My mum and dad are members of a "quiz league" and she is convinced that it'll be her turn soon to set the quiz questions. So we got everything sorted whilst we were in Spain. Here's round 1 - can you answer them without cheating by looking on t'Internet? Or do you have any killer questions that you can add?
- How many mascots do the Chinese have for the Olympics that are due to be held there this coming summer? (1 point)
- What is the Welsh “iodine packed breakfast delicacy” traditionally served with fried bacon and cockles called? **AND FOR A BONUS POINT** What is it made of? (2 points - 1 each)
- Alphabetically speaking, what are the first and last states of the U.S.A.? (2 points, 1 for each)
- Name 3 of the 5 Tudor monarchs. (3 points)
- Who plays Indiana Jones’ love interest Marion Ravenwood in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? (1 point)
- What are the capital cities of the following southern African countries? Botswana? Namibia? (2 points, 1 for each)
- Who designed the current Stansted Airport building? (1 point)
- Where is the town with the world’s longest place name? Wales? New Zealand? Or Peru? (1 point)
- Which musician had a garden designed in his honour at the RHS Chelsea Flower show 2008? (1 point)
- In 1928 Walt Disney released the first “Mickey Mouse” cartoon, what was it called? (1 point)
So, how many did you score? There is more. Round 2 is a picture round - famous faces before they were famous ... I know that's going to be a corker!
8 comments:
I did horribly, Thank You Very Much! LOL! I am ashamed to tell you how few I knew/know....
I hope I do better on the 'picture' one....!
Good to see you, Jo! Hope all is good with you, my dear.
Right, here are my guesses:
1. 3?
2. Something to do with seaweed?
3. Alabama, West Virginia
4. Henry VIII, Mary I(?), Elizabeth I
5. Karen Allen
6.
7. Christopher Wren
8. Wales
9. John Lennon (?)
10. Steamboat Willie
What did I get? Did I win a prize? Can I be on the team?
these are all guesses considering we're not allowed to use our handy google tools lol
2. Haggis? um intestines?
3. Alabama and Wyoming (is that even a state? dunno)
8. New Zealand
That's all I got, I suck at quizzes lol
i only knew #5 and that's only because i saw her recently interviewed otherwise, i wouldn't have remembered her name. she still looks awesome!
5 like the rings. Bei bei, jing jing, huan huan, ying ying and ni ni.
I know that for sure because we visited every darn Olympic store in Beijing trying to get the right ying ying size t-shirt. Finally got it at the blooming airport.
Karen Allen for sure. Great movie, sweet end.
It's gotta be in Wales!
Steamboat willie with a very er...thin mickey indeed
ooh er, I've got to go read em again. But I suspect I'll have no clue with the English monarch question or the American geography one.
I love this stuff. The one I won handily was "This capital city in the US was named Red Stick in French" LOL..everyone on my team jumped on me to answer that one.
My knowledge of American geography was horrid but the french was just fine ;-)
Let us know how the quizzing goes!
Jo,
I've got one.
Name the American inventor who patented a gas driven road vehicle (1 point). For another point, what month and year, and finally, ha ha ha...how many gas driven road vehicles were made by said inventor.
3?
seaweed, is it called lava something?
Alabama and Wyoming
Henry VIII, Elizabeth I
No ideas re Indy
ditto for the countries
or the Stanstead thing
Is it New Zealand, didnt someboy make up the Welsh on for a giggle and it just stuck?
George Harrison
Steamboat willie?
God, I'm rubbish!
Here we go:
1.) Too damn many. (DING!)
2.) Blood sausage? and...um...blood?
3.) Alabama and Wyoming, definitely.
4.) Anne and Mary. Or were they Tudors. Damn.
5.) No idea. HATED the third movie.
6.) Where in the world IS Carmen SanDiego?
7.) A blind man.
8.) Gotta be Wales. It means Town with the Church Near the Well with Red Water...or Place with No Vowels...something.
9.) Johnny Rotten
10.) Steamboat Willy
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