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So as it's the Friday before Christmas ... here's part two of the quiz.
Friday Fun Quiz No.15 - Part Two
Which is the oldest university in the USA ?
What was the name of the hero captain in the puppet TV series "Stingray" ?
There are two one-eyed jacks in a pack of playing cards. Which suits ?
Which artist painted the masterpiece known as 'Sunflowers' ?
Which character in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories eats thistles ?
Of which metal is bauxite the principle source ?
Name the town in North Holland which gave its name to the sweet-milked cheese produced there?
Who was the New York City Precinct Police Officer in the TV cartoon 'Top Cat'?
What type of dance takes its name from the German for "Revolve" ?
What is the name of a type of animal that feeds only on plants?
What kind of 'animals' would a lepidopterist study?
Which organisation, founded in 1946 by two Oxford barristers, has a name that is Latin for "Table" ?
What is the third hand of a clock called?
What is the 8th letter in the Greek alphabet ?
Who wrote "Ten Litle Indians" ?
Which country is sandwiched between Algeria and Libya ?
In which athletics event might you perform a "Fosbury Flop" ?
What's missing from the "Venus de Milo"?
What was the giant figure at the end of Ghostbusters made of ?
Who partnered James Watson in his work on the structure of DNA ?
Good Luck !
3 Van Gogh
... and coggy takes the lead at this early stage :D
1. Van Gogh
6. Aluminium
7. Gouda
10. Herbivore
12. Mensa
16. Tunisia
18. The Arms
5 Eyore
... and is making some headway now :D
1. Harvard
10. Herbivore
11. Butterflies
15. Enid Blyton
19. Marshmallow
11 rabbits Nope
18 arms Yep :D
11. Butterflies and Moths
3. Van Gogh
5. Eeorr
6. Silicon
7. Gouda
10. Herbivore
11. Butterflies/Moths
13. Second hand
18 Arms
19 Marshmallow
1. Van Gogh Already Gone
6. Aluminium Yep
7. Gouda Nope
10. Herbivore Yep
12. Mensa Yep
16. Tunisia Yep
18. The Arms Already Gone
homealone
19-12-2003, 14:06
2. Troy Tempest
5. Eeh-aw (sp?)
6. Aluminium
7. Edam
8. Officer Dibble
10. Herbivore
11. Butterflies
12. Mensa
13. The second hand:D
17. High Jump
18. Arms
19. Marshmallow
20. Crick
1. Harvard Yep
10. Herbivore Already Gone
11. Butterflies Yep
15. Enid Blyton Nope
19. Marshmallow Yep
15. Agatha Christie
Wait, make that Sherman Alexie
Sociable
19-12-2003, 14:09
4. Van Gogh (not 3)
2. Troy Tempest
5. Eeh-aw (sp?)
6. Aluminium
7. Edam
8. Officer Dibble
10. Herbivore
11. Butterflies
12. Mensa
13. The second hand:D
17. High Jump
18. Arms
19. Marshmallow
20. Crick
:D Shame I can only give you one of them, the rest have gone :D
Sherman Alexie. googled this
15. Agatha Christie
Wait, make that Sherman Alexie
Yes :D
Only question 3 left folks ....
Sociable
19-12-2003, 14:13
3. Hearts and spades
3. Hearts and spades
Well done Sociable .....
Answers and Leader bought out in a mo :D
You should rename this "The 15 minute Quiz"
homealone
19-12-2003, 14:19
You should rename this "The 15 minute Quiz"
it takes nearly that long to send the answers from work:) - wish I was at home.;)
Lord Nikon
19-12-2003, 14:20
Which is the oldest university in the USA ? Harvard
What was the name of the hero captain in the puppet TV series "Stingray" ? Troy Tempest
There are two one-eyed jacks in a pack of playing cards. Which suits ? Clubs & Spades
Which artist painted the masterpiece known as 'Sunflowers' ? Vincent Van Gogh
Which character in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories eats thistles ? Eeyore
Of which metal is bauxite the principle source ? Aluminium
Name the town in North Holland which gave its name to the sweet-milked cheese produced there? Gruyere
Who was the New York City Precinct Police Officer in the TV cartoon 'Top Cat'? Officer Dibble
What type of dance takes its name from the German for "Revolve" ? Waltz
What is the name of a type of animal that feeds only on plants? Herbivore
What kind of 'animals' would a lepidopterist study? moths
Which organisation, founded in 1946 by two Oxford barristers, has a name that is Latin for "Table" ? Mensa
What is the third hand of a clock called? Second Hand
What is the 8th letter in the Greek alphabet ? theta
Who wrote "Ten Litle Indians" ? Agatha Christie
Which country is sandwiched between Algeria and Libya ? Tunisia
In which athletics event might you perform a "Fosbury Flop" ? high jump
What's missing from the "Venus de Milo"? her arms
What was the giant figure at the end of Ghostbusters made of ? marshmallow
Who partnered James Watson in his work on the structure of DNA ? Francis Crick
Which is the oldest university in the USA ? Harvard
What was the name of the hero captain in the puppet TV series "Stingray" ? Troy Tempest
There are two one-eyed jacks in a pack of playing cards. Which suits ? Clubs & Spades
Which artist painted the masterpiece known as 'Sunflowers' ? Vincent Van Gogh
Which character in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories eats thistles ? Eeyore
Of which metal is bauxite the principle source ? Aluminium
Name the town in North Holland which gave its name to the sweet-milked cheese produced there? Gruyere
Who was the New York City Precinct Police Officer in the TV cartoon 'Top Cat'? Officer Dibble
What type of dance takes its name from the German for "Revolve" ? Waltz
What is the name of a type of animal that feeds only on plants? Herbivore
What kind of 'animals' would a lepidopterist study? moths
Which organisation, founded in 1946 by two Oxford barristers, has a name that is Latin for "Table" ? Mensa
What is the third hand of a clock called? Second Hand
What is the 8th letter in the Greek alphabet ? theta
Who wrote "Ten Litle Indians" ? Agatha Christie
Which country is sandwiched between Algeria and Libya ? Tunisia
In which athletics event might you perform a "Fosbury Flop" ? high jump
What's missing from the "Venus de Milo"? her arms
What was the giant figure at the end of Ghostbusters made of ? marshmallow
Who partnered James Watson in his work on the structure of DNA ? Francis Crick
Very good Crash (oops Lord Nikon) but it's all over :D
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