Bumpkin Quiz
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| 1 | Music - Eurovision | How many points did Scooch get this year and in what position did they finish? | 19 points - joint 22nd | |
| 2 | Music - Eurovision | Which artist/band/group were the last to win it for the UK and in which year? | Katrina & the waves - 1997 | |
| 3 | Music - Eurovision | In which year did ABBA win Eurovision with Waterloo? | 1974 | |
| 4 | Music - Eurovision | What was the name of the song that won in 1976 for Brotherhood of Man? | Save all your kisses | |
| 5 | Music - Eurovision | What was the highest position that Cliff Richard finished and with what song? | Congratulations 2nd in 1968 | |
| 6 | Music - Eurovision | Which country did Celine Dion win Eurovision for in 1988? | Switzerland | |
| 7 | Music - Eurovision | Who won Eurovision for the UK with Boom Bang a Bang? | Lulu | |
| 8 | Music - Eurovision | Who was the first person to win for the UK? | Sandie Shaw | |
| 9 | Music - Eurovision | What was the name of the transgendered person that won for Israel in 1998? | Dana International | |
| 10 | Music - Eurovision | What was the name of the song performed by Gina G for the UK in 1996? | Just a little bit | |
| 11 | Classic 80’s American TV | Name the four main characters of the A-Team (I want the full name for the Face Man) A point each? | "Col. John “Hannibal” Smith, Lt Templeton Peck, Sgt Bosco Albert Baracus and Capt HM “Howling Mad” Murdock" | |
| 12 | Classic 80’s American TV | Who played those four [A-Team] characters (A point each)? | "George Peppard, Dirk Benedict, Mr T and Dwight Schultz" | |
| 13 | Classic 80’s American TV | What did KITT stand for in Knight Rider? | Knight Industries Two Thousand | |
| 14 | Classic 80’s American TV | "What was the evil predecessor to KITT called, and what did it stand for?" | KARR – Knight Automated Roving Robot | |
| 15 | Classic 80’s American TV | What was Michael Knight’s original surname? | Long | |
| 16 | Classic 80’s American TV | What was the name of the pilot of Airwolf and who played him? | Stingfellow Hawke – Jan Michael Vincent | |
| 17 | Classic 80’s American TV | "Who played Airwolf’s pilot’s mentor Dominic Santini - clue, he was also a member of the dirty dozen?" | Ernest Borgnine | |
| 18 | Classic 80’s American TV | What was the name of the title character of the TV series Quantum Leap? | Dr Sam Beckett | |
| 19 | Classic 80’s American TV | Who owned the house that Magnum PI lived in? | Robin Masters | |
| 20 | Classic 80’s American TV | What was the name of man who looked after that house? | Jonathon Quayle Higgins (will accept Higgins) | |
| 21 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | Evita | |
| 22 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | Fight Club | |
| 23 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | The Graduate | |
| 24 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | The Man with the Golden Gun | |
| 25 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | X-Men | |
| 26 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | American Beauty | |
| 27 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | The Piano | |
| 28 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | Strictly Ballroom | |
| 29 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | Fargo | |
| 30 | Pictures - Movies | Name the movie  | Bugsy Malone | |
| 31 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for baboons? | Flange; congress; tribe | |
| 32 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for bears? | Sleuth; sloth | |
| 33 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for starlings? | Murmuration | |
| 34 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for crows? | Murder; storytelling | |
| 35 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for leopards? | Leap; leep; lepe | |
| 36 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for owls? | Parliament | |
| 37 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for geese in flight? | Skein | |
| 38 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for geese in flight in a V shape? | Wedge | |
| 39 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for butterflies? | Rabble; swarm | |
| 40 | Collective Nouns | What is the collective noun for apes? | Shrewdness | |
| 41 | General knowledge | "What is the connection between York Minster, The Rovers Retrun, Manchester United and the Jedi Council on Coruscant?" | They are all the equivalent of Mayfair in their own special editions of monopoly | |
| 42 | General knowledge | In what year was the National Health Service founded? | 1948 | |
| 43 | General knowledge | Which well known car had to be rebranded before marketing it in South America because the car`s name means `doesn`t go` in Spanish? | Vauxhall Nova | |
| 44 | General knowledge | In which city does the Blue Nile meet the White Nile? | Khartoum | |
| 45 | General knowledge | "Which group had a hit record in the 1970s, the 1980s and the 1990s and each time they had a completely different line up?" | The England World Cup Squad | |
| 46 | General knowledge | What was the name of the company that Reginald Perrin worked for in the TV series `The Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin`? | Sunshine Desserts | |
| 47 | General knowledge | What is the national flower of Austria? | Edelweiss | |
| 48 | General knowledge | Which darts players are the current PDC and BDO world champions (Point each)? | "Raymond Van Barneveld, Martin Adams" | |
| 49 | General knowledge | Which three horse races make up the Triple Crown? | "2000 Guineas, Epsom Derby and St Leger" | |
| 50 | General knowledge | Who is the second most mentioned man in the Bible? | David | |
