General knowledge IV quiz questions and answers
General knowledge IV quiz questions and answers
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General knowledge IV
General knowledge IV quiz questions and answers
Question | Answer |
Which object took almost seven hours to rise from the Solent in 1982? | The Mary Rose |
Which ocean is crossed to sail from San Francisco to Sydney? | Pacific |
Which ocean is the world's deepest? | Pacific |
Which ocean lies to the north of Russia? | The Arctic Ocean |
Which of Charles Dickens' novels was left unfinished in 1870? | The Mystery of Edwin Drood |
Which of Shakespeare's plays involves a pound of flesh? | The Merchant of Venice |
Which of the following can vote in a general election: the mentally ill, criminals, people under 18? | None |
Which of the seven deadly sins begins with G? | Gluttony |
Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World survives today? | Pyramids |
Which of Verdi's operas is set in Ancient Egypt? | Aida |
Which office block is located at the junction of Charing Cross Road and Tottenham Court Road? | Centrepoint |
Which Old Testament book is about the sufferings of one man? | Job |
Which 'ologists' study bumps on the human head? | Phrenologists |
Which 'ologists study the future through the movement of the planets? | Astrologists |
Which 'ology' is concerned with fossils? | Palaeontology |
Which 'ology' is concerned with the human skin? | Dermatology |
Which 'ology' is concerned with the study and treatment of crime? | Criminology |
Which 'ology' is the art of ringing bells? | Campanology |
Which 'ology' is the study of human life? | Biology |
Which Olympic water sport includes twists, tucks and pikes? | Diving |
Which opera features the song 'Take A Pair Of Sparkling Eyes'? | The Gondoliers |
Which orange seller became mistress of Charles II? | Nell Gwyn |
Which Order did Edward III found in 1350? | Garter |
Which order in the classification of animals has most members? | Beetles |
Which organ in the body is affected by otitis? | The ear |
Which organ of the body is affected by Bright's Disease? | The kidneys |
Which organ of the body secretes insulin? | Pancreas |
Which organisation was founded in Ontario, Canada, by Mrs Hoodless in 1897? | Women's Institute |
Which organisation's motto is 'Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity'? | F.B.I |
Which Oscar said, 'I have nothing to declare except my genius.' | Wilde |
Which painter caught the loneliness of city life in the 1930s and 1940s? | Edward Hopper |
Which painter was born at East Bergholt? | John Constable |
Which painting medium uses egg yolk and water? | Tempera |
Which painting was stolen and kept for two years by V. Peruggio? | The Mona Lisa |
Which Palace in London started a television service? | Alexandra |
Which paper was first published as the 'Daily Universal Register'? | The Times |
Which paradise holiday island is the most easterly of the West Indies? | Barbados |
Which part did Michael Jackson play in 'The Wiz'? | The Scarecrow |
Which part of a rhubarb plant is poisonous? | The leaves |
Which part of Captain Jenkins was cut off to start a war? | His ear |
Which part of his anatomy did Van Gogh cut off? | An ear |
Which part of its body does a snake use to detect noise? | Tongue |
Which part of the body is described by the word labial? | The lips |
Which part of the body would be affected by astigmatism? | Eye |
Which part of the brain controls the heart rate? | Medulla oblongata |
Which part of the foot is between the sole and the heel? | Instep |
Which part of the gut absorbs water from the food? | Colon |
Which part of the mint plant is used to make mint sauce? | Leaves |
Which pear-shaped tropical fruit has given its name to a bathroom suite colouring? | Avocado |
Which Phil became famous for presenting 'One Man And His Dog'? | Drabble |
Which philosopher invented 'the Superman'? | Friedrich Nietzsche |
Which pianist had hits with 'Side Saddle' and 'Roulette'? | Russ Conway |
Which piece of furniture is Benjamin Franklin credited with creating? | Rocking chair |
Which planet did Herschel discover in 1781? | Uranus |
Which planet did Mariner 9 photograph in 1971-72? | Mars |
Which planet did Mork come from? | Ork |
Which planet does Superman come from? | Krypton |
Which planet has a Great Dark Spot? | Neptune |
Which planet has a pink appearance? | Mars |
Which planet has at least 13 moons? | Jupiter |
Which planet has the Great Red Spot? | Jupiter |
Which planet has the largest number of moons? | Saturn |
Which planet has the lowest density? | Saturn |
Which planet is 4,500 million years old? | Earth |
Which planet is also known as the Red Planet? | Mars |
Which planet is fourth from the sun? | Mars |
Which planet is nearest to the sun? | Mercury |
Which planet lies between Venus and Mars? | Earth |
Which planet other than Venus does not have moons? | Mercury |
Which planet was discovered by Johann Galle in 1846? | Neptune |
Which plant-sucking insect caused huge disruption to the wine industry of Europe in the 19th century? | Phylloxera |
Which playing card is referred to as the 'curse of Scotland'? | Nine of diamonds |
Which playwright told besuited actress Edna Furber that she looked like a man, and was given the reply 'So do you.'? | Noel Coward |
Which playwright wrote 'Barefoot in the Park' and 'The Odd Couple'? | Neil Simon |
Which poet drowned while sailing off the coast of Italy in 1822? | Shelley |
Which poet sold his home, Newstead Abbey, to pay his debts? | Byron |
Which poet wrote about the charms of Miss Joan Hunter Dunn? | John Betjeman |
Which poetess had a dog named Flush? | Elizabeth Barrett Browning |
Which poisonous gas is given off from a car exhaust? | Carbon monoxide |
Which political party takes its name from a band of Irish outlaws? | The Tories |
Which politician had a dog called Pushinka? | John F. Kennedy |
Which politician's memoirs appeared in the book 'Upwardly Mobile'? | Norman Tebbit |
Which pop singer played in goal for Real Madrid? | Julio Iglesias |
Which pop singer's real name is Mary O'Brien? | Dusty Springfield |
Which pop star began legal proceedings against Sony in 1993? | George Michael |
Which pop star was Jeff Banks married to? | Sandie Shaw |
Which pope occupied the Holy See for only two days? | Stephen II |
Which pope was shot by Mehmet Ali Agca on May 13th, 1981? | Pope John Paul II |
Which position did Pope John Paul II play in the Polish amateur soccer team? | Goalkeeper |
Which precinct does Ed McBain write about? | The 86th Precinct |
Which pre-decimal coin do you shove in a table game? | Ha'penny |
Which prefix denotes a one thousand millionth part? | Nano |
Which premier was Huddersfield's most famous son? | Harold Wilson |
Which prime minister brought in a 10.30pm TV curfew in 1973? | Edward Heath |
Which prime minister of South Africa was assassinated in 1966? | Hendrik Verwoerd |
Which principality lies between France and Spain in the Pyrenees? | Andorra |
