 November 2002 (Questions 41 to 60 of 132) |
Which country was once ruled by Tsars?
Russia |
Which band peform the theme tune to the TV show `Friends`?
The Rembrandts |
What was the first name of ex-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher`s husband?
Denis |
Which two metallic elements form the alloy bronze?
Tin and Copper |
In what year did King John sign the Magna Carta?
1215 |
In the TV show `Blue Peter`, who was the first presenter to actually be called Peter?
Peter Purves |
Which European capital was once known as Christiania?
Oslo |
Which two singers duetted on the 1991 song `Well Did You Ever`?
Iggy Pop and Debbie Harry |
What is the appropriate quote on the gravestone of Warner Brother cartoonist Mel Blanc?
`That`s All Folks` |
Better known as a comedian, who sang the theme tune for the TV series `One Foot In The Grave`?
Eric Idle |
How many canine teeth does a human have?
Four |
What name is given to the art form of the twentieth century, which is said to `explore the sub-concious`?
Surrealism. |
In which century did the Battle Of Agincourt take place?
15th |
In which country is the Great Bear lake?
Canada |
Which 1977 film was introduced by the words, `A long time ago in a galaxy far away...`?
`Star Wars` |
In which 1992 film does the character Catherine Tramell appear?
Basic Instinct |
In George Orwell`s `Animal Farm` what type of animal was `Napoleon`?
A pig |
In a circus, what would a funambulist do?
Walk the tightrope |
Which group had the bestselling album in the UK in 1981 with `Kings Of The Wild Frontier`?
Adam And The Ants |
Which film was advertised with the line `In space, no-one can hear you scream`?
Alien |
