Not wind, All My Loving, Hard Day's Night, Yesterday P_P
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1) 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p
2) Brake, Accelerator and clutch
3) Water, Air, Fire and Earth
4) I wanna hold your hand, penny lane, yesterday, she loves you, twist and shout
5) Argentina? Uruguay? Paraguey? Guatamala? Chile?
2) Brake, Accelerator and clutch
3) Water, Air, Fire and Earth
4) I wanna hold your hand, penny lane, yesterday, she loves you, twist and shout
5) Argentina? Uruguay? Paraguey? Guatamala? Chile?
1.In money, name four UK coins in circulation? 20p, 50p, £1 and £2.
2.What are the three foot-operated pedals in a manual car? Brake, Accelerator and Handbrake.
3.What are the four classical elements that make up our world? Water, Fire, Air and Earth.
4.In April 1964, The Beatles held the top five places on the US Billboard Hot 100. Name those songs?
5.Name the the countries that border Brazil?
6.Name the so-called five Good Emperors of Rome?
2.What are the three foot-operated pedals in a manual car? Brake, Accelerator and Handbrake.
3.What are the four classical elements that make up our world? Water, Fire, Air and Earth.
4.In April 1964, The Beatles held the top five places on the US Billboard Hot 100. Name those songs?
5.Name the the countries that border Brazil?
6.Name the so-called five Good Emperors of Rome?
1. £1, 50p, 20p, 10p
2. Accelerator, brake, clutch
3. Earth, wind, fire, water
5. Peru, Argentina, Bolivia
2. Accelerator, brake, clutch
3. Earth, wind, fire, water
5. Peru, Argentina, Bolivia
Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana (which may be one of those overseas departments that count as France?). And, and, and... I'll plump for Bolivia, as Ecuador is on the West coast.
Vespasian, Julius, Caligula, Nero.
Vespasian, Julius, Caligula, Nero.
Not handbrake will, all correct Dare Devil, none of the emperors and Ecuador atg, but you got the other one - French Guiana
6-Nerva, Hadrian, Pius, Aurelius
1.Which way is anti-clockwise?
2.And which way is clockwise?
3.What number must be added to 67 to make 114?
4.What sweet brand is an anagram of ORBIHA?
5.Which country won rugby union's last Five Nations Championship before it was expanded to become the Six Nations Championship?
6.Which port on the River Mississippi was the childhood home and burial place of Elvis Presley, and the scene in 1968 of the assassination of Martin Luther King?
7.Which American astronomer, who founded the observatory that bears his name at Flagstff, Arizona, was convinced of the existence of canals on Mars?
8.What is the name of the ballet choreographed by Fokine to a number of piano compositions by Chopin?
6-Nerva, Hadrian, Pius, Aurelius
1.Which way is anti-clockwise?
2.And which way is clockwise?
3.What number must be added to 67 to make 114?
4.What sweet brand is an anagram of ORBIHA?
5.Which country won rugby union's last Five Nations Championship before it was expanded to become the Six Nations Championship?
6.Which port on the River Mississippi was the childhood home and burial place of Elvis Presley, and the scene in 1968 of the assassination of Martin Luther King?
7.Which American astronomer, who founded the observatory that bears his name at Flagstff, Arizona, was convinced of the existence of canals on Mars?
8.What is the name of the ballet choreographed by Fokine to a number of piano compositions by Chopin?
1 from left to right
2. the opposite to the above
3 47
4. Haribo
5. Scotland?
6. Memphis Tennessee
7. Lovell?
2. the opposite to the above
3 47
4. Haribo
5. Scotland?
6. Memphis Tennessee
7. Lovell?
1.Which way is anti-clockwise? Left.
2.And which way is clockwise? Right.
3.What number must be added to 67 to make 114? 47.
4.What sweet brand is an anagram of ORBIHA? Haribo.
5.Which country won rugby union's last Five Nations Championship before it was expanded to become the Six Nations Championship? Ireland?
6.Which port on the River Mississippi was the childhood home and burial place of Elvis Presley, and the scene in 1968 of the assassination of Martin Luther King?
7.Which American astronomer, who founded the observatory that bears his name at Flagstff, Arizona, was convinced of the existence of canals on Mars?
8.What is the name of the ballet choreographed by Fokine to a number of piano compositions by Chopin?
2.And which way is clockwise? Right.
3.What number must be added to 67 to make 114? 47.
4.What sweet brand is an anagram of ORBIHA? Haribo.
5.Which country won rugby union's last Five Nations Championship before it was expanded to become the Six Nations Championship? Ireland?
6.Which port on the River Mississippi was the childhood home and burial place of Elvis Presley, and the scene in 1968 of the assassination of Martin Luther King?
7.Which American astronomer, who founded the observatory that bears his name at Flagstff, Arizona, was convinced of the existence of canals on Mars?
8.What is the name of the ballet choreographed by Fokine to a number of piano compositions by Chopin?
It's Percival Lowell, and the only way to describe anti clockwise is in the opposite direction to a clock. Circular and neither forwards nor backwards. Towards the right at the bottom but also towards the left at the top. 
Just 5 is wrong will, and 4/4 Dare Devil
8-Les Sylphides
1.The first line of an overused joke is why did the chicken cross the.... what?
2.Which three-letter word follows stone, bronze and iron to give the names of three ancient cultures?
3.What P is the name of a large musical instrument with black and white keys and pedals?
4.The brown layer in a block of Neapolitan ice cream is what flavour?
5.Picture: who is this leader in his younger days? http://www.postimage.org/image/47qokgq5d/
6.Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World is set in the year 632 AF; for what do the letters AF stand for?
7.The Golestan Palace and the Azadi Tower are among prominent buildings in which capital city - located around 100kms south of the Caspian Sea?
8.During the Falklands War of 1982, which Argentinian warship was torpedoed and sunk by a British submarine?
8-Les Sylphides
1.The first line of an overused joke is why did the chicken cross the.... what?
2.Which three-letter word follows stone, bronze and iron to give the names of three ancient cultures?
3.What P is the name of a large musical instrument with black and white keys and pedals?
4.The brown layer in a block of Neapolitan ice cream is what flavour?
5.Picture: who is this leader in his younger days? http://www.postimage.org/image/47qokgq5d/
6.Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World is set in the year 632 AF; for what do the letters AF stand for?
7.The Golestan Palace and the Azadi Tower are among prominent buildings in which capital city - located around 100kms south of the Caspian Sea?
8.During the Falklands War of 1982, which Argentinian warship was torpedoed and sunk by a British submarine?
1.Road
2.Age
3.Piano
4.Chocolate
5.Vladimir Putin
6.After ford
7.Tehran
8.During the Falklands War of 1982, which Argentinian warship was torpedoed and sunk by a British submarine?
2.Age
3.Piano
4.Chocolate
5.Vladimir Putin
6.After ford
7.Tehran
8.During the Falklands War of 1982, which Argentinian warship was torpedoed and sunk by a British submarine?
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