1.What B goes after chicken and before bone? Breast.
2.How many millilitres make up one litre? 1000.
3.A pentagon is a shape with how many sides? Five.
4.Which sign of the zodiac is represented by a fish? Pisces.
5.Anaplasty is the medical name for what type of surgery? A transplant?
6.When appearing on a contract, what do the initials T&C's stand for? Terms and Conditions.
7.On what type of transport would you find a plimsoll line? Tram?
8.The Pershore Yellow Egg is a cooking variety of which fruit? I'll guess Banana.
9.Which famous ship was discovered in the Atlantic in 1872, minus its crew and lifeboat? Don't know.
10.With 16 active volcanoes, which large Russian peninsula is considered the most volcanic area of the Eurasian continent? No idea.
11.Picture: name the playwright? http://www.postimage.org/image/ea421kv1xDon't know.
12.Its Indonesian name, mala malu, means shy one. It is known for its large eyes and stores its toxin in an elbow patch. What is the world's only poisonous primate? I'll take a stab at Baboon.
1,2,7,8-12 are wrong Ricky and the last regular qn of 2014 Christmas quiz tomorrow though
1.How many days are in a leap year?
2.In snooker, which ball is worth six points?
3.According to the proverb, the proof of the pudding is in the what?
4.The Sunday before Easter is known as what: Palm or oak?
5.Current affairs: to what post has the Rev Libby Lane been appointed to?
6.Which indie rock band won their third Best Album Award at the 2014 Brit Awards for AM?
7.Samuel Pepys, Anne Frank and Alan Clark are noted writers of what style of book?
8."Don't ask the price, it's a penny!" was the original slogan of which high-street shop?
9.Set in the Norfolk Broads, in which 1930 book do we meet the Walker and Plackett children?
10.In 1986, which Swedish Prime Minister was assassinated while walking home from the cinema with his wife?
11.With an average ground-level of 1.5m/4ft 11 in above sea level, which country is the lowest on earth, as well as the one with the lowest natural point in the world, at 2.4m/7ft 10 in?
12.Using only sticks and the shadows they cast, which third-century BC Greek mathematician calculated the earth's circumference to be 25,000 miles, very close to the actual circuference?
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2.1000
3.5
4.Pisces
5.
6.Terms and conditions
7.
8.
9.
10.The one at the Pacific, but I have no idea what it's name is... Krasnador?
11.
12.
5,7,8,10-12
2. 1000
3. 5
4. Pisces
5. Cosmetic
6. Terms and Conditions
7. Ship
8. Plum
9. Mary Celeste
10. Kamchatka
11. Chekhov
12. Slow Loris
Not Krasnador AxG
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2.How many millilitres make up one litre? 1000.
3.A pentagon is a shape with how many sides? Five.
4.Which sign of the zodiac is represented by a fish? Pisces.
5.Anaplasty is the medical name for what type of surgery? A transplant?
6.When appearing on a contract, what do the initials T&C's stand for? Terms and Conditions.
7.On what type of transport would you find a plimsoll line? Tram?
8.The Pershore Yellow Egg is a cooking variety of which fruit? I'll guess Banana.
9.Which famous ship was discovered in the Atlantic in 1872, minus its crew and lifeboat? Don't know.
10.With 16 active volcanoes, which large Russian peninsula is considered the most volcanic area of the Eurasian continent? No idea.
11.Picture: name the playwright? http://www.postimage.org/image/ea421kv1x Don't know.
12.Its Indonesian name, mala malu, means shy one. It is known for its large eyes and stores its toxin in an elbow patch. What is the world's only poisonous primate? I'll take a stab at Baboon.
2 one thousand
3 five
4 Pisces
5 cosmetic
6 terms & conditions
7 ship
8
9 Marie Celeste
10
11 Anton Chekhov
12
8 is plum, I was looking at the wrong sheet
eugenespeed got 12/12 earlier :cool:
2. 100
3. Five
4. Pisces
5. Face Surgery
6. Terms And Condition
7. Tram
8. Apple
9. Mary Rose
10. Siberia
11. Arthur Conan Doyle
12. Silverback Gorilla
1.How many days are in a leap year?
2.In snooker, which ball is worth six points?
3.According to the proverb, the proof of the pudding is in the what?
4.The Sunday before Easter is known as what: Palm or oak?
5.Current affairs: to what post has the Rev Libby Lane been appointed to?
6.Which indie rock band won their third Best Album Award at the 2014 Brit Awards for AM?
7.Samuel Pepys, Anne Frank and Alan Clark are noted writers of what style of book?
8."Don't ask the price, it's a penny!" was the original slogan of which high-street shop?
9.Set in the Norfolk Broads, in which 1930 book do we meet the Walker and Plackett children?
10.In 1986, which Swedish Prime Minister was assassinated while walking home from the cinema with his wife?
11.With an average ground-level of 1.5m/4ft 11 in above sea level, which country is the lowest on earth, as well as the one with the lowest natural point in the world, at 2.4m/7ft 10 in?
12.Using only sticks and the shadows they cast, which third-century BC Greek mathematician calculated the earth's circumference to be 25,000 miles, very close to the actual circuference?
2) pink
4) Palm
2) Pink
3) Eating
4) Palm
7) Diary
2.Pink
3.Eating
4.Palm
5.Bishop
6.Arctic Monkeys
7.Diary
8."Marks & Spencer
9.
10.
11.Tuvalu?
12.
2. Blue?
3. Eating?
4. Palm?
8. Wollies?
2 Pink
3 Making
4 Palm
5 Bishop
6 Kasabian
7 Diary
8
9-12
7) diary
9-12
2. pink
3. eating
4. palm
5. Bishop of Stockport
7. diaries
8. Woolworths?
10 Olaf(?) Palme
12. Euclid?