1.Ground
2.
3.Jacket
4.Blindness
5.Public
6.Spiderman
7.8
8.Africa
9.Kent
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3.Jacket
4.Blindness
5.Public
6.Spiderman
7.8
8.Africa
9.Kent
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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“9-121 (it is the square root of the left-hand figure and the square of the right hand
)”
“9-121 (it is the square root of the left-hand figure and the square of the right hand
)”
I knew there had to be a mistake.
It should have been 14641
1. Ground
2. Hamper
3. Jacket spud. Not had one in ages!
4. Blind
5. Public
6. Spiderman
7. 15?
8. Asia?
You'd have laughed at my 'didn't have a clue' face with yesterday maths one it was brackets bit that confused me. Think yesterday's was the hardest ever quiz ... and I didn't even nick my number off you
I now get the sequence though. Next number is the square root (or previous number is the square of the one before)..
2. Hamper
3. Jacket spud. Not had one in ages!
4. Blind
5. Public
6. Spiderman
7. 15?
8. Asia?
You'd have laughed at my 'didn't have a clue' face with yesterday maths one
it was brackets bit that confused me. Think yesterday's was the hardest ever quiz ... and I didn't even nick my number off you I now get the sequence though. Next number is the square root (or previous number is the square of the one before)..
Originally Posted by treefr0g:
“I knew there had to be a mistake.
It should have been 14641”
“I knew there had to be a mistake.
It should have been 14641
”
It's not very often QM makes a mistake writing a palindrome. If the number was 666 or 1000 I wonder if he would still of made a mistake
Originally Posted by neilwatson:
“It's not very often QM makes a mistake writing a palindrome. If the number was 666 or 1000 I wonder if he would still of made a mistake”
“It's not very often QM makes a mistake writing a palindrome. If the number was 666 or 1000 I wonder if he would still of made a mistake”
I hadn't noticed it was a palindrome.
and so is 11 and 121 - Spooky
11-Largo
12-Le Corbusier (Charles Edouard Jeanneret)
Another set of groupies
1.What are the next three numbers in this sequence: 9, 18, 27?
2.Name three musical instruments that begin with the letter T?
3.Who are the six actors who have played James Bond in the official film series?
4.Which Six countries share a land border with South Africa?
5.What are the only five elements that have four letters in their name?
6.Super groupies: name the eight Royal Parks of London?
12-Le Corbusier (Charles Edouard Jeanneret)
Another set of groupies
1.What are the next three numbers in this sequence: 9, 18, 27?
2.Name three musical instruments that begin with the letter T?
3.Who are the six actors who have played James Bond in the official film series?
4.Which Six countries share a land border with South Africa?
5.What are the only five elements that have four letters in their name?
6.Super groupies: name the eight Royal Parks of London?
1. 36, 45, 54
2.Trombone, trumpet, tambourine
3.
4.Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Swaziland, Lesotho
5.Iron, Zinc, Gold, Neon
6.St James, Kensington, Greenwich, Wimbledon,
2.Trombone, trumpet, tambourine
3.
4.Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Swaziland, Lesotho
5.Iron, Zinc, Gold, Neon
6.St James, Kensington, Greenwich, Wimbledon,
1 36, 45, 54
2 Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba
3 Sean Connery, Daniel Craig, Timothy Dalton, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan
4 Zimbabwe, Botswana
5
6 St James, Hyde,
2 Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba
3 Sean Connery, Daniel Craig, Timothy Dalton, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan
4 Zimbabwe, Botswana
5
6 St James, Hyde,
1. 36, 45, 54
2. Trombone, triangle, treble bass?
3. Roger Moore, Pierce Bronsnan, Craig someone
5. Gold
6. Hyde, Regent, Greenwich
2. Trombone, triangle, treble bass?
3. Roger Moore, Pierce Bronsnan, Craig someone
5. Gold
6. Hyde, Regent, Greenwich
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