Question: What Greek dish consists of lamb slow-baked on the bone, having been marinated in garlic and lemon juice?
Answer: Kleftiko

Question: In what TV game show do players not want to join the '200 Club'?
Answer: Pointless

Question: In Japan, what are Yomiuri Shimbun and Asahi Shimbun?
Answer: Newspapers

Question: Situated on the River Teme, what Shropshire town became the UK's first Slow Food town in 2002?
Answer: Ludlow

Question: Buckland Abbey in Devon was the 16th century home of which man?
Answer: Sir Francis Drake

Question: Translating as 'strong man', rikishi is the name given to a participant in what sport?
Answer: Sumo Wrestling

Question: Anthony Hopkins and Geoffrey Howe were born in which Welsh town?
Answer: Port Talbot

Question: The photographer Paparazzo was a character in which 1960 film?
Answer: La Dolce Vita

Question: Tumbago is an alloy of gold and which other metal?
Answer: Copper

Question: What is the cathedral church of Rome?
Answer: St John Lateran

Question: What type of emergency vehicle uses a green flashing light?
Answer: Doctor's car

Question: Which fuel is commonly found in cigarette lighters?
Answer: Butane

Question: How is the number 555 expressed in Roman numerals?
Answer: Dlv

Question: Border, Leicester and Corriedale are all breeds of what?
Answer: Sheep

Question: Which pop singer sang Lost in France in 1976?
Answer: Bonnie Tyler

Question: Specifically, where might you hear a coda?
Answer: At the end of a piece of music

Question: Where would you find the Via Lascivia, the Mount of Mercury and the Girdle of Venus?
Answer: The Palm of your Hand

Question: Give the whole name of the London borough in which Chelsea FC is based.
Answer: Hammersmith and Fulham

Question: Developed by E W Barton-Wright, what is Bartitsu (also called Baritsu)?
Answer: An English Martial Art

Question: Which African capital was previously called Leopoldville?
Answer: Kinshasa

Question: The Limehouse Declaration of 1981 created what?
Answer: Social Democratic Party

Question: Which was the first country to host the football World Cup twice?
Answer: Mexico

Question: Which marine creature is named after a ship?
Answer: Portuguese-Man-of War

Question: How many people have held the office of British Prime Minister since Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne?
Answer: Twelve

Question: Which UK bank has an eagle as its logo?
Answer: Barclays

Question: Which stage musical is performed on roller skates?
Answer: Starlight Express

Question: Which Internet service provider took its name from a cave in Sardinia?
Answer: Tiscali

Question: Footballers Bobby Moore (in 1962), Darren Fletcher (in 2004), Steven Davis (in 2006) and Aaron Ramsey (in 2011) have what distinction in common?
Answer: Youngest players to captain their country

Question: Who lost the longest ever tennis match at Wimbledon (in 2010)?
Answer: Nicolas Mahut

Question: Which member of the royal family is patron of the Scottish Rugby Union?
Answer: Princess Anne, the Princess Royal

Question: At which stately home can you see the Emperor fountain?
Answer: Chatsworth

Question: In which decade was the Suez canal opened?
Answer: 1860s

Question: Who wrote The Book of Snobs?
Answer: W M Thackeray

Question: How many degrees above the equator is the Tropic of Cancer?
Answer: 23.5°

Question: The 1995 film Babe was inspired by which Dick King-Smith novel?
Answer: The Sheep-Pig

Question: According to a genealogy website, Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is claimed to be a distant relation of which English novelist?
Answer: Jane Austen

Question: What highly toxic substance was used in the manufacture of the popular Victorian colouring material Scheele's Green?
Answer: Arsenic

Question: What is the nickname of the darts player Ted Hankey?
Answer: The Count

Question: In which town was Osama bin Laden killed?
Answer: Abbotabad

Question: Who played the US President, allegedly based on Bill Clinton, in the 1998 film Primary Colors?
Answer: John Travolta

Question: What was the name of the cruise liner which capsized off the Italian coast in January 2012?
Answer: Costa Concordia

Question: In which city is the most famous Palio run?
Answer: Siena

Question: What colour is a twenty Euro note?
Answer: Blue

Question: What are Gill Sans, Univers and Helvetica?
Answer: Fonts / Typefaces

Question: In which North American city is the John Hancock Center?
Answer: Chicago

Question: As well as being a writer on cricket, John Arlott also wrote extensively about what?
Answer: Wine

Question: """Is that your final answer?"" is a catchphrase associated with which TV quiz show?"
Answer: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

Question: Which famous nurse kept a pet owl in her pocket and spent the last fifty years of her life in bed?
Answer: Florence Nightingale

Question: Whose last words were, "I've had eighteen straight whiskies. I think that's the record."?
Answer: Dylan Thomas

Question: On a garment care label, a square with a circle inside, superimposed by a cross indicates what?
Answer: Do Not Tumble Dry

Question: Name either of the gay men in the radio series Round the Horne.
Answer: Julian or Sandy

Question: In whose books would you find the Baker Street Irregulars?
Answer: Arthur Conan Doyle

Question: Which is the only London underground line which interconnects with every other line?
Answer: Jubilee

Question: Icelandic singer Bjork was lead singer with which group from 1986 to 1992?
Answer: The Sugarcubes

Question: In which month of the year is London's Lord Mayor's Show traditionally held?
Answer: November

Question: Which actor on television played Bernard Woolley in 'Yes Minister' and Oscar Blaketon in 'Heartbeat'?
Answer: Derek Fowlds

Question: In which year was the Battle of Quebec (where the Heights of Abraham were scaled)?
Answer: 1759

Question: Which Simpson' TV cartoon series character is voiced by Kelsey Grammar?
Answer: Sideshow Bob

Question: Which river is formed by the confluence of Gayle Beck and Cam Beck?
Answer: The Ribble

Question: Which musical show and film features the song 'Good Morning Baltimore'?
Answer: Hairspray

Question: Which famous work by Brendan Behan is set in a Dublin prison?
Answer: The Quare Fellow

Question: Which British football club was founded by Brother Walfrid?
Answer: (Glasgow) Celtic

Question: Which knighted Leeds born 'fixer' died in October 2011?
Answer: Sir Jimmy Savile

Question: Tasseomancy is a form of telling the future by doing what?
Answer: Reading Tea Leaves

Question: Which French president succeeded Charles de Gaulle?
Answer: Georges Pompidou

Question: Which work of literature begins with the lines 'Of Man's first disobedience and the fruit of that forbidden tree...'?
Answer: Paradise Lost

Question: Perth, Pontefract and which other horse racing venue in Great Britain begin with P?
Answer: Plumpton

Question: Who made the 1993 album 'Music Box' which sold 32 million copies?
Answer: Mariah Carey

Question: What name is given to a lift which consists of a chain of open compartments moving continuously in a loop?
Answer: Paternoster

Question: Who plays Kevin Webster in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: Michael Le Vell

Question: Which motorway links Glasgow with Stirling?
Answer: M80

Question: What is the British Army equivalent to the German military rank of Oberst?
Answer: Colonel

Question: Who is the star of TVs sitcom 'Rev'?
Answer: Tom Hollander

Question: Which city is served by Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport?
Answer: Montreal

Question: London's Tower Bridge is a suspension and what other type of bridge?
Answer: Bascule

Question: Who plays Cain Dingle in `Emmerdale'?
Answer: Jeff Hordley

Question: Which short motorway links Bradford with the M62?
Answer: M606

Question: Which Soviet leader preceded Yuri Andropov?
Answer: Leonid Brezhnev