Withington Pub Quiz League - ACQ - Celeb - 28/05/12

Date of compilation	Title	Description	Links
28/05/2012	I'm a Celebrity....	10 general knowledge questions alongside a part-picture of a celebrity. The celebrity's first name and surname is formed from an anagram of the first letters of the 10 answers.	Questions without Answers
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1.	Which song-writing team was responsible for The Supremes hit Baby Love and The Four Tops hit Reach Out and I’ll Be There amongst many others?	Holland-Dozier-Holland
2.	Ingvar Kamprad was born on a farm called Elmtaryd in the parish of Agunnaryd. What made him rich?	IKEA (he was the founder)
3.	Which organ in the upper part of the abdomen is responsible for filtering out ageing or imperfect blood cells and other debris from the bloodstream?	Spleen
4.	Other than Austria which European country has a name that translated into English means ‘east lands’?	Estonia
5.	Which RAF airport is the oldest continually occupied military airbase in the world and in the seven years immediately following World War 2 was the busiest civilian airport in Europe?	Northolt
6.	Terry Waite was special envoy for which Archbishop of Canterbury when he was taken hostage? (second name provides the anagram letter)	Robert Runcie
7.	What is the most commonly used name of the dog that sometimes lives in the same house as Tom & Jerry?	Spike
8.	Crocodile dung; a mixture of acacia bark, honey and dates; carrot seeds; a drink made from dried beaver testicles. In the past these have all been used by various cultures for what purpose?	Contraceptives
9.	Which part of the UK lies closest to the coast of France?	Alderney (the Channel Island)
10.	What was the name of Evelyn Waugh’s second novel published in 1930 which satirised the decadence of London society in the years between the two World Wars?	Vile Bodies
and the celebrity is the broadcaster... Chris Evans