... t and colourful spring flower is named after a beautiful young man in Greek mythology who was murdered by the jealous west wind god Zephyrus? 4. Which two capital cities are found either side of the Riv ...

... ind Me In The Kitchen At Parties (Jona Lewie) 11. Horse (mare's milk) 12. To shop (onios is Greek for 'for sale') 13. Just Fontaine 14. Boxer uprising or Boxer rebellion 15. Matrix 16. Sto ...

...  and a confection made with sesame paste and sugar. 7. Which river runs through or by each of the following capital cities? One point for each correct answer. a. Brazzaville b. Vientiane c. Warsaw d. M ...

... ot of boys and we can name them all after you." "But before we start that, may I have the stamps?"  6. What are the two most populated cities in Croatia? One point for each correct answer. 7. Which  ...

... Triple Crown of Motorsport' is winning which three prestigious events? One point for each correct answer. 18. Hollywood stars Morgan Freeman, Danny Glover and Sidney Poitier have all played which man  ...

... ou don't tug on Superman's cape, you don't spit into the wind, you don't pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger  11. Constantinople and Moscow excluded, what were the five most populated European cities ...

... e know you were gone d. Hey little girl is your daddy home e. I chew my nails and I twiddle my thumbs, I'm really nervous but it sure is fun  11. What are the two most populated cities in Yemen? One p ...

...  who succeeded St Peter? 3. Name the three capital cities in the world that begin with the letters 'Ka'. One point for each correct answer. 4. Name the celebrity mothers who gave their son our daught ...

... na Christie'. " Garbo ......"  9. According to Forbes magazine, which five countries in the world have the most US dollar billionaires? One point for each correct answer. 10. The following lyrics  ...

...  18. In which profession did the American Howard Hawks (1896-1977) excel? 19. What are the two most populated cities in Norway? One point for each correct answer. 20. Which television family live ...

... ain" back into charts in 1971? 18. What are the two most populated cities in Colombia? 19. Which song title was a number one hit in the US for both Petula Clark and Paul McCartney & Wings? 20.  ...

1. Which country has a national holiday on May 28th each year in order to celebrate its first nuclear test? 2. A walled citadel found in North African towns and cities. Six letters. 3. Abkhazia and ...

... w will play the part of Q in the new James Bond film. a. Which two actors have previously played the role? b. What does 'Q' mean? 4. Plus or minus three years, when was the tie break introduced at Wimbled ...

... resenting the distasteful materialism and ignorant elitism Swift encountered in Britain. Hence the term "yahoo" has come to mean "a crude, brutish or obscenely coarse person". American frontiersman Danie ...

... t known case of which pandemic was observed at Fort Riley, Kansas, USA? 8. Which island country has the highest number of snake bite fatalities each year? 9. Which Academy Award winner for best actre ...

...  9. Only the Black Rose 10. Hyacinth House 11. Scarlet Begonias 2. The following are nicknames for which cities? a. La La Land b. The City of 100 Spires c. Lost Wages d. The Athens of the North ...

... , Frank Sedgman and Serena Williams. 8. Three answers. a. A Tale Of Two Cities (Charles Dickens) b. Frankenstein (Mary Shelley) c. Gone With The Wind (Margaret Mitchell) 9. Poland 10. Carole  ...

... oungest?) 25. True or False: Dr. Seuss, the creator of the Christmas hating Grinch, was a psychiatrist? 26. In order to make their geese happier, fatter & tastier for the coming Christmas seaso ...

... rather than of Wales. 3. Fédération Internationale de Football Association 4. Four answers a. Lauren Hutton b. Margaux Hemingway c. Cheryl Tiegs d. Jerry Hall 5. Un Chien Andalou Un Chien Andalou  ...

1. Based on the total number of passengers per year, the two busiest metro (subway) systems in the world are in which cities? One point for each correct answer 2. Which popular dried fruit is named after ...

... l 6. The Isle of Wight Festival * http://www.hellomagazine.com/celebrities/201106135597/kate-moss-hen-do-mike-tindall-stag-do 7. B - Dermot O'Leary * http://www.fishyfishy.co.uk/news.html 8. C -  ...

... US President in what 1996 film? 5. Which country has the most Universities almost twice the number as USA? 6. What was the name of the follow up to "Raiders Of The Lost Ark"? " 7. How is the medica ...

... ost populated cities (including metro areas) in the world which end with the letter 'S'. One point for each correct answer. 19. Which strait separates Canada and Greenland? 20. Which spot of bother, origi ...

... ; f. Henry Fonda 5. What did Fred Astaire, Heidi Klum, Michael Flatley and Betty Grable all do to their legs? 6. Until the mid 1970s Smarties were called Smarties chocolate what? 7. In Venice, wh ...

