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Recording artists’ real names quiz
Below are the real names of 20 well-known recording artists/musicians. You have to guess their real names. Although a number may be unfamiliar, many contain a clue as to the name they chose to adopt. No internet use of course.
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1. Stuart Leslie Goddard
2. Francis Thomas Avallone
3. Peter Edward Baker
4. Anthony Dominick Benedetto
5. Marc Feld
6. Michael Bolotin
7. Jiles Perry Richardson
8. Gary Anderson
9. John Francis Bongiovi Jr.
10. Paul David Hewson
11. Salvatore Philip Bono
12. Charles Eugene Boone
13. David Robert Hayward Stenton Jones
14. Ernest Evans
15. Cherilyn Sarkisian La Piere
16. Charlotte Maria Reed
17. Virginia Patterson Hensley
18. Nathaniel Adams Coles
19. Vincent Damon Furnier
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Name the recording artists beginning with E
A music-based quiz today covering the 1950s to the modern day. Below are 25 pairs of songs, each pair being top 30 UK hits for the same recording artist(s) – you have to name them.
You have two big clues to each pair of songs – the year they were hits and the fact that every artist(s)’ name begins with the letter E. To clarify, the E will be the first letter of the name on the record with the one exception of groups starting with The. So, for example, Cliff Richard would be regarded as beginning with C but The Shadows would be regarded as beginning with S. Some easy but some more difficult. No internet use of course.
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1. 2019 Cross me | I don’t care
2. 2015 On my mind | Love me like you do
3. 2003 Bring me to life | Going under
4. 2002 Without me | Lose yourself
5. 2001-02 Hero | Escape
6. 1994 Around the world | Steam
7. 1992-95 Book of days | Anywhere is
8. 1990-94 Sadness | Return to innocence
9. 1986-87 The final countdown | Rock the night
10. 1983 Love is a stranger | Who’s that girl
11. 1977-78 Saturday nite | Fantasy
12. 1976-77 Take it to the limit | New kid in town
13. 1977-78 Sunshine after the rain | Lilac wine
14. 1976-77 Livin’ thing | Telephone line
15. 1969-70 Viva Bobby Joe | Black skin blue eyed boys
16. 1968 Cinderella Rockefella
17. 1966-68 Friday on my mind | Hello, how are you
18. 1966-67 Help me girl | Good times
19. 1963 So it always will be | It’s been nice
20. 1962-64 I don’t know why | Boys cry
21. 1960-61 Hallelujah, I love her so | Weekend
22. 1960 Them there eyes | Counting teardrops
23. 1958-62 Love me forever | Yes my darling daughter
24. 1957-58 Tryin’ to get to you | I’m left, you’re right, she’s gone
25. 1953-58 Oh mein papa | Mandy -
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For today’s quiz, we have a list of clues to a particular country in Asia. Your task is to identify each country - I believe there is only one answer to each clue but in the event that I am mistaken you have to get mine. Without using reference material or the internet, of course. Some easy and some less so - good luck.
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1. starts with the letter Y
2. is majority Jewish
3. most of the railways operate at a 199% overcapacity
4. has a GDP over $10 trillion
5. borders the Black and Mediterranean seas
6. has over 50 million people living on less than £2 a day
7. Is technically at war with its southern neighbour
8. has the same name as a U.S. state
9. Ends in the letter Q
10. has land on the Equator
11. has a population that is 30% nomadic (or semi-nomadic)
12. has more than one skyscraper per ten square kilometers
13. has a capital whose name starts with H
14. has a capital city with an elevation over 2500 meters
15. Grigoryan is the most common surname
16. has Portuguese as an official language
17. lost its seat in the United Nations
18. had a population decline during the 1970s
19. was named for a Spanish king
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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.
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Today’s quiz involves identifying 25 rock and pop groups from the clues given below. Some easy, some not so. No interent use of course to ensure fair play and good luck.
