What two NFL head coaches coached three quarterbacks who each won at least 50 NFL games?

The oldest surviving blue plaque in London commemorates what historical figure?

Who, who today is less known for any military exploits than for his writing, was exiled for 20 years after being blamed for losing a battle that he didn’t even arrive at until after the city’s commander had agreed to terms of surrender?

The first word in the name of what car manufacturer is an acronym of the name the company was founded under?

How many times was Lt Columbo the subject of a murder attempt?

What soft drink had numbers on the label, suggesting that you should drink it three times a day?

What was the last film to be released in the 1950’s by MGM?

What French socialist leader was killed on the eve of World War I?

What name was given to the practice of wasting one’s first shot in a duel,in an attempt to abort the conflict?

_, Alph, Abyssinia(n), Mount Abora, Paradise ?

What name is given to the intermediate stage between snow and glacial ice?

Who is the only person to have received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry twice? Who is the only person to have received the Nobel Prize for Physics twice?

What Beatles song could be my indoor cat’s answer to the question, “What’s your rationale for moving from one room to another during the day”?

What describes the decrease in the oxygen affinity of haemoglobin in the presence of low pH or high CO2?

What airport, because of the location of its runway, has to schedule flights based on the tides?

The mother of what musician invented typewriter correction fluid?

What three U.S. cities (including their 2-letter state abbreviations) that had populations of more than 100,000 in 1950 have lost more than 60% of their population since then?

What German city is twinned with Edinburgh?

In Aesop’s fables,what animal judged the race between the tortoise and the hare?

What name is given to a person who appears as an ‘extra’ in an opera or theater?