 August 2007 (Questions 1 to 20 of 36) |
In what year did Madame Tussaud`s first open?
1928 |
Which make of car is named after it`s intended market - the U.S.A ?
Lexus (stands for Luxury Export United States) |
With what did the CIA reputedly try to assassinate Fidel Castro?
An exploding cigar |
Which other TV soap, other than EastEnders, did Ross Kemp star in?
Emmerdale |
`Woman Hitler` is an anagram of which relative?
Mother-in-law |
What was the profession of Wyatt Earp`s sidekick Doc Holiday?
Dentist |
What is the third largest city in the US?
Chicago |
What colour are the shorts that Bart Simpson normally wears?
Blue |
In which art gallery is the Mona Lisa kept?
The Louvre |
In musical notes, which is bigger - a crotchet or a semibreve?
Semibreve |
In a game of chess, what is the only piece able to jump over other pieces?
Knight |
Which spider gets its name from when the female sometimes eats the male after mating?
Black Widow Spider |
In terms of land area, what was the largest empire of all time?
The British Empire |
Who played Annie Wilkes in the 1990 film `Misery`?
Kathy Bates |
Who is the presenter of the Weakest Link?
Anne Robinson |
Which British female singer had a 2006 hit with `Rehab`?
Amy Winehouse |
When viewed at a certain angle, the 1553 painting: `The Ambassadors` reveals which mysterious object?
A skull |
What is the capital of Iran?
Tehran |
What is the deepest lake in the world?
Lake Baikal |
What is the capital of Saudi Arabia?
Riyadh |
