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Daily Quiz anyone?
Thanks to the guys for getting this great new site up and running and here is a brand new quiz thread. You know the rules. Please don't post your answers before the quizzer does. Don't forget to post your scores.
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Random Trivia 29
1. What name was shared by a type of missile and a Native American axe?
Tomahawk
2. Who provided the voice for Stuart Little in the 1999 movie of the same name?
Michael J Fox
3. In 1982, who released the single, "Fantastic Day"?
Haircut 100
4. What was the ancient Roman name for Ireland?
Hibernia
5. Mary Ann Nichols was the first confirmed victim of which serial killer?
Jack the Ripper - She was also known as Polly Nichols
6. Morocco Mole was the side-kick of which cartoon character?
Secret Squirrel
7. What is the name of the heroine in Shakespeare's "As You Like It"?
Rosalind
8. In legend, which castle was the home of King Arthur?
Camelot
9. Cavity Sam is the name of the patient in which board game?
Operation
10. What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?
Stanley (also known as Port Stanley)
11. Soldier Field is the home stadium of which NFL team?
Chicago Bears
12. Which author created Hannibal Lecter?
Thomas Harris
13. In The Wind in the Willows, who were the three companions of Mr Toad? Point for each
Ratty, Mole and Badger
14. Which character in the TV series Scooby-Doo wore glasses?
Velma (Dinkley)
15. In Greek mythology, who were Zeus' two full brothers? Point for each
Poseidon & Hades
16. Which part of the body is examined with an otoscope?
Ears
17. For what do the letters O.P.E.C. stand?
Organization of (the) Petroleum Exporting Countries
18. What was the name of the character Charles Bronson played in the Death Wish series of movies?
Paul Kersey
19. What word describes a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet?
Pangram
20. Five American states have a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico; can you name them? Point for each.
Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama
1. What name was shared by a type of missile and a Native American axe?
Tomahawk
2. Who provided the voice for Stuart Little in the 1999 movie of the same name?
Michael J Fox
3. In 1982, who released the single, "Fantastic Day"?
Haircut 100
4. What was the ancient Roman name for Ireland?
Hibernia
5. Mary Ann Nichols was the first confirmed victim of which serial killer?
Jack the Ripper - She was also known as Polly Nichols
6. Morocco Mole was the side-kick of which cartoon character?
Secret Squirrel
7. What is the name of the heroine in Shakespeare's "As You Like It"?
Rosalind
8. In legend, which castle was the home of King Arthur?
Camelot
9. Cavity Sam is the name of the patient in which board game?
Operation
10. What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?
Stanley (also known as Port Stanley)
11. Soldier Field is the home stadium of which NFL team?
Chicago Bears
12. Which author created Hannibal Lecter?
Thomas Harris
13. In The Wind in the Willows, who were the three companions of Mr Toad? Point for each
Ratty, Mole and Badger
14. Which character in the TV series Scooby-Doo wore glasses?
Velma (Dinkley)
15. In Greek mythology, who were Zeus' two full brothers? Point for each
Poseidon & Hades
16. Which part of the body is examined with an otoscope?
Ears
17. For what do the letters O.P.E.C. stand?
Organization of (the) Petroleum Exporting Countries
18. What was the name of the character Charles Bronson played in the Death Wish series of movies?
Paul Kersey
19. What word describes a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet?
Pangram
20. Five American states have a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico; can you name them? Point for each.
Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Mississippi and Alabama
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Random Trivia 29
1. What name was shared by a type of missile and a Native American axe?
2. Who provided the voice for Stuart Little in the 1999 movie of the same name?
3. In 1982, who released the single, "Fantastic Day"?
4. What was the ancient Roman name for Ireland?
5. Mary Ann Nichols was the first confirmed victim of which serial killer?
6. Morocco Mole was the side-kick of which cartoon character?
7. What is the name of the heroine in Shakespeare's "As You Like It"?
8. In legend, which castle was the home of King Arthur?
9. Cavity Sam is the name of the patient in which board game?
10. What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?
11. Soldier Field is the home stadium of which NFL team?
12. Which author created Hannibal Lecter?
13. In The Wind in the Willows, who were the three companions of Mr Toad? Point for each
14. Which character in the TV series Scooby-Doo wore glasses?
15. In Greek mythology, who were Zeus' two full brothers? Point for each
16. Which part of the body is examined with an otoscope?
17. For what do the letters O.P.E.C. stand?
18. What was the name of the character Charles Bronson played in the Death Wish series of movies?
19. What word describes a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet?
20. Five American states have a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico; can you name them? Point for each.
