Question: What is added to Vermouth and Whisky to make a 'Manhattan' cocktail?
Answer: Dash Of Bitters

Question: In Scrabble what is the value of the letter 'P'?
Answer: Three Points (3)

Question: Which town is the administrative centre of Northumberland?
Answer: Morpeth

Question: What name is given to a picture or pattern made up of several small pieces of glass, stone etc., of various colours?
Answer: Mosaic

Question: Which Conservative Party chairman was the son of actress Dinah Sheridan?
Answer: Jeremy Hanley

Question: In which British city are the areas Sneiton, Lenton and Colwick?
Answer: Nottingham

Question: In which constellation is the star Betelgeuse?
Answer: Orion

Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'Circle Of Life' come?
Answer: 'The Lion King'

Question: Which group had a top ten hit with the song 'Why Does It Always Rain On Me'?
Answer: 'Travis'

Question: What is the theatre equivalent of the US film industry's 'Oscar'?
Answer: The 'Tony'

Question: Who did Arthur Bremer shoot and paralyse in an assassination attempt during the US Presidential Election of 1972?
Answer: George Wallace

Question: What year was called 'The Year of Victories'?
Answer: 1759

Question: Which 'A-road' connects London to Holyhead?
Answer: A5

Question: Which motor car manufacturer introduced the 'Aero 8' model in 1998?
Answer: Morgan

Question: In which African country is the Nyiragongo volcano?
Answer: D.R. CONGO (Democratic Republic of Congo)

Question: Which artist painted the picture, 'The Resurrection In Cookham Churchyard'?
Answer: Stanley Spencer

Question: Which common salad ingredient is a member of the same family as 'Deadly Nightshade'?
Answer: TOMATO (accept Potato).

Question: What is the more common name of Allspice, a member of the Myrtle family?
Answer: Pimento

Question: What is the state capital of North Carolina, sharing its name with the surname of a famous historical figure?
Answer: Raleigh

Question: In which country is Cape North?
Answer: Norway

Question: Which chain store founded by Terence Conran opened its first outlet in Chelsea in 1964?
Answer: Habitat

Question: Which is the only team to be defeated in the FA Charity/Community Shield in four consecutive years?
Answer: Manchester United (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001)

Question: Which English king ruled for the shortest period?
Answer: EDWARD V (2 months)

Question: Whose epitaph reads: "To save your world you asked this man to die, would this man, could he see you now, ask why?"?
Answer: THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER'S (words by W.H. Auden)

Question: Which English king rules for the longest period?
Answer: GEORGE III (60 yrs.)

Question: Who played the title role in the film 'Carry On, Columbus'?
Answer: Jim Dale

Question: Which work of fiction starts with the lines: "The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there"?
Answer: 'THE GO-BETWEEN' (by L.P. Hartley)

Question: The 'Bushwackers' are/were a gang of football hooligans who supported which London club?
Answer: Millwall

Question: What is the state capital of North Dakota sharing its name with the surname of a famous historical figure?
Answer: Bismark

Question: Which year was called 'The Year Of Revolutions'?
Answer: 1848

Question: Which is the only team to be undefeated in the FA Charity/Community Shield for four consecutive years?
Answer: Everton (1984, 1985, 1986, 1987)

Question: What word is used to describe a sorcerer, especially one who conjures up the dead?
Answer: Necromancer

Question: Which extinct volcano is the highest mountain in the world, outside of Asia?
Answer: Aconcagua

Question: Whose epitaph opens with: "Hereabouts died a very gallant gentleman"?
Answer: Captain Oates

Question: Which famous composer is depicted on the 1Euro coin issued by Austria?
Answer: Mozart

Question: What is the largest land-locked country in Africa?
Answer: Chad

Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare i which the quote; "Cowards die many times before their deaths" comes from?
Answer: 'Julius Caesar'

Question: Aston Merrigold first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'Jls'

Question: What is the largest land-locked country in the world?
Answer: Kazakhstan.

Question: In which year was the £1.00 coin introduced into circulation?
Answer: 1983

Question: Nick Carter first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'Backstreet Boys'

Question: Which chain store founded by John Hargreaves opened its 200th outlet in Croydon in September 2006?
Answer: Matalan

Question: Which unit of distance in navigation is equal to one tenth of a sea mile?
Answer: A Cable

Question: In the animated television cartoons who was the partner of the 'Morocco Mole'?
Answer: 'Secret Squirrel'

Question: Which country issues a 10 Euro cents coin showing St. Stephens cathedral?
Answer: Austria

Question: In which sport were the D'Inzeo brothers, Pierro and Raimondo, both World Champions and Olympic medallists?
Answer: SHOW JUMPING (accept Equestrian)

Question: A 'Cran' is used to measure what?
Answer: Herrings

Question: Her Roman equivalent was Diana, but who was the Greek goddess who was the virgin goddess of hunting?
Answer: Artemis

Question: Which 'A-road' connects London and Portsmouth?
Answer: A3

Question: The 'Inter City Firm' are/were a gang of football hooligans who supported which London club?
Answer: West Ham

Question: In which country is Cape wrath?
Answer: Scotland

Question: What is the name of 'Gandalf's' horse in the 'Lord Of The Rings' trilogy?
Answer: 'Shadowfax'

Question: What word is used to describe the rearrangement of voting districts in the interests of a particular party or candidate?
Answer: Gerrymander

Question: In which year did actor Sid James die?
Answer: 1976

Question: In which novel is 'Nick Carroway' the narrator?
Answer: 'The Great Gatsby'

Question: The first two speakers in which Shakespeare play are Aegeon, a merchant of Syracuse, and Solinus, Duke of Ephesus?
Answer: The Comedy of Errors

Question: Who composed the orchestral work “Danse Macabre”?
Answer: Camile Saint-Saens

Question: What was the first name of Rigsby in Rising Damp?
Answer: Rupert

Question: For which party did Lan “Howling Laud” Hope receive 197 votes in the recent South Shields by-election?
Answer: Monster Raving Loony Party

Question: In the Bible, name either of the sons of Jacob whose mother was Rachel
Answer: Joseph or Benjamin

Question: Which golfer won the 2013 US Master after a playoff?
Answer: Adam Scott

Question: Which English king was crowned king of France in 1431?
Answer: Henry VI

Question: The badge of West Bromwich Albion FC contains a bird together with the fruit and leaves of which shrub or small tree?
Answer: Hawthorn

Question: Who directed the 2012 film Les Miserables?
Answer: Tom Hooper

Question: The Isle of Axholme, now crossed by the M180 motorway, is part of which traditional English county?
Answer: Lincolnshire

Question: Burl Ives played “Big Daddy” in the original 1955 Broadway cast of which play?
Answer: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Question: Which programme is broadcast on BBC Radio 4 between 10.45pm and 11.00pm each weekday evening?
Answer: A Book at Bedtime

Question: Which is the third longest river in the UK after the Severn and the Thames?
Answer: Trent

Question: Which co-founder of Hat-Trick Productions and a regular pundit on “They Think It’s All Over” wrote the 2008 book “Bearded Tit”?
Answer: Rory McGrath

Question: Which re-released single reached number 1 earlier this year, with profits going to the charity Childline?
Answer: Lets Get Ready to Rhumble

Question: What is the family name of the Dukes of Westminster?
Answer: Grosvenor

Question: Who did Robin Butler replace as Secretary to the Cabinet and head of the Home Civil Service in 1988?
Answer: Robert Armstrong

Question: Which city is home to the Texans NFL team?
Answer: Houston