Quiz Twelve Answers Food and Drink – Cakes and Chocolate

Home , Jeremy Beadle, The Fool on the Hill

1. Roald Dahl

2. W. Somerset Maughan

3. Patisserie

4. Kit-Kat

5. The Searchers

6. Coronation St.

7. Ferraro Rocher

8. Shanks & Bigfoot

9. Battenburg

10. Mr. Kipling

Cats and Dogs !

1. Four

2. Puma, cougar or panther

3. Jane Fonda

4. Chihuahua

5. Charles Darwin

6. Visconti

7. Frederick Forsyth

8. Felix The Cat

9. Suffragettes

10. W H Auden

Geography – Mountains of the World

1. Mt. Kilimanjaro

2. Andes

3. Himalayas

4. Sir Edmund Hilary

5. Mt. Ararat

6. Ben Nevis

7. New Zealand

8. K2

9. Sherpa Tensing Norgay

10. Appalachians

History – the 1960’s

1. 1969

2. Herman’s Hermits

3. Malaysia

4. Twiggy

5. Jim Reeves

6. Coventry

7. Lord Denning

8. William Shakespeare

9. 1961

10. Colgate

11. John F Kennedy

12. 1962 13. Harold Wilson

14. Jean Shrimpton

15. Eagle

16. Rhodesia

17. Charles Manson

18. Edward Kennedy

19. Golda Meir

20. Czechoslovakia

Sport – The Olympic Games

1. c. horseshoes

2. A diploma

3. Canada

4. Literature, for his song 'Ode to sport'

5. The ancient games in Greece

6. 21

7. a. win gold in both a summer and winter olympiad (boxing and 4 man bob)

8. d. Jim Thorpe Town (in Penn. USA)

9. a. attacked his opponent with a dagger

10. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Art and Literature

1. Botticelli

2. Gotham City

3. Douglas Adams

4. The Longest Day 5. Rudyard Kipling

6. Brendan Behan

7. Barbara Cartland

8. Unto

9. McGregor

10. Biggles

11. Hamlet

12. Penthouse

13. Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn

14. In the Beginning

15. Delilah

16. Long John Silver

17. Tattoos

18. My Struggle

19. Armada

20. Romeo And Juliet

TV Game Shows

1. Robert Robinson

2. John Virgo

3. Terry Wogan, Les Dawson and Lily Savage

4. Blockbusters

5. Bullseye

6. Call My Bluff

7. Countdown (Also the first programme shown on channel 4) 8. Richard O'Brien and Edward Tudor Pole.

9. Fifteen To One

10. Ant and Dec (Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly)

11. Jeremy Beadle, Matthew Kelly, Henry Kelly, Sarah Kennedy.

12. Isla St Clair

13. Give Us A Clue

14. Paul Merton and Ian Hislop.

15. It’s A Knockout

16. Mastermind

17. Jonathan Ross

18. Gordon Burns

19. Lloyd Grossman & Gary Rhodes

20. Dusty Bin

Music

1. Ella Fitzgerald

2. Six Answers a. The Fool On The Hill (Beatles), b. Running Up That Hill (Kate Bush), c. Blueberry Hill (Fats Domino), d. The Hills Are Alive (Julie Andrews), e. Over The Hills And Far Away (Trad), f. Red Hill Mining Town (U2)

3. Ten answers: a. Get it on (Bang a gong) or Bang a gong (Get it on) in the USA (T Rex), b. While my guitar gently weeps (Beatles), c. Piano man (Billy Joel), d. Hurdy Gurdy man (Donavan), e. Mr Tambourine man (Bob Dylan), f. My green tambourine (Lemon Pipers), g. The guitar man (Bread), h. Mandolin wind (Rod Stewart), i. Hell's bells (ACDC), j. Squeeze box (The Who)

4. Six answers: a. Go Now, b. Mr. Tambourine Man, c. I Got You Babe, d. With A Girl Like You, e. Something In The Air, f. In The Year 2525

5. Nine answers: a. Take the long way home (Supertramp), b. Green green grass of home (Tom Jones), c. Daddy's home (Cliff Richard), d. Better be home soon (Crowded House), e. Sweet home Alabama (Lynyrd Skynyrd), f. Homeward bound (Simon and Garfunkel), g. 2000 light years from home (Rolling Stones), h. She's leaving home (Beatles), i. Bring it on home to me (Sam Cooke)

6. Seven answers: a. Emerson Lake and Palmer, b. Alan Price, c. David Bowie, d. Kinks, e. Blur, f. The Doors, g. Kinks

7. Sir Charlie Chaplin

8. Orchestra

9. Four answers: a. The Police, b. Gary Numan, c. Roxy Music, d. Kate Bush

10. In - A - Gadda - Da - Vida (instead of 'In The Garden Of Eden' from Iron Butterfly)

11. An encore. ("Elvis has left the building")

12. Making Your Mind Up (Bucks Fizz is orange juice and champagne) 13. Six answers: a. Sugar Me (Linsey De Paul), b. Brown Sugar (Rolling Stones), c. A Spoonful of Sugar (Julie Andrews), d. Sugar Sugar (The Archies), e. Sugar Mountain (Neil Young), f. Sugar Town (Nancy Sinatra)