Question: What colour shirts do the Colombian national football side play in
Answer: Yellow

Question: Which Austrian city was the setting for The Sound of Music
Answer: Salzburg

Question: Who had a number one in the eighties with Green Door
Answer: Shakin' Stevens

Question: In which month does the Nottingham Goose Fair take place
Answer: October

Question: What was the name of the character played by Michael J Fox in the Back To The Future series of films
Answer: Marty McFly

Question: What are light cream filled tubular cakes made from choux pastry called
Answer: Eclairs

Question: Which fictional jungle dwelling character was invented by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Answer: Tarzan

Question: According to the proverb what is bliss when it is folly to be wise
Answer: Ignorance

Question: What word can be linked with hob thumb and toe
Answer: Nail

Question: From which creature do we get pate de foie gras
Answer: Geese

Question: What would your profession be if you were a member of the N.U.T.
Answer: Teacher

Question: Where was the TV series Magnum set
Answer: Hawaii

Question: In which American sitcom did the character Dan Conner appear
Answer: Roseanne

Question: Which Christian holiday takes its name from the Saxon goddess of spring
Answer: Easter

Question: What type of wood are traditional yule logs made from
Answer: Oak

Question: What is the national bird of Poland
Answer: Eagle

Question: Which chocolates were advertised as having the less fattening centres
Answer: Maltesers

Question: By what name is South West Africa now known
Answer: Namibia

Question: What is the home ground of Preston North End
Answer: Deepdale

Question: Which Biblical character demanded the head of John the Baptist
Answer: Salome

Question: Which Japanese car manufacturer make the Civic
Answer: Honda

Question: In which major sport can you use a joker
Answer: Angling

Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with Ball Park Incident
Answer: Wizzard

Question: We all know about Josef Frizl, but in which Austrian town did he commit his atrocities
Answer: Anstetten

Question: Members of the National Association of Licensed Door Supervisors are known by which more common term
Answer: Bouncers

Question: What does HB mean on a pencil
Answer: Hard Black

Question: In which country was Monica Seles born
Answer: Serbia

Question: Which country is sometimes called the battlefield of Europe
Answer: Belgium

Question: Who had a number one in the seventies with Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
Answer: Ian Dury and The Blockheads

Question: How many legs does a scorpion have
Answer: Eight

Question: Where in London is the Metropolitan Police Training School
Answer: Hendon

Question: Can you name the first three Australians who have scored over ten thousand runs in test cricket (point for each)
Answer: Allan Border, Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting

Question: What is a male goose called
Answer: Gander

Question: What is the correct form of address when writing to a rabbi
Answer: Dear Sir

Question: What name is given to an area on the outskirts of a city which is designated for industrial use
Answer: Brown belt

Question: What word links a TV quiz show and a space launch
Answer: Countdown

Question: Which five countries have a border with Switzerland (point for each)
Answer: Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Liechtenstein

Question: What apart from blonde hair and large breasts do Melinda Messenger and Diana Dors have in common
Answer: Both from Swindon

Question: For which sport is Wayne Gretzky famous
Answer: Ice hockey

Question: Is a bassoon a brass or a woodwind instrument
Answer: Woodwind

Question: Where is Billy Butlin the holiday camp king buried
Answer: Jersey

Question: What potentially dangerous substance is sometimes called woolly rock
Answer: Asbestos

Question: What in the fifties were poppets
Answer: Chains of plastic beads which popped together

Question: Which Motown star had a new millennium hit with Not Over Yet
Answer: Diana Ross

Question: According to a 2004 survey what was Britain's favourite smell
Answer: New baked bread

Question: Whose bodyguards were known as the Memphis Mafia
Answer: Elvis Presley's

Question: Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West Florida became famous for its association with which American author
Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Question: According to the Bible who was the father of the Jews
Answer: Abraham

Question: What was the name of the detective agency in Moonlighting
Answer: Blue Moon

Question: Birds of paradise are members of which family
Answer: Crow

Question: What was the name of Clayton Farlowe's ranch
Answer: The Southern Cross

Question: What name did John Harrington give to the first flush toilet
Answer: Ajax

Question: What was the name of Bill Sykes dog in Oliver Twist
Answer: Bullseye

Question: What was the name of the racehorse Basil Fawlty bet on after being told by Sybil not to bet
Answer: Dragonfly

Question: Which Bronte sister wrote as Ellis Bell
Answer: Emily

Question: Which programme on disability was presented by Isobel Ward
Answer: One in Four

Question: Who was the owner of Bagpuss
Answer: Emily

Question: What is the gradient of the famous Portlock Hill near Taunton
Answer: One in four

Question: The United Nations flag shows a map of the world on one side what is shown on the other
Answer: An olive branch

Question: In Birds of a Feather what is the name of the street that they live in
Answer: Brian Close

Question: Who is Bananaman's best friend
Answer: Crow

Question: What is the more popular name of the constellation Crux
Answer: The Southern Cross

Question: Which TV game show was devised by ex Sunday Night at the London Palladium compere Norman Vaughan
Answer: Bullseye

Question: What is your star sign if you were born on the fourth of July
Answer: Cancer

Question: What did the dove bring to Noah
Answer: An olive branch

Question: What was the Marcels only number one in the sixties
Answer: Blue Moon

Question: Devils darning needle is sometimes the nickname for which flying insect
Answer: Dragonfly

Question: What was Bram short for in the author Bram Stoker's name
Answer: Abraham

Question: What is the principal rock that the Chiltern Hills are made of
Answer: Chalk

Question: Which TV series centred around Galfast High School
Answer: Chalk

Question: What do the Americans call February the second
Answer: Groundhog Day

Question: Which plant is Saint Patrick said to have used to illustrate the Holy Trinity
Answer: Shamrock

Question: What was the first record played on Radio One
Answer: Flowers in the Rain

Question: Which Norwegian leader's name has become a by-word for treachery
Answer: Vidkun Quisling

Question: Where are the headquarters of the S.A.S.
Answer: Hereford

Question: Who presents the TV quiz show The People Versus
Answer: Kaye Adams

Question: Who was born at 17 Bruton Street on April 21 1926
Answer: Queen Elizabeth 11

Question: What is a man made lake for storing water called
Answer: A reservoir

Question: 9What do you get if you cross a collie with a greyhound
Answer: Lurcher

Question: In December 1965 the House of Lords allowed women to do what when making speeches
Answer: Wear hats

Question: In the adverts what was just enough to give your kids a treat
Answer: Cadbury's fudge

Question: What was the name of the Laker Airways cheap trans Atlantic service started in 1977
Answer: Skytrain

Question: What is added to alcohol and sugar to make a syllabub
Answer: Cream

Question: Where does the Government Chief Whip have his office
Answer: 12 Downing Street

Question: Who sang in 1982 I Don't Wanna Dance
Answer: Eddie Grant

Question: According to legend who dug the Rio Grande
Answer: Pecos Bill

Question: Why did Beckindale lose it's chance of winning the 1983 best kept village title
Answer: Someone dumped a load of horse manure on the Woolpack car park

Question: In America it is called an eggplant what is it called in England
Answer: An aubergine