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	Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year?		Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year?
	A: 1984		A: 1984

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New page: ==Play at home (answers below)== Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year? A: 1984 B: 2000 C: 2100 Answer: ? Q2: Which famous exploror went to America in 1492? A: Magellen B: Columbu...

New page

==Play at home (answers below)==
Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year?
A: 1984
B: 2000
C: 2100
Answer: ?

Q2: Which famous exploror went to America in 1492?
A: Magellen
B: Columbus
C: Nelson
Answer: ?

Q3: Newton leant his name to which unit of measurement?
A: Pressure
B: Force
C: Work
Answer: ?

Q4: The 'Garden if England' is usually referred to as:
A: Essex
B: Kent
C: Cornwall
Answer: ?

Q5: At what time is CH4's Countdown aired at
A: 330pm
B: 400pm
C: 430pm
Answer: ?

Q6: Ian Hislop is the Editor of which satirical magazine?
A: New Statesman
B: Nature
C: Private Eye
Answer: ?

Q7: Who makes cars in 'any colour as long as it's black'?
A: Ford
B: Mercedez Benz
C: Rolls Royce
Answer: ?

Q8: Who broke D Thompson's Decathalon world record?
A: Heinz Frei
B: Jan Zelezny
C: Dan O'Brian
Answer: ?

Q9: Who played Helen Daniels in Neighbours?
A: Anne Charleston
B: Anne Haddy
C: Anne Robinson
Answer: ?

Q10: In music what is a 'paradiddle'?
A: A silent beat
B: A type of melody
C: A drum beat
Answer: ?

Q11: Who is the current BDO world darts champion?
A: John Lowe
B: Raymond Barnevelt
C: Andy Fordham
Answer: ?

Q12: Is the 'Angel Islington' a road in Monopoly?
A: YES
B: NO
C:
Answer: ?

Q13: Which band were originally called 'Seymor'
A: Blur
B: Oasis
C: Supergrass
Answer: ?

Q14: What is the newsagents in Coronation street called?
A: The Cabin
B: The Kabin
C: The Corner shop
Answer: ?

Q15: In cricket - a 'double Nelson' is what?
A: 2 consecutive 6's
B: 222 runs
C: 2 wickets off 1 ball
Answer: ?

Q16: How many bytes are there in a kilobyte?
A: 1000
B: 1024
C: 1048
Answer: ?

Q17: Which english county has the fewest borders?
A: Cheshire
B: Worcestershire
C: Cornwall
Answer: ?

Q18: Human DNA is acidic
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
C:
Answer: ?

Q19: Which horse finished 1st in the cancelled Grand National?
A: Party Politics
B: Esher Ness
C: Desert Orchid
Answer: ?

Q20: Which of the following was not part of the Ottoman Empire?
A: Germany
B: Austria
C: Hungary
Answer: ?

Q21: Which TW presenter crossed the Atlantic with R.Branson?
A: Judith
B: Howard
C: Peter
Answer: ?

Q22: Which county is the Isle of White in?
A: Dorset
B: Hampshire
C: Kent
Answer: ?

Q23: Which football team resides at Meadow Lane
A: Manchester City
B: Notts County
C: Leicester City
Answer: ?

Q24: Which two metals make up bronze?
A: Copper & Zinc
B: Copper & Tin
C: Copper & Lead
Answer: ?

Q25: Which of the following have not advertised for BT
A: Maureen Lipman
B: Rory McGrath
C: Shane Richie
Answer: ?

Q26: In which year was the Chernobyl nuclear disaster?
A: 1986
B: 1987
C: 1989
Answer: ?

Q27: Who was Cassious Clay better known as?
A: Mike Tyson
B: Joe Bucknor
C: Mohammid Ali
Answer: ?

Q28: When was Shakespear's "Tempest" started?
A: 1600
B: 1605
C: 1610
Answer: ?

Q29: What is 'linonophobia' the fear of?
A: String
B: Cardboard
C: Sellotape
Answer: ?

Q30: Is 'Wensleydale' cheese one of Wallace's favourites?
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
C:
Answer: ?

Q31: Belisha beacons are named after the
A: inventor
B: then transport minister
C: then prime minister
Answer: ?

Q32: Which artist sang with 'Queen' in 'Under Pressure'?
A: Elton John
B: George Michael
C: David Bowie
Answer: ?

Q33: Who taught Lisa Simpson how to play the sax?
A: Aching foot
B: Sore jaw
C: Bleeding Gums
Answer: ?

