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BRIJE - Family Quiz#1
BRIJE - Family Quiz#1
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TV & Film:
What 1950's Movie is this scene from?
A Street Car Named Desire
Singing in the Rain
Some Like it Hot
On The Town
2
Sport: Two English players hold the record for most goals in the old Prem season (42 games) with 34 goals. Who are they?
Ferdinand & Fowler
Shearer & Cole
Shearer & Fedinand
Rooney & Kane
3
Fun Facts:
What would you find most of in a camels hump?
Food
Water
Fat
Poo
4
Geography:
What coordinate system specifies a locations distance either north or south of the equator?
Longitude
Latitude
5
TV & Film:
Who is the alter-ego of Bruce Wayne
Superman
Antman
Batman
Spiderman
6
Music:
Name the
Artist
Boy George
Jason Donovan
Rick Astley
Go West
7
History: 'Prohibition' was the attempt to ban the production and consumption of what?
Drugs
Smoking
Alcohol
Sex
8
Disney:
Which Disney princess is based on a real person?
Elsa (Frozen)
Pocahontas
Princess Merida (Brave)
Moana
9
The Dance Plague of 1518 was an uncontrollable urge to dance. At its peak 15 people died a day. In total nearly 400 died
False
True
10
TV & Film:
Which
fictional detective
has been played by Albert Finney, Peter Ustinov and David Suchet?
Dr. Who
Remington Steele
Sherlock Holmes
Hercule Poirot
11
History: Name the Roman Gladiator who led a revolt against the Roman Empire between 73 and 71 BC.
Carpophorus
Commodus
Spartacus
Biggus Dickus
12
Sport:
How many fights did Muhammad Ali lose in his career?
2
5
1
4
13
Fun Facts:
If Facebook was a country, it would have
1 billion more
people than China.
False
True
14
Disney:
Who is the Owner of a Toy: Sausage dog, Etch-a-Sketch, Potato, Cowboy and Astronaut?
Al
Sid
Molly
Andy
15
History: From 1912 to 1948, the Olympic Games held competitions and awarded medals for what?
Fishing
Clay Sculpting
Art
Dance
16
Music - Intro's:
Guess the
song
Tainted Love
Love Will Tear Us Apart Again
How Does It Feel
Blue Monday
17
TV & Film:
What malformation did Marilyn Monroe have when she was born?
Six Toes
Genital Defects
A Third Nipple
Six Fingers
18
Humans can’t breathe and swallow at the same time.
True
False
19
Fun Facts:
Which human body part contains the most amount of water?
Kidneys
Liver
Eye
Lungs
20
3 times more people were killed in the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake than on the Titanic in 1912?
True
False
21
Your fingernails and hair keep growing after you die
True
False
22
TV & Film:
In the film 'The Great Escape' what were the code names of the
3 tunnels
Rita, Sue & Bob
Hendley, Blythe & James
Tom, Dick & Harry
Roger, Charlie & Sam
23
TV & Film:
In which city is the TV Series 'Greys Anatomy' set
Chicago
Boston
Seattle
California
24
TV & Film:
What was the first ever product to be advertised on the ITV channel?
Chocolate
Cereal
Toothpaste
Soap
25
Geography:
Which
river
runs through the countries of: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador & Venezuela
Volga
Amazon
Nile
Yangtze
26
Music:
Guess the
Song
Thats the Way (I like it)
Celebration
Get Down On It
Give It Up
27
Disney:
What does Cinderellas Fairy godmother turn into a carriage?
Bale of Hay
Flowerpot
Bucket
Pumpkin
28
History: The Pope once declared a War On Cats?
True
False
29
Music - Intro's
: Name the song
I Want You Back
Little Bitty Pretty One
ABC
Blame It on the Boogie
30
Fun Facts:
The two biggest cut diamonds on earth are located where?
The Bibliotheca Alexandria
Queens Crown Jewels
Royal Spanish Diamond Collection
US National History Museum
31
80s Music: 'Need you tonight' was released by which rock band?
Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Tears For Fears
INXS
Simple Minds
32
Water spirals down the plughole in opposite directions in the northern and southern hemispheres.
True
False
33
Fun Facts:
All members of which band admitted they
could not
read or write music at all?
