I quite like this book as the pitch seems about right, not impossible, nor insulting, and a pretty even standard throughout

Question	Answer	Page#
What is the chemical symbol for copper	Cu	004 01
Who became King of England in 1327	Edward 3	004 02
Which movie actor starred in From Here to Eternity, Elmer Gantry and Birdmon of Alcatraz	Burt Lancaster	004 03
Which is the third highest mountain in the world	Kangchenjunga	004 04
Which country’s football team won the 1978 World Cup	Argentina	004 05
Who was the last Prime Minister of Northern Ireland before the Stormont Parliament was suspended in 1972	Brian Faulkner	004 06
In which song did 10cc say they’d ‘had an eyeful of the tower in France’	‘Life Is A Minestrone	004 07
What is the state capital of Pennsylvania	Harrisburg	004 08
Which enduring character was created by Bob Clampett for the 1938 cartoon Panky’s Hare Hunt	Bugs Bunny	004 09
What nationality was the artist Goya	Spanish	004 10
What is a kinkajou	An animal	004 11
What job links Julian Clary, Carol Smillie and Chris Evans	They all once worked as singing telegrams I	004 12
Which is the largest county in Ireland	Cork	004 13
Which of these is not one of The Corrs —Andrea, Colleen, Sharon	Colleen	004 14
Who played the ‘Man With No Name’ in the 1964 film A Fistful of Dollars	Clint Eastwood	004 15
What are the only two poisonous lizards in the world	Gila monster and the beaded lizard	004 16
Which English monarch lost the Crown jewels in The Wash	King John	005 01
Which sport has a lane 60 ft tong from the foul line to the centre of the head pin	Tenpin Bowling	005 02
In which village does Postman Pat live	Greendale	005 03
What was the name of the eagle that famously escaped from London Zoo in 1965	Goldie	005 04
Who preceded John Paul II as Pope	John Paul I	005 05
Which bird has the largest wingspan	The wandering albatross	005 06
What date is St George’s Day	23 April	005 07
The Lempira is the national currency of which country	Honduras	005 08
Which composer wrote ‘The Damnation Of Faust’	Berlioz	005 09
Who won the County Cricket Championship in 2001	Yorkshire	005 10
Cranesbill is the wild form of which garden flower	Geranium	005 11
Which Hollywood director made a cameo appearance as the clerk who received Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi’s money at the end of The Blues Brothers	Steven Spielberg	005 12
In which year did Sir Alec Douglas-Home become British Prime Minister	1963	005 13
What is the process by which green plants trap light energy and use it to form carbohydrates	Photosynthesis	005 14
Which band backed singer Jimmy James	The Vagabonds	005 15
In which English city did Roger Bannister become the first athlete to run a mile in under four minutes	Oxford	005 16
Which band’s 1986 album was titled ‘London 0 Hull 4’	The Housemartins	006 01
Which plumber’s mare was discovered by Hollywood after being called out to unblock producer Mack Sennett’s pipes	‘Fatty’ Arbuckle	006 02
Which is the largest English county	North Yorkshire	006 03
Who wrote The Birthday Party	Harold Pinter	006 04
Which river flows through Vienna, Bratislava and Belgrade	The Danube	006 05
What was the name of Steptoe and Son’s horse	Hercules	006 06
What is the only bird that can fly backwards	The hummingbird	006 07
Whose last words were: ‘I shall hear in heaven!	Beethoven	006 08
What did Kenneth Williams, William Wordsworth and Napoleon all suffer from	Piles	006 09
What was Jane Russell’s real first name	Ernestine	006 10
Tallinn is the capital of which country	Estonia	006 11
Which massacre took place on 24 August 1572	The Massacre of St. Bartholomew	006 12
Which Premiership club moved to a new ground at the start of the 2001-2 season	Southampton	006 13
Which comedian rowed for the defeated Cambridge crew in the 1980 University Boat Race	Hugh Laurie	006 14
Which London Underground station had its name changed to Barbican in 1968	Aldersgate	006 15
What item of office equipment did American George C. Beidler invent in 1903	Photocopier	006 16
Otto Stich was President of which country in 1988 and 1994	Switzerland	007 01
What is foil brand name Alcan an abbreviation of	Aluminium of Canada	007 02
Which actor played seven different characters in the 1965 film The Family Jewels	Jerry Lewis	007 03
Which group had a number one hit with ‘Tiger Feet’	Mud	007 04
In which century was Sir Isaac Newton born	17th	007 05
Which tree has the Latin name Fagus pupurea	Copper beech	007 06
In which country is the Itatinga waterfall	Brazil	007 07
Which phrase is taken from the French meaning ‘blank sheet of paper’	Carte blanche	007 08
Which horse won the Grand National in 2000	Papillon	007 09
Which architect designed Brighton Pavilion	John Nash	007 10
Who was King of France from breakfast until tea-time on 2 August	Louis XIX	007 11
Which legendary American golfer was played by Glenn Ford in the 195 I movie Follow the Sun	Ben Hogan	007 12
Which of these is not a prime number — 5, 7, 9, II	9	007 13
Which English chemist discovered oxygen	Joseph Priestley	007 14
Who wrote Swallows and Amazons	Arthur Ransome	007 15
Which wars featured the Battle of Quatre Bras	The Napoleonic Wars	007 16
Which Alastair is a member of the Channel 4 horse racing team	Alastair Down	008 01
The larva of which insect is known as a leatherjacket	Crane-fly	008 02
Tyre is a port in which country	Lebanon	008 03
Who directed the 1978 film Invasion of the Body Snatchers	Philip Kaufman	008 04
In which month of the year does the Le Mans 24-Hour Race traditionally take place	June	008 05
Which nation has Dzongkha as its official language	Bhutan	008 06
Who was the Roman God of war	Mars	008 07
Which football club used to be called Thames Ironworks	West Ham United	008 08
In which country is Cluedo’s Colonel Mustard known as Madame Curry	Switzerland	008 09
The first sets of dentures were used in which century	16th	008 10
Which is the second-longest river in the world	Amazon	008 11
Who turned down the Oliver Reed role in the 1969 film Women in Love because of the nude wrestling scene with Alan Bates	Michael Caine	008 12
What species of animal is a vicuna	Llama	008 13
Who became US President in 1928	Herbert Hoover	008 14
Allium cepa is the Latin name for which vegetable	Onion	008 15
Who had Sixties hits with ‘Zabadak’ and ‘The Legend Of Xanadu’	Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich	008 16
What bird is also known as the ‘butcher-bird’	Shrike	009 01
Which town is the administrative headquarters of Shropshire	Shrewsbury	009 02
At which battle was James, Duke of Monmouth, defeated in 1685 as he tried to seize the English throne	Sedgemoor	009 03
What was the Christian name of the newspaper cartoonist Lancaster	Osbert	009 04
Which Hollywood actor was born Roy Scherer Jnr	Rock Hudson	009 05
What did Alfred Cruickshank claim to have seen in 1923	Loch Ness Monster	009 06
What do Jim Bowen and Franz Schubert have in common	They were both schoolteachers	009 07
Who became Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1990	Norman Lamont	009 08
What nationality was naturalist Carolus Linnaeus	Swedish	009 09
HKJ is the international index mark for vehicles in which country	Jordan	009 10
Which girl’s name means ‘serpent’	Linda	009 11
Who was President of France from 1981 to 1995	François Mitterand	009 12
Which Sixties pop star played Len Fairciough’s son Stanley in Coronation Street	Peter Noone (Herman’s Hermits)	009 13
In Argentine currency, how many australes are there in a peso	I 0,000	009 14
Which country ‘s national anthem is ‘Inno di Mameli’	Italy	009 15
What was 19 October 1987 otherwise known as in financial circles	Black Monday	009 16
In which Carry On film did Richard O’Brien (of Rocky Horror Show fame) appear as an extra	Carry On Cowboy	010 01
Which Fifties singer changed his name from Harold Jenkins	Conway Twitty	010 02
Who painted The Hay Wain	john Constable	010 03
What material did Frenchman Pierre Carpentier invent in I 853	Corrugated iron	010 04
In which year did Yuri Gagarin become the first man in space	1961	010 05
On which island is the volcanic mountain Big Ben	Heard Island	010 06
In which city were the 1956 Olympic Games staged	Melbourne	010 07
In which century did Marco Polo first travel to China	13th	010 08
In Greek mythology, who was the twin brother of Castor	PolIux	010 09
Who lived in Ivor the Engin&s boiler	Idris the dragon	010 10
Who said of Margaret Thatcher: ‘I wouldn’t say she is open-minded on the Middle East, so much as empty-headed. She probably thinks Sinai is the plural of sinus’	Jonathan Aitken	010 11
Where was the Grand National run between 1916 and 1918	Gatwick	010 12
What nationality was the artist Magritte	Belgian	010 13
Who starred in Bad Day at Black Rock and Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner	Spencer Tracy	010 14
Which title was John Flamsteed the first to hold, in 1675	Astronomer Royal	010 15
What was the Christian name of the furniture designer Chippendale	Thomas	010 16
Which singer released a 1974 album titled ‘Caribou’	Elton John	011 01
Who won the 1968 FA Cup Final	West Bromwich Albion	011 02
Which religious group whipped themselves into a frenzy in the Middle Ages	The Flagellants	011 03
What fraction of an ounce is equal to a dram	One sixteenth	011 04
Who originally presented the TV quiz Take Your Pick	Michael Miles	011 05
Who called Billy Idol ‘the Perry Como of punk’	Johnny Rotten	011 06
Which Hollywood actor was born Stephen Burton	Burt Lancaster	011 07
Which capital city means ‘black pool’	Dublin	011 08
At which battle of 15 13 was King James IV of Scotland killed	Flodden	011 09
In pre-decimalisation currency, how much was a form worth	Two shillings	011 10
In which year did India achieve independence from Britain	1947	011 11
In Greek mythology, who was the sorceress daughter of the King of Colchis	Medea	011 12
In which English county is Thetford	Norfolk	011 13
Which female icon was created by Ruth Handler in 1959	Barbie	011 14
Who was known as ‘The Flanders Mare’	Anne of Cleves	011 15
Which Austrian-born composer, who was superstitious about the number 13, died on Friday the I 3th at 13 minutes to midnight	Arnold Schonberg	011 16
What is the state capital of Delaware	Dover	012 01
What bird is the symbol of the United States	Eagle	012 02
Which sitcom starred Richard Beckinsale and Paula Wilcox as Geoffrey and Beryl	The Lovers	012 03
What is an animal without a backbone called	An invertebrate	012 04
Which explorer has the middle name Twistleton-Wykeham	Sir Ranulph Fiennes	012 05
Which style of architecture is distinguished by vertical lines of tall pillars, and by pointed arches	Gothic	012 06
How many gold medals did swimmer Mark Spitz win at the 1972 Olympics	Seven	012 07
In which year did Sir Winston Churchill die	1965	012 08
Who was Poet Laureate from 1930 to 1968	John Masefleld	012 09
Who was the last King of Austria	Karl I	012 10
Which children’s TV presenter released records as Bombalurina	Timmy Mallett	012 11
In which country does the Henley-on-Todd Regatta take place	Australia	012 12
With which football team did Angus Deayton have trials	Crystal Palace	012 13
What is rolled down Cooper’s Hill in Gloucestershire	Cheese	012 14
Where are your metatarsals	In your feet	012 15
In which play did Mrs Malaprop first appear	The Rivals	012 16
What nationality is the film director Milos Forman	Czech	013 01
In which county did the north-bound M I end when it opened in 1959	Northamptonshire	013 02
Which former member of The Shadows was electrocuted by his guitar	John Rostill	013 03
Which country are the reigning Olympic rugby union champions	USA (they took gold in 1924 when rugby union was last an Olympic sport)	013 04
Roughly how many islands make up the Hebrides — 100, 300, 500	500	013 05
Which three countries make up Benelux	Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg	013 06
Who did Jimmy Carter defeat in the 1976 US Presidential election	Gerald Ford	013 07
What is the Chilean pine tree commonly known as	Monkey puzzle	013 08
What was the name of the British policewoman killed in the 1984 Libyan embassy protest	Yvonne Fletcher	013 09
Which TV sitcom originated from a stage play called The Banana Box	Rising Damp	013 10
Which poet and garden designer was married to Harold Nicolson	Vita Sackville-West	013 11
In which year was the General Strike	1926	013 12
What is the world’s oldest classic horse race	St Leger	013 13
What links Cliff Richard and Vivien Leigh	Both were born in India	013 14
What is a common spadefoot	A European toad	013 15
Which Irish novelist won the 1993 Booker Prize	Roddy Doyle	013 16
Which star died during filming of his movie, Game of Death, _J in 1973	Bruce Lee	014 01
For which constituency is Tony Blair the MP	Sedgefield	014 02
Which three colours are in Germany’s national flag	Black, red and gold	014 03
During which battle did the ill-fated Charge of the Light Brigade take place	Balaclava	014 04
What was Debussy’s Christian name	Claude	014 05
Which edifice was built on the orders of Shih HuangTi	Great Wall of China	014 06
Libreville is the capital of which African country	Gabon	014 07
In which city is the Lion’s Gate Bridge	Vancouver	014 08
What does Spam stand for	Shoulder Pork and hAM	014 09
Which boxer starred as prizefighter John Gully in the 1975 film Royal flash	Henry Cooper	014 10
Which bird, one of the commonest in the world in 1814, became extinct a century later	Passenger pigeon	014 11
What is the nickname of the American state of Ohio	Buckeye State	014 12
In which continent is Mt. Erebus	Antarctica	014 13
Which yuppie banker did Rodney marry in Only Fools And Horses	Cassandra	014 14
Who told electors in 1959: ‘You’ve never had it so good’	Harold Macmillan	014 15
Who composed ‘The Firebird’	Stravinsky	014 16
Which was Britain’s first pirate radio station	Radio Caroline	015 01
Who broke into the Queen’s bedroom in 1982	Michael Fagan	015 02
What is the staple diet of the koala bear	Eucalyptus shoots	015 03
Whatwas signed on l5June 1215	Magna Carta	015 04
Which Irish adventurer attempted to steal the Crown Jewels from the Tower of London in 1671	Colonel Blood	015 05
Which resort is located at the north-eastern edge of Exmoor	Minehead	015 06
Which group had a number one hit in 1966 with ‘Keep On Running’	Spencer Davis Group	015 07
Which Brazilian footballer was nicknamed ‘Little Bird’	Garrincha	015 08
Which plant has the Latin name Centaurea cyanus	Cornflower	015 09
Which art movement originated in Paris in 1905 with the founding of the Salon d’Automne	Fauvism	015 10
In which year did the UK join the European Union	1973	015 11
April 25 is which national holiday in Australia and New Zealand	Anzac Day	015 12
What is Gregory Peck’s first name	Eldred	015 13
As whom was TV fitness expert Derrick Evans better known	Mr Motivator	015 14
Which football club plays at Spotland	Rochdale	015 15
Which novelist wrote The Guns of Navarone, Ice Station Zebra and Where Eagles Dare	Alistair MacLean	015 16
Which is the only ten-letter word that can be spelt just using the top row of letters of a keyboard	Typewriter	016 01
In which state is Detroit	Michigan	016 02
Who was the first English King from the House of Lancaster	Henry IV	016 03
The okapi is a member of which animal family	Giraffe	016 04
Which were the five original Cinque Ports	Sandwich, Dover, Hythe, Romney and Hastings	016 05
In which country could you buy a chocolate bar called Plopp	Sweden	016 06
The isis is the upper stretch of which English river	Thames	016 07
Which Spanish rider won the Tour de France five years in a row from 1991.5	Miguel Indurain	016 08
Which knight of the stage played his last-ever role, as a pub landlord in Paul McCartney’s film Give My Regards to Broad Street	Sir Ralph Richardson	016 09
As whom is Marvin Lee Aday better known	Meat Loaf	016 10
Which football club held the FA Cup for eight years even though they won it only once	Portsmouth (who won the Cup in 1939, the competition not resuming until after the war)	016 11
What is a dugong	A marine mammal	016 12
Which Chinese dynasty began mAD 618 and ended in 907	Tang	016 13
In which English county is Gotham	Nottinghamshire	016 14
How many points are scored by kicking the ball into the net in Gaelic football	Three	016 15
Who was the subject of the Neil Sedaka song ‘Oh Carol’	Carole King	016 16
In which English county is Biggin Hill airport	Kent	017 01
What is the international vehicle index mark for Israel	IL	017 02
Who said: ‘Hey, don’t knock masturbation! It’s sex with someone I love!	Woody Allen in Annie HaIl	017 03
Which law enforcers made their first appearance in London in 1960	Traffic wardens	017 04
What was Bodie’s first name in The Professionals	William	017 05
Which letter do more capital cities start with than any other	B	017 06
Approximately how many years ago did heated rollers first come into use for hair.styling	4000 (the ancient Egyptians used them)	017 07
Which Welsh town means ‘Vale of the Crow’	Cymbran	017 08
What colour are the flowers of the lily of the valley	White	017 09
Of which political party was Benjamin Disraeli the leader	The Tories	017 10
What is 44 in Roman numerals	XLIV	017 11
What is the official language of Surinam	Dutch	017 12
Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys made up which Eighties band	OMD	017 13
Who created the priestly detective Father Brown	G.K. Chesterton	017 14
Who was Henry VIll’s fifth wife	Catherine Howard	017 15
How did the Roman Emperor Clauclius die	He choked to death on a feather put down his throat by doctors to make him vomit	017 16
In which country is the Atacama Desert	Chile	018 01
What name links a London football ground with an 11th century battle on English soil	Stamford Bridge	018 02
Which silent movie star was insured for $100,000 against the possibility of his eyes ever becoming normal again	Ben Turpin	018 03
Who wrote Lady Windermere’s Fan	Oscar Wilde	018 04
ABC and Va are national newspapers published in which European city	Madrid	018 05
Who discovered penicillin	Alexander Fleming	018 06
In which country was gin first produced	Holland	018 07
Who was the first female presenter of Blue Peter	Leila Williams	018 08
What was the title of Oasis’s first UK. number one single	‘Some Might Say	018 09
Which notorious killer had the first names Hawley Harvey	Crippen	018 10
Which country owns the Galapagos Islands	Ecuador	018 11
What did a Bolton Wanderers fan throw in front of Wolves manager Graham Taylor in 1995 to incur a £60 fine	A turnip	018 12
In which English county is the Forest of Dean	Gloucestershire	018 13
What did Ahmed Zewail win in 1999	The Nobel Prize for Chemistry	018 14
Which Scandinavian country is not a member of the European Union	Norway	018 15
In which year was the Falklands conflict	I 982	018 16
Whose black bra fetched £4,600 at auction in 1997	Madonna	019 01
2002 is the year of which animal in the Chinese calendar	Horse	019 02
Which is the largest state in Australia	Western Australia	019 03
What is a bushbuck	An antelope	019 04
Who wrote Tarzan of the Apes	Edgar Rice Burroughs	019 05
At which important event did Mr S.R. Bastard officiate in 1878	The FA Cup Final	019 06
What was the name of the girlfriend that The Sex Pistols’ Sid Vicious was charged with murdering	Nancy Spungen	019 07
Which Hollywood star got his big break when, working as a telephone repair man, he went to mend the phone of drama coach Josephine Dillon who promptly took him under her wing	Clark Gable	019 08
What is ‘Flymo’ an abbreviation of	Flying mower	019 09
Which safety device was invented by Edwin I Holmes in 1858	Burglar alarm	019 10
Who won Britain’s only athletics gold medal at the 1960 Olympics	Don Thompson (50km Walk)	019 11
Which tanker spilt over 200,000 tons of oil into the English Channel after drifting onto rocks off the coast of Brittany in 1978	Amoco Cadiz	019 12
Who composed the ‘New World Symphony’	Dvorak	019 13
Which actress was born Frances Gumm	Judy Garland	019 14
Vilnius is the capital of which country	Lithuania	019 15
Who was the last Hanoverian monarch to rule England	Queen Victoria	019 16
After running out of ammunition at the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, with what did the Turks pelt Austrian soldiers	Oranges and lemons	020 01
Who were the first British group to top the US singles chart	The Tornados (‘Telstar’)	020 02
Which US presidential candidate went on Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In to say ‘Sock it to me’	Richard Nixon	020 03
Behind Greenland, what is the second largest island in the world	New Guinea	020 04
Malaria is caused by which insect	Mosquito	020 05
Tresco Airport is on which islands7	Scilly Isles	020 06
Which actor’s films have included Ricochet; Crimson Tide and Courage Under Fire	Denzel Washington	020 07
Who was the last British golfer to win the Open	Paul Lawrie	020 08
What does the surname of former German chancellor Helmut Kohl mean in English	Cabbage	020 09
Whom did John Hinckley attempt to assassinate in 1981	Ronald Reagan	020 10
What type of commercials did ITV bàn in 1965	Cigarette commercials	020 11
What metric unit of area is equal to 100 acres or 10,000 square metres	Hectare	020 12
Who wrote Hedda Gabler	Henrik Ibsen	020 13
What is a teasel	A prickly herb	020 14
What links Prince Andrew and Leslie Ash	Both were born on 19 February 1960	020 15
Which TV crimebuster used to sign off with the words ‘Keep ‘em peeled’	Shaw Taylor (Police 5)	020 16
In which country is the Vestre Mardola waterfall	Norway	021 01
The name of which European capital city means ‘merchants’ harbour’	Copenhagen	021 02
Of which co-star did Tony Curtis say: ‘It’s like kissing Hitler’	Marilyn Monroe	021 03
Aaron Kosminski, James Maybrick and Dr Francis Tumblety were all suspected of what	Being Jack the Ripper	021 04
Which King of England died after eating a surfeit of lampreys at a banquet in France	Henry I	021 05
Who is the patron saint of laundry workers	St Veronica	021 06
Which guitarist is known as ‘Old Slow Hand’	Eric Clapton	021 07
Who was the first foreign football manager to win the Premiership	Ars(neWenger (1998)	021 08
What was the name of the bear in Rainbow	Bungle	021 09
Whom did James Callaghan defeat in the 1976 Labour leadership contest	Michael Foot	021 10
Which show opened in London in 1970, promising ‘an evening of elegant erotica’	Oh Calcutta!	021 11
Which spy escaped from Wormwood Scrubs in 1966	George Blake	021 12
Which town is the administrative headquarters of Dyfed	Carmarthen	021 13
Which game was invented in 1875 by British army officers serving with the Devonshire Regiment in India	Snooker	021 14
Which resort was the setting for the first Butlin’s holiday camp	Skegness	021 15
What is a sirocco	A wind	021 16
Which Hollywood star was once employed as a rat catcher by a theatre in Washington D.C.	Warren Beatty	022 01
What was invented by King Camp Gillette in 1895	Safety razor	022 02
What are inhabitants of Indiana known as	Hoosiers	022 03
Which Australian port is located at the mouth of the Swan River	Fremantle	022 04
What does BAFTA stand for	British Academy of Film and Television Arts	022 05
What is the capital of Bahrain	Manama	022 06
To which World War Two device did Donald Coleman Bailey end his name	Bailey bridge	022 07
What did Peter the Hermit lead in 1095	The First Crusade	022 08
Crabs, lobsters and shrimps are all members of which class of creatures	Crustacean	022 09
In which field event does Jan Zelezny specialise	Javelin	022 10
Which building worker from AufWiedersehen, Pet used to be a stalwart of the West Bromwich and District Table Tennis League	Barry	022 11
In which year was the Berlin Wall dismantled	1989	022 12
What is the chemical symbol for sulphuric acid	H2S04	022 13
Which British Prime Minister resigned following the Suez crisis	Anthony Eden	022 14
Who were the Knickerbocker School	Group of I 9th century US writers from New York State	022 15
In which war was the Battle of Marston Moor	English Civil War	022 16
Of whom did Cybill Shepherd say: ‘His idea of a romantic kiss was to go “blaaah” and gag me with his tongue’	Bruce Willis	023 01
Which Football League club are nicknamed ‘The Grecians’1	Exeter City	023 02
In which year did Brotherhood of Man win the Eurovision Song Contest	1976	023 03
What is the surname of Handy Andy from Changing Rooms	Kane	023 04
Who wrote Ivanhoe	Sir Walter Scott	023 05
Who was the first European to sail around the Cape of Good Hope	Bartholomew Diaz	023 06
What is the Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage of the United Kingdom more commonly known as	Burke’s Peerage	023 07
What is a ‘willy-willy’ to Australians1	Hurricane	023 08
How many events are there in the heptathlon	Seven	023 09
Which is America’s Bluegrass State	Kentucky	023 10
What breed of animal did the extinct quagga most resemble	Zebra	023 11
In which sport do participants compete for Doggett’s Coat and Badge	Rowing	023 12
Which long-running British TV sci-fi series began in 1963 the day after President Kennedy’s assassination	Doctor Who	023 13
Jaffna, Galle and Negombo are ports in which country	Sri Lanka	023 14
What colour are the flowers of the saffron	Purp[e	023 15
Which river does Canada’s Victoria jubilee Bridge cross	St Lawrence River	023 16
What colours feature on the national flag of El Salvador	Sky blue and white	024 01
What was introduced to Britain on 15 February 1971	Decimalisation	024 02
What did Norway’s Johann Vaaler invent in 1900	Paper clip	024 03
In which year did Shergar win The Derby	1981	024 04
The clarinet belongs to which group of musical instruments	Woodwind	024 05
Which 17th century judge conducted the ‘bloody assizes’	Judge Jeifreys	024 06
Brian Connolly was the singer with which Seventies band	Sweet	024 07
What colour does jaundice make the skin	Yellow	024 08
The Battle of Inkerman took place during which war	Crimean War	024 09
Who played Elizabeth R on TV	Glenda Jackson	024 10
What nationality was Henry the Navigator	Portuguese	024 11
Who was Lenny the Lion’s human partner	Terry Hall	024 12
Which is the only creature where the male becomes pregnant	Seahorse	024 13
Which is the only domestic animal not mentioned in the Bible	Cat	024 14
Which future Hollywood tough-guy had to wear his sister’s hand-me- down dresses to school because his miIy were so poor	Charles Bronson	024 15
Which Cherokee Indian had a UK number one hit in 1958	Marvin Rainwater	024 16
Who became President of France following the resignation of Charles de Gaulle	Georges Pompidou	025 01
Which two artists had UK number ones with ‘Everything I Own’	Ken Boothe and Boy George	025 02
Of whom did Fanny Brice say: ‘Wet she’s a star. Dry, she ain’t’	Esther Williams	025 03
Which American singer was once ranked joint 85th in the world for the high jump	johnny Mathis	025 04
What was the name of golfer Peter Alliss’s father who played in three Ryder Cups for Britain	Percy Alliss	025 05
Ponce is an industrial port in which country	Puerto Rico	025 06
Peace, Just Joey and Whisky Mac are all varieties of what	Rose	025 07
Michael Savage was Prime Minister of which country from 1935-40	New Zealand	025 08
Which BBC newsreader sat on a protesting lesbian during a 1988 invasion of the Six O’Clock News studio	Nicholas Witchell	025 09
What was the name of the mistress who caused Cecil Parkinson’s downfall	Sarah Keays	025 10
In which decade was the first series of The House of Eliott set	I 920s	025 11
Which channel separates Sicily from Italy	Strait of Messina	025 12
Which actress spent a month in a Rome prison in 1982 over income tax irregularities	Sophia Loren	025 13
Which is the only bird with nostrils at the tip of its beak	Kiwi	025 14
Which poet wrote The Song of Hiawatha	Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	025 15
Which phrase means ‘it does not follow’ in Latin	Non sequitur	025 16
Which former child star was working as a painter and decorator ten years after being nominated for an Oscar for his role in Kramer vs Kramer	justin Henry	026 01
What nationality was Laszlo Biro, inventor of the ball-point pen	Hungarian	026 02
Which German driver raced for Sauber in the 2001 Formula One World Championship	Nick Heidfeld	026 03
On which lake was Donald Campbell killed in Bluebird while attempting to break the World Water Speed Record	Coniston Water	026 04
Who played Rowdy Yates in the TV Western Rawhide before moving on to Hollywood stardom	Clint Eastwood	026 05
Who was President of the Soviet Union from 1977-82	Leonid Brezhnev	026 06
Who was the second person to set foot on the Moon	Buzz AIdrin	026 07
What Duke was James l’s favourite, George Villiers	Duke of Buckingham	026 08
Which poet wrote Kubla Khan and The Ancient Mariner	Samuel Taylor Coleridge	026 09
Which Sixties band used to be called Dean Ford and the Gaylords	Marmalade	026 10
For which country’s football team did a son replace his father’ during a 1996 international	Iceland (Eidur Gudjohnsen came on for father Arnor)	026 11
What was Bonnie Prince Charlie’s full name	Charles Edward Stuart	026 12
What is the largest wild mammal native to Britain	Red deer	026 13
In which hemisphere is the Tropic of Capricorn	Southern	026 14
Which trade name is derived from the Latin hominis vis, meaning ‘strength of man’	Hovis	026 15
In which English county is Sir Thomas Tresham’s Triangular Lodge	Northamptonshire	026 16
Which TV programme celebrated only its 13th edition in 2001 even though it began in I 977	It’ll Be Alright on the Night	027 01
In which decade did the Charleston become a popular dance	I 920s	027 02
Fuad I became King of which country from 1922	Egypt	027 03
What is a grayling	A freshwater fish	027 04
Which former British Prime Minister once played first-class cricket for Middlesex	Sir Alec Douglas-Home	027 05
In which English county is Jodrell Bank	Cheshire	027 06
What colour was Roobarb the dog in Roobarb and Custard	Green	027 07
Which county cricket club have their headquarters at New Road	Worcestershire	027 08
Which is the second largest of the Great Lakes of North America	Huron	027 09
Who published On the Origin of Species in 1859	Charles Darwin	027 10
In which century did Samuel Pepys die	18th	027 11
Which boy’s name means ‘javelin’	Barry	027 12
Which country stages an annual Grandmothers’ Festival at Bodo in July	Norway	027 13
Which singer didn’t believe in miracles in 1972	Cohn Blunstone	027 14
Who directed The Godfather	Francis Ford Coppola	027 15
Which country’s football teams play in the Bundesliga	Germany	027 16
The first pair of what brand of boots were made from tyres	Doc Martens	028 01
What is the capital of Chile	Santiago	028 02
Which insect can spend over a year in its larval stage yet only lives for a day as an adult	Mayfly	028 03
How many species of bat are there approximately — 500, 800, 1000	1000	028 04
Where on the human body is the femur	The thigh	028 05
The Bessemer process was the first economical method of making which product	Steel	028 06
Which card game originated in 1925 ona steamer travelling from Los Angeles to Havana	Contract bridge	028 07
In which country is the town of Coober Pedy	Australia	028 08
In which county is Blenheim Palace	Oxfordshire	028 09
Which city will stage the 2006 Commonwealth Games	Melbourne	028 10
In which year was the breathalyser first introduced to the UK	1967	028 11
Which TV show was first broadcast on New Year’s Day 1964 from a converted Manchester church	TopofthePops	028 12
Tony Hadley was the lead singer with which Eighties band	Spandau Ballet	028 13
Who was found dead in the opening episode of EastEnders	RegCox	028 14
What nationality was the Renaissance scholar Erasmus	Dutch	028 15
Who broke Pete Sampras’s run of Wimbledon tennis victories by winning the 1996 men’s singles title	Richard Krajicek	028 16
Which astronaut’s mother’s maiden name was Moon	Buzz Aldrin	029 01
Which country has a town called A	Norway	029 02
In the TV series, which Batman villain was played by Cesar Romero	The Joker	029 03
For which county cricket team did David Gower play from 1975-89	Leicestershire	029 04
Who was the god of wine in Roman mythology	Bacchus	029 05
How many players are there in a women’s lacrosse team	12	029 06
Who composed ‘The Entertainer’, used as the theme tune for the film The Sting	Scott Joplin	029 07
What is a joule	A unit of work or energy	029 08
Who won the Men’s World Squash Championships six times in the I 980s	Jahangir Khan	029 09
Which battle took place south of Calais on 25 October 1415	Agincourt	029 10
Where is the administrative centre of Cornwall	Truro	029 11
What does the CIA stand for	Central Intelligence Agency	029 12
Who was the baker in Combe,wick Green	Mickey Murphy	029 13
Which Hollywood actress was born Shirley Schrift before borrowing part of her new name from a poet	Shelley Winters	029 14
What is a dhole	An Asian wild dog	029 15
In which American state is Las Vegas	Nevada	029 16
Which Italian motorcyclist won a record 122 Grands Prix and 15 world titles	Giacomo Agostini	030 01
Which Hollywood actress was nicknamed ‘The Brazilian Bombshell’	Carmen Miranda	030 02
Which is the world’s most widely-eaten fish	Herring	030 03
In 1995 a carving of John Smith was removed from Labour Party HQ when passers-by mistook it for a statue of which comedian	Eric Morecambe	030 04
What colour are the flowers of agrimony	Yellow	030 05
In which century did the Baroque style dominate European art	17th	030 06
What is the state capital of Maine	Augusta	030 07
Which architect designed the Royal Greenwich Observatory	Sir Christopher Wren	030 08
Which American novelist wrote Uncle Tom’s Cabin	Harriet Beecher Stowe	030 09
Whose only UK hit was the 1979 number one ‘Ring My Bell’	Anita Ward	030 10
Who were the first British football club to install undersoil heating	Everton	030 11
Which TV cop’s dog was named after a former Canadian Prime Minister	Benton Fraser (Due South): dog Diefenbaker	030 12
What did Jesse W. Reno invent in 1892	Escalator	030 13
Which Beatle sang backing vocals on David Bowie’s ‘Fame’	John Lennon	030 14
Tegucigalpa is the capital of which Central American country	Honduras	030 15
What is the governing body of English horse racing	The Jockey Club	030 16
In which year did ITV start	1955	031 01
Which Eighties band took their name from Mr Spock’s Vulcan friend in Star Trek	T’Pau	031 02
For which county did former England cricket captain Graham Gooch play	Essex	031 03
On which river does Durham stand	Wear	031 04
What is another name for the marsh marigold	Kingcup	031 05
In which county is Leeds Castle	Kent	031 06
Who was the first British Prime Minister	Sir Robert Walpole	031 07
How many hearts does an octopus have	Three	031 08
Salamanca and Vittoria were battles in which war	The Peninsular War	031 09
Who was the firstTudor King of England	Henry VII	031 10
Who won the long jump at the 1968 Mexico Olympics	Bob Beamon	031 11
Which golfer won his fifth British Open in 1983	Tom Watson	031 12
Who was defeated at the Battle of Pinkie	Scotland	031 13
In which American state is the San Andreas fault	California	031 14
Which is the highest mountain in North America	Mount McKinley	031 15
In which city were the 1912 Olympic Games staged	Stockholm	031 16
Who wrote The Glass Menagerie	Tennessee Williams	032 01
Which Hollywood beauty used to work as a weather-girl on Sun Lip, a San Diego breakfast show	Raquel Welch	032 02
What nationality is Placido Domingo	Spanish	032 03
In which year did Margaret Thatcher become Prime Minister	1979	032 04
Which Scottish football team play in Kirkcaldy	Raith Rovers	032 05
Which band were Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart in before The Eurythmics	The Tourists	032 06
Which actress won an Oscar for her role in The Accused	Jodie Foster	032 07
Which country is also known as the Friendly Islands	Tonga	032 08
The Tonton Macoutes were sinister death squads operating on which island	Haiti	032 09
What is a tog	A unit of measure of thermal insulation	032 10
On which continent is Lake Titicaca	South America	032 11
Who lost the Conservative Party leadership contest in 2001	Kenneth Clarke	032 12
Who was the first British driver to become Formula One World Champion	Mike Hawthorn	032 13
Which American band’s albums include ‘More Songs About Buildings And Food’ and ‘Little Creatures’	Talking Heads	032 14
In which county is Bosworth Field where Richard Ill met his death	Leicestershire	032 15
What is a Takahe	A flightless bird from New Zealand	032 16
Which club are the only founder members of the Football League still in existence never to have won the FA Cup	Stoke City	033 01
What is the world’s only poisonous bird	The pitohui	033 02
Which country has a brand of soft drink called Pshitt	France	033 03
What is the Welsh for Wales	Cymru	033 04
Of which trade union organisation was Lech Walesa the leader	Solidarity	033 05
Stromboli was a villain in which Disney film	Pinocchio	033 06
Which American singer was born Leslie Charles	Billy Ocean	033 07
Who won Best Actor Oscars in both 1993 and 1994	Tom Hanks	033 08
What was invented by the mother of Monkee Michael Nesmith	Correction fluid	033 09
What links Jim Reeves, Eddie Cochran and Laurel and Hardy	In each case, their biggest hit was achieved posthumously	033 10
Who was principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra 1968.79	André Previn	033 11
What was April Dancer otherwise known as	The Girl From UNCLE	033 12
What is the world’s largest rodent	Capybara	033 13
What is a pochard	A type of duck	033 14
On which river does Preston stand	Ribble	033 15
Furze is another name for which bush	Gorse	033 16
Over which helicopter company’s future did Cabinet ministers Michael Heseltine and Leon Brittan resign in 1986	Westland	034 01
Who were the most successful chart act of 1974	The Wombles	034 02
What is the capital of the Canadian province of Manitoba	Winnipeg	034 03
What is the official language of Togo	French	034 04
Which two university graduates played for Liverpool FC in the I 970s	Steve Heighway and Brian Hall	034 05
Which former Coronation Street actress appeared on the same bill as both The Beatles and The Rolling Stones in her days as a club singer	Lynne Perrie	034 06
What put Big Ben back by five minutes in 1945	A flock of starlings landed on the minute hand	034 07
The New Kip is the currency in which country	Laos	034 08
What was the nickname of King William II of England	’Rufus	034 09
What was the fictional setting of Howords’Way	Tarrant	034 10
What is the name of the strait between Alaska and Siberia	Bering Strait	034 11
Which of the Teletubbies is yellow	Laa-Laa	034 12
How many times did Bjorn Borg win the men’s singles title at Wimbledon	Five	034 13
What nationality was the inventor of the Bunsen burner	German	034 14
What is the third largest of the Channel Islands	Alderney	034 15
What dog’s name means ‘badger-hound’	Dachshund	034 16
Which keyboard wizard played synthesiser on David Bowie’s ‘Space Oddity’	Rick Wakeman	035 01
How many players are there in a netball team	Seven	035 02
Enschede is a town in which country	The Netherlands	035 03
Who became King of Spain in 1975	Juan Carlos	035 04
Riga is the capital of which country	Latvia	035 05
What kind of animal is a fennec	A desert fox	035 06
Where did The Flowerpot Men suggest going in their 1967 hit	San Francisco	035 07
Which English King was murdered while sitting on the toilet	Edmund Ironside	035 08
What profession did Harry Hill and Anton Chekhov once share	Doctors	035 09
What was Steve McQueen’s first name	Terence	035 10
Which Football League club plays at Roots Hall	Southend United	035 11
What is Rod Stewart’s nickname for Elton John	‘Sharon	035 12
Which Hollywood actress, who had a morbid fear of water, drowned in 1981	Natalie Wood	035 13
What did the initials ‘PG.’ in PG. Wodehouse stand for	Pelham Grenville	035 14
In which country are the Angel Falls	Venezuela	035 15
What is a torong	A Vietnamese musical instrument	035 16
Which international singing star failed the audition for Opportunity Knocks	Engelbert Humperdinck	036 01
Which sporting contest is named after an English seed merchant	Ryder Cup	036 02
What is the name of Jim Royle’s wife in The Royle Family	Barbara	036 03
What animals did Dian Fossey study in Rwanda from 1975	Gorillas	036 04
In which county are the Quantock hills	Somerset	036 05
Which British jockey won the Epsom Derby six times between 1915 and 1925	Steve Donoghue	036 06
Forget-me-nots belong to which genus	Myosotis	036 07
In which year did the Russian Revolution take place	1917	036 08
What nationality was the poet Robert Frost	American	036 09
Which young singer confessed in 1972 that he had no idea where Liverpool was	Little Jim my Osmond	036 10
Which country consumes more Coca-Cola per head than any other	Iceland	036 11
What was Chad capital Ndjamena formerly known as	Fort Lamy	036 12
Which two South American countries fought the Chaco War in the 1930s	Bolivia and Paraguay	036 13
Brass is an alloy of which two metals	Copper and zinc	036 14
Which is the smallest state in the USA	District of Columbia	036 15
‘Charisma’,’Bayleaf’ and ‘Vaseline’ were all characters in which TV series	London’s Burning	036 16
In 1990, which then Football League club were banned from wearing shirts advertising Black Death vodka on the grounds of bad taste	Scarborough	037 01
What was the name of the dog in The Herbs	Dill	037 02
Who penned Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard	Thomas Gray	037 03
Which English King was known as the ‘Sailor King’	William IV	037 04
In which Northern Ireland county is the town of Enniskillen	Fermanagh	037 05
Who broke Jackie Stewart’s record of 27 Formula One Grand Prix wins	Alain Prost	037 06
Who starred in On the Waterfront and In the Heat of the Night	Rod Steiger	037 07
Where did Fiddler’s Dram go for a day trip in I 979	Bangor	037 08
Which American President was cruelly nicknamed ‘The Illinois Baboon’ on account of his appearance	Abraham Lincoln	037 09
Which golfer missed a three-foot putt to win the 1970 British Open and then lost the play-off to fellow countryman Jack Nicklaus	Doug Sanders	037 10
In which US state is the port of Charleston	South Carolina	037 11
What is the chemical symbol for potassium	K	037 12
Which baseball player was nicknamed ‘The Georgia Peach’	Ty Cobb	037 13
What was the Christian name of the German motor manufacturer Daimler	Gottlieb	037 14
What is the southernmost point of the English mainland	The Lizard	037 15
In which century was the okapi first discovered	20th	037 16
Who were the first female group to top the UK singles charts	The Supremes	038 01
What is diplopia	Double vision	038 02
In Greek mythoIog> who was the wife of Orpheus	Eurydice	038 03
Which bird is also known as the laughing jackass	Kookaburra	038 04
What colours are the three horizontal stripes on the national flag of Kuwait	Green, white and red	038 05
Who wrote Cider with Rosie	Laurie Lee	038 06
Which county cricket club’s Norwich Union League team are known as the Foxes	Leicestershire	038 07
Which American comedy actress changed her name from Jane Alice Peters	Carole Lombard	038 08
Which TV sitcom character owned a cat called Vienna	Rigsby (Rising Damp)	038 09
How many books are there in the Old Testament	39	038 10
Which is the smallest state in the world	Vatican City	038 11
What is the capital of Uganda	Kampala	038 12
Which unit of currency was finally phased out in 1980	Sixpence	038 13
What was the name of the cook in Upstairs, Downstairs	Mrs Bridges	038 14
Which landmark was dismantled and taken to Arizona in 1968	London Bridge	038 15
For how many years did Rip Van Winkle sleep	20	038 16
Which walkway opened and closed within two days in the summer of 2000	The Millennium Bridge	039 01
What is the name of the lines drawn on weather maps linking places with the same atmospheric pressure	Isobars	039 02
In which county is the Isle Of Ely	Cambridgeshire	039 03
Which tennis pairing were known as the ‘Woodies’	Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde	039 04
Who directed The Maltese Falcon and The African Queen	John Huston	039 05
What was Jayne Mansfield’s real name	Vera Palmer	039 06
The female of which insect frequently bites off the head of the male during reproduction	Praying mantis	039 07
To which genus does the maple tree belong	Acer	039 08
The Battle of Anzio took place during which war	Second World War	039 09
Which capital city’s name means ‘good winds’	Buenos Aires	039 10
What vehicle did Penelope Pitstop drive in Wacky Races	The Compact Pussycat	039 11
Which actor was known as ‘The Man of a Thousand Faces’	Lon Chaney Snr	039 12
Who was the subject of Roberta Flack’s ‘Killing Me Softly With His Song’	Don McLean	039 13
How many innings are there in a game of baseball	Nine	039 14
Which country used to be known as British Honduras	Belize	039 15
In which year did Adamski have a UK number one with ‘Killer’	1990	039 16
Which footballer was known as ‘Duncan Disorderly’ north of the border because of his poor disciplinary record	Duncan Ferguson	040 01
Which squat Cockney actor used to work as a fire-eater in a circus	Bob Hoskins	040 02
Which playwright penned Absent Friends and Way Upstream	Sir Alan Ayckbourn	040 03
Which mode of transport was invented by Christopher Cockerell	Hovercraft	040 04
On which islands are the Old Man of Hoy	The Orkneys	040 05
Which girl’s name means ‘female sheep’ in Hebrew	Rachel	040 06
What is the state capital of South Australia	Adelaide	040 07
What was the name of Billy j. Kramer’s backing group	The Dakotas	040 08
What is a shaggy ink cap	Fungus	040 09
Which corrupt architect was jailed for seven years in 1974	John Poulson	040 10
Which actress switched from running a hairdressing salon in Coronation Street to working as a nurse at Holby Cii,,’	Angela Griffin	040 11
Who launched Skytrain	Freddie Laker	040 12
What event shook the music world on 16 August 1977	The death of Elvis Presley	040 13
Who became Soviet leader in 1985	Mikhail Gorbachev	040 14
In which country is Lake Garda	Italy	040 15
About whom was Stewart Granger talking in 984 when he said: ‘She’s common, she can’t act — yet she’s the hottest female property around these days’	Joan Collins	040 16
Which American band used to be known as The Stilettos	Blondie	041 01
Which was the first garden city in Britain	Letchworth	041 02
Who were the Gang of Four who left the Labour Party in 1981 to form the SDP	Roy Jenkins, David Owen, Shirley Williams and William Rodgers	041 03
What instrument did George Formby play	Ukelele	041 04
Who played ‘Popeye’ Doyle in The French Connection	Gene Hackman	041 05
In which country is the Indre river	France	041 06
Who designed the Mini car	Alec Issigonis	041 07
Who was known as the ‘Sun King’	Louis XIV	041 08
Helena is the capital of which American state	Montana	041 09
What is an oxlip	A plant, related to the cowslip	041 10
Which Scottish King was killed when one of his own cannon exploded	James 2	041 11
What was the nickname of Howard Hughes’s giant flying-boat which flew only once	Spruce Goose	041 12
Which horse won the 1999 Epsom Derby	Oath	041 13
Animal was the drummer with which band on The Muppet Show	Dr Teeth and the Electric Mayhem	041 14
The Plough is part of which constellation	Ursa Major	041 15
Who wrote Of Mice and Men	John Steinbeck	041 16
Which country boasts the oldest parliament in the world	Iceland	042 01
Who was the last King of Italy	Umberto II	042 02
What is the only octopus known to have killed humans	Blue-ringed octopus	042 03
Which TV presenter started her career as one third of the group Faith, Hope and Charity	Dani Behr	042 04
Which former England international footballer once appeared on a national stamp of Gambia	Gary Lineker	042 05
Where was Bob Hope born	Eltham, South-East London	042 06
Across which river was the Hoover Dam built	Colorado River	042 07
Which novelist created the detective Reg Wexford	Ruth Rendell	042 08
In which country is the Sauber Formula One motor racing team based	Switzerland	042 09
What is Patricia Bredin’s role in the history of music	She was the first UK entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest	042 10
Which Beach Boy has been married nine times (at the latest count)	Mike Love	042 11
Where is Wast Water	Lake District	042 12
Which woman was secretary to Harold Wilson from 1956	Marcia Ealkender	042 13
Which species of fish was believed to be extinct until one was caught off Madagascar in 1938	Coelacanth	042 14
Which Cuban bay was the site of an unsuccessful invasion by US forces in 1961	Bay of Pigs	042 15
In which country is Bayreuth	Germany	042 16
In which fictitious prison was Porridge set	Slade	043 01
In Bulgarian currency, how many stotinki are there in a 1ev	I 00	043 02
Heraklion and Canea are the major cities on which island	Crete	043 03
Which singer’s real name is Michael Barrett	Shakin’ Stevens	043 04
In which 1949 film did Alec Guinness play eight different roles	Kind Hearts and Coronets	043 05
Which King of Greece died in 1920 from blood poisoning after being bitten by his pet monkey	Alexandros I	043 06
Who composed the opera Eugene Onegin	Tchaikovsky	043 07
Who completed the first solo flight across the Atlantic	Charles Lindbergh	043 08
Which Second World War traitor was born William Joyce	Lord Haw Haw	043 09
Which was the only Eastern bloc country to take part in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics	Romania	043 10
Which widow toppled Ferdinand Marcos from power in the Philippines in 1986	Mrs Corazon Aquino	043 11
How many humps does a dromedary have	One	043 12
To which genus do foxgloves belong	Digitalis	043 13
Which Scottish League team plays at Glebe Park	Brechin City	043 14
Who was the Greek god of the sea	Poseidon	043 15
Which architect was immortalised on Simon and Garfunkel’s Bridge Over Troubled Water album	Frank Lloyd Wright	043 16
Which fake was ‘discovered’ by Charles Dawson in East Sussex in 1913	Putdown man	044 01
Which horror movie actor’s real name was William Pratt	Boris Karloff	044 02
The tiny rock hyrax — a rat-like creature from central Africa -- is the closest living relative of which mammal	Elephant	044 03
Which nation’s people eat more bread per person than anyone else in the world	Greece	044 04
Which series was the successor to That Was The Week That Was	Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life	044 05
Which New Zealand-born scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1908	Ernest Rutherford	044 06
About which cathedral did The New Vaudeville Band sing in 1966	Winchester	044 07
What was the name of the woodpecker in Bagpuss	Professor Yaffle	044 08
Which capital city means ‘elephant’s trunk’	Khartoum	044 09
The Rye House Plot was a conspiracy against which English monarch	Charles 2	044 10
Who led the Sioux onslaught against General Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn	Sitting Bull	044 11
What was U2’s first UK number one single	‘Desire	044 12
Which flowers have varieties called hybrid teas and floribundas	Roses	044 13
What is the connection between dynamite and the Nobel Peace Prize	Dynamite was first devised by Alfred Nobel	044 14
What is the spiny anteater otherwise known as	Echidna	044 15
Which country owns Easter Island	Chile	044 16
What was the name of Jed Clampett’s daughter in The Beverly Hillbillies	Etly May	045 01
What wrecked the opening night of BBC2 in 1964	A power cut	045 02
In which year did Muhammad Au first become World Heavyweight Boxing Champion	1964	045 03
Which novelist created detective Albert Campion	Margery Allingham	045 04
The name of which Sixties pop group means afar from these things’	Procul Harum	045 05
What does the computer programme language BASIC stand for	Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code	045 06
Of which family of freshwater fish is the chub a member	Carp	045 07
In soccer, which country staged the 1982 World Cup finals	Spain	045 08
Which famous playboy was seen as a pipe-smoking ancient Roman in Mel Brooks’ History of the World — Part I	Hugh Hefner	045 09
Who invented the electric light bulb	Thomas Edison	045 10
Who scored against his namesake in the 200 1-2 Merseyside derby at Goodison Park	Steven Gerrard (against Paul Gerard)	045 11
Which American politician has a wife called Tipper	Al Gore	045 12
Which spirit is the basic ingredient in the liqueur benedictine	Brandy	045 13
Which former TV weathergirl presented the game show Dog Eat Dog in	Ulrika Jonsson	045 14
Which London building housed the Great Exhibition of 1851	Crystal Palace	045 15
In which century did Cyrano de Bergerac live	17th	045 16
What breed of bird led zoo keepers a merry dance in Norfolk in 2001	Vulture	046 01
Who was executed for the Oklahoma City bombing	Timothy McVeigh	046 02
Which state capital of Delaware shares its name with a Kentish port	Dover	046 03
Which Spice Girl recorded ‘When You’re Gone’ with Bryan Adams	Melanie Chisholm	046 04
Which liberalising Czechoslovak leader was arrested by Soviet troops during the 1968 invasion and subsequently expelled from the Communist Party	Alexander Dubcek	046 05
Adam Gilchrist is a Test cricketer for which country	Australia	046 06
Which river flows through the towns of Chatham, Gillingham and Rochester	Medway	046 07
What do Murray Walker, Elizabeth Taylor and Jimmy Young have in common	They’ve all had hp replacementS	046 08
Which Hollywood legend once said: ‘I acted vulgar, Madonna IS vulgar’	Marlene Dietrich	046 09
In which country is the town of Oudenaarde	Belgium	046 10
How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win at the 1936 Berlin Olympics	Four	046 11
Which Emmerdale headmistress was killed by a car in September 2001	Mrs Strkkland	046 12
What nationality is the singer Joni Mitchell	Canadian	046 13
In which ocean is the island of Nauru	Pacific	046 14
According to Greek mythology, who oened her	Pandora	046 15
What is a pronghorn	An antelope-like mammal of the USA	046 16
Who starred in Trainspotting and A Life Less Ordinary	Ewan McGregor	047 01
Which footballer scored a hat-trick for England against Germany in	Michael Owen	047 02
What is singer Derek Dick otherwise known as	Fish	047 03
What is geniophobia	A fear of chins	047 04
In which country is Strasbourg	France	047 05
Which British politician became Lord Hailsham	Quintin Hogg	047 06
The jay is a member of which family of birds	Crow	047 07
Which actor sang on Blur’s ‘Parklife’ single	Phil Daniels	047 08
Which Portuguese navigator discovered the Philippines in 1521, only to be killed by natives	Ferdinand Magellan	047 09
What nationality is Whigfield	Danish	047 10
To the nearest 100 miles, how far is Perth,Australia, from London	9000	047 11
Which three colours feature on the national flag of Estonia	Blue, black and white	047 12
At which sport was actor Paul Shane a junior champion	Table tennis	047 13
What is a noctule	A bat	047 14
Which Friend inspired a hair craze in 1994	Jennifer Aniston	047 15
Who painted Women of Tahiti	Paul Gauguin	047 16
Who wrote the screenplay of Four Weddings and a Funeral	Richard Curtis	048 01
Who was the only man who could ever reach Dusty Springfield	‘Son Of A Preacher Man	048 02
Which Liverpool couple had sextuplets in 1983	The Waltons	048 03
Which Beatle played a lavatory attendant in a sketch on Not Only... But Also With Peter Cook and Dudley Moore	John Lennon	048 04
Which Football League club left the Manor Ground for good in 2001	Oxford United	048 05
Jonathan and Jennifer were which Seventies crime-fighting husband-and- wife team	Hart to Hart	048 06
On which of the Great Lakes is Chicago a port	Michigan	048 07
In Greek legend, which king was granted the gift of converting all he touched to gold	Midas	048 08
Which planet is closest to the Sun	Mercury	048 09
Who went from drinking Gold Blend to starring in &ff’ the Vampire Slayer	Anthony Head	048 10
Paul Jones was replaced by Mike D’Abo as singer with which Sixties band	Manfred Mann	048 11
What is the capital of Saxony	Dresden	048 12
Which city used to be called Constantinople	Istanbul	048 13
In 2001, which country won the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time	Estonia	048 14
Which James Bond used to work as a French rolisher for	Sean Connery	048 15
What were the names of aviation pioneers the Wright brothers	Orville and Wilbur	048 16
Which US President was known as ‘The Bull Moose’	Theodore Roosevelt	049 01
Which Miss Teenage Memphis 1966 went on to star in her own TV sitcom	Cybill Shepherd	049 02
Which Hollywood heartthrob of the I 930s was listed on his birth certificate as a girl	Clark Gable	049 03
In which country is the Tysee waterfall	Norway	049 04
Where will the 2004 Olympic Games be held	Athens	049 05
Who wrote Gulliver’s Travels	Jonathan Swift	049 06
Which US actor was born Bernard Schwarz	Tony Curtis	049 07
What did Kim Cotton become in 1985	Britain’s first commercial surrogate mother	049 08
Which band used to be called Seymour	Blur	049 09
As whom is Edson Arantes do Nascimento better known	Pele	049 10
Who was known as the Iron Duke	The Duke of Wellington	049 11
Who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2001	jack Dee	049 12
What is the currency of Thailand	Baht	049 13
What is Margaret Thatcher’s middle name	Hilda	049 14
Who became US President following the assassination of Kennedy	Lyndon B. Johnson	049 15
In which car did Damon Hill win the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship	Williams	049 16
Who promised: ‘The world is your lobster’	Arthur Daley	050 01
The owner of Harrods is also the chairman of which Premiership football club	Fulham	050 02
