 January 2003 (Questions 1 to 20 of 144) |
What was the nickname of the first Spice Girl to go solo?
Ginger Spice |
Which of the following events did Carl Lewis not win a gold medal for at the 1984 Olympics? Long Jump, 400m or 100m relay?
400m |
Which two actors were nominated for best actor awards at the Oscars in 1991, both for playing wheelchair-bound characters?
Tom Cruise (for `Born On The Fourth Of July`) and Daniel Day-Lewis (for `My Left Foot`). |
How is Eldrick Wood`s better known?
Tiger Woods |
Who did Iain Duncan Smith beat in September 2001 to become the leader of the Conservative Party?
Ken Clarke |
Who was the main villain in the cartoon `Wacky Races`?
Dick Dastardly |
What country did Romans call Lusitania?
Portugal |
Which actor received 4 million dollars for his 10 minutes on screen in the film `Superman`?
Marlon Brando |
What became Hot Chocolate`s first UK number one single in 1977? `Everyone`s A Winner`, `So You Win Again` or `You Sexy Thing`?
`So You Win Again` |
What was the nationality of the inventor of the piano?
Italian |
Whose last words were `Et tu, Brute`?
Julius Caesar`s |
In fashion, what do the letters DKNY stand for?
Donna Karen New York |
According to the Bible, who was the father of the Jewish race?
Abraham |
Who is Britain`s largest employer?
National Health Service |
Beelzebub is Hebrew for what phrase, which was also used as the title of a famous novel?
Lord Of The Flies |
Who ruled England from 1837 to 1901?
Queen Victoria |
On which side of the road would you drive in Australia?
Left |
When the band Hear`say formed, who was the oldest member at 24?
Kym |
Who wrote the novel `The 39 Steps`?
John Buchan |
`The Two Jakes` was a sequel to what 1974 film?
`Chinatown` |
