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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Just 6 and 10 are wrong Ricky
1.What V is a large continental European holiday home?
2.At what time of the year is a cake called stollen traditionally eaten: Halloween or Christmas?
3.Skeletor was the arch-enemy of which cartoon character?
4.How often does a quadrennial event take place?
5.In a game of darts, what is the highest score that can be finished in two darts?
6.What name is given to the person who directs an orchestra using hand and arm gestures?
7.The didgeridoo is a musical instrument associated with which country?
8.Which politician is the subject of a 2014 West End Play called Handbagged?
9.The volcano eyjafjallajokull, which emitted a gigantic ash cloud in 2010, is in which country?
10.In chemistry, which word describes the process by which one substance is incorporated into another?
11.Since the upgrading of Ceres from the status of asteroid to that of dwarf planet in 2006, which has been the largest asteroid, by size, in our solar system?
12.Beau Sabreur (handsome swordsman) was first a sobriquet for which French cavalry officer and brother-in-law of Napoleon I?
1.What V is a large continental European holiday home?
2.At what time of the year is a cake called stollen traditionally eaten: Halloween or Christmas?
3.Skeletor was the arch-enemy of which cartoon character?
4.How often does a quadrennial event take place?
5.In a game of darts, what is the highest score that can be finished in two darts?
6.What name is given to the person who directs an orchestra using hand and arm gestures?
7.The didgeridoo is a musical instrument associated with which country?
8.Which politician is the subject of a 2014 West End Play called Handbagged?
9.The volcano eyjafjallajokull, which emitted a gigantic ash cloud in 2010, is in which country?
10.In chemistry, which word describes the process by which one substance is incorporated into another?
11.Since the upgrading of Ceres from the status of asteroid to that of dwarf planet in 2006, which has been the largest asteroid, by size, in our solar system?
12.Beau Sabreur (handsome swordsman) was first a sobriquet for which French cavalry officer and brother-in-law of Napoleon I?
1. Villa
2. Halloween?
4. Every 4 years?
5. 120?
6. Conductor
7. Australia
9. Iceland
10. something bond?
2. Halloween?
4. Every 4 years?
5. 120?
6. Conductor
7. Australia
9. Iceland
10. something bond?
1.Villa
2.Halloween?
3.He-man
4.Every 4 years
5.120
6.Conductor
7.Australia
8.
9.Iceland
10.
11.
12.
2.Halloween?
3.He-man
4.Every 4 years
5.120
6.Conductor
7.Australia
8.
9.Iceland
10.
11.
12.
1. villa
2. christmas?
3.
4.every 4 years
5
6. conductor
7. Australia
8 Margaret Thatcher?
9. Iceland
oh dear - very poor effort today!
2. christmas?
3.
4.every 4 years
5
6. conductor
7. Australia
8 Margaret Thatcher?
9. Iceland
oh dear - very poor effort today!
1. Villa
2. Halloween
3. He-Man
4. Every Four Years
5. 141
7. Australia
8. Margaret Thatcher
9. Iceland
10. Mixture
11. Haaileys's
2. Halloween
3. He-Man
4. Every Four Years
5. 141
7. Australia
8. Margaret Thatcher
9. Iceland
10. Mixture
11. Haaileys's
Not dilution Barracute.
10-absorption
11-Pallas
1.A nicker is slang for how much money?
2.Venison meat comes from which animal: deer or pig?
3.Which type of golf club is also an alternative name for a chauffeur?
4.Are the stripes on the flag of Italy horizontal or vertical?
5.What is 40% of 2000?
6.In a 2014 film title, who are Peter Quill,aka Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, Drax the Destroyer and Groot?
7.Van Dyke, soul patch and goatee are types of what male facial feature?
8.Founded in 2011 by Jonathan Wegener and Benny Wong, which smartphone app collects old photos and posts from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Dropbox photos and replays past?
9.Native to Central America, which fruit is also known as the pitaya and in its yellow form resembles a mini-pineapple crossed with a banana?
10.How many spires will Barcelona's Basilica de la Sagrada Familia have when it is completed in 2026?
11."Nullius in verba" roughly translated as "take nobody's word for it", is the motto of which scientific organization, founded in 1660?
12.Felipe V, formerly Philip, Duke of Anjou was the first member of the House of Bourbon to rule as king of which country?
10-absorption
11-Pallas
1.A nicker is slang for how much money?
2.Venison meat comes from which animal: deer or pig?
3.Which type of golf club is also an alternative name for a chauffeur?
4.Are the stripes on the flag of Italy horizontal or vertical?
5.What is 40% of 2000?
6.In a 2014 film title, who are Peter Quill,aka Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, Drax the Destroyer and Groot?
7.Van Dyke, soul patch and goatee are types of what male facial feature?
8.Founded in 2011 by Jonathan Wegener and Benny Wong, which smartphone app collects old photos and posts from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Dropbox photos and replays past?
9.Native to Central America, which fruit is also known as the pitaya and in its yellow form resembles a mini-pineapple crossed with a banana?
10.How many spires will Barcelona's Basilica de la Sagrada Familia have when it is completed in 2026?
11."Nullius in verba" roughly translated as "take nobody's word for it", is the motto of which scientific organization, founded in 1660?
12.Felipe V, formerly Philip, Duke of Anjou was the first member of the House of Bourbon to rule as king of which country?
1. A pound
2. Deer
3. Driver
4. Vertical
5. 800
6. Guardians of the Universe
7. Beard
8. Timehop
9. Dragon Fruit
10. 18
11. The Royal Society
12. Spain
2. Deer
3. Driver
4. Vertical
5. 800
6. Guardians of the Universe
7. Beard
8. Timehop
9. Dragon Fruit
10. 18
11. The Royal Society
12. Spain
1. pound
2. deer
3. driver
4. horizontal
5. 800
7. beard
9 dragon fruit?
10 was supposed to be 18, but don't know how many there will be now
11. Royal Society
12. Portugal?
2. deer
3. driver
4. horizontal
5. 800
7. beard
9 dragon fruit?
10 was supposed to be 18, but don't know how many there will be now
11. Royal Society
12. Portugal?
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