1. Whats the only English anagram of Percussion (supersonic)
2. Who are Arsenal playing in the Champions' League right now? (Borussia Dortmund)
3. At which battle was General Custer killed? (Little Big Horn)
4. Between which two planets does the asteroid belt lie? (Mars and Jupiter)
5. For what was Kenneth Starr briefly famous in the 1990s? (Investigating Clinton/Lewinsky)
6. How many tentacles does a squid have? (10)
7. In mythology, who were the king and queen of the fairies? (Oberon and Titania)
8. In which Dickens novel does Uriah Heap appear? (David Copperfield)
9. In which pre-historic period did the dinosaur Tyrannosaurus Rex live? (Cretaceous - NOT Jurassic)
10. Leeds Castle is in which English county? (Kent)
11. Who broke the mens 100m sprint World Record on Friday night? (Tim Montgomery) Bonus : What was his time? (9.78 seconds)
12. Of what animal is Ailurophobia an irrational fear? (Cats)
13. Of which country is Helen Clarke Prime Minister? (New Zealand)
14. The new Tom Hanks movie, also starring Paul Newman, is released this weekend. What is it called? (Road To Perdition)
15. What are pony, shot and jigger all measures of? (Spirits)
16. What does the acronym AIDS stand for? (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)
17. What is the lowest score you cannot achieve with 3 darts? (163)
18. What shade of green was Robin Hood's tunic? (Lincoln)
19. Which book did George Orwell write on his Spanish Civil War experiences? (Homage to Catalonia)
20. Which chemical element gets it's name from the greek word for 'stranger'? (Xenon)
21. Which former heavyweight boxing champion retired to become an evangelical preacher in 1977? (George Foreman)
22. Which member of the Monty Python team directed the 1996 film "Twelve Monkeys"? (Terry Gilliam)
23. Which two Central American countries do not have a coastline on both oceans? (Belize, El Salvador)
24. 'Formosa' is the former name for which country? (Taiwan) Bonus : What is its Capital? (Hee, hee - Taipei)
25. Name the six murder weapons in Cluedo? (2pts for all 6, 1 for 5) (Dagger, Candlestick, Rope, Revolver, Lead Piping, Spanner)
26. Who composed the opera Fidelio? (L. van Beethoven)
27. Who is Secretary General of the United Nations? (Kofi Annan) Bonus : who was his immediate predecessor in the post? (Boutros Boutros-Ghali)
28. Who was the first person to fly solo across the atlantic? (Charles Lindbergh)
29. Why did the King of Belgium abdicate for one day in April 1990? (because, as a catholic, he did not want to sign a bill legalising abortion)
30. What does the acronym NATO stand for? (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation)