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I still don't agree with the Much Wenlock answer.

meh I didn't see you complaining when that other wrong answer agreed with you :P 

 

 

 

( dog  v snake  and  Which animal represents the deadly sin of envy) 

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Who wrote the following books?

1. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?  Douglas Adams

2. The Grapes of Wrath Can't remember :(

3. Catch-22  Joseph Heller

4. The Catcher in the Rye J.D. Salinger

5. The Godfather?  Mario Puso

Each answer is a number. The answers are the numbers 1-7. Each number appears only once

6. The Russian 'Crimea Highway' trunk road from Moscow to the Crimea in Ukraine is the M (what)?  Two

7. How many legs (or arms) are most usually on a starfish? Five

8. What is the larger number of the binary system? One

9. The early/mid-1900s American vaudeville comedy act was called the (how many) Stooges? Three

10. Traditionally the diameter of the 45rpm gramophone record is (how many) inches? Seven

11.  What is the international SPI resin/polymer identification coding system number (typically shown within a recycling triangle symbol) for polystyrene? Six

12. The Marvel Comics superhero team led by Mr Fantastic was the Fanstastic (what)? Four

Multiple choice

13 At the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, Lady Gaga wore a controversial dress made of what: Leopard skin; Racoon pelts; Gold leaf; or Raw meat?

14 Held in turn by the ancient Phonecians, Greeks and Romans, Cyrenaica is a region of which African country: Gambia; Uganda; Tunisia; or Libya?

15 Which London Underground line serves Heathrow Airport: Piccadilly; Metropolitan; Central; or District?

16. What in the human body is the calcaneum: Skull; Heel bone; Wrist bone; or Rib cage?

17 Gametophobia is an informal term for the irrational fear of: Gambling; Birds; Marriage; or Walking?

General knowledge

18. Taurine relates to which animal?  Bull

19. What colour is the diagonal cross on the national flag of Jamaica? Ugh, either black or yellow.  I'll go with yellow.

20. What is the longest line of latitude on the Earth? I assume the equator is a latitude?

21. Brothers Harry, Samuel, Albert and Jack established which film company in 1923?  No idea so ... Universal

22 What is the name of the shallow circular transparent dish with a flat lid, used for the culture of micro-organisms? Petri

23 Mount Elbrus (5,642 metres) is the highest mountain in which continent? Europe.

 

They seem obvious……………. (but obviously aren't)

24. From which country did French horns originate?  Oh go on, France.

25. In the story of Cinderella (the French medieval version, which gave us the modern Western version) what were Cinderella's slippers made from?  Glass

26. Where did Panama hats originate? USA

27. What nation invented the kilt? England

28. Where were the first modern Olympic Games held? Athens (or maybe Paris).

29. Catgut (for old musical instrument strings and tennis rackets, etc) was usually made from the intestines of which animal? Pig?

30. Who has the record for the highest free-fall parachute jump? That google bloke.  Can't remember his name.  Not Felix Baumgartner anyway.

Please be gentle.

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1. What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations: 4 billion; 5bn; 7bn; or 9bn?

2. Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash?

3. The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering?

4. What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses?

5. What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world?

6. Horology is the study of the measurement of what?

7. What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper?

8. What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'?

9. What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling?

10. Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow?

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins?

12. Lumia is a product brand of which phone company?

13. What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents?

14. From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics?

15. What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52?

16. The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck?

17. From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'?

18. How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record?

19. What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany?

20. The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event?

21. The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen?

22. The Saltire is which country's flag?

23. What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football club?

24. What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ?

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1. What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations: 4 billion; 5bn; 7bn; or 9bn? 

 

7bn

2. Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash? 

 

whip

3. The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering? 

 

Disconnected and unmethodical (I used this word today! :) )

4. What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses?

 

Haute COuture

5. What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world? 

 

India?

6. Horology is the study of the measurement of what? 

 

Whores

7. What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper? 

 

I thought it was Maundy Thursday, but I'm not sure Maundy means Grateful.

8. What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'? 

 

I've looked over my whole keyboard and I can only think of Ampersand.

9. What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling? 

 

Nelson

10. Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow? 

 

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins? 

 

France?

