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Q: What annual award for Best science fiction or fantasy works was first presented in 1953?
A: The Hugo Awards
The Hugo Awards are among the most p...
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Q: In Which Year Did the Great Train Robbery Occur?
A: 1963
The Great Train Robbery took place in 1963, when a gang of 15 criminals stole £2.6 mill...
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Q: Which actress shot to fame after appearing in the music video for Aerosmith's "Cryin'"?
A: Alicia Silverstone
Many people first noticed Alicia S...
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Q: Which actress links the TV shows “Two and a Half Men”, “Yellowjackets”, and “The Last of Us”?
A: Melanie Lynskey
The New Zealand actress has enj...
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Q: The Gunpowder Plot for which Guy Fawkes is famous, was a plan to kill which king?
A: King James I
Which King Was the Target of the Gunpowder Plo...
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Q: What word can be defined as: a person who attacks or criticizes cherished beliefs or institutions
A: Iconoclast
What Do You Call Someone Who Cha...
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Q: What sort of "Gas" did Mason Williams first record in 1968?
A: Classical
In 1968, Mason Williams first recorded “Classical Gas” and, despite the...
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Q: Which Australian band formed in 2010 includes members Stu Mackenzie, Ambrose Kenny-Smith, Cook Craig and Michael Cavanagh?
A: King Gizzard and t...
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Q: Faith Thomas was the first Aboriginal woman to represent Australia internationally in which sport?
A: Cricket
Trailblazer on the Pitch: Faith Th...
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Q: What was the series of mystery books written under the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon?
A: The Hardy Boys
If you ever spent a childhood afternoon un...
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Q: Who is the only person to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of fame three times?
A: Eric Clapton
There’s exclusive, and then there’s Eri...
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Q: The title of which John Steinbeck novel comes from a poem by Robert Burns?
A: Of Mice and Men
The title of "Of Mice and Men" by John Steinbeck c...
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