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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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willrelf92
15-11-2016
Connection 1

1.Who was the original presenter of the ITV game show The Krypton Factor? Ben Shepherd? (By original I'm guessing it was on before the most recent series, but since I don't know who presented that, may as well put the most recent presenter. )
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? Plymouth?
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? Pegasus?
7.An eaglet is a young what? Eagle.
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?
The quizmaster
15-11-2016
Just 1 6 a re wrong will
2-Ferdinand Magellan
8-Hermes
Connection is Royal Navy aircraft carriers

1.A collar and a lead are often used on which domesticated pets?
2.What is 39 x 3?
3.In official tournaments, the table for which game is the smallest: snooker or pool?
4.The title of which UK tabloid includes the term that is a plural of the word person?
5.According to the title of Cindi Lauper's 1983 hit, who just want to have fun?
6.Lake Zurich is a large body of water in which European country?
7.Who drove Bluebird to be the first wheel-driven vehicle to break the 400mph mark in 1964?
8.In what year was the first British census that listed everybody by name taken?
eugenespeed
15-11-2016
1. Dog
2. 117
3. Pool
4. The People
5. Girls
6. Switzerland
7. Donald Campbell
8. 1801
bcdee
15-11-2016
1 Dog
2 117
3 Pool
4 The People
5 Girls
6 Switzerland
7 Donald Campbell
Barracute
15-11-2016
1) Dogs
2) 117
3) Pool
4) Mail?
5) Girls
6) Switzerland
7) Donald Campbell
8) 1215
The quizmaster
15-11-2016
Just 8 is wrong eugenespeed All correct bcdee and just 4 and 8 are wrong Barracute

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willrelf92
16-11-2016
1.A collar and a lead are often used on which domesticated pets? Dogs.
2.What is 39 x 3? 117.
3.In official tournaments, the table for which game is the smallest: snooker or pool? Pool.
4.The title of which UK tabloid includes the term that is a plural of the word person? The People.
5.According to the title of Cindi Lauper's 1983 hit, who just want to have fun? Girls.
6.Lake Zurich is a large body of water in which European country? Switzerland.
7.Who drove Bluebird to be the first wheel-driven vehicle to break the 400mph mark in 1964?
8.In what year was the first British census that listed everybody by name taken?
The quizmaster
16-11-2016
6/6 will
8-1841

1.What F is a three-letter word that means a lie?
2.If someone is restless,they are said to have which insects in their pants?
3.Which secion of an orchestra has violins, violas and cellos?
4.What colour is demerera sugar?
5.Which American political TV series was named Outstanding Drama Series at the 2001 Emmy Awards?
6.Which country has a mounted police force popularly known as the Mounties?
7.John Terry has completed his 19th year, which makes him the longest-serving player at a Premier League club by a distance. Which goalkeeper is the second longest-serving player in the league, after 12 years and four months at the same club?
8.What was the final period of the Palaeozoic era?
Barracute
16-11-2016
1) Fib
2) Ants
3) Strings
4) Yellow
6) Mounties
The quizmaster
16-11-2016
Just 4 is wrong Barrcaute
bcdee
16-11-2016
1 Fib
2 Ants
3 Percussion
4 Brown
5 West Wing
6 Canada
7 Ben Foster at West Brom
The quizmaster
16-11-2016
Just 3,7 are wrong bcdee

7,8
neilwatson
16-11-2016
1) fib
2) ants
3) string
4) brown
7) Frank Lampard
The quizmaster
16-11-2016
Just 7 is wrong neil
Dare Devil
16-11-2016
1. Fib
2. Ants
3. String
4. Brown
neilwatson
17-11-2016
Sorry I didn't read number 7 correctly. The answer will possibly be Petr Cech
willrelf92
17-11-2016
1.What F is a three-letter word that means a lie? Fib.
2.If someone is restless,they are said to have which insects in their pants? Ants.
3.Which secion of an orchestra has violins, violas and cellos? String.
4.What colour is demerera sugar? Brown.
5.Which American political TV series was named Outstanding Drama Series at the 2001 Emmy Awards?
6.Which country has a mounted police force popularly known as the Mounties?
7.John Terry has completed his 19th year, which makes him the longest-serving player at a Premier League club by a distance. Which goalkeeper is the second longest-serving player in the league, after 12 years and four months at the same club? Julian Speroni (Crystal Palace).
8.What was the final period of the Palaeozoic era?
The quizmaster
17-11-2016
4/4 Dare Devil and all correct will
8-Permian

1.Which planet is closer to the sun - Jupiter or Venus?
2.A motorcycle usually has how many wheels?
3.What gender is a tomcat?
4.A person who exaggerates an unimportant matter is said to make a what out of a molehill?
5.Current affairs: which former BBC Radio DJ has a stroke, meaning he will not be able to voice the Now 95 advert for the first time in 25 years?
6.Quotations: who said "A Scout smiles and whistles under all circumstances"?
7.In physics, for what unit of frequency is kHz an abbreviation?
8.Launched in 1867, what was the name of the first Royal Navy warship to have two propellers?
bcdee
17-11-2016
1 Venus
2 Two
3 Male
4 Mountain
5
6
7 Kilohertz
The quizmaster
17-11-2016
All correct bcdee
Barracute
17-11-2016
1) Venus
2) 2
3) Male
4) Mountain
6) Baden-Powell
7) Kilohertz
The quizmaster
17-11-2016
And all correct Barracute

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Fizzbin
17-11-2016
5 - Mark Goodier
The quizmaster
18-11-2016
Mark Goodier is right Fizzbin
willrelf92
18-11-2016
1.Which planet is closer to the sun - Jupiter or Venus? Venus.
2.A motorcycle usually has how many wheels? Two.
3.What gender is a tomcat? Male.
4.A person who exaggerates an unimportant matter is said to make a what out of a molehill? Mountain.
5.Current affairs: which former BBC Radio DJ has a stroke, meaning he will not be able to voice the Now 95 advert for the first time in 25 years?
6.Quotations: who said "A Scout smiles and whistles under all circumstances"?
7.In physics, for what unit of frequency is kHz an abbreviation? Kilohertz.
8.Launched in 1867, what was the name of the first Royal Navy warship to have two propellers?
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