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Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pvb rvles, which means a) no looking at
my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assvming a Welsh context for all
qvestions.

GK
1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?
2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?
3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
(need name and nvmber for the point)
4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
Colvmn?
5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?
6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?
7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
room temperatvre?
8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?
9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?
10) In which US state is Las Vegas?
11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
and Jack Cohen?
12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?
13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?
14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?
15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?


F, TV, M

1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
film?
3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
Badly?
4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
Clovd?
5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
Mainwaring?
6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?
7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?
8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)
9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?
10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?
11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
have been divorced?
12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
1984?
13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?
14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
Brian?
15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
Points of View?

Sport

1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
in a Premiership game, with 5?
2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
team play their home games?
3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
Olympic games?
4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn
Grovnd?
5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
ago?
6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
Placid?
7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
Prix with one team, at 150?
8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?
9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot
won his first Derby, aged 18?
10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?
11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
Timberwolves?
12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
Friday?
13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?
14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
before he died on a Tovr de France stage?

15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
six nations championship?

GK

1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?
2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
keyboard?
3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
which is also their corporate symbol?
4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
Pot?
5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?
6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
every man will do his dvty"?
7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.
12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?
13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?
14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?
15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

Tie-breakers

How long was the longest bvdget speech?
How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?
In which year was the zip patented?

Bonvs rovnd

a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
important)
b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
year given

1952, Hvmphrey Bogart
1953, Gary Cooper
1954, Marlon Brando
1958, Alec Gvinness
1960, Charlton Heston
1971, Gene Hackman
1979, Dvstin Hoffman
1980, Robert De Niro
1987, Pavl Newman
1988, Dvstin Hoffman
1992, Anthony Hopkins

c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
important)

The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at

http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf

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War is peace
 
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Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote:
> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pub rules, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assuming a Welsh context for all
> questions.

> GK
> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stud are types of what?
Poker

> 5) The island of Honshu comprises the largest part of which country?
Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circus with James Bailey in 1881?
P.T. Barnum

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colourless gas at
> room temperature?
Radon

> 9) Who wrote Gulliver's Travels?
Johnathan Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?
Nevada

> 12) Which foodstuff is known as the staff of life?
Bread?


> F, TV, M

> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated feature
> film?
Watership Down?

> 4) Who had British number ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Cloud?
The Stones

> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's surname?
Balboa

> 7) Which country music star was known as The Man In Black?
Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)
Richard Starkey

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Paul, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?
Paul

> 12) Whose only British number one was I Just Called To Say I Love You in
> 1984?
Stevie Wonder

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?
Bogart

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?
Graham Chapman

> Sport

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?
Basketball

> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?
Augusta National

> GK

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?
Mitshibushi

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolutionary group lead by Pol
> Pot?
Khmer Rouge

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
Scorpio?

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
Loose lips sink ships

> 12) In which mountain range is the country of Andorra?
Pyrennes

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?
Horse

> 14) What is the next prime number after 7?
11

> 15) Who was the month of July named after?
Julius Caesar



> Bonus round



> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given

> 1953, Gary Cooper
High Noon?

> 1954, Marlon Brando
On The Waterfront

> 1958, Alec Guinness
The Bridge Over The River Kwai

> 1971, Gene Hackman
French Connection?

> 1980, Robert De Niro
The Deer Hunter?

> 1992, Anthony Hopkins
Silence of the Lambs
 
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In article <87r7n9rqdv.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pvb rvles, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assvming a Welsh context for all
> qvestions.
>
> GK
> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?

Spice

> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?

poker

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)
> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's Colvmn?

pigeons, I'm svre.

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?

Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?

P. T. Barnvm

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at room temperatvre?

Radon

> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?
> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?

Jonathan Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell and Jack Cohen?
> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?

bread

> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?
> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?
> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?
>
> F, TV, M
>
> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre film?
> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving Badly?
> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My Clovd?

Rolling Stones

> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain Mainwaring?
> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?

Balboa (I almost answered Sqvirrel)

> 7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?

Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger, Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?
> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?
> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to have been divorced?

George? (Or have all of Pavl's wives died?)

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in 1984?

Stevie Wonder (What's wrong with yov gvys over there?)

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Hvmphrey Bogart

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of Brian?
> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for Points of View?
>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals in a Premiership game, with 5?
> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion team play their home games?
> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988 Olympic games?
> 4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
> commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn Grovnd?
> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks ago?
> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake Placid?
> 7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands Prix with one team, at 150?
> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?
> 9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot won his first Derby, aged 18?
> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?
> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota Timberwolves?

basketball

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on Friday?
> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?

Avgvsta National Golf Clvb

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?
>
> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?
>
> GK
>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?
> 2) Which of the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British keyboard?

zed

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Uh, let me gvess, Mitsvbishi.

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol Pot?

Khmer Rovge

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?
> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?
> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagittarivs

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Dvring WWII in the U.S., it was said, "Loose lips sink ships."

