Quiztime UK - Chris's Quiztime & Quizerama
Quiztime UK - Chris's Quiztime & Quizerama
Quiztime UK - Chris's Quiztime & Quizerama
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1. In which year did the Titanic sink?<br />
1912<br />
2. On which racecourse is the Scottish Grand National run?<br />
Ayr<br />
3. With which sport would you associate Jonah Barrington?<br />
Squash<br />
4. What sort of vegetable is a Scallion?<br />
Onion<br />
5. Wands Swords and Pentacles are 3 of the suits in a Tarot pack – what<br />
is the fourth?<br />
Cups<br />
6. Ellis Peters created a medieval detective monk – what was his name?<br />
Cadfael<br />
7. Blutwurst is the German equivalent of which British delicacy?<br />
Black Pudding<br />
8. AMan For All Seasons was a film about which British historical<br />
figure?<br />
Sir Thomas More<br />
9. In 1843, Sir Charles Isham imported for the first time, what repulsive<br />
thing found in a garden?<br />
Garden Gnome<br />
10. How many strings has a balalaika?<br />
Three<br />
11. Which vegetable has the most calories?<br />
Avocado<br />
12. Port-au-Prince is the capital of which Caribbean country?<br />
Haiti<br />
13. What do the letters GNER stand for in railway terms?<br />
Great North Eastern Railways<br />
14. In which country would you find the Apennine Mountains?<br />
Italy<br />
15. Which country was the first to provide old age pensions in 1889?<br />
Germany<br />
16. In which of the Bond films did Diana Rigg play the female lead?<br />
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service<br />
17. What two counties lie on either side of the Wash?<br />
Norfolk/Lincolnshire<br />
18. How many pieces does each playerhave in a game ofBackgammon?<br />
Fifteen<br />
19. What was invented by Jean de Mestral, after discovering that teasels<br />
and otherburrs stuck to his clothes, using thousands of tiny hooks?<br />
Velcro<br />
20. In which year will the next total eclipse be visible from Britain?<br />
2090 (or 2081 if you count the Channel Isles)
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