Question: Which is the only one of the 7(seven) Dwarfs not to have a beard?
Answer: Dopey

Question: How old was Walt Disney when he died on December 15 1966? (+/- 5 years)
Answer: 65 years old

Question: Which actor originally voiced the 1995 Toy Story character 'Woody'?
Answer: Tom Hanks

Question: Walt Disney holds the record for most Oscar nominations at 59. How many of these were converted into Oscar awards? (+/- two)
Answer: 22 awards

Question: What is the name of the Griffin's family dog in Seth MacFarlane's cartoon series 'Family Guy'?
Answer: Brian

Question: What name is given to unsolicited or undesired electronic messages?
Answer: Spam

Question: In Arthurian legend for what was 'The Fisher King' responsible?
Answer: Holy Grail

Question: Which theory of behavioural science states that 'Positive reinforcement and indirect suggestion to achieve non-forced compliance can be more effective than direct legislation'?
Answer: Nudge

Question: What was the occupation of the brothers in the 1954 film 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'?
Answer: Lumberjacks

Question: Who was the only English winner of the World Snooker championships in the 1990's?
Answer: John Parrott

Question: Which iconic symbol of American independence is found in Philadelphia?
Answer: Liberty Bell

Question: What is the connection between the answers you have as the previous nine questions?
Answer: Monty Python's Flying Circus

Question: The Malvern Hills are located in which three English counties?
Answer: WORCESTERSHIRE, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.

Question: What was the name of the British figure skater who was 1976 Olympic and World Champion?
Answer: John CURRY.

Question: Which rock band had a hit with  (Don't fear) The reaper?
Answer: Blue OYSTER Cult.

Question: What is the name of G.K. Chesterton's detective priest?
Answer: Father BROWN.

Question: The creation of the county of Cumbria saw the disappearance of which two former counties?
Answer: CUMBERLAND and Westmorland.

Question: In the Christian Eucharist, which two items represent the body and blood of Jesus Christ?
Answer: BREAD and wine.

Question: Which Nobel prize winner was offered the presidency of Israel?
Answer: ALBERT Einstein

Question: Which gunfight resulted in the deaths is Tom and Frank McLaury and Billy Clanton?
Answer: The Gunfight at the O.K Corral.

Question: What connects the previous nine questions?
Answer: SAUCES- even Albert Sauce, look it up!

Question: The Ishihara test is used to test for which condition?
Answer: Colour blindness.

Question: Why was Carole Hersee seen on television for over thirty years playing noughts and crosses?
Answer: She was the test card girl.

Question: Trinity was the code name for the first testing of what?
Answer: Atom bomb.

Question: In chemistry, what test is used to determine the acidity or alkalinity of a solution?
Answer: Litmus test.

Question: Soul Limbo is used as the theme tune for which radio programme?
Answer: Test match special.

Question: In the 1976 Olympics, who was the only competitor not to have a sex test?
Answer: Princess Anne.

Question: What is the name of the test given to newborn babies to determine their condition?
Answer: Apgar test.

Question: Which singer nicknamed The Boss' had a cameo in the 2000 film HighFidelity'
Answer: Bruce Springsteen

Question: Who plays Captain Jack Sparrow's father Edward Teague in the Pirates of the Caribbean films?
Answer: Keith Richards

Question: Which Country and western singer played the character Whistler' in the Blade Films
Answer: Kris Kristofferson

Question: Who appears as God in the 1999 film Dogma'?
Answer: Alanis Morrisette

Question: Which member of the group All Saints appeared in Bend it like Beckham'? Shaznay Lewis or Nicole Appleton?7
Answer: Shaznay Lewis

Question: Which Brit-pop singer made his acting debut in the 1997 film Face'?
Answer: Damon Albarn

Question: Dwayne Johnson is better known by which nickname
Answer: The Rock

Question: Name the voice actor most famous for Winnie the Pooh, Kaa in Jungle Book, & Mr Stork in Dumbo.
Answer: Stirling Holloway

Question: Which caves are a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), near Wells in Somerset
Answer: Wookie Hole

Question: In woodwork, what are butt, dovetail & mitre
Answer: Joints

Question: Which car manufacturer has produced the Taunus, Laser & Thunderbird models
Answer: Ford

Question: Name the third light blue property on a Monopoly board, that joins The Angel Islington & Euston Road.
Answer: Pentonville Road

Question: What is the connection between these 9 answers.
Answer: Prison. The Rock (Alcatraz), Holloway, Ford & pentonville are prisons, Hole, Joint, Time, Porridge & Pen are slang terms.

Question: What is the commonest bird in Britain?
Answer: The wren.

Question: On which island was the now extinct Elephant bird found?
Answer: Madagascar.

Question: A pandemonium is the collective noun for which order of birds?
Answer: Parrots.

Question: Which bird has the Latin name Puffinus puffinus?
Answer: Manx shearwater.

Question: In the video game who are the antagonists of the Angry Birds?
Answer: Pigs.

Question: Who wrote the novel Birdsong?
Answer: Sebastian Faulks.

Question: Who famously said I spent a lot of money on booze,birds and fast cars, the rest I just squandered?
Answer: George Best.

Question: In which film can you the Sulaco spacship
Answer: Aliens

Question: In which TV series would you find the Liberator
Answer: Blakes 7

Question: In which film will you find the Rodger Young
Answer: Starship Troopers

Question: In which film will you find the space craft called Churchill
Answer: Lifeforce

Question: In which film will you find Guild Transporters
Answer: Dune

Question: In which film will you find the Jupiter 2 spaceship
Answer: Lost In Space

Question: In which film can you find the Oberon spaceship
Answer: Planet of the Apes

Question: In which TV series will you find the Colonial Shuttle
Answer: Battlestar Galactica

Question: Released in September 2014 which Labrinth song sounds like it should be in your Beatles Collection
Answer: Let It Be

Question: Which cheery Pharell Williams song was used on Despicable Me 2 soundtrack
Answer: Happy

Question: Which John Legend song knocked Pharell Willams completely off the No.1 spot on the US Billboard
Answer: All Of Me

Question: Which accusing Calvin Harris song reached No1 on the UK Singles Chart on 14th Sept 2014
Answer: Blame

Question: Name the scarey debut Single from Ella Henderson released in June 2014
Answer: Ghost

Question: Released in August 2014, which noisy song from Jessie J features Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj
Answer: Bang Bang

Question: Released in July 2014, which deadly song is from Iggy Azalea and features Rita Ora
Answer: Black Widow

Question: What is the Connection to answers 1-9
Answer: All titles of films

Question: Which battle is commonly referred to as Custer's Last Stand?
Answer: Little Big Horn.

Question: What is the last book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Malachi.

Question: Who wrote the book Last of the Mohicans?
Answer: James Fenimore Cooper.

Question: Which band's debut single was Last Train to Clarksville?
Answer: The Monkees.

Question: Who created the television series Last of the Summer Wine?
Answer: Roy Clarke.

Question: In which month does The Last Night of the Proms take place?
Answer: September.

Question: Traditionally which tradesman would use a last?
Answer: A shoemaker.

Question: What is the first name of cricket umpire Dickie Bird
Answer: Harold

Question: Who starred alongside Rod Taylor in Hitchcock's movie The Birds
Answer: Tippi Hedren

Question: How many birds in total did Robert Stroud, the Birdman of Alcatraz, have on the Island. Less than 10, 10-50, 50-100, more than 100?
Answer: None. He had birds at Leavenworth prison prior to being assigned to Alcatraz.