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1. Pistols + Flowers
2. Shore + Guys
3. The Undead
4. State of enlightenment
5. Dark + Sunday
6. Spinning Pebbles
7. Mean + Pale + Group
8. Speaking Noggins
9. Thankful Deceased
10. Bobbies
11. Rotten + Firm
12. Monarchs of Castille
13. SCUBA gear
14. Changed pictures
15. First man + insect
16. Nobleman + Cavaliers
17. Betrayer + Deacon
18. Fate's Offspring
19. Polar + Simians
20. Royal colour + Möllusc + Sect
21. Albino Serpent
22. Male only area
23. Metal + Lassie
24. Wipe-out
25. Electricity both ways
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Unusual/irregular singular/plurals quiz (Edited)
Today’s quiz involves unusual or irregular singular or plural words. Below are two sets of words – one of fairly common singulars and the other plurals. You have to identify the plural or singular as the case may be. Some of the singulars can be pluralised simply by adding ‘s’ but in those cases I’m looking for the alternative way of making them plural. Some easy, others not so - but there are clues within the list. No internet use to ensure fair play of course and good luck.
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SINGLULAR WORDS – GIVE THE UNUSUAL/IRREGULAR PLURAL
1. Amoeba - Amoebae
2. Colon - Cola
3. Confetto - Confetti
4. Ox - Oxen
5. Dormouse - Dormice
6. Grouse - Grouse
7. Diagnosis - Diagnoses
8. Polyhedron - Polyhedra
9. Quantum - Quanta
10 .Syllabus - Syllabi
11. Vertebra - Vertebrae
12. Focus - Foci
13. Phenomenon - Phenomena
14. Brother - Brethren
15. Elf - Elves
16. Cul-de-sac - Culs -de-sac
IRREGULAR PLURAL WORDS – GIVE THE SINGULAR
17. Vertices - Vertex
18. Ova - Ovum
19. Viscera - Viscera
20. Dice - Die
21. Alumni - Alumnus
22. Bacteria - Bacterium
23. Genera - Genus
24. People - Person
25. Criteria - Criterion
26. Data - Datum
27. Media - Medium
28. Paparazzi - Paparazzo
29. Lice - Louse
30. Graffiti - Graffito -
The reason that conjoined twins were once called "Siamese twins" is because of Cheng and Eng Bunker, born in Siam (modern-day Thailand) in 1811. In 1829, the twins traveled to the United States and toured the country, becoming rich and famous in the process. After a decade of touring, they settled in North Carolina, where they became American citizens, bought slaves, married local sisters, and fathered 21 children.
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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.
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For today’s quiz we have clues to a number of words which all begin with a lower or upper case ‘K’. All you have to do is name each. Most are guessable but a few may be more difficult. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play.
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1. Scottish skirt for men
2. Largest city in Pakistan
3. Mongolian ruler
4. Norse sea monster
5. Oven used to bake pottery
6. Loose Japanese robe
7. What blue whales eat
8. Type of large seaweed
9. Glen Miller song about where ‘I’ve got a girl’
10. Japanese suicide bomber
11. To bow deeply, touching
one's forehead to the ground
12. Israeli commune
13. Person who spoils all the fun
14. The main speech of a conference
15. To punish by dragging under a ship
16. Person who steals compulsively
17. Relatives
18. German emperor
19. Toy musical instrument
20. Small rounded hill
21. Backpack
22. British spelling of US word curb
23. Wild Tibetan horse
24. Loose breeches gathered in at the knee
25. Variety of cabbage
26. Government by thieves
27. Weekly comic that featured Bill Bunter
28. Old Mother Riley’s daughter
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Can you guess to which animal this belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.
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Shakespeare plays quiz (Edited)
Today’s quiz concerns Shakespeare plays that contain people’s names in the title. I’m looking for each Christian name and each surname that appears at least once in the title of his plays (so if the title has a character’s Christian name and surname that will be two answers). If the same name is used in more than one play title and refers to a different character the name only counts once - all 23 answers are different to one another. There are 23 names in total and Sir Thomas Moore is not included as the play is disputed as to who actually wrote it I believe. No use of reference material or the internet of course to ensure fair play.
