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"If you are stuck at home and bored like me. How about exercising the old grey cells? I have for a number of years run quiz nights and couple of times a year. I was due to do one tomorrow which is now cancelled So I have a bank of questions sitting in my computer's hard drive. They are quite eclectic in their nature. I am thinking I could put up a set of questions for which you write down your answers. After 30mins or so I will put up the answers. DO NOT POST YOUR ANSWERS. before I post the right answers. You mark your own answers and post your score. I will then record the scores and at the end of the ""lockdown"" we will see who is WHO's brainbox supreme. Obiviously no looking up the answers (you only cheat yourselves) Word of warning these won't be easy questions as they have been devised for teams of six. Forming teams on here might be too problematic. So I'll try to pick out the easier questions. Any interest?"
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5 many thanks
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"8 for me zico, cheers"
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"1980 January - The Athina B was a merchant ship. On 21 January 1980 she suffered engine failure in bad weather and beached at the English seaside resort of ……………….. Brighton February - 14–23 February – Great Britain and Northern Ireland compete at the Winter Olympics in ……………….., New York, United States, and win one gold medal (………………..for figure skating). Point for each answer. Lake Placid - Robin Cousins March - The MV Mi Amigo, the ship housing pirate radio station Radio ……………….., sinks off the English coast (the station returns aboard a new ship in 1983). Caroline April - The Iranian Embassy Siege begins. A six-man terrorist team from the Democratic Revolutionary Front for the Liberation of ………………. (DRFLA) captures the Embassy of Iran in Prince's Gate, Knightsbridge, central London, taking 26 hostages. Arabistan May - The 1980 FA Cup final was contested by West Ham United and Arsenal at Wembley. West Ham won by a single goal, scored by Trevor Brooking. To date, it is the last time a team from outside the top flight has won the FA Cup. The 1980 Cup Final was the 99th final to be played since 1872, and the 52nd to be played at Wembley since ……………….. 1923 June - Tim Berners-Lee begins work on ENQUIRE, the system that will eventually lead to the creation of the ………………..in autumn 1990. World Wide Web July - ……………….Palace in London gutted by fire. Alexandra August - Vigd??s Finnbogad??ttir becomes the 4th President of ……………….., the world's first democratically directly elected female president Iceland September - ITV begin showing the Hammer Films produced supernatural series……………………. Hammer House of Horror October - ………………..announces his resignation as leader of the British Labour Party. James Callaghan November - A record number of viewers (for an entertainment program) tune into the U.S. television show Dallas to learn that it was ……………….. who shot lead character J. R. Ewing. Kristin Shepard December - Mark David Chapman is arrested following the murder of English musician John Lennon, formerly of the Beatles, outside his New York City apartment building, The ……………….. (name of apartment block) Dakota"
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"1980 January - The Athina B was a merchant ship. On 21 January 1980 she suffered engine failure in bad weather and beached at the English seaside resort of ……………….. February - 14–23 February – Great Britain and Northern Ireland compete at the Winter Olympics in ……………….., New York, United States, and win one gold medal (………………..for figure skating). Point for each answer. March - The MV Mi Amigo, the ship housing pirate radio station Radio ……………….., sinks off the English coast (the station returns aboard a new ship in 1983). April - The Iranian Embassy Siege begins. A six-man terrorist team from the Democratic Revolutionary Front for the Liberation of ………………. (DRFLA) captures the Embassy of Iran in Prince's Gate, Knightsbridge, central London, taking 26 hostages. May - The 1980 FA Cup final was contested by West Ham United and Arsenal at Wembley. West Ham won by a single goal, scored by Trevor Brooking. To date, it is the last time a team from outside the top flight has won the FA Cup. The 1980 Cup Final was the 99th final to be played since 1872, and the 52nd to be played at Wembley since ……………….. June - Tim Berners-Lee begins work on ENQUIRE, the system that will eventually lead to the creation of the ………………..in autumn 1990. July - ……………….Palace in London gutted by fire. August - Vigd??s Finnbogad??ttir becomes the 4th President of ……………….., the world's first democratically directly elected female president September - ITV begin showing the Hammer Films produced supernatural series……………………. October - ………………..announces his resignation as leader of the British Labour Party. November - A record number of viewers (for an entertainment program) tune into the U.S. television show Dallas to learn that it was ……………….. who shot lead character J. R. Ewing. December - Mark David Chapman is arrested following the murder of English musician John Lennon, formerly of the Beatles, outside his New York City apartment building, The ……………….. (name of apartment block)"
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5 iucky or inspired guesses ( probably the former) thanks Zico.
