1. Who is widely regarded as the first great white jazz musician, and had a biographical novel based on his life entitled 'Young Man with a Horn'?
2. In which 1984 British comedy film does the female lead say to the male lead "I think sexual intercourse is in order, Gilbert"?
3. Which familiar organisms most obviously display their sexual organs?
4. "Getting the bus to Hebden Bridge" is a euphemism for what?
5. Mustafa Kemal is credited as founder of which country?
6. Which geological period is known as the Age of Fishes?
7. Who was the famous personal physician to several Roman emperors including Marcus Aurelius?
8. Which eponymous hero of a radio and TV series was regularly called ke-mo sah-bee?
9. Who is the England footballer famous for the 'goggles' goal celebration?
10. Which globally vulnerable species of pelagic sea bird normally nests on sea cliffs, but has taken to breeding on the Tyne Bridge and the Baltic Centre, and is said to sport the black and white stripes of Newcastle United?
11. What was the UK shipping area German Bight called until 1956?
12. The P-wave and the S-wave, sometimes said to denote primary and secondary, are the two main waves in which branch of science?
13. Which British city earned the name Copperopolis in the 19th century because of its smelting industry?
14. What is Sagittarius A* [pronounced "Sagittarius A-Star"]?
15. Which upland region is the largest area of granite in Britain?
16. Which British prime minister had been an organ scholar at Balliol College Oxford?
17. The Salmon of Knowledge figures in which mythology?
18. Which European capital lies on a large gulf named after it?
19. The Grade I listed Pulteney Bridge spans which English river?
20. Which archaic adverb meaning 'gladly' occurs in Charles Wesley's hymn 'Gentle Jesus, meek and mild'?
21. In football, what is a draught excluder?
22. Which sea is associated with The Spanish Main?
23. A statue of whom sits atop Oxford's Radcliffe Observatory?
24. What precisely does the word congenital mean when used to describe a medical condition?
25. What is the etymology of chemical element indium?
26. What is the name of the area between Loch Lomond and Stirling consisting of wooded glens, braes and quiet lochs?
27. Annette Obrestad and Liv Boeree are famous names in which field?
28. Who was the first British monarch to feature on a Bank of England note?
29. What is a Painted Lady?
30. What is the name for the short line placed above or below a musical stave to accommodate notes outside its nominal range?
31. What has been washing up on Cornish beaches since a container load sank off Land's End in 1997?
32. Who were defeated at the Battle of Wolf 359?
33. Which African country's flag depicts a Kalashnikov assault rifle?
34. Intermediate between a century and a legion, what Roman military unit is considered the equivalent of a modern battalion?
35. In which european capital is the iconic multi-purpose event venue, Tempodrom?
36. Fusarium TR4 is a worldwide pathogen that has been devastating crops of which major food plant?
37. What is the frequency of the A above middle C?
38. The title of Evelyn Waugh's novel "A Handful of Dust" is a quotation from which famous poem?
40. Which poet famously claimed to have been interrupted by a person from Porlock while writing down a poem inspired by a dream.
41. What is the name of the curve used in economic modelling by central banks as the primary framework to forecast inflation, despite its poor predictive power?
42. S (for Springer) was used in the early days of which notation?
43. Hattori Hanso is an anguished but talented craftsman in which famous 2003 film?
45. William of Baskerville is the protagonist in which famous novel?
46. In 2018, English cricketer Anya Shrubsole became the first woman to be honoured how?
47. What is the main grape used to produce Chianti?
48. According to a 1955 song, which became a hit when re-recored live in 1968, "I shot a man in Reno", for what reason?
49. What nationality was the sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi?
50. Which children's picture book without a single depiction of Christmas was turned into a well known Christmas film?