Question: What name was given to the system of connecting computer devices in a series so that the first device is connected to the second, the second to the third etc
Answer: Daisy chaining

Question: In Winnipeg there is a statue of which bear
Answer: Winnie the Pooh

Question: After which Anglo Saxon god was Wednesday named
Answer: Woden

Question: What does each bead on a rosary represent
Answer: A prayer

Question: How many times is the Lutine Bell rang for bad news
Answer: Three

Question: Penderyn whiskey is made in which European country
Answer: Wales

Question: Who sponsored the Great Exhibition of 1851
Answer: Prince Albert

Question: Who composed the theme music for the Pink Panther films
Answer: Henry Mancini

Question: What is a young seahorse called
Answer: Seafoal

Question: DEADFALL CHAINSAW (anagram of a film)
Answer: A Fish Called Wanda

Question: Which entertainer's autobiography was titled It's Hello From Him
Answer: Ronnie Barker

Question: What does the cockney rhyming slang mince pies mean
Answer: Eyes

Question: What is the singular of data
Answer: Datum

Question: What French phrase has been adopted into the English language - meaning to be familiar or conversant with
Answer: Au-Fait

Question: What word links these: detector, polish, scrap
Answer: Metal

Question: Rhinotillexomania is the medical name of which bad habit
Answer: Picking one's nose

Question: Who is known as the Father of Geometry
Answer: Euclid

Question: What is the meaning of the christian name Cyril
Answer: Lordly

Question: What does the prefix strath mean in such Scottish names as Strathclyde
Answer: Valley

Question: Who described angling as a string with a worm at one end and a fool at the other
Answer: Doctor Samuel Johnson

Question: In so-called text speak what does NP mean
Answer: No problem

Question: What were Abdullah No. Seven and Pasha
Answer: Cigarettes

Question: What gift is traditionally given on a fifteenth wedding anniversary
Answer: Watches

Question: What is a mythical lost city. a former TV series. a tonic wine and even a little known type of rum
Answer: Eldorado

Question: What was the currency of Belgium before the introduction of the Euro
Answer: Belgian franc

Question: What is a forty-fifth wedding anniversary traditionally called
Answer: Sapphire

Question: What item used in offices was voted the product of the twentieth century
Answer: The paperclip

Question: How many points has a snow flake
Answer: Six

Question: Which Soviet leader died in 1984
Answer: Yuri Andropov

Question: Which American group brought out their twelfth album in 2001 titled Reveal
Answer: Rem

Question: Who is Jennifer Saunders married to
Answer: Adrian Edmondson

Question: Who were Billy Power, Patrick Hill, Hugh Callaghan, Gerry Hunter, Richard Mcilkenny, and Johnny Walker
Answer: The Birmingham six

Question: What was cookery expert Mrs Beeton's christian name
Answer: Isabella

Question: Who wrote the book The Right Stuff
Answer: Tom Wolfe

Question: What is removed during an operation called an orchidectomy
Answer: Testicle

Question: Which British car maker made the Senator
Answer: Vauxhall

Question: Which two months does the sign of the Zodiac Libra cover
Answer: September and October

Question: Who was the voice of the puppet Lennie the Lion
Answer: Terry Hall

Question: Who in 1987 was the first Irishman to win the Tour de France
Answer: Stephen Roche

Question: What is a prong of a fork called
Answer: Tine

Question: A creature that is described as a granivore will eat mainly what
Answer: Seeds

Question: Before he went bald what colour was Winston Churchill's hair
Answer: Red

Question: What is added to iced tea to make the drink called an Arnold Palmer
Answer: Lemonade

Question: What is a young porcupine called
Answer: Pup

Question: Under what name does rapper Shawn Carter record
Answer: Jay-Z

Question: What was the name of the political party founded by Sir James Goldsmith in 1996
Answer: The Referendum Party

Question: In which war was the Battle of Isandlwana
Answer: Zulu war

Question: What is the name given to the amount of money given to the Monarch for her personal expenditure
Answer: The Privy Purse

Question: Bright, Burley, and Oriental are leaves used for making what
Answer: Cigarettes

Question: Who was the Premier League's top scorer while with Sunderland in 1999-2000
Answer: Kevin Phillips

Question: What was the sequel to the TV sitcom And Mother Makes Three
Answer: And Mother Makes Five

Question: In which country is the Great Sandy Desert
Answer: Australia

Question: What is the force that brings moving bodies to a halt called
Answer: Friction

Question: Which king of England was the bastard son of a tanner's daughter
Answer: William the Conqueror

Question: Which 19th Century poet and author popularised the limerick format
Answer: Edward Lear

Question: What is the freezing point of water on the Fahrenheit scale
Answer: Thirty two degrees

Question: What are the cowboys of the South American pampas called
Answer: Gauchos

Question: Where was Napoleon exiled to after Waterloo
Answer: Saint Helena

Question: Who was the only woman in Edward Heath's first cabinet
Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Question: Perdita is a moon of which planet in the Solar System
Answer: Uranus

Question: Leofric the husband of Lady Godiva was the Earl of where
Answer: Mercia

Question: A bawbee was a Scottish coin, what was it worth
Answer: Six Scottish pennies or one English halfpenny

Question: In what year did the Queen become a taxpayer
Answer: Nineteen ninety three

Question: Which environmental phrase was coined by Swedish scientist Svante Arrchenius
Answer: Greenhouse Effect

Question: In modern warfare what type of weapon is an LRGW
Answer: Long-Range Guided Weapon

Question: What happened in 1991 that stopped the Warsaw TV mast from being the highest man made structure in the world
Answer: It fell down

Question: What name is given to the nodding heads that pump oil in deserts and in other locations
Answer: Donkey heads

Question: Which are the only animals said to actively hunt humans
Answer: Polar bears

Question: What is the motto of the Sea Cadets
Answer: Ready Aye Ready

Question: Which company in 1978 patented the first Sat Nav system
Answer: Bosch

Question: What is the most often earned Boy Scout merit badge
Answer: First Aid

Question: Which British city is served by the Metrolink Tram Service
Answer: Manchester

Question: Which famous film actor, who died of lung cancer in 1957, used his real name but dropped his middle name of de Forest
Answer: Humphrey Bogart

Question: What was the real first name of the author Tennessee Williams
Answer: Thomas

Question: Which hereditary form of anaemia largely affects people of sub-Saharan African descent
Answer: Sickle cell anaemia

Question: Which American state is nicknamed the Buckeye state
Answer: Ohio

Question: What is the name given to the group of people who make sure MPs attend important votes
Answer: Whips

Question: Marble is a form of which type of stone
Answer: Limestone

Question: In which year did The Bank of England first introduce the pound note
Answer: Nineteen fourteen

Question: What was the title of the second book of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy
Answer: The Two Towers

Question: Which pink mayonnaise-based salad dressing is flavoured with tomatoes and green peppers
Answer: Thousand Island Dressing

Question: In which sport is the Brabazon Trophy awarded
Answer: Golf

Question: DASHING AT HARDY (anagram of a Grammy winning song)
Answer: A Hard Day's Night

Question: What bird is also called the green plover or peewit
Answer: Lapwing

Question: Which English town had the first public nudist beach
Answer: Brighton

Question: Which underworld character's autobiography was entitled Odd Man Out
Answer: Ronnie Biggs

Question: Which English football team's mascot is called Stamford The Lion
Answer: Chelsea