Question: What is the name of the purple dinosaur on American children’s TV?
Answer: Barney

Question: Bufophobia is an abnormal fear of which creatures?
Answer: Toads

Question: Perentophobia is an abnormal fear of which family member?
Answer: Mother-in-law

Question: Which record label called itself “Soulsville USA”?
Answer: Stax

Question: In which country fid Fado music originate?
Answer: Portugal

Question: Which was the first city in the USA to be associated with brass band music?
Answer: New Orleans

Question: In alphabetical order which is the first city in the world?
Answer: Abu Dhabi

Question: Dili is the capital of which country?
Answer: East Timor

Question: Which former capital city’s name means residence of peace?
Answer: Dar es Salaam

Question: In which newspaper did the Perishers first appear?
Answer: Daily Mirror

Question: Which is Britain’s oldest newspaper strip?
Answer: Rupert the Bear

Question: Which is England’s deepest lake?
Answer: Wastwater

Question: In which US state would you find the Great Salt Lake?
Answer: Utah

Question: Which martial art is known as the military martial art?
Answer: Tae kwon doh

Question: Which brand uses the advertising slogan ‘Because I’m worth it’?
Answer: L’Oréal

Question: Car licence plates from which US state bear the slogan ‘The Last Frontier’?
Answer: Alaska

Question: Which is the largest and most muscular of the four chambers of the human heart?
Answer: Left ventricle

Question: Which Shipping Forecast area contains the Shetland and Orkney archipelagos?
Answer: Fair Isle

Question: Who wrote the pair of one-act plays collectively known as Separate Tables?
Answer: Terence Rattigan

Question: American Buffalo and Glengarry Glen Ross are plays by which US playwright?
Answer: David Mamet

Question: Which guitarist had a 1968 hit with the self-penned instrumental Classical Gas?
Answer: Mason Williams

Question: Which song was a UK number one for Harry Belafonte in 1957 and for Boney M in 1978?
Answer: Mary’s Boy Child

Question: Which character made his second appearance in the 1916 novel Greenmantle?
Answer: Richard Hannay

Question: What is the Spanish word for ‘navy’?
Answer: Armada

Question: Which mild analgesic drug is marketed under the trade name Nurofen?
Answer: Ibuprofen

Question: In Round the Horn, which pair once ran a firm of solicitors called ‘Bona Law’?
Answer: Julian and Sandy

Question: What would be removed in a pogonotomy?
Answer: A Beard

Question: What colour is iodine vapour?
Answer: Violet or Purple

Question: Published in June 2015, what is title of the fourth part of the Fifty Shades series?
Answer: Grey1

Question: Which type of cloth cap is named after the hero of a poem by Robert Burns?
Answer: Tam-O’-Shanter

Question: Who was the first Republican to be President of the USA?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln

Question: Who became President following the assassination of James Garfield in 1881?
Answer: Chester Arthur

Question: Which two motorways meet at the Almondsbury Interchange?
Answer: M5 and M4

Question: In which Yorkshire town are the Royal Horticultural Society’s Harlow Carr gardens?
Answer: Harrogate

Question: Martin and Anne Bryce were leading characters in which sitcom of the 1980s?
Answer: Ever Decreasing Circles

Question: In which film did Sean Connery play a character called Henry Jones?
Answer: Indiana Jones and the Last

Question: Which is the only city in the UK whose name begins with the letter T?
Answer: Truro

Question: Who created the character ‘Mr Pastry’?
Answer: Richard Hearne

Question: Who played the title role the ITV series Ivanhoe, first broadcast in 1958?
Answer: Roger Moore

Question: Which bakery chain uses the slogan ‘Always fresh. Always tasty’?
Answer: Greggs

Question: Which drummer split from Rory Storm and the Hurricanes in August 1962?
Answer: Ringo Starr/Richard Starkey

Question: Northland, Gisborne, and Marlborough are wine-growing areas in which country?
Answer: New Zealand

