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Who wants to be a Powerpoint-aire?
By Dayle Wheeler
This Quiz has questions rated adult difficulty.
The Game and Rules(Get a pencil, a notepad and a calculator.)
For each question you get a certain amount of points, add these up. You can get point deductions though by doing the following:
Every time you use phone a friend, 50/50 or ask the audience you must subtract a quarter of what points you earn for that question. (E.g. If you earn 500 points, you must subtract 125 points each time you use a lifeline for that question.)
You can only use the same lifeline once on each question (You can’t phone a friend four times for the same answer!)
If you use the internet or a book of any kind you will fail the quiz.
You should; enjoy yourself. Be honest and DON’T cheat!
Enter and become, a Powerpoint-aire!
This is the 100 point question!
What is the currency in China?
A: Dollar B: Pesos
C: Yuan D: Euro
50/50 Ask the audiencePhone a friend
Give up!
Click here to go to the next question.
Well Done, You have won 100 points!
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B: Pesos
C: Yuan
Give up!
Ask the audiencePhone a friend
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Ask the Audience
Ask the audience
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Scientist
Its obviously Yuan's. I visited China last month to meet a colleague.
I’m 100% positive, I know this as well as I know my Physics.
Answer Question
Scientist
Its obviously Yuan's. I visited China last month to meet a colleague.
I’m 100% positive, I know this as well as I know my Physics.
Answer 50/50
Historian
Let me think. Its on the edge of my tongue. What is it?
I visited China on my honeymoon. But I just can’t remember. The time is running out I can’t answer it. Sorry.
Answer Question
Historian
Let me think. Its on the edge of my tongue. What is it?
I visited China on my honeymoon. But I just can’t remember. The time is running out I can’t answer it. Sorry.
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Refuse Collector
I can’t afford to go on holiday, so I haven’t been to China. I presume the money is Pesos’ as it ain’t Dollars or Euros!
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Refuse Collector
I can’t afford to go on holiday, so I haven’t been to China. I presume the money is Pesos’ as it ain’t Dollars or Euros!
Answer 50/50
School Teacher
I don’t teach Chinese but I know this. It’s not Dollars or Euros; (Definitely not.) And I’m sure it isn’t Pesos’ so it is Yuan's. Its quite simple really.
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School Teacher
I don’t teach Chinese but I know this. It’s not Dollars or Euros; (Definitely not.) And I’m sure it isn’t Pesos’ so it is Yuan's. Its quite simple really.
Answer 50/50
When was Geoffrey Chaucer born?
Second Question; a little harder but worth 200 points!
A: 1969 B: 1347
C: 1343 D: 1679
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
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Your on a roll! Here is 200 points!
Click Here to try for 300 points!
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C: 1343
B: 1347
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Ask the Audience
Ask the audience
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Scientist
Geoffrey Chaucer? My I don’t know. If he was a scientist I would but he isn’t so, well, what can I say? I don’t know! Well I’m sorry for wasting your time.
Answer Question
Scientist
Geoffrey Chaucer? My I don’t know. If he was a scientist I would but he isn’t so, well, what can I say? I don’t know! Well I’m sorry for wasting your time.
Answer 50/50
Historian
My knowledge is of battles and famous wars. But I think that Geoffrey Chaucer was born in 1343. No, actually let me think. That’s wrong, he was born in 1347.
Answer Question
Historian
My knowledge is of battles and famous wars. But I think that Geoffrey Chaucer was born in 1343. No, actually let me think. That’s wrong, he was born in 1347.
Answer 50/50
Refuse Collector
Wasn’t he that famous pirate or something? You know the guy who Nelson beat! Yeah that would have been the 1600’s wouldn’t it! So I think… 1679. That’s the answer, I’m sure of it.
Answer Question
Refuse Collector
Wasn’t he that famous pirate or something? You know the guy who Nelson beat! Yeah that would have been the 1600’s wouldn’t it! So I think… 1679. That’s the answer, I’m sure of it.
Answer 50/50
School Teacher
Geoffrey Chaucer,
I’m not sure. I know it’s in the 1300’s but that’s about it. Sorry I can’t help much.
Answer Question
School Teacher
Geoffrey Chaucer,
I’m not sure. I know it’s in the 1300’s but that’s about it. Sorry I can’t help much.
