 March 2006 (Questions 41 to 60 of 64) |
Who sang the first line of the USA for Africa`s `We Are The World`?
Lionel Richie |
In which county is Glastonbury?
Somerset |
Which famous building has the address 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?
The White House |
At which sporting venue would you find Melling Road?
Aintree race course |
How many times did Nigel Mansell win the British Grand Prix?
4 |
Who wrote `Gullivers Travels`?
Jonathan Swift |
In what year did ITV start broadcasting?
1955 |
What was the character name of the `Saint`?
Simon Templar |
What was the surname of the character in the 60`s drama `Man In A Suitcase`?
McGill |
Which American soul singer`s dad played football for Glasgow Celtic ?
Gil Scott-Heron |
Which Olympic sport needs a planting box?
Pole Vault |
Who was manager of Manchester United immediately before Sir Alex Ferguson?
Ron Atkinson |
What, according to a Government-backed study in 2004, has increased on women by more than six inches over the last 50 years?
Their waistlines |
Who painted The Laughing Cavalier?
Frans Hals |
By what name are Dominican Monks also known as? Whitefriars, Blackfriars or Greyfriars?
Blackfriars |
What is the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Lambeth Palace |
What is the name given to the green alkaline fluid produced by the liver?
Bile |
Aboard which ship did Captain Scott sail to the Antarctic in 1901?
The Discovery |
What word describes substances that can be broken down by biological action?
Biodegradable |
What was the name of the dog in the American TV sit-com `Mad About You`?
Murray |
