Pauls Quiz 215 (Questions only)

1. John Spilsbury is credited with putting together which baffling invention in the 1760s?

2. A plot element in a film is often called which one of the following?
    a. Macbeth
    b. Macduff
    c. MacGuffin
    d. Macleod

3. The old name for which island country stems from the Latin word for beautiful?

4. Which sport legend was given the nickname Le Crocodil?

5. On the Voyager 1 spacecraft there is a golden record with greetings in different languages and a collection of various Earth sounds. There is also a 90 minute recording of music from many cultures. Which two composers appear the most on this record?

6. Which politician is the co-author of the book Judo:  History, Theory, Practice?

7. What are the signature songs for each of the following characters?
    a. Kermit the Frog
    b. The Cookie Monster

8. In Japan, what is a Gaijin?

9. The following words are from which songs with the word 'world' in the song title?
    a. It's the only thing that there's just too little of
    b. But it wouldn't be nothing without a woman or a girl
    c. That's great, it starts with an earthquake
    d. Jeremiah was a bullfrog
    e. Don't know much about the French I took
    f. Well gidy up gidy up and get away
    g. Birds sing out of tune and rain clouds hide the moon
    h. Other eyes see the stars up in the skies, but for me they shine in your eyes

10. Fabulated Marshmellows, Protozoic Spliff, and Netherworldy Mugwumps are all examples of a two word search query that returns exactly one hit in google. What are these queries called?