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9,11,12
9,11,12
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.How many days are there in a fortnight? 14.
2.What form of aerial transport does a witch favour? Broomstick.
3.Name Batman's crime fighting partner? Robin.
4.What does the P mean when put on the rear of a car- the driver has just parked the car or the driver has passed their test? Passed their test.
5.Current affairs: Rossen Dimitrov shamed an employee of which airline by emailing a photo of her slumped in a drunken stupor?
6.Greendale was the setting for which popular children's TV animation? Postman Pat.
7.What is the only athletics event to feature a water jump?
8.Which planet of the solar system is named after the Greek god of the sky? Mercury?
9.Which spirit is used to make the Brazilian cocktail caipirinha?
10.Which European country's flag is made of three horizontal bands: blue at the top, black in the middle, white at the bottom? Estonia.
11.In 1811, Thomas Manning became the first English national to speak with which religious figure?
12.Which rationalist architect designed the Casia del Fascio (1932-1936) in Como and the unbuilt Danteum monument to Dante?
2.What form of aerial transport does a witch favour? Broomstick.
3.Name Batman's crime fighting partner? Robin.
4.What does the P mean when put on the rear of a car- the driver has just parked the car or the driver has passed their test? Passed their test.
5.Current affairs: Rossen Dimitrov shamed an employee of which airline by emailing a photo of her slumped in a drunken stupor?
6.Greendale was the setting for which popular children's TV animation? Postman Pat.
7.What is the only athletics event to feature a water jump?
8.Which planet of the solar system is named after the Greek god of the sky? Mercury?
9.Which spirit is used to make the Brazilian cocktail caipirinha?
10.Which European country's flag is made of three horizontal bands: blue at the top, black in the middle, white at the bottom? Estonia.
11.In 1811, Thomas Manning became the first English national to speak with which religious figure?
12.Which rationalist architect designed the Casia del Fascio (1932-1936) in Como and the unbuilt Danteum monument to Dante?
1. 14
2. Broomstick
3. Robin
4. Passed Test
5. Air Malaysia
6. Top Cat
7. Steeplechase
8. Neptune
9. Brandy
10. Estonia
11. The Pope
12. Diego Marceinhoni
2. Broomstick
3. Robin
4. Passed Test
5. Air Malaysia
6. Top Cat
7. Steeplechase
8. Neptune
9. Brandy
10. Estonia
11. The Pope
12. Diego Marceinhoni
Originally Posted by willrelf92:
“It's definitely 'wish you were here' - I used to wonder but learned a while back the meaning and it all makes sense now.
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“It's definitely 'wish you were here' - I used to wonder but learned a while back the meaning and it all makes sense now.
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It always seems obvious when you get it!
1. 14
2. Broom
3. Robin
4. Passed their test
5. British Airways?
8. Neptune?
5,6,8,9,11,12 are wrong Ricky and 5,8 P_P
9-Rum
11-Dalai Lama
12-Giuseppe Terragni
1.What day comes five days after Thursday?
2.It takes the Earth just over how many days to orbit the sun - 365 or 465?
3.Leg rib is an anagram for what rodent?
4.In English law enforcement, was is a PCSO?
5.Which of the following is a unit used to measure temperature - Kevin or Kelvin?
6."At first I was afriad I was petrified" is the opening line to which karaoke classic?
7.Which fairy tale tells the story of an abused little bird who turns into a beautiful swan?
8.Who was the British prime minister when Elizabeth II became queen?
9.What military honour is abbreviated to DFC?
10.On 1 January 1892, the 15 year-old Irish girl Annie Morris became the first ever person to pass through which immigration station?
11.Captured by a Gallic chief and put to death at Mark Anthony's order, Decimus Brutus became, in 43 BC, the first of which man's assassins to be killed?
12.Meaning insert ink, what word refers to a Japanese form of tattooing?
9-Rum
11-Dalai Lama
12-Giuseppe Terragni
1.What day comes five days after Thursday?
2.It takes the Earth just over how many days to orbit the sun - 365 or 465?
3.Leg rib is an anagram for what rodent?
4.In English law enforcement, was is a PCSO?
5.Which of the following is a unit used to measure temperature - Kevin or Kelvin?
6."At first I was afriad I was petrified" is the opening line to which karaoke classic?
7.Which fairy tale tells the story of an abused little bird who turns into a beautiful swan?
8.Who was the British prime minister when Elizabeth II became queen?
9.What military honour is abbreviated to DFC?
