 February 2005 (Questions 61 to 80 of 110) |
From which 1968 film did the band Duran Duran get their name?
Barbarella |
What habit does an onychophagist have?
Biting their fingernails |
Which swimming stroke was not introduced into the Olympics until 1956?
Butterfly |
What is the largest number on a standard backgammon doubling cube?
64 |
Which 1915 film, directed by D.W.Griffith, was seen as a landmark in American movies?
`The Birth Of A Nation` |
Which of Shakespeare`s plays begins on a ship at sea in a storm?
`The Tempest` |
What is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea?
Sicily |
With which cartoon series would you associate `The Buzzwagon`, `The Crimson Haybayler` and `The Mean Machine`?
`Wacky Races` |
What was the name of the ship that Captain Pugwash sailed in?
The Black Pig |
What were the first living creatures sent into space by the United States?
Mice |
Which Roman Goddess is also a brand of margarine?
Flora |
At which venue is the Scottish Cup Final traditionally played?
Hampden Park |
The world`s first public railway was opened in which country?
England |
What three words, when separated by commas make up the motto of the Olympic games?
Faster, higher and stronger. |
Soul singer, Bobby Brown, married which successful female singer in 1992?
Whitney Houston |
Napoleon was born on which island?
Corsica |
Which comedian plays the character of Paul Calf on television?
Steve Coogan |
In which film did Arnold Swarzenegger say `I`ll be back` for the first time?
`The Terminator` |
Who is said to have founded Rome after killing his brother? Romulus or Remus?
Romulus |
Who recorded the 1994 album `Return Of The Space Cowboy`?
Jamiroquai |
