pub quizzes
well done to QM who's late entry has pushed him to the top of the scoreboard with an excellent 16 points.
he has played his joker however.
as scotland won here's rounds 3 and 4....
MUSIC - a joker beckons!
1.title of beethoven's only opera?
2."i've made up my mind i'm leaving my baby"- which song?
3.which U.S. city is mentioned in 1st line of beatles back in ussr?
4.which composer is buried in same cemetry as jim morrison?
5.which US disco outfit were in a boogie wonderland in 1979?
6.the classic singles 'hello' and 'all night long' are from which mighty lionel ritchie album?
NATURAL WORLD
1.what is stored in a camel's hump?
2.what name is given to the smallest creature in a litter?
3.what name is given to the single landmass that geologists believe divided to form the modern continents?
4.which species of land mammal has the longest tongue?
5.what disease is quinine used to treat?
6.which animal does the adjective aquiline refer to?
he has played his joker however.
as scotland won here's rounds 3 and 4....
MUSIC - a joker beckons!
1.title of beethoven's only opera?
2."i've made up my mind i'm leaving my baby"- which song?
3.which U.S. city is mentioned in 1st line of beatles back in ussr?
4.which composer is buried in same cemetry as jim morrison?
5.which US disco outfit were in a boogie wonderland in 1979?
6.the classic singles 'hello' and 'all night long' are from which mighty lionel ritchie album?
NATURAL WORLD
1.what is stored in a camel's hump?
2.what name is given to the smallest creature in a litter?
3.what name is given to the single landmass that geologists believe divided to form the modern continents?
4.which species of land mammal has the longest tongue?
5.what disease is quinine used to treat?
6.which animal does the adjective aquiline refer to?
Just waiting for the everton fan's answers..
But so far
the cardinal scores 7 taking him to ...................15
grecian scores 9 .............................................19
up scores 7 .................................................13
qm scores 10 .................................................26(J)
and nil is on 10 awaiting answers.
rounds 5 and 6 tonight will be literature and science.
But so far
the cardinal scores 7 taking him to ...................15
grecian scores 9 .............................................19
up scores 7 .................................................13
qm scores 10 .................................................26(J)
and nil is on 10 awaiting answers.
rounds 5 and 6 tonight will be literature and science.
o.k. round 5 - literature
1.the title of which john steinbeck novel includes the name of a rodent and a primate?
2.which bird appears in a poem by edgar allen poe where it repeatedly says 'nevermore'?
3.who flew too close to the sun causing the wax on his wings to melt, falling to his death?
4.which famous screen dog made her 1st appearance in a novel by eric knight?
5.who wrote a clockwork orange?
6.whose only novel was to kill a mockingbird?
round 6 - science
1.what name is given to the soft patch on a new-born baby's skull?
2.what is the name for frozen soil that never thaws?
3.which scientist declined the presidency of israel?
4.which killer disease was controlled by jonas salk's vaccine?
5.which building is thought to be the one from which galileo carried out the 1st practical research on gravity?
6.what is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
best of luck.
1.the title of which john steinbeck novel includes the name of a rodent and a primate?
2.which bird appears in a poem by edgar allen poe where it repeatedly says 'nevermore'?
3.who flew too close to the sun causing the wax on his wings to melt, falling to his death?
4.which famous screen dog made her 1st appearance in a novel by eric knight?
5.who wrote a clockwork orange?
6.whose only novel was to kill a mockingbird?
round 6 - science
1.what name is given to the soft patch on a new-born baby's skull?
2.what is the name for frozen soil that never thaws?
3.which scientist declined the presidency of israel?
4.which killer disease was controlled by jonas salk's vaccine?
5.which building is thought to be the one from which galileo carried out the 1st practical research on gravity?
