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Pub Quiz II
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1
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Lion King
Jungle Book
Tarzan
Mowgli
2
Science:
What is the name of NASA's 2020 Mars rover?
Dave
Perseverance
Exploration
Curiosity
3
Food & Drink:
In which country would you find the world famous Westvleteren brewery?
Belgium
France
Germany
Netherlands
4
Eye in the Sky:
Name the place
St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
Volodymyr's Cathedral, Kiev
St. Paul's Cathedral, London
Duomo, Milan
5
Food & Drink:
In the cocktail named Zombie, what is the main alcoholic ingredient?
Cointreau
Whiskey
Rum
Vodka
6
Food & Drink:
Which beer markets itself as "The King of Beers"?
Coors Light
Tennants
Budweiser
Heineken
7
General Knowledge:
Which zodiac sign comes between Leo and Libra?
Taurus
Capricorn
Virgo
Aries
8
Music:
Who was the most streamed artist on Spotify in 2019?
Billie Eilish
Ariana Grande
Drake
Post Malone
9
Music:
What musician was deported from Japan in the 1980's for possession of marijuana?
Rod Stewart
Paul McCartney
Ozzy Osbourne
Led Zeppelin
10
Years & Years:
Fleetwood Mac released "Rumours"; Red Rum won the Grand National for a 3rd time; Queen's Silver Jubilee
1980
1977
1970
1987
11
General Knowledge:
What is the longest river in France?
Rhone
Seine
Loire
Gironde
12
Literature:
The novel "Frankenstein" has an alternative name, what is it?
The Creationist
The Modern Prometheus
Man's Titan
Divine Spark
13
Music:
What was Lady Gaga's first number one hit?
Bad Romance
Love Game
Niall Horan
Just Dance
14
General Knowledge:
Emerald is the traditional birthstone associated with which month of the year?
July
May
June
August
15
Music:
What year was Y.M.C.A released?
1958
1978
1968
1988
16
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Frozen
Tangled
Moana
Pocahontas
17
Science:
What was the first man-made object to move faster than the speed of sound?
SR-71 "Blackbird" Aircraft
Concorde
A high-powered bullet
A whip
18
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Back to the Future
Clockwork Orange
The Time Machine
Hugo
19
Music:
What is the opening line to the Queen song 'Bohemian Rhapsody'?
"Is this the real life?"
"Is this just fantasy?"
"Mama just killed a man"
"I'm just a poor boy"
20
Music:
Paul McCartney and Wings wrote and performed music for which James Bond movie?
Spectre
Goldfinger
Spyfall
Live and Let Die
21
Literature:
Which of Shakespeare's plays is the longest?
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Othello
Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet
22
Science:
Roughly what proportion of DNA do humans share with chimpanzees?
96%
98%
99%
97%
23
Years & Years:
Assassination of JFK; Doctor Who aired; Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to fly in space
1953
1973
1963
1983
24
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Inception
Requiem for a Dream
Black Swan
Resident Evil
25
Food & Drink:
Which nuts are used to make marzipan?
Chestnuts
Hazlenuts
Walnuts
Almonds
26
Literature:
What is the name of the fourth book in the Harry Potter series?
Goblet of Fire
Order of the Phoenix
Deathly Hallows
Prisoner of Azkaban
27
Eye in the Sky:
Name the place
Buckingham Palace, London
The Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
Narva Gate, St. Petersburg
The Arc de Triomphe, Paris
28
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Krampus
Shaun of the Dead
Zombieland
Lesbian Vampire Killers
29
Science:
What did Dmitri Mendeleev create?
Hadron Collider
The Periodic Table
The Lightbulb
Refrigeration
30
Science:
In Einstein's famous theory, E=mc
2
, what does the 'c' represent?
Mass
Potential Energy
Speed of Light
Mechanical Energy
31
Food & Drink:
Which was the first flavoured crisp to be introduced commercially in the UK, excluding ready salted?
Salt and Vinegar
Cheese and Onion
Prawn Cocktail
Pickled Onion
32
General Knowledge:
What is the national currency of China?
Peso
Rupee
Renminbi
Yuan
33
General Knowledge:
How many lines are there on the London Underground?
12
13
10
11
34
Food & Drink:
In what country would you most likely find spanakopita on the menu?
Italy
Croatia
Turkey
Greece
35
Food & Drink:
Beavertown Brewery has links to which British rock band?
The Who
Pink Floyd
Queen
Led Zeppelin
36
Science:
The smallest bone in humans, the stapes, is found in which part of the body?