> 11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.

Gladstone? (or Disraeli, bvt I'll go with G.)

> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?

Pyrenees

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

horse

> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?

11

> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

Jvlivs Caesar

> Tie-breakers
>
> How long was the longest bvdget speech?
> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?
> In which year was the zip patented?

What is a zip?

> Bonvs rovnd
>
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not important)
> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the year given
>
> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart
African Qveen

> 1953, Gary Cooper
High Noon

> 1954, Marlon Brando
Streetcar Named Desire

> 1958, Alec Gvinness
Bridge On The River Kwai

> 1960, Charlton Heston
Ben Hvr

> 1971, Gene Hackman
French Connection

> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman
The one with the dentist drill?

> 00e, Robert De Niro
Raging Bvll

> 1987, Pavl Newman
Color Of Money (It's a joke that he didn't win for any of his trvly great performances)

> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman
Rain Man

> 1992, Anthony Hopkins
Silence Of The Lambs

> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not important)
Cam

> The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf

[3,1] Angelina Jolie
[3,3] Yosemite Sam
[4,3] Jenny Agvtter (I fell in love with her in AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON)
[4,4] Fro^H^H^HElijah Wood

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Marc Dashevsky wrote:

> In article <87r7n9rqdv.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
>> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pub rules, which means a) no looking at
>> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assuming a Welsh context for all
>> questions.
>>
>> GK
>> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?
>
> Spice

🙂

>> 4) Of which type of animal are there statues at the foot of Nelson's Column?
>
> pigeons, I'm sure.

Heh. No.

>> 11) Which was the only one of John, Paul, George, and Ringo never to have been divorced?
>
> George? (Or have all of Paul's wives died?)

Paul. His first wife died and his second is still alive.

>> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
>> which is also their corporate symbol?
>
> Uh, let me guess, Mitsubishi.

;-)

>> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
>
> During WWII in the U.S., it was said, "Loose lips sink ships."

Careless talk didn't sink ships in the UK, though.

ObTrivia: What did coughs and sneezes do?

>> In which year was the zip patented?
>
> What is a zip?

Zipper.

>> 1979, Dustin Hoffman
> The one with the dentist drill?

No

>> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not important)
> Cam

Nope

Rest correct.

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Keith Willovghby writes:
> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?

I gvess I'll jvst give the straight answer: Adams.

> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?

Poker.

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)
> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
> Colvmn?

Lion.

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?

Japan.

> 6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?

Barnvm.

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
> room temperatvre?

Radon.

> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?

Sydney.

> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?

Swift.

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada. And there's a smaller one in New Mexico.

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?

Gee.... covld it possibly be Tesco?

> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?

Wheat.

> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?
> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?
> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?
>
>
> F, TV, M
>
> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
> film?

Watership Down.

> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
> Badly?
> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Clovd?
> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
> Mainwaring?
> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?

Balboa.

> 7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?

Johnny Cash.

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkey.

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?
> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?

May to December. Betcha didn't think I'd know *that* one.

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

Pavl?

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
> 1984?

Richie?

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Bogart.

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

Palin.

> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
> Points of View?
>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?
> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
> team play their home games?
> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
> Olympic games?
> 4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
> commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn
> Grovnd?
> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?
> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
> Placid?
> 7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?
> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?
> 9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot
> won his first Derby, aged 18?
> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?
> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

Basketball.

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
> Friday?
> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?

Hmph. It's in Avgvsta, I do believe, bvt I forget the name.

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?
>
> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?
>
> GK
>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?

Railway cars.

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

Am I reqvired to answer this withovt looking? Z.

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsvbishi.

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
> Pot?

Khmer Rovge.

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?
> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?

Trafalgar. When Nelson dictated the signal, what word did he give
rather than "expects", and why was it changed?

> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagittarivs.

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Costs lives.

> 11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.

Disraeli?

> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?

Pyrenees.

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

Horse.

> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?

11.

> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

GAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR.

> Tie-breakers
>
> How long was the longest bvdget speech?
> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?
> In which year was the zip patented?
>
> Bonvs rovnd
>
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
> important)
> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart

The African Qveen.

> 1953, Gary Cooper

High Noon.

> 1954, Marlon Brando

On the Waterfront.

> 1958, Alec Gvinness

The Bridge on the River Kwai.

> 1960, Charlton Heston

Ben-Hvr.

> 1971, Gene Hackman

The French Connection.

> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman

The Gradvate.

> 1980, Robert De Niro

Raging Bvll.

> 1987, Pavl Newman

The Verdict.

> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman

Rain Man.

> 1992, Anthony Hopkins

The Silence of the Lambs.

> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)
>
> The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf
>
> --
> Keith Willovghby http://flat222.org/keith/
> War is peace

--
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K Banerjee wrote:

> Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote:
>> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
> Scorpio?

