1. What is a Pomme D'Amour?  TOMATO (LOVE APPLE)
2. What name is given to the depression in the bottom of the crankcase of an internal-combustion engine, which serves as a reservoir of lubricating oil?  SUMP
3. What colour is the middle stripe on the flag of Italy ?  WHITE
4. According to the Bible, which was the first bird sent out from Noah's Ark ?  A RAVEN
5. Which car company make The Defender?  LAND ROVER
6. Which British film studio was famous for its horror movies?  HAMMER (House of Horrors)
7. What is/was advertised as 'the slag of all snacks'?  POT NOODLE
8. Mexican fried, stuffed pancakes, cooked with a chilli-flavoured sauce are known as what?  ENCHILADAS
9. Which TV programme is known by the initials BBLB?  BIG BROTHER'S LITTLE BROTHER
10. Who played chat show host Mrs Merton?  CAROLINE AHERNE
11. If A Horse’s Father Is A Sire, What Is It’s Mother Called?   A Dam
12. The actress Lynne Perrie died recently.  What part did she play in Coronation Street for 15 years until 1994?  (Ivy Tilsley)
13. What is the name of 0 degrees longitude?   [ Greenwich Meridian  
14. What are the small indentations on a golf ball called? [dimples]  
15. With which device are earthquakes recorded?  [seismograph 
16. Name the stock-market trader who sent Barings Bank into bankruptcy.  [Nick Leeson]
17. In which  Country is Basque spoken?  [ Spain ] 
18. Name the blue Telly Tubby.   [Tinky Winky 
19. In which country are Casablanca and Marakesh? [ Morocco  
20. Where does Homer Simpson work?   [nuclear plant 
21. What was Marilyn Monroe's real first name?   [Norma] 
22. Who was the first man in space?  [Yuri Gagarin
23. Which famous building is used for the election of a Pope? (The Cisteen Chapel)
24. What name is given to a fruit that is a cross between an orange and a tangerine ?
    CLEMENTINE
25. What was completed in the United States in 1926 and is 2448 miles long? ROUTE 66
26. Which chart-topping hit for ' Berlin ' was the love theme from the film Top Gun? Take My Breath Away
27. Which is the largest Greek Island ? ( Crete )
28. Which department store shut 109 of its UK branches in the year 2000? (C&A)
29. Which game includes Mr Bun the Baker, his wife and children? (Happy Families)
30. In the song 'Oh, Mr Porter' where did the singer wanted to go to? ( Birmingham )

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• What is the only creature with retractable horns?  SNAIL
• Which former tennis star won the most Wimbledon women's' titles?  [Billie Jean King
• The north coast of Africa between Morocco and Libya was known by what name from the time of the Crusades until the 19th century?  ( The Barbary Coast )
• What was the name of England 's Wartime Code Breaking station? BLETCHLEY PARK
• Family Fortunes Question - Top Answer Required - Name a man who is famous for wearing women’s clothes?  ( Top Danny La Rue / 2Barry Humphries  Dame Edna / 3 Lilly Savage alias Paul O’Grady / 4 Eddie Izzard /5 Boy George )