1. What name was shared by a type of missile and a Native American axe?
2. Who provided the voice for Stuart Little in the 1999 movie of the same name?
3. In 1982, who released the single, "Fantastic Day"?
4. What was the ancient Roman name for Ireland?
5. Mary Ann Nichols was the first confirmed victim of which serial killer?
6. Morocco Mole was the side-kick of which cartoon character?
7. What is the name of the heroine in Shakespeare's "As You Like It"?
8. In legend, which castle was the home of King Arthur?
9. Cavity Sam is the name of the patient in which board game?
10. What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?
11. Soldier Field is the home stadium of which NFL team?
12. Which author created Hannibal Lecter?
13. In The Wind in the Willows, who were the three companions of Mr Toad? Point for each
14. Which character in the TV series Scooby-Doo wore glasses?
15. In Greek mythology, who were Zeus' two full brothers? Point for each
16. Which part of the body is examined with an otoscope?
17. For what do the letters O.P.E.C. stand?
18. What was the name of the character Charles Bronson played in the Death Wish series of movies?
19. What word describes a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet?
20. Five American states have a coastline on the Gulf of Mexico; can you name them? Point for each.
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Random Trivia 28
1. Gary Sparrow, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst was a character in which TV comedy?
"Goodnight Sweetheart"
2. In which English county is the ancient site of Stonehenge?
Wiltshire
3. Which sports company used the slogan, "Impossible is nothing"?
Adidas
4. What nationality were the Brothers Grimm who collected and published many fairy tales?
German
5. According to the poem by T.S. Eliot which is the cruellest month?
April
6. Fort Knox the home of the US gold reserves, is in which state?
Kentucky
7. What is the longest running programme on Channel 4?
Countdown
8. Which oath of ethics taken by doctors is named after an Ancient Greek physician?
Hippocratic Oath
9. For three points what were the surnames of the three tenors?
Carreras, Domingo and Pavarotti
10. What is the name of the bone that forms the lower, moveable part of the jaw?
Mandible
11. Who played John (Joseph) Merrick, the title role in the 1980 film, "The Elephant Man"?
John Hurt
12. Harlem is in which New York borough?
Manhattan
13. Who played the title role in the late 90's TV series, "Kavanagh QC"?
John Thaw
14. What was the name of the lifeguard played by Pamela Anderson in the TV series "Baywatch"?
C J Parker
15. What name is shared by a species of bear and an Alaskan island?
Kodiak
16. Who did Jacqueline Kennedy marry in 1968?
Aristotle Onassis
17. Alphabetically, what is the first country on Earth?
Afghanistan
18. Alphabetically, what is the last country on Earth?
Zimbabwe
19. Which French city became famous for making mustard?
Dijon
20. In the year 2000, Tiger Woods won three of the four golfing majors, which was the one he DIDN'T win?
The Masters
1. Gary Sparrow, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst was a character in which TV comedy?
"Goodnight Sweetheart"
2. In which English county is the ancient site of Stonehenge?
Wiltshire
3. Which sports company used the slogan, "Impossible is nothing"?
Adidas
4. What nationality were the Brothers Grimm who collected and published many fairy tales?
German
5. According to the poem by T.S. Eliot which is the cruellest month?
April
6. Fort Knox the home of the US gold reserves, is in which state?
Kentucky
7. What is the longest running programme on Channel 4?
Countdown
8. Which oath of ethics taken by doctors is named after an Ancient Greek physician?
Hippocratic Oath
9. For three points what were the surnames of the three tenors?
Carreras, Domingo and Pavarotti
10. What is the name of the bone that forms the lower, moveable part of the jaw?
Mandible
11. Who played John (Joseph) Merrick, the title role in the 1980 film, "The Elephant Man"?
John Hurt
12. Harlem is in which New York borough?
Manhattan
13. Who played the title role in the late 90's TV series, "Kavanagh QC"?
John Thaw
14. What was the name of the lifeguard played by Pamela Anderson in the TV series "Baywatch"?
C J Parker
15. What name is shared by a species of bear and an Alaskan island?
Kodiak
16. Who did Jacqueline Kennedy marry in 1968?
Aristotle Onassis
17. Alphabetically, what is the first country on Earth?
Afghanistan
18. Alphabetically, what is the last country on Earth?
Zimbabwe
19. Which French city became famous for making mustard?
Dijon
20. In the year 2000, Tiger Woods won three of the four golfing majors, which was the one he DIDN'T win?
The Masters
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Morning all. Back last night from the wonderful La Gomera in the Canaries, bit chilly here! Met some lovely people who helped me avoid the Spurs game for which I will be eternally grateful! Place we stayed has a small but brilliant army of superb staff, one of who for some reason asked me to do the Tuesday night Quiz. They gave me the questions which were so difficult I thought I would get pelted with rotten fruit by the participating residents so after checking it was ok for me to do so, WHO online came to my rescue, especially Random Trivia and a good evening was seemingly had by all, along with a very appreciated supply of free brandy whislst I was on the microphone!!
