Good evening. Alliterative answers are back to start the week.
1.A phrase that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly?
2.Snack food made from potatoes, cut into the shape of short, hollow cylinders?
3.The number called as two little ducks in bingo?
4.Comic book character who ate cow pies with the horns left in?
5.Martin Shaw plays which police inspector in a BBC series?
6.Famous annual horserace, situated in West Sussex?
7.Set during World War II, who wrote the 1981 children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom?
8.Lake in central Switzerland and the fourth largest in the country?
9.Chemical compound which has the formula CaCO3?
10.Who assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968?
1.A phrase that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly? Tongue Twister.
2.Snack food made from potatoes, cut into the shape of short, hollow cylinders? Hula Hoops.
3.The number called as two little ducks in bingo? Twenty Two.
4.Comic book character who ate cow pies with the horns left in? Desperate Dan.
5.Martin Shaw plays which police inspector in a BBC series?
6.Famous annual horserace, situated in West Sussex?
7.Set during World War II, who wrote the 1981 children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom?
8.Lake in central Switzerland and the fourth largest in the country?
9.Chemical compound which has the formula CaCO3?
10.Who assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968?
Good evening. Alliterative answers are back to start the week.
1.A phrase that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly?
2.Snack food made from potatoes, cut into the shape of short, hollow cylinders?
3.The number called as two little ducks in bingo?
4.Comic book character who ate cow pies with the horns left in?
5.Martin Shaw plays which police inspector in a BBC series?
6.Famous annual horserace, situated in West Sussex?
7.Set during World War II, who wrote the 1981 children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom?
8.Lake in central Switzerland and the fourth largest in the country?
9.Chemical compound which has the formula CaCO3?
10.Who assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968?
1. Thingymabob
2. Tattie cylinders.
3. Quack quack.
4. Batman
5. Shawshank Redemption
6. Chariots Of Fire
7. Mister Tom's many victims
8. Veronica Lake
9. Cackowthree
10. Liza Minelli
Real answers
1. ?????
2. Crisps (I must really be dumb to not know Q1 yet this be crisps)
3. 22?
4. Desperate Dan
5. ????
6. The Derby?
7. ????
8. Lake Geneva
9. Calcium Carbonate
10. Sirhan Sirhan (good thing he was never knighted)
1. Tongue Twister
2. French Fries
3. Twenty Two
4. Dan Dandy
5. Paul Poldark
6. Glourious Goodwood
7. Jane Jefferies
8.Lake Liehbber
9. Calcium Copper
10. Matthew Marshall
1.On what date is New Year's Day?
2.How many hours are there in three days?
3.What R is a bladed tool used in the removal of unwanted hair?
4.Which Disney character has a nose that grows longer every time he tells a lie?
5.Parrots, pelicans and cuckoos are all types of what?
6.How many cards are there in a complete standard deck?
7.Which European country does parmesan cheese come from?
8.Stomatology is the study of diseases that effect which part of the body?
9.In maths, which statistical average is calculated by finding out the middle value in a set of data arranged in order?
10.A wheel-like symbol known as the Ashoka Chakra appears on the flag of which Asian country?
11.In which city did the St Scholastica's Day riot begin on 10 February 1355, with opposing forces of town and gown on the rampage for three days?
12.The Farnes Hercules sculpture, signed by an otherwise unknown Glykon, is thought to be an enlarged Roman copy from an original by which Classical Greece era sculptor?
1.On what date is New Year's Day? 1st January.
2.How many hours are there in three days? 72.
3.What R is a bladed tool used in the removal of unwanted hair? Razor.
4.Which Disney character has a nose that grows longer every time he tells a lie? Pinocchio.
5.Parrots, pelicans and cuckoos are all types of what? Bird.
6.How many cards are there in a complete standard deck? 52.
7.Which European country does parmesan cheese come from? Italy.
8.Stomatology is the study of diseases that effect which part of the body? Stomach?
9.In maths, which statistical average is calculated by finding out the middle value in a set of data arranged in order? Median.
10.A wheel-like symbol known as the Ashoka Chakra appears on the flag of which Asian country?
11.In which city did the St Scholastica's Day riot begin on 10 February 1355, with opposing forces of town and gown on the rampage for three days?
12.The Farnes Hercules sculpture, signed by an otherwise unknown Glykon, is thought to be an enlarged Roman copy from an original by which Classical Greece era sculptor?
Comments
2. Eye
3. Pavement
4. Heights
5. Joan Collins
6. Laura Hardy
7. Automatic
8. Acid and Alkalhai
9. The Shard
10. Ronald McDonald
11. The Fesitval of Judhism
12. The Sad Song
2. Eye?
3. Pavement
4. Heights
5. Joan Collins
6. Nadine Dorries?
7. Automatic
8. Acidity
11-Shavuot
12-Songs on the Death of Children
1.A phrase that is designed to be difficult to articulate properly?
