| Question | Answer |
| What is the capital city of Canada? | |
| Which Country came third in the 2002 FIFA World Cup? | |
| Which English writer, born in 1859, wrote Three Men In A Boat? | |
| Which former WWE Champion was born Paul Levesque? | |
| In What year was the historic album, Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd, released? | |
| Which former AC/DC member tragically died in 1980? | |
| What nationality is Musician, André Rieu? | |
| Which American actor played the role of Sergeant Elias in the 1986 film Platoon? | |
| Which side won the Super Bowl 12 trophy in 1978? | |
| What is the atomic number of the element, Californium? | |
| Hanukkah, is a holiday in which religion? | |
| In which US state did Albert Einstein pass away, after he had refused surgery? | |
| Which of the host countries of the 2000 Rugby League World Cup made it to the Semi-Finals of the tournament? | |
| In What year was the German alternative rock band, Tokio Hotel founded? | |
| What is the Currency of Russia? | |
| Which country borders Belarus on the west side? | |
| How many letters are there in the Greek Alphabet? | |
| Which side was the first to hold three consecutive English Football League titles? | |
| Which side holds the record for the largest ever football/soccer defeat in history? | |
| Which side defeated Russia in the 2000 Rugby League World Cup by 106 points? | |
| In What year was Super Mario Bros. released in Japan? | |
| Which American actor played Fonzie (The Fonz) in the American TV Show, Happy Days? | |
| How tall is the British TV Presenter, Richard Hammond? | |
| Who is the lead singer of the English alternative rock group, Coldplay? | |
| What is the longest running American Sitcom in history? | |
| Which of the Beatles was the only one not to have appeared in the American TV Show, The Simpsons? | |
| In Which year did Leeds United win their first FA Cup? | |
| Who was the runner-up in the 1985 & 1986 Snooker World Championships? | |
| Which landlocked Country's capital city is Vaduz? | |
| Which side came 2nd in the 1960 Champions League? | |
| In Professional football/soccer which english side are known as the Cobblers? | |
| In What year was Joe DiMaggio inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame? | |
| Bern is the capital city of which European Country? | |
| For which side did Michael Jordan begin his basketball career with? | |
| Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln in 1865? | |
| Which disease did Robert E. Lee die of in 1870? | |
| What country are the band 'The Baseballs' from? | |
| Who plays the part of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter film series? | |
| Which castle is on the island of Anglesey? | |
| Globe and Jerusalem are types of what? | |
| In Scrabble how many letters have a value of 2? | |
| Lending her name to a famous brand, who was the Greek Goddess of Victory? | |
| What is the name of the poker hand containing three of a kind and a pair? | |
| What rank in the Royal Navy is the equivalent of the army's Field Marshall? | |
| Which French car design achieved fame in motoring circles for his 'double chevron' gear and logo? | |
| On what day of creation did God make the sun, the moon and the stars? | |
| Illustrated on its logo, the product Marmite is named after a French word meaning what? | |
| The blue cornflower is the French equivalent to what in England? | |
| In the U.S.A. , what is celebrated on February 2nd? | |
| In which city are the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund? | |
| On What side of the road do people in Hungary drive on? | |
| Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world is still standing? | |
| What name is given to a female horse under the age of four? | |
| What is the collective term for a group of kangaroos? | |
| What natural feature occupies a quarter of Africa? | |
| Paper was invented in which country? | |
| What is the common name of the star called Sirius? | |
| What is the lightest element in the periodic table? | |
| Whereabouts on a whale are its flukes? | |
| Four planets in the solar system are smaller than earth. Pluto and Mercury are two of them name the other two. | |
| What is the longest bone in the human body? | |
| Which type of gemstone can be used to cut glass? | |
| Who served as UK Prime Minister between 1974 and 1976? | |
| In which year was the Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Radin assassinated? | |
| Which country's parliament was opened by King George V in 1921? | |
| What was the name given to the demonstration in Washington DC, led by the Nation of Islam's leader, Louis Farrakhan, in 1995? | |
| Where did Nelson Mandela spend 18 of his 27 years as a political prisoner? | |