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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Something a bit different I love a good pub quiz and thought we could play for fun. Lets see how many questions you can get right.
This week will be alphabet themed. Each correct answer works down the alphabet.
You ready here goes.
This is an alphabet quiz..
1.The fruit in Tarte Tatin?
2.Children's TV programme featuring Professor Yaffle (the wooden woodpecker)?
3.Charles Babbage's notable invention?
4.Framework for oil well drilling machinery?
5.Traditional fur trim on ceremonial and heraldic robes?
6.A maker of arrows?
7.A hot spring which shoots out boiling water and steam?
8. Metric unit equal to 10,000 square metres?
9.Chemical element with atomic number 53?
10.Contest fought between medieval knights with lances on horseback?
11.Basketball-netball hybrid game for mixed male and female teams?
12.Zurich's river?
13.The twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet?
14.The Tokyo stock exchange index?
15.A fine translucent stiff cotton muslin used chiefly for making dresses?
16.Female part of a flower?
17.A type of low fat curd cheese?
18.The right page of an open book?
19.The white part of the human eye?
20.Bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky?
21.Mottled green and yellow citrus fruit hybrid between a grapefruit and tangerine?
22.Roman goddess of the hearth?
23. US state of which Madison is capital?
24.Irrational fear or dislike of people from foreign countries?
25.Circular collapsible tent of felt or skins used by Mongolian nomads?
26.Italian dessert of whipped egg yolks, sugar and marsala wine?
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"Something a bit different I love a good pub quiz and thought we could play for fun. Lets see how many questions you can get right.
This week will be alphabet themed. Each correct answer works down the alphabet.
You ready here goes.
This is an alphabet quiz..
1.The fruit in Tarte Tatin?
2.Children's TV programme featuring Professor Yaffle (the wooden woodpecker)?
3.Charles Babbage's notable invention?
4.Framework for oil well drilling machinery?
5.Traditional fur trim on ceremonial and heraldic robes?
6.A maker of arrows?
7.A hot spring which shoots out boiling water and steam?
8. Metric unit equal to 10,000 square metres?
9.Chemical element with atomic number 53?
10.Contest fought between medieval knights with lances on horseback?
11.Basketball-netball hybrid game for mixed male and female teams?
12.Zurich's river?
13.The twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet?
14.The Tokyo stock exchange index?
15.A fine translucent stiff cotton muslin used chiefly for making dresses?
16.Female part of a flower?
17.A type of low fat curd cheese?
18.The right page of an open book?
19.The white part of the human eye?
20.Bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky?
21.Mottled green and yellow citrus fruit hybrid between a grapefruit and tangerine?
22.Roman goddess of the hearth?
23. US state of which Madison is capital?
24.Irrational fear or dislike of people from foreign countries?
25.Circular collapsible tent of felt or skins used by Mongolian nomads?
26.Italian dessert of whipped egg yolks, sugar and marsala wine?
Good luck answers will be posted tomorrow evening at 7pm"
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This is an alphabet quiz..
1.The fruit in Tarte Tatin? Apple
2.Children's TV programme featuring Professor Yaffle (the wooden woodpecker)? Bagpuss
3.Charles Babbage's notable invention? The computer
4.Framework for oil well drilling machinery? Derek
5.Traditional fur trim on ceremonial and heraldic robes? Ermine
6.A maker of arrows?Fletcher
7.A hot spring which shoots out boiling water and steam? Geyser
8. Metric unit equal to 10,000 square metres? Hectare
9.Chemical element with atomic number 53? iodine
10.Contest fought between medieval knights with lances on horseback? Joust
11.Basketball-netball hybrid game for mixed male and female teams? Korfball
12.Zurich's river? limmat
13.The twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet? Mu
14.The Tokyo stock exchange index? Nikkei
15.A fine translucent stiff cotton muslin used chiefly for making dresses? Muslin
16.Female part of a flower? pestel
17.A type of low fat curd cheese? quark
18.The right page of an open book? recto
19.The white part of the human eye? sclera
20.Bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky? tina
21.Mottled green and yellow citrus fruit hybrid between a grapefruit and tangerine? ugli friut
22.Roman goddess of the hearth? vesta
23. US state of which Madison is capital? wisonsin
24.Irrational fear or dislike of people from foreign countries? xenophobia
25.Circular collapsible tent of felt or skins used by Mongolian nomads? yurt
26.Italian dessert of whipped egg yolks, sugar and marsala wine? zabglione
Good luck answers will be posted tomorrow evening at 7pm"
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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1.The fruit in Tarte Tatin?
