- Who is
'Winnie the Pooh's porcine friend? - PIGLET
- What is
the closely cut grass that surrounds a golf putting green called? - APRON.
(Also called a fringe).
- Which
sport uses the lightest ball? - TABLE TENNIS
- Who won
Best Actor Oscar for 'My left Foot'? - DANIEL DAY LEWIS
- Who
plays the female lead in Kill Bill2? - UMA THURMAN
- In
which Dustin Hoffman movie does he become a widely known actress? - TOOTSIE
- Which
stone was the key to understanding hieroglyphics? - ROSETTA STONE
- What
was the name for the D-day landings of 1944? - OPERATION OVERLORD
- Which
horse won this year's Grand National at Aintree? - AMBERLEIGH HOUSE
- What's
the bone of the upper arm called? – HUMOROUS
- Which
building in London contains a slab on the floor marking the tomb of an Unknown
Warrior of World War One? Westminster Abbey
- Who did
Alice Tinker marry in the Vicar of Dibley? (Hugo Horton)
- What is
the name of the Shopkeeper in Open All Hours Arkwright
- What
sort of dog is Snoopy? A beagle
- What
instrument did Glenn Miller play? Trombone
- In
which county is Alton Towers? Staffordshire
- Which
TV detective was based in the Channel Isles? Bergerac
- What
reality Programme is Gordon Ramsey currently starring in? (Hells Kitchen)
- What do
the initials BFG stand for in the title of the Roald Dahl novel? Big Friendly
Giant
- What do
Americans call what we know as an estate car? Station WAGON
- Who was
the first wife of King Henry VIII? CATHERINE Of Aragon
- Which
of the 7 dwarves was clean shaven? Dopey
- In
Medieval England what name was given to the area presided over by a Lord?
MANOR
- Family
Fortunes, top answer required Name something that is used only Once? ( 1
Toilet Paper 2 Tea Bags 3 Match 4 Stamp 5 Ice Cube
- What’s
the boiling point of water in degrees Fahrenheit? 212
- What
has been voted the most style-less piece of clothing ever invented? The
shell-suit
- Who
lives at Lambeth Palace? Archbishop of Canterbury
- Which
company had 'Nipper the Dog' as its trade mark? (HMV)
- What
was the name of the Lion King and Father of Simba, in the Film The Lion king?
(Mufasa)
- Which
two metals make brass? Copper and Zinc
.
- Of
the five coloured Olympic rings which colour represents
Europe?
The Blue Ring
-
Who did
JOHN WILKES BOOTH
assassinate? (Abraham Lincoln)
-
What happened
in Ireland in 1847? THE GREAT POTATO FAMINE
- Other
than the name of an eating House, What is the Star of India? - WORLDS
LARGEST SAPPHIRE
- Name
a Famous Richard (Branson Burton Richard III Cliff Gere)
-
What is the name for a maker
of hats? - Milliner
-
What name is given to the
person authorised to vote on behalf of someone else? - PROXY
-
In the Wizard of Oz, what
does Dorothy repeatedly say as she clicks her heels when she prepares to go
home? - THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
-
Now that Ronald Reagan is
dead, how many
US
ex-presidents are still alive? (4 ) – Ford, Carter, Clinton and Daddy Bush )
-
What magazine was set up to
help the homeless? The Big Issue
-
Savoy is a variety of which
vegetable? Cabbage
-
Used in jewellery, what’s the
fossilised resin of pine trees called? Amber
-
What’s the biggest Loch in
Scotland? (Loch Lommond)
-
What sort of food is a
speciality at Rick Stein's restaurant? Seafood
-
What was the name of the
lioness featured in the book "Born Free - A Lioness of Two Worlds"? ELSA
-
Which plant does the Colorado
beetle most often attack ? Potato
-
Which country is divided into
23 cantons? (Switzerland)
-
Food – what is Monterey
Jack? A cheese
-
What was John Lennon’s first
wife’s name? (Cynthia)
-
When can you add two to
eleven and get one as the correct answer (12 hr Clock)
-
Whose life is portrayed in
the musical Evita ? (Eva Peron)
-
At one time, they were called
Eskimos, but what is the more politically correct name for them? (Inuit)
-
The Ostrich is the worlds
largest Bird, what is the 2nd Largest bird? (Emu)
-
Which famous organisation was
first called “The Committee for Wounded Soldiers”? (Red Cross)
-
On which Island was Napoleon
born? (Corsica)
-
The Watch Tower" is a
magazine associated with which group? JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
-
What does NASA stand for?