The Bee Gees
Pink Flloyd
The Beatles
The Beach Boys
34
Disney:
In the Jungle Book, what is the snake called that hypnotizes Mowgli
Naa
Baa
Kaa
Saa
35
History: What philosopher was inspired to study universal gravitation after pondering why apples fall down and not up.
Sir Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Plato
Sigmund Freud
36
Fun Facts:
The speed of a computer mouse is measured in
"Mickeys"
False
True
37
Sport:
Name the style of jump popularised by the high jump gold medal winner at the 1968 Summer Olympics?
Straddle Jump
Split Kick
Backwards Bend
Fosbury Flop
38
More people drown in deserts than die of thirst.
True
False
39
Disney:
What is the wizard’s name in the movie The Sword in the Stone?
Merlin
Gandalf
Morgana
Glinda
40
History: Which of these Egyptian 'Pharaohs' was not in fact Egyptian
Ramses II
Cleopatra
Akhenaten
Tutankhamun
41
80s Music: In 1983, Elton John released a popular song called I'm still _____ what?
Playing the Piano
Laughing
Singing
Standing
42
Geography: If a river follows a winding path, like a snake through the earth it is said to be what?
Meandering
Channeling
Alluvium
Confluencing
43
Disney:
Who was the first ever Disney Princess
Snow White
Jasmine
Cinderella
Belle
44
History: In which french city did Germany Surrender in World War II?
Lille
Reiims
Paris
Lyon
45
TV & Film:
Which was the first
colour
film to win a Best Picture Oscar?
Of Mice and Men
The Wizard of Oz
Gone With The Wind
Wuthering Heights
46
Music - Intro's:
Guess the
Song
Don't Go Breaking My Heart
Tiny Dancer
Rocket Man
Your Song
47
Geography:
What is the worlds
Longest
Above water mountain range?
K2
Kilimanjaro
Everest
The Andes
48
Geography:
The Great Barrier Reef is located in which Ocean?
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
Indian Ocean
49
Sport: Which Formula 1 racing circuit would you find the following: La Piscine & The Grand Hotel Hairpin
Monaco
Silverstone
Bahrain International Circuit
Interlagos
50
Disney:
Which was the first Disney movie to receive an
Oscar nomination
for Best Picture?
Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
Snow White
Beauty and the Beast
51
Fun Facts:
What is the
National animal
of Scotland
Scottish Wildcat
Unicorn
Red Grouse
Highland Cattle
52
Fun Facts:
Without stopping, how long does it take to reach the 86th floor of the empire state building by elevator
Under 1 minute
2 min 45 secs
1 min 30 seconds
Over 3 minutes
53
80s Music: 'Born in the USA' was sung by which Artist?
Bob Dylan
Bryan Adams
Bruce Springsteen
Billy Joel
54
If you cry in space the tears just stick to your face
False
True
55
Sport:
Which country has competed in the most Olympics
without winning a single medal
?
USA
Japan
Lichtenstein
India
56
Disney:
Which 4 Dwarfs are in the picture?
Sleepy, Dopey, Sneezy, Bashful
Happy, Sleepy, Dopey, Bashful
Bashful, Sneezy, Happy, Dopey
Dopey, Doc, Sleepy, Grumpy
57
Geography:
What was Australia originally named before it changed its name in the 19th Century
New Foundland
New York
New Amsterdam
New Holland
58
80s Music: In Whams 'Club Tropicana' it is said that membership into the club is what?
Letting strangers take you by the hand
A Smiling Face
A Good Suntan
Fun & Sunshine
59
A right angled triangle can never be equilateral.
False
True
60
The owner of the company that makes Segways died after accidentally driving his Segway off a cliff.
True
False
61
History: The wall built to separate the Romans & the Picts tribes in Scotland was named after which roman emperor
Augustus
Nero
Hadrian
Caesar
62
History: Which famous historical leader had a black horse called Bucephalus?
Hannibal
Genghis Khan
Alexander the Great
Attila the Hun
63
Geography:
The flags in the picture below are all what type of countries?
British Isles Countries
Nordic Countries
Mediterranean Countries
Balkan Countries
64
Sport:
In what sport would you find the term
"A Bagel"
Rugby
Baseball
Cricket
Tennis
65
The tin-opener was not invented until 45 years after the tin can?
False
True
66
Fun Facts:
Which soft drink was the first
flavored
soft drink in space?
Coca Cola
Dr Pepper
Orange Juice
Sprite