Question: What was the name of the treaty that was signed by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg Netherlands and West Germany on March 25th 1957 that was an international agreement That led to the founding of the EEC ?
Answer: Treaty Of Rome

Question: Which is the next prime number that is greater than 75 ?
Answer: 79

Question: A Numismatist is a person who has an interest and collects which particular items ?
Answer: Coins

Question: Which famous American author who lived from 1904 to 1997 had the first christan name Theodor and the surname Geisel ?
Answer: Dr Seuss

Question: Kenya shares the vast majority of it’s East border with which country ?
Answer: Somalia

Question: The SDP Party was created on March 26th 1981 when four senior Labour Party moderates Dubbed The Gang Of Four left . The four consisted of Roy Jenkins, David Owen, Shirley Williams and which other member ?
Answer: Bill Rogers

Question: Which 1981 children’s novel by Roald Dahl sees the main character give his grandmother A potion that consists of many harmful products in the house which he boils only to end up Seeing her grow to a size taller than a house ?
Answer: George'S Marvelous Medicine

Question: Which is the next prime number that is greater than 90 ?
Answer: 97

Question: What seven letter name was given to the type of two wheeled cart that was used during The French Revolution to take prisoners to the Guillotine ?
Answer: Tumbrel

Question: What seven letter name is given to the light vehicle with three wheels and pedals used In South East Asia to carry usually two passengers ?
Answer: Trishaw

Question: On which British motorway can you find Burtonwood and Birch Services ?
Answer: M62

Question: Which children’s TV character, first seen in 1959 often took counsel from a big green Bird named Graculus ?
Answer: Noggin The Nog

Question: What eight letter name is given to the ringing, hissing or booming sensation in one or Both ears, usually caused by infection of the middle or inner ear ?
Answer: Tinnitus

Question: In 2009, To prevent possible offence, what two word named pudding was renamed by officials of The canteen of the Flintshire council headquarters in Mold owing to it’s suggestive name. After protests, the decision was overturned ?
Answer: Spotted Dick

Question: Which Children’s animated TV series, broadcast between 1964 and 1965 centred on the Adventures of an 11 year old boy, his scientist father named Dr Benton, bodyguard Roger Bannon and an eleven year old Calcutta orphan named Hadji Singh ?
Answer: Jonny Quest

Question: What two word hyphenated term is used to describe the contagious, epidemic form of Acute Conjunctivitis, so called from the colour of the inflammation ?
Answer: Pink-Eye

Question: Which famous author, born in Sandymount, County Dublin in 1865 won the Nobel Prize For Literature in 1923 ?
Answer: W B Yeats

Question: Which famous author, born in Dublin in 1856 won the Nobel Prize For Literature In 1925 ?
Answer: George Bernard Shaw

Question: In 1997, the European Commission banned the sale of which two word named food dish Because of fears of food poisoning, it’s name is actually a type of Lizardfish, even though It’s name suggests otherwise ?
Answer: Bombay Duck

Question: Commencing every evening at 730 pm at Exit 3 of Aldgate East Station in London And journeying down streets such as Osbourne, Gunthorpe and then the Frying Pan Pub Visitors to the city take this 105 minute tour attributed to which famous London figure ?
Answer: Jack The Ripper

Question: Who were the last county to be admitted into the County championship ?
Answer: Durham

Question: Who was editor of the News Of The World newspaper at the time of it’s closure ?
Answer: Colin Myler

Question: Which product is advertised with the slogan "For Ladies That Crunch" ?
Answer: Ryvita

Question: Which bookmaker was founded in 1988 by the merger of 40 shops of three Irish bookmakers ?
Answer: Paddy Power

Question: Which famous film director was born on December 5th 1901 at Tripp Avenue in Chicago and died on December15th 1966 in Burbank, California?
Answer: Walt Disney

Question: Which Welsh golfer won the award for BBC Sports Personality Of The Year in 1957 ?
Answer: Dai Rees

Question: Published in 1992, which American author wrote the famous book Men Are From Mars Women Are From Venus ?
Answer: John GRAY

Question: Which village in Lincolnshire is home to the aerobatics display team The Red Arrows ?
Answer: Scampton

Question: Cordoba is the second most highly populated city of which country ?
Answer: Argentina

Question: """I Whistle A Happy Tune"" and ""Getting To Know You"" are two songs from Which stage musical of 1951 ?"
Answer: The King And I

Question: Which famous film director was born on August 13th 1899 in Leytonstone near London and died on April 29th 1980 in Bel Air California ?
Answer: Alfred Hitchcock

Question: Which town in Southern England is home to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ?
Answer: Poole

Question: Published in 1980, which American author wrote the book The Bourne Identity ?
Answer: Robert LUDLUM

Question: Philippa Of Hainault was the wife of which English King ?
Answer: Edward Iii

Question: Puente Alto is the second most highly populated city of which country ?
Answer: Chile

Question: Which British bookmaker, established in 1973 currently has it’s headquarters in Marina Bay in Gibralter, it was from 2000 to 2010 the sponsors of the World Matchplay Darts tournament held in Blackpool each year ?
Answer: Stan James

Question: Who directed the films The Damned United in 2009 and Les Miserables in 2012 ?
Answer: Tom Hooper

Question: Which motor company produces car models such as The Picanto, The Soul and The Carens
Answer: Kia

Question: H2CO3 is the molecular formula for which acid ?
Answer: Carbonic

Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet when written as a capital looks like a triangle ?
Answer: Delta

Question: Which motor company produces car models such as The Panamera, The Cayenne and the Boxster ?
Answer: Porsche

Question: HNO3 is the molecular formula for which acid ?
Answer: Nitric

Question: In which traditional Spanish ballroom dance whose name translates as "Double Step" is the man represented as a matador and the woman his cape?
Answer: Pasadoble

Question: Which dance move was a popular dance craze of 1962, the move vaguely resembled that Of the twist and was danced to a version of it by soul singer Dee Dee Sharp ?
Answer: Mashed Potato

Question: What nine letter word is given to the art of carving or incising intricate designs on whale bones or whale ivory ?
Answer: Scrimshaw

Question: What eight letter word is given to delicate and intricate ornamental work made from gold Silver or other fine, twisted wire ?
Answer: Filigree

Question: Which French port was the first port of call for the ill fated ship The Titanic after it had left Southampton on April 10th 1912 ?
Answer: Cherbourg

Question: On the morning of April the 11th 1912 the ill fated ship The Titanic made it’s last scheduled stop in Europe at which Irish venue ?
Answer: Queenstown

Question: What was the title of the record sung by Clodagh Rogers when she represented the UK at the 1971 Eurovision Song Contest ?
Answer: Jack In The Box

Question: Which Italian foodstuff which comprises of dumplings made of flour, semolina or potatoes boiled or baked and served with grated cheese or sauce takes it’s name from the Italian for "Knock On Wood" ?
Answer: Gnocchi

Question: Which European capital city is served by Henri Coanda Airport ?
Answer: Bucharest

Question: Which African bird is famous for it’s ability to be able to walk up to twenty miles a day and also for it’s ability to kill snakes by stamping on them with it’s large feet ?
Answer: Secretary Bird

Question: What is the money currency of the country of Croatia ?
Answer: Kuna

Question: Which American cartoonist was the creator of the popular 1931 comic strip Dick Tracy ?
Answer: Chester GOULD