He broke his crown

Jumped over the moon

Had a great fall

Ran up the clock

Put in his thumb

He can't work any faster

Couldn't get up in the morning

When I get my steam up, hear me shout

Slugs and snails and puppy-dogs' tails

Been up to London

Would eat no lean

Silver buckles at his knee

Had a wife but couldn't keep her

Stole the tarts

How does your garden grow?

She shall have music

Sailed off in a wooden shoe

Mama's gonna buy you a Mockingbird.

Stole a pig

Sugar and spice and all things nice

Walked a crooked mile

Jumped over the candlestick

Eating cold plum porridge

He called for his bowl

Kissed the girls and made them cry

He never went there again

Took ill on Thursday

He's under the haystack fast asleep

Crying at the lock

Eating curds and whey

Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once

Garlic bread

Power to the people

Ooh, Betty

I don't believe it!

Go on, go on, go on, go on, go on

Am i bovverd?

Nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more!

Ah ha!

You plonker!

This is a local shop

you dirty old man!

Is it coz I is black?

Yeah but, no, but yeah, but

Oh, suit you sir!

I'm free

G—G—Granville

We really wanna see those fingers

I have a cunning plan

That's you that is

Hi-de-hi campers

You silly moo

Don't mention the war

it's goodnight from me and it's goodnight from him

Stupid boy!

I didn't get where I am today

D'oh

How you doin'?

Here's one I made earlier

Ooh you are awful, but I like you

Pretty Woman - Richard Gere &

Love Story – Ryan O’Neill &

Notting Hill – Hugh Grant &

Sleepless in Seattle – Tom Hanks &

Basic Instinct – Michael Douglas &

Pulp Fiction – John Travolta &

Casablanca – Humphrey Bogart &

Breakfast at Tiffany's – George Peppard &

A Star is Born – James Mason &

Bonnie & Clyde - Warren Beatty &

Moulin Rouge – Ewan McGregor &

Doctor Zhivago – Omar Sharif &

Dirty Dancing – Patrick Swayze &

9.5 weeks - Mickey Rourke &

The Way we Were – Robert Redford &

Pirates of the Caribbean – Johnny Depp &

Gone with The Wind – Clark Gable &

Silence of the Lambs – Anthony Hopkins &

Lost in Translation – Bill Murray &

Grease – John Travolta &

1 F I T G

2 S T A A

3 F I A Y

3 W O A T

4 S I A Y

6 Z I A M

7 D I A W

8 P I A G

9 P I T S S

12 I I A F

12 M I A Y

12 S O T Z

18 H O A G C

22 Y I A C

24 H I A D

25 O D I C D

26 L O A T

26 M I A M

36 I I A Y

39 B I T O T

60 M I A H

64 S O A C B

88 K O A P

90 M I A G O F

365 D I A Y

366 D I A L Y

1000 M I A K

1955 G SR I F TV A I B

1966 E W W C

7 D S

Micky Murphy, Captain Snort & Windy Miller (1960s)

Posie, Perkin & Pootle (1970s)

Skeleton, Bulk & Spotty (1980s)

Tommy, Chuckie & Angelica (1990s)

Yojojo, Noktok & DeLi (2000s)

Zsa Zsa, Kiki & Hector (1960s)

Penrod Pooch, Rosemary & Sergeant Flint (1970s)

Silas Greenback, Leatherhead & Penfold (1980s)

Farmer Pickles, Scoop & Dizzy (1990s)

Topsy, Huffty & Ooo Ooo (2010s)

Cut Throat Jake, Barnabas & Tom the Cabin Boy (1950s)

Chippy Minton, Mrs Cobbit & Cuthbert (1960s)

Alderney, Tobermory & Orinoco (1970s)

Patrick Clifton, Granny Dryden & Mrs Goggins (1980s)

Sandy Cheeks, Sheldon Plankton & Eugene Krabs (1990s)

Robbie Rotten, Stephanie & Mayor Meanswell (2000s)

Tang, Zak & Drum (2010s)

Spook, Benny & Brain (1960s)

Madeleine, Professor Yaffle & Gabriel the Toad (1970s)

Disco Stu, Comic Book Guy & Duffman (1980s)

Fizz, Jake & Milo (1990s)

Brewster, Koko & Wilson (2000s)

Brian, Ermintrude & Dylan (1960s)

Beaker, Crazy Harry & Dr Bunsen Honeydew (1970s)

Spuggie, Nicola & Duncan (1980s)

Noo Noo, Dipsy & Po (1990s)

Suzie Sweet, Penny Pocket & Josie Jump (2000s)

Spooky Spoon, The Puzzler & The Numbertaker (2000s)

Timothy Claypole, Harold Meaker & Nadia Popov (1970s)

Constable Knapweed, Lady Rosemary & Bayleaf (1960s)

How many Clubs were in the Manchester Badminton League 2019-20 season?
A. 18
B. 19
C. 20

How many Teams were in the Manchester Badminton League 2019-20 season?
A. 35
B. 37
C. 39

How many Clubs were in the Stockport & District Badminton League 2019-20 season?
A. 22
B. 23
C. 24

How many Teams were in the Stockport & District Badminton League 2019-20 season?
A. 44
B. 46
C. 48

In which year did badminton make its debut in the Summer Olympic Games?
A. 1988
B. 1992
C. 1996