10.On 1 January 1892, the 15 year-old Irish girl Annie Morris became the first ever person to pass through which immigration station?
11.Captured by a Gallic chief and put to death at Mark Anthony's order, Decimus Brutus became, in 43 BC, the first of which man's assassins to be killed?
12.Meaning insert ink, what word refers to a Japanese form of tattooing?
1.Tuesday
2.365
3.Gerbil
4.Police community support officer
5.Kelvin
6.I will survive
7.The Ugly Duckling
8.Churchill
9.
10.Ellis Island
11.
12.
2.365
3.Gerbil
4.Police community support officer
5.Kelvin
6.I will survive
7.The Ugly Duckling
8.Churchill
9.
10.Ellis Island
11.
12.
1. Tuesday
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police community support officer
5. Kelvin?
6. I Will Survive, hey, hey
12. Henna?
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police community support officer
5. Kelvin?
6. I Will Survive, hey, hey
12. Henna?
1. Tuesday
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police Community Support Officer
5. Kelvin
6. I Will Survive
7. The Ugly Ducking
8. Churchill
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police Community Support Officer
5. Kelvin
6. I Will Survive
7. The Ugly Ducking
8. Churchill
1) Tuesday
2) 365
3) Gerbil
5) Kelvin
6) I will survive
7) The Ugly Duckling
9) Distinguished Flying Cross
2) 365
3) Gerbil
5) Kelvin
6) I will survive
7) The Ugly Duckling
9) Distinguished Flying Cross
1 Tuesday
2 365
3 gerbil
4 police community support officer
5 kelvin
6 I am what i am
6 the ugly duckling
8
9 Distinguished Flying Cross
2 365
3 gerbil
4 police community support officer
5 kelvin
6 I am what i am
6 the ugly duckling
8
9 Distinguished Flying Cross
1 Tuesday
2 365 days
3 Gerbil
4 police community support officer
5 kelvin
6 "I will survive"
7 the ugly duckling
8 Winston Churchill
9 Distinguished Flying Cross
10 Ellis Island NY
11 Nero ?
12 Irezumi
2 365 days
3 Gerbil
4 police community support officer
5 kelvin
6 "I will survive"
7 the ugly duckling
8 Winston Churchill
9 Distinguished Flying Cross
10 Ellis Island NY
11 Nero ?
12 Irezumi
1. Tuesday
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police Constable Social Officer
5. Kelvin
6. Danger Day
7. The Ugly Ducking
8. Winston Churchill
9. Defender For Country
10. Ellis Island
11. Domincus Lootus
12. Kimoko
2. 365
3. Gerbil
4. Police Constable Social Officer
5. Kelvin
6. Danger Day
7. The Ugly Ducking
8. Winston Churchill
9. Defender For Country
10. Ellis Island
11. Domincus Lootus
12. Kimoko
Just 11 is wrong Farmer Bob, 4,6,9,11,12 Ricky and all correct P_P
12-Irezumi
1.What G is a type of aircraft with wings but no motor?
2.According to the proverb, many hands make... what?
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon?
4.What dance represents the letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
5.Which energy drink is advertised as "gives you wings"?
6.What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?
7.Which county in Ireland is also an abbreviated word for mayonnaise?
8.Name the year: poll tax riots in London, Nelson Mandella was released from prison, and The FIFA World Cup was held in Italy?
9.Lake Disappointment and Lake Surprise are located in which country?
10.Quotations: which Austrian was described by the pianist Glenn Gould as "a bad composer who died too late rather than too early"?
11.Picture: who designed this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rlecknnlf/
12.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
12-Irezumi
1.What G is a type of aircraft with wings but no motor?
2.According to the proverb, many hands make... what?
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon?
4.What dance represents the letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
5.Which energy drink is advertised as "gives you wings"?
6.What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?
7.Which county in Ireland is also an abbreviated word for mayonnaise?
8.Name the year: poll tax riots in London, Nelson Mandella was released from prison, and The FIFA World Cup was held in Italy?
9.Lake Disappointment and Lake Surprise are located in which country?
10.Quotations: which Austrian was described by the pianist Glenn Gould as "a bad composer who died too late rather than too early"?
11.Picture: who designed this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rlecknnlf/
12.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
1.Glider
2.light work
3.Pigeon
4.Tango
5.Red Bull
6.Beta
7.Mayo
8.1990
9.Canada
10.Bach
11.Tracy Emin
12.
2.light work
3.Pigeon
4.Tango
5.Red Bull
6.Beta
7.Mayo
8.1990
9.Canada
10.Bach
11.Tracy Emin
12.
