 September 2004 (Questions 21 to 40 of 124) |
Which four fim stars formed `United Artists` in 1919?
Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and D. W. Griffiths |
Which element has the chemical symbol Br?
Bromine |
Which group sang the song `Take My Breath Away` which featured in the film `Top Gun`?
Berlin |
In which 1988 film would you find the character of Hans Gruber?
Die Hard |
What is the title of former MI5 agent, Peter Wright`s controversial memoirs?
`Spycatcher` |
Which English novel has been portrayed on screen more than any other?
`A Christmas Carol` |
After how many years of marriage would you celebrate your ruby anniversary?
40 |
What is the capital of Hong Kong?
Victoria |
A canton, halyard and field make up what item?
A flag |
Who was British poet laureate between 1972 and 1984?
John Betjeman |
Who played General George Custer in the film `They Died With Their Boots On`?
Erroll Flynn |
During what century was Napoleon Bonaparte the emperor of France?
19th |
On which island did the now extinct dodo live?
Mauritius |
In which decade did Charlie Chaplin die?
1970s |
What was the name of the follow up to the film `Raiders Of The Lost Ark`?
`Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom` |
If you were born on Halloween, what star sign would you be?
Scorpio |
Which city did the Romans call Eboracum?
York |
What was the name of Scrooge`s deceased business partner in Charles Dickens` `A Christmas Carol`?
Jacob Marley |
True or False : Most Eskimoes have fridges?
True (to keep their food from freezing) |
In which year did the Titanic sink?
1912 |