No

>> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
> Loose lips sink ships

Not in the UK. "Careless talk ____ ____"

>> 1980, Robert De Niro
> The Deer Hunter?

Nope

Rest correct.

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Oes gafr eto?
 
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Mark Brader wrote:

> Keith Willoughby writes:
>> 12) Which foodstuff is known as the staff of life?
>
> Wheat.

I think the traditional answer is 'bread', but it's probably been
various different wheat products in the last few thousand years.

>> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?
>
> May to December. Betcha didn't think I'd know *that* one.

Heh.

>> 12) Whose only British number one was I Just Called To Say I Love You in
>> 1984?
>
> Richie?

Nope

>> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
>> Brian?
>
> Palin.

Nope

>> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?
>
> Hmph. It's in Augusta, I do believe, but I forget the name.

Augusta National. I was going to demand the proper name, but chickened
out and accepted 'Augusta'

>> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?
>
> Railway cars.

Nope.

>> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
>> keyboard?
>
> Am I required to answer this without looking? Z.

You also have to answer the question without hitting the bottom left
key.

>> 6) At which famous battle was the signal given "England expects that
>> every man will do his duty"?
>
> Trafalgar. When Nelson dictated the signal, what word did he give
> rather than "expects", and why was it changed?

"understands", I think. There was a single flag in the codebook for
"expects" and not for the other word.

>> 11) The longest budget speech in history was given in 1854. The
>> Chancellor who gave it would later become Prime Minister. Name him.
>
> Disraeli?

Nope

>> 1987, Paul Newman
>
> The Verdict.

Nope

Rest correct.

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>>> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?
>>
>> Hmph. It's in Augusta, I do believe, but I forget the name.
>
> Augusta National. I was going to demand the proper name, but chickened
> out and accepted 'Augusta'

Oh. Pity I didn't give that answer, then.

>>> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?
>>
>> Railway cars.
>
> Nope.

*Huh????*
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> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stud are types of what?

poker

> 5) The island of Honshu comprises the largest part of which country?

Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circus with James Bailey in 1881?

P. T. Barnum

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colourless gas at
> room temperature?

Radon

> 8) Which city is the capital of New South Wales?

Sydney

> 9) Who wrote Gulliver's Travels?

Jonathan Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 12) Which foodstuff is known as the staff of life?

bread

> 4) Who had British number ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Cloud?

Rolling Stones

> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's surname?

Balboa

> 7) Which country music star was known as The Man In Black?

Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?

Al Capone

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Paul, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

Paul

> 12) Whose only British number one was I Just Called To Say I Love You in
> 1984?

Stevie Wonder

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Humphrey Bogart

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

basketball

> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?

Augusta National

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

zed

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsubishi

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolutionary group lead by Pol
> Pot?

Khmer Rouge

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagittarius

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

"Loose lips sink ships"?

> 12) In which mountain range is the country of Andorra?

Pyrenees

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

horse

> 14) What is the next prime number after 7?

11

> 15) Who was the month of July named after?

Julius Caesar

> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Humphrey Bogart

The African Queen

> 1953, Gary Cooper

High Noon

> 1954, Marlon Brando

On the Waterfront

> 1958, Alec Guinness

The Bridge on the River Kwai

> 1960, Charlton Heston

Ben-Hur

> 1971, Gene Hackman

The French Connection

> 1980, Robert De Niro

Raging Bull

> 1987, Paul Newman

The Color (no u) of Money

> 1988, Dustin Hoffman

Rain Man

> 1992, Anthony Hopkins

Silence of the Lambs
 
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Mark Brader wrote:

>>>> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?
>>>
>>> Railway cars.
>>
>> Nope.
>
> *Huh????*

....

They may have built them, but that's not the natural answer to "Cammell
Laird is famous for the manufacture of what?"

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"Well, we buried our men, and the Turks buried theirs,
Then we started all over again."
 
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>>>>> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?
>>>>
>>>> Railway cars.
>>>
>>> Nope.
>>
>> *Huh????*

> They may have built them, but that's not the natural answer to "Cammell
> Laird is famous for the manufacture of what?"

So *you* say!
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Toronto | of locomotives travelling twice as fast as stagecoaches?"
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Keith Willovghby <keith@flat222.org> writes:

> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?

Addams. Something like that, anyway.

> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?

Poker. And my nicknames.

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)

James the VI

> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
> Colvmn?

Lions

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?

Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?

PT Barnvm

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
> room temperatvre?

Radon

> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?

Victoria

> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?

Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?

TEStockwell and COhen? No idea.

> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?

Bread

> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?

Chris Evans

> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?

Ten

> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?

Snowy.

> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?

Dennis?

> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
> film?

Watership Down

> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
> Badly?

OI! Enfield! NOOOOO!

> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Clovd?

Stones

> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?

Balboa

> 7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?

Hi, I'm Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?

Al Capone?

> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?

May to December

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

Pavl

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
> 1984?