Who wrote The Day of the Jackal	Frederick Forsyth	050 03
What is a dunnock	A small bird	050 04
Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon are collectively known as what	The inert gases	050 05
Which Hollywood star of the I 940s was born Margarita Carmen Cansino	Rita Hayworth	050 06
Wendy, Scoop, Muck and Dizzy are friends of whom	Bob the Builder	050 07
Who was the first Stuart King of England	james I	050 08
Which boy’s name is derived from Dionysus, the Greek god of wine	Dennis	050 09
DZ is the international vehicle index mark for which country	Algeria	050 10
Don Powell was the drummer with which Seventies band	Slade	050 11
Which kitchen appliance was invented by the American Charles Strite in 1927	Toaster	050 12
In which city would you cross the Verrazano Narrows Suspension Bridge	New York	050 13
What colour are the flowers of a forsythia	Yellow	050 14
What nationality was the footballer Eusebio	Portuguese	050 15
With what musical instrument is Stephane Grappelli primarily associated	Violin	050 16
In which year was the Grand National first run	1839	051 01
In which county is Hemel Hempstead	Hertfordshire	051 02
What were introduced for the first time by Scotland Yard in 1961	Identikits	051 03
Which of Steed’s sidekicks in The Avengers was played by Linda Thorson	Tara King	051 04
Who said: ‘The best time I ever had with Joan Crawford was when I pushed her down the stairs in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane’	Bette Davis	051 05
What is henbane	A poisonous plant	051 06
Which English king was murdered in Berkeley Castle	Edward II	051 07
Which British couple were at the centre of a storm in 2000 over their attempts to procure a baby over the Internet	The Kilshaws	051 08
Of which country did Haile Selassie become emperor in 1930	Ethiopia	051 09
Which band released the album ‘The Man Who’	Travis	051 10
What is the capital of the Republic of Fiji	Suva	051 11
Which English novelist’s best-known work was Tom Jones	Henry Fielding	051 12
According to Dutch superstition, people with what colour hair bring bad luck	Red	051 13
Which animals move so slowly that algae grow in their hair	Sloths	051 14
The onion is a member of which family	Lily	051 15
The Niagara Falls are located in which Canadian province	Ontario	051 16
What is an oryx	A large antelope	052 01
Which composition by Ravel was performed on ice by Torvill and Dean	Bolero	052 02
As whom was Grigory Efimovich better known in early 20th century Russia	Rasp utin	052 03
Which TV soap is set in Charnham	Family Affairs	052 04
Which band released the Seventies albums ‘A Question Of Balance’, ‘Every Good Boy Deserves Favour’ and ‘Seventh Sojourn’	The Moody Blues	052 05
Which film studios in West London were renowned for their post-war comedies, often starring Alec Guinness	Ealing	052 06
On which racecourse is the St Leger run	Doncaster	052 07
What unit is used to measure the fineness of yarns, as in nylon stockings	Denier	052 08
Which English king was known as ‘the Unready’	Ethelred	052 09
Which star of Red River and From Here to Eternity was disfigured in a car crash in 1957	Montgomery Clift	052 10
Which 14-year-old Romanian gymnast won three gold medals at the 1976 Montreal Olympics	Nadia Comaneci	052 11
Which former British Prime Minister died on 29 December 1986	Harold Macmillan	052 12
The theme from which TV series gave Nick Berry a number two hit in	Heartbeat	052 13
Which actress won the Miss Italy title in 1946	Gina Lollobrigida	052 14
Which brothers played for Australia’s victorious cricketers against England in the summer of 2001	Steve and Mark Waugh	052 15
Which American state is nicknamed ‘the Sooner State’	Oklahoma	052 16
What word featured in both of Art Garfunkel’s solo number ones	‘Eyes’ (‘I Only Have Eyes For You’ and ‘Bright Eyes’)	053 01
Which continent does the fierce snake come from	Australia	053 02
Which actor, born Michael Dumble-Smith, took his stage name from a passing biscuit lorry	Michael Crawford	053 03
Which antiseptic takes its name from trichiorophenol	TCP	053 04
Which board game was invented by solicitor’s clerk Anthony E. Pratt	Cluedo	053 05
Which artist appeared in a crowd scene in Jean Cocteau’s 1962 film The Testament of Orpheus	Pablo Picasso	053 06
Which was the 50th state to join the United States	Hawaii	053 07
What was the name of the cow in The Woodentops	Buttercup	053 08
Brian Horton managed which Football League club at the start of season 2001-2	Port Vale	053 09
What is another name for the clavicle	Collar bone	053 10
The gharial is a species of which reptile	Crocodile	053 11
In which country is Krakow	Poland	053 12
What is the largest island in the Caribbean	Cuba	053 13
What is the second book in the Old Testament	Exodus	053 14
What is the name for a plant which completes its life cycle in two years	Biennial	053 15
What was first erected in 1961	The Berlin Wall	053 16
Who links Bob the Builder with The Texas Rangers	Neil Morrissey (the voice of Bob the Builder played Texas Ranger Rocky in the TV series Boon)	054 01
Who was the first substitute to score in an FA Cup Final	Eddie Kelly (for Arsenal in 1971)	054 02
How many countries border France	Six — Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Spain	054 03
Which Australian soap returned to Britain on Channel 5 in 2001	Home and Away	054 04
On which river does High Wycombe stand	Wye	054 05
What was Sherpa Tenzing’s surname	Norgay	054 06
Who starred in The Tall Guy and Jurassic Park	jeff Goldblum	054 07
Which Patricia wrote The Talented Mr Ripley	Patricia Highsmith	054 08
Which comedian’s 1975 single ‘The Magic Roundabout’ was banned by the BBC over its sexual content	jasper Carrott	054 09
Pediophobia is a fear of what	Dolls	054 10
Which American President had a wife named Ladybird	Lyndon B. Johnson	054 11
Which veteran golfer is known as ‘the man in black’	Gary Player	054 12
Pasadena is a city in which American state	California	054 13
Which band’s best-selling album of the I 980s was titled ‘Brothers In Arms’	Dire Straits	054 14
Which two rock stars died separately in the same London apartment owned by Harry Nilsson	Mama Cass Elliott and Keith Moon	054 15
Which horror movie actor co-starred with Elvis Presley in The Trouble With Girls	Vincent Price	054 16
What is the nickname of Nottinghamshire’s Norwich Union League cricket team	The Outlaws	055 01
In which country is Passchendaele	Belgium	055 02
What date is St Patrick’s Day	17 March	055 03
At which battle was Admiral Nelson mortally wounded	Trafalgar	055 04
In which field did John Tradescant make his name	Gardener! botanist	055 05
Who shaved his head for the film Twelve Monkeys	Bruce Willis	055 06
Which married couple had a hit with ‘Do That To Me One More Time’	Captain and Tennille	055 07
What incident marred the 1913 Epsom Derby	Suffragette Emily Davison died after throwing herself in front of the king’s horse	055 08
Which tennis player was known as ‘Little Mo’	Maureen Connolly	055 09
Which North Devon town was devastated by a freak flood in August	Lynmouth	055 10
Which commercial plastic was invented by Leo Baekeland	Bakelite	055 11
Who made the first flight across the English Channel	Louis Blériot	055 12
In which county is Corfe Castle	Dorset	055 13
What is a chough	A bird	055 14
In Arthurian legend, who was the son of Sir Lancelot	Sir Galahad	055 15
How many stomachs does a cow have	Four	055 16
Which English city had the Roman name ‘Aquae Sulis	Bath	056 01
Which Il-year-old qualified for the National Chess Championships in 1977	Nigel Short	056 02
Which European country held its first democratic election for 41 years in June 1977	Spain	056 03
What was the name of Regan and Carter’s boss in The Sweeney	Frank Haskins	056 04
Which US sitcom star provided the voice of Sideshow Bob on The Simpsons	Kelsey Grammer	056 05
Who said: ‘I think for the life span he’s lasted, Chuck Berry’s productivity has been nil, more or less’	Sir Elton John	056 06
Who was the first British footballer to be paid £100 a week	johnny Haynes	056 07
What is 5 squared	225	056 08
Why were parts of Britain temporarily plunged into darkness on I August 1999	Total solar eclipse	056 09
Gomera and Hierro are part of which group of islands	Canary Islands	056 10
How many hours are New Zealand ahead of Britain	12	056 11
What colour are the flowers of the dogwood	White	056 12
What animal lives in a lodge	Beaver	056 13
Which mountain did Horace Saussure make the first ascent of in 1787	Mont Blanc	056 14
William the Silent was the ruler of which country from 1572-84	The Netherlands	056 15
Who gave thanks for the Aintree Iron	Scaffold	056 16
Who sang about ‘Sunshine On A Rainy Day’ in 1991	Zoe	057 01
Under which pseudonym did French architect Charles Edouard Jeanneret work	Le Corbusier	057 02
In which city were the 1996 Olympics held	Atlanta	057 03
Who discovered the mouth of the River Amazon in 1499	Amerigo Vespucci	057 04
Barbara Windsor succeeded Jo Warne in which role	EostEnders’ Peggy Mitchell	057 05
What is Bono’s real name	Paul Hewson	057 06
Which actor’s contract with MGM in the I 920s forbade him from smiling on screen	Buster Keaton	057 07
The Maledicta Society caters for people who like to do what	Swear	057 08
Who directed Gregory’s Girl	Bill Forsyth	057 09
In which year did Concorde make its first flight	1969	057 10
The Dalai Lama is the spiritual head of which country	Tibet	057 11
What is the nickname of Leicester’s rugby team	Tigers	057 12
On which river does Derby stand	Derwent	057 13
Who wrote the spy thriller The lpcress File	Len Deighton	057 14
Who was the first golfer to win two successive US Masters titles	Jack Nicklaus	057 15
What was the Christian name of the English scientist Faraday	Michael	057 16
Which was the first Football League club to be relegated to the Conference	Lincoln City	058 01
Which junior health minister resigned in 1988 following a row about the presence of salmonella in eggs	Edwina Currie	058 02
What did Mao Tse-Tung, Casanova and Anthea Turner have in common	They were all once librarians	058 03
Who ordered the building of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton	The Prince Regent	058 04
Which optical aid was invented by the German Adolph E. Fick in 1887	Contact lens	058 05
Who has a dog named Spit	Bob Carolgees	058 06
Who released the album ‘White Ladder’	David Gray	058 07
What are Dogger, Fastnet and German Bight	Shipping areas	058 08
Which leader of a popular Eighties band has the middle name Freuder	Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits)	058 09
Which Guy Madden movie won an Oscar for Best Film in 1998	Shakespeare In Love	058 10
What was Laika’s claim to fame in the story of space travel	It was the first dog in space	058 11
In which country was the writer Albert Camus born	Algeria	058 12
In 1986, which boxer became the youngest World Heavyweight Champion	Mike Tyson	058 13
Which Rhodesian leader declared his country’s unilateral independence from Britain in 1965	Ian Smith	058 14
In which county is Bury St Edmunds	Suffolk	058 15
What nationality is tennis player Gabriela Sabatini	Argentine	058 16
What is the name for the dot over the letter ‘I’	A tittle	059 01
What is the chemical symbol for silver	Ag	059 02
Who succeeded Boris Yeltsin as Russian President	Vladimir Putin	059 03
What was The Beatles’ last UK number one single	‘The Ballad Of John And Yoko	059 04
Which English king was beheaded in 1649	Charles I	059 05
BeIIis perennis is more commonly known as which wild flower	Daisy	059 06
What colour jersey is worn by the leader in the Tour de France cycle race	Yellow	059 07
For which food manufacturing company did Reggie Perrin work	Sunshine Desserts	059 08
What is the name of the green pigment that is present in most plants	Chlorophyll	059 09
Rhodes and Kos are part of which group of islands	Dodecanese	059 10
To whom was the poem The Fcierie Queene dedicated	Elizabeth 1	059 11
What sport do the Atlanta Braves play	Baseball	059 12
In which century did the dodo become extinct	17th	059 13
Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew Aguecheek are characters in which Shakespearean play	Twelfth Night	059 14
In 1988 which American became the first boxer to win world titles at five different weight classes in five separate fights	Thomas Hearns	059 15
Which range of mountains separates the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland	Grampians	059 16
Which former England football manager was born on the same day asYoko Ono — 18 February 1933	Bobby Robson	060 01
Which American state is nicknamed the ‘Wolverine State’	Michigan	060 02
Which French playwright died on stage while playing a hypochondriac in his own play Le Malade Imaginaire	Moliere	060 03
Which TV detective had the Christian name ‘Endeavour’	Inspector Morse	060 04
Who had a number one album in 2001 titled ‘A Funk Odyssey’	Jamiroquai	060 05
What was the first James Bond film	Dr No	060 06
What took place in Londonderry on 30 January 1972	Bloody Sunday	060 07
At the 1980 Olympics, who became the first Briton since Harold Abrahams to win the men’s 100 metres	Allan Wells	060 08
Which acid is contained in vinegar	Acetic acid	060 09
Who was President of Ireland between 1959 and 1973	Eamon de Valera	060 10
Who was the Roman goddess of the Moon	Luna	060 11
In which country is the Chihuahuan Desert	Mexico	060 12
Which planet is furthest from the Sun	Pluto	060 13
What is the golfing term for a score of three under par at a hole	Albatross	060 14
What was the name of the bridge in Buckinghamshire where the Great Train Robbery took place	Bridego Bridge	060 15
In which ship did the Pilgrim Fathers sail	Mayflower	060 16
Which Spice Girl was once an extra in Emmerdale	Melanie Brown	061 01
Who played Fred Flintstone in the movie version of The Flintstones	John Goodman	061 02
Which swimmer was the first woman to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award	Anita Lonsborough	061 03
Who was found dead in her bed on 5 August 1962	Marilyn Monroe	061 04
Why were Donald Duck comics once banned in Finland	Because he doesn’t wear pants	061 05
What nationality was the composer Grieg	Norwegian	061 06
Warkworth Castle is situated in which English county	Northumberland	061 07
Sharleen Spiteri is the singer with which band	Texas	061 08
What was sent to attack England in 1588	Spanish Armada	061 09
Who retained the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship in 2001	Michael Schumacher	061 10
What is the name given to the side opposite the right angle of a triangle	Hypotenuse	061 11
The Phantom Flan Flinger wreaked havoc on which Saturday morning TV show	Tiswas	061 12
Who wrote King Solomon’s Mines	Rider Haggard	061 13
Which football team are nicknamed the Baggies	West Bromwich Albion	061 14
Which BBC reporter ousted Neil Hamilton as MP for Tatton at the 1997 General Election	Martin Bell	061 15
Who stuck to his principles at the Diet of Worms	Martin Luther	061 16
Which player scored the last Football League goal of the 20th century	David Livermore (Millwall)	062 01
In which American city was Cheers set	Boston	062 02
What kind of musical instrument is a lute	Stringed	062 03
What parts of the rhubarb plant are poisonous	The leaves	062 04
On which river is the city of Hamburg	Elbe	062 05
What national holiday do Americans celebrate on the fourth Thursday in November	Thanksgiving	062 06
Who did Michael Aspel replace as presenter of Antiques Roodshow	Hugh Scully	062 07
Which Hollywood tough guy of the I 930s was born Emanuel Golden berg	Edward G. Robinson	062 08
Who wrote Uncle Vanya and The Three Sisters	Anton Chekhov	062 09
What do John Travolta, Gary Numan and Nicholas Lyndhurst have in common	All are qualified pilots	062 10
What was the first solid-body electric guitar	Fender Broadcaster	062 11
What was the Christian name of the English landscape painter Gainsborough	Thomas	062 12
Which horse — bearing the name of an Italian city — won the 2001 St Leger	Milan	062 13
Which former British Prime Minister became the first Earl of Stockton	Harold Macmillan	062 14
Which band released the album ‘Reggatta de Blanc’	The Police	062 15
Which unit of power is named after the Scottish engineer who developed early models of the steam engine	The watt (James Watt)	062 16
Who was the most famous goalkeeper in the history of Polish amateur club Wotsyla	Pope John Paul II	063 01
The Gulf of Carpentaria lies off the coast of which country	Australia	063 02
What is the capital of the Channel Island of Alderney	St Anne’s	063 03
Who were the first Merseybeat group to have a UK number one single	Gerry and The Pacemakers	063 04
Which model was named Woman of the Year for 1966	Twiggy	063 05
What was Lady Penelope’s surname in Thunderbirds	Creighton-Ward	063 06
Who turned down the role of Rhett Butler in Gone With The Wind because he was convinced it would be a flop	Gary Cooper	063 07
Who was the longest reigning King of England	George III	063 08
What do Sir Isaac Newton, Kenny Everett and Annie Lennox have in common	All were born on Christmas Day	063 09
Who was sacked from his job as assistant to a Paris art dealer for sneaking off to Holland at Christmas and for being rude to customers	Vincent Van Gogh	063 10
Which comedian owned the 1994 Grand National winner, Minnehoma	Freddie Starr	063 11
Who composed the operas Rigoletto and La Traviata	Verdi	063 12
What was Groucho Marx’s real name	Julius	063 13
What is the state capital of Maryland	Annapolis	063 14
The forint is the standard currency of which country	Hungary	063 15
On which fictitious island does Thomas the Tank Engine operate	Sodor	063 16
Who starred opposite Trevor Howard in Brief Encounter	Celia Johnson	064 01
What are hertz	Units of frequency	064 02
Which musical instrument takes its name from its almond-shaped body	Mandolin	064 03
Who took over as manager of Middlesbrough FC in summer 2001	Steve McLaren	064 04
Which statesman was released from jail in 1990, ending 27 years of imprisonment	Nelson Mandela	064 05
Which is the only seaport in Alabama	Mobile	064 06
Whereabouts on the human body is the mandible	Jaw	064 07
About which American river did Pussycat sing in 1976	‘Mississippi	064 08
Which racing driver was killed in a plane crash on a Hertfordshire golf course in 1975	Graham Hill	064 09
Which London football club used to be called Dial Square	Arsenal	064 10
Who was Baroness Orczy’s most famous literary creation	The Scarlet Pimpernel	064 11
How old was Mary Shelley when she wrote Frankenstein	19	064 12
As whom was Haitian dictator Francois Duvalier better known	Papa Doc	064 13
In which year were the Olympic Games first held in London	1908	064 14
What was the name of Tintin’s dog	Snowy	064 15
Which novelist was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire	D.H. Lawrence	064 16
A dab is a member of which family of fish	Flounder	065 01
The sloe is the fruit of which shrub	Blackthorn	065 02
What does R.E.M. stand for	Rapid Eye Movement	065 03
Koper is the chief port of which country	Slovenia	065 04
Which United Kingdom singer was involved in a four-way tie for first place at the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest	Lulu	065 05
Which short-lived TV soap of 1992 was set in Spain	Eldorado	065 06
Which political party did Jimmy Carter represent in the White House	Democrat	065 07
Which three disciplines make up a triathlon	Swimming, cycling and running	065 08
What did the Greek army leave outside the gates of the city during the siege of Troy	Large wooden horse	065 09
What is the name of the channel between mainland England and the Isle of Wight	The Solent	065 10
What is a dirk	A dagger	065 11
Which guitarist released ‘Layla’ under the name Derek and the Dominos	Eric Clapton	065 12
According to Shakespeare’s Richard III, who was drowned in a butt of Maimsey wine	Duke of Clarence	065 13
What was the former name of Ethiopia	Abyssinia	065 14
Which American novelist wrote The Great Gatsby	F. Scott Fitzgerald	065 15
On which continent is the Limpopo river	Africa	065 16
Which actor started life as Nicholas Coppola but changed it to distance himself from his uncle, director Francis Ford Coppola	Nicolas Cage	066 01
Which two cricketers were the heroes of the 1981 Headingley Test where England recovered from a seemingly impossible position to defeat Australia	Ian Botham and Bob Willis	066 02
Burgas and Varna are ports on which sea	Black Sea	066 03
What is a bugloss	A plant	066 04
Who was the first tennis player to perform the Grand Slam	Donald Budge	066 05
What is the unit for measuring purity in gold	Carat	066 06
What I 870s innovations from Thomas Cook were originally called ‘circular notes’	Travellers’ cheques	066 07
Which Football League club plays at Blundell Park	Grimsby Town	066 08
What is the highest headland on the south coast of England	Beachy Head	066 09
In Greek mythology, who was the nymph who pined away after being rejected by Narcissus until only her voice remained	Echo	066 10
What killed about 30 per cent of the population of England in 1348-9	Black Death	066 11
What nationality is TV snake-hunter Steve Irwin	Australian	066 12
Who are the Fang	A West African tribe	066 13
In physics, what is FM short for	Frequency modulation	066 14
Which musical instrument does James Galway play	Flute	066 15
In which year did Jimi Hendrix die	1970	066 16
Which actress split up from a Bratt in 2001	Julia Roberts (Benjamin Bratt)	067 01
What blue flower is also the name of a brass musical instrument	Bugle	067 02
Bucharest is the capital of which European country	Romania	067 03
What is a dotterel	A bird	067 04
In which city is the Elysee Palace	Paris	067 05
What was Madonna’s first UK number one single	‘Into The Groove	067 06
Who played Elaine Benes in Seinfeld	Julia Louls-Dreyfus	067 07
Who was the subject of the Oasis hit Wonderwall	Meg Matthews	067 08
Which English city was the Roman Verulamium	St Albans	067 09
Where did Dr Foster go in a shower of rain	Gloucester	067 10
In what branch of the arts was Donatello versed	Sculpture	067 11
In music, what is half of a semibreve	A minim	067 12
What nationality is the athlete Cathy Freeman	Australian	067 13
In which year was Prince Harry born	1984	067 14
What was Il-year-old Terry Brooks the first in a long line of in the world of TV commercials	The Milky Bar Kid	067 15
In which country is the River Gers	France	067 16
In which US sitcom is a dog played by a Moose	Frasier (Eddie the dog’s real name is Moose)	068 01
Who tripped over Zola Budd’s heel at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics	Mary Decker	068 02
Who invited us to do the ‘Funky Gibbon’	The Goodies	068 03
Where would you find the Giant’s Causeway	On the north coast of Antrim, Northern Ireland	068 04
Who preceded Harold II as King of England	Edward the Confessor	068 05
On the shore of which lake is the Ugandan town of Entebbe	Lake Victoria	068 06
What is a nibIick	A golf club	068 07
How many players are there on each side in a game of Australian Rules football	18	068 08
Which two American states border Chesapeake Bay	Maryland and Virginia	068 09
Andy Partridge was the singer with which Eighties band	XTC	068 10
Which star of The Odd Couple died in 2000	Walter Matthau	068 11
What are missing from dalmatians when they are born	Spots	068 12
On which river does Damascus stand	Barada	068 13
Which football club won the French League title in 2000-I	Nantes	068 14
Where would you find the Sea of Tranquility	On the Moon	068 15
Jim Bolger was Prime Minister of which country from 1990-7	New Zealand	068 16
Who was famously called up for American military service in 1958	Elvis Presley	069 01
Who were beaten in the Battle of Dettingen in 1743	The French	069 02
Puck and Bottom appear in which Shakespeare play	A Midsummer Night’s Dream	069 03
What is a devil’s coach horse	A beetle	069 04
What are dried in oast-houses	Hops	069 05
Which element was the atomic number I	Hydrogen	069 06
What can be a blue-flowered trailing plant or a marine snail	Periwinkle	069 07
For which home international country did Gavin Hastings play rugby union	Scotland	069 08
Geoffrey of Anlou’s habit of wearing a sprig of broom in his hat gave the name to which English royal house	Plantagenet (from the Latin plonta genista)	069 09
As whom is cleric Geraldine Granger better known	The Vicar of Dibley	069 10
What is the highest adult male voice	Alto	069 11
In which year did Take That have a UK number one single with ‘Pray’	1993	069 12
The tugrik is the unit of currency in which country	Mongolia	069 13
Which three countries border Paraguay	Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina	069 14
Who wrote Madame &vary	Gustave Flaubert	069 15
Who invented the C5	Sir Clive Sinclair	069 16
How many sheets of writing-paper are there in a quire	24	070 01
In which Italian region is Lake Como	Lombardy	070 02
Which Irish racehorse trainer has stables at Ballydoyle	Aidan O’Brien	070 03
In which county was the Battle of Culloden fought	Inverness-shire	070 04
What did Sir Cliff Richard,William G. Stewart and Michael Barrymore all start out as	Butlin’s Redcoats	070 05
Which Beatle directed the 1972 film Born To Boogie	Ringo Starr	070 06
For which radio station did Eddie Shoestring work	Radio West	070 07
Who was the last British tennis player to win the men’s singles at Wimbledon	Fred Perry	070 08
What creature can be fairy or three-banded	Armadillo	070 09
What did NAAFI stand for	Navy, Army, and Air Force Institutes	070 10
What is the term for an animal that feeds on both vegetation and meat	Omnivore	070 11
What colour is sulphur	Yellow	070 12
Near which city is the port of Dun Laoghaire	Dublin	070 13
What is paraquat	Weedkiller	070 14
What were the surnames of Bonnie and Clyde	Parker and Barrow	070 15
Which jockey was known as the ‘long fellow’	Lester Piggott	070 16
What is 30 degrees Centigrade in Fahrenheit	86 degrees	071 01
What gardening aid did James Edward Ransome invent in 1902	Lawnmower	071 02
Who was the Roman god of honesty	Fides	071 03
Which city is served by Turnhouse Airport	Edinburgh	071 04
What is Louise Brown’s claim to fame	She was the world’s first test-tube baby	071 05
Gripper Stebson was the school bully of which establishment	Grange Hill	071 06
Which French World Cup winner signed for Manchester United to replace Jaap Stam	Laurent Blanc	071 07
What is a flying fox	A bat	071 08
Which is the northernmost of the Great Lakes	Lake Superior	071 09
Which former motel was rebuilt as a four-star hotel in 2001?	Crossroads	071 10
Jean-jacques Burnel was a guitarist with which punk band	The Stranglers	071 11
What flows from the Gulf of Mexico to keep Britain warm	The Gulf Stream	071 12
In which athletics event does Jonathan Edwards compete	Triple jump	071 13
According to Greek mythology, who stole the Golden Fleece	Jason and the Argonauts	071 14
In which city is the Golden Gate bridge	San Francisco	071 15
What was Dorothy’s job in Men Behaving Badly	Nurse	071 16
What musical instrument did Benny Goodman play	Clarinet	072 01
Which Football League club are nicknamed the ‘Quakers’	Darlington	072 02
In which Carry On film did Sid James play The Rumpo Kid	Carry On Cowboy	072 03
Which singer was found hanging in a Sydney hotel room in 1997	Michael Hutchence	072 04
Which King of Norway died after slipping on the soap in his bath and banging his head on one of the taps	Haakon VII	072 05
From which country does the kiwi fruit originate	China	072 06
Which shipping forecast area covers the coastline from Scarborough to GreatYarmouth	Humber	072 07
Which planet was first located in 1846	Neptune	072 08
Who lived at 52 Festive Road, London, and made daily visits to a local fancy-dress shop	Mr Benn	072 09
In which city is Temple Meads railway station	Bristol	072 10
Which type of water lathers easily with soap — soft or hard	Soft	072 11
Who released the 1995 album ‘Crazysexycool’	TLC	072 12
In which sport do teams compete for the Super Bowl	American Football	072 13
TB is an abbreviation for which disease	Tuberculosis	072 14
From which country does the singer Dame Kin Te Kanawa come	New Zealand	072 15
What is the longest river in Scotland	Tay	072 16
In which year was the Wall Street crash	1929	073 01
Where do the England rugby union team play home matches	Twickenham	073 02
In which county is Melton Mowbray	Leicestershire	073 03
What method of weaponry was first used at the Battle of the Somme in 1916	Tank	073 04
Which of the Lipari Islands has an active volcano	Stromboli	073 05
Who starred in Patriot Games and The Fugitive	Harrison Ford	073 06
What is the name of Michael Schumacher’s younger brother who is also a Formula One driver	RaIf	073 07
Who was US Vice-President from 1989-93	Dan Quayle	073 08
To what did Isaac Pitman lend his name	A form of shorthand	073 09
Which girl group backed Martha Reeves	The Vandellas	073 10
In which American state is the industrial city of Pittsburgh	Pennsylvania	073 11
From 1899, who painted a series of water lilies in the garden of his house at Giverny, Normandy	Claude Monet	073 12
Which brother of Martha was raised by Jesus from the dead	Lazarus	073 13
Which English horse race starts in Cambridgeshire and ends in Suffolk	The Cesarewitch	073 14
Which Western hero was ‘king of the wild frontier’	Davy Crockett	073 15
How many pints are there in a quart	Two	073 16
What did the Lone Ranger never remove in pubtic	His mask	074 01
What is the name for a ship’s kitchen	Galley	074 02
Of whom did Joan Rivers once say: ‘If I found her floating in my pool, I’d punish my dog’	Yoko Ono	074 03
What did Bruce Willis, Harvey Keitel and Sir Winston Churchill all have to: overcome	Stammers	074 04
Which Spanish duo sang:’Yes Sir,l Can Boogie’	Baccara	074 05
Who wrote The Canterbury Tales	Geoffrey Chaucer	074 06
What chemical element has the symbol Co	Cobalt	074 07
Colwyn Bay is situated in which county of North Wales	Clwyd	074 08
On which river does Londonderry stand	Foyle	074 09
What new experiment brought misery to London motorists in 1983	Wheel-clamping	074 10
Which member of Boyzone has two sisters in BVitched	Shane Lynch	074 11
What nationality was the composer Sibelius	Finnish	074 12
Who wrote the novels Call of the Wild and White Fang	jack London	074 13
Which legal term means ‘you may have the body’ in Latin	Habeas corpus	074 14
Who won Academy Awards for his performances in Kramer vs Kramer and Rain Man	Dustin Hoffman	074 15
Who became director of the FBI in 1924	J. Edgar Hoover	074 16
James Dean Bradfield is the lead singer with which band	Manic Street Preachers	075 01
Which member of the royal family was married on 14 November 1973	Princess Anne (to Capt. Mark Phillips)	075 02
Who was former Liberal leader JeremyThorpe accused of conspiring to murder	Norman Scott	075 03
In Dickensian London, what was a gamp	Umbrella	075 04
St David’s railway station serves which west country city	Exeter	075 05
What was the nickname of Russian ruler Ivan IV	‘The Terrible	075 06
Which lost city of the Incas was rediscovered in the Peruvian Andes by Hiram Bingham in 1911	Machu Picchu	075 07
Which TV character referred to his wife as she who must be obeyed’	Rumpole of the Bailey	075 08
What musical instrument did Shirley Abicair play	Zither	075 09
Headingley cricket ground is located in which city	Leeds	075 10
Which 19th century Scottish poet was renowned for his appalling verse	William McGonagall	075 11
What kind of cocktail was popular with Resistance groups during the Second World War	Molotov cocktail	075 12
What was the name of the ship abandoned by Ernest Shackleton during his 1914-16 Antarctic expedition	Endurance	075 13
Mogadishu is the capital of which African nation	Somalia	075 14
The estuaries of which two rivers form the Solway Firth	Eden and Esk	075 15
For what is quango an acronym	QuasiA utonomous Non-Governmental Organisation	075 16
What was Richard Burton’s last film	1984	076 01
Which poet wrote A Shropshire Lad	A.E. Housman	076 02
What is the state capital of Queensland	Brisbane	076 03
At what time of year does Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby investigate cases of foul play	Midsomer (Murders)	076 04
What is an oleander	An evergreen shrub	076 05
What is the Christian name of the fashion designer Oldfield	Bruce	076 06
Which singer was the subject of Don McLean’s ‘American Pie’	Buddy Holly	076 07
Scar was the villain in which Disney film	The Lion King	076 08
In which year was the Gulf War	1991	076 09
With which musical instrument was Duke EI)ington associated	Piano	076 10
Who scored Germany’s golden goal winner in the final of Euro 96	Oliver Sierhoff	076 11
Which nuclear power station changed its name to Sellafield in 1971	Windscale	076 12
Which town in Kent got its name from its septet of fine trees	Sevenoaks	076 13
Who did the Princess of Wales come to know as ‘Squidgy’	‘ames Hewitt	076 14
With which country was Greece at war between 499 and 449BC	Persia	076 15
Which TV presenters were once known as PJ and Duncan	Ant and Dec	076 16
In which county of England is Fountains Abbey	North Yorkshire	077 01
What is Jodie Foster’s real first name	Alicia	077 02
What does NASA stand for	National Aeronautics and Space Administration	077 03
What was the name of Scooby-Doo’s pup nephew	Scrappy-Doo	077 04
Who won the 2001 FA Cup Final	Liverpool	077 05
What is a narwhal	A small whale	077 06
What do Scotsmen like to toss at the Highland Games	Caber	077 07
As whom was Martha Jane Burke better known in 19th century South Dakota	Calamity Jane	077 08
Who created the private detective Philip Marlowe	Raymond Chandler	077 09
Which animals are vulnerable to the disease myxomatosis	Rabbits	077 10
On whose head couldn’t you see the join	Ernie Wise	077 11
Who was the Roman goddess of love	Venus	077 12
What do ‘StairwayTo Heaven’ and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ have in common	Both have been covered by RoIf Harris	077 13
On what racecourse is the 1,000 Guineas run	Newmarket	077 14
Who composed the opera Porgy and Bess	George Gershwin	077 15
What is the official language of Belize	English	077 16
What football landmark took place at Bramall Lane, Sheffield, in 1878	The first floodlit match	078 01
Who ran rings around the Watford Long John Silver Impersonators in a football match on Monty Python’s Flying Circus	Bournemouth Gynaecologists	078 02
Conjunctivitis affects which part of the body	The eye	078 03
Who directed King of Kings and The Ten Commandments	Cecil B. de MilIe	078 04
The Skaggerak is the strip of water on the north side of which country	Denmark	078 05
Which African country was formerly known as Basutoland	Lesotho	078 06
Which comic-strip hero was created by Bob Kane	Batman	078 07
Who changed his name from Stuart Goddard to become ‘Prince Charming’	Adam Ant	078 08
The last specimen of which breed of lion was killed in the Great Atlas Mountains in 1922	Barbary lion	078 09
What links C.B. Fry,Arthur Milton and Willie Watson	Each represented England at both cricket and soccer	078 10
What animal lives in a drey	Squirrel	078 11
Who starred as Magnum P1	Tom Selleck	078 12
Which Irish novelist could only type with the toes of one foot	Christy Brown	078 13
What was sunk in 1545 and took 437 years to re-surface	The Mary Rose	078 14
A bolt of lightning devastated which cathedral in 1984	York Minster	078 15
What was invented by Norweigan Eric Rotheim in 1926	The aerosol	078 16
Where in the human body is the ulna	Forearm	079 01
Brechou,Jethou and Lihou can be found in which group of islands	Channel Islands	079 02
Which Ukraine-born novelist wrote Lord Jim	joseph Conrad	079 03
Which Sixties group used to be called Carl and the Passions	The Beach Boys	079 04
Who won the Wimbledon ladies’ singles title in the Queen’s Silver Jubilee year	Virginia Wade	079 05
Which three countries border Lake Constance	Germany, Austria and Switzerland	079 06
Which TV policeman owned a dog called Wee Jock	Homish Macbeth	079 07
Who won the Men’s World Squash Championships seven years out of eight between 1989 and 1996	Jansher Khan	079 08
What is unique about the palm nut vulture of West Africa	It is the world’s only vegetarian bird of prey	079 09
In which country were Venetian blinds invented	Japan	079 10
Which is the only country in the world that doesn’t have its name on its postage stamps	Britain	079 11
At which sport did Gillian Gilks represent England	Badminton	079 12
In which county is Herstmonceux Castle	East Sussex	079 13
Douala is the chief port of which African country	Cameroon	079 14
Which French singer said ‘thank ‘eavens for leetle girls’	Maurice Chevalier	079 15
Which is the last book of the New Testament	Revelation	079 16
‘Goat’s Head Soup’ was a 1973 album by which band	The Rolling Stones	080 01
What is clubroot	A disease affecting cabbages and turnips	080 02
In which century was Don Juan supposed to have lived	14th	080 03
Who resigned as manager of the England football team in 2000	Kevin Keegan	080 04
Which former England cricket captain shares a name with a Welsh peninsula	Gower	080 05
What is the state capital of Florida	Tallahassee	080 06
Who was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australlia	Amy Johnson	080 07
Which Hollywood actress was born Natasha Gurdin	Natalie Wood	080 08
What did America’s Lucien B. Smith invent in 1867	Barbed wire	080 09
RA is the international vehicle index mark for which country	Argentina	080 10
Translated literally, which phrase means ‘blow of mercy’ in French	Coup de grace	080 11
Who completed the first British cicumnavigation of the globe	Sir Francis Drake	080 12
Who was in charge of the Trumpton fire brigade	Captain Flack	080 13
What do the D’Oyly Carte Company produce	Operas	080 14
Which line of hills stretches from Bristol to Chipping Camden	Cotswolds	080 15
The cougar is another name for which North American cat	Puma	080 16
Which British Prime Minister became the first Earl of Avon	Anthony Eden	081 01
How many points is a touchdown worth in American football	Six	081 02
To which group of musical instruments does the glockenspiel belong	Percussion	081 03
What number is used to classify book titles	ISBN	081 04
What variety of lettuce takes its name from a Greek island	Cos	081 05
Which singer could only be filmed from the waist up on The Ed Sullivan Show because his act was considered so overtly sexual	Elvis Presley	081 06
Which city did the very first Cook’s overseas tour visit in 1855	Paris	081 07
In which country is the Cleve-Garth waterfall	New Zealand	081 08
A young Jeffrey Archer was once employed doing which job on the sands at Weston-super-Mare	Deckchair attendant	081 09
Odontophobia is a fear of what	Teeth	081 10
To which century does the umbrella date back	Second century BC	081 11
What was the Fonz’s Christian name	Arthur	081 12
Which Football League club plays at Plainmoor	Torquay United	081 13
Which group backed Gary Puckett	The Union Gap	081 14
Chris Norman was the lead singer with which Seventies band	Smokie	081 15
Den Haag is the Dutch form of which town in the Netherlands	The Hague	081 16
Which comedy actor starred in Oh Mr Porter and L i Ask a Policeman	Will Hay	082 01
In which stretch of water is I(harg Island	Persian Gulf	082 02
Who composed ‘The Planets’ suite	Gustav HoIst	082 03
Who was known as the ‘forces sweetheart’ during the Second World War	Vera Lynn	082 04
In which English county is Burghley House	Lincolnshire	082 05
Which Spice Girl once played a teenage mugger in EastEnders	Emma Bunton	082 06
From which wood are cricket bats traditionally made	Willow	082 07
Which Uncle is the nickname for the US government	Sam	082 08
What fooled the Sunday Times and historian Hugh Trevor-Roper in 1983	The fake Hitler diaries	082 09
A kiss-and-tell barmaid brought about the downfall of which England cricket captain	Mike Gatting	082 10
From which city did Manuel come in Fowity Towers	Barcelona	082 11
Who was the first black men’s singles champion at Wimbledon	Arthur Ashe	082 12
In which year did ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ first reach number one	1975	082 13
What speed limit was introduced on British roads in 1965	70mph	082 14
Titan is the largest moon of which planet	Saturn	082 15
What was Thailand formerly known as	Siam	082 16
Which card game was invented in the 17th century by English poet John Suckling	Cribbage	083 01
Who was the first woman Prime Minister of Pakistan	Benazir Bhutto	083 02
Which boxer was nicknamed ‘the Manassa Mauler’	Jack Dempsey	083 03
In which country was fingerprinting first used to identify crime suspects	India	083 04
Which sea separates Egypt and Sudan from Saudi Arabia	Red Sea	083 05
In which ocean are the Maldives	Indian Ocean	083 06
Who was the Ebony to Paul McCartney’s Ivory	StevieWonder	083 07
Which popular salad ingredient was thought to be poisonous until 1830	Tomato	083 08
Which is the first female in the line of succession to the British monarchy	Princess Beatrice	083 09
Which ballet dancer changed her name from Margaret Hookham	Margot Fonteyn	083 10
What is ikebana	The Japanese art of flower arrangement	083 11
Who was stripped of his 100 metres gold medal at the 1988 Olympics after testing positive for drugs	Ben Johnson	083 12
In 1985, which 22-year-old Russian became the youngest chess player to win the world title	Gary Kasparov	083 13
What crime did Kristin Shepard commit in 1980	She shot J.R. Ewing in Dallas	083 14
Which English King had a secret wife named Mrs Fitzherbert	George IV	083 15
Which compulsive dish-washer is Emma Forbes’s mother	Nanette Newman	083 16
Slide Mountain is the highest peak in which US mountain range	The Catskills	084 01
Which river flows through Chester	Dee	084 02
What did Charlie Chan call his eldest offspring, Barry	‘Number One Son	084 03
In 1967, which golfer made the first televised hole-in-one	Tony Jacklin	084 04
Which is the smallest native British deer	Roe deer	084 05
Which monster in Greek mythology had nine heads	Hydra	084 06
Jomo Kenyatta became the first President of which country in 1964	Kenya	084 07
What was Edwin Lutyens by profession	Architect	084 08
Who released the 1997 album ‘OK Computer’	Radiohead	084 09
What was significant about footballer Mo Johnston’s transfer to Rangers in 1989	He was Rangers’ first Catholic signing	084 10
Who directed Women in Love and The Devils	Ken Russell	084 11
Which Hollywood actress was born Caryn Johnson	Whoopi Goldberg	084 12
Who designed the Clifton Suspension Bridge	Isambard Kingdom Brunel	084 13
What colour are the flowers of a celandine	Yellow	084 14
Who was the first English printer	William Caxton	084 15
Who was the commander of Stingray	Troy Tempest	084 16
From which country did the chow dog originate	China	085 01
What is the name of the area of low atmospheric pressure along the equator where calm winds can suddenly produce storms	Doldrums	085 02
What two colours make up the flag of Portugal	Green and red	085 03
What was the Christian name of the German car designer Porsche	Ferdinand	085 04
On which ground do the Scotland rugby union team play home matches	Murrayfleld	085 05
As which Sixties pop star did Reg Balls re-invent himself	Reg Presley	085 06
Muskie and Vince assisted which law enforcer	Deputy Dawg	085 07
Eboracum was the Roman name for which city	York	085 08
What piece of furniture is a chesterfield	Sofa	085 09
Scottish blackface and cheviot are breeds of which animal	Sheep	085 10
Chesil Beach is in which English county	Dorset	085 11
Who went from playing a brickie to wearing ‘Crocodile Shoes	Jimmy Nail	085 12
Which south coast resort is host to a pre-Wimbledon tennis tournament	Eastbourne	085 13
What was the middle name of the poet Percy Shelley	Bysshe	085 14
Which Independent candidate fought unsuccessfully against Bill Clinton in the 1992 US Presidential campaign	Ross Perot	085 15
Who is Wayne Slob’s wife	Waynetta	085 16
Which former Radio I disc jockey is a descendant of Robert Louis Stevenson	David ‘Kid’ Jensen	086 01
Who wrote Far from the Madding Crowd	Thomas Hardy	086 02
Which US state is known as the ‘Magnolia State’	Mississippi	086 03
Who lived in Ten Acre field at Scatterbrook Farm	Worzel Gummidge	086 04
In 1985, what did Europe regain for the first time in 28 years	Ryder Cup	086 05
Who withdrew from the 1988 US Presidential race following newspaper revelations about his relationship with model Donna Rice	Gary Hart	086 06
Where would you find your hammer, anvil and stirrup	In your ear	086 07
What is the smallest British bird	Goldcrest	086 08
In which country is the Gibson Desert	Australia	086 09
Whose daughters were Goneril and Regan	King Lear	086 10
Which English football team achieved a European and domestic treble in 2001	Liverpool	086 11
How many lines are there in a limerick	Five	086 12
According to 10cc, who gets more fan mail than the Pope	Mickey Mouse (‘Life Is A Minestrone’)	086 13
Which 15th century Italian artist’s name means ‘little barrel’	Botticelli	086 14
Which former England international footballer was known as the ‘Preston plumber’	Tom Finney	086 15
On which island of New Zealand is the city of Christchurch	South Island	086 16
What nationality was Christopher Columbus	Italian	087 01
In the currency of which country do 100 qindarka make a lek	Albania	087 02
What is comfrey	A hairy-leaved plant	087 03
On which racecourse is the Whitbread Gold Cup run	Sandown Park	087 04
Which band took their name from the villain in the film Borbarello	Duran Duran	087 05
Which actor took his stage name from a Humphrey Bogart movie	Michael Caine (The Caine Mutiny)	087 06
Which Spanish King despatched the Armada	Philip II	087 07
Who lived at 24 Sebastopol Terrace,Acton	Sykes	087 08
Which Formula One team sacked driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen halfw ay through the 2001 season	Jordan	087 09
Who formed the National Teenage Party in 1963	Screaming Lord Sutch	087 10
In which continent does the wombat live	Australasia	087 11
Who wrote the novel The Bonfire of the Vanities	Tom Wolfe	087 12
Who plays Ally McBeal	Calista Flockhart	087 13
Who was the first British golfer to win the US Open	Harry Vardon	087 14
Who was the last Tudor monarch	Elizabeth 1	087 15
Which band had hits with ‘Yellow’ and ‘Trouble’	Cold play	087 16
Who pioneered birth control in London in the I 920s	Marie Stopes	088 01
What do Vanessa Feltz and Tony Curtis have in common	Both have a daughter named Allegra	088 02
Which singer had a Bionic Woman as babysitter for his children	Glen Campbell (Lindsay Wagner)	088 03
What is a stonechat	A bird	088 04
In which county is Stilton cheese traditionally made	Leicestershire	088 05
Which cathedral has the tallest spire in England	Salisbury	088 06
Which Russian city had three different names in the course of the 20th century	St Petersburg — formerly Petrograd and Leningrad	088 07
What took place in Chicago on 14 February 1929	St Valentine’s Day Massacre	088 08
With what instrument was jazz musician Sonny Rollins associated	Tenor saxophone	088 09
Soling, Finn and Tornado are categories in which sport	Yachting	088 10
Who sprinkled oofle dust	Sooty	088 11
As whom was Lev Davidovjtch Bronstein better known	Trotsky	088 12
When did Carole King decide it might as well rain until	September	088 13
In which country is the fishing port ofTrondheim	Norway	088 14
Waverley Station is located in which British city	Edinburgh	088 15
What disease can the tsetse fly transmit to humans	Sleeping sickness	088 16
What did Barbie’s boyfriend Ken originally lack which other boys had	Genitals	089 01
Which board game was devised by unemployed heating engineer Clarence B. Darrow	Monopoly	089 02
What is the chemical term for chalk	Calcium carbonate	089 03
Which Benedictine monk invented champagne	Dom Perignon	089 04
At which Olympic event did David Hemery win a gold medal	400 metres hurdles	089 05
What was Diana Prince’s alter ego	Wonder Woman	089 06
Which band’s best-selling album was titled Urban Hymns’	The Verve	089 07
Which writer of The Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy died in 2001	Douglas Adams	089 08
What is the name for a word that reads the same backwards as forwards	Palindrome	089 09
What was the name of the lioness in Born Free	Elsa	089 10
In which English town is there a street called The Pantiles	Tunbridge Wells	089 11
What do you call an angle which measures between 90 and 180 degrees	Obtuse	089 12
In which forest was William II of England killed	New Forest	089 13
What did WatTyler lead in 1381	Peasants’ Revolt	089 14
On which river is Shrewsbury	Severn	089 15
Who was banned from international football for a year in 1990 for insulting the French national team manager Henri Michel	Eric Cantona	089 16
Which British field marshal in the Crimean War gave his name to a type of sleeve	Lord Raglan	090 01
Which golf trophy did Britain and Ireland retain at Sea Island, Georgia, in August 2001	Walker Cup	090 02
Which musical features ‘The Lambeth Walk’	Me and My Girl	090 03
What sort of beer takes its name from the German for ‘store’	Lager	090 04
What is the name of the bone on the thumb side of the forearm	Radius	090 05
What did the council tax replace in 1993	Poll tax	090 06
In which century were the first reports of a Loch Ness monster	15th	090 07
Which actress split from husband Jim Threapleton in August 2001	Kate Winslet	090 08
What links Pete Shelley and Mark Lamarr	Pete Shelley was singer with The Buzzcocks and Mark Lamarr presents Never Mind the Buzzcocks	090 09
What was first achieved by Captain Matthew Webb in 1875	Cross-Channel swim	090 10
Which fashion designer created the ‘little black dress’	Coco Chanel	090 11
Who wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory	Roald Dahi	090 12
Which British painter murdered his father in 1843 and was committed to an asylum	Richard Dadd	090 13
For which country did Neil Harvey play Test cricket	Australia	090 14
Dakar is the capital of which African country	Senegal	090 15
In which county would you find the villages of Great Snoring and Little Snoring	Norfolk	090 16
Which Russian runner was booed as she won the women’s 5000 metres at the 2001 World Athletics Championships	Olga Yegorova	091 01
Which Coronation Street barmaid was played by Tina Hobley	Samantha Failsworth	091 02
What is the lowest prime number over 1,000	1,009	091 03
Which city was the capital of Nigeria until 1991	Lagos	091 04
Who directed Platoon and JFK	Oliver Stone	091 05
In Arthurian legend, what was the name of King Arthur’s wife	Guinevere	091 06
What is the highest mountain in England	Scafell Pike	091 07
Which singer split up from Puff Daddy in 2001	jennifer Lopez	091 08
Which Scottish League football team were deducted IS points in 2000 for refusing to fulfil a fixture at Stenhousemuir	Hamilton Academicals	091 09
Albion was the ancient name for which country	Britain	091 10
What is the Alexander technique said to improve	Posture	091 11
What does Bisto stand for	Browns, Seasons,Thickens-in-One	091 12
Where in Britain is Ugley	Essex	091 13
Who popularised the history of art through the TV series Civilisation	Kenneth Clark	091 14
In which decade was the American Civil War	I 860s	091 15
Which member of Pink Floyd played guitar on Kate Bush’s ‘WUthering Heights’	Dave Gilmour	091 16
Which famous thespian is the mother of actress Joely Richardson	Vanessa Redgrave	092 01
Lake Tiberias is the modern name for which Biblical sea	Sea of Galilee	092 02
Cape Horn is at the southern tip of which group of islands	Tierra del Fuego	092 03
What does ‘ergo’ mean in Latin	Therefore	092 04
What is a fieldfare	Bird	092 05
Who was Queen of England for nine days in 1553	Lady Jane Grey	092 06
Which spa town at the foot of the Taunus Mountains in Germany gave its name to a soft felt hat for men	Homburg	092 07
Action Man was the British version of which American toy doll	G.I. Joe	092 08
According to medieval Christian legend, what did Jesus drink from at the Last Supper	The Holy Grail	092 09
What is a koto	A Japanese musical instrument	092 10
Which cat was tormented by Pixie and Dixie	Mr Jinks	092 11
Why did the BBC ban Ricky Valance’s 1960 hit ‘Tell Laura I Love Her’	It was about death — a taboo subject	092 12
Which Football League club used to be called New Bromptori	Gillingham	092 13
What are kurdaitcha shoes — worn by Australian Aborigines — traditionally made from	Emu feathers	092 14
Leith is the port of which city	Edinburgh	092 15
How did Herbert Marx get his nickname of ‘Zeppo’	He was born at the time of the first zeppelins	092 16
What do Ronnie O’Sullivan, Keanu Reeves and Woody Harrelson have in	Their fathers have all served jail sentences	093 01
Edgbaston cricket ground is in which city	Birmingham	093 02
On which island did Steve McGarrett operate	Hawaii (Hawaii Five-O)	093 03
Who wanted to know: ‘What’s The Frequency Kenneth’	R.E.M.	093 04
In 1953, which jockey finally won his first Epsom Derby at the age of 49	Sir Gordon Richards	093 05
What was installed for the first time at Barclays Bank, Enfield, on 27 June 1967	Cash dispenser	093 06
Richard Hadlee played Test cricket for which country	New Zealand	093 07
Which Hollywood actor changed his name from William Franklin Beedle Jnr	William Holden	093 08
What can be the position of a note in the musical scale or a sticky black substance	Pitch	093 09
In which county is the cathedral city of Wells	Somerset	093 10
In which country was the conductor Georg Solti born	Hungary	093 11
Who was the Greek god of dreams	Morpheus	093 12
Which British golfer won the US Masters in 1988	Sandy Lyle	093 13
Which channel divides Anglesey from the Welsh mainland	Menai Strait	093 14
Edward Whymper was the first person to climb which Alpine peak	Matterhorn	093 15
For what is laser an acronym	Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation	093 16
Which planet was discovered by William Herschel in 1781	Uranus	094 01
How many weeks did Bryan Adams stay at number one in the UK in 1991 with ‘(Everything I Do) I Do It For You’	16	094 02
Which of The Monkees once starred in Circus Boy	Mickey Dolenz	094 03
What nationality is former speedway champion Ivan Mauger	New Zealander	094 04
Who was said to have fiddled while Rome burned	Nero	094 05
Who composed ‘Transcendental Studies’	Liszt	094 06
What is the state capital of Arkansas	Little Rock	094 07
What do Roger Moore,Terry Waite and Julian Clary have in common	Their fathers were policemen	094 08
What colour does litmus paper turn in the presence of alkali	Blue	094 09
In which county is Bamburgh Castle	Northumberland	094 10
Which wine bar did James Willmott-Brown run in EastEnders	The Dagmar	094 11
Which river flows through Northampton	Nene	094 12
In which country is the Kakadu National Park	Australia	094 13
Which rock star famously challenged Liam Gallagher to a fight	Robbie Williams	094 14
The Weimar Republic was established in which country in 1918	Germany	094 15
In which year did Chris Evert win her first Wimbledon title	1974	094 16
Which comedian’s catchphrase was ‘You lucky people’	Tommy Trinder	095 01
To what did Puff Daddy change his name in 2001	P. Diddy	095 02
What was the name of Hyacinth Bucket’s long-suffering husband in Keeping Up Appearances	Richard	095 03
Which city is the capital of the Tuscany region of Italy	Florence	095 04
Which of the Wombles takes his name from a city in Siberia	Tomsk	095 05
Who was the Glamorgan bowler when Nottinghamshire’s Gary Sobers established a world record by hitting six sixes in one over at Swansea in 1968	Malcolm Nash	095 06
In which county is the resort of Ingoidmells	Lincolnshire	095 07
Which seat of learning links Mick Jagger and John F. Kennedy	Both attended the London School of Economics	095 08
Who wrote Arms and the Man and Man and Superman	George Bernard Shaw	095 09
What colour beak does a shelduck have	Red	095 10
What is the national sport of Japan	Sumo wrestling	095 11
Which movie star was the subject of a 1986 song by Suzanne Vega	Marlene Djetrich (‘Marlene On The Wall’)	095 12
What garment did Mary Phelps Jacob (aka Mrs Caresse Crosby) perfect in 1913	The bra	095 13
Which flashing road safety innovation of 1934 was named after the Minister of Transport at the time	Belisha beacon (Sir Leslie Hore-Belisha)	095 14
What was the family surname in Roseanne	Conner	095 15
Steve Bruce was appointed manager of which London football club in the summer of 2001	Crystal Palace	095 16
Which British motor-racing team was launched by Tony Vandervell	Vanwall	096 01
Which communications satellite was launched in 1962 to provide the first live TV transmissions between the USA and Europe	Telstar	096 02
Which T is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland	Tyrone	096 03
What type of geographical feature is Skiddaw	A mountain (in the Lake district)	096 04
Which movie star, who separated in 2001 from his wife, was once voted Least Likely To Succeed by his classmates	Tom Cruise	096 05
Which board game was the brainchild of Chris and John Haney and Scott Abbott	Trivial Pursuit	096 06
What is a siskin	A bird	096 07
Renee Zellweger and Hugh Grant starred in which Helen Fielding adaptation	Bridget Jones’s Diary	096 08
Which Quasimodo won the Nobel Prize for Literature in I 959	Salvatore Quasimodo	096 09
In 1986, 13-year-old Sandra Kim won the Eurovision Song Contest for which country	Belgium	096 10
In football, which country staged the 1958 World Cup finals	Sweden	096 11
Au is the chemical symbol for which element	Gold	096 12
What does ‘décolleté’ mean in the fashion world	Low cut	096 13
Who is the chief god in Scandinavian mythology	Odin	096 14
