Question: Which presenter at the start of his talent show used the catchphrase "Thank you tremendously, friends"?
Answer: Hughie Green

Question: Which football team in 1995 lost their last game of the season to Liverpool, but were still winners of the Premiership title?
Answer: Blackburn Rovers

Question: Where in the human body is the Carotid Artery situated?
Answer: In The Neck

Question: On which island is the US naval base of Pearl Harbour?
Answer: Oahu

Question: Which former Prime Minister of France became his country's President after the resignation of Charles de Gaulle?
Answer: Georges Pompidou

Question: What does a 'Lapidary' do?
Answer: Works Or Deals In Precious Stones

Question: Which British driver was the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix in 1963, 64, 65, 68 and 1969?
Answer: Graham Hill

Question: Which fashion designer was responsible for the trend of slogan-bearing T-shirts in the 1980's?
Answer: Katherine Hamnett

Question: What is the occupation of a 'Funambulist'?
Answer: Tightrope Walker

Question: Who drove in 256 Grand Prixs between 1977 and 1993, winning six races?
Answer: Ricardo Patrese

Question: Who was Russian President after Yuri Andropov?
Answer: Konstantin Chernenko

Question: Which 18th century painter's works include 'The Ladies Waldegrave'?
Answer: Sir Joshua Reynolds

Question: Dundalk is the county town of which county in the Republic of Ireland?
Answer: Louth

Question: Who was Chancellor Of The Exchequer from 1993-97?
Answer: Kenneth Clarke

Question: Who wrote the novel, 'The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall'?
Answer: Anne Bronte

Question: The Aran Islands stand in the mouth of which Irish Bay?
Answer: Galway Bay

Question: Who was Shadow Foreign Secretary from 1987-92?
Answer: Gerald Kaufman

Question: in which novel does 'Rawdon Crawley' marry 'Becky Sharpe'?
Answer: 'Vanity Fair'

Question: Who painted 'The Honourable Mrs. Graham'?
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough

Question: In which 1994 film does Jim Carey play the part of 'Stanley Ipkiss'?
Answer: 'The Mask'

Question: Which rock star and actor was born Marvin Lee Aday?
Answer: Meatloaf

Question: What does the legal term 'Caveat Emptor' mean?
Answer: Let The Buyer Beware

Question: Which English king was known as 'Lackland'?
Answer: King John

Question: By what name was pop-star Steven Hamille better known?
Answer: Limhahl

Question: To which English monarch was Mary of Teck, consort?
Answer: George V

Question: Who played the part of Steve Biko in the film 'Cry Freedom'?
Answer: Denzil Washington

Question: If something is 'dentoid', what does it resemble?
Answer: A Tooth

Question: In which African National Park is the tourist camp of Skukuza?
Answer: Kruger National Park

Question: In which industry would you use Neroli oil?
Answer: Perfumery

Question: John Piper was the designer of the stained-glass window in which English cathedral?
Answer: Coventry

Question: 'Beauty Of Bath', 'Discovery', 'James Grieve', and 'Lord Lambourne' are all varieties of which fruit grown outdoors in the UK?
Answer: Apple

Question: The first suburban electric train was introduced in 1908, running from London Victoria Station tow which destination?
Answer: London Bridgestation

Question: 'Sunburst', 'May Duke', 'Merchant', and 'Merton Glory' are all varieties of which fruit grown outdoors in the UK?
Answer: Cherry

Question: Gilbert Scott was the architect of which English Anglican cathedral?
Answer: Liverpool

Question: In Arthurian Legend of English source, which 'Knight of the Round Table' throws 'Excalibur' into the lake?
Answer: SIR BENIDERE or SIR BEDEVERE (in the French vulgate, Sir Girflet)

Question: In heraldry, if a creature is said to be 'Volant', what characteristic is it said to be in?
Answer: Flying

Question: What term is used to describe a volcanic eruption which produces a cloud of hot gas and debris that spreads out horizontally?
Answer: NUEE ARDENT (Burning Cloud)

