 May 2002 (Questions 61 to 80 of 124) |
How many bones are in a human neck? 2, 7 or 31?
7 |
What is another name for a baby kangaroo?
A joey |
Which male singer was backed by the `Heartbreakers`?
Tom Petty |
Which actress starred in the films `Scarface`, `One Fine Day` and `Batman Returns`?
Michelle Pfeiffer |
Who wrote the opera `La Traviata`?
Verdi |
Where is the lowest point in the United States?
Death Valley |
In centimeters, what is the diameter of a standard CD? 12, 14 or 16?
12 |
Who was the first US President to appear on television?
Franklin D. Roosevelt |
What pop group got their name from a song by Bernard Cribbins?
Right Said Fred |
Which 1974 sequel won the best picture award at the 1975 Oscars?
The Godfather, Part II |
In `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, what were there eight of?
Maids-a-milking |
In computing, if a byte is 8 bits, how many bits is a nibble?
4 |
In what film did Oprah Winfrey make her big screen acting debut?
`The Color Purple` |
In which novel is the world divided into Oceania, Eurasia, and Eastasia?
`1984` |
Which article of clothing would you associated with designer Patrick Cox?
Shoes |
How many loaves are in a bakers dozen?
13 |
In which Scottish city would you find Holyrood Palace?
Edinburgh |
In what decade did the BBC begin television broadcasting?
1930s |
In which art gallery can the `Venus De Milo` be found?
The Louvre (in Paris). |
Which of the following countries` flags features the colours white and blue? Switzerland, Finland or Austria?
Finland |
