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1
This stylish T-shirt, sadly only available between 1991-1992, was famous at the time for what?
Changing colour with heat
Boys II Men wore them in their music video
Being only available in pastel colours
USA team merchandise for the 1992 Olympics
2
60 second question : This is 3 famous faces merged into 1. Who are they?
Ed Sheeran, Robin Williams, Chloe Mortez
Rupert Grint, Sharon Stone, Taylor Swift
Ed Sheeran, Bono, Taylor Swift
Julian Rhind-Tutt, Bono, Anastacia
3
A golf ball has a fixed amount of dimples
False
True
4
What is the famous stage called at Elstree Studios?
Laurel & Hardy Stage
The Kubrick Stage
Prince Charles Sound Stage
George Lucas Stage
5
Which of these was NOT founded by a woman?
Ship your enemies glitter
HTC mobile phones
Veuve Cliquot
Divine Chocolate
6
In Medieval England, where was the second biggest city?
Norwich
Ipswich
Bristol
Oxford
7
The only time I’ve ever been seen “on camera”. Which film was I working on?
47 Ronin
The Death of Stalin
Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
Shadow Dancer
8
What is the name of the dinosaur which used to stand in the entrance hall of the Natural History Museum?
Dippy
Rex
Barney
Whippy
9
Which bridge have I painted...?
Humber Suspension Bridge, Hull
Union Suspension Bridge, Tweed
Hardanger Suspension Bridge, Norway
Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol
10
A village in North Wales is named after the grave of a legendary dog. What is it’s name?
Llansannan
Beddgelert
Denbigh
Bethesda
11
Where was the starting point of the 2012 Summer Olympics torch relay?
Cape Cornwall
Portsmouth
Land’s End
John O’Groats
12
This monument (a Welsh woman with her back to the sea) commemorates Welsh settlers who arrived in 1865 to which port?
Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Puerto Tela, Honduras
Puerto Rosales, Argentina
Puerto Los Cristianos, Tenerife
13
The Eden Project, Cornwall featured in a James Bond as what location?
The ski chalet in The World is not Enough
Gustav Graves’ ice palace in Die Another Day
The Alpine clinic in Spectre
A Venetian theatre in Casino Royal
14
Which ISN’T a name for the Spotted Dick pudding in the picture?
Railway cake
Spotted Richard
Spotted Dog
Raisin cake
15
The “Wife Carrying Race”, is where men carry their wives over 380m of field like a rucksack. How might they succeed?
They don’t drop their wife & win together
The recite their wedding vows when crossing the finish line
They drop their wife, but do all the obstacles together
The get over all 15 obstacles
16
In Eraclea, near Venice, (Italy) it is illegal to build sandcastles
True
False
17
Jam Roly Poly was nicknamed “Dead Man’s Sleeve” because the pudding was wrapped up to steam in an old shirt sleeve
False
True
18
The Severn Bridge opened in 1966; the toll to cross it cost 2s 6d (£0.125). What was the final cost in 2018?
£5.20
£6.00
£5.60
£6.70
19
In Vatican City (Italy) has famous ATMs. Why?
You can print receipts in Latin
You can also buy tickets to see local tourist attractions
You can send a donation to the Catholic Church
You can perform transactions in Latin
20
Which of Snow White’s Seven Dwarfs doesn’t have a beard?
Dopey
Sleepy
Bashful
Happy
21
As a driver, which of these does NOT give you a potentially fixed penalty...?
Parking over two car park bays
Splashing pedestrians with puddles
No number plate
Picking your nose while driving
22
In June 14, 1913, the US postal system officially declared - what - illegal?
Mailing animals
Mailing fruit
Mailing raw meat
Mailing children
23
Who tried to buy Highclere Castle (Downton Abbey) for their Art Collection?
Andrew Lloyd Webber
David Bowie
Elton John
Madonna
24
In Blythe, California, it is illegal to wear cowboy boots unless you own at least two cows
False
True
25
Welly-Wanging is a game which takes place yearly in which village in Huddersfield?
Fenay Bridge
Highburton Village
Newsome Village
Upperthong Village
26
The ‘Tin Bath Championships’ have taken place in the summer every year since 1971 - but where?
Harwich Harbour, Ipswich
Castletown Harbour, Isle of Man
27
Due to dwarfism this chap was an entertainer with the American circus, “Barnum” during the 1860s. What was his name?!
Jack Purvis
“Commodore” George Washington Nutt
Peter Dinklage
Billy Barty
28
What animal took over the streets of a coastal town in North Wales due to Humans being in COVID-19 lockdown?
Grey Seals
Deer
Black Welsh Mountain Sheep
Mountain Goats
29
Final Question: What new skills have you acquired during lockdown? 🤣
Banana bread baking
Patience
How to clean twice in a day
How to use technology to talk to people
30
How many times does the number seven appear in the numbers 1-100?
21
20
17
18