3. WHAT is the name of the planet the Robinson's are trying to reach in the original Lost in Space series? According to the Wikipedia entry, the planet is called Alpha Centauri in the pilot, though that's actually the name of the star system it's in.

1. WHERE in UK would you find Alfred the Great's old kingdom of Wessex?
2. WHY is water important?
3. WHAT is the principal ingredient in a souffle?

3. WHAT is the principal ingredient in a soufflé?

Eggs...terminate (sorry, couldn't resist a Doctor Who Series 7 reference).

1. WHERE in UK would you find Alfred the Great's old kingdom of Wessex?
2. WHY is water important?
3. WHAT is the world's longest railway line?

WHAT is the world's longest railway line?

At about 10,000 KM or just under 6,000 miles the Trans-Siberian Railway covers over 1/3 of the circumference of the Earth and is the world's longest railroad.

1. WHERE in UK would you find Alfred the Great's old kingdom of Wessex?
2. WHY is water important?
3. WHAT is longest running sit-com in America?

1. WHERE in UK would you find Alfred the Great's old kingdom of Wessex?

In south-west England.
(For the first time in nine hundred years, there is now an Earl of Wessex - Prince Edward received that title at his marriage in 1999.)

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY is water important?
3. WHAT is longest running sit-com in America?

3. WHAT is longest running sit-com in America?
The Simpsons

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY is water important?
3. WHAT was the first book published by C.S. Lewis?

2. Water is the most important substance on the Earth, since all life depends on it. Water vapour, and Water's two elements, Hydrogen and Oxygen, are three of the main constituents of the atmosphere. 70% of the surface of Earth is water, but much of this water is saline. A water cycle interchanging fresh water from the atmosphere via rain and snow into rivers, lakes etc, and back again into the atmosphere, ensures that there is enough water for life. Most life forms consist of substantial masses of water, and need more water to survive. Without water the whole planet would die.

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the first book published by C.S. Lewis?

3. WHAT was the first book published by C.S. Lewis?
Spirits in Bondage (1919; published under pseudonym Clive Hamilton)

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT is the Guinness Book of World Records

3. WHAT is the Guinness Book of World Records
is a reference book published annually, containing a collection of world records, both human achievements and the extremes of the natural world. The book itself holds a world record, as the best-selling copyrighted book series of all time.

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the number of labors Hercules needed to complete?

3. WHAT was the number of labors Hercules needed to complete?

Twelve... involving slaying lions, three headed dogs, mucking out a certain.... stable.... etc

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT planet in our solar system has a moon named Mimas?

Ooh, an astronomy question!

3. WHAT planet in our solar system has a moon named Mimas?
Saturn

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT planet in our solar system has moons named for Shakespearean characters?

3. WHAT planet in our solar system has moons named for Shakespearean characters?

Uranus

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the name of the Greek who invented the Trojan Horse in greek mythology?

3. WHAT was the name of the Greek who invented the Trojan Horse in greek mythology?

Odysseus!

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT 'test' did Penelope use to show Odysseus was who he said he was?

3. WHAT 'test' did Penelope use to show Odysseus was who he said he was? Penelope got all her suitors to try to string Odysseus' bow and send an arrow through twelve axe shafts. Only Odysseus, disguised as a beggar, could do this, but Penelope, still not sure of who he was, then ordered her servant to move the bed in her wedding chamber, which only Odysseus, who had made that bed to include a living tree, knew could not be done. His protests then revealed who he was.

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT did Perseus use to protect himself from the snake-haired Medusa's deadly eyes?

3. WHAT did Perseus use to protect himself from the snake-haired Medusa's deadly eyes?

His polished shield

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the name of the ancient greek musician who attempted to retrieve his wife from the underworld?

3. WHAT was the name of the ancient Greek musician who attempted to retrieve his wife from the underworld?

Orpheus

1. WHERE do you find Europe's deepest lake of freshwater (regardless of volume)?
2. WHY are people superstitious about cats?
3. WHAT was the name of the woman Zeus transformed into a cow?