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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Dare Devil
29-08-2016
Well done B! you know your 90s music impressive how quick you did the last section

Thank you for putting that togegher, QM. It was good fun. I think my lives should've been restored though
willrelf92
29-08-2016
Well played bcdee, you did brilliantly.

It would have been interesting to see what would have happened without the time limit.
The quizmaster
30-08-2016
We went through 59 questions last night - well bcdee did

1.What T is the art of decorating the skin using a needle and permanent dye?
2.In cockney rhyming slang, what hot drink is Rosy Lee?
3.In nature, is a puma a carnivore or herbivore?
4.Which striped pedestrian crossing was introduced in the UK in 1951?
5.In science, how many joules are there in a kilojoule?
6.What London landmark, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, commemorates where the Great Fire of London started?
7.Who resigned as Foreign Secretary in 1982 after the invasion of the Falkland Islands?
8.Which philosopher in 2012 proposed building atheist temple in London?
Barracute
30-08-2016
1) tattoo
2) Tea
3) Carnivore
4) Zebra
5) 1000
The quizmaster
30-08-2016
5/5 Barracute
Sallysally
30-08-2016
1. tattooing
2 tea
3. carnivore
4. zebra
5. 1000
6. Monument
7. Lord Carrington?
8. Alain de Botton? (the only modern philosopher I know!!)
bcdee
30-08-2016
1 Tattoo
2 Tea
3 Carnivore
4 Zebra crossing
5 1,000
The quizmaster
30-08-2016
8/8 Sallysally 5/5 bcdee

willrelf92
31-08-2016
1.What T is the art of decorating the skin using a needle and permanent dye? Tattoo.
2.In cockney rhyming slang, what hot drink is Rosy Lee? Tea.
3.In nature, is a puma a carnivore or herbivore? Carnivore.
4.Which striped pedestrian crossing was introduced in the UK in 1951? Zebra crossing.
5.In science, how many joules are there in a kilojoule? 1000.
6.What London landmark, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, commemorates where the Great Fire of London started? London Eye?
7.Who resigned as Foreign Secretary in 1982 after the invasion of the Falkland Islands?
8.Which philosopher in 2012 proposed building atheist temple in London?
The quizmaster
31-08-2016
Just 6 is wrong will

1.In a classroom of 12 children, 6 are girls, what fraction are boys?
2.According to the proverb, home is where the what is?
3.What does Dutch elm disease affect - trees or Dutchmen?
4.Which legendary fire-breathing creature appears in Chinese and Greek mythology?
5.Which famous TV scarecrow played by Jon Pertwee lives in 10 Acre Field?
6.Which orange flavoured red wine takes its name from the Spanish for a bleeding?
7.Where in Central America would you find the active volcano Izalco, nicknamed the lighthouse of the Pacific?
8.Which Mexican revolutionary was assassinated on his ranch in Parral in July 1923?
bcdee
31-08-2016
1 1/2
2 Heart is
3 Trees
4 Dragon
5 Worzel Gummidge
Barracute
31-08-2016
1) 50%
2) Heart
3) Tree
4) Dragon
5) Worzel Gumidge
The quizmaster
31-08-2016
5/5 for you both
Sallysally
31-08-2016
1. 1/2
2. heart
3. trees
4. dragon
5. Wurzel Gummidge
6. I can only think of sangria, but that is a concoction, not a wine
7.
8. Zapata?
The quizmaster
31-08-2016
Just 8 is wrong Sallysally

7,8
Barracute
31-08-2016
8) Pancho Villa
atg
31-08-2016
Honduras
Pancho Villa

Beaten to it
Dare Devil
01-09-2016
1. Half (1/2)
2. Heart
3. Trees?
)
willrelf92
01-09-2016
1.In a classroom of 12 children, 6 are girls, what fraction are boys? Half.
2.According to the proverb, home is where the what is? Heart.
3.What does Dutch elm disease affect - trees or Dutchmen? Trees.
4.Which legendary fire-breathing creature appears in Chinese and Greek mythology? Dragon.
5.Which famous TV scarecrow played by Jon Pertwee lives in 10 Acre Field?
6.Which orange flavoured red wine takes its name from the Spanish for a bleeding?
7.Where in Central America would you find the active volcano Izalco, nicknamed the lighthouse of the Pacific?
8.Which Mexican revolutionary was assassinated on his ranch in Parral in July 1923?
The quizmaster
01-09-2016
It's him Barracute, not Honduras atg, 3/3 Dare Devil and 4/4 will
7-El Salvador

1.How many minutes are there in a third of an hour?
2.What F is a small brown spot found on the skin in excess of the pigment melanin?
3.Through which medium does sound travel at a greater speed - air or water?
4.What does an odometer measure in a car?
5.In computing, which video streaming service was founded by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph?
6.What was notable about the 1994 FIFA World Cup final between Brazil and Italy?
7.Which Polish-born Dame established Britain's oldest ballet company in the late 1920s?
8.Who was the Roman goddess of sorcery and witchcraft who haunted crossroads and graveyards?
bcdee
01-09-2016
1 20
2 Freckle
3 Air
4 Milage
5 You Tube
Barracute
01-09-2016
1) 20
2) Freckle
3) Air
4) Milage
5) Youtube?
6) First to go to pens
Dare Devil
01-09-2016
1. 20
2. Freckle
3. Air
4. Mileage. I've learnt a fair bit about cars recently.
5. Netflix?
6. There was no fighting?
The quizmaster
01-09-2016
Just 3,5 and 6 are wrong bcdee/Barracute

3,5,7,8
The quizmaster
01-09-2016
Just 3 and 6 are wrong Dare Devil

3,7,8
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