Apple
2.Children's TV programme featuring Professor Yaffle (the wooden woodpecker)?
Bagpuss
3.Charles Babbage's notable invention?
Computer
4.Framework for oil well drilling machinery?
Derrick
5.Traditional fur trim on ceremonial and heraldic robes?
Ermine
6.A maker of arrows?
Fletcher
7.A hot spring which shoots out boiling water and steam?
Geyser
8. Metric unit equal to 10,000 square metres?
Hectare
9.Chemical element with atomic number 53?
10.Contest fought between medieval knights with lances on horseback?
Joust
11.Basketball-netball hybrid game for mixed male and female teams?
12.Zurich's river?
Lucerne
13.The twelfth letter of the Greek alphabet?
Mu
14.The Tokyo stock exchange index?
Nikkei
15.A fine translucent stiff cotton muslin used chiefly for making dresses?
16.Female part of a flower?
Pudenda
17.A type of low fat curd cheese?
18.The right page of an open book?
19.The white part of the human eye?
20.Bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky?
21.Mottled green and yellow citrus fruit hybrid between a grapefruit and tangerine?
22.Roman goddess of the hearth?
23. US state of which Madison is capital?
Wisconsin
24.Irrational fear or dislike of people from foreign countries?
Xenophobia
25.Circular collapsible tent of felt or skins used by Mongolian nomads?
26.Italian dessert of whipped egg yolks, sugar and marsala wine?
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1. apple
2. Bagpuss
3. computer
4. derrick
5. ermine
6. fletcher
7. geyser
8. hectare
9. iodine
10. joust
11. korfball
12. Limmat
13. mu
14. Nikkei
15. organza
16. pistil
17. quark
18. recto
19. sclera
20. Tiffany
21. ugli
22. Vesta
23. Wisconsin
24. xenophobia
25. yurt
26. zabaglione |
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By (user no longer on site)
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It's bad enough in the pub with people Googling on their phones. Don't you think a quiz in an internet forum is rather pointless, unless you find questions which have ansewers which can't be Googled? Anagrams migh be one, but someone's probably written an anagram solver app by now. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"1. apple
2. Bagpuss
3. computer
4. derrick
5. ermine
6. fletcher
7. geyser
8. hectare
9. iodine
10. joust
11. korfball
12. Limmat
13. mu
14. Nikkei
15. organza
16. pistil
17. quark
18. recto
19. sclera
20. Tiffany
21. ugli
22. Vesta
23. Wisconsin
24. xenophobia
25. yurt
26. zabaglione"
All correct chezza |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well yes. We do realise it's pointless as is your contribution but thanks anyway. "
At least in pub quizes you can have a pint and some civil conversation |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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okay... this is an easy one that will keep you going for a bit....
1. Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’?
2. What does a bad workman always blame?
3. Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’?
4. In medicine what do the initials E N T mean?
5. In which soap would you find a garage known as ‘The Arches’?
6. What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’?
7. In which European country would you find Tuscany?
8. Which is the busiest passenger ferry port in England?
9. What weapons are used in fencing?
10. What is the German word for ‘one’ (spelling must be correct)?
11. Which golfer Jack was nicknamed ‘The Golden Bear’?
12. In which Scottish City would you find Sauchiehall Street?
13. Which TV personality’s catchphrase is ‘Awright’?
14. Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’?
