 September 2002 (Questions 1 to 20 of 118) |
Who was the first female DJ on Radio 1?
Annie Nightingale |
Bibliomania is an obsession with what?
Books |
What is Charlie`s surname in `Charlie and the Chocolate Factory`?
Bucket |
The owl and the pussycat bought their wedding ring from which animal?
A pig |
What is the only country which is crossed by both the equator and the tropic of capricorn?
Brazil |
What were Dirty Den`s first two words on his `Eastenders` comeback in 2003?
Hello princess |
Who won a record 7 Grammy awards in 1984?
Michael Jackson |
Which British 400 metre hurdler announced her retirement at the World Championships in Athens in 1997?
Sally Gunnell |
Which actress plays the character of Tracy who marries James Bond in `On her majesty`s secret service`?
Diana Rigg |
Sand consists of what two chemical elements?
Oxygen and Silicon |
What were Charles De Gaulle`s last two words? `Not now`, `It hurts` or `Maybe later`?
It hurts |
In which James Bond film does the character of Solitaire appear?
`Live and Let Die` |
Which famous person owns a racehorse called Rock of Gibraltar?
Alex Ferguson |
Which famous person from history opened the 1936 Olympic Games?
Adolf Hitler |
Who had a number one hit in 1994 with `Mmm mmm mmm mmm`?
Crash Test Dummies |
Is Sirius, which is also known as the Dog Star, the biggest, the brightest or the hottest star in the sky?
Brightest |
How many stomachs does a cow have? None, Two or Four?
Four |
Who hosted the TV show `The Krypton Factor`?
Gordon Burns |
What is the capital of Switzerland?
Bern |
The Greek gods were believed to reside on what mountain?
Olympus |
