Questions

1) What does a Bibliophile collect?

 

2) What is the name for a silk or cotton square with a spotted pattern tied around the head or neck?

 

3) Pecorino cheese is made from the milk of which type of animal?

 

4) Rabat is the capital of which African country?

 

5) Cheltenham Green Top, Crimson Globe, and Nutting’s Red Globe are all types of which vegetable?

 

6) Which country has the longest coastline?

 

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Questions

1) The song ‘You'll never Walk Alone’ was written for which film?

 

2) Which American president when referring to Margaret Thatcher said ‘She is the best man in England’?

 

3) The year 2022 is the Chinese year of the what? a) Tiger b) Horse c) Rat

 

 

 

1) In March 1983 Bob Hawke was appointed as prime minister of which country?

 

2) Michelle Bachelet was inaugurated as the first female president of which South American country?

 

3) In 2011 an earthquake in Japan triggered a tsunami which killed thousands of people and also caused the second worst nuclear accident when which power plant was affected?

 

4) Born in 1916 in Huddersfield, which politician went on to be Prime Minister of two Labour governments and represented Ormskirk and later Huyton as an MP?

 

 

Questions

1) The album ‘Rubber Soul’ was by which group?

 

2) Known as Venus to the Romans and Freya to Norsemen, what was the goddess known as to the Greeks?

 

3) What type of animal is an Oryx?

 

4) The term GCHQ refers to what?

 

5) What Cabinet post was held by Denis Healey, Sir Geoffrey Howe, Nigel Lawson and John Major?

 

6) ‘And so to bed’ is a quotation from which famous diarist?

 

 

Questions

1) The oldest pub in Britain, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, is situated in which English city?

 

2) What is the largest totally freshwater lake in the world?

 

3) Kevin Rowlands was the lead singer and founding member of which group?

 

4) What is the name for the tough fibrous flexible connective tissue that links bones together?

 

5) Which composer’s principal works were the opera ‘Porgy and Bess’ and Rhapsody in Blue for piano?