| 1 | In which range of hills is Wookey Hole? |
| Mendips |
| 2 | What is the largest breed of terrier dog? |
| Airedale |
| 3 | During which battle did the Charge of the Light Brigade occur? |
| Balaclava |
| 4 | Which was Rogers and Hammerstein’s first musical? |
| Oklahoma! |
| 5 | In which US city did Starbucks first open? |
| Seattle |
| 6 | The pecan nut comes from which tree? |
| Hickory |
| 7 | In which year was the Chernobyl nuclear disaster? |
| 1986 |
| 8 | Who beat the New York Yankees to win the 2003 baseball World Series? |
| Florida Marlins |
| 9 | Which type of hat is named after the Prussian town in which it was originally made? |
| Homburg |
| 10 | Which is the largest lake in Italy? |
| Garda |
| 11 | What sort of animal is an addax? |
| Antelope |
| 12 | Which is the only English town featured in the title of a Shakespeare play? |
| Windsor |
| 13 | Which country has a wine growing region called O'Higgins? |
| Chile |
| 14 | What is the final event in the Decathlon? |
| 1500m |
| 15 | Who directed "The Last Temptation of Christ"? |
| Martin Scorsese |
| 16 | Hugh de Merville, William de Tracy, Reginal Fitzurse and Richard le Breton allegedly committed which crime? |
| Murder of Thomas a Becket |
| 17 | What is the smallest British bat? |
| Pipistrelle |
| 18 | What was the name of the Ewing family ranch in Dallas? |
| Southfork |
| 19 | Of which country was Gorm the Old an ancient king? |
| Denmark |
| 20 | In "The Sound of Music", how many children did Captain Von Trapp have? |
| 7 |
| 21 | Hedera helix is the Latin name for which climbing plant? |
| Ivy |
| 22 | Where is Lord Nelson buried? |
| St Paul's Cathedral |
| 23 | Which cult TV series took place on a Jupiter Mining Corporation ship? |
| Red Dwarf |
| 24 | Phobos is a moon of which planet? |
| Mars |
| 25 | Which fruit is in crème de cassis? |
| Blackcurrant |
| 26 | The Spanish Steps are in which European city? |
| Rome |
| 27 | Who would use a quern? |
| A miller |
| 28 | Which US city's American football team is called The Bears? |
| Chicago |
| 29 | Of which contest was Kiki Haakonson the first winner? |
| Miss World |
| 30 | Which TV series was set on Craggy Island? |
| Father Ted |
| 31 | Sir John Houblon was the first governor of what? |
| Bank of England |
| 32 | Which US state is known as the Apache state? |
| Arizona |
| 33 | What title was taken by Nicholas Brakespeare, the English pope? |
| Adrian IV |
| 34 | In which country is Dalaman Airport? |
| Turkey |
| 35 | Who founded Britain’s first museum in 1683? |
| Elias Ashmole |
| 36 | In which county is Chequers? |
| Buckinghamshire |
| 37 | David Beckham made his League debut on loan at which club? |
| Preston |
| 38 | In which novel did James Bond first appear? |
| Casino Royale |
| 39 | Who founded the Jesuits? |
| St Ignatius Loyola |
| 40 | Charles Ross and Epicure are types of which fruit? |
| Apple |
| 41 | Which treaty established the EEC? |
| Treaty of Rome |
| 42 | Which European sporting track is rebuilt every year? |
| Cresta Run |
| 43 | The Thomas Cup is awarded in which sport? |
| Badminton |
| 44 | Daniel Hooper became well known by what nickname? |
| Swampy |
| 45 | Who, with Nick Ross, was the original female presenter of Crimewatch? |
| Sue Cook |
| 46 | Oology is the study of what? |
| Eggs |
| 47 | Mark Haddon's prize winning novel "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time"
takes its title from a line in a short story, spoken by which fictional character? |
| Sherlock Holmes |
| 48 | Who composed Pictures at an Exhibition? |
| Modeste Mussorgsky |
| 49 | What colour jersey is worn by the highest placed young rider in the Tour de France? |
| White |
| 50 | Who was the leader of Solidarity? |
| Lech Walesa |
| 51 | Which playwright died in mysterious circumstances at an inn in Deptford? |
