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Which year was the Premier League founded?
1992
What is the name of the biggest technology company in South Korea?
Samsung
'Why have cotton when you can have silk' is the strapline for which product?
Galaxy
What is the name given to the process of signalling with two flags?
Semaphore
Who entered a competition to find his own lookalike and came third?
Charlie Chaplin
Which band recorded the Friend's theme song 'I'll be there for you'?
The Rembrandts
Which world city has the slogan 'What happens here, stays here'?
Las Vegas
Freddie Mercury died in which year?
1991
What colour is found on 75% of the world's flags?
red
In which English county is the town of Stevenage?
Hertfordshire
What are mounds of sand that have been windblown called?
dunes
Who were the first television couple to be shown in bed together on prime TV?
Fred and Wilma
Which archduke was assassinated on June 28 1914, sparking WW1?
Franz Ferdinand
Which is the only US state to have a one syllable name?
Maine
Name the yellow telly tubby?
La La
On which street do Bert and Ernie live?
Sesame Street
What was the name of Tom Cruise's character in Top Gun?
Maverick
Which Beatle crossed Abbey Road first?
John Lennon
'You're gonna need a bigger boat' originated in which movie?
Jaws
What is the largest landlocked country?
Kazakhstan
What is the former name of Istanbul?
Constantinople
Who was the first female pilot to fly solo across the atlantic?
Amelia Earhart
What was the first soft drink in space?
coca cola
How long is New Zealand's 90 mile beach?
55 miles
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