At which London railway station would you arrive if travelling from Swindon	PaddingtOfl	096 15
What was special about the televised football match between Liverpool and West Ham on 15 November 1969	It was the firstTV game in colour	096 16
Justin Frischmann, Janet Street-Porter and Queen Noor of Jordan all studied to be what	Architects	097 01
What was the name of Boycie’s wife in Only Fools And Horses	Marlene	097 02
Which Football League club started the 2001-2 season playing home matches at Dorchester Town	Bournemouth	097 03
Which pen name did R.C. Lamburn use to create the adventures of a mischievous schoolboy	Richmal Crompton (just William)	097 04
Which duo were first to utter the corny line: ‘If I Said You Have A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me’	Bellamy Brothers	097 05
What flower is ling more commonly known as	Heather	097 06
For which country does footballer Dan Petrescu play	Romania	097 07
What is the female singer’s equivalent of an alto voice	Contralto	097 08
Ownership of Jutland is divided between which two countries	Denmark and Germany	097 09
Arthur Stanley Jefferson achieved fame as which half of a comic duo	Stan Laurel	097 10
AscunciOn is the capital of which South American country	Paraguay	097 11
Which bubble threatened to destroy the British economy in the century	South Sea Bubble	097 12
Racehorse No Bombs was disqualified after winning a race at Ascot for eating what on the way to the races	Mars Bar	097 13
In which country was Lego invented	Denmark	097 14
What foodstuff was originally called an Eskimo Pie	Choc ice	097 15
What is a liger	The offspring of a lion and tigress	097 16
What is Edina’s surname in Absolutely Fabulous	Monsoon	098 01
Who was Prime Minister of Australia from 1983-91	Bob Hawke	098 02
Which Scandinavian country’s flag is a yellow cross on a blue background	Sweden	098 03
Which town is the administrative centre of Northumberland	Morpeth	098 04
What is 80 in Roman numerals	LXXX	098 05
How many pounds are there in a stone	14	098 06
Which city houses the two Petronas skyscrapers, currently the tallest buildings in the world	Kuala Lumpur	098 07
Which African country used to be called Nyasaland	Malawi	098 08
Which physical trait is shared by Jane Seymour and David Bowie	Each have eyes of different colours	098 09
Which US group took their name from a fire engine	REO Speedwagon	098 10
Which country’s rugby union team plays at Lansdowne Road	Ireland	098 11
Which port did the French regain from English control in I 558	Calais	098 12
On which river does Calcutta stand	Hooghly	098 13
Which police officer did Helen Mirren play in Prime Suspect	Jane Tennison	098 14
Who was the Antipodean star of the movie Gladiator	Russell Crowe	098 15
The sister of which actress was the subject of The Beatles’ ‘Dear Prudence’	Mia Farrow	098 16
Who loaded the crossbows on The Golden Shot	Bernie the Bolt	099 01
Which Foreign Office clerk was jailed in 1984 for passing Cruise missile documents to the Guardian	Sarah Tisdall	099 02
Which son of Oliver Cromwell succeeded him as Lord Protector	Richard	099 03
Which four counties border Nottinghamshire	Derbyshire, South Yorkshire, Lincoinshire and Leicestershire	099 04
Gaz Coombes is the singer with which band	Supergrass	099 05
In which country are the ruins of Persepolis	Iran	099 06
Which country has won most Commonwealth Games gold medals	Australia	099 07
What was invented byWhitcomb L.Judson in 1893	The zip	099 08
Which is the longest river in the world	The Nile	099 09
The name of which South American capital city means ‘I see the mountain’	Montevideo	099 10
Which British comedian and chat show host had ‘No Entry’ tattooed on his bottom	Brian Conley	099 11
Quark is which country’s most popular cheese	Germany	099 12
Who led a revolt against the Normans in 1070 from his stronghold on the Isle of Ely	Hereward the Wake	099 13
Who wrote The Old Man and the Sea	Ernest Hemingway	099 14
Where is the Metropolitan Police Training School	Hendon	099 15
What is burned gypsum otherwise known as	Plaster of Paris	099 16
Which Platters song was covered by Freddie Mercury in 1987	‘The Great Pretender	100 01
On which racecourse is the Royal Hunt Cup run	Ascot	100 02
What did Adam push up his bottom to woo Rachel in Cold Feet	A rose	100 03
lpswich is located at the estuary of which river	Orwell	100 04
Who played The Joker in the 1989 Botmon movie	Jack Nicholson	100 05
Which flower is the national emblem of Japan	Chrysanthemum	100 06
Which Archbishop of Canterbury declared Henry Vill’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon null and void	Thomas Cranmer	100 07
Which Liverpool footballer was nicknamed ‘Crazy Horse’	Emlyn Hughes	100 08
Corfu is an island in which sea	lonian Sea	100 09
The dong is the currency of which country	Vietnam	100 10
In which American state is Key West	Florida	100 11
Which singer with The Moody Blues later joined Wings	Denny Lame	100 12
Choo Choo and Spook were members of whose gang	Top Cat	100 13
What do you fear if you suffer from linonophobia	String	100 14
Which British comedian used to drive a hearse for Co-op Funerals	Russ Abbot	100 15
Which 1980 TV programme caused diplomatic relations to be broken off between Britain and Saudi Arabia	Death of a Princess	100 16
What is the connection between Winnie the Pooh and The Rolling Stones	Brian Jones bought A.A. Milne’s old house	101 01
What is the sign of Sagittarius	The archer	101 02
Between which two towns did the world’s first railway run	Stockton and Darlington	101 03
What type of musical instrument is a triangle	Percussion	101 04
For what crime was Al Capone eventually brought to justice	Tax evasian	101 05
Who did Muhammad AN beat in the ‘thriller in Manila’ to retain his World Heavyweight title	joe Frazier	101 06
Which river does Balmoral Castle overlook	Dee	101 07
Which golfer won the British Open in 1979, 1984 and 1988	Severiano Ballesteros	101 08
Who was Lucille Ball’s husband on and off screen in the I 950s	Desi Arnez	101 09
What does PLO stand for	Palestinian Liberation Organisation	101 10
And what did ELO stand for	Electric Light Orchestra	101 11
In which sea are the Aland Islands	Baltic	101 12
What is the capital of NewYork state	Albany	101 13
Who solved crimes in St Mary Mead	Miss Morple	101 14
Which playwright wrote Entertaining Mr Sloone and Loot	Joe Orton	101 15
Who was the Roman goddess of chastity and hunting	Diana	101 16
Which fellow actor said: ‘A Steve McQueen performance just naturally lends itself to monotony. Steve doesn’t bring much to the party’	Robert Mitchum	102 01
Who sang about ‘Creeque Alley’	The Mamas and The Papas	102 02
What is a dhow	A ship	102 03
Jamie Cox was the captain of which county cricket team in 2001	Somerset	102 04
Which cartoon hero was created by Chester Gould	Dick Tracy	102 05
Who wrote Of Human Bondage and The Moon and Sixpence	Somerset Maugham	102 06
Which Sixties singer was born Mary O’Brien	Dusty Springfield	102 07
In 1956, who was voted the first European Footballer of the Year	Stanley Matthews	102 08
Port Louis is the capital of which Indian ocean island	Mauritius	102 09
Which medical drama is set in Chicago’s Cook County General Hospital	ER	102 10
Which British Prime Minister is said to have died from a heart attack while having sex with a parlour maid on his private billiard table	Viscount Palmerston	102 11
Which movie director changed his name from Melvin Kaminsky	Mel Brooks	102 12
What colours are the three stripes on the Belgian national flag	Black, yellow and red	102 13
‘Fast Car’ was a 1988 hit for which artist	Tracy Chapman	102 14
Which sport was invented by schoolboy William Webb Ellis	Rugby	102 15
On the face of which mountain are carved giant portrait heads of four former US Presidents	Mount Rushmore	102 16
What nationality was the artist Rubens	Flemish	103 01
What colour is azure	Blue	103 02
Which English football team plays atCarrow Road	Norwich City	103 03
Which boy band topped the charts with a basketball term	Five (‘Slam Dunk (Da Funk)’)	103 04
On which horse did 18-year-old Lester Piggott become the youngest jockey to win the Epsom Derby	Never Say Die	103 05
What links Batman and Catherine Zeta-Jones	Michael Keaton (who played Batman in the original movie) was born Michael Douglas	103 06
Which former world motor-racing champion’s middle names are Ernest Deveraux	Damon Hill	103 07
Through which English city did Lady Godiva ride naked	Coventry	103 08
What date is St Swithin’s Day	15 July	103 09
Why do Wallace & Gromit owe their lives to William Harbutt	He invented plasticine	103 10
In which city were parking meters first introduced	Oklahoma City	103 11
Who is Sindy’s boyfriend	Paul	103 12
Which American state did The Bee Gees sing about in 1967	‘Massachusetts	103 13
What is unique — and unfortunate — about the male swamp antechinus, a mouse-like marsupial from Australia	It is the only mammal which dies automatically after mating	103 14
Which actress left Rudolph Valentino on their wedding night	Jean Acker	103 15
Which singer was sacked from her job as a waitress at New York fast- food restaurant Dunk’ Donuts for squirting jam at a customer	Madonna	103 16
Who were the first club to score 1.000 Football League goals	Aston Villa	104 01
Who starred in Breakfast at Tiffany’s and My Fair Lady	Audrey Hepburn	104 02
What nationality was playwright Samuel Beckett	Irish	104 03
Which foodstuff was invented by Frenchman Hippolyte Mège-Mouries in 1868	Margarine	104 04
What is the chemical symbol for iron	Fe	104 05
Which European country has the international vehicle index mark CH	Switzerland	104 06
Which boy’s name means ‘small’ in Latin	Paul	104 07
What is the capital of Uzbekistan	Tashkent	104 08
Who sang about a’Stupid Girl’ in 1996	Garbage	104 09
And who did Captain Mainwaring think was a ‘stupid boy’	Pike	104 10
Which town is the administrative centre of Essex	Chelmsford	104 11
What is the name of an otter’s home	Holt	104 12
Which camp TV presenter was named after the tough-guy actor who starred in Tales of Wells Fargo	Dale Winton (named after Dale Robertson)	104 13
Dar es Salaam is the chief seaport in which country	Tanzania	104 14
Which Australian golfer won the British Open in 1991	lan Baker-Finch	104 15
Which is the world’s largest inland sea	Caspian Sea	104 16
Which former England football manager was named after an lI-fated bandleader	Glenn Hoddle (after Glenn Miller)	105 01
Britney Spears appeared in which TV series about a girl with supernatural powers	Sabrina the Teenage Witch	105 02
Saintpaulia is the Latin name for which popular house plant	African violet	105 03
Which musical instrument was invented by Cyrill Damien in 1829	Accordion	105 04
Who directed Dances With Wolves	Kevin Costner	105 05
Which country used to be called Kampuchea	Cambodia	105 06
Georgetown is the capital of which South American country	Guyana	105 07
In which year was the Gunpowder Plot	1605	105 08
Who was head of the Gestapo from 1936	Heinrich Himmler	105 09
For which county did Len Hutton play cricket	Yorkshire	105 10
A gumtree is the common name for which tree	Eucalyptus	105 11
In which county is Caernarvon	Gwynedd	105 12
What is the state capital of Idaho	Boise	105 13
Which Belgian punk had a 1978 hit with ‘Ca Plane Pour Moi’	Plastic Bertrand	105 14
With what physical handicap was Dudley Moore born	A club foot	105 15
Which comedian’s real name is Jim Moir	Vic Reeves	105 16
For which film did Paul Newman win an Oscar for Best Actor in 1986	The Color of Money	106 01
What is the name of Batman’s butler	Alfred	106 02
Which tapestry gives a vivid pictorial record of the Norman Conquest	Bayeux Tapestry	106 03
Which Scottish League football team are nicknamed the ‘Gable Endies’	Montrose	106 04
What type of flask was originally called a Dewar Vessel in honour of its inventor	Thermos flask	106 05
The Dogger Bank is a submerged sandbank in which sea	North Sea	106 06
Which city were both Katrina and The Waves and The Bangles going down to	Liverpool	106 07
Which country was formerly known as East Pakistan	Bangladesh	106 08
Which Irish jockey recorded a hat-trick of wins in the Prix de L’Arc de Triomphe from 1985-7	Pat Eddery	106 09
Who was the second USPresident after George Washington	John Adams	106 10
An early example of what was called a ‘Piggly Wiggly’	Supermarket	106 11
What is an eddy	A small whirlpool	106 12
What are the flowers of willows, poplars and birches called	Catkins	106 13
Which actor went from straight man to a puppet fox to a job as Private Secretary to the Prime Minister	Derek Fowlds (The Basil Brush Show to Yes, Minister)	106 14
What is Gregory Peck’s real Christian name	Eldred	106 15
Which two British athletes won long jump gold medals at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics	Lynn Davies and Mary Rand	106 16
What is the colour of mourning in Turkey	Violet	107 01
What three colours are on the flag of the Republic of Ireland	Green, white and orange	107 02
How many countries border Belgium	Four — France,The Netherlands, Germany and Luxembourg	107 03
Who was the first presenter of Grandstand	Peter Dimmock	107 04
Which singerlactor was born Paul Beuselinck	Paul Nicholas	107 05
Which game takes its name from the Latin for a bird of prey	Subbuteo (Falco subbuteo is the Latin name for the hobby)	107 06
The gourde is the currency of which country	Haiti	107 07
Whose companion was Captain Hastings	Hercule Poirot	107 08
Which Eighties band took their name from two bowler-hatted secret service agents in Herge’s Adventures of Tintin	The Thompson Twins	107 09
Which star of Gandhi once chatted up Irma Barlow in Coronation Street	Ben Kingsley	107 10
In horse racing, what is the fillies’ version of the Derby	The Oaks	107 11
What was Shakespeare’s last play	Henry VIII	107 12
Which actor suffered such bad stage fright during a production of Cell Mates that he left the country	Stephen Fry	107 13
Foil, épee and sabre are the three types of weapon used in which sport	Fencing	107 14
What kind of musical instrument is a fife	A small flute	107 15
What nationality was the physician Galen	Greek	107 16
Who searched for the one-armed man in The Fugitive	Dr Richard Kimble	108 01
Mike Barson was the chief songwriter with which Eighties band	Madness	108 02
What does EMU stand for	European Monetary Union	108 03
What is a smolt	A young salmon	108 04
What is the Japanese wine sake made from	Rice	108 05
Which Fulke was a well-known racehorse trainer	Fulke Walwyn	108 06
What was the name of Perry Mason’s secretary	Della Street	108 07
Which group backed Johnny Kidd	The Pirates	108 08
What was St Vitus the patron saint of	Dancers	108 09
The London Promenade Concerts are named after which conductor	Henry Wood	108 10
For which film did Emma Thompson win an Oscar for Best Actress in 1992	Howard’s End	108 11
Which Formula One Grand Prix takes place at interlagos	Brazilian	108 12
A bombardon is a member of which group of musical instruments	Brass	108 13
What was the first name of the German dramatist Brecht	Bertolt	108 14
Who was the youngest of the three Brontë sisters	Anne	108 15
Who wrote Hotel du bc	Anita Brookner	108 16
Which hero of spaghetti Westerns is allergic to horses	Clint Eastwood	109 01
What did Arsenal and Chelsea have on 25 August 1928 that no other team did	Numbered shirts	109 02
Who was the first woman in space	ValentinaTereshkova	109 03
What were the young men of Britain no longer required to perform after 1960	National service	109 04
Whose 1995 album was ‘Different Class’	Pulp	109 05
In which Irish county is Connemara	Galway	109 06
Who announced that he was going to leave old Durham town	Roger Whittaker	109 07
Who composed the ‘Brandenburg Concertos’	Bach	109 08
What animal lives in a sett	Badger	109 09
To what family of birds does the blackcap belong	Warbler	109 10
What were followers of Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists commonly known as	Blackshirts	109 11
Which romantic novelist’s first book was Jigsaw, published in 1921	Dame Barbara Cartland	109 12
In which Dublin park were two prominent members of the British government murdered in 1882	Phoenix Park	109 13
Who was Starsky and Hutch’s jive-talking informant	Huggy Bear	109 14
Who invented the Polaroid camera	Dr Edwin Land	109 15
In which US state does the Rio Grande river rise	South Colorado	109 16
Whose only UK number one single was ‘Tears On My Pillow	Johnny Nash	110 01
Which Scottish international footballer was sent home in disgrace from the 1978 World Cup finals after testing positive for drugs that were contained in a cold remedy	Willie Johnston	110 02
In which country is the resort of Rimini	Italy	110 03
Who was the last Stuart sovereign of England	Queen Anne	110 04
Where did Tony Hancock live in Hancock’s Half-Hour	23 Railway Cuttings, East Cheam	110 05
Which country rules the Faeroe Islands	Denmark	110 06
Which American space mission took Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aidrin to the Moon	Apollo XI	110 07
What was the surname of’Hawkeye’ in M*A*S*H	Pierce	110 08
Who had five hits in the Top Twenty at the same time in 1955	Ruby Murray	110 09
On which film did Clint Eastwood make his debut as a director	Play Misty For Me	110 10
Which Rolling Stone once worked as a porter at a mental hospital	Mick Jagger	110 11
From which continent does the potato originate	South America	110 12
Which London Underground station was called Walham Green until 1952	Fulham Broadway	110 13
Which London railway terminus is at the end of the Chiltern Line	Marylebone	110 14
Which country uses more condoms than any other	japan	110 15
What pastime did Arthur Wynne invent in 1913	Crossword puzzle	110 16
In which century did the first known dictionary appear	6th century BC	111 01
What is Disprin short for	Dissolvable aspirin	111 02
Who is the perpetual victim in Cluedo	Mr Black	111 03
Which country used to be known as Bechuanaland	Botswana	111 04
Which Oriental capital city means ‘wild plum village’	Bangkok	111 05
Alektorophobiajs a fear of what	Chickens	111 06
According to medieval beliefs, what was urinating on an open grave supposed to cure	Incontinence	111 07
In which country do they celebrate the Day of the Dead on 2 November	Mexico	111 08
For what does the Cheirological Society cater	Those fascinated by handwriting	111 09
Who was TV’s first blind detective	Longstreet	111 10
Which Football League team are nicknamed the ‘Cobblers’	Northampton Town	111 11
What perfectly natural word was Lucille Ball banned from saying in I Love Lucy	Pregnant	111 12
Which future landlady of the Queen Vic appeared on Play Away	Anita Dobson	111 13
Who was the only human to appear on Spitting Image	Denis Healey	111 14
Which member of the Monty Python team once appeared as a surfer on Home and Away	Michael Palm	111 15
Which country achieved independence from France in 1962	Algeria	111 16
Which jockey won all seven races on the card at Ascot in 1996	Frankie Dettori	112 01
With which style of music is Scott Joplin associated	Ragtime	112 02
How many points is the green ball worth in snooker	Three	112 03
In which county is Canyon Bay where Tony Blair and his family went on holiday in 2001	Cornwall	112 04
Which animal symbolises the zodiac sign Capricorn	Goat	112 05
Which Swedish novelist was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature	Selma Lagerlof	112 06
What nationality are rock band The Cardigans	Swedish	112 07
What is the name of Frosier’s father	Martin	112 08
Which country inflicted Sven Goran Eriksson’s first defeat as England football manager	Holland	112 09
In which city was actress Angela Lansbury born	London	112 10
Who was Britain’s first Labour Prime Minister	Ramsay MacDonald	112 11
What is a prickly pear	Cactus	112 12
Where is Prince William Sound	The Gulf of Alaska	112 13
What were Vince and Penny in John Sullivan’s sitcom	Just Good Friends	112 14
Who wrote The Railway Children	E. Nesbit	112 15
What are the names of Thomas the Tank Engine’s two carriages	Annie and Clarabel	112 16
In Coronation Street, which Battersby daughter was briefly married to Nick Tilsley	Leanne	113 01
Which heavy metal band took a ride on a ‘Silver Machine’	Hawkwind	113 02
Which English city was called Glevum by the Romans	Gloucester	113 03
Who won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1996 for the film Shine	Geoffrey Rush	113 04
In cricket, is the fielding position of extra cover situated on the off or the on side of the wicket	0ff	113 05
Which is the smallest but most densely populated Central American country	El Salvador	113 06
Ray Alan put words into the mouth of which mischievous schoolboy	Tich	113 07
What type of bird is a pintail	Duck	113 08
In which city would you find the Clifton Suspension Bridge	Bristol	113 09
Which wild flower has the Latin name digitalis	Foxglove	113 10
What does the fourth estate refer to	The press	113 11
Who succeeded Stephen as King of England in 1154	Henry 11	113 12
What was Buddy Holly’s real Christian name	Charles	113 13
In which country does the Indus river rise	Tibet	113 14
What nationality is athlete Eunice Barber	French	113 15
With which sport is Dennis Rodman associated	Basketball	113 16
What is a natterjack	Species of toad	114 01
How many Popes have been called Gregory	16	114 02
Heading west, what is the next London bridge after Westminster Bridge	Lambeth Bridge	114 03
What is footballer Dennis Bergkamp afraid of	Flying	114 04
Which singer used to be the goalkeeper for Real Madrid’s reserve team	Julio lglesias	114 05
Which band had a number one hit in 1996 with ‘Breakfast At Tiffany’s’	Deep Blue Something	114 06
Where are the Mumbles	South Wales	114 07
Which town in the Netherlands is famous for its pottery and porcelain	Delft	114 08
Who starred in Remains of the Day and Shadowlands	Anthony Hopkins	114 09
Which playwright’s last TV dramas were Karaoke and Cold Lazarus	Dennis Potter	114 10
Which actor was born Issur Danielovitch Demsky	Kirk Douglas	114 11
What is the capital of the Isle of Man	Douglas	114 12
Nutria is the fur of which animal	Coypu	114 13
What is the popular name for the constellation Ursa Major	Great Bear	114 14
What is a Gloucester Old Spot	Breed of pig	114 15
Who wrote the science fiction novel Brave New World	Aldous Huxley	114 16
Which uprising led to the Battle of Killiecrankie in 1689	Jacobite	115 01
Vincent Price has appeared in which British soap	Brookside (an actor named Vincent Price played Jason Shadwick)	115 02
What nationality was St Bruno	German	115 03
What was the title of Queen’s first hit	‘Seven Seas Of Rhye	115 04
Sofia is the capital of which European country	Bulgaria	115 05
Who did England’s footballers beat in another World Cup qualifier four days after trouncing Germany in September 2001	Albania	115 06
Who provided the voice of Bugs Bunny but was allergic to carrots	Mel Blanc	115 07
Larnaca and Kyrenia are ports on which island	Cyprus	115 08
What is a dik-dik	A small antelope	115 09
At which sport did Gareth Edwards excel for Wales	Rugby union	115 10
Whose catchphrase was ‘Who loves ya, baby’	Kojok	115 11
Who succeeded Winston Churchill as British Prime Minister in 1945	Clement Attlee	115 12
In which country is Cape Finisterre	Spain	115 13
Which profession takes the Hippocratic Oath	Medical	115 14
The Colorado Beetle preys on which plant in particular	Potato	115 15
Which country were world ice hockey champions in 1999 and 2000	Czech Republic	115 16
Which US comedy actor was once offered a trial with the Green Bay Packers American Football team	Bill Cosby	116 01
What links Sharon Stone, Nigel Mansell and John Fashanu	All are black belts at karate	116 02
What was the Manic Street Preachers’ first UK number one	‘If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next	116 03
In which year did the state of Israel come into being	1948	116 04
Which Beach Boy drowned in a boating accident off California in 1983	Dennis Wilson	116 05
What was the name of the Monty Ptthon character who had a knotted handkerchief on his head	Mr Gumby	116 06
Who resigned as West German Chancellor in 1974 after an East German spy was discovered working in his office	Willy Brandt	116 07
Which is the most recent county to ‘oin the County Cricket Championship	Durham	116 08
What is a mistral	A wind	116 09
What colour are the flowers of mimosa	Yellow	116 10
Mahon and Ciudadela are towns on which Mediterranean island	Menorca	116 11
The monstera is better known as which indoor climbing plant	Swiss cheese plant	116 12
What form of gambling was introduced to Britain in 1922	Football pools	116 13
On which racecourse is the Welsh Grand National run	Chepstow	116 14
What was Susan Brown’s claim to fame in the world of rowing	She was the first woman cox in the University Boat Race	116 15
What was the Christian name of TV detective Cannon	Frank	116 16
In 1978, which woman was accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing a Mormon	Joyce McKinney	117 01
Whose motto was ‘spend, spend, spend’	Viv Nicholson	117 02
Which boy band’s 1993 album was titled ‘Walthamstow’	East 17	117 03
For which country does Jason McAteer play international football	Republic of Ireland	117 04
Who was named Best Actress at the 1999 Academy Awards for Boys Don’t Cry	Hilary Swank	117 05
A convalescent visit by which king gave Bognor its suffix of Regis	George V	117 06
Who directed Casablanca	Michael Curtiz	117 07
On which English moor would you come across Brown Willy	Bodmin Moor	117 08
Who was defeated by Ronald Reagan in the 1980 US Presidential election	Jimmy Carter	117 09
Which US secretary of state won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973	Henry Kissinger	117 10
Who did Robson Green play in Soldier, Soldier	Dave Tucker	117 11
On which river does Mainz stand	Rhine	117 12
Who were the two principal families in Soap	The Tates and the Campbells	117 13
Which football team plays at Pittodrie	Aberdeen	117 14
Who composed the operas Manor, and Le Cid	jules Massenet	117 15
What is an orfe	A fish	117 16
Who was the first person to be named BBC Sports Personality of the Year twice	Henry Cooper	118 01
Which 1976 Olympic gold medallist went on to star in CHiPS	Bruce Jenner	118 02
Whose poems included ‘The Ancient Mariner’ and ‘Kubla Khan’	Coleridge	118 03
Camulodunum was the Roman name for which English town	Colchester	118 04
What is the capital of Sierra Leone	Freetown	118 05
Which superhero was created by Jerome Siegel and Joseph Shuster	Superman	118 06
Which group had hits with ‘Sorry Suzanne’ and ‘I Can’t Tell The Bottom From The Top’	The Hollies	118 07
What can be common,Arctic or sooty	Terns	118 08
To what group of musical instruments does the vibraphone belong	Percussion	118 09
At which sport was Englishman Tommy Simpson a champion	Cycling	118 10
In which county is Whitehaven	Cumbria	118 11
Which sitcom character had a son called Garthy	racey in Birds of a Feather	118 12
Who was the Roman god of the sun	Apollo	118 13
When is the next Chinese year of the monkey	2004	118 14
Which American state is known as the Gopher State	Minnesota	118 15
Whey is the watery by-product of which process	Cheesemaking	118 16
What was invented by Georges de Mestral after taking his dog for a walk in the woods	Velcro	119 01
Which two months did Barbara Dickson sing about in 1980	‘January February	119 02
Which was the first horse to win the Grand National twice in the 20th century	Poethlyn (1918, 1919)	119 03
What was the name of Mr Magoo’s nephew	Waldo	119 04
From which fruit is the spirit kirsch made	Cherries	119 05
On which island did Napoleon die	St Helena	119 06
Which Spanish city was the birthplace of the artists Murillo and Velazquez	Seville	119 07
In which Norwegian town were the 1994 Winter Olympics held	Lillehammer	119 08
What is an onager	Wild ass	119 09
Which Parker was an American writer and wit1	Dorothy Parker	119 10
Which 52-year-old topped the singles charts in 1998	Cher	119 11
What is Miss Piggy’s surname	Lee	119 12
On which racecourse is the Scottish Grand National run	Ayr	119 13
About whom was Sharon Stone speaking when she said: ‘She lives in rarefied air that’s a little thin. It’s like she’s not getting quite enough oxygen’	Gwyneth Paltrow	119 14
What pseudonym was used by novelist Francis Kane	Harold Robbins	119 15
On which river does Elgin stand	River Lossie	119 16
For which Jersey police department did Jim Bergerac work	Bureau des Etrangers	120 01
Which acid occurs in stinging ants	Formic acid	120 02
Which Seventies rock star was born Vince Fumier	Alice Cooper	120 03
What was the name of the milkman in Camberwick Green	Thomas Tripp	120 04
Which West End musical star once played Caroline Winthrop in Crossroads	Elaine Paige	120 05
How many yards are there in a furlong	220	120 06
What are Razor strop and Jew’s ear types of	Fungi	120 07
Which music-hall comedian made famous the song ‘I Belong To Glasgow”	Will Fyffe	120 08
Which one-hit wonder had a 1980 chart-topper with ‘Together We Are Beautiful’	Fern Kinney	120 09
In which year did British wartime rationing end on butter, bacon and meat	1954	120 10
What do gibbons, foxes and swans have in common	They all mate for life	120 11
Which venomous spider gets its name from a town in Italy	Tarantula (Taranto)	120 12
What is Rupert Murdoch’s first name	Keith	120 13
Which US President was known as ‘The Accidental President’	John Tyler	120 14
Which Australian Prime Minister played himself in Barry Humphries’ 1974 film Barry McKenzie Holds His Own	Gough Whitlam	120 15
Which country’s rugby union team are called the Springboks	South Africa	120 16
Who wrote Hay Fever and Private Lives	Noel Coward	121 01
Who had a 1998 number one with ‘Brimful Of Asha’	Cornershop	121 02
What is a cowrie	A marine snail	121 03
From what were London, Durham and Winchester omitted in 1086	The Domesday Book	121 04
Which author of a book of British battleaxes is married to the former MP for Tatton	Christine Hamilton	121 05
What does ‘Dodecanese’ mean, as in the group of Greek islands	‘Twelve islands	121 06
What is the chemical symbol for carbon dioxide	CO2	121 07
In which county is Wookey Hole	Somerset	121 08
What was the name of the poet William Wordsworth’s sister	Dorothy	121 09
What is the name of the pub in Emmerdole	The Woolpack	121 10
Which Football League team plays at Sincil Bank	Lincoln City	121 11
Who founded the Amstrad electronics company	Alan Sugar	121 12
Which British acting knight was born Lewis Ernest Watts	Sir John Mills	121 13
Which blockbuster won the Oscar for Best Film in 1997	Titanic	121 14
In which book did Ian Fleming introduce James Bond	Casino Royale	121 15
What did Hugh Hefner launch in 1953	Playboy	121 16
What term in physics was first coined by Frederick Soddy	Isotope	122 01
Which TV medical drama is set in Cardale	Peak Practice	122 02
In Formula One, on which circuit is the Belgian Grand Prix staged	Spa-Francorchamps	122 03
Which group of islands are known as the lies du Vent’ by the French	Windward Islands	122 04
Which group backed Cliff Bennett in the I 960s	The Rebel Rousers	122 05
What is the capital of Sri Lanka	Colombo	122 06
What is the official language of Brazil	Portuguese	122 07
What do Kermit, Orville and Dipsy have in common	They’re all green	122 08
Which three generations of the Scudamore family have become National Hunt jockeys	Michael, Peter and Tom	122 09
Which creature in Greek mythology was half-human and half-horse	Centaur	122 10
Whose tomb was opened in 1922	Tutankhamen	122 11
Who shouted ‘Eureka’ over what he had discovered in the bath	Archimedes	122 12
Who defeated Russian Tsar Alexander I at Austerljtz in 1805	Napoleon	122 13
What is a barbel	A freshwater fish	122 14
Which is the largest of the Isles of Scilly	St Mary’s	122 15
Which band were ‘Too Shy’ in 1983	Kajagoogoo	122 16
In which country was the world’s first motorway	Germany	123 01
What does MFI stand for	Mullard Furniture Industries	123 02
Of which US comedian did Fred Allen once say: ‘He couldn’t ad-lib a belch after a goulash’	jack Benny	123 03
Which TV detective had a manservant by the name of Magersfontein Lugg	Campion	123 04
What landmark was created by Charlton Athletic footballer Keith Peacock on 21 August 1965	He was the first substitute to be used in a Football League game	123 05
Texel is the largest of which group of islands	Frisian Islands	123 06
What is a frogmouth	A nocturnal bird	123 07
What do the bladderwort, sundew and pitcher plant have in common	They’re all carnivorous plants	123 08
In which country is Sun City	South Africa	123 09
Which band took their name from a cramped apartment they once shared	Crowded House	123 10
Which 1919 peace treaty between the Allies and Germany officially ended the First World War	Treaty of Versailles	123 11
What is the capital of Canada’s Yukon territory	Whitehorse	123 12
What is a coccyx	A small, triangular bone at the base of the human spine	123 13
Which New Zealand driver was Formula One World Champion in 1967	Denny Hulme	123 14
Which poet wrote ‘Endymion’	Keats	123 15
In which century did Sir Isaac Newton formulate his theory of gravitation	17th	123 16
Which TV detective kept a pet alligator named Elvis	‘Sonny’ Crockett (Miami Vice)	124 01
What can be a colour or a loud cry in pursuit of a criminal	Hue	124 02
In which county is Aylesbury	Buckinghamshire	124 03
Who was the only English monarch to be a member of the House of Saxe-Coburg	Edward VII	124 04
What was the Christian name of the British sculptor Moore	Henry	124 05
Which was the first product to be advertised on the opening night of ITV in September 1955	Gibbs’ SR toothpaste	124 06
Which grand old soldier had 10,000 men	Duke of York	124 07
On which island is Mount Etna	Sicily	124 08
What is the capital of the Falkland Islands	Stanley	124 09
Which Australian golfer is nicknamed the ‘Great White Shark’	Greg Norman	124 10
Which Dutch artist once taught languages and maths at a school in Ramsgate	Van Gogh	124 11
Cornish Yarg cheese is traditionally served coated in what	Nettles	124 12
In which national park did Yogi Bear live	Yellowstone	124 13
Which football club won the Danish League title in 2001	FC Copenhagen	124 14
Of what musical instrument are you afraid if you suffer from aulophobia	Flute	124 15
Who played the second Doctor Who	Patrick Troughton	124 16
Which former Radio I disc jockey was named Pipe Smoker of the Year in 1982	Dave Lee Travis	125 01
What did George Burns, Irving Berlin and Hal Roach have in common	They all lived to be 100	125 02
Which English comedian was awarded the freedom of the capital city of Albania	Norman Wisdom	125 03
Who shot Phil Mitchell in EostEnders in 2001	Lisa Shaw	125 04
If something is cerebral, to what part of the body does it pertain	Brain	125 05
Who was the singer with Frankie Goes to Hollywood	Holly Johnson	125 06
What is unusual about the populations of Australia, Mongolia and New Zealand	There are more sheep than humans	125 07
Which footballer was known as ‘The Black Panther’	Eusebio	125 08
What was the biggest-selling toy of 1957	The hula hoop	125 09
In which country was the artist Chagall born	Russia	125 10
Who traditionally lives at II Downing Street	Chancellor of the Exchequer	125 11
Which actress won a 1972 Academy Award for Best Actress for Cabaret	Liza Minnelli	125 12
Who was Gary’s first flatmate in Men Behaving Badly	Dermot	125 13
Where is the volcano Olympus Mons	Mars	125 14
Which Prime Minister’s father-in-law used to be a ‘randy Scouse git’	Tony Blair (father-in.law Tony Booth played Liverpudlian Mike in Till Death Us Do Port)	125 15
Which is the world’s second smallest state	Monaco	125 16
What can a mudskipper do that other fish can’t	Walk on dry land	126 01
In which year was the Battle of El Alamein	1942	126 02
In the Old Testament, who was the father of Shem, Ham and Japheth	Noah	126 03
Which singer maintained that he did what he did for Maria	Tony Christie	126 04
Which member of The Young Ones had a hit with ‘Hole In My Shoe	Neil	126 05
In January 1992, who became the first team finishing bottom of the Football League the previous season to knock the reigning champions out of the FA Cup	Wrexham (v Arsenal)	126 06
Who were the first American sitcom couple to be seen regularly sharing a bed on TV	Herman and Lily Munster	126 07
Which boxer was known as ‘The Brown Bomber’	Joe Louis	126 08
Which Panama ruler was arrested in 1989 following an American invasion of the country	Manuel Noriega	126 09
Where is the Northwest Passage	Around the north of Canada	126 10
Who was the first British monarch from the House of Windsor	George 5	126 11
Which Bedfordshire town used to be synonymous with hat-making	Luton	126 12
How many points is the pink ball in snooker worth	Six	126 13
Who wrote the lyrics of West Side Story	Stephen Sondheim	126 14
Who was the lead singer with Bronski Beat on ‘Smalitown Boy’	Jimmy Somerville	126 15
Which county cricket club have their headquarters at The Oval	Surrey	126 16
John Schlesinger won a 1969 Academy Award for directing which movie	Midnight Cowboy	127 01
In which town do Scottish football team Ross County play their home matches	Dingwall	127 02
Coney is the fur of which animal	Rabbit	127 03
Who was the first host of A Question of Sport	David Vine	127 04
Who were the two main male actors in Midnight Cowboy	Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight	127 05
What was Billy Ray Cyrus suffering from in 1992	‘Achy Breaky Heart	127 06
Who became King of Spain in 1975	Juan Carlos	127 07
What nationality was the psychiatrist Carl Jung	Swiss	127 08
The July Conspiracy was an unsuccessful plot to assassinate which dictator	Hitler	127 09
Which is the largest breed of penguin	The emperor	127 10
According to Greek legend, who was the wife of Odysseus	Penelope	127 11
At which hospital did Dr Kildare work	Blair General	127 12
Which Dr Hook song did 911 take to number one in the singles charts in 1999	‘A Little Bit More	127 13
Who was BBC Sports Personality of the Year for 2000	Steve Redgrave	127 14
What is the capital of Newfoundland	St John’s	127 15
Crested, smooth and palmate are all types of what	Newt —125—	127 16
What is Muckle Flugga’s geographical significance	It is the most northerly island in the British Isles	128 01
Who was the winged horse in Greek mythology	Pegasus	128 02
Which 20th century playwright penned Equus and Amadeus	Peter Shaffer	128 03
How many England caps did goalkeeper Peter Shilton win	125	128 04
Which American jockey was nicknamed ‘The Shoe’	Willie Shoemaker	128 05
Which US record producer created the ‘wall of sound’	Phil Spector	128 06
Who longed to become aYellowcoat in Hi-De-Hi!	Peggy	128 07
In which country is Spitsbergen	Norway	128 08
Which American paediatrician wrote The Common Sense Book of Baby and Child Care	Dr Spock	128 09
Which singer wanted to ‘Fly Away’ in 1999	Lenny Kravitz	128 10
In which century did the Chinese Ming dynasty start	14th	128 11
Who was Pope during the Second World War	Pius XII	128 12
What is the state capital of New Jersey	Trenton	128 13
What takes place at Cadwell Park and Mallory Park	Motor-cycle racing	128 14
Which TV sports presenter married a Scottish rugby international in	Gabby Logan (flee Yorath)	128 15
Which two acts topped the UK singles charts with ‘Mary’s Boy Child’	Harry Belafonte and Boney M	128 16
Which King of England employed a groom whose job it was to wipe the royal bottom	Henry VIII	129 01
Which former England rugby captain famously split up with Gary Lineker’s sister-in-law	Will Carling	129 02
Which actress won an Oscar at the age of 80 in 1989 for Driving Miss Daisy	Jessica Tandy	129 03
Who hosts They Think It’s All Over	Nick Hancock	129 04
In which county is Chepstow	Gwent	129 05
How many square yards are there in an acre	4,840	129 06
What is the fifth book of the New Testament	The Acts	129 07
Which singer’s real name is Richard Melville Hall	Moby	129 08
Who played Jim Rockford in The Rockford Files	James Garner	129 09
Septicaemia is the technical term for what	Blood poisoning	129 10
Who won the Formula One World Drivers’ Championship in 1988, 1990 and 1991	Ayrton Senna	129 11
What is the minimum number of games needed to win a set of tennis	Six	129 12
In which London park is the Serpentine	Hyde Park	129 13
Which is the only Australian state to have borders with five others	South Australia	129 14
The name of which English county is sometimes abbreviated to Salop	Shropshire	129 15
What is a sidewinder	A rattlesnake	129 16
What part of the human body is the scapula	Shoulder-blade	130 01
Which girl band, who spilt up shortly after a 1989 number one, reformed in 2001	The Bangles	130 02
Elinor Dashwood was a heroine in which Jane Austen novel	Sense and Sensibility	130 03
What was the name of the prison governor in Porridge	Mr Venables	130 04
Fort Wayne and Gary are towns in which American state	Indiana	130 05
The Okavango is the only permanent river in which southern African desert	Kalahari	130 06
Which club staged the first Football League game on artificial turf	Queens Park Rangers	130 07
What is the capital of Afghanistan	Kabul	130 08
Which political rival called former British Prime Minister Edward Heath ‘a shiver looking for a spine to run up’	Harold Wilson	130 09
What nationality is ex-Formula One World Champion Niki Lauda	Austrian	130 10
Which two countries signed the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923	Greece and Turkey	130 11
How many degrees do the hands of a clock pass through to travel from three o’clock to nine o’clock	180	130 12
In which continent is the Okefenokee swamp	North America	130 13
What was the name of the family in Bread	The Boswells	130 14
Who are the only American group to have had UK number one hits in the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties	Blondie	130 15
Which Spanish golfer’s nickname is ‘Oily’	Jose Maria Olaiabal	130 16
Who played harmonica on Chaka Khan’s ‘I Feel For You’	Stevie Wonder	131 01
Which Mel Gibson movie won the 1995 Academy Award for Best Picture	Braveheart	131 02
Who was the first British athlete to win an Olympic gold medal in a throwing event	Tessa Sanderson	131 03
Miss Tibbs and Miss Gatsby were resident guests at which establishment	Fawlty Towers	131 04
Which 19th century British Prime Minister became the Earl of Beaconsfield	Benjamin Disraeli	131 05
Which member of a famous acting family starred in Cat &illou and &irbarella	Jane Fonda	131 06
In poetic terms, how many syllables are there in an Alexandrine	12	131 07
With which band did Ian Anderson play the flute and sing	jethro TuIl	131 08
From which club did Liverpool sign footballer Emile Heskey	Leicester City	131 09
In which English county is Alnwick	Northumberland	131 10
Which is the biggest sea in the world	Coral Sea	131 11
Who composed ‘Pictures From An Exhibition’	Mussorgsky	131 12
What do Cannon and Ball, Samantha Fox and Glenn Hoddle have in common	All are born- again Christians	131 13
What was the title of ABC’s tribute to Smokey Robinson	‘When Smokey Sings	131 14
What can be a male swan or a bread roll	Cob	131 15
Who does Gordon Clapp play in NYPD Blue	Greg Medavoy	131 16
Which is the second largest planet in the solar system	Saturn	132 01
Philip Pirrip is the central character in which Dickens novel	Great Expectations	132 02
Which four countries share borders with Italy	France, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia	132 03
Which sea separates Vietnam from the Philippines	South China Sea	132 04
What nationality is Peter Andre	British	132 05
Which two Davids led the Liberal-SDP alliance of the I 980s	Steel and Owen	132 06
What is the trade name for polytetrafluoroethene	Teflon	132 07
Which Israeli city gives its name to a type of orange	Jaffa	132 08
Which football club played at Anfield before Liverpool	Everton	132 09
Who directed This Is Spinal Tap and When Harry Met Sally	Rob Reiner	132 10
In which year was ‘Love Me For A Reason’ a UK number one for The Osmonds	1974	132 11
Who did Billy Wilder say had ‘breasts like granite and a brain like Swiss cheese’	Marilyn Monroe	132 12
Who played the title role in the film Shirley Valentine	Pauline Collins	132 13
Which French jockey won the 1998 Epsom Derby on High Rise	Olivier Peslier	132 14
What is a whippoorwill	A bird	132 15
From which Yorkshire port did Captain Cook sail in the Resolution on his 1768 voyage to the Pacific	Whitby	132 16
Who wrote Rebecca	Daphne du Maurier	133 01
Which stretch of water separates Edinburgh from Fife	Firth of Forth	133 02
Boavista play their football in which country	Portugal	133 03
As whom was William Simmonite better known in a long-running BBC sitcom	‘Compo	133 04
Findus is an abbreviation of the name of which Swedish company	Fruit Industries	133 05
The name of which Central American capital city means ‘holy saviour’	San Salvador	133 06
In which cathedral was Thomas a Becket murdered	Canterbury	133 07
In which ship did Francis Drake sail around the world	Golden Hind	133 08
Dresden is the capital of which German state	Saxony	133 09
On which race track is the Champion Hurdle run	Cheltenham	133 10
What is a female rabbit called	Doe	133 11
Who wrote the stories of Thomas the Tank Engine	Rev WAwdry	133 12
What is a merganser	A type of duck	133 13
Where were The Police walking in 1979	On the moon	133 14
In 1993, which horse won the Grand National that never was	Esha Ness	133 15
Nancy Wilkinson was the first winner of which TV title in 1972	Mastermind	133 16
Which record did Sir David Frost, Geoffrey Boycott and Johnny Speight all choose on Desert Island Discs	‘My Way	134 01
Which racehorse trainer used to be a drummer with The Troggs	Richard Hannon	134 02
Edward Rochester featured in which Charlotte Brontë novel	Jane Eyre	134 03
What did Slough acquire in 1956 that no other British town had	Yellow no-parking lines	134 04
In which year was Prince William born	1982	134 05
What were introduced to the British currency in 1983	One-pound coins	134 06
What kind of animal was Gentle Ben	Bear	134 07
What sequence was broken by Oxford in the 2000 University Boat Race	Cambridge’s run of seven wins in a row	134 08
Which internationally successful pop brothers were born on the Isle of Man	The Bee Gees	134 09
What is the currency of Denmark	Kroner	134 10
What is a derrick	Lifting machinery on a ship	134 11
What was the pen name of author Mary Ann Evans	George Eliot	134 12
In whose shop window did Bagpuss sit	Emily’s	134 13
Whose 1995 album was titled ‘Stanley Road’	Paul Weller	134 14
For which film did Glenda Jackson win an Academy Award for Best Actress in 1970	Women in Love	134 15
What colour is emerald	Green	134 16
Which Hampshire town is famous for its air show	Farnborough	135 01
What was the maiden name of British three-day eventer Lucinda Green	Lucinda Prior-Palmer	135 02
What nationality is feminist Germaine Greer	Australian	135 03
Who did Penelope Keith play in To The Manor 8orn	Audrey fforbes-Hamilton	135 04
Whose mule was a key invention during the Industrial Revolution	Samuel Crompton	135 05
Which river is straddled by the Bendorf Bridge at Coblenz	Rhine	135 06
What are inhabitants of Connecticut known as	Nutmeggers	135 07
Who were the first non-British football nation to defeat England at Wembley	Hungary	135 08
Who reached number one in 1997 with ‘Men In Black’	Will Smith	135 09
In which year was James Dean killed in a car crash	1955	135 10
Monrovia is the capital of which country	Liberia	135 11
In which county is Stonehenge	Wiltshire	135 12
Who succeeded Henry VIII as King of England	Edward VI	135 13
Who had the first-ever UK number one single	Al Martino	135 14
Which football club plays at the Reebok Stadium	Bolton Wanderers	135 15
What was Edmund’s title in the first series of Blackadder	Duke of Edinburgh	135 16
On which TV show did music-hall comedian Arthur Atkinson appear	The Fast Show	136 01
Which nun won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979	Mother Teresa	136 02
Which former boxer made a citizen’s arrest at Gatwick Airport in August 2001	Nigel Benn	136 03
Which dog is sometimes called a bobtail	Old English sheepdog	136 04
Which French composer is best-known for his ‘Symphonie Espagnole’	Edouard Lab	136 05
Which space-age hero was created by Kenny Everett	Captain Kremmen	136 06
Aboard which ship did Captain Scott sail to the Antarctic in 1901	The Discovery	136 07
Who was Othello’s wife	Desdemona	136 08
How many sides are there to an octagon	Eight	136 09
What was the title of All Saints’ first UK number one single	‘Never Ever	136 10
Gibraltar Point is situated to the south of which east-coast resort	Skegness	136 11
At which sport do Neil Hodgson and John Reynolds compete	Motorcycle racing	136 12
Which explorer introduced the potato and tobacco to Europe	Sir Walter Raleigh	136 13
What does a phonophobe fear	Noise	136 14
Who was Britain’s first Christian martyr	St Alban	136 15
The resort of Biarritz is on which coast of France	West	136 16
Which lead singer with university band The Ugly Rumours has gone on to achieve fame in a different field	Tony Blair	137 01
Which cartoon lion’s catchphrase was ‘Heavens to Murgatroyd’	Snagglepuss	137 02
What is the term for an over in cricket where no runs are scored	Maiden	137 03
What bodily function can exceed a speed of 200mph	A sneeze	137 04
In which country’s currency do 100 centavos make a sucre	Ecuador	137 05
For which film did Kevin Spacey win an Oscar for Best Actor in 1999	American Beauty	137 06
Who wrote Tess of the D’Urbervilles	Thomas Hardy	137 07
Immortalised by the rhyme, the bridge of Avignon in France crosses which river	Rhone	137 08
Mn is the chemical symbol for which element	Manganese	137 09
As whom is Princess Aurora better known	Sleeping Beauty	137 10
What is Spencer Perceval’s unfortunate claim to fame	He is the only British Prime Minister to have been assassinated	137 11
Which band frequently supported Bob Dylan	The Band	137 12
In which English city would you find The Shambles	York	137 13
How long did the Hundred Years War last	116 years	137 14
Which German composer, whose name was adopted by a 20th century singer, wrote the fairy opera Hansel and Gretel	Engelbert Humperdinck	137 15
Which house on the Isle of Wight was one of Queen Victoria’s homes	Osborne House	137 16
Of which footballer did Brian Clough remark: ‘Floats like a butterfly, and stings like one’	Trevor Brooking	138 01
Who played guitar under the name of L’Angelo Mysterioso on Cream’s ‘Badge’	George Harrison	138 02
Which vaudeville comedian had his bulbous nose insured for $100,000	Jimmy ‘Schnozzle’ Durante	138 03
Who spoke the only word in Mel Brooks’ Silent Movie	Marcel Marceau	138 04
Which singer pleaded ‘Look At Me’ in 1999	Geri Halliwell	138 05
What is the capital of Turkey	Ankara	138 06
What is the square root of a quarter	A half	138 07
Which Dutchman became King of England in I 688	William of Orange	138 08
Which port in Delaware was formerly known as Fort Christina	WilmingtOn	138 09
Betsey Trotwood is a character in which Dickens novel	David Copperfield	138 10
Where is the Marsh of Decay	On the moon	138 11
Who put butter in the Mad Hatter’s watch	The March Hare	138 12
The film Cool Runnings was based on the true story of which country’s bobsled team at the 1998 Winter Olympics	Jamaica	138 13
What is the name of Adrian Mole’s mother	Pauline	138 14
Who wrote Sinead O’Connor’s hit ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’	Prince	138 15
Which county won all three one-day cricket titles in 2000	Gloucestershire	138 16
What is a cachalot	A sperm whale	139 01
Which Football League team plays at Field Mill	Mansfield Town	139 02
What can be part of the large intestine or a punctuation mark	Colon	139 03
Which lighthouse was one of the Seven Wonders of the World	The Pharos	139 04
Which two countries fought the Seven Weeks’ War in 1866	Austria and Prussia	139 05
Dan McCafferty was lead singer with which Seventies band	Nazareth	139 06
The Brenner Pass links which two countries	Austria and Italy	139 07
In which English seaside resort are The Lanes	Brighton	139 08
In boxing which is heavier — featherweight or flyweight	Featherweight	139 09
Which Welsh snooker player is the namesake of a member of The Fast Show team	Mark Williams	139 10
Which zodiac sign has the symbol of a crab	Cancer	139 11
What was the name of the fairy in Peter Pan	Tinkerbell	139 12
What is a dried plum called	Prune	139 13
Which Hollywood actor served 59 days in a California jail in 1948 for possessing narcotics	Robert Mitchum	139 14
Which tennis ace was the subject of Elton John’s ‘Philadelphia Freedom’	Billie Jean King	139 15
Which literary detective makes great use of his ‘little grey cells’	Hercule Poirot	139 16
Who was the first driver to win the Formula One World Championship in his own make of car	jack Brabham	140 01
At which Irish battle in 1690 was James II defeated by William III	Battle of the Boyne	140 02
On a compass, which point is directly opposite south south-west	North north-east	140 03
What is the main prey of the monkey-eating eagle	Flying lemurs	140 04
The Tyrrehenian Sea is situated to the west of which country	Italy	140 05
What Oscar Wilde character possessed a supernatural picture	Dorian Gray	140 06
Who survived 24 years of the old Crossroads, but was killed off three months after the return of the new series	Jill Richardson/Harvey/Chance	140 07
Relating to the time of day, what does pm stand for	Post meridiem	140 08
What is the capital of Tasmania	Hobart	140 09
Eddie Butler and Nigel Starmer-Smith are TV commentators on which sport	Rugby union	140 10
Which country resigned from the Commonwealth in 1949	Republic of Ireland	140 11
Which entertainer was born Priscilla White	CilIa Black	140 12
Who became leader of the Labour Party in 1992	John Smith	140 13
When does an ounce have four legs	When it’s another name for a snow leopard	140 14
In what type of bowling did West Indies cricketer Lance Gibbs specialise	Off-spin	140 15
Which American Indian chief was killed at Wounded Knee	Sitting Bull	140 16
Andorra lies between which two countries7	France and Spain	141 01
What did the Knave of Hearts steal	Tarts	141 02
Formentera is part of which group of islands	Balearic	141 03
As what did Sir John Barbirolli make his name	Conductor	141 04
Which author’s real name was Charles Lutwidge Dodgson	Lewis Carroll	141 05
Which Michael Cimino film starring Robert DeNiro won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1978	The Deer Hunter	141 06
Which Great Dane joined Aston Villa in 2001	Peter Schmeichel	141 07
Who presents Big Brother	Davina McCall	141 08
The entire population of which country were sentenced to death in their absence by the Spanish Inquisition	The Netherlands	141 09
What is the name for a female swan	Pen	141 10
Of which Prime Minister did Malcolm Muggeridge once say: ‘He is not only a bore, but he bores for England’	Anthony Eden	141 11
Who was non-playing captain of Europe’s triumphant 1985 Ryder Cup golf team	Tony Jacklin	141 12
Which ISO-I outsider became World Snooker Champion in 1986	Joe Johnson	141 13
Under which name did Sister Luc-Gabrielle have a surprise 1963 hit	The Singing Nun	141 14
In which century did brown bears become extinct in the UK	11th	141 15
Which Victorian murderer was known as ‘The Staffordshire Poisoner’	William Palmer	141 16
Lazio Football Club play their home games in which city	Rome	142 01
What is a mangelwurzel	Vegetable	142 02
Navarre is a mountain region of which country	Spain	142 03
In which harbour did the Queen Elizabeth liner sink in 1972	Hong Kong	142 04
What were the names of the opposing families in Romeo and Juliet	Montague and Capu let	142 05
What does an ophthalmologist study	The eye	142 06
Who said: ‘I never hated a man enough to give him his diamonds back’	Zsa Zsa Gabor	142 07
Luke, So and Daisy were cousins in which TV series	The Dukes of Hazzard	142 08
What does an oscilloscope measure	Electrical voltage	142 09
What is the New Zealand town of Rotorua renowned for	Its hot springs	142 10
Where is the human skin least sensitive	The heel	142 11
What was the first US consumer product to be sold in the Soviet Union	Pepsi-Cola	142 12
What is ‘ockey Frankie Dettori’s full Christian name	Lanfranco	142 13
Which Dutch port provided The Beautiful South with a 1996 hit	‘Rotterdam	142 14
What nationality was the artist Magritte	Belgian	142 15
Which American novelist wrote The Executioner’s Song	Norman Mailer	142 16
What do the numbers go up to on a roulette wheei	360	143 01
What is the name for the visual signalling code conducted with flags	Semaphore	143 02
If you ordered polio in an Italian restaurant, what would you be served	Chicken	143 03
Which four counties border	Devon,Avon, Dorset and Wiltshire	143 04
What is an	A wading bird	143 05
In which mountain range is the town of Aviemore	Cairngorms	143 06
Who rode a clear round on Foxhunter to give Britain an equestrian gold medal at the 1952 Olympics	Colonel Harry Llewellyn	143 07
Who wrote Little Women	Louisa May Alcott	143 08
In which yacht did Sir Francis Chichester sail solo around the world	Gipsy Moth IV	143 09
What was the name of the friendly neighbourhood policeman in Sykes	Corky	143 10
Which band were feeling ‘Lonely This Christmas’ in 1974	Mud	143 11
Who was the demon barber of Fleet Street	Sweeney Todd	143 12
In football, what was unusual about the 1934 Welsh Cup final	It was contested by two English teams — Bristol City and Tranmere Rovers	143 13
What is the name for the outermost part of the Sun’s atmosphere	Corona	143 14
Who owned the talking horse Mister Ed	Wilpur Post	143 15
