 April 2004 (Questions 61 to 80 of 115) |
In 1916, 55% of cars were of what make?
Model T Fords |
Which of the following flags does not feature the colour blue? Brazil, Germany or France
Germany |
In the British Army, what rank falls between Major General and Colonel?
Brigadier |
What was the name of the band All Saints` number one hit which was featured on the soundtrack to the film `The Beach`?
`Pure Shores` |
True or false : Thomas Edison who invented the lightbulb was afraid of the dark?
True |
In which year was a World Cup final first decided on penalties?
1994 |
What is the tallest and thickest kind of grass?
Bamboo |
Which TV cast had a hit with `Hi-Fidelity`?
`The Kids From Fame` |
What nationality was the composer Handel?
German |
What is most expensive property in the board game Monopoly?
Mayfair |
Which Scandanavian group had a top 20 hit in 1993 called `Dark Is The Night`?
A-Ha |
In which century was King Henry IV of England born?
14th |
Who directed the film `Alien`?
Ridley Scott |
Who was the only person to win a medal for Ireland at the Sydney Oiympics in 2000?
Sonia O`Sullivan |
What did Nicholas Copernicus argue was at the centre of our universe, and what was the common belief before then?
The Sun. Before then people believed it was the Earth. |
Which 3 American states begin with the letter O?
Ohio, Oklahoma and Oregon |
In what year did Ruth Ellis become the last woman to be hanged in England?
1955 |
The first nationally televised presidential debate involved which two American candidates?
John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon. |
How did Eric the Eel make his name at the Sydney Olympics in 2000?
By winning a swimming heat in a record slow time |
In which 1993 film does the character Dr Richard Kimble appear?
`The Fugitive` |
