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WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES One in 4 - 17/03/13 - Questions & Answers |
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17/03/2013 |
Holy Joes |
24 multiple choice questions about people with a religious flavour to their surnames. In addition, whenever a correct answer is selected another piece of the picture of a famous person in the centre of the question choice grid is revealed. In common with the theme this person has a religious flavour to their surname. See how quickly you can identify the mystery person. |
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John Deacon |
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A |
John Deacon |
B |
Brian May |
C |
Roger Taylor |
D |
Freddie Mercury |
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Winston Churchill |
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In a 2002 poll for the 'Greatest Briton of all time' Churchill came first – but who came second? |
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A |
William Shakespeare |
B |
Princess Diana |
C |
Charles Darwin |
D |
Isambard Kingdom Brunel |
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John Monks |
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Monks retired from the post of General Secretary to the TUC in 2003. Which of those below has NOT held this position? |
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A |
Vic Feather |
B |
Norman Willis |
C |
Jack Jones |
D |
Len Murray |
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Calvin Coolidge |
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In order who preceded and succeeded Coolidge as US President? |
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Hoover & Roosevelt |
B |
Hoover & Harding |
C |
Harding & Hoover |
D |
Wilson & Harding |
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Greg Chappell |
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In the late 1960s Chappell played for which English county cricket team? |
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Somerset |
B |
Leicestershire |
C |
Gloucestershire |
D |
Kent |
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Sarah Parish |
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A |
Shelley Conn |
B |
Orla Brady |
C |
Sarah Parish |
D |
Sharon Small |
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Camille Saint-Saëns |
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Saint-Saëns
wrote The Carnival of the Animals. To which animal is the
piece you can hear
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Flamingo |
B |
Swan |
C |
Deer |
D |
Lark |
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Lesley Vickerage |
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Which of these is Lesley Vickerage? |
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A |
Siobhan Finneran |
B |
Lesley Dunlop |
C |
Lesley Vickerage |
D |
Jane Asher |
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Angelina Jolie |
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Jolie famously played Lara Croft in the film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. Because the developers of the Tomb Raider computer game are based there which English city has named part of its ring road Lara Croft Way? |
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Worcester |
B |
Newcastle |
C |
Derby |
D |
Cambridge |
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Charlie Chaplin |
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A |
Limelight |
B |
Modern Times |
C |
Monsieur Verdoux |
D |
City Lights |
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Dyan Cannon |
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Dyan Cannon appeared in the film Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice playing which character? |
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Bob |
B |
Carol |
C |
Ted |
D |
Alice |
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Martin Luther King |
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In King’s famous ‘I Have a Dream’ speech he mentions 3 US States. Which of these was NOT mentioned? |
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Georgia |
B |
Mississippi |
C |
Alabama |
D |
Tennessee |
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Gareth Pugh |
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Pugh is a fashion designer. Which of these is a Pugh design? |
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A |
Stella McCartney
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B |
Gareth Pugh
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C |
Matthew Williamson |
D |
Alexander McQueen
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Neil Kinnock |
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Between 1999 and 2004 Kinnock was Vice-President of the European Commission. Under which President did he serve? |
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A |
Jose Barroso |
B |
Romano Prodi |
C |
Jacques Delors |
D |
Jacques Santer |
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Maddy Prior |
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Which of these links Maddy’s father and Everton F.C.? |
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A |
Dixie Dean |
B |
Toffee |
C |
Gwladys Street |
D |
Z Cars theme music He was Allan Prior co-creator of the TV series Z Cars & the Z Cars theme is played before Everton home matches |
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James Dean |
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East of Eden |
B |
Rebel Without a Cause |
C |
Sailor Beware |
D |
Giant |
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Ben Cross |
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Cross played the part of athlete Harold Abrahams in the Oscar-winning Chariots of Fire. The film featured the Great Court run around the quadrangle of which Cambridge University College? |
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Trinity |
B |
Clare |
C |
Jesus |
D |
Kings |
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John Bishop |
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Bishop appeared in the 2009/10 series of Celebrity Mastermind. What was his specialist subject? |
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Easter rising |
B |
Bill Shankly |
C |
Irish potato famine |
D |
George Formby |
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Eric Chappell |
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In the TV comedy Only When I Laugh written by Chappell which of the following characters was played by James Bolam? |
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A |
Gordon Thorpe |
B |
Roy Figgis |
C |
Norman Binns |
D |
Archie Glover |
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J B Priestley |
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What does the ‘B’ stand for? |
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A |
Boynton |
B |
Berry |
C |
Baines |
D |
Burton |
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Abi Titmuss |
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In 2009 Abi had a role in BBC1’s Hotel Babylon drama series. What part did she play? |
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A |
Plumber |
B |
Nun |
C |
Call girl |
D |
Cocktail waitress |
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Ellen Church |
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In 1930 Ellen Church became the first what? |
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A |
Female driving instructor |
B |
Female airline pilot |
C |
Female flight attendant |
D |
Female London cabbie |
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Dean Martin |
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Martin was a member of the Rat Pack group of Hollywood actors. Which of this group was related by marriage to President Jack Kennedy? |
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A |
Joey Bishop |
B |
Sammy Davis Jr |
C |
Frank Sinatra |
D |
Peter Lawford |
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Nicholas Parsons |
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During the 1960s Parsons appeared on TV comedy shows as the straight man to which popular comedian? |
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A |
Jimmy Jewell |
B |
Arthur Haynes |
C |
Arthur Askey |
D |
Tony Hancock |
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