1. Which country was nearest to where the Titanic sank?
Canada
2. What's the title of the person who gives the results in elections and by-elections?
Returning Officer
3. In 'Porridge' what were the first names of Fletcher?
Norman Stanley
4. What is the link between Leigh Delamere, Membury and Heston?
M4
5. Who piloted Fireball XL5?
Steve Zodiac
6. Which two counties are separated by the Wash?
Lincolnshire and Norfolk
7. Danes, led by Ivar the Boneless, captured which British town from the Vikings in 867?
York
8. Which piece of clothing took its name from a nuclear testing site?
Bikini
9. Monrovia is the capital of which African country?
Liberia
10. Which war was the first to be photographed?
Crimean War
11. Where would you find Tattenham Corner?
Epsom Racecourse
12. What is the main acid in acid rain?
Sulphuric acid
13. In 1935 what was Shannon airport the first to introduce?
Duty Free
14. Which British actor married the former Miss Guyana in 1973?
Michael Caine
15. Esto is the best selling newspaper in which country?
Mexico
16. What sport did ITV stop covering in 1988?
Wrestling
17. Which of Henry VIII wives is buried alongside him?
Jane Seymour
18. What is the official diameter of a competition dartboard?
18 inches
19. Which singer was known as 'the Big O'?
Roy Orbison
20. On TV's "I'm A Celebrity - Get Me Out Of Here" - how many celebrities originally went into the Jungle?  
8

21. In which year did Madonna have her first top ten single in the UK?
1984
22. What gas gives smelling salts its pungent aroma?
Ammonia
23. In which range of hills are the Cheddar Caves?
Mendips
24. Which film star died during the shooting of the Ridley Scott movie Gladiator?
Oliver Reed
25. Which British actress has appeared in the films 'The Last Days Of Disco', 'Serendipity' and 'Pearl Harbour'?
Kate Beckinsale
26. What was the name of the empire which ruled much of South America before the Spanish conquest?
Inca
27. What is the name of an eagle's nest?
An eyrie
28. Which author wrote a number of novels featuring the character Tilly Trotter?
Catherine Cookson
29. Which Beatles song begins with the French national Anthem?
All you need is love
30. Who was the Greek goddess of Victory?
Nike
31. Who painted Impression:Sunrise, from which Impressionism got its name?
Monet
32. Which TV game show host had a cameo role in Bednobs and Broomsticks?
Bruce Forsyth
33. Ochlophobia is the fear of what?
Crowds
34.What would you do with a spatchcock?
Eat it, it's a way of dressing chicken
35. Every colour has it's opposite or complimentary colour - what colour is complimentary to yellow?
Blue
36. From which continent is the tomato said to originate?
South America
37. Who was the first black athlete to captain Great Britain's men's team?
Kris Akabusi
38. What is the most northerly Chile, South Africa or Papua New Guinea?
Papua New Guinea
39. For how many years is a French President elected?
7
40. The last witchcraft trial in England was the trial of Jane Wenham in 1712. Was she found guilty or not guilty?
Not guilty

Tiebreaker - How many countries took part in World War II?
57