Just 11 is wrong neil
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1. Wheels
2. Beauty?
3. Napkin
4. 900
5. Crackling
8. Can picture him, can't name him. Can't believe it's still being talked about
2. Beauty?
3. Napkin
4. 900
5. Crackling
8. Can picture him, can't name him. Can't believe it's still being talked about
I'd have put money on me being right
7-Surrender value
9-Ruhr
10-Syzygy
11-Zhujiang
12-Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
1.What P is the name given to a professional who prepares and dispenses drugs in a chemist's shop?
2.Which is normally the last bank holiday in the UK calendar year?
3.The gemstone jade is usually what colour?
4.Which word can mean a mark placed over a letter to indicate pronunciation or the characteristic way a person speaks?
5.What name is given to the seaside confection that traditionally has writing through its centre?
6.What is the name of the ITV crime drama series strring Rupert Penry-Jones and Phil Davis which originally featured a killer copying Jack the Ripper?
7.What is the name of the tropical fruit that has a hard shell lined with an edible white flesh?
8.Which London landmark has served as a prison, a mint and a royal palace?
9.Quotations: in 2005, which British lead singer said "Being voted the world's sexiest vegetarian is about as cool as it gets"?
10.Which American energy company went bankrupt in December 2001, amid reports of financial irregularities?
11.The War of Jenkins Ear which began in October 1739 was fought between which two countries?
12.Who designed Pulteney Bridge in Bath?
9-Ruhr
10-Syzygy
11-Zhujiang
12-Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
1.What P is the name given to a professional who prepares and dispenses drugs in a chemist's shop?
2.Which is normally the last bank holiday in the UK calendar year?
3.The gemstone jade is usually what colour?
4.Which word can mean a mark placed over a letter to indicate pronunciation or the characteristic way a person speaks?
5.What name is given to the seaside confection that traditionally has writing through its centre?
6.What is the name of the ITV crime drama series strring Rupert Penry-Jones and Phil Davis which originally featured a killer copying Jack the Ripper?
7.What is the name of the tropical fruit that has a hard shell lined with an edible white flesh?
8.Which London landmark has served as a prison, a mint and a royal palace?
9.Quotations: in 2005, which British lead singer said "Being voted the world's sexiest vegetarian is about as cool as it gets"?
10.Which American energy company went bankrupt in December 2001, amid reports of financial irregularities?
11.The War of Jenkins Ear which began in October 1739 was fought between which two countries?
12.Who designed Pulteney Bridge in Bath?
1. Pharmacist
2. Boxing Day
3. Green
4. Accent
6. Whitechapel
7. Coconut
8. London Dungeons?
9. Damon Albarn?
2. Boxing Day
3. Green
4. Accent
6. Whitechapel
7. Coconut
8. London Dungeons?
9. Damon Albarn?
1.Pharmacist
2.31 December?
3.Green
4.Accent
5.Rock
6.
7.Pineapple
8.Tower of London
9.
10.
11.
12.John Nash
2.31 December?
3.Green
4.Accent
5.Rock
6.
7.Pineapple
8.Tower of London
9.
10.
11.
12.John Nash
1. Pharmacist
2. August
3. Green
4. Accent
5. Rock
6. Broadchurch. Still haven't watched it.
8. Buckingham Palace?
2. August
3. Green
4. Accent
5. Rock
6. Broadchurch. Still haven't watched it.
8. Buckingham Palace?
9-Chris Martin
11-Great Britain and Spain
12-Robert Adam
1.What P can be a shot in football and a punishment imposed for a breach of the law?
2.What name is given to a shallow inflatable container that is filled with water for children to play in?
3.A gesture of greeting in which two people slap their raised right palms together is known as a high---- what?
4.What is the usual name of the game in which players attempt to find hidden articles by means of written clues?
5.Current affairs: which Star Trek legend has been awarded NASA's highest civilian honour?
6.Picture: name this Bond villain? http://www.postimage.org/image/4m80qrwcz/
7.Scrapie is a disease that most commonly affects which animal?
8.Which animal ended up being put into the teapot at the Mad Hatter's tea party in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?
9.The island of Formentera lies due south of which of the Balearic Islands?
10.Which Scottish-born pirate was captured in America, sent for trial in London and hanged in 1701?
11.James Chadwick was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1935 for his discovery of what?
12.Which civic religion did Robespierre create to replace Christianity and the Cult of Reason?
11-Great Britain and Spain
12-Robert Adam
1.What P can be a shot in football and a punishment imposed for a breach of the law?
2.What name is given to a shallow inflatable container that is filled with water for children to play in?
3.A gesture of greeting in which two people slap their raised right palms together is known as a high---- what?
4.What is the usual name of the game in which players attempt to find hidden articles by means of written clues?
5.Current affairs: which Star Trek legend has been awarded NASA's highest civilian honour?
6.Picture: name this Bond villain? http://www.postimage.org/image/4m80qrwcz/
7.Scrapie is a disease that most commonly affects which animal?
8.Which animal ended up being put into the teapot at the Mad Hatter's tea party in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland?
9.The island of Formentera lies due south of which of the Balearic Islands?
10.Which Scottish-born pirate was captured in America, sent for trial in London and hanged in 1701?
11.James Chadwick was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1935 for his discovery of what?
12.Which civic religion did Robespierre create to replace Christianity and the Cult of Reason?
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