Quiz Number #247

The Chase

Prince Naseem Hamed was a famous what?
Drummer
Cook
Boxer <

France shares a land border with how many countries?
2
3
8 <

According to the idiom “Loose Ships” do what?
Eats Chips
Sink Ships <
Whips Dips

What is the correct plural form of mongoose?
Mongeese
Mongooses <
Mongi

Which of these is the heroine in Jane Austen’s 1814 novel Mansfield Park?
Fanny Price <
Sandy Muff
Gammy Gash

live and let die
Lone survivor
Cast Away
last vegas
Easy Rider

Wear nerd

Wanderer

Nomad

The 1st ever single recorded by Elvis was titled “That’s Alright…”?
Mama <
Folks
Shep
Kid

Which company produce TUC crackers for the UK market?
Jacob’s <
McVitie’s
Burton’s
Fox’s

Which product was advertised on TV by Jack Dee in the 90s?
Beer <
Tea
Shampoo
Biscuits

The escudo was a unit of currency used where before they changed to the Euro?
Portugal <
Greece
Italy
Switzerland

Table Mountain overlooks which city?
Cape Town <
Johannesburg
Lagos
San Francisco

The Ayr Gold Cup is a flat handicap horse race usually run during which month?
May
July
September <
November

Ozzy Osbourne was the lea singer of which band?
Black Sabbath <
Showaddywaddy
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple

What is used to fight with in the annual festival in the Spanish town of Buñol?
Tomatoes <
Water
Bulls
Knives

Who is known as the father of psychoanalysis?
Sigmund Freud <
Harry Houdini
Leonardo Da Vinci
Albert Einstein

Which of these products might you buy in a Swarovski shop?
Crystal <
Shoes
Lingerie
Make-Up

The Stadio Giuseppe Meazza is better known as what?
San Siro <
Nou Camp
Bernabéu
Maracanã

Harold C. Dobey was the captain in what?
Starsky & Hutch <
Cagney & Lacey
Batman & Robin
The Professionals

Which war took place between 1642–1651?
English Civil War <
Scottish Civil War
Welsh Civil War
Irish Civil War

“Greensleeves” is a song closely associated with which monarch?
Henry VIII <
James I
Victoria
Richard III

Which of these cities is furthest ahead of GMT?
Washington
Beijing <
Dhaka
Dakar