QUESTIONS
- The Slaughter, Heel and Station Stones can be found where in Britain?
- Who was the only British prime minister to have spoken English as a second language?
- The Angel of the North was completed in 1998 and designed by which sculptor?
- The world’s oldest surviving working clock is in which British cathedral?
- The worker bee is widely used as a symbol of which British City?
- One American State still has the Union Jack as part of its state flag – which is it?
- What is the only team from outside Scotland that plays in the Scottish Professional Football League?
- Which City was the inaugural UK City of Culture in 2013?
- Which English King’s remains were discovered under a Leicester city centre car park?
- What was Liverpool John Lennon Airport previously known as?
- What pet did super-nurse Florence Nightingale always travel with?
- How many assassination attempts did Queen Victoria survive?
- The last horse-drawn bus ran in London on 25 October 1911. True or False?
- In 2002, why did MP’s sign a motion to bring cats into the Houses of Parliament?
- What inspired 3-time Olympic Gold Medal Winner, Chris Hoy to start cycling?
- The phrase ‘Girl Power’ is often associated with which 19990’s girl band?
- Is it only the male or only the female wasp that stings?
- Which chocolate biscuit was the first to be advertised b name rather than by the company that manufactured it?
- What breed of dog has to be delivered by Caesarean section, as their large heads mean that they can get stuck in the birth canal?
- What is the most popular month to get married?
ANSWERS
- Stonehenge
- David Lloyd George
- Anthony Gormley
- Salisbury Cathedral
- Manchester
- Hawaii
- Berwick Rangers FC
- Derry/Londonderry
- Richard III
- Speke Airport
- Owl
- Seven
- True
- To deal with the growing problem of mice
- The 1982 Film, E.T
- The Spice Girls
- Female
- Penguin
- Bulldog
- August
