Actors & Actresses: In which film did Sandra Bullock and John Malkovich play the characters Malorie Hayes and Douglas? Answer: Bird Box
Acronyms: What does the acronym SIM stand for, as in SIM card? Answer: Subscriber Identification Module
Animals: A population of which creatures, estimated to be as many as 15,000, are currently thriving in Sheerness Dockyard on the Isle of Sheppy, Kent? Answer: Scorpions
Art: Whose 1972 work Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) became at the time of its auction, the most expensive artwork by a living artist? Answer: David Hockney
Australia: Which city is the largest settlement in North Queensland? Answer: Townsville
Ballet: Which Moscow based ballet company is the largest in the world? Answer: Bolshoi Ballet
Bones: Which bone runs parallel to the ulna? Answer: Radius
Books: British author Michael Morpurgo is best known for which novel, adapted into a 2011 film? Answer: War Horse
Buildings: Old Joe, the tallest free-standing clock tower in the world, is located in Chancellor's court at which British university? Answer: Birmingham University
Canada: What is the capital of Canada? Answer: Ottawa
Cartoons: Harley Bird was the third and longest running voice of which cartoon character? Answer: Peppa Pig
Christmas: What did a London baker called Tom Smith invent over 150 years ago? Answer: Christmas crackers
Colours: In computer graphics "aqua" is interchangeable with what colour? Answer: Cyan
Composers: The Kochel catalogue is a chronological catalogue of compositions by which composer? Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Computers: Portable Document Format is a file format developed by which company in 1992? Answer: Adobe
Countries: Which country shares its southern end border with Belize and Guatemala? Answer: Mexico
Cricket: In which Dickens’ novel is there a fictitious cricket match between Dingley Dell and All Muggleton? Answer: The Pickwick Papers
Film Directors: Who directed the two 1939 films Gone With the Wind and The Wizard of Oz ? Answer: Victor Flemming
Disney Films: In which decade did Mickey Mouse star in the black-and-white film Steamboat Willie? Answer: 1920s (1928)
Easy Question: What’s the highest mountain range that is entirely in Europe? Answer: Alps
England: Winchester is a cathedral city in which English county? Answer: Hampshire
Film: Bubba convinces who to go into the shrimp business with him after their service? Answer: Forrest Gump
Food and Drink: Laverbread is a food product made from edible what? Answer: Seaweed
Football: Which player has scored the most goals ever in a single edition of the FIFA World Cup, with thirteen in just six matches of the 1958 tournament? Answer: Just Fontaine
Friends: What is the name of the coffeehouse in the sitcom Friends? Answer: Central Perk
Game of Thrones: What is the capital city of Westeros? Answer: King’s Landing
General Knowledge: Suvarnabhumi Airport is the main international airport serving which Asian city? Answer: Bangkok
Geography: The longest bridge in Europe is the Vasco da Gama Bridge which spans which river? Answer: Tagus River
Germany: Which German state surrounds Berlin? Answer: Brandenburg
Golf: How many globally recognised major championships are there in men's professional golf? Answer: Four
Halloween: Who wrote the Worst Witch series of books? Answer: Jill Murphy
Harry Potter: Can you name the final book in the Harry Potter series? Answer: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
History: How old was Joan of Arc when she was burnt at the stake in Rouen, France in 1431? Answer: 19-years-old
Human Body: What ducts produce tears? Answer: The lacrimal duct
India: What name is given to the Hindu festival of lights? Answer: Diwali
Ireland: What is the largest county in Ireland? Answer: County Cork
Kings and Queens: Which king was on the English throne in the year 1300? Answer: Edward I
Languages: ‘Uva’ is the Spanish word for which fruit? Answer: Grape
Literature: Which writer turned a planned brief visit to Charles Dickens' home into a five-week stay, much to the distress of the Dickens' family? Answer: Hans Christian Andersen
Music: Who first gained public attention in 2015 with her debut single "Ocean Eyes", written and produced by her brother Finneas O'Connell? Answer: Billie Eilish
Netflix: Which 2023 Netflix film is based on the real-life experiences of Dave Fishwick? Answer: Bank of Dave
Numbers: 6, 28, 496, and 8,128 are what sort of numbers? Answer: Perfect numbers
Olympics: Which city hosted the 1956 Olympic Games? Answer: Melbourne
Planets: Which planet is the hottest in the Solar System? Answer: Venus
Poetry: The poem Night Mail features in a 1936 documentary and remains one of the best-known poems by which poet? Answers: W.H. Auden
Quotes: Who said: "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough."? Answer: Mae West
Religion: What is the name of Adam and Eve’s youngest son? Answer: Seth
Rock and Roll: “Good Golly, Miss Molly" is a rock 'n' roll song first recorded in 1956 by which musician? Answer: Little Richard
Science: What did Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev famously create in 1869? Answer: The Periodic Table
Scotland: What is a Lochan in Scottland? Answer: A small loch
Soaps: In which year did Eastenders first hit our screens? Answer: 1985
South Africa: Can you name the largest national park in South Africa? Answer: Kruger National Park
Sport: Keely Hodgkinson won the silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in which event? Answer: 800 metres
Television: Leonard Pearce was best known for playing which television role? Answer: Grandad in Only Fools and Horses
Tennis: Who won the men's Wimbledon singles title in 2023? Answer: Carlos Alcaraz
The Simpsons: What instrument does Lisa play in her school band? Answer: Saxophone
Transport: The Queensway and Kingsway road tunnels run under which British river? Answer: River Mersey
Travel: The Place Kleber is the central square in which French city close to the German border? Answer: Strasbourg
True or False: Earls Court Exhibition Centre has been demolished? Answer: True
USA: Mount Rushmore National Memorial is in which American state? Answer: South Dakota