Question: In the 1966 film 'The Good the Bad and the Ugly' who played the Ugly?
Answer: Eli Wallach

Question: In Shakespeare who killed Macbeth?
Answer: MacDuff

Question: What is the date of VE Day?
Answer: 8th May

Question: What is the name of the electronic line judge at Wimbledon?
Answer: Cyclops

Question: What links the English towns of Barton and Hessle?
Answer: The Humber Bridge

Question: In music what is a note if it is neither sharp nor flat?
Answer: Natural

Question: What is the world's northernmost capital city?
Answer: Reykjavik

Question: In the 1986 World Cup Finals who won the Golden Boot award?
Answer: Gary Linker

Question: In which country can the world's largest deposit of nickel be found?
Answer: Russia

Question: Who was the mother of Helen of Troy?
Answer: Leda

Question: In the Indian cricket Premier League, which team are known as 'The Royals'?
Answer: Rajahstan

Question: Which male singer, in 2008, topped the UK/USA album charts with album 'Home before Dark'?
Answer: Neil Diamond

Question: Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1922-1923?
Answer: Andrew Boner Law

Question: In the Bible, what is the fourth book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Numbers

Question: Which composer wrote 'The Rite of Spring' in 1913?
Answer: Igor Stravinsky

Question: Who wrote the books 'The Devil Wears Prada' and 'Chasing Harry Winston'?
Answer: Lauren Weisberger

Question: On television who live at 742 Evergreen Terrace, Springfield?
Answer: The Simpsons

Question: In which country did the rumba originate?
Answer: Cuba

Question: What is the name of the Italian dessert made from coffee soaked biscuit, layered with sweetened cream cheese?
Answer: Tiramisu

Question: The Eustachian tube links the pharynx to which other part of the body?
Answer: The ear

Question: What do you call the form of textile-making using knotting rather than weaving or knitting?
Answer: Macrame

Question: What was the name of the hardworking horse in the George Orwell book 'Animal Farm'? Its character represented the proletariat.
Answer: Boxer

Question: What is the currency of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: The Dirham

Question: What is the collective noun for a group of gorillas?
Answer: A Band

Question: New Hall Prison is situated close to which English town or city?
Answer: Wakefield

Question: What is the English translation of the Latin phrase 'In Utero'?
Answer: In the womb

Question: In geometry, how many sides does a hendecagon have?
Answer: Eleven

Question: What is Australia's national flower?
Answer: (Golden) Wattle

Question: Who in June 2008 was the Secretary of State for Scotland?
Answer: Des Browne

Question: What is the name of the apple-based liqueur from Normandy?
Answer: Calvados

Question: Seoul is the capital of South Korea. What is the capital of North Korea?
Answer: Pyongyang

Question: Which radio station is transmitted on 1215 kilohertz on the medium wave across the UK?
Answer: Virgin Radio

Question: Who was the mother of Achilles?
Answer: Thetis

Question: Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1923-1924?
Answer: Stanley Baldwin

Question: What is the capital of the American state of Kansas?
Answer: Topeka

Question: In the Bible, what book comes immediately after Matthew, Mark, Luke and John?
Answer: Acts

Question: Which composer wrote 'The Threepenny Opera' (Die Driegroschenoper) in 1928?
Answer: Kurt Weill

Question: Which author's books include the titles 'Body of Evidence', 'Post Mortem' and 'Predator'?
Answer: Patricia Cornwell

Question: What is the name of the fancy biscuits or cakes generally eaten at the end of a meal - their name derives from the French for little oven?
Answer: Petits Fours

Question: What do you call the art of decorating an object by gluing coloured paper cut-outs onto it?
Answer: Decoupage

Question: What was the name of the dog that belonged to the cowboy Roy Rogers?
Answer: Bullet

Question: Who was the presenter of the BBC Radio 4 programme `I'm Sorry Haven't A Clue', who died in 2008?
Answer: Humphrey Lyttleton

Question: What is the collective noun for a group of flamingos?
Answer: A Stand

Question: Lindholme Prison is situated dose to which English town or city?
Answer: Doncaster

Question: What colour is a UK domestic 3 amp electrical appliance fuse?
Answer: Red

Question: What is the English translation of the Latin in Vitro"?
Answer: In Glass

Question: Which Mexican plant is sometimes called the Flower of the Holy Night or Mexican Flame Leaf?
Answer: Poinsettia

Question: Who won the best actress award at the 2008 Oscar awards ceremony for her role in the film 'La Vie En Rose'?
Answer: Marion Cotillard

Question: Who said in 1935 'Guns will make us powerful, butter will only make us fat'?
Answer: Hermann Goering

Question: Who in May 2008 was the Leader of the House of Commons?
Answer: Harriet Harman MP

Question: Which actor was married to Vivien Leigh and Joan Plowright?
Answer: Sir Laurence Olivier

Question: On which river is High Force Waterfall?
Answer: Tees

Question: In the novels by Baroness Orczy what was the real name of the Scarlet Pimpemel?
Answer: Sir Percy Blakeney

Question: In the TV sitcom Frasier, what was the name of Martin Crane's dog?
Answer: Eddie

Question: In the Batman films, how is Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot better known?
Answer: The Penguin

Question: On which course is the Scottish Grand National run?
Answer: Ayr

Question: Whose plays included 'Design for Living' and 'Present Laughter'?
Answer: Noel Coward

Question: In which country is the Bolivar the main unit of currency?
Answer: Venezuela

Question: How many counters does each player have in a game of backgammon?
Answer: 15

Question: Who released an album in 1973 called Billion Dollar Babies?
Answer: Alice Cooper

Question: Angelina Jolie is the daughter of which film actor?
Answer: Jon Voight

Question: Which instrument did Glen Miller play?
Answer: Trombone

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

Question: Which perfume house produces Obsession and Eternity?
Answer: Calvin Klein

Question: Of what is Vexillology the study?
Answer: Flags

Question: Which modem "A" road mainly follows the Roman road Watling Street?
Answer: A5

Question: What nationality was the artist Hieronymus Bosch?
Answer: Dutch

Question: Which astronaut hit a golf ball on the moon in February 1971?
Answer: Alan Shepard

Question: Who married Liam Gallagher in 1997?
Answer: Patsy Kensit

Question: Who played Boromir in the film version of The Lord of the Rings directed by Peter Jackson?
Answer: Sean Bean

Question: Who was the first black player to captain England's football team, in 1994?
Answer: Paul Ince

Question: Who was known as the Acid Bath Murderer?
Answer: John George Haigh

Question: In which city is the University of Warwick situated?
Answer: Coventry

Question: What is the name of the nightclub singer who is the central character of the musical 'Cabaret'?
Answer: Sally Bowles

Question: To which family of birds does the though (pronounced chuff) belong?
Answer: Crow

Question: What was the name of the steep cliff on the Capitoline Hill in ancient Rome which was used as an execution site for murderers/traitors?
Answer: Tarpeian Rock

Question: At which film festival is the Golden Bear awarded?
Answer: Berlin

Question: Which fruit is used to make the drink Kirsch?
Answer: Cherries

Question: What was the name of the gentleman thief created by E.W.Hornung?
Answer: Raffles

Question: In the TV sitcom Rising Damp, what was the name of Rigsby's cat?
Answer: Vienna

Question: In which city is the HQ of Interpol?
Answer: Lyon

Question: In the Spiderman films, how is his enemy Norman Osborn better known?
Answer: The Green Goblin

Question: Which jockey won the Derby two years running in 2003 and 2004?
Answer: Kieron Fallon

Question: Who wrote the plays 'Forty Years On' and 'The History Boys'?
Answer: Alan Bennett