1. 210
2. Rolling on the floor laughing
3. Mint
4. 4
5. Will Smith and son Jayden
6. Peck
7. Massachusetts
8. ?
2. Rolling on the floor laughing
3. Mint
4. 4
5. Will Smith and son Jayden
6. Peck
7. Massachusetts
8. ?
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.How many seconds are there in three and a half minutes? 210.
2.In online slang, what does the acronym ROFL stand for? Rolling On the Floor Laughing.
3.Which garden herb is made into a sauce often eaten with lamb? Mint.
4.How many stomachs has a cow - 4 or 8? 4?
5.Which father and son won the Razzies for Worst Actor and Worse Supporting Actor in 2014 for their performance in After Earth? Will and Jaden Smith.
6.Which unit of capacity, equal to a quarter of a bushel, can also mean to give someone a light kiss on the cheek? Peck?
7.Lexington, the scene of a famous battle, is in which American state?
8.Which Warsaw-born dancer joined the Diaghilev Ballet in 1913, became a British citizen in 1918 and, in 1935, gave her name to a ballet company?
2.In online slang, what does the acronym ROFL stand for? Rolling On the Floor Laughing.
3.Which garden herb is made into a sauce often eaten with lamb? Mint.
4.How many stomachs has a cow - 4 or 8? 4?
5.Which father and son won the Razzies for Worst Actor and Worse Supporting Actor in 2014 for their performance in After Earth? Will and Jaden Smith.
6.Which unit of capacity, equal to a quarter of a bushel, can also mean to give someone a light kiss on the cheek? Peck?
7.Lexington, the scene of a famous battle, is in which American state?
8.Which Warsaw-born dancer joined the Diaghilev Ballet in 1913, became a British citizen in 1918 and, in 1935, gave her name to a ballet company?
1. 210
2. Rolling on the floor laughing
3. Mint
4. 4
6. Peck - didn't get that from the first part of the question!
2. Rolling on the floor laughing
3. Mint
4. 4
6. Peck - didn't get that from the first part of the question!
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“ 2,5,6 are wrong will”
“ 2,5,6 are wrong will”
I think warehouse/homeware works as well as workhouse/homework.
Good evening. The one big connection tonight 
1.In 1927, who became the first person to fly a plane solo non-stop across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris?
2.Sir Ben Kingsley won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as which Indian religious leader?
3.Which US President is commonly known by his initials as FDR?
4.Which dictator was Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945?
5.Who recently surpassed Queen Victoria's record as the longest-serving British monarch?
6.Who was the leader of the Polish Solidarity trade union and architect of the Gdansk Agreement?
7.Who was the founder of CNN in 1980?
8.Who was the head of the Roman Catholic Church from 1978-2005?
9.Who founded Facebook?
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
1.In 1927, who became the first person to fly a plane solo non-stop across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris?
2.Sir Ben Kingsley won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as which Indian religious leader?
3.Which US President is commonly known by his initials as FDR?
4.Which dictator was Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945?
5.Who recently surpassed Queen Victoria's record as the longest-serving British monarch?
6.Who was the leader of the Polish Solidarity trade union and architect of the Gdansk Agreement?
7.Who was the founder of CNN in 1980?
8.Who was the head of the Roman Catholic Church from 1978-2005?
9.Who founded Facebook?
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
1
2 Ghandi
3 Franklin D Roosevelt
4 Adolf Hitler
5 Queen Elizabeth II
6 Lech Walesa
7
8
9 Mark Zuckerburg
2 Ghandi
3 Franklin D Roosevelt
4 Adolf Hitler
5 Queen Elizabeth II
6 Lech Walesa
7
8
9 Mark Zuckerburg
1.In 1927, who became the first person to fly a plane solo non-stop across the Atlantic, from New York to Paris?
2.Sir Ben Kingsley won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as which Indian religious leader?
3.Which US President is commonly known by his initials as FDR? Franklin Roosevelt.
4.Which dictator was Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945? Hitler.
5.Who recently surpassed Queen Victoria's record as the longest-serving British monarch? Queen Elizabeth II.
6.Who was the leader of the Polish Solidarity trade union and architect of the Gdansk Agreement?
7.Who was the founder of CNN in 1980?
8.Who was the head of the Roman Catholic Church from 1978-2005?
9.Who founded Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg.
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
2.Sir Ben Kingsley won an Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as which Indian religious leader?
3.Which US President is commonly known by his initials as FDR? Franklin Roosevelt.
4.Which dictator was Chancellor of Germany from 1933-1945? Hitler.