Who is often considered to be one of the greatest badminton men single's players of all time with 5 world champion and 2 Olympic champion titles?
A. Li Chong Wei
B. Lin Dan
C. Peter Gade

What is the name of the international badminton tournaments for men's team competition?
A. Thomas Cup
B. Uber Cup
C. Sudirman Cup

What can be the maximum number of games in a badminton match?
A. 3
B. 5
C. 7

What do we call a shot that is hit high and deep into the court of the opponent?
A. Drive
B. Drop
C. Clear

Which has the greater length: the court for doubles or the court for singles?
A. Doubles
B. Singles
C. Same length

How high is the net on a badminton court in the middle?
A. 1.42 metres
B. 1.52 metres
C. 1.62 metres
D. Lorna's Eye Level

When the score in a badminton game reaches 20-all, what can be the final score?
A. 22 - 20
B. 21 - 20
C. 23 - 20

A typical shuttlecock is typically comprised of how many overlapping feathers?
A. 12
B. 16
C. 24

What is the oldest badminton tournament in the world?
A. Malaysia Open
B. China Open
C. All-England Open

Which country has won the largest number of gold medals in badminton the Summer Olympic Games?
A. China
B. Indonesia
C. Denmark

When the shuttlecock lands on the line of the court, it is considered to be out or in?
A. In
B. Out
C. Depending on the umpire

Is it a fault when a badminton player's racquet touches the net when playing?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Depend on the situation

The rules for modern badminton were developed in which country during the 19th century?
A. China
B. Britain
C. Denmark

What is the name of the international governing body for badminton recognised by the International Olympic Committee?
A. Badminton World Federation – BWF
B. International Badminton Association – IBA
C. Badminton World Organization – BWO

The first serve in a badminton game is started from which side of the court?
A. From the right-hand side
B. From the left-hand side
C. From the middle

Which male badminton player is widely regarded as the king of the backhand?
A. Lin Dan
B. Kento Momota
C. Taufik Hidayat

During each badminton game, the players will have a 1-minute break at which point?
A. 10
B. 11
C. 12

What is the maximum number of points that a badminton player can get in a game?
A. 21 points
B. 29 points
C. 30 points

When is a badminton match completed?
A. When a player wins 2 straight games
B. When a player wins 2 out of 3 games
C. When a player wins 3 out of 5 games

How many categories are there in badminton?
A. 2 categories: men's singles and women's singles
B. 3 categories: men's singles, women's singles, and mixed doubles
C. 5 categories: men's singles, women's singles, mixed doubles, and men's doubles, women's doubles

Where was the first Badminton World Championships held?
A. Copenhagen, Denmark
B. London, England
C. Malmo, Sweden

The feathers from which animal make the best shuttlecocks in badminton?
A. Duck
B. Goose
C. Chicken

The head of a shuttlecock is made of which material?
A. Cork
B. Oak
C. Plastic

What is the name of the official badminton rules published by the BWF?
A. Rules of Badminton
B. Laws of Badminton
C. Badminton Act

Which body part generates the most force when hitting a shuttlecock?
A. Forearm
B. Wrist
C. Shoulder

Daisy, Rose & Onslow

Richard DeVere & Marjory Frobisher

Nurse Gladys Emmanuel & Arkwright

Joey, Jack & Aveline

PC Reg Deadman & Gary Sparrow

David Pearce & Linda Cochran

Sgt Maj Snudge & Corporal Springer

Vincent Pinner & Penny Warrender

Lukewarm, Godber & Officer Mackay

Bernard Hedges, Norman Potter & Eric Duffy

Compo, Clegg & Foggy

Dougal, Mrs Doyle & Bishop Brennan

Ben Harper, Susan Harper & Roger Bailey

Jean Warboys, Patrick Trench & Margaret Meldew

Alan Moore, Miss Jones & Vienna (The cat)

Trigger, Boycie & Uncle Albert

Ted Bovis, Spike Dixon & Gladys Pugh

Stan Butler, Olive & Inspector Blake

Mick Garvey, "The Oracle" & Mateo

Yvette Carte-Blanc, Herr Flick & Rene Artois

Betty Spencer, Mrs Fisher & Jessica

Brian Potter, Jerry Dignan & Paddy O'Shea

Betty Slocombe & Wilberforce Humpries

Polly Sherman, Major Gowen & Manuel

Saffron Monsoon, Bubble & Patsy Stone

Name the County Town of Cheshire

Name the County Town of Cumbria

Name the County Town of Derbyshire

Name the County Town of Cornwall

Name the County Towns of the 3 Yorkshire Ridings
North, East & West
Clue, one of the towns names is in part of the question

Which is the best-selling single worldwide
a) White Christmas - Bing Crosby
b) Do They Know It’s Christmas - Band Aid
c) Careless Whisper - George Michael

The most amount of Big Macs consumed by one person in a lifetime is…
a) 12,543
b) 28,788
c) 44,218

What is the highest grossing movie at the global box office?
a) Avatar
b) Avengers: Endgame
c) Titanic

What is the largest gathering of Elvis impersonators?
a) 895
b) 3,526
c) 20,789

What is the most expensive man-made object?
a) Burj Khalifa
b) Large Hadron Collider
c) International Space Station

