Question: Which football club have appeared in 14 FA Cup finals, winning seven and losing seven. Their first final appearance was in 1914 ?
Answer: Liverpool

Question: Which American TV director and producer who died in 1991 was responsible for 1960's TV shows such as "Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea", "Lost In Space" and "Land Of The Giants" ?
Answer: Irwin Allen

Question: Who was British Prime Minister on the day Roger Bannister ran the first four minute mile ?
Answer: Winston Churchill

Question: Which American TV producer who died in 1987 was responsible for 1960'S TV shows such as "The Untouchables", "The Fugitive" and "The Invaders" ?
Answer: Quinn Martin

Question: Which five words appeared as front page headline on the front of the Sun Newspaper on March 13th 1986, it was in connection to a famous British comedian who is now aged 70 ?
Answer: Freddie Starr Ate My Hamster

Question: Which prominent English architect now aged 74 was responsible for designing The Eden Project and the National Space Centre in Leicester ?
Answer: Nicholas GRIMSHAW

Question: William Shakespeare gave his only son a name that was only one letter different from the name of one of his plays, what was that son's name ?
Answer: Hamnet

Question: What was the name of the twin sister of the only son of William Shakespeare, the first two letters of her name are the same as one of his works most famous characters ?
Answer: Judith

Question: Which unit of measurement is defined as being exactly 1,852 metres ?
Answer: Nautical Mile

Question: Who was pope during the second world war ? (Name and number required)
Answer: PIUS 12th

Question: Which was the first English football club to be beaten in a European Cup Final ?
Answer: Leeds Utd

Question: Apart from Rome and Riga, which other European capital city begins with the letter R ?
Answer: Reykjavik

Question: An arm of the Mediterranean Sea In the Eastern part of which sea can you find the Greek island of Corfu ?
Answer: Ionian

Question: Along with potatoes which are mashed, what is the main vegetable used in the dish 'Anglesey Eggs' ?
Answer: Leeks

Question: What is the name of the 'Beauty' in the famous story Beauty And The Beast ?
Answer: Belle

Question: Which material that is used for insulation is described as being two incombustible, chemical resistant fibrous mineral forms of impure magnesium silicate, used mainly for fireproofing, electrical insulation, building materials, brake linings and chemical filters ?
Answer: Asbestos

Question: Apart from Monaco, Madrid and Moscow, which other European capital city begins with The letter M ?
Answer: Minsk

Question: What is the name of the 'Phantom' in the famous story Phantom Of The Opera?
Answer: Erik

Question: Which material, invented by Alfred Fielding and Marc Chavannes and used to protect damage Was originally used as a textured wallpaper and celebrated 50 years of popular use in 2010 ?
Answer: Bubblewrap

Question: Which 60 year old radio 5 Irish sports commentator has created much controversy during his career, once accused of hating Manchester United he replied "Just listen to my commentary on the 1999 Champion's League Final, it's garbage" ?
Answer: Alan Green

Question: Sharing it's name with a model of Ford car, which word, also a Portugese surname is used to describe a horse colour that consists of large patches of white and another colour ?
Answer: Pinto

Question: Which famous blue television vehicle first seen in 1963 contains two console rooms, a fluid link and has an interior wall that generally consist of ' Roundels ' that are circular or hexagonal indentations ?
Answer: Tardis

Question: Which now 85 year old American author wrote the 1971 book The Exorcist ?
Answer: William Peter Blatty

Question: Which famous black television vehicle first seen on TV in 1966 had many specifications, including a nose mounted aluminium cable cutter blade, a detect  a  scope, a police band cut  in switch, a mobile tracking scope and was capable of a 180 degree turn, thanks to two rear mounted ten foot deist parachutes ?
Answer: Batmobile

Question: What eight letter word is the name of the test performed to discover colour blindness ?
Answer: Ishihara

Question: The 1969 novel The Siege Of Trencher's Farm by author Gordon Williams was later adapted into which highly controversial film of 1971 ?
Answer: Straw Dogs

Question: Living from 1814 to 1862, what was the Christian name of the American inventor famous for the Colt Revolver ?
Answer: Samuel

Question: What seven letter word is the name of the chart containing letters of various sizes commonly found in doctor's surgeries for eye sight tests ?
Answer: Snellen

Question: What was the name of the famous jazz music nightclub situated in Harlem in New York City, seen as a white only establishment between 1923 and 1940 it attracted names such as Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and Nat King Cole amongst many others ?
Answer: Cotton Club

Question: Built in 1889, what is the name of the cabaret club in Paris, famous for being the venue where the modern form of the dance the Can Can originate ?
Answer: Moulin Rouge

Question: Born in Armagh on April 6th 1928, what is the more famous name of the politician and former church minister who is also known as Baron Bannside ?
Answer: Ian Paisley

Question: Which theatre, situated in Salford and opened in the year 2,000 is named after a British painter who lived from 1887 to 1976 ?
Answer: Lowry

Question: Which Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland who was born in 1626 had The nickname 'Tumbledown Dick' ?
Answer: Richard Cromwell

Question: Which act that once represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest shares it's name with the title of a record that reached number two in the UK Pop Charts for the group The Sweet in 1971 ?
Answer: Co-Co

Question: Which Labour Party politician, now aged 50 took over the post as President Of The National Union Of Mineworkers from Arthur Scargill in 2002, holding the position until 2010 ?
Answer: Ian LAVERY

Question: Born in Belfast in 1948, the name of which former member of Sinn Fein translates into Irish as 'Gearoid Mac Adhaimh' ?
Answer: Gerry Adams

Question: Which theatre, situated in Manchester shares it's name with the name of a Greek God who was the son of Zeus and Leto and twin brother of Artemis ?
Answer: Apollo

Question: Which British monarch who was born in 1765 had the nickname 'The Sailor King' ?
Answer: William Iv

Question: Made in July 2006, which city saw US President George W Bush famously say the words ‘Yo Blair, how are you doing‘ at a G8 meeting ?
Answer: St Petersburg

Question: Having a name meaning ‘Swift Seizer‘ which dinosaur had the description as being about 6 feet 5 inches in length, it had long curved claws for grasping prey and walked on two legs ?
Answer: Velociraptor

Question: Having a name meaning ‘Winged Finger‘ which dinosaur was described as being a long slender, powerful creature with long narrow jaws, sharp teeth and a wingspan of approximately 3 feet 3 inches ?
Answer: Pterodactyl

Question: What was the maiden name of the mother of William Shakespeare ?
Answer: Arden

Question: What nationality was Jules Rimet, the presenter of football's first world cup in 1930 ?
Answer: French

Question: What was the Christian name of the father of William Shakespeare ?
Answer: John

Question: Which stage show with music by Willie Russell ends with an emotional song entitled 'Tell Me It's Not True' ?
Answer: Blood Brothers

Question: What nationality is current FIFA President Sepp Blatter ?
Answer: Swiss

Question: In office from March 4th 1797 until March 4th 1801, who was the first US President of the 19th century ?
Answer: John ADAMS

Question: Which stage show with music by Claude  Michael Schonberg ends with an emotional song entitled 'Do You Hear The People Sing' ?
Answer: Les Miserables