Question: Celtic Crusaders join the Rugby League Superleague in 2009, in which town or city is the club based?
Answer: Bridgend

Question: To within 10 either way, how many seats are there in the US House of Representatives?
Answer: 435

Question: Who was the British General who died at the Battle of Coruña in 1809?
Answer: Sir John Moore

Question: Who wrote the poem 'Not waving but drowning'?
Answer: Stevie Smith

Question: What is the common name of the fruit Prunus Armeniaca?
Answer: Apricot

Question: What was the official residence of the monarch between 1698 and 1837?
Answer: St James Palace

Question: Rosario is a principal town or city in which country?
Answer: Argentina

Question: According to mythology, who was the swift-footed huntress who lost a race when she stopped to pick up a golden apple?
Answer: Atalanta

Question: Published in 1826 whose song, a rendition of 'Ave Maria', is classified as Opus 52 no 6?
Answer: Schubert

Question: Which 1966 western featured the characters Tuco, Blondie and Angel Eyes?
Answer: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Question: According to mythology, who was rescued by Perseus after being chained to a rock as a sacrifice?
Answer: Andromeda

Question: The Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks are in which US state?
Answer: Utah

Question: What is the fruit of the shrub/plant Rubus Idaeus?
Answer: Raspberry

Question: Who directed the film 'Good Morning Vietnam'?
Answer: Barry Levinson

Question: Robert the Bruce is buried in which town?
Answer: Dunfermline

Question: Which of the former eastern bloc countries, now a member of the EU is the only one to have adopted the euro as its currency?
Answer: Slovenia

Question: Sir Thomas Bertram owns which estate in an 1814 novel?
Answer: Mansfield Park

Question: In which Shakespeare play does the character Custard appear?
Answer: Love's Labours Lost

Question: The LHC is operated by the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, by what initials is this organisation known?
Answer: Cern

Question: Whose Law states that equal volumes of gases at the same temperature and pressure contain equal numbers of molecules?
Answer: Avogadro

Question: A biography of which pop group was subtitled 'The World's First Supergroup'?
Answer: Cream

Question: On which island did St John write Revelations?
Answer: Patmos

Question: What was the capital of the USA between 1790 and 1800?
Answer: Philadephia

Question: What type of precious stone is the "Star of India"?
Answer: A Sapphire

Question: How should one address an ambassador?
Answer: Your Excellency

Question: Who, in the world of show business, was originally named 'Dimples' by Eric Morecambe?
Answer: Des O'Connor

Question: Which Mediterranean island is associated with the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite?
Answer: Cyprus

Question: Which chocolate bar, has had its name changed to 'Snickers'?
Answer: Marathon

Question: Which fictional human character was known as the 'Napoleon of Crime'?
Answer: Moriarty

Question: 'Glass's Guide' is a publication to interest a buyer of what?
Answer: A Car

Question: What is the American equivalent of the 'Financial Times'?
Answer: Wall Street Journal

Question: Which radio comedian's catch-phrase was 'right monkey'?
Answer: Al Read

Question: In which country would you find the holy city of the Islamic religion, Mecca?
Answer: Saudi Arabia

Question: Who was the original owner of the beautiful yacht "Nabila" which was named after his daughter?
Answer: Adnan Kashoggi

Question: In the story of "Alice in Wonderland", what kind of creature did Alice find on top of a toadstool, smoking a hookah?
Answer: A Caterpillar

Question: Which American rock 'n' roll star is nicknamed 'The Killer'?
Answer: Jerry Lee Lewis

Question: Jezebel, was the wife of which biblical King?
Answer: Ahab

Question: What was the Christian name of the Spanish painter Goya?
Answer: Francisco

Question: Which stage and TV comedian, popular in the 1950s and 1960s appeared as a drunk in a dinner jacket, holding on to a lamp-post with one hand, and a broken cigarette with the other?
Answer: Freddie Frinton

Question: The heroine of which classic novel has a father named "Carver"?
Answer: Lorna Doone

Question: What physical disability is highlighted in the film "Children of a Lesser God"?
Answer: Deafness

Question: What is the nickname given by jazz musicians to the clarinet?
Answer: Liquorice Stick

Question: Which town is "celebrated" in the song "Dirty Old Town"?
Answer: Salford

Question: What was the forename of the French Painter "Manet"?
Answer: Edouard

Question: In "Alice in Wonderland" when the Cheshire Cat disappears what is left behind?
Answer: Its Grin

Question: Which 1960s film ends when the camera- ans away from a coach teetering over the edge of a cliff on a mountain road?
Answer: The Italian Job

Question: How old was Lester Piggott when he rode his first winner - "The Chase" at Haydock Park in 1948?
Answer: Twelve

Question: Which comedian founded the satirical magazine "Private Eye"?
Answer: Peter Cook

Question: In Stevenson's classic book, "Treasure Island" who was the captain of the Hispaniola"?
Answer: Captain Smollett

Question: Who founded an airline in the 1930s in the USA, which developed into the modern company TWA (Trans-World Airlines)?
Answer: Howard Hughes

Question: What does "Oscar" (the academy award) hold in his hands?
Answer: A Sword

Question: Which famous battle took place four hundred years before Waterloo in 1815?
Answer: Agincourt

Question: The largest department store in the world is in New York City, what is its name?
Answer: Macy'S

Question: What word, other than blackmail, is used to describe the criminal offence of demanding money with menaces?
Answer: Extortion

Question: Which sign of the zodiac is represented by a mythical centaur?
Answer: Sagittarius

Question: In the film "The Absent-Minded professor" what substance was invented by Fred MacMurray?
Answer: Flubber

Question: The "Nimrod" reconnaissance aircraft is based on which former passenger aircraft?
Answer: The Comet

Question: Io is one of the moons of which planet?
Answer: Jupiter

Question: Which Californian city takes its name from the patron saint of Spain?
Answer: San Diego

Question: Which actor founded London's "Mermaid" Theatre?
Answer: Bernard Miles

Question: Who, in the Old Testament, said "Lord, let me die with mine enemies"?
Answer: Samson

Question: Which local golf course is properly called "Royal Liverpool"?
Answer: Hoylake

Question: Which creature has a chemical in its saliva which prevents blood from clotting?
Answer: Vampire Bat

Question: Whose last words were "I want you to believe that I was driving the car"?
Answer: Grace Kelly

Question: In the Aintree Grand National, how many fences are jumped before one reached "Beecher's Brook" for the first time?
Answer: Five

Question: Name either of the sister ships of the ill-fated "Titanic"?
Answer: OLYMPIC or BRITANNIC

Question: Which film brought John Mills his only Oscar?
Answer: Ryan'S Daughter

Question: Which county cricket team won the championship six times in the 20th century, although their last outright success was in 1934?
Answer: Lancashire

Question: Name the piece of classical music associated with the advertising slogan "Happiness is a cigar called Hamlet"?
Answer: Air on a G String

Question: Which lake was formed by the damming of the Zambezi River?
Answer: Kariba

Question: The Babington Plot was intended to dethrone which English monarch?
Answer: Elizabeth I

Question: John Torode and Gregg Wallace are the judges on which TV programme?
Answer: Masterchef

Question: In which Mississippi town was Elvis Presley born?
Answer: Tupelo

Question: Name either of the two bright stars in the constellation Gemini?
Answer: Castor or Pollux

Question: Lawrence Fox plays the sidekick of which TV detective?
Answer: Lewis

Question: Lawrence Fox married which actress in January 2008?
Answer: Billie Piper,