 October 2004 (Questions 21 to 40 of 151) |
How many players make up an Australian rules football team?
18 |
Which is Europe`s largest port?
Rotterdam |
For what was Sir Rowland Hill famous for in the 19th century?
Postage stamps |
Who plays the main villain in `Die Hard: With A Vengeance`?
Jeremy Irons |
In inches how wide is the balance beam in Olympic gymnastics? 2, 4 or 6?
4 |
Published in 1904, for which book is J. M. Barrie best known?
Peter Pan |
What type of animals does a farrier work with?
Horses |
Which two stations on the London Underground are closest together?
Leicester Square and Covent Garden |
What does the W stand for in George W Bush’s name? Walker, Walter or Wallis?
Walker |
What is the longest river in the world?
The Nile |
What is the name of Barbie`s younger sister?
Shelley |
Which sportsman in 1977 published his autobiography called `My Life And The Beautiful Game`?
Pele |
Which of the following operas was not composed by Puccini? Madame Butterfly, Tosca or The Barber Of Seville?
The Barber Of Seville |
Which of these is the lighest weight category in boxing? Bantamweight, Featherweight, Lightweight or Welterweight?
Bantamweight |
A pony is slang for what amount of money?
25 pounds |
In which English city is the Clifton Suspension Bridge?
Bristol |
In what year did George Orwell write 1984?
1948 (The title of the book switched the last two digits round). |
Who had a top ten hit in 1987 called `Shattered Dreams`?
Johnny Hates Jazz |
Fairview is the most common name for a city in America. How many cities are named this?
66 |
B&Q stores nationwide broke British law in 1989 by doing what?
Opening on a Sunday |
