Question: What is the alternative name for the Snow Leopard?
Answer: Ounce

Question: According to the record where were Typically Tropical going in 1975.
Answer: Barbados

Question: In which city was the 2015 Women’s Football World Cup Final held?
Answer: Vancouver

Question: In 1975, ‘Curtain’ was the last novel starring which character?
Answer: Hercule Poirot

Question: Gerald Durrell was a director of which zoo?
Answer: Jersey

Question: In 1984 which song urged you to “push pineapple, shake the tree”?
Answer: Agadoo

Question: What in Wiltshire is Europe’s largest man-made mound?
Answer: Silbury Hill

Question: What did members of the Guinea Pig Club undergo?
Answer: Plastic surgery(in the Second World War)

Question: Name either partner who “consciously uncoupled” in 2014.
Answer: Gwyneth Paltrow or Chris Martin

Question: Which brewery makes Flying Scotsman, Golden XPA and Deuchars IPA?
Answer: Caledonian

Question: Which Lord was commissioned to report into the 1981 Brixton Riots?
Answer: Scarman

Question: What opera venue is near Lewes East Sussex?
Answer: Glyndebourne

Question: What was the 2007 segue! to the film "28 Days Later”?
Answer: 28 Weeks Later

Question: By what name was the Amu Darya river, which forms part of Afghanistan's borders with Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, known in classical times?
Answer: Oxus

Question: An eft is a juvenile stage of which amphibian?
Answer: Newt

Question: To whom did Sonny Liston lose the World Heavyweight Boxingchampionship in 1964?
Answer: Cassius Clay

Question: In which specific TV series is there an Episode entitled "A Fistful of Data's"?
Answer: Star Trek. The Next Generation

Question: Which Beatrix Potter female character was rescued from a fox by Kep the collie?
Answer: Jemima Puddle-Duck

Question: """Rat Trap"" and ""I Don't Like Mondays"" were number one singles for which band?"
Answer: Boomtown Rats

Question: What is the SI unit of resistance?
Answer: Ohm

Question: Who produced and created "Allo Allo" and "Are you being Served" with David-Croft?
Answer: Jeremy Lloyd

Question: Which company manufactured the Chopper bicycle?
Answer: Raleigh

Question: What is the more common name for the alligator pear?
Answer: Avocado

Question: Who played Frankenstein's monster in the 1931 film "Frankenstein"?
Answer: Boris Karloff

Question: The Lilangeni is the principal unit of currency in which kingdom?
Answer: Swaziland

Question: Which politician succeeded Anthony Eden as Foreign Secretary in April 1955, and then became Chancellor of the Exchequer in December of the same year?
Answer: Maurice Harold MACMILLAN

Question: Which writer's final novel was "The Brothers Karamazov"?
Answer: Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Question: A leveret is the young of which animal?
Answer: Hare

Question: Zen, Slave and Orac, are the 3 computers used by the protagonists in which TV series of the 1970's and 80's?
Answer: Blake's 7

Question: Which film actress of the 1920's was known as the "It" Girl"?
Answer: Clara Bow

Question: What name is given to the principal unit of currency in both Malawi and Zambia?
Answer: The KWACHA

Question: Which revolutionary leader was born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov?
Answer: Lenin

Question: Which philosopher wrote the satirical 1759 novel "Candide"?
Answer: Voltaire

Question: Who was the creator of the sitcoms "Last of the Summer Wine" and "Open all Hours”?
Answer: Roy Clarke

Question: Which actor played the title character in the 1980 David Lynch film "The Elephant Man"?
Answer: John Hurt

Question: In the works of Beatrix Potter, what sort of creature was Mrs Tiggy-Winkle?
Answer: A Hedgehog

Question: Bollinger Champagne and what specific other alcoholic drink are the components of a stoli-boli cocktail?
Answer: Stolichnaya Vodka

Question: The Cavallino Rampante is the logo of which sports car manufacturer?
Answer: Ferrari

