Pauls Quiz 261 (Questions only)

1. The film title of which 2002 Hollywood horror thriller takes its name from a series of water colour paintings by William Blake?

2. The name for which sport stems from the French words meaning 'hooked sticks'?

3. Which musician, who has sold 72 million albums world wide, including five number one singles, is the 'A' in "A&M Records"?

4. Other than nationality, what connection do Homer Simpson, Mary Blige and Elmer Fudd have?

5. Which Belfast shipyard built the RMS Titanic?

6. War films in the 60s and 70s often had an all star cast. With the aid of the following actors who appeared in the movie, name the war film. One point for each correct answer.
a. Curd Jurgens, Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, Kenneth More, Edward Fox and Robert Shaw
b. Maximilian Schell, Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, Edward Fox, Sean Connery and James Caan
c. Curd Jurgens, Kenneth More, Sean Connery, Richard Todd and Henry Fonda

7. Outside of the USA, F, B, H, and 2H are some examples of what?

8. 'Defenestration' is the act of doing what?
a: Showing the existence of truth by giving proof or evidence
b: Throwing someone or something out of the window
c: To treat as non-existent
d: To hate or loathe intensely

9. Between the years 1960 and 1989 there were three number one UK hits with one of the four seasons in the song title. Can you name them? One point for each correct answer.

10. Which two football clubs did Edison Arantes do Nascimento play for in his career? One point for each correct answer.