 August 2004 (Questions 41 to 60 of 123) |
Who had a top ten hit in 1983 called `Rip It Up`?
Orange Juice |
What is the sum of the internal angles in a hexagon?
720 degrees |
The Scandanavian pop group Aqua had a hit single about which doctor?
`Dr Jones` |
In which country land did the Ptolemy dynasty once rule?
Egypt |
What is the largest city in Switzerland?
Zurich |
Which half of a famous comedy duo was born at Ulverston in the Lake District in 1890?
Stan Laurel |
Which football team do Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis support?
Manchester City |
What was the subject of the 1958 film `A Night To Remember`?
The sinking of the ship Titanic |
How many hours does a boxer have to reach the required weight if he fails to make the target at the official weigh in? 1, 12 or 24?
1 |
Which pop group comprised Vince Clarke and Alison Moyet?
Yazoo |
What was unusual about the role that won Linda Hunt a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for the film `The Year Of Living Dangerously`?
The character she played was male |
Who played the character of `Ferris Bueller` in the film `Ferris Bueller`s Day Off`?
Matther Broderick |
Who played Doctor Who in just 31 episodes between 1984 and 1986?
Colin Baker |
Which `M` is the capital of the American state of Wisconsin?
Madison |
What is methyphobia the fear of?
Alcohol |
What nationality was the racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio?
Argentinian |
What is a leprechaun`s profession?
A cobbler (shoemaker) |
In what film did Russell Crowe make his American debut, appearing with Sharon Stone, Leonardo Di Caprio and Gene Hackman?
`The Quick And The Dead` |
Which TV series was set in Kirby Newtown?
`Z Cars` |
Who in 1988 became the first boxer to win world titles at 5 officially recognises weights?
Sugar Ray Leonard |
