 November 2002 (Questions 61 to 80 of 132) |
Who wrote Das Kapital?
Karl Marx |
Who was the first American President to be assassinated?
Abraham Lincoln |
What was the name of the blind Benedictine monk who invented Champagne?
Dom Perignon |
What nationality was the philosopher Confucious?
Chinese |
In Monopoly, what is the cost of Marylebone Station?
200 pounds |
In the medical world, what do the initials ENT stand for?
Ear, Nose and Throat |
Which famous building is used for the election of a Pope?
The Cisteen Chapel |
Which famous actor is the lead singer with the rock group 30 odd foot of grunts?
Russell Crowe |
Which famous duo began in a 1940 MGM short called `Puss Gets the Boot`?
Tom and Jerry |
Which Canadian city was originally called York in 1793?
Toronto |
Which famous literary character lived at No.7 in Saville Row in London, before embarking on a famous journey?
Phileas Fog |
What was actor David Niven`s final film?
`Curse Of The Pink Panther` |
American Airlines Flight 587 was headed to what country when it crashed in New York shortly after take off on November 12, 2001?
Dominican Republic |
What is the minimum number of darts a person needs to throw to complete a leg from 501?
9 |
Ruby is the birthstone for which month?
July |
Which city is known as the `Eternal City`?
Rome |
In which city is Karl Marx buried?
London |
Who had a number one album in 2002 called `Escapology`?
Robbie Williams |
Room 101 features in which George Orwell novel?
`1984` |
In the film `Speed` what is the speed that the bus must not go below?
50 miles per hour |
