 September 2002 (Questions 21 to 40 of 118) |
Who was the first divorced man to become American President?
Ronald Reagan |
In what year did Robert Rusticoat publish `The Wasp`, the first comic book ever to be published?
1802 |
In the board game Monopoly, how many houses must you buy on a property before you can buy a hotel?
4 |
Where in the human body would you find the malleus, incus and stapes?
In the ear |
What is the name of the 10 pin bowling player played by John Turturro in `The Big Lebowski`? Satan, Lucifer or Jesus?
Jesus |
Who was the subject of the Mel Brooks film subtitled `Men in Tights`?
Robin Hood |
How many stars appear on the flag of New Zealand?
4 |
Who had a hit in 1988 with `The First Time`?
Robin Beck |
How did the pop group Abba get their name?
By taking the first letter from each of the band members names. |
What company is said to be responsible for Santa Claus being dressed in the colours red & white?
Coca-Cola |
What is orology the study of? Mountains, Rivers or Precious Stones?
Mountains |
At the time when dinosaurs existed on the Earth`s surface, how many continents were there?
One |
What name is given to an area is Space where the pull of gravity is so strong that nothing can escape it?
Black Hole. |
Which animal lives in a drey?
A squirrel |
John Huston directed a 1975 film called `The Man Who Would Be ____` what?
King |
What is the most abundant metal in the earth`s crust?
Aluminium |
How many kilometres long is the `walk` - the longest race in men`s athletics?
50 |
In which war was the Victoria Cross first awarded?
Crimean |
Who made his first appearance in Issue 27 of `Detective Comics`?
Batman |
In which film did Clint Eastwood first appear as the `Man with no name`?
`A Fistful Of Dollars` |
