1.What day and date is considered to be especially unlucky? Friday 13th.
2.On a standard computer keyboard, which number does * share a key? 8.
3.What T is a handheld light, known in America as a flashlight? Torch.
4.The Eiffel Tower is in which European capital city - Paris or Madrid? Paris.
5.Picture: what sign is this on a road? http://www.postimage.org/image/40yel2u4r/. No overtaking.
6.Welsh rarebit is another name for what on toast? Cheese.
7.How many Dalmatians are there in the first book by Dodie Smith? 100.
8.In politics, Ed Miliband is the leader of the Labour Party, who is the Deputy Leader?
9.Aneto is the highest peak in which European mountain range?
10.The infamous grave-robbers Burke and Hare had the same Christian name. What was it?
11.Black, brown, white, and golden-mantled are species from the Saguinas genus of which New World monkeys?
12.Who wrote the 2nd century mathematical and astronomical treatise The Almagest, containing theories on planetary movements accepted until Copernicus?

11/12 Sallysally

1. Friday the 13th
2. 9 (It's 8 now I've looked at my keyboard, but 9 was my answer before I looked)
3. Torch
4. Paris
5. One Way
6. Cheese

7. 101
8. Harriet Harman
9. Pyranees
10.Thomas
11. Baboon
12. Liberoncci

1.Friday 13th
2. Wouldn't have known without looking
3. Torch
4. Paris
5. No overtaking
6.Cheese - never had it before though

7. 101
8. Harriet Harman

Just posting here so you think the quiz is ready

5,10-12 are wrong Ricky, and all correct P_P
12-Ptolemy

1.Which grow faster, fingernails or toenails?
2.Which of these is a branch of the armed forces - FRA, RAF, FAR?
3.What W are parts of a bird that enables it to fly?
4.Which instrument is larger - a violin or a viola?
5.Current affairs: which 1947 symbolic clock has been pushed two minutes from 11.55 to 11.57?
6.In UK cinemas, what does the certificate PG stand for?

7.In English law enforcement, what is a PCSO?
8.The zloty is the unit of currency in which Central European country?
9.A red trident appears on the logo of which Italian motor manufacturer?
10.Discovered by astronomers in 2014, what type of celestial object is 2012 VP113?
11.Home to a Musee Gauguin, what is Tahiti's oldest village?
12.Which Autro-Hungarian emperor loved the premier of Cimerosa's 1792 opera The Secret Marriage so much that he invited the whole cast and orchestra to dinner, before demanding that they stage the whole thing once again?

1. Fingernails?
2. RAF
3. Wing
4. Viola?
6. Parental guidance
7. Police community support officer
9. Ferrari?
10. a star?

1.Fingernails
2.RAF
3.Wings
4.Violin
5.Doomsday Clock
6.Parental Guidance

7.Police community support officer
8.Poland
9.Bugatti
10.Comet
11.
12.

1 Fingernails
2 RAF
3 Wings
4 Violin
5 Big Ben
6 Parental Guidance
7 Police Community Service Officer
8 Poland
9 Maseratti

1. Fingernails
2. RAF
3. Wing
4. Viola
5. Doomsday Clock
6. Parental Guidance
7. Police Community Support Officer
8. Poland
9. Maserati
10. Planetoid
11. Papeari
12. Leopold II

Dare Devil's 9,10, AxG's 4,9,10, bcdee's 4,5 are wrong

10-12

12/12 eugenespeed can you see my answers?

I am you.

1. fingernails
2. RAF
3. wings
4. viola
5. Doomsday Clock?
6 Parental Guidance
7. Police Community Support Officer
8. Poland
9. Maserati
10. planet?

Just 10 is wrong Sallysally

1. Fingernails
2. RAF
3. Wings
4. Violin
5. Big Ben
6. Parental Guidance

7. Personal Criminal Social Order
8. Poland
9. Ferrari
10. A Planet
11. Tahiti City
12. Franck Huteziniort

1.Which grow faster, fingernails or toenails? Fingernails.
2.Which of these is a branch of the armed forces - FRA, RAF, FAR? RAF.
3.What W are parts of a bird that enables it to fly? Wings.
4.Which instrument is larger - a violin or a viola? Violin.
5.Current affairs: which 1947 symbolic clock has been pushed two minutes from 11.55 to 11.57?
6.In UK cinemas, what does the certificate PG stand for? Parental Guidance.
7.In English law enforcement, what is a PCSO? Police Community Support Officer.
8.The zloty is the unit of currency in which Central European country? Poland?
9.A red trident appears on the logo of which Italian motor manufacturer? Mitsubishi.
10.Discovered by astronomers in 2014, what type of celestial object is 2012 VP113?
11.Home to a Musee Gauguin, what is Tahiti's oldest village?
12.Which Autro-Hungarian emperor loved the premier of Cimerosa's 1792 opera The Secret Marriage so much that he invited the whole cast and orchestra to dinner, before demanding that they stage the whole thing once again?

1. Fingernails
2.RAF
3. Wings
4. Viola
6. Parental Guidance

Last quiz from Ricky - all correct except Ricky's 4,5,7,9-12, Will's 4,9. Another new quiz for you all

1.A little-known thing or person that emerges to unlikely prominence is known as a dark ..... what?
2.In which sport could a weight division be calssed as lightweight?
3.The Light Programme was the precursor to which BBC radio station?
4.The films The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight rises feature which superhero?
5.Which group recorded the classic album The Dark Side of the Moon?
6.What kind of light is UV?
7.The phrase "Let there be light" comes from the third verse of which book of the Old Testament?
8.What distance is equal to just under 10 trillion kilometres?
9.The Dark Peak is the higher, wilder northern part of which English National Park?
10.Which body is responsible for the provision and maintenance of lighthouses?

1) horse
2) boxing
4) batman
5) pink Floyd

1 Horse
2 Boxing
3 Radio 4
4 Batman
5 Pink Floyd
6 Ultra Violet
7 Genesis
8 1 light year
9 Dartmoor
10 Coastguard

1. Horse
2. Boxing
3. Radio 2
4. Batman
5. Pink Floyd
6. Ultraviolet
7. Genesis
8. Lightyear
9. Peak District
10. Trinity House

1.A little-known thing or person that emerges to unlikely prominence is known as a dark ..... what? Horse.
2.In which sport could a weight division be classed as lightweight? Boxing.
3.The Light Programme was the precursor to which BBC radio station? 1.
4.The films The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight rises feature which superhero? Batman.
5.Which group recorded the classic album The Dark Side of the Moon?
6.What kind of light is UV? Ultra Violet.
7.The phrase "Let there be light" comes from the third verse of which book of the Old Testament?
8.What distance is equal to just under 10 trillion kilometres? The distance to the moon?
9.The Dark Peak is the higher, wilder northern part of which English National Park?
10.Which body is responsible for the provision and maintenance of lighthouses?

1. horse
2. boxing
3. Radio 2
4 Batman
5. Pink Floyd
6. Ultra violet - shorter frequency than white light
7. Genesis
8. 1 light year?
9. Peak District?
10. Coast guard or Trinity House

1.Horse
2.Boxing
3.Radio 4
4.Datman
5.The Who
6.What kind of light is UV?
7.
8.Light year
9.Peak District
10.RNLA