What was the personal motto of Queen Elizabeth I?
a) I see but I say nothing
b) I see dead people
c) I’ve got 99 problems but Sir Walter Raleigh ain’t one

Which legendary brothers led the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain in the 5th century?
a) Mario and Luigi
b) Phats and Small
c) Hengist and Horsa

What happened at The Battle of Waterloo?
a) Napoleon beat Wellington
b) Wellington beat Napoleon
c) A queue for a train toilet turned to violence

How long did Queen Victoria reign for?
a) Over 40 years
b) Over 50 years
c) Over 60 years

Who was Henry VIII's first wife?
a) Catherine Howard
b) Catherine of Aragon
c) Catherine Parr

Name the Famous painting by filling in the missing word
The Night .....
Rembrandt

Name the Famous painting by filling in the missing word
The Creation Of .....
Michelangelo

Name the Famous painting by filling in the missing word
The Girl With A Pearl .....
Johannes Vermeer

Name the Famous painting by filling in the missing word
The Starry .....
Vincent van Gogh

Name the Famous painting by filling in the missing word
The Hay .....
John Constable

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Name an animal you can’t fit in a mini

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Name something people are chased by in the movies

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Name a famous scientist

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Name a King of England
I need the Regal Number as well not just a name

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Name a place where you aren’t allowed to touch anything

The county town of Chester which was founded by the Romans in 79CE. What was the Roman name for the town?
a) Deva
b) Camulodunon
c) Caer

Which village was built by the Lever Brothers' company for their employees?
a) Port Sunlight
b) New Brighton
c) Leverhulme

West of Chester is the town of Daresbury. Daresbury's most famous son was Charles Dodgson. How did he become famous?
a) He signed the death warrant of Charles I
b) He became one of the greatest all rounders English cricket has ever produced
c) He was the author Lewis Carroll of "Alice in Wonderland" fame

4. There are three Cheshire towns ending in "wich": Northwich, Middlewich and Nantwich. What does the ending "wich" signify?
a) A farmstead
b) A place where you can obtain salt
c) A fortification made from earthen banks

The Cheshire coat of arms consists of a sword and what?
a) Fleur de lys
b) Diamonds
c) Wheat sheaves

The fastest jet-powered go-kart can travel at 112.29 mph. Which of these record-holding speed-machines can go even faster?
a) Fastest lawnmower
b) Fastest sofa
c) Fastest hot-tub

What speed did the world's fastest mobility scooter reach?
a) 77 mph
b) 107 mph
c) 207 mph

Italian Dimitri Panciera balanced the record number of scoops of ice cream on one cone. How many scoops did he cram onto the cone?
a) 65
b) 91
c) 121

What's the record for the greatest number of clothes pegs clipped to a human face in 60 seconds?
a) 51
b) 66
c) 87

What is the record for the greatest number of spoons balanced on a human face?
a) 41
b) 51
c) 61

What is the capital city of Australia?

What is the capital city of Canada?

What is the capital city of India?

What is the capital city of Romania?

What is the capital city of Switzerland?

Name the film from this quote
I'm the king of the world!

Name the film from this quote
If you build it, he will come

Name the film from this quote
Just keep swimming

Name the film from this quote
I'll have what she's having

Name the film from this quote
They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!

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Name something that goes up and down

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Name a type of note

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Name a way to let party guests know you want them to leave

Family Fortunes
Name something that goes well with custard

Family Fortunes
Name something you pull at christmas

What is the Longest River in the World
a) Amazon
b) Nile
c) Yangtze

What is the Tallest Waterfall in the World
a) Angel Falls, Canaima National Park, Bolívar, Venezuela
b) Tres Hermanas Falls, Otishi National Park, Junin, Peru
c) Tugela Falls, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

What is the Tallest Tree in the World
a) Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), Redwood National Park, California, United States
b) Mountain Ash (Eucalyptus regnans), Arve Valley, Tasmania, Australia
c) Meranti (Shorea faguetiana), Danum Valley Conservation Area, Borneo

What is the Largest Sea in the World
a) Caribbean Sea
b) Mediterranean Sea
c) South China Sea

What is the Largest Lake in the World
a) Caspian Sea
b) Superior
c) Victoria

Film Villains - Name the Film
Dr Evil

Film Villains - Name the Film
Ming the Merciless

Film Villains - Name the Film
Darth Vader

Film Villains - Name the Film
Captain Barbossa

Film Villains - Name the Film
The Child Catcher

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Name something people do just once a week

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Name a character from Friends

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Name a famous wizard

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Name another word for "book"

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Name a reason a person might be running

In the sentence below, which words are adjectives?
If you quickly finish your English homework, you can have a tasty treat.
a) quickly, English, tasty
b) tasty
c) English, tasty
d) finish, have

In the sentence below, which words are adjectives?
Henry wrote well in his exams, but Susan wrote better: she is a really good student.
a) well, better, good
b) well, better, really, good
c) good
d) really, good

In the sentence below, which words are adjectives?
Peter saw two, big, black, scary dogs.
a) two
b) big, black
c) big, black, scary
d) two, big, black, scary

In the sentence below, which words are adjectives?
Mike runs fast, but Henry runs faster than him. Anyway, Dave runs the fastest of all.
a) There are no adjectives in this sentence
b) fast, faster
c) fast
d) fast, faster, fastest

