 December 2004 (Questions 1 to 20 of 121) |
How many players make up a team in Gaelic football?
15 |
Which two months are named after Roman Emperors?
July and August |
Which actor played a character who was frozen for 50 years in the film `Forever Young`?
Mel Gibson |
What is the average of the numbers 1, 10 and 100?
37 |
Topeka is the capital of which American state?
Kansas |
In which British city was Guy Fawkes born and Dick Turpin killed?
York |
How is Saigon now known?
Ho Chi Minh City |
Which actor had a top ten hit called `Mona` in 1990?
Craig McLachlan |
In which four countries are the Alps?
France, Italy, Switzerland and Austria |
In which famous book would you find the characters Denisov and Dolokhov?
`War And Peace` |
In what country does the story `The Pied Piper Of Hamelin` take place?
Germany |
In 2003, which team did Arsenal lose 2-1 to, resulting in their exit from the European Champions League?
Valencia |
Whose paintings include `Mrs Siddons` and `Blue Boy`?
Thomas Gainsborough |
What is comic book hero Roy of the Rovers` surname?
Race |
Which American state is nicknamed the Empire State?
New York |
In which decade did the two-man bobsled team begin competing at the world level?
1930s |
Which comedian wrote the book and the play called `Popcorn`?
Ben Elton |
What is the ruling planet of the astrological sign Libra?
Venus |
Where would a `troglodyte` live? In a cave, up a tree or underwater?
In a cave. |
How many players are there in a baseball team?
9 |