Answer 50/50
What is the capital of Monaco?
Will I be keeping these 300 points?
A: Europe B: Bridgetown
C: Honolulu D: Ville
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
Oh no! Their yours! Here, take your points.
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What is the capital of Monaco?
50/50
B: Bridgetown
D: Ville
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
Honolulu is Hawaiian, so its not that and it’s not Europe. Bridgetown sounds like a small town so that could be the capital city. But I’m not entirely sure.
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Scientist
Honolulu is Hawaiian, so its not that and it’s not Europe. Bridgetown sounds like a small town so that could be the capital city. But I’m not entirely sure.
Answer 50/50
Historian
Monaco is the smallest country in the world. I don’t know if that helps at all. But I do know that it is probably Ville or Bridgetown.
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Historian
Monaco is the smallest country in the world. I don’t know if that helps at all. But I do know that it is probably Ville or Bridgetown.
Answer 50/50
Refuse Collector
I know that! It’s Ville. My son went there with his university. My son brought back loads of pictures. Lovely place it is. Yeah Ville. I know this 10’000%
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Refuse Collector
I know that! It’s Ville. My son went there with his university. My son brought back loads of pictures. Lovely place it is. Yeah Ville. I know this 10’000%
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School Teacher
I’m sorry but I don’t know. If I taught Geography I might know. But I can only guess that it is Bridgetown or Ville.
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School Teacher
I’m sorry but I don’t know. If I taught Geography I might know. But I can only guess that it is Bridgetown or Ville.
Answer 50/50
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How many actors have played James Bond?
For five hundred points here is the question…
A: 6 B: 12
C: 5 D: 9
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
You’ve done it! 500 points!
Click Here to go on the next question.
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How many actors have played James Bond?
50/50
A: 6
C: 5
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
James Bond, well. Lets me think. Sean Connery, Peirce Brosnan. I can’t think of anymore. But two isn’t an option. Sorry.
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Scientist
James Bond, well. Lets me think. Sean Connery, Peirce Brosnan. I can’t think of anymore. But two isn’t an option. Sorry.
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Historian
I haven’t watch a James Bond film for years! So I can’t help you there.
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Historian
I haven’t watch a James Bond film for years! So I can’t help you there.
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Refuse Collector
Five. That’s all I have to say.
Answer Question
Refuse Collector
Five. That’s all I have to say.
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School Teacher
My brother watches James Bond. I think there have been nine James Bonds as they look different every film!
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School Teacher
My brother watches James Bond. I think there have been nine James Bonds as they look different every film!
Answer 50/50
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The 1000 point question!
The internet site ‘Wikipedia’ is what?
A: A game site B: A forum
C: A TV Guide D: An encyclopaedia site
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Give up!
Great! You are doing well now!
Click Here to carry on to the sixth question!
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50/50 Give up!
The internet site ‘Wikipedia’ is what?
B: A forum
D: An encyclopaedia site
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
I use Wikipedia myself sometimes, so I should know what it is.
It’s an encyclopaedia site. Very helpful it is.
Answer Question
Scientist
I use Wikipedia myself sometimes, so I should know what it is.
It’s an encyclopaedia site. Very helpful it is.
Answer 50/50
Historian
When I was in university I used Wikipedia. I still do sometimes. It’s an encyclopaedia site. I recommend it.
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Historian
When I was in university I used Wikipedia. I still do sometimes. It’s an encyclopaedia site. I recommend it.
Answer 50/50
Refuse Collector
It sounds like a game site to me. But I wouldn’t know anyway. I have to use the computers at my library because I can’t find a good one cheap enough!
Answer Question
Refuse Collector
It sounds like a game site to me. But I wouldn’t know anyway. I have to use the computers at my library because I can’t find a good one cheap enough!
Answer 50/50
School Teacher
I use Wikipedia for my teaching. The answer is D. I know that 100% You won’t find anyone more sure than me.
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School Teacher
I use Wikipedia for my teaching. The answer is D. I know that 100% You won’t find anyone more sure than me.
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Question six for 2500 points!Walk away…
When was Concords' last flight?
A: October 24th 2003 B: September 17th 1946
C: October 18th 2003 D: October 21st 2003
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
B: September 17th 1946
D: October 21st 2003
Well Done! That’s 2500 credits for you!
