Question: What is the last word in Rule Britannia
Answer: Slaves

Question: From which film did the Madonna song Beautiful Stranger come
Answer: Austin Powers-The Spy Who Shagged Me

Question: At what sport was Vasily Alexev a competitor
Answer: Weightlifting

Question: Why was Ian Woosnam disqualified from the 2001 British Open Golf championship
Answer: Too many clubs in his bag

Question: With which form of transport was Otto Lilienthal associated
Answer: Gliders

Question: What name is given to a station for helicopter passenger services
Answer: Heliport

Question: Who was the commander of the French army at the Battle of Borodino
Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte

Question: In which country was the battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879
Answer: South Africa

Question: Who was the British foreign secretary who resigned during the battle of the Falklands
Answer: Lord Carrington

Question: Marble Arch was designed by John Nash to commemorate whose victories in battle
Answer: Lord Nelson

Question: What is the state capital of South Carolina
Answer: Columbia

Question: What is the only American state named after an English county
Answer: New Hampshire

Question: In Australian slang what is a swagman
Answer: Tramp

Question: Which Australian state has the largest population
Answer: New South Wales

Question: Which famous Australian singer had a dessert named after her
Answer: Nellie Melba

Question: Who had a hit in the nineties with Don't Marry Her
Answer: Beautiful South

Question: Which American record producer was famous for his Wall of Sound
Answer: Phil Spector

Question: What was the name of the theme song from Minder
Answer: I Could Be So Good For You

Question: Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal
Answer: Thomas Telford

Question: The Kiel Canal connects the North Sea with which other sea
Answer: Baltic

Question: What name is given to the network of canals behind the colleges at Cambridge
Answer: The Backs

Question: What was the name of the Channel 5 adventure game show presented by Melinda Messenger and Leslie Grantham
Answer: Fort Boyard

Question: In a recent poll who did Radio Times readers vote as the best male character in a TV sit com
Answer: Del Boy

Question: Who wrote the eighties sitcom The Two of Us
Answer: Alex Shearer

Question: What year was The A Team first shown on TV
Answer: Nineteen eighty three

Question: Katy Cropper was the first woman to win which TV competition
Answer: One Man And His Dog

Question: What name is given to a triangle with two sides equal
Answer: Isosceles triangle

Question: Simultaneous and quadratic are both types of what
Answer: Equations

Question: How many square chains are there in an acre
Answer: Ten

Question: What is an eleven sided figure called
Answer: Hendecagon

Question: What type of creature is a Dandy Dinmont
Answer: Dog

Question: Which stamp first issued in 1911 was advertised with the slogan, this stamp will take some licking
Answer: The National Insurance Stamp

Question: Who helped Theseus to escape from the Labyrinth by giving him a large ball of string
Answer: Ariadne

Question: What colour is an emu's egg
Answer: Dark green

Question: Which is the largest member of the penguin family
Answer: Emperor penguin

Question: Which bird turns it's head upside down to eat
Answer: Flamingo

Question: Canaries belong to which family of birds
Answer: Finches

Question: In Treasure Island who actually found the treasure
Answer: Ben Gunn

Question: In which Dickens novel does Sidney Carton appear
Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

Question: What was the name of the principal horse in George Orwell's Animal Farm
Answer: Boxer

Question: With which film theme did The Central Band of The R.A.F. reach the top twenty in 1955
Answer: The Dambuster's March

Question: Which cover of an Elvis song gave the Pet Shop Boys a number one in 1987
Answer: Always on My Mind

Question: Which group had a number two in 1998 with Perfect 10
Answer: Beautiful South

Question: What is the second event in the decathlon
Answer: Long Jump

Question: In which country was the 1985 Heysel Stadium soccer tragedy
Answer: Belgium

Question: Great Britain has won most of her Olympic golds in athletics which sport has been the next successful
Answer: Rowing

Question: At which sport was Fred Perry World Champion in 1929
Answer: Table tennis

Question: Who was World 500 cc Motor Cycling Champion 1953 to 1955 (he was British)
Answer: Geoff Duke

Question: Which quality British car company went out of production in 1960
Answer: Armstrong Siddeley

Question: Which American motor manufacturer made the Corvette
Answer: Chevrolet

Question: In which country is the Chrysler Regal made
Answer: Australia

Question: Which American state is nicknamed Tar Heel or Old North State
Answer: North Carolina

Question: What was the name of the hurricane that hit America in September 2003
Answer: Isabel

Question: Which stretch of water separates the Orkneys from Scotland
Answer: Pentland Firth

Question: What nationality is Richard Clayderman
Answer: French

Question: Who was the first coloured person to have a number 1 in Britain
Answer: Winifred Atwell

Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1981 with It Must Be Love
Answer: Madness

Question: How many players are there in a curling team
Answer: Four

Question: In cycling what is the tem used to describe standing on the pedals out of the saddle and pedalling hard
Answer: Honking

Question: In which city would you watch football in the Nou Camp Stadium
Answer: Barcelona

Question: In which country were the settlers called Voortrekkers
Answer: South Africa

Question: Where is Charles Darwin buried
Answer: Westminster Abbey

Question: Which northern fishing town is associated with Dracula
Answer: Whitby

Question: When does the number 14 come between 9 and 11
Answer: When it's on a dartboard

Question: Which accessory carried by a motorist could you also have round your midriff
Answer: Spare tyre

Question: At which battle was Custer's last stand
Answer: The Little Big Horn

Question: Which present state was once known officially as Indian Territory
Answer: Oklahoma

Question: Which cartoonist named Harold MacMillan, 'Supermac'
Answer: Vicky

Question: In the Disney cartoon version of Robin Hood which type of creature played Little John
Answer: Bear

Question: Who was head of the family in the cartoon series the Jetsons
Answer: George

Question: What three words appear at the end of every Loony Tunes cartoon
Answer: That's all Folks

Question: Which cartoon show was turned into a film called Bigger, Longer and Uncut in 1999
Answer: South Park

Question: What is the largest structure in the world made by living creatures
Answer: The Great Barrier Reef

Question: What is the best known statue in Brussels
Answer: The Manekin Pis

Question: Which river runs down the middle of Paraguay
Answer: The Paraguay

Question: Which islands are known as The Friendly Isles
Answer: Tonga

Question: If you were on holiday at the coastal resort of Bodrum, which country would you be in
Answer: Turkey

Question: What would a plangenologist collect
Answer: Dolls

Question: Lefebvfre is a French surname what is the equivalent in English
Answer: Smith

Question: The American gold reserves are held in Fort Knox, but where are the silver reserves kept
Answer: West Point

Question: What was the name of the chemical plant responsible for the Bhopal disaster
Answer: Union Carbide

Question: Which tanker caused the world's greatest ever oil spillage in 1989 in the Gulf of Alaska
Answer: The Exxon Valdez

Question: Which country singer had hits with El Paso and Devil Woman
Answer: Marty Robbins

Question: Who had a number one in 2000 with Groove Jet (If This Ain't Love)
Answer: Spiller

Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with Nights In White Satin
Answer: The Moody Blues