1. What type of building is the Chateau de Versailles?

2. Jakarta is the capital of what country?

3. The definition of "process in which geographic information is collected" best fits this geography term?

4. What refers to wireless network components?

5. What was the nationality of the gospel singer Mahalia Jackson?

6. Who starred in Funny Girl?

7. "You better watch out, You better not cry" and what?

8. The seven brightest stars of the constellation Ursa Major, or Great Bear, are known as what?

9. Pastora Solers 2012 Spanish entry "Quedate Conmigo" had which subtitle?

10. Which currency, represented by the symbol L$, is used in "Second Life"?

Another week of the Champions League starts tonight. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Today is a quiz about art

1. Which artist was called, "Jack the Dripper"?

2. Aside from his painting, Salvador Dali was known for what recognizable feature?

3. By his career's end, Joan Miro had made 500 sculptures, 5,000 drawings and 2,000 what?

4. Which quick, easily mass-produced art form did Joan Miro create?

5. A lover of color, what type of art did Marc Chagall get into in his later years?

6. Raphael once painted a picture of what major Bible figure giving keys to St. Peter?

7. Which of Diego Velazquez's relatives was the only of his pupils to be a pretty good painter?

8. Which word is used to describe the degree of lightness in a color?

9. Francisco Goya painted the walls of his house with dark visions in a series he called what?

10. Which Renaissance painter is buried in Rome's Pantheon?

It's the battle of the bottom two, the East Midlands derby. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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1. Which aeronautical term is an aircraft that derives its lift from rotating lifting surfaces?

2. Genghis Khan led which people in the 13th century?

3. What is "Dirty Harry's" weapon of choice from the "Dirty Harry" movies?

4. What is browning meat or poultry in liquid or fat, then cooking covered on low heat for a long time?

5. Which European country was gripped by pro-EU protests in 2013?

6. What is the attempt to overthrow a government by force or at least interrupt its activities called?

7. 14th July is National Day in which country?

8. is a repeat of the question about maglev trains.

9. What do we call creatures which have a backbone?

10. What group hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1971 with "Joy to the World"?

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1. Which of these cars are made in Italy?
a) Fiat
b) Ford
c) Opel
d) Volkswagen

2. Over which city was the first atomic bomb detonated in 1945?

3. Who did Mark David Chapman shoot to death in New York on 8 December 1980?

4. What woman, despite the fact she was blind and deaf, became a world famous speaker?

5. Which film is abouit a Master Builder?

6. Who is chief of the laboratory that produces James Bond's hi-tech gadgets?

7. What force is used to make Maglev trains run along their tracks?

8. Plato was born in which country?

9. Which Russian-born American composer died in 1971?

10. Eruptions of a volcano in which country stopped European air travel in 2010?

Football is back with a match from the Championship. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off
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Today is a 1950's song quiz

1. Who sang this song, "Walkin My Baby Back Home"?

2. Who sang this song, "I Only Have Eyes For You"?

3. Who sang this song, "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" ?

4. Who sang this song, "Slow Poke"?

5. Who sang this song, "No Not Much" ?

6. Who sang this song, "Bony Maronie"?

7. Who sang this song, "Honky Tonk"?

8. Who sang this song, "Hard To Get"?

9. Who sang this song, "Dance With Me Henry" ?

10. Who sang this song, "The Poor People of Paris"?

1. Which kingdom has organisms with cell walls, stems, and leaves?

2. What is the NFL team from Jacksonville called?

3. What colour is the rabbit Alice meets in Wonderland?

4. Who wrote the Sherlock Holmes books?

5. In which direction does the sun set?

6. Which scientific project was responsible for the development of nuclear weapons?

7. What is the distance around a shape called?

8. What is the term used to describe the ovum producing organ in a female reproductive system?

9. On what day was Jesus crucified?

10. Prosecco wine was originally made in which country?

1. Which two Japanese cities were bombed by atomic bombs in World War II?

2. Which of these continents has the highest tornado count?
a) Africa
b) America
c) Australia
d) Europe

3. In television technology, what was introduced in 1971 and is represented by the acronym VCR?

4. Canada expelled three workers accused of spying from the embassy of which country in 1980?

5. Simon Cowell originates from which country?

6. Which actor is also the father of Angelina Jolie?

7. What is the capital of Uganda?

8. no question.

