Question: In which American drama series does Michael C. Hall play the title character, a bloodstain pattern analyst for Miami Police who moonlights as a serial killer?
Answer: 'Dexter'

Question: Ceuta and Melilla are Spanish Overseas Territories in which country?
Answer: Morocco

Question: Which Nazi leader avoided execution after being sentenced to death at the 'Nuremburg Trials' by committing suicide hours before he was due to hang?
Answer: Hermann Goering

Question: Which European capital city is the highest above sea- level?
Answer: Madrid

Question: Who was the Aboriginal Australian athlete who won the women's 400m Gold Medal at the Sydney Olympics in 2000?
Answer: Cathy Freeman

Question: Sometimes called the 'Gurkha blade', what is the more common name given to the curved knife used as part of the regimental weaponry of Gurkha fighters?
Answer: Kukri

Question: Which African capital city is the highest above sea-level?
Answer: Addis Ababa

Question: Which former 'Shamelss' actor provided the voice for 'Gnomeo' in the 2011 film 'Gnomeo and Juliet'?
Answer: JAMES McAVOY

Question: Who was the last veteran of the American Civil War to be elected President of the USA?
Answer: WILLIAM McKINLEY

Question: Which American state shares borders with Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas?
Answer: Louisiana

Question: Who was the last veteran of the American War of Independence to be elected President of the USA?
Answer: James Monroe

Question: In which African country would you find the holiday destination of Sousse?
Answer: Tunisia

Question: Perhaps best known for her role in 'The Devil Wears Prada', which actress provided the voice for 'Juliet' in 'Gnomeo and Juliet'?
Answer: Emily Blunt

Question: What name is given to a Muslim who has memorised the Koran?
Answer: HAFIZ or HAFITH

Question: Released in 2011, 'Collapse Into Now' is the fifteenth studio album from which American rock band?
Answer: 'Rem'

Question: Which 16th century astronomer lost part of his nose in a duel as a student and had a metal replacement made which he wore for the rest of his life?
Answer: Tycho Brahe

Question: The 'Iron Guard' was a fascist movement and political party operating in which European country during the 1930's?
Answer: Romania

Question: In David Hockney's famous painting 'Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Percy', what type of creature is 'Percy'?
Answer: Cat

Question: On which fictional island was the sit-com 'Father Ted' set?
Answer: 'Craggy Island'

Question: Of what is Petrology the study?
Answer: Rocks

Question: Publishes posthumously in 1971, who wrote the novel 'Maurice'?
Answer: E.M. Forster

Question: In the novel by EM Forster, in which Italian city was there 'A Room With A View'?
Answer: Florence

Question: Which animal is the subject of Edwin Landseer's famous painting 'Monarch Of The Glen'?
Answer: Stag

Question: In which US city do the Baseball team known as the 'Pirates' play their home games?
Answer: Pittsburg

Question: SWAPO was the name of the guerrilla army that fought for independence for which African country?
Answer: Namibia

Question: The 1997 film 'A Thousand Acres', directed by Jocelyn Moorhouse, was a reworking of which of Shakespeare's plays?
Answer: 'King Lear'

Question: Which late 19th and early 20th century aesthetic movement would you associate with the architects Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Frank Lloyd-Wright and the artist William Morris?
Answer: ARTS & CRAFTS (Movement)

Question: Bruce Dickinson, Blaze Bayley and Paul d'Anno have all been the lead singer of which rock group?
Answer: 'Iron Maiden'

Question: Which company produced the 'Playstation' video games console?
Answer: Sony

Question: The teachings of which philosopher are known as 'The Analects'?
Answer: Confucius

Question: Which Brazilian footballer won the World Cup as a player in 1958 and 1962 and as a manager in 1970?
Answer: Mario Zagallo

Question: How many legs does a 'Woodlouse' have?
Answer: Fourteen (14)

Question: Which pop group, that had hits in the 1990's with 'Glory Box' and 'All Mine', are named after a small town in Somerset?
Answer: 'Portishead'

Question: What is the name of NASA's robotic rover that landed on Mars this month?
Answer: Curiosity

Question: 'Princess Odette' is the central character in which of Tchaikovsky's ballet's?
Answer: 'Swan Lake'

Question: Which Rogers & Hammerstein musical is based on two short stories by the American author James Michener?
Answer: 'South Pacific'

Question: Which fish is traditionally used in the Anglo-Indian dish known as Kedgeree?
Answer: Haddock

Question: Which famous composer was the father-in-law of Richard Wagner?
Answer: Franz Liszt

Question: For which English county Cricket team was Brian Lara playing when he scored his world record 501 not out?
Answer: Warwickshire

Question: During which war was Shakespeare's play 'Troilus And Cressida' set?
Answer: Trojan War

Question: In the poem by William Blake which animal was "Burning bright in the forests of the night"?
Answer: 'The Tyger'

Question: Which country's Rugby Union team is nicknamed 'The Panthers'?
Answer: Argentina

Question: In which city did Steve Redgrave win his first Olympic Gold Medal?
Answer: Los Angeles

Question: What is the capital of the Pitcairn Islands?
Answer: Adamstown

Question: The practicing Mormon, Brandon Flowers, is the lead singer of which American rock group?
Answer: The Killers

Question: In which US city do the American Football team known as the 'Chargers' play their home games?
Answer: San Diego

Question: The 'World Expo' ended this month In which Asian country had it been held?
Answer: South Korea

Question: Which group had a hit in 1974 with 'This Town Ain't Big Enough For The Both Of Us'?
Answer: 'Sparks'

Question: In the Book of Genesis, who died whilst giving birth to her son, Benjamin?
Answer: Rachel

Question: Which SI unit is equal to one Joule per second?
Answer: Watt

Question: On which British island in the South Atlantic would you find Wideawake Airfield?
Answer: Ascension Island

Question: In which English county could you visit Bolingbroke Castle?
Answer: Lincolnshire

Question: Which former American President was nominated for re- election by the Bull Moose Party?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt

Question: After Oxford and Cambridge, which is England's next oldest university?
Answer: Durham

Question: Which French painter, who with his wife Sonia Terk, pioneered the art movement known as Orphism, is best known for his series of paintings of Paris and, in particular, of the Eiffel Tower?
Answer: Robert Delaunay

Question: What is the value of pi to two decimal places?
Answer: 3.14

Question: Who was the American screenwriter who created, wrote, narrated and hosted the science fiction series 'The Twilight Zone'?
Answer: Rod Serling

Question: In the children's t.v. programme, who was the 'Wombles' cook?
Answer: 'Madame Cholet'

Question: Historically, French kings were crowned at the famous cathedral in which French city?
Answer: Rheims

Question: Which Israeli Prime Minister resigned in 1974 following the Yom Kippur War?
Answer: Golda Meir

Question: Following the death of Augustus in AD14, who became the second Roman Emperor?
Answer: Tiberius

Question: On which river does the Welsh city of Newport stand?
Answer: Usk

Question: Who was the Hindu god of fire, portrayed with three legs and a thousand eyes?
Answer: Agni

Question: Which Italian city was ruled by the Visconti family between 1277 and 1477?
Answer: Milan

Question: In which country are the headquarters of the European Court of Justice?
Answer: Luxembourg

Question: Which engineer built the Menai Suspension Bridge and the Caledonian Canal?
Answer: Thomas Telford

Question: In Shakespeare's 'The Tempest', what is the name of the daughter of 'Prospero' who falls in love with 'Ferdinand'?
Answer: 'Miranda'

Question: Which city in New York State was settled by the Dutch in 1624 and originally known as Fort Orange?
Answer: Albany