2.Snack food made from potatoes, cut into the shape of short, hollow cylinders?
3.The number called as two little ducks in bingo?
4.Comic book character who ate cow pies with the horns left in?
5.Martin Shaw plays which police inspector in a BBC series?
6.Famous annual horserace, situated in West Sussex?
7.Set during World War II, who wrote the 1981 children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom?
8.Lake in central Switzerland and the fourth largest in the country?
9.Chemical compound which has the formula CaCO3?
10.Who assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968?
2) Hoola Hoops
3) Twenty Two
4) Desperate Dan
10) Sirhan Sirhan (spelling may be off)
6-9
3. 22
9. Calcium carbonate? the elements are calcium, carbon and oxygen, but the name of that compound, I don't know
2. hula hoops
3. twenty two
4. desperate dan
5. George Gently
6. Glorious Goodwood
7. Michelle Margorian
8. Lake Lucerne
9 calcium carbonate
10. Sirhan Sirhan
2.Snack food made from potatoes, cut into the shape of short, hollow cylinders? Hula Hoops.
3.The number called as two little ducks in bingo? Twenty Two.
4.Comic book character who ate cow pies with the horns left in? Desperate Dan.
5.Martin Shaw plays which police inspector in a BBC series?
6.Famous annual horserace, situated in West Sussex?
7.Set during World War II, who wrote the 1981 children's novel Goodnight Mister Tom?
8.Lake in central Switzerland and the fourth largest in the country?
9.Chemical compound which has the formula CaCO3?
10.Who assassinated US Senator Robert F. Kennedy in June 1968?
1. Thingymabob
2. Tattie cylinders.
3. Quack quack.
4. Batman
5. Shawshank Redemption
6. Chariots Of Fire
7. Mister Tom's many victims
8. Veronica Lake
9. Cackowthree
10. Liza Minelli
Real answers
1. ?????
2. Crisps (I must really be dumb to not know Q1 yet this be crisps)
3. 22?
4. Desperate Dan
5. ????
6. The Derby?
7. ????
8. Lake Geneva
9. Calcium Carbonate
10. Sirhan Sirhan (good thing he was never knighted)
Probably got more right going for silly answers.
2. French Fries
3. Twenty Two
4. Dan Dandy
5. Paul Poldark
6. Glourious Goodwood
7. Jane Jefferies
8.Lake Liehbber
9. Calcium Copper
10. Matthew Marshall
2. Hula Hoops
3. Twenty Two
4. Desperate Dan
5. George Gently
9. Calcium Carbonate
1.On what date is New Year's Day?
2.How many hours are there in three days?
3.What R is a bladed tool used in the removal of unwanted hair?
4.Which Disney character has a nose that grows longer every time he tells a lie?
5.Parrots, pelicans and cuckoos are all types of what?
6.How many cards are there in a complete standard deck?
7.Which European country does parmesan cheese come from?
8.Stomatology is the study of diseases that effect which part of the body?
9.In maths, which statistical average is calculated by finding out the middle value in a set of data arranged in order?
10.A wheel-like symbol known as the Ashoka Chakra appears on the flag of which Asian country?
11.In which city did the St Scholastica's Day riot begin on 10 February 1355, with opposing forces of town and gown on the rampage for three days?
12.The Farnes Hercules sculpture, signed by an otherwise unknown Glykon, is thought to be an enlarged Roman copy from an original by which Classical Greece era sculptor?
2.72
3.Razor
4.Pinochio
5.Birds
6.52
7.Italy
8.Stomach?
9.
10.India
11.Rome
12.
2. 72
3. Razor
4. Pinocchio (spelling)
5. Bird
6. 52
7. Italy?
8. Stomache?
9. Median
2) 72
3) Razor
4) Pinocchio
5) Birds
6) 52
7) Italy
2. 72 hours
3.razor
4.Pinochio
5. birds
7. Italy
8. abdomen
2. 72
3. razor
4 Pinocchio
5. birds
6. 52
7. Italy
8. mouth?
9. median
10. India
11,12
11 is Oxford.
2.How many hours are there in three days? 72.
3.What R is a bladed tool used in the removal of unwanted hair? Razor.
4.Which Disney character has a nose that grows longer every time he tells a lie? Pinocchio.
5.Parrots, pelicans and cuckoos are all types of what? Bird.
6.How many cards are there in a complete standard deck? 52.
7.Which European country does parmesan cheese come from? Italy.
8.Stomatology is the study of diseases that effect which part of the body? Stomach?
9.In maths, which statistical average is calculated by finding out the middle value in a set of data arranged in order? Median.
10.A wheel-like symbol known as the Ashoka Chakra appears on the flag of which Asian country?
11.In which city did the St Scholastica's Day riot begin on 10 February 1355, with opposing forces of town and gown on the rampage for three days?
12.The Farnes Hercules sculpture, signed by an otherwise unknown Glykon, is thought to be an enlarged Roman copy from an original by which Classical Greece era sculptor?