Question: She and her alto egofirst appeared in 1941 in 'All Star Comics', the creation of Chester Gould. Who is she?
Answer: 'Wonder Woman'

Question: In heraldry, if a creature is said to be 'Salient', what is said to be its characteristic?
Answer: Springing

Question: In 1997, Plymouth the capital of the Caribbean island of Montserrat was virtually buried after the eruption of which volcano?
Answer: Soufriere Hills

Question: Created by Alex Raymond, this futuristic character first appeared in 1934. Who is he?
Answer: 'Flash Gordon'

Question: In Arthurian Legend of English source, three knights of Arthur achieved The Holy Grail, Sir Bors and Sir Galahad are two, who was the third?
Answer: Sir Percival

Question: Which football club did 'Big Sam' Allardice leave to manage Bolton?
Answer: Notts County

Question: In which city did the assassination of Martin Luther King?
Answer: MEMPHIS, Tennessee

Question: What name links the Apollo 15 space ship with that of seafarer Captain Cook?
Answer: Endeavour

Question: Steve Bruce left his role as player-manager of Sheffield Wednesday to manage which club?
Answer: Huddersfield Town

Question: RAF Waddington is in which English county?
Answer: Lincolnshire.

Question: In which conflict did the Battle of Towton take place?
Answer: War Of The Roses

Question: In which organ of the body are the 'Islets of Langerhans'?
Answer: The Pancreas

Question: Of which planet is'Desdemona' a satellite?
Answer: Uranus

Question: Who played the original landlord of the 'Rovers Return' in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: Arthur Leslie

Question: 'Janus' was discovered in 1966.It is a moon of which planet?
Answer: Saturn

Question: In which part of the body is the 'Hypothalamus'?
Answer: The Brain

Question: On which Hawaiian island is Mount Tantalus?
Answer: Ohau

Question: On which river is the City of Lincoln?
Answer: Witham

Question: Who was Shadow Foreign Secretary from 1989 - 95?
Answer: Gerald Kauffman

Question: The Whitsunday Islands lieoff the coast of which Australian state?
Answer: Queensland

Question: On which river is the market town of Welshpool?
Answer: Severn

Question: Darts. Who in 1984, achieved the first televised nine- dartfinish?
Answer: John Lowe

Question: The 'Du Maurier Classic' is competed for in which sport?
Answer: Women'S Golf

Question: What type of bird is a 'Lammergeier'?
Answer: Vulture

Question: In which sport is the 'Swaythling Cup' contested?
Answer: Table Tennis

Question: Who was the drummer with the 1970's rock band 'Led Zepplin'?
Answer: John Bonham

Question: Which English dramatistwrote 'Hobson's Choice'?
Answer: Harold Brighouse

Question: What is the Army rank equivalent to Rear Admiral in the Royal Navy?
Answer: Major General

Question: What rank in the RAF is equivalent to Rear Admiral in the Royal Navy?
Answer: Air Vice Marshal

Question: With a 'Beaufort Scale' number of 11, and a wind speed of 64 -72 mph.How is this wind force described?
Answer: Storm

Question: Which actress was the elder sister of Joan Fontaine?
Answer: OLIVIA de HAVILLAND

Question: What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: Picollo

Question: Who wrote the music for the hymn 'Onward Christian Soldiers'?
Answer: Sir Arthur Sullivan

Question: What is the lowest pitched string instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: Double Bass

Question: Who in 1977 shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Miraid Corrigan?
Answer: Betty Williams

Question: Which British composer wrote 'On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring'?
Answer: Frederick Delius

Question: Which singer had a top ten single in June 1974 with the song 'One Man Band'?
Answer: Leo Sayer

Question: Who played the lead male role in the 1939 film-western, 'Dodge City'?
Answer: Errol Flynn

Question: Which Greek hero of the 'Trojan War' killed himself when the armour of Achilles was given to Odysseus?
Answer: Ajax

Question: Which British airport has the code LGW?
Answer: London Gatwick