15. Which royal was once married to Lord Snowden?
16. What do the initials MEP stand for?
17. In children’s television, what creature was Otis?
18. In which country would you find the pine scented wine ‘Retsina’?
19. What is Mozzarella?
20. In which country are Rhineland, Bavaria and Saxony?
21. Which Joan starred in ‘What ever happened to Baby Jane’?
22. Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after?
23. Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic?
24. What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist?
25. Which film contains the song ‘Hi Ho’?
26. For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union?
27. Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero?
28. Which song contains the line ‘Feed the World’?
29. What are the initials of the painter ‘Lowry’?
30. What ‘flock together’? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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1,apple
2,bagpuss
4,derrick
5,ermine
6,ferrier??
7.geezer
10,joust
13,mu
16,pistel
20,tiffany
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"Well yes. We do realise it's pointless as is your contribution but thanks anyway.
At least in pub quizes you can have a pint and some civil conversation"
Never a truer word said. I find civil conversation gets civil replies. I adore civil. |
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"okay... this is an easy one that will keep you going for a bit....
1. Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’? Boy George
2. What does a bad workman always blame? His tools
3. Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’?
4. In medicine what do the initials E N T mean? Ear Nose and Throat
5. In which soap would you find a garage known as ‘The Arches’? Eastenders
6. What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’?
7. In which European country would you find Tuscany? Morrocco?
8. Which is the busiest passenger ferry port in England? Dover?
9. What weapons are used in fencing? Swords
10. What is the German word for ‘one’ Einz (spelling must be correct)?
11. Which golfer Jack was nicknamed ‘The Golden Bear’?
12. In which Scottish City would you find Sauchiehall Street?
13. Which TV personality’s catchphrase is ‘Awright’?
14. Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’?
15. Which royal was once married to Lord Snowden?
16. What do the initials MEP stand for?
17. In children’s television, what creature was Otis?
18. In which country would you find the pine scented wine ‘Retsina’?
19. What is Mozzarella? Cheese
20. In which country are Rhineland, Bavaria and Saxony? Germany?
21. Which Joan starred in ‘What ever happened to Baby Jane’?
22. Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after? teeth
23. Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic?
24. What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist?
25. Which film contains the song ‘Hi Ho’? Disny's 'Snow White'
26. For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union?
27. Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero? jane Torville & Christopher Deane
28. Which song contains the line ‘Feed the World’? That Live Aid song.. erm...
29. What are the initials of the painter ‘Lowry’? JS?
30. What ‘flock together’?"
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1. Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’?
Boy George
2. What does a bad workman always blame?
His tools
3. Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’?
Afternoon
4. In medicine what do the initials E N T mean?
Ear, Nose and Throat
5. In which soap would you find a garage known as ‘The Arches’?
Eastenders
6. What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’?
A cloud
7. In which European country would you find Tuscany?
Italy
8. Which is the busiest passenger ferry port in England?
Dover
9. What weapons are used in fencing?
Swords of one sort or another
10. What is the German word for ‘one’ (spelling must be correct)?
Eyn
11. Which golfer Jack was nicknamed ‘The Golden Bear’?
Nicklaus
12. In which Scottish City would you find Sauchiehall Street?
Glasgow
13. Which TV personality’s catchphrase is ‘Awright’?
Him
14. Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’?
Louis Armstrong
15. Which royal was once married to Lord Snowden?
Margret
16. What do the initials MEP stand for?
Member of the European Parliament
17. In children’s television, what creature was Otis?
Lift
18. In which country would you find the pine scented wine ‘Retsina’?
Greece
19. What is Mozzarella?
A cheese
20. In which country are Rhineland, Bavaria and Saxony?
Germany
21. Which Joan starred in ‘What ever happened to Baby Jane’?
Crawford
22. Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after?
Teeth
23. Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic?
Kingdom
24. What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist?
?
25. Which film contains the song ‘Hi Ho’?
Snow White
26. For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union?
Wales
27. Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero?
