| 1 | Which US outlaw married his cousin, Zerelda ‘Zee’ Mimms, in 1874? | Jesse James |
| 2 | From which country do Blue Mountain coffee beans come? | Jamaica |
| 3 | How many Gold Medals did Canada win in the 2010 Winter Olympics? | Fourteen |
| 4 | Which 1975 film features the character Frank N Furter? | The Rocky Horror Picture Show |
| 5 | What is the nickname of English football club Sheffield Wednesday? | The Owls |
| 6 | What is a straight line passing from side to side through the centre of a circle called? | Diameter |
| 7 | Which word represents the letter ‘K’ in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet? | Kilo |
| 8 | Which group of islands were claimed by the British in 1833? | The Falkland Islands |
| 9 | Which saint was the first British Christian martyr? | Saint Alban |
| 10 | The plant ‘Amaranthus Caudatus’ is better known as Love-Lies-‘what’? | Bleeding |
| 11 | Which English poet’s works include ‘Birthday Letters? | Ted Hughes |
| 12 | Keflavik is the main international airport of which country? | Iceland |
| 13 | In zoology, what is an animal called which feeds on decomposing organic matter? | Detritivore |
| 14 | BS is the international car registration of which country? | Bahamas |
| 15 | Which golfer won the 1997 US Masters? | Tiger Woods |
| 16 | How many points is the ‘J’ tile worth in the game of Scrabble? | Eight |
| 17 | Which film director’s epitaph reads ‘I’m in on a plot’? | Alfred Hitchcock |
| 18 | Vincent Crummles appears in which novel by Charles Dickens? | Nicholas Nickleby |
| 19 | Melodiya was the state-run record label of which country? | USSR (Russia) |
| 20 | In Norse mythology, the chariot of which goddess is pulled by two cats? | Freya (Freyja) |
| 21 | Which British artist’s works include ‘The First Real Target’? | Peter Blake |
| 22 | A quincentenary is an anniversary of how many years? | 500 |
| 23 | Which cartoon character is depicted on the welcome sign in Crystal City, Texas, ‘the spinach capital of the world’? | Popeye |
| 24 | A muskellunge is what type of creature? | Fish |
| 25 | Which King of England sold Dunkirk to Louis XIV of France? | Charles II |
| 26 | What was the middle name of US actor James Dean? | Byron |
| 27 | Misogamy is the hatred of what? | Marriage |
| 28 | Aotearoa is the local name for which country? | New Zealand |
| 29 | British companies, Wagtail, Kelham Island and Revolution are all what types of which industry? | Breweries |
| 30 | Hong Kong, in China, lies at the mouth of which river? | Pearl River |