(National Aeronautics and Space Administration )
-
Who painted ‘The Last
Supper’? (Leonardo Da Vinci)
-
Who was Phileas Fogg’s valet
in "Around the World in 80 days"? (PASSEPARTOUT)
-
Vietnam was a former colony
of which country? (France)
-
At the base of Nelson’s
column, there are 4 statues of what? (Lions)
-
With which country is voodoo
principally associated? (Haiti)
-
What was the name of the Rat
that Tutored the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? (Splinter)
-
What title was given to the
eldest son of the King of France ? ( DAUPHIN)
-
Family Fortunes top answer
required “Name a Kind of Powder”
( 1.Talcum 2. Gun 3.
Face 4. Custard 5. Baking)
J/P
-
How many umpires are there in
a baseball game? –( 4)
-
How many men have walked on
the Moon 12
-
How many wives can a Muslim
have at any one time? (4)
-
What strange phenomenon do
Cereologists study? Crop Circles
-
Family
Fortunes top answer required “Name a Slang Term for a Dog” 1. Mutt
2. Pooch 3. Hound 4. Doggie 5 Bow Wow
-
Who played a character called
“Nathan Algren”, a 19th century American military advisor training a foreign
Emperor's troops to use modern weapons, in a 2004 film? Tom Cruise (The Last
Samurai)
-
Who was Ben Hurs rival in the
great chariot race? (Messala)
-
What musical term means
playing with each note detached? (Staccato )
-
Lisa Scott-Lee, Faye Tozer
and Claire Richards were the female members of which five-piece group that had
fifteen top ten hits, including two number ones, between 1998 and
2001? (Steps )
-
Which Hell raising American
group who had top ten hits with songs like “You Could Be Mine“, “Live And Let
Die” and “Sympathy For The Devil” in the first half of the nineties, went to
the top of the U.K. album charts in May 2004 with their “Greatest Hits”
album? (Guns 'N' Roses)
-
Which former footballer is
married to actress Leslie Ash? ( Lee Chapman )
-
Which club won the UEFA cup
in May 2004? (Valencia )
-
Who played the role in the
film Popeye? (Robin Williams)
-
What is the national sport of
Japan? (Sumo)
-
Which town clock always told
the time 'never too quickly, never too slowly'? (Trumpton)
-
Who is the leadewr of the
Fire Brigade Union? (Andy Gilgrist)
-
Family Fortunes, top answer
required, Name something associated with
Italy?
Ans: Top = Pizza (Leaning tower, Rome, alps, mafia,)
-
Which team scored the first
Goal in Euro 2004? (Greece)
-
A Hotel in Sweden is rebuilt
every year with a totally new design every 12 months, what material is used? (
Ice - The Ice Hotel)
-
What are the 5 lines called
on which music is written? (Stave, Staff)
-
In science, a substance
dissolved in another substance is known as what? (Solute)
-
What term is used for the
distance a golf ball travels from tee to first bounce? CARRY
-
What, in calculus, is the
opposite of differentiation? INTEGRATION
-
MI5 and MI6. For what
does MI stand? Military Intelligenc
-
What is a cross between a
collie and a greyhound called? (Lurcher)
-
In the TV series ‘Happy
Days’, what is Fonz’s first name? (Arthur)
-
What is Charlie's surname in
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"? Bucket
-
In which 90's film does John
Travolta play an Air Force pilot trying to steal a nuclear warhead?
