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  • Which Queen song features the lyric I’m a shooting star leaping through the skies like a tiger?
  • Which queen was called 'Gloriana'?
  • Which racing driver survived a 180 mph crash on the eve of the 2003 Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix?
  • Which RAF aircraft shares its name with a mythological strong man?
  • Which rank in the British Army is equivalent to a Captain in the Royal Navy?
  • Which rank in the British peerage is above a viscount and below a marquess?
  • Which rapper and actor is the star of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air?
  • Which rapper stars as Freddie Harris in 'Halloween Resurrection'?
  • Which real-life bank robber did Roger Daltrey play in a 1980 film?
  • Which rich sauce is basically made of egg yolks, butter and lemon juice or vinegar?
  • Which river rises in the Black Forest and flows into the Black Sea?
  • Which river was so named by the Spanish because of its red colour?
  • Which Robert de Niro film popularised the catchphrase, 'You talkin'
  • Which rock legend released the album The Rising in 2002?
  • Which rock 'n' roll star married his 13 year old cousin in 1957?
  • Which rock star has daughters named Jade and Elizabeth?
  • Which rock star's son presents 'Union Jack', a 30-minute slot in Channel 4's 'T4 Sunday'?
  • Which Roman emperor preceded Nero?
  • Which royal dynasty succeeded to the British throne in 1714?
  • Which Russian ballet star defected to the West in September 1970?
  • Which Russian novelist wrote 'The Gulag Archipelago'?
  • Which saint's cross is not part of the Union Flag?
  • Which salad dressing is named after a group of islands in the St Lawrence river?
  • Which scandal was uncovered by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward?
  • Which school did the fantasy heroine Lara Croft attend until she was 16?
  • Which scientist had a dog called Diamond that is said to have knocked over a candle destroying important notes?
  • Which Scottish hero defeated the English at Stirling Bridge in 1297?
  • Which Scottish lake is said to be inhabited by a large monster?
  • Which Scottish leader was defeated at the Battle of Culloden?
  • Which Scottish writer was created the first Baron Tweedsmuir?
  • Which sea did the Israelites cross on escaping from Egypt?
  • Which sea lies between Africa and Europe?
  • Which series of children’s book by Roger Hargreaves were inspired when his son asked him what a tickle looked like?
  • Which series of films features hobbits?
  • Which Shakespeare character was a real 11th century British king?
  • Which Shakespeare play includes the line: To sleep perchance to dream?
  • Which Shakespearean character says To be or not to be?
  • Which short Italian word can mean either 'hello' or 'goodbye'?
  • Which show took place between 6th-9th March 2004 at the NEC, Birmingham?
  • Which sign of the zodiac is symbolised by the Twins?
  • Which sign of the zodiac lies between Capricorn and Pisces?
  • Which sign of the zodiac shares its name with a NASA space programme?
  • Which Simpsons' character shares his name with an historic European region?
  • Which singer had the hit 70s albums 'Tea for the Tillerman' and 'Teaser and the Firecat'?
  • Which singer played Billie Holiday in the 1972 film Lady Sings the Blues?
  • Which singer recorded the 2003 album 'In the Zone'?
  • Which singer was known as the 'Forces Sweetheart' during WWII?
  • Which slow-moving animal has two-toed and three-toed varieties?
  • Which small rodent is associated with a headlong rush to destruction?
  • Which soap's theme song, entitled 'Always There', was a chart hit for Marti Webb in 1986?
  • Which soccer powerhouse won the 2002 World Cup?
  • Which South American capital city's name means 'fair winds' in Spanish?
  • Which space shuttle disintegrated on its return to Earth in February 2003?
  • Which Spanish city was the birthplace of Pablo Picasso?
  • Which spirit forms the base of a Tom Collins cocktail?
  • Which sport does not involve the use of racquets?
  • Which sport is also a pumpkin-like vegetable, but smaller?
  • Which sport is controlled by the National Hunt in the UK?
  • Which sport is played by the Edmonton Oilers?
  • Which sport is played by the Edmonton Oilers and the Pittsburgh Penguins?
  • Which sport uses the Christmas Tree starting system?
  • Which sport was called 'the little brother of war' by the Cherokees?
  • Which sport was originally called 'mintonette'?
  • Which sport would interest a toxophilite?
  • Which sport would you be playing if you were competing on the ATP Tour?
  • Which sports retailing company was founded by Adolf Dassler?
  • Which sportswear company is named after a species of African antelope?
  • Which spy was nicknamed after an orphan boy created by Kipling?
  • Which star's name is an anagram of a European country?
  • Which state capital began as the Moreton Bay penal settlement?
  • Which state is the principal setting for the books by US author Carl Hiaasen?
  • Which statuette was Humphrey Bogart seeking in the 1941 film of the same title?
  • Which stone did primitive man mainly use for making tools and starting fires?
  • Which strait separates Iceland and Greenland?
  • Which street is terrorised by Freddy Krueger in a series of films?
  • Which stretch of water separates Tasmania from mainland Australia?
  • Which subject deals with lines angels and figures?
  • Which suffragette threw herself under King George V's horse in 1913?
  • Which sugar is so named because it is present in milk?
  • Which superhero has been portrayed on screen by Michael Keaton Val Kilmer and George Clooney?
  • Which supermarket chain was founded by Sir Jack Cohen?
  • Which surnmane links Alexander who discovered penicillin with Ian the creator of James Bond?
  • Which Swiss orphan was created by Johanna Spyri?
  • Which synonym is also a category of star?
  • Which synonym is also a commissioned officer rank in the army?
  • Which system of communication is made up of raised dots?
  • Which system of education for young children was devised by an Italian doctor?
  • Which television company takes its name from two rivers in its area?
  • Which term applies to light novels, often thrillers, which do not require much effort to read?
  • Which term can apply to a type of furniture?
  • Which term denotes a person who is tactful in negotiations?
  • Which term denotes the distance in degrees east or west from the meridian of Greenwich?
  • Which term is used to describe a very good investment?
  • Which term is used to describe the legal profession in the USA?
  • Which term means replacing a telephone receiver at the end of a call?
  • Which term was used in the 1980s to describe non-hardline Tory MPs?
  • Which textured vegetable protein shares its name with a small village in Leicestershire?
  • Which the following means an animal that eats any kind of food?
  • Which tourist attraction has the heads of four US presidents carved into it?
  • Which town in north-west France is the site of a famous motor racing circuit?

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