Here we go again,.
Random Trivia 28
1. Gary Sparrow, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst was a character in which TV comedy?
2. In which English county is the ancient site of Stonehenge?
3. Which sports company used the slogan, "Impossible is nothing"?
4. What nationality were the Brothers Grimm who collected and published many fairy tales?
5. According to the poem by T.S. Eliot which is the cruellest month?
6. Fort Knox the home of the US gold reserves, is in which state?
7. What is the longest running programme on Channel 4?
8. Which oath of ethics taken by doctors is named after an Ancient Greek physician?
9. For three points what were the surnames of the three tenors?
10. What is the name of the bone that forms the lower, moveable part of the jaw?
11. Who played John (Joseph) Merrick, the title role in the 1980 film, "The Elephant Man"?
12. Harlem is in which New York borough?
13. Who played the title role in the late 90's TV series, "Kavanagh QC"?
14. What was the name of the lifeguard played by Pamela Anderson in the TV series "Baywatch"?
15. What name is shared by a species of bear and an Alaskan island?
16. Who did Jacqueline Kennedy marry in 1968?
17. Alphabetically, what is the first country on Earth?
18. Alphabetically, what is the last country on Earth?
19. Which French city became famous for making mustard?
20. In the year 2000, Tiger Woods won three of the four golfing majors, which was the one he DIDN'T win?
Here we go again,.
Random Trivia 28
1. Gary Sparrow, played by Nicholas Lyndhurst was a character in which TV comedy?
2. In which English county is the ancient site of Stonehenge?
3. Which sports company used the slogan, "Impossible is nothing"?
4. What nationality were the Brothers Grimm who collected and published many fairy tales?
5. According to the poem by T.S. Eliot which is the cruellest month?
6. Fort Knox the home of the US gold reserves, is in which state?
7. What is the longest running programme on Channel 4?
8. Which oath of ethics taken by doctors is named after an Ancient Greek physician?
9. For three points what were the surnames of the three tenors?
10. What is the name of the bone that forms the lower, moveable part of the jaw?
11. Who played John (Joseph) Merrick, the title role in the 1980 film, "The Elephant Man"?
12. Harlem is in which New York borough?
13. Who played the title role in the late 90's TV series, "Kavanagh QC"?
14. What was the name of the lifeguard played by Pamela Anderson in the TV series "Baywatch"?
15. What name is shared by a species of bear and an Alaskan island?
16. Who did Jacqueline Kennedy marry in 1968?
17. Alphabetically, what is the first country on Earth?
18. Alphabetically, what is the last country on Earth?
19. Which French city became famous for making mustard?
20. In the year 2000, Tiger Woods won three of the four golfing majors, which was the one he DIDN'T win?
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Song lyrics (First Line(s)) Point for song point for original artist
- It’s not in the way It’s not in your hair. You won’t find it under your chair
- I know there’s nothing to say Someone has taken my place
- Ooh, give me too strongarms to protect myself
- In the morning don’t say you love me
- If I listened long enough to you I’d find a way to believe it’s all true
- We will be fighting in the street with our children at our feet
- Kiss me goodnight and say my prayers leave the light on at the top of stairs
- I was walking down the street Concentrating on truckin right
- I aint looking to compete with you, beat or cheat or mistreat you
- Oh, life is bigger, bigger than you
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As Zico is still away. Here is one from my archive, I'll post answers later todaySong lyrics (First Line(s)) Point for song point for original artist
- It’s not in the way It’s not in your hair. You won’t find it under your chair
- I know there’s nothing to say someone has taken my place
- Ooh, give me too strong arms to protect myself
- In the morning don’t say you love me
- If I listened long enough to you I’d find a way to believe it’s all true
- We will be fighting in the street with our children at our feet
- Kiss me goodnight and say my prayers leave the light on at the top of stairs
- I was walking down the street concentrating on truckin right
- I aint looking to compete with you, beat or cheat or mistreat you
- Oh, life is bigger, bigger than you
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Not sure if anyone bothered with this but here is the answers - what was your score?
