QUESTIONS
- What year saw the introduction to Government Health Warnings for cigarettes?
- English singer and actress, Julie Covington had a hit with what song in 1977?
- In 1971, George Harrison staged two charity concerts in New York for _______?
- Following his death on 28 September 1978, Albino Luciani spent only 33 days as _______?
- What controversial musical opened at the Palace Theatre, London in 1972?
- Bobby Fischer became the World Champion of what in 1972, billed the ‘Match of the Century’?
- Their first single ‘Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep’ reached number 1 in the UK, which Scottish band was fronted by singer Sally Carr?
- During the 1970’s, the latest wet craze for sleepers was the ________?
- Chrissy, Jo and Robin shared a flat together in what 1970’s TV Sitcom, which had two spin-off series, ‘Robins Nest’ and ‘George and Mildred’?
- From 1979, the most popular Scarecrow was _____?
- Which famous American comedian rose to fame on the popular 70s show Mork & Mindy?
- After the Beatles, what did John Lennon protest about?
- Which cult leader murdered 918 followers in 1978?
- The 1979 Hostage Crisis occurred in…?
- Published in 1975, Against Our Will by Susan Brownmiller sparked a movement to stop……?
- Who wrote and performed the controversial song “Sweet Home Alabama?”
- Margaret Thatcher became the UK Prime Minister in…. ?
- When did Jimi Hendrix die?
- In 1975, who founded a company named Microsoft?
- The ’70s started with the devastating news that a music group was disbanding for good. Which band was it?
ANSWERS
- 1971
- Don’t Cry For Me Argentina
- Bangladesh
- Pope John Paul I
- Jesus Christ Superstar
- Chess
- Middle of the Road
- Water Bed
- Man About The House
- Worzel Gummidge
- Robin Williams
- The Vietnam War
- Jim Jones
- Iran
- Sexual violence
- Lynyrd Skynyrd
- 1979
- 1970
- Bill Gates
- The Beatles