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Creation Christmas Quiz

7th Dec 2009

Think you can beat the 'Santamentals'? Have a go at the Creation Agency Christmas Quiz!

Geography

  1. Which south coast holiday town became a city to celebrate the millennium?
  2. Which US state includes the picturesquely-named Rat Islands?
  3. Which fashionable area of NYC takes its name from being in the Triangle Below Canal Street?
  4. Which country should you visit to see the ruins of Machu Picchu?
  5. What is the only geographical feature depicted on a London Underground map?
  6. What must all postage stamps of the world bear, except Britain?
  7. Which country boasts a third of the world’s fresh water?  
  8. What country are you in if you’re sitting on a sofa in Sofia?
  9. What was England’s first garden city?
  10. Which city was at the other end of the original Orient Express route from Istanbul?

 

 

Entertainment

  1. Which movie hears Renee Zellweger tell a phone caller she’s: (A) wanton sex goddess with a very bad man between her thighs?
  2. Who’s the former Dr Who who narrates Little Britain?
  3. Who became known as a singer after playing naughty Emma in Home and Away?
  4. Which rock start survived for two years on meatloaf, mashed potato and tomatoes?
  5. Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
  6. What was the first animated TV sitcom?
  7. Which comedian played Eric Gartside in Coronation Street?
  8. Which sci-fi movie starring Jude Law was inherited by Steven Spielberg from Stanley Kubrick?
  9. Who was the first winner of Celebrity Come Dancing?
  10. What colour fills in the bits between the white stripes of fishy cartoon hero Nemo?

 

 

History

  1. What were 35 million people in Britain issued with in 1938?
  2. Which former Rock came second to Joe Pasquale in I’m a celeb?
  3. What did Britons spend a record £5bn on in 2003?
  4. What went down in 1545 that came back up in 1982?
  5. Which of Henry VIII’s wives could have been burned as a witch for having 11 fingers and 3 nipples if adultery charges had failed?
  6. Whose private parts did a lawyer claim had: No blemishes, no moles and no growths?
  7. What were young people said to be buying less of, according to a 1998 report, due to the Jeremy Clarkson effect?
  8. What came down in 1989 after 29 years?
  9. Which decade saw the pound note replaced by the pound coin?
  10. What did Coca-Cola call their bottled water which flowed from taps in Sidcup, Kent?

 

 

Art & Literature

  1. Which model partner of a rock star appeared naked in The Graduate and had her breasts described as: Two fried eggs in the gloaming?
  2. Which West End stage version of a top movie was hyped: Drop Everything?
  3. Which LA Lakers basketball star gave his name to a Red Hot Chilli Pepper’s track?
  4. What was originally launched as Britain’s first daily newspaper for women?
  5. What joins Aries and Leo to make the three fire signs?
  6. What was Dr Jekyll’s first name?
  7. Which artist was shot the day before Robert Kennedy was assassinated?
  8. What is the literary link between racecar, madam and kayak?
  9. Which Shakespeare play title should never be spoken backstage in a theatre?
  10. Which annual sold its 100 millionth copy in 2003?

 

Science & Nature

  1. What does IBM stand for?
  2. What was Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk the first town in the world to have a park bench with free access to?
  3. What expensive spice is properly called crocus sativus?
  4. What are you afraid of getting stuck to the roof of your mouth if you suffer from arachibutyrophobia?
  5. What is the world’s most widely used stimulant?
  6. What does a male barnacle have that’s larger than any other creature’s in relation to its size?
  7. What was the first Earth-orbiting telescope?
  8. How many digits has a standard bar code?
  9. What did a 2005 report say the average woman has 15.3 hours of that men only need to do for 12.2 hours?
  10. What colour is the first G on the standard Google logo?

 

Sport & Leisure

  1. What soft fruit is David Beckham said to have a birthmark in the shape of?
  2. What made international headlines when it got stuck as it rose above Sydney in 2000?
  3. Name the entire 2004 British Olympic Boxing team?
  4. Which football supremo said: I wasn’t the best manager in the business but I was in the top one?
  5. Which famous work of art was draped in an Alan Shearer number 9 shirt in 1998?
  6. What is the final event of the decathlon?
  7. Which football club won the Carling Cup in 2004, their first major trophy in their 128-year history?
  8. Who was the first player to score 200 Premiership goals?
  9. What colourful book was advertised on TV by Terry Venables, Bobby Robson and Graham Taylor?
  10. Who became the youngest ever snooker world champion at the age of 21 years 106 days in 1990?

 

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