9. In the popular meme, "that escalated...." What?

10. Which word did we remove from this proverbial phrase? " ***** makes right."

Can England end their bad run of results? Get your predictions in by 7.15pm for the 7.45pm kick off
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We are back with some international football from the Nations League. Live on Channel 4 tonight. Get your predictions in by 7.15pm for the 7.45pm kick off
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This quiz is for anyone over 60, apparently.

1. John Lennon has an airport named after him in which English city?

2. What is the capital of Kuwait?

3. Which of these cities is the capital of New Mexico?
a) Gallup
b) Roswell
c) Santa Fe
d) Taos

4. missing this question

5. FIS Alpine world ski championship medal winner Marc Girardelli began skiing at what age?

6. River Phoenix, who passed away in 1993, was the actor brother of whom?

7. Britney Spears shared an on stage kiss at the 2003 VMAs with which other singer?

8. Which of these is an alternate spelling of jail?
a) Gaol
b) Gayle
c) Gail
d) Gayol

9. Which Norwegian explorer died during a rescue mission?

10. In 1966, oil was pumped out of the North Sea by which European company?

Today is a 1970s music quiz

1. 1972 was the year that this The Carpenters song was on the hit lists?

2. Which of these songs did Queen have a hit with in 1979?
a) Grease
b) I Love The Nightlife
c) Take a Chance on Me
d) We are The Champion

3. Which of these songs did Olivia Newton-John have a hit with in 1979?
a) Don't it Make My Brown Eyes Blue
b) Hopelessly Devoted To You
c) Love Is Like Oxygen
d) Miss You

4. Do you remember which song Glen Campbell had a hit with in 1970?

5. Which of these songs did Dolly Parton have a hit with in 1979?
a) (love is) Thicker Than Water
b) Boogie Oogie Oogie
c) Get Off
d) Here You Come Again

6. Which of these songs did The Bee Gees have a hit with in 1979?
a) Always and Forever
b) Boogie Oogie Oogie
c) Grease
d) Night Fever

7. Do you remember which song Stevie Wonder had a hit with in 1970?

8. Which of these songs did Debby Boone have a hit with in 1979?
a) Hey Deanie
b) Sweet Talking Woman
c) The Groove Line
d) You Light Up My Life

9. 1972 was the year this Andy Williams song was on the hit list?

10. Even if you did not live in 1977, you probably heard about this song from David Bowie?

Today is a history quiz.

1. During which military conflict did the Three Battles of Bull Run take place?

2. Which of these civilisations is famous for using heiroglyphs?
a) Anciant Greek
b) Ancient Egyptian
c) Persian
d) Roman

3. What is another name for a big battleship?

4. Beginning in 1609 was a period of peace known as what?

5. In the 1950's there was a huge rise in the production of what after World War II?

6. A 1979 gas explosion in Warsaw in which country killed 49?

7. During which civil war did the second Battle of Fort Fisher take place?

8. Which company created its Doughboy mascot in 1965?

9. The 1960's design of Canada's flag was which colour with white?

10. Which of these is a catchphrase from Barack Obama's 2008 Primary campaign?
a) Change we can see
b) Change we can believe in
c) Change we can avoid
d) Change we can criticize

Today is a geography quiz

1. Which of the following does not release carbon dioxide
a) Burning fossil fuels
b) Deforestation
c) Driving
d) Fishing

2. Sorrento is a small coastal town and popular tourist destination in what country?

3. Which of these countries has a population of over 100 million people?
a) Angola
b) Bangladesh
c) Syria
d) Zambia

4. Red Square is a landmark in which country's capital?

5. Which London railway station would you arrive at if you were travelling from York?

6. Which is the largest country by population in the world?

7. What made London's Carnaby Street famous?

8. The Little Mermaid is a famous landmark in which city?

9. Which country has the highest population?

10. As the crow flies which of these city pairs are closest to each other?
a) Durham-Derby
b) London-Oxford
c) Manchester - Glasgow
d) Norwich - Coventry

Regarding the use of Google. It's more fair for everyone if you don't use it initially, but if a question hasn't been answered after a few hours, then it's ok to use it.