Ear
Spine
Jaw
Hands
37
Years & Years:
Republic of China was established; the Titanic hit an iceberg; Arizona became the 48
th
U.S. state
1912
1892
1890
1910
38
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Juno
To Rome With Love
Hard Candy
Whip It
39
Literature:
Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L James was originally fan-fiction based on which popular book series?
The Hunger Games
Mortal Instruments
Harry Potter
The Twilight Saga
40
Eye in the Sky:
Name the place
The Eiffel Tower, Paris
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow
Westminster Abbey, London
41
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Kingsman: The Secret Service
Deadpool
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Kick-Ass
42
General Knowledge:
Which is the only letter in Scrabble to have a value of five points?
Z
K
Q
U
43
Music:
What is David Bowie's real surname?
McDonald
Icke
Smith
Jones
44
Literature:
Who wrote "The Hunger Games" series?
Suzanne Collins
J.K Rowling
Charles Bingley
Simon Armitage
45
Literature:
What is the name of the pig in E.B White's "Charlotte's Web"?
Wilfred
Charlotte
Wilbur
Wilma
46
Science:
What was the name of the first sheep to be cloned from differentiated cells?
Morag
Dolly
Megan
Polly
47
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Chicago
Sound of Music
Moulin Rouge
The Great Gatsby
48
Literature:
What was the original title for the "Grimm's Fairy Tale" collection?
Foul Fables of a Frightful Nature
Ghastly Retellings of Macabre Events
Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids
Children's and Household Tales
49
Music:
What was the name of Eminem's first U.K single released in 1999?
If I Had
My Name Is
The Real Slim Shady
Rock Bottom
50
Music:
Which former One Direction member released the songs 'Watermelon Sugar' and 'Adore You'?
Harry Styles
Zyan Malik
Louis Tomlinson
Niall Horan
51
Science:
Which metal has the chemical symbol Hg?
Holmium
Lead
Mercury
Thallium
52
Years & Years:
Conchita Wurst won Eurovision; Scotland had an independence referendum; Philip Seymour Hoffman died
2004
2014
2008
2018
53
Science:
Nitrogen-fixing converts nitrogen into which gas?
Oxygen
Arnauld's lectures can get stuffed
Hydrogen
Ammonia
54
Literature:
What do the two initials stand for in C.S. Lewis?
Christopher Stewart
Charles Samuel
Clive Staples
Colton Stephen
55
General Knowledge:
What is the capital city of Australia?
Perth
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
56
Science:
What do the initials U.S.B stand for in computer science?
Universal Short-transit Byte
Universal Standard Bus
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial Byte
57
Food & Drink:
Which of the following is not a favourable adjective when discussing wine?
Leggy
Flinty
Vigorous
Fat
58
General Knowledge:
In 1984, which company created the first commercially available mobile phone?
Hewlett-Packard
Nokia
Motorola
Samsung
59
Literature:
Which English scientist wrote "Brief Answers to the Big Questions"?
Stephen Hawking
Stephen Fry
Richard Dawkins
Adam Rutherford
60
Food & Drink:
What is the world's spiciest chilli?
Carolina Reaper
Trinidad Moruga Scorpion
Ghost Pepper
Jalapeno
61
General Knowledge:
The Black Mamba snake is native to which continent?
Africa
Asia
Europe
South America
62
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Scream
Halloween
Saw
Scary Movie
63
Years & Years:
Nintendo Switch was released; Trump became the 45
th
U.S. president; Season 4 of BBC Sherlock aired
2020
2017
2019
2015
64
Music:
Who was the first member of Take That to leave the band?
Mark Owen
Robbie Williams
Howard Donald
Gary Barlow
65
Shhh, it's starting:
Name that movie
Dirty Dancing
Mamma Mia
The Man with the Golden Gun
Grease
66
Eye in the Sky:
Name the place
Central Park, NYC
The Park, Las Vegas
People's Square, Shanghai
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tokyo
67
Food & Drink:
What vegetable has varieties known as Bell Tower, Orobelle and Jupiter?
Onion
Courgette
Pepper
Squash
68
General Knowledge:
To whom was the first Nobel Peace prize given in 1901?
Henry Dunant
Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen
Malala Yousafzai
Emil von Behring
69
Literature:
Which country is Aesop's Fables believed to originate from?
Italy
Greece
Norway
Germany
70
Eye in the Sky:
Name the place
Kensingtion Palace, London
Schonbrunn Palace, Vienna
The Palace of Versailles, Il-de-France
Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria