Q.1
Which of the following musicals was written by Andrew Lloyd Webber?
  • Oliver
  • Jesus Christ Superstar
  • Fiddler on the Roof
  • Godspell
Q.2
Which broadsheet newspaper, formerly a regional paper, was relaunched in 1959 under a different name and soon became the champion of left/liberal values?
  • The Daily Telegraph
  • The Guardian
  • The Financial Times
  • The Independent
Q.3
Which was the first James Bond film?
  • Goldfinger
  • Dr. No
  • From Russia with Love
  • You only Live Twice
Q.4
Founded in 1964, this tabloid newspaper was relaunched in 1969, and before long it had become the best-selling daily newspaper. Which paper was this?
  • The Daily Mirror
  • The Sun
  • The Daily Sport
  • The Daily Star
Q.5
Sir Malcolm Sargent was a well known classical music conductor, who died in With which annual summer music festival, based at the Royal Albert Hall in London, was he closely associated?
  • The Holland Park Festival
  • The City of London Festival
  • The Proms
  • The Westminster Festival
Q.6
Which TV soap opera, first broadcast in 1960, is set in the fictional town of Weatherfield?
  • EastEnders
  • Emmerdale
  • Coronation Street
  • Crossroads
Q.7
In 1967 the BBC Home Service changed its name. What was it now called?
  • Radio 1
  • Radio 3
  • Radio 4
  • Radio 2
Q.8
What role did the following people play in broadcasting during the 60s and 70s? - Robert Dougall, Kenneth Kendall and Kenneth Baker.
  • Weather presenters
  • Newsreaders
  • Actors in TV drama
  • Musicians
Q.9
Which Fleet Street newspaper changed the format of its front page in 1966 by removing advertisements and replacing them with news?
  • The Daily Mail
  • The Daily Express
  • The Times
  • The Daily Herald
Q.10
"Beyond our Ken", "Round the Horne", "Just a Minute" and "I'm sorry I haven't a clue" were all comedy shows of the '60s and '70s. In what medium were they presented?
  • TV
  • Film
  • Theatre
  • Radio
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