 Easy (Questions 21 to 40 of 1405) |
Genghis Khan founded which empire?
Mongol empire |
According to the lyrics of the song by the Weather Girls, it will start raining men at just about what time?
Half past ten |
What is a more common name for the Aurora Borealis?
The Northern Lights |
What is the hardest natural substance?
Diamond |
What is the name of the housing estate where the Trotters live in Only Fools And Horses?
Nelson Mandela House |
What does the information technology term RAM stand for?
Random Access Memory |
Who painted the famous painting The Scream?
Edward Munch |
What is the third book of the Bible?
Leviticus |
In cycling, what colour jersey is awarded to the leader in a stage race of the Tour de France?
Yellow |
Cyril the Swan is the mascot for which football club?
Swansea |
Who had a number one hit single in 1964 with `Little Red Rooster`?
The Rolling Stones |
Which 1969 film was based on Barry Hines novel A Kestrel For A Knave?
Kes |
What is the lightest chemical element?
Hydrogen |
By what name is the Sodium Chloride more commonly known?
Salt |
Who wrote War and Peace?
Leo Tolstoy |
Which author created Elinor Dashwood, Emma Woodhouse and Catherine Morland?
Jane Austen |
What was the name of the character played by Ronnie Barker in `Open All Hours`?
Arkwright |
In horse racing, what betting odds are known as a `carpet`?
3-1 |
Which american state has a name that ends in three vowels?
Hawaii |
George Bernard Shaw`s play `Pygmalion` was adapted to become which musical?
My Fair Lady |
