Quiz Number #192
Blockbusters
Which YB had a companion called Boo-Boo?
Yogi Bear
Which PC is a road junction in London famous for it’s neon signs?
Piccadilly Circus
Which AA are commonly known as The Oscars?
Academy Awards
Which ET is a night sister paper of The Herald?
Evening Times
Abdullah is the head of state in which SA?
Saudi Arabia
Movies
The Heat
Olympus Has Fallen
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Driving Miss Daisy
Babe
Heat
Alan Davies
Charlie Stayt
Jeff Goldblum
Miley Cyrus
Yazz
EASY
With which industry or product would you associate the Scandanavian company Fred. Olsen & Co.?
Shipping <
Mobile Phones
Vodka
Porn
In the TV series “Lost”, the plane that crashed was flying from where?
Sydney <
London
Tokyo
New York
Which one of these is not listed as one of the Seven deadly sins?
Lust <
Stalking
Greed
Envy
Which of these B towns / cities in England lie furthest north?
Birmingham
Bristol
Bournemouth
Bognor Regis
What was the currency of Italy between 1861 and 2002?
Lira <
Pesata
Peso
Drachma
MEDIUM
Which of these steak dishes contains cheese?
Diane
Roquefort <
Pimiento
Hollandaise
Who wrote the lyrics to the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar”?
Tim Rice <
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Bernie Taupin
Mel Brooks
Brass is an alloy mainly composed of copper and which other metal?
Zinc <
Titanium
Iron
Gold
Picture Question: Name the James Bond villain pictured above?
Julius No
Hugo Drax
Francisco Scaramanga
Oddjob
How many grandchildren does the Queen have (NOT including great-grandchildren)?
4
6
8 <
10
HARD
What was the name of the orangutan in the film Every Which Way but Loose?
Clyde <
Bonnie
Duke
Dutchess
Which of these alcoholic brands is not owned by the company: Diageo?
Baileys
Gordon’s Gin
Bell’s Whisky
Carling <
The male panda’s name at Ediburgh zoo means what?
Sunshine <
Harmony
Hope
Apple
Which country has the same flag as Monaco, except slightly wider?
Indonesia <
Guinea
Romania
Ecuador
Which of these film characters did Al Pacino play first?
Michael Corleone <
Bobby Deerfield
Tony Montana
Vincent Hanna
Countdown
Watermark
Used to discourage counterfeiting.
Wreak Tram