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Foods named after places in the UK Quiz
1. First mentioned in print in 1893, name the traditional English dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries, meringue, and whipped cream?
Eton mess
2. Name the valley that the River Ure flows down in North Yorkshire famous for its cheese?
Wensleydale
3. What is the better-known name for the common sole which chefs love for its flavour, versatility, and ease of filleting?
Dover sole
4. Which well-known breed of beef cattle gets its name from both a Scottish city and county?
Aberdeen Angus
5. What is the Welsh vegetarian sausage made from Caerphilly cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs?
Glamorgan sausage
6. Crosse & Blackwell acquired a factory site in 1920 in which village, just outside Burton upon Trent?
Branston (Branston Pickle is named after the village)
7. An oval-shaped, currant-filled pastry similar to Eccles cake is named after which town in Oxfordshire?
Banbury (Banbury cakes)
8. First named in 1747 in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy, which food product is celebrated annually on the first Sunday of February?
The Yorkshire pudding
9. Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire prides itself on making what quality food product?
Pork pies
10. Give the last names of the two pharmacists that created Worcestershire sauce?
Lea and Perrins (John Lea and William Perrins)
11. Which sugar-based confection was invented 'by accident' in the 19th century in Cumbria from a batch of glacier mints that "went wrong"?
Kendal Mint Cake
12. Which sweet roll made from yeast dough with crushed sugar sprinkled on top after baking gets its name from a British city?
Bath Bun
13. Which thick Scottish soup of smoked haddock, potatoes and onions gets its name from a small town on the northeast coast of Scotland?
Cullen Skink
14. The oatcake is a local speciality in which county of England?
Staffordshire (Staffordshire oatcake)
15. What food product would you associate with the town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire?
Tewkesbury mustard
16. A type of smoked haddock is a speciality of which Scottish town?
Arbroath (Arbroath smokie)
17. Which English County has a well-established traditional method of wet curing pork and a well-known association with the large-scale production of hams?
Wiltshire (Wiltshire Ham)
18. London Pride is a beer produced by Fuller's Brewery. What exactly is London Pride named after?
London Pride is a flower (which came to symbolise the resilience of Londoners during the London blitz as it quickly colonised bomb sites)
19. Which coastal town in Norfolk is famous for its crab which is said to be the best in the UK?
Cromer (Cromer crab)
20. What is the name of the black, small, roughly circular sweet associated with a historic Yorkshire market town?
Pontefract cakes
1. First mentioned in print in 1893, name the traditional English dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries, meringue, and whipped cream?
Eton mess
2. Name the valley that the River Ure flows down in North Yorkshire famous for its cheese?
Wensleydale
3. What is the better-known name for the common sole which chefs love for its flavour, versatility, and ease of filleting?
Dover sole
4. Which well-known breed of beef cattle gets its name from both a Scottish city and county?
Aberdeen Angus
5. What is the Welsh vegetarian sausage made from Caerphilly cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs?
Glamorgan sausage
6. Crosse & Blackwell acquired a factory site in 1920 in which village, just outside Burton upon Trent?
Branston (Branston Pickle is named after the village)
7. An oval-shaped, currant-filled pastry similar to Eccles cake is named after which town in Oxfordshire?
Banbury (Banbury cakes)
8. First named in 1747 in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy, which food product is celebrated annually on the first Sunday of February?
The Yorkshire pudding
9. Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire prides itself on making what quality food product?
Pork pies
10. Give the last names of the two pharmacists that created Worcestershire sauce?
Lea and Perrins (John Lea and William Perrins)
11. Which sugar-based confection was invented 'by accident' in the 19th century in Cumbria from a batch of glacier mints that "went wrong"?
Kendal Mint Cake
12. Which sweet roll made from yeast dough with crushed sugar sprinkled on top after baking gets its name from a British city?
Bath Bun
13. Which thick Scottish soup of smoked haddock, potatoes and onions gets its name from a small town on the northeast coast of Scotland?
Cullen Skink
14. The oatcake is a local speciality in which county of England?
Staffordshire (Staffordshire oatcake)
15. What food product would you associate with the town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire?
Tewkesbury mustard
16. A type of smoked haddock is a speciality of which Scottish town?
Arbroath (Arbroath smokie)
17. Which English County has a well-established traditional method of wet curing pork and a well-known association with the large-scale production of hams?
Wiltshire (Wiltshire Ham)
18. London Pride is a beer produced by Fuller's Brewery. What exactly is London Pride named after?
London Pride is a flower (which came to symbolise the resilience of Londoners during the London blitz as it quickly colonised bomb sites)
19. Which coastal town in Norfolk is famous for its crab which is said to be the best in the UK?
Cromer (Cromer crab)
20. What is the name of the black, small, roughly circular sweet associated with a historic Yorkshire market town?
Pontefract cakes
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Foods named after places in the UK Quiz
1. First mentioned in print in 1893, name the traditional English dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries, meringue, and whipped cream?
