Question: How many times was Clark Gable nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor
Answer: Three

Question: In which city was the third Die Hard film set
Answer: New York

Question: What was the name of the bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky
Answer: Tiffany

Question: Who played the President of the United States in the film Dr. Strangelove
Answer: Peter Sellers

Question: What was the name of the dog in the novel Three Men in a Boat
Answer: Montmorency

Question: What is the name of Dennis the Menace's dog
Answer: Gnasher

Question: What dog is known as the King of the Terriers
Answer: Airedale

Question: What breed of dog was traditionally used for the retrieval of game birds, particularly quail and woodcock
Answer: Cocker spaniel

Question: What is piano based jazz known as
Answer: Boogie Woogie

Question: What was Elvis Presley's only UK number one with a one word title
Answer: Surrender

Question: Who played the theme music for the TV series Have Gun Will Travel
Answer: Duane Eddy

Question: Who painted the famous picture Bubbles
Answer: Millais

Question: Which British bank was the first to appoint a female manager in 1958
Answer: Barclays

Question: Who was the first Jamaican to top the UK charts
Answer: Desmond Dekker

Question: What was the name of the cheap record singles label that Woolworths brought out to sell cover versions of hit songs
Answer: Embassy

Question: What type of musical instrument is a gekkin
Answer: Banjo

Question: What are the Two Little Boys called in Rolf Harris's 1969 Christmas No 1
Answer: Joe and Jack

Question: The 2012 Paralympics Closing Ceremony featured an extended set by which British band
Answer: Coldplay

Question: As at 2012 what 115-island Indian Ocean nation has the smallest population (about 86,000) of any African country
Answer: Seychelles

Question: Discounting Australia which is the largest island in the world (Geographers insist on calling it a continental land mass to me it is still an island)
Answer: Greenland

Question: Following a military coup in 1987, which island group in the South Pacific allowed its membership of the Commonwealth to lapse
Answer: Fiji

Question: Which actor who played Superman in the films became a quadriplegic and has since died
Answer: Christopher Reeve

Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays are the title character's last words 'the rest is silence'
Answer: Hamlet

Question: In the film The Truman Show what is Truman's surname
Answer: Burbank

Question: In which country was the former Oxo advert actress Lynda Bellingham born
Answer: Tv

Question: Which TV series co-starred Pauline Quirke and Warren Clarke as Faith and Brian Addis
Answer: Down To Earth

Question: In the UK, which animals are traditionally associated with the first of the month
Answer: White rabbits

Question: What is the date of All Souls Day
Answer: November second or third if the second is on a Sunday

Question: Which former British heavyweight boxing champion had an identical twin brother called George
Answer: Henry Cooper

Question: Which Olympic event in 1900 left around 300 creatures dead
Answer: Pigeon shooting

Question: Which cricketing country did Heath Streak play test cricket for
Answer: Zimbabwe

Question: What does a team score for coming first in a yachting event
Answer: None

Question: Which chemical element is represented by the letter Y in the periodic table
Answer: Yttrium

Question: What famous ship is reputed to have set sail on November 25th 2348 BC
Answer: Noah's Ark

Question: Where is the National Railway Museum situated
Answer: York

Question: The fictional characters William Dobbin and Rawdon Crawley appear in which novel
Answer: Vanity Fair

Question: The Maledicta Society caters for people who like to do what
Answer: Swear

Question: On a wine label what does Premier Cru mean
Answer: First growth

Question: When olive oil is described as 'extra virgin', what has happened to it to make it so
Answer: First pressing of the olive

Question: What is the third film in The Matrix series called
Answer: Matrix Revolution

Question: Which 1999 film starring Tom Hanks is set in a Louisiana prison
Answer: The Green Mile

Question: Which actor starred in the films The China Syndrome and Disclosure
Answer: Michael Douglas

Question: Which fruit plays a role in the downfall of Captain Queeg in the film 'The Caine Mutiny
Answer: Strawberries

Question: What connects Elizabeth Fry, Sir John Houblon, Adam Smith, and Sir Edward Elgar
Answer: All have appeared on English banknotes

Question: What do David Edwards, Robert Bridges and Pat Gibson have in common
Answer: They have all won Who Wants to be a Millionaire

Question: What do bullet proof vests, fire escapes, windshield wipers and laser printers all have in common
Answer: All were invented by women

Question: Manchester, Cardiff, Stirling, Halifax what is the odd one out
Answer: Cardiff rest are all types of bombers

Question: What word goes before tree, cart and pie
Answer: Apple

Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1965 with Game Of Love
Answer: Wayne Fontana

Question: What was Jim Reeves first UK top ten hit (1963)
Answer: Welcome To My World

Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1976 with Things We do For Love
Answer: 10cc

Question: Which manager took Liverpool FC to six league titles and three European Cup wins
Answer: Bob Paisley

Question: How many successive strikes does it take to score 300 at ten pin bowling
Answer: Twelve

Question: What is the ring made of in sumo wrestling
Answer: Clay

Question: In which country were the Commonwealth Games held in 1962
Answer: Australia

Question: What is a village without a church called
Answer: Hamlet

Question: The currents of which ocean produce the El Nino effect
Answer: Pacific

Question: In what year did the first Pirelli calendar come out
Answer: Nineteen sixty four

Question: What is the line of longitude lying at 0 degrees known as
Answer: The Greenwich Meridian

Question: Which weapon of warfare was invented by Robert Whitehead in 1866
Answer: Torpedo

Question: Alluding to American Wild West legend, what reptile-derived medicine refers to a salesman or promoter of dubious ideas
Answer: Snake Oil

Question: For which drink is mother’s ruin a nickname
Answer: Gin

Question: What popular dish is sometimes referred to as frog in the bog
Answer: Toad in the hole

Question: What is the name of the thin unleavened pancakes eaten in Mexico
Answer: Tortillas

Question: Which female newsreader threw a glass of wine over Tory MP Jonathan Aitken in 1983
Answer: Anna Ford

Question: Who made her name by perching on the desk while reading the Channel 5 news
Answer: Kirsty Young

Question: Who was the first male BBC newsreader to be allowed to read bulletins without a tie (He still appears on TV now)
Answer: John Craven

Question: I love the colourful clothes she wears and the way the sunlight plays upon her hair is the opening line of which UK number 1 hit of 1966
Answer: Good Vibrations

Question: Who had a 2015 hit song with Want to Want Me
Answer: Jason Derulo

Question: In what year did Jimi Hendrix first take Hey Joe into the top ten
Answer: Nineteen sixty seven

Question: Who was the composer of The Saint Louis Blues
Answer: W.C. Handy

Question: Who replaced Florence Ballard in the Supremes
Answer: Cindy Birdsong

Question: What is the capital of Uzbekistan
Answer: Tashkent

Question: Which Swiss city is supposed to be noted for its gnomes
Answer: Zurich

Question: In which country is the port of Mogadishu
Answer: Somalia

Question: What is the name of the Olympics share index
Answer: The Nikkei

Question: Which noisy Olympics actor is the oldest man to have trekked to the North Magnetic Pole on foot
Answer: Brian Blessed

Question: What is another name for word blindness
Answer: Dyslexia

Question: What is armour called that consisted of riveted metal rings or links
Answer: Chain mail

Question: What is the national day of France called
Answer: Bastille Day