 August 2003 (Questions 41 to 60 of 108) |
In February 2002, where in London were the Brit Awards held?
Earls Court |
By what title was Oliver Cromwell known?
Lord Protector |
Which TV comedy series sometimes featured a policeman called Roy Slater?
`Only Fools And Horses` |
Which song includes the line `And I`m floating in the most peculiar way`?
`Space Oddity` by David Bowie |
How many stars appear on the flag of Australia?
6 |
The English band Radiohead took there name from a song by which other band?
Talking Heads |
What is the main ingredient in a Molotov Cocktail?
Petrol |
In the 1967 film, was Lee Van Cleef ` The Good`, `The Bad` or `The Ugly`?
`The Bad` |
What two letters are worth the most in a game of Scrabble?
Q and Z |
In what year was the first women`s golf tournament held?
1811 |
In which 1988 film would you find a villain called Hans Gruber?
`Die Hard` |
In 1978, what was Sweden`s most profitable export, ahead of Volvo?
Abba |
How many wheels are on a tricycle?
3 |
What type of toy animal was `wheezy` in the film `Toy Story 2`?
Penguin |
Which famous museum opened in London, in April 1928?
Madam Tussauds |
How did Robert The Bruce die?
Of the disease leprosy |
In what film did Clint Eastwood play Dirty Harry for the second time?
`Magnum Force` |
In the Bible, how is the Decalogue also known?
The Ten Commandments |
What is the name given to a young bear?
A cub |
Byzantium is an ancient name for which city?
Istanbul |