Which prison closed on March 21st, 1963? | Alcatraz |
Which prison did Mike Hammer actor, Stacy Keach, spend time in? | Reading Jail |
Which product was advertised by Supermodel Eva Herzagovia using the slogan 'Hello Boys'? | The Wonderbra |
Which profession would use the terms occlusion, isohyet and adiabatic? | Meteorology |
Which 'Professionals' were played by Lewis Collins and Martin Shaw? | Bodie and Doyle |
Which programme features Jilly Goolden, Oz Clarke and Michael Barry? | Food and Drink |
Which programme featuring Prunella Scales and Joan Sanderson transferred from radio to TV? | After Henry |
Which programme has Judith Harn and Carol Vorderman presented? | Tomorrow's World |
Which programme started with the words, 'There is nothing wrong with your television set....'? | The Outer Limits |
Which psychiatrist wrote 'Bird of Paradise'? | R. D. Laing |
Which public school did Sir Winston Churchill go to? | Harrow |
Which puppet appeared with Terry Hall? | Lenny the Lion |
Which purple precious gem is the birthstone for February? | Amethyst |
Which queen of England had 11 fingers? | Anne Boleyn |
Which queen started a nursing service for soldiers? | Queen Alexandra |
Which race meeting is as famous for its hats as for its horses? | Ascot |
Which Radio 4 show does Antony Clare host? | In The psychiatrist's chair |
Which radio DJ urged listeners to 'fight the flab'? | Terry Wogan |
Which radio programme featured the saying, 'Left hand down a bit'? | The Navy Lark |
Which radio serial is 'an everyday story of country folk'? | The Archers |
Which radio show featured Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield? | Take It From Here |
Which radio show was originally called 'Crazy People'? | The Goon Show |
Which record label did Jesus and Mary Chain first record on? | Blanco y negro |
Which record label turned down The Beatles? | Decca |
Which record producer Phil produced a 'wall of sound' in the 1960s? | Spector |
Which religion observes the Passover? | Judaism |
Which religious body publishes a magazine called 'The War Cry'? | The Salvation Army |
Which religious sect was founded by J. N. Darby and E. Cronin? | The Plymouth Brethren |
Which religious writer was born in Elstow, near Bedford? | John Bunyan |
Which reporter fronted the film footage that sparked off Band Aid? | Michael Buerk |
Which residence of the Queen's was opened to the public in 1993? | Buckingham Palace |
Which residential university college was founded in 1899 for working people? | Ruskin College |
Which revolution began in 1917? | Russian Revolution |
Which Richard starred in 'Ever Decreasing Circles'? | Briers |
Which river does the water in real Irish Guinness come from? | The Liffey |
Which river flows through Cambridge? | The Cam |
Which river flows through the Grand Canyon in the United States? | Colorado river |
Which river forms part of the frontier between Spain and Portugal? | The Guadiana |
Which River provided hits for Andy Williams and Danny Williams? | Moon |
Which river runs through the Grand Canyon? | Colorado |
Which rock forms the greater part of the White Cliffs of Dover? | Chalk |
Which rock group's name is the Latin for the existing state of things? | Status Quo |
Which rock guitarist had a band called the Experience? | Jimi Hendrix |
Which rock guitarist prophetically said, 'When you're dead you're made for life'? | Jimi Hendrix |
Which rock star, known as 'Slowhand', received an OBE in 1995? | Eric Clapton |
Which rock superstar is a former chairman of Watford football club? | Elton John |
Which Roger has played James Bond? | Moore |
Which Roman emperor died at York in AD 211? | Severus |
Which Roman emperor ordered St Peter to be crucified? | Nero |
Which Roman goddess of flowers is the name of a brand of margarine? | Flora |
Which romantic poet wrote 'The Bride of Abydos'? | Lord Byron |
Which Ron played Fagin on film? | Moody |
Which Ronnie Barker comedy was set inside a prison? | Porridge |
Which Rovers does veteran cartoon character Roy play for? | Melchester |
Which royal estate was bought by Prince Albert for £31,000? | Balmoral Castle Estate |
Which royal residence is in Norfolk? | Sandringham House |
Which royal sport would you see at Cowdray Park and Hurlingham? | Polo |
Which royal was quoted by the press as saying 'Why don't you naff off'? | Princess Anne |
Which rugby nation was readmitted to international competition in 1993? | South Africa |
Which Russian city used to be called Leningrad? | St Petersburg |
Which Russian ruler imposed a beard tax? | Peter the Great |
Which Russian ruler was known as 'the Terrible'? | Ivan |
Which Saint's day falls on 30 November? | St Andrew |
Which Samuel kept a famous diary in the seventeenth century? | Pepys |
Which satellite sent the first live TV transmission between America and Europe? | Telstar |
Which satellite TV station began broadcasting topless darts in 1996? | Live TV |
Which Saudi Arabian king was assassinated in 1975? | King Faisal |
Which scale measures the effects of an earthquake at a particular place? | Mercalli scale |
Which Scandinavian alcoholic spirit is made from potatoes? | Aquavit |
Which Scandinavian animals are famous for running over cliff tops? | Lemmings |
Which school did Billy Bunter go to? | Greyfriars |
Which school did Queen Elizabeth II attend as a youngster? | None at all |
Which scientist was known as the 'father of the Soviet H-bomb'? | Andrei Sakharov |
Which Scottish group took their name from a Scritti Politti lyric? | Wet Wet Wet |
Which Scottish Isle became linked to the mainland by a bridge in 1995? | Skye |
Which Scottish mathematician invented logarithms? | John Napier |
Which Scottish soccer team are known as 'The Dons'? | Aberdeen |
Which sea does the River Rhone flow into? | Mediterranean |
Which sea has no coast? | The Sargasso Sea |
Which sea is north of Turkey? | Black Sea |
Which sea lies between New Zealand and Australia? | Tasman Sea |
Which sea provides much of Britain's domestic gas? | The North Sea |
Which season do Americans call the Fall? | Autumn |
Which season does the word vernal relate to? | Spring |
Which secret society refers to God as 'the great architect of the Universe'? | Freemasons |
Which section do you look for in the newspaper to read what the stars have in store for you? | Horoscope |
Which series featured the firm McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kusak? | L.A. Law |
Which sex chromosomes are possessed by a human male? | XY |
Which Shakespeare play is in three parts? | Henry VI |
Which Shakespearean play takes place in Illyria? | Twelfth Night |
Which short-legged dog is named after the 18th-century parson who bred them? | Jack Russell |
Which show became in 1981 the most heavily insured in British theatre? | Barnum |
Which show has featured Christopher Biggins, Bob Carolgees and Gordon Burns? | Surprise, Surprise |
Which sign of the zodiac follows Capricorn? | Aquarius |
Which sign of the zodiac is represented as a man pouring water from a jug? | Aquarius |
Which signal replaced the CQD signal in 1906? | SOS |
Which Simon and Garfunkel song features the words 'Jesus loves you more than you can say'? | Mrs Robinson |
Which singer had a No 1 with 'All Kinds Of Everything'? | Dana |
Which singer said, 'You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on'? | Dean Martin |
Which singer was born in Rochdale and lived on the Isle of Capri? | Gracie Fields |
Which singer was launched into 'The Big Time' by Esther Rantzen? | Sheena Easton |
Which singer's name is Ciccone? | Madonna |
Which singer's real name is Declan McManus? | Elvis Costello |
Which sisterhood established at Assisi around 1212 adopted the Franciscan rule and habit? | The Poor Clares |
Which sisters had snakes on their heads in place of hair? | The Gorgons |
Which sisters recorded 'I'm In The Mood For Dancing'? | Nolan |
Which sit com shared its name with a food called the staff of life? | Bread |
Which sit com was set in and around St Ogg's Cathedral? | All Gas and Gaiters |
Which situation comedy had Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer as a married couple? | Butterflies |
Which sleuth drove round East Anglia in a vintage Lagonda? | Campion |
Which soap character had a secretary called Sly? | J.R. Ewing |
Which soap features The Woolpack pub? | Emmerdale |
Which soap has the pub The Malt Shovel? | Emmerdale |
Which soap pub sells Newton and Ridley? | Rovers' Return |
Which soccer club did Boris Becker have trials with? | Bayern Munich |
Which soccer side has Alexandra in its name? | Crewe |
Which soccer side play at a Cottage? | Fulham |
Which soccer side plays at St Andrews? | Birmingham |
Which soccer team did England cricketer Denis Compton play for? | Arsenal |
Which soccer team did Ian Botham play for? | Scunthorpe United |
Which soccer team is nicknamed 'The Pensioners'? | Chelsea |
Which soccer team plays at Ninian Park? | Cardiff City |
Which social security benefit was introduced in 1909? | Old age pension |
Which society requires a belief in the Great Architect of the Universe? | Freemasons |
Which society was founded in London in 1884 to promote socialist ideas peacefully and to establish a socialist state in Britain? | Fabian Society |
Which Sondheim musical tells the story of a murdering barber? | Sweeney Todd |
Which song contains the line, 'Each had a wooden horse'? | Two Little Boys |
Which song contains the words, 'If you lose your teeth when you're out to dine borrow mine!' | Friendship |
Which song contains the words, 'Johnny is a joker, he's a bird'? | Bird Dog |
Which song did Lulu sing in the Eurovision Song Contest? | Boom Bang-a-Bang |
Which song features the line 'I bet you think this song is about you'? | You're So Vain |
Which song starts, 'The taxman's taken all my dough...'? | Sunny Afternoon |
Which song was a hit for both Buddy Holly and Mud? | Oh Boy |
Which song was a hit for both The Bachelors and Robson and Jerome? | I Believe |
Which space probes failed to find life on Mars? | Viking probes |
Which spacecraft was commanded by Steve Zodiac? | Fireball XL5 |
Which spaceman appeared on the front page of the original 'Eagle' comic? | Dan Dare |
Which special day follows Shrove Tuesday? | Ash Wednesday |
Which special name is given to a group of ravens? | Unkindness |
Which spice comes from the crocus? | Saffron |
Which Spike said, 'Money can't buy friends, but you can get a better class of enemy'? | Milligan |
Which spiky tree has the scientific name Ilex aquifolium? | Holly |
Which sport awards the Harmsworth Trophy? | Power boat racing |
Which sport did Bill Beaumont play? | Rugby |
Which sport did David Duckham play? | Rugby Union |
Which sport do the Harlem Globetrotters play? | Basketball |
Which sport do the Pittsburgh Pirates play? | Baseball |
Which sport does Murray Walker comment on? | Motor racing |
Which sport does Sam Torrance play? | Golf |
Which sport has its headquarters in St John's Wood, London? | Cricket |
Which sport has two main styles, called freestyle and Greco-Roman? | Wrestling |
Which sport is a mixture of map reading and cross country running? | Orienteering |
Which sport is Chris Boardman famous for? | Cycling |
Which sport is played at Rosslyn Park? | Rugby Union |
Which sport is played at Sunningdale? | Golf |
Which sport was banned in England in 1849? | Cockfighting |
Which stage direction means to go off stage? | Exit |
Which star is situated almost exactly above the North Pole? | Polaris or the Pole Star |
Which star sign has the bull as its symbol? | Taurus |
Which star sign is shared by Pat Cash and Steffi Graf? | Gemini |
Which steam bath originated in Finland? | Sauna |
Which stinging weed can be used to make a kind of beer? | Nettle |
Which strait links San Francisco Bay with the Pacific? | Golden Gate |
Which strait links the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmara? | The Bosporus |
Which stretch of water separates Alaska from the Russian mainland? | Bering Strait |
Which stretch of water separates Sicily from Italy? | The Straits of Messina |
Which structural tissue is found in between the vertebral discs? | Cartilage |
Which subatomic particle is named after the Greek word for 'first'? | Proton |
Which substance is most used for pencil lead? | Graphite |
Which Sunday paper was launched in January 1990? | The Independent on Sunday |
Which sweets vanished in 1984, but were reintroduced in 1994? | Spangles |
Which swimmer starred in the film 'Bathing Beauty'? | Esther Williams |
Which swimmer won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympics? | Mark Spitz |
Which swimming stroke is named after an insect? | Butterfly |
Which tanker suffered a severe oil spill in Alaska in 1989? | Exxon Valdez |
Which tavern was the favourite of Falstaff? | The Boar's Head |
Which team did Alf Garnett support? | West Ham |
Which technique developed by the painter Seurat uses small dabs of colour laid side by side? | Pointillism |
Which tenor took the title role in 'The Great Caruso'? | Mario Lanza |
Which term means dying without having made a will? | Intestate |
Which term means related to the moon? | Lunar |
Which term means that material can be decomposed by natural means? | Biodegradable |
Which theme from a film did the BBC use for the 1984 Olympics? | Chariots of Fire |
Which theory compares the Earth to a living organism? | Gaia hypothesis |
Which three Lloyd brothers have played at Wimbledon? | David, John and Tony |
Which three South American countries does the Equator cross? | Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador |
Which title gave hits to both Jennifer Rush and Frankie Goes To Hollywood? | The Power of Love |
Which toilet roll ad features a Labrador puppy? | Andrex |
Which Tom starred in 'Magnum'? | Selleck |
Which toy is named after US president Theodore Roosevelt? | Teddy bear |
Which traffic light follows green? | Amber |
Which traveller had the unusual first name of Lemuel? | Gulliver |
Which treaty, signed by 32 countries, agreed to peaceful scientific research? | The Antarctic Treaty |
Which tree family includes the sycamore and maple? | Acer |
Which tree has English, white and slippery varieties? | Elm |
Which tree has the alternative name of 'cob'? | Hazel |
Which tribe rose in revolt against the Romans and was led by Boadicea? | The Iceni |
Which Trilogy was written by Olivia Manning? | The Balkan Trilogy |
Which trio took their name from characters in the Tintin cartoons? | Thompson Twins |
Which Tropic is further north, Capricorn or Cancer? | Cancer |
Which tsar conquered Kazan and Siberia in the 16th century? | Ivan the Terrible |
Which Tudor figure is the main character in 'A Man For All Seasons'? | Thomas More |
Which TV newsreader presented 'Treasure Hunt'? | Kenneth Kendall |
Which TV newsreader was married to cartoonist Mark Boxer? | Anna Ford |
Which TV programme began broadcasting daily on July 29th, 1949? | The weather forecast |
Which TV series featured a painter and decorator called Jacko? | Brush Strokes |
Which TV sleuth has the car registration number ST1? | The Saint |
Which TV soap pub sells Churchill Strong? | Queen Vic |
Which twins are represented by the zodiacal sign Gemini? | Castor and Pollux |
Which two Argentinean footballers were bought by Spurs after the '78 World Cup? | Ardiles and Villa |
Which two cities were the first two capitals to have a telephone link? | Paris and Brussels |
Which two colours appear on the flag of Denmark? | Red and white |
Which two colours appear on the UN flag? | Blue and white |
Which two colours are mixed in a television to produce yellow? | Red and green |
Which two countries are divided by the Palk Strait? | India and Sri Lanka |
Which two countries fly supersonic passenger aircraft? | France and Great Britain |
Which two countries fought for supremacy in the Punic Wars? | Rome and Carthage |
Which two explorers did Jefferson send to find a land route to the Pacific? | Meriwether Lewis and William Clark |
Which two fruits are anagrams of each other? | Lemon and melon |
Which two fruits were crossed to produce a nectarine? | Peach and plum |
Which two leaders had a meeting in the Brenner Pass in World War II? | Hitler and Mussolini |
Which two London teams have been involved with ground share schemes at Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park? | Charlton, Wimbledon |
Which two men were awarded the Nobel peace prize in 1993? | Nelson Mandela and F. W. de Klerk |
Which two people created 'EastEnders'? | Julia Smith, Tony Holland |
Which two South American countries produce the most coffee? | Brazil and Colombia |
Which two stouts are brewed in Cork? | Murphy's and Beamish |
Which two surveyors drew a line to set the boundary of Pennsylvania and Maryland? | Mason and Dixon |
Which two TV comedians say 'It's goodnight from me...' '...And it's goodnight from him'? | Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Corbett |
Which two words does the word modem come from? | Modulate, demodulate |
Which two writers created 'Auf Wiedersehen Pet'? | Clement and La Frenais |
Which type of bond is most common in organic molecules? | Covalent |
Which type of calendar is used today in the western world? | Gregorian |
Which type of flower has pods which are a source of vanilla? | Orchid |
Which type of headgear did Procol Harum sing about? | Homburg |
Which UK coin has a diameter of 3cms? | 50 pence piece |
Which UK soap staged a murder trial in May 1995? | Brookside |
Which Underground line is Marble Arch station on? | Central |
Which university featured Hugh Laurie, Tony Slattery and Emma Thompson in its 1981 revue? | Cambridge |
Which university is based at Milton Keynes? | Open University |
Which university is situated at Uxbridge in Middlesex? | Brunel University |
Which US actress was known as 'the sweater girl'? | Lana Turner |
Which US film director's work includes 'Taxi Driver' and 'Raging Bull'? | Martin Scorsese |
Which US politician shares his name with Duke Ellington? | Edward Kennedy |
Which US president achieved the highest grade in the boy scouts? | Gerald Ford |
Which US president was assassinated in a Washington theatre? | Abraham Lincoln |
Which US state is called the Nutmeg state? | Connecticut |
Which US statesman defined the 'four freedoms'? | Franklin D. Roosevelt |
Which US writer created Tarzan? | Edgar Rice Burroughs |
Which vegetable did Sir Walter Raleigh bring to England? | Potato |
Which vegetable is also known as the egg plant? | Aubergine |
Which vegetable is the main ingredient in coleslaw? | Cabbage |
Which veteran DJ Tony was the first voice on Radio 1? | Tony Blackburn |
Which veteran entertainer brought his 'odd odes' to TV? | Cyril Fletcher |
Which Viennese opera title when translated is 'The Bat'? | Die Fledermaus |
Which village does Jane Marple live in? | St Mary Mead |
Which village is the setting for 'Noel's House Party'? | Crinkley Bottom |
Which viral disease is also called grippe? | Influenza |
Which volcano erupted to give the greatest explosion in recorded history? | Krakatoa |
Which war in Europe took place between 1936-9? | Spanish Civil War |
Which war started with the bombardment of Fort Sumter? | American Civil War |
Which war was fought in the Far East from 1950 to 1953? | Korean War |
Which was Channel 4's first soap? | Brookside |
Which was the first British daily paper to sell a million copies a day? | Daily Mail |
Which was the first British newspaper to issue a colour supplement? | Sunday Times |
Which was the first British soccer side to win the European Cup? | Celtic |
Which was the first country to make seat belts compulsory? | Czechoslovakia |
Which was the first country, in 1824, to legalise trade unions? | Britain |
Which was the first stately home to open to the public? | Wilton House |
Which was the only case that Perry Mason ever lost in court? | The Case of the Terrified Typist |
Which was the second of the Star Wars films? | The Empire Strikes Back |
Which watch is from 8pm to midnight at sea? | First watch |
Which Wendy starred in 'Butterflies'? | Craig |
Which Wilkie Collins' book is said to be the first detective story written in English? | The Woman in White |
Which William did Queen Victoria succeed to the throne? | William IV |
Which William featured as a team captain in 'A Question of Sport'? | Bill Beaumont |
Which William featured in the title of a Benjamin Britten opera? | Billy Budd |
Which William led a gang called the Outlaws? | William Brown |
Which William was concerned with abolishing slavery? | William Wilberforce |
Which William was married to Mary II? | William III |
Which William wrote a poem about daffodils? | Wordsworth |
Which woman climber perished on K2 in 1995? | Alison Hargreaves |
Which wooden puppet was first written about by Carlo Collodi? | Pinocchio |
Which woodland area of Hampshire is noted for its ponies? | New Forest |
Which word can be someone in an army or a piece of toast? | Soldier |
Which word can go after blue and before neck? | Bottle |
Which word can go after funny and before china? | Bone |
Which word can go after jumbo and before black? | Jet |
Which word can mean suspicious or to do with seafood? | Fishy |
Which word could go before cab, skirt and van? | Mini |
Which word describes architecture dating from the time of James I? | Jacobean |
Which word follows 'paper' and precedes 'gammon' to make two new words? | Back |
Which word for a wide view is the name of a TV news programme? | Panorama |
Which word goes after lime and before house to make two new words? | Light |
Which word goes after piece and before times to make two new words? | Meal |
Which word is a German city and a light perfume? | Cologne |
Which word is used for a group of quails? | A bevy |
Which word meaning letter is in titles of books of the Bible? | Epistle |
Which word means faster than the speed of sound? | Supersonic |
Which word of four letters can go after beach and before gown to make new words? | Ball |
Which word, meaning 'I forbid' in Latin, means the right to prevent a law being enacted or an action being taken? | Veto |
Which work does Anitra's Dance come from? | Peer Gynt |
Which world-famous scientist said that any man who likes marching had been given a brain for nothing: just the spinal column would have done? | Albert Einstein |
Which writer created Philip Marlowe, the private eye? | Raymond Chandler |
Which writer established the Three Laws of Robotics? | Isaac Asimov |
Which writer featured Jonathan Harker in his most famous novel? | Bram Stoker |
Which year did Britain launch its first submarine? | 1901 |
Which year did Hong Kong become a British crown colony? | In 1842 |
Which year saw the deaths of James Hunt and Les Dawson? | 1993 |
Which year was the Victoria Cross instituted? | 1856 |
Who along with Sitting Bull led the Native Americans at the Battle of Little Big Horn? | Crazy Horse |
Who anonymously entered a contest in Monaco to find his lookalike and came third? | Charlie Chaplin |
Who answers the phone by saying, 'the lady of the house speaking'? | Hyacinth Bouquet |
Who appeared with Keith Chegwin on 'Multi Coloured Swap Shop' and later married him? | Maggie Philbin |
Who appeared with the coconuts? | Kid Creole |
Who appears with Lamb Chop? | Shari Lewis |
Who appoints the BBC's board of governors? | The Queen |
Who are the only two English sovereigns from whom Prince Charles is not descended? | Charles II and James II |
Who asked for the head of John the Baptist? | Salome |
Who asked Wendy Richard to 'Come Outside'? | Mike Same |
Who assumed the guise of Betty Burke? | Charles Edward Stuart |
Who assured viewers there were no hurricanes on the way in 1987? | Michael Fish |
Who at the age of fourteen became Britain's youngest chess International Master? | Nigel Short |
Who backed B. Bumble? | The Stingers |
Who became an overnight sex symbol when she made the film '10'? | Bo Derek |
Who became Earl of Stockton on his 90th birthday? | Harold Macmillan |
Who became known as 'Darwin's bulldog'? | Thomas Huxley |
Who became known as 'The King of the Wild Frontier'? | Davy Crockett |
Who became known as 'The Old Groaner'? | Bing Crosby |
Who became Lord Warden of the Cinque ports in 1978? | The Queen Mother |
Who became potter to King George III in 1806? | Josiah Spode |
Who became queen of The Netherlands in 1980? | Beatrix |
Who became ruler of Spain after the Spanish Civil War? | General Franco |
Who bought Queen Elizabeth II her first corgi? | Her father |
Who brews London Pride? | Fullers |
Who broke Muhammad Ali's jaw in 1973? | Ken Norton |
Who burned his guitar at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967? | Jimi Hendrix |
Who came directly after Pope John Paul I? | John Paul II |
Who came first as monarch, Queen Elizabeth I or Henry II? | Henry II |
Who came first as Prime Minister, Macmillan or Chamberlain? | Chamberlain |
Who came first as US President, Washington or Lincoln? | Washington |
Who came first King Edward VIII or George VI? | Edward VIII |
Who came first, Edward II or George II? | Edward II |
Who came to the throne of England on the death of Henry I? | Stephen |
Who captained England in the 1991 Rugby World Cup? | Will Carling |
Who carried the spirits of dead warriors to Valhalla? | The Valkyries |
Who charted with 'Virginia Plain'? | Roxy Music |
Who chronicled the cases of Lord Peter Wimsey? | Dorothy L. Sayers |
Who circumnavigated the world solo in 'Gipsy Moth IV' in 1966-67? | Francis Chichester |
Who claimed that 'History is Bunk'? | Henry Ford |
Who claimed to be the Listening Bank? | Midland |
Who classified the elements into the periodic table? | Mendeleyev |
Who commanded the Allied ground forces in the Normandy invasion of 1944? | Bernard Montgomery |
Who commanded the Prussian troops at the Battle of Waterloo? | Marshal Blucher |
Who composed 'Finlandia'? | Sibelius |
Who composed 'Peter Grimes'? | Benjamin Britten |
Who composed the opera 'Carmen'? | Bizet |
Who composed the Symphony No 7, known as 'the Leningrad'? | Shostakovich |
Who composed the '1812 Overture'? | Tchaikovsky |
Who composed the 'Enigma Variations'? | Elgar |
Who composed 'The Flight Of The Bumble Bee'? | Rimsky-Korsakov |
Who composed the music for 'West Side Story'? | Leonard Bernstein |
Who composed the opera 'The Tales of Hoffman'? | Offenbach |
Who composed the piece of music known as the 'Moonlight Sonata'? | Beethoven |
Who composed the theme for 'Neighbours'? | Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent |
Who composed the 'Thunder and Lightning' Polka? | Johann Strauss the Younger |
Who composed the tune to 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'? | Mozart |
Who composed the tune to 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'? | Mozart |
Who conducted the Three Tenors concert? | Zubin Mehta |
Who confessed to opium eating? | Thomas de Quincy |
Who converted the Louvre from a palace to an art gallery? | Napoleon |
Who co-wrote a 'Liverpool Oratorio' with Carl Davis? | Paul McCartney |
Who created a garden at Sissinghurst in Kent? | Vita Sackville-West |
Who created and provided the voice of Basil Brush? | Ivan Owen |
Who created Biggles? | Captain W. E. Johns |
Who created Billy Bunter? | Frank Richards |
Who created 'Brookside'? | Phil Redmond |
Who created Chief Inspector Alleyn? | Ngaio Marsh |
Who created 'Dalziel and Pascoe'? | Reginald Hill |
Who created Jimmy Porter? | John Osborne |
Who created Mickey Mouse? | Walt Disney |
Who created Monsieur Pamplemousse? | Michael Bond |
Who created 'Star Trek'? | Gene Roddenberry |
Who created the character Kiki the parrot? | Enid Blyton |
Who created the crazy Captain Kremmen? | Kenny Everett |
Who created the detective Paul Temple? | Francis Durbridge |
Who created 'The Flintstones'? | Hanna-Barbera |
Who created the German Luftwaffe? | Goering |
Who created The Muppets? | Jim Henson |
Who created the popular 1920s cartoon character Felix the Cat? | Pat Sullivan |
Who created the series 'Prime Suspect'? | Lynda La Plante |
Who created 'Till Death Us Do Part'? | Johnny Speight |
Who defeated Richard III at Bosworth in 1485? | Henry VII |
Who designed Blenheim Palace? | Sir John Vanburgh |
Who designed Coventry cathedral? | Basil Spence |
Who designed the city of New Delhi? | Edwin Lutyens |
Who designed the first lightning-conductor? | Benjamin Franklin |
Who designed the first mechanical adding machine in 1641? | Blaise Pascal |
Who designed the Spitfire? | Reginald Joseph Mitchell |
Who designed the Volkswagen Beetle? | Ferdinand Porsche |
Who devised the modern system for naming and classifying plants and animals? | Linnaeus |
Who did 1975 Miss World Wilnelia Merced marry in the 1980s? | Bruce Forsyth |
Who did Dr Hook speak to when trying to get through to Sylvia? | Sylvia's Mother |
Who did Frank Bruno beat to become WBC heavyweight champion in 1995? | Oliver McCall |
Who did Harry Enfield play in 'Men Behaving Badly'? | Dermot |
Who did Michael Caine play in 'The Ipcress File'? | Harry Palmer |
Who did Morecambe and Wise not want to sing on their show? | Des O'Connor |
Who did Ringo Starr replace as drummer with The Beatles? | Pete Best |
Who did Robbie Coltrane play in 'Tutti Frutti'? | Danny McGlone |
Who did Sirhan Sirhan assassinate? | Robert Kennedy |
Who did Sri Lanka beat in the quarter finals of the '94 cricket World Cup? | England |
Who did Tony Robinson play in the 'Blackadder' series? | Baldrick |
Who directed and starred in 'A Bronx Tale'? | Robert De Niro |
Who directed himself in 'Sharky's Machine'? | Burt Reynolds |
Who directed Mia Farrow in 'Rosemary's Baby'? | Roman Polanski |
Who directed the film 'Tommy'? | Ken Russell |
Who directed 'The Seven Samurai'? | Akira Kurosawa |
Who discovered oxygen in 1774? | Joseph Priestley |
Who discovered that the universe is expanding? | Edwin Hubble |
Who discovered the electron? | J. J. Thomson |
Who discovered the neutron? | James Chadwick |
Who discovered the pain-killing properties of cocaine? | Carl Koller |
Who discovered the three basic laws of planetary motion? | Kepler |
Who 'discovered' whom at Ujiji in 1871? | Henry Morton Stanley discovered David Livingstone |
Who does Paul Drake do private investigations for? | Perry Mason |
Who does The Beast fall in love with? | Beauty |
Who drew the cartoon comic-strip character Andy Capp? | Reg Smythe |
Who drew the Katzenjammer Kids for the 'New York Journal' in 1910? | Rudolph Dirks |
Who earned the nickname 'Slow-hand'? | Eric Clapton |
Who exclaims 'Dagnabit!'? | Deputy Dawg |
Who executed a one-man stage invasion to disrupt Michael Jackson's appearance at the 1996 Brit Awards? | Jarvis Cocker |
Who first claimed that the world was not flat but a sphere? | Pythagoras |
Who first recorded 'A Whiter Shade Of Pale'? | Procol Harum |
Who first urged Beethoven to 'roll over' in 1956? | Chuck Berry |
Who forms a trio with Clegg and Foggy? | Compo |
Who formulated the law of gravity? | Sir Isaac Newton |
Who formulated the periodic table of elements commonly used today? | Mendeleyev |
Who founded Eton? | Henry VI |
Who founded the first public library in the City of London? | Robert Ford |
Who founded the Methodist movement? | John Wesley |
Who founded the Microsoft Corporation? | Bill Gates |
Who founded the Rocket record label? | Elton John |
Who founded the Royal Hospital in Chelsea? | Charles II |
Who fronted the Tijuana Brass? | Herb Alpert |
Who gained an honorary Oscar in 1985 for 50 years of performing? | James Stewart |
Who gave Henry II the right to invade and conquer Ireland? | The English pope, Adrian IV |
Who gave his name to the absolute scale of temperature? | Kelvin |
Who gives his name to Radio 2's 'News Huddlines'? | Roy Hudd |
Who got one in the eye at the Battle of Hastings? | King Harrold |
Who had a CD called 'But Seriously'? | Phil Collins |
Who had a daily help called Mrs Scrubbit? | Mummy Woodentop |
Who had a flagship called 'Victory'? | Lord Nelson |
Who had a hit with 'Positively Fourth Street'? | Bob Dylan |
Who had a hit with 'This Little Bird'? | Marianne Faithful |
Who had a horse called Bucephalus? | Alexander the Great |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction'? | Rolling Stones |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Bachelor Boy'? | Cliff Richard |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Bohemian Rhapsody'? | Queen |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'? | Simon and Garfunkel |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Dancing Queen'? | Abba |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'I Just Called To Say I Love You'? | Stevie Wonder |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Imagine'? | John Lennon |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Lady In Red'? | Chris de Burgh |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Maggie May'? | Rod Stewart |
Who had a No 1 hit with the song 'Wuthering Heights'? | Kate Bush |
Who had a No 1 in 1995 with 'You Are Not Alone'? | Michael Jackson |
Who had a No 1 with 'Any Dream Will Do'? | Jason Donovan |
Who had a rifle called 'Old Betsy'? | Davy Crockett |
Who had sons called Ham, Shem and Japheth? | Noah |
Who had the first No 1 with 'Unchained Melody'? | Jimmy Young |
Who had the word 'Skytrain' printed on one side of his aircraft? | Sir Freddie Laker |
Who has been married to Gemma Craven and Liz Hobbs? | Frazer Hines |
Who has been world darts champion a record five times? | Eric Bristow |
Who has had hits with 'Tutti Frutti' and 'Rip It Up'? | Little Richard |
Who has played Lord Peter Wimsey and Bertie Wooster on TV? | Ian Carmichael |
Who has presented both 'Newsnight' and 'University Challenge'? | Jeremy Paxman |
Who headed the inquiry into the Brixton Riots in 1981? | Lord Scarman |
Who headed the report into the 1981 Brixton riots? | Lord Scarman |
Who hit a golf shot on the moon? | Alan Sheppard |
Who hosted 'The Last Resort'? | Jonathan Ross |
Who hosted TV's 'Every Second Counts'? | Paul Daniels |
Who hosts 'Blockbusters'? | Bob Holness |
Who in 1934 took the name meaning 'Father of the Turks'? | Kemal Ataturk |
Who in 1982 went topless at the England v Australia rugby game? | Erica Roe |
Who in 1984 scored the first nine-dart 501 finish in a major event? | John Lowe |
Who in 1989 said, 'The Communist party has no God-given right to rule'? | Mikhail Gorbachev |
Who in the Bible had a coat of many colours? | Joseph |
Who in the Old Testament is eaten by dogs? | Jezebel |
Who instituted the penny post in England? | Rowland Hill |
Who invented frozen food? | Clarence Birdseye |
Who invented gas street lighting? | William Murdock |
Who invented neon lights in 1911? | Georges Claude |
Who invented the caricature John Bull? | John Arbuthnot |
Who invented the coordinate system to compare relationships on a graph? | Rene Descartes |
Who invented the first motion picture camera? | William Friese Green |
Who invented the first replaceable razor blade? | King Camp Gillette |