Today is a quiz about "sayings"

1. ****** is better than wealth

2. What type of creature do you drink like if you drink a lot?

3. Which word is removed from this common saying, "**** of the dog that bit you"

4. ********** is clearer when you're in love

5. What is said to be the mother of invention?

6. How many stitches does a stitch in time save?

7. What word is removed from this common saying, "As fit as a ********* dog"

8. Hope is passion for what is ********

9. Which word is removed from this common saying, "Oh, they have slain the Earl of Moray and Lady **********

10. Which word is removed from this common saying, "*********** Day poems and sayings"

1. Who played the main character in Fortress?

2. The suffix quad denotes how many?

3. A chukka is a period of play in which sport?

4. Clorox co has which ticker symbol?

5. Which bird takes it's name from the Portuguese word meaning "ostrich"?

6. Which of these foods are deemed high in cholesterol?
a) Bread
b) Egg yolks
c) Oatmeal
d) Pasta

7. Which of these snakes is the longest?
a} Anaconda
b) Burmese Python
c) Common Garden snake
d) Corn snake

8. Guano is sought after by humans. What is guano?

9. Who painted Sunflowers and Starry Nights?

10. What can a red giant star become?

Today is a technology quiz

1. Use of the internet for criminal activity is called?

2. Where would you normally find a SIM card?

3. Which is the app where you build professional connections and network with others?

4. Who was the man affectionately known as Mr Apple?

5. What is another term for technical specifications?

6. What do the letters VHS stand for?

7. Hotmail was a type of what?

8. Ask.com used to be called what?

9. On Apple products what is face time?

10. A great way to promote your online presence is to create a Facebook what?

Super Sunday soccer. Get your predictions in by 1.45pm for the 2.15pm kick off.
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1. As in a domain name, what does .org stand for?

2. Which of these is a baked sweet of pastry layers with a fruit filling?
a) Sauerkraut
b) Schnitzel
c) Spatzle
d) Strudel

3. From what country does sangria originate?

4. Jacqueline Bouvier was married to which US president?

5. Which film studio made Dumbo and Aladdin?

6. What is the official office of the President of the United States called?

7. Which country produces Galliano liquor?

8. How many adjectives are there in the sentence. "The mad, old dog bit the timid boy" ?

9. In 1913, socialite Mary Phelps Jacob patented which undergarment?

10. What hungry creature is in the title of a childrens book by Eric Carle?

Premier League on a Friday night. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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1. Which ceramic artist born in Stoke-on-Trent in 1899 is well known for her designs called Bizarre and Crocus?

2. The name of what creamy sauce, made prinipally from egg yolks and butter, and served with fish or vegetables comes from the French word for "Dutch"?

3. Which is the only Australian state capital not named after a person?

4. In 14AD who succeeded his stepfather Augustus to become the 2nd Roman emperor?

5. The BCG vaccine is given to protect against which infectious disease?

6. In August 2021 Sharon Graham was elected to succeed Len McCluskey as the General Secretary of which trade union, one of the largest in the UK?

7. Jelly made from which soft fruit is one of the principal ingredients of a Cumberland sauce?

8. Which singer, born Mary O'Brien, had success in the 60s with songs, "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" and "Son of a Preacher Man"?

9. Which island, the second largest in the Caribbean, is divided into the Republic of Haiti in the West and the Dominican Republic in the East?

10. What is the name of the author and illustrator best known for her creations Charlie and Lola , Clarice Bean and Ruby Redfort, who was childrens laureate from 2017 to 2019?

Tonight's Champions League group match is Graham Potter's first as Chelsea manager. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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I will give you the name of a football team, you have to name their opponent in a local derby. Starting with the easy ones, maybe a couple of hard ones near the end.

1. Everton
2. Aston Villa
3. Port Vale
4. Celtic
5. Hearts
6. Espanyol
7. Real Betis
8. Lazio
9. Sampdoria
10. Juventus
11. Boca Juniors
12. Corinthians

We're back with the Champions League. Normal service is resumed. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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1. Which town near Cannes is a renowned centre for the production of fragrances for the perfume industry and of flavourings for food manufacturers?

2. Which French coutouriers designs include the A-line , the H-line and the Y-line introduced in the 50s?

3. What is the common name of the trees of the genus Quercus?

4. Which Olympic event was orginally known as Aquatic Football?

5. The Unesco World Heritage site Leptis Magna which contains some of the finest Roman architectural remains in the world, is in which North African country?

