How many Apollo missions resulted in successful moon landings?Six. [Apollo 11,12,14,15,16 and 17.]
By what other name is the Sea of Cortez known by?The Gulf of California.
On the 1969 Beatles single "Get Back" who is credited on the label in addition to the group?Billy Preston.
Which fruit is the highest in calorific value?The Avocado.
Which songs containing the word "Dog" did the following have UK top 10 with, [a] Lita Roza (1953), [b] Jamelia (2006), [c] Adam and the Ants (1980), [d] Lobo (1971) and [e] Baha Men (2000)[a] "How Much is That Doggie in the Window?" (which reached no.1), [b] "Beware of the Dog" (no.10), [c] "Dog Eat Dog" (no.4), [d] "Me and You and a Dog named Boo" (no.4) and [e] "Who Let The Dogs Out" (no.2).
On which US state's flag can the Union Jack be found?Hawaii.
Which tennis player reached the final of every US Open between 1982 and 1989?Ivan Lendl.
Which country's leader sits on the Chrysanthemum throne?The Emperor of Japan.
Which actresses played the following Bond girls, [a] Jinx Johnson ("Die Another Day"), [b] Paris Carver ("Tomorrow Never Dies"), [c] May Day ("A View to a Kill"), [d]Mary Goodnight ("The Man with the Golden Gun") and [e] Pussy Galore ("Goldfinger[a] Halle Berry, [b] Teri Hatcher, [c] Grace Jones, [d] Britt Ekland and [e] Honor Blackman.
What is the name of Iceland's parliament, the oldest in the world?The Althing.
In which Disney film does the song "When You Wish Upon a Star" feature?"Pinnochio".
Who did Mohammed Ali fight in the "Thriller in Manilla"?Joe Frazier.
Which FIVE countries border Syria?Lebanon, Israel, Jordan, Iraq and Turkey.
In which US state did the Battle of Little Big Horn take place?Montana.
What was the name of the ship in Bram Stoker's novel that brought Dracula to the UK?The Demeter.
Which open wireless technology derives both its name and logo from the 10th century King Harald 1 of Denmark?Bluetooth.
Which fictional lake is filled by the tears of a grieving mother?Swan Lake.
In which sports are the following trophies awarded, [a] The Calcutta Cup, [b] The Borg Warner Trophy, [c] The Stanley Cup, [d] The Melbourne Cup and [e] The Vince Lombardi Trophy[a] Rugby Union, [b] Motor Racing (Indy 500), [c] Ice Hockey, [d] Horse racing and [e] American Football (Superbowl winners).
What kind of cake can be literally translated as "Tony's Bread"?Panettone.
Which LP received the first official RIAA Gold Disc in July 1958?"Oklahoma" The original film soundtrack.
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