Torvil and Dean
28. Which song contains the line ‘Feed the World’?
Do they know it’s Christmas?
29. What are the initials of the painter ‘Lowry’?
LS
30. What ‘flock together’?
Birds of a feather
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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suppose you'll be wanting some answers then... okay...
1) Boy George
2) His Tools
3) High Tea
4) Ear, Nose and Throat
5) Eastenders
6) Cloud
7) Italy
8) Dover
9) Swords
10) Ein
11) Nicklaus
12) Glasgow
13) Michael Barrymore
14) Louis Armstrong
15) Margaret
16) Member of the European Parliament
17) Aardvark
18) Greece
19) Cheese
20) Germany
21) Crawford
22) Teeth
23) Kingdom
24) Vines
25) Snow White and the 7 dwarfs
26) Scotland
27) Torvill & Dean
28) Do They Know It’s Christmas
29) L S
30) Birds of a Feather |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
1. What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as?
2. In what month is Hogmanay celebrated?
3. Complete the following TV series title, ‘Police, Camera, ……’?
4. What type of music would you associate with Maria Callas?
5. Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano?
6. Which was the only non-European nation to win the men’s football world cup in the 90’s?
7. Was singer Enrico Caruso a baritone, tenor or bass?
8. Which member of the Rolling Stones was best man at Keith Richard’s wedding?
9. Which alphabet did the Muscovites use?
10. What type of transport did Steve McQueen use to escape in the film ‘The Great Escape’?
11. Which English County has the longest coastline?
12. Which English Northeast County is furthest north?
13. What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations?
14. Who hosts ‘Aunties Sporting Bloomers’?
15. Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’?
16. From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate?
17. Which Nelson was the first president of South Africa?
18. Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’?
19. Which page of a newspaper is traditionally associated with naked women?
20. What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident?
21. What relationship is Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William?
22. In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro?
23. What did ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ keep in her cupboard?
24. What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup?
25. What do Americans call a dinner jacket?
26. William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become who?
27. What are Cobol, Java and Fortran?
28. Which sporting trophy did Bradford jewellers ‘Fattorini’s’ make?
29. What are secateurs used for?
30. How many leaves are there on a shamrock? |
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"1. What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as? M25
2. In what month is Hogmanay celebrated? January
3. Complete the following TV series title, ‘Police, Camera, ……’? Action
4. What type of music would you associate with Maria Callas? Opera
5. Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano? Etna
6. Which was the only non-European nation to win the men’s football world cup in the 90’s? WHo cares it football!
7. Was singer Enrico Caruso a baritone, tenor or bass? Yes
8. Which member of the Rolling Stones was best man at Keith Richard’s wedding?Dunno, but I bet he was d*unk
9. Which alphabet did the Muscovites use? A Russian one.
10. What type of transport did Steve McQueen use to escape in the film ‘The Great Escape’? Motorbike
11. Which English County has the longest coastline?Norfolk?
12. Which English Northeast County is furthest north? Northumbia?
13. What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations? Black
14. Who hosts ‘Aunties Sporting Bloomers’? The Man from Uncle
15. Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’? Don't know
16. From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate? SAweden
17. Which Nelson was the first president of South Africa? Mandela
18. Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’? Springsteen
19. Which page of a newspaper is traditionally associated with naked women? 3
20. What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident? Sonny
21. What relationship is Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William? Granny
22. In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro? Africa
23. What did ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ keep in her cupboard? Swingers? Shoes?
24. What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup? Lamb?
25. What do Americans call a dinner jacket? Lounge Suit
26. William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become who? Wilkie Collins?
27. What are Cobol, Java and Fortran? Coffee?
28. Which sporting trophy did Bradford jewellers ‘Fattorini’s’ make? FA Cup?
29. What are secateurs used for? Neutering men that pose difficult quiz questions?
30. How many leaves are there on a shamrock?"
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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"Well yes. We do realise it's pointless as is your contribution but thanks anyway.
