1.On any given day, which comes first - morning or afternoon?
2.Which yellow fruit contains the letter b once, n twice, and a three times?
3.Which body in the solar system has a surface temperature of over 5,000 degrees celsius?
4.Someone who is preparing for a celebration, is said to put which sparkling wine on ice?
5.Which 2012 film starring Mark Wahlberg featured a pot-smoking, foul-mouthed, sex-obsessed cuddly toy?
6.The 2018 Winter Olympic Games will be held in which Asian country?
7.Erika Mann, the daughter of the German novelist Thomas Mann, was married to which English poet?
8.Who became Emperor of Rome following the murder of Caligula?

1 Morning
2 Banana
3 The Sun
4 Champagne
5 Ted
6 Japan

Just 6 is wrong bcdee

6-8

6 is South Korea

8 Claudius

1. Morning
2. Banana
3. The sun?
4. Champagne
6. Russia?

1.On any given day, which comes first - morning or afternoon? Morning.
2.Which yellow fruit contains the letter b once, n twice, and a three times? Banana.
3.Which body in the solar system has a surface temperature of over 5,000 degrees celsius? The Sun.
4.Someone who is preparing for a celebration, is said to put which sparkling wine on ice? Champagne.
5.Which 2012 film starring Mark Wahlberg featured a pot-smoking, foul-mouthed, sex-obsessed cuddly toy? Ted.
6.The 2018 Winter Olympic Games will be held in which Asian country? Japan?
7.Erika Mann, the daughter of the German novelist Thomas Mann, was married to which English poet?
8.Who became Emperor of Rome following the murder of Caligula?

6 is right neil, 8 Fizzbin, just 6 is wrong Dare Devil and will
7-W.H Auden

1.A large lunch including roast beef, yorkshire pudding, gravy and vegetables is traditionally served on which day of the week?
2.A dog usually has how many more legs than a duck?
3.A person who achieves something by a very narrow margin is said to have done it by their skin of their... what?
4.In maths, what is three quarters represented as a percentage?
5.Which motorway runs from London to South Wales?
6.In a game of backgammon, each player starts with how many checkers?
7.Iapetus, Tethys, and Dione are moons of which planet of the Solar System?
8.Which saint, who died on Iona in 597, is credited with founding Christianity in Scotland?

1) Sunday
2) 2
3) Teeth
4) 75%
5) M4
7) Neptune

1 Sunday
2 Two
3 Teeth
4 75%
5 M4
6 12
7
8 Columba

All correct except Barracute's 7, bcdee's 6

6,7

6) 15
7) Saturn

1. Sunday
2.2.... clever question
3. Teeth
4. 75%
5. M4?
6. 15
7. Because it's got the most moons, Jupiter?

1.A large lunch including roast beef, yorkshire pudding, gravy and vegetables is traditionally served on which day of the week? Sunday.
2.A dog usually has how many more legs than a duck? 2.
3.A person who achieves something by a very narrow margin is said to have done it by their skin of their... what? Teeth.
4.In maths, what is three quarters represented as a percentage? 75%.
5.Which motorway runs from London to South Wales? M4?
6.In a game of backgammon, each player starts with how many checkers? 16?
7.Iapetus, Tethys, and Dione are moons of which planet of the Solar System? Saturn?
8.Which saint, who died on Iona in 597, is credited with founding Christianity in Scotland?

Both right Fizzbin, just 7 is wrong Dare Devil, and 6,7 will

1.What is the term for breathing noisily while asleep due to the vibration of the soft palate or epiglotis?
2.In a car, what N is the position of the gearstick when the gears are disengaged from the engine?
3.A job title for a person who washes and wipes panes of glass on the outside of a building is a window... what?
4.The name of what racket sport precedes elbow to give a type of injury that affects the tendon in the arm?
5.How many contestants take on the Chaser in the ITV quiz show The Chase?
6.What German liqueur's name translates into English as master hunter?
7.Picture: in which European city would you find this? http://www.postimage.org/image/okoswnult/
8.In 2002, who became the first man to make a solo, non-stop, circle of the earth in a balloon?

1 Snoring
2 Neutral
3 Cleaner
4 Tennis
5 Five
6 Jaegermeister
7 Milan

Just 5,7 are wrong bcdee

1. Snore
2. Neutral
3. Cleaner
4. Tennis
5. 4
7. Somewhere in Italy

7 Florence

1. snoring
2 neutral
3. cleaner
4. tennis
5 4?
6.Jaegermeister
7. Milan
8. Steve Fossett

All correct Dare Devil, not Florence and 7/8 Sallysally

7

7. I'll try Venice!

Good attempt Sallysally (La Fenice Opera House)

1.What is the term for breathing noisily while asleep due to the vibration of the soft palate or epiglottis? Snoring.
2.In a car, what N is the position of the gearstick when the gears are disengaged from the engine? Neutral.
3.A job title for a person who washes and wipes panes of glass on the outside of a building is a window... what? Cleaner.
4.The name of what racket sport precedes elbow to give a type of injury that affects the tendon in the arm? Tennis.
5.How many contestants take on the Chaser in the ITV quiz show The Chase? Four.
6.What German liqueur's name translates into English as master hunter? Jägermeister?
7.Picture: in which European city would you find this? http://www.postimage.org/image/okoswnult/ Rome?
8.In 2002, who became the first man to make a solo, non-stop, circle of the earth in a balloon?

25/7
2. Seventy Seven
4. Ozzy Osbourne
5. Bill Bailey?

26/7
1. Morning
2. Banana
3. Sun
4. Champagne
5. Ted
6. South Korea

27/7
1. Sunday
2. Two
3. Teeth
4. 75%
5. M4

28/7
1. Snoring
2. Neutral
3. Window Cleaner
5. Four