Question: What is added to Windsor red cheese to give it it’s distinctive colour
Answer: Red wine

Question: Which popular rum based liqueur is flavoured with coffee
Answer: Tia Maria

Question: What building is shown on the label of a bottle of H.P. Sauce
Answer: The Houses of Parliament

Question: What is measured by the Stanford Binet test
Answer: Intelligence

Question: What is the only living creature that can be turned inside out and still remain alive
Answer: The leech

Question: What is the name of the pub in Ballykissangel
Answer: Fitzgerald’s Bar

Question: In the Robin Hood T.V. series starring Richard Green what was the name of the inn that was used
Answer: The Blue Boar

Question: What is the name of the Likely Lads local
Answer: The Wheatsheaf

Question: From which inn did Chaucer's pilgrims set out in the Canterbury Tales
Answer: The Tabard at Southwark

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Would I Lie to You
Answer: Charles and Eddie

Question: What was the sequel to a Fish Called Wanda
Answer: Fierce Creatures

Question: Which 1998 film starred James Belushi and Tupac Shakur as a couple of policemen who rip off drug dealers before killing them
Answer: Gang Related

Question: Who twice took Honey to number 2 in the U.K. charts
Answer: Bobby Goldsboro

Question: Of whom did Margaret Asquith say if he was not a great man at least he was a great poster
Answer: Lord Kitchener

Question: Garnet comes in many colours but what is the commonest
Answer: Red

Question: Who took over the England cricket captaincy from Alex Stewart in 1999
Answer: Nasser Hussain

Question: Which sport can take place on sand, water or ice
Answer: Yachting

Question: After Britain lost the war of American Independence which part of North America did they retain
Answer: Canada

Question: Who was the last Viceroy of India
Answer: Lord Mountbatten

Question: What was the Sunday Mirror called prior to 1964
Answer: The Sunday Pictorial

Question: Who was the original owner of the now defunct newspaper Today
Answer: Eddy Shah

Question: What was the name of the sport only newspaper launched in March 1998
Answer: Sport First

Question: What is the monthly magazine published by the Consumer’s Association called
Answer: Which

Question: Name British Television's longest running comedy series
Answer: Last of the Summer Wine

Question: Only one British P.M. has been assassinated, but who shot him
Answer: John Bellingham

Question: How long is a jiffy
Answer: A hundredth of a second

Question: Which cylindrical biscuits are often served with a filling of Chantilly cream
Answer: Brandy snaps

Question: What kind of drink is Barack which is a favourite drink of Hungarians
Answer: Apricot brandy

Question: Which general lends his name to a cocktail made with cream, creme de cacao and brandy
Answer: Alexander it’s a brandy Alexander

Question: What is the collective noun for a group of leopards
Answer: Leap

Question: What type of bird is a Jonathan Livingstone
Answer: Seagull

Question: In botany to which family do the two species of rape belong
Answer: Mustard

Question: What is the name of the theme music used in The Lone Ranger T.V. series
Answer: The William Tell Overture

Question: Where does Roland Rat claim to have been born
Answer: In a sewer under Kings Cross Station

Question: Who was the original voice of the balls on the National Lottery Show
Answer: Alan Deddicoat

Question: Which cricketer was nicknamed Chilly
Answer: Chris Old

Question: Which Grand Prix did Alain Prost win 5 times in the 80’s
Answer: Brazilian

Question: Which British battleship was sank by a submarine while in Scapa Flow
Answer: The Royal Oak

Question: Which cavalry regiment was Custer’s last command
Answer: The Seventh Cavalry

Question: Which wars began with the Battle of St. Albans and finished with the Battle of Bosworth
Answer: The Wars of the Roses

Question: What is the name given to the slits in castle walls that archers fired through
Answer: Loop holes

Question: Which film star and singer said your not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on
Answer: Dean Martin

Question: Who said (when speaking of cars) you can have any colour you want as long as its black
Answer: Henry Ford

Question: Who described a cauliflower as a cabbage with a college education
Answer: Mark Twain

Question: What is the name of the dress worn by Chinese women with the long split in the side
Answer: The cheong sam

Question: What is the official religion of Benin (formerly Dahomey)
Answer: Voodoo

Question: Which men’s magazine was originally going to be called Stag Party
Answer: Playboy

Question: What top-selling UK newspaper was produced on Sundays for the first time in 2012
Answer: The Sun

Question: What is the oldest English Sunday newspaper
Answer: The Observer

Question: What was the name of the hit theme from the Van Der Valk T.V. series
Answer: Eye Level

Question: Who were the first vocal group to top the UK charts way back in the 50's
Answer: The Stargazers

Question: Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt were which pop duo
Answer: Everything But The Girl

Question: What does the musical term presto mean
Answer: Fast

Question: Which German battleship was scuttled at the River Plate in 1939
Answer: Graf Spee

Question: In which conflict did these three battles occur, Memphis, Antietam and Fredericksburg
Answer: American Civil War

Question: Which country is the maker of the Exocet missile
Answer: France

Question: Which Greek general invaded India in 326 B.C.
Answer: Alexander the Great

Question: What is the last field event in the decathlon
Answer: Javelin

Question: Who to date has been the oldest Formula One World Champion
Answer: Juan Fangio 46

Question: On which West Indian island was John Barnes born
Answer: Jamaica

Question: What is the French Stock Exchange called
Answer: The Bourse

Question: What is the currency of Bulgaria
Answer: Lev

Question: How much was an English florin worth in decimal coinage
Answer: Ten new pence

Question: What is the name given to the male honeybee
Answer: A drone

Question: What was used to dry ink before blotting paper
Answer: Fine sand

Question: Decus et Tutanem is found on the edges of the pound coin what does it mean
Answer: Ornament and a Safeguard

Question: Which musical instrument is sometimes called the clown of the orchestra
Answer: The bassoon

Question: What would an American call the icing on a cake
Answer: Frosting

Question: What do Americans call hares
Answer: Jack rabbits

Question: What would an American call a drawing pin
Answer: Thumb tack

Question: What do the English know American root beer as
Answer: Ginger beer

Question: Which French Noblewoman murdered Jean-Paul Marrat in his bath
Answer: Charlotte Corday

Question: What is the name of Britain’s only prison ship
Answer: H.M.P. Weare

Question: On which North London estate was policeman Keith Blakelok savagely murdered
Answer: Broadwater Farm

Question: Which criminal who was executed was made into a romantic hero in the novel Rookwood
Answer: Dick Turpin

Question: Which circus did Coco the Clown star in for over thirty years
Answer: Bertram Mills

Question: What was the title of Nightmare on Elm Street 6
Answer: Freddys Dead

Question: From which American soap was The Colbys a spin off
Answer: Dynasty

Question: Which supermodel has been seen in adverts for the Citroen Xsara wearing very little
Answer: Claudia Schiffer

Question: Snooker referee Len Ganley crushed a snooker ball to powder in a T.V. advert, what product was being advertised
Answer: Carling Black Label

Question: Which British industry’s advertising slogan in the eighties was We’re getting there
Answer: British Rail

Question: Chas and Dave sang Gertcha on which brewery’s advert
Answer: Courage

Question: Which brand of cigarettes did former U.S. President Ronald Reagan advertise in the fifties
Answer: Chesterfield