Withington Pub Quiz League End of Season All Questions 16/05/07

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ROUND 3 - "Odd Man Out" Each of the 10 questions has a set of 4 pictures (A, B, C and D – reading top left to bottom right). In each set there is an Odd Man Out. For one point identify the Odd man Out and for a further point give the reason (i.e. what the other 3 have in common) Double click a button to hear music linked to one of the pictures.
1.
	C (Equator) *Other 3 all include points of the compass (South Park* – Eastenders – Mae West)**
2.
	C (Oliver Cromwell) Other 3 all indicate Royal Houses (Windsor knot – Norman Wisdom – Moira Stuart)
3.
	A (St Pauls) Other 3 all indicate evangelists (Bernard Matthews – Luke Skywalker – Mark Lawrenson)
4.
	B (Michael Grade) Other 3 all indicate TV Chat Show hosts (Cecil Parkinson – Norton motorbike – Diana Ross/M2)
5.
	A (Monty Don) *Other 3 all indicate TV Chefs (Oliver Twist – Ramsay Street in Neighbours* – Stein)**
6.
	D (Butler) *Other 3 all indicate 20^th Century British Prime Ministers (Thatcher – Mike Baldwin from Coronation Street* – James Dean in East of Eden)**
7.
	B (Oxford) Other 3 all indicate Manchester Squares (St Peters – Albert Einstein – Lytham St Annes Golf Club)
8.
	C (Boots) Other 3 all indicate types of hat (Panama – Bowler – Stovepipe)
9.
	A (Sarah Lancashire) Other 3 all indicate Irish Counties (Kerry Packer – Dominic Cork – James Galway)
10.
	B (Grate) Other 3 all indicate anagrams of ‘large’ (Elgar/M2 – Regal – Lager)

1.	Harold Macmillan Cape Town, 1960	Which famous 4 words have been cut out of the middle of this recording?
	Harold Macmillan Cape Town, 1960	“The Wind of Change…..”
		Who was the South African premier at the time?
		Dr Verwoerd
2.	Winston Churchill House of Commons, 1940	On which 2 places would “we fight them” in the clip cut out of the recording?
	Winston Churchill House of Commons, 1940	“The Beaches” & “The Landing Grounds”
		Which World War II event immediately preceded this speech?
		The Evacuation of Dunkerque
3.	John F Kennedy Washington, 1961	Which 9 words come straight after the clip played?
	John F Kennedy Washington, 1961	”…ask not what your country can do for you….”
		2 former US Presidents attended this inauguration speech: outgoing President Eisenhower and which other?
		Former President Harry Truman
4.	Jawaharlal (Pandit) Nehru New Delhi, 1947	Which 7 words have been cut from the middle of this clip?
	Jawaharlal (Pandit) Nehru New Delhi, 1947	“At the stroke of the midnight hour…”
		Who was the final British Viceroy of India who handed over to Nehru?
		Lord Louis Mountbatten
5.	Margaret Thatcher Brighton, 1980	Which 11 words have been cut from the end of this clip?
	Margaret Thatcher Brighton, 1980	“You turn if you want to. The lady’s not for turning.”
		Who was the Labour leader at the time of this speech?
		Michael Foot
6.	Martin Luther King Washington, 1963	Which 6 words complete the clip?
	Martin Luther King Washington, 1963	”…that all men are created equal”
		Who was found guilty of assassinating Martin Luther King in 1968?
		James Earl Ray
7.	Franklin D Roosevelt Washington, 1933	Which 7 words have been cut from the middle of this clip?
	Franklin D Roosevelt Washington, 1933	”….we have to fear - is fear itself”
		Who was the US President Roosevelt was succeeding?
		President Herbert Hoover
8.	Earl Spencer Westminster Abbey, 1997	Which 8 words have been cut from the middle of this clip?
	Earl Spencer Westminster Abbey, 1997	“...the most hunted person of the modern age”
		What was the name of the driver of that ill-fated car in which Diana died?
		Henri Paul
9.	Brian Johnston/ Jonathan Agnew Oval, 1991	Which 7 letter word has been cut from the middle of this clip?
	Brian Johnston/ Jonathan Agnew Oval, 1991	“Leg-over”
		The loss of whose wicket were they describing?
		Ian Botham’s
10.	Dylan Thomas Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night 1952	Which 4 words complete the clip and this poem?
	Dylan Thomas Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night 1952	”…dying of the light”
		What was the name of the famous “play for voices” that Thomas wrote?
		Under Milk Wood

PICTURE ROUND – “Backward Alphabetical Quiz Personalities” Identify the famous faces (answers hidden below each picture). To help, each has “reverse alphabetically sequential” letters to start their first and second names (e.g. Chris Bonnington) – no pair of letters is used more than once. Double click a button to hear music linked to one of the famous faces.

