1 NAME THE YELLOW TELLY TUBBY   ( LA LA )

2 Which letter apart from X scores 8 points in Scrabble? (J)

3 HOW MANY TEASPOONS EQUAL A TABLESPOON? (3 )

4 How much does a litre of water weigh? (1kg)

5 MEANING BEFORE NOON WHAT DOES THE ACRONYM AM STAND FOR? (ANTE MERIDIAN )

6 WHO'S EAR DID MIKE TYSON BITE OFF IN 1997?      EVANDA HOLYFIELD

7 IN COOKING WHAT SHAPE IS A SAVARIN? ROUND

8 To its lowest common denominator HOW IS 120% EXPRESSED AS A FRACTION? (6/5ths )

9 BRIAN MCFADDEN USED TO BE A MEMBER OF WHICH GROUP?  WESTLIFE

10 WHO WAS SHAKESPEARS WIFE?        ANNE HATHAWAY

11 HOW WOULD ONE ADRESS AN ARCHBISHOP?        YOUR GRACE

12 What was the former name of Sellafield? (Windscale)

13 THE NAME OF WHICH AREA IN THE PACIFIC MEANS ' MANY ISLANDS ' ( POLYNESIA )

14 JERK, CLEAN & SNATCH ARE TERMS USED IN WHAT ACTIVITY? WEIGHT LIFTING

15 ARMANI SUITS ARE FROM WHICH CITY? MILAN

16 In the University Boat race, what is the name given to the Banks on Both side of the river?  (Middlesex and Surrey )

17 Where is the Officer training college of the Royal Navy situated? ( Dartmouth )

18 WHICH 60'S ROCK GROUP RECORDED A LIGHTER SHADE OF PALE (PROCOL HARUM )

19 WHAT IS RAMBOS FIRST NAME?   (JOHN

20    Which military base in North Kentucky holds the US Gold Reserves? ( Fort Knox )

21    From what stone is the Taj Mahal built ? (Marble)

22    Brimstone was the old name for which element? ( Sulphur )

23    Other than Psalms, which other Book of the Old Testament begins with ‘P’? (Proverbs)

24    To whom is the most mail addressed to ? (Santa Claus)

25    If you were "Doing Leap Frog" or "Walking the Dog" what equipment would you be using? (Yo Yo)

26    Where is the world's oldest motorcycle race held? The Isle of Man

27     What is the binary number 101010 in base 10? 42

28    Who wrote the Just So stories? (Rudyard Kipling)

29    On which Island was Napoleon born? ( Corsica )

30    Family Fortune top answer required , “ Name a British Sunday newspaper        ( 1. News of the World     2. People   3 Times     4 Mirror  5  Mail)

 

Jackpot

 

·       How many innings per side are there in a game of baseball? (9)

 

·       What is the name given to a triangle where all the sides are of different length? (Scalene)

 

·       Name the only Briton to win an Olympic javelin gold medal? (Tessa Sanderson)

 

·       Which Newspaper do the Flintstones read? (Daily Slate)

 

·        Family Fortunes Top answer required  “Name Something people cheat on”  (  1. Income Tax   2. Exams   3.  Diet     4.  Spouse         5.  Cards

 

 

 

 

