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Questions by pjh2
Pub quiz question
6390
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What links Piel de sapo, gwanipa, charentais, falia and cantaloupe?
Answer:
A:
Varieties of melon
Categories:
Connections (8)
Food (3)
Nature (4)
Pub quiz question
6389
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What links The Great Seal (1), The Declaration of Independance (2), Lincoln Memorial (5), the US Treasury (10), the White House (20), the US Capitol (50), and Independence Hall (100)?
Answer:
A:
Designs on the reverse of US dollar bills.
Categories:
Connections (7)
Pub quiz question
6388
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What plant disease was first described in Holland in 1919?
Answer:
A:
Dutch elm disease
Categories:
Biology (4)
Nature (4)
1910s (4)
Pub quiz question
6387
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which product claimed to combat 'night starvation?'
Answer:
A:
Horlicks
Notes:
*:
1931
Categories:
Advertising (6)
1930s (7)
Pub quiz question
6386
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Who was King Arthur's father?
Answer:
A:
Uther Pendragon
Categories:
Mythology (6)
Pub quiz question
6385
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which Middle eastern sect call themselves Mowahhidoon?
Answer:
A:
Druze
Categories:
Religion (8)
Pub quiz question
6384
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which sport is 10-a-side for men, and 12-a-side for women?
Answer:
A:
Lacrosse
Categories:
Sports (8)
Pub quiz question
6383
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Where is Ruprecht-Karls university?
Answer:
A:
Heidelberg, Germany
Categories:
Geography (8)
Pub quiz question
6382
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the longest river entirely within Spain?
Answer:
A:
Ebro
Categories:
Geography (8)
Pub quiz question
6381
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What ended on 'Black Tot Day' in 1970?
Answer:
A:
Royal Navy daily rum ration
Categories:
Military (6)
1970s (8)
Pub quiz question
6380
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which former US First Lady helped to found a treatment center for addiction?
Answer:
A:
Betty Ford
Notes:
*:
Founded 1982
Categories:
Biology (4)
Politics (4)
1980s (4)
Pub quiz question
6379
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which American golfer smashed several records in winning the 2000 US Open at Pebble Beach?
Answer:
A:
Tiger Woods
Categories:
Sports (6)
Golf (5)
2000s (7)
Pub quiz question
6378
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Of which country was the Deutsche Mark the standard unit of currency?
Answer:
A:
Germany
Notes:
*:
1948–1990
Categories:
Politics (2)
1990s (2)
Pub quiz question
6377
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Of which Baltic country is Riga the capital?
Answer:
A:
Latvia
Categories:
Geography (7)
Pub quiz question
6376
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
With which sport is Jean-Clause Killy associated?
Answer:
A:
Skiing
Notes:
*:
World cup winner 1967–68
Categories:
Sports (6)
1960s (7)
Pub quiz question
6375
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which notorious murderer terrorised London in 1888?
Answer:
A:
Jack the Ripper
Categories:
Crime (3)
London, UK (3)
Pub quiz question
6374
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
What is the collective name for a group if geese on land or in water?
Answer:
A:
Gaggle
Categories:
Language (5)
Nature (6)
Pub quiz question
6373
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which Ancient symbol was adopted by the Nazis in Germany as their emblem?
Answer:
A:
Swastika
Notes:
*:
1920-1945
Categories:
Politics (2)
1920s (2)
1930s (2)
1940s (2)
Military (2)
Pub quiz question
6372
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which inlet of the Atlantic divides New Brunswick from Nova Scotia?
Answer:
A:
Bay of Fundy
Categories:
Geography (7)
Pub quiz question
6371
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which American baseball great was nicknamed The Georgia Peach?
Answer:
A:
Ty Cobb
Categories:
Sports (7)
Pub quiz question
6370
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which newspaper editor's escape from South Africa was featured in the film Cry Freedom?
Answer:
A:
Donald Woods
Notes:
*:
Escape 1978, Film 1987
Categories:
Politics (7)
Entertainment (7)
Film/Movies (7)
1970s (7)
1980s (7)
Pub quiz question
6369
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Who wrote the novels 'Rich Man, Poor Man,' and 'Beggarman, Thief?'
Answer:
A:
Irwin Shaw
Notes:
*:
1969, 1977
Categories:
1960s (8)
Literature (8)
1970s (8)
Pub quiz question
6368
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which 60's group, who hits include Be My Baby, were awarded £1.7m in missing royalties by a New York court in 2000?
Answer:
A:
The Ronettes
Categories:
1960s (7)
Entertainment (7)
Music (7)
2000s (7)
Pub quiz question
6367
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Who was the first African American mayor of New York City?
Answer:
A:
David Dinkins
Notes:
*:
January 1, 1990 – December 31, 1993
Categories:
1990s (7)
Politics (7)
Pub quiz question
6366
by
pjh2
Question:
Q:
Which US city is served by Harsfield International airport?
Answer:
A:
Atlanta
Categories:
Geography (8)
Travel (8)
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