1. apple
2. ink
3. pizza
4. scotch
5. 8
7. 1966
8. Barnum
9. Girl with a Dragon Tattoo?
10 Norway?
11. Le Courboisier
2. ink
3. pizza
4. scotch
5. 8
7. 1966
8. Barnum
9. Girl with a Dragon Tattoo?
10 Norway?
11. Le Courboisier
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.A dishonest and troublemaking person is known as a bad - apple or pear? Apple
2.What is the liquid inside a pen called? Ink
3.What Italian food with cheese, tomato and other toppings, can be eaten by the slice? Pizza (Are you trolling here? These will get harder, right?)
4.What word goes after hop and before whisky? Scotch
5.In computing, how many bits make one byte - 8 or 18? 8
6.Who became the second fully Norwegian act to have a UK number one in August 2014 with Am I Wrong? Ooft. Not A-Ha then. Ermmm....no, I don't know...Nordic Vampires, lets say.
7.England's footballers won the World Cup in which year? 1966
8."There's a sucker born every minute" is a quote commonly attributed to which famous circus founder? PT Barnum
9."It happened every year, was almost a ritual" is the opening line to which Scandinavian crime novel? Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
10.If you sailed due east from Wick in the north of Scotland, in which country would your next landfall be? Norway
11.By what name was the architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris better known? Charlie
12.Which AD 65 plot against Nero was betrayed by Milichus, a freedman of plotter and praetorian tribune Flavius Scaevinus? The "Lets Kill Nero" plot
2.What is the liquid inside a pen called? Ink
3.What Italian food with cheese, tomato and other toppings, can be eaten by the slice? Pizza (Are you trolling here? These will get harder, right?)
4.What word goes after hop and before whisky? Scotch
5.In computing, how many bits make one byte - 8 or 18? 8
6.Who became the second fully Norwegian act to have a UK number one in August 2014 with Am I Wrong? Ooft. Not A-Ha then. Ermmm....no, I don't know...Nordic Vampires, lets say.
7.England's footballers won the World Cup in which year? 1966
8."There's a sucker born every minute" is a quote commonly attributed to which famous circus founder? PT Barnum
9."It happened every year, was almost a ritual" is the opening line to which Scandinavian crime novel? Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
10.If you sailed due east from Wick in the north of Scotland, in which country would your next landfall be? Norway
11.By what name was the architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris better known? Charlie
12.Which AD 65 plot against Nero was betrayed by Milichus, a freedman of plotter and praetorian tribune Flavius Scaevinus? The "Lets Kill Nero" plot
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“Not him Jim. It's Le Corbusier - Sallysally got it
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“Not him Jim. It's Le Corbusier - Sallysally got it
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Sorry. I was rambling away and never noticed.
1.Apple
2.Ink
3. Pizza
4. Scotch
5. 8
6. Lisbeth Fjordeshif
7. 1966
8. Norman Millington
9. Wallander
10. Denmark
11. Ali G
12. The attack ten thousand ferocious tortoise
2.Ink
3. Pizza
4. Scotch
5. 8
6. Lisbeth Fjordeshif
7. 1966
8. Norman Millington
9. Wallander
10. Denmark
11. Ali G
12. The attack ten thousand ferocious tortoise
1.A dishonest and troublemaking person is known as a bad - apple or pear? Apple.
2.What is the liquid inside a pen called? Ink.
3.What Italian food with cheese, tomato and other toppings, can be eaten by the slice? Pizza.
4.What word goes after hop and before whisky? Scotch.
5.In computing, how many bits make one byte - 8 or 18? 8.
6.Who became the second fully Norwegian act to have a UK number one in August 2014 with Am I Wrong? Nico & Vinz.
7.England's footballers won the World Cup in which year? 1966.
8."There's a sucker born every minute" is a quote commonly attributed to which famous circus founder?
9."It happened every year, was almost a ritual" is the opening line to which Scandinavian crime novel?
10.If you sailed due east from Wick in the north of Scotland, in which country would your next landfall be? Finland.
11.By what name was the architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris better known?
12.Which AD 65 plot against Nero was betrayed by Milichus, a freedman of plotter and praetorian tribune Flavius Scaevinus?
2.What is the liquid inside a pen called? Ink.
3.What Italian food with cheese, tomato and other toppings, can be eaten by the slice? Pizza.
