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Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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AxG
06-02-2014
Greendale
The quizmaster
06-02-2014
Correct

At the end of your GK round AxG - you scored 6 points

Please check your PM Dare Devil

You passed on 1 and 3 AxG

1-Eddystone
3-Hovercraft
The quizmaster
06-02-2014
You'll need to answer all 10 correct Dare Devil
The quizmaster
07-02-2014
The results are

AxG -15/20
Barracute - 15/20
Dare Devil - 14/20
bcdee - 12/20
P_P - 9/20

AxG and Barracute share the glory

Internet connection is a nightmare at the moment - drops then returns, etc. I've got an engineer booked for next Thursday, so it's pot luck whether I can do the quizzes next week. So I ask bcdee or anybody else to step in just in case I am unable to make it. Thank you
Barracute
07-02-2014
Thanks Qm, unlucky Dare just missed making it a 3 way tie by one point ! I didnt expect to do that well, tying with Ax is as good as winning outright though!

Fingers crossed with your connection
Dare Devil
08-02-2014
Well done to Barra and Ax

Barra, double Mastermind champ

Here's my GK Q&As -
1.William Booth was the founder of which religious organization?
2.In modern communications, what name is given to the symbol #?
3.The remains of King Richard III were discovered in 2010 under a car park in which city?
4.A shooting star is an alternative name for which celestial object?
5.Which public official can order an inquest into instances of sudden , violent or suspicious death?
6.What is the Latin word foe elsewhere whcih we use to mean that the person under suspicion was somewhere else when the crime was committed?
7.What does the MI of MI5 and MI6 stand for?
8.In Greek legend, who turned everything he touched into gold?
9.What is the square root of 729?
10.Mardi is the French word for which day of the week?

1. Good start, no idea. It's not right but worth a guess, paganism?
2. Hash
3. Leicester
4. Meteor
5. Coroner
6. Alibi
7. Military Intelligence
8. No idea
9. It's between 20 (squared is 400) and 30 (squared is 900) and to get 9 on the end it's got to end in 3 (square is 9) or 7 (squared is 49). So it's either 23 or 27. 729 is closer to 900, so with that logic, I say 27.
I hope that's right after all that!
10. Tuesday
Barracute
08-02-2014
Some tough ones there Dare, though i would have got 8 - Midas! Did you get the rest right?
The quizmaster
08-02-2014
I have PM'd Dare Devil the answers to the questions she got wrong and will do so here

1-Salvation Army
8-King Midas

8/10

The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Internet connection seems to be fine now that I have booked an engineer So I should be back with you all from tonight at the usual time
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Good evening. We're back to normal now with the regular quizzes. We start with the first A-Z of 2014

A-Sportswear brand invented by the German Adolf Dassler
B-Short stick used by a conductor
C-Largest castle in Wales
D-What a plangonologist collects
E-Part of the body or an alternative rock band
F-2012 film in which Denzel Washington plays the pilot Whip Whitaker
G-First name of the composer Verdi
H-Most popular baby boy's name of 2012
I-Hanging spike of ice
J-Large gathering of Scouts or Guides
K-Goes after free and before start
L-Israeli politician party which translates into English as consolidation
M-Has the chemical symbol Mn
N-Capital of the Bahamas
O-Cebolla is the Spanish word for this vegetable
P-The line on the side of a ship
Q-Limitation on the quantities exported or imported
R-The R of RSPB
S-Study of caves
T-Largest moon of the planet Uranus
U-Cambridge or Oxford
V-Religious folk cult of Haiiti
W-First emperor of a united Germany in 1871
X-The editor of the Quibbler magazine in Harry Potter
Y-Part of egg
Z-Colombian dance fitness craze created in the 1990s
neilwatson
10-02-2014
Fantastic quiz this

Adidas
Giuseppe
Harry
Kick
Nassau
Onion
University
Yolk
Zumba

This is my favourite ever quiz
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Glad you like it neil. Not done an A- Z in ages

All correct
AxG
10-02-2014
A-Adidas
B-Baton
C-Caernarfon
D-
E-
F-
G-Giuseppe
H-Harry
I-Icicle
J-
K-Kick
L-
M-Manganese
N-Nassau
O-Onion
P-Port
Q-Quotation
R-Royal
S-
T-Titania
U-University
V-
W-Wolfsburg
X-Xenophilius
Y-Yolk
Z-Zumba
neilwatson
10-02-2014
Magnesium
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
C,P,Q,W are wrong AxG
Not magnesium neil

C-F,J,L,P,Q,S,V,W
Barracute
10-02-2014
A- Adidas
B- Baton
C- Carnavon (apologies to all welsh folk for my spelling!)
E- Elbow
F- Flight
G- Guiseppe
H- Harry
I- Icicle
J- Jamboree
K- kick
L- Likud
O- Onion?
P- Plimsole
Q- Quota
R- Royal
T- Titan
U- University
V- Voodoo
Y- Yolk
Z- Zumba
Dare Devil
10-02-2014
C - either Cardiff or Caernarfon (think Caernarfon)
P_P
10-02-2014
A - Adidas
B - Baton
C - Caerphilly
E- Elbow
F- Flight
H- Harry
I - Icicle
R - Respect
U - University
Y - Yolk
Z - Zumba
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Just C,T are wrong Barracute
Incorrect Dare Devil

C,D,W
Dare Devil
10-02-2014
E - Elbow
I - Icicle
Y - Yolk
Z - Zumba
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Just R is wrong P_P

D,W
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
All four correct Dare Devil

W
P_P
10-02-2014
W - Wilhelm
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
Wilhelm I is right P_P
The quizmaster
10-02-2014
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