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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.Name three animals that begin with the letter L? Lion, Leopard and Llama.
2.Name four UK newspapers? The Sun, The Mail, The Times and The Independent.
3.Dame Judi Dench has played M in seven Bond films. Name them? Skyfall, Quantum Of Solace, Casino Royale, You Only Live Twice...
4.Picture: name these three footballers? http://www.postimage.org/image/yymq0hwmj/
5.Which seven nations attended the G7 Summit in June 2015?
2.Name four UK newspapers? The Sun, The Mail, The Times and The Independent.
3.Dame Judi Dench has played M in seven Bond films. Name them? Skyfall, Quantum Of Solace, Casino Royale, You Only Live Twice...
4.Picture: name these three footballers? http://www.postimage.org/image/yymq0hwmj/
5.Which seven nations attended the G7 Summit in June 2015?
1. Lion, leopard, lizard
2. Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Times, The Independent
3. Golden Eye? Skyfall?
4. George Best?
5. UK, USA, France, Germany
2. Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Times, The Independent
3. Golden Eye? Skyfall?
4. George Best?
5. UK, USA, France, Germany
3) Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, Die Another Day, Casino Royale, Skyfall, Spectre
All correct Dare Devil, and just Spectre is wrong Barracute
1.In politics, the House of Commons is sometimes referred to as which chamber of parliament - upper or lower?
2.A person who admits responsibility when charged with an offence is said to plead... what?
3.In fishing, what H is the small curved piece of metal at the end of a line where the bait is set?
4.The edible flesh of a coconut is what colour?
5.Which classic 1979 sci-fi horror film had the working title Star Beast?
6.Which Italian town in Umbria, whose name is derived from the Roman Urbs Vetus, is famous for its wine?
7.According to Greek legend, how many Argonauts accompanied Jason in his search for the Golden Fleece?
8.Which nineteenth-century French poet was famous for his translation of Edgar Alen Poe's works?
1.In politics, the House of Commons is sometimes referred to as which chamber of parliament - upper or lower?
2.A person who admits responsibility when charged with an offence is said to plead... what?
3.In fishing, what H is the small curved piece of metal at the end of a line where the bait is set?
4.The edible flesh of a coconut is what colour?
5.Which classic 1979 sci-fi horror film had the working title Star Beast?
6.Which Italian town in Umbria, whose name is derived from the Roman Urbs Vetus, is famous for its wine?
7.According to Greek legend, how many Argonauts accompanied Jason in his search for the Golden Fleece?
8.Which nineteenth-century French poet was famous for his translation of Edgar Alen Poe's works?
1.In politics, the House of Commons is sometimes referred to as which chamber of parliament - upper or lower? Upper?
2.A person who admits responsibility when charged with an offence is said to plead... what? Guilty.
3.In fishing, what H is the small curved piece of metal at the end of a line where the bait is set? Hook.
4.The edible flesh of a coconut is what colour? White.
5.Which classic 1979 sci-fi horror film had the working title Star Beast?
6.Which Italian town in Umbria, whose name is derived from the Roman Urbs Vetus, is famous for its wine?
7.According to Greek legend, how many Argonauts accompanied Jason in his search for the Golden Fleece?
8.Which nineteenth-century French poet was famous for his translation of Edgar Alen Poe's works?
2.A person who admits responsibility when charged with an offence is said to plead... what? Guilty.
3.In fishing, what H is the small curved piece of metal at the end of a line where the bait is set? Hook.
4.The edible flesh of a coconut is what colour? White.
5.Which classic 1979 sci-fi horror film had the working title Star Beast?
6.Which Italian town in Umbria, whose name is derived from the Roman Urbs Vetus, is famous for its wine?
7.According to Greek legend, how many Argonauts accompanied Jason in his search for the Golden Fleece?
8.Which nineteenth-century French poet was famous for his translation of Edgar Alen Poe's works?
Just 5 is wrong Dare Devil, and both right Sallysally
8-Baudelaire
1.Which comic book superhero is also known as the man of steel?
2.Which meal is included in the price of a B & B?
3.What B is an American sport which features a pitcher and a batter?
4.In science, what do petrologists study - fuel or rocks?
5.The Vatican Palace is the residence of which religious leader?
6.Of which Asian country is Kaohsiung the principle port?
7.Which British officer initiated and directed the RAF's Saturation Bombing campaign on Germany in World War II?
8.Which French artist created the Elles series of lithographs?
8-Baudelaire
1.Which comic book superhero is also known as the man of steel?
2.Which meal is included in the price of a B & B?
3.What B is an American sport which features a pitcher and a batter?
4.In science, what do petrologists study - fuel or rocks?
5.The Vatican Palace is the residence of which religious leader?
6.Of which Asian country is Kaohsiung the principle port?
7.Which British officer initiated and directed the RAF's Saturation Bombing campaign on Germany in World War II?
8.Which French artist created the Elles series of lithographs?
and bcdee's 6
1.Which comic book superhero is also known as the man of steel? Superman.
2.Which meal is included in the price of a B & B? Breakfast.
3.What B is an American sport which features a pitcher and a batter? Baseball.
4.In science, what do petrologists study - fuel or rocks? Rocks.
5.The Vatican Palace is the residence of which religious leader? The Pope?
6.Of which Asian country is Kaohsiung the principle port? China?
7.Which British officer initiated and directed the RAF's Saturation Bombing campaign on Germany in World War II?
8.Which French artist created the Elles series of lithographs?
2.Which meal is included in the price of a B & B? Breakfast.
3.What B is an American sport which features a pitcher and a batter? Baseball.
4.In science, what do petrologists study - fuel or rocks? Rocks.
5.The Vatican Palace is the residence of which religious leader? The Pope?
6.Of which Asian country is Kaohsiung the principle port? China?
7.Which British officer initiated and directed the RAF's Saturation Bombing campaign on Germany in World War II?
8.Which French artist created the Elles series of lithographs?
Just 6 is wrong will
8-Toulouse-Lautrec
1.What part of the day lasts from dawn until noon?
2.The Brit Awards are associated with what form of entertainment?
3.In maths, is the numerator above or below the line in a fraction?
4.What A is a mass of snow falling down a mountain side?
5.Air Force One is the name of which politician's official aircraft?
6.Picture: who is this legendary musician? http://www.postimage.org/image/rga054rjr
7.Which British monarch was the only surviving child of Catherine of Aragon?
8.What was the name of the 1822 Paris exhibition which is now used to describe a scene captured in a glass case?
8-Toulouse-Lautrec
1.What part of the day lasts from dawn until noon?
2.The Brit Awards are associated with what form of entertainment?
3.In maths, is the numerator above or below the line in a fraction?
4.What A is a mass of snow falling down a mountain side?
5.Air Force One is the name of which politician's official aircraft?
6.Picture: who is this legendary musician? http://www.postimage.org/image/rga054rjr
7.Which British monarch was the only surviving child of Catherine of Aragon?
8.What was the name of the 1822 Paris exhibition which is now used to describe a scene captured in a glass case?
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