Wonderfvl Stevie Wonder

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Bogie

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

Graham Chapman

> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
> Points of View?

Send me a postcard drop me a line,
Stating "Points of View"
-- When I'm 64

> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?

Andy Cole, Don't know

> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
> team play their home games?

The Gnoll and St Helens

> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
> Olympic games?

Goodhew?

> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?

They keep swapping... I think Warne passed Mvrali last...

> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
> Placid?

Robin Covsins

> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?

Steve Cram

> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?

Lords

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

*snore* basketball *snore*

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
> Friday?

Calzaghe?

> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?

Avgvsta

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?

"Pvt me back on the bike"

> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?

Doesn't bear thinking abovt. 1978?

> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?

Social Clvbs ... no that's not it... Ships

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

Z

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsvbishi

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
> Pot?

Khmer Rovge

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?

Betty Boothroyd

> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?

Trafalgar

> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?

Ramsay Macdonald

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Saggitarivs?

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?

Brian Cant

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Costs Lives

> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?

Pyrenees?

> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?

11

> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

Jvlivs Caesar

> How long was the longest bvdget speech?

6 hovrs

> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?

530 odd.

> In which year was the zip patented?
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
> important)

Gareth Thomas. Ievan Evans. Gareth Edwards. oooh now yov're asking.
My gvess wovld be one of the wingers from the 70s.
JJ Williams or Gerald Davies. JJ?

> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart

Maltese Falcon?

> 1953, Gary Cooper

High Noon

> 1954, Marlon Brando

On The Waterfront?

> 1958, Alec Gvinness

Great Expectations?

> 1960, Charlton Heston

Ten Commandment?

> 1971, Gene Hackman

The French Connection?

> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman

Kramer vs. Kramer

> 1980, Robert De Niro

King Of Comedy?

> 1987, Pavl Newman

The Color Of Money

> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman

Tootsie

> 1992, Anthony Hopkins

Remains Of The Day?

--
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Keith Willovghby wrote:
> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pvb rvles, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assvming a Welsh context for all
> qvestions.
>
> GK
> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?
> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?

Poker

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)

Charles I

> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
> Colvmn?

Unicorn

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?

Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?

Phineas T. Barnvm

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
> room temperatvre?

Radon

> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?
> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?

Jonathan Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?
> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?

Bread

> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?
> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?
> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?
>
>
> F, TV, M
>
> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
> film?
> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
> Badly?
> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Clovd?

Rolling Stones

> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
> Mainwaring?
> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?

Balboa

> 7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?

Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?
> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?
> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

Pavl

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
> 1984?
> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Hvmphrey Bogart

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

Graham Chapman

> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
> Points of View?
>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?
> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
> team play their home games?
> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
> Olympic games?
> 4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
> commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn
> Grovnd?
> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?
> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
> Placid?
> 7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?
> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?
> 9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot
> won his first Derby, aged 18?
> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?
> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

Basketball

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
> Friday?
> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?

Avgvsta

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?
>
> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?
>
> GK
>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?
> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?
> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsvbishi

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
> Pot?

Khmer Rovge

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?
> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?
> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagittarivs

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Loose lips sink ships?

> 11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.
> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?

Pyrenees

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

horse

> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?

Seven come eleven

> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

Jvlivs Caesar

> Tie-breakers
>
> How long was the longest bvdget speech?
> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?
> In which year was the zip patented?
>
> Bonvs rovnd
>
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
> important)
> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart
> 1953, Gary Cooper

High Noon

> 1954, Marlon Brando
> 1958, Alec Gvinness
> 1960, Charlton Heston

Ben Hvr

> 1971, Gene Hackman
> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman

The Gradvate

> 1980, Robert De Niro

Taxi Driver

> 1987, Pavl Newman
> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman
> 1992, Anthony Hopkins
>
> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)
>
> The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf

Yosemite Sam

--Jeff
 
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Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote in message news:<87r7n9rqdv.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>...
> GK
> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stud are types of what?
Poker
> 3) The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and number for the point)
James I
> 5) The island of Honshu comprises the largest part of which country?
Japan
> 6) Which US showman formed a circus with James Bailey in 1881?
P. T. Barnum
> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colourless gas at
> room temperature?
Radon
> 9) Who wrote Gulliver's Travels?
Jonathan Swift
> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?
Nevada
> 11) Which supermarket chain was founded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?
Marks & Spencer?
>
> F, TV, M
>
> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's surname?
Balboa
> 7) Which country music star was known as The Man In Black?
Johnny Cash
> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)
Richard Starkey
> 12) Whose only British number one was I Just Called To Say I Love You in
> 1984?
Stevie Wonder
> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?
Humphrey Bogart
> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?
Eric Idle
>
> Sport
>
> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?
Basketball
> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?
Augusta National
>
> GK
>
> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?
Z (is this a trick question?)
> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?
Mitsubishi
> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolutionary group lead by Pol
> Pot?
Khmer Rouge
> 7) Who was the first Labour prime minister?
Ramsay MacDonald?
> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
Sagittarius
> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
(Loose lips) sink ships
> 12) In which mountain range is the country of Andorra?
Pyrenees
> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?
Horse
> 14) What is the next prime number after 7?
11
> 15) Who was the month of July named after?
Julius Caesar
>
> Tie-breakers
>
> In which year was the zip patented?
1892? (Is this the same as the zipper? Sorry, I'm American.)
>
> Bonus round
>
> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Humphrey Bogart
The African Queen
> 1953, Gary Cooper
High Noon
> 1954, Marlon Brando
On the Waterfront
> 1958, Alec Guinness
The Bridge on the River Kwai
> 1960, Charlton Heston
Ben-Hur
> 1971, Gene Hackman
The French Connection
> 1979, Dustin Hoffman
Kramer vs. Kramer
> 1980, Robert De Niro
Raging Bull
> 1987, Paul Newman
The Color of Money
> 1988, Dustin Hoffman
Rain Man
> 1992, Anthony Hopkins
The Silence of the Lambs
>
> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)
Thames, Severn, Trent
>
> The picture round (200kb) can be found at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictures.pdf
??? Are we supposed to identify them? In what order? I recognize
Rudolf Hess, Marilyn Monroe, Rod Stewart, Yosemite Sam and Elijah
Wood.
 
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"Keith Willovghby" <keith@flat222.org> wrote in message
news:87r7n9rqdv.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org...
> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pvb rvles, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assvming a Welsh context for all
> qvestions.
>
> GK
> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?
Adams

> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?
Poker

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)
James I (and VI of Scotland)

> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
> Colvmn?
Lion

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?
Japan

> 6) Which US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?
Barnvm

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
> room temperatvre?
Radon

> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?
Sydney

> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?
Jonathon Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?
Nevada

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?
Tesco

> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?
Honey

> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?
Chris Evans

> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?
10

> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?
Snowy
>
>
> F, TV, M
>
> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
> film?
The Snowman

> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
> Badly?
Harry Enfield

> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Clovd?
> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
> Mainwaring?
Napoleon

> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?
Balboa

> 7) Which covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?
Johnny Cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)
Richard Starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?
Al Capone

> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?
> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?
Pavl

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
> 1984?
Lionel Ritchie

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?
Hvmphrey Bogart

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?
Chapman

> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
> Points of View?
>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?
Andrew Cole, Eric Cantona

> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
> team play their home games?
Cardiff, Swansea

> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
> Olympic games?
Nick Gillingham

> 4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
> commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn
> Grovnd?
> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?
Shane Warne

> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
> Placid?
Robin Covsins

> 7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?
David Covlthard

> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?
Steve Cram

> 9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot
> won his first Derby, aged 18?
> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?
Lords

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?
Basketball

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
> Friday?
Calzaghe

> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?
Avgvsta

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?
Did I win?
>
> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?
1978
>
> GK
>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?
Ships

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?
Z (I didn't look)

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?
Mitsvbishi

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
> Pot?
> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?
Betty Boothroyd

> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?
Trafalgar

> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
Baldwin

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
Sagittarivs

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
Ringo Starr?

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
Cost lives

> 11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.
Gladstone

> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?
Pyrennes

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?
Horse

> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?
11

> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?
Jvlivs Caeser
>
> Tie-breakers
>
> How long was the longest bvdget speech?
191 minvtes

> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?
526

> In which year was the zip patented?
1873
>
> Bonvs rovnd
>
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
> important)
Garath Edwards, Evian Evans, Walker, JJ Williams

> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart - African Qveen
> 1953, Gary Cooper - high noon
> 1954, Marlon Brando
> 1958, Alec Gvinness - Bridge over river kwai
> 1960, Charlton Heston - Whats the one with the chariot race????
> 1971, Gene Hackman
> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman - kramer vs kramer
> 1980, Robert De Niro - raging bvll
> 1987, Pavl Newman
> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman - rain man
> 1992, Anthony Hopkins - silence of the lambs
>
> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)
Severn, Thames, Trent

>
> The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf
>
> --
> Keith Willovghby http://flat222.org/keith/
> War is peace
 
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Gareth Owen <usenet@gwowen.freeserve.co.uk> writes:


> > 15) Rugby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> > six nations championship?
>
> Doesn't bear thinking about. 1978?

PS : anyone want to buy a ticket for tomorrow's Wales v. South Africa game?
--
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By the time you swear you're his, shivering and sighing
and he vows his passion is infinite, undying --
Lady, make a note of this: One of you is lying
 
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> 3) The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and number for the point)

Charles, second?

> 4) Of which type of animal are there statues at the foot of Nelson's
> Column?

Lion

> 6) Which US showman formed a circus with James Bailey in 1881?

Bartram?

> 8) Which city is the capital of New South Wales?

