Question: In which American city did The Saint Valentine’s Day massacre take place
Answer: Chicago

Question: Who was the front man for Cockney Rebel
Answer: Steve Harley

Question: What was the first supersonic fighter plane in service with any western air force
Answer: Sabre Jet

Question: What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his arm
Answer: Farrier

Question: If a wine is described as flabby what does it lack
Answer: Acidity

Question: What are rats unable to do which makes them highly susceptible to poison
Answer: Vomit

Question: On which of Florida's Keys could you visit Ernest Hemingway's house
Answer: Key West

Question: For which country did ex England coach Duncan Fletcher play Test cricket
Answer: Zimbabwe

Question: In which Baltic seaport was the German rocket centre during WW2
Answer: Peenemunde

Question: Who played the part of Achilles in the 2004 film Troy
Answer: Brad Pitt

Question: Up to 1875 in football, every time a goal was scored what did the players do
Answer: Change ends

Question: Where on the human body is the skin the thinnest
Answer: Eyelids

Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 – what was it called
Answer: Brownie

Question: On a Monopoly board what colour is Old Kent Road
Answer: Brown

Question: Which motor manufacturer made the Terios
Answer: Daihatsu

Question: What is the capital of Jamaica
Answer: Kingston

Question: What is the name of the dress traditionally worn by Japanese women
Answer: The kimono

Question: What is the plural of moose
Answer: Moose

Question: Which international organisation was founded in England in 1929 to promote sound horsemanship among the under 21s
Answer: The Pony Club

Question: How many yards are there in a chain
Answer: Twenty two

Question: With which pop artist do you associate Campbell's soup tins
Answer: Andy Warhol

Question: What is the name of Postman Pat's cat
Answer: Jess

Question: Who scored England's goal against Germany in Euro 2000
Answer: Alan Shearer

Question: Which historical character supposedly said of the peasants let them eat cake
Answer: Marie Antoinette

Question: Name all four of the American golden girls
Answer: Blanche, Rose, Dorothy and Sophia

Question: Who sang with the Bee Gees on the 1998 top ten U.K. hit Immortality
Answer: Celine Dion

Question: Which product was advertised as I'm only here for the beer
Answer: Double Diamond

Question: What would an American call a caravan site
Answer: A trailer park

Question: Which English city is served by Speke Airport
Answer: Liverpool

Question: Harry Wheatcroft was a renowned grower of which flowers
Answer: Roses

Question: What is the official language of Pakistan
Answer: Urdu

Question: How is a footpath marked on an Ordnance Survey map
Answer: Dotted Line

Question: What is another name for quicksilver
Answer: Mercury

Question: Which family of animals does the gnu belong to
Answer: Antelope

Question: In the song American Pie who took the last train for the coast
Answer: The father the son and the holy ghost

Question: In which year did John Logie Baird demonstrate television in Glasgow
Answer: 1927

Question: Who is the Queen's only nephew
Answer: Viscount Linley

Question: What is the first name of Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame
Answer: Harland

Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 - what was it called
Answer: Brownie

Question: Who was driving the car that killed Tiffany in Eastenders
Answer: Frank Butcher

Question: Which darts player was nicknamed The Man in Black
Answer: Allen Glazier

Question: 'The Battle of Trafalgar is the work of which British painter
Answer: Joseph Turner

Question: Who wrote Death Of A Salesman and The Crucible
Answer: Arthur Miller

Question: Which former political lobbyist is now married to GMTV presenter Kate Garraway
Answer: Derek Draper

Question: In January 2012, who became the new presenter of the UK television show 'Countdown'
Answer: Nick Hewer

Question: Who wrote a book of short stories called a Quiver full of Arrows
Answer: Jeffrey Archer

Question: Which MP was known as the Beast of Bolsover
Answer: Denis Skinner

Question: Who was the bass guitarist with The Animals
Answer: Brian "Chas" Chandler

Question: Who was the first woman to lead a British trade union
Answer: Brenda Dean

Question: Who was the PFA Players Player of the Year in 1995 and 1997 with two different clubs
Answer: Alan Shearer

Question: Who was the leader of the Wurzels
Answer: Adge Cutler

Question: What is a female red deer called
Answer: Hind

Question: Who replaced Tommy Docherty as Manchester United's manager
Answer: Dave Sexton

Question: Which American duo had a hit with Yesterday Once More in 1973
Answer: Carpenters

Question: Who patented the sewing machine
Answer: Isaac Singer

Question: What was the name of the Canadian First WW1 flying ace, officially credited with 72 victories, the highest number for a British Empire pilot
Answer: Billy Bishop

Question: Who was the longest serving British prime minister last century
Answer: Margaret Thatcher

Question: What was the name of the policeman who was killed in the recent Cumbrian floods
Answer: Bill Barker

Question: Which company make the Chinook racing cycle
Answer: Claude Butler

Question: In 1999, a publicity stunt by FHM magazine saw a huge naked picture of which celebrity projected onto the Houses of Parliament
Answer: Gail Porter

Question: Which British Prime Minister declared Peace in our time in September 1938
Answer: Neville Chamberlain

Question: With which band was Lonnie Donegan before he went solo
Answer: Chris Barber

Question: Which passerine bird is the official state bird of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia
Answer: Cardinal

Question: Which infamous persons biography published in 1992 was called "Let Me Take You Down
Answer: Mark Chapman

Question: Which cricket enthusiast owned the Sydney Harbour Casino
Answer: Kerry Packer

Question: Which Scottish economist is on the back of the twenty pound note
Answer: Adam Smith

Question: On which brewers site in Chiswick has there been a brewery for more than 300 years
Answer: Fullers

Question: Who succeeded Alf Ramsey as England (caretaker) football manager in 1974
Answer: Joe Mercer

Question: Where was Billy Butlin's first holiday camp
Answer: Skegness

Question: Who was the first female presenter of Top Gear
Answer: Angela Rippon

Question: What were Terry Kath of Chicago's last words
Answer: Don't worry it's not loaded" just before he shot himself playing Russian roulette

Question: What was the first country to introduce parking tickets
Answer: France

Question: On death row In the USA, what is most popular request for last meal
Answer: Cheeseburger

Question: What was the first British building society to become a bank
Answer: Abbey National

Question: Who was the last football league team to win the FA Cup with 11 Englishmen
Answer: West Ham United

Question: What was the last marque of Ford Cortina that came out in 1982 called
Answer: Cortina Crusader

Question: Who was the FBI's first public enemy number one
Answer: John Dillinger

Question: Who was the first golfer to hit a ball over 400 yards with a six iron
Answer: Alan Shepard on the moon

Question: What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet
Answer: Omega

Question: Martha who died in Cincinatti Zoo in 1914 was the last of which type of bird
Answer: Passenger pigeon

Question: Which company in 1960 introduced the first ready salted crisps
Answer: Golden Wonder

Question: Who was the last man to walk on the Moon
Answer: Eugene

Question: Who was Marilyn Monroe's last husband
Answer: Arthur Miller

Question: Which British aircraft company made the Sea Hawk fighter
Answer: Hawker

Question: What is the state capital of California
Answer: Sacramento