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1. Whose teachings were used as a basis for the government of China for more than 2,000 years until 1912 ?
2. What 'SM' won an Oscar in 2000 for his first film ?
3. Which late England football manager played for his country for the first time in 1957 and scored twice ?
4. What did tenor Richard Versalle do at a Metropolitan Opera performance, after delivering the line:"Too bad you can only live so long" ?
5. Which 1982 film, starring Dustin Hoffman and Jessica Lang is about a New York City out of work actor who cross dresses to find employment ?
6. Which glands secrete estrogen ?
7. Why were there two kickoffs at the start of the second half of Superbowl I ?
8. What was the first human organ to be successfully transplanted ?
9. What 'FD' is to signal to a vehicle to stop ?
10. Which comedy featured the character Denzel Tulser ?
11. At which football club's school of excellence did Ryan Giggs train until he was 14 ?
12. In the 1968 Beatles cartoon "Yellow Submarine", what did Jeremy Boob, PhD. use to repair the sub's propeller, enabling the boys to escape his Meaniness and the blue Meanies ?
13. Nico Surrings from Holland holds the record for completing the 100 metres barefoot on ice. How long in seconds did it take him ?
14. Who was the editor in chief of the New York Herald who sent journalist Henry Morton Stanley to Africa to search for missing British explorer Dr David Livingstone ?
15. Which book, later made into a classic 1940s film, would you find the villain 'Casper Gutman' ?
Answers will be provided next Thursday evening after 21:00.
1. Whose teachings were used as a basis for the government of China for more than 2,000 years until 1912 ? Confucius
2. What 'SM' won an Oscar in 2000 for his first film ? Sam Mendes
3. Which late England football manager played for his country for the first time in 1957 and scored twice ? Bobby Robson
4. What did tenor Richard Versalle do at a Metropolitan Opera performance, after delivering the line:"Too bad you can only live so long" ? Die
5. Which 1982 film, starring Dustin Hoffman and Jessica Lang is about a New York City out of work actor who cross dresses to find employment ? Tootsie
6. Which glands secrete estrogen ? Ovaries
7. Why were there two kickoffs at the start of the second half of Superbowl I ? US TV company NBC was running a commercial break and missed the kickoff. Officials nullified the play and had the second half start over again
8. What was the first human organ to be successfully transplanted ? The kidney in 1956
9. What 'FD' is to signal to a vehicle to stop ? Flag Down
10. Which comedy featured the character Denzel Tulser ? Only Fools and Horses
11. At which football club's school of excellence did Ryan Giggs train until he was 14 ? Manchester City
12. In the 1968 Beatles cartoon "Yellow Submarine", what did Jeremy Boob, PhD. use to repair the sub's propeller, enabling the boys to escape his Meaniness and the blue Meanies ? Bubble gum
13. Nico Surrings from Holland holds the record for completing the 100 metres barefoot on ice. How long in seconds did it take him ? 17:35 seconds
14. Who was the editor in chief of the New York Herald who sent journalist Henry Morton Stanley to Africa to search for missing British explorer Dr David Livingstone ? Gordon Bennett
15. Which book, later made into a classic 1940s film, would you find the villain 'Casper Gutman' ? The Maltese Falcon by Dashiel Hammett
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