A round with a literary and artistic lean. Who wrote Pipes of Peace, the real name of a celebrated British ballerina, and the author of Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Suits a table that reads as much as it watches.
- Who wrote the 1983 song 'Pipes of Peace'?
- Which British ballerina was born Margaret Evelyn Hookham in 1919?
- Who is the author of 'Lady Chatterley's Lover'?
- What is a balalaika?
- What year did the London Eye officially open to the public?
- 1609.34 meters is 1 mile: how many lengths, to the nearest, would complete 0.5 mile in a 25 meter swimming pool?
- What stamp was issued on May 6, 1840, in Great Britain?
- Who released an album called 'E=MC²'?
- Does buttermilk contains butter?
- Which James Bond movie is an anagram of 'cosyspout'?
- What 'I' is an expression of language meaning the opposite?
- Who played the little orphan 'Annie' in the 1982 movie?
- Which male former English cricketer has now turned to a TV personality and appears on a Question of Sport?
- What 'M' is the name given to a conductor of classical music?
- Besides Ohio, which other US states begins with the letter “O”?
- What are twisters and cyclones also known as?
- Many tourists travel to which country to climb Mount Kilimanjaro?
- Which leisure activity is associated with 10 pins and strikes?
- What are the first names of ice skaters Torvil and Dean?
- What is the primary religion in Thailand?