 September 2004 (Questions 81 to 100 of 124) |
Who played Marc Antony in the 1963 film `Cleopatra`?
Richard Burton |
What was the approximate population of Russia in 2000? 150 million, 250 million or 400 million?
150 million |
For what invention is Earl Silas Tupper best known?
Tupperware |
Which `T` was the surname of the subject of the first of the Mr Men books?
Tickle |
What was the name of the first ventriloquist`s dummy to have a top ten hit in the UK charts?
Orville |
In which city was the musical film `Cabaret` set?
Berlin |
Whose last words were `Tête d`Armée` which translate as `Chief Of The Army`?
Napolean Bonaparte |
Which of the following isn`t one of the famous Bronte sisters? Charlotte, Anne or Emma?
Emma |
What is the real name of the comedian who plays the character of Ali G?
Sacha Baron Cohen |
Nicole won the Eurovision Song Contest for which country in 1982?
Germany |
The film `The Shawshank Redemption` was based on a story by which author?
Stephen King |
`C-notes` and `Benjamins` are slang terms for which denomination of U.S. currency?
100 dollar bills |
In `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, what does the partridge in the pear tree represent? God, Jesus or Love?
Jesus |
In music, which is the lowest male voice?
Bass |
Who starred in the film `Enter The Dragon`?
Bruce Lee |
Exmoor, Welsh Mountain and Shetland are varieties of what type of animal?
Pony |
In which city is the record company Motown based?
Detroit |
After how many years of marriage is a wooden anniversary?
5 |
Which American President ordered the dropping of the first Atomic Bomb?
Harry Truman |
What did American astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discover in 1930?
The planet Pluto |