2. Name the valley that the River Ure flows down in North Yorkshire famous for its cheese?
3. What is the better-known name for the common sole which chefs love for its flavour, versatility, and ease of filleting?
4. Which well-known breed of beef cattle gets its name from both a Scottish city and county?
5. What is the Welsh vegetarian sausage made from Caerphilly cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs?
6. Crosse & Blackwell acquired a factory site in 1920 in which village, just outside Burton upon Trent?
7. An oval-shaped, currant-filled pastry similar to Eccles cake is named after which town in Oxfordshire?
8. First named in 1747 in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy, which food product is celebrated annually on the first Sunday of February?
9. Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire prides itself on making what quality food product?
10. Give the last names of the two pharmacists that created Worcestershire sauce?
11. Which sugar-based confection was invented 'by accident' in the 19th century in Cumbria from a batch of glacier mints that "went wrong"?
12. Which sweet roll made from yeast dough with crushed sugar sprinkled on top after baking gets its name from a British city?
13. Which thick Scottish soup of smoked haddock, potatoes and onions gets its name from a small town on the northeast coast of Scotland?
14. The oatcake is a local speciality in which county of England?
15. What food product would you associate with the town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire?
16. A type of smoked haddock is a speciality of which Scottish town?
17. Which English County has a well-established traditional method of wet curing pork and a well-known association with the large-scale production of hams?
18. London Pride is a beer produced by Fuller's Brewery. What exactly is London Pride named after?
19. Which coastal town in Norfolk is famous for its crab which is said to be the best in the UK?
20. What is the name of the black, small, roughly circular sweet associated with a historic Yorkshire market town?
1. First mentioned in print in 1893, name the traditional English dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries, meringue, and whipped cream?
2. Name the valley that the River Ure flows down in North Yorkshire famous for its cheese?
3. What is the better-known name for the common sole which chefs love for its flavour, versatility, and ease of filleting?
4. Which well-known breed of beef cattle gets its name from both a Scottish city and county?
5. What is the Welsh vegetarian sausage made from Caerphilly cheese, leeks and breadcrumbs?
6. Crosse & Blackwell acquired a factory site in 1920 in which village, just outside Burton upon Trent?
7. An oval-shaped, currant-filled pastry similar to Eccles cake is named after which town in Oxfordshire?
8. First named in 1747 in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy, which food product is celebrated annually on the first Sunday of February?
9. Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire prides itself on making what quality food product?
10. Give the last names of the two pharmacists that created Worcestershire sauce?
11. Which sugar-based confection was invented 'by accident' in the 19th century in Cumbria from a batch of glacier mints that "went wrong"?
12. Which sweet roll made from yeast dough with crushed sugar sprinkled on top after baking gets its name from a British city?
13. Which thick Scottish soup of smoked haddock, potatoes and onions gets its name from a small town on the northeast coast of Scotland?
14. The oatcake is a local speciality in which county of England?
15. What food product would you associate with the town of Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire?
16. A type of smoked haddock is a speciality of which Scottish town?
17. Which English County has a well-established traditional method of wet curing pork and a well-known association with the large-scale production of hams?
18. London Pride is a beer produced by Fuller's Brewery. What exactly is London Pride named after?
19. Which coastal town in Norfolk is famous for its crab which is said to be the best in the UK?
20. What is the name of the black, small, roughly circular sweet associated with a historic Yorkshire market town?
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Have a good weekend all.
Famous Interviews Quiz
1. Who interviewed Donald Trump during his official visit to the UK on Air Force One in July 2018?
Piers Morgan
2. Which chat show host did Grace Jones slap live on air after feeling ignored?
Russell Harty
3. Who famously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in March 2021?
Oprah Winfrey
4. Who paid Richard Nixon for a series of sit-down interviews in 1977?
David Frost
5. Which famous comedian said to Rod Hull on the Michael Parkinson show in 1976: "If that bird comes anywhere near me, I’ll break its neck and your bloody arm!"?
Billy Connolly
6. Which American broadcaster was known for her "scoop" interviews?
Barbara Walters
7. Who explained his opposition to the Vietnam War, stating it was against his religious and moral convictions, in a 1981 Michael Parkinson interview?
Muhammed Ali
8. Who broke off her engagement to Paul McCartney during a television interview in 1968?
Jane Asher
9. Who interviewed Prince Andrew in his 2019 "Newsnight" interview?
Emily Maitlis
10. The Bee Gees walked off whose TV show?
Clive Anderson
11. Who interviewed Diana, Princess of Wales under false pretences in 1995?
Martin Bashir
12. Which former Question Time presenter was known for his abrasive interviewing style and bow tie?
Robin Day
13. Who chaired a tense live studio discussion involving football managers Brian Clough and Don Revie in 1974?
Austin Mitchell
14. Known for presenting The South Bank Show who gained a BAFTA TV Award for 'An Interview with Dennis Potter' in 1995?
Melvyn Bragg
15. TV presenter Bill Grundy lost his job after interviewing what he described as 'a foul-mouthed set of yobs' in 1975. Who was he referring to?
