Question: What Shakespeare play did true love never run smooth?
Answer: Midsummer Nights Dream

Question: 'All my Yesterdays' is which actors autobiography?
Answer: Edward G Robinson

Question: Which type of full moon follows a harvest moon?
Answer: Hunters Moon

Question: Which pop singer was Glad to be Gay?
Answer: Tom Robinson

Question: The Wheel Spins Ethel Lina White basis for what Hitchcock film?
Answer: The Lady Vanishes

Question: On average it takes 1.5 hours to do what?
Answer: Fully cremate a corpse

Question: In Kipling's poem Gunga Din what job had Gunga Din?
Answer: Water Carrier

Question: What began in 1877 but banned women until 1884?
Answer: Wimbledon Tennis

Question: Five tons of which precious jewels are mined annually - ?
Answer: Diamonds

Question: In Venezuela lovers use pink what?
Answer: Envelopes - post half price

Question: What country in distance is furthest from New Zealand?
Answer: Spain

Question: What word is in 1200 different languages without changing?
Answer: Amen

Question: Name the first teddy bear in space?
Answer: Mishka 1980 Olympic mascot

Question: In France who are nicknamed the Kepis blancs?
Answer: Foreign Legion

Question: Name Ernest Hemmingway's book dealing with bullfighting?
Answer: Fiesta

Question: In the Wizard of Oz name the Good Witch of the North?
Answer: Glinda

Question: Britain France and who fought the battle of Trafalgar?
Answer: Spain

Question: Who's first book was Pebble in the Sky?
Answer: Isaac Asimov

Question: Whose original back up group were The Blue Moon Boys?
Answer: Elvis Presley

Question: Britannia female embodiment of Britain who is the French?
Answer: Marianne

Question: Who wrote the line East is East and West is West?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling

Question: Which American city used to be called Yerba Buena?
Answer: San Francisco

Question: What's capital of The Peoples Democratic Republic of Yemen?
Answer: Aden

Question: The Old Aztecs played ollamalitzi what game does it resemble?
Answer: Basketball

Question: In literature who lived at 7 Savile Row?
Answer: Phileas Fogg

Question: Jan Lodvik Hock changed his name to what?
Answer: Robert Maxwell

Question: What is the longest golf course to stage the British Open?
Answer: Carnoustie 7066 yards

Question: Atlanta burned in Gone With the Wind was what old film set?
Answer: King Kong it needed clearing

Question: What are Unaone, Soxisix and Novenine?
Answer: International phonetic numbers 169

Question: If something is caseous what is it like?
Answer: Cheese

Question: William Herschel astronomer was a musician what instrument?
Answer: Organ

Question: UK snooker players call it doubling what do US pool players say?
Answer: Banking

Question: Whose only novel was The Cardinals Mistress?
Answer: Benito Mussolini

Question: Jimmy Doyle died during a title fight in 1947 who was opponent?
Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson

Question: In 1900 Persian soldiers were paid with what?
Answer: Donkeys

Question: In Islington in London it's a ?50 fine for sleeping where?
Answer: The Public Library

Question: Dr Deidrich Knickerbocker invented which famous character?
Answer: Rip Van Winkle

Question: What occupation would use a dibble?
Answer: Gardener - to make planting holes

Question: In the siege of Mafeking who led the defenders?
Answer: Robert Baden Powell

Question: Beethoven's fifth piano concerto is nicknamed what?
Answer: The Emperor

Question: What did Aristotle claim as the most delicate of table meats?
Answer: Camel

Question: Which annual world championship is held at Coxheath Kent?
Answer: Custard Pie throwing

Question: In which film did Cliff Richard sing Living Doll in 1959?
Answer: Serious Charge

Question: Musical terms - what does De Capo mean on a score?
Answer: From the beginning

Question: What is a half of a half of a half of a half?
Answer: A Sixteenth

Question: Who recorded as Dib Cochran and the Earwigs?
Answer: Marc Bolan and David Bowie

Question: What was Winston Churchill's codename during WW2?
Answer: Agent

Question: There are 4.5 gallons of ale in what container?
Answer: Pin

Question: Of what did the poet John Milton die?
Answer: Gout

Question: The musical instrument piccolo means what in Italian?
Answer: Small

Question: In what country could you spend a tugrik?
Answer: Mongolia

Question: All the pictures of which king are always shown in profile?
Answer: King of Diamonds

Question: Pernell Roberts played which character in a TV western series?
Answer: Adam Cartwright

Question: Which orchestral instrument can play the highest note?
Answer: The Violin

Question: Who was the runner up in the 1979 Le Mans 24 hour race?
Answer: Paul Newman

Question: Airman T E Shaw in WW2 was better known as who?
Answer: T E Laurence of Arabia

Question: What were volitos first demonstrated in Soho London in 1823?
Answer: Roller Skates

Question: Which Mozart opera is subtitled School for Lovers?
Answer: Cosi fan Tuti

Question: In literature who married Mary Morstan?
Answer: Dr John Watson

Question: In what series of books did The Empress of Blandings appear?
Answer: Jeeves and Wooster a pig

Question: Who founded ASH ( Action on Smoking and Health ) in 1971?
Answer: Royal College of Physicians

Question: Who directed the 1962 film Lawrence of Arabia?
Answer: David Lean

Question: In mythology Romulus Remus suckled by a she-wolf fed by what?
Answer: Woodpecker

Question: What does an armadillo taste like?
Answer: Pork

Question: In what French district do most of the best clarets come from?
Answer: Medoc

Question: What was the first complete symphony to be recorded?
Answer: Beethoven's fifth

Question: Thomas Minton at Stoke on Trent created what in 1789?
Answer: The Willow Pattern

Question: What European nation was the first to drink tea?
Answer: The Dutch

Question: What's the worlds longest rail journey made no train change?
Answer: Moscow Peking

Question: What was first built in the Place de Greve in 1792?
Answer: The Guillotine

Question: Bernhard Jr. Prince of Netherlands?
Answer: 1969

Question: """Eighty per cent of teams who score first in matches go on to win them. But they may draw some ?"
Answer: or occasionally lose.?

Question: In what year was Alaska sold to the US?
Answer: 1867

Question: Abebe Bikila was the only athlete to win the Olympic marathon twice and in successive Olympic games. What country did he represent?
Answer: Ethiopia

Question: Who was the inventor of the telephone?
Answer: Alexander Graham Bell

Question: What is the capital city of Hawaii?
Answer: Honolulu

Question: What was Mickey Mouse's originally called?
Answer: Mortimer Mouse

Question: In 1912, what caused the Titanic to sink?
Answer: It collided with an iceberg

Question: Calcium carbonate is better known as what?
Answer: Chalk

Question: Who plays Harry Potter in the Harry Potter films?
Answer: Daniel Radcliffe

Question: In what country did the Olympic Games originate?
Answer: Greece

Question: Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the USA?
Answer: France

Question: What is the strongest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Tongue

Question: Who wrote the book 'Black Beauty?
Answer: Anna Sewell

Question: In which town would you find the English entrance to the 'Channel Tunnel (Eurotunnel)?
Answer: Folkestone

Question: What are the 150 sacred poems and songs of praise said to have been written by David?
Answer: Children's Set 2 Answers

Question: How Old Was the Queen Mother When She Died?
Answer: The Queen Mother was 101-years-old when she died

Question: What is Prince Harry's Full Name?
Answer: Prince Harry's full name is Prince Henry Charles Albert David of Wales

Question: In what year did Queen Elizabeth II Become Queen?
Answer: (February) 1952

Question: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are both the great-great grandchildren of whom?
Answer: Queen Victoria