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Only 4 cheers
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7 cheers
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"Funny Sporting Moments Quiz 1. Who popped a balloon during a match at Stamford Bridge, prompting laughs from the entire Man Utd bench - except for a not amused Fergie? Carlos Queiroz, Ren?© Meulensteen or Mike Phelan? Mike Phelan 2. What did Nigel Pearson label a journalist during a heated post-match rant? Peacock, Snowflake or Ostrich? Ostrich 3. Who capitalised with a goal following Steven Gerrard's infamous slip? Demba Ba, Romelu Lukaku or Victor Moses? Demba Ba 4. Who were Norwich facing when Delia Smith delivered her ""Let's be 'avin you!"" half-time speech? Manchester City, Leicester City or Leeds United? Manchester City 5. Who did pundit Chris Kamara miss getting red-carded during Portsmouth vs Blackburn? El Hadji Diouf, Jamie O'Hara or Anthony Vanden Borre? Anthony Vanden Borre 6. Can you believe 15 years have passed since Phil Brown gave THAT team talk on the pitch at Etihad Stadium with his side 4-0 down to Manchester City at half-time? Was his team Hull City, Bolton Wanderers or Preston North End? Hull City 7. Who was credited with the beachball deflected goal against Liverpool? Steed Malbranque, Bolo Zenden or Darren Bent? Darren Bent 8. Which player did Alan Pardew head-butt following an altercation as they left the field? Robbie Brady, David Meyler or George Boyd? David Meyler 9. Thierry Henry and which teammate fluffed an attempted lay off penalty? Cesc Fabregas, Dennis Bergkamp or Robert Pires? Robert Pires 10. Which player fell over whilst attempting a rabona in 2003? Damien Duff, David Dunn or Robbie Savage? David Dunn"
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"Funny Football Moments Quiz 1. Who popped a balloon during a match at Stamford Bridge, prompting laughs from the entire Man Utd bench - except for a not amused Fergie? Carlos Queiroz, Ren?© Meulensteen or Mike Phelan? 2. What did Nigel Pearson label a journalist during a heated post-match rant? Peacock, Snowflake or Ostrich? 3. Who capitalised with a goal following Steven Gerrard's infamous slip? Demba Ba, Romelu Lukaku or Victor Moses? 4. Who were Norwich facing when Delia Smith delivered her ""Let's be 'avin you!"" half-time speech? Manchester City, Leicester City or Leeds United? 5. Who did pundit Chris Kamara miss getting red-carded during Portsmouth vs Blackburn? El Hadji Diouf, Jamie O'Hara or Anthony Vanden Borre? 6. Can you believe 15 years have passed since Phil Brown gave THAT team talk on the pitch at Etihad Stadium with his side 4-0 down to Manchester City at half-time? Was his team Hull City, Bolton Wanderers or Preston North End? 7. Who was credited with the beachball deflected goal against Liverpool? Steed Malbranque, Bolo Zenden or Darren Bent? 8. Which player did Alan Pardew head-butt following an altercation as they left the field? Robbie Brady, David Meyler or George Boyd? 9. Thierry Henry and which teammate fluffed an attempted lay off penalty? Cesc Fabregas, Dennis Bergkamp or Robert Pires? 10. Which player fell over whilst attempting a rabona in 2003? Damien Duff, David Dunn or Robbie Savage?"
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"13 thanks. (I do this quiz most days, however can't be arsed to post my score!)"
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11 thanks MD
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Each correct location is a point btw
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"Thanks MD,,,, 12 - Remembered Chicago but why I forgot New York is beyond me. Only half with the bloody Hangover as well forgot Bangkok. Seems I did better on ones I have never seen than ones I have!!"