Sex Pistols
16. In 1975 on the Johnny Carson Show, Shelley Winters poured a glass of water over which British actors head? Hint - He liked a drink, but not like that!
Oliver Reed
17. Ronnie Barker announced his retirement on whose BBC1 chat show?
Terry Wogan
18. Prince Andrew said he'd been at which eatery in Woking?
Pizza Express
19. “Run through fields of wheat” was apparently the naughtiest thing which former Prime Minister had done?
Theresa May
20. Who became the first member of the Royal Family to give a television interview in a Panorama programme broadcast in 1961?
The Duke of Edinburgh
Famous Interviews Quiz
1. Who interviewed Donald Trump during his official visit to the UK on Air Force One in July 2018?
Piers Morgan
2. Which chat show host did Grace Jones slap live on air after feeling ignored?
Russell Harty
3. Who famously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in March 2021?
Oprah Winfrey
4. Who paid Richard Nixon for a series of sit-down interviews in 1977?
David Frost
5. Which famous comedian said to Rod Hull on the Michael Parkinson show in 1976: "If that bird comes anywhere near me, I’ll break its neck and your bloody arm!"?
Billy Connolly
6. Which American broadcaster was known for her "scoop" interviews?
Barbara Walters
7. Who explained his opposition to the Vietnam War, stating it was against his religious and moral convictions, in a 1981 Michael Parkinson interview?
Muhammed Ali
8. Who broke off her engagement to Paul McCartney during a television interview in 1968?
Jane Asher
9. Who interviewed Prince Andrew in his 2019 "Newsnight" interview?
Emily Maitlis
10. The Bee Gees walked off whose TV show?
Clive Anderson
11. Who interviewed Diana, Princess of Wales under false pretences in 1995?
Martin Bashir
12. Which former Question Time presenter was known for his abrasive interviewing style and bow tie?
Robin Day
13. Who chaired a tense live studio discussion involving football managers Brian Clough and Don Revie in 1974?
Austin Mitchell
14. Known for presenting The South Bank Show who gained a BAFTA TV Award for 'An Interview with Dennis Potter' in 1995?
Melvyn Bragg
15. TV presenter Bill Grundy lost his job after interviewing what he described as 'a foul-mouthed set of yobs' in 1975. Who was he referring to?
Sex Pistols
16. In 1975 on the Johnny Carson Show, Shelley Winters poured a glass of water over which British actors head? Hint - He liked a drink, but not like that!
Oliver Reed
17. Ronnie Barker announced his retirement on whose BBC1 chat show?
Terry Wogan
18. Prince Andrew said he'd been at which eatery in Woking?
Pizza Express
19. “Run through fields of wheat” was apparently the naughtiest thing which former Prime Minister had done?
Theresa May
20. Who became the first member of the Royal Family to give a television interview in a Panorama programme broadcast in 1961?
The Duke of Edinburgh
Re: Daily Quiz anyone?
Famous Interviews Quiz
1. Who interviewed Donald Trump during his official visit to the UK on Air Force One in July 2018?
2. Which chat show host did Grace Jones slap live on air after feeling ignored?
3. Who famously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in March 2021?
4. Who paid Richard Nixon for a series of sit-down interviews in 1977?
5. Which famous comedian said to Rod Hull on the Michael Parkinson show in 1976: "If that bird comes anywhere near me, I’ll break its neck and your bloody arm!"?
6. Which American broadcaster was known for her "scoop" interviews?
7. Who explained his opposition to the Vietnam War, stating it was against his religious and moral convictions, in a 1981 Michael Parkinson interview?
8. Who broke off her engagement to Paul McCartney during a television interview in 1968?
9. Who interviewed Prince Andrew in his 2019 "Newsnight" interview?
10. The Bee Gees walked off whose TV show?
11. Who interviewed Diana, Princess of Wales under false pretences in 1995?
12. Which former Question Time presenter was known for his abrasive interviewing style and bow tie?
13. Who chaired a tense live studio discussion involving football managers Brian Clough and Don Revie in 1974?
14. Known for presenting The South Bank Show who gained a BAFTA TV Award for 'An Interview with Dennis Potter' in 1995?
15. TV presenter Bill Grundy lost his job after interviewing what he described as 'a foul-mouthed set of yobs' in 1975. Who was he referring to?
16. In 1975 on the Johnny Carson Show, Shelley Winters poured a glass of water over which British actors head? Hint – He liked a drink, but not like that!
17. Ronnie Barker announced his retirement on whose BBC1 chat show?
18. Prince Andrew said he'd been at which eatery in Woking?
19. “Run through fields of wheat” was apparently the naughtiest thing which former Prime Minister had done?
