 November 2001 (Questions 101 to 120 of 123) |
From which country does Edam cheese originate?
Holland |
Which of the following musical notes does not exist? B sharp, C sharp or D sharp?
B sharp |
What is the only world language that has a word for association football that is not derived from the word `football`?
Italian (`calcio`) |
What was The Divine Comedy`s first top twenty hit?
Something For The Weekend |
What is Scooby Doo`s favourite food?
Scooby Snacks |
What surname is common to the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1961 to 1974 and an ex-England football manager?
Ramsey |
In the Bible, who wrote the four gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John |
Where in Europe is Nicosia the capital of?
Cyprus |
The condition Scriveners Palsy is more commonly known as what?
Writers Cramp |
Who played Frankenstein`s monster in the 1931 film `Frankenstein`?
Boris Karloff |
Which `A` is the birthstone for the month of March?
Aquamarine |
Which range of mountains separates France from Spain?
Pyrenees |
Who did Margaret Thatcher replace as leader of the Conservative party?
Edward Heath |
Which famous composer was known as the `Waltz King`?
Johann Strauss |
True or False: Slug`s don`t have noses?
False (they have four!) |
What is the largest city in China, which is thought to be the most densely populated area in the world?
Shanghai |
How many strings does a ukulele have? None, four or six?
Four |
Dhaka is the capital of which Asian country?
Bangladesh |
What is the collective name for a group of insects?
A swarm |
In both the Old and New testaments which book has the shortest title?
Job |
