• Ancient Chinese thought what fruit a symbol long life immortality

  Ans :  Peach

• In Australian slang what is underground Mutton

  Ans :  Cooked Rabbit

• Of what are Raucous, Spadefoot or Bounties Dwarf types

  Ans :  Toads

• In Brainard Minnesota every man must do what by law

  Ans :  Grow a Beard

• In what WW1 battle were tanks first used in 1916

  Ans :  Somme

• Sabastian Melmoth died in Paris 1900 better known as who

  Ans :  Oscar Wilde

• What is the name for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros

  Ans :  Google

• The average man or woman spends one year of their life - what

  Ans :  On the Telephone

• For which Olympic athletic event is there no official world record

  Ans :  Marathon same distance diff courses

• Who got a gold single for the song Daniel in 1973

  Ans :  Elton John

• In films who could win the Golden Boot award

  Ans :  Actors in cowboy films

• Flower of the blessed night is the local name of which plant

  Ans :  Poinsettia

• Which classic film was called production 9401 during filming

  Ans :  Psycho

• Who said "never kick a fresh turd on a hot day"

  Ans :  Harry S Truman

• In Islam what is the fourth piller of wisdom - there's 5 in total

  Ans :  Fasting in Ramadan

• What common word comes from the French for purse or wallet

  Ans :  Budget

• Enid Blyton character name changed to white beard for PC USA

  Ans :  Big Ears

• The Undiscovered Country a Star Trek title taken from where

  Ans :  Shakespeare's Hamlet

• What bird lays the largest clutch of eggs

  Ans :  The Grey Partridge -up to 16

• We've heard phrase I don’t give a toss - but Tos Greek for what

  Ans :  Bear

• What was pirate Captain Kidd's first name

  Ans :  William

• Five tons are mined annually - five tons of what

  Ans :  Diamonds

• What countries language is Magyar

  Ans :  Hungary

• Games Slater invented what

  Ans :  Fibreglass

• Eight bells on board a ship means what

  Ans :  End of a watch

• In Tarka the Otter what was Old Nog

  Ans :  A Heron

• Chu is the Chinese year of what animal

  Ans :  Boar

• Who or what killed Al Capone

  Ans :  Syphilis

• In what sport might you see a stem-christie

  Ans :  Skiing

• Whose last published novel was Murder from the Past

  Ans :  Agatha Christie

• What is the richest natural vegetable food

  Ans :  Soya bean

• The Acropolis - what does the word literally mean

  Ans :  Highest point (of a city)

• Zerelda was the first name of what outlaws wife and mother

  Ans :  Jesse James

• Which actress had a job putting cosmetics on corpses

  Ans :  Whoopee Goldberg

• 34% of Californian Male students 10% of Female lied to get what

  Ans :  Sexual Partner

• In the next 7 days 800 Americans will be injured by what

  Ans :  Their Jewellery

• Who would wear a Zucchetto

  Ans :  Catholic Clergy - hat like Biretta

• What was Super Mario's original name

  Ans :  Jumperman

• Who was the first actress to endorse a product commercially

  Ans :  Lilly Langtree

• Jumping Badger was the original name of which Indian leader

  Ans :  Chief Sitting Bull

• What instrument does Grumpy play in Disney's Snow White

  Ans :  Organ

• In Virginia its illegal for a man to do what to his wife

  Ans :  Pat her Derrieres

• Greyhound racing in UK what colour does the No one dog wear

  Ans :  Red

• In musical notation there are five lines in a what

  Ans :  Stave

• By US government figures people have tried 28000 ways of what

  Ans :  Losing Weight

• What was the worlds first patented synthetic food in 1869

  Ans :  Margarine

• In what country was the paperclip invented

  Ans :  Norway

• William the boys name means what

  Ans :  Resolute Protector

• What is the only Shakespeare play that mentions America

  Ans :  The Comedy of Errors (Act III Scene ii)

• In the theatre what is behind Barn Doors

  Ans :  Electricity Sockets