In the sentence below, which words are adjectives?
The cunning fox was trying to catch the clever, little, red hen.
a) cunning
b) cunning, clever
c) cunning, clever, little
d) cunning, clever, little, red

Addition and Subtraction
128.7 + 450.3 - 15.2 + 200 = ?
a) 763.9
b) 763.7
c) 763.8
d) 763.6

Addition and Subtraction
23.5 - 14.9 + 146.2 = ?
a) 145.8
b) 154.8
c) 154.7
d) 154.6

Addition and Subtraction
0.8 + 0.2 + 0.7 = ?
a) 1.5
b) 1.2
c) 0.7
d) 1.7

Addition and Subtraction
69.9 - 40.6 + 123.4 = ?
a) 152.8
b) 152.6
c) 152.7
d) 152.5

Addition and Subtraction
2.3 + 5.6 + 12.3 = ?
a) 19.1
b) 20.1
c) 20.2
d) 20.3

Hidden Words
In the sentence below a FOUR letter word is hidden between two words.
Christmas time brings joy for everyone.
a) Christmas time
b) time brings
c) joy for
d) brings joy

Hidden Words
In the sentence below a FOUR letter word is hidden between two words. The two words are next to each other. Find the pair of words and select the correct answer from the four choices available.
He loved to make epigrams.
a) loved to
b) to make
c) He loved
d) make epigrams

Hidden Words
In the sentence below a FOUR letter word is hidden between two words. The two words are next to each other. Find the pair of words and select the correct answer from the four choices available.
Lemonade always makes me hiccup.
a) always makes
b) Lemonade always
c) me hiccup
d) makes me

Hidden Words
In the sentence below a FOUR letter word is hidden between two words.
Playing games is more fun than doing homework!
a) Playing games
b) than doing
c) doing homework
d) fun than

Hidden Words
In the sentence below a FOUR letter word is hidden between two words.
Squirrels are adept at climbing trees.
a) are adept
b) adept at
c) at climbing
d) climbing trees

Maths
There are 25 CDs in a box. A shop orders 14 boxes.
How many CDs did the shop order?

Maths
Which of the following statements is correct?
a) 5.2 × 10 < 52
b) 52 > 5200
c) 52 > 520 ÷ 100
d) 520 < 52
e) 52 × 10 < 52

What is 21.7 × 9.4?
a) 287.68
b) 532.42
c) 117.24
d) 203.98
e) 412.96

Maths
Which of these calculations gives the largest amount?
a) 21 × 20 – 18 + 19
b) 18 × 19 – 21 + 20
c) 20 × 18 – 19 + 21
d) 21 × 18 – 20 + 19
e) 20 × 19 – 21 + 18

Maths
Shania has 3 pieces of wool to make a bracelet. One piece is 160 mm long,
another piece is 26 cm long and the last piece is 0.45 m long.
What is the total length of wool, in centimetres, that Shania has?

Verbal Reasoning
Ken, Artur, Hada, Fiona and Louise do a treasure hunt with five clues to find. Ken got
all the clues right but finished last. Louise got back second, but got two clues wrong.
Hada got more questions right than Louise, but finished after her. Artur wasn’t faster than
Louise. Fiona was faster than Hada, and only got one question wrong.
If these statements are true, only one of the sentences below cannot be true. Which one?
a) Fiona got back first.
b) Hada was faster than Ken.
c) Fiona was faster than Artur.
d) Fiona came third.
e) Louise scored the least points.

Verbal Reasoning
Tilly, Charlie, Sylvia, Norio and Pavle play hopscotch on a grid with the numbers 1-10.
Only Tilly and Charlie throw their stones onto even numbers. Norio’s stone lands on a
lower number than anyone else’s. Sylvia’s stone lands on 7. No two people throw their
stone on the same number. Nobody’s stone lands on the numbers 1, 5 or 10.
If these statements are true, only one of the sentences below must be true. Which one?
a) Tilly’s stone lands on number 5
b) Pavle’s stone lands on number 9
c) Sylvia’s stone lands on a higher number than Charlie’s
d) Norio’s stone lands on number 2
e) Charlie’s stone lands on number 6

Verbal Reasoning
Clare, Steph, Lauren, Ekta and Chandni went to a craft fair. Lauren bought a patchwork quilt.
Clare and Ekta both bought knitted scarves. Four of the girls bought wooden ornaments.
Steph was the only one who didn’t buy a painted postcard. Chandni bought a patchwork quilt
and a silk scarf. Steph could only afford a painting.
Which child bought the most things?

Verbal Reasoning
Adrian, Sarah, Iskander, Iris and Lucas go on a summer day camp. Adrian and Iskander win
a tennis tournament. Four children go on the climbing wall. Sarah and Lucas learn to make
origami frogs. Iris plays tennis after she goes on the bouncy castle. Sarah is tired after she
goes swimming. Adrian and Iskander are the only boys that go on the climbing wall.
Which child does the fewest activities?

Verbal Reasoning
Three children, Susan, George and Ryan all left school at 15:15 and walked home.
Susan arrived home first.
George arrived home 5 minutes later at 15:30.
It took Ryan 10 minutes longer than Susan to walk home.
What time did Ryan get home?

