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Big Six Picture Quiz

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1. What is the name of the character in a top hat who has advertised Liquorice Allsorts since 1929?

2. In the fairy tale what colour is Snow Whites hair?

3. In which town is the shopping complex the Metro Centre?

4. Whom did Margaret Thatcher replace as lead-er of the Tory party?

5. Which British newspaper is nicknamed ‘The Thunderer’?

6. In Greek legend, who turned everything he touched into gold?

7. Which ‘ology’ is concerned with the human skin?

8. The RAF used two main fighter planes in the Battle of Britain – the Spitfire was one what was the other?

9. On which London street is Selfridges?10. Which cartoon character, created in 1969, has

a name that is thought to be inspired by Frank Sinatra’s scat singing at the end of his song, Strangers in the Night?

11. From which plant is snuff made?12. What is the correct name for the device used

by Boy Scouts to fasten a tie or scarf?13. Rioja is a wine originating from which country?14. Name the three main ingredients used to make

the breakfast dish kedgeree?15. Which judge did Darcy Bussell replace on

Strictly Come Dancing?16. In cricket, what is the width in inches of the

wicket (consisting of three stumps)?17. What name is given to the kitchen on a ship?18. In the world of music, how were Jake Shears,

Babydaddy, Ana Matronic, Del Marquis and Paddy Boom collectively known?

19. The Great War (WWI) began when a student named Gavrilo Princip shot Archduke Franz Ferdinand in which city?

20. What was the name of the Hunchback of Notre Dame’s girlfriend?

21. From which country does the lager Grolsch originate?

22. Which ship sank in 1545 & was raised from the depths in 1982?

23. What would you find listed on the website Zoopla?

24. In which Shakespeare play do the three witch-es feature in the opening scene?

25. Which long running US TV comedy series fea-tured the Cunningham family?

26. Who is the current host of Mastermind?27. Which electronics manufacturer make the

Bravia range of televisions?28. In which 2000 film would you find the

character of General Maximus Decimus Meridus?

29. The sale of which drink accounts for approx-imately 10% of the income of the govern-ment in Russia?

30. Which Heinz product has a speed limit? According to the company if it pours unaid-ed at more than 0.028mph then it’s reject-ed.

31. What company launched the S6 Edge smartphone in 2015?

32. Amy Winehouse only released two studio albums – name either?

33. In World War Two, what was Operation Chastise, it was later made into a film star-ring Richard Todd?

34. Which legendary song includes the line “February Made Me Shiver”?

35. What is the capital of the Canadian prov-ince of Nova Scotia?

36. Blue is the colour of which two letters in the search-engine Google’s name?

37. “Daisy Dukes” has become a slang word for which article of clothing?

38. In an advertising campaign, what colour would you be if you had been tangoed?

39. How many minutes in a day?40. Which musical instrument represents

Ireland on the Royal Standard?41. According to legend which city was founded

by Romulus and Remus?42. What was the first thing that Scrooge pur-

chased after his change of heart?43. Name the comedic transvestite who has

had performances and subsequent videos/DVDs entitled ‘Definite Article’, ‘Glorious’ and ‘Dress to Kill’?

44. In mountainous areas what word means landslide of snow?

45. What word is used for the removal of salt from seawater to produce fresh water?

46. In which country are the police known as Heddlu?

47. Name the current Halifax MP first elected back in may 2015?

48. The name of what drink, often used to make a snowball, is the Dutch word for lawyer?

49. What do you do to a burrito to make it into a chimichanga?

50. Name the four corners on a Monopoly board?

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The PubPaper Quiz

The PubPaper Extra Quiz

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1. What is the artistic technique of gluing a number of items together to form a new work called?

2. The track ‘Supper’s Ready’ appeared on the 1972 L.P. ‘Foxtrot’, and is nearly 23 minutes long. Which group recorded it?

3. Who took over from Jeff Stelling as the host of ‘Countdown’?

4. Which north-west venue is considered to be the spiritual home of Northern Soul music from 1973 until its closure in 1981?