Question: In 2012, who became the first South African cricketer to score a test-match triple century?
Answer: Hashim Amla

Question: The John Lewis stores’ catalogue played a prominent role in which scandal of 2009?
Answer: MPs Expenses

Question: Sally Ann Howes was 38-years-old when she played the female lead in which family film?
Answer: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Question: ‘The Merryman and His Maid’ is the subtitle of which Gilbert and Sullivan opera?
Answer: The Yeomen Of The Guard

Question: “If you have no daughters, give them to your sons.” Give them what, exactly?
Answer: Hot Cross Buns

Question: Which Victorian author is credited with introducing the pillar box into the UK?
Answer: Anthony Trollope

Question: Soccer. Who became manager of West Ham in June 2015?
Answer: Slaven BILIC

Question: In the Bible, who visited Solomon in Kings 1, chapter 10?
Answer: Queen Of Sheba

Question: Judaism. If Rosh Hashanah celebrates the Jewish New Year, what is Rosh Chodesh?
Answer: A New Month

Question: Whose eyes feature in the title of a 1978 film, directed by Irvin Kershner?
Answer: Laura Mars

Question: What is the first name of the Mr. Campbell who is a Crystal Palace striker?
Answer: Fraizer

Question: In which sport is the Swaythling Cup a major trophy?
Answer: Table Tennis

Question: What sort of passports were internationally-recognised travel documents given to stateless refugees?
Answer: NANSEN passports

Question: The peace treaty was signed at Versailles, but where in France was the armistice signed?
Answer: Compiegne

Question: In which decade of the last century was Tutankhamun’s tomb discovered?
Answer: 1920s

Question: What took place at Henley-on-Thames on June 10th, 1829?
Answer: First University Boat Race

Question: Which country shares its western border with Romania and its eastern border with Ukraine?
Answer: Moldova

Question: Who composed the opera ‘Carmen’ (1875)?
Answer: Georges BIZET

Question: What traditional name for a badger comes originally from an Irish Gaelic word?
Answer: Brock

Question: Which liqueur is named after the Carthusian monastery where it was first made in 1737?
Answer: Chartreuse

Question: What is the first name of Mr. Maldonado, the Venezuelan Formula 1 driver?
Answer: Pastor

Question: What does a dog normally do before lying down?
Answer: CIRCLES a few times

Question: If a ship has been turned onto its side for cleaning, it is said to be what? (Eight letters.)
Answer: Careened

Question: The three largest towns in ‘The English Riviera’ are Torquay, Paignton, and … what?
Answer: Brixham

Question: Where in southern England would you find the Aubrey Holes?
Answer: Stonehenge

Question: What river converges with the River Test at Southampton?
Answer: Itchen

Question: Which English magician and tv host was born on this day in 1938?
Answer: Paul Daniels

Question: Which legend of the British pop world died on March the 8th 2016?
Answer: George Martin

Question: General Motors, commonly known as GM, is based in which Michigan city?
Answer: Detroit

Question: What is the surname of the pop twins known as ‘Jedward’?
Answer: Grimes

Question: Which top tennis player became father to two sets of twins in less than five years?
Answer: Roger Federer

Question: What is the four-word name of the 1951 play on which ‘Cabaret’ is based?
Answer: I Am A Camera

Question: Following the overture, what is the opening number in ‘Oliver’ (1968)?
Answer: Food, Glorious Food

Question: In heraldry, the colour green is known as what?
Answer: Vert

Question: In the tv programme ‘Dad’s Army’, what is Private Pike’s first name?
Answer: Frank

Question: ‘Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less’ (1976) was whose debut novel?
Answer: Jeffrey Archer

Question: In 1954, Sun Myung Moon founded the Unification Church in which country?
Answer: South Korea

Question: Which American newspaper commissioned Stanley to find Livingstone?
Answer: New York Herald