| 51 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What was the name of the high street catalogue store set-up by Littlewoods that was eventually bought out by Argos? | Index | |
| 52 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the irrational fear of foreigners called | Xenophobia | |
| 53 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the official name given to the Southern Lights? | Aurora Australis | |
| 54 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the name of the 90’s American sitcom that was the show about nothing? | Seinfeld | |
| 55 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which American city is served by Fort Worth airport? | Dallas | |
| 56 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which pop artist’s real name is Gordon Sumner? | Sting | |
| 57 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which town’s football club is nicknamed the Gingerbreads? | Grantham | |
| 58 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What was the nickname of American basketball player Earvin Johnson? | Magic | |
| 59 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which actor played the character Mike in the Young Ones? | Christopher Ryan | |
| 60 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In which American city would you find Madison Square Gardens? | New York | |
| 61 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code LAS? | LAS VEGAS MCCARRAN | |
| 62 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code YYZ? | TORONTO (LESTER B PEARSON) | |
| 63 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code LAX? | LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL | |
| 64 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code CDG? | PARIS CHARLES DE GAULLE | |
| 65 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code STN? | LONDON STANSTED | |
| 66 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code SFO? | SAN FRANCISCO | |
| 67 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code BKK? | BANGKOK | |
| 68 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code JFK? | NEW YORK (JOHN F KENNEDY) | |
| 69 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code DXB? | DUBAI | |
| 70 | Airport Codes | Which ariport has the code ORD? | CHICAGO O’HARE | |
| 71 | Sport | On which motor racing circuit would you find the Craner Curves? | Donington park | |
| 72 | Sport | "Slider, sacrifice fly and R.B.I. are all terms used in which sport?" | Baseball | |
| 73 | Sport | In which sport might you see the two teams defending goals of different sizes? | Water Polo (the goal in the shallow end can be higher) | |
| 74 | Sport | Which sport is played over four periods of 15 minutes where only two of the seven players can score? | Netball | |
| 75 | Sport | Susan Brown made sporting history in April 1981 by beoming the first female what? | Cox in the boat race | |
| 76 | Sport | In which sport/game would you find the competitors Phil the Unabomber Laak and Dave the devilfish Ulliott? | Poker | |
| 77 | Sport | W.G.Grace captained England at what two sports? (point each) | Cricket and Bowls | |
| 78 | Sport | Which major sporting event did Irishman Stephen Roche win in 1987? | The Tour De France | |
| 79 | Sport | "In the Olympic Games, what five sports make up the modern pentathlon? (point each)" | "Running, Fencing, Swimming, Horse Riding and Shooting" | |
| 80 | Sport | Which English football club plays at Irthlingborough? | Rushen and Diamonds | |
| 81 | Kings & Queens | Which fabric often used for casual trousers is a ridged form of velvet? | Corduroy (from the French for cord of the king) | |
| 82 | Kings & Queens | What is the name of the Orang-utan King in the 1967 film `The Jungle Book`? | King Louis | |
| 83 | Kings & Queens | Who shot Martin Luther King? | James Earl Ray | |
| 84 | Kings & Queens | Who wrote “A Brief History Of Time”? | Stephen Hawking | |
| 85 | Kings & Queens | Which king died on the throne in 1977? | Elvis Presley | |
| 86 | Kings & Queens | From which football team did Arsenal sign David Seaman? | Queens Park Rangers | |
| 87 | Kings & Queens | Which five districts make up New York? | "Manhattan, Richmond, Brooklyn, Queens and Bronx" | |
| 88 | Kings & Queens | How many children did Queen Victoria have? | 9 | |
| 89 | Kings & Queens | In a standard pack of playing cards what do the queens hold in their hands? | Flowers | |
| 90 | Kings & Queens | In what year did the Queen talk about her `annus horriblis” in her Christmas speech? | 1992 | |
| 91 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In computing what does LAN stand for? | Local Area Network | |
| 92 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which mountain is the highest point in Africa? | Kilimanjaro | |
| 93 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who directed Natural Born Killers? | Oliver Stone | |
| 94 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Bob Hope was born in which country? | England | |
| 95 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | "In “The Simpsons”, what was Maggie's first word?" | Daddy | |
| 96 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which group recorded “owner of a lonely heart” in 1983? | Yes | |
| 97 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the title of former MI5 agent Peter Wright`s controversial memoirs? | Spycatcher | |
| 98 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who did John Hinkley try to assassinate in 1981? | Ronald Reagan | |
| 99 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who was the Greek Goddess of Victory? | Nike | |
| 100 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which Jane Austen novel features the character of Jane Fairfax? | Emma | |
| 101 | Geography | Which American state has the highest population? | California | |
