1 Spoon
2 Meeny
3 Blizzard
4 Light
5 Blue
2 Meeny
3 Blizzard
4 Light
5 Blue
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.A person from a socially privileged or affluent background is said to have been born with which silver item of cutlery in their mouth? Spoons.
2.In the children's rhyme used to choose people or things, which word goes between eeny miny moe? Meeny.
3.What B is a major snowstorm featuring strong winds and poor visibility? Blizzard.
4.In science, what travels at approximately 300,000 ms per second - sound or light? Sound.
5.On a Scrabble board, what colour square offers a double letter score? Blue?
6.Which African country encloses Gambia on three sides and shares its name with the river that runs along its northern border?
7.The Battle of the Three Emperors, a victory for Napoleon against Austria and Russia in December 1805, is better known by what name, after a town in Moravia?
8.What is the last opera in Wagner's Ring Cycle?
2.In the children's rhyme used to choose people or things, which word goes between eeny miny moe? Meeny.
3.What B is a major snowstorm featuring strong winds and poor visibility? Blizzard.
4.In science, what travels at approximately 300,000 ms per second - sound or light? Sound.
5.On a Scrabble board, what colour square offers a double letter score? Blue?
6.Which African country encloses Gambia on three sides and shares its name with the river that runs along its northern border?
7.The Battle of the Three Emperors, a victory for Napoleon against Austria and Russia in December 1805, is better known by what name, after a town in Moravia?
8.What is the last opera in Wagner's Ring Cycle?
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1.On which of your household fuel bills might you see the abbreviation kwh, standing for kilowatt hour?
2.According to the proverb, what should one make while the sun shines?
3.What S are the seeds often sprinkled on burger buns?
4.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod - walking or sleeping?
5.CA: an Islamic gunman opened fire and killed over 40 people at a gay nightclub in which city in Florida?
6.Which word can describe both a football match between two teams from the same area and a famous horse race?
7.The 2012 novel Skagboy is a prequel to which 1993 book by Irvine Welsh?
8.In November 1834, while Sir Robert Peel was in Italy, which former Prime Minister lead a caretaker government with himself as Home, Foreign and Colonial secretary?
1.On which of your household fuel bills might you see the abbreviation kwh, standing for kilowatt hour?
2.According to the proverb, what should one make while the sun shines?
3.What S are the seeds often sprinkled on burger buns?
4.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod - walking or sleeping?
5.CA: an Islamic gunman opened fire and killed over 40 people at a gay nightclub in which city in Florida?
6.Which word can describe both a football match between two teams from the same area and a famous horse race?
7.The 2012 novel Skagboy is a prequel to which 1993 book by Irvine Welsh?
8.In November 1834, while Sir Robert Peel was in Italy, which former Prime Minister lead a caretaker government with himself as Home, Foreign and Colonial secretary?
1.What S is a sport that you can use a cue and a rest?
2.On which group of flying animals would you find a beak?
3.What is the name of the small device made from a length of bent wire which is used to keep papers together?
4.What is the maximum speed limit in the UK for a car on a single carriageway?
5.Rod Stewart had a number one single in 1983 singing about Baby.... who?
6.Which town in the Netherlands is famous for its round cheeses covered in red wax?
7.Frequently seen on clocks, what does the Latin phrase tempus fugit mean in English?
8.Picture: who painted this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rvkgiii7b/
2.On which group of flying animals would you find a beak?
3.What is the name of the small device made from a length of bent wire which is used to keep papers together?
4.What is the maximum speed limit in the UK for a car on a single carriageway?
5.Rod Stewart had a number one single in 1983 singing about Baby.... who?
6.Which town in the Netherlands is famous for its round cheeses covered in red wax?
7.Frequently seen on clocks, what does the Latin phrase tempus fugit mean in English?
8.Picture: who painted this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rvkgiii7b/
1.On which of your household fuel bills might you see the abbreviation kwh, standing for kilowatt hour? Electricity.
2.According to the proverb, what should one make while the sun shines? The most of it?
3.What S are the seeds often sprinkled on burger buns? Sesame.
4.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod - walking or sleeping? Sleeping.
5.CA: an Islamic gunman opened fire and killed over 40 people at a gay nightclub in which city in Florida? Orlando.
6.Which word can describe both a football match between two teams from the same area and a famous horse race? Derby.
7.The 2012 novel Skagboy is a prequel to which 1993 book by Irvine Welsh?
8.In November 1834, while Sir Robert Peel was in Italy, which former Prime Minister lead a caretaker government with himself as Home, Foreign and Colonial secretary?
1.What S is a sport that you can use a cue and a rest? Snooker.
2.On which group of flying animals would you find a beak? Birds.
3.What is the name of the small device made from a length of bent wire which is used to keep papers together? Paper clip.
4.What is the maximum speed limit in the UK for a car on a single carriageway? 50?
5.Rod Stewart had a number one single in 1983 singing about Baby.... who?
6.Which town in the Netherlands is famous for its round cheeses covered in red wax? Edam.
7.Frequently seen on clocks, what does the Latin phrase tempus fugit mean in English?
8.Picture: who painted this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rvkgiii7b/
2.According to the proverb, what should one make while the sun shines? The most of it?
3.What S are the seeds often sprinkled on burger buns? Sesame.
4.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod - walking or sleeping? Sleeping.
5.CA: an Islamic gunman opened fire and killed over 40 people at a gay nightclub in which city in Florida? Orlando.
6.Which word can describe both a football match between two teams from the same area and a famous horse race? Derby.
7.The 2012 novel Skagboy is a prequel to which 1993 book by Irvine Welsh?
8.In November 1834, while Sir Robert Peel was in Italy, which former Prime Minister lead a caretaker government with himself as Home, Foreign and Colonial secretary?
1.What S is a sport that you can use a cue and a rest? Snooker.
2.On which group of flying animals would you find a beak? Birds.
3.What is the name of the small device made from a length of bent wire which is used to keep papers together? Paper clip.
4.What is the maximum speed limit in the UK for a car on a single carriageway? 50?
5.Rod Stewart had a number one single in 1983 singing about Baby.... who?
6.Which town in the Netherlands is famous for its round cheeses covered in red wax? Edam.
7.Frequently seen on clocks, what does the Latin phrase tempus fugit mean in English?
8.Picture: who painted this? http://www.postimage.org/image/rvkgiii7b/
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