 November 2002 (Questions 1 to 20 of 132) |
In what year was the first FA Cup final held at Wembley?
1923 |
Who was the first Roman Emperor?
Augustus |
Which Asian country`s central bank is called the Central Bank of China?
Taiwan |
Around which war is the film `The Guns Of Navarone` set?
World War II |
Which cartoon dog is sometimes referred to as `the biggest clown in town`?
Huckleberry Hound |
Which which religion is the book the Koran associated?
Islam |
Which film by Don Siegel is about aliens stealing the mind and bodies of human beings?
`Invasion Of The Body Snatchers` |
What animals head did a Minotaur have?
A bull`s |
How many countries took place in the 1996 Olympic Games?
197 |
Which famous authour was married to Anne Hathaway?
William Shakespeare |
Which tough-guy actor sang `I Talk to the Trees` in the 1970 film `Paint Your Wagon`?
Clint Eastwood |
In what year did Tesco, Sainsbury`s, Safeway, Asda and Gateway first open on a Sunday?
1991 |
What is the most common place name in Britain?
Newton |
Which actor featured in the title of a Madness hit in 1984?
Michael Caine |
Which band released the 1999 comeback single `Maria`?
Blondie |
In the human body, what is the proper term for the thigh bone?
Femur |
By what name is `Jerry`s Guide to the World Wide Web` now known?
Yahoo |
According to Elvis Presley, where was Heartbreak Hotel situated?
At the end of lonely street |
What is the distinctive feature of a Proboscis Monkey?
A long nose. |
Which continent has the largest population?
Asia |