  1. Which part of the body has the thinnest skin?  THE EYELIDS
  2. Who played Scots detective Hamish Macbeth?  ROBERT CARLISLE
  3. What is floating wreckage at sea called?  FLOTSAM
  4. Which comic book character lives in Cactusville?  DESPERATE DAN
  5. An ibex is a wild type of which creature?  GOAT
  6. Which species of female spider kills the male after mating? BLACK WIDOW
  7. What does DVD stand for?  DIGITAL VERSATILE DISC
  8. Michael Gambon replaced Richard Harris as which Headmaster in which series of films?  DUMBLEDORE - HARRY POTTER
  9. From which continent did the guinea pig originate?  SOUTH AMERICA
  10. Which three flavours make up a Neapolitan ice cream? (Must have all 3 correct for 2 points)Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry
  11. What was the name of the stadium where Liverpool won their latest EUFA Champions league? (Ataturk stadium)
  12. How many time have Liverpool won this cup?  (5)
  13. Which artists' paintings were described as matchstick men and matchstick cats & dogs?  L.S. LOWRY
  14. Which was the first country to have a public monorail system? JAPAN
  15. What is the main flavour of Amaretto liqueur?  ALMONDS
  16. In the world of fashion what do the letters DKNY stand for? DONNA KAREN NEW YORK
  17. In the game of Trivial Pursuit, what colour is a Sport and Leisure question?  Orange
  18. In equestrianism which event tests the horse's obedience?  Dressage
  19. Taken from the word for lid, what name is given to an assortment of Spanish ordouvres?  Tapas
  20. What is the opposite of a 'Concave' lense      Convex
  21. What is the Capital of New Zealand     Wellington
  22. How many points is a touchdown worth in American Football?  Ans—6
  23. In which country is the resort of Rimini ?  Ans— Italy
  24. Who played the fast talking DJ in Good morning Vietnam ? Ans—Robin Williams
  25. What name is given to the President’s study in the White House? Ans—The Oval Office
  26. Who composed the ballet Swan Lake ?  Ans—Tchaikovsky
  27. Montezuma II   was the last King of Whom?  (The Aztecs?)
  28. WHICH TV CHEF HAS A SEAFOOD RESTAURANT IN PADSTOW IN CORNWALL (RICK STIEN)
  29. According to the rhyme which Child is 'Full of Grace'    Tuesday's
  30. Family Fortunes, top answer required    “Name someone who wears white clothing”  1. Doctor   2.  Bride   3    Nurse       4. Cook/Chef      5.   Cricketer

 

 

JP Under British Law, what is the maximum amount of time a sentence can be suspended for?   Two Years

jp What is the name of Bart's best friend in The Simpsons?  MILHOUSE

JP  What 2 colours of lights should you carry when herding animals on the public road after sunset?  RED & WHITE

JP What is the minimum number of people in a police identity parade?  Nine

Family Fortunes, top answer required   “Name a state in America ”    1. Texas    2. California                3. Florida                4.  New York      5. Kentucky

 

 

 

  1. What is the longest motorway in Britain ?  M6
  2. What is the name of the Japanese numbers game currently taking over UK national newspapers?  SUDOKU
  3. Britain 's most successful female chart artist became a Dame in 2000, who is she?
  4. SHIRLEY BASSEY
  5. Which 'H' is a district of London famous for its jewellery industry?  HATTON GARDEN
  6. Who kicked off one of sport's highest profile libel actions by claiming his name had been "blackened" by football pundit Gary Lineker? Harry Kewell
  7. Who played the title role in the musical 'Barnum', first performed in London in 1981?  Michael Crawford
  8. What is the name of the baked, light, sweet or savoury, dish whose name derives from the French 'to puff up'?  Souffle .
  9. Known as Hitler's 'secret weapon', which missile first landed in England today in 1944?  The V-1 (also known as the flying bomb, the buzz bomb or the doodle bug) .Following the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, the US Army produced a set of playing cards featuring its 52 most wanted Iraqis. Which card was assigned to Saddam Hussein?  Ace of Spades .
  10. It means Aunt Mary in English, but by what name do we usually know this drink?
  11. Tia Maria
  12. Which two sides fought the Battle of Marston Moor in 1644?  The Roundheads and the Cavaliers .
  13. In Medieval England what name was given to the area presided over by a Lord?
  14. Manor .
  15. Which historic document was sealed by King John at Runnymede today in 1215?
  16. The Magna Carta
  17. Who was the tallest of Robin Hood's Merry Men?   Little John
  18. Where did Dr. Foster go in a shower of rain - according to the song   Gloucester
  19. By what name is the painting 'La Gioconda' better known   Mona Lisa
  20. Rabat ' is the capital of which country   Morocco
  21. What is the Roman number for 500   D
  22. What’s the name of a factory that makes leather from animal skins    Tannery
  23. What is a young pilchard called    Sardine
  24. Which song was a number 1 hit for Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder in 1982? Ebony and IVORY
  25.  What is the lowest-pitched classical woodwind musical instrument?BASSOON
  26. Which French explorer invented the aqualung?` Jacques Cousteau  
  27. Who’s 3rd law states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction? ( Newtons law of motion)
  28. In which city was the prophet Muhammad born? ( Mecca )
  29.  From which modern country did the Incas mainly come? ( Peru )
  30. Name an animal that begins with the letter M    ( Monkey    Mouse     Moose    Mink   Mole)