Who invented the first safety match? | Johan Edvard Lundstrom |
Who invented the Flying Shuttle in 1733? | John Kay |
Who invented the game roulette? | Blaise Pascal |
Who invented the method by which the blind can read by touch? | Louis Braille |
Who invented the Polaroid camera in 1947? | Edwin Land |
Who invented the sextant? | John Hadley |
Who is actress Sandra Dickinson married to? | Peter Davison |
Who is Alison Clarkson better known as? | Betty Boo |
Who is chat show host Alan Partridge? | Steve Coogan |
Who is Cockney Chas's singing partner? | Dave |
Who is credited with the invention of scat singing? | Louis Armstrong |
Who is Debbie McGee married to? | Paul Daniels |
Who is Emma Forbes's mother? | Nanette Newman |
Who is generaly said to be the first Englishman to sail around the world? | Sir Francis Drake |
Who is George Logan better known as? | Evadne Hinge |
Who is Griff Rhys-Jones' comic partner? | Mel Smith |
Who is Hale's comic partner? | Pace |
Who is Julie Elizabeth Edwards better known as? | Julie Andrews |
Who is known as 'The Big Yin'? | Billy Connolly |
Who is known as the founding father of eugenics? | Francis Galton |
Who is Lady Antonia Fraser's father? | Lord Longford |
Who is Magnus Magnusson's TV presenter daughter? | Sally Magnusson |
Who is papa's daughter in the Renault ad? | Nicole |
Who is Reg Dwight better known as? | Elton John |
Who is said to have introduced the habit of smoking into this country? | Sir Walter Raleigh |
Who is Stephen Fry's comic partner? | Hugh Laurie |
Who is Steve Punt's comic partner? | Hugh Dennis |
Who is Sweet Baby James? | James Taylor |
Who is the author of 'Crossing the Threshold of Hope'? | Pope John Paul II |
Who is the author of the 1994 book 'The Swan'? | Naomi Campbell |
Who is the dictatorial father figure in Dickens' 'Hard Times'? | Thomas Gradgrind |
Who is the grocer's assistant in 'Open All Hours'? | Granville |
Who is the husband of Queen Noor? | King Hussein of Jordan |
Who is the lead singer with folk-rock group Steeleye Span? | Maddy Prior |
Who is the magical spirit of the air in Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'? | Ariel |
Who is the only British prime minister to have been assassinated? | Spencer Perceval |
Who is the only cricketer to score 501 in first class cricket? | Brian Lara |
Who is the only singer to have No 1 hits in the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s? | Cliff Richard |
Who is the patron saint of Germany? | St Boniface |
Who is the patron saint of grave diggers? | St Anthony |
Who is the patron saint of metal workers? | St Eligius |
Who is the patron saint of mountaineers? | Saint Bernard |
Who is the patron saint of music? | St Cecilia |
Who is the patron saint of music? | St Cecilia |
Who is the patron saint of tax collectors? | St Matthew |
Who is the patron saint of travellers? | St Christopher |
Who is the patron saint of wine growers? | St Vincent |
Who is the Queen's eldest grandchild? | Peter Phillips |
Who is the resident Lord in 'Private Eye'? | Lord Gnome |
Who is the sister of Joey Boswell? | Aveline |
Who is told the tales of 'The Thousand and One Nights'? | Scheherazade |
Who is UNICEF responsible for? | Children |
Who is Victoria Wood's comic partner? | Julie Walters |
Who joined forces with The Pogues on 'Jack's Heroes'? | The Dubliners |
Who joined French and Saunders in the quartet of 'Girls on Top'? | Tracey Ullman, Ruby Wax |
Who joined Richard Branson in his transatlantic hot-air balloon flight? | Per Lindstrand |
Who jumped off the Tallahatchee Bridge? | Billy Joe McAllister |
Who kills the bull in a bullfight? | Matador |
Who launched the 'Daily Mail'? | Viscount Northcliffe |
Who led the Argonauts in their quest for the Golden Fleece? | Jason |
Who led the British forces during the Siege of Mafeking? | Robert Baden-Powell |
Who led the crew of the 'Argo' in their search for the golden fleece? | Jason |
Who left a fortune in his will to develop a new phonetic alphabet? | George Bernard Shaw |
Who left an unfinished novel called 'Sanditon'? | Jane Austen |
Who left Channel 4 to become Director of the Royal Opera House? | Jeremy Isaacs |
Who left 'Take That' in July 1995? | Robbie |
Who lives at Clarence House in London? | The Queen Mother |
Who lives at Number 12 Downing Street? | The government chief whip |
Who lives in a kraal? | A Zulu |
Who lost her pocket? | Lucy Locket |
Who made his last stand at Little Bighorn? | General Custer |
Who made history with the 1st front-wheel drive vehicle in 1934? | Citroen |
Who made their screen debut in 'Puss In Boots'? | Tom and Jerry |
Who made up Abba with Benny, Bjorn and Annifrid? | Agnetha |
Who married Josephine de Beauharnais and Princess Marie Louise? | Napoleon Bonaparte |
Who murdered Catherine Eddowes on September 30th, 1888? | Jack the Ripper |
Who narrated the Paddington cartoon series? | Michael Hordern |
Who officially opened the 1936 Olympiad? | Adolf Hitler |
Who on the break-up of her marriage said 'Gimme the Plaza, the jet and 150 million dollars'? | Ivana Trump |
Who on TV has been 'Game For A Laugh' and on 'A Busman's Holiday'? | Sarah Kennedy |
Who on TV issued the command to 'sit'? | Barbara Woodhouse |
Who on TV often used the phrase 'you are, are you not...'? | Russell Harty |
Who once said: 'What good fortune for those in power that people do not think'? | Adolf Hitler |
Who opened the original Woodstock rock festival? | Riche Havens |
Who or what are Effingham, Grenville, Benbow and Collingwood? | British admirals |
Who or what is meant by the Fourth Estate? | The press |
Who or what is Sweet William? | A plant |
Who or what live in a holt? | Otters |
Who or what lived in Honalee? | Puff The Magic Dragon |
Who or what was Laika? | The first dog in space |
Who or what was the Empress of Blandings? | A pig |
Who ordered the building of the Pavilion at Brighton ? | The Prince Regent |
Who ordered the execution of Mary Queen of Scots? | Elizabeth I |
Who painted the 80th-birthday portrait of Sir Winston Churchill? | Graham Sutherland |
Who painted the most famous version of 'The Last Supper'? | Leonardo |
Who painted 'The Nightwatch?' | Rembrandt |
Who picked up the nickname the 'Louisville Lip'? | Muhammad Ali |
Who played Aunt Sally on TV in 'Worzel Gummidge'? | Una Stubbs |
Who played Beattie Bellman in the TV commercials? | Maureen Lipman |
Who played David Vincent in 'The Invaders'? | Roy Thinnes |
Who played every instrument on Cliff Richard's 'She's So Beautiful'? | Stevie Wonder |
Who played King Henry VIII in the film 'Carry On, Henry'? | Sid James |
Who played Len Fairclough? | Peter Adamson |
Who played Ma Larkin to David Jason's Pa? | Pam Ferris |
Who played Marty Hopkirk in 'Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)'? | Kenneth Cope |
Who played Miss Brahms? | Wendy Richard |
Who played Ned Kelly in the 1970 film of the same name? | Mick Jagger |
Who played Peter Mayle in BBC's 'A Year In Provence'? | John Thaw |