Where are adolphs, randolphs and rudolphs performed	On a trampoline	143 16
In which county is Beamish open-air industrial museum	Durham	144 01
Who rode Shergar to victory in the Epsom Derby	Walter Swinburn	144 02
Which city is the administrative headquarters of Tayside	Dundee	144 03
Who recorded ‘Earth Song’	Michael Jackson	144 04
What nationality is tennis player Ivan Lendl	Czech	144 05
Which creatures sometimes hurl themselves to their deaths over cliffs during mass migrations	Lemmings	144 06
Who are the team captains on Never Mind the Buzzcocks	Sean Hughes and Phill Jupitus	144 07
What is the first day of Lent	Ash Wednesday	144 08
Who starred in Hudson Hawk and The Last Boy Scout	Bruce Willis	144 09
What is the state capital of New Mexico	Santa Fe	144 10
According to the Irish proverb, what do bare walls make	Giddy housekeepers	144 11
What is nephelophobia	Fear of clouds	144 12
Which model starred in the film The Boyfriend	Twiggy	144 13
The quetzal is the currency of which country	Guatemala	144 14
In Greek mythology, who was the mother of Artemis and Apollo	Leto	144 15
David Bryant was an English champion at which sport	Bowls	144 16
Which playing card was a hit with Moorhead	Ace Of Spades	145 01
What string of beads is used in a Catholic prayer	Rosary	145 02
Salvia officianalis is better known as which herb	Sage	145 03
Who was Noggin the Nog’s wicked uncle	Nogbad the Bad	145 04
Where do barnacles have their ovaries	in their heads	145 05
In 1984, who called the National Gallery extension a ‘monstrous carbuncle’	Prince Charles	145 06
Which human organ contains the smallest bones	The ear	145 07
By what colour is the District Line depicted on London Underground maps	Green	145 08
SirWalterTyrrel inadvertently killed which English king	William Rufus	145 09
Which Hollywood entertainer was born Frederick Austerlitz	Fred Astaire	145 10
Who was appointed Poet Laureate in 1968	Cecil Day Lewis	145 11
What does ‘scherzo’ mean in music	Lively	145 12
Where is Cape Wrath	Scotland	145 13
Which controversial product went on sale in Britain for the first time in 1961 although it was not available on prescription for another two years	The Pill	145 14
What nationality is tennis player Martina Hingis	Swiss	145 15
Which Big Breakfast presenter appeared in Byker Gmve	Donna Air	145 16
What failure links Charles Manson and Stephen Stills	Both auditioned unsuccessfully for The Monkees	146 01
Who was the subject of Sting’s song ‘An Englishman In New York’	Quentin Crisp	146 02
Who is the only person to have won world titles on two and four wheels	john Surtees	146 03
How many nights are there in the Arabian Nights	I ,00 I	146 04
Swansea is situated at the mouth of which river	Tawe	146 05
Tahiti is the largest of which group of islands	Society Islands	146 06
At which sport do countries compete for the Davis Cup	Tennis	146 07
What are the three air signs of the zodiac	Libra, Aquarius and Gemini	146 08
A shag is a small species of which sea bird	Cormorant	146 09
What date is Independence Day in the USA	4 July	146 10
Which racehorse was affectionately known as ‘Dessie’	Desert Orchid	146 11
Which two months have equinoxes	March and September	146 12
Which river rises in Aragon, Spain, and reaches the Atlantic at Lisbon, Portugal	Tagus	146 13
Orange-seller Nell Gwynne was a mistress of which English monarch	Charles II	146 14
Which country forms the southern border of Taikistan	Afghanistan	146 15
In which film did ShirleyTemple sing ‘On The Good Ship Lollipop’	Bright Eyes	146 16
Which poet kept a pet bear at Cambridge University because dogs weren’t allowed	Lord Byron	147 01
Fanny Price was a character in which jane Austen novel	Mansfield Park	147 02
What colour is a lobster’s blood	Blue	147 03
Who were Lambert Simnel and Perkin Warbeck	Pretenders to the throne in the reign of Henry VII	147 04
The Strait of Otranto separates which two countries	Albania and Italy	147 05
What bird lays the largest egg	Ostrich	147 06
Who sang about a ‘Town Called Malice’	The Jam	147 07
Who was buried under the patio of tO Brookside Close	Trevor Jordache	147 08
Which actress called Elizabeth Taylor ‘a spoiled, indulgent child, a blemish on public decency’	Joan Crawford	147 09
The name of which capital city means ‘new flower’	Addis Ababa	147 10
Which British referee awarded a penalty inside the first minute of the 1974 World Cup Final	Jack Taylor	147 11
Tim Booth is the singer with which band	James	147 12
Which is the only one of the Seven Dwarfs without a beard	Dopey	147 13
Where would you find tramlines on grass	On a tennis court	147 14
Cairn, Sealyham and Bedlington are all types of what	Terrier	147 15
Whose shoulder did Captain Flint perch on	Long John Silver’s	147 16
What stage name did Thomas Terry Hoar Stevens adopt	TerrYThoma5	148 01
How many faces does a tetrahedron have	Four	148 02
The Jumna is a tributary of which Indian river	GangeS	148 03
Alex Kingston, Patsy Palmer and Letitia Dean have all appeared in which TV series	Grange Hill	148 04
Alec Stewart and Mark Butcher played cricket for which English county in 2001	Surrey	148 05
What would Alan Titchmarsh do if confronted with a red-hot poker	Grow it (it’s a perennial plant)	148 06
Who weren’t afraid of the Big Bad Wolf	The Three Little Pigs	148 07
What is the oldest known vegetable	The pea	148 08
Which American singer took a ‘Walk On The Wild Side’ in 1973	Lou Reed	148 09
Who is St Elmo the patron saint of	Sailors	148 10
What is the only mammal with four knees	Elephant	148 11
The San Andreas fault runs through which American state	California	148 12
What is another name for potassium nitrate	Saltpetre	148 13
Which ball game occupies the largest playing area	Polo	148 14
Which city is the administrative capital of South Africa	Pretoria	148 15
Who starred opposite Dustin Hoffman in Kramer vs Kramer	Meryl Streep	148 16
What is the name for the male reproductive organ of a flower	Stamen	149 01
Which band’s 1998 album was titled ‘This Is Hardcore”	Pulp	149 02
Whereabouts on a cricket pitch would you find a chain	Between the wickets (a chain equals 22 yards)	149 03
What letter is at the bottom right end of a standard keyboard	M	149 04
Cannock Chase is in which English county	Staffordshire	149 05
Who appeared as King Arthur in the film Camelot with a piece of Elastoplast visible on his neck	Richard Harris	149 06
Which Cornish detective was created by WJ. Burley	Wycliffe	149 07
When was the only time all four home international football countries qualified for the World Cup finals	1958	149 08
Which American novelist wrote Of Mice and Men	john Steinbeck	149 09
What is the Taoiseach	The Gaelic name for the Prime Minister of the Irish Republic	149 10
What colour are the flowers of wild garlic	White	149 11
The Aleutian Islands are part of which American state	Alaska	149 12
Which Formula One team are based at Maranello	Ferrari	149 13
What was the name of the romantic car salesman on The Fast Show	Swiss Toni	149 14
In which century did theThirtyYears’ War take place in Europe	17th	149 15
Which plant is sometimes known as thrift	Sea pink	149 16
Who wrote Under Milk Wood	Dylan Thomas	150 01
Who was Herr Flick’s right-hand woman in ‘Allo ‘Ailo	Helga	150 02
What constellation depicts a hunter with club and shield	Orion	150 03
Which Oliver Stone movie won an Oscar for Best Picture in 1986	Platoon	150 04
Who was the Greek god of love	Eros	150 05
Which German won the men’s singles at Wimbledon in 1991	Michael Stich	150 06
In which country is Dallol, the hottest place in the world	Ethiopia	150 07
How many dots are there on a pair of dice	42	150 08
Which band asked: ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go’	The Clash	150 09
Inspired by a photo of a pair of swimming trunks on the French Riviera, what did underwear manufacturers Coopers introduce to the market in 1934	Y-fronts	150 10
Which vegetable was used as a windscreen wiper in the early days of motoring	Potato	150 11
Where might you find a Beauty of Bath at the supermarket	On the fruit counter — it’s a variety of apple	150 12
Which town was destroyed byVesuvius in 79BC	Pompeii	150 13
What nationality was the painter Vermeer	Dutch	150 14
Which Coronation Street hairdresser cheated on her husband with the local doctor in 2001	Maxine Peacock	150 15
Under what name did Billie Jean King first compete at Wimbledon?	Billie Jean Moffitt	150 16
Who played the title role in the film Popeye	Robin Williams	151 01
George Clooney, the Duchess of York and June Whitfield have all guested on which sitcom	Friends	151 02
Who was the first teddy bear named after	Theodore Roosevelt	151 03
Which European city did Danny Kaye think was wonderful, wonderful’	Copenhagen	151 04
How many times a year does a penguin mate	Once	151 05
The ancient Egyptians believed that mixing half of what with beer foam would ward off death	An onion	151 06
Which American state supplies over a third of the world’s commercial pineapples	Hawaii	151 07
Which sea creature sometimes eats itself if it becomes unduly stressed	Octopus	151 08
In which Scottish county is Troon golf course	Strathclyde	151 09
Who created The Saint	Leslie Charteris	151 10
What is a chaulmoogra	An Indian tree	151 11
Which comedian’s characters included Lampwick, College arid Hetty	Dick Emery	151 12
What is the capital of the Philippines	Manila	151 13
Which programme did President Franklin Roosevelt introduce in 1933 to counter the depression	New Deal	151 14
A pollack is a member of which family of fish	Cod	151 15
Which British film director married Madonna	Guy Ritchie	151 16
How much of an iceberg is visible above water	One ninth	152 01
Who was manager of Whitbury Newtown leisure centre	Gordon Brittas	152 02
What sort of drum is a tympanum	Ear-drum	152 03
What is a twite	A bird	152 04
Which Michael was thwarted in his attempts to become Conservative Party leader in 2001	Michael Portillo	152 05
What nationality is the soprano Joan Sutherland	Australian	152 06
Which Shakespeare play featured Banquo	Macbeth	152 07
What is the capital of Syria	Damascus	152 08
How many points are needed to win a game of table tennis	21	152 09
What essential item was invented by Joseph Gayetty in 1857	Toilet paper	152 10
Tom Bailey and Alannah Currie were members of which Eighties band	The Thompson Twins	152 11
What does a tachometer record	A vehicle’s speed	152 12
What is vestiphobia a fear of	Wearing clothes	152 13
Who wrote The Chronicles of Narnio	C.S. Lewis	152 14
In which American state is Tampa	Florida	152 15
Which county cricket team’s home ground is Trent Bridge	Nottinghamshire	152 16
Which character was the lovesick young hero of Titanic	Jack Dawson	153 01
Which golfing accessory was patented by George Grant in 1899	The tee	153 02
The Great Barrier Reef ies off the coast of which Australian state	Queensland	153 03
In which war was the Battle of the Bulge	World War Two	153 04
In which year did Simple Minds top the UK singles chart with ‘Belfast Child’	1989	153 05
What is worsted	A stiff woollen fabric	153 06
What colour is amethyst	Violet	153 07
What did Queen Ranavalona of Madagascar do to any of her subjects who appeared in her dreams	She executed them	153 08
How many letters are there in the Hawaiian alphabet	12	153 09
Which port is opposite Harwich on the Suffolk side of the Stour estuary	Felixstowe	153 10
What was the name of the dinosaur on Multi-Coloured Swap Shop	Posh Paws	153 11
Who released the album ‘Tuesday Night Music Club’	Sheryl Crow	153 12
Who won the County Cricket Championship in 1996 and 1998	Leicestershire	153 13
Of whom did Howard Hughes say: ‘His ears make him look like a taxic ab with both doors open’	Clark Gable	153 14
What was the name of the schooner in the TV series The Onedin Line	Charlotte Rhodes	153 15
Who wrote Lucky Jim	Kingsley Amis	153 16
In which French resort is an international film festival held annually	Cannes	154 01
Conference is a type of which fruit	Pear	154 02
For which country does Ryan Giggs play international football	Wales	154 03
What is located on Merritt Island near Florida	The Kennedy Space Center	154 04
Which ancient scholar wrote A History of Rome	Livy	154 05
In what bay is Alcatraz Island	San Francisco Bay	154 06
And who starred as the Birdman of Alcatraz	Burt Lancaster	154 07
What was the name of the dog that found the Jules Rimet Trophy in 1966	Pickles	154 08
Who built the first steam engine to run on rails	Richard Trevithick	154 09
What colour blood do insects have	Yellow	154 10
What did Pope Urban VIII threaten to excommunicate in 1924	Snuff users	154 11
How long is the memory span of a goldfish	Three seconds	154 12
Tony Stamp and Reg Hollis are characters in which TV series	The Bill	154 13
Which Bee Gees song gave Steps a number one in 1998	‘Tragedy	154 14
Which zodiac sign has the symbol of the ram	Aries	154 15
What does 1.76 pints equal	A litre	154 16
Whose name led to policemen being christened ‘bobbies’	Sir Robert Peel	155 01
Who became President of the United States in 1945	Harry S.Truman	155 02
Who was the first substitute to score in an FA Cup Final	Eddie Kelly (Arsenal, 1971)	155 03
Which airport did Cats U.K. sing about in 1979	‘Luton Airport	155 04
Who was nicknamed ‘The Bouncing Czech’	Robert Maxwell	155 05
What boxing aid was invented by Jack Marks in 1902	Gumshield	155 06
How many Robinsons have presented Points of View	Four — Robert, Kenneth, Anne and Tony	155 07
What do ‘Brown Sugar’, ‘Heartbreak Hotel’, ‘Let It Be’ and ‘Vienna’ have in common	They all only reached number two in the UK singles chart	155 08
What is the state capital of Wyoming	Cheyenne	155 09
In which country is the Great Appenine railway tunnel	Italy	155 10
What is the Argentine name for the Falklands	The Malvinas	155 11
Which horse owned by the Duchess of Westminster won the 1985 Grand National	Last Suspect	155 12
Which London boxer became World Welterweight Champion in September 1986	Lloyd Honeyghan	155 13
Robin’s Nest was a spin-off from which TV sitcom	Man About the House	155 14
Who topped the charts in 1998 with ‘Doctor Jones’	Aqua	155 15
What is a rhinoceros horn made of	Hair	155 16
What are the only two countries whose names start with an ‘A’ but don’t end with an ‘A’	Afghanistan and Azerbaian	156 01
In which Australian city are there more Maltese people than in Malta itself	Melbourne	156 02
Which is India’s largest city	Bombay	156 03
Which singer had a’Perfect Moment’ in 1999	Martine McCutcheon	156 04
Who preceded Bobby Robson as manager of the England football team	Ron Greenwood	156 05
What games room features on a Cluedo board	Billiard room	156 06
In which county would you find Looe	Cornwall	156 07
Patrick and Pippa lived next door to which sitcom couple	The Meldrews (One Foot in the Grave)	156 08
Which swimmer is nicknamed ‘Thorpedo’	lan Thorpe	156 09
Which animal’s fur is brown in summer and white in winter	Stoat	156 10
Which young actor died while shooting the 1993 film Dark Blood	River Phoenix	156 11
In Greek mythology, who was carried off to the underworld as the bride of Pluto	Persephone	156 12
Who were Huey, Dewey and Louie	Donald Duck’s nephews	156 13
Which table sets out the classification of chemical elements	Periodic table	156 14
Which Football League club are nicknamed ‘The Tigers’	Hull City	156 15
Which English town is known to the locals as ‘Pompey’	Portsmouth	156 16
What is the most common name in the world	Mohammed	157 01
Who was President of France from I 969- 74	Georges Pompidou	157 02
What day of the week did Chairmen of the Board say everything was in 1971	Tuesday	157 03
Over how many holes are most championship golf tournaments contested	72	157 04
Which Welsh long-jumper was known as ‘Lynn the leap’	Lynn Davies	157 05
What colour cats are always female except for the occasional sterile male	Tortoiseshell	157 06
What drink consists of pineapple, rum and coconut milk	Pina colada	157 07
Zanzibar is an island region of which mainland country	Tanzania	157 08
Which US actor was nicknamed ‘Duke’	John Wayne	157 09
Who did Nicholas Lyndhurst play in Goodnight Sweetheart	Gary Sparrow	157 10
In what does an archer carry his arrows	A quiver	157 11
What is the name for an auctioneer’s hammer	Gavel	157 12
Who composed the ‘Four Seasons’	Vivaldi	157 13
Who was the falsetto singer with the Four Seasons	Frankie VaIli	157 14
Which is the longest river in Europe	Volga	157 15
What colour is the gem peridot	Pale green	157 16
What was Craig Evans’s contribution to the 2001 General Election	He threw an egg at John Prescott and was punched for his pains	158 01
As whom are Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe better known	The Pet Shop Boys	158 02
Which German city is famous for its Oktoberfest	Munich	158 03
Who declared Britain a republic in 1649	Oliver Cromwell	158 04
What is the most common surname in Sweden	Johansson	158 05
Sir John Cohen founded which chain of supermarkets	Tesco	158 06
What policy of minimal governmental interference takes its name from the French for ‘allow to do’	Laissez-faire	158 07
Who was appointed manager of West Ham United in summer 2001	Glenn Roeder	158 08
What can be a large receptacle for builders’ rubble or the captain of a bowls foursome	Skip	158 09
Which comedian played Lesley Sharp’s gay boyfriend in the TV series Bob and Rose	Alan Davies	158 10
What did A.I. stand for in the title of a Steven Spielberg film	Artificial Intelligence	158 11
What is the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch	A small-scale railway	158 12
What is the royal dog of China	Pekingese	158 13
Who did Manchester United sign from Lazio for £28.1 million in 2001	Juan Veron	158 14
Muscadet,Vouvray and Sancerre are all wines from which region of France	Loire	158 15
Danny Wilde and Lord Brett Sinclair formed which pair of TV crime- fighters	The Persuaders	158 16
What technique revolutionised high jumping following the 1968 Olympics	The Fosbury Flop	159 01
Which marine mammal had a 1990 hit with ‘Crazy’	Seal	159 02
Barbara Hepworth practised in which field of the arts	Sculpture	159 03
What is a sickle	A harvesting tool	159 04
On what line were British women jokingly asked to hang out their washing during the Second World War	The Siegfried Line	159 05
For which security organisation did Captain Scarlet work	Spectrum	159 06
What are the four London stations on a Monopoly board	Fenchurch Street, Kings Cross, Liverpool Street and Marylebone	159 07
Which bird gave Fleetwood Mac a number one hit	‘Albatross	159 08
Which actress called her mother ‘the real-life Wicked Witch of the West’	Liza Minnelli (Judy Garland)	159 09
What is the score 40-40 called in tennis	Deuce	159 10
In which English county is the world’s first iron bridge	Shropshire	159 11
In which year did Kylie and Jason reach number one with ‘Especially For You’	I 988	159 12
What colour was Coca-Cola originally	Green	159 13
What does ‘fortissimo’ mean in music	Very loud	159 14
What is philology	The science of language	159 15
Which river flows into the sea at Whitby	Esk	159 16
In which country was St Patrick born	Wales	160 01
Old Father Time perches above which English cricket ground	Lord’s	160 02
‘And’ or ‘but’ are examples of which type of word	Conjunction	160 03
Milly and Egg were characters in which TV series	This LIfe	160 04
What did Darius Perkins do before Jason Donovan	Play Scott Robinson in Neighbours	160 05
Which actor played three roles in the 1959 film The Mouse That Roared	Peter Sellers	160 06
What are Euroglider, Happy Face and Billy Boy	Brands of condom	160 07
Which London Underground station was called Enfield West until 1934	Oakwood	160 08
From which continent does the banana originate	Asia	160 09
Which girl’s name means ‘hay-meadow’	Hayley	160 10
‘Me Duck’ is a term of endearment in which part of England	East Midlands	160 11
Who wore a ‘Bullet Bra’ on tour in 1990	Madonna	160 12
What is triskaidekaphobia	Fear of the number 13	160 13
What number is at six o’clock on a dartboard	Three	160 14
Which jockey completed a hat-trick of wins in the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe 1996-8	Olivier Peslier	160 15
The Pas-de-Calais is the French name for which stretch of water	Strait of Dover	160 16
Who bought the car numberplate COM IC	Jimmy Tarbuck	161 01
To which family of birds would something ‘corvine’ be related	Crow	161 02
Which Superman committed suicide	George Reeves	161 03
Which city staged the 1980 Olympic Games	Moscow	161 04
Who created master-thief Raffles	E.W. Hornung	161 05
Curt Smith and Roland Orzabel made up which musical duo	Tears For Fears	161 06
Which Steven Spielberg film won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1993	Schindler’s list	161 07
Which treaty ended the War of Spanish Succession	Treaty of Utrecht	161 08
Which capital city stands where the rivers Sava and Danube meet	Belgrade	161 09
How many months does it take the Moon to revolve around the Earth	One	161 10
In physics, what is UV an abbreviation for	Ultraviolet	161 11
On which Dutch football club’s ground did the final of Euro 2000 take place	Feyenoord	161 12
Which Jane Austen novel featured Captain Wentworth	Persuasion	161 13
Who was the first Prime Minister of India	Nehru	161 14
What three colour bands make up the flag of Ethiopia	Green, yellow and red	161 15
In which year did Queen Victoria die	1901	161 16
In which year did The Beatles break up	1970	162 01
Whose 1969 trial lasted nine months	The Kray twins	162 02
In which county is Newark	Nottinghamshire	162 03
What is the name of the traditional Welsh arts gathering	Eisteddfod	162 04
Against which nation did England concede their first goal at the 1966 World Cup finals	Portugal	162 05
Which Eleanor was wife of Henry II	Eleanor of Aquitaine	162 06
Who wrote Love in a Cold Climate	Nancy Mitford	162 07
The Khyber Pass links which two countries	Pakistan and Afghanistan	162 08
What is the name of the international register of shipping	Lloyd’s	162 09
Who had a hit in the Seventies with ‘Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep’	Middle of the Road	162 10
Which probable myth is worth some £30 million a year to Scottish tourism	Loch Ness Monster	162 11
What does a Manx cat lack	A tail	162 12
Which 19th century French poet, who used to walk a pet lobster on a lead, eventually took his own life by hanging himself from a lamp-post	Gerard de Nerval	162 13
Who owned Spotty Dog	The Woodentops	162 14
In which country was Aristotle Onassis born	Turkey	162 15
What animals live in a warren	Rabbits	162 16
Why did the Chevrolet Nova fail to sell well in Spain	In Spanish ‘no va’ means ‘doesn’t go	163 01
A lack of which vitamin can cause scurvy	Vitamin C	163 02
In which sport do you need a hooker and a prop	Rugby	163 03
In 1987 who sang about ‘A Little Boogie Woogie In The Back Of My Mind’	Shakin’ Stevens	163 04
Who was Sherlock Holmes’s arch enemy	Professor Moriarty	163 05
Who did Elizabeth Hurley play in Austin Powers: International Man Of / Mystery	Vanessa Kensington	163 06
What does CBS stand for	Columbia Broadcasting System	163 07
On which sketch show did Rab C. Nesbitt first appear	Naked Video	163 08
Lindum was the Roman name for which British city	Lincoln	163 09
Which Coronation Street actress, whose character met an untimely end in 2001, was born Shirley Ann Broadbent	Amanda Barrie	163 10
What breed of animal is a moufflon	A wild sheep	163 11
What is a filibeg another name for in Scotland	Kilt	163 12
Which English king burnt the cakes	King Alfred	163 13
How many points is a letter ‘V’ worth in Scrabble	Four	163 14
Where do vehicles bearing the international index mark GBZ come from	Gibraltar	163 15
Which singer was barely 20 when he acquired a Pacemaker	Gerry Marsden (Gerry and The Pacemakers)	163 16
With which football team was Des O’Connor once a lively winger	Northampton Town	164 01
Which chat show host had a cameo role as a postman in Neighbours	Clive James	164 02
What does herbicide destroy	Plants	164 03
What was the nickname of 11th century English rebel Hereward	‘The Wake	164 04
What does a udometer measure	Rain	164 05
Who sang about the ‘Best Years Of Our Lives’ in 1982	Modern Romance	164 06
What does a hermaphrodite possess	Both male and female sex organs	164 07
The Baider-Meinhof gang were a group of terrorists from which country	Germany	164 08
Which is the largest Mediterranean island	Sicily	164 09
How many wooden pins are arranged in a game of skittles	Nine	164 10
What is the chemical name for quicklime	Calcium oxide	164 11
In which English county are Slapton Sands	Devon	164 12
What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi	164 13
From which country does snooker player James Wattana come	Thailand	164 14
Who directed the film Gandhi	Sir Richard Attenborough	164 15
Which couple warbled ‘Sing Little Birdie’ for the UK in the 1959 Eurovision Song Contest	Teddy Johnson and Pearl Carr	164 16
Which I 970s TV comedy series was originally going to be called Super-Chaps Three	The Goodies	165 01
What was John Merrick otherwise known as	The Elephant Man	165 02
What is a zinnia	A flower	165 03
In which county is Kenilworth Castle	Warwickshire	165 04
On which English river is Washington	Wear	165 05
Which group of Pacific islands used to be known as the Sandwich Islands	Hawaii	165 06
Who was deputy leader of the Labour Party from 1983-92	Roy Hattersley	165 07
According to Greek mythology, drinking from which underworld river made you forget the past	Lethe	165 08
Which Yorkshire village was home to the Bronte family	Haworth	165 09
Margaret Thatcher was MP for which constituency	Finchley	165 10
Kyalami is a motor-racing circuit in which country	South Africa	165 11
Who had a number one hit in 1995 with ‘Fairground’	Simply Red	165 12
Who composed The Barber of Seville	Rossini	165 13
In which century was rounders first played	18th	165 14
What does RSPB stand for	Royal Society for the Protection of Birds	165 15
Solanum tuberosum is more commonly known as which vegetable	Potato	165 16
What was the longest running race for women at the 1980 Olympic Games	1,500 metres	166 01
Which cricketer’s inclusion in the MCC party to tour South Africa in 1968 led to the tour being cancelled	Basil d’Oliveira	166 02
What do frogs have in their mouths that toads don’t	Teeth	166 03
What was the name of the sports teacher in Please, Sir!	Pricey	166 04
What nationality was the artist Paul Gauguin	French	166 05
A gnu is another name for which animal	Wdebeest	166 06
In which year did war break out between Iran and Iraq	1980	166 07
What did Elton John have to wait until 1990 to achieve	His first solo UK number one hit	166 08
Which food product takes its name from the French for cooking pot	Marmite	166 09
In 1961 George Chakiris and Rita Moreno won Oscars for Best Supporting Actor and Actress for their roles in which musical film	West Side Story	166 10
Which city is home to the Copacabana Beach	Rio de Janeiro	166 11
What does a cooper make	Barrels	166 12
Which number was a French footballer	Didier Six	166 13
Magyars come from which country	Hungary	166 14
What type of sea bird is sometimes called a mew	Gull	166 15
Captain Larry Dart was the hero of which TV series	Space Patrol	166 16
On which river does Maidstone stand	Medway	167 01
Who rode Dr Devious to victory in the 1992 Epsom Derby	John Reid	167 02
Where would you find the remains of Offa ‘s Dyke	Along the Welsh border	167 03
‘Bittersweet’ and ‘cruel to be kind’ are examples of what	Oxymorons	167 04
In which county is Pickering	North Yorkshire	167 05
Who replaced Mr Lucas in Are You Being Served	Mr Spooner	167 06
What happens to the rock ptarmigan’s plumage in winter	It turns white	167 07
Brett Anderson is the singer with which band	Suede	167 08
What is the crystalline form of silica	Quartz	167 09
Which police force did Mack Sennett create	The Keystone Cops	167 10
What is particularly long about the male quetzal bird of Central America	Its tail	167 11
What was notable about Sirimavo Bandaranaike, Prime Minister of Sri Lanka from 1960	She was the world’s first female Prime Minister	167 12
What does a chronometer measure	Time	167 13
Elba is an island in which sea	Mediterranean	167 14
TV detective Van Der Valk solved crimes in which city	Amsterdam	167 15
Which monument was designed for the Paris Exhibition of 1889	Eiffel Tower	167 16
Who asked: ‘Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavour (On The Bedpost Overnight)’	Lonnie Donegan	168 01
How many Epsom Derby winners did Lester Piggott ride	Nine	168 02
Which 11th century wizard became stranded in the 20th century	Catweazle	168 03
lago featured in which Shakespeare play	Othello	168 04
Which trainer’s daughter presents the BBC’s horse racing coverage	Clare Balding	168 05
How maiy court cards are there in a pack of cards	12	168 06
Which legislation banned alcohol in the United States during the I 920s	Prohibition	168 07
Which sound indicated a Rank Organisation film	Gong	168 08
What did the sisters Stheno, Euryale and Medusa have for hair	Snakes	168 09
Who painted The Supper at Emmaus	Caravaggio	168 10
Which phrase means ‘through my fault’ in Latin	Mea culpa	168 11
Which TV medical series is a spin-off from Casualty	Holby City	168 12
Which band a 1978 hit with ‘Airport’	The Motors	168 13
How many points are there on a backgammon board	24	168 14
Which county’s coastline includes Pegwell Bay	Kent	168 15
Which club were promoted to the Football League in 2001	Rushden and Diamonds	168 16
Which is the deepest canyon in North America	Hell’s Canyon	169 01
Which religious order was founded by Ignatius Loyola	The Jesuits	169 02
Septime is a position in which sport	Fencing	169 03
What is the capital of Trinidad and Tobago	Port of Spain	169 04
Which is the second largest English county	Cumbria	169 05
Which island is also known as Lindifarne	Holy Island	169 06
Which girl band had three UK number one singles in 1998	B*Witched	169 07
Juneau is the capital of which American state	Alaska	169 08
What links William Sheakespare, Ingrid Bergman and former England football manager Joe Mercer	All died on their birthdays	169 09
Who was the local butcher in Dad’s Army	Corporal Jones	169 10
Which horse won the Grand National for the third time in 1977	Red Rum	169 11
Who played Himmier in the film The Eagle Has Landed	Donald Pleasence	169 12
Which title did Austria’s Eva Rueber-Staier win in 1969	Miss World	169 13
Which brand of disinfectant took its name from London sanitary engineer Harry Pickup	Harpic	169 14
Which English king reigned from 1272 to 1307	Edward	169 15
Which much-married American actor’s real name is Joe Yule Jnr	Mickey Rooney	169 16
Which city was sacked in 410	Rome	170 01
What is the birthstone for the month of june	Agate	170 02
What was the codename for the D-Day landings	Operation Overlord	170 03
Which requires the use of more facial muscles — a smile or a frown	Frown	170 04
What colour is yak’s milk	Pink	170 05
What is a gemsbok	A type of antelope	170 06
Which D.H. Lawrence novel was banned until November 1960	Lady Chatterley’s Lover	170 07
In which American state is Mount St Helens	Washington	170 08
Which TV news programme began in 1967	News at Ten	170 09
What was the Christian name of the French President Giscard d’Estaing	Valery	170 10
Which newspaper cartoonist created a family built around the formidable Grandma	Giles	170 11
Which singer’s 1992 album was titled ‘Diva’	Annie Lennox	170 12
Which Hollywood actress was Miss Greenwich Village of 1942	Lauren Bacall	170 13
Which fruit did Roger Miller sing about in 1968	‘Little Green Apples	170 14
In which century did beavers become extinct in the UK	12th	170 15
Which Scottish poet wrote two poems about his pet ewe called Poor Mailie	Robert Burns	170 16
Which planet has the longest day	Venus	171 01
What job links Christopher Dean, Geoff Capes and Dave Dee	All are former policemen	171 02
What does TGWU stand for	Transport and General Workers’ Union	171 03
Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt both won Oscars in 1997 for their performances in which film	As Good as It Gets	171 04
Which model presents Fort &yard	Melinda Messenger	171 05
In which sport do countries compete for the America’s Cup	Yachting	171 06
Which food of the Greek gods was supposed to confer eternal life upon all who ate it	Ambrosia	171 07
Who wrote the novel of Jaws	Peter Benchley	171 08
Which flagship of Nelson’s sits in dock at Portsmouth	HMS Victory	171 09
Which group often backed Elvis Costello	The Attractions	171 10
Vigo is a port in which country	Spain	171 11
What would you do with a besom	Sweep with it — it’s a kind of broom	171 12
Which fruits used to be known as ‘love apples’	Tomatoes	171 13
Which English king abdicated in 1936	Edward VIII	171 14
Which creature has sex up to 122 times per hour	Desert rat	171 15
What was the name of the dog in Enid Blyton’s Famous Five books	Timmy	171 16
Who lampooned Dickens with the words: ‘One must have a heart of stone to read the death of Little Nell without laughing’	Oscar Wilde	172 01
In which city is the newspaper Dagbladet published	Oslo	172 02
How many points are scored for a field goal in American football	Three	172 03
What is South Africa’s unit of decimal currency	Rand	172 04
What was the title of Sherlock Holmes’ first adventure	A Study in Scarlet	172 05
Which London department store first opened its doors to the public in 1909	Selfridges	172 06
Who played The Scarlet Pimpernel in the 1998 TV adaptation	Richard E. Grant	172 07
Which American state is known as the Garden State	New Jersey	172 08
What is the official language of Argentina	Spanish	172 09
Which team are the only non-English winners of the FA Cup	Cardiff City	172 10
Who was ‘French Kissin’ In The USA’ in 1986	Debbie Harry	172 11
Which magazine introduced Billy the Fish	Viz	172 12
Which British cathedral has three spires	Lichfield	172 13
Which projectile was originally called Morrison’s Flyin’ Saucer	Frisbee	172 14
Which sport is played with a shuttlecock	Badminton	172 15
Which high-kicking girls stepped to fame on Sunday Night at the London Palladium	The Tiller Girls	172 16
In an average lifetime, a person will walk the equivalent of how many times around the equator	Five	173 01
From which London station would you catch a direct train to Doncaster	King’s Cross	173 02
Which puppet owl created havoc on Five O’Clock aub	Ollie Beak	173 03
What does Goat Island separate	The two halves of the Niagara FaIls	173 04
What nationality was Marshal Ney	French	173 05
Whose first UK number one single was ‘The Most Beautiful Girl In The World’	Prince	173 06
Which is the largest planet in the solar system	Jupiter	173 07
Which Shakespeare play begins: ‘If music be the food of love, play on’	Twelfth Night	173 08
What type of tree is a linden	Lime tree	173 09
What is a hinny	The offspring of a female ass by a stallion	173 10
In which county was artist John Constable born	Suffolk	173 11
Which athletics competition was first held in Helsinki in 1983	World Championships	173 12
Which British-born director was responsible for Alien	Ridley Scott	173 13
Which actress of Straw Dogs fame appeared in EostEnders in 2001	Susan George	173 14
St Agnes and Bryher are islands in which group	Isles of Scilly	173 15
Which crime writer created Mike Hammer	Mickey Spillane	173 16
What is the key number in the card game pontoon	21	174 01
Who wrote the Doctor books	Richard Gordon	174 02
Who was Yogi Bear’s southern sweetheart	Cindy Bear	174 03
What is the final event in the decathlon	1,500 metres	174 04
Which two countries are linked by the Simplon Pass	Switzerland and Italy	174 05
Which Motown artist was shot dead by his father during a row in	Marvin Gaye	174 06
Jafar was the villain in which Disney film	Aladdin	174 07
In football, which French defender moved from Chelsea to Marseille in July 2001	Frank Leboeuf	174 08
Which is the largest city in Switzerland	Zurich	174 09
In which county isWeymouth	Dorset	174 10
Which is the biggest lizard in the world	Komodo dragon	174 11
What are missing from a navel orange	Pips	174 12
Who did Brazil’s footballers beat in the 1962 World Cup Final	Czechoslovakia	174 13
Which heiress turned bank robber in 1974	Patty Hearst	174 14
Which American singer was ‘Right Here Waiting’ in 1989	Richard Marx	174 15
What is an ekka	An Indian cart	174 16
Which Jane Austen novel revolved around the Bennet	Pride and Prejudice	175 01
The dirham is the currency of which African country	Morocco	175 02
What is a baidric	A belt	175 03
Which husband and wife left This Morning in 2001	Richard and Judy	175 04
Who starred in the movie Liar Liar	Jim Carrey	175 05
Which English city houses the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television	Bradford	175 06
In the Old Testament, who was the third king of Israel	Solomon	175 07
What does HMSO stand for	Her Majesty’s Stationery Office	175 08
Who starred in and directed Vend	Barbra Streisand	175 09
What is a tamarin	A marmoset	175 10
In which country is Lake Tana	Ethiopia	175 11
In 1996, which band reckoned that the female of the species was more deadly than the male	Space	175 12
Which Swedish boxer fought for the World Heavyweight title in the early I 960s	Ingemar Johansson	175 13
Primula veris is the Latin name for which plant	Cowslip	175 14
What nationality is Samantha Mumba	Irish	175 15
Which English novelist had the middle name Makepeace	William Thackeray	175 16
What song has been notably recorded by Bruce Channel and DJ Otzi	Hey Baby	176 01
Which national newspaper replaced the Daily Herald	The Sun	176 02
In which year was Prince Edward born	1964	176 03
Which animal is the national emblem of Canada	Beaver	176 04
Which country’s inclusion in 2000 turned the Five Nations’ Rugby Championship into the Six Nations	Italy	176 05
Who composed the Ring cycle	Richard Wagner	176 06
Which is the second-longest river in Africa	The Zaire	176 07
What are you afraid of if you suffer from ichthyophobia	Fish	176 08
Who brought the teas in Acorn Antiques	Mrs Overall	176 09
On which river does Toulouse stand	Garonne	176 10
Who was married to Michael in thirtysomething	Hope	176 11
Lake Maracaibo is the largest lake on which continent	South America	176 12
What is the common abbreviation for deoxyribononucleic acid	DNA	176 13
What is fumitory	A plant	176 14
Fatima Whitbread was a champion at which athletics field event	Javelin	176 15
Which gardens adjoin Hyde Park	Kensington Gardens —178—	176 16
Who beat Steffi Graf in 1987 to win her sixth Wimbledon women’s singles title in a row	Martina Navratilova	177 01
At whom did Marcus Sargeant fire blank shots on 30 June 981	The Queen	177 02
In which stadium did Liverpool’s footballers retain the European Cup in	Wembley	177 03
In which city is the Doge’s Palace	Venice	177 04
lo, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto are moons of which planet	Jupiter	177 05
In which room in the house did Jim Morrison, Elvis Presley and Judy Garland all die	The bathroom	177 06
In Roman mythology, who was Jupiter’s wife	Juno	177 07
What did two women claim to have seen in the Irish village of Knock in 1897	A vision of the virgin with two saints	177 08
Who played Claude Jeremiah Greengrass in Heartbeat	Bill Maynard	177 09
Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy	Peter Sellers	177 10
What does ‘karaoke’ mean literally	‘Empty orchestra	177 11
In Australia, what is the state capital of Victoria	Melbourne	177 12
Who succeeded Zoe Ball as the female presenter of Live and Kicking	Emma Ledden	177 13
Which American state is known as the ‘Peach State’	Georgia	177 14
Which musical duo took their name from a David Lynch film	Erasure (Erasethead)	177 15
What pre-fame job linked MarIon Brando and Dr David Owen	Sewage worker	177 16
What is a brassie	An old-fashioned name for a golf club	178 01
In the Christian Church, what is the name given to the Thursday before Easter	Maundy Thursday	178 02
On which show might you have met the 13th Duke of Wymbourne	The Fast Show	178 03
Which club were the first winners of the Football League Cup	Aston Villa	178 04
Where was Britain’s first motorway restaurant	Newport Pagnell	178 05
How many were present at the Last Supper	13	178 06
What is the Roman numeral for 500	D	178 07
What town is the administrative centre of County Louth	Dundalk	178 08
Which Helmut became Chancellor of Germany in 1974	Helmut Schmidt	178 09
On which river in Africa are the Victoria Falls	Zambezi	178 10
Which species of whale has a distinctive single tusk which can reach up to three metres long	Narwhal	178 11
Which fruit is sometimes called ugh	Tangelo	178 12
What nationality was Marie Curie	Polish	178 13
From which fruit is the liqueur Curacao made	Orange	178 14
Who was Steve McGarrett’s arch enemy on Hawaii Five-O	Wo Fat	178 15
Which American singer changed his name from Charles Westover	Del Shannon	178 16
What is bouillabaisse primarily made from	Fish	179 01
What does the Beaufort scale measure	Wind	179 02
What do Tommy Cooper, Sid James and Leonard Ross iter have in common	They died on stage	179 03
Which TV presenter once carried the title of Miss Parallei Bars	Carol Smillie	179 04
Which American novelist wrote Rabbit is Rich and The Witches of Eastwick	john Updike	179 05
Which eminent 17th century scientist died of a chill after trying to stuff a chicken with snowy	Francis Bacon	179 06
Anthony Babington hatched a plot to assassinate which queen of England	Elizabeth I	179 07
What nationality is golfer Viay Singh	Fijian	179 08
Which American city was named after St Francis of Assisi	San Francisco	179 09
Who was world heavyweight boxing champion from 1919 to 1926	Jack Dempsey	179 10
What was the codename of the military operation to eject the Iraqi army from Kuwait in 1991	Desert Storm	179 11
Which title of the peerage is below a duke but above an earl	Marquess	179 12
Where did The Monkees catch the last train to	Clarksville	179 13
What is a pekan	A North American mammal	179 14
What change was made to the Football League points system in 1981	Three points were awarded for a win instead of two	179 15
Who waved about Loadsamoney	Harry Enfield	179 16
What is Reuters	An international news agency	180 01
Which flowers did Queen Elizabeth I have a phobia about	Roses	180 02
Which actor was born Michael Shalboub	Omar Sharif	180 03
Which American state is called the Show Me State	Missouri	180 04
Which country conceded 57 goals in their four qualifying matches for the 2002 World Cup	American Samoa	180 05
Which Dutch artist painted no fewer than 64 self-portraits	Rembrandt	180 06
What could be spotted on the ground in the Western Stagecoach	Tyre tracks	180 07
Who drove the Varoom Roadster in Wacky Races	Peter Perfect	180 08
How old was Drew Barrymore when she starred in E.T	Eight	180 09
What four tournaments comprise the Grand Slam in tennis	Wimbledon, US Open, French Championships and Australian Championships	180 10
Which doll brought Aqua a number one single in 1997	‘Barbie Girl	180 11
What did the Queen launch at Clydebank on 20 September 1967	The QE2	180 12
Who was King of France at the outbreak of the French Revolution	Louis XVI	180 13
Who created Yogi Bear	William Hanna and Joseph Barbera	180 14
In which country are the Trossachs	Scotland	180 15
What was the world’s first theme park	Disneyland	180 16
What did Oscar Wilde, Peter O’Toole and General Douglas MacArthur have in common as children	They were all dressed as girls in their early years	181 01
From what country does the word ‘sauna’ originate	Finland	181 02
Which boxer was nicknamed the ‘Ambling Alp’	Primo Camera	181 03
Which actress starred in Platinum Blonde and Bombshell	jean Harlow	181 04
Which Sixties group sang about a ‘Dedicated Follower Of Fashion’	The Kinks	181 05
What is the capital of Slovakia	Bratislava	181 06
Who wrote the play Waiting For Godot	Samuel Beckett	181 07
Which sign of the zodiac covers the period from 23 September to 23 October	Libra	181 08
In Dallas, what was Sue Ellen’s favourite tipple	Vodka	181 09
On which street in London is Ham ley’s toy shop	Regent Street	181 10
For how long can an ant survive underwater	Two weeks	181 11
On which day of the week do nearly half of all American bank robberies take place	Friday	181 12
What nationality are the band Ace of Base	Swedish	181 13
What is the common name for rubella	German measles	181 14
Which member of the Brontë family wrote Agnes Grey	Anne Brontë	181 15
In TV commercials, what were Humphreys likely to steal	Milk	181 16
Calvados brandy is distilled from which fruit	Apples	182 01
What nationality is racing driver Jean Alesi	French	182 02
In which street did the Great Fire of London start	Pudding Lane	182 03
Fern Britton is married to which TV cook	Phil Vickery	182 04
Which James Dickey novel about a tragic canoe trip was turned into a chilling movie starring Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight	Deliverance	182 05
Where in the human body are the semi-circular canals	Ear	182 06
What was the nickname of Coivnation Street pub landlord Duggie Ferguson in his Rugby League-playing days	‘Crusher	182 07
Which city is served by Lindbergh Airport	San Diego	182 08
Which band released the 1987 album ‘Bridge Of Spies’	T’Pau	182 09
Which board game was devised by unemployed New York architect Alfred Butts	Scrabble	182 10
Which artist was the subject of Brian and Michael’s ‘Matchstalk Men And Matchstalk Cats And Dogs’	LS. Lowry	182 11
In which English city is Clifford’s Tower	York	182 12
What was Harold Wilson’s Parliamentary constituency	Huyton	182 13
How many of Henry VIll’s wives were beheaded	Two	182 14
Who was the original presenter of Stars in Their Eyes	Leslie Crowther	182 15
Which British boxer fought Muhammad All for the world heavyweight title in 1966	Henry Cooper	182 16
Which satirical revue featured Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Ian Bennett and Jonathan Miller	Beyond the Fringe	183 01
What colour beak does a moorhen have	Red	183 02
At which battle did Nelson defeat the Danish fleet in 1801	Battle of Copenhagen	183 03
Who wrote Doctor Faustus	Christopher Marlowe	183 04
In which American state is Dodge City	Kansas	183 05
How many human teeth are there in a permanent full set	32	183 06
In which country is the Algarve	Portugal	183 07
On which racecourse is the Prix de l’Arc deTriomphe run	Longchamp	183 08
What is baked Alaska	An ice cream dessert	183 09
Why don’t polar bears hunt penguins	Polar bears live at the north pole, penguins at the south	183 10
Which actor from the US sitcom Taxi was the subject of an R.E.M. song	Andy Kaufman (‘Man On The Moon’)	183 11
How many reindeer pull Santa’s sleigh	Eight	183 12
Which former world leader once worked as a pastry assistant in the kitchens of London’s Carlton Hotel	Ho Chi Minh	183 13
What is a luge	A small bobsled	183 14
Albert Dock is a renovated area of which English city	Liverpool	183 15
What is the name of the New York Stock Exchange index	Dow Jones average	183 16
How many players from each team are allowed on the ice at the same time in a game of ice hockey	Six	184 01
In which year did Annie Hall pick up a hatful of Oscars	1977	184 02
What is petit point	An embroidery stitch	184 03
What are petits pois	Peas	184 04
What do the five Olympic rings represent	Continents of the world	184 05
Which character was nicknamed ‘Lofty’ in It Ain’t Half Hot Mum	Gunner Sugden	184 06
Who lost her head at Fotheringay Castle in 1587	Mary Queen of Scots	184 07
The children of which family did Mary Pop pins look after	The Banks family	184 08
Why would your moggy like nepeto	It’s the Latin name for catmint	184 09
Which woman was Prime Minister of Israel from 1969 to 1974	Golda Meir	184 10
Who was the Roman goddess of intelligence and handicrafts	Minerva	184 11
What is the common name for pertussis	Whooping cough	184 12
Duluth, Bloomington and Rochester are towns in which American state	Minnesota	184 13
From which film did the Madonna hit ‘Beautiful Stranger’ come	Austin Powers — The Spy Who Shagged Me	184 14
What is the Duke of Bedford’s stately home	Woburn	184 15
Which sport played on sand made its Olympic debut at the Sydney Games in 2000	Beach volleyball	184 16
Brighton Belles was the UK version of which US sitcom	The Golden Girls	185 01
Which Welsh singer witnessed a ‘Total Eclipse Of The Heart’ in 1983	Bonnie Tyler	185 02
Who rode the show-jumping horse Doublet	Princess Anne	185 03
Frank Worrell played Test cricket for which country	West Indies	185 04
Which item of confectionery did a young Emma Bunton advertise on TV	Milky Bar	185 05
Which country produces the wine Hock	Germany	185 06
Which group of rioters wrecked machinery in northern England in the 181 Os	The Luddites	185 07
What can a polyglot do	Speak or write in many languages	185 08
With what was Trotsky butchered	An ice pick	185 09
How many American colonies signed the Declaration of Independence from Britain in 17761	13	185 10
What is the capital of Ukraine	Kiev	185 11
Which TV police series started out on the beat as Woodentop	The Bill	185 12
The Gulf ofTonkin is part of which sea	South China Sea	185 13
The Basque Separatist movement operates in which country	Spain	185 14
Who wrote the novel Gone With The Wind	Margaret Mitchell	185 15
Which Scottish football ground name means ‘dung heap’	Pittodrie (Aberdeen)	185 16
What isaskua	A sea bird	186 01
Which Paul McCartney song of 1972 was banned by the BBC for being too political	‘Give Ireland BackToThe Irish	186 02
How many teats does the female multimammate rat have	24	186 03
In which century did wolves become extinct in the UK	18th	186 04
Who is the female face of SM:TV Live	Cat Deeley	186 05
Which band backed Steve Harley	Cockney Rebel	186 06
Which football team used to be called Newton Heath	Manchester United	186 07
In which city is Hollyoaks set	Chester	186 08
Who won the Wimbledon men’s singles title in 2001	Goran Ivanesevic	186 09
What is tattooed on Popeye’s forearm	An anchor	186 10
Which religious sect originally expected the second coming in 1844	The Seventh Day Adventists	186 11
Who was manager of The Sex Pistols	Malcolm McLaren I	186 12
The remains of which two 16th-century theatres were discovered in London in 1989	The Rose and The Globe	186 13
Who did George Bush defeat in the 1988 US Presidential election	Michael Dukakis	186 14
In which sport can you catch a Boston crab	Wrestling	186 15
What name is given to the four pointed teeth between incisors and molars	Canine teeth	186 16
Who was ‘Not Such An Innocent Girl’ in 2001	Victoria Beckham	187 01
What is the nickname of the Australian rugby union	‘The Wallabies	187 02
Which TV weather forecaster used to describe clouds as ‘fluffy bits’	Francis Wilson	187 03
Which Anthony Minghella film won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1996	The English Patient	187 04
How many moons does Mercury have	None	187 05
Which emblem was adopted by the Free French forces in World War Two	Cross of Lorraine	187 06
Who founded the Lotus motor car company	Cohn Chapman	187 07
Which Hollywood actress was born Betty Joan Perske	Lauren BacalI	187 08
How many pennies were there in an old pound	240	187 09
What is a merengue	A Latin American dance	187 10
From whom did Shylock demand a pound of flesh in The Merchant of Venice	Antonio	187 11
Who were the ‘Sultans Of Swing’ in 1979	Dire Straits	187 12
What is the Derbyshire home of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire	Chatsworth	187 13
Who was the gardener on The Herbs	Mr Bayleaf	187 14
Which British athlete won the women’s pentathlon at the 1972 Olympics	Mary Peters	187 15
What TV channel first aired on 2 November 1982	Channel 4	187 16
Where in the human body is the eustachian tube	The ear	188 01
In which ocean is Christmas Island situated	Indian Ocean	188 02
Which bird won an Academy Award with the 1942 film Der Fuhrer’s Face	Donald Duck	188 03
Which film was the musical version of Pygmalion	My Fair Lady	188 04
If you have myopia, what do you suffer from	Short-sightedfless	188 05
Which mountain was revered by the ancient Greeks as the home of Apollo and the Muses	Mount Parnassus	188 06
Przhevalsky’s is a wild breed of which animal	Horse	188 07
What did Red Riding Hood take to her sick grandmother	Cakes	188 08
What nationality was the polar explorer Robert Peary	American	188 09
Which season begins with the vernal equinox	Spring	188 10
Who had a 1964 number one single with ‘DoWah Diddy Diddy’	Manfred Mann	188 11
In whose company was Hugh Grant when he was arrested in 1995	Divine Brown	188 12
What does a pedometer count	Walking steps	188 13
What is a peccary	A pigl ike mammal	188 14
What sport did Canadian Wayne Gretzky play	Ice hockey	188 15
Whose final TV series before his retirement was the sitcom Clarence	Ronnie Barker	188 16
Which actor was the target of Carly Simon’s ‘You’re So Vain’	Warren Beatty	189 01
Who said: ‘It’s not that I’m afraid to die, just don’t want to be there when it happens’	Woody AlIen	189 02
What mode of transport have Olivia Newton-John, Eric Clapton and Don Johnson all owned	Harley-Davidsons	189 03
Which American form of croquet was one of the sports in the 1904 Olympics	Roque	189 04
What household convenience item was invented by Mrs WA. Cochran in 1889	Automatic dishwasher	189 05
Maritimo are a football team from which country	Portugal	189 06
‘Encephalic’ refers to which part of the body	The brain	189 07
On which river does Monmouth stand	Wye	189 08
Where does Rupert Bear live	Nut Wood	189 09
Wizzard and ELO were splinters groups from which band	The Move	189 10
Which Premiership football club had an Angel playing for them in 2001	Aston Villa	189 11
Which Shakespeare play was said to have been written at the request of Elizabeth I	The Merry Wives of Windsor	189 12
In which American state is the Sierra Nevada mountain range	California	189 13
Which of the Friends composed ‘Smelly Cat’	Phoebe	189 14
Who wrote Saturday Night and Sunday Morning	Alan Sillitoe	189 15
What does a spa town have	A spring	189 16
Who split from husband Dennis Quaid in 2001 after having a fling with a Gladiator	Meg Ryan	190 01
Who was the villain in Supergran	The Scunner Campbell	190 02
Who were the first British football club to convert their ground to an all-seater stadium	Aberdeen	190 03
What can be whale fat or to weep uncontrollably	Blubber	190 04
Which famous old motor-racing circuit was built near Weybridge	Brooklands	190 05
In which US city was Dynasty set	Denver	190 06
What is the name for a limestone deposit which hangs from the roof of a cave	Stalactite	190 07
Which Merseybeat artist turned down ‘Yesterday’	Billy J. Kramer	190 08
What is genealogy the study of	Family histories	190 09
Mr Murdstone is a character in which Dickens novel	David Copperfield	190 10
Where in the human body is the iris	The eye	190 11
Where is Davy Jones’s Locker	At sea	190 12
Which former girlfriend of Ryan Giggs was one of the presenters on The Word	Dani Behr	190 13
What nationality is tennis player Goran lvanesevic	Croatian	190 14
Which is the largest island in Japan	Honshu	190 15
Which wild flower is also known as cuckoo-pint or lords-and-ladies	Wild arum	190 16
Who united the English and Scottish crowns in 1603	James I	191 01
Which number cannot be expressed in Roman figures	Zero	191 02
Which famous album cover was designed by Peter Blake	‘Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band	191 03
What did Cynthia Fellatio almost have on TV in 1969	A Flying Circus (it was one of the names rejected before Monty Python)	191 04
How many Tarot cards are there	78	191 05
Which US general was nicknamed ‘Vinegar Joe’	Joseph Warren StiIweIl	191 06
Who composed the ballet Sleeping Beauty	Tchaikovsky	191 07
In the Old Testament, who was the first King of Israel	Saul	191 08
What sport do the Dallas Cowboys play	American football	191 09
Which American actress starred in Rear Window and High Society	Grace Kelly	191 10
At what sport was New Zealander Barry Briggs a world champion	Speedway	191 11
What is brill in the sea	A flatflsh	191 12
Carl XVI Gustav became king of which country in 1973	Sweden	191 13
Soave and Frascati are wines from which country	Italy	191 14
What blew up at Lakehurst, New Jersey, on 6 May 1937	The Hindenburg	191 15
What was Britain’s last colony in Africa	Rhodesia	191 16
What was Corporal O’Reilly’s nickname in M*A*S*H	‘Radar	192 01
Which stretch of water separates mainland Scotland from the Orkneys	Pentland Firth	192 02
Who lamented about a ‘Ghost Town’ in 1981	The Specials	192 03
What colour are Bond Street, Regent Street and Oxford Street on a Monopoly board	Green	192 04
Who won a Best Actress Oscar for Terms of Endearment in 1983	Shirley Maclame	192 05
Who rebuilt Steve Austin as The Six Million Dollar Man	Dr Rudy Wells	192 06
In what sport may a crewman perform a trapeze	Sailing	192 07
Which European country is made up of around 500 islands	Denmark	192 08
What is the wild dog of Australia	Dingo	192 09
Who was George Gershwin’s lyricist brother	Ira	192 10
As what were the infamous Geheirne Staatspolizei better known	Gestapo	192 11
What does ‘sotto voce’ mean	As an aside	192 12
Which was ‘the quiz of the week, from Norwich’	Sale of the Century	192 13
After Old Etonians lifted the FA Cup in 1882, it was a further 19 years before which club became the next southern team to win the trophy	Tottenham Hotspur	192 14
Who wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol from bitter personal experience	Oscar Wilde	192 15
In which country is Lake Neuchâtel	Switzerland	192 16
What caused the Six Nations’ Rugby Championship to be carried over into autumn 2001	Foot and mouth disease	193 01
