Question: Which blood vessel carries blood from the heart to the lungs?
Answer: Pulmonary Artery

Question: Which artist described some of his paintings as nocturnes and symphonies?
Answer: (James) Whistler

Question: Bathophobia is an irrational fear of what?
Answer: Depths

Question: Which radio programme was broadcast nationally for the first time in January 1951?
Answer: The Archers

Question: Which European country's flag consists of three horizontal bands of red, white and red?
Answer: Austria

Question: Which British rider won the World Superbike championship four times in the 1990s?
Answer: (Carl) FOGARTY

Question: Nephophobia is the irrational fear of what?
Answer: Clouds

Question: What was the name of the goldsmith, among whose works were the Imperial Russian family Easter eggs?
Answer: (Peter) FABERGE

Question: Who succeeded Nehru as the second Prime Minister of India?
Answer: (Lal) SHASTRI

Question: What is the signature tune of the Archers radio programme?
Answer: Barwick Green

Question: According to 1 Kings, which birds fed Elijah by the brook Crerith?
Answer: Ravens

Question: Which African country's flag consists of three vertical stripes, green, white and green?
Answer: Nigeria

Question: Three Mile Island, scene of a 1979 radio-active disaster, is in which US state?
Answer: Pennsylvania

Question: Which Italian, winner of nine Motor Cycling Grand Prix World Championships is known as "The Doctor"?
Answer: (Valentino) ROSSI

Question: What name is given to the 14th century split in the papacy, which led to popes in both Rome and Avignon?
Answer: GREAT SCHISM or WESTERN SCHISM

Question: What is the name for a male donkey?
Answer: JACK or JACKASS

Question: Which Premiership football club has an area called "The Holte End"?
Answer: Aston Villa

Question: Which actress played the part of Cassandra in 'Only Fools and Horses'?
Answer: Gwyneth Strong

Question: Which English king was shot by an arrow while hunting in the New Forest in 1100?
Answer: William II

Question: Who led the march on Rome in 1922?
Answer: Mussolini

Question: What is the medical name for German measles?
Answer: Rubella

Question: If you were eating a 'Green William', what would you be consuming?
Answer: A Pear

Question: Which crime writer created the private detective Philip Marlowe?
Answer: Raymond Chandler

Question: What is the most expensive property on a UK Monopoly board?
Answer: Mayfair

Question: Which business tycoon was born Jan Ludwig Hoch?
Answer: Robert Maxwell

Question: High Willhays is the highest point of which upland area?
Answer: Dartmoor

Question: Which biscuit is named after an Italian patriot who died in 1882?
Answer: Garibaldi

Question: In horse riding, what comes between a trot and a gallop?
Answer: Canter

Question: Who was the first host of the TV game show 'The Golden Shot'?
Answer: Jackie Rae

Question: Which English quarter day falls on 25 March?
Answer: Lady Day

Question: On which motorway is the Thelwall Viaduct?
Answer: M6

Question: Sydney is the capital of which Australian state?
Answer: New South Wales

Question: Which entertainer's catchphrases included "It's turned out nice again"?
Answer: George Formby

Question: Which barbarian king was known as "the Scourge of God"?
Answer: Attila the Hun

Question: Which film actor's daughter is actress Angelina Jolie?
Answer: Jon Voight

Question: Name one of the French twin saints who are the patron saints of shoemakers.
Answer: St Crispin

Question: Which celebrated fishing river flows from near Basingstoke to Southampton Water?
Answer: The Test

Question: As well as white, what colour appears on the cap of a water polo goalkeeper?
Answer: Red

Question: In nature, what is a boomslang?
Answer: Snake

Question: In World War II RAF slang, what name was given to the rear gunner?
Answer: Tail-End Charlie

Question: Which political leader commanded the watercraft PT109 in WW2?
Answer: John F Kennedy

Question: Which island's capital is Nuuk?
Answer: Greenland

Question: Which actress is the daughter of Debbie Reynolds?
Answer: Carrie Fisher

Question: Which dog has the alternative name the Alpine Mastiff?
Answer: St Bernard

Question: Which German pocket battleship was scuttled off Montevideo in 1939?
Answer: Graf Spee

Question: According to the advertising slogan-which product "does exactly what it says on the tin"?
Answer: Ronseal

Question: On which motorway is the Severn Bridge?
Answer: M4

Question: Which actress was particularly associated with the catchphrase "I want to be alone"?
Answer: Greta Garbo

Question: Which English king signed the Magna Carta?
Answer: John

Question: Which de Havilland World War II fighter-bomber had a fuselage made of wood?
Answer: Mosquito

Question: Which comedian suggested for his epitaph "I told you I was ill"?
Answer: Spike Milligan

Question: In UK greyhound racing, what colour is worn by the dog in Trap Two?
Answer: Blue

Question: If you bit into an `Elegant Lady', what fruit would you be eating?
Answer: A Peach

Question: In days gone by, what did a wainwright make?
Answer: Carts

Question: Which Premiership football club's ground has an area called The Gallowgate End'?
Answer: Newcastle United

Question: Who plays Betty Suarez in the TV series 'Ugly Betty'?
Answer: America Ferrera

Question: Who was attacked in the American press in 1972 as `Hanoi Jane'?
Answer: Jane Fonda

Question: What is the name of the highest point in the Peak District?
Answer: Kinder Scout

Question: Who was the author of the 1910 novel 'The Secret Garden'?
Answer: Frances Hodgson Burnett

Question: Which London bridge built 1856-1894 is a combined bascule and suspension bridge?
Answer: Tower Bridge

Question: In the TV series 2 Cars', who played Detective Sergeant John Watt?
Answer: Frank Windsor

Question: Traditionally, on what day does a Mardi Gras Festival take place?
Answer: Shrove Tuesday

Question: Who adopted the song 'Thanks for the Memory' as a signature tune'?
Answer: Bob Hope

Question: Which species of monkey is the world's largest?
Answer: Mandrill

Question: Who composed the music to the comic opera The Bartered Bride'?
Answer: (Bedrich) Smetana

Question: Which author won the Booker Prize in 1995 for The Ghost Road'?
Answer: Pat Barker

Question: Which was the first British racecourse to have an all-weather track which it opened in 1989 originally using a surface called Equitrack?
Answer: Lingfield Park

Question: Which English king was born in Beaumont Palace in Oxford in 1157?
Answer: Richard I

Question: Which Latvian born artist painted the Seagram Murals in 1958?
Answer: Mark Rothko

Question: The flag of which Asian country contain an image of the mythical Thunder Dragon holding jewels?
Answer: Bhutan

Question: The Dove, Derwent, Erewash and Soar are all tributaries of which UK river?
Answer: Trent

Question: In which American state is the animated TV series Family Guy set?
Answer: Rhode Island

Question: Which SI unit is named after a scientist born in Belfast in 1824?
Answer: Kelvin

Question: Magner's cider originates from which county in Ireland?
Answer: Tipperary

Question: Give a year in the life of the Italian artist Canaletto.
Answer: 1697-1768

Question: Which Beatles song opens with the lyric "Joan was quizzical, studied pataphysical science in the home"?
Answer: Maxwell's Silver Hammer

Question: Which city, home to the oldest working opera house in France, is the capital of the Lorraine region and the Moselle department?
Answer: Metz

Question: Which country has top tier football league teams called FC Thon and FC Sion?
Answer: Switzerland

Question: Which part of the body is removed during a glossectomy?
Answer: Tongue

Question: What name is given to a triangle in which all 3 sides are of different lengths?
Answer: Scalene

Question: Of which South American country has Juan Manuel Santos been president since 2010?
Answer: Colombia