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Sample Quiz

1. Which sport was first played at Harrow School in the early 1800's?
2. Can you name this film?
   
3. In each of the sentences below, the names of two countries are hidden.
   For example, the sentence:
   "Interpol and the FBI track down hidden marksmen" conceals the names POLAND and DENMARK.
   'Spain' is one of the hidden countries can you name the other?
   "Extra tuition will help an amateur to improve his painting."
4. How many Noble gases are there?

     •6   •4   •8   •9

5. In Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, what did the Dwarf's mine for?
6. Can you name the film in the anagram below?
   Daphne Aquoir
7. In which long running musical in the London's West End would you find the character Inspector Javert?

     •Les Miserables   •Chicago   •The Phantom of the Opera   •La Cage aux Folles

8. Who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1988 for Switzerland and had a No.1 hit in 1998 with My Heart Must Go On?
9. What colour is the black box flight recorder?
10. What number wood does Winnie the Pooh live in?

      •100 Acre   •1,000 Acre   •10 Acre   •1 Acre

11. No other numbers are more special than me. I am the only number that is located between a square and a cube. More hints for you; I am smaller than 50 and I am an even number. Which number am I?
12. Eastenders - Which actor left the series and became a policeman in Heartbeat?
13. Which number has just the three prime factors of two, three and seven?
14. Which is the correct spelling?
      •irresistable   •iresistible   •irresistible   •irressistable
15. The Frisbee was once called a Pluto Platter, true or false?
16. Which actress, born in 1916, had her legs insured by 20th Century Fox for one million dollars?
17. What is 5 divided by 1/2 plus 3?
18. How many people are there in a Tug of War team?

      •10   •9   •12   •8

19. What phrase is depicted in the image below?
    
20. Can you identify this famous person?