Question: ‘He came down to earth from Heaven’ is the first line of the second verse of which Christmas carol?
Answer: Once In Royal David’S City

Question: Thomas Cranmer was burnt at the stake in Oxford in March 1556 at the same site as two Anglican bishops in October 1555. Name either of these martyrs.
Answer: HUGH LATIMER or NICHOLAS RIDLEY

Question: Give a year in the life of physician William Harvey.
Answer: 1578 to 1657

Question: The 1453 Battle of Castillon is considered to be the last battle in which war?
Answer: Hundred Years’ War

Question: Which city was the capital of the Republic of Vietnam, which governed the southern half of Vietnam until 1975 – the name at the time is needed?
Answer: Saigon

Question: Whose 1954 portrait of Winston Churchill was given to the subject and destroyed on the orders of his wife?
Answer: Graham Sutherland

Question: Anna Wintour since 1988 and Alexandra Shulman since 1992 have been the editor-in-chief of the American version and the British version of which women’s magazine?
Answer: Vogue

Question: Which TV sitcom featured Ben and Susan Harper and their three children?
Answer: My Family

Question: Which record by Carl Douglas was Number One in 1974?
Answer: Kung Fu Fighting

Question: Which car company manufactures the Yeti?
Answer: Škoda

Question: In which city was Roman Polanski born?
Answer: Paris

Question: Prince Escalus, the Prince of Verona appears in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Romeo And Juliet

Question: How many older brothers and sisters did architect Decimus Burton have?
Answer: Nine

Question: Who was recently described as ‘My wonderful, generous, foul-mouthed and hysterical father’ by his 18 year old daughter Bonnie?
Answer: Rik Mayall

Question: Which film company logo has a mountain with stars around it?
Answer: Paramount

Question: Which Greek cake is made from filo pastry, nuts, fruit and honey?
Answer: Baclava

Question: In which English City would you find the Martyrs Memorial?
Answer: Oxford

Question: Which word can be a musical instrument or a quarter bottle of Champagne?
Answer: Piccolo

Question: The aria "Vesti La Giubba" (on with the Motley) comes from which Opera?
Answer: I Pagliacci

Question: In which sport would you play for the Ranfurly Shield?
Answer: Rugby Union (New Zealand)

Question: Named after a bird which scenic railway line runs from Norwich to Cromer and then onto Sheringham?
Answer: The Bittern Line

Question: A crown and two pips signify which rank in the British Army?
Answer: Colonel

Question: In the bible who was the youngest of Jacob's twelve sons?
Answer: Benjamin

Question: Fashion designer Schiaparelli was famous for popularising which colour?
Answer: (Shocking) Pink

Question: Who was the Chancellor of Germany when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989?
Answer: Helmut Kohl

Question: What is the currency of Indonesia?
Answer: The Rupiah

Question: In the 1969 Sam Pekinpah western "The Wild Bunch", who played Pike Bishop the leader of an aging outlaw gang?
Answer: William Holden

Question: Who wrote the "Harry Hole" novels?
Answer: Jo Nesbo

Question: Which American President (not at the time) married Claudia Taylor in 1934?
Answer: Lyndon B Johnson

Question: What was the name of the rollercoaster involved in the accident at Alton Towers in June 2015?
Answer: The Smiler

Question: Roland Gift was the lead singer with which group of the 80's and 90's?
Answer: Fine Young Cannibals

Question: Which company owns British Gas?
Answer: Centrica

Question: Which month in the French Revolutionary Calendar was equivalent to June and had a name meaning "harvest"?
Answer: Messidor

Question: Operation "Moonlight Sonata" was a German air raid on which City in December 1940?
Answer: Coventry

Question: At which gentleman's club in Convent Garden do the members wear a salmon and cucumber tie?
Answer: The Garrick

Question: Which Indian curry dish has a name meaning "Intense heat"?
Answer: Rogan Josh

Question: Who defeated Novak Djokovic in the final of the 2015 French Open Tennis Championship?
Answer: Stanislaus Wawrinka

