 September 2003 (Questions 21 to 40 of 118) |
What is the capital of the American state of Louisiana?
Baton Rouge |
Which Madonna song includes the line `I have a taste for danger`?
`Beautiful Stranger` |
Where was the TV series `Starsky and Hutch` based? San Francisco, Los Angeles or New York?
Los Angeles |
Which band have had hits called `Waiting For A Girl Like You` and `I Want To Know What Love Is`?
Foreigner |
Which British city hosted the 1970 Commonwealth Games?
Edinburgh |
Who ordered the beheading of Mary Queen Of Scots?
Queen Elizabeth I |
Which darts player is known as `The Power`?
Phil Taylor |
In which continent is the Angel Falls waterfall?
South America |
When was the last Olympic games to be held before World War I?
1912 |
Who created the muppets?
Jim Henson |
By what name is singer Paul Francis Gadd better known?
Gary Glitter |
What was the name of the adult version of the TV show `TISWAS`? `O.T.T.`, `A.P.B.` or `S.F.A.`?
O.T.T. |
How heavy is a puck used in ice hockey? 4 ounces, 6 ouces or 9 ounces?
6 ounces |
Who played the title role in the 1975 film `Tommy`?
Roger Daltrey |
How many cards are there in a tarot pack?
78 |
Which English queen was married to Lord Guildford Dudley?
Lady Jane Grey |
Which geographical location was the first word spoken on the moon?
Houston |
In what year were the Queensberry Rules, which apply to the sport of boxing, originally drawn up?
1867 |
What is the closest city to Portsmouth? Brighton, Southampton or Chicester?
Chichester |
What 1975 film features the characters of Riff Raff, Magenta and Doctor Frank-n-Furter?
`The Rocky Horror Picture Show` |
