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Quiz #100 - 1st November 2011Venue: Chilled Bar

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Round 1

1.Food & Drink If you were eating légumes in a French restaurant, what would you be eating?
 Vegetables
2.On This Day Which treaty took effect on this day, 1st November, 1993, formally establishing the European Union?
 Maastricht Treaty
3.Science & Nature What 'L' describes a hare less than one year old?
 Leveret
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  Conway Twitty - It's Only Make BelieveConway Twitty - It's Only Make Believe (1954)
5.Sport & Leisure What 'B' describes a sport which combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting?
 Biathlon
6.Anagram RAMBO HYPER THUG is an anagram of which Academy Award winning actor?
  Humphrey BogartHumphrey Bogart
7.Entertainment In the 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and in stage and film adaptations since, what is Dorothy's surname?
 Gale
8.Logos This logo belongs to the governing body of which sport?

Motorcycle racing

 Motorcycle racing (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme)
9.Music Name the Australian born singer who won the Eurovision Song Contest for Ireland in 1980, 1987 and 1992.
  Johnny LoganJohnny Logan
10.History By what name has No. 617 Squadron Royal Air Force been known since the Second World War?
  The DambustersThe Dambusters
11.Entertainment Which fictional character has been played by Albert Finney, Sir Peter Ustinov, Sir Ian Holm and David Suchet?
  Hercule PoirotHercule Poirot
12.Music How many white keys are there on a standard modern 88 key piano?
 52 (36 black)


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Round 2

1.Food & Drink What is the name of the cocktail made with vodka, Galliano, and orange juice?
 Harvey Wallbanger
2.Current Affairs In the news this week, the population of the world surpassed which landmark figure yesterday?
 7 billion
3.Science & Nature What is polyvinyl chloride more often called?
 PVC
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  The Foundations - Baby Now That I've Found YouThe Foundations - Baby Now That I've Found You (1967)
5.Sport & Leisure Who were the last team to win the English Football League First Division before it changed to the Premier League in 1992?
 Leeds United (1991-1992 season)
6.Geography Approximately 53 miles wide, which narrow stretch of water separates Russia and Alaska at their nearest point?
 Bering Strait
7.Art & Literature If Gordon is 4, Henry is 3, and Edward is 2, who is 1?
Bonus Point: Who is 5?
  Thomas - Bonus: JamesThomas - Bonus: James (Thomas and Friends)
8.Flags Which European country has this as its national flag?

Hungary

 Hungary (Magyar Köztársaság)
9.Music Originally portrayed by Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi, what are the first names of "The Blues Brothers"?
 Jake and Elwood
10.History In 1982, Héctor E. Bonzo was the last captain of which ship?
  General BelgranoGeneral Belgrano
11.Entertainment Who played the role of villain Howard Payne in the 1994 film "Speed"?
  Dennis HopperDennis Hopper
12.Pot Luck How many consonants are there in the Thai alphabet?
 44


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Round 3

1.General Knowledge What 'T' is a precision surveying instrument used to measure angles in the horizontal and vertical planes.
  TheodoliteTheodolite
2.In This Year In this year: George W. Bush succeeded Bill Clinton as President of the United States; Russian space station Mir re-entered the atmosphere to end its 15 year service in the Pacific Ocean; and English politician and author Jeffrey Archer was sentenced to 4 years in prison. What year was it?  (Nearest team gets 1 point)
 2001
3.Science & Nature In computing terms, what does USB stand for?
 Universal Serial Bus
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  10cc - I'm Not in Love10cc - I'm Not in Love (1975)
5.Sport & Leisure In inches, what is the diameter of a standard dartboard?
 18
6.Anagram FINE IN TORN JEANS is an anagram of which well known American actress?
  Jennifer AnistonJennifer Aniston
7.Art & Literature Which famous novel features the characters of Ralph, Simon and Piggy?
Bonus Point: Name the author.
  Lord of the Flies - Bonus: William GoldingLord of the Flies - Bonus: William Golding
8.Geography Alaska is the largest state in the USA, Texas is the second largest, which is third?
 California
9.Music Born Elaine Bookbinder in Broughton, Lancashire in 1945, by what name is this famous singer better known?
  Elkie BrooksElkie Brooks
10.History How many British monarchs reigned during the 20th century?
 6 (Victoria, Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, George VI, Elizabeth II)
11.Entertainment Whose last film role was as Mr. Bridger in the 1969 original The Italian Job?
  Noël CowardNoël Coward
12.General Knowledge In mathematical terms, what does LCD stand for?
 Lowest Common Denominator


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Round 4

1.General Knowledge No more than 6 letters long, spell correctly the plural of 'radius'.
 Radii (Radiuses)
2.Current Affairs Name the 24 year old motorcycle racer who died after an accident during the Malaysian Grand Prix on 23rd October.
  Marco SimoncelliMarco Simoncelli
3.Science & Nature Which temperature has the same value in both Centigrade and Fahrenheit?
 -40
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  The Jam - Beat SurrenderThe Jam - Beat Surrender (1982)
5.Sport & Leisure Who beat Texas Rangers to win baseball's World Series 2011 on Saturday?
  St Louis CardinalsSt Louis Cardinals
6.Entertainment Name this TV series.
  The KillingThe Killing
7.Art & Literature What 'H' are elephants called in the 'Winnie The Pooh' books?
 Heffalumps
8.Landmarks Name this world famous landmark.