20. Who became the first member of the Royal Family to give a television interview in a Panorama programme broadcast in 1961?
1. Who interviewed Donald Trump during his official visit to the UK on Air Force One in July 2018?
2. Which chat show host did Grace Jones slap live on air after feeling ignored?
3. Who famously interviewed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in March 2021?
4. Who paid Richard Nixon for a series of sit-down interviews in 1977?
5. Which famous comedian said to Rod Hull on the Michael Parkinson show in 1976: "If that bird comes anywhere near me, I’ll break its neck and your bloody arm!"?
6. Which American broadcaster was known for her "scoop" interviews?
7. Who explained his opposition to the Vietnam War, stating it was against his religious and moral convictions, in a 1981 Michael Parkinson interview?
8. Who broke off her engagement to Paul McCartney during a television interview in 1968?
9. Who interviewed Prince Andrew in his 2019 "Newsnight" interview?
10. The Bee Gees walked off whose TV show?
11. Who interviewed Diana, Princess of Wales under false pretences in 1995?
12. Which former Question Time presenter was known for his abrasive interviewing style and bow tie?
13. Who chaired a tense live studio discussion involving football managers Brian Clough and Don Revie in 1974?
14. Known for presenting The South Bank Show who gained a BAFTA TV Award for 'An Interview with Dennis Potter' in 1995?
15. TV presenter Bill Grundy lost his job after interviewing what he described as 'a foul-mouthed set of yobs' in 1975. Who was he referring to?
16. In 1975 on the Johnny Carson Show, Shelley Winters poured a glass of water over which British actors head? Hint – He liked a drink, but not like that!
17. Ronnie Barker announced his retirement on whose BBC1 chat show?
18. Prince Andrew said he'd been at which eatery in Woking?
19. “Run through fields of wheat” was apparently the naughtiest thing which former Prime Minister had done?
20. Who became the first member of the Royal Family to give a television interview in a Panorama programme broadcast in 1961?
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Pop Duos Quiz
1. What were the first names of the two Everly Brothers?
Phil (Phillip) and Don (Donald) - Point for each name
2. Reaching number 2 in 1986, what was Pepsi and Shirley’s biggest chart hit?
"Heartache"
3. Which duo reached the UK number one spot in 1987 with "Respectable"?
Mel and Kim
4. Who formed a famous duo of the 70s and 80s with Daryl Hall?
John Oates
5. Although only reaching number 2 in the UK what single gave The Eurythmics their first US number one?
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
6. Which pop duo is made up of Neil Tenant and Chris Lowe?
Pet Shop Boys
7. What duet with Jason Donovan gave Kylie Minogue a UK number one in 1988?
"Especially for You"
8. Which duo won a Grammy in 2012 for their version of "Body and Soul"?
Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse - Point for each name
9. What single gave Simon and Garfunkel their only UK number one?
"Bridge Over Troubled Water"
10. Which former member of Depeche Mode formed the duo Erasure with Andy Bell?
Vince Clarke
11. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" was a world-wide hit in 1964 for which duo?
The Righteous Brothers
12. Who formed The Communards with Jimmy Sommerville prior to his life as a vicar?
Richard Coles
13. Which single in 1983 gave Wham! its first UK number one?
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"
14. Which single with Kiki Dee gave Elton John his first UK number one?
"Don't Go Breaking My Heart"
15. Featured in the 1987 movie "Dirty Dancing", which duo featured on "(I've Had) The Time of my Life"?
Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes – Point for each name
16. Who wrote the Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers hit "Islands in the Stream"?
The Bee Gees
17. Which duo topped the UK and US charts in 1965 with "I Got You Babe"?
Sonny and Cher
18. Who did George Michael duet with on the 1987 world-wide hit "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"
Aretha Franklin
19. Which song gave David Bowie & Mick Jagger a UK number One in 1985?
"Dancing in the Street"
20. "Barcelona" was a single released by Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury and which operatic soprano?
Montserrat Caballé
1. What were the first names of the two Everly Brothers?
Phil (Phillip) and Don (Donald) - Point for each name
2. Reaching number 2 in 1986, what was Pepsi and Shirley’s biggest chart hit?
"Heartache"
3. Which duo reached the UK number one spot in 1987 with "Respectable"?
Mel and Kim
4. Who formed a famous duo of the 70s and 80s with Daryl Hall?
John Oates
5. Although only reaching number 2 in the UK what single gave The Eurythmics their first US number one?
"Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
6. Which pop duo is made up of Neil Tenant and Chris Lowe?
Pet Shop Boys
7. What duet with Jason Donovan gave Kylie Minogue a UK number one in 1988?
"Especially for You"
8. Which duo won a Grammy in 2012 for their version of "Body and Soul"?
Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse - Point for each name
9. What single gave Simon and Garfunkel their only UK number one?
"Bridge Over Troubled Water"
10. Which former member of Depeche Mode formed the duo Erasure with Andy Bell?
Vince Clarke
11. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" was a world-wide hit in 1964 for which duo?
