What movie cast included James Garner, Richard Attenbourough, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Donald Pleasance, James Coburn, Gordon Jackson, Angus McPhee among many others | The Great Escape | |
2 If you suffer from epistaxis what is wrong | Nosebleed | |
3 In which book would you find the manservant Pas Partout | Around the world in | |
80 days | ||
4 | What animals name translates as water horse | Hippopotamus |
5 | In Greek mythology who killed the Gorgon | Perseus |
6 | Which two metals are alloyed to make pewter | Tin and Lead |
7 | In 1899 the Eastman company in the USA produced first what | Kodak 1 - hand held roll film cam |
8 | What links - Sarte, Neitzsche, Russell and Decartes | Philosophers |
9 | In 1643 Evangalisa Torichelli invented the first what | Barometer |
10 | Which Spanish painter has first exhibition at 16 - also 4 year blue | Pablo Picasso |
11 | Where did the mutineers of the Bounty settle | Pitcairn Islands |
12 | What is the longest river in Italy | Po |
13 | What does a polyandric women have more than one of | Husband |
14 | What links Brazil, Uruguay, Mozambique and Angola | Colonies of Portugal |
15 | What is the American equivalent of the Irish Poteen | Moonshine |
16 | Who was the last king of Troy killed by Achilles son Pyrrhus | Priam |
17 | In 1911 the archaeologist Hiram Bingham discovered what lost city | Machu Picchu |
18 | Who won the Superbowl in 1989 | San Francisco 49 ers |
19 | Who wrote the book Billy Budd also Moby Dick | Herman Melville |
20 | Which highwayman rode the horse Black Bess | Dick Turpin |
21 | Barry Allen was the alter ego of which DC comic superhero | The Flash |
22 | In 1901 which brand of car was seen for the first time | Mercedes |
23 | Brisbane is the state capital of which SE Australian state | Queensland |
24 | In Norse mythology what is the name of the ultimate battle | Ragnarok |
25 | In 1890 the first electric what opened in London | Underground railway |
26 | Who wrote the children's novel Swallows and Amazons | Arthur Ransom |
27 | Oil seed rape belongs to which plant family | Mustard |
28 | Which Norwegian politicians name became a word for traitor | Vidkun Quisling |
29 | What is the capitol of Morocco | Rabat |
30 | What shape were the sailors plates in Nelsons navy | Square Thus Square meal |
31 | What religion links Weasak, Dhrammacacka, and Bhodi day | Buddhist |
32 | Linus Torwalds invented and wrote what | Linux computer operating system |
33 | The bander macaque has which commoner name | Rhesus Monkey |
34 | Zambia and Zimbabwe used to be called what | Rhodesia |
35 | What is the staple food of one third of the worlds population | Rice |
36 | Paul Robeson the singer of old man river had what profession | Lawyer |
37 | Rene Laennac invented which aid for doctors in 1810 | Stethoscope |
38 | Jagger, Richards, Wyman, Jones, Watts, Stewart - which band | The Rolling Stones |
39 | What digit does not exist in Roman Numerals | Zero |
40 | Who was nicknames The desert Fox (both Names) | Erwin Rommel |
41 | What aid to archaeologists from 197 bc was found in Egypt 1799 | Rosetta Stone |
42 | Which annual sporting event between 2 teams started in 1829 | The University Boat Race |
43 | Who was the jeweller to the Russian Court famous Easter eggs | Faberge |
44 | What type of food is Taramasalata | Cured /smoked cod roe |
45 | What links Samuel Delaney, Fredrick Pohl, Harlan Ellison | Science Fiction |
46 | Randolph Crane became famous as which cowboy actor | Randolph Scott |
47 | Ageusia is the loss of which sense | Taste |
48 | Which Irish political parties name translates as we ourselves | Sein Fein |
49 | Henry Ford used assembly line in 1908 but someone before 1901 | Ransome Olds |
50 | Who performed the first heart transplant in South Africa | Christian Barnard |
Tuesday, 9 June 2015
IAS Quiz Series 5
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