 January 2003 (Questions 41 to 60 of 144) |
After how many years would you celebrate your crystal anniversary?
15 |
How is trinitrotoluene better known?
TNT |
In music, how many semi-quavers are in a crotchet?
4 |
In which country was actor Mel Gibson born?
America |
In the 2001 budget, the minimum wage was increased from £3.70 per hour to what?
£4.10 |
Alfred Hitchcock never won a best director Oscar, but which of his films won a best film Oscar?
`Rebecca` |
How long is an Olympic sized swimming pool?
50 metres |
According to surveys in the 1990s, what was the most common New Year resolution?
To lose weight |
Which of the following colours does not appear on the Irish flag? White, Yellow or Orange?
Yellow |
What are the only two musical notes which have no flats?
C and F |
Which organ of the human body does Hepatitis affect?
Liver |
What was the first name of John Travolta`s character in `Grease`?
Danny |
Who played the character of Lord Flasheart who appeared in several episodes of the TV comedy series `Blackadder`?
Rik Mayall |
Who wrote the words to Frank Sinatra`s hit `My way`?
Paul Anka |
What is telesphobia the fear of?
Being last |
What are commonly referred to as shooting stars?
Meteors |
Who was the first unseeded player to win the Wimbledon Mens Singles title?
Boris Becker |
Who played in the title role in the 1972 film `Junior Bonner`?
Steve McQueen |
On which corner of a motorway sign do junction exit numbers appear?
Bottom left |
What name is given to a hat with a flat horizontal top that is worn at graduation ceremonies?
Mortarboard |