Who commissioned the "Domesday Book"?
a) John, King of England
b) Richard I
c) Harold Godwinson
d) William the Conqueror

Who is the leader of the political party in power ?
a) The Governor-General
b) The MP
c) The Chief Minister
d) The Prime Minister

Which TWO developments were features of the Industrial Revolution?
a) Steam power
b) Changes in the law
c) Medical advances
d) Machinery

What is the system of government in the UK ?
a) Dictatorship
b) Monarchy
c) Presidential System
d) Parliamentary Democracy

Who defeated the Vikings ?
a) Alfred the Great
b) Edward the Elder
c) Edmund I
d) Edgar the Peaceful

Which of the following statements is correct?
a) The Crown Jewels are kept at the Tower of London.
b) The Crown Jewels are kept at Windsor Castle.
c) All of the above
d) None of the above

When was the scottish parliament formed ?
a) 1999
a) 1969
a) 1989
a) 1979

What are members of the House of Lords known as ?
a) Keepers
b) Heers
c) Peers
d) Lords

When did the Middle ages start?
a) After the Roman’s conquest
b) After the Romans quit
c) After the Norman conquest
d) None of the above

Who won the Battle of Hastings in 1066?
a) Henry II
b) William the Conqueror
c) Harold
d) Edward the Confessor

What was the symbol of the House of Lancaster?
a) A White Rose
b) A Red Rose
c) A Bunch of Lily
d) An insignia on a Gold Plate

How often are general elections held in the UK?
a) 3 years
b) 6 years
c) 7 years
d) 5 years

What is the official home of the Prime Minister ?
a) 15 Downing Street
b) 5 Downing Street
c) 10 Downing Street
d) 20 Downing Street

Who was first person in England to print books using a printing press ?
a) William Caxton
b) Thomas Malory
c) Johannes Gutenberg
d) Lorenz Kellner

The Vikings came from Denmark and Norway.
a) True
b) False

Debates in the House of Commons are chaired by _______
a) The Speaker
b) The MP
c) Peers
d) The Prime Minister

Where is the Welsh Assembly located?
a) Cardiff
b) Bristol
c) Brighton
d) Birmingham

What was one of the most famous battles of the Hundred Years War ?
a) Battle of Agincourt
b) Battle of Crécy
c) Battle of Bosworth Field
d) Battle of Castillon

Towns, cities and rural areas in the UK are governed by democratically elected ______.
a) Metropolitans
b) Councils
c) Cities
d) Districts

In which year did the plague disease ‘Black Death’ occur?
a) 1338
b) 1348
c) 1358
d) 1368

Who is the head of state of the UK?
a) Queen Elizabeth II
b) Princess Margaret
c) Winston Churchill
d) George V

22The second-largest party in the House of Commons is called ________.
a) The MP
b) The Minister
c) The Cabinet
d) The Opposition

Which was the last successful Foreign invasion witnessed by England?
a) Conquest of the Vikings
b) Conquest of the Romans
c) Conquest of the Picts
d) Conquest of the Normans

Who was Geoffrey Chaucer ?
a) A Bishop
b) A King
c) A Poet
d) A Musician

What is fastest 100m time by a man
a) 9.58 seconds
a) 9.68 seconds
c) 9.78 seconds

What is fastest 100m time by a woman
a) 10.29 seconds
a) 10.39 seconds
c) 10.49 seconds

What is the fastest Land Animal
a) Springbok
b) Cheetah
c) Pronghorn

What is the fastest Bird
a) Common Swift
b) Peregrine Falcon
c) White-throated Needletail

What is the fastest Fish
a) Marlin
b) Sailfish
c) Swordfish

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Name a Bad Job for Someone Who is Accident Prone

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Name a Ride You Might See at the Fun Fair

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Name a filling found inside a chocolate bar

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Name Something you pluck

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Name Something That Has Bubbles

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Name the most visited UK PAID attraction (2018)

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Name the most visited UK FREE attraction (2018)

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Name the most visited Theme Parks (World Wide)

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Name the most visited Country

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Name the most visited UNESCO Site (World Wide 2018)

How many cups of tea did Olly Murs make in one hour to set a new Guinness World Record!
a) 86
b) 96
c) 106

Snoop Dogg mixed up the world’s largest Paradise Cocktail
How many litre's was it
a) 177
a) 377
c) 577

Chumbawamba’s 13th studio album, released in 2008, holds the record for the longest ever album title
How many characters is it?
a) 865 characters
b) 1065 characters
c) 1265 characters

Jayson Brinkler holds the record for the longest individual drum roll
How long, to the nearest hour?
a) 8 hours
b) 12 hours
c) 24 hours

Eminem rapper achieved a world record in 2014 with the Most Words In A Hit Single.
How many words?
a) 1560
b) 2560
c) 3560

Decipher the cryptic clues to come up with the name of a group
Correct comment Truman (5,4,4)

Decipher the cryptic clues to come up with the name of a group
These folk are definitely not city dwellers (7,6)

Decipher the cryptic clues to come up with the name of a group
It`s always at the top (5)

Decipher the cryptic clues to come up with the name of a group
Sounds like a very handy needlewoman (6,5)

Decipher the cryptic clues to come up with the name of a group
Could be ice hockey or snowballing (8)

Family Fortunes
How can you tell that the person in the car next to you is listening to music?