Melbourne?

> 9) Who wrote Gulliver's Travels?

Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 11) Which supermarket chain was founded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?

Asda?

> 12) Which foodstuff is known as the staff of life?

Bread?

> 13) Who bought Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?

Chris Evans?

> 14) How many points is a starter question worth on University Challenge?

10

> 1) What was Curly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?

Norman

> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated feature
> film?

Watership Down

> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
> Mainwaring?

Napoleon

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

Richard Starkie

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?

Richard Nixon?

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Paul, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

Paul?

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

Graham Chapman?

> 15) Which Beatles song is used has been used as the theme tune for
> Points of View?
>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?

Total guesses. Alan Shearer, Tierry Henry

> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?

Shane Warne?

> 7) Which Formula 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?

Michael Schumaker

> 10) Which cricket ground has a Nursery End and a Pavillion End?

Lords

> 13) At which golf club is the US Masters tournament held?

Atlanta

>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?

Ships

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

Z

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsubishi?

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the house of Commons?

Betty Boothroyd

> 6) At which famous battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his duty"?

Battle of Britain?

> 7) Who was the first Labour prime minister?

Ramsey MacDonald

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagitarius

> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trumpton?

Brian Cant?

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Costs lives

> 11) The longest budget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it would later become Prime Minister. Name him.

Lloyd George?

> 12) In which mountain range is the country of Andorra?

Pyranees

> 14) What is the next prime number after 7?

11

> 15) Who was the month of July named after?

Juilus Ceaser

> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Humphrey Bogart

Cassablanca

> 1953, Gary Cooper

High Noon

> 1954, Marlon Brando
> 1958, Alec Guinness

Bridge over the River Kwai

> 1960, Charlton Heston

Ben Hur

> 1971, Gene Hackman
> 1979, Dustin Hoffman

The Graduate

> 1980, Robert De Niro
> 1987, Paul Newman
> 1988, Dustin Hoffman
> 1992, Anthony Hopkins

Silence of the Lambs

>
> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)

Severn, Thames. Possibly Trent
>
> The picture round (200kb) can be found at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictures.pdf

Geoff Hurst
??
Home Secretary
John Charles
??
Rudolph Hess
Marilyn Munroe ?
Jimmy Osmond
??
Rod Stewart
??
??
??
??

> War is peace
 
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Keith Willovghby wrote:
> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pvb rvles, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assvming a Welsh context for all
> qvestions.
>
> GK
> 1) What was Victoria Beckham's maiden name?

spice?

> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stvd are types of what?

poker

> 3) The Gvnpowder Plot of 1605 was an attempt to assassinate which king?
> (need name and nvmber for the point)



> 4) Of which type of animal are there statves at the foot of Nelson's
> Colvmn?

lions

> 5) The island of Honshv comprises the largest part of which covntry?

japan

> 6) hich US showman formed a circvs with James Bailey in 1881?

Barnvm

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colovrless gas at
> room temperatvre?

Radon
> 8) Which city is the capital of New Sovth Wales?

Newcastle

> 9) Who wrote Gvlliver's Travels?

Dean Swift

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada

> 11) Which svpermarket chain was fovnded in 1924 by partners TE Stockwell
> and Jack Cohen?
Tesco

> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?
> 13) Who bovght Virgin Radio from Richard Branson in 1997?

Chris Evans

> 14) How many points is a starter qvestion worth on University Challenge?

Ten

> 15) In the English version of Tintin, what was the name of Tintin's dog?
>
Snowy

>
> F, TV, M
>
> 1) What was Cvrly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
> film?

Watership Down ( or is this a very mean qvestion and the date actvally
refers to a practically vnknown film of the Plagve Dogs/shardik)

> 3) Who played Gary's flatmate Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving
> Badly?
> 4) Who had British nvmber ones in 1965 with The Last Time and Get Off My
> Clovd?
> 5) In Dad's Army, what was Air Raid Warden Hodges's nickname for Captain
> Mainwaring?
> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's svrname?

Balboa

> 7) Wich covntry mvsic star was known as The Man In Black?

johnny cash

> 8) What was Ringo Starr's real name? (Both for the point)

richard starkey

> 9) Which real-life character has been played on film by Rod Steiger,
> Jason Robards, and Robert De Niro?

al capone

> 10) In which sitcom did Anton Rogers play solicitor Alec Callender?

may to december

> 11) Which was the only one of John, Pavl, George, and Ringo never to
> have been divorced?

george

> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
> 1984?

lionel ritchie

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

hvmphrey bogart

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

grahma chapman

> 15) Which Beatles song is vsed has been vsed as the theme tvne for
> Points of View?

when I'm 64

>
> Sport
>
> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
> in a Premiership game, with 5?

Fabrizio Ravenelli (dont know why I think this)
Dwight Yorke (again pvre gvess)

> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
> team play their home games?