Question: Sirius otherwise known as the "Dog Star" can be found in which constellation?
Answer: Canis Major

Question: The orang utan means "person of the forest" in which language?
Answer: Malay

Question: On which river does the "High Force" waterfall stand in England?
Answer: River Tees

Question: Which band had a UK number one hit in 2007 with "Ruby"?
Answer: The Kaiser Chiefs

Question: When sending an e-mail for what does the 'b' in 'bcc' stand?
Answer: Blind

Question: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan all border which country?
Answer: Uzbekistan

Question: """THX1138"" and ""American Graffiti"" were the first two feature films directed by whom?"
Answer: George Lucas

Question: Ruth Rendell also writes novels using which pseudonym?
Answer: Barbara Vine

Question: With a name that translates into English as quilled or spined pig, which is the third largest rodent?
Answer: Porcupine

Question: Who is the only World Heavyweight Boxing champion to retire undefeated?
Answer: Rocky Marciano

Question: Which is the brightest planet to be seen in the night sky?
Answer: Venus

Question: The bronze statue 'The Little Mermaid" designed by Edvard Eriksen, can be found in which city?
Answer: Copenhagen

Question: Which cartoon character drove the "Compact Pussycat" and was menaced by the "Hooded Claw"?
Answer: Penelope Pitstop

Question: Which type of cognac is aged for at least six years and comes between VSOP and XO in aging styles?
Answer: Napoleon

Question: Eminem's single "Stan", sampled which British singers "Thank You”?
Answer: Dido

Question: """Through difficulties to the stars"" is the English translation of the motto of what?"
Answer: Raf

Question: In which city where the 1956 Summer Olympic games held?
Answer: Melbourne

Question: How many senators are there in the US Senate?
Answer: 100

Question: Shakespeare's play "As You Like It" is set in which forest?
Answer: Arden

Question: Which Jacobin led the Reign of Terror in France?
Answer: Maximillian Robespierre

Question: In which English county would you find Cliveden House?
Answer: Buckinghamshire

Question: who, in January 2015, was installed as the new Bishop of Stockport, and the first female bishop in the Church of England?
Answer: (Rt) Rev Libby Lane

Question: For playing which detective, created by Reginald Hill, on television was Warren Clarke perhaps best known?
Answer: (Detective Superintendent) Andy Dalziel

Question: From which Shakespeare play does the line, "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!" come?
Answer: King Lear

Question: In which US state is Kansas City the most populous city?
Answer: Missouri

Question: Give a year in the life of the Venerable Bede.
Answer: 672 - 735

Question: Which car manufacturer produces the models Sandero and Duster?
Answer: Dacia

Question: Lactuca Sativa is the Latin name for which vegetable, which has varieties including Summercrisp, Butterhead and Romaine?
Answer: Lettuce

Question: Which Verdi opera of 1859 is based on the assassination of King Gustav III of Sweden?
Answer: Un Ballo in Maschera

Question: In which US state is Milwaukee the most populous city?
Answer: Wisconsin

Question: Who replaced Chris Blackhurst in 2013 as editor of The independent?
Answer: AmoI Rajan

Question: Whose debut novel was the 1969 book The Edible Woman?
Answer: Margaret Atwood

Question: Which country is ruled by the holder of the Chrysanthemum throne?
Answer: Japan

Question: For which 1967 film, based on a novel by Charles Webb, did Mike Nichols win the Oscar for Best Director?
Answer: The Graduate

Question: What is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland?
Answer: Alnwick Castle

Question: Which country's flag is made up of three equal horizontal bands of red, white and red?
Answer: Austria

Question: From which Shakespeare play does the line, "My salad days, when I was green in judgement." come?
Answer: Antony and Cleopatra

Question: What is the seat of the Duke of Norfolk?
Answer: Arundel Castle

Question: Who replaced James Harding in 2013 as editor of The Times?
Answer: John Witherow