 

 

 

 

 

  1. Which battle, fought in 1815, finally defeated the aims of Napoleon?  Waterloo
  2. What common plant’s name literally means lion’s tooth?  Dandelion
  3. In the rhyme that begins with "One, two, buckle my shoe," what four words follow "Nine, ten"?  A big fat hen
  4. 4 football league teams appear on a monopoly board name 2? Coventry , Leicester , Liverpool , and Oxford
  5. Roger Lloyd Pack played 'trigger' in only fools & horses and Owen Nesbitt in which comedy? The Vicar Of Dibley
  6. Which British tennis player's greatest achievement was, arguably, to marry Chris Evert?  John Lloyd
  7. What name was applied by the Christians to their Muslim enemies during the Middle Ages?  Saracens
  8. Which savoury dish from South-East Europe is based on sliced aubergines and minced lamb? Moussaka
  9. What is gathered in May on a cold and frosty morning?  Nuts
  10. Which game includes Mr Bun the Baker, his wife and children?  Happy Families
  11. Ignoring figures, which word can be formed from the chemical symbols for Tin, Oxygen and Tungsten? (SNOW)
  12. What type of snake is normally used by snake charmers? (Cobra)
  13.  What was Cliff Richards original name? Harry Web
  14. Who disappeared in 1973 after the murder of family nanny Nancy Rivett? (Lord Lucan)
  15. Which comedian invented the characters Captain Kremen, Cupid stunt and Sid Snot? Kenny Everett
  16. In photography what does S. L. R. stand for?  (Single Lens Reflex)
  17. In the T. V. series M. A. S. H. which male character tried to get discharged by wearing women’s clothes? (Corporal Klinger)
  18. Who plays General Melchett in Blackadder goes Forth? (Stephen Fry)
  19. Who plays Mike Baldwin in Coronation Street ? (Johnny Briggs)
  20. Alphabetically which is England ’s last county? (Worcestershire)
  21. What is the capital of Afghanistan ? ( Kabul )
  22. On which island was Napoleon born? ( Corsica )
  23. From which Caribbean country does voodoo originate? Haiti
  24. Bob Geldof was lead singer with which group?   (Boomtown Rats)
  25. Which sport contains the heaviest ball?  (Ten Pin Bowling)
  26. What was the first name of the T. V. character Blackadder?  (Edmund)
  27. In cockney rhyming slang what are Hampstead’s?  (Teeth)
  28. A minaret is usually found on top of what sort of building?  (Mosque)
  29. Elton John’s 1st U. K. number 1 hit was a duet with whom?  (Kiki Dee)
  30. In which department store was the sit-com are you being served set? (Grace Brotherss)

 

 

How long is the Camptown racetrack?   5 miles

 

 

JP Who was the first Yorkshire captain to tour Australia ? Captain James Cook!

JP The White House is the most visited home in America . What is the second? (Gracelands)

JP What do the initials C. G. stand for on an Ordnance Survey map? (Coast Guard Station)

JP Desdemona is the wife of which Shakespeare character?  (Othello)

Family Fortunes Top Answer required  “Name a popular snack!”    1.  Crisps  2.  Cheese   3. Nuts  4.  Biscuits   5.  Chocolate