 September 2004 (Questions 61 to 80 of 124) |
Who wrote the poem `Coming Through The Rye`?
Robert Burns |
What was the name of Paul Eddington`s character in the TV shows `Yes, Minister` and `Yes, Prime Minister`?
Jim Hacker |
When was Oxford University founded?
1167 |
In the TV comedy series `Blackadder`, what was Blackadder`s first name?
Edmund |
The title of which 1961 novel by J Heller means a situation where you can`t win?
Catch 22 |
On a movie set, who or what is the gaffer?
The chief electrician |
Which female vocalist released the album `Drag`?
K. D. Lang |
Which city is 402 miles from Cardiff, 156 miles from Newcastle and 149 miles from Aberdeen?
Glasgow |
In slang, how much money is a monkey?
£500 |
What brand of beer does Homer Simpson drink?
Duff |
What does NICAM stand for?
Near-Instantaneous Companded Audio Multiplexing |
In which year did Alabama become the first American state to recognise Christmas as an official holiday?
1836 |
How many red balls are used in a game of snooker?
15 |
Who was President of the United States during the American Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln |
What is the capital of the American state of Delaware? Boise, Dover or Jefferson City?
Dover |
Which fruit is also known by the scientific name of `Malus pumila`?
The apple |
Who provided the voice of the baby in the film `Look who`s talking`?
Bruce Willis |
In what film did Marlon Brando complain to his brother that he was handed `a one-way ticket to Palookaville`?
`On The Waterfront` |
Which `N` is the brand gets its name from the Latin word, meaning `snow-white` in English?
Nivea |
What word is used to describe a group of ants?
Colony |
