| Which King is said to have ordered the murder of Thomas Becket at Canterbury Cathedral ? | Henry II |
| What is the name of the Italian banker, who in 1982, was found hanged from Blackfriars bridge? | Roberto Calvi |
| Roman Emperor Claudius was allegedly murdered by his wife Agrippina by using a poisoned vegetable. Which vegetable? | Mushroom |
| Olof Plame, who was murdered in 1986, was the Prime Minister of which European country? | Sweden |
| Charles Gitteau murdered which US President in 1881 – was it Garfield, Lincoln or Mckinley? | Garfield |
| In what specific part of the body would you find the Talus and Tarsal bones? | Ankles |
| Ossification is the process of the formation of what within the body? | Bones |
| What part of the body is able to increase up to 8 times its normal size? | Pupil |
| What is the anatomical name for the Armpit? | Axilla |
| The Fontanelle is found on which part of a new born baby? | The Head |
| Which movie title character appeared in the first film in the series, which spawned over 20 sequels, but has never appeared in the series since? | Dr No |
| Which Oscar winning film features the lead character Sally Bowles? | Cabaret |
| Who plays Travis Bickle in the cult classic film “Taxi Driver”? | Robert De Niro |
| Who is the only black actress to win the Triple Crown of Acting (Emmy, Toni and Oscar) as well as being the only black actress to be nominated for an Oscar on three separate occasions? | Viola Davis |
| Who was the first player to hit a century in the 2017 Ashes series? | Steve Smith |
| In which sport might you watch the New York Jets takin on the Oakland Raiders? | American Football/NFL |
| Mutaz Essa Barshim won the IAAF Athelte of the Year for 2017. Which track and field event does he compete in? | High Jump |
| Who rode Calder Prince to second place in a 2017 Charity race at Ascot? | Michael Owen |
| Which England cricket test captain was given the nickname “Ayatollah” in the 1978-1979 ashes due to the beard he sported during the contest? | Mike Brearley |
| In which Italian city would you find the Uffizi Gallery? | Florence |