 October 2001 (Questions 101 to 120 of 121) |
In which country are Tivoli gardens?
Denmark |
Which star or `The Goodies` also starred in `The Bubblegum Brigade`?
Bill Oddie |
Who was backed by the Blackhearts in the early 1980s?
Joan Jett |
To the nearest whole number, how many metres is 20 feet?
6 |
Using a pseudonym, who wrote the song `Manic Monday` which was a hit for the Bangles?
Prince |
What was the name of James Bond`s housekeeper?
May |
In New Orleans, the Mardi Gras festival occurs each year in which month?
February |
In the film `The Matrix`, by what name is Keanu Reeve`s character Thomas A. Anderson commonly known?
Neo |
Which British actress played Ophelia in the 1996 film `Hamlet`?
Kate Winslet |
Which actor has appeared in the films `Mrs Doubtfire`, `The Lawnmower Man` and `Mars Attacks`?
Pierce Brosnan |
What does the first `A` stand for in NASA?
Aeronautics |
Which three different actors played Batman in the movies between 1989 and 1997?
Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer and George Clooney |
In which century was the religion Buddhism formed? 6th century B.C, 2nd century A.D. or 9th century A.D.?
6th century B.C. |
Which artist was known as the `prince of shadows`?
Rembrandt |
By what name is St. Stephens Day better known?
Boxing Day |
The painter Caneletto is famous for painting landscapes of which two European cities?
Venice and London. |
In computing, what does CPU stand for?
Central processing unit |
Which 1933 film is set on and around Skull Island?
`King Kong` |
Who was the lead singer with the pop group Altered Images?
Claire Grogan |
How much did the USA pay Russia for Alaskan territory in 1867?
$7,200,000 |
