1. Tennis. Which of the Williams sisters, Venus or Serena has won the most Grand Slam singles titles?

2. Men's Soccer: West Germany and East Germany only ever played each other once in a full senior men's team competitive match at the 1974 World Cup finals. Who won?

3. Women's Soccer: In 1991 the first final of the women's World Cup for football was between the USA and Norway. Who won?

4. Snooker: Who has won more World Championship snooker titles, Stephen Hendry or Steve Davis

5. Women's Olympic Ice Hockey: The rivalry between the USA and Canada is one of the fiercest at the Olympics. No other country has ever won the gold medal. Which has won the most?

6. Rugby Union: The Bledisloe Cup is a competition between New Zealand and Australia. Who has won it the most times?

7. Ruby Union (again): The British and Irish Lions have only played one match against Fiji. Did they win or lose?

8. Women's Rugby Union: In Wales in 1991 the first World Cup final was between England and the USA. Who emerged victorious?

9. Cycling: The 1989 Tour de France saw the narrowest ever margin of victory of just 8 seconds for the entire 3 week race. Who won, Frenchman Laurent Fignon or American Greg Lemond?

10. Formula 1 Motor Racing: The rivalry between Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna was particularly brutal. Who won the most motor racing world titles?

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1. Are there more people or sparrows in the UK?

2. In 2011, according to the government of Australia were there more of the four largest species kangaroos or more people in Australia?

3. On the Scottish Island of Inncconnachan are there more people or wallabies?

4. Are there more turtledoves or people in the USA?

5. Are there more people or pigs in China?

6. Are there more people or cattle in Brazil?

7. Are there more people or wolves in Alaska?

8. Are there more people or reindeer in the Siberia Federal District of Russia?

9. Are there more people or sheep in Greece?

10. Are there more people or penguins in the Arctic?

1. How many smarties are there on average in a 38g tube (small tube)?

1. In Scotland there is a town called Dull which is twinned with a town in the USA called Boring?

2. The national animal of Scotland is the Unicorn?

3. Australia is wider than the moon?

4. A woman already pregnant can become pregnant again?

5. We share 95% of our DNA with bananas?

6. According to Duke Energy and others the most common cause of power outages is squirrels?

7. Babies have more bones that adults?

8. You can't sneeze when you're dreaming?

9. The Sardinian sheep's cheese Casu Martzu contains maggots?

10. Germans have more heart attacks when their national team plays a game in the world cup finals?

1. Robert Walpole is regarded as the first Prime Minister in 1721, including him how many different people have held the position of Prime Minister?

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1. Who said of of his bandmate and brother “He's the angriest man you'll ever meet. He's like a man with a fork in a world of soup”?

2. “I married beneath me, all women do” was said by this woman who was the first woman to take her seat in the House of Commons in 1919.

3. Which American singer, songwriter, actress and comedienne, sometimes called 'The Divine Miss M', said of Princess Anne “She loves nature, despite what it did to her"?

4. Born in 1945 this internationally successful British singer and model railway enthusiast once said, “Instead of getting married again, I’m going to find a woman I don’t like and just give her a house.”

5. This American singer songwriter with an appetite for oral sex said “I’m not God but if I were God, ¾ of you would be girls, and the rest would be pizza and beer.”

6. Which religious leader said “If you think you're too small to make a difference try sleeping with a mosquito”?

7. Spoken by Jamie Lee Curtis the line "And the London Underground is not a political movement” is taken from what 1988 comedy heist movie?

8. Which American president said "No man has a good enough memory to be a successful liar"?

9. "The only time my wife and I had a simultaneous orgasm was when the judge signed the divorce papers". He was born Allan Stewart Konigsberg and married three times, by what name is he better known?

10. Which member of the Rolling Stones said "I don't have a drugs problem, I have a police problem"?

1. In the United Kingdom is it a crime to handle salmon in suspicious circumstances?

2. In London is it illegal to hail a moving taxi?

3. In California is it technically illegal to buy a mousetrap without being in possession of a hunting licence?

4. In France is it legal to marry a dead person?

5. One European town banned Winnie the Pooh from playgrounds as he was deemed an “inappropriate hermaphrodite” due to the fact he doesn't wear pants and has non-gender-specific genitalia?

6. In England is it a legal requirement for all males over the age of 14 to be trained to shoot a longbow?

7. In Texas is it illegal for an atheist to hold public office?

8. In France is it illegal to name a pig Napoleon?

9. Is chewing gum banned in Singapore?

10. In Iran is it illegal to be drunk in charge of a herd of goats?