1. What surrounds a food served “en croute”? ( Pastry
2. What is the red food colouring made from small Mexican beetles?  (Cochineal
3. Which member of the Royal family formally closed the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne ? (Prince Edward
4. In which British daily newspaper are the adventures of Rupert Bear featured?
   (Daily Express
5. Actress, Lynne Perrie has died aged 75 who did she play in Coronation Street ?
   (Ivy Tilsley
6. Inca Trail, Amberleigh House and Ebony Light ran in this years Grand National, who is their famous trainer?  (Ginger McCain
7. What is the name for a person who takes X-Rays? (Radiographer
8. From which London Jail did Ronnie Biggs escape in 1965? (Wandsworth
9. What is the only State in Australia not to have the letter S in it? ( Victoria
10. The Welsh word llyn translates into what English word?  ( Lake
11. On which TV game show would one hear the phrase, “Let’s look at the evidence”? (Through the Keyhole
12. In a TV Sci Fi series, Who travelled forward in time from 1987 to 2491? (Buck Rogers
13. International Nurses Day is held on May 12, the anniversary of the birth of which famous nurse? ( Florence Nightingale
14. In which TV show did Lynda Baron play Nurse Gladys Emmanuel?
    (Open All Hours
15. What name is given to a dried plum? (Prune)
16. To what did East Pakistan change its name in 1972? ( Bangladesh )
17. Who played the Sheriff of Nottingham to Kevin Costner's Robin Hood in the film Robin Hood Prince Of Thieves?  (ALAN RICKMAN
18. Which actress plays the lead in the film Tomb Raider? (Angelina Jolie)
19. Red, Black and what other colour appear on a roulette wheel? (green)
20. The US Masters is being played, What is the maximum number of clubs a Golfer can have in his Bag? (14)
21. In Venice , what links the Ducal Palace with the State Prison? ( Bridge of Sighs )
22. What is the chemical symbol for Potassium ? (K)
23. What name was given to murderer Peter Sutcliffe? ( Yorkshire Ripper)
24. In Film what was the name of the Biggest Dog in the World? (Digby)
25. What was Southern Rhodesia renamed?  ( Zimbabwe )
26. What do the initials HB stand for on a pencil ? (Hard Black)
27. Which location in the United States was originally known as Shangri-La, and is now named after President Eisenhower's grandson. ( CAMP DAVID
28. What's the highest mountain in Africa ? (Kilamanjaro)
29. What does OPEC stand for? (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
30. Family Fortunes Question - Top Answer Required - Name a quiet animal?
    Mouse / Cat / Rabbit / Bat / Mole

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• In cricket, what name is given to an over during which no runs have been scored and a batsman has been dismissed?  Wicket Maiden
• The expression ‘to win hands down’ was originally used to describe an easy victory in which sport?  Horse racing
• What is the name of Bob the Builder’s cement mixer? Dizzy
• Which river was the northern boundary of the Saxon Kingdom of Mercia?  (THE MERSEY ).
• Family Fortunes Question - Top Answer Required Something you’d find in the countryside ?  1 Cows  2 Sheep  3 Shamrock  4 Fields    5 Peace & Quiet

1. What colour are Bow Street and Vine Street on a Monopoly board? ORANGE
2. Whose 'backing band' between 1956 - 62 was called The Jordanaires? ELVIS PRESLEY
3. In 2003 who became the first Russian act to have a No 1 in the UK ? TATU
4. Known for his eccentric manner when presenting programmes about conservation, which British writer and broadcaster was nicknamed Botanic Man? DAVID BELLAMY
5. In which children's TV show would you meet Farmer Pickles and Spud the scarecrow?  BOB THE BUILDER
6. Who won this years US PGA championship?   PHIL MICKELSON
7. What is the name of the Edinburgh class light battle cruiser, moored on the Thames ?    H.M.S. BELFAST
8. Which cricket ground is in St Johns Wood? (Lords)
9. On which stretch of water was Donal Campbell killed on January 4th 1967 ? (Coniston Water)
10. Invented in 1970 by the American company Monarch Markings, what is the popular name for ‘computer-scanned binary signal code’?  Bar code
11. What is the most common gas in the air we breathe? Nitrogen
12. Who succeeded Sir Clive Woodward as England 's rugby union coach? Andy Robinson
13. The Yeomen of the Guard are known by what other name? Beefeaters
14. Who invented the jet engine in 1930? Frank Whittle
15. What was Manfred von Richtofen's nickname? The Red Baron
16. Which fashion items does Jimmy Choo design? Shoes
17. What is the title of the film about a Scottish village that awakens once every 100 years? Brigadoon
18. What is Adam's Ale commonly known as? Water
19. Which football club did Alan Sugar own? Tottenham Hotspur (Spurs)
20. Who wrote the novel, Treasure Island ? Robert Louis Stevenson
21. In which UK cathedral is the Whispering Gallery? St Pauls
22. Entomology is the study of which creatures? Insects
23. What is a village without a church called? A hamlet
24. Olfactory relates to which of the senses? Smell
25. An orchidectomy is the surgical removal of what? Testicles
26. What is a Maori ceremonial war-dance called, also performed by the All Blacks? Haka
27. What is the line called behind which darts players stand when throwing? Oche (pronounced 'ocky')
28. What's the capital of Malta ? ( Valletta )
29. Who won the European Song Contest for Britain in 1981? (Bucks Fizz)
30. Who was cleared of using other writers' ideas in the book that made him the highest-paid writer in history.( Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code)

