 March 2002 (Questions 61 to 80 of 118) |
What do the letters `M` and `I` stand for in `MI5`?
Military Intelligence |
Who directed the 1991 film `Cape Fear`?
Martin Scorcese |
In which country was the first ever golf course?
Scotland |
What colour is the cross on the greek flag?
White |
Who managed the first English soccer side to win the European Cup?
Matt Busby |
In which country was Mother Theresa born?
Albania |
In what city was John Lennon killed?
New York City |
An unproduced play `Everybody Comes to Rick`s` was made into which famous film?
`Casablanca` |
Who had a number one hit in 1993 with the song `Go West`?
The Pet Shop Boys |
In which capital city did Oscar Wilde die?
Paris |
How many millions away from the Sun is the Earth? 93 million, 2 and a half billion, or 113 billion?
93 million |
Who was the first player from outside the UK to captain an FA Cup winning team at Wembley?
Eric Cantona |
What was the first name of the cabin boy in `Captain Pugwash`?
Tom |
How many minutes of play are there in an American football match?
60 |
What number on the Beaufort scale represents a storm?
10 |
What is the sum of the internal angles in a hexagon?
720 |
Which of the five Great Lakes in North America would come first alphabetically?
Lake Erie |
What was the President of the USA between 1981 and 1989?
Ronald Reagan |
What does the letter `A` stand for in the disease `AIDS`?
Acquired |
In which country did the religion of Taoism originate?
China |
