 March 2005 (Questions 41 to 60 of 97) |
In which month is poet Robert Burns birthday celebrated?
January (25th) |
Which footballer scored the first ever goal in the English Premiership?
Brian Deane |
What is the name of the coloured part of an eye?
The iris |
Which US politician once said `Space is almost infinite. As a matter of fact we think it is infinite`?
Dan Quayle |
In the order of the British Empire, what does the letter `C` stand for in CBE?
Commander |
Which British football team won the European Cup in 1968?
Manchester United |
Which sign of the zodiac is represented by the Ram?
Aries |
Which Spice Girl realeased the album `Schizophonic`?
Geri Halliwell |
In the song `The Twelve Days Of Christmas`, how what did my true love give to me on the 12th day?
12 Drummers Drumming |
Who wrote the book `About A Boy` which was later turned into a successful film starring Hugh Grant?
Nick Hornby |
In which year was the numbering of houses first introduced?
1463 |
Which King was known as William the Conqueror? William I, William II or William III?
William I |
Which animated TV character said `I`m not normally a religious man, but if you`re up there, save me, Superman`?
Homer Simpson |
During which war did Florence Nightingale become famous for her work in army hospitals?
Crimean |
In the novel `20,000 Leagues Under The Sea` what was the name of the captain of the submarine Nautilus?
Captain Nemo |
How many legs does a lobster have? Four, Eight or Ten?
Ten |
What is the most common accident in UK homes? Struck By Static Object, Struct By Moving Object or Tripping Over?
Tripping Over |
In what year was `Pong`, the first ever video game released?
1972 |
Which 1995 film starred Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Val Kilmer?
Heat |
In which battle was Horatio Nelson fatally wounded?
Trafalgar |
