 April 2006 (Questions 21 to 40 of 42) |
What was the name of the band on The Muppet Show?
Doctor Teeth and the Electric Mayhem |
Who was the first black footballer to captain England?
Paul Ince |
What was the name of England`s wartime code breaking station?
Bletchley Park |
How much liquid does a flagon hold?
Two pints |
What was the year and venue of the Olympic games at which Steve Redgrave won his first gold medal?
Los Angeles 1984 |
Which sport is played over four periods of 15 minutes where only two of the seven players can score?
Netball |
From what stone is the Taj Mahal built?
Marble |
Who were the first British football club to win a European trophy?
Tottenham Hotspur (1963 Cup Winners Cup) |
Nutwood Cottage is the home of which children`s storybook character?
Rupert Bear |
What was the name of Napoleon`s first wife?
Josephine |
Which is the only vitaman not to be found in an egg?
Vitamin C |
On which subject does Monty Don write and broadcast?
Gardening |
Which pop band named itself after an American firetruck?
REO Speedwagon |
What is the maximum achievable score in Fifteen-to-one?
433, 10 pts for each of all 40 questions, 10 pts each life, 3 pts for lives from 1st and 2nd rounds |
`Question or Nominate` was a phrase commonly heard on which UK TV quiz show?
Fifteen-to-one |
Cuba, Jamaica and Hispaniola are all part of which island group in the West Indies?
The Greater Antilles |
The town of Titipu in Japan, the Tower of London and Venice in Italy. What is the musical connection?
They`re all settings for Gilbert and Sullivan operas |
In 1948, a modern version of which oath was drawn up by the world medical association in Geneva?
The Hippocratic Oath. |
What is the significance of the dates August 9th 1902, June 23rd 1911, May 12th 1937 and June 2nd 1953?
They`re Coronation dates |
In English law, what is deemed to be the first priority for payment from the estate of a deceased person?
The funeral expenses. |
