General Knowledge 11. Bills Free Quiz




General Knowledge 11. Bills Free Quiz

1. Who was voted Time Magazine Person of the Year 2008 -- Barrack Obama
2. Which British motor manufacturer made the Sceptre -- Humber
3. Which of the Rolling Stones was found dead in his swimming pool -- Brian Jones
4. Which Scottish actor played a villain called Valentin Zulovsky in two Bond films -- Robbie Coltrane
5. What are the young of the hare called -- Leverets
6. What city was Cassius Clay's (Muhammed Ali) home town -- Louisville
7. How was Lord Nelson killed (at the battle of Trafalgar) -- Shot by a sniper
8. In which English county is Alderley Edge -- Cheshire
9. Which Beach Boys song begins with 'I may not always love you' -- God Only Knows
10. In Coronation Street how did Ernest Bishop die -- Shot during a wages snatch
11. Who was the first Playboy magazine Playmate of the Month -- Marilyn Monroe
12. In which Charles Dickens story are there characters called Agnes Wickfield and Betsy Trotwood -- David Copperfield
13. Which football league club was Brian Clough's first as a manager -- Hartlepool United --
14. If in the NATO Alphabet Alpha stands for A what word stands for O -- Oscar
15. What male first name beginning with N means black -- Nigel
16. What was the name of the cross eyed lion in the TV series Daktari -- Clarence
17. What type of creature is a Brazilian huntsman -- Spider
18. How many faults are incurred in show jumping for a foot in the water -- Four
19. Which plant is the emblem of victory -- Laurel
20. What are the four time zones of the USA -- Pacific, Central, Eastern, and Mountain
21. In wellie (wellington boot) wanging what size welly is used -- Eight
22. Where are the most expensive seats at a bullfight -- In the shade
23. What would Del Boy expect to get if he ordered a Ruby Murray -- Curry --
24. The version of which song was played most on American radio stations in the twentieth century -- You've Lost That Loving Feeling by the Righteous Brothers
25. Which country's car international index mark is K -- Cambodia
26. What was the name of Captain Ahab's ship in Moby Dick -- The Pequod
27. What was the only number one of the sixties to have a soft fruit in the title -- Blackberry Way
28. What is the meaning of the radio term wilco -- Will comply
29. What were the titles of the first two films starring Harrison Ford as ex CIA agent Jack Ryan -- 'Patriot Games' and 'Clear and Present Danger'
30. Who was the first black Wimbledon singles champion -- Althea Gibson
31. What did J A Brodie invent in 1890 and is still in use at football grounds around the world -- Goal nets
32. Which song did Aled Jones forget the words of during a Royal Variety Performance -- Memory
33. What is fruit of the blackthorn called -- Sloe (berry)
34. Which sixties number one had the backing vocals of 'ook-a-chunka-ook-a-chunka'-- Running Bear
35. What was the prize in the first series of What's My Line -- A certificate
36. How many miles per second does a space vehicle need to travel to escape the Earth's gravity -- Seven miles per second
37. In the relay race if the baton is dropped who has to pick it up -- The person who dropped it
38. In archery how many points is the blue worth -- Five
39. Who was the manager of Manchester United the last time that they were relegated -- Tommy Docherty
40. What literally does the Latin phrase Per se mean -- By itself

 

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General Knowledge 10. Bills Free Quiz