Click Here to win 5000 points!
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When was Concords' last flight?
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
A: October 24th 2003
C: October 18th 2003
Walk away…
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
I’m pretty sure it’s the 18th of October. I went on Concorde once. Amazing experience. Air travel went one large step back when Concorde stopped flying. The one which blew up wasn’t even a fault of Concorde!
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Scientist
I’m pretty sure it’s the 18th of October. I went on Concorde once. Amazing experience. Air travel went one large step back when Concorde stopped flying. The one which blew up wasn’t even a fault of Concorde!
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Historian
Concorde will be put down in history. It’s a shame it doesn’t fly any more. I had a flight scheduled to Paris on the 30th. I was disappointed when I was told they were stopping flying them on the 24th!
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Historian
Concorde will be put down in history. It’s a shame it doesn’t fly any more. I had a flight scheduled to Paris on the 30th. I was disappointed when I was told they were stopping flying them on the 24th!
Answer 50/50
Refuse Collector
When I was a kid I wanted to be a pilot. I’d play in the garden and pretend to be an aeroplane. When I heard about Concorde my dream came back to life. But look where I am? No-where near my dream. Concorde stopped flying on the 24th.
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Refuse Collector
When I was a kid I wanted to be a pilot. I’d play in the garden and pretend to be an aeroplane. When I heard about Concorde my dream came back to life. But look where I am? No-where near my dream. Concorde stopped flying on the 24th.
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School Teacher
I don’t know, I wish I did. I watched one take off once. But that’s the most contact I’ve had with the plane. I now it was in 2003 they stopped flying. But I can’t give anything precise.
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School Teacher
I don’t know, I wish I did. I watched one take off once. But that’s the most contact I’ve had with the plane. I now it was in 2003 they stopped flying. But I can’t give anything precise.
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Ask the Audience
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Question seven for 5000 points!What is the Great Lion called in the Chronicles of Narnia?
A: Alan B: Aslan
C: Alsatian D: Alaska
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Walk away…
Super!
Click Here to have a go for 8000 points!
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50/50What is the Lion called in the Chronicles of Narnia?
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
B: Aslan
C: Alsatian
Walk away…
Phone a friend
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
The Chronicles of Narnia are excellent books, if you haven’t read them I recommend them. The lion is called Aslan.
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Scientist
The Chronicles of Narnia are excellent books, if you haven’t read them I recommend them. The lion is called Aslan.
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Historian
Deary me, I haven’t read the Chronicles of Narnia since I was a child! I remember there were good books. I ought to read them again. The Lions name is on the tip of my tongue. I can nearly remember it; Just about!
Sorry, I can’t help, it’s on the tip of my tongue though!
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Historian
Deary me, I haven’t read the Chronicles of Narnia since I was a child! I remember there were good books. I ought to read them again. The Lions name is on the tip of my tongue. I can nearly remember it; Just about!
Sorry, I can’t help, it’s on the tip of my tongue though!
Answer 50/50
Refuse Collector
Aslan, Aslan, Aslan. That’s his name. I remember buying those books for me kid when he was young. We read them as bed time stories. He loved the books., though to be honest so did I!
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Refuse Collector
Aslan, Aslan, Aslan. That’s his name. I remember buying those books for me kid when he was young. We read them as bed time stories. He loved the books., though to be honest so did I!
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School Teacher
It’s Aslan. When I was a class teacher I read the Chronicles to my pupils. I’m surprised you don’t know; I thought everyone had read the Chronicles of Narnia!
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School Teacher
It’s Aslan. When I was a class teacher I read the Chronicles to my pupils. I’m surprised you don’t know; I thought everyone had read the Chronicles of Narnia!
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For 8000 points here is question 8…
What colour is the gemstone Tsavorite?
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A: Green B: Blue
C: Red D: Orange
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Well Done!
Can you beat the question and win 16000 points?
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50/50What colour is the gemstone Tsavorite?
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A: Green B: Blue
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Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
That gem is in my wife's ring! Its green and my. It is the most beautiful shade of green imaginable. It is absolutely gorgeous; I wish that ring was mine! Well, not exactly…
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Scientist
That gem is in my wife's ring! Its green and my. It is the most beautiful shade of green imaginable. It is absolutely gorgeous; I wish that ring was mine! Well, not exactly…
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Historian
I don’t have a clue! I don’t know why you rang me?
