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Acms Quiz – 2017 TEAM NAME: Can you identify these people +/ history crows who Pei Yen has drawn, and the TV shows they are part of? (1pt each) #1 (show): #6 (show): #2-5 (4 people): #7-8 (2 people): #9-10 (2 puppets): #11 (show): #15 (show): #12-14 (3 people): #16-17 (2 people): #18 (show): #19-22 (4 people): TEAM NAME: Can you identify these 2005 cartoon boys & their creator? (1pt each) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 9) 7) 8) 10) TEAM NAME: Round #1 - Shows /15 pts Round #2 - Map /10 pts 1. 1. 2a. 2. 3. 2b. 4. 3a. 5. 6. 3b. 7. 3c. 8. 9. 4. 10. 5. 6. Round #3 - Fakes /10 pts 7a. 1. 7b. 2. 3. 8. 4. 9. 5. 10a. 6. 10b. 7. 8. 1 point for a complete right answer, 1/2 point 9. for getting it half right, 0 points for FAILURE* 10. * ignoble failure Round #4 - Award Winners /15 pts Round #5 - Venues /10 pts 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6. 7a. 7. 8. 7b. 9. 7c. 10. 7d. Round #6 - Names /10 pts 1. 8. 2. 9. 3. 10a. 4. 10b. 5. 10c. 6. 7. PLEASE DRAW US A CAT, IN THE 8. EVENT OF A TIE IT WILL 9. BE USED TO JUDGE 10. THE WINNER Round # /10 pts Round # /10 pts 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6. 7. 7. 8. 8. 9. 9. 10. 10. Round # /10 pts Round # /10 pts 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6. 7. 7. 8. 8. 9. 9. 10. 10. ACMS QUIZ – 2017 ROUND 1 QUESTIONS: 2017 SHOW ROUND ROUND 2 QUESTIONS FRINGE GUIDE MAP (1pt each) 1) Who is One Tooth? (1 pt) There are over 500 venues at the festival. If you are lost, and don't have fortune to be looking for 2) Who are the Two Stupids who called their a bus painted with Bob Slayer's face, a map show 'Two Stupids'? makes it easier to find them. (2 pts) We are in section E5 of the map in the back of 3) What are the three shows in James Acaster's the Fringe Guide, where numbers run across the Trelogy? horizontal axis, and letters across the vertical (3 pts) axis. The venue that's furthest North but still on the map is The Royal Botanic Gardens, in 4) Which comic has named their show Joy section A2; in the South it's The Mockingbird Provision, and yet failed to follow through with pub, in H6. the punning promise and do a sweet hour on Nazi prostitutes? Can you give the grid reference for the following (1 pt) venues? 5) Which busy boy is spending his month being a 1) Assembly Hall comic, poet, WW2 U-boat captain and gallery 2) Canon's Gait guide? (1 pt) 3) Dragonfly 4) Gilded Balloon Teviot 6) Lily Lovett has called her show 'Lily Lovett Lovett Lovett, I'm Lovin' It Like That' - to which 5) Pleasance Courtyard comic does she owe a debt for that title 6) The Stand inspiration? (1 pt) 7) Summerhall 8) Traverse Theatre 7) Brendon Burns is doing two shows at the 9) Underbelly Cowgate Fringe with two of his mates - who are they? (2 pts) 10) Voodoo Rooms 8) Whose show is called 'Fantastic Beasts and ~ Where To Find Jen'? (1 pt) ROUND 3 QUESTIONS: IS IT A REAL SHOW? (1 pt each) 9) Who is doing a show called 'The Boy With Tape on His Face'? CLUE: IT IS NOT SAM Which of these is NOT a real show? WILLS (1 pt) 1 a) Brexit the Musical b) Assisted Suicide the Musical 10) Richard Oliver is in a play called 'A Joke' at c) Communism: The Musical theSpace @ Niddry St, with two d) Scientology: The Musical SUBSTANTIALLY more famous men - who are e) Blackfish: The Musical they? (2 pts) 2 a) Brave Macbeth b) Creepy Macbeth ~ c) Baby Macbeth d) Macbeth / Redux e) Lady Macbeth and Her Pal, Megan ACMS QUIZ – 2017 3 a) Aaah Sure, It's the Irish Comedian of the ROUND 4 QUESTIONS: COMEDY AWARD Year! WINNERS (1 pt each) b) Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised This round is all about acts who have been c) Aaaaaaaaaaaaaargh Me Smarties! nominated for the Comedy Award main prize. To d) Aaaaaaaargh! It’s the Monster Stand-Up Show make it more interesting, none of the answers e) Aaaaaaand Now It’s Time for Roger Swift’s are white men. To make it a round of ten Puneumatic questions, we're asking for nominees not winners, otherwise a third of the answers would 4 a) Brendon Lemon, Prophet of Doom be "Bridget Christie". N.B. NONE OF THE b) Lemon Lie Man Loop De Loop ANSWERS ARE "BRIDGET CHRISTIE". c) Ready, Aim, Pray, Fire! Lemon Creek Baptist Church Handgun Training Course 1) Which double nominee for the Foster's d) Lemon Torpedo Edinburgh Comedy Award should have called e) Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons their show 'Kumar Kumar Kumar Kumar Kumar Comedian', as then they MIGHT HAVE WON!? 5 a) Evelyn's Class Waugh b) Class Half Empty 2) Which Dave favourite and nominee for the c) Class Mates last-minute.com Edinburgh Comedy Award is d) Class Clowns getting their bum out at the Traverse this year for e) The Pit Ponies’ Penultimate Life Drawing £21.50 a ticket? Class 3) Which double nominee for the Foster's 6 a) #AlmostFamous Edinburgh Comedy Award was secret friends at b) #Dave: Literally