WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League ALBERT CLUB QUIZZES Your Choice - 25/01/16 - Questions |
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25/01/2016 |
'Carry On...' |
15 General Knowledge questions indexed by subject matter. Each answer contains a key word that follows the phrase ‘Carry On’ in the title of a Carry On film. Make your choice. |
Choose your general knowledge question from the 15 subjects listed below by clicking the question number. Each answer contains a key word that follows the phrase ‘Carry On’ in the title of a Carry On film. |
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Painters |
Singers |
1980s TV |
Physics |
Wealthy sports teams |
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ITN |
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Grocers |
1960s pop song intros |
Middle names |
Iraq occupation |
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England in the 14th century |
Post impressionists |
US writers |
19th century strikes |
1960s elections |
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Painters |
Who painted this picture of Salisbury Cathedral?
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1980s TV |
In 1980 a new TV star impressed audiences with his knowledge of Henry II, Westminster Abbey and The Tower of London – all the while continuing to do his ‘day job’. What was this? |
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Physics |
What is measured as the inductance when an electric current that is changing at one ampere per second results in an electromotive force of one volt across the inductor? |
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Wealthy sports teams |
In 2015 which sports team was valued at $4 billion, making it the most valuable sports team in the world, according to Forbes magazine? |
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Grocers |
Who lives just across the r-road from a small grocer's shop in Balby, a suburb of Doncaster in South Yorkshire? |
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1960s pop song intros |
Which hit song from 1967 is introduced like this? (click to play) |
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Middle names |
Which famous writer had the middle names John Huffam? |
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Iraq occupation |
What is the name of this US soldier, notorious for prisoner abuse in Iraq?
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England in the 14th century |
The Peasants’ Revolt of 1381 was led by Wat Tyler, John Ball and which other person? His name was adopted by a famous pub on the edge of Hampstead Heath in London. |
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Post impressionists |
The French Post Impressionist painter known as Le Douanier was particularly renowned for his primitive style depicting which type of outdoor scene? |
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US writers |
American writer and illustrator Theodor Geisel sold more than 600 million books worldwide. Most of these were children’s books. How is he better known? |
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19th century strikes |
Poor pay, a health problem known as ‘phossy jaw’ and an unwarranted dismissal led to which celebrated strike in 1888? |
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1960s elections |
Who started his political career representing the National Teenage Party in a by-election at Stratford-upon-Avon in 1963 going on to stand against Labour leader Harold Wilson at Huyton in the 1964 General Election. |
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