Question: Which metal is sculptress Elizabeth Frink famous for using?
Answer: Bronze

Question: Which car model is made by Citroen to rival the Renault Megane Scenic (ie. a small 'people carrier').
Answer: Picasso

Question: What is the German for Thursday?
Answer: Donnerstag

Question: In the Bible, how many 'Tribes of Israel' are there?
Answer: Twelve

Question: Which County Cricket Club plays some of its home matches at 'The Saffrons'?
Answer: SUSSEX, Eastbourne

Question: Which number on a standard computer keyboard would be pressed with 'Shift' to produce the 'asterisk' sign [ * ]?
Answer: 8 (eight key on top row)

Question: In which English county is the resort of Minehead?
Answer: Somerset

Question: In dating advertisements, what does the 'A' in the initials 'A.N.I.' represent?
Answer: AGE (Not Important)

Question: Which group had 1967 hits with 'Night Of Fear' and 'I Can HearThe Grass Grow'?
Answer: The Move

Question: Who starred as ageing actress 'Margo Channing' in the 1950 film 'All About Eve'?
Answer: Bette Davis

Question: Who was the first and lastExecutive President of the USSR?
Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev

Question: In which musical does thesong 'Don't Rain On My Parade' appear?
Answer: 'Funny Girl'

Question: What is the correct way of addressing an Ambassador?
Answer: """Your Excellency"""

Question: For which edible fungus is Perigord, France famous?
Answer: Truffles

Question: Moscow is how many hours ahead of GMT?
Answer: Three

Question: Which famous whisky is distilled by the company Matthew Gloag and Sons, now owned by Highland Distilleries?
Answer: 'Famous Grouse' Whisky

Question: Who played Queen Elizabeth II in the film 'Naked Gun'?
Answer: Jeanette Charles

Question: What is the MKSA or SI unit of electric charge?
Answer: Coulomb

Question: Which classic poem's first line is "I met a traveller from an antique land"?
Answer: 'OZYMANDIUS' (Shelley)

Question: 'Is That It' is the autobiography of which musician and activist?
Answer: Bob Geldof

Question: Who followed Kruschev as Soviet Prime Minister in 1964?
Answer: Kosygin

Question: In which Irish city doesthe 'Salmon Weir Bridge' span the River Corrib?
Answer: Galway

Question: What nationality was the explorer and navigator Vitus Bering?
Answer: Danish

Question: Which vegetable is known in the USA as 'Rutabaga'?
Answer: SWEDE (accept turnip)

Question: What in law, does the term 'Consanguinity' mean?
Answer: Related By Blood

Question: Name either of the films for which Jason Robards won a Best Supporting Actor 'Oscar'?
Answer: 'ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN' or 'JULIE'

Question: Which European country was ruled by the House of Vasa from 1523 - 1818?
Answer: Sweden

Question: In Hindu mythology, who is the goddess of destruction, and the wife of Siva?
Answer: Kali

Question: Which French word means the unravelling, or final solution, of a plot?
Answer: Denouement

Question: In which industry specifically, did the Trade Union NACODS operate?
Answer: Coal Mining

Question: Which town as the birthplace of Charles Darwin and Thomas Bowdler?
Answer: Shrewsbury

Question: The novelist Emile Zola,was the boyhood cpmpanion of which famous French artist in their home town of Aix en Provence?
Answer: Paul Cezanne

Question: Who played the part of Queen Elizabeth II in the film 'A Question Of Attribution'?
Answer: Prunella Scales

Question: In the Muslim world, what is a Hijab?
Answer: A Headscarf Worn By Women

Question: Pompey the Great and Crassus were two of the 'First Triumvirate' in 60 BC. Who was the third third?
Answer: Julius Caesar

Question: In the Bible, who was the first born of Isaac?
Answer: Esau

Question: What name is given to the skullcap worn by Jewish men?
Answer: YARMULKE or KIPPAH

Question: Which Belgian in 1969, was the first man to win all three major prizesin the Tour de France?
Answer: Eddy Merckx

