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Questions by pjh
Pub quiz question
7588
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
At her trial, who said “I was 13 when I had a voice from God”?
Answer:
A:
Joan of Arc
Categories:
Religion (7)
People (7)
Quotes (7)
Pub quiz question
7587
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Walter the Softy; Donald Duck; Hercule Poirot; 2nd, 3rd and 11th incarnations of the Doctor?
Answer:
A:
Fictional bow tie wearers
Categories:
Connections (7)
Entertainment (7)
Literature (7)
Television (7)
Cartoons (7)
Pub quiz question
7586
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Bombare; Flageolet; Gedeckt; Trumpet; Twenty-Second; Vox Humana?
Answer:
A:
Types of organ stop
Categories:
Connections (8)
Music (8)
Language (8)
Pub quiz question
7585
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Farsi; Urdu; Hebrew; Arabic?
Answer:
A:
Languages read from right to left
Categories:
Connections (7)
Language (6)
Pub quiz question
7584
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Carlisle United; Grimsby Town; Workington; Huddersfield Town; Liverpool?
Answer:
A:
Football teams managed by Bill Shankly
Categories:
Connections (8)
Sports (7)
Football (6)
Pub quiz question
7583
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Josh Earnest; Jay Carney; Robert Gibbs?
Answer:
A:
White House press secretaries under Barack Obama
Categories:
Connections (8)
Politics (7)
America (7)
Pub quiz question
7582
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Sviatoslav, pianist; Charles, seismologist; Gerhard, painter; Hans, conductor?
Answer:
A:
Surname of Richter
Categories:
Connections (7)
People (7)
Music (8)
Science (8)
Art (8)
Pub quiz question
7581
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: England (10); Wales (3); Scotland (2); Northern Ireland (none)?
Answer:
A:
National Parks in the UK
Categories:
Connections (8)
Geography (8)
Pub quiz question
7580
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Which unexpected bestseller is set at the University of Missouri?
Answer:
A:
“Stoner” by John Williams
Notes:
*:
First published 1965
Categories:
Literature (7)
1960s (7)
Pub quiz question
7579
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Who has sung on three versions of Do They know It’s Christmas?
Answer:
A:
Bono
Categories:
Music (6)
People (7)
Entertainment (7)
Pub quiz question
7578
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Where did “mud angels” save flood-damaged art in 1966?
Answer:
A:
Florence
Categories:
Geography (8)
1960s (7)
Art (8)
Pub quiz question
7577
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What should have been prepared on 23 November 2014?
Answer:
A:
Christmas pudding
Notes:
*:
'Stir-up Sunday’ - The last Sunday before the season of Advent.
Categories:
Food (5)
Christmas (5)
Pub quiz question
7576
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Which drink is named after a Resistance hero, later mayor of Dijon?
Answer:
A:
Kir royale
Notes:
*:
After Canon Félix Kir
Categories:
War (7)
Drink (7)
Pub quiz question
7575
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
As in the Twelve Days of Christmas originally, what is a “colly” bird?
Answer:
A:
Black as coal dust
Notes:
*:
Or Blackbirds
Categories:
Christmas (6)
Language (6)
Music (6)
Pub quiz question
7574
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Constantine XI Palaiologos was the last ruler of what?
Answer:
A:
Byzantine Empire
Notes:
*:
January 1449- May 1453
Categories:
Politics (7)
1400s (6)
Geography (9)
Pub quiz question
7573
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What festive feature was denounced as a “social evil” in an 1877 letter to the Times?
Answer:
A:
Christmas Cards
Categories:
Christmas (4)
1800s (6)
Pub quiz question
7572
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Atlanta, GA; Simi Valley, CA; College Station, TX; Little Rock, AR; Dallas, TX; Hoffman Estates, IL?
Answer:
A:
Presidential libraries
Notes:
*:
Jimmy Carter; Ronald Reagan; George Bush; Bill Clinton; George W Bush; Barak Obama. Donald Trump’s hasn’t been built.
Categories:
Connections (8)
Politics (8)
America (7)
Geography (8)
Pub quiz question
7571
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: The Righteous Brothers; Jimmy Young; Robson & Jerome; Gareth Gates?
Answer:
A:
Had No. 1 hit singles with Unchained Melody
Categories:
Connections (4)
Music (4)
Pub quiz question
7570
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Fila Brasileiro; Japanese Tosa; Dogo Argentino?
Answer:
A:
Dogs banned in the UK (along with pit bull terriers.)
Categories:
Connections (7)
Politics (5)
Pub quiz question
7569
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Swimming (2.91%); cycling (77.67%); running (19.42%)?
Answer:
A:
Olympic triathlon (with percentage of overall distance covered)
Categories:
Connections (7)
Sports (7)
Olympics (3)
Pub quiz question
7568
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Portsmouth; Abu Dhabi; New York; Singapore; Montreal?
Answer:
A:
(Mainly) island cities
Categories:
Connections (8)
Geography (8)
Pub quiz question
7567
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: For the monarchy, 1905; for prohibition 1919; against EU membership, 1972 and 1994?
Answer:
A:
Norwegian referendums
Categories:
Connections (8)
Politics (7)
Pub quiz question
7566
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
What links: Water polo goalkeeper; Royal Military Police; Cathoic cardinal?
Answer:
A:
Red headwear
Categories:
Connections (6)
Sports (7)
Politics (7)
Religion (7)
Pub quiz question
7565
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Who was the target of Operation Neptune Spear?
Answer:
A:
Osama bin Laden
Categories:
War (5)
Politics (5)
People (7)
Pub quiz question
7564
by
pjh
Question:
Q:
Whose 1986 debut album featured advertising slots between tracks?
Answer:
A:
Sigue Sigue Spitnick’s “Flaunt It”
Notes:
*:
1986
Categories:
Music (6)
Entertainment (7)
1980s (7)
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