(1) What is America's most southerly state?
Hawaii.
(2) If you are sinistral, what are you?
Left-handed.
(3) In which war was The Charge of the Light Brigade?
The Crimean War.
(4) What is the name of the bulldog in Tom and Jerry cartoons?
Spike (Butch or Killer).
(20) Which animal has Indian, African black and broad-lipped varieties?
Rhinoceros.
(6) What type of fruit is a Blenheim Orange?
An apple.
(7) For what is PS the abbreviation?
Post scriptum.
(8) What are young otters called?
Kittens.
(9) Which animal lives in a citadel?
A mole.
(10) Which planet has satellites called Maranda, Ariel, Puck and Desdemona?
Uranus .
PDF Created with deskPDF PDF Writer - Trial :: http://www.docudesk.com (11) For which group did John Bonham, Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones all play before they formed Led Zeppelin?
The Yardbirds.
(12) What is the Seventh Commandment?
Thou shalt not commit adultery.
(13) What is the Latin for seven?
Septum .
(14) What is the highest number used in Bingo?
90.
(15) What name is given to a joint of beef cut from the breast next to the ribs?
Brisket.
(16) Who deposed King Idris in 1969?
Colonel Gaddafi.
(17) Where are you most likely to find littoral animals?
On the sea shore.
(18) What is the link between Albert Scanlon, Ken Morgans, Johnny Berry, Jackie Blanchflower, Ray Woods and Bobby Charlton?
They were all Manchester United players who survived the Munich air crash.
(19) Tom Thumb, Tennis Ball and Winter Density are all types of what?
Lettuce.
(20) Name the five events that form the modern pentathlon?
Show jumping, 3000m cross-country run, 200 meters swim, epee fencing and pistol shooting.
PDF Created with deskPDF PDF Writer - Trial :: http://www.docudesk.com (21) In cricket, for which two counties did Dickie Bird play for?
Yorkshire and Leicestershire.
(22) Princess Eugenie of France opened what in 1869?
The Suez Canal.
(23) Who was the front man with the group Dawn?
Tony Orlando.
(24) When you were able to fly from London to New York on Concorde, how many hours could you arrive before the time of your departure?
Two.
(25) Which 1960's TV series featured three secret agents endowed with special powers by Tibetan monks?
The Champions.
(26) Which was the first Bond film not to be based on an Ian Fleming novel?
The Spy Who Loved Me.
(27) "Somewhere My Love" was the theme of which film?
Dr Zhivago.
(28) What is the only national park in Britain to have a canal running through it?
The Brecon Beacons.
(29) Who was born at 17 Bruton Street, London W1?
Queen Elizabeth II.
(30) Which TV character was the MP for Holtemprice?
Alan B'stard.
PDF Created with deskPDF PDF Writer - Trial :: http://www.docudesk.com (31) Who was the only one of the Twelve Apostles to die a natural death?
St John.
(32) After Paris, what is the largest French-speaking city?
Montreal.
(33) What is the highest rank in the British peerage after that of Royal Prince?
Duke .
(34) What is hypotension?
Low blood pressure.
(35) For which month is a diamond the birth stone?
April.
(36) How many red stripes has the United States flag?
Seven.
(37) Who sits on the Woolsack?
The Lord Chancellor.
(38) What was the name given to a string of fortifications built between 1929 and 1934 along the eastern border of France?
The Maginot Line.
(39) Which creature in the film Bambi was called Flower?
The skunk.
(40) There are seven cities in Britain beginning with the letter C. Name them?
Cambridge, Canterbury, Cardiff, Carlisle, Chester, Chichester and Coventry.
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