Dont get to see Rvgby Union now the evil empire has moved all the games
to SKY

> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
> Olympic games?

David Wilkie

> 4) Which Coca Cola Championship team play at a grovnd which, althovgh
> commonly known by another name, is officially named The Boleyn
> Grovnd?

West Ham - Up the Irons!

> 5) Cricket: Who set the world record for most Test wickets two weeks
> ago?

Shane Warne

> 6) Who was Britain's only medallist at the 1980 winter Olympics at Lake
> Placid?

Robin Covsins

> 7) Which Formvla 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?

David Covlthard

> 8) Who holds the men's British and Evropean record for the mile?

Steve Cram

> 9) Horseracing: What was the name of the horse on which Lester Piggot
> won his first Derby, aged 18?
> 10) Which cricket grovnd has a Nvrsery End and a Pavillion End?

Lords

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

Basketball

> 12) Boxing: Who retained his WBO svper middleweight championship on
> Friday?
> 13) At which golf clvb is the US Masters tovrnament held?

Avgvsta

> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?

I need a drink

>
> 15) Rvgby: In which year did Wales last win the Grand Slam in the five or
> six nations championship?
>

back when they covld play - 1850ish. Sorry I read the vsval proviso
abovt assvme in a welsh pvb - I am sort of londoner who covld not resist
a jibe, even at the expense of his wellbeing/life.

yov got the championship in 1994 - the last slam thovgh ---- got to be
back to the great team of late seventies (poss. the greatest national
team ever) i'd say either 1978 or 1979


> GK
>
> 1) Cammell Laird is famovs for the manafactvre of what?

ships

> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

z
>

3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

mitsvbishi _ althovgh some people wovld tell yov it means three
waterchesnvts or three stones

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolvtionary grovp lead by Pol
> Pot?

khmer rovge

> 5) Who was the first female speaker of the hovse of Commons?

betty boothroyde

> 6) At which famovs battle was the signal given "England expects that
> every man will do his dvty"?

Nelson expects... started traflagar - i expect this is intended answer
(please see earlier comment abovt being annoying londoner)

> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
ramsay macdonold


> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?
sagitarivs


> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?

brian kant

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

cost lives

> 11) The longest bvdget speech in history was given in 1854. The
> Chancellor who gave it wovld later become Prime Minister. Name him.
> 12) In which movntain range is the covntry of Andorra?

pyranees

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

hare


> 14) What is the next prime nvmber after 7?

11
> 15) Who was the month of Jvly named after?

jvlivs caeser
>
> Tie-breakers
>
> How long was the longest bvdget speech?

77 minvtes

> How many wickets has Shane Warne taken in test cricket?

768

> In which year was the zip patented?


1876
>
> Bonvs rovnd
>
> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
> important)

ievan evans
gareth thomas
gareth edwards
gerald davis

and I think thats the right order - gareth thomas is gonna pass evans
this season. I will be praying that he passes evans against Sovth
Africa. Somehow I think I might need to pray - the sovth africans I
know say this is the best team since Pinaars

> b) Name the film for which these actors won the Best Actor Oscar in the
> year given
>
> 1952, Hvmphrey Bogart - maltese falcon
> 1953, Gary Cooper high noon
> 1954, Marlon Brando on the waterfront
> 1958, Alec Gvinness bridge on the river kwai
> 1960, Charlton Heston ben hvr
> 1971, Gene Hackman french connection
> 1979, Dvstin Hoffman tootsie
> 1980, Robert De Niro godfather II
> 1987, Pavl Newman color of money
> 1988, Dvstin Hoffman rainman
> 1992, Anthony Hopkins silence of the lambs
>
> c)Name the three longest rivers in the United Kingdom (order not
> important)

thames , forth and severn

>
> The pictvre rovnd (200kb) can be fovnd at
>
> http://keith.flat222.org/pictvres.pdf
>
 
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> >
> > The picture round (200kb) can be found at
> >
> > http://keith.flat222.org/pictures.pdf

Geoff Hurst
Roger Loyd Pack
David Blunkett
??
Garth Edwards?
??
Jennifer Saunders (I think, doing Marylin Monroe. If not then its really
Marylin!)
Looks like me when I was about 8!
Angelina Jolie
Simon Le Bon
Yosamite Sam
Prince?
??
Elijah Wood
 
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Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> writes:

> Forgot I'd set this one. Welsh pub rules, which means a) no looking at
> my bird b) no spilling my pint and c) assuming a Welsh context for all
> questions.
>
> GK
> 2) Draw, Omaha, and Stud are types of what?

Poker?

> 4) Of which type of animal are there statues at the foot of Nelson's
> Column?

Lions?

> 5) The island of Honshu comprises the largest part of which country?

Japan.

> 6) Which US showman formed a circus with James Bailey in 1881?

Presumably Barnum.

> 7) Which element, with the symbol Rn, is a radioactive colourless gas at
> room temperature?

Radon.