• What is the Holy Grail? (The cup from which Jesus served wine at the Last Supper)
• Why is it Easter today? (Its the 1st Sunday after the 1st Full moon after the vernal equinox
• Which station on a traditional English Monopoly board is the only one without its own tube connection? Fenchurch Street
• Which footballer won the Golden Boot Award in 1992, as Europe’s top goal scorerand scored Scotlands only goal in Euro ‘96? (Ally McCoist)
• Family fortunes question – what was the top answer when asked to name something that people cheat on?  Exams / Diet / Spouse / Cards / Pub quiz / Sport

Family Fortunes Question - Top Answer Required - Somewhere you might find Fish?
Sea / River / Aquarium / Pond / Fish Shop

31. What colour are Bow Street and Vine Street on a Monopoly board? ORANGE
32. Whose 'backing band' between 1956 - 62 was called The Jordanaires? ELVIS PRESLEY
33. In 2003 who became the first Russian act to have a No 1 in the UK ? TATU
34. Known for his eccentric manner when presenting programmes about conservation, which British writer and broadcaster was nicknamed Botanic Man? DAVID BELLAMY
35. In which children's TV show would you meet Farmer Pickles and Spud the scarecrow?  BOB THE BUILDER
36. Who won this years US PGA championship?   PHIL MICKELSON
37. What is the name of the Edinburgh class light battle cruiser, moored on the Thames ?    H.M.S. BELFAST
38. Which cricket ground is in St Johns Wood? (Lords)
39. On which stretch of water was Donal Campbell killed on January 4th 1967 ? (Coniston Water)
40. Invented in 1970 by the American company Monarch Markings, what is the popular name for ‘computer-scanned binary signal code’?  Bar code
41. What is the most common gas in the air we breathe? Nitrogen
42. Who succeeded Sir Clive Woodward as England 's rugby union coach? Andy Robinson
43. The Yeomen of the Guard are known by what other name? Beefeaters
44. Who invented the jet engine in 1930? Frank Whittle
45. What was Manfred von Richtofen's nickname? The Red Baron
46. Which fashion items does Jimmy Choo design? Shoes
47. What is the title of the film about a Scottish village that awakens once every 100 years? Brigadoon
48. What is Adam's Ale commonly known as? Water
49. Which football club did Alan Sugar own? Tottenham Hotspur (Spurs)
50. Who wrote the novel, Treasure Island ? Robert Louis Stevenson
51. In which UK cathedral is the Whispering Gallery? St Pauls
52. Entomology is the study of which creatures? Insects
53. What is a village without a church called? A hamlet
54. Olfactory relates to which of the senses? Smell
55. An orchidectomy is the surgical removal of what? Testicles
56. What is a Maori ceremonial war-dance called, also performed by the All Blacks? Haka
57. What is the line called behind which darts players stand when throwing? Oche (pronounced 'ocky')
58. What's the capital of Malta ? ( Valletta )
59. Who won the European Song Contest for Britain in 1981? (Bucks Fizz)
60. Who was cleared of using other writers' ideas in the book that made him the highest-paid writer in history.( Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code)

• What is the Holy Grail? (The cup from which Jesus served wine at the Last Supper)
• Why is it Easter today? (Its the 1st Sunday after the 1st Full moon after the vernal equinox
• Which station on a traditional English Monopoly board is the only one without its own tube connection? Fenchurch Street
• Which footballer won the Golden Boot Award in 1992, as Europe’s top goal scorerand scored Scotlands only goal in Euro ‘96? (Ally McCoist)
• Family fortunes question – what was the top answer when asked to name something that people cheat on?  Exams / Diet / Spouse / Cards / Pub quiz / Sport

Family Fortunes Question - Top Answer Required - Somewhere you might find Fish?
Sea / River / Aquarium / Pond / Fish Shop