OK, - i've been the quizmaster at my local for a year or so, here are last nights questions :D ........& no searching:p .

You have until 18.30 hrs tommorow to list 1-30 answers.

Then i will print Q's & A's together.

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Happy recalling of grey matter........LOL

 

1/ Chuck Berry wrote the first song that The Rolling Stones recorded. Which was it?

 

2/ Which restaurant chain owner said 'We're not in the hamburger business, we're in showbusiness'?

 

3/ If a violinist broke her G-string, she would have three strings left. Name the note to which any of them is tuned.

 

4/ In which film does a cabaret singer on the run from the Mafia end up training a choir of nuns?

 

5/ The Hard Rock Café is named after a song by which band?

 

6/ The Who had an entry in the Guinness Book of Records. What for?

 

 

7/ What comes out of the little tap that drains a French horn (and other brass instruments)?

 

8/ What does the Bee Gees name mean?

 

 

9/ What is a Hurdy-Gurdy?

 

10/ What runs for 2,200 miles from Michigan Avenue in Chicago to Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, California?

 

11/ Which cult movie has the characters: Dr Frank N Furter, Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Eddie, and Rocky

 

12/ Who plays Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation?

 

 

13/ Who played secret agent James Bond in the 1966 film "Casino Royale"?

 

14/ What was Citizen Kane's first name?

 

 

15/ Who or what is the Pink Panther, in the film of the same name?

 

16/ What was the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz looking for?

 

 

17/ By which name is Allen Konigsberg better known?

 

 

18/ By which name is Nicholas Coppola better known?

 

 

19/ What is the name of the scientist who produces James Bond's gadgets?

 

20/ Which came first: colour or sound films?

 

 

21/ Who is James Bond's usual CIA partner?

 

22/ After how many years marriage do you celebrate your Emerald wedding anniversary?

- 55

23/ Only three countries (members of the UN) have names that start with the letter 'H' in English. Which ones?

 

24/ Which was the first credit card?

 

 

25/ Who was the youngest president of the United States?

 

26/ What did Dr John S. Pemberton concoct in a three-legged pot in his backyard in 1886?

 

27/ What is digamy?

 

28/ Who invented the ball-point pen?

 

29/ Who won the 1936 'Miss Hungary' title but had to give it up because she was under 16?

 

30/ Donald F. Duncan introduced in 1929 a toy based on a weapon used by 16th-century Filipino hunters. What is it called?

 

 

If you beat the pub high score there will be a ? for you.

 

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Q 22...............oops lol:rolleyes:

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1/ Chuck Berry wrote the first song that The Rolling Stones recorded. Which was it?

Come On, in 1963

2/ Which restaurant chain owner said 'We're not in the hamburger business, we're in showbusiness'? - Ray Kroc, owner of MacDonald´s

 

3/ If a violinist broke her G-string, she would have three strings left. Name the note to which any of them is tuned. – E or A or D

 

4/ In which film does a cabaret singer on the run from the Mafia end up training a choir of nuns? - Sister Act

 

5/ The Hard Rock Café is named after a song by which band? - The Doors

 

6/ The Who had an entry in the Guinness Book of Records. What for?

The loudest live band, in London on May 31 1976

 

7/ What comes out of the little tap that drains a French horn (and other brass instruments)? -

Water, the result of condensation (not spit or saliva)

 

8/ What does the Bee Gees name mean? -

Brothers Gibb

 

9/ What is a Hurdy-Gurdy? -

A pear shaped fiddle having strings that are sounded by the friction of a rosined wheel

 

10/ What runs for 2,200 miles from Michigan Avenue in Chicago to Ocean Avenue in Santa Monica, California? - Route 66

 

11/ Which cult movie has the characters: Dr Frank N Furter, Riff Raff, Magenta, Columbia, Eddie, and Rocky - The Rocky Horror Picture Show

 

12/ Who plays Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation?

Patrick Stewart

 

13/ Who played secret agent James Bond in the 1966 film "Casino Royale"? -

David Niven

 

14/ What was Citizen Kane's first name?

Charles

 

15/ Who or what is the Pink Panther, in the film of the same name?

A diamond

 

16/ What was the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz looking for? -

A Heart

 

17/ By which name is Allen Konigsberg better known?

Woody Allen

 

18/ By which name is Nicholas Coppola better known?

Nickolas Cage

 

19/ What is the name of the scientist who produces James Bond's gadgets? Q

 

20/ Which came first: colour or sound films?

Colour: `Toll of the Sea´ 1922. The first sound film was `The Jazz Player´ in 1927

 

21/ Who is James Bond's usual CIA partner? - Felix Leiter

 

22/ After how many years marriage do you celebrate your Emerald wedding anniversary?

- 55

23/ Only three countries (members of the UN) have names that start with the letter 'H' in English. Which ones? - Haiti, Honduras, and Hungary

 

24/ Which was the first credit card? - Diner’s Club

 

 

25/ Who was the youngest president of the United States? - Theodore Roosevelt at 42 - JFK was 43 and Clinton was 46

 

26/ What did Dr John S. Pemberton concoct in a three-legged pot in his backyard in 1886?

- Coca-Cola

 

27/ What is digamy? - A second legal marriage

 

28/ Who invented the ball-point pen? - Laszlo and Georg Biro

 

29/ Who won the 1936 'Miss Hungary' title but had to give it up because she was under 16?

- Zsa Zsa Gabor

 

30/ Donald F. Duncan introduced in 1929 a toy based on a weapon used by 16th-century Filipino hunters. What is it called? - Yo-yo