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| How many strings does a Cello have? | Four |
| Who is Queen Elizabeth II’s oldest son? | Prince Charles |
| What is the chemical symbol for water? | H2O |
| Who wrote the Twilight series? | Stephenie Meyer |
| How many members did the band ‘One Direction’ form with? | Five |
| In which Galaxy is Earth located? | The Milky Way |
| What is the first element in the periodic table? | Hydrogen |
| How many years are in a millennium? | 1000 |
| What is the fastest land animal? | Cheetah |
| What colour is scarlet? | Bright Red |
| In the Christian calendar, what does ‘Ash Wednesday’ signify the start of? | Lent |
| What is the name of New Zealand’s largest island? | South Island |
| What is the name of The Simpsons’ pet greyhound? | Santa's Little Helper |
| How many legs does an insect have? | Six |
| Name a country where you would spend ‘Rupees’? | India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan Sri Lanka, Mauritius or Seychelles |
| Which US Soccer Team did David Beckham play for? | LA Galaxy |
| In physics, the three states of matter are solid, liquid and _____? | Gas |
| Which superhero has been played by actors, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield? | Spider-Man |
| What nickname does pop star Rita Ora call her fans? | Ritabots |
| What is the capital of Portugal? | Lisbon |
| Which Little Miss is never on time? | Little Miss Late |
| What Country borders Chile to the East? | Argentina |
| What urbane film star started life as Reginald Carey? | Rex Harrison |
| Who was Queen Mary I’s mother? | Catherine of Aragon |
| A woman who is head of the family, is called a what? | Matriarch |
| Dogs are colour blind… True or False? | True |
| When did Gibraltar become a British Colony. 1713, 1723 or 1733? | 1713 |
| Which 60s pop group was noted for its humorous parodies? | The Barron Knights |
| Who said: ‘The Lamps are going out all over Europe’? | Sir Edward Grey, British Foreign Secretary (1914) |
| What feline word describes a quick snooze? | Catnap |
| How man ‘golds’ did Rebecca Adlington win at the 2008 Olympics? | Two |
| In which Century was Jane Austen born? | 18th |
| From which tree do acorns come? | Oak |
| How many degrees does a right-angled triangle? | 90° |
| Which Canadian city is across the river from Detroit? | Windsor |
| Who took over from Roger Moore as ‘The Saint’ on television? | Ian Ogilvy |
| In which County is the City of Norwich? | Norfolk |
| Which Jockey won the Derby in 2007 at his fifteenth attempt? | Frankie Dettori |
| Who became known as the ‘Butcher of the Somme’? | Field Marshal Douglas Haig |
| Where in London is the National Gallery? | Trafalgar Square |
| What is called 'The Old Lady of Threadneedle street'? | Bank of England |
| In which war was the Battle of Balaclava? | Crimean War |
| What is the next prime number after 71? | 73 |
| Which best-selling author also wrote as 'Mary Westmacott'? | Agatha Christie |
| What is England's largest national park? | Lake District |
| How many hearts does Dr Who have? | Two |
| What colour is Carmine? | Red |
| Which grow upward, stalactites or stalagmites? | Stalagmites |
| What blocks the sun's ultra-violet rays? | Ozone |
| Which famous riding school is in Vienna? | Spanish Riding School |
| True or False: the average human body has more than 200 muscles? | True |
| What small yellow creatures are known by names including Dave, Stuart, Jerry, Tim, Mark, Phil and Kevin? | Minions |
| Percy, Gordon, Henry, James, Edward, Toby and Emily are characters from which TV Series? | Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends |
| Who is the Queen of England? | Queen Elizabeth II |
| What day of the week do we celebrate Mother's Day? | Sunday |
| Which sport involves two small bats, a ball and a table? | Table Tennis |
| Which important religious person lives at the Vatican? | The Pope |
| What are the first names of the five members of One Direction? | Harry, Liam, Louis, Niall and Zayn |
| What type of animal is Pluto, the Disney Character? | A dog |
| Can you unscramble this word to find the name of another type of fruit: LEMON? | Melon |
| What birds are used for racing and carrying messages? | Pigeons |
| Which Country did Italy invade in April 1939? | Albania |
| What building does King Kong climb at the end of the film? | Empire State Building |
| Lake Tahoe is in which US State? | Nevada |
| What does the 'e' in email stand for? | Electronic |
| What are the flowers of the Hazel Tree? | Catkins |
| Which group of UK Artists was named after a London Suburb? | Camden Town Group |
| What colour was Donovan's mellow song? | Yellow |
| What is another word for fishing? | Angling |
| What is a female camel called? | Cow |
| What is army slang for a military prison? | Glasshouse |
| Who is Joan Collins' novelist sister? | Jackie Collins |
| Which detective does Nathaniel Parker portray on TV? | Inspector Lynley |
| What in medieval times was a jongleur? | Wandering Minstrel |
| Which family lives at 742 Evergreen Terrace? | The Simpsons |
| How is Hardaknut Knutsson better known? | King Canute |
| Which Brown was a British foreign secretary? | George Brown |
| What is hot and crossed and eaten at Easter? | Hot Cross Bun |
| Which Hollywood superstar once had a job cleaning Lion cages? | Sylvester Stallone |
| What does the Latin agnus dei mean? | Lamb of God |
| Which instrument usually has 47 strings? | Harp |
| What is the main ingredient of a brick? | Clay |
| Who is Naomi Campbell? | Model |
| What do you score in cricket? | Runs |
| In which country are the Highlands? | Scotland |
| What colour are the spots on a common ladybird? | Black |
| In 55BC, who tried to invade Britain? | Julius Caesar |
| What was Charlie's surname in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? | Bucket |
| Who wrote the Discworld series of books? | Terry Pratchett |
| What sinister name is given to a group of crows? | Murder |
| What was the name of the meerkat in The Lion King? | Timon |
| In the human body, where would you find the femur bone? | In your leg, it is the thigh bone |
| How many holes would you play in ½ a round of golf? | Nine |
| Actress and singer Selena Gomez played the part of Alex Russo in which US teen sitcom? | Wizards of Waverley Place |
| What is the only South American country to have Portuguese as its official language? | Brazil |
| What does UV stand for in terms of radiation? | Ultra Violet |
| Which TV cartoon features Tommy, Chuckie and Angelica? | Rugrats |
| What does the ‘RSPCA’ in the animal charity stand for? | Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals |
| What is the term for a score of 40-40 in tennis? | Deuce |
| What is the Spanish word for the number one? | Uno |
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