| 102 | Geography | In which modern day country would you find the region of Transylvania? | Romania | |
| 103 | Geography | What is the longest river in Scotland? | The Tay | |
| 104 | Geography | "In which country would you find the Angel Falls, the highest waterfall in the world?" | Venezuela | |
| 105 | Geography | What is the capital of Finland? | Helsinki | |
| 106 | Geography | Timbuktu is in which African country? | Mali | |
| 107 | Geography | In which British city would you find Strathclyde University? | Glasgow | |
| 108 | Geography | Which South American country has a name which means “land of silver”? | Argentina | |
| 109 | Geography | "What colour is the cross on the flag of Greece? Blue, White or Gold?" | White | |
| 110 | Geography | The Simpson Desert is in which country? | Australia | |
| 111 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Tweety | |
| 112 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Peppermint Paddy (or Patricia Reichardt) | |
| 113 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Sylvester | |
| 114 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Taz | |
| 115 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Tigger | |
| 116 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | The Slag Brothers | |
| 117 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Mutley | |
| 118 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Henrey's Cat | |
| 119 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Minnie the Minx | |
| 120 | Pictures - Cartoons | Who is the cartoon character?  | Mr. Tickle | |
| 121 | Sport by Numbers | What was David Beckham’s squad number in his first World Cup? | 7 | |
| 122 | Sport by Numbers | What is the maximum number of clubs a golfer is allowed in his or her bag in a round of golf? | 14 | |
| 123 | Sport by Numbers | "In pounds, over what weight does a male boxer become a heavyweight? 180, 200, 220 or 240?" | 200 | |
| 124 | Sport by Numbers | What is the minimum amount of darts needed to checkout 501 in a standard darts game? | 9 | |
| 125 | Sport by Numbers | How many minutes long is a hockey match? | 70 | |
| 126 | Sport by Numbers | How many points are scored for a cannon in billiards? | 2 | |
| 127 | Sport by Numbers | "In greyhound racing, what trap does the greyhound wearing an orange jacket run from?" | 5 | |
| 128 | Sport by Numbers | "In inches, what is the maximum length of a cricket bat? 38, 44 or 50?" | 38 | |
| 129 | Sport by Numbers | What is the maximum number of horses allowed to run in the Grand National? | 40 | |
| 130 | Sport by Numbers | "The climb to L’Alpe d’Huez, on the Tour de France is famous for its hairpin bends. How many are there? 11, 21 or 41?" | 21 | |
| 131 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | The Fast Show | |
| 132 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Malcolm In The Middle | |
| 133 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Willo The Wisp | |
| 134 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Big Brother | |
| 135 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Stingray | |
| 136 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | The Banana Splits | |
| 137 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | This Life | |
| 138 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Eldorado | |
| 139 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Blakes 7 | |
| 140 | Pictures - TV Shows | Name the TV Show  | Blockbusters | |
| 141 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | Which animals are the symbol for the star sign Aries? | Ram | |
| 142 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | Which animal’s Latin name is Vulpes Vulpes? | Foxes | |
| 143 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | What name is given to red wines from the Bordeaux region of France? | Claret | |
| 144 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | What is name of Detroit’s baseball team? | The Tigers | |
| 145 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | What are Del and Rodney’s surnames in Only Fools and Horses? | Trotters | |
| 146 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | Who sailed for America in the Mayflower? | The Pilgrim Fathers | |
| 147 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | What is the name of the British Parachute Regiment’s display team? | The Red Devils | |
| 148 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | What was Victoria Adam’s Spice name in the Spice Girls? | Posh | |
| 149 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | "The NUR, now part of the RMT, was the national union for which occupation?" | Railwaymen | |
| 150 | Connections - What links this set of 10 questions? | Which fruit’s name in German is Kirsch? | Cherries Connection: These are all nicknames for football (soccer) teams - Ram (Derby County); Foxes (Leicester City); Clarets (Burnley); The Tigers (Hull City); Trotters (Bolton Wanderers); The Pilgrim Fathers (Plymouth Argyle); The Red Devils (Manchester United); Posh (Peterborough United); Railwaymen (Crewe Alexandria); Cherries (Bournemouth) | |
| 151 | Initially Speaking | "Nelson Mandela was the leader of the ANC, what does ANC stand for?" | African National Congress | |
| 152 | Initially Speaking | "David McCallum and Robert Vaughn were the men from U.N.C.L.E., but what did U.N.C.L.E stand for?" | United Network Command for Law and Enforcement | |
| 153 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials JRR stand for in JRR Tolkien`s name? | John Ronald Ruel | |
| 154 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials IBM stand for? | International Business Machines | |
| 155 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials YMCA stand for? | Young Mens Christian Association | |
