1. REFINE MISHAPS (anagram of food) |
Fishermans Pie |
2. Whose autobiography was entitled Take It Like A
Man |
Boy George |
3. What type of fruit is an Irish Peach |
Apple |
4. Who combined with Glen Campbell for a 1969 cover
of the Everly Brothers All I Have to do is Dream |
Bobby Gentry |
5. A slater or pig is another name for which
creature often found in the garden |
Woodlouse |
6. In which German city did Martin Luther nail his
95 theses to the church door |
Wittenberg |
7. Who was the first European Footballer of the
Year |
Stanley Matthews |
8. What colours are the uniform dresses of the
Missionaries of Charity founded by mother Theresa |
White sari with a blue border |
9. What is Bordeaux mixture used for by gardeners |
Insecticide |
10. What was the film Harry Potter and the
Philosopher's Stone called when shown in America |
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone |
11. Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1991 and
again in 1997 with You Got The Love |
Candi Staton |
12. Russian statesman Molotov's real name was Skriabin,
what did Molotov mean |
Hammer |
13. A set of British stamps issued in 1995
commemorated the centenary of which British organization |
The National Trust |
14. Michael Gordon Peterson, often referred to by the
British press as The most violent prisoner in Britain,
changed his name to that of which US actor in 1987 |
Charles Bronson |
15. What relation, if any was Clement Freud to the
psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud |
Grandson |
16. What is the collective noun for Impala |
Couple |
17. What do sumo wrestlers grip each other by |
Their belts (if anyone shouted out testicles he or she
will buy the quizmaster a drink of his choice) |
18. What name was given to the volunteer cavalry
recruited from farmers in Britain in medieval times |
Yeomen |
19. According to folklore, who can shed no more than
three tears |
A witch |
20. What is the main daily newspaper published in
Glasgow |
Glasgow Herald |
21. In the furniture world what can be lyre, lattice
and ladder |
Chair backs |
22. In which county is the English Heritage site of
Sandbach Crosses |
Cheshire |
23. In the language of flowers what flower stands for
danger |
Monkshood |
24. What sort of bird is a noddy |
Tern |
25. According to the proverb a good example is the best
what |
Sermon |
26. What nationality was the explorer Christopher
Columbus |
Italian |
27. What does a blue and white chequered flag signify
in yachting |
The race is being abandoned |
28. In Children's rhymes onto whose back should the
Gingerbread man not have jumped |
The sly fox |
29. For what culinary purpose is a tammy cloth used |
Straining sauces |
30. In American CB jargon what is A Flying Donut |
Police helicopter |
TV BUTLERS AND COOKS |
31. What was the name of the cook in the TV western
series Rawhide |
Wishbone |
32. What was the name of the faithful butler in the
2013 TV sitcom Blandings |
Beach |
33. In which soap was a cook called Mrs Cornet killed
in an explosion |
Crossroads |
34. What was the name of the butler in The Addams
Family |
Lurch |
35. What nationality was the Ponderosa's cook in
Bonanza |
Chinese |
36. What was the name of Audrey's butler in To The
Manor Born |
Brabinger |
37. What was the name of the Carrington's cook in
Dynasty |
Mrs Gunnerson |
38. Jim Carter plays the butler in which TV series |
Downton Abbey |
39. What was the name of the cook who married Hudson in
Upstairs Downstairs |
Mrs Bridges |
40. Who was the English butler in Magnum |
Higgins |