On this day in 1994: Edvard Munch's painting The Scream recovered three months after being stolen

1.How many minutes are there in one and a quarter hours?
2.What would you do with a balalaika - play it or eat it?
3.What A is the Muslim name for god?
4.What are coffee dregs called - fields or grounds?
5.Bouncer the dog appeared in which Australian TV soap?
6.Cosmology is the study of what?

7.Origami is the Japanese art of what?
8.Quotations: in February 2005, what did Alan Sugar predict would be "finished, gone, kaput by next Christmas"?
9.In what Jane Austen novel are three daughters and their mother invited to stay with the Middletons at Barton Park?
10.The national flags of Australia, China and New Zealand feature a combined total number of how many stars?
11.Picture: name this Greek legend? http://www.postimage.org/image/l8j7xzx1t/
12.In 1540, the Spanish explorer Garcia Lopez de Cardenas became the first European to see what?

1) 75
2) Play it
3) Allah
4) Grounds
5) Neighbours
6) Stars
7) Paper Folding

Just 6 is wrong Barracute

6,8-12

6) Space
11) Looks like the Sphinx?

1 75
2 play it
3. allah
4. grounds
6. Space, the Universe
7. paper folding.
9. Sense and Sensibility
10 10?
11. sphinx?
12. Pacific Ocean

1.How many minutes are there in one and a quarter hours? 75.
2.What would you do with a balalaika - play it or eat it? Play.
3.What A is the Muslim name for god? Allah.
4.What are coffee dregs called - fields or grounds? Grounds.
5.Bouncer the dog appeared in which Australian TV soap? Neighbours?
6.Cosmology is the study of what? Space?
7.Origami is the Japanese art of what? Paper folding.
8.Quotations: in February 2005, what did Alan Sugar predict would be "finished, gone, kaput by next Christmas"?
9.In what Jane Austen novel are three daughters and their mother invited to stay with the Middletons at Barton Park?
10.The national flags of Australia, China and New Zealand feature a combined total number of how many stars? 15.
11.Picture: name this Greek legend? http://www.postimage.org/image/l8j7xzx1t/
12.In 1540, the Spanish explorer Garcia Lopez de Cardenas became the first European to see what?

8) Ipods.

1. 75
2. Eat it?
3. Allah
4. Grounds
5. Home and Away?
6. Space
7. Folding paper into shapes/animals/sculptures
10. 28?
12. The curvature of earth?

Last night from Barracute - all correct except Sallysally's 10,12, Dare Devil's 2,5,10,12.

10-15
12-The Grand Canyon

I got number 10.

Good evening and welcome to this week

1.Slang phrase which means of the highest order or excellent?
2.Nickname for the Great Bell of the clock of the Palace of Westminster?
3.Which American TV series follows the Irish-American Reagan family of police officers in New York?
4.Which French footballer scored twice in the 1998 FIFA World Cup final, and Euro 2000?
5.Which terrier is named after a farmer in Sir Walter Scott's novel Guy Mannering?
6.What American cocktail is made by blending ground peanuts with a spirit, often rum?
7.Which Wild West outlaw was living under the name of Thomas Howard when he was shot dead by one of his own men?
8.What is the capital city of American Samoa?
9.When Guy Fawkes was arrested in Parliament at around midnight on 4th November 1605, he gave his name as what?
10.Picture: name this statue in America? http://www.postimage.org/image/8zxd355yp/

4) Zinedine Zidane

2) Big Ben

It's him neil

Big Ben is right Barracute

1
2 Big Ben
3 Blue Bloods
4 Zinedine Zidane
5
6
7 Jesse James
8

4/4 bcdee

1,5,6,8-10

2. Big Ben
3. Blue Bloods
4. Zinedane Zidane
5. Dandie Dimont
6. Brown Bomber
7. Jesse James
8. Pago Pago
10. Silent Sam

1.Slang phrase which means of the highest order or excellent?
2.Nickname for the Great Bell of the clock of the Palace of Westminster? Big Ben.
3.Which American TV series follows the Irish-American Reagan family of police officers in New York?
4.Which French footballer scored twice in the 1998 FIFA World Cup final, and Euro 2000? Zinedine Zidane.
5.Which terrier is named after a farmer in Sir Walter Scott's novel Guy Mannering?
6.What American cocktail is made by blending ground peanuts with a spirit, often rum?
7.Which Wild West outlaw was living under the name of Thomas Howard when he was shot dead by one of his own men?
8.What is the capital city of American Samoa?
9.When Guy Fawkes was arrested in Parliament at around midnight on 4th November 1605, he gave his name as what?
10.Picture: name this statue in America? http://www.postimage.org/image/8zxd355yp/

2. Big Ben
9. Complete guess, John Jones?

1 Tip Top?

All correct eugenespeed, both right will, just 9 is wrong Dare Devil and 1 is right Fizzbin.

1. Top Notch
2. Big Ben
3. The Reagan Factor
4. Zidane
5. Jack Russell
6. Tilloi
7. Jesse James
8. Tuvalu
9. Guy Fawkes
10. The Child Solidier

9. James Jameson?

Not going to put it down as answer as I've just Googled it. Didn't know that about Guy Fawkes. This quiz can be very educational sometimes