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What is the main ingredient in sauerkraut?
Cabbage
Named after the mallow flower, mauve is a shade of what?
Purple
Which planet is known as the Dwarf Planet?
Pluto
What is the only letter not to appear on the periodic table?
J
By what name were the Egyptian kings/rulers known?
Pharaohs
A dog sweats through which part of its body?
Its paws
What is the name of the river that flows through Paris?
Seine River
Which country has the most Olympic gold medals in tennis?
Great Britain
What is the name of the home of the Greek Gods?
Olympus
What is the oldest recorded town in the UK?
Colchester
What is the currency of Hungary?
Forint
Where did backgammon originate?
In Persia
Which singer performed the songs ‘Lovely Day’ and ‘Lean on Me’?
Bill Withers
What fruit is used to make a traditional Tarte Tatin?
Apples
Oktoberfest in Germany is celebrated with what drink?
Beer
The classic British sitcom "Only Fools and Horses" is set in which part of London?
a) Brixton b) Peckham c) Camden
b) Peckham.
The Kray Twins, notorious British gangsters, operated primarily during which decade?
1960s.
Which British actor is best known for his roles in the "Harry Potter" films, "Die Hard", and "Love Actually"?
Alan Rickman
Which British radio station, founded in 1967, primarily targets the 15-29 age group?
BBC Radio 1.
The historical TV drama "Poldark" is set in which British county?
Cornwall
Complete the title of this famous Johannes Vermeer portrait; 'Girl with a ...'?
Pearl Earring
Roland-Garros is a tennis competition which takes place in which country?
France
The Seven Dwarfs appear in which 1812 fairy tale written by The Brothers Grimm?
Snow White
The Royal Albert Dock is found in which UK city?
Liverpool
On UK roads, the 'National speed limit applies’' sign is a white circle with a diagonal stripe. What colour is the stripe?
Black