Answer: Bromley-By-Bow - They are the only tube stations with two or more parts or sections to their names, where each part or section starts with the same letter.
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Answer: 28th July 2061 - This is the next predicted date of the appearance of Halley's Comet as visible from Earth. The other dates are the last 3 recorded appearances/sightings of Halley's Comet as seen from earth.
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Answer: Apple - Gwynnie has a daughter called Apple; Apple Corps is a record label; New York City is known as the Big Apple; an Adam's Apple is a laryngeal prominence; Fiona Apple; Apple Inc.
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Answer: Mouth - All the others are body parts that appear in the names of Premier League football teams, whilst 'mouth' appears in Portsmouth, who play in the Championship, as well as forming part of other lower league teams like Plymouth. (By the way, ham refers to the fat and muscle behind the knee. The others don't need explaining).
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Answer: 42 - Tower 42 is a skyscraper in London, formerly known as the NatWest Tower; 42nd Street is a Broadway musical; Level 42 are an English pop group; There are 42 laws of cricket; there are 42 spots on a pair of standard 6-sided dice.
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Answer: $2,000,145. Benjamin Netanyahu - Benjamin is slang for a $100 bill; fin - slang for $5; Sawbuck - slang for $10; Dwayne Johnson is "The Rock" - rock is slang for a million dollars; Linda Hamilton played Sarah Connor in the Terminator movies, and a Hamilton is slang for $10; Jesse Jackson - a Jackson is slang for $20; Alcatraz is also known as the Rock - slang for a million dollars.
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Answer: Trainspotting, Mark Renton, "Choose life. Choose a job. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose a fucking big television"
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Answer: Tom Cruise - Mission Impossible II (2000); Minority Report (2002); Austin Powers in Goldmember (2002); The Last Samurai (2003); Collateral (2004); War of the Worlds (2005); Lions For Lambs (2007); Tropic Thunder (2008)
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Answer: O; OE; OBE; ROBE; PROBE; PROBED
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Answer: 2 - They are the number of Ladies' Grand Slam Singles tennis titles that each has won. Names in full are Jennifer Capriati; Monica Seles; Chris Evert and Kim Clijsters.
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