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WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES GK theme - Square bashing - Questions |
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| Date of compilation | Title | Description | Links |
| 27/09/2010 | Square bashing |
Each answer starts with the same letter(s) as the square of the question number (e.g. the answer to Q5 is 2 words starting with a ‘T’ and an ‘F’ as in twenty five). |
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The enzyme, lachrymatory factor synthase, is a gas given off when which foodstuff is cut? |
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2. |
What is the former name of the Scottish county of Angus - and also the name of the ship from which Grace Darling famously helped to rescue sailors in a wreck off the Farne Islands? |
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3. |
What was the original Latin name for the element sodium? |
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4. |
Everybody knows about Florence Nightingale, but what was the surname of the Jamaican-born Creole nurse who also helped the wounded troops in the Crimea and became the subject of bitter and vitriolic attacks from Nightingale? |
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5. |
Which
1960s TV show was set in the town of Bedrock and featured, amongst
others, Mel Blanc? |
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The 1960s Kinks song Waterloo Sunset is thought to reference two high profile English actors of the time. One is Julie Christie, who is the other? |
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What was the name of the Chicago gangster sent to prison at the same time as Al Capone? He was later played in the film Capone by Sylvester Stallone. |
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8. |
Who writes the children’s book series called Budgie the Little Helicopter? |
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When M&S relaunched its fashion wear in 2006 it used 5 famous models to spearhead the campaign. Twiggy, Elizabeth Jagger, Laura Bailey and Noemie Lenoir were 4 of the 5. Who was the fifth? |
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Which Canadian-born footballer is the only player to have played for England without ever having been an English resident? |