MUSICAL POT LUCK Name the Song on each ball. The Letters shown are the first letters of each word in the title. You score 1 for a red ball, get it right and you can gain 7 bonus points from the supplementary question which is: Who recorded a version in the year shown below?
COLOURS Song-Artist
MUSICAL POT LUCK Name the Song on each ball. The Letters shown are the first letters of each word in the title. You score 1 for a red ball, get it right and you can gain 7 bonus points from the supplementary question which is: Who recorded a version in the year shown below?
| Initials | Title | Year | Artist | Score |
| LIR | LADY IN RED | 1987 | CHRIS DEBURGH | |
| RSITS | RED SAILS IN THE SUNSETS | 1960 | THE PLATTERS | |
| RRW | RED RED WINE | 1984 | UB40 | |
| RTRNR | RUDOLPH THE RED NOSE REINDEER | 1950 | (Clue BC) BING CROSBY | |
| RRFABL | RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY | 1948 | VAUGHN MONROE | |
| RAR (ML) | ROSES ARE RED (MY LOVE) | 1962 | BOBBY VINTON | |
| LRR | LITTLE RED ROOSTER | 1974 | THE ROLLING STONES | |
| RLSD | RED LIGHT SPELLS DANGER | 1977 | BILLY OCEAN | |
| RR | RED RAIN | 1986 | PETER GABRIEL | |
| 99RB | 99 RED BALLOONS | 1984 | NENA | |
| RBW | RED BLOODED WOMAN | 2004 | KYLIE MINOGUE | |
| RWAB | RED WHITE AND BLUE | 2003 | LYNYRD SKYNYRD | |
| RD | RED DRESS | 2005 | MAIA SHARP | |
| WTRRRCBBBA | WHEN THE RED RED ROBINCOMES BOB BOB BOBIN ALONG | 1953 | DORIS DAY | |
| YAMTANIMLRB | YOUR MORE THAN A NUMBER IN MY LITTLE RED BOOK | 1977 | THE DRIFTERS |
| YS | YELLOW SUBMARINE- Beatles | 1966 | Score 2 for Yellow (TB) | |
| GGGOH | GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME – Tom Jones | 1967 | Score 3 for Green (TJ) | |
| BS | BROWN SUGAR- Rolling Stones | 1971 | Score 4 for Brown (TRS) | |
| BB | BLUE BAYOU – Roy Orbison | 1963 | Score 5 for Blue (RO) | |
| PC | PINK CADDILAC- Natalie Cole | 1988 | Score 6 for Pink (NC) | |
| BIB | BLACK IS BLACK- Los Bravos | 1966 | Score 7 for Black (LB) | |
| Maximum Possible 147 | Total | |||
| WC | WHITE CHRISTMAS | Many Years | Get the white wrong deduct 4 points | |
| Final Score |
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As Zico is off sunning himself (maybe!)
I've delved into my archive and come up with this.
You might want to work on this for a day or two - Answers Friday
MUSICAL POT LUCK
Name the Song on each ball. The Letters shown are the first letters of each word in the title.
For a red ball, you score 1
If you get it right, you can gain 7 bonus points by identifying who recorded a version in the year shown.
For the Colours score 2 for Yellow 3 Green, 4 Brown, 5 Blue, 6 Pink, 7 Black.
But you must get both the Title and Artist to score.
But get the White wrong, you deduct 4 points from your final total
15 REDS ( all have red in the title)
COLOURS
I've delved into my archive and come up with this.
You might want to work on this for a day or two - Answers Friday
MUSICAL POT LUCK
Name the Song on each ball. The Letters shown are the first letters of each word in the title.
For a red ball, you score 1
If you get it right, you can gain 7 bonus points by identifying who recorded a version in the year shown.
For the Colours score 2 for Yellow 3 Green, 4 Brown, 5 Blue, 6 Pink, 7 Black.
But you must get both the Title and Artist to score.
