 April 2003 (Questions 81 to 100 of 109) |
Who was the Roman Goddess of beauty and love?
Venus |
In the first Harry Potter book, which platform does Harry have to go to catch the train to Hogwarts?
Nine and three quarters |
Which black American won 4 gold medals in 1936 Olympics in Berlin?
Jesse Owens |
How many symphonies did Beethoven write?
Nine |
Cliff Richard sang which song in the 1968 Eurovision Song Contest?
`Congratulations` |
What was the title of the England Football teams` 1970 World Cup song?
`Back Home` |
Gorgonzola cheese comes from which country?
Italy |
For how many years did Louis XIV of France reign?
72 |
In which city did Roger Bannister become the first person to break the 4 minute mile barrier?
Oxford |
Who directed the 2001 film `The Royal Tenenbaums`? Luke Wilson, Owen Wilson or Wes Anderson?
Wes Anderson |
Who wrote the song `White Christmas`?
Irving Berlin |
Where on the Greek flag does the cross appear? The top left of the top right?
Top left |
What were the christian names of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
Henry (Jekyll) and Edward (Hyde) |
Which famous singer had a twin brother called Jesse who died at birth?
Elvis Presley |
Which actress starred in the films `Addicted To Love`, `City Of Angels` and `Courage Under Fire`?
Meg Ryan |
Chris Boardman is famous for what sport?
Cycling |
What was the title of Oasis` first number one UK hit single?
`Some Might Say` |
If you were born in June, you must be one of which two star signs?
Gemini and Cancer |
Which of the following Shakespeare plays would not be classed as histories? King John, King Lear or Richard III?
King Lear |
In which city is the headquarters of the United Nations?
New York |
