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Pub Trivia I
- As of March 2015, which professional networking website reported more than 364 million acquired users?
- Who invented the reflective road stud or 'cat's eye' in 1934?
- Who designed the cenotaph in Whitehall, London?
- Which British aircraft manufacturer produced the Spitfire?
- Which street runs between Piccadilly and Oxford Street in the West End of London?
- Name the most populated city in Brazil?
- Who hosted This is Your Life after the death of Eamonn Andrews?
- Singer Louisa Rose Allen is better known by what stage name?
- Which ornithologist and conservationist first became famous as one of The Goodies?
- In Roman Times, what was a Gladius?
- Which London suburb was mentioned in the Madness dong 'Driving in My Car' and was the home suburb of BBC TV's Porridge character, Norman Stanley Fletcher?
- Which American singer died in Paris in July 1971?
- Can you name the Collie dog renowned for finding the stolen football world cup in 1966?
- Name the most widely spoken constructed language in the world?
Answers:
- Percy Shaw
- Sir Edwin Lutyens
- Supermarine
- Bond Street
- Sao Paulo
- Michael Aspel
- Foxes
- Bill Oddie
- A sword
- Muswell Hill
- Jim Morrison
- Pickles
- Esperanto
Pub Trivia II
- On a computer keyboard what letter is directly to the right of 'Y'?
- Actor Robert Redford named which film festival after a Wild West outlaw?
- Who owns the television production company called Harpo?
- What letter is represented in Morse code by a single dot?
- The 'Duchy of Cornwall' is one of two royal duchies in England, can you name the other?
- In which American state is Yale University?
- Which trivia quiz game show run from 1971 to 1984 and was hosted by Nicholas Parsons?
- In the quiz show 'Deal or No Deal' how many sealed boxes are there?
- In pop music, whose 1986 album was entitled Graceland?
- In DIY, anaglypta and vymura are both types of what?
- Which TV presenter set up the charity Childline in 1986?
- A horse is measured in hands. How many inches are in a hand?
- What is the English name for the Cote d'Azur?
- What type of bond is a pattern of bricks in a wall in which each course consists of alternate headers and stretchers?
Answers:
- U
- The Sundance Film Festival
- Oprah Winfrey
- E
- Duchy of Lancaster
- Connecticut
- Sale of the Century
- 22
- Paul Simon
- Wallpaper
- Esther Rantzen
- Four
- The French Riveria
- Flemish bond
Pub Trivia III
- Clint Eastwood was mayor of which Californian town?
- In nature, cocksfoot and Yorkshire fog are types of which plant?
- In fashion, what kind of garment is a baldric?
- Which English county would you most associate with TV chef Rick Stein?
- Which African city means 'victorious' in Arabic?
- In the UK we get water from a tap but what do they call a tap in the US?
- Who directed the film Psycho?
- Gertrude Ederle was the first woman to do what in 1926?
- Which king married Caroline of Anspach?
- What does the 'E' stand for in the equation 'E' equals 'M' 'C' squared?
- Which state borders California to the north?
- George Melly was associated with what type of music?
- In verse, how many stresses are there in a pentameter?
- Dame Trott traditionally appears in which pantomime?
- What code word in the phonetic alphabet is also the name of a capital city?
- Who released an an autobiography titled Voice of an Angel at 14?
Answers:
- Carmel
- Grasses
- Belt (or sash)
- Cornwall
- Cairo
- Faucet
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Swim the Channel
- George II
- Energy
- Oregon
- Jazz
- Five
- Jack and the Beanstalk
- Lima
- Charlotte Church
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