6. The hormones insulin and glucogon are produced in which organ of the human body?

7. Which romantic poet married the heiress Anne Isabella Millbanke in 1815 , the couple's daughter being the mathematician Ada Lovelace?

8, In South Asian cuisine a dish with the word "palak" in it's name contains which vegetable?

9. The words of the Christmas carol "Silent Night" were orginally written in what language?

10. Who became the first singer in the history of the UK singles chart to have two songs at number one for nine or more weeks with "One Dance" in 2016 and "Gods Plan" in 2018?

One more Serie A match. English football is back tomorrow. Get yiour predictions in by 7.15pm for the 7.45pm kick off.
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1. Which Mediterranean island country is the smallest member of the European Union by both size and population?

2. What is the stage name of the singer who won the 2021 Mercury prize at the age of just 21, for her debut studio album Collapsed in Sunbeams?

3. The mineral "galena" is a sulphide of which metal and is also its commonest ore?

4. Which actor plays the former Liberal party leader Jeremy Thorpe in the 2018 television drama series A Very English Scandal?

5. The impressionist art movement took its name from the 1872 painting impression Sunrise by which French artist?

6. The carambola fruit has what alternative name , a reference to its shape when it's cut into slices?

7. The Naked and The Dead published in 1948, was the debut novel of which American author, who based it partly on is experiences of serving with the army in the Pacific during the Second World War?

8. What word, referring to great size, is used in astromony as a measure of the brightness of a star or other celestial body?

9. In the 2018 television series Bodyguard, which actress plays the Home Secretary Julia Montague, whose actions make her a terrorist target as she gains public notoreity?

10. Jewellery made from which precious metal , with the chemical symbol "pd", has required a hallmark since 2010?

Serie A was lucky for me, so here's another match. Get your predictions in by 7.15pm for the 7.45pm kick off.
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1. The painting Salvator Mundi, which was sold at auction for a record $450m in 2017, is believed to be by which artist?

2. In October 2021, which band had their ninth UK number one album with Music of the Spheres?

3. Which capital city stands on the Southern side of the Gulf of Finland, opposite Helsinki?

4. What word, from the Greek for "leaf", is used for an extremely thin pastry often prepared by layering several sheets together with melted butter?

5. Nicholson is the surname of a Singapore born violinist known generally by what first names?

6. What breed of dog named after an Adriatic coastal region was once used as an escort and guard for horse-drawn carriages?

7. Which planet has a prominent oval-shaped storm system in its clouds called the Great Red Spot?

8. For what 1993 film did the 11 year old New Zealander Anna Paquin win a Best Supporting Actress Oscar?

9. The peppery-tasting leaves of which plant, whose name comes from the Latin for "nose twister" are often added to salads?

10. In 1987, which golfer became the first British woman to win the US Open?

So many games to choose from today. From another French match to Germany, Portugal, Spain, even the US. But I've chosen the later of two Italian Serie A games.
Get your predictions in by 7.15pm for the 7.45pm kick off.
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I've come across a list of 50 really testing questions, so here we go for the next 5 days, or maybe more.

1. Which American blues singer, who died in 1939, was portrayed by Viola Davis in a 2020 film adaptation of a play by August Wilson?

2. What is the name of the British astronaut whose 2017 autobiography is entitled, Ask an Astronout: My Guide to Life in Space?

3. In a traditional pack of English playing cards, the King of Diamonds holds what weapon in his right hand?

4. Kadeena Cox, who was made an MBE for services to athletics in 2017, won two gold medals at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics in which other sport?

5. Which author wrote the novel, The Invisible Man, first publised in 1897, about a scientist who stumbles across the secret of invisibilty with dire consequences?

6. In which cathedral in Eastern England were Catherine of Aragon and Mary, Queen of Scots buried, although Mary's body was later moved to Westminster Abbey?

7. What corrosive acid was formerly known as Oil of Vitriol?

8. What name is given to a parallelogram where all four sides are of equal length but do not meet at right angles?

9. What military disaster of 1854 was commanded by James Brudenell, the 7th Earl of Cardigan?

10. The "Great Spotted" the "Lesser Spotted" and the "Green" are species of what bird that is resident in the British Isles and is noted for probing for insects in tree bark?