4.What word goes after hop and before whisky? Scotch.
5.In computing, how many bits make one byte - 8 or 18? 8.
6.Who became the second fully Norwegian act to have a UK number one in August 2014 with Am I Wrong? Nico & Vinz.
7.England's footballers won the World Cup in which year? 1966.
8."There's a sucker born every minute" is a quote commonly attributed to which famous circus founder?
9."It happened every year, was almost a ritual" is the opening line to which Scandinavian crime novel?
10.If you sailed due east from Wick in the north of Scotland, in which country would your next landfall be? Finland.
11.By what name was the architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris better known?
12.Which AD 65 plot against Nero was betrayed by Milichus, a freedman of plotter and praetorian tribune Flavius Scaevinus?
Last night from damianswife - all correct except Ricky's 6,8-12, and will's 10
1.What container for flowers is an anagram of save?
2.What X is a picture that shows your bones?
3.Which joint connects your upper arm to your lower arm?
4.What is the third planet from the sun?
5.True or false - the Hundred Years War lasted 100 years?
6.Which nut is traditionally used in a waldorf salad?
7.A tercentenary marks an anniversary of how many years?
8.Which London department store shares its name with a human-rights pressure group?
9.Narendra Modi became prime minister of which Asian country in May 2014?
10.In nature, the gharial or the gavial is a relative of which reptile?
11.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
12.Which Spaniard was, in 1513, the first European to lead an expedition to have reached the Pacific from the new World?
1.What container for flowers is an anagram of save?
2.What X is a picture that shows your bones?
3.Which joint connects your upper arm to your lower arm?
4.What is the third planet from the sun?
5.True or false - the Hundred Years War lasted 100 years?
6.Which nut is traditionally used in a waldorf salad?
7.A tercentenary marks an anniversary of how many years?
8.Which London department store shares its name with a human-rights pressure group?
9.Narendra Modi became prime minister of which Asian country in May 2014?
10.In nature, the gharial or the gavial is a relative of which reptile?
11.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
12.Which Spaniard was, in 1513, the first European to lead an expedition to have reached the Pacific from the new World?
1. vase
2. x-ray
3. elbow
4. earth
5. false
6. walnuts
7. 300 years
8. Liberty
9. India
10. crocodile
12. Cortez?
2. x-ray
3. elbow
4. earth
5. false
6. walnuts
7. 300 years
8. Liberty
9. India
10. crocodile
12. Cortez?
1. Vase
2. X Ray
3. Elbow
4. Earth
5. False
6. Walnut
7. 25
8. Stonewall
9. Nepal
10. Snake
11. Sri Lanka
12. Raul Gonzalez-Mendoza
2. X Ray
3. Elbow
4. Earth
5. False
6. Walnut
7. 25
8. Stonewall
9. Nepal
10. Snake
11. Sri Lanka
12. Raul Gonzalez-Mendoza
1.What container for flowers is an anagram of save? Vase.
2.What X is a picture that shows your bones? X-Ray.
3.Which joint connects your upper arm to your lower arm? Elbow.
4.What is the third planet from the sun? Earth.
5.True or false - the Hundred Years War lasted 100 years? False.
6.Which nut is traditionally used in a waldorf salad?
7.A tercentenary marks an anniversary of how many years? I'll guess 500.
8.Which London department store shares its name with a human-rights pressure group?
9.Narendra Modi became prime minister of which Asian country in May 2014?
10.In nature, the gharial or the gavial is a relative of which reptile?
11.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
12.Which Spaniard was, in 1513, the first European to lead an expedition to have reached the Pacific from the new World?
2.What X is a picture that shows your bones? X-Ray.
3.Which joint connects your upper arm to your lower arm? Elbow.
4.What is the third planet from the sun? Earth.
5.True or false - the Hundred Years War lasted 100 years? False.
6.Which nut is traditionally used in a waldorf salad?
7.A tercentenary marks an anniversary of how many years? I'll guess 500.
8.Which London department store shares its name with a human-rights pressure group?
9.Narendra Modi became prime minister of which Asian country in May 2014?
10.In nature, the gharial or the gavial is a relative of which reptile?
11.The father god and creator, Achaman was the supreme god of the Guanches on which island?
12.Which Spaniard was, in 1513, the first European to lead an expedition to have reached the Pacific from the new World?
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