 July 2002 (Questions 81 to 100 of 108) |
What is the farenheit equivalent of 20 degrees centigrade?
68 |
Which word originated in the English language from the Latin word for `sword`?
`Gladiator` from the Latin word `Gladiolus` |
What is the largest sea in the world?
South China sea |
In which year did James Boyd patent the rubber fire hose?
1821 |
Why have some football teams in England got triangular corner flags instead of square?
They have won the FA Cup |
What is the largest island in the world?
Greenland |
Who wrote A Severed Head (1961) and The Sea, The Sea (1978)?
Iris Murdoch |
In what year was Hong Kong returned to China?
1997 |
Who featured on Chicane`s number one hit `Don`t Give Up`? Danii Minogue, Bryan Adams or Iggy Pop?
Bryan Adams |
How is the novel `Le Tour Du Monde En Quatre-Vingts Jours` better known in English?
80 Days Around The World |
How old was Orson Welles when he made `Citizen Kane`? 26, 36 or 46?
26 |
In which 1985 film did Harrison Ford play detective John Book?
Witness |
According to the Bible, whose hair did Delilah cut, taking his strength away from him?
Samson |
In `Buffy The Vampire Slayer`, what is Buffy`s last name?
Summers |
Who became the only racing driver to win the World Championship by driving his own car when he did so in 1966?
Jack Brabham |
What English football club was originally known as Newton Heath?
Manchester United |
What is the most popular surname in the world?
Chang |
Napier University is situated in which British city?
Edinburgh |
Who wears `The Fisherman`s Ring`?
The Pope |
What is the capital of Barbados?
Bridgetown |
