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Answers to May 2020 Quiz ANSWERS TO MAY 2020 QUIZ REAL Socialising’s REAL Quizzing….putting the FUN into ‘FUN’DRAISING ALL PROCEEDS TO THE FOLKESTONE SPRUCER PROJECT Suggested donation £1 per entry RULES: Complete as many answers as you can on the ‘answer sheet’ and return to [email protected] by mid-day 31st May 2020. The highest scorer will win a £25 Travel Voucher to use as credit on a REAL Socialising day trip or short break. In the event of multiple same scores, one answer sheet will be selected at random. To save PayPal fees, please pay via your PayPal account to [email protected] ...thanks in advance! ROUND 1 - FILM AND TV ANSWERS 1 In which English seaside town was ‘Fawlty Towers’ set? Torquay 2 Name three people who have played Spiderman in live-action films. Three of: Nicholas Hammond, Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland 3 Who played Samantha Stevens in the TV series ‘Bewitched’? Elizabeth Montgomery 4 Re-arrange the letters to find the title of a popular TV comedy: Gavin and Stacey ADVANCING YEAST 5 Which game show have the following hosted: Catchphrase Roy Walker, Nick Weir, Mark Curry and Stephen Mulhern 6 Who Narrates the TV Series : Who Do You Think You Are? Mark Strong originally now Phil Davis (so either) 7 In which reality TV shows did Ben Fogle first make his name? Castaway 2000 8 Who played Peter Venkman in ‘Ghostbusters’ (1984) Bill Murray 9 Who directed Jaws (1975) Steven Spielberg 10 Which character did Roger Lloyd Pack play in ‘The Vicar of Dibley’ Owen Newitt ROUND 2 - ART AND LITERATURE ANSWERS 1 In the Harry Potter books what is Professor McGonagall’s first Minerva name? 2 Who wrote ‘A Journey to the Centre of the Earth’ (1864) Jules Verne 3 Which was the first James Bond novel to be published by Ian Casino Royale Fleming? 4 Which 1930 painting by Grant Wood depicts a farmer holding a American Gothic pitchfork and standing in front of a building alongside a woman, assumed to be his wife? 5 In which of Shakespeare’s plays do all of the three listed characters Hamlet appear? Horatio, Ophelia and Gertrude 6 In ‘The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ by Douglas Adams, which Ford Prefect character chose his name because “when he first arrived fifteen years ago, the minimal research he had done had suggested to him…” that it would be “… nicely inconspicuous”? 7 In which modern-day country was Rembrandt born? Netherlands (Was the Dutch Republic at the time) 8 In which UK city would you find the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Glasgow Museum? 9 From which childrens book is this the opening line of: The Lion, the Witch and “Once there were four children whose names were Peter, Susan, the Wardrobe Edmund and Lucy.” Author : C.S. Lewis Add an extra point for naming the author 10 Can you name the artist responsible for these 3 artworks? Leonardo da Vinci ‘The Last Supper’, ‘The Virgin of the Rocks’ and ‘Vitruvian Man’ ROUND 3 – THE WORLD AND HISTORY ANSWERS 1 In which country would you find the Troodos mountains? Cyprus 2 On which UK motorway is Beaconsfield Services? M40 3 Who commissioned the Arc de Triomphe? Napoleon I 4 What is the official language of Brazil? Portuguese 5 In which year was Queen Victoria crowned? 1838 6 Which city is furthest north – Leeds or York? York 7 In which year was Nelson Mandela released from prison? 