General Knowledge 10. Bills Free Quiz

1. What is the name of the aborigine weapon that returns to the thrower -- Boomerang
2. Shades of which colour are said to be easiest on the eye -- Green
3. Which British aircraft manufacturer built the Beaufighter -- Bristol
4. Who in 1965 was the first comedian to have a UK Number one -- Ken Dodd with Tears
5. Which actor played Hopalong Cassidy -- Bill Boyd
6. How many holes are there in a ten pin bowling ball -- Three
7. What is the only mammal with four knees -- Elephant
8. What is the most popular indoor tourist attraction in London -- Madame Tussauds
9. In The Wizard of Oz what is the name of Dorothy's dog -- Toto
10. How many reds are there on a snooker table at the start of the game -- Fifteen
11. What did Charlie Chaplin, Paul McCartney and Leonardo DaVinci have in common -- Left handedness
12. What is the biggest bay in the world -- Hudson Bay
13. What was the stage name of Ernest Evans who was responsible for starting a new dance craze in 1962 -- Chubby Checker
14. Which film saw Timothy Dalton's debut as James Bond -- The Living Daylights
15. What is the most common street name in the UK -- High Street
16. Which American state has the largest population -- California
17. Which river is the subject of the Jimmy Nail song Big River -- Tyne
18. What were Walt Disney's employees not allowed to have, although he had one -- A moustache
19. What nationality was former World Speedway Champion Ivan Mauger -- New Zealander
20. If a player scored one of each type of score in a rugby union match, what would be his points total -- 13 (try = 5, conversion = 2, penalty = 3, dropped goal = 3)
21. According to the bible on which day did God create the beasts of the earth -- On the fifth day
22. What was the main armament of the Sea Harrier during the Falklands War -- Sidewinder missile
23. In which English town or city was the pop group Blur formed -- Colchester
24. What are the two main ingredients of the Irish dish champ -- Potato and spring onions
25. Which public school has the motto Manners Maketh the Man -- Winchester
26. Which American rock 'n' roller was killed in England in a car crash in 1960 on Easter Sunday and had a posthumous number one -- Eddie Cochran
27. Who was the first presenter of Blanketty Blank -- Terry Wogan
28. To the nearest hundred how many species of snake are known to man -- Two thousand five hundred
29. What is the highest form of chivalry / knighthood in Britain -- The Most Noble Order of the Garter
30. Another daft championship, In which country are the world's mosquito killing championships held -- Finland
31. The Blackberry mobile phone was made by RIM what does this stand for -- Research in Motion
32. Beside which type of tree did the jolly swagman camp in Waltzing Matilda -- Coolibah tree
33. Who directed and starred in the film 'Little Man Tate' in 1991 -- Jodie Foster
34. What does an athlete hold in their left hand when taking the Olympic oath -- A corner of their national flag
35. What is the most common surname in France -- Martin
36. In the TV series what does M.A.S.H. stand for -- Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
37. Who in the nursery rhyme laughed to see such fun -- The little dog
38. Who had a number one in the eighties with Caravan of Love -- The Housemartins
39. In the modern men's pentathlon, what distance is the run -- Three thousand metres
40. Which World Champion appeared on Isle of Man stamps in 1992 -- Nigel Mansell

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General Knowledge 91

1. What item of clothing would you keep in a band box -- Hats (usually ladies)
2. Where in London is the tomb of the Unknown Soldier -- Westminster Abbey
3. Which motor manufacturer made the small van called the Courier -- Ford
4. What are the names of the twins in Lord Snooty's gang -- Snitch and Snatch
5. What is the traditional hour for a bullfight to begin -- Five P.M.
6. What relation if any are Loretta Lynn and Crystal Gayle -- Sisters
7. What type of weapon is a poniard -- Dagger
8. Which car company has the trademark of a prancing horse -- Ferrari
9. Four men who have played Tarzan have all won Olympic medals (point for each one) -- Johnny Weismuller, Buster Crabbe, Herman Brix and Glen Morris
10. From which opera does The Toreador Song come -- Carmen
11. Who is the editor of the satirical magazine Private Eye -- Ian Hislop
12. Who used to shout "Everybody out" in The Rag Trade -- Miriam Karlin who played Paddy
13. What is the main ingredient of borscht apart from water -- Beetroot
14. Who had a number one in the nineties with I Will Always Love You -- Whitney Houston
15. What are layers of coal called -- Seams
16. In cockney rhyming slang what does boracic mean -- Skint (boracic lint)
17. In what year did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbour -- Nineteen forty one
18. What is the name of the governing body for dog breeds and pedigrees -- The Kennel Club
19. If you were to drink a flagon of beer how much beer would you drink -- Quart (two pints)
20. What is the capital of Romania -- Bucharest

