answer: Monaco

Question: How many minutes are you allowed before being timed out in first class cricket (not the 20 20 competition)
Answer: Two

Question: In canoeing what does C4 mean
Answer: A four person Canadian canoe

Question: Which series was voted best sixties sitcom by Radio Times readers in 2001
Answer: Steptoe and Son

Question: Which Blue Peter presenter praised a pair of door ornaments by saying what a beautiful pair of knockers
Answer: Simon Groom

Question: Which character in Are You Being Served was often worried about her pussy
Answer: Mrs Slocombe

Question: In which London street did Virgin Records open their first shop
Answer: Oxford Street

Question: What does the cockney rhyming slang tomfoolery mean
Answer: Jewellery

Question: The Greeks, they say, have a word for it, but what do they call their own country
Answer: Hellas

Question: Which car manufacturing company has the oldest emblem
Answer: Mercedes

Question: Who was Elkie Brookes singing about on her record Pearl's a Singer
Answer: Janis Joplin

Question: What was the name of Reparata's backing group
Answer: The Delrons

Question: Lara's Theme came from which film
Answer: Doctor Zhivago

Question: What title is given to the finale of Elgar's Coronation Ode
Answer: Land of Hope and Glory

Question: What part of the body would a cardiologist specialise in
Answer: Heart

Question: What name is given to the stiffening of the body after death
Answer: Rigor Mortis

Question: What is the only Arab country without a desert
Answer: Lebanon

Question: In which ocean is the island of Papua New Guinea
Answer: Pacific

Question: Over which city does the statue of Christ the Redeemer look
Answer: Rio de Janeiro

Question: In which city could you climb the Spanish Steps
Answer: Rome

Question: What is the name given to fishing equipment
Answer: Tackle

Question: What were the Commonwealth Games previously called
Answer: British Empire Games

Question: Who were the last team in the 20th century to win the FA Cup wearing stripes
Answer: Coventry City

Question: What indoor game numbering system is credited to Brian Gamlin
Answer: The numbering on a dartboard

Question: What type of acid is there in a bee sting
Answer: Formic acid

Question: Which insect gives off the froth known as cuckoo spit
Answer: Froghopper

Question: What type of insect is a katydid
Answer: Grasshopper

Question: What is the more common name for an aphid
Answer: Greenfly

Question: Where are a fly's taste buds
Answer: On it's feet

Question: What nationality was Madame Tussaud
Answer: Swiss

Question: Regarding livestock which country has the highest percentage of the world's ducks
Answer: Vietnam

Question: Who flew the last Concorde on a scheduled flight
Answer: Mike Bannister

Question: What is the name of the Motown record company's country label
Answer: Hitsville

Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Condor motor cycle
Answer: Francis Barnet

Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Beau the English Maverick cousin
Answer: Roger Moore

Question: Which TV western character carried a derringer behind his belt buckle
Answer: Paladin

Question: What do you have to have done in cricket to join The Primary Club
Answer: Be out first ball

Question: Which Football League side was once known as Small Heath Alliance
Answer: Birmingham City

Question: In what sport would you see someone perform a veronica
Answer: Bullfighting

Question: Who won the San Marino Grand Prix in 2005
Answer: Fernando Alonso

Question: Who duetted with Kenny Rogers on Islands In The Stream
Answer: Dolly Parton

Question: Who had a number one in 2000 with Black Coffee
Answer: All Saints

Question: What Johnny Cash song did Blondie sing in the film Roadie
Answer: Ring Of Fire

Question: Who was Joe Cocker singing about in Delta Lady
Answer: Rita Coolidge

Question: In which Canadian state is Montreal
Answer: Quebec

Question: On which island is Palermo
Answer: Sicily

Question: Bougainville is the largest of which group of islands
Answer: The Solomons

Question: Which European capital was the first city to begin numbering the houses
Answer: Paris

Question: Consumption was the old name for which disease
Answer: Tuberculosis

Question: By what common name is Hansen's Disease better known
Answer: Leprosy

Question: 25What disease is also known as wool sorter's disease
Answer: Anthrax

Question: What is cockney rhyming slang for feet
Answer: Plates of meat

Question: What is the first name of chef Jamie Oliver's wife
Answer: Juliette

Question: Which British aircraft manufacturer built the World War Two fighter the Defiant
Answer: Boulton Paul

Question: What is the capital of Costa Rica
Answer: San Jose

Question: What is the minimum number of people that can turn an unruly disturbance into a riot
Answer: Three

Question: What was James Bond's father's first name
Answer: Andrew

Question: Who played the title role in the film Gandhi
Answer: Ben Kingsley

Question: Which comedian is known as The Pub Landlord
Answer: Al Murray

Question: What is the name of a squirrel's home
Answer: Drey

Question: What is a male sheep called
Answer: Ram

Question: What is a white ant better known as
Answer: Termite

Question: What popular Victorian house plant was sometimes known as the cast iron plant
Answer: Aspidestra

Question: With what was the McPherson Report concerned
Answer: The Stephen Lawrence enquiry

Question: What did a 1957 government report on prostitution and homosexuality become known as
Answer: The Wolfenden Report

Question: Which English boxer lost World Championship bouts to Muhammad Ali and Floyd Patterson
Answer: Brian London

Question: Who was the first driver to take part in 250 Grand Prix
Answer: Riccardo Patrese

Question: What is the hardest gemstone after diamond
Answer: Sapphire

Question: How many half crowns were there in a pre decimal pound
Answer: Eight

Question: Who had a number one in the fifties with Butterfly
Answer: Andy Williams

Question: In which David Bowie song which charted in 1980 does Major Tom become a junkie
Answer: Ashes to Ashes

Question: What was Pink Floyd's first single
Answer: Arnold Layne

Question: What colour would a magnesium flare burn with
Answer: White

Question: Who was Little Sure Shot according to Sitting Bull
Answer: Annie Oakley

Question: What would a person normally do with perique
Answer: Smoke it

Question: In a calendar year what name is given to the final quarter day
Answer: Christmas Day

Question: Paratha is a type of bread from which country
Answer: India

Question: What are Globe and Jerusalem a form of
Answer: Artichokes

Question: The mojito is a traditional cocktail that originated in which country
Answer: Cuba

Question: What type of pastry is used to make Baklava, a sweet dessert produced in Greece and Turkey
Answer: Filo

Question: What trophy is at stake when Australia play the West Indies at test cricket
Answer: Worrell Trophy

Question: Which football league side were originally called Dial Square
Answer: Arsenal

Question: Which racket sport takes place in an area measuring 32 ft x 21 ft with a ball weighing 24 grammes
Answer: Squash

Question: For which county does England batsman Gary Balance play
Answer: Yorkshire

Question: In which film did Dolly Parton make her starring debut
Answer: Nine to Five