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1.Tablespoon
2.Disk jockey 3.hearing defects 4.180 miles 5.Counterfeit? 6. 7.Paddington? 8. 9.Aberdeen 10.Emmental 11.Franco 12. |
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Correct except AxG's 7,9-11
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1) Tablespoon
2) DiscJockey 3) Hearing 4) 180 miles unless it has to stop for signals !! 5) Counterfeit 7) Rupert |
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1. Tablespoon
2. Disc Jockey 3. Hearing defects 4. 180 miles 6. Liam Neeson 7. Rupert? |
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1 Tablespoon
2 Disc Jockey 3 Hearing defects 4 180 miles 5 Counterfit 6 Colin Farrell 7 Paddington Bear |
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All correct Barracute/P_P
8-12 |
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Just 6,7 are wrong bcdee
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1. tablespoon
2.disc jockey 3 hearing 4.180 miles 5. counterfeit 7.Rupert 8. Love in a mist 10. Raclet 11. Not Hitler, so must be Mussolini |
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All correct Sallysally
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1. Tablespoon
2. Disc Jockey 3. Hearing 4. 180 miles 5. Counterfeit 7. Winne the Pooh? 8. Popparea? or however you spell it. Hope you get what I mean there. 9. Bristol? |
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1 tablespoon
2 disc jockey 3 hearing 4 180 miles 5 counterfeit 6 Liam Neeson? 7 Rupert 8 ? 9 Manchester 10 gruyere 11 Mussolini 12 homer? |
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9. I am sure I saw this in Liverpool. Maybe wrong.
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7,8 and 9 are wrong Dare Devil
9,10 and 12 are wrong farmer bob You did see it there Sallysally Stanley Street in Liverpool. Eleanor Rigby by Tommy Steele
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Thanks quizmaster
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Quiz night 24/4 11,846
12-Antipater of Sidon
1.What C is the name for the inedible centre portion of certain fruits? 2.What S is a sport in which competitors propel themselves through water using arm and leg movements? 3.To which poultry product do the culinary terms scrambled and poached refer? 4.In which room of the house would you traditionally find the grill, oven, kettle and toaster? 5.Current affairs: in which country are the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge been touring? 6.Soul singer Cee Lo Green, who had a UK number one single in 2010 with Forget You, was a member of which pop duo? 7.In computing, Excel, part of the Microsoft Office suite is what type of software? 8.Which fictional detective was given an obituary in the New York Times after being killed off in 1975? 9.Quotations: which Turner Prize-winning artist said "It's amazing what you can do with an E in Art A-level, a twisted imagination, and a chainsaw"? 10.The Great Dismal Swamp is the name given to a large marshy area in the south-east of which country? 11.The Bayeux Tapestry is made from woollen thread embroidered on a canvass of which textile? 12.The Tempietto of San Pietro in Montorio in Rome designed by Donato Bramante is reputedly the site of what? |
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1) core
2) swimming 3) eggs 4) kitchen 5) New Zealand |
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1. Core
2. Swimming 3. Egg 4. Kitchen 5. Australia 6. Gnarles Barkley 7. Office? 9. Damien Hurst |
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1.Core
2.Swimming 3.Eggs 4.Kitchen 5.New Zealand then Australia 6. 7.Spreadsheet 8.Sherlock Holmes 9. 10.Spain? 11. 12. |
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P_P's 7 is wrong
7,8,10-12 |
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1 Core
2 Swimming 3 Eggs 4 Kitchen 5 Australia |
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1) Core
2) Swimming 3) Eggs 4) Kitchen 5) Australia 7) Spreadsheet |
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From AxG - all correct except AxG's 8, 10
8,10-12 |
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I read 7 wrong
Happy with 7/12 though ![]() Thanks for the quiz again QM
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1. Core
2. Swimming 3. Eggs 4. Kitchen 5. New Zealand 7. Spreadsheet |
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All correct Dare Devil
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Stanley Street in Liverpool. Eleanor Rigby by Tommy Steele