Question: What is the SI unit of electrical capacity?
Answer: Farad

Question: Which Latin two-word phrase signifies a list of characters and actors in a play?
Answer: Dramatis Personae

Question: For advertising which product on ITV was Carol Vorderman sackedby BBC TV's 'Tomorrow's World'?
Answer: Ariel Washing Powder

Question: Who did Kruschev replace to become Soviet Prime Minister in 1958?
Answer: Bulganin

Question: What nationality was the Arctic explorer Willem Barents?
Answer: Dutch

Question: Which British male singer released the autobiography 'True: An Autobiography'?
Answer: Martin Kemp

Question: Which classic poem's firstline is "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever"?
Answer: 'ENDYMION' (Keats)

Question: Name either film for which Peter Ustinov won a Best Supporting Actor 'Oscar'?
Answer: 'SPARTACUS' or 'TOPKAPI'

Question: Which famous malt whisky distilled on Speyside by Seagrams, has the name George Smith & Sons on its labels?
Answer: Glenlivet

Question: Which range of mountains run down the western side of Southern India?
Answer: Western Ghats

Question: Which is the largest internal organ in the human body?
Answer: Liver

Question: Which French king was known as 'The King Consort of Scotland'because of his marriage to Mary Queen of Scots?
Answer: Francis Ii

Question: Vincent Van Gogh cut off part of his ear in remorse at having threatened which other famous artist with a razor?
Answer: Paulgaugin

Question: What is the name of the bay that indents much of the southern coast of Australia?
Answer: Great Australian Bight

Question: Octavian who became Augustus, and Lepidus were two of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43BC. Who was the third?
Answer: Mark Antony

Question: Whose most famous poem is 'The Tay Bridge Disaster' of 1879?
Answer: WILLIAM McGONAGALL

Question: Where in the human body is the Ethmoid bone?
Answer: Skull

Question: 'The Pied Piper of Hamlin' got rid of the rats by leading them into which river?
Answer: Weser

Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of 'The Peterloo Massacre'?
Answer: LORD LIVERPOOL or ROBERT JENKINSON

Question: Sold in 2004 for $104.2 million, the most expensive painting ever sold by Sotherby's was Garcon a la Pipe. Who painted it?
Answer: Pablo Picasso

Question: From which country does 'Monterey Jack' cheese come?
Answer: U.S.A

Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of 'The Boston Tea Party'?
Answer: LORD(Frederick)NORTH

Question: Which chemical element is named after a river?
Answer: RHENIUM (after the Rhine)

Question: The treacherous architect 'Seth Pecksniff' appears in which Dickens novel?
Answer: 'Martin Chuzzlewit'

Question: In which Italian city does the 'Serie A' football team Chievo play its home games?
Answer: Verona

Question: Which e-commerce website was founded by Jeffrey Bezos in 1994?
Answer: Amazon

Question: The notorious headmaster 'Thomas Gradgrind' appears in which Dickens novel?
Answer: 'Hard Times'

Question: In which Italian city does the Serie A football team Atalanta play its home games?
Answer: Bergamo

Question: Which chemical element is named after a mythical country?
Answer: THULIUM (after Thule)

Question: The 'Adi Granth Sahib' is a sacred text of which religion?
Answer: Sikhism

Question: Who is the current monarch of Belgium?
Answer: King Albert Ii

Question: Who is the current monarch of Norway?
Answer: King Harald V

Question: The 'Rid Vega' and 'Sama Veda' are sacred texts of which religion?
Answer: Hinduism

Question: In which country are the headquarters of the supermarket chain 'Netto'?
Answer: Denmark

Question: To which family of mammals does the Wolverine belong?
Answer: MUSTELIDAE or WEASEL FAMILY

Question: In Egyptian mythology, 'Sobek' was the personification of which animal?
Answer: Crocodile

Question: 'The Fear' was a 2009 number one hit for which singer?
Answer: Lily Allen

Question: To which family of mammals does the Aardwolf belong?
Answer: HYAENIDAE or HYENA FAMILY

Question: In Egyptian mythology, 'Hathor’ was the personification of which animal?
Answer: Cow