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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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The quizmaster
24-06-2015
Today from will - all correct except will's 3, P_P's 1,11 and 12 eugenespeed

1.Which of these is the odd one out: car, box, bicycle, van?
2.What is 59 trebled?
3.What I is a device in a car used to let people know which way you are turning?
4.The Lancet is a journal aimed at workers in which profession - building or medical?
5.The letter T represents what dance in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet?
6.Which TV station aied for the first time on 30 March 1997?

7.What ancient form of treatment uses needles to relieve pain?
8.Which royal residence has the postcode PE35 6EN?
9.Quotations: actor Tony Curtis famously said kissing who was "like kissing Hitler"?
10.What name is given to the parallel of latitude that marks the northern boundary of the tropical zone?
11.Saint George was adopted as patron saint of England by which monarch?
12.Nineteenth-century confidence trickster Mary Baker used which name to pass herself off as a princess from Javasu?
Dare Devil
24-06-2015
1. Box
2.177
3. Indicator. A lot of drivers need to know what it is and use it!
4. Building?
5. Tango
6. Five?
7. Acupuncture
8. Buckingham Palace?
The quizmaster
24-06-2015
Just 8 is wrong Dare Devil
AxG
24-06-2015
1.Box
2.177
3.Indicator
4.Medical
5.Tango
6.Channel 5

7.Acupuncture
8.Sandringham House
9.
10.Tropic of Cancer
11.Richard III
12.
binbits01
24-06-2015
1 bicycle
2 177
3 indicator
4 medical
5 tango
6 channel 5
7 acupuncture
eugenespeed
24-06-2015
1. Box
2. 177
3. Indicator
4. Medical (Used to work for the NHS!)
5. Tango
6. Channel Five
7. Accupuncture
8. Sandringham
9. Marilyn Monroe
10. Tropic of Cancer
11. Richard I
12. Princess Caraboo
willrelf92
25-06-2015
1.Which of these is the odd one out: car, box, bicycle, van? Box.
2.What is 59 trebled? 177.
3.What I is a device in a car used to let people know which way you are turning? Indicators.
4.The Lancet is a journal aimed at workers in which profession - building or medical? Building?
5.The letter T represents what dance in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet? Tango.
6.Which TV station aied for the first time on 30 March 1997? Five?
7.What ancient form of treatment uses needles to relieve pain?
8.Which royal residence has the postcode PE35 6EN? Something in Peterborough, can't think what.
9.Quotations: actor Tony Curtis famously said kissing who was "like kissing Hitler"?
10.What name is given to the parallel of latitude that marks the northern boundary of the tropical zone?
11.Saint George was adopted as patron saint of England by which monarch?
12.Nineteenth-century confidence trickster Mary Baker used which name to pass herself off as a princess from Javasu?
P_P
25-06-2015
1. Box
2. 177
3. Indicator
4. Medical?
5. Tango?
6. Channel 5?
The quizmaster
25-06-2015
Last night from AxG - AxG's 11, eugenespeed's 11, will's 4 are wrong
11-Edward III

1.What letter comes next in this sequence: A, S, D, F, G, H, J, K?
2.What is nitrogen - gas or tree?
3.How many colours feature on a Rubik's Cube?
4.What D is a male duck called?
5.What is the telephone number for non-urgent enquiries to the police in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland?
6.Which Oscar-nominated actor starred as US Navy SEAL marksman Chris Kyle in the 2014 film American Sniper?

7.Who was British Prime Minister from 1990-1997?
8.Razz, badugi, and triple draw are variants of what type of card game?
9.In astronomy, what are Apophis, 1036 Ganymed, and 2062 Aten?
10.In 1694, Sir John Houblon became the first governor of which organization?
11.What is the name of the Russian exclave that lies between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea?
12.Music for 18 Musicians, Clapping Music and Different Trains are works by which contemporary American minimalist composer?
AxG
25-06-2015
1.L
2.Gas
3.6
4.Drake
5.101
6.

7.John Major
8.
9.Moons?
10.Bank of England
11.Kaliningrad
12.
Dare Devil
25-06-2015
1. L?
2. Gas
3. 3
5. 111
7. John Major
8. Solitaire?
Dare Devil
25-06-2015
6. Bradley Cooper!
9. Stars?
The quizmaster
25-06-2015
Just 9 is wrong AxG (11-Kaliningrad Oblast) and 3,5,8 Dare Devil

6,8,9,12
The quizmaster
25-06-2015
It's him Dare Devil

8,9,12
Dare Devil
25-06-2015
9. Meteors? Asteroids?
eugenespeed
25-06-2015
1. L
2. Gas
3. 6
4. Drake
5. 101
6. Bradley Cooper
7. John Major
8. Poker
9. Asteroids
10. Bank of England
11. Kalingrad
12. Steve Reich
The quizmaster
25-06-2015
Your second choice Dare Devil

8,12
The quizmaster
25-06-2015
Another 12/12 eugenespeed

Finished
willrelf92
26-06-2015
1.What letter comes next in this sequence: A, S, D, F, G, H, J, K? L.
2.What is nitrogen - gas or tree? Gas.
3.How many colours feature on a Rubik's Cube? 6.
4.What D is a male duck called?
5.What is the telephone number for non-urgent enquiries to the police in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland?
6.Which Oscar-nominated actor starred as US Navy SEAL marksman Chris Kyle in the 2014 film American Sniper?
7.Who was British Prime Minister from 1990-1997? John Major.
8.Razz, badugi, and triple draw are variants of what type of card game?
9.In astronomy, what are Apophis, 1036 Ganymed, and 2062 Aten?
10.In 1694, Sir John Houblon became the first governor of which organization?
11.What is the name of the Russian exclave that lies between Poland and Lithuania on the Baltic Sea?
12.Music for 18 Musicians, Clapping Music and Different Trains are works by which contemporary American minimalist composer?
P_P
26-06-2015
1. L
2. Gas
3. 6
6. Bradley Cooper
7. John Major
The quizmaster
29-06-2015
4/4 will and 5/5 P_P from last week. Another set of groupies to start the week. I'll be posting the quiz a little earlier from now on, but I'll still check everybody's answers

1.Name three birds that begin with the letter K?
2.Which three signs of the zodiac are referred to as fire signs?
3.There are five male names that feature in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet. Name them?
4.The Himalayas mountain range crosses which six countries?
5.In Harry Potter, name the seven Gryffindor players who defeat Slytherin to win back the Quidditch Cup after seven years?
6.Supergroupies; According to a 2011 survey, what were the ten most popular pub names in the UK?
Dare Devil
29-06-2015
1. Kiwi
2. Taurus? Leo? Capricorn?
3. Oscar, Romeo
4. India, Nepal, Pakistan, China
5. Harry Potter, Ron Weasly, the Weasly twins?
6. Red Lion, 'something' Crown? 'something' Rose? 'something' Inn?
bcdee
29-06-2015
1 Kingfisher, Kiwi, Kestrel
2
3 Charlie, Mike, Oscar, Romeo, Victor
4 China, Nepal, India, Bhutan
5
6 Red Lion, The Crown, The King's Arms,
lightdragon
29-06-2015
5) Harry P, Fred and George Weasley, Oliver Wood, Angelina summat, Katie Bell, and someone else.
The quizmaster
30-06-2015
Last night from Dare Devil - all correct except Dare Devil's Taurus, Capricorn, Ronald Weasley, bcdee's The King's Arms,

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