> 9) Who wrote Gulliver's Travels?

John Swift.

> 10) In which US state is Las Vegas?

Nevada.

> F, TV, M
>
> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated feature
> film?

Watership Down? (If not that then probably Shardik.)

> 6) In the film Rocky, what was Rocky's surname?

Balbao?

> 13) Who played Sam Spade in The Maltese Falcon?

Humphrey Bogart?

> 14) Which one of the Monty Python team played Brian in The Life of
> Brian?

Gilliam?

> Sport
>
> 7) Which Formula 1 driver has set this season the record for most Grands
> Prix with one team, at 150?

The elder Schumacher?

> 11) Which sport is played by the Los Angeles Lakers and the Minnesota
> Timberwolves?

Basketball.

> GK
>
> 2) Whicof the letters is on the bottom left of a standard British
> keyboard?

Z?

> 3) Which Japanese car company's name in English means 'three diamonds',
> which is also their corporate symbol?

Mitsubishi...showed up here a couple of weeks ago.

> 4) What was the name of the Cambodian revolutionary group lead by Pol
> Pot?

Khmer Rouge.

> 8) Which sign of the zodiac has the longest name?

Sagittarius, probably.

> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?

Costs lives.

> 12) In which mountain range is the country of Andorra?

Alps?

> 13) A Lippizaner is what type of animal?

Dog?

> 14) What is the next prime number after 7?

11.

> 15) Who was the month of July named after?

Julius (Caesar.)

Haran
 
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Gareth Owen wrote:

> Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> writes:
>> 8) Which city is the capital of New South Wales?
>
> Victoria

No

>> 1) What was Curly Watts's real first name in Coronation Street?
>
> Dennis?

Nope

>> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Butterfly at the 1988
>> Olympic games?
>
> Goodhew?

No

>> 1) Cammell Laird is famous for the manafacture of what?
>
> Social Clubs ... no that's not it... Ships

I set this one listening to random HMHB and ISIHAC.


[...]

>> In which year was the zip patented?
>> a) Rugby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
>> important)
>
> Gareth Thomas. Ieuan Evans. Gareth Edwards. oooh now you're asking.
> My guess would be one of the wingers from the 70s.
> JJ Williams or Gerald Davies. JJ?

Gerald

>> 1952, Humphrey Bogart
>
> Maltese Falcon?

No

>> 1958, Alec Guinness
>
> Great Expectations?

No

>> 1960, Charlton Heston
>
> Ten Commandment?

No

>> 1980, Robert De Niro
>
> King Of Comedy?

No

>> 1992, Anthony Hopkins
>
> Remains Of The Day?

Nope.

Rest correct.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"Some cursed, some prayed, some prayed then cursed"
 
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Steve Grant wrote:

>> 10) According to the wartime slogan, what does careless talk do?
>
> "Loose lips sink ships"?

Not in the UK.

Rest correct.

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"Just as I expected, the shopkeeper appeared"
 
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Simon wrote:

> "Keith Willovghby" <keith@flat222.org> wrote in message
> news:87r7n9rqdv.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org...
>> 12) Which foodstvff is known as the staff of life?
> Honey

Nope

>> 2) Which book by Richard Adams was made into a 1978 animated featvre
>> film?
> The Snowman

No

>> 12) Whose only British nvmber one was I Jvst Called To Say I Love Yov in
>> 1984?
> Lionel Ritchie

Nope

>> 1) For a point each, which two players share the record for most goals
>> in a Premiership game, with 5?
> Andrew Cole, Eric Cantona

Cole yes, Cantona no.

>> 2) For a point each, at which two grovnds do the Ospreys rvgby vnion
>> team play their home games?
> Cardiff, Swansea

Need the grovnds.

>> 3) Who won gold for Great Britain in the 100 Metre Bvtterfly at the 1988
>> Olympic games?
> Nick Gillingham

Nope

>> 14) What, svpposedly, were the last words of cyclist Tommy Simpson
>> before he died on a Tovr de France stage?
> Did I win?

Nope

>> 7) Who was the first Labovr prime minister?
> Baldwin

No

>> 9) Who narrated the children's tv series Camberwick Green and Trvmpton?
> Ringo Starr?

Nope

>> a) Rvgby: Name the top 4 try-scorers of all-time for Wales (order not
>> important)
> Garath Edwards, Evian Evans, Walker, JJ Williams

Not Walker or Williams

Rest correct

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Keith Willovghby http://flat222.org/keith/
Mae bys Mari-Ann wedi brifo
 
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Simon wrote:

>> >
>> > The picture round (200kb) can be found at
>> >
>> > http://keith.flat222.org/pictures.pdf

> Garth Edwards?

Nope

> ??
> Jennifer Saunders (I think, doing Marylin Monroe. If not then its really
> Marylin!)

It is indeed Saunders doing Marilyn.

> Prince?

No

Rest correct.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"One banana, two banana, three banana, four"