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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Dare Devil
26-11-2014
1. 4?
2. Ta ta for now
3. a kilo?
4. November
5. Asia
6. €5?
7. Skunk?
AxG
26-11-2014
1.4
2. Ta ta for now
3.1 kg
4.November
5.Asia
6.€5

7.Skunk
8.Head
9.
10.
11.In chemistry, what type of chemical reaction involves two chemicals swapping bonds, for example salt and silver nitrate forming silver chloride and sodium nitrate?
12.Which Romanian-born Hungarian composer wrote his only opera, Le Grand Macabre, in the mid-1970s?
The quizmaster
26-11-2014
Correct answers except neil's 1,6

9-12
Sallysally
26-11-2014
1. 4
2. ta ta for now?
3 kilogramme
4. November
5. Asia
6 5
7. Skunk
8. Is this the topknot they have on their head?
9. Gerald Ford
neilwatson
26-11-2014
1) 4
6) €5
The quizmaster
26-11-2014
All correct Sallysally - it is a cut-down turban
Both right neil

10-12
DavetheSensible
26-11-2014
10. St Elias
12 Gyorgy Ligeti - the man who wrote that beautiful strange choral music in 2001: A Space Oddity
farmer bob
26-11-2014
1 4
2 ta-ta for now
3 1 kilo
4 November
5 Asia
6 5 €
7 skunk
8 on his head
9 JFK
10 McKinley
11
12 Dvorak
DDRickyDD
27-11-2014
1. 6
2. Tonight, This (is) Friday Night
3. 1 Kg
4. November
5. Asia
6. 1 Euro

7. Skunk
8. On his head
9. Theodore Roosevelt
10. Yanhkse
11. Transition
12. Dzudzeck
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
Both right Dave. 9,12 are wrong farmer bob and 1,2,6,9-12 Ricky
11-metathesis

1.Which item of women's clothing is also the name of a cut of beef?
2.Which comedy family lived at Number 42 - The Kumars or The Steptoes?
3.Tom-tom, snare and bass are types of what musical instrument?
4.What W goes after Hadrian's and Berlin?
5.Current affairs: up to 78% of results published today found what fresh food in supermarkets were found to be contaminated with a food poisoning bug?
6.Joanne Kathleen are the forenames of which best-selling author?

7.What was the name of the BBC teletext service which ceased service after 38 years in October 2012?
8.Which department of the British government is responsible for promoting and protecting UK interests overseas?
9.Sharing his surname with a major city in Ohio, who is the only US President to have served two non-consecutive terms?
10.Found in Jewish cuisine, chrain is made from which grated vegetable?
11.Referred to as "Flying over the Hump", what other nickname was given to the World War II supply route from Jorhat in Assam to Kunming in China on account of the number of aeroplanes and crew lost on it?
12.Lying 78 light years away, which hot blue-white star is about 3.5 times larger than our sun and marks the heart of the lion?
Barracute
27-11-2014
2) Kumars
3) Drum
4) Wall
6) Rowling
7) Ceefax
8) Foreign Office
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
All correct Barracute

1,5,9-12
neilwatson
27-11-2014
2) Kumars
3) drum
4) wall
6) JK Rowling
7) ceefax
AxG
27-11-2014
1.Which item of women's clothing is also the name of a cut of beef?
2. The Kumars
3.guitar
4.wall
5.
6.Joanne Kathleen are the forenames of which best-selling author?

7.ceefax
8.Foreign and Comminwealth office
9.Grover Cleveland
10.Found in Jewish cuisine, chrain is made from which grated vegetable?
11.Referred to as "Flying over the Hump", what other nickname was given to the World War II supply route from Jorhat in Assam to Kunming in China on account of the number of aeroplanes and crew lost on it?
12.Lying 78 light years away, which hot blue-white star is about 3.5 times larger than our sun and marks the heart of the lion?
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
All correct neil

1,5,9-12
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
Just 3 is wrong AxG

1,5,10-12
Barracute
27-11-2014
1) Skirt?
Sallysally
27-11-2014
1. skirt
2. Kumars
3 drum
4. wall
5.Camplyobacter
6. Rowling
7. Oracle
8. foreign Office or British Council
9. Cleveland?
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
Skirt is right Barracute and all correct Sallysally except 5,7 (5 - it's the food that the camplyobacter was in? )

5,10-12
Sallysally
27-11-2014
5, Chicken

7. Ceefax - Oracle was ITV wasn't it.
The quizmaster
27-11-2014
Both right Sallysally
Dare Devil
27-11-2014
2. Kumars
3. Drum
4. Wall
5. Not seen/read any news today, but they were talking about chicken and salmonella earlier in the week. So that's my guess.
6. JK Rowling
7. Ceefax
8. Foreign office
DDRickyDD
27-11-2014
1. Dress
2. The Kumars
3. Saxaphone
4. Wall
5. Chickens
6. J.K Rowling

7. Ceefax
8. Foreign Office
9. Ford
10. Carrots
11. 13
12. Sirius
The quizmaster
28-11-2014
All correct Dare Devil and Ricky except 1,3,9-12

10-Horseradish
11-The Aluminium Trail
12-Regulus
The quizmaster
01-12-2014
Welcome to this week/month

1.Someone born into a wealthy family is said to have been born with what in their mouth?
2.It is said in bingo for the number 66?
3.In which TV game show could contestants win a chequebook and pen?
4.Diana prince is the alter-ego of which comic-book superhero?
5.Launched in 2008, which internet online game for kids was invented by Michael Acton Smith?
6.Patrick Chuckwuemeka Okogwu is the real name of which British rap star?
7.Which German author wrote the novels Steppenwolf and The Glass Bead Game?
8.Who won the first Turner Prize back in 1984?
9.What were the first names of the American doctor, who in 1910 became the first person to be captured by radio?
10.Named after David Attenborough, Nepenthes attenboroughii is a species of which carnivorous plant - the type specimen was collected on the summit of Mount Victoria in Palawan, Philippines?
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