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SQUARE FOOD FOUNDATION ‘PUB QUIZ’ Thank you for suppor>ng Square Food Founda>on by doing our ‘Pub Quiz’! We have put together this quiz to be done with friends, family, colleagues, strangers… anyone you like! It’s a tried and tested set of quesCons and format but if you have beDer ideas please go ahead and use them! How does the quiz work? This quiz can be delivered face-to-face (where and when appropriate!), or via WhatsApp, Zoom or other video plaKorms. Teams write down their answers rather than shout them out. At the end you give them the answers, they add up their scores and everyone celebrates the winners! If you choose to do it via WhatsApp, just create a group and send each quesCon 1-2 minutes aPer the other, and also give people Cme between rounds (it’s quite good to have a 10 minute ‘comfort break’ aPer round 2). At the end, send the answers to the group in batches of rounds. Each team adds up their own score and sends you the total in a direct message to you (not to the group). You announce the winners to the group, everyone celebrates! How does it raise money for Square Food Founda>on? A voluntary quiz entry fee can be made to our Local Giving Page: hDps://localgiving.org/charity/squarefoodfoundaCon/project/fillingthegap/ Share this link with parCcipants before the quiz starts (it’s also a good idea to share it during the break and at the end!). There is more informaCon on how donaCons directly help those in need on the Local Giving page. You can decide the entry fee or let people decide how much they want to donate. Every liDle helps! I’m s>ll confused! If you have any more quesCons drop Nic an email at nicola@squarefoodfounda>on.co.uk, she’ll be more than happy to help! Happy Quizzing! The SFF Team THE QUIZ ROUND 1: PICTURES ROUND! 9 QUESTIONS Please note for copyright reasons we have not included pictures for round 1 but sugges<ons for people to use. 8 pictures, write down the name of who you see in that picture. They are linked in some way, for ques<on 9 just write the link! (Suggested people): ROUND 1: ANSWERS 1.1 Mark Curry, 1.2 Jenny Eclair, 1.3 Brie Larson 1.4 Condoleezza Rice 1.5 Jack Lemon 1.6 Mark Almond 1.7 Eric Pickles 1.8 Angelica Houston 1.9 All have food in their names! ROUND 2: NAME THE NATIONAL DISH! 8 QUESTIONS Can you name the officially designated na<onal dishes of these countries? 2.1 Greece - a dish of meat and vegetables 2.2 Algeria - features semolina usually served with a ‘stew’ 2.3 Belgium - featuring gastropods and tubers 2.4 Ukraine - features beetroot and meat broth 2.5 Indonesia - features fried rice and egg 2.6 Lebanon - small paes of wheat and meat 2.7 New Zealand - dessert named aPer a dancer 2.8 Switzerland - a fried potato dish ROUND 2: ANSWERS 2.1 Moussaka 2.2 Couscous 2.3 Moules et frites 2.4 Borscht 2.5 Nasi goreng 2.6 Kibbeh 2.7 Pavlova 2.8 RosC ROUND 3: LYRICS ROUND! 6 QUESTIONS Each blank in the lyrics has the name of a drink in it. Name that drink! (If there are two blanks in one line then it’s the same drink). 3.1 If you like …………. and geng caught in the rain. If you're not into yoga, if you have half a brain. 3.2 …………. It makes me happy! Con…………. It feels fine! Con …………. when the doors are opened …………. and con …………. when they’re calling Cme. 3.3 ………….stay close to me. Don’t let me be alone. It’s tearing apart my blue heart. 3.4 Give me ………….and TV, peaceful. I’ve seen so much, I’m going blind. 3.5 I’m a ………….drinker, I drinks it all of the day. I’m a …………. drinker. it soothes all me troubles away. 3.6 Some day you will find me, caught between a landslide, in a …………. supernova in the sky. ROUND 3: ANSWERS 3.1 Pina Colada (by Rupert Holmes) 3.2 Tequila (by Terrorvision) 3.3 (Red) Red Wine (by Neil Diamond) 3.4 Coffee (by Blur) 3.5 Cider (by The Wurzels) 3.6 Champagne Supernova (by oasis) ROUND 4: DESERT ISLAND CHEFS! 5 QUESTIONS (Say/Send the list of chefs first followed by the list of luxuries) Can you match the chefs with the luxury they chose on Desert Island Discs? 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