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6 cheers MD
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"What town was the simpsons set in? SPRINGFIELD 2. What state is South park set in? COLERADO 3. What 2 towns are gavin and Stacey from? BILLERICAY and BARRY ISLAND 4. What prison was Norman Stanley fletcher incarcerated in? HMP SLADE 5. What Island is Father Ted set on? CRAGGY ISLAND 6. What city was cheers set in? BOSTON 7. What city was the follow up, Frasier, set in? SEATTLE 8. Sex and which city? NEW YORK (MANHATTAN) 9. Where were dad's army stationed? WALMINGTON (ON SEA) 10. What town was the office (uk) set? SLOUGH 11. Where is forgetting Sarah Marshall set HAWAII 12. What 2 cities are the locations for hangover and hangover 2 LAS VEGAS and BANGKOK 13. Where was the sequel to American werewolf in London set? American werewolf in PARIS 14. Which part of new York did prince akeem go to in coming to America? QUEENS 15 Where did kevin and Perry go large? IBIZA (I was actually in cream nightclub when they were filming. I’m not on film, ive checked. Cracking night though) 15. What was the fictional town in hot fuzz? SANDFORD 17 what was the fictional town in worlds end? NEWTON HAVEN 18. Where city did detroit cop axel.foley head to to solve some crimes? BEVERLEY HILLS (Los angeles) 19. What 2 cities were neal paige and del griffifth heading from and to in planes trains and automobiles? From NEW YORK CITY (Manhattan) to CHICAGO 20 complete the title Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of .... Kazakhstan"
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"My answers will be late. Just emailed myself the quiz!! Lol. Planes trains is one of my favourites, watched it two weeks ago and I've drawn a blank!!"
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"Hopefully a mixture of easier and harder this week. It's all about the settings for comedy series and films 1. What town was the simpsons set in? 2. What state is South park set in? 3. What 2 towns are gavin and Stacey from? 4. What prison was Norman Stanley fletcher incarcerated in? 5. What Island is Father Ted set on? 6. What city was cheers set in? 7. What city was the follow up, Frasier, set in? 8. Sex and which city? 9. Where were dad's army stationed? 10. What town was the office (uk) set? 11. What holiday destination is forgetting Sarah Marshall mainly set 12. What 2 cities are the locations for hangover and hangover 2 13. Where was the sequel to American werewolf in London set? 14. Which part of new York did prince akeem go to in coming to America? 15 Where did kevin and Perry go large? 16. What was the fictional town in hot fuzz? 17 what was the fictional town in worlds end? 18. Where city did detroit cop axel foley head to to solve some crimes? 19. What 2 cities were neal paige and del griffifth heading from and to in planes trains and automobiles? 20 complete the title Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of ...."
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"Hopefully a mixture of easier and harder this week. It's all about the settings for comedy series and films 1. What town was the simpsons set in? 2. What state is South park set in? 3. What 2 towns are gavin and Stacey from? 4. What prison was Norman Stanley fletcher incarcerated in? 5. What Island is Father Ted set on? 6. What city was cheers set in? 7. What city was the follow up, Frasier, set in? 8. Sex and which city? 9. Where were dad's army stationed? 10. What town was the office (uk) set? 11. What holiday destination is forgetting Sarah Marshall mainly set 12. What 2 cities are the locations for hangover and hangover 2 13. Where was the sequel to American werewolf in London set? 14. Which part of new York did prince akeem go to in coming to America? 15 Where did kevin and Perry go large? 16. What was the fictional town in hot fuzz? 17 what was the fictional town in worlds end? 18. Where city did detroit cop axel foley head to to solve some crimes? 19. What 2 cities were neal paige and del griffifth heading from and to in planes trains and automobiles? 20 complete the title Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of ...."
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13 for me thanks Zico
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12 danke schon (no umlaut on my keyboard)
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50% danke sheun
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13 for me. Thanks zico
