• Name Disney's first film to win an Academy Award

  Ans :  Flowers and Trees

• What country is the worlds oldest functioning democracy

  Ans :  Iceland

• Krusty the Clown and Chandler in Friends have an extra what

  Ans :  Nipple

• For what was Joan of Arc made a Saint

  Ans :  Her Virginity

• In Maryland it is illegal to maltreat which creature

  Ans :  Oyster

• William Joyce US born of Irish descent famous as who in WW2

  Ans :  Lord Haw-Haw -executed 1946

• In Sanskrit it means House of Snow - what does

  Ans :  Himalayas

• What do you add to vegetables to make the dish salmagundi

  Ans :  Duck or Chicken

• Where on your body would you find your Rasceta

  Ans :  Creases on inside of wrist

• Tia Maria - Vodka and Coke make what cocktail

  Ans :  Black Russian

• In what sport would you find a coffin

  Ans :  Cross country riding it’s a fence

• In the Mohs scale of hardness what comes in at number eight

  Ans :  Topaz

• The larva of the click beetle is called what

  Ans :  Wireworm

• Where was volleyball invented

  Ans :  France

• Market research says what colour makes people spend more

  Ans :  Light Purple

• In what Hitchcock film did Shirley MacLaine debut in 1956

  Ans :  The trouble with Harry

• William Kemmlar in 1890 was the worlds first what

  Ans :  Executed by electric chair

• A Curofact is a sexual fetish about what

  Ans :  Legs

• William Tell was the best crossbow archer and what else

  Ans :  Boatman

• What is the capitol of Morocco

  Ans :  Rabat

• What is the fourth most common language in the USA

  Ans :  ASL American Sign Language

• Bowl of red is the Aztec translation of which food item

  Ans :  Chilli

• Anreas Cornelis van Kujik was who’s manager

  Ans :  Elvis Col Tom Parker

• What rivers name translates as river of hate

  Ans :  Styx in Hades

• Who won the women's heptathlon at Seoul in 1988

  Ans :  Jackie Joyner-Kersey

• Originally a Toss Pot did a lot of what

  Ans :  Drinking - Alcohol

• Who was the Christian missionary portrayed in Chariots of Fire

  Ans :  Eric Liddle

• In what series of books did The Empress of Blandings appear

  Ans :  Jeeves and Wooster a pig

• Susannah Yolanda Fletcher became famous as who

  Ans :  Susannah York

• In Tennis where is the Australian Open played

  Ans :  Flinders Park

• What are studied by hymenopterists

  Ans :  Bees

• Hugh Hefner and Katherine Hepburn both had degrees in what

  Ans :  Psychology

• Sissy Jupe adopted by Thomas Gradgrind which Dickens novel

  Ans :  Hard Times

• Where would you see CDEFLOPDZ

  Ans :  US Eye test chart

• Where do boy scout leaders get their names from

  Ans :  The Jungle Book -Rudyard Kipling

• What country is known to its inhabitants as Suomen Tasavalta

  Ans :  Finland

• In Huston its illegal to sell what on Sunday

  Ans :  Limburger Cheese

• What gives piggy banks their name

  Ans :  Pygg - type of clay their made from

• NAOH is the chemical formula for what

  Ans :  Sodium Hydroxide

• Which pop group had the most US No 1 singles in the 70s

  Ans :  Abba

• What is the most easy thing to recycle

  Ans :  1 Aluminium 2 Glass 3 Paper

• If you landed at Carthage airport where would you be

  Ans :  Tunis

• George Hoy-Booth became famous as who

  Ans :  George Formby

• In Hindu Castes Brahmins were priests what were Varsyas

  Ans :  Farmers

• If you were given a sitooterie what would you do with it

  Ans :  Sit out in it gazebo/summerhouse

• The average person in a lifetime grows 7 foot of what

  Ans :  Nose Hair

• The Chinese only do it every 10 years - what

  Ans :  Celebrate Birthdays

• Which author whose name means flowering tree got OBE

  Ans :  Ngaio Marsh -mystery writer

• Who was the last prisoner in the Tower of London

  Ans :  Rudolf Hess

• Where can you drive your car on the Nippon Clip On

  Ans :  Auckland Harbour Bridge