Princes Street is another Fizzbin.
5-Lothbury Lane and Bartholomew Lane
6-King George I-4, William IV and Queen Victoria

1.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod?
2.Backgammon is a board game for how many players?
3.Which red garden fruit often eaten in salads was formerly known as the love apple?
4.What Q is a musical note and a light curly potato snack?
5.What rank was held by James T Kirk in the cult sci-fi series Star Trek?
6.Which chemical element has the symbol Ti and atomic number 22?
7.Who was the Greek goddess of beauty?
8.Who was Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force at the start of the First World War?

1 Sleeping
2 Two
3 Tomato
4 Quaver
5 Captain
6 Titanium
7 Aphrodite

7/8 bcdee

1) Asleep
2) 2
3) Tomato
4) Quaver
5) Captain and later he was an Admiral

All correct Barracute

1.Name three boys names beginning with the letter J? James, Jack and John.
2.What are the four basic mathematical operations? Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division.
3.In medicine, the abbreviation ENT concerns the treatment of which three parts of the body? Ears, Nose and Tongue?
4.Five countries have hosted the FIFA World Cup twice. Name them? France, Brazil, Germany, Argentina and Uruguay? (May as well guess, I'm not so good at remembering host countries. )
5.What are the four roads that border the Bank of England?
6.Name the six monarchs of the House of Hanover?

1.What is a person doing if they are said to be in the land of nod? Sleeping.
2.Backgammon is a board game for how many players? Two?
3.Which red garden fruit often eaten in salads was formerly known as the love apple? Tomato.
4.What Q is a musical note and a light curly potato snack? Quaver.
5.What rank was held by James T Kirk in the cult sci-fi series Star Trek? Captain.
6.Which chemical element has the symbol Ti and atomic number 22? Titanium?
7.Who was the Greek goddess of beauty? Aphrodite?
8.Who was Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force at the start of the First World War?

8) Douglas Haig

Tongue, Argentian, Uruguay are wrong will. Not him Barracute
8-Sir John French

1.What C is a type of holiday taken on a ship?
2.What is the flavour of a humbug sweet - strawberry or peppermint?
3.What colour do you get if you mix red and yellow paint?
4.What kind of game is gin rummy?
5.Current affairs: which chocolate manufacturer has just registered the name Dark Milk?
6.Which fairytale by the Brothers Grimm features two abandoned children who discover a house constructed from cakes?
7.Which news agency was founded in Britain in 1851?
8.What was the real name of the apinter Tintoretto?

1 Cruise
2 Peppermint
3 Brown
4 Card game
5 Cadburys
6 Hansel and Gretel
7 Reuters

Just 3 is wrong bcdee

1) Cruise
2) Peppermint
3) Orange
4) Card
5) Cadbury?
6) Hansel and Gretel
7) Times?

Just 7 is wrong Barracute

8

1.What C is a type of holiday taken on a ship? Cruise.
2.What is the flavour of a humbug sweet - strawberry or peppermint? Peppermint.
3.What colour do you get if you mix red and yellow paint? Orange.
4.What kind of game is gin rummy?
5.Current affairs: which chocolate manufacturer has just registered the name Dark Milk? Cadbury?
6.Which fairytale by the Brothers Grimm features two abandoned children who discover a house constructed from cakes? Hansel and Gretel?
7.Which news agency was founded in Britain in 1851?
8.What was the real name of the apinter Tintoretto?

All correct will
8.Jacopo Robusti

1.In which pair of organs in the human body are air tubes called bronchi located?
2.The initials ASAP are an abbreviation of which phrase?
3.Mancunians come from which British city?
4.Which fruit is used to make the German pastry Apfelstrudel?
5.Film quotations: in which Tom Hanks film is this quote from. "My momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get"?
6.In nature, ornithology is the study of what creatures?
7.Will Somers was the Court Jester of which king?
8.From which Thomas Arne masque does the song Rule Britannia come?

1) Lungs
2) As Soon As Possible
3) Manchester
4) Apple
5) Forrest Gump
6) Birds

7) Henry VIII ?

1 Lungs
2 As Soon As Apossible
3 Manchester
4 Apples
5 Forrest Gump
6 Birds

All correct for you both

8

1.In which pair of organs in the human body are air tubes called bronchi located? Lungs.
2.The initials ASAP are an abbreviation of which phrase? As soon as possible.
3.Mancunians come from which British city? Manchester.
4.Which fruit is used to make the German pastry Apfelstrudel? Apple.
5.Film quotations: in which Tom Hanks film is this quote from. "My momma always said, life was like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get"? Forrest Gump.
6.In nature, ornithology is the study of what creatures? Birds?
7.Will Somers was the Court Jester of which king?
8.From which Thomas Arne masque does the song Rule Britannia come?

All six correct from last quiz will.
8-Alfred

Connection 1

1.Who was the original presenter of the ITV game show The Krypton Factor?
2.Which Portugese explorer organised the Spanish expedition to the East Indies from 1519-1522?
3.Which football club based in Devon is nicknamed The Pilgrims?
4.What B is a chain of pub restaurants in the UK, owned by Whitbread?
5.What name is given to a person who specializes in the study of plants?

What is the connection?

Connection 2

6.In Greek mythology, which creature was part human and part horse?
7.An eaglet is a young what?
8.What name links a chic handbag and a parcel delivery company?
9.Valletta is the capital of which island country?
10.What G goes before Revolution and Goodwood?

What is the connection?

1) Gordon Byrnes
3) Plymouth
4) Beefeater
5) Botanist

7) Eagle
10) Glorious

1 Gordon Burns
2
3 Plymouth Argyle
4 Brewers Fayre
5 Botanist

6 Centaur
7 Eagle
8
9 Malta
10 Glorious

All correct Barracute and bcdee except 4 (for connection)

2,8,cs

Connection 1.....types of Gin

Is right bcdee

2,8,c2