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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Just 7 is wrong Dare Devil and both correct Barracute
10-Warren Buffet
12-Mnemosyne
1.If you have an hidden advantage, that may well prove decisive, you are said to have which playing card up your sleeve?
2.Which boy's name precedes the word warm to give a word that means half-hearted?
3.The right hand pages of a book have which numbers; odd or even?
4.What S is the general term used for operations that treat injuries and disorders?
5.Current affairs: which political spin doctor and former editor of the News of the World was recently found guilty of conspiracy to intercept voicemails?
6.Who is the only person in Britain who can drive without a licence or a registration number on their car?
7.Which word describes the distance from the centre of a circle to the perimeter?
8."Blood and Fire" is the motto of which religious organization?
9.Eleanor Catton's second novel The Luminaries won the Man Booker Prize in 2013. But what was the title of her debut novel, published in 2008?
10.Picture: name the artist? http://www.postimage.org/image/a4vn281sj/
11.In nature, which bird, related to moorhens, coots and rails differs from them because it lives on dry land?
12.La Pucelle is a nickname of which historical figure?
10-Warren Buffet
12-Mnemosyne
1.If you have an hidden advantage, that may well prove decisive, you are said to have which playing card up your sleeve?
2.Which boy's name precedes the word warm to give a word that means half-hearted?
3.The right hand pages of a book have which numbers; odd or even?
4.What S is the general term used for operations that treat injuries and disorders?
5.Current affairs: which political spin doctor and former editor of the News of the World was recently found guilty of conspiracy to intercept voicemails?
6.Who is the only person in Britain who can drive without a licence or a registration number on their car?
7.Which word describes the distance from the centre of a circle to the perimeter?
8."Blood and Fire" is the motto of which religious organization?
9.Eleanor Catton's second novel The Luminaries won the Man Booker Prize in 2013. But what was the title of her debut novel, published in 2008?
10.Picture: name the artist? http://www.postimage.org/image/a4vn281sj/
11.In nature, which bird, related to moorhens, coots and rails differs from them because it lives on dry land?
12.La Pucelle is a nickname of which historical figure?
1 ace
2 Luke
3 odd
4 surgery
5 Andy Coulson
6 the queen
7 radius
8 salvation army
9 ?
10 Matisse
11 grouse
12 Joan of arc
2 Luke
3 odd
4 surgery
5 Andy Coulson
6 the queen
7 radius
8 salvation army
9 ?
10 Matisse
11 grouse
12 Joan of arc
1. Ace
3. Even?
4. Surgery
5. Andy Coulson
6. The multimillionaire who is this country's biggest and worst scrounger (hate that word and a word I only use to describe that family) and is no. 285 on the rich list.
7. Radius
3. Even?
4. Surgery
5. Andy Coulson
6. The multimillionaire who is this country's biggest and worst scrounger (hate that word and a word I only use to describe that family) and is no. 285 on the rich list.
7. Radius
10-Edgar Degas
1.What D is a sum of money paid in compensation to a person for loss or injury?
2.The practice of blatantly overcharging for something is often referred to as daylight... what?
3.What F is a word meaning to cheat or to play the violin?
4.The name of which bakery product is also an alternative word for bar when applied to soap?
5.Someone who is very enthusiastic is often said to be as keen as... which condiment?
6.What was the name of the 1990s TV that starred Jimmy Nail as a country and western singer?
7.In 1955, brothers Ross and Norris McWhirter compiled which best-selling book of world records?
8.Ratatouille is a French dish, traditionally containing peppers, tomatoes, courgettes and which dark purple vegetable?
9.Which major North American river passes through St Louis and Memphis before draining into the Gulf of Mexico?
10.What name is given to a traditional Alpine dress with a close fitting bodice?
11.Who invented the cotton gin in 1783?
12.Which physical recreation movement was founded in England by Mary Bagot Stack in 1930?
1.What D is a sum of money paid in compensation to a person for loss or injury?
2.The practice of blatantly overcharging for something is often referred to as daylight... what?
3.What F is a word meaning to cheat or to play the violin?
4.The name of which bakery product is also an alternative word for bar when applied to soap?
5.Someone who is very enthusiastic is often said to be as keen as... which condiment?
6.What was the name of the 1990s TV that starred Jimmy Nail as a country and western singer?
7.In 1955, brothers Ross and Norris McWhirter compiled which best-selling book of world records?
8.Ratatouille is a French dish, traditionally containing peppers, tomatoes, courgettes and which dark purple vegetable?
9.Which major North American river passes through St Louis and Memphis before draining into the Gulf of Mexico?
10.What name is given to a traditional Alpine dress with a close fitting bodice?
11.Who invented the cotton gin in 1783?
12.Which physical recreation movement was founded in England by Mary Bagot Stack in 1930?
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