Question: Who was the trainer of 'Authorised', winner of this year's 'Derby'?
Answer: Peterchappel-Hyam

Question: Which actress appeared as a gangster's mollin 'Singing In The Rain' and also starred with Fred Astaire in 'Silk Stockings'?
Answer: Cyd Charisse

Question: AWPmachines are proliferating, what does AWP mean?
Answer: Amusement With Prizes

Question: How many keys are there on a standard piano keyboard?
Answer: 88

Question: What was the subject of the 'Citizens Charter' introduced by John Major in 1991?
Answer: To Improvepublic Services

Question: Which actor, singer and composer said "Never trust a man with short legs - his brain's too near his bottom"?
Answer: Noel Coward

Question: Alphabetically, which would be the first of London's bridges over the Thames?
Answer: Albert Bridge

Question: A similar question. Alphabetically, which would be the last of London's main line railway termini?
Answer: Waterloo

Question: In 'Drag Racing' a series of lamps indicate a countdown sequence to the start. What is this instrument called?
Answer: A Christmas Tree

Question: In which year was the 'Mary Rose' raised, the Pope visited Britain for the first time, and Princess Grace of Monaco killed in a car crash?
Answer: 1982

Question: Lentigines is the medical name for what?
Answer: Freckles

Question: Which poet was known as 'Ariel'?
Answer: Percy Byssheshelley

Question: What is the name of the fast, erotic Brazilian dance in which couples frequently touch hips?
Answer: Lambada

Question: In September 1812, Napoleon defeated Kutuzov's army in which battle?
Answer: Borodino

Question: For how many years is the French President elected?
Answer: Five

Question: 'Maggie' and 'Brick Pollitt' are husband and wife in which play and film?
Answer: 'Cat On A Hot Tin Roof'

Question: """On they went, singing Rest Eternal and wherever they stopped, their feet, the horses, and gusts of wind seemed to carry on singing"", is the first line of which novel?"
Answer: 'Dr. Zhivago'

Question: In which long-running TV programme did Elizabeth Carling and Emma Amos take over the leading female roles from Dervla Kirwan and Michelle Holmes?
Answer: 'Goodnight Sweetheart'

Question: In architecture, what does the term 'lancet' refer?
Answer: A HIGH NARROW WINDOW (may also be a pointed arch)

Question: Name any year in the life of the painter Rembrandt?
Answer: 1606 - 1669

Question: In Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'. what name is given to the 'play within a play'?
Answer: 'Pyramus And Thisbe'

Question: Which ferryport stands at the western end of the A40?
Answer: Fishguard

Question: With what type of books would you associate 'Baedecker'?
Answer: Travel Guides

Question: Food and Drink. What is 'Beeswing'?
Answer: The Film That Forms Inside A Good Bottle Of Port

Question: The flag of Nepal is unique- why?
Answer: It Consists Of Two

Question: """Peace in our time"", was one of the famous quotes by which British Prime Minister?"
Answer: Neville Chamberlain

Question: Which British Prime Minister once declared that "one man's wage rise is another man's price increase"?
Answer: Harold Wilson

Question: 'All My Loving' and 'Can't Buy Me Love', featured in which Beatles film?
Answer: 'A Hard Day'S Night'

Question: In 1884, Lewis Waterman was responsible for the invention of what literary aid?
Answer: Fountain Pen

Question: How are 'Zuga' and 'Nadir' better known in the title of an opera by Bizet?
Answer: 'The Pearl Fishers'

Question: On July 10th 1943, 'Operation Husky' saw the landing of British and American troops on which island?
Answer: Sicily

Question: What was the codename of the military operation of June 22nd. 1941, in which German troops invaded Russia?
Answer: 'Barbarossa'

Question: Which post-war Prime Minister was MP for Warwick and Leamington?
Answer: Anthony Eden

Question: Kinross and West Perthshire was the constituency of which post-war Prime Minister?
Answer: Alec Douglas-Home

Question: Which US state, bordered by Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts, is nicknamed the 'Granite State'?
Answer: New Hampshire