At least in pub quizes you can have a pint and some civil conversation"
Go and interrupt a pub quiz like you did this, you'll get more than one pint....poured over you for being miserable. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
okay... i'll tell you all which ones still need to be answered....
6,7,8,9,11,14,15,16,23,24,25,26,27,29
there ya go.... |
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1. Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’Boy George
2. What does a bad workman always blame His tools
3. Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’ High tea is a light meal
4. In medicine what do the initials E N T mean Ear nose and throat
5. In which soap would you find a garage known as ‘The Arches’East enders?
6. What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’ A cloud formation
7. In which European country would you find Tuscany Italy
8. Which is the busiest passenger ferry port in England Dover
9. What weapons are used in fencing Swords
10. What is the German word for ‘one’ (spelling must be correct) Ein
11. Which golfer Jack was nicknamed ‘The Golden Bear’ Nickalous
12. In which Scottish City would you find Sauchiehall Street Glasgow
13. Which TV personality’s catchphrase is ‘Awright’Michael whatshisname
14. Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’:ouis Armstrong
15. Which royal was once married to Lord Snowden Princess Margaret
16. What do the initials MEP stand for Member of the European gravy train
17. In children’s television, what creature was Otis?
18. In which country would you find the pine scented wine ‘Retsina’ Greece
19. What is Mozzarella Buffalo cheese
20. In which country are Rhineland, Bavaria and Saxony Germany
21. Which Joan starred in ‘What ever happened to Baby Jane’Crawford
22. Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after teeth
23. Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic Republic
24. What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist Vines
25. Which film contains the song ‘Hi Ho’Snow white
26. For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union Wales
27. Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero Torvil and Dean
28. Which song contains the line ‘Feed the World’?
29. What are the initials of the painter ‘Lowry’L.S.
30. What ‘flock together’ Birds of a feather |
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1. What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as M25
2. In what month is Hogmanay celebrated My Birthday December
3. Complete the following TV series title, ‘Police, Camera, ……’Action
4. What type of music would you associate with Maria Callas Blues
5. Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano Etna
6. Which was the only non-European nation to win the men’s football world cup in the 90’s?
7. Was singer Enrico Caruso a baritone, tenor or bass tenor
8. Which member of the Rolling Stones was best man at Keith Richard’s wedding Jagger
9. Which alphabet did the Muscovites use Cyrillic
10. What type of transport did Steve McQueen use to escape in the film ‘The Great Escape’ Royal enfield motorbike
11. Which English County has the longest coastline?
12. Which English Northeast County is furthest north Northumbria
13. What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations Black handle
14. Who hosts ‘Aunties Sporting Bloomers’ Some woman
15. Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’Jess yates
16. From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate Finland
17. Which Nelson was the first president of South Africa Mandella
18. Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’ BG's
19. Which page of a newspaper is traditionally associated with naked women 3
20. What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident Sonny Bono
21. What relationship is Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William Granny
22. In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro Africa
23. What did ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ keep in her cupboard The dogs bone
24. What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup Chicken
25. What do Americans call a dinner jacket Tux
26. William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become whoWC Fields
27. What are Cobol, Java and Fortran Computer programs
28. Which sporting trophy did Bradford jewellers ‘Fattorini’s’ make The Jules Verne Cup
29. What are secateurs used for Cutting pants
30. How many leaves are there on a shamrock 3 |
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over a year ago
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6. Brazil
7. tenor
8. Mick Jagger
9. Cyrillic
11. Cornwall
14. terry Wogan
15. Jess Yates
16. Denmark
23. Nothing
24. Chicken
25. Tuxedo
26. WC Fields
27. Computer Programming Languages
29. Pruning |
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"okay... this is an easy one that will keep you going for a bit....
1. Who fronted the band ‘Culture Club’?
George O'Dowd
2. What does a bad workman always blame?
His mate.
3. Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’?