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General Knowledge 9


1. How many are there in a baker's dozen -- Thirteen
2. Which Hollywood Actor was known as "The Duke" -- John Wayne
3. In which county is Market Rasen racecourse -- Lincolnshire
4. On which Grand Prix circuit would you find Stowe Corner -- Silverstone
5. What is a male rhinoceros called -- Bull
6. What is the commonest pub name in the UK -- The Red Lion
7. What is a sixtieth wedding anniversary traditionally called -- Diamond
8. What beer was advertised as The Cream of Manchester -- Boddingtons
9. Who played title role 1983 film Silkwood -- Meryl Streep
10. In which motorsport event do only two cars compete -- Drag racing
11. Who wrote Leaving On a Jet Plane -- John Denver
12. What type of animal is a titi -- South American monkey
13. Which product contains the most caffeine, tea, coffee, coca cola or Newcastle Brown Ale -- Tea
14. What do the Americans call women's tights -- Panty hose
15. Which American aircraft company made the PBY Catalina amphibian -- Consolidated
16. In which Welsh holiday village was the cult TV series The Prisoner mostly made -- Portmerion
17. At what sport has the footballing Neville brother's sister been capped by England -- Netball
18. What was the title of Elvis Presley's first film -- Love Me Tender
19. Which airline is featured in ‘Typically Tropical's’ only number one -- Coconut Airways --
20. Walt Disney's vision of the future is symbolised in the EPCOT centre in Disneyland what does EPCOT stand for (one point for each correct word) -- Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow

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General Knowledge 8

ALL OF THE ANSWERS WILL HAVE A PLACE IN THEM (COULD BE VILLAGE TOWN CITY COUNTRY COUNTY STATE FORMER NAME OR AN AREA AND THERE ARE NO DUPLICATES)

1. Which playwright wrote Entertaining Mr Sloan and Loot and was later murdered by his lover -- Joe Orton
2. Who was the first Englishman to score in both an FA and European Cup Final -- Teddy Sheringham
3. Who is the heroine of the book Little Women -- Jo March
4. Who became the first Labour prime minister in 1924 -- Ramsey Macdonald
5. What role was played by Bella Enahoro in the TV series Pie in the Sky -- Cambridge (constable and later sergeant)
6. With what song did Frank Bruno get into the top thirty -- Eye of The Tiger
7. What is the Harlem Globetrotters theme tune -- Sweet Georgia Brown
8. Which admiral led the British to victory over the French in the 1798 Battle of the Nile -- Nelson
9. Which title character in a Daniel Defoe novel was born in Newgate Prison -- Moll Flanders
10. Who is the father of Lady Sarah Chato -- Lord Snowdon
11. Which actress played Harriett in Carry On Dick -- Barbara Windsor
12. Who was the first female presenter of Top Gear -- Angela Rippon
13. Who played Jesus Christ in the 1972 musical Godspell -- David Essex
14. What is the more common name of burned gypsum -- Plaster of Paris
15. Who played Liz McDonald in Coronation Street -- Beverley Callard
16. Who has managed both Newcastle and Middlesbrough -- Jack Charlton
17. What make and type of car was driven by William Conrad in the TV series Cannon -- Lincoln
18. Which great sprinter died after she suffered a seizure in 1998, aged only 38 -- Florence Griffith-Joyner
19. In which TV series would you find Spock, Hodge and Lloydy -- All Quiet On The Preston Front
20. What is the name of the woman's tennis circuit in the USA -- The Virginia Slims
21. Who was the Babe Ruth candy bar named after (nothing to do with baseball) -- President Grover Cleveland's daughter Ruth
22. What is the name of the substitute for silver invented by Thomas Bolsover in the 1740s -- Sheffield plate
23. When Queen Victoria became Queen who ceased to be Queen -- Adelaide
24. Which chart topping song begins with the words "it was a dream she had, in a scheme she had" -- China In Your Hand
25. What is the bark of the tree quercus suber called -- Cork
26. What was the first UK number one for Lonnie Donegan -- Cumberland Gap
27. What is the name for a five lined poem in which the first two and the last lines rhyme -- Limerick
28. Who was the first Englishman to be sent off in a rugby union International -- Mike Burton
29. Which pop artist painted Whaam! -- Roy Lichtenstein
30. Who played violin in the National Youth Orchestra, won Cambridge blues at cricket and rugby and captained England -- Tony Lewis
31. What was the name of the ship on which actress Gay Gibson was murdered -- S.S. Durban Castle
32. Fanny Price appears in which Jane Austen novel -- Mansfield Park
33. Which animals are sold at Bampton Fair -- Exmoor ponies
34. In which film did the Mental As Anything hit ‘Live It Up’ feature -- Crocodile Dundee
35. What was Charlie Chaplin's last film -- A Countess From Hong Kong
36. Which American president was known as the Hero of New Orleans -- Andrew Jackson
37. Who had a number one in the fifties with Only Sixteen -- Craig Douglas
38. What is the wine in a perigueux sauce -- Madeira
39. What building material was patented by builder Joseph Aspdin in 1824 -- Portland Cement
40. In which Paris square was the guillotine used during the French revolution -- Place de la Concorde