6.what is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature?
best of luck.
scores on the boards time.
all 5 contestants have their results in and so,
the cardinal scored 15 for a total of .................30
grecian scored 12 taking him to ...........................31
nil satis scored 12 .(18 in previous round).... ........40
UP scored 16 .....................................................29
and QM scored 12 ..............................................38
grecian still has to play his joker so there's all to play for.
well done to all for the excellent scores so far and the last 2 rounds i'll try and post tonight.
all 5 contestants have their results in and so,
the cardinal scored 15 for a total of .................30
grecian scored 12 taking him to ...........................31
nil satis scored 12 .(18 in previous round).... ........40
UP scored 16 .....................................................29
and QM scored 12 ..............................................38
grecian still has to play his joker so there's all to play for.
well done to all for the excellent scores so far and the last 2 rounds i'll try and post tonight.
em, sorry.after too much work and drink the quiz reaches its breath-taking finale.
all to play for as we go into round 7 - sport
1.which international football team scored 6 goals last weekend(2nd sep in fact) to go top of euro qualifying group D.?
2.what is the gaelic word for a pole?
3.how many players in a beach volleyball team?
4.which race was held at gatwick airport during the 1st world war?
5.who was the only female competitor not to be given a sex test at the 1976 olympics?
6.under what name did robert craig perform motorcycle stunts?
and finally general knowledge round 8.
1.who is the only actor to receive oscar nominations in the 50's,60's,70's and 80's?
2.which group released the 1981 album october?
3.which world cup 98 squad had 11 members with a surname ending in 'u'?
4.which country's name in hindi is bharat?
5.tim berners-lee , a uk scientist, is widely regarded as having invented what?
6.name an 8 letter word that contains each of the 1st six letters of the alphabet(the other 2 letters don't have to be from the first six).I gave everyone about 5 mins at the end for this one.SO PLAY FAIR.
answers and hopefully results later today.
all to play for as we go into round 7 - sport
1.which international football team scored 6 goals last weekend(2nd sep in fact) to go top of euro qualifying group D.?
2.what is the gaelic word for a pole?
3.how many players in a beach volleyball team?
4.which race was held at gatwick airport during the 1st world war?
5.who was the only female competitor not to be given a sex test at the 1976 olympics?
6.under what name did robert craig perform motorcycle stunts?
and finally general knowledge round 8.
1.who is the only actor to receive oscar nominations in the 50's,60's,70's and 80's?
2.which group released the 1981 album october?
3.which world cup 98 squad had 11 members with a surname ending in 'u'?
4.which country's name in hindi is bharat?
5.tim berners-lee , a uk scientist, is widely regarded as having invented what?
6.name an 8 letter word that contains each of the 1st six letters of the alphabet(the other 2 letters don't have to be from the first six).I gave everyone about 5 mins at the end for this one.SO PLAY FAIR.
answers and hopefully results later today.
Apologies to all for the wait but the results are all now in.
Firstly - the answers.
tv/film
khartoum-the godfather
herve villechaize tattoo-fantasy island
love and marriage-married with children
old friend for dinner-silence of the lambs
aristotle-octopus
1924 paris-chariots of fire
history
col.tibbets-enola gay
ostracism-athens
tourists to paris-thomas cook
the prince-machiavelli
viscount stansgate-tony benn
queens of france-zero
music
beethoven-fidelio
keeping my baby-papa don't preach
back in ussr-miami
paris cemetery-chopin
boogie wonderland-earth wind and fire
lionel ritchie-can't slow down
natural world
camel hump-fat
smallest in litter-runt
landmass-pangaea
longuest tongue-giraffe
quinine-malaria
aquiline-eagle
literature
steinbeck-of mice and men
poe-the raven
too close to sun-icarus
eric knight-lassie
clockwork orange-anthony burgess
mocking bird-harper lee
science
baby's skull-fontanelle
frozen soil-permafrost
presidency of israel-einstein
salk-polio
galileo-leaning tower of pisa
liquid metal-mercury
sport
6 goals-slovakia(no-one got this one!)
gaelic pole-caber
beach volleyball-2
gatwick race-grand national
sex test-princess anne
robert craig-evel kneivel
general knowledge
oscar nominee-jack lemmon
october-u2
u-ending squad-romania
bharat-india
tim berners-lee-internet
feedback
so finally the scores!!
cardinal richlieu finished with a 9 and totalled 39
grecian 13 totalling 44
nil satis 7 47
up 6 35
quizmaster 8 46
so well done to our everton supporting friend for winning the inaugural foxy quiz.
thanks everyone for taking part and if the winner is ever in glasgow he can collect his pint of victory.