Which Morgan starred in the movie Along Come a Spider	Morgan Freeman	193 02
‘Spinning Around’ enabled which singer to have number ones in three consecutive decades	Kylie Minogue	193 03
Who was Dick Turpin’s sidekick	Swiftnick	193 04
What does the horned toad squirt from its eyes to deter attackers	Blood	193 05
Who designed the ‘bouncing bomb’	Barnes Wallis	193 06
Who was christened Manchester United’s ‘baby-faced assassin’	Ole Gunnar Solskjaer	193 07
In which county is Alton Towers theme park	Staffordshire	193 08
What is the common name for tetanus	Lockjaw	193 09
What is a grackle	A bird	193 10
The Reign of Terror was a period in which historical rebellion	French Revolution	193 11
In television terms, what was the only case of a rat rescuing a sinking ship	Roland Rat saving TV-am	193 12
What kind of vegetable is a shallot	A small onion	193 13
Which comedian’s real name is Bob Davis	jasper Carrott	193 14
What number relates to the San Francisco American football team	49 (San Francisco 49ers)	193 15
Whose 2001 album was titled ‘No More Drama”	Mary J. Bilge	193 16
Who wrote Jurassic Park	Michael Crichton	194 01
In which newspaper did the cartoon strip Andy Capp first appear	Daifr Mirror	194 02
In which English county is the market town of Shaftesbury	Dorset	194 03
What is Roquefort	A cheese	194 04
Which band featured Robert Palmer and Elkie Brooks	Vinegar Joe	194 05
Who was the nasty green witch in Emu’s World	Grotbags	194 06
In 2001-2, which club played in the bottom division of the Football League for the first time since 1968	Luton Town	194 07
Queen Maud Land is a region of which continent	Antarctica	194 08
Cobweb and Mustardseed appeared in which Shakeapeare play	A Midsummer Night’s Dream	194 09
Which Egyptian astronomer’s Almagest developed the theory that the Earth is the centre of the universe	Ptolemy	194 10
Which sporting event did Lance Armstrong win for the third consecutive year in 2001	Tour de France	194 11
Who was the voice of Princess Baia in the movie Anti	Sharon Stone	194 12
On which mountain did George Mallory die in 1924	Everest	194 13
Which Terry became world middleweight boxing champion in 1961	Terry Downes	194 14
At which Common did CND supporters protest in the I 980s	Greenham Common	194 15
In a series of TV commercials, which cockney actor said: ‘It’s good to talk’	Bob Hoskins	194 16
In 1857, which title was conferred upon Queen Victoria’s husband	Prince Consort	195 01
Which animals was Napoleon frightened of	Cats	195 02
Which city is home to the world’s oldest marathon	Boston	195 03
Which film starred Jennifer Lopez and Jeremy Sisto	Angel Eyes	195 04
Who was US President at the time of the Moon landings	Richard Nixon	195 05
Who presents the radio programme In The Psychiatrist’s Chair	Anthony Clare	195 06
In which English city is Roundhay Park	Leeds	195 07
Which duo had a 1976 hit with ‘Heart On My Sleeve’	Gallagher and Lyle	195 08
Which English king hid in a tree to escape capture following defeat at the Battle of Worcester	Charles II	195 09
Where was Britain’s Unknown Soldier of the First World War buried	Westminster Abbey	195 10
What was the name of Captain Mainwaring’s unseen wife in Dad’s Army	Elizabeth	195 11
Which adjoining country forms the eastern border of Guyana	Surinam	195 12
What nationality is the distance runner	Ethiopian	195 13
Whose catchphrase was ‘Gissa job’	Yosser Hughes	195 14
Who framed Arthur Fowler	Willy Roper	195 15
Who was the last Viceroy of India	Lord Mountbatten	195 16
Who laid out his BBC boss with a turkey	Alan Partridge	196 01
What has 336 dimples	A golf ball	196 02
What is a cupel used for	Assaying gold	196 03
Whose 2001 album was titled ‘Fever’	Kylie Minogue	196 04
Jennifer Ehie is the daughter of which actress	Rosemary Harris	196 05
On which river does Newbury stand	River Kennet	196 06
Which band’s first hit was ‘Pictures Of Matchstick Men’	Status Quo	196 07
How many players are there on a basketball team	Five	196 08
Who was the original choice to play Frank Spencer	Norman Wisdom	196 09
Who was Britain’s only Conservative Prime Minister between 1964 and 1979	Edward Heath	196 10
In which country is Odense	Denmark	196 11
Who was always coming up with ‘cunning plans’	Baldrick	196 12
Which actor’s real name was Walter Matuschanskavasky	Walter Matthau	196 13
Which African country was ruled by Idi Amin in the I 970s	Uganda	196 14
Which jockey beat cancer to win the 1981 Grand National on Aldaniti	Bob Champion	196 15
One of which composer’s notebooks fetched £2.3 million in auction at Sotheby’s in May 1987	Mozart	196 16
What job did RickyTomlinson’s Mike Bassett hold in a 2001 film	England football manager	197 01
What is the name for a female calf	Heifer	197 02
Which mallet-wielding TV presenter gave Chris Evans his big break	Timmy Mallett	197 03
In which year did Creedence Clearwater Revival have a UK number one hit with ‘Bad Moon Rising’	1969	197 04
Bismarck is the capital of which American state	North Dakota	197 05
What did former Manchester United goalkeeper Alex Stepney’ once do while shouting at a team-mate	Dislocated his jaw	197 06
Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper and Sandra Bullock starred in which 1994 thriller movie	Speed	197 07
Whereabouts in the human body is the lacrimal gland	The eye	197 08
Helen Burns is a character in which Charlotte Brontë novel	Jane Eyre	197 09
Which country marks the western border of Oman	Yemen	197 10
The Needles can be found on which island	Isle of Wight	197 11
Who composed the opera The Rake’s Progress	Stravinsky	197 12
Norman Greenbaum and Doctor and the Medics had UK number one hits at 16-year intervals with which song	‘Spirit In The Sky	197 13
Which town in North Yorkshire is famous for its annual bed race	Knaresborough	197 14
Which artificial stimulant was banned from the World Worm- Charming Championships	Washing-up liquid	197 15
The treacherous Goodwin Sands are situated off the coast of which English county	Kent	197 16
Which singer did Lord Snowdon call the rudest woman he’d ever photographed	Macy Gray	198 01
Which former Big Breakfast presenter was in something ‘Orrible in	Johnny Vaughan	198 02
Which US band on the road to nowhere were originally called The Artistics	Talking Heads	198 03
With what country was Berwick-upon-Tweed officially at war for 110 years until 1966	Russia	198 04
At which sport could you fall victim to a flying mare or a half Nelson	Wrestling	198 05
The Chatham Islands belong to which country	New Zealand	198 06
What is a kudu	A large antelope	198 07
Canada’s Kurt Browning was a world champion at which sport	Ice skating	198 08
Whereabouts in Australia did Captain Cook land in 1770	Botany Bay	198 09
What is the Greek name for Greece	HelIas	198 10
Whose TV characters included Mr Angry of Mayfair and Marcel Wave	Kenny Everett	198 11
Which family ruled Florence from 1434 to 1737	Medici	198 12
Of what sport is Sergio Garcia a leading exponent	Golf	198 13
Which group had ‘That Same Old Feeling’ in 1970	Pickettywitch	198 14
In which city is the Crucible Theatre, venue for the World Snooker Championships	Sheffield	198 15
What was the name of Hopalong Cassidy’s horse	Topper	198 16
Who plays Ling in Ally McBeal and Alex in Charlie’s Angels: The Movie	Lucy Liu	199 01
What does the name of the Russian newspaper Pravda mean	Truth	199 02
Which common garden creature is really a crustacean	Woodlouse	199 03
At what sport does Greg Louganis participate	Diving	199 04
What animal has a gestation period of 21 months	Elephant	199 05
Which four former Football League clubs played in the Unibond League Premier Division in 200 1-2	Accrington, Barrow, Gateshead and Bradford Park Avenue	199 06
Which member of the Dad’s Army cast was actually in the Home Guard during World War Two	John Laurie (Frazer)	199 07
Which is the brightest star in the sky	Sirius (Dog Star)	199 08
Where is the Sistine Chapel	The Vatican	199 09
How many frames are there in a game of tenpin bowling	Ten	199 10
Which is the largest of the Canary Islands	Tenerife	199 11
Which band couldn’t let Maggie go in 1968	Honeybus	199 12
Nashville is the capital of which American state	Tennessee	199 13
What colour are the flowers of a tansy	Yellow	199 14
What age followed the Bronze Age	The Iron Age	199 15
In which country is the port of Tangier	Morocco	199 16
Which building on the river Jumna near Agra was constructed by 20,000 workmen	Taj Mahal	200 01
Which actress starred in There’s Something About Mary and Being John Malkovich	Cameron Diaz	200 02
What nationality is James Last	German	200 03
What is special about the echidna and the duck-billed platypus	They are the world’s only egg-laying mammals	200 04
Where did Rosie and Jim live	On a canal boat	200 05
Where would you find futtock plates	On a ship	200 06
Qantas is the national airline of which country	Australia	200 07
Which French oceanographer commanded the boat Calypso	Jacques Cousteau	200 08
Which Belgian tennis player got to the final of the Wimbledon ladies’ singles in 2001	Justine Henin	200 09
Which actor, famous for playing a TV soap thug, was voted Rector of Glasgow University in 1999	Ross Kemp (Grant Mitchell)	200 10
In which African country is the city of COnstantine	Algeria	200 11
Who wrote Hedda Gabler	Henrik Ibsen	200 12
Which Australian squash player won the British Women’s Open title a record 16 years in succession from 1962-77	Heather McKay	200 13
Which Premiership football club plays at the Riverside Stadium	Middlesbrough	200 14
Francisco Lopez was a 19th century dictator of which South American country	Paraguay	200 15
How many points is the letter ‘X’ worth in Scrabble	Eight	200 16
Birmingham Bullets and Leicester Riders are teams in which sport	Basketball	201 01
Shirley Manson is the singer with which band	Garbage	201 02
Which cricketer was dropped after flying a Tiger Moth during a match on the 1991 tour of Australia	David Gower	201 03
What is the name of the clown on The Simpsons	Krusty	201 04
Which country makes Nokia mobile phones	Finland	201 05
Which animated children’s TV series featured the Hemulen	The Moomins	201 06
Which former chairman of British Rail is the namesake of Spidermon’s alter-ego	Peter Parker	201 07
Which is the oldest bridge across the River Seine in Paris	Pont Neuf	201 08
What pen name was used by writer Eric Arthur Blair	George Orwell	201 09
What does UNESCO stand for	United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation	201 10
What is a sequoia	A redwood tree	201 11
Aurora borealis are otherwise known as what	The northern lights	201 12
Who plays Waynetta Slob to Harry Enfield’s Wayne	Kathy Burke	201 13
What did Englishman Harry Brearley invent in 1913	Stainless steel	201 14
Which car manufacturing company was named after the ten-year-old daughter of Austrian financier and motor-racing enthusiast Emil Jellinek	Mercedes	201 15
Which boxer was nicknamed ‘The Louisville Lip’	Muhammad Ali	201 16
How many squares are there on a draughts board	64	202 01
Which Austrian physician pioneered the study of the unconscious mind	Sigmund Freud	202 02
Which Essex resort is ‘on the Naze’	Walton	202 03
Of what is SERPS an acronym	State Earnings-Related Pension Schemes	202 04
On which British comedy actor was Basil Brush’s voice based	Terry-Thomas	202 05
Which child’s game was developed from a Filipino weapon	Yo-yo	202 06
What is special about a 19th-century fisherman’s cottage on the quay at Conwy, North Wales	It is the smallest house in Britain	202 07
Which country has the highest percentage of female heads of household in the world	Botswana	202 08
Who were the first Third Division club to reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup	MilIwall	202 09
In which year did George Michael reach number one in the UK with ‘Careless Whisper’	1984	202 10
What is a dulcimer	A musical instrument	202 11
What nationality was the playwright August Strindberg	Swedish	202 12
To what did US film director and writer Edrnond Biden change his name	Preston Sturges	202 13
In Greek mythology, which river surrounded the underworld	Styx	202 14
Which sea did the Romans refer to as mare nostrum	The Mediterranean	202 15
Which band sang about their ‘Favourite Shirts’ in 1981	Haircut 100	202 16
Which extinct bird’s name is Dutch for ‘fat bum”	Dodo	203 01
Whose first UK hit was ‘I’m Every Woman’	Chaka Khan	203 02
On which racecourse is the One Thousand Guineas run	Newmarket	203 03
What was Roald Amundsen the first person to reach	South Pole	203 04
Harry Hill was distraught to see which parade repeatedly cancelled	The badger parade	203 05
What is another name for a woodbine when it grows in your garden	Honeysuckle	203 06
According to the TV commercials, which cigarette were you never alone with	Strand	203 07
Which footballing country won the 1982 World Cup	Italy	203 08
In which English county is Ashdown Forest	East Sussex	203 09
Which Eighties band released the album ‘Seven And The Ragged Tiger’	Duran Duran	203 10
Which Japanese military word means ‘divine wind’	Kamikaze	203 11
Hg is the chemical symbol for which element	Mercury	203 12
What is the capital of Zambia	Lusaka	203 13
At which sport did Richard Meade represent his country	Show-jumping	203 14
Which damsel-in-distress has vital statistics of 19-19-19	Olive Oyl	203 15
Cumulus and cirrus are types of what	Cloud	203 16
From which fruit is guacamole made	Avocado	204 01
Which jockey served a year in prison for tax evasion in 1987	Lester Piggott	204 02
What is the collective noun for a group of geese in flight	Skein	204 03
To what part of the body does the word ‘phrenic’ refer	Diaphragm	204 04
Bootsie and Snudge was a spin-off from which series1	The Army Game	204 05
Who designed the Church of the Holy Family in Barcelona	Antonio Gaudi	204 06
In which castle is St George’s Chapel	Windsor Castle	204 07
Which British racing driver retired from Formula One in 2000	Johnny Herbert	204 08
Who painted his mother in 1871	James Whistler	204 09
What is vellum	A type of parchment	204 10
Which rock ‘n’ roller was the title of a 1995 hit for Weezer1	‘Buddy Holly	204 11
What was American Sally Ride’s claim to fame in 1983	She was the first American woman in space	204 12
Under what name did Archie Leach become famous	Cary Grant	204 13
In which sport do countries compete for the Swaythling Cup	Table tennis	204 14
Which Football League team plays at the Bescot Stadium	Walsall	204 15
What links the mammal Odobenus rosmarus to The Beatles	It’s the Latin name for the walrus, as in The Beatles’ song ‘I Am The Walrus	204 16
To which member of the royal family was Bette Midler referring when she said: ‘She loves nature in spite of what it did to her’	Princess Anne	205 01
Who recorded the album ‘Tubular Bells’	Mike Oldfield	205 02
In which country is Lake Bala	Wales	205 03
With which film studios was producer Michael Balcon associated	Ealing	205 04
At which castle did the investiture of the Prince of Wales take place	Caernarvon	205 05
Which ITV barrister first appeared in a BBC Ploy for Today	Rumpole of the Bailey	205 06
What is the only native North American marsupial	The opossum	205 07
Which city stands at the mouth of the Hudson river	New York	205 08
Who was allegedly responsible for the Massacre of the Innocents	King Herod	205 09
What does RNLI stand for	Royal National Lifeboat Institution	205 10
Who ran through the town in his nightgown	Wee Willie Winkle	205 11
Which bird gets its name from a quill-like protrusion of feathers behind its ear	Secretary bird	205 12
Which novel was based on the adventures of Alexander Selkirk	Robinson Crusoe	205 13
As whom was Scottish outlaw Robert MacGregor known to friend and foe	Rob Roy	205 14
At which sport was Beryl Burton a national champion	Cycling	205 15
Which BBC horse-racing presenter played Statto in Fantasy Foothall League	Angus Lough ran	205 16
Who owned a silver hammer in a Beatles track	Maxwell	206 01
Where in England would you find Wool	Dorset	206 02
Who became a screen sex symbol after changing her surname from Fluck	Diana Dors	206 03
What sea separates New Zealand and Australia	Tasman Sea	206 04
If you sailed due east from New York, which land would you encounter next	Portugal	206 05
In what way was German international footballer Matthias Sammer a trailblazer in 1990	He was the first East German to play for the new unified Germany	206 06
Who showed her flair for figures by wearing a low-cut turquoise mini dress to the 2000 BAFTA Awards	Carol Vorderman	206 07
What is the main ingredient of borscht	Beetroot	206 08
Which rodent made his debut in the 1928 film Plane Crazy	Mickey Mouse	206 09
What does a seismologist study	Earthquakes	206 10
Which environmental phrase was first coined by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius	‘Greenhouse effect	206 11
How many are there in a gross	144	206 12
Which Shakespeare play opens with three witches	Macbeth	206 13
Which colour provided a hit for Eiffel 65 in 1999	‘Blue	206 14
How many times did Stephen Hendry win the World Snooker Championships in the l990s	Seven	206 15
Which English king married Mary of Teck	GeorgeV	206 16
Which secret agent did Michael Caine play in The Ipcress File	Harry Palmer	207 01
Which British Prime Minister’s father was once a circus trapeze artist	John Major	207 02
Which US rock star served two years in jail in 1962 for taking a girl across State borders for ‘immoral purposes’	Chuck Berry	207 03
In which country do 100 tetri make a Ian	Georgia	207 04
Which river has some 1100 tributaries	Amazon	207 05
Whose tribute band are Bjorn Again	Abba	207 06
What are the only mammals that can’t jump	Elephants	207 07
What can a jellyfish still do when it’s dead	Sting	207 08
Which creature was said to be half bull half man	Minotaur	207 09
What was the name of Crystal Tipps’ dog	Alistair	207 10
What is Australia’s largest salt lake	Lake Eyre	207 11
Who created Perry Mason	ErIe Stanley Gardner	207 12
Which animal takes its name from the Greek for ‘river horse’	Hippopotamus	207 13
Who wrote Les Misérables	Victor Hugo	207 14
What is ikebana the Japanese art of	Flower arranging	207 15
The Forest of Bowland is in which English county	Lancashire	207 16
What was wrong with the film title Krakatoa East of Java	Krakatoa is west of Java	208 01
Which golfer’s chances of winning the 2001 British Open vanished when he was penalised for carrying too many clubs in his bag	lan Woosnam	208 02
Dublin is the capital of which Irish province	Leinster	208 03
Which French town has a reputation for miraculous cures	Lourdes	208 04
Eternal’s 1996 hit ‘Someday’ was taken from which film	The Hunchback of Notre Dome	208 05
Which footballer was the first person to refuse to be the subject of This Is Your Life	Danny Blanchflower	208 06
What breed of dog is a dumber	Spaniel	208 07
Who contributed guest vocals on UB4O’s version of’l Got You Babe’	Chrissie Hynde	208 08
If you ordered ‘moules’ in a French restaurant, what would you expect to be served	Mussels	208 09
According to Scottish superstition, which two colours should never be worn together	Red and green	208 10
Which crime has a potential 324 different combinations	The murder in Cluedo	208 11
The name of which Indonesian city means ‘place of victory’	Jakarta	208 12
According to Alaskan state law, what is it illegal to look at from the window of an aircraft	A moose	208 13
Which European city staged the 1928 Olympics	Amsterdam	208 14
What is the common name for the plant Impatiens	Bizzy Lizzy	208 15
Who rowed through a storm with her father one night in 1838 to save nine shipwrecked souls off the Farne Islands	Grace Darling	208 16
In music, what is meant by the term ‘legato’	Smoothly	209 01
Why is a cheetah unlike other cats	It can’t retract its claws	209 02
What is pumpernickel	A type of bread	209 03
n 1983, what became the first a cappella song to top the UK singles chart	‘Only You’ by The Flying Pickets	209 04
Which South African golfer won the US Open twice in the 19905	Ernie Els	209 05
Who was the Roman god of fire	Vulcan	209 06
Which Spaniard conquered the Aztec empire in the 16th century	Hern(n Cort(s	209 07
What kind of hopefuls attend RADA	Actors	209 08
In which continent is the River Plate	South America	209 09
In motor-racing, who was the first winner of the World Drivers’ Championship	Dr Giuseppe Farina	209 10
The thylacine is another name for which carnivorous marsupial	Tasmanian wolf	209 11
Who took ‘Ma Baker’ to number two in the charts in 1977	Boney M	209 12
What is the national emblem of Canada	Maple leaf	209 13
Who was known as ‘The Girl With The Million Dollar Legs’	Betty Grable	209 14
Ed Koch, the Mayor of New York in 1984, played himself in which Muppet movie	The Muppets Take Manhattan	209 15
About which London street did Gerry Rafferty sing in 1978	‘Baker Street	209 16
Which lake is the source of the White Nile	Lake Victoria	210 01
Which animal has been responsible for more human deaths than any other	Hippopotamus	210 02
What is the chemical symbol for tin	Sn	210 03
Which playwright penned The Way of the World in 1700	William Congreve	210 04
How many sides does a trapezium have	Four	210 05
Who starred in the original version of The Nutty Professor	Jerry Lewis	210 06
Which Spanish football team won the European Champions’ League in 1998 and 2000	Real Madrid	210 07
What did Coronation Street’s Don Brennan do for a living	Mini cab driver	210 08
Which former milkman had a number one hit with ‘Only Sixteen’	Craig Douglas	210 09
Of which fellow politician did Denis Healey say: ‘Being attacked in the House by him is like being savaged by a dead sheep’	Sir Geoffrey Howe	210 10
What was the nickname of agricultural reformer Charles Townshend	‘Turnip	210 11
Which river — the third longest in England — rises in the South Pennines and flows through the Midlands to the Humber	Trent	210 12
What is the name for a triangle where two sides and two angles are the same	Isosceles triangle	210 13
What is gazpacho	A cold soup	210 14
Whose parliament is called the Tynwald	Isle of Man	210 15
Brer Rabbit was a character in which series of talk tales by Joel Chandler Harris	Uncle Remus	210 16
Who is known as ‘The Muscles From Brussels	Jean-Claude Van Damme	211 01
Which product takes its name from its three prime requisites — durability, reliabilit> and excellence	Durex	211 02
The Electronic Secretary was the prototype of which device	The telephone answering machine	211 03
For which movie did Charlton Heston win a Best Actor Oscar in 1959	Ben-Hur	211 04
London building contractor John J. Rawlings was responsible for which 20th century invention	Rawlplug	211 05
Which Miss India won the Miss World contest in 1966	Reita Faria	211 06
Which actress left The Liver Birds after just five episodes	Pauline Collins	211 07
Which Scandinavian country extends the farthest north	Norway	211 08
Whose 1999 album was titled ‘The Hush’	Texas	211 09
What are you doing if you are sniggling	Fishing (for eels)	211 10
Which god was Hymen in Greek mythology	God of marriage	211 11
Which country won the 1999 Cricket World Cup	Australia	211 12
Who was John Drake otherwise known as on Tv	Danger Man	211 13
What was the name of the Earl of Leicester who was a prominent member of the court of Elizabeth I	Robert Dudley	211 14
Anything ‘sinister’ refers to which side	Left	211 15
Which Hollywood actor was born John Ubler Ill	Jack Lemmon	211 16
What is the Italian dish zuppa inglese	Trifle	212 01
What type of animals did ALF most enjoy eating	Cats	212 02
What colour is the leather on the seats in the House of Commons	Green	212 03
Which ship sank in the film A Night to Remember	The Titanic	212 04
What action causes all your bodily functions to stop momentarily	Sneezing	212 05
Which country produces the cheese Gaperon	France	212 06
On this earth, what outnumber humans by approximately 100 million to one	Insects	212 07
How long are baby kangaroos at birth	An inch	212 08
What carnivores can smell humans up to 20 miles away	Polar bears	212 09
Who released the best-selling UK album of 1999, ‘Come On Over’	Shania Twain	212 10
The Road Hole is part of which championship golf course	St Andrews	212 11
Jason King was a spin-off from which TV series	Department S	212 12
In which country is Eindhoven	The Netherlands	212 13
Which mountain in Alaska was named after a former US President	Mount McKinley	212 14
What is London’s Central Criminal Court more commonly known as	Old Bailey	212 15
How many lines are there in a sonnet	14	212 16
At which 2001 Grand Prix did Michael Schumacher secure his fourth Formula One World Drivers’ Championship	Hungarian	213 01
Which poet laureate wrote detective novels under the name Nicholas Blake	Cecil Day-Lewis	213 02
What year followed I BC	AD I	213 03
What is the national anthem of Australia	‘Advance Australia Fair	213 04
Where is the Old Man of Coniston	In the Lake District	213 05
Which puppet is known in Germany is Balduin Schwupp	Basil Brush	213 06
Which British boxing hero from the 2000 Sydney Olympics turned professional shortly afterwards	Audley Harrison	213 07
Flashman was the school bully in which novel	Tom Brown’s Schooldays	213 08
Which footballer teamed up with Lindisfarne for a 1990 re-make of ‘Fog On The Tyne’	Paul Gascoigne	213 09
In which country is the Po River	Italy	213 10
Which actress was known as ‘America’s Sweetheart’	Mary Pickford	213 11
What is Monday’s child said to be	Fair of face	213 12
Which Hollywood dancer was born Eugene Curran	Gene Kelly	213 13
Ratabaga is another name for which vegetable	Swede	213 14
In which century was the Book of Kells produced	8th	213 15
The capital of which country switched from Alma-Ata to Astana in 1997	Kazakhstan	213 16
What is the second highest mountain range in the world	The Andes	214 01
Which British athlete took silver in the 800 metres and gold in the 1.500 metres at both the 1980 and 1984 Olympics	Sebastian Coe	214 02
Who bought the Mirror newspaper group in 1984	Robert Maxwell	214 03
What are you supposed to feel if you see two magpies	Joy	214 04
Who was the Paranoid Android in The Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy	Marvin	214 05
Which country’s national emblem depicts an eagle on a cactus devouring a snake	Mexico	214 06
What do Americans call a ‘sidewalk’	Pavement	214 07
An ennead is a set of how many	Nine	214 08
Which former Prime Minister wrote the four-volume History of the English-Speaking Peoples	Winston Churchill	214 09
In the nursery rhyme ‘Hey Diddle Diddle’, which animal laughed to see such fun	The little dog	214 10
How many pillars of Islam are there	Five	214 11
In which continent is the Great Dividing Range of mountains	Australia	214 12
Which U2 song was a tribute to singer Billie Holliday	‘Angel Of Harlem	214 13
Which city lies at the mouth of the River Taff	Cardiff	214 14
On children’s TV, who was Simon Bodger’s puppet pet	Badger	214 15
Which creature mates in mid-air, hanging from a rope of slime	Great grey slug	214 16
In which American state are the Everglades	Florida	215 01
Which are the only animals born with horns	Giraffes	215 02
Who spread herself across a piano in The Fabulous Baker Boys	Michelle Pfeiffer	215 03
What nationality was the artist Degas	French	215 04
What name indicating cookery of a high standard is also given to a dish made with ham and cheese and a white sauce	Cordon bleu	215 05
Which band had a 1983 hit with ‘The Love Cats’	The Cure	215 06
Which was run first —The Derby or The Oaks	The Oaks	215 07
Braganza was the royal house of which European country from 1640- 1910	Portugal	215 08
Which actor’s portrayal of biker Johnny in The Wild One created a rebel image	MarIon Brando	215 09
In which year was the Munich Agreement	1938	215 10
What system of mail-carrying by relays of horse-riders was employed in parts of the USA in the 19th century	The Pony Express	215 11
Of which influential band was Lou Reed a member before going solo	The Velvet Underground	215 12
Which football club manager left Coventry City after just a few weeks of the 200 1-2 season	Gordon Strachan	215 13
Which music style was pioneered by Lonnie Donegan	Skiffle	215 14
Which Worn ble wore a black bowler hat	Tobermory	215 15
What is the state capital of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan	Regina	215 16
Which animal has no vocal	Giraffe	216 01
Which actor who starred in Edward Scissorhands has a phobia about clowns	Johnny Depp	216 02
Which are the only birds that can see the colour blue	Owls	216 03
Which band had a 1982 hit with ‘Abracadabra’	The Steve Miller Band	216 04
Which world motor-racing champion was killed in a car crash on the Guildford by-pass in 1959	Mike Hawthorn	216 05
Who is leader of the Staines Massive	Au G	216 06
Which one-time resident of Gravesend was the subject of a 1995 Disney film	Pocahontas	216 07
On which gulf is the town of Sorrento	Gulf of Salerno	216 08
Who had his own Velvet Opera	Elmer Gantry	216 09
What is the American term for grilling food	Broiling	216 10
Scrooge featured in which Dickens novel	A Christmas Carol	216 11
Which tea party was the topic of a 1976 song by The Sensational Alex Harvey Band	‘The Boston Tea Party	216 12
Who was ‘The It Girl’	Clara Bow	216 13
Who created the detective Jemima Shore	Antonia Fraser	216 14
Which country’s currency is the tenge	Kazakhstan	216 15
What was the name of Hector Heathcote’s faithful dog	Winston	216 16
What stretches from West Gansu to the Gulf of Liaodong	Great Wall of China	217 01
Which bridge in eastern England was the longest in the world when it was completed in 1980	Humber Bridge	217 02
The poisonous plant deadly nightshade belongs to the same family as which vegetable	The potato	217 03
What is the name for a pregnant goldfish	Twit	217 04
In which group of islands is Martinique	West Indies	217 05
What canal, spelled backwards, is the name of a Greek god	Suez	217 06
What was Grace in her US sitcom	Under Fire	217 07
What are the Christian names of tennis’s Williams sisters	Venus and Serena	217 08
Which English city has a Hoe and a Sound	Plymouth	217 09
Which politician was labelled ‘Attila the Hen’	Margaret Thatcher	217 10
Who played Yosser Hughes in Boys From the Blockstuff	Bernard Hill	217 11
What is ‘Buzz’ Aidrin’s real first name	Edwin	217 12
What nationality was the author Hilaire Belloc	English	217 13
What is campanology	Bell-ringing	217 14
A sousaphone is a large bass version of which musical instrument	Tuba	217 15
Who was quite contrary	Mary	217 16
Where do swifts mate? IIIIJ	On the wing	218 01
What is the University of Paris commonly known as	The Sorbonne	218 02
Which collection of synonyms was first published in 1852	Roget’s Thesaurus	218 03
Along which line of latitude is the border between North and South Korea based	38th parallel	218 04
What was the name of the cow in The Magic Roundabout	Ermintrude	218 05
In which season did Liverpool Football Club last win the League title	1989—90	218 06
Who were ‘Deeply Dippy’ in 1992	Right Said Fred	218 07
Which 18th century agriculturist was not living in the past when he wrote Horse-Hoeing Husbandry	Jethro Tull	218 08
Which Calvin became US President in 1923	Calvin Coolidge	218 09
What was Herbert von Karajan	Conductor	218 10
Which TV soap is set in Summer Bay	Home and Away	218 11
Which sport does Lee Westwood play	Golf	218 12
Which martial art takes its name from the Japanese for ‘empty hand’	Karate	218 13
Who was governor of the Falklands at the time of the Argentine invasion? -	Rex Hunt	218 14
What was the speckled band in the Sherlock Holmes story of that title	A venomous snake	218 15
Whose 1987 album was ‘Bad’	Michael Jackson	218 16
What do oysters change depending on the temperature of the water around them	Sex	219 01
What are the two main ingredients of zabaglione	Egg yolks and wine	219 02
Who was Anastasia and Drizella’s stepsister	Cinderella	219 03
What is the highest mountain outside Asia	Aconcagua (in Argentina)	219 04
What is the second largest desert in the world	Gobi Desert	219 05
Who wrote A Woman of Substance and Hold the Dream	Barbara Taylor Bradford	219 06
In which sport do teams compete for the Stanley Cup	Ice hockey	219 07
In The Bill, which is the nearest station to Sun Hill	Barton Street	219 08
In which century did Ivan the Terrible reign	16th	219 09
Which boy’s name is sweet when applied to a member of the Dianthus family	William	219 10
For which organ isation did The Champions work	Nemesis	219 11
In which year was Damon Hill Formula One World Champion	1996	219 12
Who was ‘Gonna Make You A Star’ in 1974	David Essex	219 13
Who was the first Blue Peter pet	Petra	219 14
Which TV presenter conducts Weird Weekends	Louis Theroux	219 15
In which city is the Rialto bridge	Venice	219 16
Which planet has a pink sky	Mars	220 01
According to old British legend, with which knight did Queen Guinevere have an affair	Sir Lancelot	220 02
Which sport — played only in the USA — boasts a World Series	Baseball	220 03
In which mountain country do yak live	Tibet	220 04
Who was Callan’s smelly sidekick	Lonely	220 05
Which Righteous Brothers song was used in the 1990 film Ghost	‘Unchained Melody	220 06
Which fashion designer co-owned a shop with Malcolm McLaren	VivienneWestwood	220 07
Which envoy to the Archbishop of Canterbury was kidnapped in Beirut in 1987	Terry Waite	220 08
What colour are the stripes on the flag of Uruguay	Blue and white	220 09
What unwanted distinction did Manchester United’s Kevin Moran achieve in the 1985 FA Cup Final	He was the first player to be sent off in an FA Cup Final	220 10
Stewart Copeland was the drummer with which successful trio	The Police	220 11
Who was the unseen doorman in the US sitcom Rhoda	Carlton	220 12
Which capital city’s pride is a form of saxifrage	London (London pride)	220 13
The Battle of St Albans was the first round in which conflict	The Wars of the Roses	220 14
What is a cricket umpire signalling when he raises both arms aloft	A six	220 15
What is a jarrah	A type of eucalyptus tree from Australia	220 16
Which bird features on the coat of arms of the state of Louisiana	Pelican	221 01
What colour is the circle on the Japanese national flag	Red	221 02
Which adjoining country forms Moldova’s western border	Romania	221 03
Who dedicated his 1998 hit ‘Just The Two Of Us’ to his son Tre	Will Smith	221 04
Which king’s appendix caused his coronation to be delayed for six weeks	Edward VII	221 05
Which comedian presided over the Daz Doorstep Challenge	Shane Richie	221 06
What nationality was jockey Scobie Breasley	Australian	221 07
Who was Queen of the Netherlands from 1948-80	Juliana	221 08
Which singer’s biggest hit, ‘Me And Bobby McGee’, was not released until after her death	Janis Joplin	221 09
Which Gertrude was a noted English landscape gardener	Gertrude Jekyll	221 10
Which novelist died from typhoid two months after drinking a glass of tap water in a Paris hotel to prove that it was safe	Arnold Bennett	221 11
Which insect can live for over a week with its head cut off	Cockroach	221 12
Which writer disappeared following The Murder of Roger Ackroyd	Agatha Christie	221 13
Which Football League team had to apologise to their local rivals in September 2001 after calling them ‘Scum’ on an electronic scoreboard	Norwich City (apologised to lpswich Town)	221 14
What is ‘indie’ short for in music	Independent	221 15
In which county is Stowonthe.Wold	Gloucestershire	221 16
Who preceded Lily Savage as host of Blonkety Blank	Les Dawson	222 01
What does the Japanese word ‘shogun’ mean	Leader of the army	222 02
Who took their ‘Abba-Esque’ EP to number one in 1992	Erasure	222 03
Who were the first winners of the Rugby League Challenge Cup	Batley	222 04
Who composed the opera The Snow Maiden	Rimsky-Korsakov	222 05
In which country was actress Liv Ullmann born	Japan	222 06
What was the name of Tonto’s horse	Scout	222 07
In which century did reindeer become extinct in the wild in the UK	9th	222 08
To which family of birds does the Iapwing belong	Plover	222 09
Which is the only swimming stroke not started by a dive	Backstroke	222 10
Who starred opposite Claire Danes in the 1996 movie Romeo & Juliet	Leonardo DiCaprio	222 11
Who was the first managing director of the BBC	Lord Reith	222 12
Who was head of communications on the starship Enterprise	Lt Uhura	222 13
Which is the only bird that walks upright	Penguin	222 14
Who did West Germany beat in the semi-finals of the 1966 World Cup	USSR	222 15
What is the Celsius temperature scale otherwise known as	Centigrade	222 16
What was William Frederick Cody’s alter ego? ‘4	‘Buffalo Bill	223 01
In which year was the Princess Royal born	1950	223 02
In which county might you come face to face with the Long Man of Wilmington	East Sussex	223 03
What are ramekins	Small circular dishes	223 04
What is ECG an abbreviation for	Electrocardiogram	223 05
What was Dr Glover’s first name in Peak Practice	Beth	223 06
The Day of the Jackal was a novel about the attempted assassination of which world leader	President de Gaulle	223 07
Who won cricket’s first World Cup	West Indies	223 08
Whose appointment as Minister for Drought in 1976 coincided with the sudden end to the summer-long heatwave	Denis Howell	223 09
Who refused to accept his Best Actor Oscar for 1972 in protest over the plight of American Indians	MarIon Brando (The God ftither)	223 10
In which city’s cathedral is El Cid buried	Burgos	223 11
What did Cyrano de Bergerac have that was longer than most men’s	Nose	223 12
Viti Levu is the largest of which group of is lands	Fiji	223 13
What is a fouetté	A ballet movement	223 14
Which nation’s post-war constitution was known as the Fourth Republic	France	223 15
Which band backed Geno Washington	The Ram Jam Band	223 16
Which work of art was originally bought by King Francis I of France to hang in his bathroom	Mona Lisa	224 01
Who put in his thumb and pulled out a plum and said ‘what a good boy am I’	Little Jack Homer	224 02
What fraction of Finland is within the Arctic Circle	One third	224 03
Which actor quit the movie 10 early in filming, enabling Dudley Moore to make his Hollywood breakthrough	George Segal	224 04
In which country is the Ormeli waterfall	Norway	224 05
Which first permanent British settlement in North America was named after the king of the time	Jamestown	224 06
The knesset is which country’s parliament	Israel	224 07
Who was the quack doctor in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin	Doc Morrissey	224 08
Which Ruby was the winning jockey in the 2000 Grand National	Ruby Walsh —	224 09
Who commanded the Bounty	Captain Bligh	224 10
What is the Koh-i-noor	A diamond	224 11
Which singer was known as the ‘Big 0’	Roy Orbison	224 12
Which magazine was founded by DeWitt Wallace in 1922	Reader’s Digest	224 13
Which Middlesex and England cricketer was the face of Brylcreem in the early Fifties	Denis Compton	224 14
Which TV cop’s sidekick was Bobby Crocker	Kojak	224 15
Which American state is known as the ‘Tar Heel State’	North Carolina	224 16
Who did Prince Rainier of Monaco marry in 1956	Grace Kelly	225 01
In which African country is the port of Mombasa	Kenya	225 02
From which country did Iceland achieve total independence in 1944	Denmark	225 03
Cerys Matthews is the singer with which band	Catatonia	225 04
Who were the first London club to win the Football League Championship	Arsenal (1931)	225 05
Which is the highest capital city in the world	La Paz	225 06
What duck is a fish	Bombay duck	225 07
Who is Emmerdale’s lesbian vet	Zoe Tate	225 08
Who painted The Blue Boy	Thomas Gainsborough	225 09
Which county cricket team have played at Sophia Gardens	Glamorgan	225 10
In which southern hemisphere country are the Southern Alps	New Zealand	225 11
The daddy-longlegs is the popular name for which insect	Crane fly	225 12
What is the national flower of Wales	Daffodil	225 13
Which Dad’s Army actor was married to Hattie Jacques	John Le Mesurier	225 14
Which fastening product takes its name from ‘velvet’ and ‘crochet’	Velcro	225 15
As whom is guitarist Dave Evans better known	The Edge	225 16
What is the American name for jam	Jelly	226 01
In 1919, which two cities were linked by the world’s first air service	London and Paris	226 02
In which country is the Great Slave Lake	Canada	226 03
Which Rider was an English novelist	Rider Haggard	226 04
Which Englishman won nine world motorcycling titles between 1961 and 1967	Mike Hailwood	226 05
In which American city did house music originate	Chicago	226 06
What used to take place in Aries but has now moved into Pisces	Spring equinox	226 07
Armagnac is a type of which spirit	Brandy	226 08
Off which country’s northern coastline is the Gulf of Carpentaria	Australia	226 09
What month of the year shared its name with a TV detective played by Burt Reynolds	August (Don August)	226 10
Which English racecourse is situated on the Roodee	Chester	226 11
Who shot Billy the Kid	Pat Garrett	226 12
What is Suggs’ real name	Graham McPherson	226 13
Which British actor began as Michael Johnson until taking his stage name from a brand of cigarettes	Michael York	226 14
Which band’s 1996 album was ‘ExpectingTo Fly’	The Bluetones	226 15
Warrior,Trojan and Lightning all featured on which TV contest	Gladiators	226 16
Which horse won a third Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1966	Arkle	227 01
Who wrote the theme music to Miami Vice	Jan Hammer	227 02
For which movie did Robert de Niro win a Best Actor Oscar in 1980	Raging Bull	227 03
On which racecourse is the Lincoln run	Doncaster	227 04
Who was Hollywood’s ‘Oomph Girl’	Ann Sheridan	227 05
Which King of England succeeded Charles II	James II	227 06
Who wrote A Streetcar Named Desire	Tennessee Williams	227 07
Milwaukee, Green Bay and Racine are towns in which American state	Wisconsin	227 08
What is China’s Huang He river otherwise known as in the west	Yellow River	227 09
The Westman Islands are situated off the coast of which country	Iceland	227 10
Who was eating curds and whey when disturbed by an arachnid	Little Miss Muffet	227 11
What was Dr Quinn in the title of her TV series1	Medicine Woman	227 12
MA is the vehicle index mark for which country	Morocco	227 13
Who had a 1987 UK number one with ‘It’s A Sin’1	The Pet Shop Boys	227 14
Which amateur soccer team reached the 2001 German Cup final	Union Berlin	227 15
In which village did Miss Marple live	St Mary Mead	227 16
Which country used to be called the Dutch East Indies	Indonesia	228 01
What is a yellowhammer	A bird	228 02
What time was it for James L. Herlihy’s cowboy	Midnight	228 03
How many players are there in a polo team	Four	228 04
What nationality was the painter Jackson Pollock	American	228 05
Who celebrated their 1983 number one with ‘Red Red Wine’	UB4O	228 06
Which former ‘Rear of the Year’ presents Changing Rooms	Carol Smillie	228 07
Which international band were formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1980	R.E.M.	228 08
How old is a nonagenarian	In his or her nineties	228 09
Which brand of furniture polish means ‘piss’ in the Netherlands	Pledge	228 10
Which folk singer wrote ‘Where Have All The Flowers Gone’ and ‘If I Had A Hammer’	Pete Seeger	228 11
Which are the only cats to live in organised social groups	Lions	228 12
From which country does the drink Ouzo come	Greece	228 13
Which errant schoolgirls were created by Ronald Searle	St Trinian’s	228 14
In Roman mythology, who was the goddess of fruit trees	Pomona	228 15
Which TV policeman/restaurateur was played by Richard Griffiths in Pie in the Sky	Henry Crabbe	228 16
Which channel of water lies between Fishguard and Wexford	St George’s Channel	229 01
Which boxer was known as ‘The Brockton Blockbuster’	Rocky Marciano	229 02
Which singer’s first hit was ‘Nothing Rhymed’	Gilbert O’Sullivan	229 03
Zucchini are more commonly known as which vegetables	Courgettes	229 04
Which war was started in Morocco in july 1936	Spanish Civil War	229 05
In which year were the Commonwealth Games held in Wales	1958	229 06
What can be a punctuation mark or a type of butterfly	Comma	229 07
Which TV family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane	The Munsters	229 08
Which gas makes up 95 per cent of the atmosphere on Mars	Carbon dioxide	229 09
Michaelmas daisy is a member of which species of plants	Aster	229 10
WhichAmerican tennis player won the ladies’ singles at Wimbledon in 1999	Lindsay Davenport	229 11
Which movie star was a former Miss Deepfreeze of 1953	Kim Novak	229 12
Who played piano on The Hollies’ ‘He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother’	Elton John	229 13
Which was Leonard Rossiter’s last sitcom	Tripper’s Day	229 14
Which product confusingly used to be called Durex in Australia	Scotch tape	229 15
Which English king kept the hundreds of clocks at Sandringham 30 minutes fast so that he would never be late for an appointment	George V	229 16
Over a quarter of the world’s forests are in which region of Russia	Slberia	230 01
Which Irishman was World Snooker Champion in 1997	Ken Doherty	230 02
Who made a Big Impression onTV in 2001	Alistair McGowan	230 03
What name is given to the day before the start of Lent	Shrove Tuesday	230 04
Which Hampshire town provides a ferry link to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight	Lymingtofl	230 05
Who was the Roman goddess of agriculture	Ceres	230 06
Buster Bloodvessel was the larger-than-life singer with which group	Bad Manners	230 07
What was the Arab-Israeli war of 1967 known as	The Six Day War	230 08
Which darts player was nicknamed the ‘Crafty Cockney’	Eric Bristow	230 09
Who had a 1997 number one with ‘Don’t Speak’	No Doubt	230 10
Which American President did Gore Vidal describe as ‘a triumph of the embalmer’s art’	Ronald Reagan	230 11
What is clinophobia	A fear of going to bed	230 12
Which comedian is known as the ‘BigYin’	Billy Connolly	230 13
Which London Underground station was called Gillespie Road until its name was changed to reflect the nearby football club	Arsenal	230 14
The footballers of Servette defeated Yverdon in which country’s 2001 cup final	Switzerland	230 15
What is the skin disorder urticaria more commonly called	Nettle rash	230 16
Which 1979 craze was the invention of a Hungarian lecturer in architectural design	Rubik’s Cube	231 01
Which singer was ‘Running Up That Hill’ in 1985	Kate Bush	231 02
What is a phalanger	A marsupial	231 03
How many sides does a snowflake have	Six	231 04
What nationality is the golfer Bernhard Langer	German	231 05
What did Bizzy Lizzy touch to make her dreams come true	The wishing flower on her dress	231 06
In which country is Mount Ararat	Turkey	231 07
Who built the suspension bridge connecting Anglesey to the Welsh mainland	Thomas Telford	231 08
What is the capital of the Alsace region of France	Strasbourg	231 09
In musical terms, what does ‘allegro’ mean	‘Merry or lively	231 10
Which Derbyshire town hosts an annual Shrovetide football game	Ashbourne	231 11
What creatures live in an apiary	Bees	231 12
What colour is calamine powder	Pink	231 13
Alvin, Simon and Theodore are the names of which singing trio	The Chipmunks	231 14
Which former England international footballer — famous for a missed penalty — used to work in a factory making the seasoning for sausages	Chris Waddle	231 15
In which county is Middlesbrough	Cleveland	231 16
Which singer decided ‘Heaven Is A Place On Earth’	Belinda Carlisle	232 01
In which year did Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tensing climb to the summit of Mount Everest	1953	232 02
Which British athlete won gold in the 3,000 metres steeplechase at the 1956 Olympics	Chris Brasher	232 03
Which Cold Feet actor starred as an undercover cop in 2001 in the BBC film Murphy’s Law	James Nesbitt	232 04
Which former Italian Prime Minister was murdered in 1978	Aldo Moro	232 05
Which country was the first to take the America’s Cup for yachting outside the United States	Australia	232 06
Agatha Christie’s novel The Mysterious Affair at Styles introduced which character	Hercule Poirot	232 07
In which country is Flushing	The Netherlands	232 08
Line back and quarterback are positions in which game	American football	232 09
What was Sally Webster’s maiden name in Coronation Street	Seddon	232 10
Which artist worked as a labourer on the building of the Panama Canal	Paul Gauguin	232 11
Which Indie band used to be called On A Friday	Radiohead	232 12
What was the name of The Cisco Kid’s horse	Diablo	232 13
Which singer turned down the chance to play a waiter in an episode of Miami Vice	George Michael	232 14
Which artist sold just one painting in his lifetime — Red Vineyard at Aries	Vincent van 3ogh	232 15
Which Geordie actor has the middle name Golightly	Robson Green	232 16
Which two countries fought the War of Jenkins’ Ear	Britain and Spain	233 01
Who was Dr David Banner transformed into	The Incredible Hulk	233 02
What colour is a giraffe’s tongue	Blue	233 03
Transylvania is a part of which country	Romaiia	233 04
Which band had ‘A Glass Of Champagne’ in 1975	Sailor	233 05
Which UK entrant for the Eurovision Song Contest said afterwards that he would rather stick needles in his eyes than compete again	Michael Ball	233 06
Which landlord of the Queen Vic was murdered in 1991	Eddie Royle	233 07
What is the largest island in Europe	Britain	233 08
Which group of London writers and artists included Virginia Woolf and Lytton Strachey	The Bloomsbury Group	233 09
Which Frenchman crossed the Niagara Falls on a tightrope in 1859	Charles Blondin	233 10
In which country are the Blue Mountains	Australia	233 11
What was the fighting name of German aviator Manfred von Richthofen	‘The Red Baron	233 12
Who wrote The Mayor of Casterbridge	Thomas Hardy	233 13
What colour is the Circle Line on a London Underground map	Yellow	233 14
In which month is the Indianapolis 500 motor race run each year	May	233 15
What mathematical aids were invented by John Napier	Logarithms	233 16
What is the state capital of Rhode Island	Providence	234 01
In which nation’s currency do 100 sents make a kroon	Estonia	234 02
Which Cockney actor who thought it was good to talk was actually born in rural Bury St Edmunds	Bob Hoskins	234 03
Into which sea does the Mississippi flow	Gulf of Mexico	234 04
Who was the lead singer with Ultravox	Midge Ure	234 05
Which is the largest bird of prey in the world	Andean condor	234 06
What was the name of Sherlock Holmes’ housekeeper	Mrs Hudson	234 07
What nationality is golfer Steve Elkington	Australian	234 08
In the geological time scale, which period preceded the Jurassic	Triassic	234 09
Which country owns Madeira	Portugal	234 10
Who were Georgie Fame’s backing band	The Blue Flames	234 11
Which nation’s flag consists of a gold star on a red background	Vietnam	234 12
Dodoma is the capital of which African country	Tanzania	234 13
Which Hollywood actress was known as ‘The Blonde Bombshell’	Betty Hutton	234 14
Which Football League club plays at Priestfield Stadium	Gillingham	234 15
Which is further north — Paris, Stuttgart or Prague	Prague	234 16
At what score does a tie-break come into force in tennis	6-6	235 01
Who went to sea in a beautiful pea-green boat	The owl and the pussycat	235 02
Which Football League club were once called the Black Arabs	Bristol Rovers	235 03
Which legend of Victorian London was famed for his ability to breathe fire and jump great heights	Spring- Heeled Jack	235 04
Who was the Welsh housemate in This Life	Warren	235 05
Which boy’s name means ‘fond of horses	Philip	235 06
What connects the Roman Apicius and Delia Smith	Apicius published the first known volume of recipes, in AD 62	235 07
Which Cluedo suspect is known as DonaVioleta in Brazil	Mrs Peacock	235 08
The name of which eastern city means ‘muddy estuary’	K.uala Lumpur	235 09
Which band backed Desmond Dekker	The Aces	235 10
Who won a Best Actress Academy Award in 1993 for her role in The Piano	Holly Hunter	235 11
Which comedy duo starred on TV in The Picnic	The Two Ronnies	235 12
Which novel by Gustave Flaubert caused a stir over its tale of a country doctor’s wife being driven to suicide by a string of affairs	Madame Bovary	235 13
Michael Manley was Prime Minister of which Caribbean country	Jamaica	235 14
Whose 1999 album was titled ‘Talk On Corners’	The Corrs	235 15
What is a mangabey	A monkey	235 16
Which daughter of a former Blue Peter presenter sang on a number one hit in 2000	Sophie Ellis-Bextor (daughter of Janet Ellis)	236 01
In Greek mythology, which beautiful youth was the favourite of the goddess Aphrodite	Adonis	236 02
Which cord connects a foetus to the placenta	Umbilical cord	236 03
What colour is the lignite Jet	Black	236 04
Which TV inquisitor described herself as an ‘ageing ex-drunk with bad ankles’	Anne Robinson	236 05
How many world championship points are awarded to the driver who comes second in a Formula One Grand Prix	Six	236 06
Where on your body might you wear puttees	On your legs	236 07
Which Spice Girl teamed up with Truesteppers and Dane Bowers for the 2000 single ‘Out Of Your Mind’	Victoria Beckham	236 08
Who was known as ‘The Virgin Queen’	Elizabeth 1	236 09
What is the cube of four	64	236 10
Who wrote the fantasy novel The Colour of Magic	Terry Pratchett	236 11
Which English actor played law firm boss Ed Masry in the movie Erin Brockovich	Albert Finney	236 12
The US city of Cleveland is on the shores of which Great Lake	Lake Erie	236 13
Which two colours feature in the Spanish national flag	Red and yellow	236 14
In which sport did teams contest the Regal Trophy between 1971 and	Rugby League	236 15
The Amazon flows into the sea in which country	Brazil	236 16
What colour is given to the name of the room at a studios where actors rest	Green	237 01
Who was the first Tory Prime Minister of Britain	Earl of Bute	237 02
What is a native of Manchester called	Mancunian	237 03
Bernadotte is the family name of which country’s royal	Sweden	237 04
Where would you find a Bezier curve	On a graph	237 05
Which Football League manager parted company with his club in September 2001 after nearly 12 years in charge	Brian Flynn (Wrexham)	237 06
Which Pakistan premier was the first female leader of a Muslim state	Benazir Bhutto	237 07
What does BFI stand for	British Film Institute	237 08
The dace is a member of which family of freshwater fish	Carp	237 09
Which sports presenter was the subject of an expensive transfer from BBC to ITV in 1999	Des Lynam	237 10
‘Peaches’ was the first UK top ten hit for which punk rockers	The Stranglers	237 11
Which Jonathan Kaplan film earned Jodie Foster an Academy Award for Best Actress in 1988	The Accused	237 12
In which city do visitors land at Marco Polo airport	Venice	237 13
Which countries form the Iberian Peninsula	Spain and Portugal	237 14
Which Brookside character was gunned down by Ron Dixon in 2001	Clint Moffat	237 15
Who romanced Renee Zellweger in the film Jerry Maguire	Tom Cruise	237 16
Which singer’s baby son could be heard on her 2001 album	Victoria Beckham (Brooklyn)	238 01
In Greek mythology, who plunged to his death after flying too close to the Sun	Icarus	238 02
Who was ‘Makin’ Whoopee’ in The Fabulous Baker Bays	Michelle Pfeiffer	238 03
In which continent is the Weddell Sea	Antarctica	238 04
The town of Newcastle is in which Australian state	New South Wales	238 05
Before 2001, when was the last time that Fulbam’s footballers were in the top division	1968	238 06
In which county is Bracknell	Berkshire	238 07
Which outdoor game is played on a grass area known as a rink	Bowls	238 08
What was the name of the priest played by Stephen Tompkinson in Ballykissan gel	Father Peter Clifford	238 09
Who was the first professional footballer to score 100 goals in both Scotland and England	Kenny Dalglish	238 10
After how many games in a lawn tennis match are the players given new balls	Seven	238 11
Which plant’s leaves cure nettle stings	Dock	238 12
Which TV chief said of his forthcoming production Moses the Lawgiver ‘It looks good in the rushes’	Lord Grade	238 13
What do you suffer from if you have diplopia	Double vision	238 14
What title was Edward VIII given following his abdication	Duke of Windsor	238 15
Which novelist revived the term ‘Wessex’ to describe the south-west counties of England	Thomas Hardy	238 16
In which year was Wembley Stadium first opened	1923	239 01
Who played the troubled playwright in the 1997 biopic of Oscar Wilde	Stephen Fry	239 02
How many times has Steve Davis been World Snooker Champion	Six	239 03
The death cap is the most poisonous type of what	Mushroom	239 04
Whose first UK hit was ‘Encore Une Fois’ in 1997	Sash!	239 05
Leighton Rees and Bobby George are practitioners of which sport	Darts	239 06
Helvetia is another name for which country	Switzerland	239 07
Slash is the guitarist with which heavy rock band	Guns N’ Roses	239 08
Which plant’s proper name is belladonna	Deadly nightshade	239 09
Which Nazi was executed after being tried in Israel in 1961 for war crimes	Adolf Eichmann	239 10
Eric the Red is said to have been the first European to discover which land	Greenland	239 11
Which daughter of a famous footballer has been a weather forecaster for the BBC	Suzanne Charlton	239 12
Which international language was devised by Ludwig L. Zamenhof	Esperanto	239 13
What musical medium is 400 in Roman numerals	CD	239 14
In which English city is the district of Byker	Newcastieu pon-Tyne	239 15
What is the capital of Armenia	Yerevan	239 16
In cookery what is cayenne	Pepper	240 01
In which American state is the town of Cedar Rapids	Iowa	240 02
Which English king’s lover was Piers Gaveston	Edward II	240 03