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Obfuscated sayings quiz (Edited)
Today’s quiz involves identifying 11 well-known sayings 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. Precipitation composed of canine and feline organisms
2. Place your monetary possessions in the same locality as your oral cavity
3. Pulchritude is dependent on the ocular organ of that who appraises it
4. [I've removed as I gave the answer by mistake]
5. Amorous emotions are incapable of perceiving electromagnetic radiation in the visible spectrum
6. Lucre causes the rotation of the celestial body upon which we reside
7. Transport cured porcine abdomen to one's domicile
8. The portion of an ocean-bound unit of solid dihydrogen monoxide that is not submerged
9. Don't allow even a solitary small mineral aggregate to remain in a non-inverted position
10. The set of all possible outcomes does not include a midday repast
devoid of monetary remuneration
11. Desiccated as a piece of mineralized osseous tissue -
Can you guess to which animal this belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.
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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.
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Name the recording artists beginning with D (Edited)
A music-based quiz today covering the 1950s to the modern day. Below are 25 pairs of songs, each pair being top 30 UK hits for the same recording artist(s) – you have to name them.
You have two big clues to each pair of songs – the year they were hits and the fact that every artist(s)’ name begins with the letter D. To clarify, the D will be the first letter of the name on the record with the one exception of groups starting with The. So, for example, Cliff Richard would be regarded as beginning with C but The Shadows would be regarded as beginning with S. Some easy but some more difficult. No internet use of course. Oh and watch out for my crafty trap on one answer.
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1. 2017 – 18 New rules | One kiss
2. 2015 – 16 Hotline bling | Summer sixteen
3. 2008 Warwick Avenue | Rain on your parade
4. 2001 – 05 Dream on | Precious
5. 2000 – 01 Hey baby (Uhh, aah) | Do wah diddy
6. 2000 Say my name | Jumpin’ jumpin’
7. 1994 – 95 Action | When love and hate collide
8. 1988 Real gone kid | I’ll never fall in love again
9. 1982 Hungry like the wolf | Rio
10. 1982 I can’t go for that | Maneater
11. 1978 Come back my love | It’s raining
12. 1977 Going in with my eyes open | Silver lady
13. 1975 – 79 Golden years | Boys keep swinging
14. 1971 – 77 Fireball | Smoke on the water
15. 1971 – 75 Who put the lights out | Please tell him that I said help
16. 1971 Candida | What are you doing Sunday baby
17. 1971 Double barrel | Monkey spanner
18 1967 Death of a clown | Susannah’s still alive
19. 1966 – 67 Save me | Touch me, touch me
20. 1966 Michelle | Lovers of the world unite
21. 1964 – 66 The crying game | Mama
22. 1961 – 62 Moon river | The wonderful world of the young
23. 1961 – 62 Take five | Unsquare dance
24. 1956 Memories are made of this | You can’t be true to two
25. 1954 – 55 If I give my heart to you | Ready, willing and able -
Today’s quiz involves movies or movie franchises and the names of the main villains featured in each. The questions are in two parts - the first 9 list movies and you have to name the villain and the last 9 list the villains so you have to name the movie. Where the villain has Christian and surnames, you get two points for both and one point for only getting either. 24 points maximum possible. Some easy and so less so.
No use of reference material or the internet, of course.
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Movies - name the main villain
1. Child’s play
2. A nightmare on Elm Street
3. Friday 13th
4. It
5. Scream
6. Halloween
7. The silence of the lambs
8. The Omen
9. Psycho
Main villain - name the movie
10. Jack Torrance
11. Pinhead
12. Xenomorphs
13. Saw
14. The miner
15. Leatherface
16. Samara Morgan
17. Max Cady
18. Annie WilkesThis discussion is now closed.
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Can you guess to which animal this belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.
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For today’s quiz, you have to work out which well-known movie is listed below in Spanish. The year the movie was on general release in the UK is given. I think many of them are guessable even if your knowledge of Spanish is as thin as mine. Without using reference material or the internet, of course. If you are pretty much fluent in reading Spanish feel free to enter but please let me know. Good luck.