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Historian
I don’t have a clue! I don’t know why you rang me?
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Refuse Collector
What a strange word, I can’t even say it!
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Refuse Collector
What a strange word, I can’t even say it!
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School Teacher
If you expect me to know your standards are too high!
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School Teacher
If you expect me to know your standards are too high!
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Question 9 can win you 16000 points!
What is Jambalaya?
Walk away…
A: A jam spongecake B: A rice dish with shrimps
C: An alcoholic strawberry drink D: A biscuit with a strawberry jam center
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
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What is Jambalaya?
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
A: A jam spongecake B: A rice dish with shrimps
Walk away…
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Phone a friend!
Scientist
Experienced in Physics, Biology, Chemistry.
Historian
Has knowledge of the Medieval, Tudor and Victorian Periods.
Refuse Collector
Watches many films and listens to music. Preference: Classic and Comedy.
School Teacher
Head of Language Department. Knowledge in European Languages.
Scientist
Jambalaya is a rice dish. I tried some in Louisiana while on holiday. It was tasty. Shame you can’t buy some over in England. And if you can, I’d like to know where!
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Scientist
Jambalaya is a rice dish. I tried some in Louisiana while on holiday. It was tasty. Shame you can’t buy some over in England. And if you can, I’d like to know where!
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Historian
I do not know. I presume it is the alcoholic strawberry drink, that sounds quite nice actually.
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Historian
I do not know. I presume it is the alcoholic strawberry drink, that sounds quite nice actually.
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Refuse Collector
Yum, food! I think it is spongecake because of the ‘jam’ part. I like cake though I think I need to cut down a bit.
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Refuse Collector
Yum, food! I think it is spongecake because of the ‘jam’ part. I like cake though I think I need to cut down a bit.
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School Teacher
Sounds like D to me. A bit like Jammy Dodgers. Ech! Horrible things. My mum made lovely homemade jam biscuits for me as a kid.
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School Teacher
Sounds like D to me. A bit like Jammy Dodgers. Ech! Horrible things. My mum made lovely homemade jam biscuits for me as a kid.
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32’000 points is available for question 10!
When was the poem ‘The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog written by Sarah Catherine Martin?
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A: Between 1668-1726 B: Between 1568-1668
C: Between 1868-1926 D: Between 1768-1826
50/50 Phone a friend Ask the Audience
Your doing excellently!
CLICK HERE FOR A CHANCE TO WIN: 64’000 points!
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When was the poem ‘The Comic Adventures of Old Mother Hubbard and Her Dog written by Sarah Catherine Martin?
Phone a friend Ask the Audience
A: Between 1668-1726
D: Between 1768-1826
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I am sorry but I don’t know.
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I am sorry but I don’t know.
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I was give that poem in my grandfathers will. The date on it I think was… 1768-1826. So its D!
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I was give that poem in my grandfathers will. The date on it I think was… 1768-1826. So its D!
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Sounds like a funny poem. I would like to read it!
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I teach language, not history.
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I teach language, not history.
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Where would you find the Sphenoid bone?
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Where would you find the Sphenoid bone?
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B: Part of the thoracic cage
C: Part of the skull
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You can find the Sphenoid bone in your skull. It is just at the side of your eye socket and above the jaw. So it is…answer C!
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You can find the Sphenoid bone in your skull. It is just at the side of your eye socket and above the jaw. So it is…answer C!
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Historian
I don’t know myself. But it sounds like a foot bone. But that’s the best I can do. Sorry
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I don’t know myself. But it sounds like a foot bone. But that’s the best I can do. Sorry
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Erm, well. To be honest I have not the faintest idea.
It is a strange word though ain’t it!
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What is the Urtica dioica better know as?
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A: Dock B: Stinging nettle
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What is the Urtica dioica better know as?
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D: Rosebay Willow (Herb)
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The Urtica dioica is better known as the stinging nettle. If you ever get stung by one of those wrap a dock leaf round your hand. Funny really. That’s an option.
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Scientist
The Urtica dioica is better known as the stinging nettle. If you ever get stung by one of those wrap a dock leaf round your hand. Funny really. That’s an option.