1. Glider
2. Light Work
3. Pidgeon
4. Tango
5. Red Bull
6. Beta
7. Mayo
8. 1990
9. Australia
10. Mozart
11. Damien Hirst
12. Tenerife
2. Light Work
3. Pidgeon
4. Tango
5. Red Bull
6. Beta
7. Mayo
8. 1990
9. Australia
10. Mozart
11. Damien Hirst
12. Tenerife
Yesterday
1.What day comes five days after Thursday? Tuesday.
2.It takes the Earth just over how many days to orbit the sun - 365 or 465? 365.
3.Leg rib is an anagram for what rodent? Gerbil.
4.In English law enforcement, was is a PCSO? Police Community Support Officer.
5.Which of the following is a unit used to measure temperature - Kevin or Kelvin? Kelvin.
6."At first I was afraid I was petrified" is the opening line to which karaoke classic? I Will Survive.
7.Which fairy tale tells the story of an abused little bird who turns into a beautiful swan? Ugly Duckling?
8.Who was the British prime minister when Elizabeth II became queen?
9.What military honour is abbreviated to DFC?
10.On 1 January 1892, the 15 year-old Irish girl Annie Morris became the first ever person to pass through which immigration station?
11.Captured by a Gallic chief and put to death at Mark Anthony's order, Decimus Brutus became, in 43 BC, the first of which man's assassins to be killed?
12.Meaning insert ink, what word refers to a Japanese form of tattooing?
Today
1.What G is a type of aircraft with wings but no motor? Glider?
2.According to the proverb, many hands make... what? Light work.
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon? Pigeon.
4.What dance represents the letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet? Tango.
5.Which energy drink is advertised as "gives you wings"? Red Bull.
6.What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet? Beta.
7.Which county in Ireland is also an abbreviated word for mayonnaise? Mayo.
8.Name the year: poll tax riots in London, Nelson Mandela was released from prison, and The FIFA World Cup was held in Italy? 1990.
9.Lake Disappointment and Lake Surprise are located in which country?
10.Quotations: which Austrian was described by the pianist Glenn Gould as "a bad composer who died too late rather than too early"?
11.Picture: who designed this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rlecknnlf/
12.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
1.What day comes five days after Thursday? Tuesday.
2.It takes the Earth just over how many days to orbit the sun - 365 or 465? 365.
3.Leg rib is an anagram for what rodent? Gerbil.
4.In English law enforcement, was is a PCSO? Police Community Support Officer.
5.Which of the following is a unit used to measure temperature - Kevin or Kelvin? Kelvin.
6."At first I was afraid I was petrified" is the opening line to which karaoke classic? I Will Survive.
7.Which fairy tale tells the story of an abused little bird who turns into a beautiful swan? Ugly Duckling?
8.Who was the British prime minister when Elizabeth II became queen?
9.What military honour is abbreviated to DFC?
10.On 1 January 1892, the 15 year-old Irish girl Annie Morris became the first ever person to pass through which immigration station?
11.Captured by a Gallic chief and put to death at Mark Anthony's order, Decimus Brutus became, in 43 BC, the first of which man's assassins to be killed?
12.Meaning insert ink, what word refers to a Japanese form of tattooing?
Today
1.What G is a type of aircraft with wings but no motor? Glider?
2.According to the proverb, many hands make... what? Light work.
3.Another name for a police informant is a stool... dove or pigeon? Pigeon.
4.What dance represents the letter T in the NATO phonetic alphabet? Tango.
5.Which energy drink is advertised as "gives you wings"? Red Bull.
6.What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet? Beta.
7.Which county in Ireland is also an abbreviated word for mayonnaise? Mayo.
8.Name the year: poll tax riots in London, Nelson Mandela was released from prison, and The FIFA World Cup was held in Italy? 1990.
9.Lake Disappointment and Lake Surprise are located in which country?
10.Quotations: which Austrian was described by the pianist Glenn Gould as "a bad composer who died too late rather than too early"?
11.Picture: who designed this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rlecknnlf/
12.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
1. Glider
2. Short work
3. Pigeon
4. Tango
5. Red Bull
6. Beta
7. Mayo
8. 1990
9. South Africa
10. Mozart
11. The Grim Reaper
12. Cuba
2. Short work
3. Pigeon
4. Tango
5. Red Bull
6. Beta
7. Mayo
8. 1990
9. South Africa
10. Mozart
11. The Grim Reaper
12. Cuba
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