Who played Remmington Steele? | Pierce Brosnan |
Who played Robin Hood in the original British TV series? | Richard Greene |
Who played Rowdy Yates in 'Rawhide'? | Clint Eastwood |
Who played student Alan Moore in 'Rising Damp'? | Richard Beckinsale |
Who played the Bandit in 'Smokey and The Bandit'? | Burt Reynolds |
Who played the character of Mrs Fawlty? | Prunella Scales |
Who played the female lead in a sexual harrassment case in the film 'Disclosure'? | Demi Moore |
Who played the incidental music for the BBC's acclaimed drama 'Edge Of Darkness'? | Eric Clapton |
Who played the monster in the 1931 movie 'Frankenstein'? | Boris Karloff |
Who played the part of Eccles in 'The Goon Show'? | Spike Milligan |
Who played the part of Mrs Wembley in 'On The Up'? | Joan Sims |
Who played the Riddler in 'Batman Forever'? | Jim Carrey |
Who played the scarecrow, Worzel Gummidge, on television? | Jon Pertwee |
Who played the sixth Dr Who? | Colin Baker |
Who played Thomas A Becket to Peter O'Toole's Henry II? | Richard Burton |
Who plays TV's Inspector Morse? | John Thaw |
Who preferred '50,000 rifles to 50,000 votes'? | Benito Mussolini |
Who presented a show from Crinkley Bottom? | Noel Edmonds |
Who presented the first ever edition of 'Mastermind'? | Magnus Magnusson |
Who pricked her finger on a spinning wheel and slept for 100 years? | Sleeping Beauty |
Who produces 'the appliance of science'? | Zanussi |
Who provided the voice for Woody Woodpecker? | Mel Blanc |
Who provided the voice of The Book in 'The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy'? | Peter Jones |
Who punched Russell Harty during a chat show? | Grace Jones |
Who read 'The Gift Outright' at President Kennedy's inauguration? | Robert Frost |
Who received the first gold disc and for which song? | Glen Miller, Chattanooga Choo Choo |
Who recorded 'Michael Caine'? | Madness |
Who recorded 'Sultans Of Swing'? | Dire Straits |
Who recorded the album '12 Deadly Cyns ... And Then Some'? | Cyndi Lauper |
Who recorded the album 'A Night At The Opera'? | Queen |
Who recorded the album 'A Night At The Opera'? | Queen |
Who recorded the album 'Bad'? | Michael Jackson |
Who recorded the album 'Bat Out Of Hell'? | Meatloaf |
Who recorded the album 'Both Sides'? | Phil Collins |
Who recorded the album 'Brothers In Arms'? | Dire Straits |
Who recorded the album 'Crocodile Shoes'? | Jimmy Nail |
Who recorded the album 'Definitely, Maybe'? | Oasis |
Who recorded the album 'Divine Madness'? | Madness |
Who recorded the album 'Everything Changes'? | Take That |
Who recorded the album 'From The Cradle'? | Eric Clapton |
Who recorded the album 'Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me'? | Gloria Estefan |
Who recorded the album 'Listen Without Prejudice'? | George Michael |
Who recorded the album 'Made In England'? | Elton John |
Who recorded the album 'Medusa'? | Annie Lennox |
Who recorded the album 'Music Box'? | Mariah Carey |
Who recorded the album 'Once Upon A Time'? | Simple Minds |
Who recorded the album 'Parklife'? | Blur |
Who recorded the album 'Post'? | Bjšrk |
Who recorded the album 'Rumours'? | Fleetwood Mac |
Who recorded the album 'Shepherd Moons'? | Enya |
Who recorded the album 'Simply The Best'? | Tina Turner |
Who recorded the album 'So Far So Good'? | Bryan Adams |
Who recorded the album 'So far So Good'? | Bryan Adams |
Who recorded the album 'Spark To A Flame'? | Chris de Burgh |
Who recorded the album 'Stars'? | Simply Red |
Who recorded the album 'Steam'? | East 17 |
Who recorded the album 'The Colour Of My Love'? | Celine Dion |
Who recorded the album 'The Dream of the Blue Turtles'? | Sting |
Who recorded the album 'The Immaculate Collection'? | Madonna |
Who recorded the album 'Thriller'? | Michael Jackson |
Who recorded the album 'Tubular Bells'? | Mike Oldfield |
Who recorded the album 'Watermark'? | Enya |
Who recorded the albums 'John Wesley Harding' and 'Nashville Skyline'? | Bob Dylan |
Who recorded the LP 'Electric Ladyland'? | Jimi Hendrix |
Who recorded the original of 'Love Is All Around'? | The Troggs |
Who recorded the original track 'Stairway To Heaven'? | Led Zeppelin |
Who recorded the seasonal song 'Merry Xmas Everybody'? | Slade |
Who recorded under the aliases of Hector Grant, Charles Handy and Will Strong? | Peter Dawson |
Who regularly joins Roy Hudd for 'The News Huddlines'? | June Whitfield and Chris Emmet |
Who replaced Geoffrey Howe as foreign secretary in 1989? | John Major |
Who replaced Gilly Coman as Aveline in 'Bread'? | Melanie Hill |
Who represented the Queen at the funeral of Princess Grace in 1982? | Princess of Wales |
Who retired as undefeated heavyweight boxing champion of the world? | Rocky Marciano |
Who rode The Pie to victory to win the Grand National? | Velvet Brown |
Who rolled down the hill last, Jack or Jill? | Jill |
Who said - though not in English - 'I think therefore I am'? | Descartes |
Who said about what, 'If they don't come down by midnight we are going to play Des O'Connor records'? | Prison officer about the Strangeways riots |
Who said 'Father, I cannot tell a lie'? | George Washington |
Who said of his troops, 'I don't know what effect these men will have upon the enemy but, by God, they terrify me'? | The Duke of Wellington |
Who said there are 'lies, damned lies and statistics'? | Mark Twain |
Who said 'When you are as great as I am, it's hard to be humble'? | Muhammad Ali |
Who said, 'A Scout smiles and whistles under all circumstances'? | Robert Baden-Powell |
Who said, 'All the art in the world isn't worth a good potato pie'? | L. S. Lowry |
Who said, 'Am I dying beyond my means?'? | Oscar Wilde |
Who said, 'Anyone can get old. All you have to do is live long enough'? | Groucho Marx |
Who said, 'Anyone who hates children and dogs can't be all bad'? | W. C. Fields |
Who said, 'For years politicians have promised the moon. I am the first one to be able to deliver it.'? | Richard Nixon |
Who said, 'Genius is 1 per cent inspiration and 99 per cent perspiration'? | Thomas Edison |
Who said, 'I never had any problems with drugs, only with policemen'? | Keith Richard |
Who said, 'I shall hear in heaven'? | Beethoven |
Who said, 'I used to be Snow White, but I drifted'? | Mae West |
Who said, 'I want to be the white man's brother, not his brother-in-law'? | Martin Luther King |
Who said, 'Juantorena opens his legs and shows his class'? | David Coleman |
Who said, 'Just like that!'? | Tommy Cooper |
Who said, 'Make love in the afternoon ... It's the only time for it'? | Arnold Wesker |
Who said, 'Marriage is a wonderful invention - but so is the bicycle repair kit'? | Billy Connolly |
Who said, 'Philosophy teaches us to bear with equanimity the misfortunes of others'? | Oscar Wilde |
Who said, 'Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose'? | Gertrude Stein |
Who said, 'There but for the Grace of God, goes God'? | Winston Churchill |
Who said, 'To err is human but it feels divine'? | Mae West |
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