 July 2004 (Questions 41 to 60 of 109) |
Jill Morrell campaigned for the release of which hostage, who finally released in 1991?
John McCarthy |
If you were born on Burns night, which star sign would you be?
Aquarius |
What is the national bird of New Zealand?
The Kiwi |
How many pieces are there in a standard set of dominoes?
28 |
In 1983, what became the Eurythmics first UK top ten single?
`Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)` |
In what year did Roger Bannister first break the 4 minute mile barrier?
1954 |
Whose first novel was `The Mysterious Affair at Styles`?
Agatha Christie`s |
Which actress starred in `Dial M For Murder`, `Rear Window` and `High Society`?
Grace Kelly |
Which of the following operas was first performed before the other two? The Magic Flute, Carmen or Fidelio?
The Magic Flute |
Who sailed to the Galapagos Islands on his ship HMS Beagle?
Charles Darwin |
In which 1999 TV series did Janet Street-Porter walk from Edinburgh to London? Capital Challenge, As The Crow Flies or Street Life?
As The Crow Flies |
`The Dancing Class` is one of many paintings about ballet dancers created by which artist?
Edgar Degas |
Which of the following was not one of Roger Hargreaves` Mr Men? Mr Daydream, Mr Noisy or Mr Trouble?
Mr Trouble |
What animal is used to represent the star sign Leo?
Lion |
Which of the following countries is not in Europe? Luxembourg, Austria or Morocco?
Morocco |
How many numbered compartments are there on a roulette wheel?
37 (0 to 36) |
In the 1974 film `Zardoz`, Sean Connery discovers that the name in the title of the film comes from which famous book?
The Wizard Of Oz |
Who sang the theme for the Bond film `From Russia With Love`?
Matt Monroe |
Which singer starred in the film `Desperately Seeking Susan`?
Madonna |
Which TV show was set in Blair General Hospital?
Dr Kildare |
