Answer: Abraham 1865 - first names of assassinated US Presidents and the year they were assassinated.
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Answer: Siphiwe Tshabalala. The list is starts with the last goal scored in 1998 World Cup, followed by the first and last in 2002, and so on, until the opening goal 2010
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Answer: Thunder. (Thunderclap Newman sang Something in the Air; Tom Cruise was in Days of Thunder; AC/DC's song Thunderstruck; Johnny Thunders was a member of the New York Dolls; and Thunderball is a James Bond film.)
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Answer: 33. In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, he was stabbed 33 times; Kiribati is made up of 33 islands; Gately died aged 33; Arsenic's atomic number is 33; Elvis starred in 33 films.
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Answer: Prince Charles - he is the only one who has wings, having been awarded his RAF wings at Cranwell on 20 August 1971. Linda McCartney was in Wings, but didn't have any herself. Westlife didn't either, as evidenced in their 1999 hit 'Flying without Wings'; Louis de Bernieres doesn't either and also wrote "Birds Without Wings"
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Answer: $1.70 David Van Day was half of Dollar (50c), Curtis Jackson is 50Cent (50c), John Candy played Uncle Buck ($1), Tom Brady is a Quarterback (-25c), and Chad Kroeger IS Nickelback (-5c). = $1.70
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Answer: Rebecca, Daphne Du Maurier, "Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again".
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Answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger - Total Recall 1990, True Lies 1994, Junior 1994, Jingle All the Way 1996, End of Days 1999.
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Answer: Karen & Richard; Vince and Andy; James; Britney. It's based on release dates of same-title recordings. Carpenters released album 'Sometimes' in 1971; Vince Clarke and Andy Bell, as Erasure, released the single Sometimes in 1986; the band James release the single Sometimes in 1993; Britney Spears released the single Sometimes in 1999.
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Answer: 109. Add up each letter according to their position in the alphabet 1-26
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