Question: On the American railways what is the caboose
Answer: Guard's van

Question: What type of bird is a White Holland
Answer: Turkey

Question: Which is the largest of The Great Lakes
Answer: Lake Superior

Question: Which Scottish international footballer was killed by lightning on Enfield Golf Course
Answer: John White

Question: Which of Henry V111's wives was known as The Flanders Mare
Answer: Anne of Cleves

Question: What were the world's first commercially available disposable nappies called
Answer: Paddipads

Question: What type of creature was the cartoon character Snagglepuss
Answer: Lion

Question: In what year was The Gunpowder Plot
Answer: 1605

Question: For which fictitious Football Team did Roy of the Rovers play
Answer: Melchester Rovers

Question: Which country manufactures the Silkworm Missile
Answer: China

Question: Which World War 2 battle may be said to have been fought by slimmers
Answer: The Battle of the Bulge

Question: How would you write 200 in Roman numerals
Answer: Cc

Question: Which British boxer was known as the Fleetwood Assassin
Answer: Jane Crouch

Question: What are the punched holes on the sides of postage stamps called
Answer: Perforations

Question: What would Del boy expect to get if he ordered a Ruby Murray
Answer: Curry

Question: Whose motto was all for one and one for all
Answer: The Three Musketeers

Question: Where in Britain is the Great Western Railway Museum
Answer: Swindon

Question: In which country is the world's highest waterfall
Answer: Venezuela

Question: What do you need to know to get into the Tower of London after 10 P.M.
Answer: The password

Question: What does the Government Department Bona Vacantia concern itself with
Answer: Unclaimed property after deaths

Question: Where would you have to go to view the Mona Lisa (not just the city)
Answer: The Louvre

Question: Who was the comedian noted for his odd odes
Answer: Cyril Fletcher

Question: What was the only U.K. number one for The Supremes
Answer: Baby Love

Question: How many sides has a heptagon
Answer: Seven

Question: What is the name given to the home of a racoon
Answer: Den

Question: Who managed Scotland in the 1986 Football World Cup
Answer: Alex Ferguson

Question: In the 1998 set of commemorative stamps depicting comedians was issued who was on the 20p stamp
Answer: Tommy Cooper

Question: Where on a ship would you find the lubber's hole
Answer: On the mast

Question: What is the meaning of Golgotha
Answer: Place of the skull

Question: What is the state capital of Illinois
Answer: Springfield

Question: Alphabetically what is the first country in Africa
Answer: Algeria

Question: How often does a census take place in Britain
Answer: Every 10 years

Question: Name all six books of the Old Testament that begin with the letter J
Answer: Joshua, Judges, Job, Jeremiah, Joel and Jona

Question: Who was the original lead singer with The Moody Blues
Answer: Denny Laine

Question: What were the Quarter sessions and Assizes replaced by
Answer: Crown Courts

Question: What is the name of the policeman in The Noddy stories
Answer: P.C. Plod

Question: What colour is Park Lane on a Monopoly board
Answer: Dark blue

Question: In the horror film Them what type of creatures were Them
Answer: Ants

Question: What is the capital of Iran
Answer: Tehran

Question: What was snooker champion Joe Davis's home town
Answer: Chesterfield

Question: What was the name of the Brazilian girl who had a child by Ronnie Biggs allowing him to stay in Brazil
Answer: Raimunda

Question: In what year was the Wall Street crash
Answer: 1929

Question: Which French town is served by the Cote D'Azure Airport
Answer: Nice

Question: Who was the composer of the Student Prince
Answer: Sigmund Romberg

Question: Which confection was originally called Eskimo Pie
Answer: Choc ices accept choc bars

Question: What do the letters P.C. mean on an Ordnance Survey map
Answer: Public Convenience

Question: What was the London Billingsgate market famous for selling
Answer: Fish

Question: What were the first names of Abbot and Costello
Answer: Bud and Lou

Question: What is the capital of Albania
Answer: Tirana

Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Eternal Flame
Answer: Bangles

Question: What was the earliest known antibiotic
Answer: Penicillin

Question: Which university did Prince Charles attend
Answer: Cambridge

Question: Which organisation claims to be the fourth emergency service
Answer: The A.A.

Question: What was the name of the character played by John Le Mesurier in Dad's Army
Answer: Sergeant Wilson

Question: Which two months does the sign of the Zodiac Cancer cover
Answer: June and July

Question: What was the test cricket ground in 1998 where a test match was abandoned for the first time because the pitch was too dangerous
Answer: Sabina Park in the West Indies

Question: Who played the part of Father Ted in the T.V. series
Answer: Dermot Morgan

Question: What were the First names of the five Earp brothers of Western fame
Answer: Wyatt, Virgil, Baxter, Morgan, and Jim

Question: With which item of clothing do you associate Mary Phelps Jacob
Answer: Bra

Question: What was the most successful film released in the seventies
Answer: Star Wars

Question: What colour is the fruit of an aubergine
Answer: Purple

Question: Which group sang about Baggy Trousers
Answer: Madness

Question: In the nursery rhyme who saw Cock Robin die
Answer: The fly

Question: What is the name of the house in Cluedo in which the murder takes place
Answer: Arlington Grange

Question: Who in the poem married the owl and the pussycat
Answer: The turkey

Question: Who contested the 2003 Rugby League Challenge Cup final
Answer: Bradford Bulls 22 Leeds Rhinos 20

Question: In which T.V. game show do Dolly Dealers appear
Answer: Play Your Cards Right

Question: By what name did we know Paul O'Grady on Television (Prior to 'The Paul O'Grady Show')
Answer: Lily Savage

Question: Which children's T.V. characters were created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport
Answer: The Teletubbies

Question: Above which calibre does a firearm become artillery
Answer: Twenty millimetres

Question: Enetophobia is the unreasonable fear of what everyday object
Answer: Pins

Question: In the advert which soap claimed to make you a little lovelier each day
Answer: Pink Camay

Question: Which terrorist gang murdered Christian Democrat leader Aldo Moro
Answer: The Red Brigade

Question: Henri Landru was a mass murderer under what nickname was he better known
Answer: Bluebeard

Question: What disease is shown by a rash and a strawberry coloured tongue
Answer: Scarlet fever

Question: Which wine was Elkie Brooks singing about in 1978
Answer: Lilac Wine got to number 16

Question: What was the best selling single in Britain in the year 1973
Answer: Tie a Yellow Ribbon by Dawn

Question: What make of tea is flavoured with oil of bergamot
Answer: Earl Grey

Question: In what area of London did Jack the Ripper kill his victims
Answer: Whitechapel

Question: Which toothpaste in the 60's advertised The ring of confidence
Answer: Colgate

Question: What is the nickname of the A 830 trunk road
Answer: The Road to the Isles

Question: What is the only chess piece that cannot be taken
Answer: The king

Question: Which pop group took it’s name from an unemployment benefit card
Answer: Ub 40

Question: What was the name of the commission that investigated the bribery allegations in South African cricket
Answer: The King Commission

Question: Which actor played the crippled deputy in Gunsmoke
Answer: Dennis Weaver

Question: Name one of the two camps where Sergeant Bilko was stationed
Answer: Fort Baxter Camp Fremont

Question: In which English county is the river Kent
Answer: Cumbria

Question: What does Desperate Dan shave with
Answer: A blowlamp

Question: In which city was Terry Waite kidnapped in 1987
Answer: Beirut

Question: How would you travel on a silent safari
Answer: By balloon