Here’s another directions quiz. You take the three major city centres mentioned below and work out or guess which foreign country you would first cross if you set off in each of the four main directions. A small clue – you may need to go round the globe through the north or south pole. I have discounted land in Antarctica that may be claimed by a country. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Miami:
1. North

2. South

3. East

4. West


New Delhi
1. North

2. South

3. East

4. West


Moscow
1. North

2. South

3. East

4. West

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

Today’s quiz features a number of fairly well-known song titles where I have used antonyms to give the opposite meaning. You simply have to identify the song title! Some easy but some perhaps more difficult. No internet use of course.

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1. False Grays

2. Hate Mansion

3. Noon in the hellhole


4. Finite prose of hate

5. You Won't Die

6. The Silence of Sounds

7. Dyin' le Muerte Cuerdo


8. Yes Man, Yes Laugh


9. Died to be Tame


10. Good Girls


11. Mental


12. Tomorrow


13. Do Start Doubtin'


14. Nobody to Hate


15. Good Sun Setting


16. Acquaintance under the inland


17. Short die dislike


18. Winter days


19. Fully functional devil


20. Nightmare sceptic

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Here’s another of the new style quizzes. The challenge for you is to provide a list of 10 Carry on series films (made for cinema showing) that contains ones that you think others may be less likely to choose. The winner would be the person whose list contains the most film titles that no-one else has chosen. No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Can you guess of which species of animal this is a part? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

Today’s quiz involves identifying the usual words used by Americans to denote the following words commonly used in England? No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Chips


2. Crisps


3. Football


4. Queue


5. Flat


6. Toilet/Bathroom


7. Lorry


8. Solicitor/Barrister


9. High Street


10. Petrol


11. Zed


12. Trainers


13. Jacket Potato


14. Biscuit


15. Bonnet (car)


16. Boot (car)

17. Silencer (car)


18. Nappy


19. First Floor


20. Full Stop


21. Chemist


22. Zebra Crossing


23. Dodgems

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

Can you guess of which type of animal this is a part? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

In this quiz, you have to identify UK top 30 hit singles whose title consists of only one word. You have a number of other clues – the recording artist, the year it was a hit, the number of letters (in brackets) and the fact that each song title begins with the last letter of the preceding one (other than # 1 of course). No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.
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1. Moody Blues 1970 (8)

2. Elton John 1985 (6)

3. The Shadows 1963 (8)

4. Barry Biggs 1977 (8)

5. ABBA 1974 (8)

6. Metallica 1989 (3)

7. Barry Ryan 1968 (6)

8. Bob Marley and the Wailers 1977 (6)

9. Morrissey 1988 (9)

10. Tom Jones 1968 (7)

11. Buddy Holly 1959 (9)

12. Perry Como 1959 (6)

How well do you know your English/British Monarchs? Below is a list of the years in which each Monarch ascended the throne for the first time starting from William the Conqueror. Several of them have been inserted as a guide. Can you match the remaining 34 to their rightful positions? No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. William I 1066
2. 1087
3. 1100
4. 1135
5. 1154
6. 1189
7. 1199
8. 1216
9. Edward I 1272
10. 1307
11. 1327
12. 1377
13. 1399
14. 1413
15. Henry VI 1442
16. 1461
17. 1483
18. 1483
19. 1485
20. 1509
21. 1547
22. (Lady) Jane (Grey) 1553
23. 1553
24. 1558
25. 1603
26. 1625
27. 1660
28. 1685
29. William III and Mary II 1689
30. 1702
31. 1714
32. 1727
33. 1760
34. 1820
35. 1830
36. Victoria 1837
37. 1901
38. 1910
39. 1936
40. 1936
41. Elizabeth II 1952

Can you guess who I was sketching here in her later years? Initials and asterisks only please.

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

Here’s another of the new style quizzes. The challenge for you is to provide a list of 10 English airports that contains ones that you think others may be less likely to choose. I’m looking for airports which serve international flights either scheduled or chartered (for packaged holidays not private). So not including, for example, Biggin Hill, Manston, Penzance, Land’s End etc. The winner would be the person whose list contains the most airports that no-one else has chosen. No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.
BTW There are 20 such airports in all according to my internet search.

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Here’s an altogether more difficult challenge if you’re up for it. You take the three major city centres mentioned below and work out or guess which foreign country you would first cross if you set off in each of the four main directions. A small clue – you may need to go round the globe through the north or south pole. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Central London:
1. North
2. South
3. East
4. West

Central Manhattan:
1. North
2. South
3. East
4. West

Central Paris:
1. North
2. South
3. East
4. West

Can you guess of which type of animal this is a part? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

The challenge today is to list the Signs of the Zodiac in their correct order from 1 to 12 starting with the sign that applies on 1st January. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

There are 12 UK post code areas in the UK which are represented by or begin with either A or B. Can you name the area post codes and/or the city or town from which each is derived? Number of guesses limited to 12 codes and 12 cities/towns. One clue – there are only 2 area codes that begin with A. No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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Can you guess which type of animal this is? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Here’s a new style quiz we can try out as mentioned yesterday. The challenge for you is to provide a list of 10 Freeview TV channels that contains ones that you think others may be less likely to choose. The winner would be the person whose list contains the most channels that no-one else has chosen. No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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I've been thinking of introducing a new type of quiz but it would only work with several participants. So I thought I would sound it out.
You will all be familiar with Pointless I'm sure. Loosely based on this, for the quiz I would invite you to name 10 examples of something (such as English counties or Elvis films for example). The idea would be to list examples that you think others may be less likely to choose. The winner would be the person whose list contains the most examples that no-one else has chosen.
So do please let me know if this idea appeals.

