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By what name was Helen Porter Mitchell better known?
Dame Nellie Melba |
What is the name of the pan in which you make paella?
Paella (Paella is the word for `frying pan` in Valencian) |
How many dots are there in total on a pair of dice?
42 |
What are Grey Dagger, Forester and Dingy Footman species of?
Moths |
What nationality is the singer Feist?
Canadian |
Which rebellion was defeated at the Battle of Sedgemoor in 1685?
The Monmouth Rebellion |
Who wrote the Sinead O`Connor hit Nothing Compares 2 U?
Prince |
Who was the last Governor of Hong Kong?
Chris Pattern |
Which Prime Minister made Jeffrey Archer a life peer?
John Major |
Which of the Great Lakes touches Chicago?
Lake Michigan |
What were the first names of Riggs and Murtaugh in the Lethal Weapon films?
Martin (Riggs) and Roger (Murtaugh) |
Which football team are nicknamed the Rams?
Derby County |
Which famous sailor was born in 1758 at Burnham Thorpe in Norfolk?
Horatio Nelson. |
The doomed ship Titanic had two sister ships. What were their names?
Brittanic and Olympic |
Which type of animals find their way home using magnetism?
Molluscs |
Which animal is South African rugby union player Bryan Habana often compared to?
Cheetah |
Who sang Walking In The Air in the original version of the Snowman?
Peter Auty |
What are the first names of the twin girls in Bart`s class in The Simpsons?
Sherri and Teri |
What do Germans do with a `handy`?
Make a phone call with it (it is the German name for a mobile phone) |
Who won the Golden Boot at the 1986 football World Cup?
Gary Lineker |
