Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“All correct Mrs Teapot
6,9,11,12”
“All correct Mrs Teapot
6,9,11,12”
Ohhhhhh thank you Quiz Master
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1 Get going
2 March
3 Spoon
4 Sour
5 Co Op
6 Molly Mathilde
7 The Louvre
8 Salam
9 Silicon
10 John Redwood
11 Mostar
12 Frontal Lobe
2 March
3 Spoon
4 Sour
5 Co Op
6 Molly Mathilde
7 The Louvre
8 Salam
9 Silicon
10 John Redwood
11 Mostar
12 Frontal Lobe
1.Gets Going!
2.March
3.Spoon
4.Sour
5.Co-Op
6.Molly Smitten Downes!
7.The Louvre
8.Salam alakum (sp)
9.
10.
11.Sarajavo
12.
2.March
3.Spoon
4.Sour
5.Co-Op
6.Molly Smitten Downes!
7.The Louvre
8.Salam alakum (sp)
9.
10.
11.Sarajavo
12.
1.On a standard computer keyboard, which letter sits between the Q and E?
2.The koala bear and the kangaroo are native to which country?
3.What word goes after finger and before varnish?
4.In maths, what is the square root of 400?
5.Picture: who is this at the 2014 Oscars? http://www.postimage.org/image/bh2ycn44t/
6.Which household appliance might include features such as a carpet height selector and a cord rewind mechanism?
7.Which judge delivered a 2012 report into standards of the British press?
8.In computing, Yahoo paid over $1 billion in 2013 for which microblogging/social networking website?
9.Also known as Prussic acid, what is the common name of the poison that can be obtained from the oil of the bitter almond?
10.The Brada River flows through which Middle Eastern capital city?
11.What was the first great Chinese Dynasty dating from around 1600BC?
12.Who composed the opera The Daughter of the Regiment?
2.The koala bear and the kangaroo are native to which country?
3.What word goes after finger and before varnish?
4.In maths, what is the square root of 400?
5.Picture: who is this at the 2014 Oscars? http://www.postimage.org/image/bh2ycn44t/
6.Which household appliance might include features such as a carpet height selector and a cord rewind mechanism?
7.Which judge delivered a 2012 report into standards of the British press?
8.In computing, Yahoo paid over $1 billion in 2013 for which microblogging/social networking website?
9.Also known as Prussic acid, what is the common name of the poison that can be obtained from the oil of the bitter almond?
10.The Brada River flows through which Middle Eastern capital city?
11.What was the first great Chinese Dynasty dating from around 1600BC?
12.Who composed the opera The Daughter of the Regiment?
1. W (everyone should know that without looking considering it's a QWERTY keyboard)
2. Australia
3. Nail
4. 20
2. Australia
3. Nail
4. 20
Originally Posted by Dare Devil:
“1. W (everyone should know that without looking considering it's a QWERTY keyboard)”
“1. W (everyone should know that without looking considering it's a QWERTY keyboard)”
Unless you're French, then it's a AZERTY keyboard.
9-Cyanide
11-Shang
12-Donizetti
1.According to the nursery rhyme, whose cupboard was so bare that she couldn't feed her dog?
2.Which shoe is considered lucky if hung the right way up, or unlucky if hung upside down?
3.How many days are there in two fortnights?
4.What Y is a type of singing usually associated with Alpine dwellers?
5.Which farm animal is sometimes called a grunter by fishermen because saying its name is supposed to bring bad luck?
6.The pop group Allstars reached the top ten in January 2002 with a cover version of which 1981 Bucks Fizz hit?
7.In which fictional school do you need first pass the O.W.L examinations and then the advanced N.E.W.T level?
8.What name is given to the collection of over 6,000 life-sized statues of soldiers guarding the tomb of a Chinese Emperor?
9.The Trans Siberian Railway is the longest railway line in the world. Since 1916, it has connected Moscow with which major port city that lies at the head of the Golden Horn Bay?
10.Quotations: which leader said " China, the sleeping giant!. Let it sleep. For if it wakes up, it will shake the world"?
11.Which creatures drove the chariot of the Roman god Bacchus?
12.Which woman became famous around the world for her discoveries of fossils at the Jurassic marine beds of Lyme Regis in the nineteenth-century?
11-Shang
12-Donizetti
1.According to the nursery rhyme, whose cupboard was so bare that she couldn't feed her dog?
2.Which shoe is considered lucky if hung the right way up, or unlucky if hung upside down?
3.How many days are there in two fortnights?
4.What Y is a type of singing usually associated with Alpine dwellers?
5.Which farm animal is sometimes called a grunter by fishermen because saying its name is supposed to bring bad luck?
6.The pop group Allstars reached the top ten in January 2002 with a cover version of which 1981 Bucks Fizz hit?
7.In which fictional school do you need first pass the O.W.L examinations and then the advanced N.E.W.T level?
8.What name is given to the collection of over 6,000 life-sized statues of soldiers guarding the tomb of a Chinese Emperor?
9.The Trans Siberian Railway is the longest railway line in the world. Since 1916, it has connected Moscow with which major port city that lies at the head of the Golden Horn Bay?
10.Quotations: which leader said " China, the sleeping giant!. Let it sleep. For if it wakes up, it will shake the world"?
11.Which creatures drove the chariot of the Roman god Bacchus?
12.Which woman became famous around the world for her discoveries of fossils at the Jurassic marine beds of Lyme Regis in the nineteenth-century?
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