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In children’s stories, how many wishes are granted by a genie or fairy?,,a) One,, b) Two,, c) Three,, d) Four,, c) Three
Which legal document states a person’s wishes regarding the disposal of their property after death?,,a) Would,, b) Shall,, c) Should,, d) Will,, d) Will
Which of these phrases refers to a brief success?,,a) Blaze in the pot,, b) Spark in the tub,, c) Flare in the jug,,d) Flash in the pan,,d) Flash in the pan
Which of these is a type of hat?,,a) Sausage roll,, b) Pork pie,, c) Scotch egg,, d) Potato crisp,, b) Pork pie
In which sport do two teams pull at the opposite ends of a rope?,,a) Tug of war,, b) Basketball,, c) Ice hockey,, d) Polo,,a) Tug of war
Where does a cowboy wear chaps?,,a) On his head,, b) On his arms,, c) On his legs,, d) On his hands,, c) On his legs
In 1581, Sir Francis Drake became mayor of which city?,,a) Hull,, b) Glasgow,, c) Plymouth,, d) Bristol,, c) Plymouth
The Walrus And The Carpenter is a well-known verse in which children’s novel?,,a) Swallows And Amazons,, b) The Hobbit,, c) Through The Looking Glass,, d) Stig Of The Dump,, c) Through The Looking Glass
Which of these have to pass a test on ‘The Knowledge’ to get a licence?,,a) Taxi drivers,, b) Bus drivers,, c) Police officers,, d) Ambulance drivers,,a) Taxi drivers
In 2001, Donald Campbell’s Bluebird was recovered from which lake?,,a) Bala Lake,, b) Kleder Water,, c) Coniston Water,, d) Lake Windermere,, c) Coniston Water
In Welsh, what does ‘afon’ mean?,,a) Fort,, b) Meadow,, c) Pool,, d) River,, d) River
Which king wrote a famous denunciation of smoking?,,a) Richard I,, b) William I,, c) George I,, d) James,, d) James
The young of which creature is known as a squab?,,a) Salmon,, b) Horse,, c) Pigeon,, d) Octopus,, c) Pigeon
Who is the patron saint of Spain?,,a) St James,, b) St John,, c) St Benedict,, d) St Peter,,a) St James
Which of these is not one of the American Triple Crown horse races?,,a) Arlington Million,, b) Belmont Stakes,, c) Kentucky Derby,, d) Preakness Stakes,,a) Arlington Million
In the UK, the abbreviation NHS stands for National what Service?,,a)Humanity,,b)Health,,c)Honour,,d)Household,,b)Health
Which Disney character famously leaves a glass slipper behind at a royal ball?,,a)Pocahontas,,b)Sleeping Beauty,,c)Cinderella,,d)Elsa,,c)Cinderella
What name is given to the revolving belt machinery in an airport that delivers checked luggage from the plane to baggage reclaim?,,a)Hangar,,b)Terminal,,c)Concourse,,d)Carousel,,d)Carousel
Which of these brands was chiefly associated with the manufacture of household locks?,,a)Phillips,,b)Flymo,,c)Chubb,,d)Ronseal,,c)Chubb
The hammer and sickle is one of the most recognisable symbols of which political ideology?,,a)Republicanism,,b)Communism,,c)Conservatism,,d)Liberalism,,b)Communism
Which toys have been marketed with the phrase “robots in disguise”?,,a)Bratz Dolls,,b)Sylvanian Families,,c)Hatchimals,,d)Transformers,,d)Transformers
What does the word loquacious mean?,,a)Angry,,b)Chatty,,c)Beautiful,,d)Shy,,b)Chatty
Obstetrics is a branch of medicine particularly concerned with what?,,a)Childbirth,,b)Broken bones,,c)Heart conditions,,d)Old age,,a)Childbirth
In Doctor Who, what was the signature look of the fourth Doctor, as portrayed by Tom Baker?,,a)Bow-tie, braces and tweed jacket,,b)Wide-brimmed hat and extra long scarf,,c)Pinstripe suit and trainers,,d)Cape, velvet jacket and frilly shirt,,b)Wide-brimmed hat and extra long scarf
Which of these religious observances lasts for the shortest period of time during the calendar year?,,a)Ramadan,,b)Diwali,,c)Lent,,d)Hanukkah,,b)Diwali