All correct will.
7-Bunol
8-Huygens

1.How many metres are there in 1km - 1, 100 or 1000?
2.What is the name for the small cubes with faces bearing 1-6 spots used in games/gambling?
3.On which form of transport would you be travelling if you were on the Orient Express?
4.Which large stringed instrument is the national symbol of Ireland?
5.Quotations: which Hollywood star did Claudia Winkleman say this about: "I was excited about meeting Indiana Jones, but my expectations were too high. He ended up talking about his love for carpentry!"?
6.Who was leader of the Labour Party between 1983 and 1992?
7.Picture: this is the flag of which organization? http://www.postimage.org/image/aqu1zdf83/
8.Which supertanker ran aground off the Cornish coast in 1967, causing a major oil spill?

1) 1000
2) Dice
3) Train
4) Harp
5) Harrison Ford
6) Neil Kinnock
7) Un?

1 1,000
2 Dice
3 Train
4 Harp
5 Harrison Ford
6 Neil Kinnock
7 NATO

Just 7 is wrong Barrcaute and all correct bcdee

8

1. 1,000
2. dice
3. rail
4. harpsichord
6.Michael Foot
8. Cory Tanyon

4,6,8 are wrong binbits

8

1. 1000
2. Dice
3. Train
5. Harrison Ford

1.How many metres are there in 1km - 1, 100 or 1000? 1000.
2.What is the name for the small cubes with faces bearing 1-6 spots used in games/gambling? Dice.
3.On which form of transport would you be travelling if you were on the Orient Express? Train.
4.Which large stringed instrument is the national symbol of Ireland? Harp?
5.Quotations: which Hollywood star did Claudia Winkleman say this about: "I was excited about meeting Indiana Jones, but my expectations were too high. He ended up talking about his love for carpentry!"? Harrison Ford.
6.Who was leader of the Labour Party between 1983 and 1992?
7.Picture: this is the flag of which organization? http://www.postimage.org/image/aqu1zdf83/
8.Which supertanker ran aground off the Cornish coast in 1967, causing a major oil spill?

4/4 Dare Devil and all correct will.
8-Torrey Canyon

1.What is 63 divided by 7?
2.At the seaside, children traditionally use buckets and spades to build castles made of which granular substance?
3.The long thin rods used to hold the stitches when making garments from wool are known as knitting... what?
4.Is Glasgow east or west of Edinburgh?
5.Current affairs: which US supermodel elbowed a prankster after he lifted her up as she left a fashion show in Milan?
6."Renowned curator Jacques Sauniere staggered through the vaulted archway of the museum's Grand Gallery" is the opening line of which bestselling book?
7.Who launched the Skytrain project with his low-budget airline in the 1970s?
8.What is the name of the unit used to denote how much of the sky is covered in cloud?

1) 9
2)Sand
3) Needles
6) The Da Vinci Code? (I haven't read it).

1) 9
2) Sand
3) Needles
4) West
6) The Davinci Code?
7) Freddie Laker

1 Nine
2 Sand
3 Needles
4 West
7 Freddie Laker

All correct lightdragon, Barracute and bcdee

5,8

1. 9
2. sand
3. needles
4. west
7. Freddie Laker

All correct binbits

5,8

1.What is 63 divided by 7? 9.
2.At the seaside, children traditionally use buckets and spades to build castles made of which granular substance? Sand.
3.The long thin rods used to hold the stitches when making garments from wool are known as knitting... what?
4.Is Glasgow east or west of Edinburgh? West.
5.Current affairs: which US supermodel elbowed a prankster after he lifted her up as she left a fashion show in Milan? Gigi Hadid.
6."Renowned curator Jacques Sauniere staggered through the vaulted archway of the museum's Grand Gallery" is the opening line of which bestselling book?
7.Who launched the Skytrain project with his low-budget airline in the 1970s?
8.What is the name of the unit used to denote how much of the sky is covered in cloud?

All correct will from last quiz.
8-okta

A-The A of the military acronym AWOL
B-Typeface that shares its name with a hall in a Sherlock Holmes novel
C-Farm animal that gives us milk
D-Goes after Millenium to name a London landmark
E-Fifth letter of the Greek alphabet
F-Name of the official mascot of the 2014 FIFA World Cup
G-James Dean's final film
H-Opposite of tails on a coin
I-First name of scientist Newton
J-Goes after lock and before bone
K-Company who made the Brownie camera
L-Not early
M-Musical instrument in the lute family
N-His famous ark was built out of gopherwood in the Old Testament
O-One of the sister ships of the RMS Titanic
P-First new element discovered by Marie Curie
Q-Van-like Fiat model
R-Light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye
S-Japanese for goodbye
T-Norse god of thunder
U-Room in a house equipped with appliances for washing/drying
V-Capital of Malta
W-Enables birds to fly
X-Neighbours character played by Lilly van der Meer
Y-Chocolate made by Nestle (originally Roundtree's)
Z-Albanian king

A ABsent
B
C Cow
DDome
E
F
G
H Heads
I Isaac
JJaw
K Kodak
L Late
M
N Noah
O Olympia
P
Q
R Retina
S Seeya
T Thor
U Utility
V Valletta
W Wings
X
Y
Z

Just O and S are wrong bcdee

Cow
Dome
Heads
Isaac
Jaw
Late
Potassium?
Utility
Wings

I don't know Y

Olympus

A) Absent
B) Bold
C) Cow
D) Dome
E) Eta
F) Felix
G) Giant
H) Head
I) Issac
J) Jaw
K) Kodak
L) Late
M) Mandolin
N) Noah
O) Oceanic
P) Plutonium
Q) Quinto
R) Retina
S) Sianara
T) Thor
U) Utility
V) Valleta
W) Wings
X) Xanthe

Oooohhhh YORKIE!!!

They're far too small now. I remember when each piece had a letter of Yorkie on it. There's not enough pieces for that now AND each piece is half the size!

Just P is wrong Dare Devil

B,E-G,M,O-Q,X-Z

B,E,F,O,P are wrong Barracute

B,E,F,O,P,