 February 2004 (Questions 41 to 60 of 113) |
How old was William Shakespeare when he died?
52 |
What was the name given to the trials of 24 Nazi leaders for war crimes in 1945?
The Nuremberg Trials |
What is the name of the smallest planet in our Solar System?
Pluto |
Which US author said in his autobiography `There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics`?
Mark Twain |
In which American city might you see a Broadway show?
New York |
What is the common title of hit singles by Holly Johnson and The O`Jays?
`Love Train` |
In which film did Whoopi Goldberg win an Oscar playing the character of Oda May?
`Ghost` |
On which children`s TV show might you find Mrs Goggins?
Postman Pat |
Brontophobia is the fear of what? Thunder or Lightning?
Thunder |
Which sculptor created `The Thinker`?
Rodin |
Which band released the 1987 album `Appetite For Destruction`?
Guns `n` Roses |
Which band`s first single was `Running Free` in 1980?
Iron Maiden |
In the Bible, what were the names of Noah`s three sons?
Shem, Ham and Japeth |
What TV programme is shown in France as `Aux Frontieres du Reel`?
The X-Files (it translates as `At the borders of reality`) |
What does a kleptomaniac compulsively do?
Steal things |
In which American city are Madison Square Gardens?
New York |
Who was author Ian Fleming`s original choice to play James Bond on film, but who couldn`t do it as he was already comitted to a TV series?
Roger Moore |
Before becoming a pop star, Lisa Stansfield was a presenter on which British music show?
`Razzamatazz` |
The Rio Grande borders Mexico and which other country?
U.S.A. |
How many states is Australia divided into?
6 |
