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1
The English words 'cargo', 'patio', and 'tornado' are derived from which language?
Spanish
Latin
Gaelic
French
2
Red and which other colour is on the flag of Austria?
Yellow
Red
Blue
White
3
Hartley Hare and Topov were animal characters in which British children's TV programme?
Fingerbob
Pipkins
Rhubarb
Bagpuss
4
Cockneys are said to be those born within earshot of which historic church?
St Mary-le-Bow
Stratford-le-Bow
St Paul’s
All Hallows’
5
Which English actress played Dr. Gemma Foster in the BBC TV drama Doctor Foster?
Suzanne Jobes
Louise Kidd
Suranne Jones
Keeley Hawes
6
The Dodo which became extinct in the 17th century was native to which island?
Mauritius
Madagascar
Zanzibar
Isle of Wight
7
What is this chocolate bar called?
Topic
Snickers
Star Bar
Nutty
8
Actor Alec Baldwin first gained recognition appearing on which American television drama?
Dallas
Stepford Wives
Bold and Beautiful
Knots Landing
9
Which scholar supposedly exclaimed 'Eureka!'?
Archimedes
Einstein
Isaac Newton
Aristotle
10
Which video game, featuring saving eggs from green-coloured pigs, has been downloaded more than three billion times?
Candy Crush
Super Mario
Angry Birds
Pokemon
11
Which make-up mogul became the youngest billionaire in the world?
Rhianna
Kylie Jenner
Masaba Gupta
Bobbi Brown
12
Taylor Swift grew up on what type of farm?
Free Range Chicken
Christmas Tree
Crocodile
Alpaca
13
Especially used for measuring the depth of water, how many feet are there in a fathom?
8
4
6
5
14
What well used word is given for the division of Indian society into social groups?
Costa
Caste
Crate
Carte
15
What sort of property tax was introduced in Great Britain in 1712, during the reign of Queen Anne?
Brick
Wallpaper
Window
Roof
16
Which small deciduous tree native to the UK is also known as the 'sloe'?
Prairifire Crabapple
Blackthorn
Heather
Camellia Japonica
17
The horns of a goat are made out of what substance?
Hair
Bone
Calcium
Keratin
18
Which white fish was, in 2009, renamed 'Colin' in a bid to boost sales as an alternative to cod?
Pullick
Pillock
Pullout
Pollock
19
Who invented the reflective road stud or 'cat's eye' in 1934?
Edward Bannerman
Percy Shaw
Frank Bowland
Arthur Whitfield
20
In what province is Dublin situated?
Ulster
Leinster
Munster
Connaught
21
Which footballer has the most Instagram followers in the world - as of 2020?
Wayne Rooney
Cristiano Ronaldo
Lionel Messi
David Beckham
22
Scottish chemist Sir James Dewar is best known for which invention?
Vacuum flask
Microwave
Lawnmower
Irnbru
23
In which decade did Billy Butlin open his first holiday camp at Skegness?
1940’s
1950’s
1960’s
1930’s
24
The Discus is found in the Amazon basin of South America, is it...
Fish
Lizard
Bird
Rodent
25
Puncak Jaya, the highest mountain in Oceania, is in which country?
Thailand
Burma
Indonesia
Laos
26
What is this chocolate bar called?
Double Decker
Snickers
Lion Bar
Picnic
27
Apple, HP, and Microsoft were all started in what sort of building?
Snooker Room
Garage
Cafe
Barn
28
What would you normally find in an arboretum?
Birds
Shops
Trees
Ships
29
In 2005, which country's government threatened to sue Sacha Baron Cohen?
Pakistan
Uzbekistan
Turkmenistan
Kazakhstan
30
Where in London is the UK's largest fish market?
Viviers
Billingsgate
Bull Ring Indoor Market
The Fish Society
31
What was the last ever battle to be fought on British soil?
Battle of Towton
Culloden
Battle of Bosworth Hill
Battle of Preston
32
Which ground dwelling bird is the national bird of a South Africa?
Cape Sugarbird
The Blue Crane
Crested Barbet
African Penguin
33
Who wrote Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Puss in Boots and The Sleeping Beauty?
