Published: Friday 2nd September 2016
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What was the name of the snail in TV's "The Magic Roundabout"?
Brian
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Which profession's members use the initials FRICS after their name?
Chartered Surveyors
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Which town stands at the confluence of the Rivers Severn and Avon?
Tewkesbury.
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In which Ian Fleming novel did James Bond first make an appearance?
Casino Royale
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Which two word Latin phrase means "It's My Fault"?
Mea Culpa.
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In which sport was Valentino Rossi a nine times World Champion?
Motorcycle racing.
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Which music producer famously created a "Wall of Sound"?
Phil Spector.
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Which English football club are known as 'Pompey'?
Portsmouth.
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How many valves are there on a trumpet?
Three.
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Which acid is often referred to as "Aqua Fortis"?
Nitric Acid.
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Who composed the music for the ballets Sleeping Beauty and Swan Lake?
Tchaikovsky.
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In a game of cricket, how would an umpire signal a six?
Holding both arms up vertically.
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According to the old saying,how much does a 'stitch in time' save?
9
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Who is the host of TV's "Only Connect"?
Victoria Coren Mitchell.
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How many lines does a limerick contain?
Five.
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The island of Corfu is two miles off the coast of which country?
Albania
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What nationality was revolutionary Che Guevara?
Argentinian.
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What name is given to a female ferret?
A Jill.
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What type of pastry is used to make vol au vents?
Puff Pastry.
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What role was played by Jim Carey in the movie "Batman Forever"?
The Riddler
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