- Which horror movie star was born William Henry Pratt?
- In which sport is the Lugano trophy awarded?
- Name the first two Roman Emperors.
- Which TV programme began on 11th November 1953?
- What is the fourth largest planet in our solar system?
- K is the international vehicle letter for which country?
- Who was Sherlock Holmes’ housekeeper?
- Who was the first Scotsman to captain England at cricket?
- What is the only nation in Africa never to have been rules by a foreign power?
- Which married couple starred in the 1946 film ‘The Big Sleep’?
- Which English king was nicknamed ‘Bluff King Hal’?
- Which Kenny Everett had the catchphrase ‘it’s all done in the best possible taste’?
- What name is given to the horizontal lines and spaces on which music is written?
- What type of animal can be described as ‘vulpine’?
- What were Petula Clark’s two No.1 singles in the sixties?
- What area of water is called ‘Mittelmeer’ in German?
- Which jockey won his first Derby on ‘Never Say Die’?
- In which city was the first edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica published?
- Established in 1919, what is the world’s oldest surviving airline?
- Who were the Scottish captain and the Scottish goalkeeper when they beat England 3-2 at Wembley in 1967?
- Name the year: two Boeing 747 jets crash in Tenerife, Liverpool lift the European Cup in Rome and Virginia Wade win the Ladies’ Wimbledon Singles title.
- Name two of the three Labour leaders defeated by Margaret Thatcher.
- Club 18-30 was a spin-off from whichtravel company?
- St. David’s, St Ives or St. Just: which is the most westerly town in England?
- To which of his wives was Henry VIII married for the shortest time?
- Who were the last British winners of the Eurovision song contest and in which year?
- What name is given to the imaginary lines running north to south on a map?
- Who were the male and female stars of the 1967 film ‘Bonnie and Clyde’?
- What colour is nearest to the flagpole on the national flag of Belgium?
- Name two of the three scorers in Scotland’s 3-2 win over England at Wembley in 1967.
- Which English cathedral city stands on the River Stour?
- Which British bank was the first to use machine cash dispensers?
- In pop music, whose backing group was ‘The Checkmates’?
- With what form of transport was IgorSikorsky associated?
- Which team became the first team from Fife to win the Scottish Junior Cup in 1912/13?
- Who did not set foot on the moon during the 1969 landing?
- Name the two Everly Brothers U. K. No.1 singles that had a girls name in the title.
- What single letter describes a soft lead pencil?
- What is the largest city in Brazil by population?
- What support group was founded in Ohio in the U. S. A. in 1935?
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