Q34: How does 'VW' translate into English?
A: People's saloon
B: Family wagon
C: Utility vehicle
Answer: ?

Q35: Which chemical element has symbol 'Sn'
A: Silicon
B: Tin
C: Salt
Answer: ?

Q36: Who owned the ill fated 'Titanic'?
A: Vickers
B: Cunard
C: White Star
Answer: ?

Q37: What was Rory underwood's profession before rugby?
A: a fireman
B: a pilot
C: a councellor
Answer: ?

Q38: Which monkey starred alongside 'Orvil' the duck?
A: Bubbles
B: Sniffles
C: Cuddles
Answer: ?

Q39: Who played 'Timothy' in the sitcom 'Sorry'?
A: Chris Barrie
B: Ronnie Corbet
C: Ronnie Barker
Answer: ?

Q40: What is 7 score plus a baker's dozen?
A: 153
B: 97
C: 187
Answer: ?

Q41: Who sponsors the 'Oval' cricket grounds?
A: Labatts
B: Fosters
C: Tetley
Answer: ?

Q42: What is Springfield's mayor called in the Simpsons?
A: Mayor Quincy
B: Mayor Seymour
C: Mayor Quimby
Answer: ?

Q43: Which was the last Bond film to star R.Moore?
A: For your eyes only
B: Moonraker
C: A view to a kill
Answer: ?

Q44: What is the theoretical maximum score in snooker?
A: 147
B: 152
C: 157
Answer: ?

Q45: Which underground line serves Heathrow Airport?
A: Waterloo
B: Bakerloo
C: Central line
Answer: ?

Q46: Who didn't present 'Treasure Hunt':
A: Anneka Rice
B: Annabel Croft
C: Ulrika Johnson
Answer: ?

Q47: Which production company makes 'University Challenge'?
A: Hat Trick
B: Granada
C: Mentorn Films
Answer: ?

Q48: Who won the FA cup in 1991?
A: Liverpool
B: Wimbledon
C: Tottenham Hotspur
Answer: ?

Q49: What's the phone number of 'National Express'
A: 0181 399 4999
B: 0345 225 225
C: 0990 80 80 80
Answer: ?

Q50: What's the collective noun for lions?
A: Pack
B: Pride
C: Prey
Answer: ?

==Answers==
Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year?
A: 1984
B: 2000
C: 2100
Answer: C

Q2: Which famous exploror went to America in 1492?
A: Magellen
B: Columbus
C: Nelson
Answer: B

Q3: Newton leant his name to which unit of measurement?
A: Pressure
B: Force
C: Work
Answer: B

Q4: The 'Garden if England' is usually referred to as:
A: Essex
B: Kent
C: Cornwall
Answer: B

Q5: At what time is CH4's Countdown aired at
A: 330pm
B: 400pm
C: 430pm
Answer: C

Q6: Ian Hislop is the Editor of which satirical magazine?
A: New Statesman
B: Nature
C: Private Eye
Answer: C

Q7: Who makes cars in 'any colour as long as it's black'?
A: Ford
B: Mercedez Benz
C: Rolls Royce
Answer: A

Q8: Who broke D Thompson's Decathalon world record?
A: Heinz Frei
B: Jan Zelezny
C: Dan O'Brian
Answer: C

Q9: Who played Helen Daniels in Neighbours?
A: Anne Charleston
B: Anne Haddy
C: Anne Robinson
Answer: B

Q10: In music what is a 'paradiddle'?
A: A silent beat
B: A type of melody
C: A drum beat
Answer: C

Q11: Who is the current BDO world darts champion?
A: John Lowe
B: Raymond Barnevelt
C: Andy Fordham
Answer: B

Q12: Is the 'Angel Islington' a road in Monopoly?
A: YES
B: NO
C:
Answer: A

Q13: Which band were originally called 'Seymor'
A: Blur
B: Oasis
C: Supergrass
Answer: A

Q14: What is the newsagents in Coronation street called?
A: The Cabin
B: The Kabin
C: The Corner shop
Answer: B

Q15: In cricket - a 'double Nelson' is what?
A: 2 consecutive 6's
B: 222 runs
C: 2 wickets off 1 ball
Answer: B

Q16: How many bytes are there in a kilobyte?
A: 1000
B: 1024
C: 1048
Answer: B

Q17: Which english county has the fewest borders?
A: Cheshire
B: Worcestershire
C: Cornwall
Answer: C

Q18: Human DNA is acidic
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
C:
Answer: A

