 July 2004 (Questions 81 to 100 of 109) |
Which University did Tony Blair go to?
Oxford |
Which English football team was formerly known as Thames Ironworks?
West Ham United |
Who did Daniel Day Lewis portray in the film `In The Name Of The Father`?
Gerry Conlon |
Where are the smallest bones in the human body found?
Ear |
What was the first country to issue postage stamps?
Britain |
By what name is American Cherilyn Sarkasian better known?
Cher |
What character did actor Jerry Lacey play in the film `Play It Again, Sam`?
Humphrey Bogart |
In which ocean is the island of Mauritius?
Indian |
What is myrmecology the study of? Snakes, Ants or Bats?
Ants |
Which comedy duo had first names Bud and Lou?
Abbott and Costello |
Which actress has played characters called Rose Loomis and Sugar Kane?
Marilyn Monroe |
Which pop star has a daughter called Phoenix Chi Guizar?
Mel B |
What country had the Roman name Hibernia?
Ireland |
How many pints of beer make up a firkin?
72 |
What is the subject of Robert Altman`s 1992 film `The Player`? Hollywood, Baseball or the Stock Exchange?
Hollywood |
In which German city does the Oktoberfest beer festival take place?
Munich |
Used in a variety of games, what are sometimes known as `devil`s bones`?
Dice |
Who played Batman in the 1995 film `Batman Forever`?
Val Kilmer |
The Italian word for `scratched drawings` is used commonly in English. What is it?
Graffiti |
Whose paintings include `Man With A Clarinet`, `Still Life With Biscuits` and `Woman With A Book`?
Pablo Picasso |
