| What is unusual about the nobody crab | Transparent appears No Body |
| Collective nouns - what group af animals are a labour | Moles |
| Durbarry is cream of a vegetable soup - what one | Cauliflower |
| What is the Australian name for a long narrow ox bow lake | Billabong |
| Les Reed wrote which famous song for a Welsh singer | Its not Unusual – Tom Jones |
| What does hours d'oeurve literally mean | Out of course hence Extra Dish |
| Nossa Senhora da Aparecida is the Patron Saint which country | Brazil |
| What airline used to be called Dobrolet | Aeroflot |
| The Acropolis - what does the word literally mean | Highest point (of a city) |
| What is a Dolly Varden | Large Hat |
| Whose last words were - "That was the best soda I ever tasted" | Lou Costello |
| What is the common name for the astyeroidea | Starfish |
| Jonquil is a shade of what colour | Yellow |
| Vincent Furnier is better known as who | Alice Cooper |
| If you were severed a dish 'belle h'elen what fruit would it be | Pears |
| Terrance Nelhams became better knows as who | Adam Faith |
| Dick Turpin the highwayman served and apprenticeship as what | Butcher |
| What is the main food of the Oyster catcher bird | Mussels |
| In which cop show did Petrie and Isbecki appear | Cagney and Lacey |
| In the Bolshoi ballet what does the word Bolshoi mean | Big |
| Which acid gives nettles their sting | Formic acid |
| In the Hindu religion what is a Mandir | Temple |
| Which wine grape variety is most planted in California | Chardonnay |
| A paddling is a group of which animals | Ducks |
| From what country does the dish skordalia come | Greece |
| What is a geoduck | Clam |
| What is Sean Connery's real first name | Thomas |
| What nationally was Mata Hari shot as a spy | Dutch |
| Who said - Toe err is human - But it feels divine | Mae West |
| Names - Baker - Cook Smith easy - what did a Chandler do | Make Candles |
| Declan McManus became famous as who | Elvis Costello |
| Robert Fitzroy captained which famous ship | The Beagle |
| Who said "I have no problems with drugs - only policemen" | Keith Richard |
| Which American city was named after a British Prime Minister | Pittsburgh |
| Spelling counts - what is the singular of scampi | Scampo |
| What plant was named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow | Iris |
| Which sailor dreamed of Toasted Cheese in Treasure Island | Ben Gunn |
| Who played the girl on the motorcycle in a film of same name | Marianne Faithful |
| What writer was paid $5 for writing thanks | Rudyard Kipling |
| What sort of animal is a fennec | Desert Fox |
| Vermicelli pasta literally translates as what | Little worms |
| Ernest Hemmingway, Oscar Wilde, Ranier Maria Rilke - Common | Mothers made them Crossdress |
| What foodwise is a Fieldlane Duck | Baked Sheep's Head |
| When does a Bride walk up the Aisle | Never Aisles at side only |
| How did Marc Quinquadron die while setting a new world record | Food Poisoning ate 7 snails 3 min |
| Why two car thieves caught trying to sell stolen car in 1976 | Tried to sell to owner |
| Billie Holiday, James Dean, Eva Peron, Janis Joplin - Common | All were Prostitutes |
| What subject Ben Franklins letter to Royal Academy - Brussels | Perfuming Farts |
| Reginald Carey became famous as who | Rex Harrison |
| What is a Chorizo | Spicy Sausage |
Sunday, 28 June 2015
IAS QUIZ 16
IAS QUIZ 14
| What is the national flower of Australia | The Wattle Blossom |
| A nudist is Spain fined £65 - £60 for being nude and £5 for what | Having no ID papers |
| Adolf Hitler took nude photos of Ava Brown - What part why | Arse - so she not recognised |
| What links Sheffield, Edinburgh, Rome | Built on 7 Hills |
| What pet did Florence Nightingale carry with her | An Owl (in her pocket) |
| What did the S stand for in Harry S Truman | Nothing |
| Women 375 - 1 Men 1400 - 1 chance of doing what | Living to 100 |
| What colour is Octopus blood | Blue |
| A Rafter is a collection of what creatures | Turkeys |
| In Maryland it is illegal to maltreat which creature | Oyster |
| What are the worlds smallest trees - (not Bonsai) | Dwarf Willows ( Greenland) 2 inch |
| Paul Revere was a silversmith, copper engraver and what | Dentist |
| What fruit did Eve give to Adam in the bible | Fig – Apple mistranslation |
| Gavrilo Princip assassinated who | Archduke Ferdinand |
| What is the only bird that can smell | Emus |
| Apart from man what is New Zealand's only native mammals | Bats |
| Wo Fat was the enemy of which TV detective | Steve MacGarett |
| Who entered a contest to find his own look-alike and came 3rd | Charlie Chaplin |
| What colour is worn for funerals in Egypt | Yellow |
| What country excludes women from the graveside rituals | China |
| An Arab horse has less what than other horses | Bones - one vertebra less |
| An exultation is a group of what animals | Larks |
| Pertussis has what more common name | Whooping Cough |
| Which actress was jailed in 1982 for tax evasion | Sophia Loren |
| In what country did red onions originate | Italy |
| March 21st to April 20th is what Star sign | Aries |