The Righteous Brothers
12. Who formed The Communards with Jimmy Sommerville prior to his life as a vicar?
Richard Coles
13. Which single in 1983 gave Wham! its first UK number one?
"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"
14. Which single with Kiki Dee gave Elton John his first UK number one?
"Don't Go Breaking My Heart"
15. Featured in the 1987 movie "Dirty Dancing", which duo featured on "(I've Had) The Time of my Life"?
Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes – Point for each name
16. Who wrote the Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers hit "Islands in the Stream"?
The Bee Gees
17. Which duo topped the UK and US charts in 1965 with "I Got You Babe"?
Sonny and Cher
18. Who did George Michael duet with on the 1987 world-wide hit "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"
Aretha Franklin
19. Which song gave David Bowie & Mick Jagger a UK number One in 1985?
"Dancing in the Street"
20. "Barcelona" was a single released by Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury and which operatic soprano?
Montserrat Caballé
Re: Daily Quiz anyone?
Pop Duos Quiz
1. What were the first names of the two Everly Brothers? Point for each
2. Reaching number 2 in 1986, what was Pepsi and Shirley’s biggest chart hit?
3. Which duo reached the UK number one spot in 1987 with "Respectable"?
4. Who formed a famous duo of the 70s and 80s with Daryl Hall?
5. Although only reaching number 2 in the UK what single gave The Eurythmics their first US number one?
6. Which pop duo is made up of Neil Tenant and Chris Lowe?
7. What duet with Jason Donovan gave Kylie Minogue a UK number one in 1988?
8. Which duo won a Grammy in 2012 for their version of "Body and Soul"?
9. What single gave Simon and Garfunkel their only UK number one?
10. Which former member of Depeche Mode formed the duo Erasure with Andy Bell?
11. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" was a world-wide hit in 1964 for which duo?
12. Who formed The Communards with Jimmy Sommerville prior to his life as a vicar?
13. Which single in 1983 gave Wham! its first UK number one?
14. Which single with Kiki Dee gave Elton John his first UK number one?
15. Featured in the 1987 movie "Dirty Dancing", which duo featured on "(I've Had) The Time of my Life"?
16. Who wrote the Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers hit "Islands in the Stream"?
17. Which duo topped the UK and US charts in 1965 with "I Got You Babe"?
18. Who did George Michael duet with on the 1987 world-wide hit "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"
19. Which song gave David Bowie & Mick Jagger a UK number One in 1985?
20. "Barcelona" was a single released by Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury and which operatic soprano?
1. What were the first names of the two Everly Brothers? Point for each
2. Reaching number 2 in 1986, what was Pepsi and Shirley’s biggest chart hit?
3. Which duo reached the UK number one spot in 1987 with "Respectable"?
4. Who formed a famous duo of the 70s and 80s with Daryl Hall?
5. Although only reaching number 2 in the UK what single gave The Eurythmics their first US number one?
6. Which pop duo is made up of Neil Tenant and Chris Lowe?
7. What duet with Jason Donovan gave Kylie Minogue a UK number one in 1988?
8. Which duo won a Grammy in 2012 for their version of "Body and Soul"?
9. What single gave Simon and Garfunkel their only UK number one?
10. Which former member of Depeche Mode formed the duo Erasure with Andy Bell?
11. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" was a world-wide hit in 1964 for which duo?
12. Who formed The Communards with Jimmy Sommerville prior to his life as a vicar?
13. Which single in 1983 gave Wham! its first UK number one?
14. Which single with Kiki Dee gave Elton John his first UK number one?
15. Featured in the 1987 movie "Dirty Dancing", which duo featured on "(I've Had) The Time of my Life"?
16. Who wrote the Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers hit "Islands in the Stream"?
17. Which duo topped the UK and US charts in 1965 with "I Got You Babe"?
18. Who did George Michael duet with on the 1987 world-wide hit "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"
19. Which song gave David Bowie & Mick Jagger a UK number One in 1985?
20. "Barcelona" was a single released by Queen vocalist Freddie Mercury and which operatic soprano?
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Sport Multiple Choice Quiz
1. Who was the first player to score in the English Premier League, Alan Shearer, Brian Deane, Teddy Sheringham or Les Ferdinand?
Brian Deane
2. Who in 1971 inflicted the first loss in Muhammed Ali's professional fight career, Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, George Foreman or Floyd Patterson?
Joe Frazier
3. At which Olympics did Steve Redgrave win his first rowing Gold medal, 1984 Los Angeles, 1996 Atlanta, 1988 Seoul or 1980 Moscow?
1984, Los Angeles
4. What is the highest check-out score in professional darts, 140, 152, 170 or 180?
170
5. On how many occasions did Jimmy White lose a World Snooker Championship Final, 4, 6, 8 or 5?
6
6. Who is the only male athlete to win gold at both the 200m and 400m athletic events at a single Olympic games, Ed Moses, Frankie Fredericks, Michael Johnson or Jesse Owens?
