 September 2003 (Questions 1 to 20 of 118) |
How many white five pointed stars are there on the Brazilian flag?
27 |
A centaur is a cross between which two creatures?
Horse and Human |
Which element has the chemical symbol C?
Carbon |
Which 1995 film featuring talking animals is based on a book by Dick King-Smith?
Babe |
`Eye Of The Tiger` by Survivor was the theme song to which film?
`Rocky III` |
Which famous actor directed the film `A River Runs Through It`?
Robert Redford |
Which band had a hit album called `Slippery When Wet`?
Bon Jovi |
Mrs Tiggie Winkle appears in what series of books?
`The Tales Of Beatrix Potter` |
What is a `Treskilling Yellow`, which was sold at an auction for over 2 million dollars in 1996?
A stamp |
In which continent are the top ten highest active volcanoes in the world?
South America |
Which two singers had a hit with the duet `Islands In The Stream` in 1983?
Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers |
With which sport would you associate Lance Armstrong?
Cycling |
In which country did the cloning of Dolly the sheep take place?
Scotland |
Which female scientist was the first to win 2 Nobel Science prizes?
Marie Curie |
In literature, which fictional character has parents called Lily and James?
Harry Potter |
Which American City is named after a British Prime Minister?
Pittsburgh |
How many pods are on the Millenium Eye in London?
32 |
What is the chemical symbol for the element Strontium?
Sr |
Which Daphne Du Maurier novel was turned into a 1940 film by Alfred Hitchcock?
`Rebecca` |
What is the second lightest chemical element?
Helium |