In this quiz you have to identify the song. You have five clues – the song title is one word, the word begins with ‘A’, the name of the artist, the year it was a UK top 40 hit and the number of letters in the word (in brackets). No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.
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1. Def Leppard 1994 (6)

2. Black Lace 1984 (6)

3. Fleetwood Mac 1968 (9)

4. Cilla Black 1966 (5)

5. Petula Clark 1957 (5) 57

6. Randy Crawford 1986 (5)

7. Cast 1995 (7)

8. Erasure 1994 (6)

9. Stuart Gillies 1973 (6)

10. Kiki Dee 1973 (9)

11. The Eurythmics 1990 (5)

12. Brotherhood of Man 1977 (6)

13. Culture Beat 1984 (8)

14. Adam and the Ants 1980 (8)

15. The Shadows 1960 (6)

16. Acker Bilk 1976 (4)

A difficult one as so young bu, without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

All the clues in the list below have two answers with a movie theme. A point for each correct answer with a maximum of 34 possible (only two guesses allowed per clue of course). No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.

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1. Star Wars droids (original trilogy)


2. Famous Hepburns


3. Sisters from the movie "Frozen"


4. Hobbits who went to Mordor


5. Stars of "Lethal Weapon"


6. Affleck brothers



7. Characters who sang
"Hakuna Matata"


8. Movies for which Tom Hanks
won an Oscar for Best Actor


9. Asteroid disaster movies
of 1998


10. Main Toy Story characters


11. Superheroes portrayed by
Ryan Reynolds


12. Cities where "The Hangover"
series takes place


13. Main stars of "Fight Club"


14. Movies starring Paul Newmanand Robert Redford


15. Actors who have portrayed Mr Spock in movies


16. Main stars of "Grease" the movie


17. Coen brothers

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Can you guess which type of animal this is? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

Below is a list of the 12 officer ranks in the British Army in random order. Your task is to put them into order starting with the lowest rank and ending with the highest. One point for every rank you place in its correct position.
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General


Major General


Lieutenant Colonel

Second Lieutenant

Brigadier

Lieutenant

Colonel

Lieutenant General

Officer Cadet

Field Marshall

Major

Captain

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

How well do you know the real names of recording artists? Can you identify the more familiar name used by those in the list? A number of them may be deduced from their real names – others not. No internet use of course.

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1. Walden Waldo Robert Cassotto

2. John Henry Deutschendorf

3. Antoine Domino


4. Donovan Phillip Leitch


5. Aubrey Drake Graham

6. Fabiona Forte Bonaparte


7. Concetta Maria Franconero

8. Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta


9. Brenda Gail Webb


10. Paul Gadd

11. Charles Hardin Holley

12. Reginald Kenneth Dwight

13. Richard Graham Sarstedt

14. Brenda Mae Tarpley


15. Norma Deloris Egstrom


16. Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie

17. Ellen Naomi Cohen


18. Barry Alan Pincus


19. Manfred Lubowitz


20. Dino Paul Crocetti

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Sadly Gerry has passed away aged 78. I remember seeing him on the Beatles/Roy Orbison tour in Woolwich in 1963 when they peformed You'll never walk alone fot he first time.

In this quiz, for each hint, enter a 4-letter word. The last letter of this word will then be the first letter of the next word. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck and I hope you will enjoy.

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1. "Fight Club" star


2. Movie about a man who goes inside a computer


3. Nautilus Captain


4. Han Solo: "Never tell me the ____"


5. To deny an Oscar to one who is considered to be deserving


6. To fail disastrously at the box office


7. Johnny Depp movie, or slang for cocaine


8. Creature from "Tremors": Giant ____


9. Hawaiian island or "Moana" character


10. Dr. Frankenstein's hunchbacked assistant


11. B Side of Paperback Writer


12. Feral woman with her own language portrayed by Jodie Foster


13. Anakin's son


14. Type of movie that is long and has lots of heroic deeds


15. Automotive Pixar movie


16. Black Pearl, Pequod, or Poseidon


17. Doris Day hit "A bushel and a ____"


18. Citizen with a sled named Rosebud


19. Little creatures from "Return of the Jedi"


20. Northern Church


21. Donkey ____ from Mario games


22. Lighting and rigging supervisor: Key ____

Can you guess to which type of animal these legs belong? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Initial(s) and asterisks only please.

