| 1 | Which car manufacturer has the motto ‘The Power of Dreams’? | Honda |
| 2 | What is the surname of the drummer in the rock band ZZ Top? | Beard |
| 3 | In the game of golf, a Bo Derek is a score of what at any hole? | Ten |
| 4 | Which three digits can be found in the bushes at the base of the Lincoln Memorial on a US $5 (Five dollar) bill? | 172 |
| 5 | Which two words make up the shortest verse in the King James version of the Bible? | ‘Jesus wept’ -John 11:35 |
| 6 | In humans, a hemispherectomy is the removal of half of the what? | Brain |
| 7 | In the film ‘Ben Hur’, what was the title character’s first name? | Judah |
| 8 | What is the square root of one quarter? | One half (0.5) |
| 9 | In the nursery rhyme ‘The House That Jack Built’, what did the rat eat? | The malt |
| 10 | Sabena Airlines was the national airline of which European country 1923 – 2001? | Belguim |
| 11 | Adelphogamy is a marriage in which brothers share what? | Their wife or wives |
| 12 | In Greek mythology, Tiresias disclosed the crimes of who? | Oedipus |
| 13 | ‘Soldier’s Disease’ was a term used after the American Civil War for the addiction to which type of drug? | Opiate – Opium, Morphine and Laudanum were widely prescribed |
| 14 | Which British-born explorer and journalist was born John Rowlands in January 1841? | Henry Morton Stanley |
| 15 | The United Nations University is based in which Asian city? | Tokyo |
| 16 | How may squares on the board are not covered by pieces at the start of a game of draughts? | 40 |
| 17 | On a clothes label, what does a square with a circle inside it indicate? | Tumble Dry |
| 18 | Which music impresario’s theatre group became the owner of the London Palladium in 2000? | Andrew Lloyd Webber – Really Useful Group |
| 19 | What is the name of the iron hook which is attached to the pole used by fisherman to land a heavy fish? | Gaff |
| 20 | In the American Wild West, what was the name of the gang, members of which included Butch Cassidy and kid Curry? | The Hole in the Wall Gang |
| 21 | What is the name of the key which is used for tightening and loosening the neck around a drill bit? | Chuck Key |
| 22 | In World War ll, what type of planes were used by the Dambusters? | Lancasters |
| 23 | Jalousie, Bay and Palladian are all types of what? | Windows |
| 24 | Which US gangster had his occupation as ‘Used Furniture Dealer’ on his business cards? | Al Capone |
| 25 | In defence, what does MIDAS stand for? | MIssile Defence Alarm System |
| 26 | In 1921, Agnes Macphail was the first woman in which country to be elected to the House of Commons? | Canada |
| 27 | ‘Hector the Cat’ is a fictional mascot created for teaching children what in Australia? | Road Safety |
| 28 | Which US President had a pet Golden Retriever called Liberty? | Gerald R.Ford |
| 29 | The first stock market in which city was established in 1792 with 24 stock brokers meeting at the Tontine Coffee House? | New York |
| 30 | How many eyelids do camels have on each eye? | Three |
