Catchphrase – Mix 01
Catchphrase – Mix 01
Here are 12 Catchphrase style quiz questions and answers.
If you present your pub quiz on TV screens using PowerPoint, these are great to use however you decide.
If You See It… Say It
In this post, just 12 random mixed Catchphrases, each with a hint.
Best part is – these are “cheat-proof”. Instructions on how to use below.
Some easier than others… good luck!
Question 1
Hint: Band from Sheffield.
Reveal Answer
Arctic Monkeys
Question 2
Hint: Real name: Leslie Sebastian Charles.
Reveal Answer
Billy Ocean
Question 3
Hint: “You better not kill the groove, DJ”
Reveal Answer
Murder on the Dancefloor
Question 4
Hint: 90’s TV Show.
Reveal Answer
One Foot in the Grave
Question 5
Hint: Film series.
Reveal Answer
Planet of the Apes
Question 6
Hint: Proverb
Reveal Answer
Don’t Put Too Many Irons In The Fire
Question 7
Hint: Book by JR Hartley!
Reveal Answer
Fly Fishing
Question 8
Hint: Won 4 Oscars
Reveal Answer
Life of Pi
Question 9
Hint: TV Show.
Reveal Answer
Dragons Den
Question 10
Hint: Proverb.
Reveal Answer
The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword
Question 11
Hint: Animated Film
Reveal Answer
Wall-E
Question 12
Hint: Was in Love Actually and The Office!
Reveal Answer
Martin Freeman
Free To Use
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How To Use In PowerPoint
Images are all saved in WebP format. If you have trouble copying and pasting WebP files into PowerPoint, either save the files and import them, or use the Windows keyboard shortcut WIN-SHIFT-S. This will allow you to copy and paste.
Guide To Using WebP Files In PowerPoint
More to come…
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