Question: Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Zulu War?
Answer: Benjamin Disraeli

Question: In which county is Hinkley Point?
Answer: Somerset

Question: Name the medical disorder in which a person complains of physical symptoms that are pretend or self-induced?
Answer: Munchausen's syndrome

Question: In "The Mikado" by Gilbert and Sullivan, what is the name of the Mikado's son who is disguised as a wandering minstrel?
Answer: Nanki-poo

Question: Name the year; America win the first Ryder Cup, Trotsky is exiled in Stalin purge and Charles Lindbergh flies solo across the Atlantic?
Answer: 1927

Question: Who painted "The Oath of the Tennis Court"?
Answer: Jacques-Louis David

Question: Who played the part of Jesus in the 1965 film "The Greatest Story Ever Told"?
Answer: Max Van Sydow

Question: Elizabeth Richardson (1921-27), Pauline Pfeiffer (1927-40), Martha Gellhorn (1940-45) and Mary Welsh (1946-61) were all wives of which American writer?
Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Question: Which scientist discovered the elements Calcium, Barium and Potassium?
Answer: Humphrey Davy

Question: """My girl"", ""Just my imagination"" and ""Papa was a rolling stone"" were No1 hits in the 60's and 70's for which Tamla-Motown group?"
Answer: The Temptations

Question: In which constellation is The Horse Head Nebula?
Answer: Orion

Question: In which country will the 2018 Winter Olympics be held?
Answer: South Korea

Question: Harvey Keitel has recently reprised his role from the film "Pulp Fiction" to advertise Direct Line. What is the character's name?
Answer: Winston Wolfe (Mr Wolfe)

Question: What is the name of the Space Probe launched in 2006 to study Pluto?
Answer: New Horizons

Question: What is the subtitle of the latest "Mad Max" film?
Answer: Fury Road

Question: What colour is a 20 Euro note?
Answer: Blue

Question: Who is the host of the TV series "Dragon's Den"?
Answer: Evan Davis

Question: What is the capital of South Australia?
Answer: Adelaide

Question: 'The Honourable Mrs. Graham' is by which 18th century English portrait painter?
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough

Question: Of which 1960's South London gang was 'Mad Frankie' Fraser a notorious member?
Answer: The Richardsons

Question: The actress who played 'Mrs. Robinson' in the film 'The Graduate' died in June 2005, what was her name?
Answer: Anne Bancroft

Question: To which South American country would you be traveling if your airport code was 'SCL'?
Answer: CHILE (Santiago)

Question: Beatrix Potter wrote a tale about a Grey Squirrel, what was its title?
Answer: 'Timmy Tiptoes'

Question: In rowing, what is the action of turning the oar blade flatto reduce wind resistance called?
Answer: Feathering

Question: In which televisionprogramme did the character 'Detective Mark Petrie' appear?
Answer: 'Cagney And Lacey'

Question: What word can meanloose broken rocks or someone who is vulgarly self-assertive?
Answer: Brash

Question: An Act of Parliament instigated by artist William Hogarth,established which commercial principle?
Answer: Copyright

Question: In which American city do the 'Rockets' play their home basketball games?
Answer: Houston

Question: Which Shipping Weather Forecast Area covers the Shetland Isles?
Answer: Fair Isle

Question: Who was theelder brother of the Kray twins?
Answer: Charlie

Question: Who succeeded Brezhnev as President of the USSR in 1982?
Answer: Yuri Andropov

Question: Which Shipping Weather Forecast Area covers the Channel Islands?
Answer: Portland

Question: In which country are Leeds Castle and the Isle of Sheppey?
Answer: Kent

Question: Which US World War II General commanded the US forces in China and Burma?
Answer: Joseph Stilwell

Question: Which measurement is a tenth of a Furlong?
Answer: Chain

Question: Which US Admiral was commander of the US Pacific Fleet 1942 - 1945?
Answer: Chesternimitz