1 Which actor was the star of the 1946 film 'Its a Wonderful Life' 2 What structure in Alexandria, Egypt, was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. 3 Which three signs of the zodiac contain five letters. 4 Alfred E Neuman is a regular in which magazine. 5 In 1999 who became the first female head writer of Saturday Night Live. 6 Which South American capital city is the world's highest in altitude. 7 What does the acronym YOLO stand for. 8 What do you two words that sound alike but have different meanings. 9 Cincinnati is a city in which US state. 10 Stamford Raffles founded which asian city for the British Empire in 1819. 11 The name of which animal rhymes with the longest bone in the human body. 12 In what profession is Norman Foster a world leader. 13 Which African country is the world's most populous with French as an official language. 14 Which composer died: Chopin, Mozart, or Tchaikovsky. 15 Name three famous, now retired, Walsall players of note.
Without checking - 3 - Aries, Libra, Virgo 6 - La Paz 7 - you only live once 8 - homophone (also homonym, depending on whether the spelling is the same or different) 9 - ohio 11- lemur 12 - architechture 13 - Algeria (?) 14 - Mozart
1 Which actor was the star of the 1946 film 'Its a Wonderful Life' Jimmy Stewart 2 What structure in Alexandria, Egypt, was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Lighthouse 3 Which three signs of the zodiac contain five letters. Libra, Aries, Virgo 4 Alfred E Neuman is a regular in which magazine. MAD 5 In 1999 who became the first female head writer of Saturday Night Live. Her that played Liz in 30 Rock 6 Which South American capital city is the world's highest in altitude. La Paz 7 What does the acronym YOLO stand for. You only live once (Y-fronts off legs open) 8 What do you two words that sound alike but have different meanings. Homophone 9 Cincinnati is a city in which US state. Ohio Or Indiana or Kentucky, must be one of them 10 Stamford Raffles founded which asian city for the British Empire in 1819. Singapore 11 The name of which animal rhymes with the longest bone in the human body. Lemur 12 In what profession is Norman Foster a world leader. Architect, I suppose, although he designs bridges and airports and stuff which would make him a civil engineer. 13 Which African country is the world's most populous with French as an official language. Whatever Zaire/Congo calls itself now. Something laughably to do with democracy I would imagine. 14 Which composer died: Chopin, Mozart, or Tchaikovsky. Pretty sure they're all dead. 15 Name three famous, now retired, Walsall players of note. Stuart Rimmer, Andy Saville, Jon Macken
without checking 1 Jimmy Stewart, 2Great Pyramid, 3 Libra, Aries, Virgo, 6 La Paz, 10 Singapore 11 Lemur 12 Fashion 13 Nigeria? 14 Mozart 15 Clarke, Merson, ? dammit, read question properly. Alexandria not Cairo! I'm an idiot
here we go... 1 Which actor was the star of the 1946 film 'Its a Wonderful Life' James Stewart 2 What structure in Alexandria, Egypt, was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Lighthouse 3 Which three signs of the zodiac contain five letters. virgo, libra, aries 4 Alfred E Neuman is a regular in which magazine MAD . 5 In 1999 who became the first female head writer of Saturday Night Live. Tina Fey 6 Which South American capital city is the world's highest in altitude. La Paz Bolivia 7 What does the acronym YOLO stand for. you only live once 8 What do you two words that sound alike but have different meanings Homonym. 9 Cincinnati is a city in which US state. Ohio 10 Stamford Raffles founded which asian city for the British Empire in 1819. Singapore 11 The name of which animal rhymes with the longest bone in the human body Lemur. 12 In what profession is Norman Foster a world leader. Architecture 13 Which African country is the world's most populous with French as an official language. Democratic Republic of the Congo 14 Which composer died: Chopin, Mozart, or Tchaikovsky. Mozart 15 Name three famous, now retired, Walsall players of note (trick question).