| Christopher Marlowe |
| 52 | Which member of Queen recorded the solo albums Strange Frontier and Fun In Space? |
| Roger Taylor |
| 53 | Which sport is played by the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim? |
| Ice Hockey |
| 54 | Which element has the symbol Fe? |
| Iron |
| 55 | Where in Gloucestershire is the headquarters of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust? |
| Slimbridge |
| 56 | What type of creature is a moccasin? |
| Snake |
| 57 | King Canute's wife, Queen Emma, was previously married to which king? |
| Ethelred II |
| 58 | The dong is the main unit of currency of which country? |
| Vietnam |
| 59 | Who plays rugby union at Kingsholm Road? |
| Gloucester |
| 60 | What is a young hare called? |
| Leveret |
| 61 | in which country are the Nazca Lines? |
| Peru |
| 62 | Who wrote "Centuries", first published in 1555? |
| Nostradamus |
| 63 | In which American state was Bourbon whisky first made? |
| Kentucky |
| 64 | Who composed the operas Peter Grimes and Billy Budd? |
| Benjamin Britten |
| 65 | What school of design did Walter Gropius establish? |
| Bauhaus |
| 66 | Which Mogul emperor had the Taj Mahal built? |
| Shah Jehan |
| 67 | In which town is the Tate Gallery's Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden? |
| St Ives |
| 68 | Ras el Hanout is a spice mix used in the cuisine of which country? |
| Morocco |
| 69 | In which Essex town is Garth Marenghi's Darkplace set? |
| Romford |
| 70 | In which modern day country are the ruins of the Roman city of Leptis Magna? |
| Libya |
| 71 | Which shipping forecast area is south of Humber? |
| Thames |
| 72 | Where were the first Winter Olympics held in 1924? |
| Chamonix |
| 73 | Which UK golf course has a hole called the Postage Stamp? |
| Troon |
| 74 | What is the world's largest rodent? |
| Capybara |
| 75 | Tarom Airlines are based in which country? |
| Romania |
| Children and Family |
| 76 | Who were Janet, Pam, Barbara, Jack, Peter, George and Colin? |
| The Secret Seven |
| 77 | Who lived in the house at Pooh Corner? |
| Eeyore |
| 78 | Near which village is Windy Miller's mill? |
| Camberwick Green |
| 79 | Which Teletubby owns a large cowhide hat? |
| Dipsy |
| 80 | Which Force's boss was Security Chief Anderson? |
| G-Force |
| 81 | Which member of The A Team lived in the Veterans' Administrative Hospital? |
| Capt. H.M "Howlin' Mad" Murdock |
| 82 | What is the name of Yogi Bear's girlfriend? |
| Cindy |
| 83 | Which superhero was friends with a striped cat named Spot? |
| Hong Kong Phooey |
| 84 | Who lived on a small blue planet in space? |
| The Clangers |
| 85 | Who wrote "The Illustrated Mum" and "Girls in Love"? |
| Jacqueline Wilson |
| 86 | Who provided the voice of Dangermouse? |
| David Jason |
| 87 | Whose mother ran off with Mr Lucas, the family's neighbour? |
| Adrian Mole |
| 88 | Comedy Dave is the sidekick of which DJ? |
| Chris Moyles |
| 89 | In which TV series does law firm Wolfram and Hart appear? |
| Angel |
| 90 | Who had a No 1 hit with "Five Colours in Her Hair"? |
| McFly |
| 91 | On which farm did Worzel Gummidge live? |
| Scatterbrook Farm |
| 92 | Who owns a black and white cat named Jess? |
| Postman Pat |
| 93 | What was the name of Captain Pugwash's ship? |
| The Black Pig |
| 94 | In Hollyoaks, what is Ben Davies' job? |
| Fireman |
| 95 | Who was the Prisoner of Azkaban? |
| Sirius Black |
| 96 | Which reporter lived in Labrador Road? |
| Tintin |
| 97 | What sort of creature is Mrs Tiggywinkle? |
| Hedgehog |
| 98 | Which Muppet plays the drums? |
| Animal |
| 99 | In "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe", what sort of creature is Mr Tumnus? |
| Faun |
| 100 | In "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", who was the inventor of the flying car? |
| Caractacus Potts |
