1. Who directed Salma Hayek and Antonio Banderas in the 1995 neo-Western action film Desperado?

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Charlotte Bronte

Anne Bronte

Jane Bronte

Emily Bronte

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Chief Whip

Prime Minister

Speaker of the House

Leader of the Opposition

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Don't judge a book by its cover

Actions speak louder than words

Better late than never

A penny saved is a penny earned

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6. What was the title of US singer Jennifer Lopez's first UK Number One single, in January 2001?

Waiting for Tonight

Love Don't Cost a Thing

Jenny from the Block

On the Floor

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11. Which 2000 film based on a novel by Alex Garland starred Leonardo DiCaprio as a backpacker who joins a secret island community in Thailand?

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16. Late Sheffield singer Joe Cocker had his only Number One hit with a cover of which Beatles song, in October 1968?

Yesterday

Let It Be

With a Little Help from My Friends

Hey Jude

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Sixtus (IV)

Adrian (or Hadrian) (IV)

Innocent (XIII)

Benedict (XV)

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Porridge

Rising Damp

Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em

Fawlty Towers

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Great British Quiz

1. Who directed Salma Hayek and Antonio Banderas in the 1995 neo-Western action film Desperado?

2. Wuthering Heights was written by which Bronte sister?

3. Violator and Music for the Masses were albums produced by which electronic rock band?

4. 12 Downing Street is the official residence of the holder of which political office?

5. The French idiom 'Mieux vaut tard que jamais' is a literal translation of which English saying?

6. What was the title of US singer Jennifer Lopez's first UK Number One single, in January 2001?

7. David James, Jorgen Nielsen and Jose Manuel Reina have all been goalkeepers for which Premier League team?

8. The BBC TV series Last of the Summer Wine was set in which English county?

9. Which self-taught Scottish artist's works include The Singing Butler and The Longing?

10. In which mountain range would you find Britain's highest peak, Ben Nevis?

11. Which 2000 film based on a novel by Alex Garland starred Leonardo DiCaprio as a backpacker who joins a secret island community in Thailand?

12. What is the four-letter name for a type of stew that contains lamb, leeks, potatoes, and carrots, considered a national dish of Wales?

13. What relation was George III to George II?

14. Which novel opens with the famous line: "There was no possibility of taking a walk that day"?

15. Hot Stuff and No More Tears were hits for which pop singer-songwriter?

16. Late Sheffield singer Joe Cocker had his only Number One hit with a cover of which Beatles song, in October 1968?

17. In a UK general election, what percentage of the vote must a candidate receive in order to avoid losing their deposit?

18. What papal name was adopted by Nicholas Breakspear, the only Englishman to become Pope?

19. Former WBO middleweight champion Chris Eubank was defeated by which fellow Briton when contesting the super-middleweight title in 1997?

20. Michael Crawford and Michele Dotrice starred as Frank and Betty Crawford in which 1970s TV series?

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