| 1 | What was the name of the horse on which jockey Richard Dunwoody won the 1986 Grand National? | West Tip |
| 2 | Folic Acid is which vitamin? | B9 |
| 3 | Which spirit is traditionally used to make a Sazarac cocktail? | Rye Whiskey |
| 4 | In human anatomy, the ‘sinciput’ forms which part of the body? | Skull |
| 5 | Which religious reformer and theologian appeared before the ‘Diet of Worms’ in Germany in 1521? | Martin Luther |
| 6 | Which cathedral contains the tomb of English monarch Edward II? | Gloucester Cathedral |
| 7 | Poland, Russia, Sweden, Latvia, Germany and Finland all have a border on which body of water? | Baltic Sea |
| 8 | Poet Wendy Cope wrote ‘Making Cocoa For……’who’? | Kingsley Amis |
| 9 | The ‘Osborne Bull’ is the unofficial national symbol of which European country? | Spain |
| 10 | In French cookery, what is the main ingredient of an ‘Amandine’ sauce? | Almonds |
| 11 | What is the surname of the family in the tv series ‘Bonanza’? | Cartwright |
| 12 | What is the nickname of Thierry Guetta, the French-born street-artist? | Mr Brainwash |
| 13 | How many ounces in a UK (long) ton? | 35840 |
| 14 | Wolf Mankowitz wrote the 1953 novel ‘A Kid For Two….’what’? | Farthings |
| 15 | In Greek mythology, sisters Stheno, Euryale and Medusa were the three what? | Gorgons |
| 16 | Where is the UK’s annual four-day Bestival Music Festival held? | Isle of Wight – Robin Hill Country Park |
| 17 | Rhythm and Blues musician and vocalist Ellas Otha Bates was better known by what name? | Bo Diddley |
| 18 | In the game of Bingo, ‘Dirty Knees’ represents which number? | 33 |
| 19 | Caliban is a character in which Shakespeare play? | The Tempest |
| 20 | William the Conqueror was Duke of which region of France from 1035 until his death? | Normandy |
| 21 | In Irish mythology, what is a ‘Pooka’ (or Puca)? | Goblin |
| 22 | Who plays Malcolm Tucker in the BBC comedy series ‘The Thick Of It’, which satirises the British modern government? | Peter Capaldi |
| 23 | The Cordoba is the basic monetary unit of which country? | Nicaragua |
| 24 | In UK employment, what did SERPS stand for between 1978 and 2002? | State Earnings-Related Pensions Scheme |
| 25 | Phobos and Diemos are the moons of which planet in our solar system? | Mars |
| 26 | What is the name of a triangle which has sides unequal in length? | Scalene |
| 27 | Which English author wrote the ‘Swallows and Amazons’ series of children’s books? | Arthur Ransome |
| 28 | Cynology is the study of which animals? | Dogs |
| 29 | What is a ‘billets-doux’ in Engllish? | Love letter |
| 30 | In the human body, which bone connects the humerus with the clavicle? | Scapula (shoulder blade) |