1990 8 Henry VII was born in which Welsh castle? Pembroke Castle 9 How was New York known prior to 1664? New Amsterdam 10 There are four ‘Tate’ galleries; two are in London but where are the St. Ives (Cornwall) and other two? Liverpool ROUND 4 - PICTURE ROUND – NAME THE ARTIST AND ALBUM – 1 POINT FOR EACH CORRECT ANSWER Artist: Christopher Cross Artist: Bon Jovi Artist: Led Zeppelin Album Title: Christopher Cross Album Title: The Circle Album Title: Mothership Artist: Blur Artist: Yes Artist: Roxy Music Album Title: Blur Album Title: Fragile Album Title: Avalon Artist: ABBA Artist: The Beatles Artist: Grace Jones Album Title: Arrival Album Title: White Album Album Title: Island Life ROUND 5 - TRAVEL WITH REAL SOCIALISING ANSWERS Find out more at www.realsocialising.co.uk 1 What is the famous code breaking machine at Bletchley Park Enigma 2 What 2 dates are REAL Socialising visiting Bruges Christmas Market 28 and 29th November in 2020 2020 3 Name the Architect designed North Wales village on our list of visits Portmeirion in April 2021 4 What French Coastal town will we visit on 19th September Boulogne 5 Where will we be walking through on our Shorncliffe Trust guided Thiepval Wood, The tour on 26th March 2021 Somme 6 Name the 2 gardens to be visited on our Cornwall Gardens Excursion Eden Project and Lost 2-5 October 2020 Gardens of Heligan 7 What is the name of the River in Germany where our September Rhine cruise takes place 8 Name the Artist whose Garden and House we visit in September Monet 2021 9 Which Zoo do we travel through on our Camden and Cruising trip on London 6th September 2020 10 What ceremony takes place at 8pm every evening in Ypres. We will Last Post visit on 10th October 2020 ROUND 6 – GENERAL KNOWLEDGE ANSWERS 1 ‘Suncrisp’, ‘Golden Russet’ and ‘Braeburn’ are all varieties of which Apple fruit? 2 What was Baroness Thatcher’s middle name? Hilda (Margaret Hilda Thatcher) 3 What is fifteen percent of two thousand? 300 4 Which metal has the chemical symbol Pb? Lead 5 Which is the only letter in Scrabble to have a value of five points? K 6 How much is the purchase price of Old Kent Road in the London £60 version of Monopoly? 7 How many bones are there in a shark’s body? None (A shark’s skeleton is made up entirely of cartilage) 8 In which world city would you find Maracanã Stadium? Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 9 In which country was Amal Clooney born? Lebanon 10 Which famous detective lived at 56B Whitehaven Mansions? Hercule Poirot ROUND 7 - PICTURE ROUND – NAME THESE FAMOUS PEOPLE – FIRST NAMES EITHER GARY OR STEVE? 1; GARY COOPER - ACTOR 2; STEVE JOBS - APPLE 3; GARY COLEMAN - ACTOR 4; GARY BUSEY - ACTOR 5; GARY OLDMAN - ACTOR 6; STEVE VAN ZANDT - MUSICIAN 7; STEVE MARTIN - COMEDIAN 8; GARY NEVILLE - FOOTBALLER 9; STEVE OVETT - ATHLETE ROUND 8 – KENTISH QUESTIONS ANSWERS 1 What traditional Kentish sweet tart is made with condensed milk Gypsy Tart 2 What counties border Kent (mark 1 point for each) Surrey, East Sussex, Greater London, Essex 3 Which Rivers used to separate the Isle of Thanet from the rest of The Wantsum and The Kent (mark 1 point for each) Stour 4 What is the name of Sir Winston Churchill’s family home at Chartwell Westerham, Kent 5 Where did ‘The Beatles’ film their ‘Strawberry Fields’ promotional Knole Park, Sevenoaks video 6 What is the name of the world’s oldest Brewery formed in 1698 Shepherd Neame 7 What is the name of the late Film Director Derek Jarman’s House at Prospect Cottage Dungeness? 8 What year will the next ‘Folkestone Triennial’ take place in 2021 (postponed due to covid-19) 9 Where did writer, Vita Sackville West reside? Sissinghurst Castle 10 What year was Thomas a Beckett murdered in Canterbury 1170 Cathedral? Return your completed sheets by mid-day 31st May 2020 to: [email protected] *REAL Socialising and the Folkestone Sprucer project (http://folkestonesprucer.com/ ) thanks you in advance if you are able to make a donation to help keep Folkestone clean and tidy. Donations can be made via PayPal to [email protected] (to save fees) or use the Sprucer JustGiving page if you can donate more https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/sprucer2018 Quiz sheet compiled on 6-5-20 from questions taken from a variety of free to use online quiz resources. Thank you for taking part and we hope to see you for some REAL Socialising when its safe to do so! Subscribe to our regular newsletter at www.realsocialising.co.uk Postal Address: 122 Foord Road, Folkestone, Kent CT19 5AB (no personal callers please) .
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