| 156 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials HB on a pencil stand for? | Hard Black | |
| 157 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials JK stand for in JK Rowling’s name? | Jo(anne) – the K is made up although some think it’s Kathleen | |
| 158 | Initially Speaking | What does Nato stand for? | North Atlantic Treaty Organisation | |
| 159 | Initially Speaking | What do the initials ASLEF stand for? | Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen | |
| 160 | Initially Speaking | What do the letters DVD stand for? | Digital Versatile Disc (half point for video) | |
| 161 | Geography | "In which country is Dakar, as in the Paris to Dakar rally?" | Senegal | |
| 162 | Geography | What is the only monosyllabic American state name? | Maine | |
| 163 | Geography | Which country has a birth rate of zero? | Vatican City | |
| 164 | Geography | What is the capital of the Falkland Islands? | (Port) Stanley | |
| 165 | Geography | What is the world’s most southerly capital? | "Wellington, New Zealand" | |
| 166 | Geography | What is the name of the range of hills that divides England and Scotland? | The Cheviot Hills | |
| 167 | Geography | In which Scottish city would you find Dyce Airport? | Aberdeen | |
| 168 | Geography | Which 3 American states begin with the letter O? | "Ohio, Oklahoma and Oregon" | |
| 169 | Geography | In which British city is Lime Street railway station? | Liverpool | |
| 170 | Geography | How many countries border San Marino? | One (Italy) | |
| 171 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | What is the only animal that cannot jump? | Elephant | |
| 172 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Which instrument was Dizzy Gillespie famous for playing? | The trumpet | |
| 173 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Where was St. George born? | Turkey | |
| 174 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Which football team play at kitkat crescent? | York City | |
| 175 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Which pop group comprised Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet? | Yazoo | |
| 176 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Who starred as Ken Hutchinson in the 2004 film remake of Starsky & Hutch? | Owen Wilson | |
| 177 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | In which country was actor Russell Crowe born? | New Zealand | |
| 178 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | Which comic book star lived in Cactusville? | Desperate Dan | |
| 179 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | What was the name of the killer in the film Pyscho? | Norman Bates | |
| 180 | General Knowledge - Link Letter (last letter of question first letter | What is Hypnophobia the fear of? | Sleep | |
| 181 | Drugs in Music | Who originally recorded Puff the Magic Dragon in 1963? | "Peter, Paul & Mary" | |
| 182 | Drugs in Music | What was the 1967 Beatles song that was allegedly about LSD? | Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds | |
| 183 | Drugs in Music | Who recorded “The Drugs don’t work” in 1997? | The Verve | |
| 184 | Drugs in Music | What was the name of the 1992 song by The Shamen that was allegedly about the rave drug Ecstasy? | Ebeneezer Goode | |
| 185 | Drugs in Music | Which band recorded “I want a new drug” in 1984? | Huey Lewis and the News | |
| 186 | Drugs in Music | Who recorded “Love is a drug” on their 1975 album Siren? | Roxy Music | |
| 187 | Drugs in Music | Which 1982 hit by The Stranglers was allegedly about Heroin use? | Golden Brown | |
| 188 | Drugs in Music | Which Jimi Hendrix song of 1967 has the often misheard lyric of “scuse me while I kiss this guy” | Purple Haze | |
| 189 | Drugs in Music | Who was the frontman of band the Happy Mondays? | Shaun Ryder | |
| 190 | Drugs in Music | Who released the song “sex and drugs and rock and roll” in 1977? | Ian Drury | |
| 191 | Watching the Detectives | What is Miss Marple’s first name? | Jane | |
| 192 | Watching the Detectives | What are the first names of Inspector Morse and Sgt Lewis? | Endeavour and Robbie (Robert) | |
| 193 | Watching the Detectives | What are the first names of Cagney & Lacey? | Christine and May-Beth | |
| 194 | Watching the Detectives | What is Bergerac's first name? | Jim | |
| 195 | Watching the Detectives | What are the first names of Starsky & Hutch? | David and Ken | |
| 196 | Watching the Detectives | What is Kojac's first name? | Theo | |
| 197 | Watching the Detectives | What is Inspector Wexford's first name? | Reginald (Reg) | |
| 198 | Watching the Detectives | What are the first names of Randall & Hopkirk? | Jeff & Marty | |
| 199 | Watching the Detectives | What is Shoestring's first name? | Eddie | |
| 200 | Watching the Detectives | What is Magnum PI's first name? | Thomas | |
| 201 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Statue of Liberty | |
| 202 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Millennium Stadium | |
| 203 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Blackpool Tower | |
| 204 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Edinburgh Castle | |
| 205 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Sydney Opera House | |
| 206 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Alton Towers | |
| 207 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Hoover Dam | |
| 208 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | St Paul's Catherderal | |
| 209 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Angel of the North | |
| 210 | Pictures - Aerial Views | Name the landmark or location  | Wimbledon (Tennis Courts) | |
| 211 | Art and Literature | "What style of painting was demonstrated by Monet, Renoir and Degas in Paris in 1874?" | Impressionist | |
