WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES GK theme - From Euston to Earl's Court - Questions & Answers |
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Date of compilation | Title | Description | Links |
26/05/2008 | From Euston to Earl's Court |
In sequence the 10 answers start with the initial letter/letters of the intermediate stations in a tube journey from Euston to Earl’s Court. |
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1. |
Who, in 1949, was described as a ‘Clerk in the Ministry of Truth’? |
Winston Smith (from Orwell’s 1984) (Warren Street) |
2. |
Who had the nickname ‘Old Ironsides’? |
Oliver Cromwell (Oxford Circus) |
3. |
Which building did the future King George IV and Mrs Fitzherbert famously use for their south coast liaisons? |
Royal Pavilion (in Brighton) (Regent’s Park) |
4. |
How was the American Albert de Salvo better known? |
Boston Strangler (Baker Street) |
5. |
Who wrote and performed the classic song Evergreen in the 1976 film A Star is Born? |
Barbra Streisand (Bond Street) |
6. |
What 2 words precede the word ‘War’ in the name the Russians give to what we call World War II? |
Great Patriotic (Green Park) |
7. |
Who wrote the theme music for the films Chariots of Fire and Blade Runner? |
Vangelis (Victoria) |
8. |
Which group had a hit single in 1975 with All Around My Hat? |
Steeleye Span (Sloane Square) |
9. |
On whose work were the films The Shawshank Redemption, and The Running Man based? |
Stephen King (South Kensington) |
10. |
Which jockey rode the horse Pinza to victory in the 1953 Epsom Derby? |
Gordon Richards (Gloucester Road) |
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