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General Knowledge 7

1. Which card game is also the name of a British racecourse and H.Q. of British horse racing -- Newmarket
2. What sort of girl did Billy Joel sing about in 1983 -- Uptown Girl
3. Who played the part of the gigolo in the film American Gigolo -- Richard Gere
4. What is the name of Britain's drag racing centre -- Santa Pod
5. How many consonants are there in the English alphabet -- Twenty one
6. What was the name of the plastic hoop that became a craze in the fifties -- The hula hoop
7. What nationality was the bandleader James Last -- German
8. What is the more common name for the alpine mastiff dog -- Saint Bernard --
9. What is Fablon called in Blue Peter -- Sticky back plastic
10. What are cricket bats traditionally made from -- Willow
11. What is the highest score attainable in a crib hand -- Twenty nine
12. Who is reputed to have said "Golf is a good walk spoiled" -- Mark Twain
13. Which cereal is used in Scotch broth -- Barley
14. What are cherries flambéed in kirsch called -- Cherries Jubilee
15. What is Tina Turner's real name -- Annie May Bullock
16. Which characters in children's TV speak a language called oodle poddle -- Bill and Ben The Flowerpot Men
17. In professional boxing two corners are neutral what are the other two called -- Blue and red
18. What is the main ingredient of black pudding – (Pigs) Blood
19. Can you name six American state capitals that begin with the letter S -- Sacramento, Saint Paul, Santa Fe, Salem, Salt Lake City, and Springfield
20. If a woman is gravid what condition is she in -- Pregnant
21. In which English town were the international standard Derby Swimming Baths -- Blackpool
22. Before the pop charts came on the scene how was the success of songs measured -- Sales of sheet music
23. What was the name of the builder in the RV series Ground Force -- Tommy Walsh
24. Which ex manager and Scottish international said, the ideal board of soccer directors should consist of three men, two dead and one dying -- Tommy Docherty
25. What is the common name for sodium bicarbonate -- Baking Powder
26. Which American aircraft company made the Cutlass jet fighter -- Chance-Vought
27. In World War One what were Doughboys -- American soldiers
28. What nationality was Joshua Slocum the first man to sail around the world solo –- Canadian
29. Which group had top ten hits in the seventies with ‘Jeepster’ and ‘Children of the Revolution’ -- T Rex
30. Which well known British director directed the first British talking film -- Alfred Hitchcock
31. Which, was George Graham's first club, as a manager -- Millwall
32. How do polar bear's feet differ from the feet of other bears -- They are hairy
33. If a king rules a kingdom what does a queen rule -- Kingdom
34. Which, was the earliest civilization to brew beer -- Egyptians
35. Which country introduced an eleven sided one dollar coin in the eighties -- Canada
36. What in America is one's fanny -- Buttocks
37. What plant is manila hemp made from -- Banana (the leaves)
38. Which British motor manufacturer used to make the Hertford -- Austin
39. Who was the first British prime minister to be born outside the British Isles -- Bonar Law (Canada)
40. Who played Mr Freeze in the film Batman and Robin -- Arnold Schwartzenegger