Wanda Ventham	Hannah Gordon	Oliver North	Sally Ride	John Inman

Ian Hislop	Cate Blanchett	Tessa Sanderson	Evan Davis	Uma Thurman

George Forman	Peter Osgood	Nell McAndrew	Ludovic Kennedy	Randy Quaid

Mario Lanza (M1)	David Copperfield	Ben Affleck	Kate Jackson (M2)	Frances Edmonds

ROUND 1 - "From First......" Every answer contains a word connected with starting.
1.	Peter Gabriel, Mike Rutherford, Steve Hackett and Phil Collins were all part of what?
	Genesis
2.	What did Gene Roddenberry create?
	*Startrek*
3.	What feast day is celebrated in the Catholic Church on December 8^th?
	The Immaculate Conception
4.	A scene in the 1962 James Bond film Dr. No with Ursula Andress rising from the sea was inspired by which painting?
	The Birth of Venus (by Sandro Botticelli)
5.	Which musician wrote the theme music for the TV soap opera Crossroads and a string of hits for Petula Clark, including Downtown and Round Every Corner?
	Tony Hatch
6.	At which annual event is a door slammed in an official’s face only to be opened after 3 knocks?
	The State Opening of Parliament
7.	What famous book, published in 1859, was written by a native of Shrewsbury and a grandson of Josiah Wedgwood?
	The Origin of Species (by Charles Darwin)
8.	What are the first 6 words of St John’s Gospel?
	“In the beginning was the Word”
9.	Which pop group had hits in the late 1960s with Baby, Now That I've Found You and Build Me Up Buttercup?
	The Foundations
10.	In Dickens’ David Copperfield what is the name of the faithful servant of the Copperfield family and a lifelong companion to David, who marries Mr. Barkis?

ROUND 2 - “All our Yesterdays” Click a team name for a question from the WithQuiz archive - return via the 'BACK' button - then click on the date for the answer - return again via the 'BACK' button.
Albert Park 17/04/02	Brains of Oak 24/10/01	Dummy 27/03/02	Dr O’Neil 06/02/02	Griffing Braggarts 06/03/01	Snoopy’s Friends 12/12/01
Electric Pigs 30/01/02	Albert 28/11/01	History Men 15/01/03	Christie’s 17/10/01	Opsimaths 14/05/03	SWMCC 09/04/03
Albert Park 12/03/03	Brains of Oak 05/03/03	Dummy 23/04/03	Dr O’Neil 12/02/03	Griffing Braggarts 16/10/02	Snoopy’s Friends 05/02/03
Electric Pigs 13/11/02	St Caths 21/11/01	History Men 16/04/03	TUFKAC 06/11/02	Opsimaths 19/03/03	SWMCC 28/05/03

ROUND 5 - ".....to Last" Every answer contains a word connected with ending.
1.	At which club’s ground is the National Football Museum?
	Preston North End
2.	Which actress was nominated for Oscars for her roles in the films Fatal Attraction and Dangerous Liaisons?
	Glenn Close
3.	According to Winston Churchill what stretched from Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic?
	An Iron Curtain
4.	According to the John Betjeman poem, why can’t “Dr Ramsden read The Times obituary to-day”?
	“He’s dead”
5.	Northfleet in Kent is paired with which other Kent town in the name of a Nationwide Conference Football team?
	Gravesend
6.	Which hit record by Love Affair topped the UK charts in 1968?
	*Everlasting Love*
7.	Leaf, Diaphragm, Focal plane, Rotary disc and Kerr cell are types of what?
	Camera shutters
8.	In what film of the 1960s did Stanley Baker play Lt. John Chard, Michael Caine play Lt. Gonville Bromhead and Jack Hawkins play Rev. Otto Witt?
	*Zulu*
9.	What’s our word for what the Americans call the bumpers?
	The buffers
10.	What 5 words immediately precede “It is now! It’s four!” in a famous quotation of the 20^th century?
	“They think it’s all over.”