Taipei 101

 Taipei 101
9.Music Born in Minnesota in 1941, by what name is singer/songwriter Robert Zimmerman better known?
  Bob DylanBob Dylan
10.History Robert Ballard was head of an expedition that discovered what in 1985?
  The wreck of RMS TitanicThe wreck of RMS Titanic
11.Entertainment The Edge Of Reason was the 2004 sequel to which 2001 film?
  Bridget Jones's DiaryBridget Jones's Diary
12.General Knowledge Worldwide, how many Disney Resorts are there currently in operation?
Bonus Point: In which city is the next resort due to open in 2016?
 5 - Bonus: Shanghai (California, Florida, Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong. Shanghai due to open in 2016.)


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Picture Round

Picture Round 1st November 2011

1. Keira Knightley 2. Eddie Murphy 3. Dmitry Medvedev 4. Ivana Miličević
5. Scarlett Johansson 6. Susan Sarandon 7. Pat Benatar 8. Winona Ryder
9. Charlie Chaplin 10. Edward Kennedy 11. Debbie Harry 12. Kevin Spacey


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Round 5

1.General Knowledge Which letter of the Greek alphabet is this?

Gamma

 Gamma
2.On This Day Name the British painter, famous for his matchstick men, born on this day, 1st November, 1887.
 L. S. Lowry
3.Science & Nature What 'H' is the medical term for the bone in your upper arm?
  HumerusHumerus
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  Mark Morrison - Return of the MackMark Morrison - Return of the Mack (1996)
5.Sport & Leisure Between 1992 and 2011, how many different clubs have competed in the English Premier League?  (Nearest team gets 1 point)
 45
6.Anagram BRA OR BIG TITTED is an anagram of which well known actress born in 1934?
  Brigitte BardotBrigitte Bardot
7.Art & Literature In the Old Testament, what book comes between Leviticus and Deuteronomy?
 Numbers
8.Geography Other than England, which country has a city called London on a river called the Thames in a county called Middlesex?
 Canada (Ontario)
9.Music Who sang the title track for the 1981 Bond Film 'For Your Eyes Only'?
  Sheena EastonSheena Easton
10.History Name the Buckinghamshire estate which became home to Britain's code breaking operations during World War II.
  Bletchley ParkBletchley Park
11.Entertainment Who played the leading role in the 1986 film version of 'The Fly'?
  Jeff GoldblumJeff Goldblum
12.General Knowledge Spell correctly the plural of 'axis'.
 Axes


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Round 6

1.Food & Drink Though it contains no fish, what 'H' is a Chinese dipping sauce which derives its name from the Cantonese word for 'seafood'?
  Hoisin / HaixianHoisin / Haixian
2.Current Affairs Name the 33 year old British racing driver killed after a collision at the 2011 IndyCar World Championship at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on 16th October.
  Dan WheldonDan Wheldon (Daniel Clive Wheldon)
3.Science & Nature An inguinal orchiectomy or orchidectomy is the surgical removal of what?
  TesticlesTesticles
4.Music Name that tune.  (½ point each for Artist and Title)

  Jennifer Lopez - Let's Get LoudJennifer Lopez - Let's Get Loud (2000)
5.Sport & Leisure Name the tennis player awarded the 'Venus Rosewater Dish' on 2nd July 2011.
Bonus Point: Who was runner-up?
  Petra Kvitová - Bonus: Maria SharapovaPetra Kvitová - Bonus: Maria Sharapova (Ladies' Singles Final - Wimbledon)
6.Geography What is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea?
 Sicily
7.Art & Literature In a 1928 novel by D. H. Lawrence, the character of Oliver Mellors is described in the title as what?
  Lady Chatterley's LoverLady Chatterley's Lover
8.Geography Which US state is this?

Montana

 Montana
9.Music Which well known band was formed in 1973 by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young?
  AC/DCAC/DC
10.History During World War II, who was known as the "Desert Fox"?
  Field Marshal Erwin RommelField Marshal Erwin Rommel
11.Entertainment Which 1973 film saw Steve McQueen in the role of prison escapee Henri Charrière?
  PapillonPapillon
12.General Knowledge In a standard game of Monopoly, what is the sum of the number of Community Chest squares on the board, plus the number of dice used, plus the amount for passing Go, plus the number of Utility squares, plus the number of Railway squares.
 211 (3+2+200+2+4)


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Picture Round

Picture Round 1st November 2011

1. Kelly Brook 2. Angelina Jolie 3. Tom Wilkinson 4. Gwen Stefani
5. Neve Campbell 6. Hillary Clinton 7. Donny Osmond 8. Lady Gaga
9. Mark Harmon 10. Patrick Swayze 11. Robin Williams 12. Katie Holmes

Snowball Question

Snowball QuestionExcluding hijackers, how many victims were on board the four Boeing aircraft hijacked on September 11, 2001?
246 (plus 19 hijackers)

Scoreboard

 Team Name R1 R2 R3 P1 R4 R5 R6 P2 Total
Juan Kerrs 10 10 10½ 9 10 76
Khon Kaen Layabouts 9 10 7 9 68


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