| 1 | How many elements are there on the Periodic Table? |
| 2 | Who designed the new Wembley Stadium? |
| 3 | Who composed the theme tunes for "The Rockford Files," "LA Law" and "Magnum PI"? |
| 4 | What are Alexandria and Baron Solemacher? |
| 5 | What is a head-high full toss called in cricket? |
| 6 | Who played Prince Charles in the 2006 film "The Queen"? |
| 7 | Which craft won the "X-Prize"? |
| 8 | Where were the Proms held before moving to the Royal Albert Hall? |
| 9 | Which Children's BBC presenter plays Martha's brother in Doctor Who? |
| 10 | The 3rd Earl of Southampton was a patron of which playwright? |
| 11 | Which British driver came 3rd on his Formula 1 debut in 2007? |
| 12 | Which military corps searches the Palace of Westminster cellars before each State Opening of Parliament? |
| 13 | Which celebrity chef was once Head Chef at Winchester's Hotel du Vin? |
| 14 | Where will the 2008 Ryder Cup be held? |
| 15 | Which performers were known as "phylakes" in ancient Greece, and later "mummers" in England? |
| 16 | In which county are you most likely to see Saint Piran's Flag? |
| 17 | Which "Take That" member was the first to have a UK Number 1 single? |
| 18 | Whose Chemists' shop is reconstructed in Winchester's City Museum? |
| 19 | Which was the top-grossing movie in the UK in 2006? |
| 20 | On what date was the Cutty Sark launched? |
| 21 | How is the current Earl of Merioneth better known? |
| 22 | Which rugby union team play at "Sixways"? |
| 23 | What fruit has varieties including "Arctic" and "Whitebark"? |
| 24 | Which children's TV character has the catch-phrase "let's get mucky"? |
| 25 | Which high street beauty chain was founded by Anita Roddick? |
| 26 | Other than Winchester, in which Hampshire town does the University of Winchester have a campus? |
| 27 | Where did Domingo, Carreras and Pavarotti first perform as "The Three Tenors"? |
| 28 | Who won three Gold Medals for Great Britain at the 2007 World Track Cycling Championships? |
| 29 | In which TV series does Zach Braff play "JD"? |
| 30 | Which island republic's capital city is Antananarivo? |
| 31 | What is the common name for the nuts produced Corylus maxima? |
| 32 | The typical human eye is most sensitive to which primary colour? |
| 33 | What is the closest English Heritage site to Littleton Recreation Ground? |
| 34 | What is the County Capital of Norfolk? |
| 35 | What is the technical term for an arm guard worn in archery? |
| 36 | Which muppet's uncle owned the theatre where the Muppet Show was performed? |
| 37 | Who were the losing finalists in the 2007 Women's FA Cup? |
| 38 | Chartreuse liquor is available in which colours? |
| 39 | Which film features the von Trapp family and their governess? |
| 40 | Which fruit of the genus Cydonia is used in jams and jellies? |
| 41 | What is the name of the new version of Microsoft Windows, released in 2007? |
| 42 | Who won the 2007 French Presidential Election? |
| 43 | How many Tate galleries are there in England? |
| 44 | Who owned the horse buried under "Horse Monument" in Farley Mount? |
| 45 | Who directed the 2005 "King Kong" movie and "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy? |
| 46 | Where would you find Winchester's Mizmaze? |
| 47 | Which member of Steps appeared in Celebrity Big Brother? |
| 48 | What business occupies the old Winchester City Guildhall? |
| 49 | How many Paralympic medals did Dame Tanni Grey Thompson win before retiring this year? |
| 50 | Which country's entry won the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest? |
| 51 | For which film did John Wayne win his only Oscar? |
| 52 | What is the synonym of the Marsh Epipactis? |
| 53 | Which children’s TV programme features Sportacus and Robbie Rotten? |
| 54 | Which is the longest river in the UK? |
| 55 | What type of grape is most commonly used to make Balsamic vinegar? |
| 56 | Which computer beat world Chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997? |
| 57 | How is the mathematical constant Pi written as a fraction? |
| 58 | In which London church would you find the famous Bow Bells? |
| 59 | Who founded Christ's Hospital in Winchester? |
| 60 | Who painted the Mona Lisa? |
| 61 | What is the name of the family dog in The Simpsons? |
| 62 | Which mythology includes Yggdrasil, the World Tree? |
| 63 | Which Beatles' UK studio album spent the most weeks at the top of the album chart? |
| 64 | What was the name of the first monkey successfully sent into space? |
| 65 | Which Bishop of Winchester ordered Joan of Arc to be burnt at the stake? |
| 66 | Which Spanish provincial capitol gives its name to a type of red fruit? |
| 67 | In which country would you find Piarco International Airport? |
| 68 | In the Harry Potter books, how many children do Mr and Mrs Weasley have? |
| 69 | What vegetable is also known as "ladies' fingers"? |
| 70 | Who wrote a novel based on events at St. Cross Hospital? |
| 71 | A "Balthazar" is equivalent to how many standard bottles of champagne? |
| 72 | What is the most heavily-populated island in the world? |
| 73 | Which actress sang with Peter Sellers on the single "Goodness Gracious Me"? |
| 74 | What is the longest-running British TV soap opera? |
| 75 | Which was the first team to sink in the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, and in which year? |
| 76 | Which ITV company covered the Winchester area before Meridian? |
| 77 | What is found between the egg and the breadcrumbs in a scotch egg? |
| 78 | What colour is the Teletubbies' "Tubby Custard"? |
| 79 | What is the only letter worth 5 points in Scrabble? |
| 80 | Whose "Domain Field" exhibition was displayed in the Great Hall in 2004? |
| 81 | Which Shelley poem is generally believed to refer to Pharaoh Ramesses II? |
| 82 | What is the lowest recognised weight class in boxing? |
| 83 | By what other name is the native biennial Garlic Mustard known? |
| 84 | Who is the Patron Saint of politicians and public servants? |
| 85 | Which character says "That's All Folks!" at the end of Looney Tunes cartoons? |
| 86-90: Which fictional characters live at the following addresses? |
| 86 | 4 Privet Drive, Little Whinging |
| 87 | 221B Baker Street |
| 88 | 32 Windsor Gardens |
| 89 | 29 Acacia Road |
| 90 | 62 West Wallaby Street |
| 91-100: Numbers and Initials (e.g. 26 L in the A = 26 Letters in the Alphabet) |
| 91 | 5 P for a T in RU |
| 92 | 6 W of HTE |
| 93 | 7 B for 7 B |
| 94 | 12 PC in a D of C |
| 95 | 20 FT in the BP |
| 96 | 40 FO in a Q |
| 97 | 129 M in the SP |
| 98 | 1760 Y in a M |
| 99 | 2001 ASO |
| 100 | 3600 S in an H |