Which Mediterranean countries orchestra is bigger than its army | Monaco | |
What links stags tails, pickled worms, gallstones, tomatoes | Once thought to be Aphrodisiacs | |
Baked beans were originally served in what sauce | Treacle - molasses | |
Where can you buy a copy of Penguin News | Falkland Islands | |
Who was the hero of the old TV cop series Dragnet | Sergeant Joe Friday | |
Which African country was founded by Americans | Liberia | |
What was Britain called - before it was Britain | Albion | |
What part of a frog do you rub to hypnotise it | Its belly | |
How did multi millionaire Russell Sage save money | Not wear underwear | |
How was USA president James Buchanan different from all rest | Batchelor maybe gay | |
What's involved in 20% of car accidents in Sweden | A moose | |
What's unusual about evangelist Amy Semple McPhersons coffin | Contains Telephone | |
Who would use a swozzle | Punch and Judy man | |
What does a tailor do with his plonker | Press suits | |
Churches in Malta have two what | Clocks right and wrong confuse devil | |
Marnie Nixon what Deborah Kerr Natilie Wood Audrey Hepburn | Dubbed in their singing voices | |
Which Italian tractor maker tried making cars in 1960s | Ferruchio Lamborghini | |
What first appeared on Page 1 of the Times 3 May 1966 | News stories | |
Caruso put what in Nellie Melbas hand singing tiny hand frozen | Hot Sausage | |
What would you do with an Edzell blue | Eat it - it’s a potato | |
In what month did the Russian October revolution take place | November | |
Nobody's perfect is the last line in which classic comedy film | Some Like it Hot | |
How did Buffalo Bill stick to one glass whisky a day | Quart glass | |
In 1760 what means of personal transport was invented | Roller Skates | |
What three counties were Eliza Dolittle taught to pronounce | Hertford Hereford Hampshire | |
In Hitchcock's film The Trouble with Harry - what was the trouble | He was dead | |
What was the first gramophone record made from | Tinfoil | |
What did George Washington soak his wooden teeth in for taste | Port | |
George V1 Mozart Al Jolson Casanova - which organisation | Freemasons | |
Who said "Its so long since sex I forget who gets tied up" | Joan Rivers | |
St Appolonia Patron Saint of what | Toothache | |
What is measured on the Gay-Lussac scale | Alcohol strength | |
A squid found in New Zealand had the biggest what ever seen | Eye 15.75 inches | |
What was the first country to guarantee freedom of worship | Transylvania | |
which famous person invented the cat flap | Isaac Newton | |
By law what can you not do in Minnesota with your washing line | Put male female washing together | |
Why do Tibetans grow long nails on little fingers | To pick noses efficiently | |
Richard Penniman became famous as who | Little Richard | |
What is a snood | A kind of hairnet | |
Who said "men are creatures with two legs and 8 hands" | Jayne Mansfield | |
Which European country eats the most breakfast cereal | Britain | |
Philosopher Jeremy Bentham has a very unusual pet - what | Tea Pot | |
What country did Italy invade in 1935 | Abyssinia - Ethiopia | |
Who sang the title song in the film Grease | Frankie Valli | |
What is produced in a ginnery | Cotton | |
What was made illegal in England in 1439 | Kissing | |
What was invented by Dr Albert Southwick in 1881 | Electric chair | |
In which country are you most likely to die from a scorpion sting | Mexico (1000 a year) | |
Who is the most filmed author | Shakespeare over 300 | |
Excluding religious works what is the worlds top selling book | Guinness Book of |
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
IAS Quiz Series 10
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