Afternoon tea has more letters.
4. In medicine what do the initials E N T mean?
Too lazy to write the full words out.
5. In which soap would you find a garage known as ‘The Arches’?
Pears
6. What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’?
A two word sentence?
7. In which European country would you find Tuscany?
Italy, only if you were there already.
8. Which is the busiest passenger ferry port in England?
Heathrow
9. What weapons are used in fencing?
Fences
10. What is the German word for ‘one’ (spelling must be correct)?
Correct
11. Which golfer Jack was nicknamed ‘The Golden Bear’?
Jack Nicklaus
12. In which Scottish City would you find Sauchiehall Street?
Never been, so i wouldnt find it.
13. Which TV personality’s catchphrase is ‘Awright’?
Dunno.
14. Which musician was known as ‘Satchmo’?
Satchmo.
15. Which royal was once married to Lord Snowden?
HRH Mrs Snowden
16. What do the initials MEP stand for?
without the dots? dunno.
17. In children’s television, what creature was Otis?
A brand of lift?
18. In which country would you find the pine scented wine ‘Retsina’?
Anyone with a decent supermarket of specialist delicatessen. Or wine merchant.
19. What is Mozzarella?
An italian word.
20. In which country are Rhineland, Bavaria and Saxony?
Germany
21. Which Joan starred in ‘What ever happened to Baby Jane’?
Rivers.
22. Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after?
Teeth, only if handsomely paid.
23. Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic?
Kingdom.
24. What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist?
Vine
25. Which film contains the song ‘Hi Ho’?
Lonesome Ranger
26. For which country did Gavin Hastings play Rugby Union?
Scotland
27. Which ice dance partnership performed to Ravel’s Bolero?
Torville and Dean, and most likely some others too.
Annetter Haven and Richard Pacheco for a bonus, beautiful looking beaver too.
28. Which song contains the line ‘Feed the World’?
Feed the World
29. What are th
e initials of the painter ‘Lowry’?
L
S
30. What ‘flock together’?"
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"No 23 nothing, cos the cupboard was bare
damn.. that was my banker....
so now missing 6,11,14,16 and 29....
or do you want another one?
29 pruning plants"
29 is right......
i'll give you the answers to the others and put up a new one..
6 non european team to win world cup in 90's brazil (94)
11 county with longest coastline... Cornwall
14 host of aunties bloomers... sir terry wogan
16..... country where band "aqua" come from... Denmark |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
1. Which Coronation Street character died of a heart attack following a road rage incident?
2. Which colour featured in the title of Whoopi Goldberg’s first feature film?
3. Which ‘Damon’ won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1996?
4. Which England Rugby Union player was famously linked with the Princess of Wales?
5. Which number cubed is 8?
6. Which sit-com has characters called Saffron and Bubble?
7. On which part of your body would a cataract form?
8. What is the capital of Malta?
9. In the movie Frankenstein, which part did Boris Karloff play?
10. Who had a hit with ‘Winner Takes it All’?
11. In which month do we traditionally celebrate Halloween?
12. Which children’s publisher has a red and black animal as it’s logo?
13. Complete the acronym ‘CPRE’, ‘Council for the Protection of R E’?
14. Which Goalkeeper Andy played for Oldham in the 1990’s?
15. What is the outer edge of a circle more commonly known as?
16. In the 1996 Five Nations tournament, which country was expelled?
17. Which country was the first to put a man in space?
18. Who had a hit with ‘Money for nothing’?
19. Who made the ‘Victor’ car?
20. Who was the lead singer with the Police?
21. Who did Dr Crippen murder?
22. What type of dog was Rin Tin Tin?
23. Which club was Alan Hansen say would ‘Never win anything with kids’?
24. What was the name of the bumbling French Detective in the Pink Panther films?
25. Which newspaper was founded in the 1980’s and dissolved in the 1990’s?
26. Who designed the dress that the Princess of Wales got married in?
27. Which Ben E King song went to Number one 25 years after it was first released?
28. Which continent has the largest proportion of ice?
29. Which Jack Nicholson film was based in a mental hospital?
30. What word comes after Cloak, Ball and Waiting to form 3 new words? |
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
Livingston |
"No 23 nothing, cos the cupboard was bare
damn.. that was my banker....
so now missing 6,11,14,16 and 29....
or do you want another one?
