 November 2002 (Questions 81 to 100 of 132) |
Which footballer won 88 caps for Northern Ireland and went on to manage Macclesfield Town?
Sammy McIllroy |
How many strings are there on a normal a bass guitar?
4 |
In golf, who was the first European to win the US Masters?
Seve Ballesteros |
Bahia was the capital city of which South American city between 1552 and 1763?
Brazil |
What title was won by Caspians Intrepid in 1999 and Torums Scarf Michael in 2000?
Best is show at Crufts |
In what year did J Fletcher-Dodd found the first holiday camp?
1906 |
What metal is also known as quicksilver?
Mercury |
Which country was once known as Constanstinople?
Istanbul |
What is the world`s largest man-made structure?
The Great Wall of China |
Who sang the theme tune to the TV series `Minder`?
Denis Waterman |
In which decade was the TV series `Grange Hill` first broadcast - the 1970s or the 1980s?
1970s |
Which Russian writer wrote `The Seagull` and `The Cherry Orchard`?
Chekhov |
In the English and Scottish football leagues, which team has the longest name?
Inverness Caledonian Thistle |
What acid is extracted from the juice of lemons, oranges, limes, and grapefruit?
Citric |
What nationality was Whigfield who had a number one hit in 1994 with `Saturday Night`?
Danish |
In geography, what is Rapa Nui better known as?
Easter Island |
In mathematics, what does the letter `L` stand for in the abbreviation `LCD`?
Lowest |
In which year was Napolean proclaimed emperor of France?
1804 |
With which Edith Piaf song did Grace Jones have a hit in 1986?
`La Vie En Rose` |
In which country was Arnold Swarzenegger born?
Austria |
