* Which author wrote 'Schindler's Ark', the story of an industrialist who saved the lives of Polish Jews during the second world war?
* This 20th century British artist caused a stir in 1976 when he confessed to faking old masters and selling them as originals as a protest against art-dealing.
* Which martial arts name means 'open hand'?
* What kind of bird is a kookaburra?
* Which film for which William Hurt won an Academy Award tells the fantasies of 2 prisoners in a South American jail?
* This Indian team game involves each player trying to catch members of the opposing team while holding his breath.
* This is the name of a water demon of Scottish folklore, usually in the shape of a horse, that lurks in rivers or lakes and lures unsuspecting weary travellers to their death.
* What is the name of a bedouin Arab's kerchief worn as a headdress?
* Who was the lead character in "The Wonder Years"?
* What company makes "Cheese and macaroni", using that word order because they claim they are the "cheesiest macaroni"?
* I was born on June 28, 1880. I graduated cum laude with honors in German. I died June 1, 1968. Who am I?
* In 1985, who became the youngest World Chess Champion at 22?
* What is Ralph's last name in "The Honeymooners"?
* In the musical,"The Wizard of Oz" where is Dorothy Gale from?
* What is a baby goat called?
* What was the name of the Gorilla who learned sign language?
* What is the collective noun for toads?
* Which actress played Bond girl Domino Petachi?
* Which of the following is a fear of ridicule?
* Which of the following is the capital city of Nepal?