Q19: Which horse finished 1st in the cancelled Grand National?
A: Party Politics
B: Esher Ness
C: Desert Orchid
Answer: B

Q20: Which of the following was not part of the Ottoman Empire?
A: Germany
B: Austria
C: Hungary
Answer: A

Q21: Which TW presenter crossed the Atlantic with R.Branson?
A: Judith
B: Howard
C: Peter
Answer: C

Q22: Which county is the Isle of White in?
A: Dorset
B: Hampshire
C: Kent
Answer: B

Q23: Which football team resides at Meadow Lane
A: Manchester City
B: Notts County
C: Leicester City
Answer: B

Q24: Which two metals make up bronze?
A: Copper & Zinc
B: Copper & Tin
C: Copper & Lead
Answer: A

Q25: Which of the following have not advertised for BT
A: Maureen Lipman
B: Rory McGrath
C: Shane Richie
Answer: C

Q26: In which year was the Chernobyl nuclear disaster?
A: 1986
B: 1987
C: 1989
Answer: A

Q27: Who was Cassious Clay better known as?
A: Mike Tyson
B: Joe Bucknor
C: Mohammid Ali
Answer: C

Q28: When was Shakespear's "Tempest" started?
A: 1600
B: 1605
C: 1610
Answer: C

Q29: What is 'linonophobia' the fear of?
A: String
B: Cardboard
C: Sellotape
Answer: A

Q30: Is 'Wensleydale' cheese one of Wallace's favourites?
A: TRUE
B: FALSE
C:
Answer: A

Q31: Belisha beacons are named after the
A: inventor
B: then transport minister
C: then prime minister
Answer: B

Q32: Which artist sang with 'Queen' in 'Under Pressure'?
A: Elton John
B: George Michael
C: David Bowie
Answer: C

Q33: Who taught Lisa Simpson how to play the sax?
A: Aching foot
B: Sore jaw
C: Bleeding Gums
Answer: C

Q34: How does 'VW' translate into English?
A: People's saloon
B: Family wagon
C: Utility vehicle
Answer: A

Q35: Which chemical element has symbol 'Sn'
A: Silicon
B: Tin
C: Salt
Answer: B

Q36: Who owned the ill fated 'Titanic'?
A: Vickers
B: Cunard
C: White Star
Answer: C

Q37: What was Rory underwood's profession before rugby?
A: a fireman
B: a pilot
C: a councellor
Answer: B

Q38: Which monkey starred alongside 'Orvil' the duck?
A: Bubbles
B: Sniffles
C: Cuddles
Answer: C

Q39: Who played 'Timothy' in the sitcom 'Sorry'?
A: Chris Barrie
B: Ronnie Corbet
C: Ronnie Barker
Answer: B

Q40: What is 7 score plus a baker's dozen?
A: 153
B: 97
C: 187
Answer: A

Q41: Who sponsors the 'Oval' cricket grounds?
A: Labatts
B: Fosters
C: Tetley
Answer: B

Q42: What is Springfield's mayor called in the Simpsons?
A: Mayor Quincy
B: Mayor Seymour
C: Mayor Quimby
Answer: C

Q43: Which was the last Bond film to star R.Moore?
A: For your eyes only
B: Moonraker
C: A view to a kill
Answer: C

Q44: What is the theoretical maximum score in snooker?
A: 147
B: 152
C: 157
Answer: B

Q45: Which underground line serves Heathrow Airport?
A: Waterloo
B: Bakerloo
C: Central line
Answer: C

Q46: Who didn't present 'Treasure Hunt':
A: Anneka Rice
B: Annabel Croft
C: Ulrika Johnson
Answer: C

Q47: Which production company makes 'University Challenge'?
A: Hat Trick
B: Granada
C: Mentorn Films
Answer: B

Q48: Who won the FA cup in 1991?
A: Liverpool
B: Wimbledon
C: Tottenham Hotspur
Answer: C

Q49: What's the phone number of 'National Express'
A: 0181 399 4999
B: 0345 225 225
C: 0990 80 80 80
Answer: C

Q50: What's the collective noun for lions?
A: Pack
B: Pride
C: Prey
Answer: B

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Sprow at 08:43, 4 May 2007

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Sprow: New page: ==Play at home (answers below)== Q1: Which of the following is NOT a leap year? A: 1984 B: 2000 C: 2100 Answer: ? Q2: Which famous exploror went to America in 1492? A: Magellen B: Columbu...