What is an epigram	A short, witty saying	240 04
Which 1998 film about a shy girl who can sing like her showbiz idols starred Jane Horrocks and Michael Caine	Little Voice	240 05
At which sport do England and Scotland compete for the Calcutta Cup	Rugby union	240 06
Which is the world’s oldest football knockout competition	FA Cup	240 07
In which year did Abba reach number one in the UK with ‘Knowing Me, Knowing You’	1977	240 08
Where in the world has the busiest roads	Hong Kong	240 09
Which country lies immediately to the south of Belarus	Ukraine	240 10
Which TV magician gave Basil Brush his big break	David Nixon	240 11
Which Argentinian cruiser was controversially sunk by British forces during the Falkiands conflict with the loss of nearly 400 men	General Belgrano	240 12
In May 1982, what happened in Britain for the first time for 450 years	The Pope visited Britain	240 13
Which former dress-wearing member of Mud has co-written number one hits for Spiller and Kylie Minogue	Rob Davis	240 14
Which bird is noted for its boom	Bittern	240 15
In France, what would you buy from a boulangerie	Cakes or bread	240 16
Whose short story The Birds was made into a Hitchcock thriller	Daphne du Maurier	241 01
Which Shakespeare play begins: ‘Now is the winter of our discontent’	Richard III	241 02
What is a horsetail	A plant	241 03
In the Old Testament, which daughter of the King of Sidon married King Ahab of Israel	Jezebel	241 04
Which boy band had the first new UK number one single of the I 990s	New Kids on the Block	241 05
Zealand, Fyn, Lolland, Faister and Bornholm are the principal islands of which country	Denmark	241 06
Which American city has hit by an earthquake in 1994, killing 61 people	Los Angeles	241 07
Who starred with Tom Cruise in the 1983 comedy Risky Business	Rebecca De Mornay	241 08
On a golf course, what is the name of the close-cut grass around the edge of the green	Apron	241 09
Which decade in the USA is commonly referred to as the Jazz Age	I 920s	241 10
Which popular grey horse won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1989	Desert Orchid	241 11
What is the term for the sensation that something encountered for the first time has actually been seen before	Déjà vu	241 12
Which boxer succeeded Henry Cooper as British heavyweight champion	Joe Bugner	241 13
What three colours appear on the flag of Bulgaria	White, green and red	241 14
Which country has the busiest rail network in the world	Japan	241 15
What did Lovejoy deal in	Antiques	241 16
Who played London crime lord Harold Shand in The Long Good Friday	Bob Hoskins	242 01
The Man of Property was the first part of which series of novels	The Forsyte Saga	242 02
In which year did Bros reach number one with ‘I Owe You Nothing’	1988	242 03
Where is the only place in the world that you can see the sun rise over the Pacific and set over the Atlantic	Panama Canal	242 04
Estoril is the venue of which Formula One Grand Prix	Portuguese	242 05
Neil Hannon took his band name from which epic poem by Dante Alighieri	’The Divine Comedy	242 06
For which football club did Roy Race play for many years	Melchester Rovers	242 07
Who committed the murders on which the film 10 Rillingtan Place was based	John Reginald Christie	242 08
What breed of dog was Beethoven in the film of the same name	St Bernard	242 09
Which country’s national dish is puffin stuffed with rhubarb	The Faeroe Islands	242 10
The Porcupine river is in which continent	North America	242 11
On which island is the town of Cagliari	Sardinia	242 12
Who did Liverpool defeat in the 2001 FA Cup Final	Arsenal	242 13
Which game starts with a bully	Field hockey	242 14
What was Ernie’s occupation in the Benny Hill number one hit	Milkman	242 15
Who returned to EastEnders as co-owner of the Queen Vic in 2001	Sharon Watts	242 16
Coimbra and Setubal are towns in which European country	Portugal	243 01
In which month of the year is the St Leger run	September	243 02
Kingston is the capital of which island	Jamaica	243 03
Which former footballer played Big Chris in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels	Vinnie Jones	243 04
In which English county is Crewe	Cheshire	243 05
What is a twitcher	Birdwatcher	243 06
Who plays Rachel in Cold Feet	Helen Baxendale	243 07
What is the Flemish name for Bruges	Brugge	243 08
In which Canadian province is Calgary	Alberta	243 09
Which French motor company was bought by Peugeot in 1974	Citroën	243 10
Who was arrested in the cellar beneath the Houses of Parliament on 4 November 1605	Guy Fawkes	243 11
A ribbon, ball or hoop are accessories in which sporting floor exercise	Rhythmic gymnastics	243 12
How many wheels does a hansom cab have	Two	243 13
Where is Arthur’s Seat	Edinburgh	243 14
Who was British Prime Minister at the outbreak of the First World War	Herbert Asquith	243 15
Whose debut solo album was titled ‘Faith’	George Michael	243 16
Which Second Division football club paid £1.7 million for Stoke City striker Peter Thorne in 2001	Cardiff City	244 01
Which TV series featured a computer-generated dancing baby named Mr Huggy	Ally McBeaI	244 02
On which river does the Argentine city of Corrientes stand	Parana	244 03
Which island is situated due north of Sardinia	Corsica	244 04
What sport takes place at the Daytona circuit in the USA	Motor-racing	244 05
Paul Keating was Prime Minister of which country from 1991-6	Australia	244 06
Which bird had a UK number one hit in 1972	Lieutenant Pigeon	244 07
Which was the first frozen food to go on sale in Britain	Asparagus	244 08
Which prototype took 12 minutes to boil	The electric kettle	244 09
What can be a colourful crow or a decorating tool	Roller	244 10
A scene showing which naked area of Sylvia Sidney’s body when she embraced Cary Grant was cut by the Japanese from the 1932 movie Madame Butterfly	Her left elbow	244 11
Which actor was born Coy Luther Perry Ill but chose his stage name from his favourite movie, Cool Hand Luke	Luke Perry	244 12
Which venomous snake is thought to be responsible for more human deaths than any other	Carpet viper	244 13
Which world championships take place each year at the Corner Pin public house at Ramsbottom near Manchester	The World Black Pudding Knocking Championships	244 14
How manr derees are there in a circle	360	244 15
What nationality was the composer Delius	English	244 16
The town of Llanberis is at the foot of which mountain	Snowdon	245 01
In This Sporting Life, Richard Harris played a miner convinced that his future lay in which sport	Rugby League	245 02
What is the opposite of an anode	Cathode	245 03
Cauliflower is a variety of which vegetable	Cabbage	245 04
Which wild Northumberland family were distinguishable by the grey streak in their hair	The Mollens	245 05
What is the capital of Brazil	Brasilia	245 06
Which progressive rock band released the albums ‘Fragile’ and ‘Close To The Edge’	Yes	245 07
As what is sodium hydroxide otherwise known	Caustic soda	245 08
In which American state is Sacramento	California	245 09
Which TV show features ‘Dictionary Corner’	Countdown	245 10
Which French engineer was responsible for the construction of the Suez Canal	Ferdinand de Lesseps	245 11
Former Olympic marathon champion Abebe Bikila represented which country	Ethiopia	245 12
In 1997, which band appealed ‘HelpThe Aged’	Pulp	245 13
Which Hollywood star changed his name from John Carter	Charlton Heston	245 14
Which Argentine golfer lost out on the 1968 US Masters after his playing partner accidentally put down the wrong score for a hole	Roberto DeVicenzo	245 15
Which card game was first played among members of the Indian Civil Service around 1900	Bridge	245 16
What was remarkable about the team fielded by Accrington Stanley for a 1955 Football League match	It was composed entirely of Scois	246 01
What is bougainvillea	A tropical vine	246 02
Who was Dr Samuel Johnson’s biographer	James Boswell	246 03
What was Richard Ill’s title before he became king	Duke of Gloucester	246 04
What is a booby	A seabird	246 05
What wouldn’t come back for Charlie Drake	His boomerang	246 06
John Deacon and Roger Taylor were members of which band	Queen	246 07
Which fruit is named after an American judge who crossed a wild blackberry with a cultivated raspberry	Loganberry	246 08
What is Chris Bonington’s favourite pursuit	Mountaineering	246 09
Who was berserker	A fearless Viking warrior	246 10
At which battle was Davy Crockett killed	The Alamo	246 11
Who wrote the Iliad	Homer	246 12
Which former Conservative minister was jailed for 18 months in 1999 for perjury and perverting the course of justice	Jonathan Aitken	246 13
Which Briton won gold at the 1964 Olympics in the 20km walk	Ken Matthews	246 14
Who starred in the film of The Elephant Man	John Hurt	246 15
Which sitcom starred John Thaw as Henry Willows	Home to Roost	246 16
Which station stands at the northern end of London Underground’s Piccadilly Line	Cockfosters	247 01
The 1999 movie 10 Things I Hate About You was an update of which Shakespeare play	The Taming of the Shrew	247 02
For which country does Brian Lara play Test cricket	West Indies	247 03
Which record producer shot himself dead on 3 February 1967, the anniversary of the death of his hero, Buddy Holly	Joe Meek	247 04
Which Scottish football club used to be known as Excelsior FC	Airdrie	247 05
Which TV detective was confined to a wheelchair	Chief RobertT. Ironside	247 06
What two colours feature on the Greek national flag	Blue and white	247 07
Which country is the most popular destination with foreign tourists	France	247 08
In which country is Mount Everest	Nepal	247 09
What is the Christian name of the singer Roachford	Andrew	247 10
In which game would you use a ‘spider’	Snooker	247 11
The River Tamar flows into the sea at which port	Plymouth	247 12
At what sport was Babe Ruth a national hero	Baseball	247 13
Aalborg is a port in which country	Denmark	247 14
Bartholomew and Wiseman became better known as which duo	Morecambe and Wise	247 15
What is the largest town in Alaska	Anchorage	247 16
A quarter of the bones in the human body are located in which area	Feet	248 01
Who is Steve Coogan’s Portuguese crooner	Tony Ferrino	248 02
Who wrote Educating Rita and Shirley Valentine	Willy Russell	248 03
What is a cotoneaster	A shrub	248 04
Blondel was a minstrel friend of which English king	Richard I	248 05
Which English city did the Romans call Venta Bulgarum	Winchester	248 06
How many dogs take part in a greyhound race	Six	248 07
A man with what appendage was hired in 1911 to assure passengers that the new escalators on the London Underground were safe to use	A wooden leg	248 08
Which English monarch reputedly shook hands with the branches of an oak tree in the belief that it was the King of Prussia	George III	248 09
What is pogonophobia	Fear of beards	248 10
Which US state is nicknamed the ‘Bear State’	Arkansas	248 11
Who were the first father and daughter to sing together on a UK number one	Frank and Nancy Sinatra	248 12
Which war was the backdrop for Stanley Kubrick’s 1987 movie Full Metal Jacket	Vietnam War	248 13
In music, how many quavers equal a crotchet	Two	248 14
In which sport do some participants wear sheepskin nosebands	Horse racing	248 15
Who has featured in Fawlty Towers and adverts for Tesco	Prunella Scales	248 16
Which member of Emerson, Lake and Palmer went solo for a 1975 Christmas hit	Greg Lake	249 01
What was the pseudonym of playwright Jean-Baptiste Poquelin	Moliere	249 02
In Brookside, who married Emily Shadwick in 2001	Timothy O’Leary	249 03
Which Bulgarian was named European Footballer of the Year in 1994	Hristo Stoichkov	249 04
In which country is Belo Horizonte	Brazil	249 05
Which country’s flag features a white crescent and star on a red background	Turkey	249 06
Which is the first classic horse race of the British flat season	One Thousand Guineas	249 07
Which animal produces 200 times more wind per day than the average human	Cow	249 08
Which city’s branch of Alcoholics Anonymous boasted just two members when it started up in 1948	Luxembourg	249 09
What followed Mary to school one day	Her little lamb	249 10
As whom was Julius Marx better known	Groucho Marx	249 11
What mark indicates that a product has been approved by the British Standards Institute	Kite mark	249 12
What nationality was suspected spy Mata Han	Dutch	249 13
Ulan Bator is the capital of which country	Mongolia	249 14
Which US President issued a detailed foreign policy doctrine in 1823	James Monroe	249 15
Who had a hit with the theme song from Friends	The Rembrandts	249 16
What book was Mark Chapman carrying when he shot John Lennon	The Catcher in the Rye	250 01
What colour Smartie replaced the light brown in 1989	Blue	250 02
Which female icon didn’t own a bath until 1972	Sindy	250 03
What was the job of Cheers regular Cliff Clavin	Postman	250 04
Through which part of their bodies do butterflies taste	Feet	250 05
What nationality was tennis player llie Nastase	Romanian	250 06
What type of creature is a clam	Mollusc	250 07
Nefertiti was queen of which country in the 14th century BC	Egypt	250 08
Which male TV presenter’s middle name is Primrose	Bob Wilson	250 09
In which make of car did Alain Prost achieve his first Grand Prix win	Renault	250 10
Basil Rathbone, Peter Cushing and Jeremy Brett have all played which character	Sherlock Holmes	250 11
Which religion was originally based on the ideas of Marcus Garvey	Rastafarianism	250 12
Which English king was the son of Edward, the Black Prince	Richard 2	250 13
Which American singer had his first UK hit for 23 years in 1999	Andy Williams	250 14
Which TV cowboy had his horse Trigger stuffed and mounted after it died	Roy Rogers	250 15
What animal is Andre in the 1994 film of that name	Sea lion	250 16
Who was Britain’s first Christian martyr	St Alban	251 01
In Greek mythology, who rescued and married Andromeda	Perseus	251 02
What nationality is the distance runner Said Aouita	Moroccan	251 03
Which Hollywood actress was known as ‘The Mexican Spitfire’	Lupe Velez	251 04
Which innovation was originally called the ‘drunkometer’	Breathalyser	251 05
In ‘Allo ‘Allo, who painted The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies	Van Clomp	251 06
What is the state capital of Texas	Austin	251 07
Which country has a toe and a heel	Italy	251 08
Heading due south along the meridian from Greenwich, what is the first town of any note outside Greater London	East Grinstead	251 09
Cheddar Gorge cuts a swathe through which hills	The Mendips	251 10
Which Football League club used to play at Plough Lane	Wimbledon	251 11
If something is ‘caprine’, it is like which animal	Goat	251 12
What is the difference between libel and slander	Libel is written defamation, slander is spoken	251 13
In which year did Tom Jones reach number one with ‘It’s Not Unusual’	1965	251 14
In which city is the Holland road tunnel	NewYork	251 15
Fiorentina are a football team from which city	Florence	251 16
Who hit The Big Time after changing her name from Shirley Orr	Sheena Easton	252 01
Which planet was first located in 1930	Pluto	252 02
Jacob’s Creek is a brand name of wine from which country	Australia	252 03
Which university did Prince William enrol at in 2001	St Andrews	252 04
What is a satsuma	A fruit	252 05
Who won the Mr Universe contest in 1969	Arnold Schwarzenegger	252 06
Which church was founded in 1955 by L. Ron Hubbard	Church of Scientology	252 07
Which sport has periods of play called chukkas	Polo	252 08
The Tokens and Tight Fit both had hits with which tribal song	‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight	252 09
In which fictitious village is the TV series Peak Practice set	Cardale	252 10
Of which fellow actor did Helena Bonham Carter say: ‘His mouth is a no-go area. It’s like kissing the Berlin Wall’	Woody Allen	252 11
Which is further east, Crete or Cyprus	Cyprus	252 12
The town of Cairns is in which Australian state	Queensland	252 13
Where did Twizzle live	Stray Town	252 14
Which group of birds collect in a charm	Goldfinches	252 15
Whose album was titled ‘I’ve Been Expecting You’	Robbie Williams	252 16
The Lancet is the journal of which profession? *	Medical	253 01
An appearance in which TV soap was the prize awaiting the winners in Soapstars	Emmerdale	253 02
At the 1984 Olympics which athlete took gold in the 100 and 200 metres, the long jump and the sprint relay	Carl Lewis	253 03
In which English city is the Walker Art Gallery	Liverpool	253 04
Which disco diva had a 1977 number one with ‘I Feel Love’	Donna Summer	253 05
Who wrote Watership Down	Richard Adams	253 06
The Cambrian mountains are a range in which country	Wales	253 07
In which sport is a drive prone to a shank or a slice	Golf	253 08
Which city stages an annual Goose Fair	Nottingham	253 09
What do Sandra Bullock, Bill Cosby and Bruce Willis have in common	All used to work as bartenders	253 10
Which singer’s 2001 album was titled ‘No Angel’	Dido	253 11
In which continent is Eritrea	Africa	253 12
Which American state is immediately south of South Dakota	Nebraska	253 13
What are the administrative districts in France called	Cantons	253 14
Rockhopper and jackass are species of which bird	Penguin	253 15
What is a saluki	A breed of dog	253 16
Spithead is a safe anchorage between the coast of England and which island	Isle of Wight	254 01
What can be a pick-me-up or the key note of music scale	Tonic	254 02
In which sport would you use an Eskimo roll	Canoeing	254 03
Which two artists had UK top ten hits with songs titled ‘Bang Bang’	Cher and B.A. Robertson	254 04
Which diminutive actor was nicknamed the ‘Sex Thimble’	Dudley Moore	254 05
Which is the lowest rank of the British peerage	Baron	254 06
Which island off Dorset is one of the last British refuges of the red squirrel	Brownsea Island	254 07
Who was Tweety Pie’s arch enemy	Sylvester	254 08
Who met his death by being impaled on one of his own javelins in The Grimleys	Doug Digby	254 09
The Jerusalem artichoke is a native of which continent	North America	254 10
How many times more sensitive are dogs’ noses than humans’	20	254 11
Which is the highest mountain in Australia	Mount Kosciusko	254 12
Who wrote The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie	Muriel Spark	254 13
Who keeps order in the House of Commons	The Speaker	254 14
Which club won the FA Cup in 1997 and 2000	Chelsea	254 15
Which capital city is nearest to the Equator	Quito (Ecuador)	254 16
Who was the only English pope	Nicholas Breakspear (Adrian IV)	255 01
Which singer was sent to prison in 1998 after getting an impostor to do his community service	Mark Morrison	255 02
What sort of animal was the star of My Friend Flicka	Horse	255 03
Which Latin phrase literally means ‘from favour’	Ex gratia	255 04
Which sequel to Porridge saw Fletcher released from prison	Going Straight	255 05
Bombay is on which coast of India	West	255 06
Which West German swimmer won four gold medals at the 976 Olympics	Kornelia Ender	255 07
What is an erg	Unit of work	255 08
Which Australian Prime Minister was nicknamed ‘The Prefect’	Malcolm Fraser	255 09
What can be black-headed, herring or common	Gulls	255 10
On which river does the city of Indianapolis stand	White River	255 11
Who kissed the girls and made them cry	Georgy Porgy	255 12
Who created The X Files	Chris Carter	255 13
What is the name of the white ball in bowls	Jack	255 14
Who directed Interview with the Vampire and Michael Collins	Neil Jordan	255 15
Who is TV’s ‘Naked Chef’	Jamie Oliver	255 16
On which island of New Zealand is Wellington	North Island	256 01
Which Swedish footballer won the Golden Shoe for 2001 after scoring 35 goals in Scotland	Henrik Larsson	256 02
On which river does Rome stand	Tiber	256 03
Who was the Maid of Orleans1	Joan of Arc	256 04
What was the Christian name of the 18th century satirical poet Pope	Alexander	256 05
What was AlfWight’s pen name as an author	James Herriot	256 06
Which colony reverted to Chinese control in 1997	Hong Kong	256 07
Which group backed Gladys Knight	The Pips	256 08
Who failed to heed the warning: ‘Beware the Ides of March’	Julius Caesar	256 09
What happens when you cross the International Date Line going east	The date is put back a day	256 10
Where do the lnuit people live	In northern Canada and the Arctic	256 11
In what car did Michael Schumacher win the World Drivers’ Championship in 1994 and 1995	Benetton	256 12
In which countries is the Gobi Desert	Mongolia and China	256 13
Whose debut solo album was the 1997 release ‘Open Road’	Gary Barlow	256 14
Which TV series was inspired by the Clint Eastwood movie Coogan’s Bluff	McCloud	256 15
As what was Jacobite leader James Edward Stuart popularly known	‘The Old Pretender	256 16
Which two cities in Japan are anagrams of each other	Tokyo and Kyoto	257 01
From what figure does a championship game of darts start	501	257 02
Which island in the western Pacific is the world’s smallest republic	Nauru	257 03
On which Sixties TV series were Edward G. Robinson, George Raft and Sammy Davis mr all seen peering from windows	Batman	257 04
In 2001, it was announced that Liverpool airport would be renamed in honour of whom	John Lennon	257 05
Which future Coronation Street star appeared in Carry On Cabbie	Amanda Barrie	257 06
What garment did designer André Van Pier create that was adorned with 3,250 diamonds and cost £641,000	A bra	257 07
In which island group is lona	Inner Hebrides	257 08
Which sport was invented by James Naismith in 1892 by nailing two peach baskets to a balcony at a Massachusetts YMCA	Basketball	257 09
Who had a 1982 number one with ‘Fame’	Irene Cara	257 10
Who was having a fling with Lilo Lil	Freddie Boswell in Bread	257 11
Which is the oldest university in Scotland	St Andrews	257 12
The disease herpes zoster is more usually known as what	Shingles	257 13
In which national park is Dovedale	Peak District	257 14
Which Doctor was the title of a novel by Boris Pasternak	Doctor Zhivago	257 15
Which fruit has the Latin name Citrus sinensis	Orange	257 16
Which band were ‘In It ForThe Money’ in 1997	Supergrass	258 01
Who were the sworn enemies of UNCLE	THRUSH	258 02
Who were the Italian castrat,	Singers castrated as boys to preserve their soprano voices	258 03
In Greek mythoIogc who was carried off by Zeus in the form of a bull	Europa	258 04
What is actress Faye Dunaway’s real first name	Dorothy	258 05
Which British Prime Minister’s last words were: ‘Die, my dear doctor? That’s the last thing I shall do’	Viscount Palmerston	258 06
What did Norman Tebbit and Tony Hancock have in common	Both once worked as assistants in menswear shops	258 07
Which French king hated washing so much that he took only three baths in his entire life	Louis XIV	258 08
Which Southport golf course has frequently staged the British Open	Royal Birkdale	258 09
In which Beijing square were over 1,000 protesters killed by government troops in 1989	Tianenmen Square	258 10
In which country isTimbuktu	Mali	258 11
Which veteran performer entered the UK album charts in 2001 with ‘Love And Theft’	Bob Dylan	258 12
Which US singer of the Sixties was nicknamed ‘Little Miss Dynamite’	Brenda Lee	258 13
Who is the patron saint of venereal disease and taxi drivers	St Fiacre	258 14
Who sets off around Britain in search of Local Heroes	Adam Hart.Davis	258 15
Where is Ware	Hertfordshire	258 16
Triton is the largest of which planet’s moons	Neptune	259 01
What is a troglodyte	Cave-dweller	259 02
In which country are the Trossachs	Scotland	259 03
Who said: ‘There’s A Guy Works Down The Chipshop Swears He’s Elvis’	Kirsty MacCoIl	259 04
Which American pop group starred in the film Head	The Monkees	259 05
Who starred in The Maftese Falcon	Humphrey Bogart	259 06
What was motorcycle ace Barry Sheene’s lucky number	Seven	259 07
Which sea is situated off the east coast of Italy	Adriatic	259 08
What did American William Burt invent in 1829	Typewriter	259 09
Which future movie star made an early appearance as a convict in an episode of the TV series The Adventures of William Tell	Michael Caine	259 10
Which former Manchester United striker was nicknamed ‘Sparky’	Mark Hughes	259 11
In which film did George Lazenby make his only appearance as James Bond	On Her Majesty’s Secret Service	259 12
Who wrote She Stoops To Conquer	Oliver Goldsmith	259 13
Who designed the first steamship to cross the Atlantic	Isambard Kingdom Brunel	259 14
In which country was the sitcom Duty Free set	Spain	259 15
Which is the longest river in Ireland	Shannon	259 16
Which TV presenter is married to Pet Rescue’s Matthew Robertson	Davina McCall	260 01
Where is Britain’s first Champ Car track	Rockingham	260 02
What was the name of Rocky Balboa’s girlfriend played by Talia Shire in te IIm Rocky	Adrian	260 03
Which former US President survived an assassination attempt outside the Washington Hilton Hotel in 1981	Ronald Reagan	260 04
Which Scottish city is nicknamed ‘Auld Reekie”	Edinburgh	260 05
At which sporting venue did Erika Roe streak	Twickenham	260 06
The Maginot line was designed to protect which country	France	260 07
The House of Grimaldi has ruled which state since 1297	Monaco	260 08
Which English king was the subject of a TV series by historian David Starkey in 2001	Henry VIII	260 09
Feargal Sharkey sang with which band before going solo	The Undertones	260 10
On which island is the city of Jakarta	Java	260 11
What did black nationalist leader Malcolm Little call himself	Malcolm X	260 12
Who directed the films Twelve Angry Men and Dog Day Afternoon	Sidney Lumet	260 13
Which city was besieged for over four months in I 857 at the height of the Indian Mutiny	Lucknow	260 14
Which English county disappeared in 1974 to become part of Cambridgeshire	Huntingdonshire	260 15
Which Hollywood actor was born William Franklin Beedle	William Holden	260 16
In 2001, which symbol was removed from jars of Robertson’s jams after 91 years	The golly	261 01
Which sailing trophy was established in 1957 by the Royal Ocean Racing Club	Admiral’s Cup	261 02
Which comedy duo were arrested while dressed as chickens in the film Stir Crazy	Richard Prior and Gene Wilder	261 03
Which cowboy was shot in the back by Bob Ford while hanging a picture	Jesse James	261 04
What name is given to a region of total shadow during an eclipse	Umbra	261 05
In September 2001, which actress skipped the premiere of her new film Enigma	Kate Winslet	261 06
What name for a day nursery is derived from the French for ‘manger’	Crèche	261 07
How many points is the black ball worth at snooker	Seven	261 08
Which novelist created Brother Cadfael	Ellis Peters	261 09
What is the opposite of a spring tide	A neap tide	261 10
Which Bevan introduced the National Health Service	Aneurin Bevan	261 11
The Black Prince was the eldest son of which King of England	Edward Ill	261 12
Who had a 1993 number one with ‘Oh Carolina’	Shaggy	261 13
Who ran around in tight jumpsuits on Treasure Hunt	Anneka Rice	261 14
Which rock star’s stage personae have included Aladdin Sane and Ziggy Stardust	David Bowie	261 15
In fencing, which is lighter — the foil or the épée	Foil	261 16
Which British publication carried the comic strip The Adventures of Barry McKenzie	Private Eye	262 01
Who presented the TV game show 3-2-I	Ted Rogers	262 02
Which band released a 2001 album titled ‘Wonderland’	The Charlatans	262 03
Who was burned at the stake in Rouen on 30 May 1431	joan of Arc	262 04
Which Indian city gave its name to a style of riding breeches	Jodhpur	262 05
Which three countries border Lake Malawi	Malawi,Tanzania and Mozambique	262 06
Which biennial sporting contest was postponed in 2001 following the II September terrorist attack on New York	Ryder Cup	262 07
In which country is the industrial city of Mons	Belgium	262 08
Who played private eye Philip Marlowe in the 1973 movie The Long Goodbye	Elliott Gould	262 09
Which old county formed the bulk of the new county of Gwent	Monmouthshire	262 10
What does OXFAM stand for	Oxford Committee for Famine Relief	262 11
Who plays DC Jack Mowbray in the TV series Without Mozive	Ross Kemp	262 12
What does an oxpecker feed on	Insects	262 13
What is the herb Mentha piperita more commonly known as	Peppermint	262 14
‘ln’,’on’ and ‘under’ are all examples of what type of word	Preposition	262 15
For which international rugby team did Andy Irvine play	Scotland	262 16
Who was a cross-dresser in M*A*S*H	Corporal Klinger	263 01
What was Charles Conrad the third person to do	Walk on the Moon	263 02
According to a 2001 survey, which city was named the least âesirable place to live in Britain	Stoke-on-Trent	263 03
Who retired from boxing in 1996 after being warned by doctors that one more punch on the head could leave him blind	Frank Bruno	263 04
What is the state capital of California	Sacramento	263 05
Which country has the international vehicle index mark ET	Egypt	263 06
In which country was religious reformer John Calvin born	France	263 07
Which football club plays at the Vetch Field	Swansea City	263 08
Callisto is the second largest moon of which planet	Jupiter	263 09
Which singer starred with Alain Delon in the cult movie The Girl on a Motorcycle	Marianne Faithfull	263 10
What type of hat takes its name from a city in Morocco	Fez	263 11
How many players are there in a hurling team	15	263 12
Which British make of car won the Le Mans 24-Hour Race five times between 1951 and 1958	Jaguar	263 13
What was the middle name of US President Richard Nixon	Milhous	263 14
Which cartoon strip was created by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird in 1984	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	263 15
What is the name of the wife of disgraced peer Lord Archer	Mary	263 16
What is the name for the end of a glacier	Snout	264 01
What do bats use to stop them flying into things in the dark	Sonar	264 02
Don King is a leading promoter in which sport	Boxing	264 03
Who had a 1981 chart-topper with ‘Japanese Boy’	Aneka	264 04
What was used for the first time at the Nevada State Prison, Carson Ci on 8 February 1924	Gas chamber	264 05
Which was Britain’s first national park	Peak District	264 06
In which continent is Graham Land? -	Antarctica	264 07
At what sport did Walter Hagen win I I major championships between 1914 and 1929	Golf	264 08
At which London railway station would you arrive if you caught a direct train from Nottingham	St Pancras	264 09
Why might Charlie Dimmock have a ha-ha	It is the term for a sunken boundary wall in landscape gardening	264 10
Which animals conduct ‘boxing matches’ during the breeding season	Hares	264 11
What is Karl Kennedy’s profession in Neighbours	Doctor	264 12
Port Moresby is the capital of which country	Papua New Guinea	264 13
Which Welsh actor rejected the role of Gandhi	Anthony Hopkins	264 14
What does a misogynist hate	Women	264 15
In which ocean are the Pitcairn Islands	Pacific	264 16
In which city do Linfield Football Club play	Belfast	265 01
What was Lady Chatterley’s first name	Constance	265 02
Which TV personality used to advertise Rice Krispies as a boy	Jonathan Ross	265 03
Which US Marine colonel was the central figure in the Irangate scandal	Oliver North	265 04
Which city staged the Olympic Games in 1900 and 1924	Paris	265 05
What did Levi Strauss make the first pair of	Jeans	265 06
Which country knocked England’s footballers out of the 1998 World Cup	Argentina	265 07
What is the capital of the Lombardy region of Italy	Milan	265 08
What does a manometer measure	The pressure of liquids or gases	265 09
Who wrote The Catcher in the Rye	j.D. Salinger	265 10
Which Danny starred in the Lethal Weapon series films	Danny Glover	265 11
What was Norwich the first British city to establish in 1608	Public library	265 12
Which TV quiz was inspired by the Gestapo’s grilling of prisoners-of- war	Mastermind	265 13
Berlin’s number one ‘Take My Breath Away’ came from which film	Top Gun	265 14
Which horse profited from Devon Loch’s misfortune at the 1956 Grand National	ESB	265 15
What is a dunlin	A bird	265 16
Which of the Sunda Islands is the third largest island in the world	Borneo	266 01
How many fiddlers did Old King Cole have	Three	266 02
Who wrote the novel A Clockwork Orange	Anthony Burgess	266 03
‘Baby Come On Over’ was a 2001 hit for which singer	Samantha Mumba	266 04
What nationality was the 19th century novelist Balzac	French	266 05
Chesney Hawkes’ father was singer with which Sixties pop group	The Tremeloes	266 06
In which sport do competitors battle for the Breeders’ Cup	Horse racing	266 07
Which author was imprisoned in Bedford lail for 12 years from 1660 for unlicensed preaching	John Bunyan	266 08
In which city is Carnegie Hall	NewYork	266 09
Which ventriloquist partnered Charlie McCarthy	Edgar Bergen	266 10
Gabriela Kerner was the singer with which German band who enjoyed a UK number one in 1984	Nena	266 11
Procyon is the brightest star of which constellation	Canis minor	266 12
Who became King of England in 1016, Denmark in 1018 and Norway in 1028	Canute	266 13
In which century were The Canterbury Tales written	14th	266 14
In 1986, which boxer became the youngest ever World Heavyweight Champion	Mike Tyson	266 15
Which horse racin trainer had a winner at Royal Ascot for 17 years in succession, from 1960—I 976	Noel Murless	266 16
In which year did Foinavon win the Grand National at l00I	1967	267 01
What mode of transport did instrument-maker Joseph Merlin invent in 1760	Roller skates	267 02
Which BBC sitcom returned in 2001 after a five-year break	Absolutely Fabulous	267 03
How many are there in a baker’s dozen	13	267 04
What did Robert Baden-Powell hold for the first time at Brownsea Island in August 1907	Boy Scouts’ camp	267 05
What is the highest mountain in Europe	Mont Blanc	267 06
What two colours feature on the flag of Ukraine	Blue and yellow	267 07
Which song originally recorded by Betty Hutton in 1948 gave Bjork a 1995 hit	‘It’s Oh So Quiet	267 08
Which tennis player did Clive James call ‘as charming as a dead mouse in a loaf of bread’	John McEnroe	267 09
What was the professional name of wrestler Shirley Crabtree	Big Daddy	267 10
What is the opposite of evergreen	Deciduous	267 11
On which island does a deemster hold jurisdiction	Isle of Man	267 12
Veronica is the cultivated name for which wild flower	Speedwell	267 13
Who did close friends get to call TC	Top Cot	267 14
Which American state is called the ‘Green Mountain State’	Vermont	267 15
In which film did James Dean have his first starring role	East of Eden	267 16
What does Volkswagen mean	‘People’s car	268 01
What part did Matthew Simmonds play in the history of Manchester United	He was the Crystal Palace fan at whom Eric Cantona launched his infamous flying kick in 1995	268 02
Into which sea does the River Jordan flow	The Dead Sea	268 03
Which golfer completed the Grand Slam of the amateur and professional Opens of both the USA and Britain in 1930	Bobby Jones	268 04
Which singer was ‘Moonlighting’ in 1975	Leo Sayer	268 05
What is thezodiac symbol for Gemini	Twins	268 06
Which town on the south coast of England became a city as part of the Millennium celebrations	Brighton	268 07
Which newsreader presented the first series of The People Versus	Kirsty Young	268 08
Which Scottish rugby player married a TV sports presenter in 2001	Kenny Logan	268 09
What is a garganey	A teal-like bird	268 10
Which boxer was banned for taking a bite out of Evander Holyfield’s ear in 1997	Mike Tyson	268 11
In which English county would you find St Michael’s Mount	Cornwall	268 12
Whose wife was turned into a pillar of salt	Lot	268 13
Which novelist is credited with the introduction of pillar boxes	Anthony Trollope	268 14
Who directed the film B’ow-Up	Michelangelo Antonioni	268 15
What was th maiden name of Jane Austen’s heroine Emma	Woodhouse	268 16
Who is the brains behind the band Gorillaz? L i	Damon Albarn	269 01
What is a pangolin also known as	Scaly anteater	269 02
From which country does the lambada dance originate	Brazil	269 03
Where is the Kuril Trench	In the Pacific Ocean	269 04
The Murray-Darling is the longest river in which country	Australia	269 05
Which building is the principal residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury	Lambeth Palace	269 06
Which golfer lost a six-shot lead in the final round of the 1996 US Masters	Greg Norman	269 07
What size paper is half of an A4 sheet	A5	269 08
Who was Luke Skywalker’s father	Darth Vader	269 09
What is a jansky a unit of	Radiation	269 10
Brian Bennett was the drummer with which instrumental group	The Shadows	269 11
Who owned a dog called Cracker in Braokside	Jimmy Corkhill	269 12
Which American ice skater was accused of plotting to break her rival’s legs	Tonya Harding	269 13
Who would have been called the Biblical ‘Orpah’ had the midwife not spelt the name wrongly on the birth certificate	Oprah Winfrey	269 14
Which South American country was named after an Italian city	Venezuela (Venice)	269 15
Who wrote Treasure Island and Kidnapped	Robert Louis Stevenson	269 16
Which cricketer broke the world record for the highest individual Test score with 375 for West Indies against England in 1994	Brian Lara	270 01
What does TARDIS stand for	Time And Relative Dimension In Space	270 02
Which sea is nearly I ,300ft. below sea level	Dead Sea	270 03
Who won an Oscar for his direction of Lawrence of Arabia	David Lean	270 04
In which national park is Yes Tori	Dartmoor	270 05
With which King of England did Caroline of Brunswick endure a loveless marriage	George IV	270 06
Which TV soap is set in Glendarroch	High Road	270 07
What nationality were Teach-In, winners of the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest	Holland	270 08
In 1993, which two men took part in the first 20th century World Heavyweight Championship fight between two British boxers	Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno	270 09
The Isle of Sheppey is part of which English county	Kent	270 10
Which Grace Metalious novel became a successful TV series starring Mia Farrow and Ryan O’NeaI	Peyton Place	270 11
Who played TV detective Hamish Macbeth	Robert Carlyle	270 12
Which constellation is represented as a ship’s keel	Carina	270 13
What part of the human body is the pate ha	Kneecap	270 14
Which American animator was a member of the Monty Python team	Terry Gilliam	270 15
Which English swimmer won the 100 metres breaststroke at the 1988 Seoul Olympics	Adrian Moorhouse	270 16
Who created Dracula	Bram Stoker	271 01
In 1778, which country introduced the first state-controlled brothels	France	271 02
Who was the first replacement for Brian Jones in The Rolling Stones	Mick Taylor	271 03
Which two South American countries have borders with Ecuador	Colombia and Peru	271 04
Which Br,tish Prime Minister returned from Munich in 1938 clutching a piece of paper and a promise of ‘peace in our time’	Neville Chamberlain	271 05
Which Irish actor played Oliver Cromwell in the 1970 film	Richard Harris	271 06
Which boy’s name means ‘handsome at birth’	Kevin	271 07
A Roman mixture of vinegar, honey and salt was the first known example of what	Toothpaste	271 08
For what was Quink an abbreviation	Quick drying ink	271 09
Which former Neighbours actress was ‘Torn’ in 1997	Natalie Imbruglia	271 10
Portland Bill is connected by road to which resort	Weymouth	271 11
Which British ski jumper was ironically nicknamed ‘The Eagle’	Eddie Edwards	271 12
Which TV series featured the Dove from Above	Shooting Stars	271 13
Who was married to Hiawatha	Minnehaha	271 14
How high is a basketball hoop from the floor	I Oft.	271 15
Who are the actor sons of Lloyd Bridges	Beau and Jeff	271 16
How many property squares are there on a Monopoly board	22	272 01
Which singer/actress has been married to Jim Kerr and Lam Gallagher	Patsy Kensit	272 02
Which English actress played Ross’s wife in Friends	Helen Baxendale	272 03
Which I 7-year-old American became the youngest winner of a Grand Slam tennis title when he captured the 1989 French Open	Michael Chang	272 04
What is the name for a ring-shaped coral reef enclosing a lagoon	Atoll	272 05
What did Aesop write	Fables	272 06
Which mythical monster has the body, tail and hind legs of a lion and the head, forelegs and wings of an eagle	Griffin	272 07
Which country created the first national netball association	New Zealand	272 08
Shere Khan was the villain in which Disney film	The Jungle Book	272 09
Which GreatTrain Robber played himself in The Sex Pistols’ film The Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Swindle	Ronnie Biggs	272 10
Which actor!singer was plain David Cook before joining the county set	David Essex	272 11
The name of which city in the Middle East means ‘warm place’	Teheran	272 12
In which country are the Slieve Bloom mountains	Ireland	272 13
What was Burke and Hare’s gruesome pursuit	Body-snatching	272 14
Who did Brazil’s footballers beat 4-I in the 1970 World Cup Final	Italy	272 15
What did Beryt call sex in the TV sitcom The Lovers	‘Percy Filth	272 16
Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis played which 1991 fugitives	Thelma and Louise	273 01
With what sport was David Broome associated	Show-jumping	273 02
The island of Capri is situated at the southern entrance to which bay1	Bay of Naples	273 03
Who performed a concert in the park at the end of each episode of Trumpton	The fire brigade band	273 04
Which British political party was founded in 1934	Scottish National Party	273 05
What name is given to the white ball in snooker	Cue ball	273 06
What country produces the wine Valpolicella	Italy	273 07
In which city is the Wailing Wall	Jerusalem	273 08
What bird can be marsh, coal or crested1	Tit	273 09
What name is given to the President’s study in the White House	The Oval Office	273 10
What is the name of the Marquess of Bath’s stately home1	Longleat House	273 11
Who was the donkey in Winnie-the-Pooh	Eeyore	273 12
Cheyenne is the capital of which American state	Wyoming	273 13
Which group were in the ‘Car Wash’ in 1976	Rose Royce	273 14
Who made snooker’s first televised maximum break	Steve Davis	273 15
What is the favourite coffee shop of the Crane brothers in Frasier	Café Nervosa	273 16
What do the words ‘month’, ‘orange’, ‘silver’ and ‘purple’ have common	No word in the English language rhymes with them	274 01
Whose car goes ‘parp parp’	Noddy	274 02
From which country does the wine Marsala come	Sicily	274 03
What is a skillet	Cooking pot	274 04
In what make of car did Graham Hill become Formula One World Champion in 1962	BRM	274 05
In which English county is the Fylde peninsula	Lancashire	274 06
Which band were originally known as The High Numbers	The Who	274 07
Who is the patron saint of comedians and mental illness	StVitus	274 08
Why did Catherine the Great of Russia have her hairdresser imprisoned in an iron cage for three years	Catherine contracted dandruff and didn’t want the news to spread	274 09
Who played the fast-talking DJ in Good Morning Vietnam	Robin Williams	274 10
Which sports commentator described his last race in September 2001	Murray Walker	274 11
Which two colours feature on the Austrian flag	Red and white	274 12
Which band sang about ‘Whisky In The Jar’ in 1973	Thin Lizzy	274 13
How many Duncans were Kings of Scotland	Two	274 14
Who is the ‘showbiz kitten’ from Goodness Gracious Me	Smeeta Smitten	274 15
Who was the first foreign manager to lift the FA Cup	Ruud Gullit	274 16
Which sum is an anagram of ‘Eleven plus two	‘Twelve plus one	275 01
What is the capital of Cuba	Havana	275 02
Which heavyweight American singer choked to death on a sandwich in 1974	‘Mama’ Cass Elliot	275 03
Who became King of England in 1422 at the age of eight months	Henry VI	275 04
Of all the words in the English language, which has the most definitions	Set	275 05
Which comedy actor’s last words, after flicking through the Bible on his deathbed, were: ‘I’m looking for a loophole”	WC. Fields	275 06
How many times did the superstitious Charles Dickens touch everything for luck	Three	275 07
Which model had a stint presenting This Morning in 2001	Twiggy	275 08
The lotus flower is the national symbol of which country	India	275 09
In 1992, which athlete became the first British woman to win an Olympic track gold medal for 28 years	Sally Gunnell	275 10
From what was Luke Skywalker’s surname in Star Wars changed at the last minute because the original sounded too violent	Starkiller	275 11
Which movie star, who died in 1990, left her pet corgi Morgan a monthly salary plus his own limo and maid	Ava Gardner	275 12
One in every 5000 North Atlantic lobsters is born what colour	Bright blue	275 13
What number did Paul Hardcasde take to the top of the charts in 1985	‘19	275 14
In which English county is Louth	Lincolnshire	275 15
How many points are scored for knocking the ball over the crossbar in hurling	One	275 16
Which letter of the English alphabet hasn’t changed shape since its introduction around l30BC	0	276 01
The pips of which fruit contain a minute measure of cyarnde	Apples	276 02
Why don’t bulls see red	They’re colour-blind	276 03
Which former member of the band was the subject of Pink Floyd’s ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond’	Syd BarrEtt	276 04
What is the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet	Delta	276 05
What is the highest that can be scored with a single dart	60	276 06
What was the name of Lenny Henry’s Chef	Gareth Blackstock	276 07
What was the first name of the French philosopher and mathematician Descartes	René	276 08
Who once wrote three symphonies in the space of six weeks	Mozart	276 09
Whose run of three successive UK number one singles was interrupted by St Winifred’s School Choir with ‘There’s No One Quite Like Grandma’	John Lennon	276 10
Which football manager tried to lead his team off the pitch before a penalty shoot-out in a play-off match at the end of the 2000-I season	Trevor Francis (Birmingham City)	276 11
What is the state capital of Australia’s Northern Territory	Darwin	276 12
Who wrote the Barchester series of novels	Anthony Trollope	276 13
Which musical instrument has an inner sliding tube	Trombone	276 14
TB is an abbreviation for which disease	Tuberculosis	276 15
Who did Mordred call ‘uncle Arthur’	King Arthur	276 16
Whose film crew were accused of harassing Prince William at the start of his first university term	Prince Edward	277 01
What is the American equivalent of British Summer Time	Daylight SavingTime	277 02
Which American golfer won the 2001 USPGA tournament	David Toms	277 03
Which English aircraft designer and manufacturer produced the Tiger Moth and the Mosquito	Geoffrey de Havilland	277 04
From which continent do piranha fish come	South America	277 05
Which insect saw Cock Robin die	The fly	277 06
Who started his acting career as The Fresh Prince of BeI-Air	Will Smith	277 07
Which small stringed instrument takes its name from the Hawaiian for ‘jumping flea’	Ukelele	277 08
Which is the only Great Lake situated entirely within the United States	Lake Michigan	277 09
Which song links Millie and Bad Manners	‘My Boy Lollipop	277 10
In which English county is Launceston	Cornwall	277 11
As whom is Steve land Judkins better known	Stevie Wonder	277 12
Which soldier, who conquered Sicily and Naples in 1860, gave his name to a type of biscuit1	Garibaldi	277 13
What part of the body is affected by periodontal disease	Gums	277 14
The Green Goblin is the arch enemy of which superhero	Spiderman	277 15
Which Austrian skier won a record 25 World Cup downhill events from l97484	Franz Klammer	277 16
What was the name of Dave Berry’s backing group	The Cruisers	278 01
In which English county is the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst	Berkshire	278 02
Which currency is used by Jordan, Iraq and Libya	Dinar	278 03
What is the name for a line drawn from the centre of a circle to the circumference	. Radius	278 04
Who visited Lilliput and Brobdingnag	Gulliver	278 05
According to legend, for how many days is the weather on St Swithun’s Day set to continue	40	278 06
Which five countries border Switzerland	Germany, Austria, Liectenstein, Italy and France	278 07
In 1985, who became the first British golfer to win the Open for 16 years	Sandy Lyle	278 08
What was the name of the holiday camp in Hi-De-Hi	Maplins	278 09
Who fronted a band called Camel	Peter Frampton	278 10
Which Hollywood star is known as the ‘Italian Stallion’	Sylvester Stallone	278 11
Aleppo and Horns are towns in which Middle East country	Syria	278 12
Major Charles Ingram’s jackpot win on which TV quiz was investigated by the police	Who Wants To Be A Millionaire	278 13
What is the name for two words with the same meaning	Synonym	278 14
Which sweetly-scented tree has the Latin name Syringa vulgaris	Lilac	278 15
What is the geographical significance of Dunnet Head in Scotland	It is the most northerly point on the British mainland	278 16
What is Blue Vinny	A type of cheese	279 01
What can robber crabs do that other crabs can’t	Climb trees	279 02
Which artist painted a picture a day for the last 70 days of his life	Van Gogh	279 03
What do the words ‘abstemious’, ‘abstentious’, ‘arsenious’, ‘arteriosus’ and ‘facetious’ have in common	They are the only words in the English language where the five vowels are in alphabetical order	279 04
Who gave away a late penalty to put England out of the 2000 European Championship finals	Phil Neville	279 05
l(eith Reif was lead singer with which Sixties band	The Yardbirds	279 06
Which country publishes more books per head than any other in the world	Iceland	279 07
What role was Elmo Lincoln playing when he stabbed his co-star to death while filming a 1918 movie	Tarzan (Lincoln stabbed a lion that attacked him)	279 08
In which country is Mount Fuji	Japan	279 09
Which game uses a curved stick called a caman	Shinty	279 10
Which French city stands on the River Ill	Strasbourg	279 11
Which stretch of water used to be called the Gulf of Gascony	Bay of Biscay	279 12
Which Crossroads character was unmasked as an impostor in 2001	Sarah-Jane Harvey	279 13
Who walked out on the 1985 movie Beverly Hills Cop after his demand for more action scenes was rejected	Sylvester Stallone	279 14
What job links Abraham Lincoln and Rock Hudson	Both were once postmen	279 15
What was the title of the 1998 number one for Run-DMC vs Jason Nevins	‘It’s Like That	279 16
Which long-serving tennis commentator died in 1992	Dan Maskell	280 01
If you were to spell out numbers (omitting the ‘and’), what number would you have to go to before finding the letter ‘a’	One thousand	280 02
In which country was Chris De Burgh born	Argentina	280 03
The anagram of which actress’s name is ‘evil lass in erotica’	Alicia Silverstone	280 04
What pseudonym is used by author David Cornwell	John Le Carré	280 05
What is the name for an alloy of copper and tin	Bronze	280 06
Who founded Habitat	Terence Conran	280 07
What colours are the numbers on a roulette wheel	Red and black	280 08
In which English county is Althorp House	Northamptonshire	280 09
Who played Dr Andrew Attwood in Peak Practice	Gary Mavers	280 10
Who was sent off as England’s footballers went out of the 1998 World Cup	David Beckham	280 11
Donald McGill created I 2,000 examples of what type of artwork	Saucy seaside postcards	280 12
Which band are led by Ian Broudie	The Lightning Seeds	280 13
What does the Venus de MiIo lack	Arms	280 14
How many chambers are there in the human heart	Four	280 15
How many Football League teams are there in Kent	One (Gillingham)	280 16
How many hearts does an earthworm have	Ten	281 01
Which superstar sang backing vocals on Rockwell’s ‘Somebody’s Watching You’	Michael Jackson	281 02
Which Blue Peter presenter played one of Doctor Who’s assistants	Peter Purves	281 03
A crop of which fruit dropped from the sky onto a Louisiana building- site in 1961	Peaches	281 04
The Flathead Lake Monster is said to exist in which American state	Montana	281 05
Which racehorse named after a Russian dancer won the Two Thousand Guineas, Derby and St Leger in 1970	Nijinsky	281 06
Which swashbuckling trio were created by Alexandre Dumas	The Three Musketeers	281 07
Who played Crêpe Suzette in the film Absolute Beginners	Patsy Kensit	281 08
Durrës is the chief port of which country	Albania	281 09
Which battle on British soil took place on 9 September 1513	Battle of Flodden	281 10
Who was the original presenter of the TV talent show New Faces	Derek Hobson	281 11
What speed can a dragonfly reach	25mph	281 12
What is unique about the Book of Esther in the Bible	It is the only book of the Bible that doesn’t mention God by name	281 13
Which Thursday precipitated the worldwide Depression in 1929	Black Thursday	281 14
Who duetted with Peter Gabriel on ‘Don’t Give Up’	Kate Bush	281 15
Who composed the ballet Swan Lake	Tchaikovsky	281 16
Which is farthest west — Bristol, Liverpool or	Liverpool	282 01
Which is the smallest planet	Pluto	282 02
What does the term gibbous describe	A phase of the Moon	282 03
Where is Queen Maud Land	Antarctica	282 04
Who is the ‘Mike’ of Mike and the Mechanics	Mike Rutherford	282 05
Who was the first black player to appear for England in a full international	Viv Anderson	282 06
Who lived on Berrydown Farm	Pingwings	282 07
Although he had one himself, which movie studio boss refused to allow any of his employees to grow a moustache	WaIt Disney	282 08
Which country hosts an annual mass tomato fight	Spain	282 09
What is levophobia	Fear of the left side	282 10
Which American state is nicknamed the ‘Granite State”	New Hampshire	282 11
What is the national currency of Thailand	The baht	282 12
What does an invertebrate lack	A backbone	282 13
What was Margaret Thatcher’s maiden name	Roberts	282 14
In which month of the year is the British Open golf tournament held	July	282 15
What is a septum	Partition between the nostrils	282 16
Which football manager retired after leading Nottingham Forest to relegation in 1993	Brian dough	283 01
Which two English counties border Scotland	Cumbria and Northumberland	283 02
Which veteran Irish rock star used to be one of Them	Van Morrison	283 03
Which animated protagonists were condemned in the 1970s for their ‘mindless violence’	Tom and Jerry	283 04
Who was translated as Donald Anus by the Vatican newspaper	Donald Duck	283 05
Angel Clare appeared in which Thomas Hardy novel	Tess of the D’Urbervilles	283 06
Blandford Forum is in which county	Dorset	283 07
On which coast of France is Deauville	North	283 08
In which sport do competitors go earholing	Motorcycle racing	283 09
Which are the two cities in A Tale of Two Cities	London and Paris	283 10
Which Cluedo suspect is known as Fröken Rod in Scandinavia	Miss Scarlett	283 11
Leary Constantine played Test cricket for which country	West Indies	283 12
Which order of monks maintain a vow of silence	Trappist	283 13
Which two fruits are anagrams of each other	Lemon and melon	283 14
What does Sir Michael Stoute train	Racehorses	283 15
In which country were the Triads founded	China	283 16
What happened if suspects drowned during trial by ordeal	They were found innocent	284 01
What was Napoleon in a George Orwell novel	A pig	284 02
What do actors Anthony Newley, James Booth,Terence Stamp and Laurence Harvey have in common	They all turned down Michael Caine’s role in AIfie	284 03
Which band was formed in 1989 by Johnny Marr and Bernard Sumner	Electronic	284 04
Who was Benton Fraser’s first partner in Due South	Ray Vecchio	284 05
What type of creature is a painted lady	Butterfly	284 06
Which actor’s first name means ‘cool breeze over the mountains’ in Hawaiian	Keanu Reeves	284 07
Who succeeded Ruud Gullit as manager of Chelsea	Gianluca Vialli	284 08
Of whom did Irving Layton once say: ‘At last Canada has produced a political leader worthy of assassination’	Pierre Trudeau	284 09
Who was England’s goalkeeper in the 1966 World Cup Final	Gordon Banks	284 10
Which boy band had a hit in 2001 with ‘Let’s Dance’	Five	284 11
Sarah Lancashire and Pam Ferris starred as nurses in which drama series	Where The Heart Is	284 12
Cirrhosis particularly attacks which organ of the body	Liver	284 13
What can be electric or jellied	Eels	284 14
May Hardman was the first death in which TV soap	Coronation Street	284 15
The lines of which army were drawn up by William Booth	The Salvation Army	284 16
Who played a character ageing from 17 to 121 in Little Big Man	Dustin Hoffman	285 01
What was the sequel to Naked Gun 2 :The Smell of Fear	Naked Gun 33’/j:The Final Insult	285 02
As whom was Francis Morgan Thompson better known	Daley Thompson	285 03
With which band was Lionel Richie the lead singer before embarking on a solo career	The Commodores	285 04
How many years are celebrated by a ruby anniversary	40	285 05
Where in Britain would you find Robin Hood’s Bay	North Yorkshire	285 06
At what temperature Fahrenheit does water boil	212 degrees	285 07
What does QC stand for	Queen’s Counsel	285 08
Which planet was first located in 1846	Neptune	285 09
In Great Expectations, whose room had remained untouched for decades	Miss Havisham	285 10
Maastricht is a town in which European country	The Netherlands	285 11
What shape is something that is falcate	Hooked	285 12
In what type of bowling does cricketer Shane Warne specialise	Leg spin	285 13
What is the principal ingredient in a guacamole dip	Avocado	285 14
Which duck was guarded by Chopper the bulldog	Yakky Doodle	285 15
Which French couturier pioneered the mini skirt with Britain’s Mary Quant	André Courreges	285 16
Who created Horatio Hornblower’ L2__J	C.S. Forester	286 01
What is the capital of Finland	Helsinki	286 02