5.Who recently surpassed Queen Victoria's record as the longest-serving British monarch? Queen Elizabeth II.
6.Who was the leader of the Polish Solidarity trade union and architect of the Gdansk Agreement?
7.Who was the founder of CNN in 1980?
8.Who was the head of the Roman Catholic Church from 1978-2005?
9.Who founded Facebook? Mark Zuckerberg.
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
1.Charles Lindbergh
2.Gandhi
3.Franklin D Roosevelt
4.Adolf Hitler
5.Elizabeth II
6.Lech Walesa
7.Ted Turner
8.John Paul II
9.Mark Zuckerberg
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
2.Gandhi
3.Franklin D Roosevelt
4.Adolf Hitler
5.Elizabeth II
6.Lech Walesa
7.Ted Turner
8.John Paul II
9.Mark Zuckerberg
10.Who was Chairman of the Federal Reserve during the Financial Crisis of 2007-08?
and 9/9 bcdee
I'll go barmy if I spend any longer trying to find any connection between the pope, Adolf Hitler and lech walesa. 
How about vegetarianism?
How about vegetarianism?
Originally Posted by atg:
“I'll go barmy if I spend any longer trying to find any connection between the pope, Adolf Hitler and lech walesa.
How about vegetarianism?”
“I'll go barmy if I spend any longer trying to find any connection between the pope, Adolf Hitler and lech walesa.
How about vegetarianism?”
They've all been awarded Time magazine Man/Person of the Year.
1. Charles Lindberg
2. Ghandi
3. Franklyn D. Roosevelt
4. Adolf Hitler
5. Elizabeth II
6. Lech Waleska (sp?)
7. ?
8. Pope John Paul II
9. Mark Zuckerberg
10. Alan Greenspan?
2. Ghandi
3. Franklyn D. Roosevelt
4. Adolf Hitler
5. Elizabeth II
6. Lech Waleska (sp?)
7. ?
8. Pope John Paul II
9. Mark Zuckerberg
10. Alan Greenspan?
1.In what year did Neil Armstrong walk on the moon - 1969 or 2009?
2.True or false - butterflies are insects?
3.What number do you get if you add the number of months in a year to the number of zodiac signs?
4.What two-word French phrase is said when wishing someone a good journey?
5.Which plant, cultivated in many varieties for its large, edible leaves, derives its name from the Latin for of milk, because of the milky liquid it can exude when cut?
6.Which American author wrote the 1989 novel A Prayer For Owen Meany?
7.If you were 60 degrees north and 25 degrees east, you would be a few kilometres from the centre of which capital city?
8.In epidemiology, what name is given to any agent (person, animal or microorganism) that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism?
2.True or false - butterflies are insects?
3.What number do you get if you add the number of months in a year to the number of zodiac signs?
4.What two-word French phrase is said when wishing someone a good journey?
5.Which plant, cultivated in many varieties for its large, edible leaves, derives its name from the Latin for of milk, because of the milky liquid it can exude when cut?
6.Which American author wrote the 1989 novel A Prayer For Owen Meany?
7.If you were 60 degrees north and 25 degrees east, you would be a few kilometres from the centre of which capital city?
8.In epidemiology, what name is given to any agent (person, animal or microorganism) that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism?
1.In what year did Neil Armstrong walk on the moon - 1969 or 2009? 1969.
2.True or false - butterflies are insects? True.
3.What number do you get if you add the number of months in a year to the number of zodiac signs? 24.
4.What two-word French phrase is said when wishing someone a good journey? Bon voyage!
5.Which plant, cultivated in many varieties for its large, edible leaves, derives its name from the Latin for of milk, because of the milky liquid it can exude when cut?
6.Which American author wrote the 1989 novel A Prayer For Owen Meany?
7.If you were 60 degrees north and 25 degrees east, you would be a few kilometres from the centre of which capital city?
8.In epidemiology, what name is given to any agent (person, animal or microorganism) that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism?
2.True or false - butterflies are insects? True.
3.What number do you get if you add the number of months in a year to the number of zodiac signs? 24.
4.What two-word French phrase is said when wishing someone a good journey? Bon voyage!
5.Which plant, cultivated in many varieties for its large, edible leaves, derives its name from the Latin for of milk, because of the milky liquid it can exude when cut?
6.Which American author wrote the 1989 novel A Prayer For Owen Meany?
7.If you were 60 degrees north and 25 degrees east, you would be a few kilometres from the centre of which capital city?
8.In epidemiology, what name is given to any agent (person, animal or microorganism) that carries and transmits an infectious pathogen into another living organism?
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