Which of the English Kings named Henry reigned for the longest period?Henry III.
Who in 1981, became the first Australian cricketer to take 300 test wickets?Denis Lillie.
At which station in Paris does the Eurostar train terminate?Gard du Nord.
In which month of the year is Beaujolais Nouveau launched?November.
What songs with "Over" in the title were UK Top five hits for the following artists, [a] Johnny Kidd and the Pirates (1963), [b] The Saturdays (2009), [c] Lisa Maffia (2003), [d] John Lennon (1980) and [e] The New Seekers (1974)?[a] "I'll Never Get Over You", reached no4, [b] "Forever is Over", no2, [c] "All Over", no2, [d] "(Just Like) Starting Over", no1 and [e] "I Get a Little Sentimental Over You",no5.
What is the national bird of India?Peacock.
What is the minimum age at which someone can stand for US President?Thirty-Five.
In the TV soap "Eastenders", what character is played by the actor Adam Woodyatt?Ian Beale.
Which THREE countries have an English name that begins with the letter "H"?Haiti, Honduras and Hungary.
What is the name of the largest moon of Neptune?Triton.
Who wrote the "What Katy Did" series of children's books?Susan Coolidge.
What title was traditionally bestowed on the eldest sons of French Kings?Dauphin.
Who played the title characters in the 2016 movie "Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice"?Ben Affleck (Batman) and Henry Cavill (Superman).
Who are the FIVE British Formula One World Champions whose surnames begin with the letter "H"?Mike Hawthorn, Graham Hill, James Hunt, Damon Hill and Lewis Hamilton.
On which of The Beatles albums would you find the songs "Taxman", "Eleanor Rigby" and "Good Day Sunshine"?Revolver.
What is the State Capital of the US State of North Carolina?Raleigh.
Which country won the first ever Eurovision Song Contest in 1956?Switzerland (Lys Assia with "Refrain").
Which English Kings were married to the following [a] Eleanor of Aquitaine, [b] Adelaide of Saxe-Coburg, [c] Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, [d] Catherine of Braganza and [e] Elizabeth Woodville?[a] Henry II, [b] William IV, [c] George VI, [d] Charles II and [e] Edward IV.
Which is the only country crossed by both the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn?Brazil.
Of which see was Justin Welby Bishop immediately prior to becoming Archbishop of Canterbury?Durham.
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