Question: What gift is presented to 'Prince Tamino' in the title of a Mozart opera?
Answer: 'The Magic Flute'

Question: What was the name of 'Rene Artois's' wife in the TV comedy series 'Allo, Allo'?
Answer: Edith

Question: In which month of 1969 did Neil Armstrong become the first moon-walker?
Answer: July

Question: 'Galileo', 'Shatoush' and 'King Of Kings' were all Classic winners ridden by which jockey?
Answer: Michael Kinane

Question: In horse racing, whose Classic-winning mounts include, 'Quest For Fame', 'Moonax' and 'Zafonic'?
Answer: Pat Eddery

Question: What colour is the triangular segment on Cuba's national flag?
Answer: Red

Question: Which lady, who has never won a Wimbledon singles title, was the US Open Champion in 1991 and 1992?
Answer: Monica Seles

Question: Tennis's French Open Men's Singles Champion of 1986 and 1987, never won a Wimbledon title. Who is he?
Answer: Ivan Lendl

Question: 'Die Fledermaus' was one of the best known operas by which composer?
Answer: Johann Straus

Question: What is defined as the increase in velocity per unit time?
Answer: Acceleration.

Question: What is defined as the mass per unit volume, of a material?
Answer: Density

Question: If a bird is described as 'Turdoid', to which family does it belong?
Answer: Thrush

Question: To what family of mammals does a creature belong if it described as 'Murine'?
Answer: Mouse

Question: Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz were the stars of which 1999 horror film and its 2001 sequel?
Answer: 'The Mummy'

Question: Which motorway links the M6 with Telford?
Answer: M54

Question: Which 1997 horror film saw John Voigt and Jennifer Lopez in the lead roles?
Answer: 'Anaconda'

Question: Which motorway has its eastern terminus at Folkestone?
Answer: M20

Question: Which radioactive metallic element, isolated in 1896 by Marie Curie, takes its name from a European country?
Answer: POLONIUM (from Poland, Mme Curie's native country)

Question: Which silvery, radioactive metal, Atomic Number 93, was named after one of the major planets?
Answer: Neptunium

Question: According to the saying, who or what "comes in like lion and goes out like a lamb"?
Answer: March

Question: What is the unit of currency of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: Dirham

Question: Name the Dutch grain liqueur, flavoured with Cumin and Aniseed?
Answer: Kummel

Question: Which liqueur, flavoured with the Marasca cherry, has a taste of bitter Almonds?
Answer: Maraschino

Question: What is Saudi Arabia's unit of currency?
Answer: Riyal

Question: 'Touchstone' a jester, and 'Phoebe' a shepherdess, appear in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: 'As You Like It'

Question: Which Shakespearean play features a merchant named 'Balthazar' and a Goldsmith named 'Angelo'?
Answer: 'The Comedy Of Errors'

Question: Which English playwright was known as "The Master"?
Answer: Noel Coward

Question: The second movement of J.S. Bach's 'Orchestral Suite Number 3 in D', is better known as what?
Answer: """Air On A G String"""

Question: How is Beethoven's 'Symphony Number 3 in E Flat Major', better known?
Answer: """Eroica"""

Question: Which Oliver Goldsmith play features 'Squire Hardcastle', his wife and his daughters?
Answer: 'She Stoops To Conquer'

Question: In the 1968 film, 'The Lion In Winter', if Peter O'Toole was Henry II, who was Eleanor of Aquitaine?
Answer: Katherine Hepburn

Question: In the sport of Curling, what name is given to the target area of concentric circles?
Answer: The 'House'

Question: Who was the last king from the House of Plantagenet?
Answer: Richard Ii

Question: In the 1976 film, if Sean Connery was 'Robin', who was 'Marian'?
Answer: Audrey Hepburn

Question: 'Sir Anthony Absolute' is a principal character from which play by Richard Sheridan?
Answer: 'The Rivals'

Question: Which novel features the character, 'Billy Bones'?
Answer: 'Treasure Island