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General Knowledge 6

1. On a Monopoly board what colour is Fleet Street -- Red

2. Who was the lead singer with Roxy Music -- Bryan Ferry

3. What was Liberace's brother called -- George

4. Which Frenchman succeeded Max Mosley as President of the FIA -- Jean Todt

5. Under which building is the Batcave -- Wayne Manor

6. What was the world's first supersonic airliner -- Concorde

7. If you had had a tracheotomy what part of your body would have been affected -- Throat

8. What was the name of the character played by Richard Beckinsale in Rising Damp -- Alan Moore

9. Who duetted with Joe Cocker on Up Where We Belong -- Jennifer Warnes

10.What is another name for the snow leopard -- Ounce

11.What was the first English football league club to have their own TV channel -- Manchester United

12.Which female singer had a number one in 2008 with I Kissed A Girl -- Katy Perry

13.What is the real life relationship of The Krankies -- Husband and wife

14.Name the three animals mostly associated with the Stock Exchange -- Bulls, bears, and stags

15.How many thousand dollar bills if there were such a thing would it take to make a million dollars -- Thousand

16.In military terms what does APC stand for -- Armoured Personnel Carrier

17.What were Conservative MP's called who held non Thatcher views -- Wets

18.Name the three Goodies -- Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie and Tim Brooke-Taylor

19.Which mammals existence would be threatened by a bamboo shortage -- Panda

20.Discounting Australia as an island although we all know that it is what are the five largest islands in the world (point for each) -- Greenland, New Guinea, Borneo, Madagascar and Baffin Island

21.Who beat Celtic in the 1970 European Cup final -- Feyenoord

22.What TV role links, Leo McKern, George Baker, Peter Wyngarde. Anton Rodgers and Patrick Cargill -- All played Number 2 in The Prisoner

23.Varna International Airport is in which country -- Bulgaria

24.Which chain of restaurants was named after a character in Popeye cartoons -- Wimpeys

25.Which country won cricket’s first world cup in 1975 -- West Indies

26.A Night to Remember was a film about which disaster -- The sinking of the Titanic

27.What bird is also known as the windhover -- Kestrel

28.What toothpaste was advertised with the slogan look ma no cavities -- Crest

29.What is the name of the highland dance based on a song written by Sir Henry Rowley Bishop in the eighteen twenties devised for two groups of three people and is often danced on graduation nights at military establishments -- The Dashing White Sergeant

30.What has been the most popular name for kings of Scotland -- James

31.Which car manufacturer made the Caravelle -- Renault

32.From which musical did the song Food Glorious Food come -- Oliver

33.What sport is played by Brisbane Broncos -- Rugby League

34.What does a fellmonger deal in -- Animal skins

35.What is ninety nine in Roman numerals -- XCIX

36.What is the capital of Tenerife -- Santa Cruz

37.What were the names of the three wise men who visited the infant Jesus -- Caspar, Melchior and Balthazar

38.Who was the first white female singer to have a UK number one on the Motown label -- Charlene

39.Frenchman Eugene Christophe in 1919 was the first man to wear which item of sporting apparel -- The yellow jersey in the Tour de France

40.Starting with the earliest put these actors in the order in which they died, Richard Burton, Gary Cooper, Burt Lancaster and John Wayne -- Gary Cooper, John Wayne, Richard Burton, Burt Lancaster

