| 1 | According to the Bible, what were the names of Adam and Eve’s three sons? | Cain, Abel, Seth |
| 2 | What is the smallest country on mainland Africa? | The Gambia |
| 3 | Used during World War I, what is a Sopwith Camel? | A plane |
| 4 | Drizella Tremaine, Gus, Bruno and Lucifer are all characters in which Disney film? | Cinderella |
| 5 | German Unity Day is celebrated in Germany during which month of the year? | October – 3rd |
| 6 | Delphinus delphis is the scientific name for which creature? | Dolphin |
| 7 | What is the second largest emirate of the Unites Arab Emirates? | Dubai |
| 8 | What was the name the eldest son of British monarch Queen Victoria? | Albert Edward (Bertie) |
| 9 | The Liberty Bell (March) by John Philip Sousa is the theme tune to which UK television comedy series starring John Cleese? | Monty Python’s Flying Circus |
| 10 | Who wrote the 1831 novel ‘The Hunchback of Notre-Dame? | Victor Hugo |
| 11 | The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in which ocean? | Pacific Ocean |
| 12 | In humans, the medical condition kyphosis affects which part of the body? | Spine |
| 13 | Schwarz is German for which colour? | Black |
| 14 | Which band released a 1999 album entitled ‘The Man Who’? | Travis |
| 15 | What colour triangle is on the logo of the Bass brewery? | Red |
| 16 | Which island group in the South Atlantic was once known as the Sebald Islands? | The Falkland Islands |
| 17 | Which British comedian plays Brian Potter in the UK television series ‘Phoenix Nights’? | Peter Kaye |
| 18 | Earth, Ceramic, Gas and Masonry are all types of what? | Oven |
| 19 | The period in British history from 1795 to 1837 is often referred to as the ‘What…..era’? | Regency era |
| 20 | Which big cat has the loadest roar? | Lion |
