 September 2002 (Questions 81 to 100 of 118) |
Which of the following countries is smallest in area? San Marino, Malta or Monaco?
Monaco |
If you asked for `Trojans` in America, what would you get? Cigarettes, Stamps or Condoms?
Condoms |
What is the most popular natural attraction in Alaska?
Mount McKinley |
Which English Cathedral has the tallest spire?
Salisbury Cathedral |
What was the first name of Wayne`s friend in `Wayne`s World`?
Garth |
Which international football team, in 1953, became the first to beat England at Wembley?
Hungary |
Which female singer performed the first song on Top Of The Pops?
Dusty Springfield |
In what athletics event do you have to go backwards to win?
Tug of war |
Which football team won the old English First Division in 1984-95, and 1986-87?
Everton |
In which American state is the 2002 film `Insomnia`, starring Al Pacino set?
Alaska |
Which American rock star was the first music artist to release a music album on CD?
Bruce Springsteen |
As at March 2001, who holds the record for scoring the most league goals for the soccer team Arsenal?
Ian Wright |
Which European football club is nicknamed as `La Vicchia Signora`, which translates as `the old lady`?
Juventus |
Which of the following counties is not in East Anglia? Suffolk, Essex or Sussex?
Sussex |
If a month has a Friday the thirteenth then on what day of the week would that month begin?
Sunday |
Which Premiership footballer has the real first name of Sulzeer?
Sol Campbell |
In the Bible, what is the fifth book of the Old Testament?
Deutrronomy |
In which film would you first have come across a sorcerer called Yesnid?
`Fantasia` |
What French phrase meaning `from the menu` is often used in the English language?
`A la carte` |
From the Christmas Carol `Good King Wenceslas`, where was Good King Wenceslas the King of?
Bohemia |
