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1. As in the saying 'once in a blue moon', what is a blue moon ? The second full moon that occurs in the same month
2. Who wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman ? Stephen King
3. Who declared the 1936 Olympics officially open ? Adolf Hitler
4. Which famous female character of TV and films was played by a male when she was first introduced to our screens in 1943 ? Lassie
5. What happened to a Vestal Virgin if she broke her vow of chastity ? She was buried alive
6. What is the only bird in the world to have its nostrils at the tip of its long beak, just like a nose ? Kiwi
7. Which is the most common of the following surnames in England ? Edwards, Roberts or Taylor ? Taylor
8. What would a polydactyl person have that a normal person wouldn't ? More than 10 fingers or toes
9. What is the most common surname in Ireland ? Murphy, O'Sullivan or Smith ? Murphy
10. What does the word Cenotaph mean ? Empty tomb
11. Evil Edna, Mavis Cruet, The Moog, Carwash and Arthur were characters in which children's TV programme ? Willo the Wisp
12. What was special about the gobstopper that Willy Wonka invented in 'Charlie And The Chocolate Factory' ? It was everlasting
13. Now better known as an actress, who was Britains entry in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1991 with the song 'A Message To Your Heart' ? Samantha Janus
14. The inhabitants of which English town hung a monkey during the Napoleonic wars ? Hartlepool - they thought it was a French spy
15. What is the official name of 'the Old Bailey' ? The Central Criminal Court
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