Question: From which film comes the line 'Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me... aren't you?'
Answer: The Graduate

Question: In which film would you hear the famous line That's not a knife - this is a knife?
Answer: Crocodile Dundee

Question: Credits on all Bond films finish with which same four words?
Answer: James Bond Will Return

Question: Which actress, upon splitting with her partner said, At least I can wear high heels now"?
Answer: Nicole Kidman

Question: Which actor said My Mama always said, 'Life was like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get."
Answer: Tom Hanks

Question: What is the anniversary gemstone for the 9th year of marriage?
Answer: Tigers Eye.

Question: Currently based in Herzogenaurach, Germany, which major German multinational company  produces high-end athletic shoes?
Answer: Puma.

Question: What material  is made primarily from the shell of the Hawksbill turtle?
Answer: Tortoise Shell

Question: In the 70s series the Return of the Saint, what type of car did the title character drive?
Answer: Jaguar XJS.

Question: Instrumental composition by Henry Mancini written as the theme for this 1963 film?
Answer: The Pink Panther.

Question: Conjoined twins are also known as what?
Answer: Siamese Twins

Question: What is the fourth book of the old testament?
Answer: Numbers

Question: In 1982, who became the first poet to win a Pulitzer Prize posthumously?
Answer: Sylvia Plath

Question: In which year did a terrorist group kill eleven hostages at the Olympic Games?
Answer: 1972

Question: Which 1946 film was an adaptation of Raymond Chandler's crime novel of the same name?
Answer: The Big Sleep

Question: Which influential German philosopher wrote 'Being and Time'?
Answer: Martin Heidegger

Question: Which American society magazine merged into Vogue in 1936?
Answer: Vanity Fair

Question: Who composed the opera 'HĂ¤nsel und Gretel'?
Answer: Engelbert Humperdinck

Question: Which country is the largest producer of saffron?
Answer: Iran

Question: In which American state is Area 51 located?
Answer: Nevada

Question: Sounds like a European country?
Answer: Grease

Question: Tale not of the east?
Answer: West side story

Question: You`d have to pay to stay here?
Answer: Holiday Inn

Question: What now stands on the site of the place of execution at Tyburn?
Answer: Marble Arch

Question: What now stands on the site of the notorious Newgate prison?
Answer: The Old Bailey

Question: Which London river, now flowing underground, rises at Finsbury Circus, flows through the City of London and enters the Thames by Cannon Street railway station?
Answer: River Walbrook

Question: The Crystal Palace was re-erected on which hill in South London after the Great Exhibition of 1851?
Answer: Sydenham Hill

Question: Outside of which building in Whitehall was King Charles I executed?
Answer: The Banqueting House

Question: The Panzer MK V in WWII was better known as?
Answer: Panther tank

Question: During the English Civil War the Parliamentarians held London. In which city did the Royalists establish their rival capital?
Answer: Oxford

Question: At which naval battle in WWII did the Americans decisively defeat the Japanese Carrier Task Force?
Answer: Battle of Midway

Question: In 1944 what was the name of the operation to take key bridges over major rivers in Holland by airborne and land force assaults?
Answer: Market-Garden

Question: After which battle did the British Life Guards first obtain their breast-plates?
Answer: Waterloo - from Napoleon's defeated Cuirassier's breast-plates

Question: The bombardment of which fort was the act which started the American Civil War?
Answer: Fort Sumpter

Question: What is the highest mountain in England?
Answer: Scafell Pike

Question: Which city is known as the Granite City'?
Answer: Aberdeen

Question: Aquae Sulis is the Roman name for which modern city?
Answer: Bath

Question: Which range of hills in the west country has Cheddar Gorge and it's caves as well as Wookey Hole caves?
Answer: The Mendip Hills

Question: What is the name of the extensive area of marshland on the south-east coast of Kent?
Answer: Romney Marshes

Question: What is the name of the World Heritage Site on the coastline of Dorset and East Devon?
Answer: The Jurassic Coast

Question: What was the UK's earliest National Park?
Answer: The Peak District

Question: Who played the title role in the movie Billy Elliot.
Answer: Jamie Bell

Question: Wha was the first name of Polish ballet star Nijinski.
Answer: Vaslav.

Question: Babs Lord (the tall blonde one in Pan's People) has been married to which English actor since 1975.
Answer: Robert Powell

Question: Dame Marie Rambert founded her own dancing school in the 1920s, In which country was she born.
Answer: Poland.

Question: On which TV programme did dance group Hot Gossip appear
Answer: The Kenny Everett Show

Question: What are the first names of the Coen brothers, who produces movies such as No Country for Old Men (2007), and True Grit (2010).
Answer: Ethan & Joel

Question: What is the surname of the Chuckle brothers?
Answer: Elliot.

Question: Who is the TV personality brother of radio presenter Janice Long?
Answer: Keith Chegwin.

Question: Which of the Marx brothers never spoke on screen after his first appearance in 1925?
Answer: Harpo.

Question: Cricketing brothers Ian & Greg Chappell have both captained Australia. A third Chappell brother has also played for his country, what is his name.
Answer: Trevor

Question: In which city did IOC president Jacques Rogge announce London as the host of the 2012 Olympic Games?
Answer: Singapore

Question: Which is the only position on a netball field designated with a single letter on the bib worn by each player?
Answer: Centre

Question: On a cricket field which principal position is between Mid-on and Square leg?
Answer: Mid-wicket

Question: Which US city is host to teams called the Penguins in Ice Hockey and the Pirates in Baseball?
Answer: Pittsburgh

Question: In which sport do you score 6 points for a goal and 1 point for a behind?
Answer: Australian Rules Football

Question: Which town or city has a rugby league team called the Rams?
Answer: Dewsbury

Question: Apart from Newcastle United, which other English Football League team plays their home matches at a ground called St James' Park?
Answer: Exeter City

Question: Which 60s fashion icon gave it all up to run a hotel in Cornwall?
Answer: Jean Shrimpton

Question: Who kept her face in a jar by the door?
Answer: Eleanor Rigby

Question: Who was the first artistic director of the National Theatre, started at the Old Vic in 1963?
Answer: Laurence Olivier

Question: The Beatles had an unbroken run of number one British singles from 1963 until, in March 1967, they were pushed into second place. By which singer?
Answer: Engelbert Humperdinck

Question: The Profumo affair is frequently blamed for bringing down the Conservative government in 1964. Who created the scandal by introducing John Profumo to Christine Keeler?
Answer: Stephen Ward

Question: Which famous piece of music was commissioned for the reconsecration of Coventry Cathedral in 1962?
Answer: The War Requiem

Question: The Biba boutiques were at the heart of swinging London and at one time had the highest turnover of any British retail company. Who founded and ran Biba?
Answer: Barbara Hulanicki

Question: What is caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and Sun on Earth?
Answer: The tides

Question: In geology what is the term used for the layer between the Earth's crust and the core?
Answer: The Mantle

Question: Which gas forms about 78% of the Earth's atmosphere?
Answer: Nitrogen

Question: The lowest part of the Earth's atmosphere, where we live, is called what?
Answer: The Troposphere

Question: What is the name of the effect that deflects winds and currents as a result of the Earth's rotation?
Answer: The Coriolus Effect