Family Fortunes
Name a style of music that you’d be surprised to hear that a teenager listened to

Family Fortunes
Name a classical music composer that most know about

Family Fortunes
Name a musical instrument made out of wood

Family Fortunes
Name something a rock musician might do during a concert that would look funny for a classical musician to do

Solve the clue to reveal the brand name of an alcoholic beverage
The “Toon Army” sunburnt

Solve the clue to reveal the brand name of an alcoholic beverage
He guards the crown jewels

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This slang for a beak can be heard in the forest

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The campanologists' drink

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Marx meets up with ship sinker without ice

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Young female in terror attack by arachnid

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Cavalry in unsuccessful bid to reassemble ovoid

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Collapse of capital landmark

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Infants have misadventure during outdoor pursuit

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Military leader in mighty manoeuvres

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a shop in the High Street
Footballer's footwear

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a shop in the High Street
You should have gone here

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No Euros used in this country

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A potent medicine

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Several of Jason's ship

Solve the clue to reveal a sport
You can even do this with hair straighteners

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French and Angry

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Everything going smoothly

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A mint

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A racket at the horse trials

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a TV show
TV's fat people

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a TV show
Reverse intelligence

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The riches of my mum and dad

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a TV show
5,4,3,2,1.

Solve the clue to reveal the name of a TV show
Wonderful view

1950's
What was Elvis Presley’s first number one hit single

1950's
Ruth Handler invented which doll (named after her daughter) ?

1950's
What was the name of the Soviet Union's first satellite that was put into orbit?

1950's
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first men to reach the summit of which mountain?

1950's
Invented by Dr David Warren, what is the ‘Flight Data Recorder’ better known as?

1960's
What was the name of the supertanker that ran aground between Land’s End and the Scilly Isles?

1960's
What was the name of the first crewed mission to land on the Moon?

1960's
Terence Conran opened his first of which chain of shops in Fulham Road, London?

1970's
The first person to be conceived using IVF techniques was born in Oldham, what was her name?

1970's
What was introduced in the UK as a means of saving electricity?

1970's
In which English seaside resort was the UK's first nudist beach opened?

1970's
Who was elected Prime Minister in the first election when 18 year olds gained the vote?

1980's
Which border reopened in the 80's after being closed since 1969?

1980's
What was seen for the first time since 1910?

1980's
Which shopping centre was at the time of opening the largest indoor centre in Europe?

1980's
Which toy, invented by a Hungarian, made its debut at an early 80's Toy & Hobby Fair?

1980's
Which album by a British band became the first million selling CD recording?

1990's
What did the Indian Government change the name of Bombay to?

1990's
When Nelson Mandela was released from jail, how many years had he been imprisoned?

1990's
Who aged 15 years and 282 days became the youngest person to win a Wimbledon senior title?

1990's
What did the first text message sent in the UK say?
If you know the date you may get the message

1990's
What was introduced in the late 90's at £3.60 an hour?

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Name the movie
Rejection State for Aged Gentlemen

Name the movie
Plaything Tale

Name the movie
Celebrity Conflicts

Name the movie
Pinnacle Firearm

Name the movie
Left by the Means of the Storm

What comes next in this sequence
Earth
Mars
Jupiter

What comes next in this sequence
2 John
3 John
Jude

What comes next in this sequence
Dr No
From Russia with Love
Goldfinger

What comes next in this sequence
Water Works
Piccadilly
Go to Jail

What comes next in this sequence
Pugh
Pugh
Barney McGrew

Name the Meal
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
C7 C4 M4

Name the Meal
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
B5 B5 O2 T5

Name the Meal
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
R5 B4 & Y9 P7

Name the Meal
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
T4 I2 T3 H4

Name the Meal
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
C7 T5 M6

Name the film from this quote
My mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get

Name the film from this quote
You're gonna need a bigger boat

Name the film from this quote
Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads

Name the film from this quote
I'll have what she's having

Name the film from this quote
Nobody puts Baby in a corner

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Female involved in hot water activity

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Possible flasher spotted on housing estate

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Rodent meets with (un)timely end

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Male offspring of Scottish musician caught in porcine theft

Solve the clue to reveal a Nursery Rhyme
Furry animal seen rotating in external floral arrangement

Name the Unusual or Obsolete Occupation
Ackerman
a) An Oxherder
b) A Wool Inspector
c) A Carpenter specializing in wooden chests

Name the Unusual or Obsolete Occupation
Hayward
a) An officer in charge of fences and hedges
b) A Wool Inspector
c) A maker of Plows and other farm implements

Name the Unusual or Obsolete Occupation
Hobbler
a) A Peddler
b) A Shoemaker
c) One who tows boats on a river or canal

Name the Unusual or Obsolete Occupation
Chiffonier
a) Someone who packs seams in ships or around windows
b) A Wigmaker
c) A Jeweler

Name the Unusual or Obsolete Occupation
Fletcher
a) A Bowmaker
b) A maker of Arrows
c) A maker of Hoops for barrels, casks, and tubs

Name the Dessert
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
S7 D4 & C7

Name the Dessert
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
B5 & B6 P7

Name the Dessert
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
L5 M8 P3

Name the Dessert
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
J3 R4 P4

Name the Dessert
Clue: Initial letter & number of letters in the word
C6 & B8

Family Fortunes
Name Something You Jump On

Family Fortunes
Name A Famous Bear

Family Fortunes
Name A Tropical Fruit

Family Fortunes
Name Something You Might Wear On A Nudist Beach

Family Fortunes
Name Something You Pour On Your Food

What was the typical price of
Heinz Baked Beans in Tomato (5oz)
a) 3½d
b) 4½d
c) 5½d

