 May 2003 (Questions 41 to 60 of 124) |
How many vowels are there in the Greek alphabet?
7 |
Which group, who had a number one hit in 1986, was fronted by singer Terri Nunn?
Berlin |
Which country suffered over 6 million deaths in World War II, equivalent to over 17% of it`s population?
Poland |
Which TV series first shown in 1996 and 1997 featured characters called Warren, Milly, Miles, Anna and Egg?
`This Life` |
Which literary character rode a horse called Rosinante?
Don Quixote |
Which Shakespearian character has the largest speaking part?
Hamlet |
Who wrote `The Hobbit`?
J. R. R. Tolkein |
How many Presidents heads are sculpted on Mount Rushmore?
4 |
What type of berries are used to flavour gin?
Juniper |
In which country is the 2000 film `Amores Perros` set?
Mexico |
Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote the music to which Boyzone song?
`No Matter What` |
Which Oscar winner was born with the name Cherilyn La Pierre?
Cher |
Which British driver won the Formula One World Drivers Championship in 1996?
Damon Hill |
What number do the Roman numerals XL represent?
40 |
What score is needed in an IQ test to be in the top 1% of the population?
155 |
Who composed the opera Tosca?
Puccini |
In J.R.R.Tolkein`s `The Hobbit` is Gandalf a wizard, a dwarf or a goblin?
Wizard |
Which group got its name from a US spy plane?
U2 |
What word in English is derived from the Greek for `master builder`
Architect |
What animal is known as the ship of the desert?
The camel |