Michael Johnson
7. In which Olympic cycling event do competitors follow a motor bike until the final sprint, Keirin, Madison, Omnium or Team Pursuit?
Keirin
8. Which of the following sports have the most players on the pitch at the same time, Lacrosse, Shinty, Aussie Rules Football or Gaelic Football?
Aussie Rules Football
9. As of 2024, which team has appeared in most Super Bowl matches, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers or San Francisco 49's?
New England Patriots
10. In the Olympic Individual Medley swimming event, which stroke must be used first, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly or Front Crawl?
Butterfly
11. Which horse in 1954 provided Lester Piggott with his first Derby win, St Paddy, Sir Ivor, Nijinsky or Never Say Die?
Never Say Die
12. Who scored England's only try in the World Cup winning final of 2003, Ben Cohen, Jason Robinson, Steve Thompson or Neil Back?
Jason Robinson
13. Who in 2018 won two of the four golfing majors, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson or Brooks Koepka?
Brooks Koepka
14. Which Tennis Grand Prix is usually played first in the year Australian Open, French Open, US Open or Wimbledon?
Australian Open
15. Which of the following sports uses the ball of the smallest diameter, Pool, Squash, Golf or Lacrosse?
Squash
16. Which Olympics saw the introduction of Mountain Biking, 2012 London, 1996 Atlanta, 2016 Rio or 2000 Sydney?
1996 Atlanta
17. Which of the following teams have competed in the most Formula 1 Grand Prix events, Williams, Red Bull, Ferrari or Mercedes?
Ferrari
18. Which NBA team won eight consecutive championships from 1959 to 1966, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls or New York Nicks?
Boston Celtics
19. Who holds the record for most wickets In Test Cricket Shane Warne, James Anderson, Anil Kumble or Muttiah Muralitharan?
Muttiah Muralitharan
20. Which male tennis player holds the record for most Grand Slam wins, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Pete Sampras?
Novak Djokovic
1. Who was the first player to score in the English Premier League, Alan Shearer, Brian Deane, Teddy Sheringham or Les Ferdinand?
Brian Deane
2. Who in 1971 inflicted the first loss in Muhammed Ali's professional fight career, Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, George Foreman or Floyd Patterson?
Joe Frazier
3. At which Olympics did Steve Redgrave win his first rowing Gold medal, 1984 Los Angeles, 1996 Atlanta, 1988 Seoul or 1980 Moscow?
1984, Los Angeles
4. What is the highest check-out score in professional darts, 140, 152, 170 or 180?
170
5. On how many occasions did Jimmy White lose a World Snooker Championship Final, 4, 6, 8 or 5?
6
6. Who is the only male athlete to win gold at both the 200m and 400m athletic events at a single Olympic games, Ed Moses, Frankie Fredericks, Michael Johnson or Jesse Owens?
Michael Johnson
7. In which Olympic cycling event do competitors follow a motor bike until the final sprint, Keirin, Madison, Omnium or Team Pursuit?
Keirin
8. Which of the following sports have the most players on the pitch at the same time, Lacrosse, Shinty, Aussie Rules Football or Gaelic Football?
Aussie Rules Football
9. As of 2024, which team has appeared in most Super Bowl matches, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers or San Francisco 49's?
New England Patriots
10. In the Olympic Individual Medley swimming event, which stroke must be used first, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly or Front Crawl?
Butterfly
11. Which horse in 1954 provided Lester Piggott with his first Derby win, St Paddy, Sir Ivor, Nijinsky or Never Say Die?
Never Say Die
12. Who scored England's only try in the World Cup winning final of 2003, Ben Cohen, Jason Robinson, Steve Thompson or Neil Back?
Jason Robinson
13. Who in 2018 won two of the four golfing majors, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson or Brooks Koepka?
Brooks Koepka
14. Which Tennis Grand Prix is usually played first in the year Australian Open, French Open, US Open or Wimbledon?
Australian Open
15. Which of the following sports uses the ball of the smallest diameter, Pool, Squash, Golf or Lacrosse?
Squash
16. Which Olympics saw the introduction of Mountain Biking, 2012 London, 1996 Atlanta, 2016 Rio or 2000 Sydney?
1996 Atlanta
17. Which of the following teams have competed in the most Formula 1 Grand Prix events, Williams, Red Bull, Ferrari or Mercedes?
Ferrari
18. Which NBA team won eight consecutive championships from 1959 to 1966, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls or New York Nicks?
Boston Celtics
19. Who holds the record for most wickets In Test Cricket Shane Warne, James Anderson, Anil Kumble or Muttiah Muralitharan?
Muttiah Muralitharan
20. Which male tennis player holds the record for most Grand Slam wins, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Pete Sampras?
Novak Djokovic
Re: Daily Quiz anyone?