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"Multiple Choice Quiz 1. Which two states border Florida: (a) Alabama and Georgia, (b) Alabama and Louisiana, or (c) Georgia and Louisiana? Alabama and Georgia 2. Who played Colonel Pickering in the 1964 film My Fair Lady: (a) Wilfrid Hyde-White, (b) Rex Harrison, or (c) Stanley Holloway? Wilfrid Hyde-White 3. The river Senne flows through which capital city: (a) Amsterdam, (b) Brussels, or (c) Copenhagen? Brussels 4. Who is the protagonist of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel Les Miserables: (a) Jean Valjean, (b) Jean Piaget, or (c) Jean Seri? Jean Valjean 5. When did the British children's television programme Blue Peter first air: (a)1958, (b)1968, or (c)1978? 1958 6. Who was the fourth man to walk on the moon: (a) Mr. Bean, (b) Mr. Darcy, or (c) Mr. Kipling? Alan Bean 7. Who was king during the Peasant's Revolt: (a) King John, (b) Henry III, or (c) Richard II? Richard II 8. Where did Disney open a resort on June 16, 2016: (a) Singapore, (b) Shanghai, or (c) Tokyo? Shanghai 9. What was Charles Dickens' first novel: (a) The Pickwick Papers, (b) The Old Curiosity Shop, or (c) Oliver Twist? The Pickwick Papers 10. At the time of Casanova's birth which city was the pleasure capital of Europe: (a) Paris, (b) Rome, or (c) Venice? Venice 11. Most of which African country's wine is produced in Cap Bon: (a) Namibia, (b) South Africa, or (c) Tunisia? Tunisia 12. Who was the fourth Doctor Who: (a) Tom Baker, (b) Jon Pertwee, or (c) Peter Davison? Tom Baker 13. 'Socks' was the pet cat of which U.S. President: (a) Ronald Reagan, (b) Bill Clinton, or (c) George W. Bush? Bill Clinton 14. In 2005, a painting by artist Lucien Freud sold for £3.9 million pounds; who was the subject: (a) Marilyn Monroe, (b) Kate Moss, or (c) Kate Winslet? A nude painting of Kate Moss 15. Who did Helen Mirren live with in the early 1980s: (a) Liam Neeson, (b) Bob Hoskins, or (c) Peter O'Toole? Liam Neeson 16. Who starred in the Academy Award-winning 1943 film Der Fuehrer’s Face about the struggles of living in Nazi Germany: (a) Charlie Chaplin, (b) Donald Duck, or (c) Walter Pidgeon? Donald Duck 17. Which war ended in 1648 with the signing of the Treaty of Westphalia: (a) Nine Years War, (b) Thirty Years War, or (c) the English Civil War? Thirty Years War 18. Which coin was first issued on the 9th of June 1982: (a) two pounds, (b) one pound, or (c) twenty pence piece? Twenty pence piece 19. When did the US declare their independence? (a) 1766, (b) 1776, or (c) 1786? 1776 20. In which city did poet John Keats die: (a) Rome, (b) Paris, or (c) London? Rome"
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"(Zeb, anything for Friday or Monday? - Rios anything for Friday?) Multiple Choice Quiz 1. Which two states border Florida: (a) Alabama and Georgia, (b) Alabama and Louisiana, or (c) Georgia and Louisiana? 2. Who played Colonel Pickering in the 1964 film My Fair Lady: (a) Wilfrid Hyde-White, (b) Rex Harrison, or (c) Stanley Holloway? 3. The river Senne flows through which capital city: (a) Amsterdam, (b) Brussels, or (c) Copenhagen? 4. Who is the protagonist of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel Les Miserables: (a) Jean Valjean, (b) Jean Piaget, or (c) Jean Seri? 5. When did the British children's television programme Blue Peter first air: (a)1958, (b)1968, or (c)1978? 6. Who was the fourth man to walk on the moon: (a) Mr. Bean, (b) Mr. Darcy, or (c) Mr. Kipling? 7. Who was king during the Peasant's Revolt: (a) King John, (b) Henry III, or (c) Richard II? 8. Where did Disney open a resort on June 16, 2016: (a) Singapore, (b) Shanghai, or (c) Tokyo? 9. What was Charles Dickens' first novel: (a) The Pickwick Papers, (b) The Old Curiosity Shop, or (c) Oliver Twist? 10. At the time of Casanova's birth which city was the pleasure capital of Europe: (a) Paris, (b) Rome, or (c) Venice? 11. Most of which African country's wine is produced in Cap Bon: (a) Namibia, (b) South Africa, or (c) Tunisia? 12. Who was the fourth Doctor Who: (a) Tom Baker, (b) Jon Pertwee, or (c) Peter Davison? 13. 'Socks' was the pet cat of which U.S. President: (a) Ronald Reagan, (b) Bill Clinton, or (c) George W. Bush? 14. In 2005, a painting by artist Lucien Freud sold for £3.9 million pounds; who was the subject: (a) Marilyn Monroe, (b) Kate Moss, or (c) Kate Winslet? 15. Who did Helen Mirren live with in the early 1980s: (a) Liam Neeson, (b) Bob Hoskins, or (c) Peter O'Toole? 16. Who starred in the Academy Award-winning 1943 film Der Fuehrer’s Face about the struggles of living in Nazi Germany: (a) Charlie Chaplin, (b) Donald Duck, or (c) Walter Pidgeon? 17. Which war ended in 1648 with the signing of the Treaty of Westphalia: (a) Nine Years War, (b) Thirty Years War, or (c) the English Civil War? 18. Which coin was first issued on the 9th of June 1982: (a) two pounds, (b) one pound, or (c) twenty pence piece? 19. When did the US declare their independence? (a) 1766, (b) 1776, or (c) 1786? 20. In which city did poet John Keats die: (a) Rome, (b) Paris, or (c) London?"
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