| 212 | Art and Literature | "Who wrote ""The Catcher In The Rye""?" | J. D. Salinger | |
| 213 | Art and Literature | What are the names of the feuding families in Romeo and Juliet? | Montague and Capulet | |
| 214 | Art and Literature | "Who wrote ""The old man of Lochnagar""?" | Prince Charles | |
| 215 | Art and Literature | "Which famous painting is also known as ""La Gioconda""?" | The Mona Lisa | |
| 216 | Art and Literature | What are the first names of Enid Blyton`s famous five? | "Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy" | |
| 217 | Art and Literature | "The four teenage mutant ninja turtles are named after four famous artists, name them?" | "Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello & Michaelangelo" | |
| 218 | Art and Literature | In which book did we see both Big Brother and Room 101? | 1984 | |
| 219 | Art and Literature | Which Norwegian artist painted “The Scream”? | Edvard Munch | |
| 220 | Art and Literature | "Who won the Pulitzer Prize for his novel ""The Grapes of Wrath""?" | John Steinbeck | |
| 221 | General knowledge | "Which fictional character has been played by Albert Finney, Peter Ustinov and David Suchet?" | Hercule Poirot | |
| 222 | General knowledge | What is the only football team in the UK with the letter J in its name? | St Johnstone | |
| 223 | General knowledge | Which town was the scene of the Gunfight at the OK Corral? | Tombstone | |
| 224 | General knowledge | What was the Roman name for Scotland? | Caledonia | |
| 225 | General knowledge | How many numbered compartments are there on a standard UK roulette wheel? | 37 (0 to 36) | |
| 226 | General knowledge | "What do the songs ""Yellow Pearl"" by Phil Lynott, ""Whole Lotta Love"" by CCS and ""The Wizard"" by Paul Hardcastle have in common?" | "They've all been used as theme tunes to ""Top Of The Pops""" | |
| 227 | General knowledge | In which famous race is the slowest man of the day given a red lantern? | Tour de France | |
| 228 | General knowledge | Which synthetic material was named by combining the French words for velvet and hook? | Velcro | |
| 229 | General knowledge | "As in the music shop, what do the letters HMV stand for?" | His Masters Voice | |
| 230 | General knowledge | "In the standard UK version of Monopoly, how much does it cost to buy Leicester Square?" | £260 | |
| 231 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What was the title of Barbara Striesand's first film? | Funny Girl | |
| 232 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | On which side of the road would you drive in Australia? | Left | |
| 233 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | How many lords a leaping were there in the song the twelve days of Christmas? | Ten | |
| 234 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In which city did TV character Alan Partridge present his radio programme? | Norwich | |
| 235 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the capital of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia and also a town in England? | Halifax | |
| 236 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which band was only making plans for Nigel in 1979? | XTC | |
| 237 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In which English county is the Lake District? | Cumbria | |
| 238 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What is the first name of Bruce Wayne (Batman)’s butler? | Alfred | |
| 239 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What was the name of the first computer to defeat a World Chess Champion in a tournament? | Deep Blue | |
| 240 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who is Bart Simpson’s teacher? | Edna Krabappel | |
| 241 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Big Breakfast | |
| 242 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Bagpuss | |
| 243 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Futurama | |
| 244 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Absolutely Fabulous | |
| 245 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | The League of Gentlemen | |
| 246 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Dungeons & Dragons | |
| 247 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Cracker | |
| 248 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | The Flumps | |
| 249 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Bullseye | |
| 250 | Pictures - TV Programmes | Identify the TV programme  | Teletubbies | |
| 251 | The Weather | "Who played Ororo Munroe, a.k.a. Storm, in the 2000 film X-Men? " | Halle Berry | |
| 252 | The Weather | Which sport would you associate Toby Flood with? | Rugby Union | |
| 253 | The Weather | For which 1908 novel is author Kenneth Grahame best known? | The Wind in the Willows | |
| 254 | The Weather | Which long-running children's TV show originally featured puppets called Sunshine and Moony? | Rainbow | |
| 255 | The Weather | "Named after a character he played in a 1969 film, what is the name of the ski resort in Utah that Robert Redford bought in 1968, which is now also the home of an independent film festival? " | Sundance | |
| 256 | The Weather | With which snooker player would you associate the nickname the Hurricane? | Alex Higgins | |
| 257 | The Weather | "Which group teamed up with Baddiel and Skinner for the 1996 number one hit ""3 Lions""? " | The Lightning Seeds | |
| 258 | The Weather | What was the name of Tintin's dog? | Snowy | |
| 259 | The Weather | "Who had a number one hit in 1962 with the song ""Telstar""? " | The Tornados | |
| 260 | The Weather | In which film does Nicole Kidman play a brain surgeon called Claire Lewicki? | Days Of Thunder | |
| 261 | Connections | What is the surname of Ken & Deirdre in Coronation street? | Barlow | |