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1. 2010 El discurso del rey -
2. 2008 El caballero oscuro -
3. 2006 Noche en el museo -
4. 2005 Los cuatro fantásticos -
5. 2002 El hombre araña -
6. 1999 El sexto sentido -
7. 1999 La milla verde -
8. 1991 La bella y la bestia -
9. 1990 Solo en casa -
10. 1990 Bailando con lobos -
11. 1989 La sirenita -
12. 1987 Tres hombres y un bebé -
13. 1985 Regreso al future -
14. 1984 Los cazafantasmas -
15. 1978 Colegio de animals -
16. 1977 La guerra de las galaxias
17. 1975 Mandíbulas
18. 1972 El padrino -
19. 1969 La Docena Sucia -
20. 1963 Vive y deja morir -
21. 1960 Sábado noche y domingo mañana -
22. 1960 Los siete magníficos -
23. 1959 En la playa -
24. 1955 Los destructores de represas -
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Without using the internet etc, do you know or can you guess who this is from this photo as a child? Have to admit I had a laugh at this one😊 Initial(s) and asterisks only please.
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Songs from the musicals quiz 2
A music-based quiz today featuring songs from Broadway and West End musicals over the years. You have to identify the musical which featured the song. Some easy but some more difficult. No internet use of course.
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1. Oh what a circus
2. Everything’s coming up roses
3. The Lambeth walk
4. Sixteen going on seventeen
5. What I did for love
6. Beauty school dropout
7. Can you feel the love tonight
8. All I ask of you
9. As if we never said goodbye
10. Razzle dazzle
11. Sit down, you’re rockin’ the boat
12. I have dreamed
13. As long as he needs me
14. Somewhere
15. Cheek o cheek
16. If I loved you
17. People
18. Walk like a man
19. People will say we’re in love
20. What kind of fool am I?
21. You’re the tops
22. Sunrise, sunset
23. Easy to be hard
24. I could have danced all night
25. How are things in Glocca MoraThis discussion is now closed.
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Can you guess who I was sketching here? I am sure this will be a lot easier than the last one of Mimi LaBonq. Initials and asterisks only please.
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Can you guess to which animal this foot belongs? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.
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Obfuscation of movie titles quiz
Today’s quiz involves identifying 16 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. Activities of a choreographic nature with lupine creatures
2. Pilferers of the misplaced storehouse of scriptural material
3. Altitudinous area with a dysfunctional vertebral column
4. Trio of individuals who employ obsolete firearms technology
5. Residing in a domicile sans accompaniment
6. My humongous obese Hellenist nuptials
7. Duodectet of wrathful adult male homo sapiens
8. Lack of audible emanations of the juvenile ovine creatures
9. Reverting to a more advanced position on the chronological scale
10. Canines of the repository of liquid substance
11. Producing melodious intonations while exposed to liquid precipitation
12. A subset of individuals express a preference for an elevated level of thermal energy
13. Neonate with a monetary value of 10 to the power of 6 units of United States currency
14. Recreational area of the intermediate period of the Mesozoic era
15. Bird of the genus Cygnus that reflects no light in the visible spectrum
16. Person of impaired intellectual ability and person whose impairments exceed the formerThis discussion is now closed.
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Can you guess which animal is being featured here by its mouth shot only? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no internet etc use of course.
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Can you guess who I was sketching here? This may be a difficult one as this is a more recent image and you might be more likely to recognise her when she was younger. Initials and asterisks only please.
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Can you guess which animal is being featured here by its nose/mouth shot only? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no interent etc use of course.
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Name the recording artists beginning with C
A music-based quiz today covering the 1950s to the modern day. Below are 25 pairs of songs, each pair being top 30 UK hits for the same recording artist(s) – you have to name them.
You have two big clues to each pair of songs – the year they were hits and the fact that every artist(s)’ name begins with the letter C. To clarify, the C will be the first letter of the name on the record with the one exception of groups starting with The. So, for example, Cliff Richard would be regarded as beginning with C but The Shadows would be regarded as beginning with S. Some easy but some more difficult. No internet use of course.