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I don’t know how I know this but it is the stinging nettle. It is probably stored from university. Oh well. I’m pretty sure that’s the answer.
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I don’t know how I know this but it is the stinging nettle. It is probably stored from university. Oh well. I’m pretty sure that’s the answer.
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Ooh Latin! The posh language. I don’t know any of that language. Well I do know that’s Latin. Does that help?
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Ooh Latin! The posh language. I don’t know any of that language. Well I do know that’s Latin. Does that help?
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I can understand a little Latin, but not much. And I especially don’t know the names of any plants.
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I can understand a little Latin, but not much. And I especially don’t know the names of any plants.
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Amazing! Your on 250’000 points!
What is a pippin?
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What is a pippin?
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A pippin is an apple. It’s a red and yellow dessert apple. Yummy in apple pie. Ooh, that reminds me, its my turn to cook tomorrow!
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Scientist
A pippin is an apple. It’s a red and yellow dessert apple. Yummy in apple pie. Ooh, that reminds me, its my turn to cook tomorrow!
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Historian
An apple, I need my five a day. I have plenty of vegetables but not enough fruit. Ooh I love bananas and pears. A pair of pears! Hehehe!
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Historian
An apple, I need my five a day. I have plenty of vegetables but not enough fruit. Ooh I love bananas and pears. A pair of pears! Hehehe!
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Refuse Collector
A pippin sound like a pin, because of the ‘pi’ part. Yes it is probably D, a pin for needle work. But I suppose ‘pip’ for the apple. Hmmm!? A challenge.
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Refuse Collector
A pippin sound like a pin, because of the ‘pi’ part. Yes it is probably D, a pin for needle work. But I suppose ‘pip’ for the apple. Hmmm!? A challenge.
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School Teacher
Lovely apples. That’s what a pippin is, it is! My mum makes lovely apple pie. I helped her when I was a kid, we used Pippins for that!
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Lovely apples. That’s what a pippin is, it is! My mum makes lovely apple pie. I helped her when I was a kid, we used Pippins for that!
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Can you beat 14 and win ½ million?
Northern Lights was written by which author?
A: J.K Rowling B: Philip Pullman
C: Tom Clancy D: Michael Morpurgo
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Last Question.
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Northern Lights was written by which author?
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D: Michael Morpurgo
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I don’t know. Though Tom Clancy and J.K Rowling definitely haven’t written it. So it is probably Michael Morpurgo.
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I don’t know. Though Tom Clancy and J.K Rowling definitely haven’t written it. So it is probably Michael Morpurgo.
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Philip Pullman wrote Northern Lights. I read it as light reading a few years back.
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Philip Pullman wrote Northern Lights. I read it as light reading a few years back.
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I don’t have a clue!
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When I taught a primary school I read this to them, I mean Northern Lights, it’s written by Philip Pullman.
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When I taught a primary school I read this to them, I mean Northern Lights, it’s written by Philip Pullman.
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What is a minstrel?
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C: A medieval singer D: A religious preacher
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You have got this far, yet you are not a Powerpoint-aire. You used all lifeline’s
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What is a minstrel?
C: A medieval singer D: A religious preacher
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Scientist
A Minstrel is a Medieval Singer. They are also a sweet but that is Minstrels. Nice they are. I think it could be a bird. Anyway, I know that the answer is Medieval Singer.
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Scientist
A Minstrel is a Medieval Singer. They are also a sweet but that is Minstrels. Nice they are. I think it could be a bird. Anyway, I know that the answer is Medieval Singer.
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Historian
I know all about minstrels. They are Medieval Singers. I know that 1 billion percent!
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I know all about minstrels. They are Medieval Singers. I know that 1 billion percent!
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Refuse Collector
Chocolate, yummy. Minstrels are a bit like Cadbury buttons, just not as nice. So a Minstrel is a sweet!
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Refuse Collector
Chocolate, yummy. Minstrels are a bit like Cadbury buttons, just not as nice. So a Minstrel is a sweet!
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School Teacher
I think it is a religious preacher, it might be but as I’m not religious myself I wouldn’t know!
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School Teacher
I think it is a religious preacher, it might be but as I’m not religious myself I wouldn’t know!
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Dayle Wheeler7DC
23/06/200623rd June
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