BRIJE - Family Quiz#1

80s Music: In 1983, Elton John released a popular song called I'm still _____ what?

Disney: Which Disney princess is based on a real person?

Music: Name the Artist

Your fingernails and hair keep growing after you die

Fun Facts: What is the National animal of Scotland

Geography: Which river runs through the countries of: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador & Venezuela

TV & Film: Who is the alter-ego of Bruce Wayne

Humans can’t breathe and swallow at the same time.

Disney: Who was the first ever Disney Princess

History: The wall built to separate the Romans & the Picts tribes in Scotland was named after which roman emperor

If you cry in space the tears just stick to your face

Fun Facts: Which human body part contains the most amount of water?

Sport: In what sport would you find the term "A Bagel"

History: Name the Roman Gladiator who led a revolt against the Roman Empire between 73 and 71 BC.

History: What philosopher was inspired to study universal gravitation after pondering why apples fall down and not up.

Music - Intro's: Guess the song

3 times more people were killed in the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake than on the Titanic in 1912?

Sport: How many fights did Muhammad Ali lose in his career?

TV & Film: What 1950's Movie is this scene from?

80s Music: 'Born in the USA' was sung by which Artist?

Geography: What is the worlds Longest Above water mountain range?

Fun Facts: All members of which band admitted they could not read or write music at all?

Disney: What does Cinderellas Fairy godmother turn into a carriage?

Music - Intro's: Guess the Song

Fun Facts: What would you find most of in a camels hump?

TV & Film: What was the first ever product to be advertised on the ITV channel?

Music - Intro's: Name the song

Geography: The flags in the picture below are all what type of countries?

Disney: Which 4 Dwarfs are in the picture?

History: The Pope once declared a War On Cats?

The tin-opener was not invented until 45 years after the tin can?

Sport: Which country has competed in the most Olympics without winning a single medal?

Water spirals down the plughole in opposite directions in the northern and southern hemispheres.

Fun Facts: If Facebook was a country, it would have 1 billion more people than China.

Geography: What was Australia originally named before it changed its name in the 19th Century

Fun Facts: The two biggest cut diamonds on earth are located where?

Music: Guess the Song

The owner of the company that makes Segways died after accidentally driving his Segway off a cliff.

Disney: Which was the first Disney movie to receive an Oscar nomination for Best Picture?

History: In which french city did Germany Surrender in World War II?

History: Which of these Egyptian 'Pharaohs' was not in fact Egyptian

TV & Film: What malformation did Marilyn Monroe have when she was born?

More people drown in deserts than die of thirst.

TV & Film: In which city is the TV Series 'Greys Anatomy' set

History: Which famous historical leader had a black horse called Bucephalus?

Sport: Which Formula 1 racing circuit would you find the following: La Piscine & The Grand Hotel Hairpin

80s Music: 'Need you tonight' was released by which rock band?

Geography: The Great Barrier Reef is located in which Ocean?

TV & Film: Which fictional detective has been played by Albert Finney, Peter Ustinov and David Suchet?

History: 'Prohibition' was the attempt to ban the production and consumption of what?

TV & Film: In the film 'The Great Escape' what were the code names of the 3 tunnels

History: From 1912 to 1948, the Olympic Games held competitions and awarded medals for what?

Disney: Who is the Owner of a Toy: Sausage dog, Etch-a-Sketch, Potato, Cowboy and Astronaut?

Disney: What is the wizard’s name in the movie The Sword in the Stone?

Fun Facts: Which soft drink was the first flavored soft drink in space?

Sport: Name the style of jump popularised by the high jump gold medal winner at the 1968 Summer Olympics?

Disney: In the Jungle Book, what is the snake called that hypnotizes Mowgli

Fun Facts: Without stopping, how long does it take to reach the 86th floor of the empire state building by elevator

Sport: Two English players hold the record for most goals in the old Prem season (42 games) with 34 goals. Who are they?

Geography: What coordinate system specifies a locations distance either north or south of the equator?

80s Music: In Whams 'Club Tropicana' it is said that membership into the club is what?

Geography: If a river follows a winding path, like a snake through the earth it is said to be what?

TV & Film: Which was the first colour film to win a Best Picture Oscar?

The Dance Plague of 1518 was an uncontrollable urge to dance. At its peak 15 people died a day. In total nearly 400 died

Fun Facts: The speed of a computer mouse is measured in "Mickeys"