In which country was the 1993 film The Piano set7	New Zealand	286 03
As whom did rapper Sean Combs find fame	Puff Daddy	286 04
In which sport might you perform a double axel and a lutz	Ice skating	286 05
Who said to The Sex Pistols: ‘Go on, you’ve got another ten seconds. Say something outrageous’	Bill Grundy	286 06
What was Captain Edward Smith’s principal role in nautical history	He was captain of the Titanic	286 07
What two colours feature on the Swiss national flag	Red and white	286 08
Who was Gordon Bennett	A US newspaper publisher	286 09
Which London Underground station was called Westminster Bridge Road until 1917	Lambeth North	286 10
Which Enzo founded one of the world’s leading car manufacturers	Enzo Ferrari	286 11
Brylcreem is an amalgamation of which two ingredients	Brilliantine and cream	286 12
The name of which Middle East capital means ‘God’s gift’	Baghdad	286 13
Who was invariably ‘very, very drunk’ on The Fast Show	Rowley Birkin QC	286 14
The dressage is part of which Olympic event	Equestrian three-day event	286 15
lronbridge is in which English county	Shropshire	286 16
In which 1959 film did Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon appear in drag	Some Like It Hot	287 01
How many points is the letter K’ worth in Scrabble	Five	287 02
Which comedian was born Alfred Hawthorne Hill	Benny Hill	287 03
Which is Sweden’s most southerly city	Malmö	287 04
Which sporting event of 1985 attracted 18.6 million viewers in the early hours of the morning	World Snooker final	287 05
Which small car created a motoring revolution when it was introduced in 1959	The Mini	287 06
Which type of lorry is named after a Hindu god	Juggernaut	287 07
8 Who came out with the immortal line: Let them eat cake’	Marie Antoinette	287 08
Which Neighbours stalwart died in 2001	Madge Bishop	287 09
Who wrote The War of the Worlds	H. G.Wells	287 10
The Simplon tunnel runs beneath which range of mountains	The Alps	287 11
In which country is the Wood Buffalo national park	Canada	287 12
Which English poet became a Greek national hero	Lord Byron	287 13
Which British father-and-son each held the world land and water speed records	Malcolm and Donald Campbell	287 14
Who created the detective Adam Daigliesh	RD. James	287 15
With which musical instrument is Duane Eddy associated	Electric guitar	287 16
What happened in 1971 while Calgary’s KFSM radio station was playing Carole King’s ‘I Feel The Earth Move’7	The studio collapsed	288 01
In which English county is the Isle of Purbeck	Dorset	288 02
Who wrote the children’s story The Old Man of Lochnagar	Prince Charles	288 03
In which year did Cliff Richard reach number one in the UK with ‘We Don’t Talk Anymore”	1979	288 04
Who was joint manager of Charlton Athletic with Alan Curbishley	Steve Gritt	288 05
Which is the most easterly of the Balearic Islands	Minorca	288 06
Which river links St. Etienne and Nantes	Loire	288 07
Charity Dingle is a character in which soap	Emmerdale	288 08
Fort Worth is a region of which American city	Dallas	288 09
According to legend, who saw above his head a sword suspended by a single hair	Damocles	288 10
What nationality was distance runner Emil Zatopek	Czech	288 11
What is the term for the season when male deer become sexually aroused	Rutting	288 12
Who presents Streetmote	Davina McCall	288 13
Who is the builder on Ground Force	Tommy Walsh	288 14
Which is further north — Madrid,Valencia or Barcelona	Barcelona	288 15
Who went solo after appearing in The Partridge Family	David Cassidy	288 16
Which awards were made of wood to conserve metal during World War Two	The Oscars	289 01
William Peter Blatty wrote which supernatural novel that became a 1973 box-office smash in the cinema	The Exorcist	289 02
In which year did Charles I become King of England	1625	289 03
Which new town in Buckinghamshire was created in 1967	Milton Keynes	289 04
What were Bingo, Crossbow and Horlicks	Operation code names from World WarTwo	289 05
Which London racecourse closed in 1979	Alexandra Park	289 06
What part of the body does a genuphobic fear	Knees	289 07
How many hours are China ahead of the UK	Eight	289 08
Which country was ruled by the House of Vasa from 1523-1654	Sweden	289 09
Who was Jimmy Carter’s Vice-President	Walter Mondale	289 10
What is the chemical symbol for aluminium	Al	289 11
What Latin phrase means time flies’	Tempus fugit	289 12
What was Maigret’s Christian name	Jules	289 13
Who wrote Volpone and The Alchemist	Ben Jonson	289 14
What country has the international vehicle index ROU	Uruguay	289 15
What did Casey Jones drive	A railroad locomotive	289 16
In 1997, who became the first British man to reach the world’s top ten tennis rankings	Greg Rusedski	290 01
In which city is the Trevi fountain	Rome	290 02
What was the pen name of Amandine Aurore Lucie Dupiri	George Sand	290 03
Which tiny European country is divided up into nine castles	San Marino	290 04
What type of dancer is Lynn Seymour	Ballet	290 05
In which country is Santander	Spain	290 06
Which indie band took their name from a character in the novel To Kill A Mockingbird	The Boo Radleys	290 07
In which year was football ‘coming home’ to England	1996	290 08
In which city is the Bull Ring Shopping Centre	Birmingham	290 09
What is the hardest bone in the human body	The jawbone	290 10
In which country was Keanu Reeves born	Lebanon	290 11
What name is given to one-hundredth of a second	A jiffr	290 12
What is a lory	A parrot-like bird	290 13
What can be spectacled, sun or black	Bears	290 14
Carol I became the first king of which country in 1881	Romania	290 15
Eton College is in which county	Berkshire	290 16
Which motorcycle gangs divide themselves into chapters	Hell’s Angels	291 01
In which soap did the pub owner marry the vicar in 2001	Emmerdole	291 02
Who is the patron saint of travellers	St Christopher	291 03
What town name has a castle in North Yorkshire and a park near London	Richmond	291 04
Who sang about the morning DJ from ‘W-O-L-D’	Harry Chapin	291 05
Which Midlands football club are nicknamed the ‘Rams’	Derby County	291 06
Which English cricket ground has the Kirkstall Lane end	Headingley	291 07
In which country is the Nullarbor Plain	Australia	291 08
What is significant about the words ‘stewardesses’ and ‘reverberated’	They are the longest words that can be typed with only the left hand	291 09
How many living descendants does Shakespeare have	None	291 10
Which Muppet was banned from Turkish TV during religious festivals so that viewers wouldn’t be offended by the sight of an ‘unclean’ animal	Miss Piggy	291 11
On which river does Turin stand	Po	291 12
What is Joey’s surname in Friends	Tribbiani	291 13
Which England cricket captain was forced to apologise to umpire Shakoor Rana after a row that halted play for a day in Pakistan	Mike Gatting	291 14
Which ‘Wonder Horse’ had his own TV series	Champion	291 15
Who did Chris Patten call ‘a kind of walking obituary for the Labour Party’	Michael Foot	291 16
On which island is Ronaldsway airport	Isle of Man	292 01
Who was Gerald Ford’s Vice-President	Nelson Rockefeller	292 02
At what age does a filly become a mare	Four	292 03
From which country are the band Midnight Oil	Australia	292 04
What is the US equivalent of a post code	Zip code	292 05
Who directed Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels	Guy Ritchie	292 06
In the NATO phonetic alphabet, which word represents the letter ‘G’	Golf	292 07
In A Tale of Two Cities, who was Sidney Carton’s doppelganger	Charles Darnay	292 08
Which bird was on the reverse side of the last farthing	Wren	292 09
Who wrote Brighton Rock and Monsignor Quixote	Graham Greene	292 10
Who played Cruella deVil in 101 Dalmations	Glenn Close	292 11
Who captained the British Lions rugby team on their triumphant tour to South Africa in 1974	Willie John McBride	292 12
Which early film comedian was noted for his trademark horn-rimmed glasses and straw hat	Harold Lloyd	292 13
Llandrindod Wells is the administrative headquarters of which county	Powys	292 14
In which ocean is the Sargasso Sea	Atlantic	292 15
What name is given to the widow of a king	Dowager	292 16
What is the equivalent of the Red Cross in Muslim countries	The Red Crescent	293 01
In which country is Linate airport	Italy	293 02
Mrs Danvers is the sinister housekeeper in which novel	Rebecca	293 03
What did Trevor Chappell do in 1980 to prevent New Zealand winning a Test match against Australia	He bowled underarm along the ground	293 04
Which zoo is situated north-east of Tamworth	Twycross	293 05
What is the name of Prince Edward’s TV production company	Ardent	293 06
Hamlet was the prince of which country	Denmark	293 07
Who played Queen Elizabeth I in Blackadder II	Miranda Ric:hardson	293 08
The Heartbreakers.backed which American singer	Tom Petty	293 09
Which Nightingale reads the ITV news	Mary Nightingale	293 10
St Peter Port is the capital of which of the Channel Islands	Guernsey	293 11
Which British national newspaper folded in 1971	Daily Sketch	293 12
Which minister earned the nickname ‘Milk Snatcher’ after abolishing free milk for schoolchildren	Margaret Thatcher	293 13
Which African country’s national coach was banned from football for life by the king after the team were eliminated from the 1998 World Cup qualifiers by Kenya	Algeria	293 14
What is the capital of Belarus	Minsk	293 15
Which movie directed by Robert Redford won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1980	Ordinary People	293 16
How many legs do spiders have	Eight	294 01
With which food is London’s Billingsgate Market associated	Fish	294 02
What is a spoonbill	A bird	294 03
Which TV agent had a thing about cherry pie	Agent Cooper in Twin Peaks	294 04
In horse racing, which of the Guineas is for fillies only	One Thousand Guineas	294 05
What nickname did TV executive Nigel Lythgoe earn after his appearances as a judge on Popstars	‘Nasty Nigel	294 06
In which city is Murrayfield Stadium	Edinburgh	294 07
What name is given to a wine bottle four times the ordinary size	Jeroboam	294 08
In military parlance, what does SAS stand for	Special Air Service	294 09
Which two football clubs were elected to the Scottish League in 2000	Elgin City and Peterhead	294 10
Whereabouts in the human body is the maxilla	Jaw	294 11
Which bird gets its name from the frill of feathers around the neck of the male	Ruff	294 12
Which European city is famous for its Latin quarter	Paris	294 13
Which animal can eat almost I OOlb of bamboo shoots in a single day	Giant panda	294 14
Which Australian was Formula One World Champion in 1980	Alan Jones	294 15
Which house plant was the Latin name Ficus eiastica	Rubber plant	294 16
Don Henley is the drummer with which band	The Eagles	295 01
Katy Cropper was the first woman to win which TV competition	One Man and His Dog	295 02
Which chirpy cricket umpire retired from the game in 1998	Dickie Bird	295 03
What do Yvonne De Carlo, Michael J. Fox and Barbara Parkins have in common	All three were Hollywood actors born in Vancouver, Canada	295 04
Who said of death: ‘There is the fear that there is an afterlife but no one will know where it’s being held’	Woody Allen	295 05
Which actress chose her first name from a character in the novel The Great Gatsby	Sigourney Weaver	295 06
Which 1983 song shot to the top of the charts after Radio I Dj Mike Read announced that he was refusing to play it because of its sexual content	‘Relax	295 07
Which English king was known as ‘The Turnip-Hoer’	George I	295 08
In which American state is Fort Knox	Kentucky	295 09
Which cartoon cat was created by Pat Sullivan in 1919	Felix	295 10
Peter Taylor managed which Premiership football club at the start of the 2001-2 season	Leicester City	295 11
Who was Prime Minister of Singapore from 1959-90	Lee Kuan Yew	295 12
Wattle is the national flower of which country	Australia	295 13
Which former Tranmere Rovers full-back is part of the BBC’s soccer team	Ray Stubbs	295 14
Which three countries border Vietnam	China, Laos and Cambodia	295 15
What was the former name of Ho Chi Minh City	Saigon	295 16
Which country is immediately to the north of Belize	Mexico	296 01
What nationality were the band Golden Earring who had a Seventies hit with ‘Radar Love’	Dutch	296 02
Which is the nearest Communist country to the United States	Cuba	296 03
What is the average duration of sexual intercourse for humans	Two minutes	296 04
Who blink more — men or women	Women	296 05
Where is a shrimp’s heart	In its head	296 06
What were Cinderella’s slippers originally made out of before the story was changed by a 17th-century translator	Fur	296 07
What happened to Ronald Reagan’s chimpanzee co-star the day before the premiere of Bedtime for Bonzo	It died	296 08
At which cricket ground do bowlers come in from the Radcliffe Road end	Trent Bridge	296 09
Who was Warren’s despatch rider lover on This Life	Ferdy	296 10
What are auctioned at Tattersalls	Racehorses	296 11
Which member of the Royal Family joined the Navy in 1971	Prince Charles	296 12
Lauryn Hill was singer with which Nineties band	The Fugees	296 13
What materials did the three little pigs use to build their houses	Straw, sticks and bricks	296 14
What was Stephanie Rahn’s claim to fame in 1970	She was the first topless newspaper pinup	296 15
What creature is sometimes called an eft	Newt	296 16
Who scored a hat-trick in the Matthews’ Cup Final	Stan Mortensen	297 01
Who starred in Roxanne and My Blue Heaven	Steve Martin	297 02
Which were the first Olympic Games to be televised live in Britain	The 1948 Olympics	297 03
Which is the most easterly state in the USA	Maine	297 04
Which English town is famous for its crooked spire	Chesterfield	297 05
In which county is the Prime Minister’s country home, Chequers	Buckinghamshire	297 06
Who had a number one album in 2001 with ‘A Funk Odyssey’	Jamiroquai	297 07
Where does a cow have its sweat glands	In its nose	297 08
At what age can a female lemming first become pregnant	14 days old	297 09
Who invented the motorists’ aid, the cat’s eye	Percy Shaw	297 10
Which Dorset town is also the name of a city on the South Island of New Zealand	Christchurch	297 11
What went down on 15 April 1912	The Titanic	297 12
Which Seventies band were formed at Charterhouse School	Genesis	297 13
Who was the Roman god of the underworld	Pluto	297 14
Nuuk is the capital of which country	Greenland	297 15
Who wrote Circle of Friends and The Glass Lake	Maeve Binchy	297 16
Which novel by Mark Twain was the first to be written on a typewriter	The Adventures of Tom Sawyer	298 01
In which English city is the Meadowhall Shopping Centre	Sheffield	298 02
What is a wampee	A fruit	298 03
For which football club did 1966 World Cup hero George Cohen play	Fulham	298 04
What is Morrissey’s first name	Steven	298 05
Tirol is a province of which country	Austria	298 06
Which Fiona co-presents Crimewatch UK	Fiona Bruce	298 07
The Torres Strait separates which country from Australia	New Guinea	298 08
The controversial 1932 Test series between the cricketers of Australia and England became known as which series	The Bodyline series	298 09
In which year did the charity single ‘Perfect Day’ reach number one	1997	298 10
Which American state is known as the ‘Land of Enchantment’	New Mexico	298 11
General Franco was dictator of which country from 1939	Spain	298 12
Which Hollywood actress was nicknamed ‘The Professional Virgin’	Doris Day	298 13
The name of which Australian city means ‘meeting-place’	Canberra	298 14
Which Olympic 100 metres champion was the subject of the film Chariots of Fire	Harold Abrahams	298 15
Who said: ‘I came, I saw,l conquered’	julius Caesar	298 16
Which Dutchman managed Rangers Football Club in 2001-2	Dick Advocaat	299 01
Where would you find vitreous humour	In your eye	299 02
How old was Arran Fernandez when he sat a maths GCSE examination in 2001	Five	299 03
The Canadian city of Dawson lies at the confluence of which two rivers	Klondike and Yukon	299 04
Which Swedish actress starred in Casablanca	Ingrid Bergman	299 05
Saanen, Hongtong and Toggenburg are all breeds of which animal	Goat	299 06
Which two countries are separated by the Rio Grande	USA and Mexico	299 07
What was the name of the officious ARP warden in Dad’s Army	Mr Hodges	299 08
What is the plural of mongoose	Mongooses	299 09
On what day of the week must a month start in order for there to be a Friday the 13th	Sunday	299 10
Hayling Island is part of which English county	Hampshire	299 11
What brought Bugs Bunny and basketball star Michael Jordan together in 1996	The movie Space Jam	299 12
Dolores O’Riordan is the singer with which band	The Cranberries	299 13
What is the principal colour of the Moroccan flag	Red	299 14
The thistle is the emblem of which country	Scotland	299 15
What was Babe Ruth’s real Christian name	George	299 16
In which continent are the Atlas Mountains	Africa	300 01
Which punk band were ‘Turning japanese’ in 1980	The Vapors	300 02
Which was the chosen event of British athlete Roger Black	400 metres	300 03
What colour were post boxes originally	Green	300 04
What form of transport was pioneered by lgor Sikorsky	Helicopter	300 05
Which Russian novelist wrote Crime and Punishment	Dostoevsky	300 06
What was Victoria Beckham’s maiden name	Adams	300 07
What product was Henry Doulton’s speciality	Pottery	300 08
Jason Durr took over from Nick Berry in which TV series	Heartbeat	300 09
What did my true love give to me on the third day of Christmas	Three French hens	300 10
As which Sixties band were Scott Engel,John Maus and Gary Leeds better known	The Walker Brothers	300 11
For what is ENT an abbreviation in medicine	Ear, nose and throat	300 12
Who makes ‘exceedingly good cakes’	Mr Kipling	300 13
In what form of theatre did Ben Travers specialise	Farce	300 14
What is a fata morgana	mirage	300 15
Which Hollywood comic was born Joseph Levitch	Jerry Lewis	300 16
Some 60,000 men were killed on the first day of which World War One battle	Battle of the Somme	301 01
Which actor’s middle name is Columcille	Mel Gibson	301 02
What number on the Beaufort Scale indicates a gale	Eight	301 03
Varna is a port on which sea	Black Sea	301 04
Which James Bond once advertised Big Fry chocolate bars	George Lazenby	301 05
Who was the Greek goddess of the Earth	Gaia	301 06
Who wrote The Darling Buds of May	HE. Bates	301 07
Which Football League team are nicknamed the ‘Chairboys’	Wycombe Wanderers	301 08
Which Post Office executive invented adhesive stamps in the I 9th century	Rowland Hill	301 09
In which year did the Easter Rising take place in Dublin	1916	301 10
Which band released the album ‘Automatic ForThe People’	R.E.M.	301 11
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern featured in which Shakespeare play	Hamlet	301 12
Who painted The Laughing Cavalier	Frans Hals	301 13
Which English cricketer took a world record 19 wickets in a Test match against Australia in 1956	Jim Laker	301 14
The Barras is a market in which British city	Glasgow	301 15
Who was Richie Rich’s agent	Ralph Filthy	301 16
Which novel was set in a house called Manderley	Rebecca	302 01
What is the name for the stretch of coastline which connects StT ropez, Cannes and Nice	Côte d’Azur	302 02
In 1964, which English cricketer became the first bowler to take 300 Test wickets	Fred Trueman	302 03
Which Hollywood star enrolled to become a priest at 14, but dropped out after a year	Tom Cruise	302 04
What are red admirals and swallow tails	Butterflies	302 05
Who adopted Bamm Bamm	Barney and Betty Rubble	302 06
Which city was the capital of the Byzantine Empire	Constantinople	302 07
Astrakhan and Baku are the chief ports on which inland sea	Caspian Sea	302 08
What is the most commonly-used word in written English	‘The	302 09
Which explorer gave his name to America	Amerigo Vespucci	302 10
Which American was UK champion jockey in 1984, 1985 and 1987	Steve Cauthen	302 11
Thereze Bazaar and David Van Day made up which singing duo	Dollar	302 12
The Great Orme is near which Welsh resort	Llandudno	302 13
What is a scallion	A type of onion	302 14
Which American state wanted R. Dean Taylor in the title of a 1971 hit	Indiana	302 15
What was first tested by Brian Trubshaw	Concorde	302 16
Which prison is located at Princetown	Dartmoor	303 01
In which city is the Millennium Stadium	Cardiff	303 02
In which city do Juventus Football Club play	Turin	303 03
Which comedy actor’s middle name is Marwood	John Cleese	303 04
Which Coronation Street character finally acquired a new pair of glasses in 2001	Deirdre Rachid	303 05
Michael Flatley was associated with which Irish dance show	Riverdance	303 06
Who wrote 2001;A Space Odyssey	Arthur C. Clarke	303 07
In which country is the Great Slave Lake	Canada	303 08
Which planet is farthest from the Sun	Pluto	303 09
What percentage of air is oxygen	21%	303 10
In which country is the Uluru national park	Australia	303 11
Which man of many guises had a 1999 number one with ‘Praise You’	Fatboy Slim	303 12
What did Hoss Cartwright have in common with the Stewart from 10cc	Both were called Eric	303 13
What is a baby kangaroo called	A joey	303 14
In which city was Michael Owen born	Chester	303 15
In which country is the ski resort of Sapporo	Japan	303 16
Which actor quit.making films with Francis the Talking Mule after learning that the mule received more fan mail than him	Donald O’Connor	304 01
Which birds are trained to catch and retrieve fish in China	Cormorants	304 02
What can’t an owl parrot do that other owls and parrots can	Fly	304 03
Which grow faster — fingernails or toenails	Fingernails	304 04
Which planet has daytime temperatures as high as 800 degrees Fahrenheit but has ice at its poles	Mercury	304 05
Which rap artist was born Robert Van Winkle	Vanilla Ice	304 06
In which country was Mel Gibson born	USA	304 07
What sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham Panthers	Ice hockey	304 08
Which country boasts a Gold Coast	Australia	304 09
In which city do The Royle Family live	Manchester	304 10
According to Ibiza superstition, it is bad luck to allow what on a fishing boat	A priest	304 11
The Rye House Plot was a conspiracy against which English monarch	Charles 11	304 12
What is siderophobia	A fear of the stars	304 13
Which boxer was nicknamed ‘Gentleman Jim’	James J. Corbett	304 14
What was 8 May 1945 otherwise known as	V-E Day	304 15
In which sport do European club sides play for the Heineken Cup	Rugby Union	304 16
Which Scottish island was evacuated on 29 August 1930	St. Kilda	305 01
Where did both Maria Muldaur and the Brand New Heavies spend Midnight	At The Oasis	305 02
What is the birthstone for November	Topaz	305 03
What sport do the Chicago Bulls play	Basketball	305 04
Who discovered the Victoria Falls	David Livingstone	305 05
Which comedians revived Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)	Reeves and Mortimer	305 06
Who cut off Samson’s hair	Delilah	305 07
Which American city is headquarters of the Mormon church	Salt Lake City	305 08
On which golf course is the World Matchplay Championship held	Wentworth	305 09
From which Dumfries and Galloway port would you catch a ferry to Lame in Northern Ireland	Stranraer	305 10
In 1985, which two clubs became the first to share a ground in the history of the Football League	Crystal Palace and Charlton	305 11
People with what colour hair have more hairs on their head than any other	Blonde	305 12
In which European country was cheese a form of currency in the 16th century	Denmark	305 13
How many brains does a leech have	32	305 14
Who starred with Michelle Pfeiffer in Frankie and Johnny	Al Pacino	305 15
Who wrote The Shining and Pet Sematary	Stephen King	305 16
Who is Sacha Baron Cohen’s first famous creation	Ali G	306 01
In which sea is the island of Ithaca	lonian	306 02
What league was originally made up of the American universities of Harvard,Yale, Columbia and Brown	The Ivy League	306 03
Who declared in 1543 that the Sun was at the centre of the Univers&	Copernicus	306 04
Which novelist wrote Tilly Tmtter and The Gloss Virgin	Catherine Cookson	306 05
What is the cube of 20	8,000	306 06
Paddy McAloon is the singer with which band	Prefab Sprout	306 07
What is the Roman number for 65	LXV	306 08
Annapolis is the capital of which American state	Maryland	306 09
Who was Jim Bergerac’s father-in-law	Charlie Hungerford	306 10
Which golfer won the 1997 US Masters by a record 12 shots	Tiger Woods	306 11
Hickstead is synonymous with which sport	Show-jumping	306 12
Which city was the birthplace of Muhammad	Mecca	306 13
What is the name of the Welsh nationalist party	Plaid Cymru	306 14
Which Irish singer had a 1988 number one with ‘Orinoco Flow’	Enya	306 15
Which star sign follows Aquarius	Pisces	306 16
In which Australian state is the town of Albany	Western Australia	307 01
What nationality were the group Black Box who had a UK number one with ‘Ride On Time’	Italian	307 02
What nuts are used to make marzipan	Almond	307 03
What can be a large vessel, a carnivorous plant or a baseball thrower	Pitcher	307 04
What part of Rex Harrison’s anatomy was made of glass	One eye	307 05
If there were French nuts in your lounge, what would you have	A coal fire	307 06
In which Scottish town do the football team Albion Rovers play	Coatbridge	307 07
Which toad was the arch enemy of Dongermouse	Baron Greenback	307 08
Which London theatre was home to the National Theatre from 1963- 76	The Old Vic	307 09
On which river does Omaha stand	Missouri	307 10
Which British driver drove for Jaguar in Formula One in 2001	Eddie Irvine	307 11
Which body was previously known as the Trigonometrical Survey	Ordnance Survey	307 12
Which Dutch royal family took their name from a small principality in southern France	House of Orange	307 13
Which English king was faced with the Peasants’ Revolt	Richard II	307 14
Who starred in Mutiny on the Bounty and The Hunchback of Notre Dome	Charles Laughton	307 15
In which street is the café in EostEnders	Bridge Street	307 16
Which is the only breed of dog that can contract gout	Dalmatian	308 01
How many letters are there in the Cambodian alphabet	74	308 02
In which English county is the seaside town of Hunstanton	Norfolk	308 03
Which Radio I DJ married Fatboy Slim	Zoe BaIl	308 04
Who received an unprecedented nine sixes at the 1984 Winter Olympics	Torvill and Dean	308 05
What species of bird can be Dartford, grasshopper or reed	Warbler	308 06
Which EostEnders actress was one of The Hello Girls	Letitia Dean	308 07
Which Spanish artist painted The Transformation of Narcissus	Salvador Dali	308 08
What was the Mashed Potato	A dance	308 09
Which London Underground line serves Heathrow Airport	Piccadilly Line	308 10
On which island is Las Palmas	Gran Canaria	308 11
Which two English football clubs are nicknamed the Magpies’	Newcastle United and Notts County	308 12
Which American state is immediately to the west of New Mexico	Arizona	308 13
Which soap celebrates its 30th birthday in 2002	Emmerdale	308 14
Which Julie Andrews film won the Best Picture Oscar for 1965	The Sound of Music	308 15
Who wrote The Camomile Lawn	Mary Wesley	308 16
Which duo comprised Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet	Yazoo	309 01
Which Chris Morris TV programme landed in hot water in 2001	Brass Eye	309 02
According to a recent survey, seven per cent of Americans think who is still alive	Elvis Presley	309 03
Which is the most westerly city on the African mainland	Dakar	309 04
Which Scottish football club plays in Cumbernauld	Clyde	309 05
Who had a US number one in 1974 with ‘I Can Help’	Billy Swan	309 06
What is the world’s best-selling book	The Bible	309 07
In which country is the Hekla volcano	Iceland	309 08
Who won a Best Actress Oscar in 1999 for Boys Don’t Cry	Hilary Swank	309 09
Who announced at the end of each episode of The Magic Roundabout that it was ‘Time for bed’	Zebedee	309 10
On which Mediterranean island is the port of Famagusta	Cyprus	309 11
What does an aurist study	Ears	309 12
On which sport is Alex Hay a TV commentator	Golf	309 13
Whose 2001 album was titled ‘Whoa Nelly’	Nelly Furtado	309 14
Fiver and Hazel were characters in which novel	Wotership Down	309 15
What in Britain are fallow, roe or red	Deer	309 16
What is the name for a communal settlement in Israel	Kibbutz	310 01
Who wrote Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit	Jeanette Winterson	310 02
The Stewards’ Cup is run on which racecourse	Goodwood	310 03
On which day of the week do British elections take place	Thursday	310 04
Which TV actress of Polish descent was born Roza Maria Lubienska	Rula Lenska	310 05
Which Hollywood swashbuckler once worked as a sheep-castrator	Errol Flynn	310 06
What phobia did Sigmund Freud suffer from	Fear of train travel (siderodromophobia)	310 07
Which veteran DJ is known as ‘Fluff’	Alan Freeman	310 08
Which composer used to hold his chin with his left hand and conduct with his right because he was afraid his head would roll off his shoulders	Tchaikovsky	310 09
What is Paul McCartney’s first name	james	310 10
As whom did Anna Anderson pass herself off	Anastasia, daughter Of Russian Czar Nicholas 11	310 11
Which French monarch reigned for 72 years	Louis XIV	310 12
Which island is on the opposite side of the Thames from Greenwich Pier	Isle of Dogs	310 13
Which country owns the island of Socotra	Yemen	310 14
Which rap artist was born Tracy Marrow	Ice.T	310 15
Which horse did Alan Munro ride to victory in the 1991 Derby	Generous	310 16
What pet was re-named ‘Wheely’ after being fitted with a Lego leg in 1994	A tortoise	311 01
Which ideal commonwealth was invented by Sir Thomas More	Utopia	311 02
Which is the third longest river in Africa	Niger	311 03
Who ruled in Nineteen Eighty-Four	Big Brother	311 04
In what formation did the animals enter Noah’s Ark	Two by two	311 05
In which county in England would you find the Broads	Norfolk	311 06
Which Coronation Street actor was a helper on Cheggers Plays Pop	Kevin Kennedy (Curly Watts)	311 07
What instrument did Charlie Parker play	Saxophone	311 08
Which Scotsman won the first World Professional Darts Championship	Jocky Wilson	311 09
Lydd airport is in which English county	Kent	311 10
Kinder Scout is the highest point of which national park	Peak District	311 11
What links the authors Harry Patterson and Jack Higgins	They are the same person	311 12
For which county cricket team did Ted Dexter play	Sussex	311 13
What is the name of the nuclear power station in Suffolk	Sizewell	311 14
Whose biggest-selling album was ‘Bat Out Of Hell’	Meat Loaf	311 15
Who played Toggart	Mark McManus	311 16
In which city is the University of East Anglia	Norwich	312 01
Which culinary term, popular in the late I 980s, means ‘new cooking’	Nouvelle cuisine	312 02
Which wild flower is also known as heartsease	Wild pansy	312 03
Perez de Cuéllar was secretary general of which body from 1982-91	United Nations	312 04
Which band wanted to ‘Keep The Faith’ in 1992	Bon Jovi	312 05
What was Paddington Bear’s favourite food	Marmalade sandwiches	312 06
Which planet has a moon named Charor,	Pluto	312 07
How many playing cards are there in a standard pack	52	312 08
Which American state is known as the ‘Flickertail State’	North Dakota	312 09
In which English county is Kettering	Northamptonshire	312 10
How many celebrity panellists are there on each edition of Blankety Blank	Six	312 11
North Brabant is a province of which country	Netherlands	312 12
Who sang about a ‘Cornflake Girl’	Tori Amos	312 13
What is the singular of ‘graffiti’	Graffito	312 14
What is unusual about Jane Austen’s novel Lady Susan	It is written in the form of letters	312 15
What is the name for a military morning wake-up call	Reveille	312 16
What is Jude’s surname in Thomas Hardy’s novel Jude the Obscure	Fawley	313 01
Which Football League club plays at Sixfields Stadium	Northampton Town	313 02
In which TV drama series did Nigel Havers succeed Nigel LeVaillant	Dangerfield	313 03
Which bird took Manfred Mann to number one in 1966	‘Pretty Flamingo	313 04
Which country lies immediately to the south of Angola	Namibia	313 05
Since 1066, which two English kings have been the only monarchs of that name	Stephen and John	313 06
Which chat show host is All Talk	Clive Anderson	313 07
What statue stands in London’s Piccadilly Circus	Eros	313 08
What name is given to an area of open space surrounding a city	Green belt	313 09
In Greek mythology, what sprang up on the spot where Narcissus died	A flower	313 10
In which American city does hip-hop music have its origins	New York	313 11
Opium is extracted from the unripe seeds of which plant	Opium poppy	313 12
In which century was Charlotte Brontë born	19th	313 13
Of which footballer did Sir Alex Ferguson say: ‘He could start a row in an empty house’	Dennis Wise	313 14
What were the followers of I 4th-century religious reformer John Wycliffe known as	Lollards	313 15
In which other country does London stand on the River Thames	Canada	313 16
In which county was the Battle of Naseby fought in 1645	Northamptonshire	314 01
Which footballing Steve moved from Liverpool to Real Madrid	Steve McManaman	314 02
How many kings of Sweden were called Charles	15	314 03
How many goals did Bobby Chariton score for England	49	314 04
Off which country does Devil’s Island lie	French Guiana	314 05
In which English city is St. Katherine’s Dock	London	314 06
In which field of the arts did Anton Dolin make his name	Dance	314 07
What were the chief magistrates called in ancient Venice and Genoa	Doges	314 08
Who starred in the musicals Follow the Fleet and Pin Up Girl	Betty Grable	314 09
What is the name of the royal residence in Edinburgh	Holyrood House	314 10
What nationality was the artist Hans Holbein	German	314 11
What name is given to the counties closest to London	Home Counties	314 12
Pol Pot was the leader of which guerrilla movement	Khmer Rouge	314 13
In which country is the River Liffey	Ireland	314 14
Which actress is the sister of Warren Beatty	Shirley MacLame	314 15
What does Madonna mean	’My lady	314 16
The ouguiya is the currency of which country	Mauritania	315 01
What percentage of a melon is water	95%	315 02
Which Leicestershire town is renowned for its pork pies	Melton Mowbray	315 03
A phon is a unit of what	Loudness	315 04
Which Irish nationalist leader was assassinated on 22 August 1922	Michael Collins	315 05
In which month is Remembrance Day	November	315 06
What is a ring ouzel	Bird	315 07
In Roman legend, who was Romulus’s twin brother	Remus	315 08
In 1990, which tennis player became the youngest winner of theUS Open	Pete Sampras	315 09
Who won an Academy Award for her role in The Prime of Miss Jean B,vdie	Maggie Smith	315 10
In which English county isThetford	Norfolk	315 11
Which naturalist founded Jersey Zoo	Gerald Durrell	315 12
Who was the Roman god of doorways and passageways	Janus	315 13
What are The De’il Among The Tailors, Maxwell’s Rant and Petronella	Scottish country dances	315 14
As whom was the actress Lillian de Guiche better known	Lillian Gish	315 15
What is the capital of Sierra Leone	Freetown	315 16
Which continent was explored by English navigator Matthew Flinders	Australia	316 01
What nationality was the jeweller Faberge	Russian	316 02
Who invented the Kodak box camera	George Eastman	316 03
Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic	Amelia Earhart	316 04
Which Hindu festival means ‘garland of lamps’	Diwali	316 05
A dab is a member of which family of fish	Flounder	316 06
Which city is located at the Western end of Hadrian’s Wall	Carlisle	316 07
Which fashion designer created the ‘Space Age Collection’ in the I 960s	Pierre Cardin	316 08
Who-holds the record for the most tries scored in international rugby	David Campese	316 09
What type of insect does &ddleio davidi attract	Butterflies	316 10
Who played the king in The King and I	Yul Brynner	316 11
In which Australian state is the town of Ballarat	Victoria	316 12
What is an auricula	A species of primrose	316 13
Who wrote ‘Au Id Lang Syne’	Robert Burns	316 14
In 1960’s music what were Unit Four Plus	Two	316 15
Which celebrated cook was born Isabella Mary Mayson	Mrs Beeton	316 16
The cane toad was introduced into Australia to eradicate which creature	The cane beetle	317 01
Fredericton is the capital of which Canadian province	New Brunswick	317 02
Which famous footballer was uncle to Jack and Bobby Charlton	Jackie Milburn	317 03
Which band recorded the album ‘Together Alone’	Crowded House	317 04
In music, what is the term for a group of three or more notes sounded together	Chord	317 05
In Greek mythology, which nymph was changed into a laurel tree	Daphne	317 06
Which tunnel, built in 1963, runs under the River Thames to Purfleet	Dartford Tunnel	317 07
What does ‘Duce’ mean in Italian	Leader	317 08
What is a duiker	A small antelope	317 09
Which US actress made her first starring appearance in the movie Bonnie and Clyde and later won an Oscar for Network	Faye Dunaway	317 10
In which country is The Curragh racecourse	Ireland	317 11
What can be gold, green or zebra	Finches	317 12
Rustavi and Batumi are towns in which country	Georgia	317 13
Who won his first Formula One Grand Prix in Hungary in 1993	Damon Hill	317 14
In which country is the Lena river	Russia	317 15
What did Walter Matuschanskavasky choose as his stage name	Walter Matthau	317 16
On which island is Canary Wharf	Isle of Dogs	318 01
Who changed his name to Muhammad All	Cassius Clay	318 02
Edgehill was the opening battle in which war	English Civil War	318 03
What was the nickname of Spanish soldier Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar	El Cid	318 04
What is Cucciocavallo	A cheese	318 05
Which range of hills in Northumberland gave their name to a breed of sheep	Cheviot	318 06
Who preceded AIf Ramsey as England football manager	Walter Winterbottom	318 07
What is the name of the boundary line between Maryland and Pennsylvania	Mason-Dixon Line	318 08
Which Spanish conquistador conquered Peru	Francisco Pizarro	318 09
What is the mountainous plateau region of southern central France	Massif Central	318 10
What is the narrow opening at the upper end of the larynx that contains the vocal cords	Glottis	318 11
Which London theatre was burned down in 1613 after a fired cannon set light to the thatch during a performance of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII	Globe Theatre	318 12
Which Gobbi was an Italian baritone	Tito Gobbi	318 13
Which music-hall artist was born Matilda Alice Victoria Wood	Marie Lloyd	318 14
Which magician is Victoria Wood’s husband	Geoffrey Durham	318 15
Which country is immediately to the east of Libya	Egypt	318 16
Which painting is also known as La Giocondo	Mona Lisa	319 01
Who is Kevin the teenager’s best friend	Perry	319 02
Which baseball star was Marilyn Monroe’s second husband	Joe DiMaggio	319 03
What sort of orange is a shrub with white scented flowers	Mock Orange	319 04
What does the Latin ‘modus vivendi’ mean	Way of living	319 05
Which 400 metres hurdler went 122 races unbeaten from 1977-87	Ed Moses	319 06
Who recorded the 1972 album ‘Catch A Fire’	Bob Marley	319 07
Who beat Martina Navratilova in the 1994 Wimbledon ladies’ singles final	Conchita MartInez	319 08
In which country is the Var river	France	319 09
Who wrote The Corn pleat Angler	lzaak Walton	319 10
What is a wapiti	Type of deer	319 11
On which river does the Lincolnshire town of Boston stand	Witham	319 12
As in the breed of dog, what does the Russian word ‘borzoi’ mean	Swift	319 13
What can be a flowering shrub or an implement for sweeping	Broom	319 14
What does CD-ROM stand for	Compact Disc Read-Only Memory	319 15
What is the highest fence in the Grand National	The Chair	319 16
Which son of aYorkshire Test cricketer made his England debut in 2001	Ryan Sidebottom (son of Arnie)	320 01
‘Someday My Prince Will Come’ is a song from which Disney film	Snow White	320 02
Which radio show celebrated its 50th birthday on I January 2001	The Archers	320 03
What was King Arthur’s legendary seat	Camelot	320 04
What unit of work and energy has replaced the calorie	Joule	320 05
What is the common name for	Bindweed	320 06
In which county is Silverstone motor-racing circuit	Northamptonshire	320 07
Meg Richardson ran which TV establishment	Crossroads Motel	320 08
With which musical instrument waas John William Coltrane associated	Saxophone	320 09
Which of the Seven Wonders of the World fell victim to an earthquake in 224BC	Colossus of Rhodes	320 10
Who starred in Beau Geste and The Prisoner of Zenda	Ronald Colman	320 11
Which French philosopher said: ‘I think, therefore I am’	René Descartes	320 12
Which 1965 ballad was covered by 1,186 different performers in the first ten years	‘Yesterday	320 13
Which is the largest moon in the solar system	Ganymede	320 14
What is the capital of Bermuda	Hamilton	320 15
Who played the drunken baseball coach in the 1992 movie A League of their Own	Tom Hanks	320 16
On which river does Hanoi stand	Red River	321 01
Who cut off the tails of the Three Blind Mice	The farmer’s wife	321 02
Which rugby team won the Heineken Cup in 2000-I	Leicester Tigers	321 03
Which singer starred in Memphis Belle	Harry Connick Jnr	321 04
In Greek mythology, who was the daughter of Zeus and Leda	Helen	321 05
What nationality was Henry the Navigator	Portuguese	321 06
With what branch of music is John Lee Hooker associated	Blues	321 07
Which English town has a tall church tower called a ‘stump’	Boston	321 08
Who was captain of Australia’s cricket team from 1985-94	Allan Border	321 09
Who was the subject of the film ‘Thai Hamilton Woman’ - Emma Hamilton or Christine Hamilton	Emma Hamilton	321 10
Who does Amanda Burton play in Silent Witness	Sam Ryan	321 11
Which Jesse founded a pharmacy chain	Jesse Boot	321 12
Which English river has a bore	Severn	321 13
Which jockey, who rode 21 classic winners, shot himself in a fit of depression in 1886	Fred Archer	321 14
For what was Anzac an acronym	Australian and New Zealand Army Corps	321 15
Which is the most northerly of the major Greek islands	Corfu	321 16
What was Oliver Hardy’s name	Norvell	322 01
Whose first album for almost a decade was the 2001 release ‘Sex,Age And Death’	Bob Geldof	322 02
What sport do the Harlem Globetrotters play	Basketball	322 03
Which musical instrument was invented by Charles Wheatstone	Concertina	322 04
What is the national currency of Poland	Zloty	322 05
Which motor manufacturing company was founded by the brothers Louis, Fernand and Marcel	Renault	322 06
Who directed Rosemary’s Baby and Bitter Moon	Roman Polanski	322 07
Which of the Friends was ‘worth it’	Jennifer Aniston	322 08
Which ground was the venue for the Test match between England and Australia in 1880	The Oval	322 09
What can be barn, snowy or tawny	Owls	322 10
In which county is the fishing port of Newlyn	Cornwall	322 11
Who disappeared on a flight between England and France in 1944	Glenn Miller	322 12
Who was the most famous orange-seller at London’s Drury Lane Theatre	Nell Gwynn	322 13
Who was known as the ‘King of Swing’	Benny Goodman	322 14
Whose diary was finally published in full in 1989	Anne Frank	322 15
Which flower is also called a flag	Iris	322 16
What Surrey town gives its name to the common form of hydrated magnesium sulphate	Epsom (salts)	323 01
In which film did Tom Cruise play a slick bartender	Cocktail	323 02
Chris Boardman won an Olympic gold medal in 1992 at which sport	Cycling	323 03
Dave Rowntree is the drummer with which band	Blur	323 04
Who succeeded John Birt as director-general of the BBC	Greg Dyke	323 05
What did Clarence Birdseye pioneer	Frozen food	323 06
Which mountains extend from West Virginia to Georgia and were immortalised in a Laurel and Hardy song	Blue Ridge Mountains	323 07
Bohemia is an area of which country	Czech Republic	323 08
What is a bleak	Freshwater fish	323 09
Stuart Gray managed which Premiership football club at the start of season 200 1—2	Southampton	323 10
What nationality was the painter Thomas Eakins	American	323 11
Which 1989 movie starred Christian Slater and Winona Ryder as a pair of teenage murderers	Heathers	323 12
What is another name for the marsh marigold	Kingcup	323 13
Which footballer moved to Japan in 1993 to play for Nagoya Grampus Eight	Gary Lineker	323 14
Which harvest festival is celebrated on I August	Lammas	323 15
Which US state is nicknamed the Land of Lincoln’	Illinois	323 16
What Beverly Hills number was the title of a TV series.	90210	324 01
Which Tomb Raider won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in the film Girl, Interrupted	Angelina Jolie	324 02
Which motor-racing circuit has a corner called Bus Stop	Spa	324 03
Which country was controlled by the fascist Iron Guard in the 1930s	Romania	324 04
What is hyperbole	Exaggeration	324 05
In military terms, what is the opposite of a hawk	Dove	324 06
What was Louis Balfour’s favourite type of music in The Fast Show	Jazz	324 07
Where in Britain would you find Lewis with Harris	Outer Hebrides	324 08
What is the next prime number after 37	41	324 09
In which country is the Snake river	USA	324 10
Which city in the world has the largest population	Tokyo	324 11
Where was the Store Baet suspension bridge opened in 1997	Denmark	324 12
What is Australia’s equivalent of the County Cricket Championship	Sheffield Shield	324 13
What animals are affected by scrapie	Sheep and goats	324 14
Who was elected President of the NUM in 1981	Arthur Scargill	324 15
joshua Reynolds was an English painter in which century	18th	324 16
Who won the first of his five Olympic gold medals in the coxed fours in 1984	Steve Redgrave	325 01
What was the first name of the French novelist Proust	Marcel	325 02
Which Pound was a US poet	Ezra Pound	325 03
Which Irish athlete won a gold at 5,000 and 10,000 metres at the 1998 European Championships	Sonia O’Sullivan	325 04
Which English artist exhibited a shark preserved in a tank of formaldehyde	Damien Hirst	325 05
In which year did Abba have a worldwide hit with ‘Dancing Queen’	1976	325 06
Who wrote The Madness of King George	Alan Bennett	325 07
Which residential district of west London was laid out in squares by Thomas Cubitt	Belgravia	325 08
In which country isArnhem Land	Australia	325 09
In which city is the Ashton Gate football ground	Bristol	325 10
On which river is the Kariba Dam	Zambezi	325 11
Which band released the album ‘jollification’	Lightning Seeds	325 12
Which Formula One team was founded in 1966 by a New Zealand driver	McLaren	325 13
Oakland is linked by bridge to which Californian city	San Francisco	325 14
Which journalist was editor of Punch from 1953-7	Malcom Muggeridge	325 15
What is the name of the loading mark painted on the hull of merchant ships	Plimsoll line	325 16
Which member of the New Kids on the Bock appeared in the 1999 movie The Sixth Sense	Donnie Wahlberg	326 01
Which lighthouse is situated 14 miles south of Plymouth	Eddystone	326 02
Which two countries have mountain ranges called Sierra Nevada	Spain and USA	326 03
What can be pygmy, elephant or hero	Shrews	326 04
What was the Rump in the I 7th century	English parliament	326 05
Which English film star made her debut in Heavenly Creatures	Kate Winslet	326 06
A wisent is another name for which animal	European bison	326 07
What nationality was racing driver Nelson Piquet	Brazilian	326 08
What was supposedly first spotted in the Himalayas in 1832	Abominable Snowman	326 09
The anaconda is a species of which snake	Boa	326 10
Which David Copperfield character is thought to be based on Dickens’ own father	Mr Micawber	326 11
Who wrote The Millstone and The Gates of Ivory	Margaret Drabble	326 12
What is a dory	A fish	326 13
What symbol indicates the current entry position on a computer screen	Cursor	326 14
Fairfield Halls are in which London borough	Croydon	326 15
Which former Emmerdale actress stars in Bad Girls	Claire King	326 16
What is a computerised axial tomography scan better known as	CAT scan	327 01
What is the official country home of US Presidents	Camp David	327 02
Which American swimmer won eight Olympic gold medals between 1984 and 1992	Matt Biondi	327 03
What is the name given to the month of Muslim fasting	Ramadan	327 04
With which sea food is Whitstable associated	Oysters	327 05
Which Congress agreed the settlement of Europe after the Napoleonic Wars	Congress of Vienna	327 06
Which band released the 1991 album Achtung Baby’	U2	327 07
Which two countries own regions of Tierra del Fuego	Chile and Argentina	327 08
Diana Dors and Melinda Messenger both hailed from which town	Swindon	327 09
Which native British rodent has the Latin name Sciurus	Red squirrel	327 10
On which river does Ripon stand	Ure	327 11
What was the popular name for Ronald Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative	Star Wars	327 12
Which actor played a former tobacco company executive who blew the whistle on the industry in the 1999 movie The Insider	Russell Crowe	327 13
What does PIN stand for	Personal identification number	327 14
What kind of geographical feature is an oxbow	Lake	327 15
What musical instrument does Julian Lloyd Webber play	Cello	327 16
What is a cockchafer	A beetle	328 01
What nationahty is author J. M. Coetzee	South African	328 02
The Arc de Triomphe stands at the head of which Paris thoroughfare	Champs Elysees	328 03
Which is the second largest city in the Czech Republic	Brno	328 04
Who wrote Little Lord Fauntleroy and The Secret Garden	Frances Hodgson Burnett	328 05
What do cricketers Tony Pigott, Mike Smith and James Whitaker have in common	All played just one Test for England	328 06
What appeared for only the third time on British soil in September	An American green heron	328 07
Who sang ‘You Only Get WhatYou Give’ in 1999	New Radicals	328 08
What is the smallest member of the flute family	Piccolo	328 09
What is another name for the rowan tree	Mountain Ash	328 10
What was Mick Dundee’s nickname	‘Crocodile	328 11
Who are the team captains on They Think It’s All Over	David Gower and Gary Lineker	328 12
What is the name for the central part of the church	Nave	328 13
Which US R&B group have the same name as a pair of Manchester United footballers	The Neville Brothers	328 14
Which sports manufacturing company is named after the Greek goddess of victory	Nike	328 15
Which sports commentator was once responsible for the advertising Answers to page 330	Murray Walker — 330 —	328 16
Which otter was the subject of a Henry Williamson book	Tarka	329 01
Which British driver raced for the Benetton Formula One team in 2001	Jenson Button	329 02
In which English county is llkley Moor	West Yorkshire	329 03
Between 901 and 1016 which was the only King of England whose name did not begin with an	Athelstan	329 04
What nickname was given to the British 8th Army in North Africa during World War Two	Desert Rats	329 05
What game is played on ice with stones	Curling	329 06
Who used to be backed by a band called the Revolution	Prince	329 07
What is a pistil	The female part of a flower	329 08
Which Scottish League football team plays in Perth	St Johnstone	329 09
What was the name of Frank Spencer’s wife in Some Mothers D.o ‘Ave Em	Betty	329 10
What is Denmark’s currency	Krone	329 11
Which country has the highest density of population	Monaco	329 12
Which British movie won the BAFTA award for Best Film in 1998	The Full Monty	329 13
Which writer immortalised Wigan Pier	George Orwell	329 14
At which sport do players compete for the Wightman Cup	Tennis	329 15
Which London museum was originally called the Museum of Ornamental Art	Victoria and Albert Museum	329 16
Which three countries formed the Triple Entente of 1907—17	Britain, France and Russia	330 01
On which river does Stirling stand	Forth	330 02
Whose 1993 album was titled ‘Ten Summoner’s Tales’	Sting	330 03
In old money, how many farthings were there to a shilling	48	330 04
Which TV character had a wife called Margaret and neighbours named Patrick and Pippa	Victor Meldrew	330 05
Which potato can burrow in sand	Sea Potato	330 06
In motor-racing where was the 2001 United States Grand Prix held	Indianapolis	330 07
Which fruit has the Latin name Anonas comosus	Pineapple	330 08
To two decimal places, what is the value of pi	3.14	330 09
Which range of mountains is known as the ‘backbone of England’	Pennines	330 10
Which Ashley starred with Morgan Freeman in the 1997 movie Kiss the Girls	Ashley Judd	330 11
In which continent is Patagonia	South America	330 12
Which garment was produced originally for the US Navy	T-shirt	330 13
In which year was the National Lottery launched	1994	330 14
Whose 1995 TV series was called The Private Life of Plants	David Attenborough	330 15
Who saved a penalty in the 1988 FA Cup Final	Dave Beasant	330 16
Albert Reynolds became Prime Minister of which country in 1992	Ireland	331 01
Which harmonica maestro died in 2001	Larry Adler	331 02
In which country was tennis player Greg Rusedski born	Canada	331 03
Which annual garden show is held on the grounds of the Royal Hospital, London	Chelsea Flower Show	331 04
Who died on French soil on 31 August 1997	Diana, Princess of Wales	331 05
Who wrote Room at the Top	john Braine	331 06
Which club side was managed by former England football boss Ron Greenwood	West Ham United	331 07
Which Roman city stands on the River Ver	St Albans	331 08
What is the common name for the plant aquilegia	Columbine	331 09
In which English county is Maiden Castle	Dorset	331 10
What bird has the Latin name Pica pica	Magpie	331 11
On which racecourse is the Melbourne Cup run	Flemington Park	331 12
On which planet is the Caloris Basin	Mercury	331 13
The merino isa breed of which animal	Sheep	331 14
Which former jockey shared the same name as a caretaker manager of the England soccer team	joe Mercer	331 15
Who are the two actress daughters of Sir John Mills	Hayley and Juliet Mills	331 16
Which distance runner was known as the ‘Flying ‘Finn	Paavo Nurmi	332 01
Whose 2001 album was titled ‘Songs From The West Coast’	Elton John	332 02
Which rival TV cook labelled Jamie Oliver’s shows ‘tacky and gimmicky’	Antonio Carlucci	332 03
What is the nickname of Northampton rugby club	‘The Saints	332 04
Who played showgirl Satine in the 2001 movie Moulin Rouge	Nicole Kidman	332 05
In which ocean is the Gulf of Ob	Arctic Ocean	332 06
Who starred as Lawrence of Arabia in the 1962 film of that title	Peter O’Toole	332 07
Who got in a basket with Teddy and Andy Pandy	Looby Loo	332 08
In which town is the ground of Grimsby Town Football Club	Cleethorpes	332 09
In which city did the Peterloo massacre take place	Manchester	332 10
The ringgit is the currency of which country	Malaysia	332 11
What number American President is George W. Bush	43rd	332 12
Who played the devil in the remake of the film Bedazzled	Liz Hurley	332 13
In 1996, who became the first British tennis player for 23 years to reach the quarter-finals of the men’s singles at Wimbledon	Tim Henman	332 14
On which river does the Yorkshire town of Halifax stand	Calder	332 15
Which Hollywood beauty made her film debut in The Mask	Cameron Diaz	332 16
Which singer married choreographer Cris Judd in 2001	jennifer Lopez	333 01
Which country borders Kenya to the south	Tanzania	333 02
In 1994, who was sworn in as the first black President of South Africa	Nelson Mandela	333 03
Which Lancashire cricketer was appointed England captain in 1993	Mike Atherton	333 04
Who did Boy George become on Stars in Their Eyes in 2001	David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust	333 05
Which race traditionally ends at Mortlake	The Boat Race	333 06
Who created the Secret Seven	Enid Blyton	333 07
Which actor wrote A Short Walk From Harrods in 1993	Dirk Bogarde	333 08
Pablo Casals became famous for playing which musical instrument	Cello	333 09
Who was ‘Livin’ LaVida Loca’	Ricky Martin	333 10
In which country did the Boxer Rebellion take place	China	333 11
What did Dick Whittington achieve that Jeffrey Archer didn’t	Lord Mayor of London	333 12
Which flower became a craze in 17th-century Holland	Tulip	333 13
Which town provides the Scottish mainland terminus for the steamer service to the Orkneys	Thurso	333 14
Which river forms a long stretch of the border between Devon and Cornwall	Tamar	333 15
The Gulf of San Matias is off the coast of which country	Argentina	333 16
Sealyham is a breed of which type of dog	Terrier	334 01
Which singer was born Annie Mae Bullock	Tina Turner	334 02
What is the common name for aurora australis	Southern lights	334 03
Which Football League club plays at Highfield Road	Coventry City	334 04
What is the home town of playwright Alan Ayckbourn	Scarborough	334 05
Which series of concerts were founded by Henry Wood	The Proms	334 06
What game was Sir Francis Drake playing as the Spanish Armada approached	Bowls	334 07
What was the name of Dave Tucker’s feisty wife in Soldier, Soldier	Donna	334 08
‘Rock DJ’ was a huge hit for which singer	Robbie Williams	334 09
Which US general was known as ‘Old Blood and Guts’	George Patton	334 10
What does PAYE stand for	Pay-As-You-Earn	334 11
Who starred in Vampire in Brooklyn and The Nutty Professor	Eddie Murphy	334 12
Whose solo albums have included ‘Viva Hate’ and ‘Your Arsenal’	Morrissey	334 13
Marble Arch was constructed originally as a ceremonial entrance to which building	Buckingham Palace	334 14
What was the name of Ron Dixon’s mobile shop in Brookside	The Moby	334 15
Which treaty was drawn up by European Community heads in 1991	Maastricht Treaty	334 16
In which county are Warrington and Widnes	Cheshire	335 01
