Question: 'While we were marching through Georgia' is a song of the American Civil War. Which union general led the march through Georgia in 1864?
Answer: Sherman

Question: Gallophobia is fear of what?
Answer: The French or French things

Question: Specifically, for which category of writing is the annual Orange Prize awarded?
Answer: Women's Fiction

Question: In which country was West Indian cricket captain Sir Garfield Sobers born?
Answer: Barbados

Question: What does 'Chipping' indicate in a place name such as Chipping Norton?
Answer: Market

Question: In the Eagle comic, what was the detective character called? (It was a type of cloth). He had the soubriquet 'Extra Special Agent'.
Answer: Harris Tweed

Question: The post-modern arts complex, built in Paris in 1977, is named after which French president?
Answer: (Georges) Pompidou

Question: In which American state is the United States military academy at West Point?
Answer: New York

Question: In the comedy series 'Rising Damp', what was the Christian name of Miss Jones?
Answer: Ruth

Question: Calamine is the chief ore of which metallic element?
Answer: Zinc

Question: Which poet wrote 'The Lady of the Lake' in 1810?
Answer: Sir Walter Scott

Question: 'The Million Dollar Quartet' was an impromptu jam session in December 1956. Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis were three taking part. Who was the fourth?
Answer: Johnny Cash

Question: What name is given to the enclosed courtyard of a medieval castle?
Answer: Bailey

Question: What was the Christian name of the founder of the Birdseye frozen food company?
Answer: Clarence

Question: Which fruit has varieties called Eureka, Lisbon and Meyer?
Answer: Lemon

Question: A skulk is the group name for which type of mammal?
Answer: Fox

Question: On which Greek island are the ruins of Knossos?
Answer: Crete

Question: Which Australian Olympic swimming champion announced her retirement in 1973 at the age of 16 years and 9 months?
Answer: Shane Gould

Question: Katherina Minola features in the title of which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Taming of the Shrew

Question: Michael Douglas won Best Actor Oscar in 1987 for which film?
Answer: Wall Street

Question: What was Linda McCartney's surname before she married Paul?
Answer: Eastman

Question: Who famously proclaimed 'Ich bin ein Berliner' on 26 June 1963?
Answer: J F Kennedy

Question: Who was president of the Confederate States during the American Civil War?
Answer: Jefferson Davis

Question: What was the Roman name for the city of Bath?
Answer: Aquae Sulis

Question: In which English county is Osborne House?
Answer: Isle of Wight

Question: In which sport is the Uber Cup presented?
Answer: Badminton

Question: Who had a hit with the song Copacabana in 1978?
Answer: Barry Manilow

Question: What does the prefix `xylo' mean, as in xylophone?
Answer: Wood

Question: The Swilkin Bridge is a famous feature of which Scottish golf course?
Answer: St Andrews

Question: Who composed the ballets, "Billy the Kid" and "Rodeo"?
Answer: Aaron Copeland

Question: Who played Sally opposite Billy Crystal in the 1989 film, "When Harry Met Sally"?
Answer: Meg Ryan

Question: On the desk of which American President was there a sign which read, "The Buck Stops Here"?
Answer: Harry S Truman

Question: On an ordnance survey map, which symbol denotes a wildlife park?
Answer: A Stag'S Head

Question: Which, chronologically, is the first of the "Chronicles of Narnia", although it was the sixth of the series of books written by author C. S. Lewis?
Answer: The Magician'S Nephew

Question: Which transport feature disappeared from the Liverpool waterfront in 1956?
Answer: The Overhead Railway

Question: In which trade are composing frames and composing sticks used?
Answer: Printing

Question: Which TV personality hosted the Eurovision Song Contest when it was held in Britain in the 1960's and 70's?
Answer: Katie Boyle

Question: In which European city is the Pergamon Museum, which houses the Ishtar Gate?
Answer: Berlin

Question: On TV, which actor played the part of C.J., the boss of Reginald Perrin?
Answer: John Barron

Question: In which European city is the Maurithuis Museum, which houses Vermeer's, "Girl with a Pearl Earring"?
Answer: The Hague

Question: The song, "I Whistle A Happy Tune", comes from which stage and film musical?
Answer: The King And I

Question: Who was the original question master on the TV quiz show, "A Question of Sport"?
Answer: David Vine

Question: In 1896, a short extension was built on the Liverpool Overhead Railway, from Herculaneum Dock to which final destination on the line?
Answer: Dingle

Question: Which was the title of the 7th and final book in the "Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S. Lewis?
Answer: The Last Battle

Question: On an ordnance survey map, what is represented by a red rectangle?
Answer: A (Main) Railway Station

Question: Which supermarket owner coined the phrase, "Pile 'em high, Sell 'an cheap"?
Answer: Jack Cohen

Question: Licence plates from which U.S. state, include the phrase, "Sweet Home"?
Answer: Alabama

Question: Who composed the ballet, "Daphnis et Chloe" and a "Piano Concerto for the Left Hand"?
Answer: Maurice Ravel

Question: Amen Corner is a three-hole section on the back nine of which famous American golf course?
Answer: Augusta National

Question: In the opera Carmen, what is the name of the soldier who falls in love with Carmen, and ultimately murders her in a fit of jealousy?
Answer: Don Jose

Question: In which Irish county is the district of Connemara and the town of Athenry?
Answer: Galway

Question: Who is currently the Speaker of the House of Commons?
Answer: Michael Martin

Question: In the monologue, "Albert and The Lion", what was the name of the lion?
Answer: Wallace

Question: According to the 18th century nursery rhyme, after Lucy Locket lost her pocket, which famous courtesan of the day found it?
Answer: Kitty Fisher

Question: Which two one act plays, first performed in 1954, are set in the dining room of the Beauregard Hotel in Bournemouth?
Answer: Separate Tables

Question: Which singer/songwriter wrote the song, "Hello Mary Lou" based on a song called, "Merry, Merry, Lou", which became a big hit for Ricky Nelson in 1961?
Answer: Gene Pitney

Question: Simmenthal cattle were originally bred in which country?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Which actress played the title role in the 1945 film, "Mildred Pierce"?
Answer: Joan Crawford

Question: Which powerful poison is extracted from the seeds of the Castor Oil plant?
Answer: Ricin

Question: Which Bulgarian dissident was poisoned on Waterloo Bridge in 1978, with an umbrella into which had been inserted a pellet containing ricin?
Answer: Georgi Markov

Question: Which breed of white or grey horse is used exclusively at The Spanish Riding School in Vienna?
Answer: Lipizzaner

Question: Who wrote and recorded the song, "Blue Suede Shoes", later a hit record for Elvis Presley?
Answer: Carl Perkins

Question: In which 1960's play, revived in London in 2007, does a Parisian architect have three air-hostess fiancees?
Answer: Boeing Boeing

Question: In 1915, which Balkan nation joined W.W.I., on the side of the Central Powers (i.e. Germany), by declaring war on Serbia?
Answer: Bulgaria

Question: Which English artist painted "Derby Day", in the mid 19th century?
Answer: William Frith

Question: After which courtesan of the time planned to write her memoirs, did the Duke of Wellington famously say, "Publish and Be Damned"?
Answer: Harriet Wilson

Question: Which Roman Catholic sacrament consists of the anointing of a dying person with oil, which has been blessed?
Answer: Extreme Unction

Question: In the monologue, "Albert and the Lion", from which high street store was the stick bought, which was pushed into the lion's ear?
Answer: Woolworths

Question: What term is used in Parliament for the suspension of an M.P., by the speaker, for deliberate disobedience?
Answer: Naming An M.P.