| 262 | Connections | Who played the lead role in the TV programme Chancer and recently took the lead role in the film Shoot ‘em up? | Clive Owen | |
| 263 | Connections | What was the name of the character played by Dean Gaffney in East Enders? | Robbie Jackson | |
| 264 | Connections | What was the name of the killer in the Friday the 13th films? | Jason | |
| 265 | Connections | "Which South African golfer won 9 majors, the last being the US Masters in 1978?" | Gary Player | |
| 266 | Connections | Which cartoon character lives at 1313 Webfoot Walk? | Donald Duck | |
| 267 | Connections | Which BBC TV drama was set around the world of yachting and the battle for control of the Mermaid yard? | Howard’s Way | |
| 268 | Connections | With which team did Damon Hill win his one and only F1 championship? | Williams | |
| 269 | Connections | Which cricketer won the 2006 series of Strictly Come Dancing? | Mark Ramprakash | |
| 270 | Connections | What colour shirts do the Dutch national football team wear? Bonus: What is the connection? | Orange Connection: They make up the names of the original members of Take That, Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams, Jason Orange, Howard Donald & Mark Owen | |
| 271 | Geography | What is the largest of the West Indian islands? | Cuba | |
| 272 | Geography | St Johnstown was once the capital city of Scotland. By what name is St Johnstown now known? | Perth | |
| 273 | Geography | What is the longest river in the world? | The Nile | |
| 274 | Geography | What is the largest city in Switzerland? | Zurich | |
| 275 | Geography | The Ural Mountains form a natural border between which two continents? | Asia and Europe | |
| 276 | Geography | What is the capital of Morocco? | Rabat | |
| 277 | Geography | "In which English County can you find 4 towns with the suffix Regis, and for four bonus points, name them? " | "Dorset – Bere, Lyme, Melcombe, Wyke – Bognor is in Sussex, Regis means belong to the the King" | |
| 278 | Geography | In which ocean is the island group the Maldives? | The Indian Ocean | |
| 279 | Geography | Which river runs through the Grand Canyon? | The Colorado | |
| 280 | Geography | Which three South American countries does the Equator cross? | "Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador" | |
| 281 | Books | Which famous character was created by Michael Bond in a series of books for children? | Paddington Bear | |
| 282 | Books | "Which of the Bronte sisters wrote ""Wuthering Heights""? " | Emily | |
| 283 | Books | "What type of animals are portrayed in the book ""Watership Down""? " | Rabbits | |
| 284 | Books | "Becky Sharp is the name of a character in which famous novel, which is also the title of a famous magazine? " | Vanity Fair | |
| 285 | Books | "In George Orwell's ""Animal Farm"" what type of animal was ""Napoleon""? " | A pig | |
| 286 | Books | "What ""rock"" did Graham Greene write about? " | Brighton Rock | |
| 287 | Books | What word taken from the abbreviation for a unit of weight measurement was used by L. Frank Baum in the title of a novel? | Oz (used in The Wizard Of Oz) | |
| 288 | Books | """All children, except one, grow up"" is the opening line from which famous story? " | Peter Pan | |
| 289 | Books | "Who wrote the novel ""The 39 Steps""? " | John Buchan | |
| 290 | Books | "Which famous book, published in 1816, is sub-titled ""The Modern Prometheus""? " | Frankenstein | |
| 291 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which animal is the source of cashmere? | Goat | |
| 292 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | With which famous novel would you associate the ship `Hispaniaola`? | Treasure Island | |
| 293 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What was the surname of Wendy and her brothers in `Peter Pan`? | Darling | |
| 294 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | "If you were born on June 1st, what star sign would you be?" | Gemini | |
| 295 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In which state is Chicago? | Illinois | |
| 296 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | "Who won a tennis `Golden Slam` in 1988 by winning the singles titles at the Australian French, Wimbledon and United States tennis championships and winning a gold medal at the Olympic games?, " | Steffi Graf | |
| 297 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | What type of painting is done on wet plaster with pigments suspended in water so that the plaster absorbs the colours and the painting becomes part of the wall? | Fresco | |
| 298 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | The Greek gods were believed to reside on what mountain? | Olympus | |
| 299 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which singing duo were originally called Tom and Jerry? | Simon and Garfunkel | |
| 300 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In which James Bond film does the character of Solitaire appear? | Live and Let Die | |
| 301 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Ireland | |
| 302 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Greece | |
| 303 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Spain | |
| 304 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Austria | |
| 305 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Slovenia | |
| 306 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Malta | |
| 307 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Finland | |
| 308 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Cyprus | |
| 309 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Luxemburg | |
| 310 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Italy | |
| 311 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Belgium | |
