 November 2003 (Questions 21 to 40 of 117) |
What is Shakespeare`s shortest play?
Macbeth |
What number is meant by a devil`s dozen or a long dozen?
13 |
In Greek mythology, who was the goddess of marriage, women and childbirth?
Hera |
Which two brothers play the title roles in `The Fabulous Baker Boys`?
Jeff Bridges and Beau Bridges. |
What is the capital city of New Zealand?
Wellington |
In what year did Margaret Thatcher become Prime Minister?
1979 |
What name is given to the wedding anniversary celebrated after 70 years of marriage?
Platinum |
Who plays the title role in the Alfred Hitchcock film `Marnie`?
Tippi Hedren |
What is the most northerly town in Britain?
Lerwick (in the Shetland Isles) |
Why is the American dollar called a `Buck`?
It used to be the price of one bull |
In what film did Roger Moore play James Bond for the first time?
`Live and let die` |
Which singer had their only chart hit in 1991 with the theme to the Rugby World Cup?
Kiri Te Kawana |
What are the two main family names in `Romeo and Juliet`?
Capulet and Montague |
As at January 2001, what is the highest grossing film of all time?
`Titanic` |
The story `The Incredible Journey` features two dogs and a cat. What type of cat?
Siamese |
Which 1992 Robert Altman film featured cameos from Angelica Huston, Burt Reynolds and Cher, all playing themselves?
The Player |
Which organistation`s badge bears the logo `Blood and Fire`?
The Salvation Army |
How is the gas Nitrous Oxide better known?
Laughing gas |
In 2000, who became the first female to reach number one in the charts as a soloist, in a duo and as part of a group?
Melanie C |
What is Bugs Bunny`s catchphrase?
`What`s Up Doc` |