What was the typical price of
Izal Toilet Paper
a) 1s 2d
b) 2s 2d
c) 3s 2d

What was the typical price of
Heinz tomato Soup (15½oz)
a) 6½d
b) 1s 1½d
c) 2s ½d

What was the typical price of
Kelloggs Corn Flakes (12oz)
a)1s 4½d
b)2s 4½d
c)3s 4½d

What was the typical price of
Bird's Custard (family tin)
a) 6½d
b) 1s 6½d
c) 2s

20 May 1950
The first package holiday air charter, by Vladimir Raitz of Horizon Holidays, for a camping holiday, departed from Gatwick Airport.
To where?

7 June 1950
The pilot episode of this series was first broadcast on this day on BBC Radio, and it's still running now

11 July 1950
Which popular BBC Television pre-school children's programme was first broadcast on this day

31 July 1950
Which chain opens the first purpose-built supermarket, in Croydon

28 December 1950
On this day an order to designate which area as the first of the National parks of England and Wales

26 Janary 2020
Which American basketball player died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California

10 February 2020
What film won the Oscar for Best Film

March 10 2020
What country, outside Chine, becomes the first country to implement a nationwide lockdown

07 November 2020
Who was named as the first female Vice President (elect) of the United States of America

10 November 2020
Who resigned as Football Association chairman after remark about black players

One letter answers
A special cereal from Kellogg?

One letter answers
A second-rate movie, often a cult classic

One letter answers
Fifty to the ancient Romans

One letter answers
Job title of Major Boothroyd, maker of James Bond's gadgets

One letter answers
A dress that has a fitted top but flares out at the bottom is said to have this type of line

Not-so-familiar names. What am I?
Zarf
a) Crusty things in your eyes after sleeping
b) Cardboard holder for a cup of coffee
c) A fastener on a coat consisting of a piece of wood or plastic on one side that fits through a loop on the other

Not-so-familiar names. What am I?
Aglet
a) Plastic piece on the end of a shoelace
b) The stance of holding hands on hips, elbows out
c) A shudder, shiver, or pleasant tingly feeling, not due to cold, but due to an emotional reaction

Not-so-familiar names. What am I?
Grawlix
a) A metal or plastic ring that is used to strengthen a small hole in a piece of cloth or leather
b) Punctuation combining the functions of a question mark and an exclamation point
c) A string of typographical symbols (such as @#*&!) ) used in place of profanity in comic strips

Not-so-familiar names. What am I?
Keeper
a) The concave bottom on bottles of wine
b) Loop on a belt or watch strap that holds the end in place after buckling
c) Small, pink nodule at the inner corner of the eye

Not-so-familiar names. What am I?
Tine
a) A prong on a fork
b) The striking end of a hammer
c) The dot above the lowercase letters i and j

My middle names is
Conan
Who am I?

My middle names is
Winston
Who am I?

My middle names is
Falcon
Who am I?

My middle names is
Lancaster
Who am I?

My middle names is
Kingdom
Who am I?

Phobias
Arithmophobia
Fear of...

Phobias
Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Fear of...

Phobias
Geliophobia
Fear of...

Phobias
Chromophobia
Fear of...

Phobias
Japanophobi
Fear of...

Teaser
Some months have 30 days, some have 31, but how many have 28?

Teaser
Larry's father has 4 sons, Ten, Twenty, Thirty... What is the fourth sons name?

Teaser
Divide 30 by half and add 10?

Teaser
If a farmer has 17 sheep and all but 8 die how many remain?

Teaser
If you are given 3 pills by a doctor and you are told to take one every half an hour how long would it be until you have taken all the pills?

Westerns
Guess the movie from this clue
Clint Eastwood as The Stranger.
a) The Outlaw Josey Wales
b) High Plains Drifter
c) The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
d) Unforgiven

Westerns
Guess the movie from this clue
John Wayne as General William Tecumseh Sherman
a) How the West was Won
b) Rooster Cogburn
c) Chisum
d) Hondo

Westerns
Guess the movie from this clue
Morgan Freeman as Ned Logan
a) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
b) Deep Impact
c) Hard Rain
d) Unforgiven

Westerns
Guess the movie from this clue
Burt Reynolds as Sherriff Ed Ear Dodd
a) Hustle
b) High Plains Drifter
c) The Dukes of Hazzard
d) The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas

Westerns
Guess the movie from this clue
Gene Hackman as John Herod
a) Unforgiven
b) The Quick and the Dead
c) Wyatt Earp
d) Bite the Bullett

Disney Songs
The song "Once Upon a Dream" is heard in what movie:
a) Cinderella
b) The Little Mermaid
c) Beauty and the Beast
d) Sleeping Beauty

Disney Songs
"Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" is sung in what movie?
a) The Jungle Book
b) Song of the South
c) Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs
d) Winnie the Pooh

Disney Songs
"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" is the soundtrack of what movie?
a) The Parent Trap
b) The Lion King
c) The Little Mermaid
d) Brother Bear

