1 Time
2 4..had to look
3 Doctor
4 Salt
5 Hospitals
6 Great Sewing Bee
7 Ryanair
2 4..had to look
3 Doctor
4 Salt
5 Hospitals
6 Great Sewing Bee
7 Ryanair
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1 time
2. 4
3. doctor
4. salt
5. hospitals
6. Not GBBO so must be GB Sewing Bee
7. Ryanair
8. Danny Alexander
9. Lewis Carroll
10. Nevada and California
12. Berlioz
2. 4
3. doctor
4. salt
5. hospitals
6. Not GBBO so must be GB Sewing Bee
7. Ryanair
8. Danny Alexander
9. Lewis Carroll
10. Nevada and California
12. Berlioz
1 Time
2 Four
3 Doctor
4 Salt
5 Hospitals
6 Great British Sewing Bee
7 Ryanair
8 Danny Alexander?
9 Lewis Carroll
10 Nevada & California
11 ?
12 Hector Berlioz
2 Four
3 Doctor
4 Salt
5 Hospitals
6 Great British Sewing Bee
7 Ryanair
8 Danny Alexander?
9 Lewis Carroll
10 Nevada & California
11 ?
12 Hector Berlioz
1. Time
2. 1 (That was my guess without cheating by looking down at the keyboard. I know it isn't right now)
3. Doctor
4. Salt
5. Art Galleries
6. Something about knitting, can't remember it's name. I'll guess Knitting Star.
7. Ryanair
8. Howe
9. Enid Blyton
10. Arizona and Nevada
11. Hydrocarbon
12. Beethoven
2. 1 (That was my guess without cheating by looking down at the keyboard. I know it isn't right now)
3. Doctor
4. Salt
5. Art Galleries
6. Something about knitting, can't remember it's name. I'll guess Knitting Star.
7. Ryanair
8. Howe
9. Enid Blyton
10. Arizona and Nevada
11. Hydrocarbon
12. Beethoven
1.What does the T in GMT stand for? Time.
2.How many vowels are there on the top row of a standard qwerty keyboard? 4.
3.What medical occupation goes before Martin, Foster and Kildare? Doctor?
4.What condiment is sodium chloride more commonly known as? Salt.
5.What in London are Barts, Guy's and St Thomas - art galleries or hospitals? Hospitals.
6.In April 2014, Heather Jacks was crowned the winner of which craft-based TV talent show? No idea.
7.Michael O'Leary is the CEO of which Irish airline? Don't know.
8.In politics, which British Liberal Democratic politician is the current Chief Secretary to the Treasury? Don't know.
9.Which children's writer lived at The Chestnuts near the castle ruins in Guildford up until his death in 1898? I'll say Roald Dahl but not sure.
10.Death Valley National Park is on the border of which two American states? I'll guess California and Arizona.
11.Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of the University of Manchester won the 2010 Nobel Prize in physics for their work on which form of carbon? No idea.
12.The five act opera Les Troyens, based on Virgil's epic poem The Aeneid, is a work by which composer? I'll guess Mozart.
2.How many vowels are there on the top row of a standard qwerty keyboard? 4.
3.What medical occupation goes before Martin, Foster and Kildare? Doctor?
4.What condiment is sodium chloride more commonly known as? Salt.
5.What in London are Barts, Guy's and St Thomas - art galleries or hospitals? Hospitals.
6.In April 2014, Heather Jacks was crowned the winner of which craft-based TV talent show? No idea.
7.Michael O'Leary is the CEO of which Irish airline? Don't know.
8.In politics, which British Liberal Democratic politician is the current Chief Secretary to the Treasury? Don't know.
9.Which children's writer lived at The Chestnuts near the castle ruins in Guildford up until his death in 1898? I'll say Roald Dahl but not sure.
10.Death Valley National Park is on the border of which two American states? I'll guess California and Arizona.
11.Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of the University of Manchester won the 2010 Nobel Prize in physics for their work on which form of carbon? No idea.
12.The five act opera Les Troyens, based on Virgil's epic poem The Aeneid, is a work by which composer? I'll guess Mozart.
2,5,6,8-12 (except Nevada) are wrong Ricky and 9,10(Arizona)11,12 willrelf92
1.The end of a day's shooting on a film set is known as what - wrap or baguette?
2."Be prepared" is the motto of which youth organisation?
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon?
4.The opposite side of a die always add up to what number?
5.On what date in April is St George's Day celebrated?
6.Current affairs: a priest has told primary school children that which festive character doesn't exist?
7.In America, Martin Luther King Day is celebrated in which month?
8.Rickets is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin?
9.Which is both the longest venomous snake in Africa and the fastest snake in the world?
10.In Greek mythology, which playwright died after an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head?
11.Mithrim Montes (2km/1.2 miles high), a mountain range named after the Mithrim Mountains in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, and Doom Mons (1.45km/0.9 miles), also given a Tolkien-inspired name, are features of which moon?
12.Which fellow artist was the model for the figure wearing a red headscarf in the foreground of Gericault's The Raft of the Medusa?
1.The end of a day's shooting on a film set is known as what - wrap or baguette?
2."Be prepared" is the motto of which youth organisation?
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon?
4.The opposite side of a die always add up to what number?
5.On what date in April is St George's Day celebrated?
6.Current affairs: a priest has told primary school children that which festive character doesn't exist?
7.In America, Martin Luther King Day is celebrated in which month?
8.Rickets is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin?
9.Which is both the longest venomous snake in Africa and the fastest snake in the world?
10.In Greek mythology, which playwright died after an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head?
11.Mithrim Montes (2km/1.2 miles high), a mountain range named after the Mithrim Mountains in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, and Doom Mons (1.45km/0.9 miles), also given a Tolkien-inspired name, are features of which moon?
12.Which fellow artist was the model for the figure wearing a red headscarf in the foreground of Gericault's The Raft of the Medusa?
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