12. Lumia is a product brand of which phone company? 

Nokia

13. What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents? 

 

Napalm

14. From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics? 

 

oestrogen

15. What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52? 

 

Black Death

16. The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck?

 

Back-end

17. From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'? 

 

bird

18. How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record? 

 

no idea. 178

19. What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany? 

 

English channel? Does that count as a sea? Probably not

20. The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event? 

 

India?

21. The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen? 

 

Speaker

22. The Saltire is which country's flag? 

 

Scotchland

23. What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football club?

 

Arthur Conan Doyle

24. What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4

 

No idea. Erm... some sort of explosive gas.

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ? 

 

Google

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1. What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations: 4 billion; 5bn; 7bn; or 9bn?

7bn

2. Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash?

Whip

3. The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering?

Disconnected and unmethodical

4. What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses?

Couture

5. What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world?

India

6. Horology is the study of the measurement of what?

Time

7. What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper?

WHo cares

8. What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'?

Hyphen

9. What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling?

Nelson

10. Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow?

dunno

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins?

Germany

12. Lumia is a product brand of which phone company?

Nokia

13. What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents?

Napalm

14. From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics?

eostrogen

15. What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52?

Black Death

16. The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck?

Back

17. From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'?

Bird

18. How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record?

One

19. What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany?

Celtic Sea

20. The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event?

India

21. The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen?

Cabinet Secretary

22. The Saltire is which country's flag?

Scotland

23. What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football club?

Arthur Conan Doyle

24. What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4

Dunno

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ?

Google

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Just doing a few of the ones that haven't been got rather than going through the whole. Lot

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins?

The word ironically suggests it The UK

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ?

Facebook Shirley ?

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1. What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations:  7bn

2. Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash?

3. The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering?

4. What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses? haute couture

5. What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world? Inja

6. Horology is the study of the measurement of what? Something silly, like crucifixes

7. What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper? Communion?

8. What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'? Apostrophe?

9. What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling? The Patton the back?

10. Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow? WWTBAM?

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins? Switzerland

12. Lumia is a product brand of which phone company? Sony?

13. What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents? Napalm

14. From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics? oestrogen

15. What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52? Black death

16. The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck?

17. From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'? Bird?

18. How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record? one

19. What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany? Atlantic?

20. The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event? Abu Dhabu GP?

21. The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen?

22. The Saltire is which country's flag? Scotland?

23. What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football club? Arthur Conan Doyle

24. What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4 Asbestos?

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ? google?

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1. What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations: 4 billion; 5bn; 7bn; or 9bn?

7

2. Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash?

Whip

3. The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering?

Disconnected

4. What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses?

5. What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world?

India

6. Horology is the study of the measurement of what?

Watches

7. What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper?

Mass

8. What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'?

9. What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling?

10. Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow?

The weakest link

11. What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins?

Germany

12. Lumia is a product brand of which phone company?

Microsoft

13. What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents?

14. From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics?

Hermasphadite

15. What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52?

Black

16. The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck?

Back-end

17. From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'?

18. How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record?

1000

19. What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany?

North Sea

20. The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event?

Shanghai GP

21. The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen?

BLACK ROD

22. The Saltire is which country's flag?

Scotland

23. What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football club?

Arthur Conan Doyle

24. What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4

25. What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ?

Facebook

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1.7bn

2.Whip

3.

4. Haute couture

5. India

6. Time

7.

8.

9. Nelson

10. Who wants to be a millionaire?

11. UK

12. Nokia

13. Napalm

14. Oestrogen.

15. Black death

16. Back-end

17. Bird

18. 1

19. Atlantic

20. Singapore GP

21. Cabinet secretary

22. Scotland

23. Conan Doyle

24.

25. Facebook

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Sorry kids but it's a bit shit this week

The 2005 US film ‘Fever Pitch', starring Drew Barrymore, is about which sport?

In Europe, which colour denotes the easiest ski slope for skiers?

What was the first name of Irish author Bram Stoker?

Templeton Peck is a character in which US television series?

Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus was killed by having which creature dropped on his head by an eagle?

Who plays Winston Wolf in the Direct Line Insurance television advertisements?

Which British politician was dubbed ‘Big Beast' by the press, and was also known for his fondness for Hush Puppies'?