With all English football cancelled we cross the channel in our rubber dinghy to the French Ligue 1. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8pm kick off.
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In this quiz a word has been removed from the name of a 1950's band

1. The El *******

2. The **** Keys

3. Randy & The ********

4. The Delta ****** Boys

5. The ******** Brothers

6. The Five ******

7. The **** Five

8. The Four *****

9. Norman Fox & The ********

10. The Four ******

each * represents a letter.

Today we have a history quiz

1. Who is considered the father of medicine who is credited with an oath that is still pronounced by young physicians that establishes the fundamental principles of the discipline?

2. Wu Zetian was the leader of which country in the early medievel period?

3. Lady Jane "what" was Queen of England for nine days?

4. Christian Dior presented his first fashion collection in 1947. What country was Dior from?

5. During which civil war did the battle of "Roanoke Island" take place?

6. Which type of communication was invented in 1837?

7. In the Vietnam war, what was the name of the trail that led from North Vietnam to areas close to Saigon?

8. What was the name of the Archduke who was assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914?

9. Franz Ferdinand was heir to the throne of which empire when assassinated?

10. In what year did Franklin D Roosevelt's third Secretary of War begin his service?

Tonight is the turn of the Europa Conference League. Man Utd are also playing at the same time. FCSB are a team from Bucharest in Romania. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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Choosing this Champions League group match over the Napoli v Liverpool one as it's being shown on BTsports UHD channel. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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1. I'm missing this question because it's for pre-school kids

2. What's the name for a loan secured on your house?

3. Complete the title of the children's book by Lewis Carroll, Alice's Adventures in...?

4. The Bargain Bucket is sold at what food chain?

5. Which word did we remove from this famous saying, Empty bags cannot stand *******?

6. Which type of sea creature could be Hawksbill, Leatherback or Loggerhead?

7. Which sort of energy conversion takes place in an electric motor?

8. In medical terms, what does the suffix, "-asthenia" mean?

9."Sunshine of Your Love", "I Feel Free" and "White Room" are what supergroup's biggest hits?

10. What does the word "Petulant" mean?

It's matchday one of the Champions League group stages. Chelsea are playing early so this is tonight pick. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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A Northeast derby from the Championship tonight. Get your predictions in by 7.30pm for the 8.00pm kick off.
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1. In NFL, what is it called when a defensive player catches the other team's ball?

2. What is the name for a noun that refers to more than one thing?

3. Which kind of sword are popular with collectors?

4. Which of the following does not contain Ozone Depletion Substances?
a) Fire extinguishers
b) Pesticides
c) Solvents
d) Toothpaste

5. Which of these is a type of wetland?
a) Bog
b) Desert
c) Savannah
d) Tundra

6. What season is it in Australia during December?

7. Narcissus is said to symbolise what?

8. 12,000 years ago, rising sea levels turned which part of Australia into an island?

9. Sapphires are generally which colour?

10. Mr Darcy is an arrogant gentleman is which novel?

Today is a 1970s song quiz

1. Who sang the song, American Pie?

2. Who sang the song, Woodstock?

3. Who sang the song, Looks Like We Made It?

4. Who sang the song, Garden Party?

5. Who sang the song, Joy To The World?

6. Who sang the song, She's Gone?

7. Who sang the song, Good Morning Starshine?

8. Who sang the song, I'll Be Good To You?

9. Who sang the song, Games People Play?

10. Who sang the song, For You Blue?

Super Sunday, can Arsenal make it 6 wins out of 6. Get your predictions in by 4.00pm for the 4.30pm kick off.
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Saturday night football. Get your predictions in by 5.00pm for the 5.30pm kick off.
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Today is a history quiz.

1. In 2013 a deadly train wreck took place in Santiago de Compostela in which country?

2. In which century was Mahatma Gandhi born?

3. Raul Alfonsin was the leader of which country in the 80s?

4. In 1995 Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated. Of which country was he Prime Minister?

5. Who was James Watt?

6. Which mountain range located in Northern Africa owes its name to a titan of Greek mythology, that is said was carrying on his shoulders the weight of the world?

7. What did the Russian people do with Vladimir Lenin's body after his death in 1924?

8. What organization was formed when the North Atlantic Treaty was signed on 4 April 1949?

9. Between what years was world war II fought?

10. Who fiddled while Rome burned?