1 Umbrella
2 Fruit
3 The bouquet
4 Apron
5
6 Mexico
2 Fruit
3 The bouquet
4 Apron
5
6 Mexico
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1.It is considered bad luck to open which kind of rain protection indoors? Umbrella.
2.Is a melon a fruit or a vegetable? Fruit.
3.At weddings, what does the bride traditionally throw over her shoulder to indicate who will be the next person to be married? Flowers.
4.Which word means both a place to park an aircraft and a cook's pinafore? Apron?
5.Which Netflix horror series centres around the disappearance of a kid and a monster?
6.Which country played in 17 unsuccessful World Cup final matches between 1962 and 1994 before finally beating Greece 1-0 in the 1994 tournament, going on to beat Germany in the quarter-finals and finally losing 2-1 to Italy in the semi-finals?
7.The Kerch Strait separates the Sea of Azov with which much larger sea?
8.The science of ekistics involves which broad field of study?
2.Is a melon a fruit or a vegetable? Fruit.
3.At weddings, what does the bride traditionally throw over her shoulder to indicate who will be the next person to be married? Flowers.
4.Which word means both a place to park an aircraft and a cook's pinafore? Apron?
5.Which Netflix horror series centres around the disappearance of a kid and a monster?
6.Which country played in 17 unsuccessful World Cup final matches between 1962 and 1994 before finally beating Greece 1-0 in the 1994 tournament, going on to beat Germany in the quarter-finals and finally losing 2-1 to Italy in the semi-finals?
7.The Kerch Strait separates the Sea of Azov with which much larger sea?
8.The science of ekistics involves which broad field of study?
Just 6 is wrong will. 6-Bulgaria, 7-Black Sea, 8-human settlements
We start another week with another new quiz
1.Adam's partner in the bible?
2.It is worn by babies to protect their clothes from food/drink?
3.Males or females?
4.Female sheep that sounds like a vowel?
5.Scandinavian group who had a number 2 hit in 1985 with Take On Me?
6.A type of eskimo canoe?
7.Indian flatbread?
8.A type of cooker?
9.A machine that breaks up soil?
10.Kings of Persia?
We start another week with another new quiz
1.Adam's partner in the bible?
2.It is worn by babies to protect their clothes from food/drink?
3.Males or females?
4.Female sheep that sounds like a vowel?
5.Scandinavian group who had a number 2 hit in 1985 with Take On Me?
6.A type of eskimo canoe?
7.Indian flatbread?
8.A type of cooker?
9.A machine that breaks up soil?
10.Kings of Persia?
1.Adam's partner in the bible? Eve.
2.It is worn by babies to protect their clothes from food/drink? Bib.
3.Males or females? Sexes.
4.Female sheep that sounds like a vowel? Ewe.
5.Scandinavian group who had a number 2 hit in 1985 with Take On Me? Abba.
6.A type of eskimo canoe? Kayak.
7.Indian flatbread? Naan.
8.A type of cooker?
9.A machine that breaks up soil?
10.Kings of Persia?
2.It is worn by babies to protect their clothes from food/drink? Bib.
3.Males or females? Sexes.
4.Female sheep that sounds like a vowel? Ewe.
5.Scandinavian group who had a number 2 hit in 1985 with Take On Me? Abba.
6.A type of eskimo canoe? Kayak.
7.Indian flatbread? Naan.
8.A type of cooker?
9.A machine that breaks up soil?
10.Kings of Persia?
Both right Fizzbin, Shahs is right lightdragon, and just 5 is wrong will
9-rotavator
1.According to tradition, what can you do if you see a shooting star?
2.In nature, what T is the part of a kangaroo that helps it balance?
3.How many children does the queen have?
4.In the USA, what is the New Yorker - chocolate bar or magazine?
5.No Woman No Cry in 1975 was the first UK singles chart entry for which Jamaican?
6.Reputedly created in the town by Elizabeth Raffald in the eighteenth-century, which is the main filling of an eccles cake?
7.In which Spanish town does the Tomatina festival take place?
8.Which ESA probe, launched in 1997, is named after a seventeenth-century Dutch astronomer?
9-rotavator
1.According to tradition, what can you do if you see a shooting star?
2.In nature, what T is the part of a kangaroo that helps it balance?
3.How many children does the queen have?
4.In the USA, what is the New Yorker - chocolate bar or magazine?
5.No Woman No Cry in 1975 was the first UK singles chart entry for which Jamaican?
6.Reputedly created in the town by Elizabeth Raffald in the eighteenth-century, which is the main filling of an eccles cake?
7.In which Spanish town does the Tomatina festival take place?
8.Which ESA probe, launched in 1997, is named after a seventeenth-century Dutch astronomer?
1.According to tradition, what can you do if you see a shooting star?
2.In nature, what T is the part of a kangaroo that helps it balance? Tail.
3.How many children does the queen have? 4?
4.In the USA, what is the New Yorker - chocolate bar or magazine? Magazine.
5.No Woman No Cry in 1975 was the first UK singles chart entry for which Jamaican? Bob Marley?
6.Reputedly created in the town by Elizabeth Raffald in the eighteenth-century, which is the main filling of an eccles cake?
7.In which Spanish town does the Tomatina festival take place?
8.Which ESA probe, launched in 1997, is named after a seventeenth-century Dutch astronomer?
2.In nature, what T is the part of a kangaroo that helps it balance? Tail.
3.How many children does the queen have? 4?
4.In the USA, what is the New Yorker - chocolate bar or magazine? Magazine.
5.No Woman No Cry in 1975 was the first UK singles chart entry for which Jamaican? Bob Marley?
6.Reputedly created in the town by Elizabeth Raffald in the eighteenth-century, which is the main filling of an eccles cake?
7.In which Spanish town does the Tomatina festival take place?
8.Which ESA probe, launched in 1997, is named after a seventeenth-century Dutch astronomer?
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