Sport Multiple Choice Quiz
1. Who was the first player to score in the English Premier League, Alan Shearer, Brian Deane, Teddy Sheringham or Les Ferdinand?
2. Who in 1971 inflicted the first loss in Muhammed Ali's professional fight career, Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, George Foreman or Floyd Patterson?
3. At which Olympics did Steve Redgrave win his first rowing Gold medal, 1984 Los Angeles, 1996 Atlanta, 1988 Seoul or 1980 Moscow?
4. What is the highest check-out score in professional darts, 140, 152, 170 or 180?
5. On how many occasions did Jimmy White lose a World Snooker Championship Final, 4, 6, 8 or 5?
6. Who is the only male athlete to win gold at both the 200m and 400m athletic events at a single Olympic games, Ed Moses, Frankie Fredericks, Michael Johnson or Jesse Owens?
7. In which Olympic cycling event do competitors follow a motor bike until the final sprint, Keirin, Madison, Omnium or Team Pursuit?
8. Which of the following sports have the most players on the pitch at the same time, Lacrosse, Shinty, Aussie Rules Football or Gaelic Football?
9. As of 2024, which team has appeared in most Super Bowl matches, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers or San Francisco 49's?
10. In the Olympic Individual Medley swimming event, which stroke must be used first, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly or Front Crawl?
11. Which horse in 1954 provided Lester Piggott with his first Derby win, St Paddy, Sir Ivor, Nijinsky or Never Say Die?
12. Who scored England's only try in the World Cup winning final of 2003, Ben Cohen, Jason Robinson, Steve Thompson or Neil Back?
13. Who in 2018 won two of the four golfing majors, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson or Brooks Koepka?
14. Which Tennis Grand Prix is usually played first in the year Australian Open, French Open, US Open or Wimbledon?
15. Which of the following sports uses the ball of the smallest diameter, Pool, Squash, Golf or Lacrosse?
16. Which Olympics saw the introduction of Mountain Biking, 2012 London, 1996 Atlanta, 2016 Rio or 2000 Sydney?
17. Which of the following teams have competed in the most Formula 1 Grand Prix events, Williams, Red Bull, Ferrari or Mercedes?
18. Which NBA team won eight consecutive championships from 1959 to 1966, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls or New York Nicks?
19. Who holds the record for most wickets In Test Cricket Shane Warne, James Anderson, Anil Kumble or Muttiah Muralitharan?
20. Which male tennis player holds the record for most Grand Slam wins, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Pete Sampras?
1. Who was the first player to score in the English Premier League, Alan Shearer, Brian Deane, Teddy Sheringham or Les Ferdinand?
2. Who in 1971 inflicted the first loss in Muhammed Ali's professional fight career, Joe Frazier, Sonny Liston, George Foreman or Floyd Patterson?
3. At which Olympics did Steve Redgrave win his first rowing Gold medal, 1984 Los Angeles, 1996 Atlanta, 1988 Seoul or 1980 Moscow?
4. What is the highest check-out score in professional darts, 140, 152, 170 or 180?
5. On how many occasions did Jimmy White lose a World Snooker Championship Final, 4, 6, 8 or 5?
6. Who is the only male athlete to win gold at both the 200m and 400m athletic events at a single Olympic games, Ed Moses, Frankie Fredericks, Michael Johnson or Jesse Owens?
7. In which Olympic cycling event do competitors follow a motor bike until the final sprint, Keirin, Madison, Omnium or Team Pursuit?
8. Which of the following sports have the most players on the pitch at the same time, Lacrosse, Shinty, Aussie Rules Football or Gaelic Football?
9. As of 2024, which team has appeared in most Super Bowl matches, New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers or San Francisco 49's?
10. In the Olympic Individual Medley swimming event, which stroke must be used first, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly or Front Crawl?
11. Which horse in 1954 provided Lester Piggott with his first Derby win, St Paddy, Sir Ivor, Nijinsky or Never Say Die?
12. Who scored England's only try in the World Cup winning final of 2003, Ben Cohen, Jason Robinson, Steve Thompson or Neil Back?
13. Who in 2018 won two of the four golfing majors, Tiger Woods, Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson or Brooks Koepka?
14. Which Tennis Grand Prix is usually played first in the year Australian Open, French Open, US Open or Wimbledon?
15. Which of the following sports uses the ball of the smallest diameter, Pool, Squash, Golf or Lacrosse?
16. Which Olympics saw the introduction of Mountain Biking, 2012 London, 1996 Atlanta, 2016 Rio or 2000 Sydney?
17. Which of the following teams have competed in the most Formula 1 Grand Prix events, Williams, Red Bull, Ferrari or Mercedes?
18. Which NBA team won eight consecutive championships from 1959 to 1966, Boston Celtics, Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls or New York Nicks?
19. Who holds the record for most wickets In Test Cricket Shane Warne, James Anderson, Anil Kumble or Muttiah Muralitharan?
