1. Which British General died leading his troops in the capture of Quebec in 1759 ?

2. What nationality was the composer Frederick Chopin ?

3. Where might you find GREAVES, CUISSES and a GORGET ?

4. What songs containing the word “MOON” were UK top 5 hits for the following artists, [a] Connie Francis (1958), [b] Jonathan King (1965), [c] Le Ann Rimes (2000), [d] The Police (1979) and [e] The Waterboys (1991) ?

5. Who was the FIRST leader of communist Russia ?

6. Which pop group did the Isle of Man commemorate with an issue of stamps in 1999 ?

7. Which comedians are famous for the following catch-phrases, [a] “How tickled I am”, [b] “Just like that!!”, [c] “Rock on Tommy”, [d] “Hello, Playmates” and [e] “Shut that door!” ?

8. How many players make up an Hurling team ?

9. Native to the Himalayan Mountain region, what is a DEODOR ?

10. Which TWO of the Great Lakes are linked by the Wellard Ship Canal ?

11. Who famously said “The only thing we have to fear ,is fear itself” ?

12. What do the following acronyms mean within the computer and technology worlds, [a] RAM , [b] DNS, [c] HTTP, [d] JPEG and [e] PDF ?

13. What is the medical name for the WIND-PIPE ?

14. Which artist was responsible for the animation of Pink Floyd's “The Wall” ?

15. Which FIVE countries share a land border with BULGARIA ?

16. How many edges does a UK Twenty Pence coin have ?

17. The Punjab is a region of North West India, but what does Punjab mean ?

18. Who sang the theme songs for the following hit TV shows, [a] “Friends”, [b] “One Foot in the Grave”, [c] “Moonlighting”, [d] “Rawhide” and [e] “Malcolm in the Middle” ?

19. Which UK number one for The Searchers was written by Sonny Bono ?

20. Which country is the World's biggest producer of bananas ?

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