ROUND 5 - '....to Last'

1.

At which club’s ground is the National Football Museum?

2.

Which actress was nominated for Oscars for her roles in the films Fatal Attraction and Dangerous Liaisons?

3.

According to Winston Churchill what stretched from Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic?

4.

According to the John Betjeman poem, why can’t “Dr Ramsden read The Times obituary to-day”?

5.

Northfleet in Kent is paired with which other Kent town in the name of a Nationwide Conference Football team?

6.

Which hit record by Love Affair topped the UK charts in 1968?

7.

Leaf, Diaphragm, Focal plane, Rotary disc and Kerr cell are types of what?

8.

In what film of the 1960s did Stanley Baker play Lt. John Chard, Michael Caine play Lt. Gonville Bromhead and Jack Hawkins play Rev. Otto Witt?

9.

What’s our word for what the Americans call the bumpers?

10.

What 5 words immediately precede “It is now! It’s four!” in a famous quotation of the 20^th century?

ROUND 5 - '....to Last'

1.

At which club’s ground is the National Football Museum?

Preston North End

2.

Which actress was nominated for Oscars for her roles in the films Fatal Attraction and Dangerous Liaisons?

Glenn Close

3.

According to Winston Churchill what stretched from Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic?

An Iron Curtain

4.

According to the John Betjeman poem, why can’t “Dr Ramsden read The Times obituary to-day”?

“He’s dead”

5.

Northfleet in Kent is paired with which other Kent town in the name of a Nationwide Conference Football team?

Gravesend

6.

Which hit record by Love Affair topped the UK charts in 1968?

Everlasting Love

7.

Leaf, Diaphragm, Focal plane, Rotary disc and Kerr cell are types of what?

Camera shutters

8.

In what film of the 1960s did Stanley Baker play Lt. John Chard, Michael Caine play Lt. Gonville Bromhead and Jack Hawkins play Rev. Otto Witt?

Zulu

9.

What’s our word for what the Americans call the bumpers?

The buffers

10.

What 5 words immediately precede “It is now! It’s four!” in a famous quotation of the 20^th century?

“They think it’s all over.”