THE RULES
ONE ANSWER PER PERSON PER DAY ONLY PLEASE!
THIS INCLUDES GIVING THE WRONG ANSWER.
GOOD LUCK FOLKS.
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1. Which American Presidents portrait appears on the one dollar bill?
(GEORGE WASHINGTON)
2. Which musician was known as "the king of swing"?
(BENNY GOODMAN - TINKERBELLE)
3. William 'the Refrigerator' Perry is associated with which sport?
(AMERICAN FOOTBALL - GAZLAD)
4. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
(MARS - MTHEAD)
5. The bite of which insect can spread sleeping sickness?
(TSETSE FLY - WILLOW THE WHISP)
6. On which day of the year are hot cross buns traditionally eaten?
(GOOD FRIDAY - WAYNEYBOY1942)
7. What happened to British Prime Minister Spencer Percival in May 1812?
(HE WAS ASSASSINATED - DOUG)
8. Ravi Shankar plays which musical instrument?
(SITAR - WILLOW THE WHISP)
9. Marie Antoinette belonged to which royal house?
(HAPSBURG - DOUG)
10. On which book was the musical 'Cabaret' based?
(I AM A CAMERA/CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD - WILLOW THE WHISP)
11. Roald Dahl wrote the book called BFG. What do the initials stand for?
(BIG FRIENDLY GIANT - TINKERBELLE)
12. According to the song, Molly Malone sold what on the streets of Dublin?
(SEAFOOD/COCKLES AND MUSSELS - LEN)
13. Whose seaplane was called The Spruce Goose?
(HOWARD HUGHES - GRANNYCLARET)
14. If you were eating fish 'a la Normande', how would the fish be cooked?
(BRAISED IN WHITE WINE - SLINKY)
15. The first Bond movie was released in 1964. What was the title?
(DR.NO - MICK)
16. Who was the captain of the spaceship that went where 'no man has gone before'?
(CAPTAIN KIRK - WINGY)
17. What was held at Woodstock, New York in 1969?
(ROCK FESTIVAL - JANET)
18. What was the title of the Beatles' first single?
(LOVE ME DO - AQUARIUS)
19. Who fought the Six Day War in 1967?
(ARABS AND ISRAELIS - FIBI)
20. The professional world heavyweight champion 1964-67, Muhammed Ali had a catch-phrase. What was it?
(I AM THE GREATEST - PHYSICALBABE)
ONE ANSWER PER PERSON PER DAY ONLY PLEASE!
THIS INCLUDES GIVING THE WRONG ANSWER.
GOOD LUCK FOLKS.
..........................................................................................................................
1. Which American Presidents portrait appears on the one dollar bill?
(GEORGE WASHINGTON)
2. Which musician was known as "the king of swing"?
(BENNY GOODMAN - TINKERBELLE)
3. William 'the Refrigerator' Perry is associated with which sport?
(AMERICAN FOOTBALL - GAZLAD)
4. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
(MARS - MTHEAD)
5. The bite of which insect can spread sleeping sickness?
(TSETSE FLY - WILLOW THE WHISP)
6. On which day of the year are hot cross buns traditionally eaten?
(GOOD FRIDAY - WAYNEYBOY1942)
7. What happened to British Prime Minister Spencer Percival in May 1812?
(HE WAS ASSASSINATED - DOUG)
8. Ravi Shankar plays which musical instrument?
(SITAR - WILLOW THE WHISP)
9. Marie Antoinette belonged to which royal house?
(HAPSBURG - DOUG)
10. On which book was the musical 'Cabaret' based?
(I AM A CAMERA/CHRISTOPHER ISHERWOOD - WILLOW THE WHISP)
11. Roald Dahl wrote the book called BFG. What do the initials stand for?
(BIG FRIENDLY GIANT - TINKERBELLE)
12. According to the song, Molly Malone sold what on the streets of Dublin?
(SEAFOOD/COCKLES AND MUSSELS - LEN)
13. Whose seaplane was called The Spruce Goose?
(HOWARD HUGHES - GRANNYCLARET)
14. If you were eating fish 'a la Normande', how would the fish be cooked?
(BRAISED IN WHITE WINE - SLINKY)
15. The first Bond movie was released in 1964. What was the title?
(DR.NO - MICK)
16. Who was the captain of the spaceship that went where 'no man has gone before'?
(CAPTAIN KIRK - WINGY)
17. What was held at Woodstock, New York in 1969?
(ROCK FESTIVAL - JANET)
18. What was the title of the Beatles' first single?
(LOVE ME DO - AQUARIUS)
19. Who fought the Six Day War in 1967?
(ARABS AND ISRAELIS - FIBI)
20. The professional world heavyweight champion 1964-67, Muhammed Ali had a catch-phrase. What was it?
(I AM THE GREATEST - PHYSICALBABE)
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