| 312 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Netherlands | |
| 313 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Portugal | |
| 314 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | France | |
| 315 | Pictures - Flags | Name the country with this flag  | Germany | |
| 316 | Pictures - Flags | What is the connection of the 15 countries whose flags were pictured in the previous 15 questions? | They all use the Euro as their currency | |
| 317 | Blank | Intentional gap | N/A | |
| 318 | Blank | Intentional gap | N/A | |
| 319 | Blank | Intentional gap | N/A | |
| 320 | Blank | Intentional gap | N/A | |
| 321 | Back to the Future | "In the film back to the future, what date Marty go back to in the first film?" | "Nov 5th 1955 (point for year, bonus point for exact date)" | |
| 322 | Back to the Future | How many vertebrae are there in the human back? | 33 | |
| 323 | Back to the Future | Who created the cartoon Futurama? | Matt Groening | |
| 324 | Back to the Future | In which country will the 2014 world cup be held? | Brazil | |
| 325 | Back to the Future | "In the film back to the future, which make of car did the Doc use to make the time machine?" | De Lorean | |
| 326 | Back to the Future | Where did Charles Darwin succeed Charles Dickens? | On the back of a ten pound note | |
| 327 | Back to the Future | Which composer composed Toccata and Fugue in D Minor? | Johnan Sebastien Bach | |
| 328 | Back to the Future | In which year do we next expect to see Halley’s comet? | 2061 (2 years either side) | |
| 329 | Back to the Future | Who wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman? | Stephen King | |
| 330 | Back to the Future | "In the film back to the future, which invention made time travel possible?" | The flux capacitor | |
| 331 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""apples and pears""?" | stairs | |
| 332 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""Ruby Murray""?" | curry | |
| 333 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""laugh and a joke""?" | smoke | |
| 334 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""Chas and Dave""?" | shave | |
| 335 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""Whistle and Flute""?" | suit | |
| 336 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""pork pies""?" | lies | |
| 337 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""rock n roll""?" | dole (slang for welfare in UK) | |
| 338 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""Pete Tong""?" | wrong | |
| 339 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""butcher's hook""?" | look | |
| 340 | Cockney Rhyming Slang | "What is the meaning of the cockney rhyming sland ""jam jar""?" | car | |
| 341 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Jaime Summers? | Bionic Woman | |
| 342 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Bruce/David Banner? | Incredible Hulk | |
| 343 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Dick Grayson? | Robin (Batman's sidekick) | |
| 344 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Steve Austin? | Six Million Dollar Man | |
| 345 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Diana Prince? | Wonder Woman | |
| 346 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Peter Parker? | Spiderman | |
| 347 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Edward Nygma? | The Riddler | |
| 348 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Selina Kyle? | Catwoman | |
| 349 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Otto Octavius? | Dr Octopus | |
| 350 | Alter Egos | Who is the alter ego of Johnny Storm? | The Human Torch (from the Fantastic Four) | |
| 351 | Cats | What is the name of Postman Pat’s black and white cat? | Jess | |
| 352 | Cats | Who composed the musical theme for the Pink Panther? | Henry Mancini | |
| 353 | Cats | What was the name of the lioness raised by George and Joy Adamson in the book Born Free? | Elsa | |
| 354 | Cats | What is the name of the lion in C.S. Lewis' "The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe"? | Aslan | |
| 355 | Cats | Who had a hit single in 1976 with Year Of The Cat? | Al Stewart | |
| 356 | Cats | What is the name of the black panther in The Jungle Book? | Bagheera | |
| 357 | Cats | Which American writer and cartoonist was responsible for The Cat In The Hat series? | Dr Seuss | |
| 358 | Cats | Who wrote Old Possum's Book Of Practical Cats? | T.S. Eliot | |
| 359 | Cats | Who played the title role in the 2004 movie Catwoman? | Halle Berry | |
| 360 | Cats | Who was the cartoon adversary of Pixie and Dixie, who would often say "I hate those meeces to pieces"? | Mr Jinx | |
| 361 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | According to the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas", how many gifts in total did my true love give to me? | 364 (three hundred sixty four) | |
| 362 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who had a number one album in 2002 called "Escapology"? | Robbie Williams | |
| 363 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In what 1977 film did John Travolta get his first starring role? | Saturday Night Fever | |
| 364 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who was the first divorced man to become American President? | Ronald Reagan | |
| 365 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Albany is the capital of which American state? | New York | |
| 366 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Which actress played the role of Rose DeWitt Bukater in the film Titantic? | Kate Winslett | |
| 367 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | The city of Rome stands on which river? | Tiber | |