29 pruning plants
29 is right......
i'll give you the answers to the others and put up a new one..
6 non european team to win world cup in 90's brazil (94)
11 county with longest coastline... Cornwall
14 host of aunties bloomers... sir terry wogan
16..... country where band "aqua" come from... Denmark"
I got the others!! Some bloody quizmaster you are!!!  |
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1. Which Coronation Street character died of a heart attack following a road rage incident? Mike Baldwin?
2. Which colour featured in the title of Whoopi Goldberg’s first feature film? Purple
3. Which ‘Damon’ won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1996? Hill
4. Which England Rugby Union player was famously linked with the Princess of Wales? Will Carling
5. Which number cubed is 8? 2
6. Which sit-com has characters called Saffron and Bubble? Ab Fab
7. On which part of your body would a cataract form? Eye
8. What is the capital of Malta? Cardiff
9. In the movie Frankenstein, which part did Boris Karloff play? Frankenstein
10. Who had a hit with ‘Winner Takes it All’? Abba
11. In which month do we traditionally celebrate Halloween? October
12. Which children’s publisher has a red and black animal as it’s logo? Ladbird
13. Complete the acronym ‘CPRE’, ‘Council for the Protection of R E’? Rural England
14. Which Goalkeeper Andy played for Oldham in the 1990’s?
15. What is the outer edge of a circle more commonly known as?
16. In the 1996 Five Nations tournament, which country was expelled?
17. Which country was the first to put a man in space? USSR
18. Who had a hit with ‘Money for nothing’? Dire Straights
19. Who made the ‘Victor’ car?
20. Who was the lead singer with the Police? Sting
21. Who did Dr Crippen murder? His WIFE
22. What type of dog was Rin Tin Tin? Alsation
23. Which club was Alan Hansen say would ‘Never win anything with kids’?
24. What was the name of the bumbling French Detective in the Pink Panther films? Clouseeau
25. Which newspaper was founded in the 1980’s and dissolved in the 1990’s?The Sport
26. Who designed the dress that the Princess of Wales got married in? The Emmanuels
27. Which Ben E King song went to Number one 25 years after it was first released? Stand By NMe
28. Which continent has the largest proportion of ice? America
29. Which Jack Nicholson film was based in a mental hospital? One flew over the cuckoos nest
30. What word comes after Cloak, Ball and Waiting to form 3 new words? Room |
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
Livingston |
1) Derek Wilton
2) Purple (The Colour Purple)
3) Damon Hill
4) Will Carling
5) 2
6) Absolutely Fabulous
7) Eye
8) Valetta
9) The Monster
10) ABBA
11) October
12) Ladybird
13) Rural England
14) Goram (fucking hibbee bastard)
15) Circumference
16) England
17) USSR
18) Dire Straits
19) Vauxhall
20) Sting
21) His Wife
22) Alsatian
23) Manchester United
24) Clouseau
25) Today
26) Elizabeth/David Emanuel
27) Stand by Me
28) Antarctica
29) One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
30) Room |
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"1. What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as?
Either the M25 or a car park.
2. In what month is Hogmanay celebrated?
Depends where you are, if in Somalia i suspect it isn't.
3. Complete the following TV series title, ‘Police, Camera, ……’?
Crap.
4. What type of music would you associate with Maria Callas?
Browser.
5. Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano?
Etna
6. Which was the only non-European nation to win the men’s football world cup in the 90’s?
China
7. Was singer Enrico Caruso a baritone, tenor or bass?
Browser
8. Which member of the Rolling Stones was best man at Keith Richard’s wedding?
Brain Jones
9. Which alphabet did the Muscovites use?
Their own.
