Question: Jentacular relates to which meal of the day?
Answer: Breakfast

Question: Which German-based group released a 1978 album entitled ‘Nightflight to Venus’?
Answer: Boney M

Question: A ‘Granthi’ is the keeper and reader of the scriptures in which religion?
Answer: Sikhism

Question: In August 1960, The Beatles began a residency in the Indra Club in which European city?
Answer: Hamburg

Question: Who became the last state President of apartheid South Africa in August 1989?
Answer: F W de Klerk

Question: In medicine, what is the rare syndrome in children, characterised by physical symptoms suggestive of premature old age?
Answer: Progeria

Question: What is the name of the teletext information service started by the BBC in September 1974?
Answer: Ceefax

Question: What type of creature is a capelin?
Answer: Fish

Question: In November 2012, a 1928 poster of which fictional character was sold for auction in Texas for more than 100,000 dollars?
Answer: Mickey Mouse

Question: What was former US President Richard Nixon’s religion?
Answer: Quaker

Question: Auskerry, Burray and Cava are part of which Scottish island group?
Answer: Orkney Islands

Question: Puck Bay lies off the shore of which European country?
Answer: Poland

Question: Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is the creation of which author?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Question: What was the nickname of American Civil War General Thomas Jackson?
Answer: Stonewall Jackson

Question: What number of points come after 15 in a game of tennis?
Answer: 30

Question: What is the English name of the American game of checkers?
Answer: Draughts

Question: In the NATO Phonetic Alphabet, what word represents the letter ‘U’?
Answer: Uniform

Question: Which record label took its name from the Stevie Wonder song ‘All I Do’?
Answer: Allido

Question: In 1968, what animal was depicted as the first mascot of the Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: Jaguar

Question: Which Afro-Caribbean religion is also known as ‘The Rule of Osha’?
Answer: Santeria

Question: What type of creature is a remora?
Answer: Fish

Question: Who was President of France from 1969 to 1974?
Answer: Georges Pompidou

Question: The Macroplaze (or La Gran Plaza), one of the largest plazas in the world, is located in which Mexican city?
Answer: Monterrey

Question: Nyctophobia is the extreme fear of what?
Answer: Night or darkness

Question: How many English kings feature in the titles of Shakespeare plays?
Answer: Eight

Question: How many old pennies were in a giunea?
Answer: 252

Question: Which English monarch created the National Debt?
Answer: King William III

Question: Roberto Di Matteo was sacked as manager of which English football club in November 2012?
Answer: Chelsea FC

Question: What is the name of the world’s first test-tube baby, born on 25th July 1978 in Manchester, England?
Answer: Louise Joy Brown

Question: In 2012, which film director became the first solo diver to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench in a submarine?
Answer: James Cameron

Question: The Nanpu Bridge is in which Chinese city?
Answer: Shanghai

Question: On a standard dartboard, which number lies between 15 and 17?
Answer: 2

Question: What was actress Rita Hayworth’s last film?
Answer: The Wrath of God

Question: In humans, in which part of the body is the soleus muscle?
Answer: Calf/leg

Question: The second full moon occurring within a calendar month is known as a ‘what’ Moon?
Answer: Blue Moon

Question: Which explorer took the three ships, Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria on his journey to the New World?
Answer: Christopher Columbus

Question: Cheeser, Six-er and Laggies are all terms used in which children’s game?
Answer: Conkers

Question: What is the name of the fairy in the play ‘Peter Pan’ by J M Barrie?
Answer: Tinker Bell

Question: What type of drink is claret?
Answer: Wine

Question: Who played Ivan Drago in the 1985 film Rocky IV?
Answer: Dolph Lungren

Question: The ‘Turbo Terrific’ is driven by which fictional character in the television cartoon series Wacky Races?
Answer: Peter Perfect

Question: How many compartments does a cow’s stomach have?
Answer: Four

Question: In humans, what is the name of the front cutting teeth?
Answer: Incisors

Question: What is the name of the man in the 1969 5th Dimension hit single ‘Wedding Bell Blues’?
Answer: Bill

Question: Which King of England was known as ‘The Unready’?
Answer: Ethelred II

Question: What is the longest river in North America?
Answer: Missouri River

Question: What is the name of the daughter of cartoon character Fred Flintstone?
Answer: Pebbles

Question: What is the highest prime number between 1 and 100?
Answer: 97

Question: Which English beer is known as ‘Newkie Brown’?
Answer: Newcastle Brown Ale

Question: How many grams in half a kilo?
Answer: 500

Question: What colour is the skin of a courgette?
Answer: Green

Question: What was the first name of the sister of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II?
Answer: Margaret

Question: Gotham City is associated with which fictional superhero?
Answer: Batman

Question: A sitatunga is what type of animal?
Answer: Antelope

Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Cotidiana vilescunt’ translate to in English?
Answer: Familiarity breeds contempt

Question: In which year did singer Elvis Presley marry Priscilla Beaulieu?
Answer: 1967

Question: Panama disease affects which food crop?
Answer: Bananas

Question: Which flower is also known as the ‘Lent Lily’?
Answer: Narcissus (wild daffodil)

Question: Which English poet declined the post of Poet Laureate in 1757?
Answer: Thomas Gray

Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘Macbeth’ who kills Macbeth?
Answer: Macduff

Question: David Wilkie, Karl Gunner Larson and Michael Phelps are all associated with which sport?
Answer: Swimming

Question: What is the most frequently rolled number with two standard dice?
Answer: Seven

Question: ‘The Fenn Street Gang’ was a spin-off from which British television series?
Answer: Please Sir

Question: Which writer said ‘Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is the same’?
Answer: Oscar Wilde

Question: Which Scottish football team is nicknamed ‘The Hoops’?
Answer: Celtic

Question: Which Briton won three Gold Olympic medals in the 2008 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Chris Hoy

Question: In which novel does fictional private eye Philip Marlowe first appear?
Answer: The Big Sleep

Question: Who wrote the 1856 novel ‘Madame Bovary’?
Answer: Gustave Flaubert

Question: In humans, episcleritis affects which part of the body?
Answer: Eye

Question: In which year did seatbelt use for drivers become mandatory in the UK?
Answer: 1983

Question: Bouche is French for which part of the body?
Answer: Mouth

Question: The Makapansgat Caves are in which African country?
Answer: South Africa

Question: Raleigh is the capital of which American state?
Answer: North Carolina

Question: In which century was the Kingdom of Great Britain formed?
Answer: 18th Century (1707)

Question: In which city is the 1997 film ‘The Full Monty’ set?
Answer: Sheffield

Question: What was the name of the Tropical Storm, that turned into a hurricane, which hit the US Gulf Coast in August 2012?
Answer: Isaac

Question: In the David Hockney painting ‘Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy’ what is Percy?
Answer: A cat

Question: What is the official language of Iran?
Answer: Persian

Question: The sculpture of the ‘Winged Figure’ by Barbara Hepworth is on the side of which department store in London’s Oxford Street?
Answer: John Lewis

Question: Everything Changes, Beautiful World and Circus are all albums released by which British band?
Answer: Take That

Question: If you are ‘Tripping the Light Fantastic’ what are you doing?
Answer: Dancing

Question: An ‘Agelast’ is a person who never does what?
Answer: Laugh

Question: In which year did Japan join the United Nations?
Answer: 1956

Question: Which US President officially opened the Empire State Building in New York?
Answer: Herbert Hoover