Which beverage is obtained from the plant Camellia Sinensis?Tea.
Which 70s and 80s pop star has the real name of Stuart Goddard?Adam Ant.
In which field is the prestigious PRITZKER prize awarded?Architecture.
For which style of painting was Rene Magritte most famous?Surrealism.
Which songs containing the word ENGLAND in the title were Top 20 hits for the following artists, [a] Roger Miller (1966), [b] Kirsty McColl (1985), [c] Elton John (1995), [d] 4-4-2 (2004) and [e] Twisted X (2004)[a] "England Swings" reached no.13, [b] "A New England" no. 7, [c] "Made in England" no. 18, [d] "Come on England" no. 2 and [e] "Born in England" no.9.
Who in Roman mythology is said to be the mother of Cupid?Venus.
Which desert stretches for more than 1200 miles along the Atlantic coast of Southern Africa?The Namib Desert.
Who in 1969 became the first woman Prime Minister of Israel?Golda Meir.
In which US city did "Grunge" music originate?Seattle.
What are the SEVEN events of the Women's Heptathalon?100metres Hurdles, High Jump, Shot Putt, 200metres, Long Jump, Javelin and 800metres.
In George Orwell's novel "Animal Farm", what type of animal was Napoleon?A Pig.
Which FIVE countries border KENYA?Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda.
Between which hours is the FIRST DOG WATCH on board a ship?Between 4pm and 6pm.
Which are the only TWO Royal Boroughs in London?Kensington & Chelsea and Kingston-upon-Thames.
What are the FOUR humours of Hippocratic medicine?Black Bile, Yellow Bile, Phlegm and Blood.
In which city would you find the Roman Catholic cathedral referred to by locals as "Paddy's Wigwam"?Liverpool.
Which, in terms of area, is the largest of Britains National Parks?The Cairngorms.
Who wrote the children's novel "The Borrowers"?Mary Norton.
Which company is responsible for the following fragrances, [a] Anais Anais, [b] Beautiful, [c] Charlie, [d] Eternity and [e] Opium[a] Cacharel, [b] Estee Lauder, [c] Revlon, [d] Calvin Klein and [e] Yves Saint Laurent.
What unit of measurement is equivalent to 64.799 milligrams or 1/7000th of an Imperial pound?A Grain [or Troy Grain].
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