BROKEN ARROW
-
In musical notation, how many
semi-quavers are there in a semi-Breve? (16)
-
Which group provided the
theme for the 1999 Bond film “The World Is Not Enough”?(Garbage)
-
What bird lays the largest
eggs? (Ostrich)
-
What name is given to the
outer layer of citrus fruit peel which is used in cookery as a flavouring?
Zest
-
Which word describes the
bending of light as it passes from one medium to another? REFRACTION
-
Who plays the role of Joey in
the TV comedy series, "Friends"? MATT LE BLANC
-
What name is given to a four
sided geometrical figure, with only one pair of sides parallel? TRAPEZIUM
JP
-
The most famous Spanish
festival is the running of the bulls in July in which city?
Pamplona
-
Whos treasure did Ben Gunn
dig up on Skeleton Island? (Capt Flint)
-
In the USA what is Marine
One? (Presidents Helicopter)
-
Which is the largest inland
country in the World? (Mongolia)
-
Family Fortunes, top answer
required, Name Something that comes in tens? Ans: Top = Commandments
(Cigarettes, toes, green bottles, pin bowling)
-
What day of the week provides
the name of one of the children in "The Addams Family"? Wednesday
-
Which Bond film’s theme song
was a hit for Wings A Live & let die
-
Hardworking ants are
terrorized by a gang of grasshopper bullies Bugs Life
-
Why was Urs Meier in the news
this week? (Ref England v Portugal)
-
What game is played on a
Diamond? (Baseball)
-
Which is the Largest Prison
in Gt Britain?
(Wormwood Scrubs)
-
Prior to Hitler gaining power
what was Germany
called? (Weimar Republic)
-
What is the capital of Nepal
? (Kathmandu)
-
What is the American
equivalent of a British hospital’s A & E facility? (Emergency Rooms)
-
What's the term for the water
induction process in plants? (Osmosis)
-
What's the name of the
Tractor Driver in Postman Pat? (Peter Fogg)
-
What's the name of Sir Paul
McCartneys wife? (Heather Mills)
-
Which club did Sven Goram
Ericsson leave to manage England? (Lazio)
-
In which London borough did
Del Boy live? (Peckham)
-
Which group had a hit album
in 1995 called " The Great Escape " ?Blur
-
What was the Character name,
played by Jim Carrey as a Pet Detective? (Ace Ventura)
-
What was the first name of
Mussolini? (Benito)
-
In which town in 1914 was an
archduke assassinated? (Sarajevo)
-
How many American
ex-presidents are alive today –? (Carter, Ford, Bush, & Clinton)
-
What is the Womens
equivalent of the Ryder Cup? (Solheim cup)
-
Who forced a fairytale queen
to guess his name? (Rumpelstiltskin)
-
Holly Johnson was lead singer
with which group? (Frankie Goes to Hollywood)
-
On a darts board, what number
is directly opposite No. 1? (19)
-
Which is Europe's largest
port? Rotterdam
-
What is 1/60th of a degree
called? (Minute)
-
Who is the manager of the
Welsh national football team? Mark Hughes
-
What is the biggest fish?
(Whale Shark)
-
Choo Choo & Benny are from
which cartoon (Top Cat)
-
What Island lies directly
south of Corsica (Sardinia)
-
Family Fortunes Question -
Top Answer Required - Name an activity that, at your first attempt could cause
a fall? (Skating / Skiing / Riding a bike / Walking / Drinking)
In the film
Jurassic
Park, the park is on an island off the coast of which country? Costa Rica
What property of a
body is calculated by multiplying its mass by its velocity? MOMENTUM
Which metal is the
best conductor of electricity? (Silver)
According to the
advert with the swimmer, how long does it take to pour the perfect Guinness
(119.5 sec)
Family fortunes top
answere required….Name the first thing you do when you return home from
holiday ( 1. Cup of Tea 2 Unpack 3 Open mail 4 Open Windows 5 Sleep)