5. Salbutamol, distributed under the trade name Ventolin, is widely used to treat which chronic condition?

6. Which grape is the ‘king’ of German vineyards?7. How is Bankside Power Station, London, better

known today?8. In the waters of which country would you find the

wreck of Greenpeace’s Rainbow Warrior?9. What is Bradshaw’s Guide concerned with?10. Faber - Castell, Parker and Sheaffer are all makes

of what?11. What was Operation Dynamo in World War II?12. In an orchestra, what is the smallest member of

the flute family?13. What was the first motorway service station in the

UK?14. Which design style of the 1920/1930`s is charac-

terised by geometrical shapes and bold outlines?15. The largest glacier in Europe is the Vatnajokull. In

which country is it?

16. What in Jerusalem is the Yad Vashem?17. Founded in 1976 by Anita Roddick, which

company is now part owned by L’Oreal?18. The Yorkshire Sculpture Park lies within the

borders of which city?19. First broadcast in 1947, which Radio 4 pro-

gramme which is typically broadcast from a village hall, is currently chaired by Eric Robson and Peter Gibbs?

20. Name either of the European ports to which there is a regular passenger ferry service from Kingston-upon-Hull?

21. Which organization launched the Mates condom brand in 1987: Virgin; Sky; Trump Industries; or The Vatican?

22. What flavour is the Mexican Liqueur Kahlua?23. In which country are the Angel Falls, with

the world’s longest continuous drop, over 3,000 feet?

24.Whichmusichall,televisionandfilmcome-dian was famous for his funny walks and rubber faced grimaces?

25. Which Radio 4 programme was hosted by Humphrey Lyttleton for 36 years?

26. What is the only metal that is anti-bacterial?27. In Arthurian legend, who was the child of a

nun and a demon?28. In 1955 which record became the first single

to sell a million copies in the UK?29. Comedian Roisin Conaty played Daphne/

Roxy in Netflix’s comedy/drama series After Life, what was her occupation in the pro-gramme?

30. Located less than 100 yards from Halifax town hall, which popular company is housed in a building with 18 elephant heads on it?

1. Collage2. Genesis3. Nick Hewer4. Wigan Casino5. Asthma6. Riesling7. Tate Modern8. New Zealand9. Railways10. Fountain pens11. The evacuation

of Dunkirk12. Piccolo13. Watford Gap14. Art Deco15. Iceland16. Holocaust

Memorial17. Body shop

18. Wakefield19. Gardeners ques-

tions Time (GQT)20. Rotterdam or

Zebrugge21. Virgin22. Coffee23. Venezuela24. Max Wall25. I’m sorry I hav-

en’t a clue26. Copper27. Merlin28. Rock around the

Clock29. Sex worker30. McDonald’s

THE PUBPAPER EXTRAQUIZ ANSWERS

1. Bertie Bassett

2. Black3. Gateshead4. Edward

Heath5. The Times6. Midas7. Dermatology8. Hurricane9. Oxford Street10. Scooby-Doo

[doo-be-doo-be-doo]

11. Tobacco12. Woggle13. Spain14. Smoked fish,

eggs, rice, onions

15. Alesha Dixon16. Nine inches17. Galley

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35. Halifax36. G37. Tight denim

shorts38. Orange39. 1,44040. Harp41. Rome42. Turkey43. Eddie Izzard44. Avalanche45. Desalination46. In Wales47. Holly

Walker-Lynch

48. Advocaat49. Deep fry it50. Go, Free

Parking, In Jail, Go To Jail

18. Scissor Sisters19. Sarajevo20. Esmeralda21. Holland/

Netherlands22. Mary Rose23. Houses for

sale24. Macbeth25. Happy Days26. John

Humphreys27. Sony28. Gladiator29. Vodka30. Tomato

Ketchup31. Samsung32. Frank & Back

To Black33. The Dam

Busters raid34. American Pie

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Big Six Picture Quiz Answers