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General Knowledge 5

I can vouch for question 38. lol

1. What animal appears on a packet of Fox's Glacier mints -- Polar bear
2. What is the nickname of the British Parachute Regiment -- The Red Berets
3. In which long running BBC series did Bonnie Langford play the part of Melanie -- Doctor Who
4. What is a female cat called -- A queen
5. Who had a number one in the seventies with, Blockbuster -- Sweet
6. How many reeds has a clarinet -- One
7. Which former busty British actress was born Diana Fluck in Swindon -- Diana Dors
8. What was the name of the treaty that ceded Hong Kong to the British until 1997 -- The Treaty of Nanking
9. Which car manufacturer made a model called The Cossack -- Lada
10. What was the Flintstones car called -- The Cavemobile
11. Which football team was nicknamed The Quakers -- Darlington
12. Who was the front man with the Electric Light Orchestra -- Jeff Lynne
13. Americans call it a stroller what would we call it -- Pushchair
14. What is the middle colour of a rainbow -- Green
15. Who organise the World Haggis Hurling Championships -- The World Haggis Hurling Association
16. What do sumo wrestlers sprinkle in the ring before a bout -- Salt
17. Where was Billy Joel sitting when he sang about Brenda and Eddy (Lyric question) -- In an Italian restaurant
18. How is a bridleway shown on an Ordnance Survey Map -- Line of red dashes
19. Why did dancer Nijinsky's career come to a premature end -- He went insane
20. There are eleven lines now in the London Underground system can you name them, a point for each -- Bakerloo, Central, Circle, District, East London, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria.(DLR is not considered part of the underground) ** See note below quiz.
21. What is the name given to that part of a church where the congregation sits -- Nave
22. From which animal do we get lard -- Pig
23. What is the name of Captain Mainwaring's unseen wife in Dad's Army -- Elizabeth
24. What sport is played by Los Angeles Raiders -- American Football
25. What do the flowers Aquilegia, Columbine and Granny's Bonnet have in common -- All the same flower
26. In which English town or city is the Eldon Gardens shopping centre -- Newcastle upon Tyne
27. The song, Anything You Can Do, came from which musical -- Annie Get Your Gun
28. What was the name of Robin Cook's mistress whom he later married -- Gaynor Regan
29. In Jewish cuisine what are blintzes -- Pancakes
30. Which British aircraft manufacturer made the Roc fighter aeroplane -- Blackburn
31. Who was the Secretary for State that was responsible for stopping school milk in 1971 -- Margaret Thatcher (the milk snatcher)
32. In which Bond film did Kissy Suzuki play a Bond girl -- You Only Live Twice
33. In which sporting event might you come in contact with the terms Brush and Rails, Hog's Back and a Double Oxer -- Show jumping (they are fences)
34. What is the predominant colour of the cover of Dire Straits, Making Movies album -- Red
35. What is the capital of the Canadian Province of Manitoba -- Winnipeg
36. In The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy what is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and everything -- Forty two
37. Which singer played the part of Colorado in the film Rio Bravo -- Ricky Nelson
38. What digestive juice is stored in the gall bladder -- Bile
39. How many lines are there in a sonnet -- Fourteen
40. Which novelty record was topping the singles charts in the UK at Christmas 1993 -- Mr Blobby

** The DLR or Elizabeth Line is not part of the underground system, even though London Transport put it on the map.

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General Knowledge 4

1. How many stations are there in the game of Monopoly -- Four
2. What is the name given to a tradesman who works in stone -- Mason
3. What colour is the maple leaf on the flag of Canada -- Red
4. What is the longest mountain range in the world -- The Andes
5. Which all girl group had a top ten hit with Sweet Talking Guy in 1972 -- The Chiffons
6. Which diminutive actor, comedian, musician was nickname the Sex Thimble -- Dudley Moore
7. What colour is a blue tit's breast -- Yellow
8. Which word can go before time, coat and cast -- Over
9. What does OPEC stand for -- Organisation of Petrol Exporting Countries
10. What percentage of gold is there in 18 carat gold -- Seventy five
11. What does GUR stand for in golf -- Ground under repair
12. In which song do the lyrics “Playing football in the park, kicking pushbikes after dark appear” -- Baggy Trousers by Madness
13. Who played Batman in Batman Begins -- Christian Bale
14. What did transistors replace in radios -- Valves
15. Who lives at Woburn Abbey -- The Duke of Bedford
16. In which Australian state would you find Sydney -- New South Wales
17. Who in 1955 invented the hovercraft -- Christopher Cockerill
18. Which Fleet Street barber allegedly turned some of his customers into veal pies -- Sweeney Todd
19. Who was the first South American since World War Two to score the winning goal in an English FA Cup Final -- George Robledo (Newcastle v Arsenal)
20. What is the name of the newspaper that Superman works for in the identity of Clarke Kent -- The Daily Planet
21. Who played the part of Douglas Bader in the film Reach For The Sky -- Kenneth More
22. Who invented the system which bears his name for reducing the hiss on audio tapes -- Dolby (Ray)
23. What is the Army equivalent of an RAF Squadron Leader -- Major
24. What is the capital of Belarus -- Minsk
25. Which British aircraft company manufactured the Britannia airliner -- Bristol
26. What is the main ingredient of piri piri sauce -- Chilli
27. In which American state is the town of Pasadena -- California
28. How was Welsh Grand Prix driver Tom Pryce bizarrely killed -- Hit by a marshal's fire extinguisher
29. What was Mario Lanza's theme song -- Be My Love
30. What was Ronny Silver's nickname in London's Burning -- Hi Ho
31. What type of creature is a recluse -- Spider
32. What does the French word chambre mean referring to wine -- Room temperature
33. What colour is the American Express card that allows unlimited spending -- Black
34. In the advert which comedian boasted of having a widget in his beer -- Jack Dee
35. What are Duck for Oyster, Bird in the Cage and Texas Star types of -- Square dances
36. Who was the lead singer with Bread -- David Gates
37. Which original Charlie's Angel was the only one left when the series ended in 1981 -- Jaclyn Smith who played Kelly Garrett
38. Who was the first Liverpool act to top the UK music charts -- Frankie Vaughan
39. Which sculptor's works include The Kiss, and The Thinker -- Auguste Rodin
40. To a French musician what is a tampon -- Drumstick

