That Jones Boy Trivia Quiz

Answer: Tom Jones

Sir Thomas Jones Woodward was knighted in 2006. He has had a successful singing career dating back to the 1960's.

He once performed "Delilah" as a duet with the great tenor, Luciano Pavarotti - half of which was sung in Italian.

Answer: Renee Zellweger

Bridget Jones' Diary actually started life as a newspaper column in the British daily broadsheet, the "Independent". The author, Helen Fielding, turned the diaries into novels, and in 2001, "Bridget Jones' Diary" was released as a film, to be followed three years later by "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason". Renee Zellweger starred in both films.

Answer: Tommy Lee Jones

Tommy Lee Jones won a scholarship to Harvard, where he was a star football player. He is one of those actors who seems equally at home playing goodies or baddies.

Answer: Indiana Jones

He is Dr Henry Walton Indiana Jones Jr, to give him his full title! After first appearing on the cinema screen in 1981, "Indy" has since been since in more feature films, in a TV series, in comics, novels, video games and in a theme park ride based on his adventures.

Answer: Marion Jones

Marion Jones strenuously denied any drug taking, but everything came to a head in October 2007. She finally admitted to her misdemeanours at this time, and was banned from all competitions from October 5th 2007 for two years. Additionally, all medals, results and prizes achieved from 2000 onwards were stripped from her - thus, she had to give back the medals she'd "won" in Sydney. On the same day, she was found formally guilty of lying to Federal Investigators during the course of the enquiries, and was subsequently sentenced to sixth months in jail, a sentence she served in the first half of 2008.

Answer: The Dow Jones Index

Charles Dow and Charles Bergstresser were the two other journalists who formed the company with Edward Jones. The company was owned by the Bancroft family until 2007, when it was acquired by News Corporation.

Originally set up as publishers of financial information, the company's most enduring product is the Dow Jones Index. This index is designed to give a snapshot of how stocks are performing in the US. The index is calculated by averaging the stock prices of 30 of the country's largest publically traded companies.

Answer: Rob Brydon

Griff Rhys Jones was born in Cardiff, and founded the TV production company Modern TV, which produces many of his programmes.

Harry Secombe was a singer and comedian, most well known for his time as one of "The Goons", and Rhod Gilbert is a stand up comedian who has also presented radio and TV shows in Wales.

Answer: Simon Jones

Matthew Jones was a Welsh international footballer before his career was bought to a premature end by a serious knee injury. Stephen Jones is a rugby player, having represented Wales and the British Lions on many occasions. Caryl Parry Jones is a pop singer and writer, who was Wales' National Children's Poet in 2007.

Answer: Tom Jones

The larger than life Tom Jones romps his way through this bawdy comedy from one misadventure to the next!

As well as being one of the most famous literary figures of his time, Henry Fielding was also credited with starting Britain's first police force - he used his position as a magistrate in bringing the "Bow Street Runners" into being.

Answer: Chipper Jones

Larry Wayne Jones was born in DeLand, Florida in April 1972. He first played for the Atlanta Braves in 1992, and has set all sorts of batting records for them over the years.

In 2008, he launched the "Chipper Chardonnay", which gives 100% of the proceeds to the Miracle League, an organization which supports children with disablities.