1. What is the name of
the disembodied hand in the Addams family films and TV
series |
Thing |
2. Which Motown artist
released the successful album Songs in The Key of Life |
Stevie Wonder |
3. Whose assassination
sparked off World War One |
Archduke Ferdinand |
4. How many lanes are
there in an Olympic swimming pool |
Ten |
5. What were estate cars
formerly known as |
Shooting brakes |
6. In the UK we call it
candy floss what would an American call it |
Cotton candy |
7. Which British
organization's motto is In Utmost Good Faith |
Lloyds of London |
8. Which sitcom starred
Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer as a married couple |
Butterflies |
9. From which song do
the following lyrics come, “Let's move before they raise
the parking rate” |
All Right Now by Free |
10. Which breed of terrier
is the smallest in stature as recognised by The Kennel
Club |
Yorkshire terrier |
11. Which county did wicket
keeper Godfrey Evans play cricket for |
Kent |
12. Why is money sometimes
called bread |
Bread and honey (rhyming slang) |
13. A consignment sent by
boat is called a cargo what is a consignment sent by
train called |
Shipment |
14. What is the capital of
The Bahamas |
Nassau |
15. What nationality was
actor Raymond Burr who played Ironside and Perry Mason |
Canadian |
16. Who had a number one in
the seventies with Bye Bye Baby |
Bay City Rollers |
17. Which club beginning
with B were the first club to provide England with 100
rugby union players |
Blackheath |
18. Which American aircraft
company made the World War Two Dauntless light bomber |
Douglas |
19. What is the spirit used
in the Italian dessert Tiramisu |
Brandy |
20. When England won the
football World Cup in 1966 seven of the squad did not
get a game in the finals can you name them (they were
finally awarded medals in 2009) |
Ron Springett, Peter Bonetti, Jimmy
Armfield, Ron Flowers, Norman Hunter George Eastham and
Gerry Byrne |
21. Which film were Liz
Taylor and Richard Burton working on when they fell in
love |
Cleopatra |
22. Beethoven’s third
symphony the Eroica was originally dedicated to which
military leader |
Napoleon |
23. In cricket can a
batsman be stumped off a wide and given out |
Yes |
24. What is the former name
of Guyana |
British Guiana |
25. How many squares are
there on a Snakes and Ladders board |
A hundred |
26. Which Swiss watchmaker
make the Oyster watch |
Rolex |
27. Mission to Moscow was
the subtitle of which American comedy film |
Police Academy 7 |
28. When Buddy Holly was
killed in a plane crash in 1959, who were the other two
singers that also died (point for each) |
Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens |
29. How many branches must
a stags antlers have to become a royal stag |
Twelve |
30. Which two bodies merged
in 1918 to form the RAF |
Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal
Flying Corps |
31. In which Shakespeare
play do we hear about Yorick and Ophelia |
Hamlet |
32. American designer
Raymond Loewy designed a classic pack for which brand of
cigarettes |
Lucky Strike |
33. What is the Scottish
equivalent to the Attorney General |
The Lord Advocate |
34. What is the well known
tune for piano that can be played by one finger on each
hand called |
Chopsticks |
35. What colour are the
flowers of the laburnum |
Yellow |
36. Which British car
manufacturer made the Renown in the forties and fifties |
Triumph |
37. What is the only island
city in England |
Portsmouth on Portsea Island |
38. What was the name of
the villain in the Bond film From Russia With Love
played by Robert Shaw |
Red Grant |
39. From which Handel
oratorio does the Hallelujah Chorus come |
The Messiah |
40. What is the only
English anagram of Indicatory to be found in a
dictionary |
DICTIONARY |
Round 2 -
JUST THE JOB |
1.
At what profession did Sir
Christopher Wren achieve lasting fame |
Architect |
2.
In which job must you constantly
rotate the gob on the end of your nose |
Glassblowing |
3.
What in Ireland was a gombeen man |
Money lender or
tallyman |
4.
What is the difference between a
butler and a valet |
A valet serves a
man and a butler serves the household |
5.
What does a fellmonger deal in
|
Animal skins |
6.
What is the proper term for someone
who makes women's hats |
Milliner |
7.
In the 17th century what job was done
by 'Charlies' |
Night-watchmen |
8.
What is the name given to someone who
makes wagons |
Wainwright |
9.
Originally what was a coward |
Boy who took care
of-cows |
10.
Ellen Church became the first person
to take up which occupation in 1930 |
Air
|