But get the White wrong, you deduct 4 points from your final total
15 REDS ( all have red in the title)
| Title | Year | Artist Initials | |||
| LIR | 1987 | CD | |||
| RSITS | 1960 | TP | |||
| RRW | 1984 | U | |||
| RTRNR | 1950 | BC | |||
| RRFABL | 1948 | VM | |||
| RAR (ML) | 1962 | BV | |||
| LRR | 1974 | TRS | |||
| RLSD | 1977 | BO | |||
| RR | 1986 | PG | |||
| 99RB | 1984 | N | |||
| RBW | 2004 | KM | |||
| RWAB | 2003 | LS | |||
| RD | 2005 | MS | |||
| WTRRRCBBBA | 1953 | DD | |||
| YAMTANIMLRB | 1977 | TD |
COLOURS
| Title | Year | Artist | |||
| YS | 1966 | TB | |||
| GGGOH | 1967 | TJ | |||
| BS | 1971 | TRS | |||
| BB | 1963 | RO | |||
| PC | 1988 | NC | |||
| BIB | 1966 | LB | |||
| WC | Many Years | Many Artists | |||
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Hopefully will get a quiz on next Friday. Have a good week all.
Eight Quiz
1. According to the television advert, 'eight out of ten cats preferred' which of these cat foods?
Whiskas
2. On the Jimmy Carr comedy quiz show 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Rachel Riley and who else assume their regular Countdown roles?
Susie Dent
3. Arsène Wenger joined Arsenal in 1996 from which Japanese Club?
Nagoya Grampus Eight – Two points for this full name, one point for just Grampus Eight (They are now known as Nagoya Grampus)
4. The chocolate mints called After Eights were created by which of these companies, Mars, Rowntree or Cadbury?
Rowntree - created by Rowntree Company Limited in the UK in 1962 and have been manufactured by Nestlé since its acquisition of Rowntree in 1988.
5. The eighth letter in the Greek alphabet is also used in mathematics to denote an unknown angle. What is it?
Theta
6. What is the eighth prime number?
19
7. Which 1964 Beatles song has been covered many times - by Mary Wells, Procol Harum, The Runaways amongst many others?
Eight Days a Week
8. Which religious festival lasts for eight days?
Hanukkah
9. Which band had a hit with the song 'Eight Miles High' in 1966?
The Byrds
10. The 2008 Olympics opened on the 8th August (08/08) at 8:08:08pm in which city?
Beijing
11. Name the gender swapped version of a famous casino heist movie?
Ocean's Eight
12. The Hateful Eight is a 2015 American western thriller film written and directed by whom?
Quentin Tarantino
13. In the Western zodiac, the eighth astrological sign is what?
Scorpio
14. Can you name the 1988 American sports drama film which is a dramatization of Major League Baseball's Black Sox Scandal in which eight members of the Chicago White Sox conspired with gamblers to lose the 1919 World Series?
Eight Men Out
15. Which of Henry VIII’s wives gave birth to a male heir?
Jane Seymour
16. A poker hand containing a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights is known as a "Dead Man's Hand". In the 1941 western film "The Badlands of Dakota", which outlaw character was shown to have a "Dead Man's Hand" at the time of their murder?
Wild Bill Hickock
17. On the periodic table, which element has the atomic number eight?
Oxygen
18. Who wore West Ham’s number 8 shirt in the last season at Upton Park 2015–16?
Cheikhou Kouyaté
19. What was the gift on the 8th day of Christmas?
Eight maids a-milking
20. Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world (by area). It contains the most southern city in the world. What is it?
Ushuaia
Eight Quiz
1. According to the television advert, 'eight out of ten cats preferred' which of these cat foods?
Whiskas
2. On the Jimmy Carr comedy quiz show 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Rachel Riley and who else assume their regular Countdown roles?
Susie Dent
3. Arsène Wenger joined Arsenal in 1996 from which Japanese Club?
Nagoya Grampus Eight – Two points for this full name, one point for just Grampus Eight (They are now known as Nagoya Grampus)
4. The chocolate mints called After Eights were created by which of these companies, Mars, Rowntree or Cadbury?
Rowntree - created by Rowntree Company Limited in the UK in 1962 and have been manufactured by Nestlé since its acquisition of Rowntree in 1988.
5. The eighth letter in the Greek alphabet is also used in mathematics to denote an unknown angle. What is it?
Theta
6. What is the eighth prime number?
19
7. Which 1964 Beatles song has been covered many times - by Mary Wells, Procol Harum, The Runaways amongst many others?
Eight Days a Week
8. Which religious festival lasts for eight days?
Hanukkah
9. Which band had a hit with the song 'Eight Miles High' in 1966?
The Byrds
10. The 2008 Olympics opened on the 8th August (08/08) at 8:08:08pm in which city?
Beijing
11. Name the gender swapped version of a famous casino heist movie?
Ocean's Eight
12. The Hateful Eight is a 2015 American western thriller film written and directed by whom?
Quentin Tarantino
13. In the Western zodiac, the eighth astrological sign is what?
Scorpio
14. Can you name the 1988 American sports drama film which is a dramatization of Major League Baseball's Black Sox Scandal in which eight members of the Chicago White Sox conspired with gamblers to lose the 1919 World Series?
