Question: Which sports commentator wrote the autobiography Unless I'm Very Much Mistaken?
Answer: Murray Walker

Question: Who replaced Anneka Rice in the TV programme Treasure Hunt?
Answer: Annabel Croft

Question: Which is England's highest mountain?
Answer: Scafell Pike

Question: During the 1980s, which drink was promoted with the advertising slogan, 'the totally tropical taste'?
Answer: Lilt

Question: Put together the following chemical elements on the periodic table to make a popular children's TV programme: Tungsten, Actinium, Potassium, Yttrium, Radium, Cerium, Sulphur
Answer: Wacky Races

Question: Which 70s band that has recently been reformed by lead singer Les McKeown?
Answer: Bay City Rollers

Question: What creature is carved into the handle of Mary Poppins' umbrella?
Answer: A parrot

Question: There have been 12 prime ministers during the queen's reign. How many of them were Conservative?
Answer: 8

Question: What links a village in Oxfordshire, a game show that was presented by Jasper Carrott, and David Beckham?
Answer: Golden Balls

Question: When asked where should one wear perfume, who replied "Wherever one wants to be kissed"
Answer: Coco Chanel

Question: How many of Henry VIII's wives had been married before?
Answer: 2-Catherine of Aragon to his brother Arthur, and Catherine Parr

Question: Which sit com actor went on to play the original Phantom in the West End and Broadway?
Answer: Michael Crawford

Question: Which 80s pop act had their Grammy revoked for not singing the vocals on their album?
Answer: Milli Vanilli

Question: Who won 4 gold medals in the 1984 summer Olympics?
Answer: Karl Lewis

Question: The wedding of Charles and Diana took place in 1981. Who was the official photographer?
Answer: Patrick Litchfield

Question: In the original version of Do They Know Its Christmas in 1984, who was the first line of the lyrics written for, and who sang it?
Answer: David Bowie and Paul Young

Question: Where did the Ossis and the Wessis meet for the first time in 28 years, in 1989?
Answer: The Berlin Wall

Question: Which 1981 song contains the lyrics " And I've lost my light. For I toss and turn, I can't sleep at night"?
Answer: Tainted Love

Question: Charlotte, Desiree and Rooster are varieties of which type of vegetable?
Answer: Potato

Question: What rebellious event was organised in 1773 by the Sons of Liberty as a protest against taxation without representation?
Answer: Boston Tea Party

Question: What is the spirit that is used in the cocktails Mai Tai and Daiquiri?
Answer: Rum

Question: Which biennial sporting fixture was cancelled due to 9/11?
Answer: Ryder Cup

Question: The rights to which children's book were bequeathed to the Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1929?
Answer: Peter Pan

Question: Kopi Luwak, produced mainly in Indonesia, and a waste product of the civet, is the most expensive variety of what?
Answer: Coffee

Question: Who had a hit song in the late 60s with Hazy Shade Of Winter?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel

Question: Winterfell is the house of what family in Game of Thrones?
Answer: Stark

Question: What cocktail's original recipe contains the spirits tequila, vodka, light rum, triple sec, and gin, and has an alcohol content of 22%?
Answer: Long Island Ice Tea

Question: Which book was made into a 26 minute animated TV special in 1982, and had David Bowie as the narrator in the US version?
Answer: The Snowman

Question: Who won a gold medal for Great Britain in the Winter Olympics in Sarajevo 1984?
Answer: Torvil & Dean

Question: What sweet was first advertised 30 years ago featuring a polar bear?
Answer: Fox's Glacier Mints

Question: Which 1983 film starring Glen Close, Jeff Goldbloom, Kevin Kline and Tom Berenger was nominated for 3 Oscars, including Best Picture?
Answer: The Big Chill

Question: A character in the sitcom Friends, or a provisioner of candles and soaps?
Answer: Chandler

Question: A famous guitarist, or an young attendant upon a person of rank?
Answer: Page