Which sportsman won the fourth series of the British television show ‘Strictly Come Dancing' in 2006?

What is the name of the paranoid android in the novel ‘The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams?

Who designed the wedding dress worn by Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge?

‘A ‘what' in the Sun' is a 1959 play by Lorraine Hansbury?

Who plays Edward Cullen in the ‘Twilight' film series?

Used in church advent services, a Christingle is made using which fruit?

The original Ferris Wheel was erected in which US state for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition?

       

Comedian Larry David starred in the US television show ‘Curb Your ‘what'?

What is the title of the last UK number one hit for Swedish group Abba?

What is the name of the US electric car manufacturer, founded in 2003, whose cars include the Model S and the Model X?

The English city of Sheffield lies on which river? 

What is the capital of Kuwait? 

9. Michael Hutchence was lead singer in which 1980's Australian band?

20. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the chemical element of atomic number 26? 

21. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is a day in the ancient Roman calendar which falls roughly in the middle of each month, from which other dates are calculated? 

22. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the male prayer leader in a mosque? 

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I have just noticed that I didn't post last weeks answers, sorry it was a boozy one last weekend it must have slipped my mind

 

I'll put it in a spoiler so it don't take up too much space on the page

 

What was the population of the world at 31 Oct 2011 according to the United Nations: 4 billion; 5bn; 7bn; or 9bn? 7 billion



Traditional UK government terminology for the persuasion of ministers to vote according to party policy is called: Prod; Poke; Push; Whip; or Lash? Whip

The word desultory means: Rude and obscene; Humble and modest; Disconnected and unmethodical; or Cooling and sobering? Disconnected and unmethodical (as in communications particularly, from French desultor, vaulter, and earlier, salire, leap)

What French term, meaning 'high dressmaking', refers internationally to expensive designer clothing, typically of leading fashion houses? Haute Couture

What national population is projected to overtake China in 2020 as the largest in the world? India

Horology is the study of the measurement of what? Time (and also the manufacture and collection of time-keeping instruments)

What is the Christian service or ceremony, named from Greek meaning grateful, commemorating the Last Supper? Eucharist (from eukharistos - eu meaning well, and kharis, grace)

What grammatical sign takes its name from the Greek words 'under' and 'one'? Hyphen

What military leader's name is an arm-lock applied from from behind, typically used in wrestling? Nelson

Kaun Banega Crorepati is loose Hindi translation and an Indian version of what popular TV gameshow? Who Wants to Be A Millionaire?

What country features centrally and ironically in a map of Europe on the reverse face of Euro coins? UK (or Britain, not a member of the Euro)

Lumia is a product brand of which phone company? Nokia

What incendiary gel weapon takes its name from its napthenic and palmitic acid constituents? Napalm (a portmanteau word)

From Greek for gadfly, what is the sex hormonal substance which maintains/develops human female body characteristics? Oestrogen (from Greek oistros, meaning gadfly and frenzy)

What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52? Black Death

The stern of a ship is its: Front-end; Back-end; Underside; or Deck? Back-end

From an old saying, a popular modern term for an advance booking discount is an 'Early (what)'? Bird (bonus point, what is the full expression? 'The early bird catches the worm')

How many grooves are on one side of a standard 33RPM vinyl LP record? One

What sea lies directly south of the Irish Sea, bounded by England, Wales, Ireland and Brittany? Celtic Sea

The 30 October 2011 was the first running of which F1 Grand event? India


The UK's most senior civil servant has traditionally held what post: Cabinet Secretary; Speaker; Black Rod; or King/Queen? Cabinet Secretary (King/Queen might be a figuratively amusing answer, but technically incorrect)

The Saltire is which country's flag? Scotland

What famous detective/crime writer was the first goalkeeper and a founder of Portsmouth United Football Club? Arthur Conan Doyle (creator of Sherlock Holmes)

What naturally occurring and dangerous material is commonly represented by the formula Mg3(Si2O5)(OH)4

What, according to Forbes magazine in 2011 "...achieved in 7 years what the CIA could not in 60, i.e., knowing what 800million people think, read and listen to..." ? Facebook

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Behold the magnificent guesswork:

 

 


The 2005 US film ‘Fever Pitch', starring Drew Barrymore, is about which sport? Baseball?

