 July 2003 (Questions 81 to 100 of 115) |
What type of animals are portrayed in the book `Watership Down`?
Rabbits |
What are the first three words in the Bible?
`In the beginning` |
For what reason did American Sally Ride become famous in 1983?
First American female in space |
Who were the two main stars of the film `Nine and a half weeks`?
Mickery Rourke and Kim Basinger |
In which year did the first Alcoholics Anonymous first meeting take place?
1935 |
The city of Glasgow stands on which of the following rivers? Forth, Clyde or Tay?
Clyde |
On which London street is Selfridges?
Oxford Street |
In which year did Coca Cola introduce Cherry Coke?
1985 |
Which football team won the first World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay |
As at the year 2001, what 5 James Bond films have titles with only one word?
`Goldfinger`, `Thunderball`, `Moonraker`, `Octopussy` and `Goldeneye`. |
What was Walt Disney`s first animated film with sound called?
`Steamboat Willie` |
Who had a hit in 1994 with `Zombie`?
The Cranberries |
From which country does beef stroganoff originate?
Russia |
What is the smallest breed of dog?
Chihuahua |
What is the birthstone for the month of July? Ruby, Pearl or Diamond?
Ruby |
In which year did Richard Nixon begin the secret bombing of Cambodia?
1969 |
On the London Underground, which line has only 6 miles of it`s total 41.5 miles underground?
The Metropolitan Line |
Which actress from the TV show `Friends` once appeared in the video for Bruce Springsteen`s `Dancing In The Dark`?
Courtney Cox |
What is the largest and also most southern of the Greek islands?
Crete |
Which popular salad gets it`s name from the New York hotel where it was first made?
Waldorf |