the Best Magician school with a boy called George Peach? c) #Instalove d) Rodney’s Really #Good Family Show 4) Which vegan nominee for the Foster's e) #YesAllMen Edinburgh Comedy Award had been a maths teacher and rapper before turning to stand-up? 7 a) How I Said 'F**k You' to the Company When They Tried to Make Me Redundant 5) Which Australian nominee for the Foster's b) F*ck Me Like Dry Vegetable Edinburgh Comedy Award shares a surname c) Oedipus Is A Bad Muthaf*cka AND LOVE OF PANDAS with the 2008 If Dot d) Mediocre as F*ck Comedy Award winner? e) F*ckboys for Freedom 6) Which triple nominee for the Foster's 8 a) The Accidental Adventures of Sherlock Edinburgh Comedy Award co-founded the Arts Holmes Emergency charity? b) Spontaneous Sherlock c) Unquiet Spirits – Whisky, Ghosts and Sherlock 7) Which chatterbox nominee for the Foster's Holmes Edinburgh Comedy Award has pets called d) Sherlock, Gladys, and the Five Orange Pips Commander Tuvok, Chief Brody, and Lieutenant e) The Real Sherlock Holmes Walking Tour Ripley? FOR THREE BONUS POINTS, WHERE DID 9 a) The Ping-Pong Ball Effect THOSE ANIMALS' NAMES COME FROM? b) The Hedgehog Effect c) The Domino Effect 8) Which hot-tub lover, and nominee for the If d) The Dunning-Kruger Effect Dot Comedy Award, is a horse? e) The Friday Night Effect 9) Which Chelsea-supporting nominee for the 10 a) What Would Kanye Do? Perrier Award was in 'Gladiator', 'Sex And The b) Is Pee a Feminist Issue? City 2', and 22 episodes of the NBC sitcom c) Must We Sit Through This? 'Whoopi' with Whoopi Goldberg? (NB Isabelle d) Can Recipes Help Gender Equality? strongly suggests this performer edits their own e) Are Aliens Coming to Eat Your Face? Wikipedia page.) ACMS QUIZ – 2017 6) How many times more seats than Assembly 10) Which felt-faced nominee for the last- Roxy Central has Assembly George Square minute.com Edinburgh Comedy Award named all Theatre? ie How many Trygve Vs a Baby six episodes of their sitcom 'Ricketts Lane' after audiences could fit into the Hyprov room? Kevin Costner movies? FOR TWO BONUS POINTS: Can you name two 7) How many times more seats than the of the six Kevin Costner movies? Underbelly Wee Coo portacabin has the Gilded Balloon's Dining Room? ie How many Tom ~ Walker audiences could fit into the Three Half Pints' room? ROUND 5 QUESTIONS: VENUE CAPACITIES (1 pt each) 8) How many times more seats than the Gilded Balloon Wine Bar has the EICC's Pentland Some venues are bigger than others, just as Auditorium? ie How many This Is Your Trial some girls' mothers are bigger than other girls. audiences could fit into Frankie Boyle's room? Muthas. 9) How many times more seats than the By way of example, the capacity of this bus is 45; Pleasance Beside portacabin has Pleasance the Gilded Balloon's Sportsman's venue is twice One? ie How many Tez Ilyas audiences could fit as big, with a capacity of 90. The next ten into James Acaster's room? questions are about how many times bigger one room is compared to another; all the answers are 10) How many times more seats than the whole numbers. (Some, like the Fugees, will Monkey Barrel's Headroom has the Assembly have you saying "two times, two times". Some Hall's Main Hall? ie How many ACMS audiences are much bigger, hoovering up 20x the audience could fit into Milton Jones' room? a smaller gig might get, yet still counting themselves as a 'fringe' event.) ~ 1) How many times more seats than the Gilded ROUND 6 QUESTIONS: CAN YOU IDENTIFY Balloon Turret has Stand One? ie How many Bec THE COMEDIAN FROM THEIR ORIGINAL Hill audiences could fit into Simon Munnery's NAME & BIRTH YEAR? room? AND ALL GET A CHAIR (1 pt each) 2) How many times more seats than the 1) Joan Alexandra Molinsky (1933) Underbelly's Iron Belly has the EICC's Lomond Theatre? ie How many Zach & Viggo audiences 2) John Marwood Cheese (1939) could fit into Jimeoin's room? 3) Caryn Elaine Johnson (1955) 3) How many times more seats than the Pleasance This portacabin has the Pleasance 4) Paul James Martin (1957) Beneath? ie How many Pierre Novellie audiences could fit into Phil Wang's room? 5) Bernard Jeffrey McCullough (1957) 4) How many times more seats than the 6) Matthew Keith Hall (1964) Assembly Studio #2 has the Pleasance Beyond? ie How many Sarah Kendall audiences could fit 7) Lee Gordon McKillop (1968) into Gary Delaney's room? 8) Michael Joseph Pennington (1970) 5) How many times more seats than the Pleasance Jack Dome has the Pleasance 9) Arjan Singh (1974) Grand? ie How many Catriona Knox audiences could fit into Simon Amstell's room for his three 10) Russell Grineau (1975 - DEBATABLE) nights of WORK IN PROGRESS? ACMS QUIZ – 2017 a pause of a page, cos you’re almost up to the answers and it’s nice to have a solid gold excuse to include this cartoon ACMS QUIZ – 2017 ANSWERS 4) Pippa Evans 5) Phill Jupitus PICTURES: PEI YEN
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