Hopefully you enjoyed the first half of this quiz I posted up during last week. Here is the concluding 4 rounds and the spares for you to have a go at.
If you would like a copy of this in a word document to use in friendlies etc please email me at daniel@thequizaddict.com and Ill send it over. Here are Rounds 5-8 (individual questions). The quiz was played last Tuesday and again if you are keen on playing in the actual league let me know and Ill put you in touch with the relevant person!
I collated and edited the set with the writers being myself, Tom Mead,
Mat Williams, Liam McCarthy and David Hogg....
Round 5
1a |
Prince George of Cambridge shares which of his middle names with
his great-uncle Prince Edward?
|
Louis |
1b |
Stephanie Clifford was involved in a high
profile legal dispute in 2018 over an alleged $130,000 payment of hush money
to cover up an affair. By what
professional name is Stephanie Clifford better known? (Full two word name
required)
|
Stormy Daniels |
2a |
Which ever-popular and spectacularly enduring UK
band’s
lesser known chart hits have included the following : Again and Again in the
70s, Rollin’ Home and Burning Bridges in the 80s, and a version of the Beach
Boys Fun Fun Fun in the 90s
|
Status Quo |
2b |
Which
well-known writer
has achieved best seller status in the UK with the following titles [amongst
many others] ‘At Home’, ‘The Life And Times Of The Thunderbolt Kid’, and ‘Down
Under’?
|
Bill Bryson |
3a |
At 4,421 metres high, Mount
Whitney is the highest mountain in which mountain range, located in
California?
|
Sierra Nevada |
3b |
In 1970, Bernice Rubens became the first woman to win which annual
award or prize ?
|
Booker Prize |
4a |
The French stew called
cassoulet [SAY: Cass-oo-lay] a rich, slow-cooked casserole is made from meat
[typically pork sausages, goose, duck or sometimes mutton] and which other main ingredient?
|
Beans |
4b |
Subject of the 2020 ITV Show, White House Farm, what is the name of the now 59 year old
man, who was convicted of murdering 5 members of his own family in 1985
on their farm in Essex? He initially appeared to be getting away with it, as
he made out it was a murder suicide by his sister.
|
Jeremy Bamber |
Round 6
1a |
Which
American entrepreneur came to
national attention in the UK in September 2019 over her alleged friendship
with Boris Johnson when he served as Mayor of London, triggering
investigations into conflicts on interest? |
Jennifer Arcuri |
1b |
Princess Beatrice shares which of her middle names with her
aunt, Princess Anne?
|
Elizabeth |
2a |
Which well-known writer has
achieved best seller status in the UK with the following titles [amongst many
others] ‘Wintersmith’, ‘Night Watch’, and ‘Unseen Academicals’?
|
Terry Pratchett |
2b |
Which
ever-popular and spectacularly enduring UK band’s lesser known chart hits have
included the following : ‘Respectable’ in the late 70s, ‘Waiting On A Friend’
in the 80s, ‘High Wire’ in the 90s, and a version of The Miracles’ Goin’ To A
Go-Go in 1982 |
The Rolling Stones |
3a |
Which knighted English actor born
in 1938, won the BAFTA for best actor in 1976 for his role in I Claudius, but
is best known to pre-school age children as the narrator of the CBeebies show
“In the Night Garden”? |
Derek Jacobi |
3b |
Queen’s first UK #1 single was
“Bohemian Rhapsody” in 1975 but which
rockabilly-influenced song (released in 1979, from the album “The
Game”) was their first #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the USA? |
Crazy
Little Thing Called Love |
4a |
Football: Scoring 66 goals for three different clubs between 1997-2004, who is the highest
scoring Italian player in English Premier League history?
|
Paulo Di Canio |
4b |
Several members of which movement, supposedly named
after a mutinous apprentice who has since been proven to be fictitious, were
transported to Australia following a mass trial in York in 1813? |
Luddites |
Round 7
1a |
When BBC TV broadcast the first
edition of “Breakfast Time” on 17TH January 1983, there were three main
presenters, two male and one female. Name
any one of them of them.
|
Frank Bough Selina Scott Nick Ross
|
1b |
Which
prestigious position
associated predominantly with the UK has been held by the following people –
amongst many others? Nicholas Staggins, Maurice Green, Arthur Bliss and
Arnold Bax. Current holder Judith Weir is the first female holder of the
post.
|
Master of the Queens/Kings Music |
2a |
Barci the cockerel features in the logo of
which restaurant chain? |
Nandos |
2b |
The long distance footpath
which follows the ancient Pilgrims' Way finishes at the cathedral city of
Canterbury, having started at which
other historically significant city?
|
Winchester |
3a |
David Bowie’s first UK #1
single was “Space Oddity” in 1975 but
which funk-influenced song (released the same year, from the album “Young
Americans”) was his first #1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the
USA?
|
Fame |
3b |
Which
knighted English actor
won a BAFTA for his role in the 2015 movie ‘Bridge of Spies’, but is best
known to pre-school age children as the voice of the character Flop in the
CBeebies show “Bing”? |
Mark
Rylance |
4a |
James Brine, James Hammett,
George and James Loveless and John and Thomas Standfield, all of whom were
transported to Australia in 1834, were collectively
known by which name?
|
Tolpuddle Martyrs |
4b |
The French stew called
Bouillabaisse [ SAY: Boo-yer-base] is a traditional Provençal dish
originating from the port city of Marseille. What is its main ingredient? |
Fish |
Round 8
1a |
Which
prestigious position
associated predominantly with the UK has been held by the following people –
amongst many others? Robert Southey, Thomas Shadwell, Colley Cibber, Nahum
Tate |
Poet Laureate |
1b |
When ITV broadcast the first
edition of “Good Morning Britain” in February 1983, there were two main
presenters, one male and one female. Name
either of them
|
David Frost Anna Ford |
2a |
The South Downs Way also starts
in Winchester and finishes in the town that is closest to Beachy Head. What is the name of that town? |
Eastbourne |
2b |
What animal appears on the logo
of Bacardi
|
Bat |
3a |
In 1993, Rachel Whiteread became the first woman to win which annual
award or prize?
|
Tuner Prize |
3b |
Mt Elbert is the highest point in which mountain range that runs from British
Columbia to New Mexico?
|
Rockies |
4a |
Known as the
Muswell Hill Murderer, which serial
killer is played by David Tennant in
a 2020 ITV show? He was convicted of 6 counts of murder and died in Prison in
2018
|
Dennis Nilsen |
4b |
Only two French players have scored more than 100 goals in the English
Premier League. Thierry Henry is one….name the other? He scored 125 goals
between 1997 and 2014 for 6 different clubs.
|
Nicolas Anelka |
Spares
1 |
Found in several European
territories, which mammal is the
national animal of Romania? |
Lynx
|
2 |
Found in several European
territories, which mammal is the
national animal of Greece? |
Dolphin
|
3 |
What was
significant about the second goal scored by Kelechi Iheanacho for Leicester
City in their 2-0 FA Cup victory over Fleetwood Town in January 2018? |
It was the first
in English football to be awarded by VAR (Video Assistant Referee |
4 |
Popular with
Western travellers in pursuit of sunshine and party opportunities, which
state in the South-West of India with the capital Panaji is the smallest in
the country? |
Goa |
5 |
Which television
screenwriter is best known for creating the 1990s series Prime Suspect and,
more recently, the Anna Travis series of crime novels?
|
Lynda La
Plante |
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