 February 2005 (Questions 21 to 40 of 110) |
In which country does the river Amazon rise?
Peru |
Who had hits in the sixties including `Something`s Happening`, `Silhouettes` and `I`m Into Something Good`?
Herman`s Hermits |
`Two households, both alike in dignity` is the opening line to which famous play?
`Romeo and Juliet` |
What 1960 western was based on the film `The Seven Samurai`?
`The Magnificent Seven` |
In which year did John Major become leader of the Conservative party?
1990 |
What river flows through the city of Cardiff?
Taff |
Along with Georges Braque, which painter is famous for founding Cubism?
Pablo Picasso |
In the 1938 film `Going Places`, Louis Armstrong sung the song `Jeepers Creepers`. Who or what was `Jeepers Creepers`?
A racehorse |
Which politician`s last words are said to be `I`m so bored with it all`?
Winston Churchill |
In the board game `Monopoly` what is the American equivalent of `Mayfair`?
Boardwalk |
How many yards long is a furlong?
220 |
What dance was named after the Portuguese phrase meaning `snapping of a whip`?
Lambada |
Which famous novel includes the words `light of my life, fire of my loins`?
Lolita |
What Walt Disney film was the first to combine visual images with concert music?
`Fantasia` |
Bob Hope was born in which country?
England |
How many took part in the Last Supper?
13 |
Which part of the body would be treated by a chiropodist?
Feet |
How many Oscar nominations did Titanic receive?
14 |
How long is a hockey pitch? 60 yards, 80 yards or 100 yards?
100 yards |
What was the name of Courtney Cox`s news reporter in the `Scream` films?
Gale Weathers |