Question: A TV series starring Bill Maynard in the early 80's, or the electrician in charge of a film set?
Answer: Gaffer

Question: The actress who played Mindy in Mork and Mindy, or an artisan builder of clay walls using straw?
Answer: Dawber

Question: Ronnie Barker in Open All Hours, or a craftsman who produced wooden chests?
Answer: Arkwright

Question: Rupert Bear's best friend Bill, or a licensed peddler or beggar?
Answer: Badger (this is where the expression to badger someone comes from

Question: This character lived at 11 Coronation Street, and is also the name of a leather maker?
Answer: Tanner

Question: Which British mathematician created a basic computer in 1835?
Answer: Charles Babbage

Question: Of what is Selenology the study?
Answer: The moon

Question: Which is the oldest theatre in current use in London?
Answer: The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

Question: What is produced in a ginnery?
Answer: Cotton

Question: Which English Queen had 17 children and outlived all of them?
Answer: Queen Anne

Question: Which Carry-On actor starred in Bless This House?
Answer: Sid James

Question: What was the occupation of Casanova?
Answer: Librarian

Question: What is the name for small round pieces of lamb, or chocolates with hazelnuts?
Answer: Noisettes

Question: Who worked for the Townsend Agency?
Answer: Charlie's Angels

Question: what was the name of the owner of the coffee shop who was in love with Rachael in friends?
Answer: GĂźnther

Question: Mick Robertson and Jenny Handley presented which Children's TV Programme?
Answer: Magpie

Question: In Sex in the City, what was Carrie's last name?
Answer: Bradshaw

Question: Who hosted Call My Bluff?
Answer: Robin Ray

Question: What was Coronation Street originally to be called?
Answer: Florizel Street

Question: Who starred alongside Polly James in the first series of The Liver Birds?
Answer: Pauline Collins

Question: 1313 Webfoot Walk, Duckburg, Calisota
Answer: Donald Duck

Question: Apt 56B, Whitehaven Mansions, Sandhurst Sq, London
Answer: Hercule Poirot

Question: 52 Festive Road, Putney, London
Answer: Mr Benn

Question: 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights, USA.
Answer: The Munsters

Question: What name was given to privateers, authorized to conduct raids on shipping of a nation at war with France, on behalf of the French crown?
Answer: Corsairs

Question: In 2002, who filed for divorce from his wife Lisa Marie Presley after being married for just three months?
Answer: Nicolas Cage

Question: What was the original name of Wembley Stadium?
Answer: Empire Stadium

Question: Charles-Ădouard Jeanneret-Gris  was better known as who?
Answer: Le Corbusier

Question: Which British aircraft manufacturer produced the Spitfire?
Answer: Supermarine

Question: Who said When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life?
Answer: Samuel Johnson

Question: What was Marble Arch in London originally designed to be?
Answer: The entrance to Buckingham Palace.

Question: Winner in a poll of Classic FM's most popular piece of music in 2016, which composer also wrote A London Symphony
Answer: Ralph Vaughan Williams

Question: Who resides in Mansion House?
Answer: The Lord Mayor of London

Question: Canary Wharf is in what London borough?
Answer: Tower Hamlets

Question: Which battle of 1066 is also the name of a football ground?
Answer: Stamford Bridge

Question: Statues of which political leader stand in Tavistock Square and Parliament Square?
Answer: Gandhi

Question: Which sea has no coast?
Answer: The Sargasso Sea

Question: Which Royal dynasty followed the Normans?
Answer: Plantagenet

Question: Hans Riegel of Bonn, Germany, formed which confectionary company in 1920?
Answer: Haribo

Question: In the Harry Potter books, what type of mythical creature is 'Fawkes'?
Answer: Phoenix

Question: The songs 'Tell Me It's Not True' and 'Marilyn Monroe' come from which stage musical?
Answer: Blood Brothers

Question: What name is given to a folded pizza?
Answer: Calzone