Firstly - the answers.
tv/film
khartoum-the godfather
herve villechaize tattoo-fantasy island
love and marriage-married with children
old friend for dinner-silence of the lambs
aristotle-octopus
1924 paris-chariots of fire
history
col.tibbets-enola gay
ostracism-athens
tourists to paris-thomas cook
the prince-machiavelli
viscount stansgate-tony benn
queens of france-zero
music
beethoven-fidelio
keeping my baby-papa don't preach
back in ussr-miami
paris cemetery-chopin
boogie wonderland-earth wind and fire
lionel ritchie-can't slow down
natural world
camel hump-fat
smallest in litter-runt
landmass-pangaea
longuest tongue-giraffe
quinine-malaria
aquiline-eagle
literature
steinbeck-of mice and men
poe-the raven
too close to sun-icarus
eric knight-lassie
clockwork orange-anthony burgess
mocking bird-harper lee
science
baby's skull-fontanelle
frozen soil-permafrost
presidency of israel-einstein
salk-polio
galileo-leaning tower of pisa
liquid metal-mercury
sport
6 goals-slovakia(no-one got this one!)
gaelic pole-caber
beach volleyball-2
gatwick race-grand national
sex test-princess anne
robert craig-evel kneivel
general knowledge
oscar nominee-jack lemmon
october-u2
u-ending squad-romania
bharat-india
tim berners-lee-internet
feedback
so finally the scores!!
cardinal richlieu finished with a 9 and totalled 39
grecian 13 totalling 44
nil satis 7 47
up 6 35
quizmaster 8 46
so well done to our everton supporting friend for winning the inaugural foxy quiz.
thanks everyone for taking part and if the winner is ever in glasgow he can collect his pint of victory.
Aw shucks, I'd like to thank my agent, my director, the producers, my fellow actors, my parents, God, ...
Thanks, foxy. I think I'll have to wait for the Thomas Gravesen testimonial at Celtic Park to be able to collect that pint but it was an enjoyable quiz, and one which reminded me that I do need to brush up on my beach volleyball knowledge!
In return here's a question from a former quiz of mine for you all to ponder:
What is the connection between South Park and Ireland?

Thanks, foxy. I think I'll have to wait for the Thomas Gravesen testimonial at Celtic Park to be able to collect that pint but it was an enjoyable quiz, and one which reminded me that I do need to brush up on my beach volleyball knowledge!
In return here's a question from a former quiz of mine for you all to ponder:
What is the connection between South Park and Ireland?
Correct!
Here are a few more from my favourite subject:
(1) What according to The Beatles are the TWO things money can't buy?
(2) In which other famous song do part of the lyrics from 'A Day in the Life' get quoted?
(3) What is the longest word ever used in the title of a British hit single?
(4) Which 3 year old had a Top 40 hit single in the UK?
(5) What distinction did Three Lions '98 have when it made no. 1?
Those should keep one or two of you busy for ... ooh ... at least 5 minutes!

Here are a few more from my favourite subject:
(1) What according to The Beatles are the TWO things money can't buy?
(2) In which other famous song do part of the lyrics from 'A Day in the Life' get quoted?
(3) What is the longest word ever used in the title of a British hit single?
(4) Which 3 year old had a Top 40 hit single in the UK?
(5) What distinction did Three Lions '98 have when it made no. 1?
Those should keep one or two of you busy for ... ooh ... at least 5 minutes!

It was the Prince one I was looking for. Well done!grecian wrote:I think 3 might be Congratulations, if you're talking about a dictionary word. (Anotherloverholenyohead by Prince possibly if you're not.)
You may be talking about the record I have in mind but you haven't got the details correct. I have to confess that this one came from a question on (I think) the Ant and Dec game, when I thought "That can't possibly be the right answer" and so looked up the details!unknownpseudonym wrote:is 4 that french kid jordy? dur dur etre bebe