Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Rotaract in Great Britain & Ireland James Bond Quiz
In Aid of:
EUCO 2008 & ShelterBox
Prize: ½ proceeds from the quiz!
Entrance Fee: £2.
Complete as much of each section as you can and return it by 30th November 2007
Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Entry Form
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Complete the entry form above return your quiz, with payment, to: Lisa Burnett 5 Heywood Avenue Woodlands Park Maidenhead Berkshire SL6 3JA
Email: [email protected] Tel: 07876 341334
Please feel free to distribute to your club/work colleagues/friends etc, anyone can take part. The more people who take part the bigger the prize fund!
Terms & Conditions The prize is ½ of all proceeds from the quiz, which will be awarded to the entry with the most correct answers, to be drawn on 05 December 2007 Organisers accept no liability as to accuracy or otherwise of questions and/or answers If there is a tie, the winner will be selected at random Proof of postage is not proof of receipt Personal details will not be stored, retained or forwarded to 3rd parties. Please see RGBI Data Protection Policy for more information. The judge’s decision is final All proceeds from EUCO 2008 will be donated to ShelterBox after the conference has taken place and only if EUCO 2008 breaks-even Cheques are to be made payable to “EUCO 2008” Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Round 1: James Bond Theme Tunes
1. Which Robbie Williams hit sampled the theme tune from “You Only Live Twice”?
2. Whose hit “Diamonds from Sierra Leone” samples the theme tune to “Diamonds are forever”?
3. Who sings the theme tune to “Tomorrow Never Dies”?
4. Which band submitted a theme tune for “Tomorrow Never Dies” but were rejected?
5. Which Rock star recorded a version of “The Man with a Golden Gun”?
6. How many James Bond theme tunes has Dame Shirley Bassey sung on?
7. Which band sang the theme tune to “The Living Daylights”?
8. Nancy Sinatra sang which theme tune?
Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Round 2: James Bond Baddies
1. In “Thunderball”, how did the Government indicate that they accepted Blofeld’s demands?
2. Which Bond baddie says the line “It won’t be the nicotine that kills you, Mr Bond”?
3. What part of Dr No’s body is artificial?
4. What is the name of the No2 Agent for SPECTRE?
5. What kind of organisation fronts a drug distribution operation in “License to Kill”?
6. Alec Trevelyn, played by Sean Bean, was the baddie in “Goldeneye” but what was his number when he was in MI6?
7. Which Bond villain owned a killer bowler hat?
8. What was the first film that Jaws was in?
Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Round 3: The Bond Girls
1. How many times did Lois Maxwell play Miss Moneypenny?
2. What is the name of the Bond girl played by Denise Richards in “The World is Not Enough”?
3. Who is the only Bond Girl to reappear as the main character in a second film?
4. Who, at aged 37, was the eldest Bond girl?
5. What are the names of the 2 scantily clad gymnasts in “Diamonds are Forever”?
6. Which Character did the following women all play: Caroline Bliss, Samantha Bond and Pamela Salem?
Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
Round 4: General James Bond
1. What rank does James Bond hold?
2. Which film has 007 skiing off a cliff in the opening credits?
3. Which Children’s book did James Bond author Ian Fleming also write?
4. What did James Bond actor George Lazenby do before he was cast in the lead role?
5. How were James Bond’s parents killed?
6. Whilst playing James Bond, which actor was not allowed to appear in any other film or TV show wearing a black tuxedo and bowtie outfit?
7. The Aston Martin DB5 used in “Goldeneye” belongs to whom in real life?
8. Which Country refers to James Bond as “Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang”?
9. Who directed the first James Bond film?
10. Which British Studio is the home of the James Bond films?
Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz Round 5: James Bond Dingbats
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Rotaract in GB&I – James Bond Quiz
ShelterBox
The ShelterBox Trust is a registered UK charity that provides emergency aid for victims of natural and other disasters anywhere in the world.
Their solution to disasters is the ShelterBox – a tough, green plastic box containing a 10-person tent and ancillary equipment designed to enable a family of up to 10 people survive for at least six months.
Made to a unique design using high quality materials, the tents are suitable for a wide range of conditions. Other items in the box may include insulated ground sheets, thermal blankets, a multi-fuel stove, cooking equipment, tools, mosquito nets, water containers etc.
Since operations began in January 2001, they have helped around 500,000 people and worked in more than 30 different countries – responding to earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, wars, volcanoes etc.
ShelterBox was set up by the Rotary Club of Helston-Lizard and all aid is distributed from their base in Cornwall. The charity is supported by international affiliates set up by Rotary clubs in a number of other countries, including the Australia, Canada and the USA.
For more information visit their website www.shelterbox.org
EUCO 2008
EUCO is the highlight of the European Rotaract Calendar and is attended by over 700 delegates each year from all over Europe, coming together to exchange ideas and information, take part in personal development workshops and a learn about other cultures.
During EUCO 2008 we will also be celebrating 40 years of Rotaract, 20 years of Rotaract Europe and 10 years of EUCO Conferences. It’s going to be a great conference with the biggest Gala Dinner ever…
The theme for EUCO 2008 is James Bond and the world is not enough for Rotaract…so whether you’re a bond girl or bond villain we need your help!
We hope you can support this amazing project and achievement for Rotaract in Great Britain & Ireland.
If you want to take part in EUCO 2008 please visit the website www.euco2008.com and register your place now.