20. Which male tennis player holds the record for most Grand Slam wins, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer or Pete Sampras?
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Newspaper Headlines Quiz
1. "Mr. President" was a headline from the New York Post when who made American history in November 2008?
Barack Obama
2. Complete the 1986 headline: "Freddie Starr ate my..."?
Hamster
3. In which year did the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph run the headline: "War on America"?
2001 (9/11 attacks)
4. What word beginning with 'P', ended with an exclamation mark, was plastered across the front page of Australia's The Sun on the morning of August 15, 1945?
Peace!
5. Which newspaper on 10 July 2011, had the front-page headline: 'Thank You & Goodbye'?
The News of the World
6. "Gotcha!" That single word made up one of the most famous British newspaper headlines of all time. It appeared in "The Sun" in 1982 after the sinking of which Argentinian battleship?
The General Belgrano
7. Complete the April 1968 headline: "Martin King Shot to Death: Gunned Down in..."?
Memphis
8. Michael Jackson's eccentric behaviour earned him what two-word nickname in the tabloid press?
Wacko Jacko
9. Complete the 2000 football headline: "Super Caley Go Ballistic Celtic Are..."?
Atrocious
10. "Swedes 2 Turnips 1", “Norse Manure” and “Yanks 2 Planks 0!” were some of the headlines aimed at which England manager?
Graham Taylor
11. Complete the 2023 headline: "Crossbow intruder who stormed Windsor Castle to ‘kill Queen’ jailed for..."?
Treason
12. Complete the 1988 front cover of the Sunday Sport newspaper headline: "World War Two Bomber Found on..."?
Moon
13. Complete The New York Times 9th August 1974 headline: "Nixon..."?
Resigns
14. “The King is Dead” referred to the death of Elvis Presley in which year?
1977
15. Complete the December 2005 headline: "Elton takes David up the..."?
Aisle
16. The Sun newspaper honoured the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013 when it featured an image of a red what on its front page?
Hairdryer
17. Complete The Guardian headline about a British farmer diversifying into mail-order lingerie: "Where there’s muck, there’s..."?
Bras ("Where there’s muck, there’s bras")
18. A newspaper headline on 19 November 1991, reading "Freed From His Chains At Last", was about who?
Terry Waite
19. From 1992, complete the headline “If ………. wins today will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights”
Kinnock – Labour Leader Neil Kinnock 1992 General Election
20. “Save Our Bacon” read the headline with a picture of which politician seemingly struggling to eat a bacon sandwich?
Ed Miliband
1. "Mr. President" was a headline from the New York Post when who made American history in November 2008?
Barack Obama
2. Complete the 1986 headline: "Freddie Starr ate my..."?
Hamster
3. In which year did the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph run the headline: "War on America"?
2001 (9/11 attacks)
4. What word beginning with 'P', ended with an exclamation mark, was plastered across the front page of Australia's The Sun on the morning of August 15, 1945?
Peace!
5. Which newspaper on 10 July 2011, had the front-page headline: 'Thank You & Goodbye'?
The News of the World
6. "Gotcha!" That single word made up one of the most famous British newspaper headlines of all time. It appeared in "The Sun" in 1982 after the sinking of which Argentinian battleship?
The General Belgrano
7. Complete the April 1968 headline: "Martin King Shot to Death: Gunned Down in..."?
Memphis
8. Michael Jackson's eccentric behaviour earned him what two-word nickname in the tabloid press?
Wacko Jacko
9. Complete the 2000 football headline: "Super Caley Go Ballistic Celtic Are..."?
Atrocious
10. "Swedes 2 Turnips 1", “Norse Manure” and “Yanks 2 Planks 0!” were some of the headlines aimed at which England manager?
Graham Taylor
11. Complete the 2023 headline: "Crossbow intruder who stormed Windsor Castle to ‘kill Queen’ jailed for..."?
Treason
12. Complete the 1988 front cover of the Sunday Sport newspaper headline: "World War Two Bomber Found on..."?
Moon
13. Complete The New York Times 9th August 1974 headline: "Nixon..."?
Resigns
14. “The King is Dead” referred to the death of Elvis Presley in which year?
1977
15. Complete the December 2005 headline: "Elton takes David up the..."?
Aisle
16. The Sun newspaper honoured the retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013 when it featured an image of a red what on its front page?
Hairdryer
17. Complete The Guardian headline about a British farmer diversifying into mail-order lingerie: "Where there’s muck, there’s..."?
Bras ("Where there’s muck, there’s bras")
18. A newspaper headline on 19 November 1991, reading "Freed From His Chains At Last", was about who?
Terry Waite
19. From 1992, complete the headline “If ………. wins today will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights”
Kinnock – Labour Leader Neil Kinnock 1992 General Election
20. “Save Our Bacon” read the headline with a picture of which politician seemingly struggling to eat a bacon sandwich?
Ed Miliband
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