1. BRITISH LEGION [60S MUSIC] 1. 60S MUSIC

1

Which band from London made 18 appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show the most

of any British Invasion group? Dave Clark 5

2

This is the studio band put together after which cartoon band hit the top of the

charts? Archies

3 Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison all died at which age? 27

4 This was the second and final top ten hit for which band? Gary Puckett and the Union Gap

5 "In and Out of Love" was the last hit for the Supremes before whose departure? Florence Ballard

6 "Matthew and Son" was the debut album for which singer songwriter? Cat Stevens

7 What is the name of this Beatles album? Let it Be

8

In 1964, a plane crash claimed the life of which country music legend, when the

plane he was piloting crashed at Nashville International Airport? Jim Reeves

9

Which band released "Fortunate Son" in 1969. The song amassed popularity with

the Anti-War movement? Creedence Clearwater Revival

10

The Rolling Stones Hyde Park concert ended with an 18 minute rendition of which

song accompanied by Ginger Johnson and His African Messengers? Sympathy for the Devil

2. DREADNOUGHT [CLASSIC DISNEY] 2. CLASSIC DISNEY

1

What was the first full-length animated feature film and the earliest Disney

animated feature film? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

2

What is the name of this character from "Pinocchio" who shares his name with a

Dick Emery character? Lampwick

3

Which Disney animated film provoked this reaction from a 1942 edition of the

"Outdoor Life", "... the worst insult ever offered in any form to American

sportsmen? Bambi

4 Which film features this song? Dumbo

5 Which Disney character is the star of "The Three Caballeros"? Donald Duck

6

Released in 1950 which animated feature saved Disney from bankruptcy and

received three Oscar nominations including best song for "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo"? Cinderella

7 What is the name of this character from the Jungle Book"? Col. Hathi

8

Which 1953 film was the final Disney animated feature released through RKO

before Walt Disney founded of his own distribution company, Buena Vista? Peter Pan

9 Who sang this from "Lady and the Tramp"? Peggy Lee

10

Based on a novel by Dodie Smith what was Disney's first animated feature of the

1960s? 101 Dalmatians 

3. CARGILLS [GAME OF THRONES] 3.[GAME OF THRONES]1 Which Croatian city is used in the series as a set for the city of Kings Landing? Dubrovnik

2 What is the name of this character who tells Jon Snow he knows nothing? Ygritte

3 What was the name of the dragon killed by the Knight's King? Viserion

4 Which Icelandic band performed this ditty at the wedding of Joffrey and Marjorie? Sigur Rós

5 Which member of Dr. Feelgood separated Ned Stark from his head? Wilco Johnson

6 Who is the fearsome brother of Sandor "The Hound" Clegane? Gregor "The Mountain"Clegane

7 What is the name of this castle? Winterfell

8

Which former member of the Night's Watch who later deserted, became known as

"King-beyond-the-Wall"? Mance Rayder

9 Who did a cameo to sing this? Ed Sheeran

10 Who was Jon Snow's opponent at the "Battle of the Bastards"? Ramsay Bolton

4. BALMORAL [GRUB] 4. GRUB

1

MSG is used in the food industry as a flavor enhancer with an umami taste that

intensifies the savory flavor of food. What does MSG stand for? Monosodium glutamate

2 What's the name of this celebrity chef? Atul Kochhar

3 Which egg dish is named after a region of France? Quiche Lorraine

4 Who recorded this song about TV dinners? ZZ Top

5 Which local butcher won the 2018 World Championship Scotch Pie Award? James Pirie & Son

6 Bourou-bourou is a vegetable and pasta soup from which Greek island? Corfu

7 What is the name of this Swiss Cheese? Emmental

8

The name of which pastry cake popular in eastern Europe come from the Russian

name for "grandmother" or "old woman"? Babka

9 Who recorded this song about food? The Corries

10

Which take away favourite was first sold in Scotland by a Belgian immigrant,

Edward De Gernier, in Dundee's Greenmarket in the 1870s? Fish and Chips

5.CROWN [SCOTTISH FITBA] 5.SCOTTISH FITBA

1 Which provincial team won the League Cup in 1948, 1950, 1954? East Fife

2

Who is this former Scotland manager. The only one with a 100% record having

lost all the games whilst in charge? John Prentice

3 Who is the only foreign manager to have run Aberdeen? Ebbe Skovdahl

4 Which Football team run on to the pitch to this tune? Kilmarnock

5 Which team are named after a novel by Sir Walter Scott? Heart of Midlothian

6

Who was sent on to replace Jim Clunie on 13 August 1966 in a Scottish League Cup

tie at Shawfield to become the first tactical substitute in Scottish football history? Archie Gemmill

