 September 2006 (Questions 1 to 20 of 20) |
Who did Clementine Ogilvy Hozier marry in 1908?
Winston Churchill |
What is the highest mountain in the USA?
Mount McKinley |
Who is the author of the `Harry Potter` books?
J K Rowling |
What do Park Place in Atlantic City, Park Lane in London and Flinders Way in Canberra all have in common?
Monopoly (they are all the second most valuable street) |
Which TV series could have been called `Truman and Adler`?
Will and Grace |
Which film sees the character Henri Charriere repeatedly try to escape from prison?
Papillion |
In 1744, which British golf course established the first golf club?
Muirfield |
What football club did Sir Matt Busby sign for at the age of 17?
Manchester City |
If James is five, Henry is three, and Edward is two, who is one?
Thomas the Tank Engine (engine numbers) |
Which achievement links Arthur Martin-Leake, Noel Chavasse and Charles Upham?
The only people to be awarded two Victoria Crosses? |
Who sang `Always look on the Bright side of Life` in the closing titles of the film `As Good As It Gets`?
Art Garfunkel |
Which Gerry Anderson character worked for the World Intelligence Network?
Joe 90 |
In Stingray what did WASP stand for?
World Aquanaut Security Patrol |
In the Gerry Anderson TV show, who was the sheriff of `Four Feather Falls`?
Tex Tucker |
What craft would you expect Steve Zodiac to be in?
Fireball XL5 |
In Thunderbirds, what was Lady Penelope`s surname?
Creighton-Ward |
What do the names Charlie, Oscar, Victor, Mike and Juliet have in common?
They are names in the NATO phonetic alphabet |
Which actor was stung in `The Sting`?
Robert Shaw |
What is the correct spelling of the rulers of ancient Egypt
Pharaoh |
Whose last film role was Mr Bridger in `The Italian Job`?
Noel Coward's |
