Question: What was the two word name of the toy, a male, well muscled, blonde, swimming trunk wearing, gel-filled, rubber action figure that was first introduced by Kenner in 1976 ?
Answer: Stretch Armstrong

Question: What four letter word is used to describe the head of a jellyfish?
Answer: Bell

Question: In terms of size, which is the third smallest planet in our Solar System (excluding Pluto)?
Answer: Venus

Question: English poet John Keats, who died in 1821, is buried in which European country?
Answer: Italy

Question: Which eight letter word is used to describe the thick, hard shield, made of chitin or bone, that covers part of the body of crabs, lobsters, tortoises etc.?
Answer: Carapace

Question: Which actor played the title role of architect David Vincent in the 1960's TV series The Invaders?
Answer: Roy Thinnes

Question: Which actor played the role of Admiral Harriman Nelson in the 1960's TV series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea?
Answer: Richard Basehart

Question: Pattie Boyd was the first wife of which famous pop-star who she married on January 21st 1966 ?
Answer: George Harrison

Question: In which country can you find Ben Gurion International Airport, the country's largest?
Answer: Israel

Question: Appearing in Jacques Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld, what is the much more famous name of the piece of music 'The Infernal Gallop'?
Answer: The Can Can

Question: Screened on January 19th 2011, which actress played the title role in the one-off BBC programme Hattie which centred on the life of Carry-On actress Hattie Jacques?
Answer: Ruth Jones

Question: Which play, written in 1923 by English playwright Arnold Ripley depicts a group of travellers stranded in a waiting room at a remote railway station?
Answer: The Ghost Train

Question: In golf, which famous actress's name is used as a slang term for a score of ten on any particular hole?
Answer: Bo Derek

Question: The city of Melbourne, in Australia, lies on which river?
Answer: Yarra

Question: What was the name of the supertanker which ran aground betwen Land's End and the Scilly Isles on March 18th 1967 ?
Answer: Torrey Canyon

Question: Published in 1952, who was the subject of the book Diary of a Young Girl?
Answer: Anne Frank

Question: Which dance, said to have originated in biblical times, does the character Lisa in the 1954 Hitchcock film Rear Window remark that she'll have to move into an apartment across the way and perform the dance every hour if she is to keep her boyfriend sensually entertained and not peeping at a ballet dancer in the opposite apartment?
Answer: Dance Of The Seeven Veils

Question: Released in the year 2000 what was the title of the TV film that followed the relationship between Carry On film actors Sid James, played by Geoffrey Hutchins and Barbara Windsor, played by Samantha Spiro?
Answer: Cor Blimey

Question: Which play, written by Arthur Miller in 1949 features the lead character named Willie Loman?
Answer: Death Of A Salesman

Question: In which country can you find Haneda Airport, one of its countries most important dealing with domestic flights?
Answer: Japan

Question: Published in 1924, who was the author of the adventure book The Land That Time Forgot?
Answer: Edgar Rice Burroughs

Question: Rarely achieved, which six letter word in golf is used to describe a score of four under par on a hole, for example a hole in one on a par five or a two on a par six?
Answer: Condor

Question: The city of Warsaw in Poland stands on which river?
Answer: Vistula

Question: Which tennis player played in four men's singles finals at Wimbledon between 1967 and 1971, winning the title on three occasions?
Answer: John Newcombe

Question: The Battle of Shiloh of 1862, also known as The Battle of Pittsburg Landing was a battle that took place during which war?
Answer: American Civil War

Question: The remake of which popular TV series of the 1960s saw James Caviezel in the main role and was filmed in Swakopmund in Namibia?
Answer: The Prisoner

Question: Commonly found throughout the Southern USA and the Northern half of Mexico what type of creature is a Coachwhip?
Answer: Snake

Question: Which female singer reached number one in the UK charts in October 1979 with a record entitles One Day At A Time?
Answer: Lena Martell

Question: The American TV series Three's A Crowd that ran from 1984 to 1985 was loosely based on which BBC series that featured Richard O'Sullivan?
Answer: Robin'S Nest

Question: The Battle of Bomarsund of 1854 was a battle that took place during which war?
Answer: Crimean War

Question: Which male singer reached number one in the UK charts in February 1977 with a record entitled When I Need You?
Answer: Leo Sayer

Question: Found mainly in the US state of Texas, what type of creature is a Tooth Cave?
Answer: Spider

Question: Which British multinational drinks restaurant chain, established in 1971, is adertised by featuring three beans inside a circle?
Answer: Costa Coffee

Question: Who was the last Englishman to score in a Champion's League Final?
Answer: Wayne Rooney

Question: On a mobile phone keyboard the letters JKL are on which number button?
Answer: 5

Question: The 'Thought Police' feature in whic famous novel of 1949?
Answer: 1984

Question: The food dish 'Chicken Montmorency' includes which fruit?
Answer: Cherries

Question: William Lyon Mackenzie King, more famously known as Bill King was Prime Minister of which country during World War II ?
Answer: Canada

Question: Which moon of the planet Jupiter shares its name with the alias of the character Rosalind when she disguises herself as a man in Shakespeare's As You like It?
Answer: Ganymede

Question: Taking place in 1513, the Battle of Flodden Field took place in which English county?
Answer: Northumberland

Question: Which American author wrote the 1985 book The Cider House Rules?
Answer: John IRVING

Question: What was the name of the Christmas hamper firm that in October 2006 collapsed and left hundreds of families out of pocket?
Answer: Farepack

Question: Taking place in 1644, the Battle of Marston Moor took place in which English county?
Answer: Yorkshire

Question: Peter Fraser was the Prime Minister of which country for vast the majority of World War II ?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: On April 5th 2006, the discovery of which type of bird in Scotland having Avian Influenza sparked a major UK Bird Flu alert?
Answer: Swan

Question: Which American author wrote the book The Catcher In The Rye in 1951 ?
Answer: J D Salinger

Question: Which children's animated character, a young boy first seen in 2005, was transformed when he found a mysterious device called 'The Omnitrix'?
Answer: Ben 10

Question: Which popular animated characters, first seen in 1996 include many different characters including ones called Ash Ketchum, Tracy Sketchit and Gar Oak?
Answer: Pokemon

Question: Which king of England, Denmark, Norway and parts of Sweden who died on November 12th 1035 is buried at Winchester Cathedral?
Answer: Canute

Question: Which basalt tablet was famously rediscovered in 1799 by French Captain Pierre Francois Bouchard, bearing parallel inscriptions in Greek, Egyptian Hieroglyphic and demotic characters?
Answer: ROSETTA Stone

Question: Which four letter word can mean a dish of cooked meat cut into small pieces, to make a mess of or part of a mobile phone?
Answer: Hash

Question: In which famous film did Michael Caine play a character named Charlie Croker?
Answer: The Italian Job

Question: Which four letter word can mean a shot in golf, a famous pirate or a law in physics?
Answer: Hook

Question: There are eight states of the USA whose names begin with the letter 'N'. Which one comes last alphabetically?
Answer: North Dakota

Question: There are eight states of the USA whose names begin withthe letter 'M'. Which one comes last alphabetically?
Answer: Montana