10. What type of transport did Steve McQueen use to escape in the film ‘The Great Escape’?
A bike and train..
11. Which English County has the longest coastline?
Devon
12. Which English Northeast County is furthest north?
Northumberland
13. What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations?
Deepnds which filling station, Tesco's tend to be blue and white
14. Who hosts ‘Aunties Sporting Bloomers’?
terry Wogan
15. Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’?
Mr yates
16. From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate?
Denmark, Dr Jones
17. Which Nelson was the first president of South Africa?
Horatio?
18. Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’?
Springsteen
19. Which page of a newspaper is traditionally associated with naked women?
The well thumbed one.
20. What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident?
Fuck knows.
Ex husband?
Congressman Salvatore Sonny Bono
21. What relationship is Queen Elizabeth II to Prince William?
Royalty
22. In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro?
Same one its always been seen gondwanaland broke up. Africa
23. What did ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ keep in her cupboard?
No bone.
24. What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup?
Coq
25. What do Americans call a dinner jacket?
A dinner jacket.
26. William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become who?
A famous cricketet. WC Fields
27. What are Cobol, Java and Fortran?
Computer coding languages
Do i get a C++?
28. Which sporting trophy did Bradford jewellers ‘Fattorini’s’ make?
Jules Rimet trophy.
29. What are secateurs used for?
Cutting things with, including the bit of skin between thumb and finger.
30. How many leaves are there on a shamrock?"
How big is it? |
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"1. Which Coronation Street character died of a heart attack
following a road rage incident?
Satan Odgen
2. Which colour featured in the title of Whoopi Goldberg’s first feature film?
techicolour
3. Which ‘Damon’ won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1996?
Hill
4. Which England Rugby Union player was famously linked with the Princess of Wales?
Linked, as in shagging?
Will Carling
5. Which number cubed is 8?
The integer 2
6. Which sit-com has characters called Saffron and Bubble?
Ab Fab
7. On which part of your body would a cataract form?
The eye's have it
8. What is the capital of Malta?
M
9. In the movie Frankenstein, which part did Boris Karloff play?
the mad professor
10. Who had a hit with ‘Winner Takes it All’?
Erasure
11. In which month do we traditionally celebrate Halloween?
October
12. Which children’s publisher has a red and black animal as it’s logo?
Penguin
13. Complete the acronym ‘CPRE’, ‘Council for the Protection of R E’?
Rear Ending?
14. Which Goalkeeper Andy played for Oldham in the 1990’s?
Goram
15. What is the outer edge of a circle more commonly known as?
Perimeter
16. In the 1996 Five Nations tournament, which country was expelled?
The naughty one.
17. Which country was the first to put a man in space?
USSR
18. Who had a hit with ‘Money for nothing’?
Dire Straits
19. Who made the ‘Victor’ car?
The workers at Vauxhall
20. Who was the lead singer with the Police?
Cheif Constable Sting
21. Who did Dr Crippen murder?
Allegedly his victims
22. What type of dog was Rin Tin Tin?
Film star. Rough collie.
23. Which club was Alan Hansen say would ‘Never win anything with kids’?
In english please?
Manchester United after Aston Villa beat them 3-1.
24. What was the name of the bumbling French Detective in the Pink Panther films?
Peter Sellers
25. Which newspaper was founded in the 1980’s and dissolved in the 1990’s?
Any flushed down our loo, eventually.
26. Who designed the dress that the Princess of Wales got married in?
David and Sarah Emmanuel
27. Which Ben E King song went to Number one 25 years after it was first released?
Stand on Me
28. Which continent has the largest proportion of ice?
Proportion to what?
Antartica?
29. Which Jack Nicholson film was based in a mental hospital?
One Flew Out Of The Cuckoo's Nest
30. What word comes after Cloak, Ball and Waiting to form 3 new words?"
Owt you want. |
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