Eight Men Out
15. Which of Henry VIII’s wives gave birth to a male heir?
Jane Seymour
16. A poker hand containing a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights is known as a "Dead Man's Hand". In the 1941 western film "The Badlands of Dakota", which outlaw character was shown to have a "Dead Man's Hand" at the time of their murder?
Wild Bill Hickock
17. On the periodic table, which element has the atomic number eight?
Oxygen
18. Who wore West Ham’s number 8 shirt in the last season at Upton Park 2015–16?
Cheikhou Kouyaté
19. What was the gift on the 8th day of Christmas?
Eight maids a-milking
20. Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world (by area). It contains the most southern city in the world. What is it?
Ushuaia
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Probably a good time for a break as I am struggling to find 20 questions about nine!!! 
Eight Quiz
1. According to the television advert, 'eight out of ten cats preferred' which of these cat foods?
2. On the Jimmy Carr comedy quiz show 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Rachel Riley and who else assume their regular Countdown roles?
3. Arsène Wenger joined Arsenal in 1996 from which Japanese Club?
4. The chocolate mints called After Eights were created by which of these companies, Mars, Rowntree or Cadbury?
5. The eighth letter in the Greek alphabet is also used in mathematics to denote an unknown angle. What is it?
6. What is the eighth prime number?
7. Which 1964 Beatles song has been covered many times - by Mary Wells, Procol Harum, The Runaways amongst many others?
8. Which religious festival lasts for eight days?
9. Which band had a hit with the song 'Eight Miles High' in 1966?
10. The 2008 Olympics opened on the 8th August (08/08) at 8:08:08pm in which city?
11. Name the gender swapped version of a famous casino heist movie?
12. The Hateful Eight is a 2015 American western thriller film written and directed by whom?
13. In the Western zodiac, the eighth astrological sign is what?
14. Can you name the 1988 American sports drama film which is a dramatization of Major League Baseball's Black Sox Scandal in which eight members of the Chicago White Sox conspired with gamblers to lose the 1919 World Series?
15. Which of Henry VIII’s wives gave birth to a male heir?
16. A poker hand containing a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights is known as a "Dead Man's Hand". In the 1941 western film "The Badlands of Dakota", which outlaw character was shown to have a "Dead Man's Hand" at the time of their murder?
17. On the periodic table, which element has the atomic number eight?
18. Who wore West Ham’s number 8 shirt in the last season at Upton Park 2015–16?
19. What was the gift on the 8th day of Christmas?
20. Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world (by area). It contains the most southern city in the world. What is it?
Eight Quiz
1. According to the television advert, 'eight out of ten cats preferred' which of these cat foods?
2. On the Jimmy Carr comedy quiz show 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Rachel Riley and who else assume their regular Countdown roles?
3. Arsène Wenger joined Arsenal in 1996 from which Japanese Club?
4. The chocolate mints called After Eights were created by which of these companies, Mars, Rowntree or Cadbury?
5. The eighth letter in the Greek alphabet is also used in mathematics to denote an unknown angle. What is it?
6. What is the eighth prime number?
7. Which 1964 Beatles song has been covered many times - by Mary Wells, Procol Harum, The Runaways amongst many others?
8. Which religious festival lasts for eight days?
9. Which band had a hit with the song 'Eight Miles High' in 1966?
10. The 2008 Olympics opened on the 8th August (08/08) at 8:08:08pm in which city?
11. Name the gender swapped version of a famous casino heist movie?
12. The Hateful Eight is a 2015 American western thriller film written and directed by whom?
13. In the Western zodiac, the eighth astrological sign is what?
14. Can you name the 1988 American sports drama film which is a dramatization of Major League Baseball's Black Sox Scandal in which eight members of the Chicago White Sox conspired with gamblers to lose the 1919 World Series?
15. Which of Henry VIII’s wives gave birth to a male heir?
16. A poker hand containing a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights is known as a "Dead Man's Hand". In the 1941 western film "The Badlands of Dakota", which outlaw character was shown to have a "Dead Man's Hand" at the time of their murder?
17. On the periodic table, which element has the atomic number eight?
18. Who wore West Ham’s number 8 shirt in the last season at Upton Park 2015–16?
19. What was the gift on the 8th day of Christmas?
20. Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world (by area). It contains the most southern city in the world. What is it?
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