 August 2004 (Questions 101 to 120 of 123) |
Who narrated the BBC childrens TV show `The Wombles`?
Bernard Cribbins |
How many times are a team allowed to touch a volleyball before it crosses the net?
3 |
What is the largest river in Alaska called?
The Yukon River. |
In the 2001 film `Mulholland Dr.` who the twin role of Betty and Diane?
Naomi Watts |
What nationality was the artist Edgar Degas?
French |
Which famous British author wrote `Chitty Chitty Bang Bang`?
Ian Fleming |
Rossini composed an overture about what legendary character? William The Conqueror, William Tell or King Arthur?
William Tell |
In 1997, what took over from `The Flintstones` as the longest running prime-time animated series?
`The Simpsons` |
In snooker, what is the lowest score that can be achieved by a player if he makes a full clearance in one visit to the table and only pots a maximum of one red with each shot?
72 |
In the game of Monopoly, how much does it cost to buy a house for Mayfair?
200 |
Which footballing duo sang `Diamond Lights` in 1987?
Chris Waddle and Glenn Hoddle |
In morse code, which letter is represented by a single dot?
`E` |
Which cartoon bird made its debut in “Walky Talky Hawky” in 1946? Woody Woodpecker or Foghorn Leghorn?
Foghorn Leghorn |
Which American President appears on a one dollar bill?
George Washington |
What was the title of the Spice Girls` debut album?
`Spice` |
Which two films that have won best picture Oscar`s in the 1990s have types of animals in their title?
`Silence of the Lambs` and `Dances with Wolves` |
Which character from `Alice`s Adventures in Wonderland` often said `Off with his head`?
The Queen of Hearts |
Of all the actors who played Doctor Who in the TV series of the same name, who appeared in the most episodes?
Tom Baker |
Albert Einstein declined the Presidency of which country in 1952?
Israel |
What is the hardest material in the human body?
Tooth enamel |
