Question: Which Scottish football league club play its home games at Broadwood Stadium
Answer: Clyde

Question: Patricia Routledge played Hetty Wainthrop on television which actor, who later became a Hobbit, played her young assistant?
Answer: Dominic Monaghan

Question: Betelgeuse is the brightest star in which constellation
Answer: Orion

Question: Give a year in the life of Edward, the Black Prince.
Answer: 1330-1376

Question: In German it's a Bahnhof, what is it in English?
Answer: A Railway Station

Question: How did the famous chemist Antoine Lavoiser die in 1794?
Answer: He Was Guillotined

Question: Who was Prime Minister of Malta from 1955 to 1962 and again from 1971 to 1984?
Answer: Dom Mintoff

Question: Which king of the UK had the nickname The First Gentleman of Europe"?
Answer: George Iv

Question: """An American Dream"" and ""Last Night of the World"" are two song from which musical?"
Answer: Miss Saigon

Question: Which 1951 Oscar winning actor made his cinema debut in the 1930 film "A Devil with Women"?
Answer: Humphrey Bogart

Question: Name the secret society formed between 1854 and 1857 by Irish workers in the Pennsylvania mines?
Answer: Molly Maguires

Question: What surname links a prolific 19th / 20th century author, an early 20th century British heavyweight champion and a British Olympic gold medallist?
Answer: Wells (H.G. "Bombardier" Billy, Allan)

Question: Which 1997 film was released with the advertising tag line "Collide With Destiny"
Answer: Titanic

Question: Who co-starred with Robin Williams in The Fisher King?
Answer: Jeff Bridges

Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears? "Cowards die many times before their deaths"
Answer: Julius Caesar

Question: Give a year in the life of William of Orange?
Answer: 1650-1702

Question: Who was Prime Minister of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977?
Answer: Archbishop Makarios

Question: What nationality is the former Secretary General of the UN, Boutros- Boutros Ghali?
Answer: Egyptian

Question: What trophy is at stake when England play Rugby Union against New Zealand?
Answer: The Hillary Shield

Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears? "The lady doth protest too much"
Answer: Hamlet

Question: Name the only one of Santa's reindeer named after another creature?
Answer: Vixen

Question: Who was the 1st Premier of the Union of South Africa in 1910?
Answer: Louis Botha

Question: Trevor Eve played investigator Eddie Shoestring on television, which British film actor played the boss of the radio station he worked for?
Answer: Michael Medwin

Question: Who is the owner of the Daily Express?
Answer: Richard Desmond

Question: In heraldry, what name is given to a diamond shape?
Answer: Lozenge

Question: Ariel is a satellite of which planet?
Answer: Uranus

Question: On which Scottish island is Stornoway?
Answer: Lewis

Question: The name of which company appears on the front of Everton F.C.'s jerseys?
Answer: Chang

Question: From which region of France does claret come?
Answer: Bordeaux

Question: Two other countries joined the 'Common Market' at the same time as the UK, Ireland and who?
Answer: Denmark

Question: Which 'Oscar' nominated animator helped create 'Bugs Bunny', 'Daffy Duck' and the 'Road Runner'?
Answer: Chuck Jones

Question: Who was the voice behind the animated character 'Mr. Magoo'?
Answer: Jim Backus

Question: What type of drink did the British take in India as ananti- malarial?
Answer: Tonic Water

Question: How many members were originally in the 'Common Market'?
Answer: 6 (six)

Question: What recollections make up the world's longest novel?
Answer: 'A LA RECHERCHE DU TEMPS PERDU' (by Marcel Prost). (by Marcel Prost)

Question: In which Shakespeare play do the characters 'Bertram, Countof Rousillon', The King of France', 'Lafeu' and the 'Duke of Florence'?
Answer: 'All'S Well That End Well'

