Pauls Quiz 277 (Questions only)

1. Amiens Cathedral was built to house the head of which saint?

2. In which epic film do 'Rupert dolls' play a deceptive role?

3. Which Capital city has given its name to a type of rose, a metal a small fruit and a fabric?

4. Aged 10, who won an Oscar for playing a con artist in "Paper Moon"?

5. Which British man is the only man to have been awarded the title "Pipe Smoker of the Year" twice?

6. Which film star began life in Bristol as Archibald Alexander Leach?

7. The Tivoli Gardens, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world, is located in which city?

8. What is the most common name in nursery rhymes?

9. Where on the earth are you lighter in terms of weight; near the poles or near the equator?

10. What was the name of Tom Wolfe's 1987 novel about the modern torpor and excess afflicting New York City in the eighties?