 November 2003 (Questions 81 to 100 of 117) |
By what scoreline did Argentina beat West Germany in the 1986 World Cup final?
3-2 |
Which of the following elements has the highest atomic number? Lead, Xenon or Zirconium?
Lead |
Which female singer had the bestselling album in the UK in 1999 called `Come On Over`?
Shania Twain |
In the TV series `Absolutely Fabulous`, who played Edina`s mother?
June Whitfield |
Which English football team started out as the Thames Ironworks?
West Ham United |
How many days is the average gestation period of a rabbit? 30, 50 or 70?
30 |
Who released an album called `The Great Rock & Roll Swindle`?
The Sex Pistols |
Whose acceptance speech at the Oscars in 2001 included the line `I love the world, I`m so happy, thank you`?
Julia Roberts |
In which 1980s film did Dudley Moore play an elf?
`Santa Claus The Movie` |
In the film and TV series, what does the letter `M` stand for in `M*A*S*H`?
Mobile |
What is the only sign of the zodiac not named after a living creature, and what is it named after?
Libra, named after the scales. |
What is the motto of the Special Air Services (SAS)?
`Who dares, wins` |
Which British composer and playwright wrote the musical `Oliver`?
Lionel Bart |
What alloy was the most important metal for tools and weapons between the years 4000 and 2000 B.C.?
Bronze |
In which year did Tony Blair first become British Prime Minister?
1997 |
Which Leicestershire town is famous for its pork pies?
Melton Mobray |
What is the only word in English ending in the letters `mt`?
Dreamt |
Which famous sportsman is nicknamed `The Golden Bear`?
Jack Nicklaus |
Which of the following William Shakespeare plays would be classed as a tragedy? Henry V, Midsummer`s Night Dream or Hamlet?
Hamlet |
Celine Dion won the Eurovision song contest for which European country?
Switzerland |
