Question: What is the international vehicle registration code for Switzerland?
Answer: Ch

Question: By what name was the B-24, the most numerous allied heavy bomber of World War II, better known?
Answer: The Liberator

Question: On exhibition since 1802, what is believed to be the most visited object in the British Museum?
Answer: The Rosetta Stone

Question: Which organ that develops in pregnant women provides the unborn baby with nourishment and oxygen?
Answer: Placenta

Question: Which inventor said in 1876 "Mr watson, come here, I want you"?
Answer: (Alexander Graham) BELL

Question: What species of animal was 4 year old Knut, who died in Berlin zoo last year?
Answer: Polar Bear

Question: In which English county is Borstal, which gave its name to young offenders' institutions?
Answer: Kent

Question: Which Welsh writer's last words are reputed to have been: "I've had 18 straight whiskies, I think that's the record"?
Answer: Dylan Thomas

Question: What is the international vehicle registration code for Gibraltar?
Answer: Gbz

Question: Which slang word for prison comes from the name of an old jail in south London?
Answer: Clink

Question: Which is the largest lake in South America by volume?
Answer: Lake Titicaca

Question: Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman and Will Champion are the band mates of which lead vocalist?
Answer: Chris Martin

Question: Which type of zebra was hunted to extinction in the 19th century?
Answer: Quagga

Question: In Indian cooking what type of food is Bhatoora?
Answer: Bread

Question: Which North West football club have won the FA Cup on two occasions, the years in question being 1889 and 1938?
Answer: Preston North End

Question: Who was the director of the 1997 blackbuster film Titanic?
Answer: James CAMERON

Question: Which British media personality, now aged 48, is probably best remembered for his interview with Princess Diana on the TV show Panorama in 1995?
Answer: Martin BASHIR

Question: Which Irish airport has the three letter code SNN?
Answer: Shannon

Question: In Indian cooking what type of food is Rasgulla?
Answer: Cheese

Question: Eleanor of Castille was the queen consort of which English king?
Answer: Edward I

Question: Who was the director of the 2006 film The Da Vinci Code?
Answer: Ron HOWARD

Question: What is the name of the strait that separates Tasmania from the south of the Australian mainland, specifically the state of Victoria?
Answer: BASS Strait

Question: Which North West football club have won the FA Cup on two occasions, the years in question being 1900 and 1903?
Answer: Bury

Question: Which actor, from 1980 to 1982 played the roll of Yosser Hughes in the TV comedy series Boys from the Black Stuff?
Answer: Bernard Hill

Question: In relation to phobias, which word describes the fear of heights?
Answer: Acrophobia

Question: Which actor from 1979 to 1984 played the role of James Shelley in the TV comedy series Shelley?
Answer: Hywel Bennett

Question: What is the name of the British former teacher who, in December 2007 turned up at a West End police station five years after he was thought to have died following a canoeing accident?
Answer: John Darwin

Question: Which famous British actor, now deceased, was once given a nickname by his wife as being the Frank Sinatra of Shakespeare?
Answer: Richard Burton

Question: On which English motorway can you find services called Heston, Membury and Leigh Delamere?
Answer: M4

Question: On which English motorway can you find services called Baldock, Wetherby and Washington?
Answer: M1

Question: Which English author who died in 1870 had the middle names John Huffam?
Answer: Charles Dickens

Question: David Reid is the current chairman of which leading supermarket chain?
Answer: Tesco

Question: Sticky Fingers and Goat's Head Soup were number one albums in the 1970's for which famous band?
Answer: Rolling Stones

Question: What is the christian name of the title character in the 1857 novel Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens?
Answer: Amy

Question: Which influential American painter, born in 1912, died at the age of 44 in 1956 in an alcohol related car accident along with a passengger, Edith Metzger?
Answer: Jackson Pollock

Question: Which ex make of car shares its name with an American Indian chief who led a rebellion against the British between 1763 and 1766?
Answer: Pontiac

Question: Which famous figure married 30 year old Autumn Kelly on May 17th 2008?
Answer: Peter Philips

Question: What is the Christian name of the title character in the 1837 novel The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens?
Answer: Samuel

Question: As well as the traditional tokens, a token in the shape of which creature is included in the Australian version of Monopoly?
Answer: Koala Bear

Question: Which famous figure married 36 year old Daniel Chatto on July 14th 1994?
Answer: Sarah Armstrong Jones

Question: Which ex make of car shares its name with the surname of a TV character who killed three different characters between 2002 and 2003?
Answer: Hillman

Question: Which Australian actor, born in 1979, died at the age of 28 in 2008 after being found unconscious by his housekeeper Teresa Solomon?
Answer: Heath Ledger

Question: Which heavyweight boxing champion of 1951 shares the same surname as a current Arsenal footballer who has the squad number 14?
Answer: Walcott

Question: Which heavyweight boxing champion of 1915 shares the same surname as a current Manchester City player who has the squad number 11?
Answer: Johnson

Question: Which plated dinosaur takes its name from the phrase 'Roof Lizard'?
Answer: Stegosaurus

Question: On which Wrexham Street could you once have visited a popular shop named Walter Roberts?
Answer: Hope Street

Question: What is the name of the head of the UK Border Force who recently quit after being blamed for letting thousands of foreigners into the country without proper checks?
Answer: Brodie CLARK

Question: Now named Apatosaurus, which huge dinosaur, known more famously by its previous name, took its name from the phrase 'Thunder Lizard'?
Answer: Brontosaurus

Question: On which Wrexham street could you once have visited a popular shop named Whitley's Sports?
Answer: Argyle Street

Question: BONES BUM HOOK is an anagram of which famous entertainer, now deceased?
Answer: Bob Monkhouse

Question: WAND MORONISM is an anagram of which famous entertainer, now deceased?
Answer: Norman Wisdom

Question: In which city was ex Prime Minister Tony Blair born?
Answer: Edinburgh

Question: A Carrick Bend is a type of what?
Answer: Knot

Question: In which Birmingham venue is the Cruft's Dog Show held each year?
Answer: NATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTRE or NEC

Question: In which Sheffield Theatre is the World Snooker Championship held each year?
Answer: The Crucible Theatre

Question: Which American author, born in 1922, wrote the novel "Slaughterhouse Five" in 1969?
Answer: Kurt VONNEGUT

Question: Which famous product was advertised on TV with the words "Cleans and polishes in one go"?
Answer: Pledge

Question: Who, from 1977 to 1981, was Vice President of the USA to Jimmy Carter?
Answer: Walter MONDALE

Question: Which English artist, who lived from 1874 to 1948 is probably best remembered for the creation of Rupert Bear in 1920?
Answer: Mary TOURTEL

Question: Literally meaning 'a beating', which Brazilian dance was introduced to the British Pop Charts in 1989 by the group Kaoma?
Answer: Lambada

Question: 01274 is the national dialling code for which northern English city?
Answer: Bradford

Question: Which unusual food item started as a joke at the Carron fish bar in Allardyce Street in Stonehaven in 1995 and became a craze which swept through fish and chip shops in Scotland and later in England and Wales?
Answer: Battered Or Deep Fried Mars Bar

Question: Who, from 1989 to 1993 was Vice President of the USA to George H W Bush?
Answer: Dan QUAYLE