 May 2007 (Questions 1 to 20 of 67) |
According to Douglas Adams what number is the meaning of life?
42 |
When the UN was established in 1945, what did it replace?
The League of Nations |
What is the name of the largest lake in South America?
Titicaca |
What is the capital of Libya?
Tripoli |
Where did the peaceful Velvet Revolution take place in 1989?
Czechoslovakia |
Which boy`s name was the title of the debut album released by Amy Winehouse?
Frank |
Which singer had a string of hits in the 1970s and is often referred to as the `Queen of Disco`?
Donna Summer |
What is the chemical symbol for Arsenic?
As |
Used in satellite navigation, what do the initials in the term GPS stand for?
Global Positioning System |
Who invented the ball-point pen?
Laszlo Biro |
What does the information technology term RAM stand for?
Random Access Memory |
In which city is the TV series Grey`s Anatomy set?
Seattle |
Which country was previously called the Republic of Upper Volta?
Burkina Faso |
Which river runs through Budapest?
The Danube |
Name the two major feeder rivers to the Nile.
The Blue and White Niles |
Name the four American States that start with the letter `I`.
Idaho, Illinois, Indiana and Iowa. |
What is the main effect of vitamin K deficiency?
Bleeding |
What is the largest internal human organ?
The liver |
Who wrote the novel Sex And The City?
Candace Bushnell |
What was the name of the first full novel written by Charles Dickens?
The Pickwick Papers |