Disney Songs
"Kiss the Girl" was sung in what movie?
a) The Parent Trap
b) Oliver and Company
c) The Little Mermaid
d) Cinderella

Disney Songs
"You'll be in My Heart" was sung in what movie?
a) Tarzan
b) Aladdin
c) Mulan
d) Song of the South

James Bond: Facts and Figures
What is the origin of the '007' code number?
a) It was the signature English spy John Dee used in letters to Elizabeth I
b) It was the number of a bus that used to drive down his street
c) It was based on the limited number of agents in that division
d) It was based on the number '7' from the game of Craps

James Bond: Facts and Figures
What was Bond's firearm of choice originally?
a) Sig P228
b) Webley Mark VI
c) Beretta 418
d) Colt M1911

James Bond: Facts and Figures
Bond joined the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves in 1941. What rank did he achieve by the end of the war?
a) First Lieutenant
b) Captain
c) Lieutenant Commander
d) Commander

James Bond: Facts and Figures
What was the origin of the name 'James Bond'?
a) It was his grandmother's maiden name
b) He came upon it in a literary review
c) It was the name of an American ornithologist
d) He took the name from two Sottish poets

James Bond: Facts and Figures
In which film of the series did he utter that famous line "Bond... James Bond" ?
a) Goldfinger
b) Dr. No
c) Thunderball
d) For Your Eyes Only

Star Wars
Name the character
Jedi Master who trains Anakin Skywalker and Luke Skywalker.
a) Shedao Shai
b) Obi-Wan Kenobi
c) Danni Quee
d) Oppo Rancisis

Star Wars
Name the character
Han Solo's partner and co-pilot of the Millennium Falcon.
a) Lowbacca
b) Jar Jar Binks
c) Chewbacca
d) Lando Calrissian

Star Wars
Name the character
Youngest son of Han and Leia Organa Solo.
a) Jacen Solo
b) Jaina Solo
c) Guitar Solo
d) Anakin Solo

Star Wars
Name the character
The alter-ego of Anakin Skywalker after his fall to the dark side.
a) Darth Revan
b) Darth Nihilus
c) Darth Vader
d) Darth Plagueis

Star Wars
Name the character
Separatist leader and Sith apprentice also known as Darth Tyranus.
a) Count Dooku
b) General Grievous
c) Jango Fett
d) Jabba the Hutt

Disney Cartoon Characters
What name did Walt Disney first have for Mickey Mouse?
a) Monty
b) Maxie
c) Marmaduke
d) Mortimer

Disney Cartoon Characters
What colour are Minnie Mouse’s gloves?
a) yellow
b) white
c) red
d) powder blue

Disney Cartoon Characters
Which of the following is not a blood relative of Donald Duck?
a) Daisy Duck
b) Scrooge McDuck
c) Huey, Louie and Dewey
d) Ludwig von Drake

Movies
Disney Cartoon Characters
What is the name of Huey, Dewey and Louie’s mother?
a) Della Duck
b) Donna Duck
c) Diana Duck
d) Delores Duck

Disney Cartoon Characters
The asteroid 12410 was renamed in honor of which Disney character?
a) Minnie
b) Goofy
c) Pluto
d) Donald Duck

UK Number One Lyrics - name the song
When I was a little biddy boy
My grandma bought me a cute little toy

UK Number One Lyrics - name the song
I met a gin soaked, bar-room queen in Memphis,
She tried to take me upstairs for a ride

UK Number One Lyrics - name the song
You keep saying you got something for me
Something you call love but confess

UK Number One Lyrics - name the song
Standing in the dock at Southampton
Trying to get to Holland or France

UK Number One Lyrics - name the song
Let's go for a little walk

Classicals
By what name is Elgar's "Pomp & Circumstance March No. 1" better known?

Classicals
To what does Rossini's opera "La Gazza Ladra" translate in English?

Classicals
By what name is Schubert's "Eight Symphony" better known?

Classicals
What music was used in the classic Hovis TV commercials?

Classicals
Who wrote the opera "Madame Butterfly"?

Musicals
Which George Bernard Shaw play was transformed into "My Fair Lady"?

Musicals
Which famous musical is set in Berlin just prior to the last war?

Musicals
From which musical does the song "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out Of My Hair" come?

Musicals
What was the last musical to be written by Rodgers and Hammerstein?

Musicals
Who played the part of Che, in the original London production of "Evita"?

Anagrams
Find the famous pop groups
POLICE TRIP SHEPHERD (3,3,5,7)

Anagrams
Find the famous male pop star
RUBS ROMAN (5,4)

Anagrams
Find the famous female pop group
RADIO GULLS (5,5)

Anagrams
Find the famous female pop star
PRIESTS NEARBY (7,6)

Anagrams
Find the famous pop groups
ABUSE BAGS (10)

Pantos
In Cinderella what does the Fairy Godmother turn into a coach?

Pantos
Who took the soundtrack to their 1964 panto "Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp" into the charts?

Pantos
Which comic couple were awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2020 Great British Pantomime Awards?

Pantos
The original story of Aladdin appeared in which book?
(Clue: by Hanan Al-Shaykh)

Pantos
The character Idle Jack appears in which traditional pantomime?

Snow and Ice
Who wrote the book "The Snowman" on which the popular TV animation was based?

Snow and Ice
Which song by Snow Patrol was declared in 2019 to be the most played song on UK radio?