In this quiz, you have to guess the demonym for each of the listed countries and territories in South America. A demonym is the word used to denote the natives or inhabitants of a particular country, state or territory etc – for France the answer would be French for example. I’m looking for the official names and not slang. Where there are two official demonyms for a particular country either can be accepted. I suspect most will be easy but a few may need some thought. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck and I hope you will enjoy.

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1. Colombia


2. Venezuela


3. Guyana


4. Suriname


5. French Guiana


6. Ecuador


7. Brazil


8. Peru


9. Bolivia


10. Paraguay


11. Uruguay


12. Chile


13. Argentina


14. Falkland Islands

Another less easy one. Can you guess which type of cheese this is? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

A difficult one perhaps but can you guess of which type of animal this is part? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

In this quiz, for each hint, enter a 4-letter word. The last letter of this word will then be the first letter of the next word.. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck and I hope you will enjoy.

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1. Currency of Germany and Greece

2. Neighbour of Michigan

3. Honolulu's island

4. Mountain range between Europe and Asia

5. Third biggest city in France

6. Pleasant French city

7. Irish name of Ireland

8. Title for a ruler of Dubai or Abu Dhabi

9. Heavily populated river valley in Germany

10. Capital of Latvia

11. Place to find the Taj Mahal

12. Shrunken sea of Central Asia

13. Former currency of Italy

14. Major ethnic group of the Middle East


15. Indonesian island with many tourists

16. Also known as Persia

17. World's longest river

18. England's most famous boys college

19. Well known Scottish loch

20. Largest island in the Inner Hebrides

21. Sicilian volcano

22. The largest continent

23. Former English county

24. Capital of Greenland

25. Superman's real name
26. Ancient city in Turkey described in the Iliad

27. New Haven University

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Today’s quiz involves identifying 20 well-known movie titles from the obfuscated descriptions given. Needs a bit of thought but not as difficult as it might at first seem.

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1. Adult male Homo sapiens composed of the element with atomic symbol Fe


2. The daughter of the monarch who is also a woman whose nuptials are pending


3. 0.5 x [10 to the power of 2] monochromatic hues neither white nor black


4. Circulatory organ whose fear response is at lower than normal levels


5. The ability of humans to perceive the natural world that exists beyond the five

6. Cycle of terrestrial rotation dedicated to the species Marmota monax


7. Insanely affluent people from east of the Urals


8. Extended military engagements of the gravitationally-bound masses of celestial plasma


9. My parent's sibling's child whose given name is Vincent


10. Location in which the remains of companionship animals are subterraneanly interred


11. The firearm which is completely devoid of garments


12. Visually locating the locomotives


13. The future state will include the presence of sanguinal fluid


14. Narrative concerning the objects designed for the amusement of prepubescent humans


15. Visage disfigured by a healed wound


16. The social organization devoted to the initial repast of the day


17. The period of unease subsequent to abnormally high [C to the power of 2 H to the power of 6 O] consumption


18. Armaments located on a fictional Aegean island


19. Type of person of the female gender epitomised by Tara Palmer-Tomkinson


20. Shortened but doubled US City where everyone is crazy

Thanks for your support and participation during this awful year. Let's hope next year is a lot better.
And my last word on Christmas comes in the form of two of my favourite Christmas songs which, I suspect, many of you will never have heard (and which oddly enough both concern San Francisco):
Christmas by the Bay by Tim Hockenberry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oduvzanzxpE

...and Christmas in San Francisco by Vic Damone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA_0cvyh3oE&t=13s

Merry Christmas everybody (to quote Noddy Holder). Here's a final animal puzzle before the big day.

Can you guess to which animal this belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.

Can you guess who I was sketching here? Initials and asterisks only please.

Today a topical subject for our quiz. Mary Berry’s recipe for Christmas pudding lists 11 ingredients (disregarding those for the brandy butter). You have to guess what the 11 items are. So each entry must be limited to 11 guesses – any guesses in excess of that will be disregarded. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck and I hope you will enjoy.

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Who plays Monopoly? Today's quiz concerns the traditional UK Monopoly board. Below is list of the squares on the board going clockwise starting with Go. What you have to do is to identify the properties which occupy the numbered squares where the colour has been shown. Two points for every correct answer and one point for getting a property in the right colour but wrong square. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play. Good luck and I hope you will enjoy getting your memory buds working overtime.

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Go

1. Brown


Community chest

2. Brown


Income tax

Kings Cross Station

3. Blue


Chance

4. Blue


5. Blue


Jail

6. Purple


Electricity

7. Purple


8. Purple


Marylebone Station

9. Orange


Community chest

10. Orange


11. Orange


Free parking

12. Red


Chance

13. Red


14. Red


Fenchurch Street Station

15. Yellow


16. Yellow


Water works

17. Yellow


Go to jail

18 Green


19. Green


Community chest

20. Green


Liverpool Street Station


Chance


21. Dark Blue


Super tax

22. Dark blue

Can you guess to which animal this belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.