1. Jail
2. arson
3. 12
4. Robert Peel
5. scales and a sword
6. Dostoevsky (sp?)
7. guillotine
8. Adolf Eichmann
2. arson
3. 12
4. Robert Peel
5. scales and a sword
6. Dostoevsky (sp?)
7. guillotine
8. Adolf Eichmann
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Just 4 is wrong binbits 
and 5 (bible)
1.What J is another word for prison? Jail.
2.What name is given to the crime of deliberately burning someone else's property? Arson.
3.In England and Wales, how many people sit on a jury? 12?
4.Policemen got their nickname Peelers from which prime minister?
5.The Old Bailey figure of justice holds what two items?
6.Who wrote the novel Crime and Punishment?
7.What method of execution is best known for its use in France, in particular during the French Revolution? Beheading?
8.Which former Nazi was abducted by Israeli agents in Argentina in 1960, then tried for war crimes and hanged in Israel in 1962?
2.What name is given to the crime of deliberately burning someone else's property? Arson.
3.In England and Wales, how many people sit on a jury? 12?
4.Policemen got their nickname Peelers from which prime minister?
5.The Old Bailey figure of justice holds what two items?
6.Who wrote the novel Crime and Punishment?
7.What method of execution is best known for its use in France, in particular during the French Revolution? Beheading?
8.Which former Nazi was abducted by Israeli agents in Argentina in 1960, then tried for war crimes and hanged in Israel in 1962?
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“The first new quiz of 2016
1.What J is another word for prison?”
“The first new quiz of 2016
1.What J is another word for prison?”
Jail (Gaol)
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“2.What name is given to the crime of deliberately burning someone else's property?”
“2.What name is given to the crime of deliberately burning someone else's property?”
Arson
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“3.In England and Wales, how many people sit on a jury?”
“3.In England and Wales, how many people sit on a jury?”
Twelve Just Men!!
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“4.Policemen got their nickname Peelers from which prime minister?”
“4.Policemen got their nickname Peelers from which prime minister?”
Robert Peel
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“5.The Old Bailey figure of justice holds what two items?”
“5.The Old Bailey figure of justice holds what two items?”
Sword and scales of justice
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“6.Who wrote the novel Crime and Punishment?”
“6.Who wrote the novel Crime and Punishment?”
Tolstoy?
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“7.What method of execution is best known for its use in France, in particular during the French Revolution?”
“7.What method of execution is best known for its use in France, in particular during the French Revolution?”
Guillotine
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“8.Which former Nazi was abducted by Israeli agents in Argentina in 1960, then tried for war crimes and hanged in Israel in 1962?”
“8.Which former Nazi was abducted by Israeli agents in Argentina in 1960, then tried for war crimes and hanged in Israel in 1962?”
Bother!!!
All correct will, 3/3 Dare Devil and just 6 is wrong Hieronymous
1.What C is a small, wooden house in the woods?
2.How many days are there in 5 weeks?
3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games?
4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC?
5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items?
6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night?
7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?
8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?
1.What C is a small, wooden house in the woods?
2.How many days are there in 5 weeks?
3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games?
4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC?
5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items?
6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night?
7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?
8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?
[quote=The quizmaster;81067230]All correct will, 3/3 Dare Devil and just 6 is wrong Hieronymous
1.What C is a small, wooden house in the woods?{/QUOTE]
Cottage
35
Card games
DC
Tissues
2007? Steven Gerard?
Dunno.
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1.What C is a small, wooden house in the woods?{/QUOTE]
Cottage
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“2.How many days are there in 5 weeks?”
“2.How many days are there in 5 weeks?”
35
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“3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games?”
“3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games?”
Card games
Quote:
“4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC?”
“4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC?”
DC
Quote:
“5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items?”
“5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items?”
Tissues
Quote:
“6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night?”
“6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night?”
2007? Steven Gerard?
Quote:
“7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?”
“7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?”
Dunno.
Quote:
“8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?”
“8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?”
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1.What C is a small, wooden house in the woods? Cabin.
2.How many days are there in 5 weeks? 35.
3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games? Card.
4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC? DC.
5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items? Tissues.
6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night? Yossi Benayoun (I looked it up but filling it in for the sake of it - was gonna go for Florent Sinama-Pongolle otherwise and I don't know why his name came into my head!)
7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?
8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?
2.How many days are there in 5 weeks? 35.
3.Blackjack, poker and bridge are what types of games? Card.
4.What type of electricity does a battery produce - AC or DC? DC.
5.The brand Kleenex is known for making what items? Tissues.
6.Bayern Munich beat Shakhtar Donetsk 7-0 in the UEFA Champions League in March 2015, falling one goal short of Liverpool's record 8-0 victory against Besiktas in 2007. Who scored a hat-trick for Liverpool that night? Yossi Benayoun (I looked it up but filling it in for the sake of it - was gonna go for Florent Sinama-Pongolle otherwise and I don't know why his name came into my head!)
7.What object is less than 1,000 kilometres in diameter, accounts for almost a third of the mass of the Asteroid Belt, and in 2006 was classified as a dwarf planet?
8.The period of constitutional monarchy in France from 1830 to 1848 is often known by what two-word term, after the month in which the Bourbon King Charles the Tenth was overthrown?
1,6 are wrong Hieronymous, all correct will, and ceres is right atg
1.The phrase bless you is a customary response to which involuntary nasal reflex?
2.In travel, what D is the usual term for the place you are going?
3.What is five sixths of 18?
4.According to the proverb, you shouldn't cry over spilt.... what?
5.Leonardo Dicapprio won Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture at the 2016 Golden Globes for his role as Hugh Glass in which film?
6.Resembling a cornet but having a slightly larger bell, which instrument is a standard in British brass bands - it's name being the German for wing horn?
7.Which locomotive won the Rainhill Trials during the development of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1829?
8.Which elegant European aristocratic dance is featured onstage in the fourth act of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni?
1.The phrase bless you is a customary response to which involuntary nasal reflex?
2.In travel, what D is the usual term for the place you are going?
3.What is five sixths of 18?
4.According to the proverb, you shouldn't cry over spilt.... what?
5.Leonardo Dicapprio won Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture at the 2016 Golden Globes for his role as Hugh Glass in which film?
6.Resembling a cornet but having a slightly larger bell, which instrument is a standard in British brass bands - it's name being the German for wing horn?
7.Which locomotive won the Rainhill Trials during the development of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1829?
8.Which elegant European aristocratic dance is featured onstage in the fourth act of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni?
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