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General Knowledge 3

1. What does the H.P. stand for in H.P. sauce? - Houses of Parliament

2. Where does America keep its gold reserves? - Fort Knox

3. What colour was the Owl and the Pussycat's boat? - Pea green

4. Can you name three American state capitals that begin with the letter T (point for each)? - Tallahassee Trenton and Topeka

5. Who had a number one in the sixties with I Got You Babe? - Sonny and Cher

6. What is the name of the Flintstone's pet dinosaur? - Dino

7. The University Boat race starts at Putney and ends where? - Mortlake

8. What is the wild dog of Australia called? - Dingo

9. How many presidents of the USA have been assassinated? - Four

10. In which American state are the towns of Fort Lauderdale and Orlando? - Florida

11. Which now defunct British car manufacturer made the Curlew, the Jupiter and the Javelin? - Jowett

12. What does SBB stand for in the beer Crown Buckley SBB? - Special Best Bitter

13. Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker and Eric Clapton, were together in what group? - Cream

14. Which county is the setting for the Darling Buds Of May? - Kent

15. Which car manufacturer made the Corrado? - Volkswagen

16. What colour shorts does the Brazilian international football team usually play in? - Pale blue

17. Which country puts Suomi on its postage stamps? - Finland

18. In which ocean would you find the Comoros Islands and Madagascar? - Indian

19. Arthur Scargill and Fergie were removed from where in 1996? - Madame Tussauds

20. We have all heard and probably know the seven sins. (Some of you may even have engaged in one or two from time to time)There are also seven virtues, can you name them (point for each)? - Faith, Fortitude, Hope, Justice, Charity, Prudence and Temperance

21. Which country singer was known as The Man In Black? - Johnny Cash

22. In which TV series do we see Mulder and Scully? - The X Files

23. What letter would you find on a snooker table? - D

24. How many laps constitute a race in British speedway? - Four

25. What is a hare's home called? - A form

26. What were Oxford bags? - Trousers

27. What is the second largest city in France? - Marseilles

28. How many paintings did Van Gogh sell during his lifetime? - One (The Red Vineyard)

29. Which aircraft company built the Channel seaplane and the Walrus amphibian? - Supermarine

30. What is the name of the signature tune of "The Archers"? - Barwick Green

31. Which female singer had a top twenty hit in the seventies with The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face? - Roberta Flack

32. Who was the youngest of the Marx brothers? - Zeppo

33. Who directed the Deathwish series of films? - Michael Winner

34. How many different obstacles are there on the Grand National course? - Sixteen

35. Which fellow Liverpudlian wrote the Cilla Black hit Step Inside Love? - Paul McCartney

36. In which season was three points for a win introduced in English football? - 1981-82

37. Where would a soldier in the British Army wear his good conduct stripes? - Left lower sleeve

38. Which is the only miracle mentioned in all four gospels? - Feeding of the 5000

39. Which country's flag depicts the rising sun? - Japan

40. Which Shakespeare play features the line 'Neither a borrower or a lender be'? - Hamlet (how many thought it was The Merchant of Venice)

 

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