| Viscum Album provides an excuse for stealing what | A Kiss (its Mistletoe) |
| A haboob creates what | Sandstorm – Desert Wind |
| Felix Salten wrote which Disney cartoon | Bambi |
| Nephologists study what | Clouds - Meteorology |
| Speed skating started in which country | Netherlands |
| What job did Ernest Hemmingway do in WW1 | Ambulance Driver |
| Betty Joan Perske is better known as who | Lauren Bacall |
| What was the name of the Roman God of sleep | Somnos |
| Vivaldi the composer had what other profession | Priest |
| What is the name of the four holy books of the Hindus | The Vedas |
| Pat Sullivan created which cartoon character | Felix the Cat |
| What is the national flower of Mexico | Dahlia |
| The Pindus is the main mountain range in what country | Greece |
| What animal always gives birth to same sex twins | Armadillo |
| What was the final episode of MASH called | Goodbye Farewell and Amen |
| Joe Yule jr born 1920 became famous as who | Mickey Rooney |
| In what sport are Triffus, Miller and Rudolf moves | Trampolining |
| Albert Finney turned down which role - Peter O Tool - Oscar | Laurence of Arabia |
| Douglas Engelbart invented what - we all use it | Mouse |
| Hans Christian Anderson had what job before writing | Actor |
| What colour is named after a battle fought in Italy in 1859 | Magenta |
| In Scotland what was the tawse | Teachers Strap or belt |
| Which authors books are most borrowed from libraries | Catherine Cookson |
| What do you add to vegetables to make the dish salmagundi | Duck or Chicken |
SERIES IAS QUIZ 13
| What dinosaurs name translates as roof lizard | Stegosaurus |
| In which country did Turkeys originate | USA |
| What is Radar from MASH home town | Ottumwa - Iowa |
| In Macbeth what witch speaks first | The first witch |
| What fabled monster has a lions head and a serpents tail | Chimera |
| CH car international registration plate which country | Switzerland |
| Who said - Give us the tools and we will finish the job Feb 1941 | Winston Churchill |
| In The Marriage of Figaro - who did Figaro marry | Sussanah |
| What state was founded by Mohammed Ali Jinnah | Pakistan |
| What nationality are the most immigrants to the USA | Mexican |
| Who steals the Pink Panther in the original film | The Phantom |
| What is Challa | Bread - often plaited |
| Cher Ami saved the Lost Battalion in 1918 what was it | Pigeon |
| Whose girlfriend was Virginia Hill - he killed her B Hills 1947 | Bugsy Siegel |
| What is the oldest known alcoholic beverage | Mead |
| In 1986 Graceland was the Grammy album of the year – who’s | Paul Simon |
| Bob Cummings played which character (both names) | Maxwell Smart |
| Complete advertising phrase from 1935 My Goodness | My Guinness |
| Who said - "The bigger they come the harder they fall" 1899 | Bob Fitzsimmons |
| What is Lolita's surname in Vladimere Nabokovs novel | Haze |
| From what country does the Elkhound originate | Norway |
| An isohel on a map joins place of equal what | Sunshine |
| A Regatta is a boat races - where was the original Regatta | Venice |
| In England what would you buy or get at a Mop Fair | Servants for Hire |
| Who was the little gentleman in velvet - death William III | A Mole |
| From what country does soave wine originally come | Italy |
| Antipater of Sidon first listed what 2nd Century AD | 7 Wonders World |
| What are Limerick, Round Bend, Aberdeen and Octopus | Fishing Hooks |
| What fluid ran through the Greek Gods instead of blood | Ichor |
| Who is Oscar, Zoroaster, Phadrig, Isaac, Norman,Henkle, Emmanual, Ambrose Diggs | Wizard of Oz |
| The Marie Celeste sailed from which port | New York |
| In Milton's Paradise Lost what was the lowest point of Hell | Pandemonium (Hells capitol) |
| Pat Reid wrote which book - filmed and TV often | The Colditz Story |
| How was William Huskinson killed in 1830 - first ever | Run over by Railway Train |
| In which country is Zug | Switzerland – smallest Canton |
| Who was captured and kept in a cage by Stromboli | Pinocchio |
| Which USA record producer played maracas Stones 1st album | Phil Spector |
| Who was nicknamed The Brocton Bomber | Rocky Marciano |
| Name the Hotel in Arthur Haley's novel / film of same name | St Gregory |
| Frank and Jesse James father had what job | Minister |
| What was the Grammy album of the year in 1967 (Full name) | Beatles Sergeant Peppers |
| McLean Stevenson played which character in MASH | Colonel Blake |
| Which company slogan was "We're No 2 We try harder" | Avis rent a car |
| Who said the quickest way of ending a war is to lose it | George Orwell |
| 5 items a Sikh must have Comb Dagger Hair Metal Bracelet and | Knee length undershorts 5Ks |
| Edward Teach became famous as who | Blackbeard the Pirate |
| To which dog was a statue erected in Edinburgh | Greyfriers Bobby |
| What does a Puissance event test in showjumping | High Jump wall |
| Who wrote the music to the film The Odessa File | Andrew Lloyd Webber |
| Which Dickens novel features Waxford Squears | Nicholas Nickleby |
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