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Trivia Quiz by Words up Games Trivia Quiz by Words Up Games Q1) Who became Archbishop of Canterbury in 1990? Q2) What are modern day Olympic gold medals mostly made from? A) Silver B) Gold C) Copper D) Brass Q3) In which British city was comedian Frankie Howerd born? A) Manchester B) Birmingham C) London D) York Q4) Which desert is on the US-Mexico border? Q5) Who was the king's jester in the play Hamlet? Q6) What is the name given to the ritual suicide practised by Japanese samurai? Q7) Which sport is most commonly associated with Wimbledon? Q8) In music, what is the common name for a male singing voice that falls between tenor and bass? Q9) Who wrote The Handmaid's Tale? Q10) Who played Father Dougal in the TV show Father Ted? Q11) What breed of owl is Harry's Potter's Hedwig? Q12) In a IPv4 internet address what is the maximum number that any of the four parts can be? Q13) What was the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's first wife? Q14) In the medical comedy-drama Scrubs, who played the character Christopher Turk? Q15) Red, rat and tree are all species of which type of marsupial? Generate your own printable quizzes at WordsUp.co.uk Trivia Quiz Answers by Words Up Games Q1) Who became Archbishop of Canterbury in 1990? George Carey Q2) What are modern day Olympic gold medals mostly made from? A) Silver B) Gold C) Copper D) Brass Q3) In which British city was comedian Frankie Howerd born? A) Manchester B) Birmingham C) London D) York Q4) Which desert is on the US-Mexico border? Sonoran Q5) Who was the king's jester in the play Hamlet? Yorick Q6) What is the name given to the ritual suicide practised by Japanese samurai? Hara-kiri Q7) Which sport is most commonly associated with Wimbledon? Tennis Q8) In music, what is the common name for a male singing voice that falls between tenor and bass? Baritone Q9) Who wrote The Handmaid's Tale? Margaret Atwood Q10) Who played Father Dougal in the TV show Father Ted? Ardal O'Hanlon Q11) What breed of owl is Harry's Potter's Hedwig? Snowy Owl Q12) In a IPv4 internet address what is the maximum number that any of the four parts can be? 255 Q13) What was the name of Napoleon Bonaparte's first wife? Joséphine Q14) In the medical comedy-drama Scrubs, who played the character Christopher Turk? Donald Faison Q15) Red, rat and tree are all species of which type of marsupial? Kangaroo Generate your own printable quizzes at WordsUp.co.uk.
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