Charles Perrault
Madame D’Aulnoy
Grimms Brothers
Hans Christian Anderson
34
In food and drink, what are silvaner, tempranillo, and nebbiolo?
Gooseberries
Strawberries
Raspberries
Grapes
35
Nassau is the capital of which country?
Namibia
Bermuda
Jamaica
The Bahamas
36
Who is considered the father of computers?
Boris Cabbage
Herbert Leon
Alan Turing
Charles Babbage
37
What colour is the background of the Saudi Arabian flag?
Red
Green
Yellow
White
38
World War Two Japanese soldier Hiro Onoda did not surrender until 1974; in which country did he hold out for 29 years?
Burma
Phillipines
Vietnam
Cambodia
39
What is this chocolate bar called?
Wisps Gold
Toffee Crisp
Crunchie
KitKat
40
The name of which coffee-flavoured Italian custard dessert means 'cheer me up' in English?
Tiramisu
Bomboloni
Cannoli
Gelato
41
Which celeb has children named Daisy Boo Pamela and Petal Blossom Rainbow?
Heston Blumenthal
Tom Kerridge
Jamie Oliver
Gordon Ramsay
42
What was the first name of the historical Field Marshall, Lord Kitchener?
Horatio
Henry
Walter
Nelson
43
YouTube was bought for 1.65 billion dollars, in 2006, by which company?
Cisco
Google
Facebook
Twitter
44
Ascorbic acid is a form of which vitamin?
B
C
D
A
45
Sledging is a term used in which sport to describe insulting or verbally intimidating the opposing player?
Hockey
Cricket
Football
Rugby
46
What is the literal latin meaning of trivia?
Thought path
Hard pass
Three roads
No way
47
What gastronomical delight is credited to American entrepreneur Michael James Delligattitti in 1967?
Balti
Caesar Salad
Pavlova
McDonald's 'Big Mac' hamburger
48
English musician Anthony Ernest Pratt was the inventor of which board game?
Scrabble
Cluedo
Cribbage
49
Ocular Coloboma is a condition affecting which organs?
Liver
Eyes
Colon
Heart
50
Which singer-songwriter and actress appeared as the character Mimi Clifton in 'Midsomer Murders'?
Cindy Lauper
Kate Bush
Suzi Quattro
Bonnie Tyler
51
In the Scots language what does it mean to 'haver'?
Talk profoundly
Talk nonsense
To boast
Brood in silence
52
The board game Trivial Pursuit was invented in which country?
China
Norway
USA
Canada
53
The Acme Thunderer is a type of what?
Whistle
WC
Boot
Tractor
54
At what speed does light travel?
186,000 miles per second
238,000 miles per second
90,000 miles per second
525,000 miles per second
55
What was Victoria's lastname before she married David Beckham?
Brown
Bunton
Adams
Chisholm
56
Where would you most commonly see a doubly slipped reef knot?
Sail
Tie
Climbing
Shoes
57
Which country is known as the 'Switzerland of the Middle East'?
Lebanon
Morocco
Jordan
Iran
58
Which two letters on a computer keyboard have ridges to help you place your index fingers correctly without looking?
B and M
K and D
F and J
L and S
59
What is the plural of index?
Indict
Indexi
Indexes
Indices
60
On the famous white signpost at Lands End, what is listed as being 28 miles away?
Bodmin Moor
Isles of Scilly
Newquay
Isle of Wight
61
Mendip is a local government district of which English county?
Hampshire
Herefordshire
Wiltshire
Somerset
62
Odessa is a large city in which country?
Chile
Cameroon
Finland
Ukraine
63
In which Korean martial art did Jade Jones win consecutive gold medals in the 2012 and 2016 Olympics?
Subak
Taekwondo
Tang Soo Do
Hapkido
64
Which horse movement, slower than a gallop, is believed to derive its name from a city in Kent, England?
Maiden
Trotbridge
Canter
Chanter
65
What type of vehicle does Robert De Niro drive in the title of a 1976 Martin Scorsese film?
Cruise Luner
Airplane
Taxi
Bus
66
Can you name the UK prime minister's official country residence in Buckinghamshire?