REMEMBER - NO POSTS instead you PM me with your guesses any time up to midnight tonight. If possible, please wait until you've completed all the guesses you want to make to avoid too many PMs and to make my job easier. So no hurry and it doesn't matter when you submit the answers because I'll be judging them solely on who has the most correct - and in the event of two or more being level it will be a tie. I hope this is clear and good luck. Tomorrow I’ll post the names of the top entries.
1. 2017 Havana | Never be the same
2. 2013 Feel this moment | Say something
3. 2005 All the way | Don’t love you no more (I’m sorry)
4. 2005 Speed of sound | Fix you
5. 1996 – 99 One by one | Strong enough
6. 1993 Mr Vain | Got to get it
7. 1982 – 83 Time (Clock of the heart) | Victims
8.1981 – 91 Bankrobber | Should I stay or should I go
9.1980 – 81 Rabbit | Stars over 45
10. 1978 – 79 Freak | I want your love
11. 1976 – 77 Young hearts run free | Nights on Broadway
12. 1974 – 79 Machine gun | Still
13. 1973 – 82 The right thing to do | Why
14. 1973 – 75 Yesterday once more | Only yesterday
15. 1972 – 73 Elmo James | I’m on my way to a better place
16. 1971 Have you ever seen the rain |Sweet hitch hiker
17. 1971 – 72 Walkin’ | Brother
18. 1968-69 On the road again |Up in the country
19. 1966 – 67 I love my dog | A bad night
20. 1962 – 72 It might as well rain until September | It’s too late
21. 1960 Pretty blue eyes | The heart of a teenage girl
22. 1960 Sixteen reasons | Kookie, Kookie, lend me your comb
23. 1958 – 60 Splish splash | Mr Custer
24. 1957 – 58 School day | Sweet little sixteen
25. 1957 Fabulous | Wanderin’ eyesThis discussion is now closed.
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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.
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Taking a slightly different approach, here are 12 questions relating to facts about elephants taken mainly from the WWF website. The first 10 questions are not ones that you might ordinarily be expected to know. So what will happen is that you make your best guess and in each case the person whose guess is nearest to the answer gets a point – in the event of a tie there will be a point each. Questions 11 and 12 will operate in the usual manner. So good luck and no internet of course.
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1. What is the average height of an African elephant in feet?
2. What is the average weight of an adult male African elephant in tonnes?
3. When do male elephants typically reach their full size - answer in 5 year spreads (e.g. 3 to 8 years)?
4. How much can a baby elephant weigh at birth in stones?
5. How many muscle units are there in an elephant’s trunk?
6. What is the maximum amount of water that an adult elephant’s trunk can hold in litres?
7. How thick is an adult elephant’s skin in most places in cms?
8. How much food does an adult elephant typically need to eat in a day in kilograms?
9. How quickly can a baby elephant stand after birth in minutes?
10. How many African countries do elephant herds wander through?
11. Which species of elephant has smaller ears? African or Indian
12. Which of these Asian countries no longer has any wild elephants? Iran, Malaysia or NepalThis discussion is now closed.
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Can you guess which animal's nose is being featured here? Initial(s) and asterisks ony please and no interent etc use of course.
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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.
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Wimbledon Men’s singles Champions quiz
Any Wimbledon fans in the group? There have been 21 individuals who have been Wimbledon Men’s Singles Champion since the open period began in 1968. How many can you name? Each entry limited to maximum 21 guesses and no using reference material or the internet of course.
REMEMBER - NO POSTS instead you PM me with your guesses any time up to 8pm tonight. If possible, please wait until you've completed all the guesses you want to make to avoid too many PMs and to make my job easier. So no hurry and it doesn't matter when you submit the answers because I'll be judging them solely on who has the most correct - and in the event of two or more being level it will be a tie. I hope this is clear and good luck. Tomorrow I’ll post the names of the top entries.This discussion is now closed.
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