 April 2002 (Questions 21 to 40 of 105) |
As at the year 2000, how many times have the summer Olympics been held in London?
Twice |
Who sang the theme song for the Bond film `Goldfinger`?
Shirley Bassey |
Who painted the `Rouen Cathedral` series?
Claude Monet. |
Who had hit singles in the 1990s including `A Change Would Do You Good` and `My Favourite Mistake`?
Sheyl Crow |
In 2001, which Welsh rugby union player became the first to have scored more than 1,000 points in international rugby?
Neil Jenkins |
Which band released their third album called `War` in 1983?
U2 |
What was the first Bond film to be based on one of Ian Fleming`s short stories and not on one of his novels?
`For Your Eyes Only` |
Who wrote `Moby Dick`?
Herman Melville |
In what country was the game of golf invented?
Scotland |
What was the name of Marmalades only number one hit in the UK?
`Ob-La-Di-Ob-La-Da` |
How many players made up a squad in the 1998 soccer world cup?
22 |
Which Dutchman won the men`s singles title at Wimbledon in 1996?
Richard Krajicek |
Broadcast in 1983 ,`Goodbye, Farewell and Amen` was the name of the last episode of which American TV series?
`M*A*S*H` |
What is the largest island in the Meditteraenean?
Sicily |
In which American city is the largest settlement of Chinese people outside of Asia?
San Francisco |
What was Bryan Adams` first UK number one single?
`(Everything I Do) I Do It For You` |
Which is the only planet in our Solar System that is not named after either a Greek or Roman God?
Earth |
Situated in Italy, what is Stromboli?
An active volcano |
What is the second most common word in written English?
`of` |
For what was Ruth Ellis famous in 1955?
Last woman to be executed in Britain. |
