4) 11
6) 17th March
6) 17th March
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1 Castle
2 The Bible
3 Rose
4 11
5 Pacific
6 March 17th
7 Neil Armstrong
8 Conductor
9 Elizabeth Taylor
2 The Bible
3 Rose
4 11
5 Pacific
6 March 17th
7 Neil Armstrong
8 Conductor
9 Elizabeth Taylor
1 castle
2. The Bible
3. rose
4. 11
5. Pacific
6. March 17th
7. Neil Armstrong
8. conductor
9. Joan Crawford?
11. Kenya?
12. Dresden
2. The Bible
3. rose
4. 11
5. Pacific
6. March 17th
7. Neil Armstrong
8. conductor
9. Joan Crawford?
11. Kenya?
12. Dresden
1) Castle
2) Bible?
3) Rose
4) 11
5) Pacific
6) March not sure of date will guess 10th
10) Balsa
7) Neil Armstrong
2) Bible?
3) Rose
4) 11
5) Pacific
6) March not sure of date will guess 10th
10) Balsa
7) Neil Armstrong
1 the castle
2 the bible
3 the rose
4 eleven
5 the pacific
6 17th march
7 neil armstrong
8
9 marilyn monroe
10 birch
11 tanzania
12 florence
2 the bible
3 the rose
4 eleven
5 the pacific
6 17th march
7 neil armstrong
8
9 marilyn monroe
10 birch
11 tanzania
12 florence
1. Knave
2. The Bible
3. The Rose
4. 12
5. Pacific Ocean
6. March 17th
7. Neil Armstrong
8. Exhular
9. Elizabeth Taylor
10. Pinewood
11. Kenya
12. Turin
2. The Bible
3. The Rose
4. 12
5. Pacific Ocean
6. March 17th
7. Neil Armstrong
8. Exhular
9. Elizabeth Taylor
10. Pinewood
11. Kenya
12. Turin
1.In chess, what piece is also known as the rook? Castle?
2.In is the first word, and Amen is the last, in which religious book? The Bible.
3.What is the national flower of England? Rose.
4.In maths, what is the square root of 121? 11.
5.Which ocean covers approximately one third of the earth's surface? Atlantic.
6.On what date is St Patrick's Day celebrated? 23rd March?
7.Who was the first man to walk on the moon? Neil Armstrong.
8.In physics, what is the opposite of an insulator? Conductor.
9.Quotations: to which actress was Bette Davis referring when she said "She slept with every male star at MGM except Lassie"? No idea.
10.Howard Hughes's Spruce Goose H-4 Hercules transport plane was almost entirely made of which wood? I'll guess Pine.
11.Grown on the slopes of Mount Elgon, the arabica coffee Bugisu is regarded as the finest coffee from which African country? Egypt?
12.Two bored cherubim in Raphael's painting Sistine Madonna have become a symbol for which city, where the painting hangs? Rome?
2.In is the first word, and Amen is the last, in which religious book? The Bible.
3.What is the national flower of England? Rose.
4.In maths, what is the square root of 121? 11.
5.Which ocean covers approximately one third of the earth's surface? Atlantic.
6.On what date is St Patrick's Day celebrated? 23rd March?
7.Who was the first man to walk on the moon? Neil Armstrong.
8.In physics, what is the opposite of an insulator? Conductor.
9.Quotations: to which actress was Bette Davis referring when she said "She slept with every male star at MGM except Lassie"? No idea.
10.Howard Hughes's Spruce Goose H-4 Hercules transport plane was almost entirely made of which wood? I'll guess Pine.
11.Grown on the slopes of Mount Elgon, the arabica coffee Bugisu is regarded as the finest coffee from which African country? Egypt?
12.Two bored cherubim in Raphael's painting Sistine Madonna have become a symbol for which city, where the painting hangs? Rome?
All correct Dare Devil
1,4,8-12 are wrong Ricky
5,6,10-12 are wrong willrelf92
1.What M is a small stick used to make a fire or a game of football?
2.What was the nickname of a shilling - bob or rob?
3.Someone who gets away with something is said to go .... free?
4.Which BBC Radio station broadcasts between 97-99 FM?
5.What meat is traditionally eaten by Americans on Thanksgiving day?
6.CA: which shamed film producer has apologized for racist remarks about Barack Obama and calling Angelina Jolie a "spoiled brat"?
7.A dermatologist is a doctor who specialises in treating what part of the body?
8.Which plant's shoots account for 99% of a giant panda'a diet?
9.In 1968, Valerie Solanas attempted to murder which famous American pop artist?
10.Named after an Irish traveller (1797-1873), the bronze-yellow mineral pentlandite is the principle ore of which metal?
11.The birthplace of King Henry VII, which castle was built over a large cave known as the Wogan?
12.Premiered in 2009, who wrote Kepler, an opera about the seventeenth-century astronomer?
1,4,8-12 are wrong Ricky
5,6,10-12 are wrong willrelf92
1.What M is a small stick used to make a fire or a game of football?
2.What was the nickname of a shilling - bob or rob?
3.Someone who gets away with something is said to go .... free?
4.Which BBC Radio station broadcasts between 97-99 FM?
5.What meat is traditionally eaten by Americans on Thanksgiving day?
6.CA: which shamed film producer has apologized for racist remarks about Barack Obama and calling Angelina Jolie a "spoiled brat"?
7.A dermatologist is a doctor who specialises in treating what part of the body?
8.Which plant's shoots account for 99% of a giant panda'a diet?
9.In 1968, Valerie Solanas attempted to murder which famous American pop artist?
10.Named after an Irish traveller (1797-1873), the bronze-yellow mineral pentlandite is the principle ore of which metal?
11.The birthplace of King Henry VII, which castle was built over a large cave known as the Wogan?
12.Premiered in 2009, who wrote Kepler, an opera about the seventeenth-century astronomer?
1 match
2 bob
3 scot
4 radio 1
5 turkey
6 ?
7 skin
8 bamboo
9 Andy Warhol
10 nickel
11 Pembroke Castle
12 ?
2 bob
3 scot
4 radio 1
5 turkey
6 ?
7 skin
8 bamboo
9 Andy Warhol
10 nickel
11 Pembroke Castle
12 ?
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