Chequers
Cloisters
Backgammon
Green Gables
67
Starting with the letter 'p', what is the name of a baby puffin?
Puffpot
Puffling
Puffpuff
Puffy
68
Shirley Crabtree was better known as which seventies icon?
Giant Haystack
The Sheik
Big Daddy
Fabulous Moolah
69
Which country gained its political Independence from Britain on the 21st of September, 1964?
Malta
Barbados
Malawi
India
70
Handball is the national sport of which country?
Iceland
Norway
Alaska
Sweden
71
How long did Pamela Anderson know Motely Crue drummer Tommy Lee before marrying him?
4 days
6 months
Fortnight
7 days
72
How many Tomb Raider movies were made?
3
1
2
4
73
Name the national flag carrier airline of the Netherlands?
REM
KTM
KLM
LED
74
Which material means 'baked earth' in Latin?
Terracotta
Terraferma
Terratree
Terranova
75
Which river flows through Wicklow, Carlow and Wexford before entering St. George's Channel in the Irish Sea?
Shannon
Foyle
Slaney
Blackwater
76
How old was Patrick when he first arrived in Ireland?
16
33
45
21
77
Graca Machel was married to who?
Franz Ferdinand
Nelson Mandela
Adolf Hitler
Winston Churchill
78
Who originally managed Girls Aloud until 2005?
Louis Walsh
Brian Epstein
Sharon Osbourne
Simon Cowell
79
What sort of animal was Paul, who predicted the winner of football games during the 2010 FIFA World Cup?
Goat
Dog
Octopus
Pig
80
The Gaelic for whisky is Uisge Beatha. What is its literal meaning?
Good Health
Spirit of Scotland
Water of Life
Heart-warming Liquid
81
If you were touring the vinyards of the Hunter Valley, in which country would you be?
New Zealand
South Africa
USA
Australia
82
How many strings has a mandolin got?
9
8
12
6
83
What is sometimes referred to as La Gioconda?
Mona Lisa
Popes Ring
Orator statue
Rialto Bridge
84
The UK's 999 number, the world's oldest emergency call telephone service, was introduced in which decade?
1930’s
1940’s
1920’s
1950’s
85
The Hajj is an annual pilgrimage to which city?
Jeddah
Mecca
Modina
Riyadh
86
What is the national mammal of the United States?
Wolf
Armadillo
Buffalo
Bobcat
87
What food are you traditionally only supposed to eat when there is an 'r' in the month?
Escargot
Bananas
Artichokes
Oysters
88
In 2009, on which river did Chesley Sullenberger land US Airways Flight 1549?
Hudson
Niagra
Mettawee
Delaware
89
Which city has rhe most skyscrapers in the world?
Tokyo
Hong Kong
New York
Dubai
90
Who asks the quiz questions on The Chase?
Bamber Gascoinge
Anne Robinson
Bradley Walsh
Dale Winton
91
There is a 3 metre high statue of Farrokh Bulsara overlooking Lake Geneva; who is he?
David Niven
Freddie Mercury
Cliff Richard
David Bowie
92
Which familiar sight on the streets of the UK was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott?
Electric pylons
Red telephone box
Traffic lights
Silos
93
Brains is a regional brewery founded in which British city?
Southampton
Hull
Newcastle
Cardiff
94
Which football team were known as the 'Biscuitmen' up until the 1980's?
Reading
Morecombe
Boston
Exeter
95
How many wings does a mosquito have?
2
4
3
5
96
Who was Bruce Forsyth's first female assistant on the Generation Game?
Anthem Redfern
Bonnie Langford
Villa Black
Amanda Holden
97
What does the 'WH' stand for in the high street chain WHSmith?
William Henry
Wilfred Hartley
Walter Horace
Warren Hugo
98
Which capital city is only 1 mile from the equator?
Nairobi
Singapore
Quito
Bogotá
99
The University of Bedfordshire is based in which town?
Hemel Hempstead
Milton Keynes
Luton
Stopsley
100
Who released the classic 'Ummagumma' album?
Muddy waters
Genesis
Pink Floyd
Status Quo