Question: In which Shakespeare play do the characters of 'Ferdinand, King of Navarre', 'Longaville','Sir Nathaniel', 'Holofemes' and 'Dull, a Constable' appear?
Answer: 'Love'S Labour'S Lost'

Question: Which group took its name from a technique used to teach children dance and mime appreciation?
Answer: 'Eurythmics'

Question: Which Viscount was the Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1835 - 1841?
Answer: Viscount Melbourne

Question: Which Viscount was Liberal Prime Minister from 1855 - 1858 and again from 1859 - 1865?
Answer: Viscount Palmerston

Question: 'Coppergate', 'Swinegate' and 'Monks Cross' are all shopping centres in which English city?
Answer: York

Question: Who or what is a 'Dhoti'?
Answer: Waistcloth Similarto A Sarong Worn By Men On Asian Sub- Continent

Question: By what more familiar name did we know American vocalist of the 'fifties', Al Cernick?
Answer: Guy Mitchell

Question: With 65 members in the 'Chamber of Counties' and 151members in the 'House of Representatives', the 'Sabor' is the parliament of which Eastern European country?
Answer: Croatia

Question: In which English city will you find the 'Forum' and 'Meadowhall' shopping centres?
Answer: Sheffield

Question: With 40 members in the 'Vece Republika' (Chamber of the Republics) and 138 members in the 'Vece Gradjana' (Chamber of Citizens), the Skupstina SRJ was the parliamentof which Central European country?
Answer: Yugoslavia

Question: What is the name of the Irish frame drum played with adouble ended drum stick?
Answer: A Bodhran

Question: Where did the biggest naval battle of the Second World War take place between the USA and Japan, from 24th to 26th October 1944?
Answer: Leyte Gulf

Question: Who wrote the play 'The Norman Conquests'?
Answer: Alan Ayckbourne

Question: 'Juno And The Paycock'is a play written by who?
Answer: Sean O'Casey

Question: During WWII, 'Operation Chastise' was undertaken by the RAF, by what more familiar name is this operation now known?
Answer: 'Dambusters Raid'

Question: What name is given to the box and string instrument that sounds when hit by a current of air?
Answer: Aeolian Harp

Question: 'Entomophobia' is the fear of what?
Answer: Insects

Question: What was the principle woodused by Thomas Chippendale during the eighteenth century?
Answer: Mahogany

Question: How many American Presidents have been assassinated?
Answer: 4 (four)

Question: What is the name of the bell used by 'Lloyds of London'?
Answer: Lutine Bell

Question: Where was British Prime Minister Spencer Percival when he was assassinated in 1812?
Answer: A Lobby Of The House Of Commons

Question: What type of covering,once often used on scientific instrument cases, is called 'Shagreen'?
Answer: Sharkskin

Question: What is the name of the bell in Lincoln Cathedral?
Answer: 'Great Tom'

Question: What do the words 'Bar Mitzvah' mean?
Answer: SON OF THE COMMANDMENT ('coming of age')

Question: Where in the human body would you find the 'Sclera'?
Answer: IN THE EYE (the white part)

Question: Which 'Watch With Mother' character was created by Maria Bird?
Answer: 'Andy Panda'

Question: Who was the high flying civil servant of the MOD tried and acquitted of passing Top Secret documents to Labour MP Tam Dayell?
Answer: Clive Ponting

Question: Who created the character 'Sgt. Ernest Bilko' played by Phil Silvers?
Answer: Nat Hiken

Question: Where on the human body will you find the 'Calcaneus'?
Answer: ON THE FOOT (it is the heel bone)

Question: Who published a report after a Public Enquiry into racial disturbances in South East London in April 1981?
Answer: Lord Scarman

Question: Who is the British counterpart of the American Rube Goldberg?
Answer: Heath Robinson

Question: What was the first name of the character 'Sgt. Pepper Anderson'in the series 'Police Woman'?
Answer: 'Suzanne'

Question: Who replied after being asked why he wanted to climb Everest "because it is there"?
Answer: George Leighmallory