Bryan

For those of you that missed out on last nights edition of the Weekly MotorhomeFun Quiz (held every Thursday in the Chatrom)


Here are the questions...


(Let's see how well you would have done, and perhaps we'll see you at a future Quiz night?)

QUESTION No. 1: What was Fanny Craddocks real first name?
QUESTION No. 2: What is another name for a ships load mark?
QUESTION No. 3: Illustrated on its logo, the product Marmite is named after a French word meaning what?
QUESTION No. 4: Which army is headed by General John Gowans?
QUESTION No. 5: Which is the best selling car name of all time (The model has undergone seveal redesigns in is history)?
QUESTION No. 6: Lending her name to a famous brand, who was the Greek Goddess of Victory?
QUESTION No. 7: What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished in 1988?
QUESTION No. 8: What's the worlds most popular Non Alcoholic Drink?
QUESTION No. 9: In the drink, what are the components of a Screwdriver?
QUESTION No. 10: How many stars are on the European Union flag?
QUESTION No. 11: Astrologically speaking, two of the fire signs are LEO and ARIES. Which is the third?
QUESTION No. 12: Who lives at Number 12 Downing Street?
QUESTION No. 13: How many parishes does Greater London have?
QUESTION No. 14: What was Sinatra's first No 1 in Britain?
QUESTION No. 15: Whose catchphrase was 'Hello, playmates'?
QUESTION No. 16: What was the name of Batman’s butler?
QUESTION No. 17: Where does Miss Marple live?
QUESTION No. 18: Which queen of England had 11 fingers?
QUESTION No. 19: What is the square root of a quarter?
QUESTION No. 20: Which entertainer born in 1929, saw his coffin decorated with four candles at his 2005 funeral?

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adventure

Hi Bryan

not very well aparantly

where arethe motorhome questions as this is the only general knowledge some of us have

where are the answers ???

nick

olley

Hi Bryan question 18 are you refering to queen ann? if so this is in doubt, this from tudor history:

The legend of Anne Boleyn always includes a sixth finger and a large mole or goiter on her neck. However, one would have to wonder if a woman with these oddities (not to mention the numerous other moles and warts she was said to have) would be so captivating to the king. She may have had some small moles, as most people do, but they would be more like the attractive 'beauty marks'

Apart from that without googling, Plimsol line, Arther Askey, .5 and Ronnie Barker, and maybe Coke so pretty crap really.

And as for being at the quiz!! we would have been if you hadn't locked me and Brisley out!!!!!

Olley

Bryan

I'm afraid you'll have to take that particular grievance up with the member of staff who created the doner group, and here's a clue, It wasn't me


Bryan

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olley

Hi Bryan, above your avatar it says "Administrator" we all know you are the technical "Brains" of this website so stop trying to shift the blame.

Olley

Geo

Q20 is a bum wrap too NO ONE has ever seen candles or otherwise on their own coffin Cos their DEAD aint they
Geo

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pappajohn

think thats nit-picking Geo....

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Lindy-C

YouTube - "Four Candles"

Classic!
Ronnie was a very well known local character round these parts.......very sadly missed

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QUESTION No. 1: What was Fanny Craddocks real first name? Phyllis
QUESTION No. 2: What is another name for a ships load mark? Plimpsole
QUESTION No. 3: Illustrated on its logo, the product Marmite is named after a French word meaning what? Pot
QUESTION No. 4: Which army is headed by General John Gowans?
QUESTION No. 5: Which is the best selling car name of all time (The model has undergone seveal redesigns in is history)? VW Beetle
QUESTION No. 6: Lending her name to a famous brand, who was the Greek Goddess of Victory?
QUESTION No. 7: What license cost 37 pence when it was abolished in 1988? Dog
QUESTION No. 8: What's the worlds most popular Non Alcoholic Drink? Coke
QUESTION No. 9: In the drink, what are the components of a Screwdriver? vodka & orange
QUESTION No. 10: How many stars are on the European Union flag? 25
QUESTION No. 11: Astrologically speaking, two of the fire signs are LEO and ARIES. Which is the third?
QUESTION No. 12: Who lives at Number 12 Downing Street?
QUESTION No. 13: How many parishes does Greater London have?
QUESTION No. 14: What was Sinatra's first No 1 in Britain?
QUESTION No. 15: Whose catchphrase was 'Hello, playmates'? Arthur Askey
QUESTION No. 16: What was the name of Batman’s butler? Alfred
QUESTION No. 17: Where does Miss Marple live?
QUESTION No. 18: Which queen of England had 11 fingers? Anne Bolin
QUESTION No. 19: What is the square root of a quarter? 1
QUESTION No. 20: Which entertainer born in 1929, saw his coffin decorated with four candles at his 2005 funeral? Ronnie Barker

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Bryan

And here are the answers...


ANSWER No. 1: Phyllis
ANSWER No. 2: Plimsoll line
ANSWER No. 3: Cooking pot
ANSWER No. 4: The Salvation Army
ANSWER No. 5: Toyota Corolla (25 million vehicles sold in 142 countries)
ANSWER No. 6: Nike
ANSWER No. 7: Dog licence
ANSWER No. 8: Coffee
ANSWER No. 9: Vodka and orange juice
ANSWER No. 10: Twelve
ANSWER No. 11: Sagittarius
ANSWER No. 12: The government chief whip
ANSWER No. 13: None
ANSWER No. 14: Three Coins in the Fountain
ANSWER No. 15: Arthur Askey
ANSWER No. 16: Alfred
ANSWER No. 17: St Mary Mead
ANSWER No. 18: Anne Boleyn
ANSWER No. 19: A Half
ANSWER No. 20: Ronnie Barker



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