... he morning     f. He drinks a lager drink 11. Why was 'Cool hand Luke' sent to prison? 12. Who is the most infamous Seraph? 13. What are the two most populated cities in each of ...

... ; c. Oliebollen (donuts)     d. Frikadellen (Hamburger patties) 6. Which two European countries declared their independence on Jan 1st 1993? 7. The following words are from songs wi ...

... h 2,438 bridges, which of the following cities has the most bridges in Europe?     a. Hamburg     b. Amsterdam     c. St Petersburg     ...

The following questions are all tie-breakers, to be used in the event where two or more teams end the competition with exactly the same amount of points. It is assumed that no team will actually know the ...

... III in the TV series ?The Tudors?? 18. At which weight division does Katie Taylor box? 19. Who is the editor (October 2009) of the ?Irish Independent' newspaper? 20. Who is the current (October 2009)  ...

... John Christie 40. Herbert Asquith      ...

1. On older maps there were four coasts between present day Liberia and Nigeria named after 'valuable' commodities. Can you name them?One point for each correct answer 2. Gene Autry is the only entertaine ...

... rance, Holland, Spain and the UK all tied for first place in which contest? 8. The majority of the biological and chemical weapons from WWI and WWII have been dumped in which sea? 9. Fish and chips, Ha ...

... 4. According to the adverts, this product is "the real thing" 15. Rowan Atkinson played an inept secret agent in this series of ads but, what was he advertising? 16. Who played Beattie,  ...

...  also have a penis. Duelling in Paraguay is legal as long as both parties are registered blood donors. An adult giraffe's kick is so powerfull it can decapitate a lion. There are more pi ...

In the last 4000 years, no new animals have been domesticated. The ant always falls over on its right side when intoxicated. Armadillos can be housebroken. According to sales, 17,000 individual 'smarties ...

... g upwards all the time. Statistically, you are very unlikely to die in a plane crash, there are more survivors of plane crashes than casualties every year. The main problem in crashes is that under pressur ...

... in Namibia, southwest Africa, in 1920. It is 9 feet (2.75m) long and 8 feet (2.43m) wide. According to experts, large caves tend to "breathe"; they inhale and exhale great quantities of air ...

... ds two of the top ten most populous cities: Los Angeles and San Diego. Los Angeles is ranked the fourth largest economy in the United States compared to other states. Simi Valley is the home of the Ron ...

...  spray WD40, what does the WD stand for? 6. How tall, in centimetres, is an Oscar statuette? 7. Which two cities are connected by Britains longest road? 8. In 1954, when Roger Bannister ran the mil ...

... h February 1984 Bruce McCandless became the first human to do what untied? 24. Who coined the spying term 'mole'? 25. Which famous vessel constructed with balsa wood was named after a sun god? 26 ...

... 81; Магазин, Glavnyi Universalnyi Magazin) is a common name for the main department store in many cities of the Soviet Union and some post-Soviet states. The  ...

...      c: Das haessliche Entlein.      d: Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse.      e: Aschenputtel.      f: Der gestiefelte Kater. ...

... s, the musicians David Peacock and Charles Hodges better known as what? 20. In Europe which two capital cities are closest together? (The Vatican excluded) 21. Germany's first Autobahn was opened bet ...

... e, parties, merriment and festivities? Eight letters. 10. Where were British troops sent during Operation Banner? (Clue: 1969). 11. What took place for the first time in Alamogordo, New Mexico, on J ...

...  20. Europe boasts the world's shortest frontier. Where is it? 21. Deoxyribonucleic acid is more commonly known by what short form? 22. The world's southernmost active volcano stands on Ross Island ...

... t? 14. From which insect do we get the food colouring cochineal? 15: Tiebreaker: In their lifetime, the average Briton eats how many complete loaves of bread? (to be used as a deciding question in  ...

... may be named after a patient (examples include Christmas disease, Lou Gehrig's disease, Hartnup disease and Mortimer's disease). Related disease namings include place names (Bornholm disease, Lyme diseas ...

... principality to england 20. Where in england according to bram stoker did dracula first set ashore Tie break: name the year hawaii becomes the 50th state of the usa ANSWERS 1. Italy 2. High ...

... on, as the quizzes are not formal affairs, slight errors in wording may lead to confusion and have led to a recent court case in the UK. Pub Quiz Tie-breaker In the event of a tie, the quizmaster  ...

1. Which rail station has a record 67 platforms? 2. Who was the famous passenger on 'the sealed train' in 1917? 3. In which cities would one find the following railway stations?       ...