What were made compulsory on cars in Britain in 1954	Flashing directional indicator lights	335 02
Which was the first country to introduce VAT	Denmark	335 03
How many Epsom Derby winners did Willie Carson ride	Four	335 04
Which singer was born Maria Kalogeropoulos	Maria CaIlas	335 05
Who played Guy Perron in The Jewel in the Crown	Charles Dance	335 06
Who wrote The Decomeron	Boccaccio	335 07
Which actor made his movie debut as Tobias Wolff in This 8oy’s Life	Leonardo DiCaprio	335 08
‘Who Let The Dogs Out’ in 2000	Baha Men	335 09
What is another name for solid carbon dioxide , often used in stage shows	Dry ice	335 10
Where are London’s Royal Botanic Gardens	Kew	335 11
Whose 1986 recording of Vivaldi’s ‘Four Seasons’ sold over a million copies	Nigel Kennedy	335 12
What is used in place of a ball in ice hockey	Puck	335 13
Where was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated in 1914 - the event which sparked the First World War	Sarajevo	335 14
What nationality is tennis player Mats Wilander	Swedish	335 15
Who succeeded Bruce Forsyth in the Seventies as host of The Generation Game	Larry Grayson	335 16
How many tusks does an adult wart hog have	Four	336 01
Which American state is known as the ‘Pine Tree State’	Maine	336 02
How many jumps does each competitor have in an Olympic long jump final	Six	336 03
Which two Northern Ireland politicians won the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize	John Hume and David Trimble	336 04
Which Sydney landmark was opened in 1973	Opera House	336 05
Which pungent creature has the Latin name Mephitis mephitis	Skunk	336 06
Which footballer was transferred to Newcastle United for a then world record fee of £15 million in 1996	Alan Shearer	336 07
What can be standard, miniature or toy	Poodle	336 08
Which band released the best-selling album ‘Rumours’	Fleetwood Mac	336 09
As whom was jazz pianist Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe Morton better known	Jelly Roll Morton	336 10
What nationality was cyclist Eddie Merckx	Belgian	336 11
In which English county is Mablethorpe	Lincolnshire	336 12
Which Filipino politician was known as the ‘Iron Butterfly’	Imelda Marcos	336 13
Which novelist wrote Small World and Nice Work	David Lodge	336 14
Who succeeded Michael Foot as leader of tJie Labour Party	Neil Kinnock	336 15
In which country is the port of Jedda	Saudi Arabia	336 16
What does Interpol stand for	International Criminal Police Organisation	337 01
Which League was formed by the trading cities of northern Europe in the 12th century	Hanseatic League	337 02
Which movie sex symbol of the 1930s changed her name from Harlean Carpentier	Jean Harlow	337 03
Which mythological creatures had women’s faces and vultures’ bodies	Harpies	337 04
From which country do freesia plants originate	South Africa	337 05
Which actress split fron) Woody Allen in 1992	Mia Farrow	337 06
What was launched in II EU states in 1999	The Euro	337 07
In which field event did American athlete Randy Barnes specialise	Shot put	337 08
Which weasel has dark brown fur and two yellow face patches	Arum lily	337 09
Susan Stranks, Mick Robertson and Tommy Boyd all presented which children’s TV show	Magpie	337 10
Which band is fronted by the grandson of Sir John Mills	Kula Shaker	337 11
What instrument did Mrs Mills play	Piano	337 12
Which boxer took the World Heavyweight title from Lennox Lewis in 1994	Oliver McCall	337 13
How many feet are there in a fathom	Six	337 14
Which French royal house gave its name to a biscuit	Bourbon	337 15
Which athletic competition combines cross-country skiing with rifle shooting	Biathlon	337 16
Which British home secretary of 1967—70 went on to become Prime Minister	James Callaghan	338 01
Which star of Happy Days has become a successful movie director	Ron Howard	338 02
Which 1976 movie starring Michael Caine, Donald Suthedand and Robert Duvall was based on a jack Higgins best seller	The Eagle Has Landed	338 03
Michael Stipe is the singer with which band	R.E.M.	338 04
Who wrote Hotel du Lad	Anita Brookner	338 05
Near which London railway station is the British Library	St Pancras	338 06
Which New Zealander recorded a hat-trick of world squash titles from 1990-2	Sue Devoy	338 07
Which actor directed the 1981 Oscar-winning movie Reds	Warren Beatty	338 08
Which footballer joined Chelsea from Parma in 1996	Gianfranco Zola	338 09
In which Australian state is Wagga Wagga	New South Wales	338 10
Which mammal was thought to be a fake when first discovered	Platypus	338 11
What two colours feature on the flag of Peru	Red and white	338 12
From which Puccini opera does Nessun Dorma’ come	Turandot	338 13
Who wrote Paradise Lost	john Milton	338 14
The cream of which country’s footballers play in the Primera Liga	Spain	338 15
What is a yapok	A marsupial	338 16
Which TV cook is the daughter of a former Chancellor of the Exchequer	Nigella Lawson	339 01
Which capital city was seized byTutsi rebels in 1997	Kinshasa (Zaire)	339 02
Where is the Ross Sea	Antarctica	339 03
Who rode Benny the Dip to victory in the 1997 Epsom Derby	Willie Ryan	339 04
Which screen idol’s first starring role was in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse	Rudolph Valentino	339 05
Which U was secretary general of the United Nations	U Thant	339 06
On what does a gnomon cast a shadow	Sundial	339 07
Which Tina had a Seventies hit with ‘I Love To Love’	Tina Charles	339 08
What did Thomas Sheraton design	Furniture	339 09
In which year was the Queen Mother born	I 900	339 10
Who played boxer Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter in the 1999 movie The Hurricane	Denzel Washington	339 11
In which county is Brands Hatch motor-racing circuit	Kent	339 12
What nationality was the poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	American	339 13
Which country forms the western border of the Czech Republic	Germany	339 14
Who starred in Billy Liar, Darling and Dr Zhivogo	Julie Christie	339 15
What were Iron City Beer of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the first to produce in 1962	An aluminium can with a ring-pull	339 16
Which W pundit played a womanising footballer in the 2001 film A Shot at Glory at the same time that revelations emerged about his own private life	Ally McCoist	340 01
Which horse race was temporarily switched to Ayr in 1989 - the first time Scotland had staged a classic	St Leger	340 02
What were Parliamentary followers known as during the English Civil War	Roundheads	340 03
What was the Roman symbol for 1,000	M	340 04
What is the common name for the pyrite iron sulphide	Fool’s gold	340 05
What is the currency of Austria	Schilling	340 06
Which Czech tennis playeer won the 1998 Wimbledon women’s singles title	Jana Novotna	340 07
Who wanted to buy a copy of his book Fly Fishing	J. R. Hartley	340 08
Where did William the Conqueror land in England in 1066	Pevensey	340 09
What is a harvestman	An arachnid	340 10
Who wrote A Brief History of Time	Stephen Hawking	340 11
What was the chosen stage name of Margarita Carmen Cansino, a star of I 940s musicals	Rita Hayworth	340 12
Which Leicester City football manager was sacked in October 2001	Peter Taylor	340 13
At which athletic event was singer Johnny Mathis once ranked joint 85th in the world	High jump	340 14
What is a baobab	A species of tree	340 15
4\\c\ rts\ Oyrvp atete was not aowed to run as a schoooy because of a heart defect	Roger Black	340 16
Barrow is the most northerly town in which country	USA	341 01
In 1999, which American fulfilled her classmates’ prediction that she would be ‘The Girl Most LikelyTo Get Her Name in Lights’	Monica Lewinsky	341 02
Which 15th-century English monarch was king for such a short time that nobody had a chance to paint his portrait	Edward V	341 03
Which TV soap did Patrick Mower join in 2001	Emmerdale	341 04
In which 1996 movie did Demi Moore play a stripper	Striptease	341 05
Who was King of England at the time of the Gunpowder Plot	james I	341 06
What don’t women in Iceland do when they get married	Change their surname	341 07
Which English football club won the 1998 European Cup Winners’ Cup	Chelsea	341 08
Who had a number on with ‘Shaddap You Face’	Joe Dolce	341 09
American Greg LeMond was a champion at which sport	Cycling	341 10
Which Jane Austen adaptation won the BAFTA Best Film Award for 1996	Sense and Sensibility	341 11
When do all racehorses have their birthday	I January	341 12
Which national anthem has 158 verses	Greek	341 13
Who is the question-master on University Challenge	Jeremy Paxman	341 14
Of what was Hecate a Greek goddess	The underworld and magic	341 15
Which comedian had a 1960’s hit with ‘Happiness’	Ken Dodd	341 16
What animal features in the state flag of California	Bear	342 01
Which guitar legend’s first album was titled ‘Are You Experienced”	Jimi Hendrix	342 02
Which actress was fired from the set of her 1962 film Something’s Got To Give shortly before her death	Marilyn Monroe	342 03
Whom did Thomas More replace as Henry Viii’s Lord Chancellor	Cardinal Wolsey	342 04
In the world of TV commercials, what was the name of the hofmeister bear	George	342 05
How long is each half in a game of hockey	35 minutes	342 06
Who was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for the 1993 film What’s Eating Gilbert Grape	Leonardo Di Caprio	342 07
Which computer network was launched in 1984	The Internet	342 08
What is an integer	Any whole number	342 09
What name is given to an animal that feeds on green plants or their products	Herbivore	342 10
Bishop’s Stortford is in which English county	Hertfordshire	342 11
Herb Robert is a wild form of which garden plant	Geranium	342 12
Which bird eats with its bill upside down	Flamingo	342 13
What does the name of the political party ‘Fine GaeI’ mean in Gaelic	Tribe of Gaels	342 14
Of which country’s rugby team was Nick Farr-Jones a captain	Australia	342 15
In which month of the year is Father’s Day	June	342 16
How many women named Catherine (with a ‘C’) did Henry VIII marry	Two (Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Howard)	343 01
In which country is Faisalabad	Pakistan	343 02
What is the name of the airport on the Falkiand Islands	Mount Pleasant	343 03
Who presented the TV series ‘A History of Britain’ in 2000	Simon Schama	343 04
Which London landmark took its name from Works Commissioner Benjamin Hall	Big Ben	343 05
In which ocean is Bikini atoll	Pacific	343 06
Which club were relegated from the Football League in 2001	Barnet	343 07
What is a solution of sodium chloride in water commonly known as	Brine	343 08
Which fruit-eating finch has the Latin name Pyrthula pyrthula	Bullfinch	343 09
Which country were Burke and Wills the first to cross from south to north	Australia	343 10
What does CNN stand for	Cable News Network	343 11
Which nurse of a Brussels Red Cross hospital was executed by the Germans in 1915 for helping allied soldiers to escape	Edith Cavell	343 12
In which year did Eurostar begin operations	1994	343 13
Coombe Hill, near Wendover, is the highest point of which range of hills	Chilterns	343 14
Which Eighties duo had hits with ‘Pale Shelter’ and ‘Shout’	Tears for Fears	343 15
Peter Glaze was resident comic on which children’s TV show	Crackerjack	343 16
Which actor wore nothing but black for the last 45 years of his life	Yul Brynner	344 01
Who won a Grammy award for Best New Artist in 1999	Lauryn Hill	344 02
Whom did Anthony Eden succeed as British Prime Minister	Sir Winston Churchill	344 03
In which country is the Simpson Desert	Australia	344 04
On which surface is the French Open tennis championship played	Clay	344 05
Which Irish poet had the initialsWB.	Yeats	344 06
Which Goodie ‘Goes Wild’	Bill Oddie	344 07
Which rugby team shared Queens Park Rangers’ ground in 2001	Wasps	344 08
Phil Oakey is the singer with which band	Human League	344 09
Who wrote Chips with Everything	Arnold Wesker	344 10
What bird can be yellow, grey or pied	Wagtail	344 11
Who was Secretary General of the United Nations from 1972—81	Kurt Waldheim	344 12
Woodcote is a corner on which Grand Prix Circuit	Silverstone	344 13
Which sport was played to train cavalrymen in ancient Persia	Polo	344 14
To which city was the capital of Portugal moved between 1807 and 1821 while the country was at war with France	Rio de Janeiro	344 15
What was Rigsby’s first name in Rising Damp	Rupert	344 16
What does the Russian word ‘glasnost’ mean	‘Openness	345 01
Whose funeral was the biggest British televised event in history	Diana, Princess of Wales	345 02
Which comedian’s 2001 autobiography was titled Close to the Edge	Jim Davidson	345 03
Which Dutch electronics company launched the compact cassette in Britain	Philips	345 04
What were introduced to supermarkets in 1974	Bar codes	345 05
Which Premiership club chairman is nicknamed ‘Deadly Doug’	Doug Ellis (Aston Villa)	345 06
What is a balalaika	Russian musical instrument	345 07
Shaun Ryder fronted which Manchester band	The Happy Mondays	345 08
What was the catchphrase of Janice Nicholls on the TV pop show Thank Your Lucky Stars	‘Oi’ll give it foive	345 09
In which English county is Belper	Derbyshire	345 10
Brother and sister Richard and Karen made up which Seventies singing duo	The Carpenters	345 11
Who starred in the 1998 movie The Truman Show	Jim Carrey	345 12
What is 6 June 1944 popularly known as	D-Day	345 13
Who wrote the controversial book Spycatcher	Peter Wright	345 14
Casper and Laramie are towns in which US state	Wyoming	345 15
Who was the first Briton to fly in space	Helen Sharman	345 16
Which sporting contest was first played in 1900 for a trophy donated by Dwight Filley Davis	Davis Cup	346 01
What type of books did Elizabeth David write	Cookery	346 02
Who was the Roman goddess of the dawn	Aurora	346 03
In what job did Casanova spend the last 13 years of his life	Librarian	346 04
Holby City is a spin-off from which TV series	Casualty	346 05
What instrument did Dizzy Gillespie play	Trumpet	346 06
Whose characters included Sid Snot and Gizzard Puke	Kenny Everett	346 07
In which county of Scotland is Gleneagles golf course	Perthshire	346 08
Who starred in Strange Days and The English Patient	Ralph Fiennes	346 09
Which Football League club has a home ground in the town of Burslem	Port Vale	346 10
The Longmuir brothers were members of which teenybop band	The Bay City Rollers	346 11
Which British driver won his second Formula One World Championship in 1968	Graham Hill	346 12
Ives and Lukewarm were characters in which classic TV sitcom	Porridge	346 13
As whom did Erich Weiss find fame	Harry Houdini	346 14
Which Scottish town is positioned at the head of the Moray Firth	Inverness	346 15
Where would you find aJ-curve	On an economics chart	346 16
In which town do The Simpsons live	Springfield	347 01
Which German-based footballer played for England in 2001	Owen Hargreaves	347 02
Which TV series set in New York stars Sarah Jessica Parker	Sex and the City	347 03
Which artist’s real name is Marshall Mathers Ill	Eminem	347 04
What does the Russian ‘bolshoi’ mean, as in the Bolshoi Ballet	‘Great	347 05
Which Seventies band recorded the album ‘Breakfast in America’	Supertramp	347 06
Which Hollywood star was born Frederick Austerlitz	Fred Astaire	347 07
Melbourne is the capital of which Australian state	Victoria	347 08
Oceania is the name for a group of islands in which ocean	Pacific	347 09
Where in the human body are the lumbar bones	Spine	347 10
Which Yorkshire town was named after the number of beavers that once lived in the area	Beverley	347 11
Lord Nuffield was the driving force behind which English motor car	Morris	347 12
Who was voted Golfer of the Century in 1988	Jack Nicklaus	347 13
How many boroughs are there in New York City	Five	347 14
In which country is the Murrumbidgee river	Australia	347 15
What can be the cap of a tooth or a coin worth 25p	Crown	347 16
Which river forms the boundary between New South Wales and Victoria	Murray	348 01
Which quintessential British actor made his film debut as a Mexican in a Hopalong Cassidy movie	David Niven	348 02
Murcia is a region of which country	Spain	348 03
Which former England football captain died in 1993	Bobby Moore	348 04
What does the London tower Monument commemorate	Great Fire of London	348 05
What don’t Mercury and Venus have that all other planets do	Moons	348 06
What instrument did Glenn Miller used to play	Trombone	348 07
Richard O’Sullivan and Tessa Wyatt starred on which Seventies sitcom	Robin’s Nest	348 08
Who earned his big break as Han Solo in Star Wars	Harrison Ford	348 09
Which 45-year-old became the oldest boxer ever to win a world championship when he knocked out Michael Moorer in 1994	George Foreman	348 10
Which Florida city is the oldest in the USA	St. Augustine	348 11
What feat did Richard Branson and Per Lindstrand accomplish in 1987	The first transatlantic crossing by hot-air balloon	348 12
Who got married in a Berlin air-raid shelter on 29 April 1945 and committed suicide together the next day	Hitler and Eva Braun	348 13
Who was married to Olive in On the Buses	Arthur	348 14
Which US space shuttle exploded on take-off in 1986	Challenger	348 15
What is Tiger Woods’ real first name	Eldrick	348 16
Who defeated Charles II at the Battle of Worcester in 1651	Oliver Cromwell	349 01
Which Beatle nearly died at the age of six after his appendix bursst	Ringo Starr	349 02
Which American state forms the southern border of Missouri	Arkansas	349 03
Which English county has its own parliament, the Stannary	Cornwall	349 04
What was the maiden name of Australian tennis player Margaret Court	Margaret Smith	349 05
Whose 1992 book was titled Sex	Madonna	349 06
Which impressionist made his debut on TV’s Junior Showtime	joe Longthorne	349 07
What does ‘leprechaun’ mean in old Irish	‘Small body	349 08
On which river does Leicester stand	Soar	349 09
What stage name was adopted by Lee Yuen Kam	Bruce Lee	349 10
According to the Old Testament, which city’s wall crumbled to the blast of Joshua’s trumpets	Jericho	349 11
What was the name of the cross-eyed lion in Doktari	Clarence	349 12
On what date is the festival of Epiphany	6 january	349 13
Which football club were later disqualified after winning the 1993 European Champions’ Cup	Marseilles	349 14
Whose funeral did Prince Philip controversially attend in 1989	Emperor Hirohito of Japan	349 15
What was the name of the band in the TV series Tutti Frutti	The Malestics	349 16
In which year did George VI become King of England	1936	350 01
What are the Magi more generally known as	Three Wise Men	350 02
Which unseeded player won the men’s singles at Wimbledon in 1985	Boris Becker	350 03
Who sang about MrWu’	George Formby	350 04
Oz. Dennis and Moxey were characters in which TV series	AufWieder5e Pet	350 05
Who starred in Sophie’s Choice, Out ofAfrica and Death Becomes Her	Meryl Streep	350 06
What is the currency of Saudi Arabia	Riyal	350 07
Sinai is a peninsula in which country	Egypt	350 08
What nickname was given to the army assembled by Italian patriot Garibaldi	‘Redshirts	350 09
Who is the heroine in Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey	Catherine Morland	350 10
What are fluorescent and filament	Types of light bulb	350 11
In 1985, which company had to re-introduce its old product when customers complained about the taste of the new one	Coca-Cola	350 12
Who was nicknamed the Poison Dwarf’ in Dallas	Lucy Ewing	350 13
Which rap artist starred in the 1999 movie Deep Blue Sea	LL Cool J	350 14
In which English county is Avebury	Wiltshire	350 15
Which sextet were released in 1991 after the Court of Appeal quashed their convictions	The Birmingham Six	350 16
Which Scottish football club plays at Tannadice Park	Dundee United	351 01
What can be a man’s overcoat or a sofa	A chesterfield	351 02
Which American-born travel writer sent Notes from a Small Island	Bill Bryson	351 03
Which England fast bowler is nicknamed ‘Dazzler’	Darren Gough	351 04
Who did Paul Shane play in Hi-De-Hi	Ted Bovis	351 05
Which Australian city is named after William lV’s queen	Adelaide	351 06
What does the Greek word ‘antipodes’ mean	‘Opposite feet	351 07
Who wrote Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less	Jeffrey Archer	351 08
The badger is a member of which family of animals	Weasel	351 09
Who appears on TV with a dog called Spit	Bob Carolgees	351 10
What name was shared by an English philosopher and an Irish painter	Francis Bacon	351 11
Who won an Oscar for his portrayal of a tough businessman in the movie Wall Street	Michael Douglas	351 12
What was the Christian name of Sherlock Holmes’ companion Dr Watson	John	351 13
Guy Chambers writes songs with which artist	Robbie Williams	351 14
Which Grand Prix circuit features the Lesmo curves	Monza	351 15
Which town is overlooked byTable Mountain	Cape Town	351 16
How high is the net in a game of table tennis	Six inches	352 01
Who played the Duke of Edinburgh as a cowardly swine on TV in I 98Y	Rowan Atkinson (the first Edmund Blackadder’s title was Duke of Edinburgh)	352 02
Which band was fronted by David Byrne	Talking Heads	352 03
Tahiti is the largest of which group of Islands	Society Islands	352 04
What was the name of the shaggy, piano-playing dog in The Muppet Show	Rowlf	352 05
In which year did Bob Marley release ‘No Woman No Cry’	1974	352 06
On which island is Margate	Isle of Thanet	352 07
What was the title of James Mason’s final film	The Shooting Pan,,,	352 08
Which judge looks after the baps	Master of the Rolls	352 09
What is the name of the chalk hill figure on the South Downs at Wilmington	The ‘Long Man	352 10
Which radio show featured Mm and Henry Crun	The Goon Show	352 11
Which primrose opens at night	Evening primrosc	352 12
Who won the 1995 Booker Prize with The Ghost Rood	Pat Barker	352 13
What are roller, roman and venetian	Types of window blind	352 14
Which English explorer had the middle name Falcon	Captain Scott	352 15
Which river forms the eastern border between England and Scotland	Tweed	352 16
How many days of Christmas are there	12	353 01
What was the surname of the Bros boys	Goss	353 02
What can be a ballet dancer’s skirt or the name of a South African cleric	Tutu	353 03
What was the pen name of author Samuel Langhorne Clemens	Mark Twain	353 04
Which policy of Mikhail Gorbachev meant literally ‘reconstruction’	Perestroika	353 05
As what was Percy Toplis better known	‘The Monocled Mutineer	353 06
What is the capital of the Congo	Brazzaville	353 07
Which poet did Elizabeth Barrett marry	Robert Browning	353 08
What sporting activity takes place at Fairyhouse	Horse racing	353 09
Which company was formed by Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W Griffith to distribute their films	United Artists	353 10
What is gneiss	A type of rock	353 11
Who did the All Blacks play in a Monty Python rugby sketch	Derby City Council	353 12
Which English town houses the government surveillance centre, GCHQ	Cheltenham	353 13
Which boxer told his wife after losing his world heavyweight title in 1926: ‘Honey, I just forgot to duck’	Jack Dempsey	353 14
Which French actor starred in the 1990 movie Green Card	Gerard Depardieu	353 15
Which American state is known as the ‘Centennial State’	Colorado	353 16
Which flower is also known as the calla lily	Arum lily	354 01
What is cryogenics the science of	Very low temperatures	354 02
What bird lays its eggs in the nests of other birds	Cuckoo	354 03
In which century did Saladin conquer Egypt	12th	354 04
What did George Bernard Shaw say was the only sport more boring than cricket	Football	354 05
Which TV superhero was played by Gerald Harper	Adam Adamant	354 06
Westbury Down is the highest point of which stretch of English landscape	Salisbury Plain	354 07
The Ruhr Valley is a region of which country	Germany	354 08
Whose car was found in Newhaven following his disappearance	Lord Lucan	354 09
In which part of London did Del Boy and Rodney live	Peckham	354 10
Who wrote the 1964 poetry collection The Whitsun Weddings	Philip Larkin	354 11
Which comet was discovered in 1995 by two American astronomers	Hale-Bopp comet	354 12
Which Shakespeare play was the title of a Dire Straits song	Romeo And Juliet	354 13
Which tinned meat celebrated its 50th birthday in 1987	Spam	354 14
Which TV show was created by Peter Fluck and Roger Law	Spitting Image	354 15
What is an aye-aye	A lemur-like creature	354 16
What does GCHQ stand for	Government Communications Headquarters	355 01
What was said to be Hitler’s favourite film	King Kong	355 02
In which country might you be entertained by a geisha	Japan	355 03
Which two English towns give their names to types of carpet	Axminster and Wilton	355 04
Whom did Gruff Rhys Jones replace in the Not the Nine o’Clock News team	Chris Langham	355 05
In which month does the Monte Carlo Rally traditionally take place	January	355 06
In the reign of which King of England were the American colonies lost	George Ill	355 07
Who played the embittered mistress in Fatal Attraction	Glenn Close	355 08
Pete Callan is the resident villain in which TV soap	Family Affairs	355 09
In tennis, what is the women’s equivalent of the Davis Cup	Federation Cup	355 10
What is Spike Milligan’s real first name	Terence	355 11
What is the first sign of the zodiac	Aries	355 12
What is the bottlebrush	A type of tree	355 13
In Greek mythology, what was the name of the three-headed dog guarding the entrance to the underworld	Cerberus	355 14
Which Australian cricketer had a batting average of 99.94 from 52 Test matches	Donald Bradman	355 15
Which singer had a cousin who scored an FA Cup final goal	Elton John (Roy Dwight)	355 16
What was the stage name of singer AsaYoelson	Al Jolson	356 01
What did women in America start burning in 1970	Their bras	356 02
In which city is the Bosporus suspension bridge	Istanbul	356 03
What nationality was skier Alberto Tomba	Italian	356 04
Cathy McGowan made her name on which TV show	Ready, Stead>c Go!	356 05
What residents of Trafalgar Square were created by Edwin Landseer	The lions at the foot of Nelson’s Column	356 06
Who directed the 1999 movie Eyes Wide Shut	Stanley Kubrick	356 07
Which food is traditionally used to ward off vampires	Garlic	356 08
Which former Big Breakfast presenter is the daughter of a comedian	LizaTarbuck (daughter of Jimmy)	356 09
With which country is the fondue most associated	Switzerland	356 10
What is the capital of Croatia	Zagreb	356 11
Who directed the 1993 film A BrnxTale	Robert De Niro	356 12
What does a postilion ride	A horse	356 13
Which European landmark has 1,792 steps	Eiffel Tower	356 14
Which band urged you to ‘Sit Down’	James	356 15
The Kattegat lies to the east of which country	Denmark	356 16
What is dulse	An edible seaweed	357 01
Which breed of dog shares its name with a coastal region of Canada	Labrador	357 02
Which bear celebrated his 70th birthday in 1996	Winnie the Pooh	357 03
Which country’s currency is the real	Brazil	357 04
On which island is the Mauna Loa volcano	Hawaii	357 05
In Chinese theory, what is the opposite of yin	Yang	357 06
How many questions must be answered correctly to win the jackpot on Who Wants To Be a Millionaire	15	357 07
Who composed the Fingal’s Cave overture	Mendelssohn	357 08
Which American driver won the Formula One World Championship in 1978	Mario Andretti	357 09
Which animal strolled down the street at the start of each episode of Northern Exposure	Moose	357 10
In what field of photography did Eric Hosking specialise	Wildlife	357 11
What figure is Cerne Abbas famous for	Giant	357 12
Which university crew has clocked up the most wins in the Boat Race	Cambridge	357 13
Which footballing nation won the 1976 European Championship	Czechoslovakia	357 14
In which book does The Wife of Bath’s Tale appear	Canterbury Tales	357 15
What are dolly, dimmer and rocker	Types of light switches	357 16
Which former member of the royal family designed an aviary at London Zoo	Lord Snowdon	358 01
What are there ten of in a kilometre	Hectometres	358 02
Who was the shabby private detective hero in the TV series Public Eye	Frank Marker	358 03
What colour was Sheb Wooley’s Flying People Eater	Purple	358 04
Morden is at the southern end of which London Underground line	Northern Line	358 05
In which city was the royal standard raised at the start of the English Civil War	Nottingham	358 06
Which city had the world’s largest population in 1900	London	358 07
What was abolished in Britain in December 1969	Hanging	358 08
Who directed Carrie and The Untouchables	Brian de Palma	358 09
In which century was curling first played	16th	358 10
‘Suicide Is Painless’ was the theme song to which TV series	M*A*S*H	358 11
In what position did Rob Andrew play rugby for England	Fly-half	358 12
Which insect can jump 200 times its own height	Flea	358 13
What is another name for the windflower	Anemone	358 14
Who wrote The Ugly Duckling and The Little Mermaid	Hans Christian Andersen	358 15
What is an argali	Wild sheep	358 16
What stage name was used by choreographer William Berkeley Enos	Busby Berkeley	359 01
What was the American TV game show Card Sharks called when it moved to the UK	PlayYour Cards Right	359 02
In which ocean is the Bismarck Archipelago	Pacific	359 03
What is a blackcock	A large grouse	359 04
The Black Country is in which area of England	West Midlands	359 05
What can be an echo form in music or a type of priest	Canon	359 06
In which century was Canterbury Cathedral begun	11th	359 07
In the European Union, what does CAP stand for	Common Agricultural Policy	359 08
Which Tom Waits’ song was a hit for Rod Stewart	‘Downtown Train	359 09
At what sport was Peter Qosterhuis a professional	Golf	359 10
What country boasts the highest and lowest spots in South America	Argentina	359 11
What is dermatology the treatment of	Skin disorders	359 12
Who were the original team captains on Give Us a Clue	Una Stubbs and Lionel Blair	359 13
Which actor’s films included On the Waterfront and The Pawnbroker	Rod Steiger	359 14
Where is the plain of Sharon	Israel	359 15
How many popes have been Innocent	13	359 16
What is receding from the Earth by an inch and a half per year	The Moon	360 01
What are wood mosaic and wood parquet	Types of hardwood flooring	360 02
In which Foothall League fixture would the Lions play the Tigers	MilIwall v Hull	360 03
I-low many mountains in the world are over 2&000ft	Three	360 04
In which country is the Mojave Desert	USA	360 05
Which team currently playing in the Scottish First Division won the Scottish FA Cup in 1987	St Mirren	360 06
Which racecourse hosts a July meeting that is always described as ‘glorious’	Goodwood	360 07
At what age did Robbie Williams join Take That	16	360 08
What does the Russian word ‘soyuz’ mean, as in the series of spacecraft	‘Union	360 09
In which country is the port ofVeracruz	Mexico	360 10
Who wrote Cot on a Hot Tin Roof	Tennessee Williams	360 11
On which island is Carisbrooke Castle	Isle ofWight	360 12
Which English king was the illegitimate son of Duke Robert the Devil	William the Conqueror	360 13
Who played the AIDS-stricken lawyer in the movie Philadelphia	Tom Hanks	360 14
Which nationalist assumed the title ‘governor of Scotland’ in 1297	William Wallace	360 15
Which EastEnders character is played by Charlie Brooks	Janine Butcher	360 16
In which city was the first Guggenheim Museum established	NewYork	361 01
Who wrote Lord of the Flies	William Golding	361 02
Which TV soap celebrated its 40th birthday in 2000	Coronation Street	361 03
Which French river has the same name as an evergreen US female singer	Cher	361 04
Which is colder - minus 5 degrees Centigrade or minus 5 degrees Fahrenheit	Fahrenheit	361 05
At sea, what do 6,080ft equal	One nautical mile	361 06
Which Russian woman won gold medals in the 800 and 1.500 metres at the 1996 Olympics	Svetlana Masterkova	361 07
In which English county isTewkesbury	Gloucestershire	361 08
In which century was golf first played	15th	361 09
Who was the Nazi minister of propaganda	Joseph Goebbels	361 10
What are the factors of 8	I, 8,2,4	361 11
In which year was archery reintroduced to the Olympics	1972	361 12
Which state forms the northern border of North Carolina	Virginia	361 13
Which two brothers were members of Spandau Ballet	Gary and Martin Kemp	361 14
Bob Hoskins played sheet music salesman Arthur Parker in which TV series by Dennis Potter	Pennies From Heaven	361 15
Which other Briton beat Christine Truman in the 1961 Wimbledon women's singles final	Angela Mortimer	361 16
Which star of Little Man Tate became a mother for the second time in October 2001	Jodie Foster	362 01
For which bank did ‘rogue trader’ Nick Leeson work	Barings	362 02
Which TV cook was embarrassed when a 12-year-old girl spat out his food in front of 3,000 people	Jamie Oliver	362 03
Which ITV series of 2001 was billed as a British version of the US sitcom Will and Grace	Bob and Rose	362 04
What part of an Irish castle do visitors kiss for good luck	Blarney Stone (Blarney Castle)	362 05
Which English king was married to Margaret of Anjou	Henry VI	362 06
Which TV chat show host celebrated the 30th anniversary of his programme in 2001	Michael Parkinson	362 07
What is shiatsu	Japanese method of massage	362 08
Where does the Boat Race start	Putney	362 09
For what is the Turner Prize awarded	Art	362 10
Who has children named Lourdes and Rocco	Madonna	362 11
With what did Dick Whittington hope to find the streets of Lo,jdon paved	Gold	362 12
What is shepherd’s purse	A plant	362 13
On what surface is the US Open tennis championship played	Concrete	362 14
Who wrote Catch-22	Joseph Heller	362 15
Greco-Roman is a style of which sport	Wrestling	362 16
Which story of the Foreign Legion was written by P. C. Wren	Beau Geste	363 01
In which country was the Duke of Wellington born	Ireland	363 02
Which Dickens character was ‘ever so ‘umble’	Uriah Heep	363 03
Which Alfred was an author of walkers’ guidebooks	Alfred Wainwright	363 04
In which country is there a rugby club called Garryowen	Ireland	363 05
Which Englishman directed Midnight Cowboy	John Schlesinger	363 06
on a dart board, what is the value of the outer ring of the bullseye	25	363 07
What can be horned, carpet or gaboon	Vipers	363 08
In which country is Lake Van	Turkey	363 09
Which organisation’s headquarters were behind Del Floria’s tailor shop in Manhattan	UNCLE	363 10
Which baseball player featured in the lyrics of Simon and Garfunkel’s ‘Mrs Robinson’	Joe Di Maggio	363 11
Which two British boxers won gold medals at the 1956 Olympics	Terry Spinks and Dick McTaggart	363 12
Which news reached London on the day of Elizabeth Ii’s coronation	That a British expedition had become the first to conquer Everest	363 13
What was the Tour of Britain cycling race previously known as	The Milk Race	363 14
Which European capital stands on the River Vltava	Prague	363 15
Who played Smashey and Nicey	Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse	363 16
What is the area around Stoke-on Trent known as	The Potteries	364 01
Which was the first London Underground line to be opened	Metropolitan	364 02
What game is also called pocket billiards	Pool	364 03
For whom were XTC making plans	Nigel	364 04
What nationality is the racing driver Jamb Trulli	Italian	364 05
Which Yorkshire town is famous for its liquorice cakes	Pontefract	364 06
General Pinochet seized power in which country in 1973	Chile	364 07
Which star is at the centre of the Solar System	The Sun	364 08
Which England cricketer is ironically nicknamed ‘The Cat’	Phil Tufnell	364 09
What name was adopted by Joseph Vissarionivich Djugashviti	Stalin	364 10
Who created Grange Hill and Brookside	Phil Redmond	364 11
What can be simultaneous or quadratic	Equations	364 12
From which country does the plastic explosive Semtex originate	Czech Republic	364 13
What is a samoyed	Breed of dog	364 14
What sport was played by Joe Montana	American football	364 15
David Ben-Gurion was the first Prime Minister of which country	Israel	364 16
Who was A Suitable Case for Treatment in a 1966 film	Morgan	365 01
What nationality is the tennis player Pat Rafter	Australian	365 02
Which actress gave her name to a life jacket	Mae West	365 03
What do four pecks make	A bushel	365 04
Sfax and Sousse are ports in which country	Tunisia	365 05
What was restored to English life in 1660	The monarchy	365 06
What is the name of the thick, embossed wallpaper that is usually painted over and became popular in the I 970s	Anaglypta	365 07
Which writer/performer used the pen name Gerald Wiley	Ronnie Barker	365 08
With what musical instrument was Jacqueline Du Pré associated	Cello	365 09
Who wrote My Family and OtherAnimals	Gerald Durrell	365 10
In which city is the mansion Dumbarton Oaks	Washington DC	365 11
In which English county is the Isle of Grain	Kent	365 12
Kenneth II became king of which country in 971	Scotland	365 13
How many squares are there on a Snakes and Ladders board	100	365 14
Who shot Lee Harvey Oswald	Jack Ruby	365 15
Which goalkeeper won 119 caps for Northern Ireland	Pat Jennings	365 16
Where did John Thaw and Lindsey Duncan spend a year	Provence	366 01
Who provided the voice of Mr Magoo	Jim Backus	366 02
Which 1957 treaty established the EEC	Treaty of Rome	366 03
Which phone number was introduced in the UK in 1937	999	366 04
What did Italian physicist Giovanni Caselli invent in 1866	Fax machine	366 05
Who released the 1968 album Lady Soul	Aretha Franklin	366 06
In what car did Damon Hill become Formula One world champion	Williams	366 07
Which bar owner fell in love with Father Peter Clifford in Ballykissangel	Assumpta Fitzgerald	366 08
Which French couturier pioneered the ‘New Look’	Christian Dior	366 09
In which century was Hadrian’s Wall built	2nd	366 10
Castle Howard is a stately home in which English county	North Yorkshire	366 11
Which planet has the shortest year	Mercury	366 12
Which band has a member called ‘Left eye’	TLC	366 13
Who played the ‘man with no name’ in A Fistful of Dollars	Clint Eastwood	366 14
Which Mediterranean country shows a map of itself on its flag	Cyprus	366 15
Which London football club’s ground is sometimes known as the Boleyn Ground	West Ham United	366 16
Which long-running TV series was conceived by John Hunter Blair	Blue Peter	367 01
Which bank was the first to introduce cheque cards to the UK	Midland	367 02
Who walked out of Scott’s tent, saying he might be some time	Captain Oates	367 03
Which Steven Spielberg film was based on a novel by Thomas Keneally	Schindler’s List	367 04
In which field event did Balazs Kiss win a gold at the 1996 Olympics	Hammer	367 05
How many gills make a pint	Four	367 06
Who was the Roman god of fire and destruction	Vulcan	367 07
What is a hawser	A thick rope for tying ships	367 08
The veldt is a subtropical grassland in which country	South Africa	367 09
Who died at Osborne House on 22 January 1901	Queen Victoria	367 10
Who created Paul Temple	Francis Durbridge	367 11
Which French Christian name is the capital of South Dakota	Pierre	367 12
What is a young pigeon called	Squab	367 13
Which vegetable has the Latin name Brassica ropo	Turnip	367 14
Turku is a port in which country	Finland	367 15
Which are the two cheapest streets to live in Monopoly	Whitechapel and Old Kent Road	367 16
In which song was Noel Gallagher ‘gonna start a revolution from my bed’	‘Don’t Look Back In Anger	368 01
Which MP was killed at the opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway	William Huskisson	368 02
Which future World Champion’s first Formula One victory was at the 1975 Dutch Grand Prix	James Hunt	368 03
Whose guide dog was the first to attend a State Opening of Parliament	David Blunkett’s	368 04
In which year. was the jarrow Crusade	1936	368 05
Which is Europe’s largest inland port	Hamburg	368 06
Who sang about the ‘Year of the Cat’	Al Stewart	368 07
At what number Sunset Strip did Stu Bailey work	77	368 08
Which types of cloud are found higher in the sky — altostratus or cirrus	Cirrus	368 09
What is a coati	A South American animal	368 10
Who was the first track athlete to hold World, Olympic, European and Commonwealth titles simultaneously	Linford Christie	368 11
Who composed ‘Stardust’ and ‘Lazy River’	Hoagy Carmichael	368 12
Who signs himself ‘Ebor’	Archbishop ofYork	368 13
Which IBM computer defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov in 1996	Deep Blue	368 14
What is the Decalogue more commonly known as	The Ten Commandments	368 15
In which county is Broadmoor Hospital	Berkshire	368 16
Which borough of New York City is named after Dutch settler James Bronck	The Bronx	369 01
Who created Rikki-Tikki.Tavi	Rudyard Kipling	369 02
Which sportsman was the first person to be voted off Celebrity Big Brother in 2001	Chris Eubank	369 03
What is a bromeliad	Tropical plant	369 04
Which instrument is also known as the English horn	Cor anglais	369 05
Which city hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics	Nagano	369 06
Which football club did Aif Garnett support	West Ham United	369 07
Who stoked Ivor the Engine	Jones the Steam	369 08
On which island are the TT races run	Isle of Man	369 09
Who was killed on his yacht by an IRA bomb in 1979	Earl Mountbatten	369 10
Where did Anthony work in a Billy Joel song	Grocery store	369 11
How old was Jodie Foster when she starred in Taxi Driver	14	369 12
Which Italian football club did Paul Gascoigne join in 1992	Lazio	369 13
Which star of the movie Strike Up the Bond died in 1969	Judy Garland	369 14
Which record company was founded by Berry Gordy Jnr	Tamla Motown	369 15
The Nottinghamshire town of Eastwood is associated with which author	D. H. Lawrence	369 16
What nationality is Olympic sprinter Donovan Bailey	Canadian	370 01
Which state forms the western border of Pennsylvania	Ohio	370 02
What dissolves in a solvent	Solute	370 03
Which singer was nicknamed ‘The Empress of the Blues’	Bessie Smith	370 04
What was the first name of Egyptian politician Sadat	Anwar	370 05
In 1986, who became the youngest Wimbledon semi-finalist for 99 years	Gabriela Sabatini	370 06
Who directed Tommy and Lisztomonia	Ken Russell	370 07
Which sport operates under the Queensberry Rules	Boxing	370 08
What were the Pre-Raphaelites	A group of painters	370 09
In which county is Chessington World of Adventure	Surrey	370 10
Which Conservative politician was portrayed as a slug on Spitting Image	Kenneth Baker	370 11
Who was the first DJ to be heard on Radio I	Tony Blackburn	370 12
Which 16th-century Danish astronomer wore a silver nose after his own was cut off in a duel	Tycho Brake	370 13
Which female singer had hits with ‘Dreams’ and ‘Rise’	Gabrielle	370 14
What was TV fitness guru Diana Moran also known as	‘The Green Goddess	370 15
Pointing forward, what side of a ship is the starboard	Right	370 16
What is a shoveler	Duck	371 01
Which tennis player was stabbed by a fan of her rival, Seffi Graf, on a court during the 1993 Hamburg Open	Monica Seles	371 02
Harriet Vane featured in the stories of which aristocratic detective	Lord Peter Wimsey	371 03
Which Sixties pop group leader sported an eye-patch	Johnny Kidd	371 04
What disease devastated Ireland in the I 840s	Potato blight	371 05
What was the name of the chambermaid in Fowlty Towers	PoIly	371 06
Which alcoholic drink, popular among ancient Britons, was made from honey and water fermented with yeast	Mead	371 07
What is the maximum score in a game of tenpin bowling	300	371 08
Which English character actor won an Oscar for the 1957 film The Bridge on the River Kwai	Alec Guinness	371 09
What do cartographers make	Maps	371 10
What was Arthur Daley’s favourite watering hole	The Winchester	371 11
Over what distance is the One Thousand Guineas horse race run	One mile	371 12
Whose 1989 solo album was titled Journeyman	Eric Clapton	371 13
Which former world champion racing driver was killed in a crash at Hockenheim in 1968	Jim Clark	371 14
What must players keep on the floor during a game of snooker	One foot	371 15
Which member of The Clash was born John Mellors	Joe Strummer	371 16
What did Tim Berners-Lee invent in 1990	World Wide Web	372 01
What did General Karl Weidling surrender on 2 May 1945	Berlin	372 02
Who composed the score for West Side Story	Leonard Bernstein	372 03
Which Test cricketer was nicknamed ‘Bees”	Ian Botham	372 04
Gaborone is the capital of which African country	Botswana	372 05
Who explored America’s Wilderness Road in 1775	Daniel Boone	372 06
What does Mark Fowler sell on his EastEnders market stall	Fruit and veg	372 07
What can be a school of whales or a home for peas	Pod	372 08
Which game did Mark Twain call ‘a good walk spoiled’	Golf•	372 09
Dondra Head is the most southerly point of which island	Sri Lanka	372 10
What is hyssop	A herb	372 11
The Olive Tree Alliance won a 1996 general election in which European country	Italy	372 12
What sport did Gordie Howe play professionally	Ice Hockey	372 13
How many lanes are there in an Olympic swimming pool	Eight	372 14
Which Spice Girl recorded a duet with Bryan Adams	Melanie Chisholm	372 15
Who played Elliot Ness in the 1987 movie The Untouchables	Kevin Costner	372 16
What is the stage name of musician Declan McManus	Elvis Costello	373 01
What item of clothing took its name from a suburb of Bombay	Dungarees	373 02
What does Costa Brava mean literally	‘Wild Coast	373 03
OTT was the short-lived, adult version of which TV show	Tiswas	373 04
How many consecutive failures mean elimination from a high jump competition	Three	373 05
In which American state was Elvis Presley born	Mississippi	373 06
How many players are there in a Rugby League team	13	373 07
Which island is home to the ayeaye	Madagascar	373 08
Who was the Roman god of agricUlture	Saturn	373 09
Which Prince album contained ‘Little Red Corvette’	‘1999	373 10
What title was Mary, eldest daughter of Charles I, the first person to hold	Princess Royal	373 11
What did M*A*S*H stand for	Mobile Army Surgical Hospital	373 12
What dog is another name for a marmot	Prairie dog	373 13
What was Enoch Powell’s first name	John	373 14
The edelweiss is the national flower of which country	Austria	373 15
What was discovered at Sutton Hoo in 1939	A Saxon ship	373 16
In which English county is the Porton Down Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment	Wiltshire	374 01
The Power Game was the sequel to which TV series	The Plane Makers	374 02
Which actor directed the 1980 film Stir Crazy	Scottish	374 03
In which city do Sampdoria play home football matches	Genoa	374 04
What nationality is film director Wim Wenders	German	374 05
Which sitcom was set in Chigwell	Birds of a Feather	374 06
What is the name of the technique for hardening rubber through heat and the addition of sulphur	Vulcanisation	374 07
What is the musical term for a rapid fluctuation of pitch	Vibrato	374 08
Who played Clyde Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde	Warren Beatty	374 09
In which century was Cambridge University founded	12th	374 10
Which month of the year is named after a Roman festival of purification	February	374 11
Which Football League club moved its home from Loakes Park to Adams Park	Wycombe Wanderers	374 12
Which cricketer scored a record 1,710 Test runs in 1976	Viv Richards	374 13
Who was the third US President	Thomas Jefferson	374 14
Which Zimbabwe golfer won the British Open in 1994	Nick Price	374 15
The first of which female gathering was founded in 1897 at Stoney ui or	Women’s Institute	374 16
Andy Mackay and Brian Eno were members of which Seventies band	Roxy Music	375 01
Of whose murder was James Earl Ray convicted	Martin Luther l(ing	375 02
What nationality was the pirate Captain Kidd	Scottish	375 03
Which Red Dwarf actor presents Robot Wars	Craig Charles	375 04
What can be hermit, horseshoe or edible	Crab	375 05
Which are the only two South American countries that do not border Brazil	Chile and Ecuador	375 06
What is a colonnade	A row of columns which support arches	375 07
Count Fosco was the rotund villain of which Wilkie Collins novel	The Woman in White	375 08
In which year did The Mousetrap open	1952	375 09
In which English county is Bodiam Castle	East Sussex	375 10
Who sang ‘I WalkThe Line’ in 1956	Johnny Cash	375 11
Gamla Stan is the old quarter of which city	Stockholm	375 12
Which actress married producer Carlo Ponti	Sophia Loren	375 13
Which waterway do the rivers Tame and Goyt join to form at Stockport	Mersey	375 14
Which ‘madame’ popularised Luncheon Vouchers in the I 980s	Cynthia Payne	375 15
What did Isaac Singer invent	Sewing machine	375 16
Where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments	Mount Sinai	376 01
Whose 1983 album was titled ‘Hearts And Bones’	Paul Simon	376 02
In which US state are the Black Hills	South Dakota	376 03
Whose best-selling album was ‘Jagged Little Pill’	Alanis Morissette	376 04
Which two actresses created Upstairs Downstairs	Jean Marsh and Eileen Atkins	376 05
Which is the nearest seaside resort to London	Southend	376 06
In which country is Hockenheim motor racing circuit	Germany	376 07
How many shillings were there in a guinea	21	376 08
What squat sea bird has the Latin name Fratercula orctica	Puffin	376 09
Which sporting event was inspired by the exploits of Pheidippides	Marathon	376 10
What name was given to England’s boundary areas with Wales and Scotland	The Marches	376 11
‘Logo’ is derived from the Greek word for what	‘Word	376 12
What has been the official spoken language of China since 1917	Mandarin	376 13
What is a runnel	A small stream	376 14
What is a unit for measuring the warmth of fabrics and clothes	Tog	376 15
The House of Keys is part of the government of which island	Isle of Man	376 16
What colour was Roy Orbison’s Bayou	Blue	377 01
Who was appointed manager of Coventry City FC in October 2001	Roland Nilsson	377 02
According to Blackadder, who had the brain the size of ‘a weasel’s wedding tackle’	Prince Regent	377 03
In what sport did Britain’s Jason Queally win a gold medal at the 2000 Sydney Olympics	Cycling	377 04
Who was Noah’s niggly wife in the children’s TV series	Nellie	377 05
The North Foreland is a promontory in which county of England	Kent	377 06
What are natives of Kazakhstan called	Kazakhs	377 07
What colour is umber	Yellow/brown	377 08
What does a trichologist study	Hair	377 09
For which international rugby team does Keith Wood play	Ireland	377 10
Which singer/songwriter had a hit in 2000 with ‘Babylon’	David Gray	377 11
Who played TV cop TJ. Hooker	William Shatner	377 12
What did officials at Ascot consider banning from the Royal Enclosure in 1971	Hot pants	377 13
Which slender eating implements can be made from wood, plastic or ivory	Chopsticks	377 14
What are chitterlings	Animal intestines, prepared as a food	377 15
Which 2001 film starred John Cleese and Woody Harrelson	Scorched	377 16
What can be an expression of indignation or a deep frill on a dress	Flounce	378 01
Which 2001 film starred Michael Caine and Bob Hoskins as part of a gang of drinking buddies who scatter their friend’s ashes off Margate Pier	Last Orders	378 02
In chess, which piece can only move diagonally	Bishop	378 03
What is a native of Manchester called	Mancuriian	378 04
What does the musical term ‘largo’ mean	Slowly	378 05
At what sport did Britain’s Judy Grinham win gold in the I 956 Olympics	Swimming	378 06
Who was ‘mummy’s little soldier’ in Please, Sir!	Frankie Abbott	378 07
Who played Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer in the l997 movie Seven Years in Tibet	Brad Pitt	378 08
Which island was the setting for Magnum P1	Hawaii	378 09
Who directed Trains potting and The Beach	Danny Boyle	378 10
Which band longed to go to ‘Echo Beach’	Martha and the Muffins	378 11
What can be a two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage or a pop concert	Gig	378 12
Which band recorded the album ‘Parachutes’	Co?dplay	378 13
To whom is actress Prunella Scales married	Timothy West	378 14
What would you do with a sackbut	Play it (it’s a musical intrument)	378 15
In the imperial system of weight, how many pounds are there in a quarter	28	378 16
Caledonia was the Roman name for which country	Scotland	379 01
Vancouver stands at the mouth of which river	Fraser River	379 02
What nationality were the original Vandals	German	379 03
Which Shetland island gives its name to a type of knitting pattern	Fair Isle	379 04
How long is a microsecond	A millionth of a second	379 05
Where does your pancreas lie	Behind your stomach	379 06
Which TV presenter made her name on Braden’s Week	Esther Rantzen	379 07
Who released the album ‘Synkronized’	jamiroquai	379 08
Who starred in The Matrix, Sweet November and Hardball	Keanu Reeves	379 09
Mike, Matt and Pete were better known as which Eighties hitmakers	Stock, Aitken and Waterman	379 10
What does Isobel Lang present on the BBC	Weather forecast	379 11
Who wrote My Uncle Silas	H. E. Bates	379 12
In which country was golfer Retief Goosen born	South Africa	379 13
What does CAMRA stand for	Campaign for Real Ale	379 14
What would you do with a kina in Papua New Guinea	Spend it	379 15
Which US theatre awards are named after actress Antoinette Perry	Tony awards	379 16
What name is given to a horse with black and white patches	Piebald	380 01
What is the only breed of dog that doesn’t have a pink tongue	Chow	380 02
Which show featured ‘Q’,Anna and Dee as the Little Ladies	Rock Follies	380 03
Which part of South Carolina lent its name to a dance craze	Charleston	380 04
What sport do the Florida Marlins play	Baseball	380 05
What colour is the fur of a chinchilla	Grey	380 06
What is a white dwarf	A star	380 07
Which musician was Halfway Between The Gutter’	Fatboy Slim	380 08
Which snooker player was given the nickname ‘Interesting’ by Spitting Image	Steve Davis	380 09
Roger II was king of which country from 1130	Sicily	380 10
Which two cities fought the Punic Wars	Rome and Carthage	380 11
What can be a joint on the back leg of an animal or a German white wine	Hock	380 12
What are Cannon and Ball’s first names	Tommy and Bobby	380 13
Which are the nearest islands to Rockall	Outer Hebrides	380 14
What is the capital of Mali	Bamako	380 15
Who founded the Body Shop	Anita Roddick	380 16
What are the two basic ingredients of cock-a-leekie soup	Chicken and leek	381 01
What is a julep	An iced drink	381 02
What was the name of Reg Holdsworth’s mother-in-law in Coronation Street	Maud Grimes	381 03
Which Welsh town means ‘Vale of the Crow’	Cwmbran	381 04
Who had a manservant named Cato	Inspector Clouseau	381 05
Which was the only major sea battle to be fought during the First World War	Battle of jutland	381 06
Which country won the first Women’s World Cup in football	USA	381 07
Wallachia is part of which European country	Romania	381 08
Which motor manufacturer takes its name from the Latin for ‘I roll’	Volvo	381 09
Who was US secretary of state from 1977-80	Cyrus Vance	381 10
In 1992, which city reintroduced trams to the UK after an absence of 40 years	Manchester	381 11
What can be a pivot or a small freshwater fish	Gudgeon	381 12
What is the opposite of the Orient	Occident	381 13
Moony and Sunshine were axed from which children’s TV show	Rainbow	381 14
Which country boasts the world’s longest coastline	Canada	381 15
Which cardinal was chief minister to Louis XIII of France	Cardinal Richelieu	381 16
What would you do with a palliasse	Lie on it (it’s a straw mattress)	382 01
Which famous five released the album ‘Buzz’	Steps	382 02
Which slip of the tongue takes its name from a former warden of New College, Oxford	Spoonerism (William Spooner)	382 03
Which Moroccan port means ‘white house’ in Spanish	Casablanca	382 04
Where would you find the Carolines	In the Pacific Ocean	382 05
How many strings does a violin have	Four	382 06
Who was the first Canadian to become Formula One World Champion	Jacques Villeneuve	382 07
Who was Thora Hird’s husband in the sitcom Meet the Wife	Freddie Frinton	382 08
How old was Elvis Presley when he died	42	382 09
From which country does moselle wine come	Germany	382 10
Which dessert consisting of meringue topped with fruit and whipped cream is named after a Russian ballerina	Pavlova	382 11
Of what was Pax the Roman goddess	Peace	382 12
For which film did Henry Fonda win a BestActor Oscar in 1981	On Golden Pond	382 13
What is a native of the Seychelles called	Seychellois	382 14
Which ‘brothers’ released the album ‘Surrender’	Chemical Brothers	382 15
What year followed 66BC	65BC	382 16
About whom does a hagiographer write	The saints	383 01
Who played TV dropout Shelley	Hywel Bennett	383 02
What is the second-largest city in Wales	Swansea	383 03
With what was Kevin Costner dancing in 1990	Wolves	383 04
What colour are the flowers of a coltsfoot	Yellow	383 05
In which English city would you find medieval covered arcades called ‘The Rows’	Chester	383 06
In which year did the Queen marry Prince Philip	1947	383 07
What is lanolin obtained from	Sheep’s wool	383 08
What did UNCLE stand for	United Network Command for Law Enforcement	383 09
Whose feast day falls on I March	St David	383 10
Whose 1995 album was titled ‘History’	Michael Jackson	383 11
Which club, playing in the bottom division of the Football League in 2001—2, won the League Cup in 1988	Luton Town	383 12
What name is given to a comic character from traditional Italian plays who wears a black mask and a colourful costume	Harlequin	383 13
Who is the only US president to have been re-elected more than once	Franklin D. Roosevelt	383 14
What three colours appear on the flag of Bulgaria	White, green and red	383 15
In which continent is the mountain range, the Appalachians	North America	383 16