7 Who play at this stadium with the famous hedge? Brechin

8 Which two Scottish football grounds are only 100 yards apart? Dens and Tannadice

9 For which World Cup did Scotland release this masterpiece? 1974

10

Which team played their first match on 16 May 1885 when they beat Dundee Our

Boys 1–0? Forfar FC

6. THE STORMONT [80S ACTION FILMS] 6. 80S ACTION FILMS

1

Which Arnold Schwarzenegger film role was based on the Marvel comic created by

Robert E. Howard? Conan the Barbarian

2 What was the name of this film starring Chuck Norris? Lone Wolf McQuade

3 In which series of films did Charles Bronson play vigilante Paul Kersey five times? Death Wish

4 Which film featured this song in the soundtrack.

Mad Max Beyond the

Thunderdome

5

Which 1983 film starred Roy Schneider as a helicopter pilot spawned a TV series of

the same name? Blue Thunder

6

Which 1983 American crime film directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver

Stone was a remake of the 1932 film of the same name? Scarface

7 What's the name of this scary looking alien? Predator

8 What is the only Dirty Harry film to be directed by Eastwood himself? Sudden Impact

9 This features on the soundtrack for which film? The Jewel of the Nile

10 The Terminator comes from the future to kill which woman? Sarah Connor

7. THE OLD CROSS [MUSICALS 1945] 7. MUSICALS 1945

1

In which film do two sailors go on a four-day shore leave in Hollywood and meet a

young boy and his aunt? Anchors Aweigh

2 What is the name of this film starring Lucille Ball? Ziegfeld Follies

3

"Rhapsody in Blue" is a 1945 fictionalized screen biography of which American

composer and musician? George Gershwin

4 Who is this singing the opening song from "The Bells of St. Mary's"? Bing Crosby

5

"Rockin' in the Rockies" is a 1945 musical western full-length movie starring which

comedy act? 3 Stooges

6

Which film starring Dana Andrews and Jeanne Craine was remade in 1962, that

time starring Pat Boone and Ann-Margret? State Fair

7

This the star of the film "Song of the Sarong" he was the father of which of the

Monkees? Michael Dolenz

8

"Her Lucky Night" is a 1945 musical film starring which music act in their last film

for Universal? The Andrews Sisters

9 Who is this singing a song from "The Stork Club"? Betty Hutton

10 Which actress famous for her "Million Dollar Legs" starred in "The Dolly Sisters"? Betty Grable

8. THE ALE HOUSE [RADIO COMEDY] 8. RADIO COMEDY

1

Which Radio sitcom set in Bletchley Park in 1941, about code-breakers who are

forced to share a draughty work place? Hut 33

2 This is the cast from which comedy show? Round the Horne

3 In "The Goons" who was the voice of Eccles? Spike Milligan

4 This is an excerpt from which radio show? Handcocks Half Hour

5

In 1997 "On the Town with The League of Gentlemen", debuted on BBC Radio 4. In

which fictional town was it set? Spent6 Which show launched in April 1972 as a parody of radio and TV panel games? I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue

7 This is the cast from which comedy series?

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the

Galaxy

8

Often abbreviated as ISIRTA which BBC radio comedy program originated from the

revue Cambridge Circus? I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again

9 What is the name of this radio family? The Glums

10 Which Scottish TV sketch show first started as a radio series on BBC Radio Scotland? Chewin the Fat

9.NUMBER 31 [RETRO COMPUTERS] 9. RETRO COMPUTERS

1

In 1974 which company developed the 8080 microprocessor chip which was

instrumental to the affordable mass-market home computer? Intel

2 This is the Texas Instruments TI-99/4A it was state of the art in which year? 1981

3

Which company manufactured the BBC Micro, for the BBC Computer Literacy

Project? Acorn

4 Computer Age Neil Young

5 In 1980 which UK company launched their super-cheap ZX80? Sinclair

6

Which company owned by Sir Alan Sugar revolutionised the home computer

market in the early 1980s Amstrad

7 Still recognisable today. What was the name of this little number? Commodore 64

8

Which Japanese company usually associated with hi-fi equipment developed the CD-

ROM in the 1980s? DENON

9 Computer World Kraftwerk

10

Which girls name was given to the Apple computer released on the 1st January

1984? Lisa

1. BRITISH LEGION [60S MUSIC]

Who was credited with The Beatles on their hit "Get Back"? Billy Preston

2. DREADNOUGHT [CLASSIC DISNEY]

What was the last film released before Walt Disney died? Sword in the Stone

3.CARGILLS [GAME OF THRONES]

Which mercanary has been the aide of both Tyrion and Jannie Lannister? Bronn

4. BALMORAL [GRUB]

From which part of the lamd do you get the cut known as scrag end? Neck

5.CROWN [SCOTTISH FITBA]

Which England player holds the record of most caps by a foreign player whilst at

Rangers with 32 caps? Terry Butcher

6. THE STORMONT [80S ACTION FILMS]

What alias does Connor Mcleod use when mascarading as antique dealer? Russell Nash

7. THE OLD CROSS [MUSICALS 1945]

Which film stars Danny Kaye in a double role as a pair of estranged "super-

identical twins"? Wonder Man

8. THE ALE HOUSE [RADIO COMEDY]

Which cheeky schoolboy, lived with his family at 33 Lilac Avenue? Jimmy Clitheroe

9.NUMBER 31 [RETRO COMPUTERS]

George R. R. Martin writes his books using which MS-DOS application dating

back to 1987? WordStar 4.0