In Europe, which colour denotes the easiest ski slope for skiers? White?

What was the first name of Irish author Bram Stoker? Abraham?

Templeton Peck is a character in which US television series? The A-Team

Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus was killed by having which creature dropped on his head by an eagle? Tortoise?

Who plays Winston Wolf in the Direct Line Insurance television advertisements? Buster Keaton?

Which British politician was dubbed ‘Big Beast' by the press, and was also known for his fondness for Hush Puppies'? Prescott?

Which sportsman won the fourth series of the British television show ‘Strictly Come Dancing' in 2006? Darren whatsisname the cricketer?

What is the name of the paranoid android in the novel ‘The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams?  Marvin

Who designed the wedding dress worn by Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge? John Galliano?

‘A ‘what' in the Sun' is a 1959 play by Lorraine Hansbury? Hun?

Who plays Edward Cullen in the ‘Twilight' film series? Robert Pattinson

Used in church advent services, a Christingle is made using which fruit? Passionfruit?

The original Ferris Wheel was erected in which US state for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition? Pennsylvania?

       

Comedian Larry David starred in the US television show ‘Curb Your ‘what'? Enthusiasm

What is the title of the last UK number one hit for Swedish group Abba? One of us?

What is the name of the US electric car manufacturer, founded in 2003, whose cars include the Model S and the Model X? Tesla


The English city of Sheffield lies on which river? Humber?

What is the capital of Kuwait? Kuwait

9. Michael Hutchence was lead singer in which 1980's Australian band? INXS

20. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the chemical element of atomic number 26? Iron?

21. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is a day in the ancient Roman calendar which falls roughly in the middle of each month, from which other dates are calculated? Ides?

22. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the male prayer leader in a mosque? Immam

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The 2005 US film ‘Fever Pitch', starring Drew Barrymore, is about which sport?

I thought fever pitch was about football (soccer)

In Europe, which colour denotes the easiest ski slope for skiers?

Green

What was the first name of Irish author Bram Stoker?

Geoff

Templeton Peck is a character in which US television series?

The A Team

Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus was killed by having which creature dropped on his head by an eagle?

Tortoise

Who plays Winston Wolf in the Direct Line Insurance television advertisements?

Harvey Keitel

Which British politician was dubbed ‘Big Beast' by the press, and was also known for his fondness for Hush Puppies'?

No idea. George Galloway

Which sportsman won the fourth series of the British television show ‘Strictly Come Dancing' in 2006?

Kieran Bracken

What is the name of the paranoid android in the novel ‘The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams?

Dunni

Who designed the wedding dress worn by Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge?

Timmy Hilfiger

‘A ‘what' in the Sun' is a 1959 play by Lorraine Hansbury?

Romp

Who plays Edward Cullen in the ‘Twilight' film series?

Robert Pattinson

Used in church advent services, a Christingle is made using which fruit?

Orange

The original Ferris Wheel was erected in which US state for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition?

Dunno. Maine?

Comedian Larry David starred in the US television show ‘Curb Your ‘what'?

Enthusiasm

What is the title of the last UK number one hit for Swedish group Abba?

Waterloo

What is the name of the US electric car manufacturer, founded in 2003, whose cars include the Model S and the Model X?

Tesla

The English city of Sheffield lies on which river?

River Dob

What is the capital of Kuwait?

Kuwait City (I think)

9. Michael Hutchence was lead singer in which 1980's Australian band?

INXS

20. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the chemical element of atomic number 26?

Iron

21. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is a day in the ancient Roman calendar which falls roughly in the middle of each month, from which other dates are calculated?

Can't even guess this. Iron?

22. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is the male prayer leader in a mosque?

Iron

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Yes, the male, but only because he's been in the news recently.

So I could take a guess at who the woman is from that!

 

Jimmy Carter and his wife, which google tells me is

Rosalyn Smith

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21. Which four letter word beginning with ‘I' is a day in the ancient Roman calendar which falls roughly in the middle of each month, from which other dates are calculated?

Can't even guess this. Iron?

 

 

you'll probably kick yourself , assuming you've  heard the saying beware the Ides of March in relation to Julius Caesar  ....

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