9) The New York Times

Is right

10-12

1 a.m.
2 sun
3 70mph
4 virgo
5 jeremy clarkson
6 russell brand
7 the whirlwind
8 mexico
9 the telegraph
10 antananarivo
11
12 the battle of aljubarrota

1.In relation to time, what is ante meridiem commonly abbreviated to? AM.
2.What object in the sky goes before the words spot, burn and tan? Sun.
3.What is the maximum speed a car is allowed to travel on a UK motorway? 70.
4.Which sign of the zodiac is represented by the maiden? Sagittarius?
5.Current affairs: which controversial host of the motoring TV series Top Gear has been suspended after he aimed a punch at a producer? Jeremy Clarkson.
6.@rustyrockets is the Twitter handle of which controversial actor and comedian? Russell Brand.
7.What was the nickname of snooker star Jimmy White?
8.The alcoholic drink tequila takes its name from a town in which country? Mexico?
9."All the news that's fit to print" is the motto of which international newspaper?
10.Meaning city of a thousand warriors, what is the capital of Madagascar?
11.Discovered by Heinrich Schliemann, the funerary mask from Tomb V at Mycenae has been called the mask of which king?
12.The final resting place of Prince Henry the Navigator, the Dominican Abbey of Santa Maria de Vitoria at Batalha was built to celebrate Joao I's historic victory at which 1385 battle?

Just 9 is wrong farmer bob and 4 will

11

1. AM
2. Sun
3. 70 mph
4. Capricorn
5. Jeremy Clarkson (Never heard of this but I can't see the other presenters aiming a punch at anyone)
6. Russell Brand

7. Whirldwind
8. Spain
9. New York Times
10. Citeedethousandwarriors
11. Tutunkamun
12. Battle of Lisbon

4,8,10-12 are wrong Ricky
11-Agamemnon

1.What does the K in UKIP stand for?
2.What colour was the Beatles submarine?
3.What food is knonw in French as frites - egg or chips?
4.What unit of length is abbreviated to mm?
5.Which chemical element has the symbol Ne?
6.Frank Underwood is the central character in which US Netflix political drama, which was based on a British TV show?

7.The Torah is a sacred text to followers of which religion?
8.What is the art of stuffing animals for preservation called?
9.In nature, by what alternative name is the snow leopard known?
10.Al-Shabaab (the youth) is a militant Islamist organization based in which African country?
11.Known as the father of all monsters, which 100-headed creature's conjugal union with Echidna produced Cerberus, the Lernean Hydra, the Chimera and the dragon Ladon?
12.Which Italain composer had his greatest triumphs in Paris with the operas Les Danaides (1784) and Tarare (1787)?

1) Kingdom
2) yellow
3) chips
4) millimetre
5) sodium

1.Kingdom
2.Yellow
3.Chips
4.Millimetre
5.Neon
6.

7.Judaism
8.Taxidermy
9.
10.Somalia
11.
12.

7) Jewish
8) Taxidermy

1. Kingdom
2. Yellow
3. Chips
4. Millimeters
5. Neon?
7. Jewish?
10. ISIS

didn't read the word 'country' for Q10

All correct except neil's 5, Dare Devil's 10

6,9,11,12

1 United Kingdom Independence Party
2 Yellow
3 Chips
4 Millimetre
5
6
7 Shinto
8 Taxidermy

9) Ounce

Just 7 is wrong bcdee and ounce is right Barracute

6,11,12

1. Kingdom
2. Yellow
3. Chips
4. Milimetre
5. Iron
6. Shameless

7. Judhism
8. Lancing
9. Ice Cat
10. Libya
11. Centimonsterolpolos
12. Rossi

1.What does the K in UKIP stand for? Kingdom.
2.What colour was the Beatles submarine? Yellow.
3.What food is knonw in French as frites - egg or chips? Chips.
4.What unit of length is abbreviated to mm? Millimetre.
5.Which chemical element has the symbol Ne? Neon.
6.Frank Underwood is the central character in which US Netflix political drama, which was based on a British TV show?
7.The Torah is a sacred text to followers of which religion?
8.What is the art of stuffing animals for preservation called?
9.In nature, by what alternative name is the snow leopard known?
10.Al-Shabaab (the youth) is a militant Islamist organization based in which African country? Syria.
11.Known as the father of all monsters, which 100-headed creature's conjugal union with Echidna produced Cerberus, the Lernean Hydra, the Chimera and the dragon Ladon?
12.Which Italain composer had his greatest triumphs in Paris with the operas Les Danaides (1784) and Tarare (1787)?

1. Kingdom
2. Yellow
3. Chips
4. Milimetres
6. House Of Cards
7. Judaism
8. Taxidermy

5,6,8-12 are wrong Ricky, 10 will, and all correct P_P

1.Who is the patron saint of Scotland?
2.In a pub, what announcement is made shortly before closing time?
3.What T can be public transport or to coach someone?
4.Gynophobia is the fear of what - men or women?
5.On what item of cutlery would you find a tine?
6.What is a doctor who specialises in heart conditions called?

7.Arthur Wynne invented what type of popular word puzzle?
8.Which member of the Beatles was murdered outside his New York apartment by Mark Chapman in 1980?
9.The dried meat biltong originates from which country?
10.Which Indian city was the scene of a massive chemical leak in 1984 that killed more than 2,000 people?
11.The art nouveau designer Hector Guimard designed many of the famous entrances to what in Paris?
12.What name is given to the region of Mars which includes various interesting hill and valley formations, and most famously a rock formation in the shape of a human face?

1.Andrew
2.Last orders
3.Train
4.Men
5.
6.

7.Crossword
8.John Lennon
9.China
10.Kalcutta
11.The Metro
12.

1. Andrew
2. Last orders
3. Train
4. Women?
5. Forks?
6. Cardiologist?
7. Word search?
8. John Lenon

1 Andrew
2 Last Orders
3 Train
4 Women
5 Fork
6 Cardiologist
7 Crossword
8 John Lennon
9 France
10 Mumbai

1) Andrew
2) Last Orders
3) Train
4) Women
5) Fork
8) John Lennon

Just AxG's 4,9,10, Dare Devil's 7,10 and bcdee's 9,10 are wrong

9,10,12

11. Louvre?