| 368 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | In the film "Citizen Kane", what is dying word of Charles Foster Kane, which a reporter tries to investigate the significance of? | Rosebud | |
| 369 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who had a hit in the nineties with the song "Breakfast At Tiffany's"? | Deep Blue Something | |
| 370 | Links (last letter of first question is first letter of next question) | Who hosted the TV show "The Krypton Factor"? | Gordon Burns | |
| 371 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Put on weight | |
| 372 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Sunny side up | |
| 373 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Roger over and out | |
| 374 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Clerical error | |
| 375 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Just right | |
| 376 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Overcoming the odds | |
| 377 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | It fell off the back of a lorry | |
| 378 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Backwards glance | |
| 379 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | That is beside the point | |
| 380 | Dingbats | Identify the phrase from the picture  | Paradise lost | |
| 381 | Science & Technology | How many points does a snowflake have? | Six | |
| 382 | Science & Technology | Which is the lightest gas? | Hydrogen | |
| 383 | Science & Technology | Which element takes its name from the Greek for ‘pale green’? | Chlorine | |
| 384 | Science & Technology | Which is the hardest tissue in men and women? | Tooth enamel | |
| 385 | Science & Technology | Under what name is the Chinese Gooseberry sold? | Kiwi fruit | |
| 386 | Science & Technology | Which is the only insect that can turn its head to look directly behind itself? | Praying mantis | |
| 387 | Science & Technology | Which is the only muscle in your body that is only attached at one end? | Tongue | |
| 388 | Science & Technology | Which was the first jet airliner to enter commercial service? | Comet | |
| 389 | Science & Technology | What is an eolic power station? | Wind powered | |
| 390 | Science & Technology | Which two kitchen ingredients have the chemical formulas NaCl and C12 H22 O11? | Salt and Sugar | |
| 391 | Sport | What swimming stroke is the first leg of the medley race? | Backstroke | |
| 392 | Sport | How many hurdles are in the mens 110m race? | Ten | |
| 393 | Sport | Who was the first unseeded player to win the mens singles at Wimbledon? | Boris Becker in 1985 | |
| 394 | Sport | How many rounds are there in an Olympic boxing match? | Four | |
| 395 | Sport | What is the difference between a mens and womens Lacrosse team? | Mens team has ten players womens team has twelve | |
| 396 | Sport | What the main distinguishing features of Speedway motorbikes? | No brakes and only one gear | |
| 397 | Sport | Who was the first person to swim the English channel? | Captain Matthew Webb | |
| 398 | Sport | What is the most common distance of a drag race? | Quarter mile | |
| 399 | Sport | Who was the last European golfer to win the U S Open? | Tony Jacklin in 1970 | |
| 400 | Sport | The duration of a game of Polo is measured in what? | Chuckers | |
| 401 | General Knowledge | The ‘X’ in Xmas is derived from what? | Greek letter chi means Christ | |
| 402 | General Knowledge | According to the proverb what is the mother of invention? | Necessity | |
| 403 | General Knowledge | According to the proverb what is the better part of valour? | Discretion | |
| 404 | General Knowledge | When is the Feast of Stephen (Good King Wenceslas)? | December 26th | |
| 405 | General Knowledge | Which organisation’s insignia bears the inscription Blood & Fire? | Salvation Army | |
| 406 | General Knowledge | What is the common name for a Polygraph? | Lie detector | |
| 407 | General Knowledge | The first non-stop transatlantic flight was between which 2 countries? | Ireland and Canada | |
| 408 | General Knowledge | Which country has the most universities? | India | |
| 409 | General Knowledge | What does a circle with a cross through it mean on a clothing label? | Do not dry clean | |
| 410 | General Knowledge | Who was the founder of Lotus cars? | Colin Chapman | |
| 411 | Music | Who did Jackie Paper love? | Puff the magic dragon | |
| 412 | Music | What are bow strings made of? | Horse tail hair | |
| 413 | Music | In Bizet’s Carmen what was the profession of Escamillo? | Bullfighter | |
| 414 | Music | The Beatles ‘Penny Lane’ was a double ‘A’ side what was on the other side? | Strawberry fields forever | |
| 415 | Music | Who holds the trumpet on Sgt Pepper Album? | Ringo Starr | |
| 416 | Music | Chuck Berry wrote the first song the Rolling Stones recorded what was it? | Come on in 1963 | |
| 417 | Music | What does the Bee Gees name mean? | Brothers Gibb | |
| 418 | Music | Who wrote Die Fledermaus (The Bat)? | Johann Strauss | |
| 419 | Music | Which group backed Martha Reeves? | The Vandellas | |
| 420 | Music | Where was Burlington Bertie from? | Bow | |
| 421 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Chatterbox | |
| 422 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Bump | |
| 423 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Happy | |
| 424 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Greedy | |
| 425 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Strong | |
| 426 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Noisy | |
| 427 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Little Miss Perfect | |
| 428 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Funny | |
| 429 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Clever | |
| 430 | Pictures – Mr Men/Little Miss | Name the Mr Man/Little Miss character  | Mr Tickle |